IN
•
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ME
iiii
' 1111PROVIN.G
• • - . ,
';•`,A.correspondent,e(the'Gardner'S Go
kOC,isaYs:7—.4., have . frereTobeervation,
filar a same Of triitle,ascertained that, all
sortie,. fruit: Corilbe•raised about one;third
_ laner:Jhan •'t hey Usually , are,. and 'their
, qualities much Improifed, su p •
aorfing the ,fruit m the,fiallowing" ,man-
nor:—As soon as it is fully. leVeloped. it
should not be allowed : to hang its •weight
400-,its stallr.,aitkelitcreastrig-Weight ,
.trains the stalk, and inohat way:leisens
4ke. quantity - of .nutritious fluid r .florvlng
to the fruit, - ''This, ~ctb,Viated, in
some cases, ky,loying the pear, apple, or
whatever it may. be, upon a branch,:and
fixing, it, with a e ikp of matting,. tq.pre-
Vetit It's being moved by the wind ;otby
putting it into.a.:snrioll.7.net' made for the
_rpm:pose, at the•••sarne ti me, koping the
litslk in o'korizimtal position, when it can
be done without-twisting-or hewing it--
as the bending; either accidentally or by
ikketyettit nf,the fruit, is. in my opinion
tacet , ininrions;. to no *growth ; for The
pores of the woody stalk are •strained on
one side of the, bend and compressed on
the other henee the vessels ihrough
,Which ,the reqiiisite'nourishmept flows be
.ing thus partially shut up,,the growth of
•the fruit is retarded in proportion to the
*raining of the stalk. The fixing of the
fruit also prevents the risk of its falling
offand getting daniaged before it reach
es'rnaturity. I have grown fiahhas up.
-on the.,same_2priumple,..and.:with.similar.
success, and I have no doubt that' the
htost of flower'blooms, especially those
cWhich are weighty and inclining, can be
grown much larger by the system refer •
bred to, and in shoot, all sorts of vegeta.
.bies, trees, etc."
CULTIVATION' OF POTATOES
The old practice of hilling up corn
and potatoes, is discarded by the best
-Cultivators. Still there are some who
yet cling t o the old waysthat might be of
.benefit in a wet and hurmtd climate
•where a necessity exists for the plants up
'out-of a superabundarit moisture. But
is a climate like ours, where long con
tinued droughts parch up the earth as
°they frequently do in many sections, the
hat culture, with planting on or below
the surface, is the better plan. Wh;re
the soil is-well underdrained and subsoil
ed, potatoes planted below the surface.
,;''Without any hilling, succeeds the best.
In such situatims the ;superabundance
of rain passes down =through the earth
leaving its amnionia and other fertilizing
principles for the benefit of the growing
plants, while , in the dryest weather the
roots of the plants 'search . ' their food so
deeply in the generous soil that they
leap in a vigorous condition'.
LIFE INSURANCE.
HE undersigned hiving been the agent o
the Keystone Life, insurance Company,
it urrisburg. Pp.,.continues to act in that ca
pacity, by authority of said Company. He
would respectfully inform the community that
he will attend to such parsons as may signify
their de ire to insure their lives, and thus give
proteetion'to their bereaved fernlike and
'fribncle, in case of - detith- Office in Wait Porn
fret Stieei, Carlisle,
Mav2s
' 3. WORTHINGON
ILMIATMER. •
' FRITZ & HENDRY,
Store 20 N. 8d et., Phila.
. .
'.Morocco 114Rnulacturere, Curriere, Importers - ,
Commission and General Leather Businose,
• • , _WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
.Igenufaetory 15 Mergaretta street. 'iiep7ly
. .
Fresh Arrival of Hardware.
HE, subscriber having retnrned from the
T
City, has pet HE ,
opened for the Spring
tra 0 a large and well Selected stock of HA RD
WARE, foreign and &mastic, embracing ev•
scritiiing usually found in that line of business.
The attention of friends and the public goner
illy, is respectfully directei to the assortment
4snliand, assuring them that goods of all kinds
;wall be sold for cash at a very small advance on
manufacturers prizes.
, lia• Remo - alba r - t he - old - stand—Pt - Of din, tit.,
-Carlisle, Pa.
mar 8 • ',, ; 'HENRY SAXTON
• .., ...,... .. ~ .
czavpn sziAD.
bushels prune' Ohio and Pentisydva
CLOVE SEED' for sale by
:.•, nn
R.
' BOYER & 'HALL,
Agricultural Implement and Seed Store,
iHarrisburg, Pa.
Great Rush for Bargains
, 4 AT tho New and Cheap Store of WEISE &
=CAMPBELL. We are selling off a large en
-Nortment of Cashmeres and Moue de Leine at
arclntly reduced prices.. I Call and see!
Jan 55, 1859.
• •PIAOI7G3IF4 - -•, ,
URKEE S CeMbiated York Ploughs con'
Inanity on hand, also Craighead's ana
,Plank's make for sale at • •
._. ,- I rag sul3seriboi informs the pub
f,,, A. lio..that... he bps constantly on
.r. ; c.':.- hand ti'venety of choice young L'O
pa
I • CURT.TRE from ten to fifteen
feet 'high, W were raised tram
the seed, they arenil el yellow locust: He
offers them et moderato priceg, at his nursery,
situated in Hampden 'township, Cub. county,
'about s . rniles west of ' Htirrieburg;on the turn
pike. Call and examine for'yourselves.
- Yel:l92'lo4lidl - ' ' ' - ..SIA'M'L . EBERLY.
`` . • 'ilSl47. DARBY
.torar-tir:iinzr, de. co.;
'3PI - I.ticD•critsa
GENERAL COMMISSION. MERCHANTS,
HOWARD' STREET;
N. 7 ;
.Oppcfisite , ,
1 1 ( . L.T m o.lln, •
=AST*, .pinxvm, or
r.: PRINQ .49ND' SUMMER' 0091#3,
At OHAI3 - E OVALBYtS, -
In East • Ifigli Ctirlisle, Pa. .•
WE have just received a large tinir hand:
some:assortnaent of Spring and Summer
,Goode, ooneiatino,althe latest styles of Ladle's'
• P,ODDS,.
mo.undebege,.ano omega delailus; ,
nelftwns, black an d fancy .aillhe of every fleserip
sion:and unality, Ot high lustre,
bigot boinbazmes of a sueerior finality, and a
good assortment of ftfonrning 'Goods..
YONtESTIPS; liomn§pcs,
"INl4iidhe(t . and 'Unbleached'ziiiislins; sheetings
'lrvain'l to 3 yd's vade. efineks',' Glasgow and Ann
ritdrieh' dainatik towehi rind
table cloths, 'Mi . pkitili; and 'white
...woollen flannels. shrouding flannel,'
EMBIEGIDEMES, AND 'LACES, •
edigiriebnd insert
`7lOllO ll O O -
XlibehlttilkliCflorentine lase; french
anencer
tniffs,.4itrning nollars i black• lased veils of
0411(stYlee, n` , A , very hdnOome, aasortment of
wilentietre land •Bonnee • •
COE
, . .
. With a large and handsome variety of ,D.r.V
tkiniiii4na t :Greatniiis'aii'Ftehetal.always . to'btS,
Joiliad on 'ihis lodiast: terms , et •40gilbyNs; Empn
l i tur es, tf :VI • t, l ' • ,M4r-2g
Wb v riakatotilik.W .
Naea PefAmpAgilt cOor
437110VZ01313.
tiumbdrtat4lt;kindii
' 4, Wr ;it !the Jihertite*Pmvitoorttoti,ort, ierptidotiyet
..thpn , eon be - hod eletmilvere,:i.Allordartiditeeted
froP Ej HASKeLlii , Papertoyror 3ei ftrYAI.
he. promptly
ttiftlded. to. " :• I ‘,!,:t,",tFehttsl‘ly
) I '"gROCAH L'O'NO4 , ,SHAWLS—Juit
fsiYed ifecYlloold irtd.Squpre
w op ankfor gala by
GI w ZITTNCR;
- ~.., . ,,-..,i, - --?il ,-,-,.,,,..,....
_-__,urors ..fz , Obolao.
HAM) WARE—Pap : ititRITAL
„E . tEritT ‘:S.WETON. •
• THE aubscribeiliao4 fOl'ined from the
• city would call the attention of his friends and
the public gneislly to the-large. and well so.
limed assurttnent of Hardware which !6 has
just'reheived. • consisting• iri paiiaf
.1 -4340 BUILDING MATERIALS,'
scrws,' hingesiloelte; bolts;
ass, failtty;• PairAs, (alb, Ste. TOOLS—
edge
tools; says: end 'planes of .eveiy airsorip
him, with . file, ralips,, hammOrtii• ativifo;', s6 .
