ISO
RitertitatirnlM
r •- HEART-11:10D.iDINp
A plethdrio,.round.visaged.'individtial - was
yesterclny l i deated'en the! steps of the custom= houss, ; E444WwYork, iiathe'di in tears and sob
bing.viol©ntly; Lading' his hand a copy of
the .41:40,.Zeituiig the siglit'of tears flow
ing in Mrall•street; being no unueual , a ()imam
stance, soon' attracted a group of people, oil
rious'to know tvbat calamity has befallen the.
mourner
•Ih,your father dead ?' asked one:
eh noo mine fader islineedead; Ivor
•
sor dan • . .
your wife dead?' inquired another.
'No, mine Wife ish not deacl, too ; she almost,
site and sahmokes a pipe all day long.'
'Has yoUr wife eloped with some other fel
ler ask a newsboy, with dilapidated cordu
roys and a badly-kept pair of feet.'
n
'You I'd Cry fllr dot ?' 'was the indig
nant rejoinder. 'No, inteed ; no such ring.'
' liowald etikv,' suggested an apple-woman;
with a sympathetic countenance, through
which the perspiration exuded profusely—_l
'howald . aisy ;‘ may-be his wife is dead in the
ould aountbrey, or the childher sick, or may
be some of 'em was lost in the say.'
'Die Schame Katrina was losht in de'r_Zuy
der Zee, and dat ish what I cries for,' replied
the mourner, unable to say more, in the poig
nancy of-his grief.
'Was she a good' ship ?' inquired a sailor
who had elbowed his way among the crowd.
• 'Ye w,,it holds tree hundred passengers.'
'Attd:all gone to Davy's locker ?'
'Yu w, all gone; but dat is netting,' and the
tears flowed afresh.
'Wh.tt is the matter, my friend ?' asked a
good-baking brokei, with a splendid pair of
„jetty 'whiskers ; 'what are you fretting about?'
'Die Sohcene Katrina was sinknd, (sob,)
lost in der Zlider Zee, mit—' (sob.)
'Anything of years on board ?'
'No; notting of mine.'
'Weil what's the matter then?'
'I tells you what,' was the reply, as he
wrung the water •from his handkerchief, pre
paratory to a fresh outburst, 'she had more as
Sweaty barrels of sour eraul abeam P
METHOD AND °DODD,
Method is the hinge of business ; and it re
- quires'orderand punctuality.- These we-must
teach our children principally by example.—
Let them see that we rise early, have regular
hours, as much as may be, for the employments
of the d.iy ; that we are careful to do ono
thing at A time. and every thing In its right
time; that we stick to the business we have
in hand. as far as unexpected incidents allow;
that we adopt the maxim, 'a place for ev'ery
thing and every thing in its place.' Lot them
bo tautcht also; that-what is worth doing is
worth dnibg well. It is for the want of meth
od and order that some people, who have much
to do, get but little done. They are frequent
. ly in a hurry, have many things begun, but
none finished. What ever obildrne hear read,
or spoken of in terms of approbation, will give
a strong bias to their minds. Ilence the ne
cessity of guarding conversation in fainilies,
as well as excluding books and companions
that have a tendency to vitate the heart. —J:
Afott. '
THE END OF THE WORLD.—An honest Ger
man who- - 111" - ernployea-awns - or n,
manufoctories in this city, was listening yes•
terday to an account from a brother workman
of the principles and doctrines of Millerism.L
Among other things he was told that the world
was expected to come to an end in two or three
months. Remarking that the Gorman was much
interested in the matter, the other undertook
to victimize the listener. by suggesting to him
that it Ras full time for him to be making
preparation.
. Ven you fink ho comes to en end 7" he
asked
"ell, Probably in about three months," an
swered the jokers.
" Ho l vell ; I no cares for dat!" exclaimed
Haase, with a smilo of satisfaction; "I pe
going to PON° dis ophring."
A VALUABLE SPECIMEN OP ANTIQUITY.-
The oldest book in the United States, it is said,
is a MantAoript Bible in the possession of Dr.
Witherspoon; of Alabitma, written over a tholil
sand years ago! He describes it asfollows:
" The book is strongly, bound in boardS of the
old „English , otik, "and with-thongs, by athich
the leaves are also well bound together. The
loaves are entirely made of parchment, of a
mast euporior quality, of fineness and smooth
ness little inferior to the Best satin. The pa-'
gee are elk ruled - with , great accuracy, and,
written with great uniformity and beauty. in
the old Gorman text hand, and divided off into
chapters and versos, The first chapter of '
every book in the Bible is written with a large
capital of inimitable beauty, and splendidly
illuminated with red, blue and black ink, still
in vivid colors ; 'and no two * Of
_Abe capital let
tere fri tho.bOok are prpoistilyralike."
•atIEOVa a.
SPR'lNfia r.41.0333C0N.5!
row, ml4E:Libor douires to inlorrn hisold sus
tumors and the public that he Ltas tempora•
nits reinu‘ed his estottlishment four bora south
of his old stand; on North Hanover slroet,where
he has tustuponed a hype assortment of,
800 I'S, SEIOES. GAITERS, &c.
which cannot-lie-surpassed in style, quality and
price:and to which he invites the attention of
the public. •
LADIES' WEAR
For Ladles and Misses his stock is. well so*
ldeted awl complete, comprising the most lash*
ionahlo styles of;Con,greas.,Bilk Guilora, color;
oil French Gaiters, Morocre • Boots. loxcd with
patent leather, of all .ecilers. Mai qualities, to ,
ge her. with, Mtssea Gaiters, and.a full annoy of
every'clreriptwn of Boots Shoes, and Gaiters
fur 'Mica, Aliases. and Cnildrene , • weariat all,
prince. •• , -1:
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Calf, Kip and Coarse Boots of diflerent qualities
and/widen: bittok and. drab Congress Gaiters;
patent ,rather Sultan Walking Shoes/ Witte..
rey . Twirl and Pumps , patent leather and cloth
fancy Tidier: Slippers,-&c.' A lull assortment
of -- the• above styles of Boys' wear. Also a
generalAssortmetik and.,Coartle
ti
Monms and Shoes at ; prices.tr"
This•uitenaive,'Smdk'of new and faihionable
etYlea tolt beon'seleited With great careend' the
quids 1 , is tvelitinted.'“ They only need to he
elantliti.'d to b ripproViid: •116 'also' continues
yo • manufacture all kinds Of•werk beford.