• A general' assoriment 91': •• • ,
SAPEMAICERS & 'SADDLERS voot§,!
together with • *heroes:O. linin,g and. • bilidingi
I skins,, shoe" . ihread, wdx, pCgs, lasts, .harnoss ,
indunting,'itiiddletimeS, Wei ,
•COAC4..TitlMMlNG7rcanviss tplain, en -1
' amelled; figured and embossed,) paternanden
: &smelled leather, axles, springs, hubs, ant:hes!
lelluess.shelts,4 o, &e , ••• . • ' ' •
Cabinet. Makers will fiod /ergo .afstiarnl • eati
of varnishes, mahogany and walnut .veneers,
moptding. - rosettes, hair cloth; curled hair,,'
The stock of IRON is large, and:well' Soloc
i' ed. comprising all the kinds — hi general use, MI
hammered and rollistrfire of all flat / bat
and band iron, round; square g and qvul, iron,
horseshoe lron and nail rods,'with a large lot
of cast and spring steel, English ankAmerican
blister steel, &e. •
Housekeepers and ihose - nbaut comtrienemg
will find i: to-their advantage to call and exam-.
ino our cutlery, brittenie and plated ware
pans, kettles, cedar ware,,baskets,,
In addition to the above we have received
splendid assortment of yvAr,,t, PAPER, ma
king the stock comPlete, and at sip,h • prices as
ennnot fail to give sittislimtiori. We invite
friends to call, knowindit will be to their own
advantage. Remember- the aid stand,'East•
High Street, Car.islo, P,
Oct. 12, 1853. lIKNRY SAXTON.
HO FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
wriaSACINGLE'S - - OLD - BALL is now
1.1. a n d
will continuo to be supplied with the
greatest novelties up to the close of the season,
comprising in part
CONFECTIONARIES
of the choicest varieties, such as Fine Candy
Toys, Jelly Cakes, Boil Bane, Gum Cordial,
Lemon, Chocolate and Fruit Drops, Rose;
Vanilla and Burnt Almonds, French and ex•
pleding Secrete. Also all the iommon
ties, all of which will -be sold wholesale and
retail at low rates. We have just received i
FRUITS AND NUTS
of the latest importations such as Oranges,
Lemons. Raisins, Figs, Procne. Citron, Cur
rants, soft and paper shelled Almonds, Fil
berts, Cocoa ? Creanfund ;Ground Nuts. In
connection with the above the largest assort
ment of '
- - -
of every kind from all parts of khrope, man
ufactured of wood, glass, ehina; papier mache,
tin and India rubber, zinc, &c., such as Fine
Wax, kid and jointed Dolls, Sewing and Card
Baskets, Work,. and .Fancy Boxes, Flower
Vases, Motto Cups, Tea Setts, Music Boxes,
Port Monaies, Battle Doors, Grace Hoops,
Masks, Drums, Guns, Trumpets, Dominoes,
lotto and other-games, &c. Fancy - Soups and
Hair Oils of every variety. In connection
with the above a large stock of
• FAMILY GROCERIES, .
such as pulverized. crushed and brown Su !
gars.of every grade. Coffee, Molasses. Starch,
Green and Black Teas, Spices, Butter, soda.
Sugar, Witter and o.her Crackers, cheese, &c.
'rho subscriber returns -his sincere thanks
to a generous public for 'the'. patronage hereto•
fore bestowed on hint, and hopes, „by a desire
to please, to merit a continuance of-the same.
P. MONYER.
• Carlisle. December 7, 1853.
Corner of Banover and Louther sta., Carlisle,
%IBS undersigned - has olwaye on hand a large
1 stock of superior Cabinet Ware. in all the
different styles, which he Is prepared to sell nt
the lowest prices. He invites attention partic
ularly to the Patent Spring. Bottom Bedstead, a
moat useful article, which entirely obviates all
objections - . The bottom can be attached to old
Bedsteads. They have given entire satis ac•
lion to all who have them in use. •
iKeCO FMB made to order atthe shortest
notice.
JACOB FETTER
Carl ialo Jan'y. 22, 1851.-Iy,
-- CARTER'S. SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE: GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD,
.
l Not a Partible of Mercury in it.
An infAllible remedy for Scrofula, K ing's WI.
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutanecus Eruptions,
Pimples or ?Mettles on the Face, Blotches,
' Bolls, Chroido.S'ore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tel
. ter, Scald Rend, Enlargement and Pain of the
Bones and Jointi, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic
Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints and all
Diseases arising from an injudicious use of Mer
cury, Imprudence in Life, or Impurity of the
Blond. .
'Phis valuable Medicine, Which lins become
celebrated for the number
,of extraordinary
cures effected throu"h its itgincy ,^l,as induced
the proprietors, at the intent request of their
friends, to offer it to the public, which they do
With the utmost confidence in its . virtue' awl
- wonderful curative properties. The . following
certificates selected- from a large member, ore
however. stronger testimony than the mere
word of the ,proprietors -1 and are all ,from gen
tlemen well known' in their localitins and of the
highestrespectabillty many of them residing in
the city of Richmond, Va.
. F. BOYDEN,' Esq. of the Exchange Hotel,
Richmond, known every where,snys helm seen
the Medicine called Ceircza's Spettctsta MIT
TORE administered. in over a hundred eases, in
nearly nil the disesisesfor.which his recomnien•
ded with the most astonishingly good results.—
„Me says it. is ,tire most extraordinary medicine
- lie ha ii - e vt" - Filetii,; 7--
AGUE .AND FEVER-.Great Cure.—l here
by certify that for three years I had Ague and
Fever of themost violent description, I had
: several Physicians, took large quantities ot Qui
nine, Mercury, and I believe nil the Tonics ad,.
• vertised, but,alJ. without any Remanent relief.
At • last I tried Cartet"s Spanish. Mixture, two
bottles of which effectually cured me und I ant
happy tp nay I have hod neither Chilla or kever
• since.. Icl:insider it the.best,Torile in the world
and the only medicine that ever reached'rini ease.
• ~ • - - . JOHN LONGDEN.'
...: Heaver dant-near. Richmond Va. ,; • •
GB LUCK Esq now to the city 4 Richmond
and for many years in the Post Office, has such.
confidence in the astonishing efficacy of Carter's
.Spanish Mixture, thathe has bought . npivards of.
sth bottles which has given away to The afflicted:
Mr Luck say he has never known it to fail when'
taken:accord into, directions. . • • . •, ;
, Dr MINCF. a practising physlean and former
ly of the City Rotel:lit the ,eity.pf Ilichmonili:
says he has tvitnessed 'in A number of instances
the effects of Carter's Spanish Mixture winch
were 'Moat Oulyr surprising. He, says in. a. critic
of Consumption, dependent"-on the Liver, the
effects were wonderful indeed. _
SAMUEL M 'DRINKE,R of the flinik:Drlnk
ty & Morris,,ltiollittoo,l:orsts„ cured of,Liser
Complaint of 0 years standing by the use of two.
betties or Carter's Spanish Mixture.. 1
• GREAT CURE-OF SCROFULA—The IuII:-
tors pf the Richmond Republican hail to servant
' employed in their press robin, cured' of violent'
' Scrofula coinbioted with Rheurnatism, Which (mi.
•-tirely diSableilliiin,frnos work,: Two bottics. of;
r Carter's Spanish Mixture made 11, pCrf , CkAtillrei:oy
. ' him, and the editorain o. public-Mina say they
"cheerfully recommendit to all who areviillicted
~ wit.h.rmy diseasebrtte b '
,
.blood ” • :.
kiirip.
i -SPILL .ANQTIIER CURE' OF gC .
. il.Ar-I IntrEtt,y,gry valuable boy cured tir,Pofilfill
by Carter's Spanish, Miltture,:, I eensideCit trill
• . a valuable medicine t, tames Vil aylOr Contl9ato
.c ou , the, st ,F,,A,, le, 3t, 13 , 9:i 11.10mend'Va_ ~1.,,
Mr John Thompson residing .in the city
Rielimenti t ,wns gyrolat threehottles4Cariers:
, ; ',Spanish,Mitturis.of Isa ,Ithelim i wltiph,4,k,Bll.
, 1
.ttettrly,.gp 'ilr,ii. Alta . * lah,piltltie„OliiiolOOP-nt
, , the Om wp,uld' not ear.. Iklr Poiniillifk' tiv 66 Vill
,„knowo meroholl(W)ll,9,4;tot , itlidio:l6l;'Arilt
t ,pudhisi . abrblw rabid reinfirkablb:, : ' '.'" :' o.
-,, PrineaptiEbeptili.st AL WARD.' CLOSE'
; i sco;',No. Sir,' Mariii.,:iiid,' NeW.Notli: ' ' ': '- 't ,
'...i,,T;Vr:Oystr `,.442itms; s a 15.kNortli gd
.PlrOnt. Philail4P la,. :.'-!:', . : ~.,.,,,, I. f ...,;;_.., , ,,. t .
..ifemli r 4 CT, dr.:lo,tap . N - 040,iutigN'stieet,'
' :lAiilhillolid:';ltp, -, -:. : .NE0 ,, ..q...v. - , : , --;•Nt'
Ana,ror. eal4 fit EVP,lilittt' tfli*lElkiiirilliilt .
torllbleititi Diy. Meohanlootoit; '4.01-letiild,.
I , Newville';.l C Aldo, ShlppeOshorigiipd hrdeo
ow In otolleiato svprywhore.. , '' :',',i ~ ,
SAXTON'S
MI
Great Olttractiont
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
. 6 06,
te p:a•
uL t XCItRftCDULi:.nS
. . , _.. .
Dollar 4, Premium iikl l l,4lt.
tonentor af , :titi tieledsarCri•dcfriciii;tilirluitiOtiflg
• —Wig aad Elallici'lleirid •Totifiaces. ,,.,...,..„,_
,
krotrucktiopAryro niA ble..ualep alio p9nt.i.erpen
to measure their head;
with ,accuracy •
F"rr,VVJ2E, ineliei "'Tod[ineti Es stalps, inches
14'n 1 'The round at— rNo I 'Fritsin'fritelieutrto .
din head'', •-
- back as ft& ins bald , .i.
'' 2 'Frbin'foreheski . • ... .srtilveetth-nlientl us far .
- . orer_theiterttl_tp___ ~ ~Its'requiretr ~ ,1 •
the neck:: •• ''. '' ,1. 3'Oser . ihenrown of the
I
3 From'env fa ear . head .
'•'4 Vrtuit ear; to ear ,'" -, ~ , • • ...,
round the forehead
I DOLLARD has always ready for sale a
so lee d *rick Of p g rili* Toppe ki; Ladies'
Wigs, balc,Wigs,,Erixots,,Bruids, Curls, &e, beaudfulfr nuirsulhatiired, and as •cheap as any
estiblishment Union n ' ••. ; •
Dollarda Ilerbanium extract or Lustrous liair
Tonic, prepared' freers' Singh, American Ileit i s
and ltd td, the ino . st'succe'ssful article_ ever Per
ducod . for
,Preserving'. the heir front falling out
or 'clintigiiigclbe,resforing and prekiVing'R in
lie*tillby and luxuriant state 'Among 'other fen
sons 'Only Dollard'irlsait-cutting. saloon maintains
ItSitninenti e popehtrity is the Iseethat his To tie
isesimieil to mbry head of hair cot 'lit 'hip 'malt
lislimenticonsenuenily it is kept labetter. pees-
Mallon than under any known application' it
being thus practically tested br thousands, offers
the greatest -guarantee , of its efficacy,
, Sold wholesale and retail at his Old Establish
Mehl 177 Cheitnnt 'sweet oppoxite the State
House, Philailciphin. • • _
12 Dollard has at least discovered the ne 'plus
ultra of HAIR DYE And • announces it for sale
with perleitt cenfidencd in its surpassing every
thing' of the kind now In use It colors the hate
tither black or brown; (as maybe desired) 'cum
is used without injurr to the hair or skin .bitber
by. stain or otherwise, can be washed off in ten
minutes after application, without detracting
from its efficacy Persona visiting the city are
invited to give him a call
Letters addressed to R. DOLLARD, - 177
Chestnut strect,..Philadelphia, will receive
lion.. - inn 25, ly
NEW DRUG STORE ! ! !
Sinah Hanover Street, Neil,- the Court liouee.
.M 1 J. ICIEFFCR, druggist, would respect.
. folly inform too citizens of Carlisle and
vicinity that he has opened a new •
CIiEMICADIAND DRUG STORE.
His stock is entirely new, and has been selec
ted with great care. As many of the articles
I n daily use by physicians and families deteri
orate by age and expdsure great care will be
[alien not to allow such articles to accumulate
in such-quantities.
. Attention is especially invited to his stock of
Medicines, Essential Oils, Oils,:l'inctures,
Wines, Extract:, ConteCtiona,•Chemicals.
&c. Together with the shove-he has a lal
assortment of Paints. Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs
- P - ifint - andAarnish Brushes, and
, CHN FE CT/O,NA lES
of every variety.- He has also on hand a eplen
did assortment of , _
Perfumeries, Suomi Extracts, Fan6y, Hair
Clothes and Flesh i prpshes, Supporter's,
Breast Exhausters, Nipple Shields,'
Too,h Washes and Posies; oko
MEDICINAL WINES AND BRANDIES,
of the best qu'ality. SEGA RS, from the best
Havana - and Spanish houses, of every flavor,
from one cent upwards.
In order to ensure his customers against
mistakes during any tetnporaray absence of
the proprietor, the 'Services of an experienced
and competent assistant have been - secured,
which will he felt to- be important, in view of
theresponsibilitieb which are known to devolve
upon the druggist,
aj'PIFKSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
will be abfully and'promptly attended to.—
Orders from Physicians and Merchants in the
country will be filled with care, 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•
peettully solicited. Terms CPA).
May 11. 1853. -13. J. KIEFFER.
Hardware, llardw are.
.THE subscriber wishes to draw the atten
tion of the public to heir own interests,
which they may consullto good advantage by
examining the elegant and complete assort •
Fnont of • liardware ot every description, which
ho.ie now reeelviug at his old stand on North
Hanover street.
TO COAC'HIA AKERS.
We have a large supply of springs, hubs.
bands, laces, curtai n s, and. floor oil cloths and
drab clothe, of ditierent qualities, in fact every
thing in your line.
'l'o CABINET-MAKERS
We offer complete sett,l of veneers, knobs and
mouldings of mulnut .and mahogany, to sui
both the taste and the pbtae.
CARPENTERS EXAMINE
'Te op lendid aesortment of tools in your line
as also a complete stock of building materials,
such as locks, hinges, screws, latches, glass,
paints, oils, varnishes, turpintine.&c. and va
rious carpenters tools cheaper shun ever, as
has been acknowledged by a carPenter who
has seen them.
BLACKSMITHS
-
cannot go wrongin giving us a call for a sup—
ply of hammered, rolled, alit and other iron
gentrially_used.us Mao _east 9 ..__shetir—American.
and English blister steel, dr.,c. &C..
OUR FARMER•FRIENDS
y 01112190 consult their interests by looking at
our cheap shovels, forks,.trace chains, homer,
and -every other article .Itom a .aradlo to a
plonigh,to suit them in price nod quality.
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
are also invite(' to _examine the quantity and
quality now on band of cedar ware, tubs,
churns, buckettil oils, such as fish, sperm and
flaxseed oils, which will be sold at the lowest
cash priced. I would also call attention tom
splendid assortment of WALL PAPERS;
pre , ,enting a numberlesd variety of Patterns at
prices 1r0m.6 eta. upwards. Reraenither, there'
is no mistake here, as all articles will be sold
at the lowest cash price's at the old and well
known stand en North Hanover,..street, Bast
nice, betweee lkicqtrtughlfn's 'Hatel — and Kell.
er's Hot Store.
march 16
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
JOHN D. GORG."'
WOULD.inform the public that he has now
on hapil at hie establishment, on - Main
ptreet e next docifiro Marion Hall, the .largest
nd most:complete assortment of
COOK, OFFICE*. PARLOUR STOVES
to be found in this county, which will be sold
at the lowest prices for cash or approved credit,
His stock consists of a large assortment of new
and highly approved
PATENT COOKING STOVES;
.Finishod-in-tlitimoat-coniplete -manner, - :and
palculatod, for: eltherovood or coal. or both. All
the old standard patterns, which haye'stood the
test of . e.vrierience, may be found at his' estab.
'Raiment. Also ,a great variety of the most ap
pmv.od and beautiful
• PARLOR AND OFFICE STOVES,
Intruding tinumb'er' e,if new ;styles, possessing
very superior advantages over' those heretOlore
in use, Familiee and housekeepersare respect.
fully'inyitod to give b call before Mucha:
sing elsewhere. Stoves delivered to any part
Of 'the courity'and put A i r at; the - aliorleafiroticif.
He 'continues to do elf kin& of • ,
TIN; AND SHEET IRON WARE
and Copper work, and has constantly on. band
or will make
.toiorder every article required hi ,
hausekeopers Sr whole in this line. EU stock
of Tin and Copner•ware °tulip:ices every kind
of household. and kitchen, Utensil, warranted.
.equal to the beet, tnanuiVoturetl. . Pernonsin
s worn of articles in, hie line . maY always aura'
oflbeing!beepmedated.to their satielaction. by
giving tliNcOn • , . fOctf9,
ACIBEAT B. MEILEN,
, . .
ABINfiT IVI.g.ttEItA.NDAINDERPAKSR
North Haapver Soca, anrinexe door *
to Glass's
• • • ' ' ' '
TllE,undereighed would roipeetftillyAnfortp
tto
I citizens Cailitliotind '11101)04,1c gener
raty, that, ho rolis has '
on timid d'it‘fge and eta ;
f oni, assortment of yUßNl.TUßE,*ohilielihg
in port of Witrdrobes,'Cr "ard tipa
800 e; ,Burpotte; Bedotediii. pinin arid fancy
4
dga..tnantifaattirod alike beat
Apd, q poity WirrOntrerl.
Aloo goneral,'o o tiOrttrionf of'rHAIRS at
An lowest. 'Orios,.. mide to
stiontiod to. . '•-•-r
inrCtOnantada,nt the'ohotteai
hoingl4'aptentlid, hegira?
,Ita wilt attend (noel , '
dl. in town or coniniy: ' • - • ,
Remombor..the stand— next door ''to 1.
Glass ~ne7v24 13::STVIIVEY,
,
rpthtleka alt,tl I!'dere are' mvited to
easaiii t lie the. assail . iii , it . 1 6f Liiice, 9 . l,l)3tdh
'ini,' Bohn, iiiinti, Sere a .'l23laiii, Mtv •Clil,
Paints, Ste: . 411 fiielitlikeitaiirr it -''''''. l' !..', d _
- Ig ' '• ' ' - 841,F,TON'S. ,
''' ''''', IL. , ritiii; -mob, ; ram,: i Sri'` . ,
t 0 , f ;.., 51 sm.A.viceatuf,,,in, , ,whoip,l.H.
4 " .. c.cipkir t e ~.);hi e ~. Lake White , Rim h; also a
'fl' ii• hatiele et SAILMO N , il' RC U T from 'the'
thiPLalieteedloir i he. first /thee broehht , te 4hia'
1 3 :quip in t to And . for sale by cl the subscriber,
..- 4 - oW, (hoer Market Sotartio Carlisle,
' '4 J. D. HALBERT.
- 141tOrtuancono,
, Y R ctaMIL A N
PY,.
LigtißoNit 01? Ne4yoli:q,l:o,l[ATy','Ols
, - -.EASV,:br THE Kuomys', ,AND 'ALL:
niskasEs,,Ainsuiu •FRONC - -..d
41801 M aD. LIVE: Olt
• ; '••• T •, '
:-•;-• Stich he Constipation, inbitii'd . , pilee;fninoss
.of bloodia 'the head,acidily ot stlitriaeb,
nausea, ileartburii;disiest - for - food,, folncee or
•„ ; w,eight.iii,the stomach , sour eructnions„ pink
ing or flutiering•at.-the 'pitol the stomach,'
',swimming of, the head, hurried , land ,difftcUlt
~ b reathing, fluttering at the heart, choking •or
abfrocatitig sensations when-in a lying.posturo,
diinness , of vision, dots or woes Wore , 'the
• ' eight, fever and dull jiain In the•
• lency orporspiretion, yellownoes of 'the •ekin
and oyes, pain side, back, chest, limbs,
nuddbn flushes. of bdining• in' the
flesh, constant inlaginirigs of evil, and grea
,
. depression of spirits,
CAN DE EFFECTUALLY MIRED DY
.pit..rtootittacws
.
CELEBRATED , ' GERMAN BITTERS ,
Preluded by .
• DR, C. 111. JACKSON, • .
N 0,126 Arch St'rect, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases' is not
excelled, if oh - tinned, by•eny other preparation
inlbe United Slates, as the cures attest, in
many cases alter skilful physicians had failed.
, These ,I.3attars are worthy the attention of
Invalids. Possessing great.yirtuesr in the rec•
lineation of diseases of the Liver and. lesser
glands, exercising the must searching powers
in weakness and affections of the digestive or.
grins, they are .6,ithal safe, certain and „pleas
ant.
READ AND BE ' CONVINCED
Tatiniong of the hiyhesi character: HO N.
.
GBO, STROOP., Judge of the Disirict Court in
,Perry connty_ae.,Vov. 10111„ . 1 EVA, said: +Vein.
'HOoliand'sGsrman Bitters' has been in use in
our place over a year past, and to the 'asttinieh
meet of mummy has performed wonders. We
May notice a few instances that have come
under Ot 4 / 1 immediate notice:—almost every
person who has stopped at the hotel of Wm.
Lackey, One year since, predicted ,rom
maciated countenance and debility, that, ha
could nut live much longer.. Ile was unable
to attend to his buiness, snd f.-n. the greater
part ofthe time confined to MS room. We rec,
ommended him to try the German Bittern; he
did; and to the surprise of all his tripods ho is
now able to attend to his usual business , and
perform manual labor. The cash of Henry
Asper a stone mason, whom no one supposed
would ever recover from the debility of his .
system, but was looked upon as fast approach
fug the grave, took eight or rime bottles of the
Bitters during .the lust winter, and this sum.
mar lie has been Ito the surprise of all who
knew•hie ease] following his trade. The case
of William Murphy is no less astonishing.—
lie too was so fur reduced ne to induce the
general belief that the grave alone would be
Ids only remedy. Mr. Luckey recommended
him to try theHoofland's - Gorman Bitters; he
is now apparently a well man '
end able to do
a hard day's work. We could mention many
other cases of a similar character. ii it were
necessary. 1 myeelf derivectmuch benefit from
their use. I have given considerable it a
way, not for your benefit alone, but to relieve
suffering humanity, and let me assure you I
am pleased to see the happy result. To the
afflicted we any, try them fairly and I will
warrant relief."
These Bitters era worthy- the attention of
ii.valids, possessing great power in the testa- .
ration Oa healthy action of the liver and the
lessor glands, giving tone , _to `the stomach and
nervous system, and bringing the system gen
orally to a high Plate a, health. • •
Far sale by S. W. Haverstick and S. Elliott;
Carlisle; Ira Day. Mechanicsburg; J. H. Her
ron. Nowville; J. S. Akio, Shippcneburg, and
by dealers in noorlicinAevOry where.
AGRIOULTUR . fiI WAREHOUSE'
SEEb STORE.
THE subscribers, in addition to their eaten. -
sive Grocery, have connected therewith an
AGR.icuLyurtia, . WAREHOUSE - and
SEED STORE, 110, Market street, near;he
railroad, Harrisburg, Pa., and 'are • prepared to"
fill all orders, by wholesale and retail, of all
- kinds of Agricultural Implem me, Vegetable
and Flower Seeds, &c. Country merchants
with reasonable discounts to sell again. •
• Horse-powers. and threshers, wheat.dills
and seed-planters, plows, harrows and cultiva
tors,fodder, hey, and straw-cutter , grain fans
corn
,shellers, vegetable butters, hand grain
mills, clover shelters, horse rakes, ohurns,grind
stones and improied hangings, hay, straw and
manor forks, farmer's boilers, ox yokes and
bow, patent bow-pins, cow chains, spades, hoes
and rakes; 'poet diggers, Wheelbarrows, grain
cradles, scythes and Bey hestonea, potato° drags
post augurs, axes ' and hatchets, grain bags,.
grain measures, garden trowls, pruning and
budding knives,_grass and grain sickles, serer
wrenches, pincers and gimblets,,rat .and mole
traps, cattle cards.and • horse brushes, curry
comb!, _garden_ reek,eow_bells;_whiffle,trees,
guano, plaster, poudretto, bone dust, lime, gar.
flee, field and flower seeds.
4150, a large and Fresh 'arieortment of GRO
CERIES,' TEAS, IMO-map for caith.'
3OYER tx' HALL.
irirt7rain and produce Of till kinds lecotved
n exchange for implements.
April I 3, 1333.7-lv,
DRUGS DR UG v DRUGS
Vreshet Spring Supply! •
y HAYS just received a fresh stock of Med
i icinee, Pains, (Ham Oil, dcei, which
having been purchased with great care at the
best city houses,. I can confidently recommend
to Fainlies, Physicians, Country Merchants
rind Dealers, as being fresh and pore. '
• 'DRUGS.
ot Patent Medicines, Herbsand Extracts,
7iFille herni eats, Spices,groundand whole
alnstruinents, .Essences,
Pure Essen': Oils( Perfumery, &e,•, - ; • •.
Cod Liver Oil—,rfarranced Genuine.
DYE-STUFFS. . .
• - I
Log and Cam Woods, -
Oil Vitriol
Copperas4
Lac Dyti•• . .. '''••:.
PAINTS.
. •
Indigoes,
Madders,
Sumac
Mum,
WothcriU & Brother'e Nit, Lead; Chrbme
qraon;Rnd Yeilow, Paint iind Varniah"firnahes,
TeritoyMindovi 'Glass; Linseed Oil, 'Puree*
tine, Copal and .eciach, Varnish, anti Red Lead,
All of.which will be sold' at the very lowest
me OE ei_priee; _
• A leo, 11, fry en stn i cL spl en di&_ no
eortment of
, FANCY aopm,-,yrturrs,
Confectionary,tind innumerable other artiClee
caleulatett for use and • ornament, allot wLich.
Are offered at the lowest cosh prices, at. the
.cheap, Drug Book and Fancy Store of the sub•
scriber on Worth flanover street. , • j
• • 5.•1 4 1. HAVERSTICK.
May,2B . ,
, .
S . DDLg /AND lIARkESS ZAKNd
AHE aubseriber c ontinuos to carryon, the,
above bueineas, iii,alfilevitrioaa Oranohoo,
in North Hanover street, Carlialio' doors
North of 4 eonard's corner, wherclie intends,
10aOina on hand aganOral aminetrrlent in hip lino;
-•, , „ ~:, , ponsiating Of all kinds 'Cif 'lash
' ' '6loiitible 'SADRIA'4, ' Bridle',
~ .
.., , I\ ~.,„i4 r .iii.4,-..-_......., , ,,..7.,...,h,..,,cir0,„0 1 0:
.:. 1,1 •ti 1 l ?odilaitora,, at ,
'` III liiNdO i rA N nd S 't it r di . ,IVI INTI ,
...1 ,
All 1\11\11)11) Gage, Ile' iticiiteb . 411 1,1
t
, : monutacturas themost approved
. - , Spann/a Spring Saddles'," ever.
.. ~ A peed' in. this ; country. those
wishidg a'liaiidsante; r durabloand - pleasant Had:,
•dle will do woll_to'crill and ,sce, thorn, lie also
minlifa'atitrds Harnitsb, 'Bridles, •Ciollaja')and
W,hipki in all their Itarletice and Otinfidently.be . . ,
!loves front the' - gtinerel opprobatton of his ous
tdiners, that he Vialiel the •• nentOst , and best'
goa ,i, in • nil (H e i r ' fi i i.iery 'dr • breadth,' t hat is'
mudo Intheliotilitry.',lllies'alski . inakeli all-kind's'
of ,A;latidaeoil die:te'otder,' Bliiiii; Hoak; Curl!'
scrifaii and'SPring Mitaatioii. All the•-•etiove
artielosVilf bo'rtade Of• the-hest material and:
%vorkman,ship, anftivitli the utmost despatch. : •
•‘ labl4:ly . ..'l" ' —. •'- WIVI. 0411PRN.
.'• • • :I •
" it • •
. .
ertiE'atkliiii3ri4disid'hiivii having rrinde ;opt ko;
of'Filahienablelind Subitantltil (41o:thug - which,
he Wilreall cheap if not 'cluiaPer iliqn any e
tabliehrriant In ;the : bproUgh:",,',lrlio stock wio
COnaret or • ,
tIYEAgQ . AT•9O:';';.
, ' ~.itne.DgESS`Q OATatvP, S , . • • ; •
• 4 .00 E .
PANTAL . I)O,II.9i , :i' •
„ • ,; y aTiNo,s,
Th e p ° flow g , .pe rna,do i rit bu
ihq 4Pisel„qtlloity goodeh cut ,out tfy.ithlexpei:
rreiteetl,enkl gopd ontter,,,.,and tile tiverlr, got up
ll lee .heAt Inatier an c il f PY thir lialisof.hende-4••
,V,Y . p have now on 'bun Idt'or chowiterdiking,
Anoftill we . Sett: Is' for pArchasera ''k'o!gite'qa ni,
call ancrthhy will he pleased' with.thO, werk kind
prices, At the old stand on East Vain Street,
Jan 18 / CHARLES OCILEY. •
.:',011,0'. --. '4o:pc.rtlooo*.At ,. .'
TITBUAR, 011:121 'Ee'it—ANdE
Various Sizes to suit Families; Boarding
TflOSE,in want of a , atiPeriar Cooking Aril
parents' are invited to call at out yearn
houap mid examine this Range. For,durahility ;
economy and simplicity in oxa{igrOtAtvida,
unrivaled. It has a perfect hot air yanßptjon_
--apameata(balted in this oven v7flciotain their
jniaa and iloyor equal to, thatrottated beturb
open ; lire. ',Meats and pasty'; cooked af the.
same time .without one affecting the other., • )it
will supply; pullicient heated Icor to heat aildi
f,ional rooms. fat' thoeoldest: It•has
no dasceUding on retain flue?, Mi,d ,qtitilly
welludripidd; to bitumiliouil, or commo n hard
coal. The;,eteam valve over thuhpiling,part,ol
the:Range. carries off the steam anti acont Of•
cooking, well as heat.lp anintner,, ,
'Dory Range sold VVarranted to give eallsfac-,
tion, or no,oxpense to the ptireliaser, . ;
HAYES' VENTILATOR~
, 'Pntented Octobor, 1848, ' '
.For'Public „Halls, Faclorzes,, Railroad Care,
„ Chiarages, flues,'Shiifs; Steainei!s ; Ll'o: • .
Pdro air is a subject Clainiing., the nitentidn
of every individtial, and all buirchageshould be
provided with the proper means of ventilation
A lag, a powerful .
Warming, and Ventilating, Furnace,
For Dwelligs. School Houses; Churches, flails,
'Stores, Factories, ,
A large assortment of Hall 'arid Cook-
Mg 'Stoves,' Parlor (retes t tegiaccts,
Whblesalo hnd Retail.
•
RAND Ys •HAY.F.S,•
82 North Sixth street, Phi/a
0-Perm - mai attention grvati'to wartnirig nn
evrailating both public and private, buihainga.
DAVIS dit,
Dealers in
Lamps,_Lai terns_:_and
11 'Corner Fourth and Chirry
.
LAVING enlarged andmpioVed their store
end having the largest assortment of lamp .
in Philadelphia, they are•noy
,prepared to tar
nish Camphirie, Pine Oil,
' . BURNING FLUID,
- -
Ethereal Oil, Phosgene Gas and Lard 'Oil.—
Lamps. Lanterns of all paterns Farley Hotel
and Hall Lamps, Chandeliros, Girondeles and
Candelabras, and Brittanin Lamps,at the mari.,
ulacturers lowest prices. Glans Lamps'by the
package, at a 'small advance over 'auction pri
ces. Being large 'MA N UFAt....II)RE,ItS of
Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, , Etherenl Oil, Alco
hol and (the only true) Phosgene Gas, they can
furnish thesl articles at Such prices that Mer
chants will find it to their ,nds amaze to buy.- 4 -
Call before going elsewhere, if you want bar
gains. Also the Safety Fluid Lamp tor.sale.
October 5,1853—1 y
•
Cheap firalches - 10 jewelry.
~
wur)LEsALE and RETAIL
`10:2 • at the '• Philadelphia Watch
1 1 and Jewelry Store," Number
Ala- 96 Vera' Second Street, corner
) (Th
of -Quarry. Phi hidelphia.
Itk, -.,,,,.. ;:-;. Gold Lover • Watches, lull -
-.7titeiiliffeitr),.../ jewelled, ill aural cases, 020,01
Gold Lepii . ie, 18 carat cases, - $24 00
Silver do jewels, 9 0t,,..
Silver Lever, lull j welled, 12 00v
Sup'erior,Quartiers 7 00
“Gold Spectacles, . • . -7 00
Fine Silver Spectacles, . , 1 50
.
Gold Bracelets, 3 00
Ladies' -Gold Pencils, 1 00
Silver Ten Spoons, sof, - - 500
Gold Pens with Pencil end Silver Holder I 00
Gold Finger Rings 37} cents to -08 ; liTateh
Glasses, plain, 121 cents I Patent, 188 ; Lunet,
25; other articles, in proportion. Al goods
warranted to he what they are sold for.
. . .
. . . . . .
• • sT.A.trvirrAt & HAILLEY,
septVy Successors to 01 Conrad.
On hand. sorno Gold and Silver Levers and
Lopines,scill . lower than .—... aDovekiees.
- 1446:-..:=A
..... 5W,1 4. ,.. agg ..§ ._. ,1 ,___,,,„„_•_.......-
-- = -, •' ,, - - .4V10 ,; ;, -- ‘' ,, ,it..:
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1 ~ _ •
- ,14,41,
. GOVLD,
[succssson , TO A. 1 , 10T,]
Mt. 164 Chestnut St., Stoctisn's Building, Phila.
16 1 1XN EN SIN Music Publisher, and Des!.
er in Alusiesl Inwutnents of every de
scription,
Exclusive agent for t to stile of Ballet.; Davis
Ed Co's Patent Suspension Bridge lEolinn and
other
PIANOS,
L. Gilbert'eßoudoir dalodeons, Mar.
tin's Guitars, Ilnrps, Vrolins, Sheet Music,
Music Books, &c.
, Residents of the country will be supplied by
mail or otherwise }volt music they iney wish,
as low as if purchased in person: Having one
of the largest stocks in the. United States, It
feel confident of satisfying all whu mayilavor
Inc with a call or order.
Deal - Ems in Music supplied on the most libers
terms. Pianos lo let. Second-hand Piangslor
sale. ; i ;may, 201853 3r)
•ZINC PAINTS.
ZINC PAINTS, one . third cheaper - than
Mini Lead, and free frofit all poisontfus
qualities--The New Jersy ;.inc Company hav
ing greatly enlarged their Works anti irrpreved
the quality of their products, are prepared to
execute orders for their superior Paints, Dry,
and ground in Oil, in assorted paenges of front
25 to 500 'pounds. Also—dry, m barrels ol 000
pounds calif.- Their Witittr - Zinc, which is
sold dry or ground in oil, Mwarranted pure
and unsurposed for body and uniform I W hite.
hens. A method of preparatiott . has reCently
been discovered which enables the Company' to
werrant their Paints to keep. fresh and soft in
the kegs for any reasonable time. In this re
effect, tunic Paints will bo superior lo any'oilter
in. the market. Thier ..Brown. Zinc Paint.
whirls is sublets low price, and which can only
be.madc from the Zinc ores frona.New Jersey,
is now well known for its protective qualities
when applied to min or other menthe surfaces.
.Their Stonecoler Paints possesses all the pro.
perties of; the Brown, and is of on ftgraeable
color for painting Cottages, Depots,
Out-bush
dings, Bridges, etc.,
'Dealers supplied on liberal, terms by their
Agents. :FRENCH & RICHARDS,
Wholesnle . Paint Deallrs mid Importers.
all4-sm. N W nor. 10th Market:sta.. Phila.
,:sTfuiNm Goons-snalul ;vim,' •
,F.HE abba;ribere are nowlir - 4ared to exhibit
fftit thbir Splendid Now •Eatuulialiment just
completed 'on the site of their former Brandi •
No. -41 , Sociiit•SECOiM STREET,
• 7 PHILADELPHIA, •
an entire rieW and beautiful stock of Straw,
Fancy and 'Silk Hornets and. Flats,-FloWera,
&c: and Paninne, , Pelm and Summer Hem lop
Gentlemen ? which our old. puirona, Alerebents
. end lilltilineve generally, ord.inviled io examine
cotaident!y promising them, in mftent,
(yr, in nasally, end in etylas,,neibok
, Cf4-Ordera carefully and fircimptly'execuited.
in1122-3t-WHITE & CO.
PIKE lAIp4APpE.
•-, , . ,
•,_, The Allen and Emit Pennoborough . Mittiiiii
Fire I/lour/m Company•of Cu : mbar/and, /mum
ty,;incorpbrated by an Act of. .Assembly, is
now fully organized, and in Operatioti under
the managiment of the following
ere,ecininaissien—
r vli; -,' -
Dunk! Dailey; WillianrlCHoo4,l . 4lidlinol
COcklin lifolchoir DrenhOrniiin,,Fhrialion 'StlAy
inen u Joii:n: C. Dunlap, Jacob, ff. Coover, Lomb
Wye'', Henry Logan, ije : njimin,H. frieetier„ jar.
•
,cub* Mumma, Joseph ,Wiekorskam, Alexander :
Citheart. ;
•;The rates of Insurance are as low •and,favoi:•,'
able as any Company:el thoJtind in the State...
Persona ,wishing to beopme membors.oro in
Med to make application to dilio•agerits.of thlo
company kelip are willing to wait upen,thOlii
'ettiny timte. i ',;
RENJ;Hi MOSSER, President.
../1S11111.1r: LOGAN.* Vice President' I • ' ? •• •• ' ' I
, , 1
IA ' leWle Hy,or,'SeOhetirlb:
m • .
: `lVlichaelCocklin, 7reasure ' •'• •' • • , 1
. .
AGENI 4 3. J, l •! , ,: ~. •• : 1
o - Combs/4*nd "County.-1411n1A Martin,••*;
Ctimborlaild; C. D. florman.Hitigutowk. Him
ry::: Zeal - lap, Shireniamitown ;•••01iiirloa Doll,
1
Darlialle • 1 Dr. J. Ahl, Churcbtriwil i , Sanibi)
'Griehom, l West PeriOjebirobßlii•J,tinida Meth+ ,
,e),Frankriord ,MOttaj,t.Jrillith j i•Sontli Midilio
•to_O Hanival dobviir.:ll6ifitniiii'll4efoliek,
Monhanicolburg; Jelin ShFrr in k,,,Ltelnifii:;,..N.,
yid Cooveri Shapheodstorn. :: %•,: ~,i', I, , ~ •
Fork Catinfy.—Julm. Bowmprt,,, Hilletiurif•
Niter Watford, Franklin: 'John ElOnith,vton.,•
'WershingtiM ; Ilibc; B.:Ticking, ppvir 'j:ll' W.
'Criill, Pa:radian.' .'f;
' : RarrisbAr,4,—Hoti4i &Loettman, ' .• : •, 1
:;•104timhtli of the Ompany baying lniliOlea'
!Opus' to Arpire can l bw . them : I rotmovidibi;
,pitoting applitiofriep•a, an; `Bl . WO', dip oi,if '. I .
Nov. 24, lyi,
i.
'' ~ ~~t€~~ciita ~.
, . . .
iiIVERS 'EXTIkAtT OF -ROCK 'ROSE
all ScrOja/ous,ine
Rheuris, Sick Read.
.Capccr," .IVarsioi Sore Mouth,
and Geacial Debiliiy,. and as a
— 7?iirifier of ,tko .it ia ,
-: Unegu&licd~
,
, . . .
The Rack Rose 'haegained o.
,repntation at
homeinid,,rtthicia.' which no other medic ine line' ever: dnni in tho some lengiliof time.
According to the (Onions of eminent Physi
c!conetlie'Roolt.Roso Plant le unequallMhin
...
ett'clug Scrofula In Its Various Forms I
STATEMENT' Oi r r l(3.o.E. I. WARREN
i(Pasior of the 2d Baptist Ehurch,Ndw Lander'.
relative lb Myers' 'Extract' Rose.
•
To The American Public.
.
As n'ir name has b4'n used in cOnneetion
with recommendations of Mr. Myers' Reck
Rose Syrup, in yeti* advertisements by the'
manufacturer, I beg leave to make the follow
• Mg Stateniout with reference to my acquaint.'
once with the remedy and teats to which I have
subjected it, and the reasons for having 'intro
. dueed it to the notice.ol private friends in the•
community in which I reside, long before the
medicine was advertised. 1 make this slate
'went freely, because 1 have, as. a principle,
withheld my name froth all ;talent medicines,
and sedulously abstained, from recommending,
'them to the public, believing them frequen,tly
the ottufn of quackery and humbug, and as
tending to increase, instead of lessening human
disease and suffering. Such, - I tour, in the
character of a large portion of the patenhpana
ceas.' of.this medieinemialcing age. "Their
name is legion," and from their influence, sa
from the demonisesl spirits,-we-have--reason
-to pray - for a safe deliverance.
• The First Taut.-1 had myself suffareiroe.:
casionally with sudden attacks of Sick [lead=
ache, and Billions DiarThea, and I had sought,
a great variety of ehritive agents to but little
purpose; and suffering from this disease (diar.
rites) at this time, I determined to test the' new
Syrup first upon myself. The results were be
yond my expectations. It was a powerful
alterative, and the Morbid action of the sYstem
was changed,.,and the functions of secretion
Were restored to al:saltily state. It gave tone
and elasticity to my system, and corrected the
derangement of the digestive organs, and gave
me that inestimable blessing—health. This
test was, not determined in a week, oreinonth;
but I,took four or five bottles in perhaps as
many months. Since that time I hove suffer-
ed but slightly, from three derangements.
Sick 'Headache Is entirely Cured.
•
Other Tests.—Finding this medicine so use.:
ful to myself, I at once gave it to several hum+
lid friends. About this time, I woe earnestly I
solicited to give advice in reference to a child,
some eight years, of age. This child was
severely afflicted with a Scrofula humor, of•
very severe type, the IniMor showing itself on
all parts of the surface. and then soddenly dis
appearing. The child was very sick, and it
was thought doubtful whether she would live,
.The humor resembled black specks of mortified
-flesh. In- addition, to some ether remedies, a
gave tho child this Syrup for about six weeks;
when she had sufficient strength to go out to
school occasionally. The swelling of her limbs
ceased, and she was restored to health. The
fat feel that they owe her life, with Grti's
blessing, to my
,remedies.
This teat satisfied me flint tlui Rook Rose
possessed specific powers for Scrofulous • hit:
'mbrs.- I then tested it in critics of Cotenenme
Eruptions, in Measles, Chicken Pox: Censer,
Sure Mouth, Erysipelas,Salt Rheum, Piles, Ike
In all these cases with perfect success. Mtn
teitting•this Syrup for more than a year, I
wrote Mr. Myers (October 7th, 1850) enthusi•
astiaally; not expecting my ; fetter would bd
published, that his Syrup west' tt Pecker ite,"
all.hea ling, and I gave him the result of its
operations in several' instances. I, stated in
that letter that .• i t was invaluable as a 'remedy
in Cutaneous Eruptions, Erysipelas, Salt
Rheum, and other disorders, included in'the
Varied family of diseases known ust Scrofula,
4.4t.c.: that in Dyspepsia it acted with wonder
ful efficacy." My opinion of its value for the
above named diseases, remain unchanged, bitch
the same.as.when I wrote Mr Myers in obtir
1850. Ido not recommend it for all' the ills
of our suffering humanity ; but I unhesitating
ly -say, that as a-remedy for Scrofulous affec
tions I believe itlirlperior to any known cura
tive agent. '
It has been sufficiently tested by domestic
practice to establish its adoption to extensive
usefulness in mitigating human suffering and
removing diseases.
But What, is the Rock Rose?
.The following history of the Rook Rose
0.10 and its medicinal properties, we take
frail thc'New Haven Palladium, 51iircl? 48.52.
'rho increased - interest - maiiifbated . iii the
Rock Rose plant, in cniviequence of the many
wonderful cures effected by Myers' Compound
Extract ufßock Rose,' calls for a brief history
of ,it, in order to correct any errune i is spin.
ion that. may hove been entertained oneernr
ing it t, and also to set IR a true light the nai
turb of a plant which promises In bu tiniyer.
sally beneficial. r
"We are indebted In the United Suttee Die
penanibry of 1847, for the following, doscrip
lion of it :
It is entirely different from the common
Rose. It is a red-stetntitud, oblong leaf' plant,
having a bitter taste. In' addition to remark•
able peculiarity of the plunt, 'bearing two
'crops of flowers in ene season, it also had ahn•
titer interesting aid beautiful priiperty. '•
Eaton 'says, that iri the Months of Noe
venthor and December, he bud seen hundredf
of thesesprants,.sending out 'near their. roots,
broad, thin, curved icetorystals, about an Inch
in . breadth: which melted during-the-day, and
*ere renewed in the morning. For 'a morr
minute'and' autlieriticiti 'description. of it; the
reader is referred to Tortay and Gray's Botani.
. ,
• . .
Its Dledical History and Propertid
Are for the most imOortantislnco 'upon titest
depends Its value to the community. Dr, Lou!
don boys that in 17911,1 t was so .valuable 4'l
_Engiand,_thattit_was_cultivated-Zabm-seed
Erer'sineo 1808„ Professor' ieee of 'Yale Cob
lego, has habitually used it with grout success
n Serail:l and"Chronie diseases, utio thrbouli
him its virtues wore mode known,.until,.as.Dr;
Tyler. buys, i+ it : now in thin section, Osier,
.Haven).a common article in domestic prneticr
for the cure of Scrofula and Cutaneous ,nisi
eases." ; ••• • k i
' • 'Ar..Whltlow, Sco'oh.notaniet of notoriety
Vhilestttleolling Amoricit-in 1814;.learne,
ite uso' in
. Conodu. Returning' to Englund, h
empiOyed utediouting hle titian), whin!
.b.ceu we greatly, erilOl?tited for the oilre °feint'
hi ; diettueee:, ,
Dr: J. U. Thnm'pson, el the e erne place, pre ,
seilbed it ih titithdases of Screfulotia patient!
tit Wills' liospittil: - tfis succeed tittractcdllll
atft ! ntion of senibi; phyriciane, Ile reports tht
following renteitable case' of white swelling o.
'the in February, 1614' Tile wai
~ ,„vdrir.years, old, end had .tht,dlSease,thret
.Thelione was dtalocated4iot . h upwari
end outward: -There wee a large.npaning it
'thii'lliKlesdintr to the bone; into which I cool;
;'threat my'fi,nger. ;I' counted three ulcers. H
"hod been under several physielies, who hoe
' itivenhim tip',
days
a decoction of Red
1 44. two. night awedta ceased
I. then ardercol a issepooliiiii,:it gook iteie thre''•
rime a , day,: ~Viirly,nine days after he we
.etirely.ens l l.. , • „ „
Dy. Welib f of Madison, ct., , taatifies to:thr ,
4 , value of Rook Rose, ,as evinced in
. i.ho num
imiinerbus 'eases of the Sorofuls, especially it
chilyfreh'. '
Manninotuied by W'm Franklin ,& Co.; No;P%
•Havattiet. . •
-''.ll l lrl Warren,pthugh a ininlater of the'Oot.
tiellhaa"for o.:' l perlad , al.s.yetirei,•glyen alto •
tion'io atkaal:oftriedical saancaito
ify him'to adaiiriffttertii'llfa aickiligoatineatton,
with hie pittitercti ( t hitieeo-7-• • • •
rt • gOV%gil- .w4 , ItW.
.- • ...New. London. dli;
. .
Cu' nib6land 'County...43lM% any'
'nrAkak;: p'„"Eitiot 'arid Ir. A. ddr ll6 lN
;Ilirooratiny 4 134ohni N ' klagOnvin ; "lvtehnr.
Nochanlmitinyg.; ,t 11: 'Shitarrianahfivri ;
Eppley ;R in dA Eiptlng; J. — afghan ,
t3l r Qapl:Tholinaa
.'Granaon • pia Infla
.r.• 'liiiby,,Precit.
BPkU*"l..lY.l?Otty A"ghkohlii4if.,'Na'w bare ;W:
JAI y Mee;
,oDickinsoXip:AllAlif,ilo3,l4" I 01iii,p110 0 44w1),
'..lptd,Laittiepper, ' ;
'•
''' 3 :: Atibiii : lti, ;'
EPILEPSY'tA: lsL . .CURED.,
"Lake's ' Vegetabiii . ! Cciintioun.d4
. • -FOR.THE cunt op
~ p ) ILEPSY 'On FITS
Is performing_ more wonderful epLes than any
•To - ther medieinO knotin or before the. üblic.
PRICE FIVE E.OLLARS A BOTTLE.
The PrepritttorUSTnt.his pesiOsSiou nernerous
certifieates, narrating the
. .44tonishing. emit,Afirac4tious cures! • ,
effeeted by thitmed ie lite, a nil 'directs attention to
the following only, to'assu re these who are so tin
fortunate to he afflicted with the.territlf disease
heretofore regarded incurable, that LAKE'S pre.
'partition 4
IS ALMOST INFALLIBLE IN ITS CIRE!
robe Mrs. 13rooles, widow of Mnj. Jas. Brooks,
• :late.et conticant,O.
CONNEAVT, Pep: 3 , 11153.
Mr. Z. LAKE—SIF i Please scud me another
bottle of Fit Medicine, as' f do, not Ilk to be
ithObt When . 1 commencial giving
the medicine to my son Edgar, he hnd from one
tit three lite• Per day: lie has nonilukrii the me
dicine over.live montlisoind - has had, l think*lit
two Mein that: t toe, and those very light. His
body•nntl mind are very muclrimproved; and by
the olessing of God, I feel that the medicine will
restore his body and mind to their wonted activi
ty. He to 2ttleare old, and lute had fits'oydr 12
years, which have been very frequent,,ltiitl , 4ry
destructive to los constitution and mind , Iltin
dreds obtledlars have been expended for medicine
to "CULLS FIT ' S," but nothing hoe relieved him, Illo•
til Ile used your medicine. Resta:canny yours,
• POLLY BROOKS.
From Judson London, County Superintendent o
' the Ashtabula County Infirmary.
' - KINGSVILLE, Feb. 4, 1953.
Mr Z. LAKE—Sir: Please send a few more
bettles'a - yOur' - Fitflleilieinev'Tniny - not need
bill' think safer to keep it on band. Your me
dicine hos done wonders. I gone it In MiSS Jane
Delano; she has boil fits for 26 years, brought on
by ha rink the measles when but four years old,
which , could riot he brought out to the surface.--
After taking the,mediciite n few days, SOB 11A It •
FINE. CHOP OF sten SLES, and has had no fits since.
She had fits or symptoms almost daily, She and
her father concur with me in saying that we be
lieve the medicine lute °rival works perfect cure.
I also gave the medicine to Miss Jane /Punter
son and Aria Cathy. who have had tits almost
daily, for it Jim Their fits have
ceased, nail I ht Heine will hove the
desired ehect. r has been, expended
by the friends o Rents for doctoring,
ll to no perm Pc ups,left for your
metlicinuto perlorm,nno I can cheerfully recom
mend it to a valuable disuovety. Respectfully
'Ours. JUDSON LANDON,
Superintendept Ashtabula Co. ?dimities , .
.Peetwed and sold at wkolciatie by Z. Less,
Conneadt, Ohio.
E F WELLER, thveling agent.
Sold by S W Ileverstick, Carlisle H
Thomas, Mechanicsburg,; 1) W Gross.
burg. oct 5-ly.
~OCTOR",YOURS
ELF—PRIVATEf-
or 25 cents, by means
he POCKET /ESC U
PIUS, or,
Every One
3 OWN IllYSIAN!
hu shirty-sistli Ken
, with one hundred en
pings, showing Private
antes and IVlalforms
ts of the Generative
nem, in every shape
I form : to which is ad.
senses of Females, is
les only (see page 190),
-.dog of the higher.... ,rtsnce to married pee
" Ole, or those contemplaiing marriage. By WM.,
YOUNG, M'.11)., Graduate oldie University of
Pennsylvania,,Methber of 'be Royal College of
Surgeons, London,and Honorary Member ditlie
Hhiludelphia NB diens society., The various
forms of Secret Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
Disease. of, ihmProstrate Gland, Impotency,
tary habits of youth, are thithfutry described, and
`all the recipes given in Lain language. The
chapter on selfsabuse and Seminal Weakness is
worthy of prrticular attention, and should be read
by every roe. Young men who have been unfor
tunate in contracting disease, previous to placing
yoUrselves under the care of any doctor,. no Inns.
ter what his pretensions may be, gel ri coil, of
of this truly.valuable work.
Sea Umlauts and pekons going to sea, should
:possess Dr. - Tonnes Treatise on Alsrringe"," tits
Pocket JEsculapius, or Every one His own Pliy
sician.
tits• Let no father're - naluirned to present a
eopy of the .7Esculapius to his ci ild. It may
save him from an early grave. Let no young
man or woman entei• Into the KO et oblientions
of married lifeoVithont rending the pocket /Eli
culapiur. Let no one suffering from n hacknied
cough, pain in the side, restless nights. nervous
feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic Sensa
tions, and given up by their physician; be an.
other moment without chnsulting the JEscilla..,
dies. Have the married or those about to he
married any impediment, rend this irrly useful
nook, as it has been the means of sating thou.
sands of unfortunate creatures from the vu•y
jaws-of death. Upwards of a MILLION copies
of this celebrated work hoe teen sold in this
-country and Europe sinee — liiBl3, when-the-first
edition was issued.
t n. 'Any person sending TWENTY.EIVE
cents enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy
of this hook by mail ; or fire copies will he sent
for SI. Address Dr. WILLIAM YOUNG,
No. 152 Spruce Street,. Philadelphia:* - Pont
paid. .. ; • IfiC 22
Twenty years practice in the city of Philadel
phia certainly entitles ;DM Young to the confi
dence of thenfilicted, and be-may he consulted
mi any, 9f the diseases i4sceibeil in his (Mel cut
dublications; at his office 152 Spruce Stpset,
every tidy between 9 and,S o'clock, (Sunder ex.
cepted) and persons tit aiiY distance can consult
Du Young 14 letter, POST PAID.
SHRINER'S.:VERMIFUGE.
Better testimony than was evrr offered in Fa
vor of any other Vermtfuge.!!
RECOMMENDATIONS OF PHYSICIANS,
We, the subscribers, Medici - 11 Practioncrs,
having been made acquainted with the co'nipcsi
lion of Shriner's Italian Vermiluge," take
pleasore in recommending. it tcrthe public ad a
vulthib.lc remedy for the expulsion of Worms,
it being'hoth sale and 'effectual. •'
Samuel Swope, M.D. , .Taneytown,
John Swope, M .5 Carrel co., 1114.
J. Weaver, .M.
• • . Middleburg.
J no. B. H. Ingot. •
Liberty, Fretierick'ee:,
M.l), 0. 11, ()wings, M I). Thos. Scpplagton
MD•Sitiney Sappington; NI
Jaracs-M-GeYer, M D Wtindsho . ro,Md.
It Sappington, t 1 D, I.lmouvill?..M ;
,Wm A Mathias; M I), Westotinster.
Be_ articular ask for thr 5H . 11114 ER'S In-.
WAN V,P,ItAIIFU(;E, and take no other
Pone 7.1:. Centsto Bottle '•
Prtitafretrby W Shriner, •Diuggist
tintLChe
mist, ky,esumneter;Md:
Anil gold by all storekeepers.
Jan 4,5 i. 4m.
THE WONDE OFT AGE,
,
For the Cure of Sultrlieum, Chilblains,C
om.
non 'Sores', Chapped or'Cracked Hands, Berns
it Scalds, Cub cr ‘Vounds, Piles, Inflammation
II the . Breast, bites of Insects t Sore Lint', Pim
oles Ott the Puce, Mid Breaking Out and Sores
in Childre:i hind allillseuses ot the Skin. '
This Ointment will cure the Saltrheurn and
lurtim. or Chapped•hands. quicker and surer
Mut n9y other 'medleittes of the kind. before the,
at tic.
• •' ' :
To stihstantiate the above, I can give hundreds
if certifiCates. but I Consider it no title, ail (any
poison can do the same, it 'they have friends, for
even 11 wdriblesi article) 11'' nay solely on the
merits of the Ointment for the publie pafrunage.
single box 'of' this Ointment will
keep anyFarmer . * S ailor's; - or
lleohanio's.liiinda, let ;hem Chap , or cracle,:elier
to had; aciuntl and in gond working order all
winter. Prepared end .0111 by
MONROE TERItEI e ,
'Nticiptuck t Ednn. ,
sold 'taco by the principal Druggiett; and
.Country Merchniusi Price 46 cents per botelta
Nov. 16,18.5:3-ty'
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SUPER PHOSPHATE' , LIME;
or . i f ina), onf) Gem" 4,9 warranted
o f 84 p c ooi. qualify, the 4.4apvot moiduris in , the
werlll.,,,),EarTera and .49tlers,9upplied 'err Corr
~rivriti o t}Atrg„LAßD PLASTER.
,Aopo,harrole tixtra . gealiq,Land Pleaterise
;lo.„o..exrfraaaiy ror '
to,ooll bushels:Or eitme'in bulk. •
_ t r ,hOOO barrels Coleirietl,Plaater. .
j.'500 , de, Cotal*, '
' '
an. Deittiet.
„,,. ITERUVJAN . .. GrilA4o "
,This ardolemo offer io donfidonco to onr,ous-'
toniern Ito eqOnl, tb any impowtod.and , for.o4Pe•
nior to most on the, mar,ket• • -
5000 tome of ifint`linnetiOr TolotiolOpOin 'at
tha ‘l9v,voot, ot,o,rlcot, rateo. Also, f' tagphien
aue,no. pondrotto,Orotind ChaVnl. - Sto.,kka,
tl3 Pltnon i c iiiohlion of y o ik
venuci,lersdivi ond :Os io*hlll street 14'ithili,
El
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