Rips' be • inpaired 'gratis." Feeling
contidclt his assortment tyill give ontire'Jiiiis
faellati, built ' de rtigards•livality and Orlon; ha
Jespeni'fully,stilieits peb.lie patronage.' .
opal - 12.- • , ATBA N CO 'INMAN. •
• a 000:.VOMTS No. 2
, SUPEI . THOSPHATE — OF
. 061,6114 T Originhl atid:Gt;slinoy4roOto
of importer quality; the, cheapest msnerri in the
,FarMers, and dealers supplied at law
EXIVR:A 'izU A LI tit'. LANP PLASTER.
kllitoo barrels extra qu.ali,y, Land Flasuir,ae
lectort °Airmail for,itadertiltaing quality.' ,
• --1-0.000 bue .. ela of. Same • in bulkt
1,000 barrals,Calleitied
des-. ' • • •
104 f i EItU
' ' •
A • tlet dtlAYVtlj
tomer* as equal tei itity , ; , imposted. and far aupe
to•hibat thermarkcitl:, 1 . 1 1
' ,1.,R100 bags sisperior•Alluatio kir talent
thi- !owes; -inarkei , -rates; •• Maw- Patagonian,
duknO; Poudratte,:ground-Charnosh , &e,tBr,d;
C. FREINCII4p•Co4•44
IgAt the &cam Plaster 'Mills junction of Yor k
- venue, Crown and CallOwhlll. pardon!, Phila.
.. - torts l Bt, '
Ell
. . „
1,4'. 114 WRIBE. " k t t.A.rdPnEr ! L
3Bilkiticcaziv.ix z.
• - AfWeitie -and - bainlibialgs •-•
•
Nenj and Cheap stote,S:lk .
co'ine7: Hano-
•' ' 'ter it.Douther silreat i ri; , •4 .
.WD'now. feel a Assure Sti ,announcing that
we 'kayo just'reeeived a splendid and.choice as.
.sortment of;Spring and Summer Goods, whiCh,
We will offer at such
.prices.as cannot tail to
Dledse. The stook consists of . .
, • DRESS 000-D.S, •
Black Fanny Dress Silks, Foulards, Organdies,
Brilliants. Lawns, Jaconetts, Bareges, Ste:, 4q.
' LACES , AND EMBROIDERIES:• . •
A handsome lot •of Spencers, .Undersleeves
Collars, Ruffhugs, Edgings, Insertings, mourn.
ing 'collars and'undersitieves,embroidored boon
canabrio liankerchiefs..lmi „•
DOMSS.TICS ,
ginghams, checks, ticking's'
' Alaslins, jeans,
drills, bagltuff and flannels.
CLOTHS, &a., &c.
a hsndsoine lot of eloths,'eassimers rind Nesting
BONNETS,
n large assortment of Ladies and 'Misses French
lace, gossamers, helgrade, tripoli, braid ant
straw Bonnets, Misses handsome Flats all 'of
which will be sold tit unusually low prices.
Men's and Boy's, canton, loghorn, china pearl,
sonata and palm leaf Hats. Parasols, Um—
brellas and Looking-glasses very cheap.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Wo are selling a la:ge lot of ladies' shoes and
gaiters at grsailyreduced prices, as we intend
discontinuing this branch of our business.
GROCERIES, &c., &c.
Rio and Java Coffee, roasted coffee, brown and
white Sugar, Loverings Syrup Molasses, Teas,
Spices, &c,
Our stock, for variety and cheapness, is cer
tainly not surpassed by nil), in the country.—
Buyer:, who wish to puchase artic:es , of supe
rior quality, at reasonable priceri; should .not
fail to eive ns n gall. (April 5. '54.1
GAS FITTING* PLUMBING.
r HE undersigned would inform the citizens
of Carlisle that he has made arrangements
to do GAS FITTING and PLUMBING at
short notice, and on reasonable terms, He has
engaged tho services of a first rate hand from
Philadelphia, and has supplied himsell with an
extensive assortment of FIXTURES, which
will enable him ti fill all orders promotly, All
work will be warranted. His stock of Gas Fix
tures will be found in the room exactly oppsite
his Tinning establishment on North Hanover
street, where lie invites a coll.
' OrINNING, SJQUTING, &c.
Ho is also prep:trill to fu'rwisb, or make to or
der,govery article. of TIN-WARE used by
housekeepers and others. He will also attend
to SPOUTING,HOUSE-ROOFING, HELL
HANGING, and PLUMBING.
Thankful for the patronage withwhich hehas
already been favored, ho respecCully, solicits
a continuance on the same.
• , MONROE MORRIS,
Carlisle, June 14, '54.
Fresh Drugs, Dledielnest &c. &e
I hinti - just redelyed - from' Philadel•
pliia and Now York very extensive
Pr, additions to my former stock, embra
cing nearly every article of Medicine
' now in use, togocAer with Paints,
' Oils, V.urnishes, Turpentine, Perfumery, Soaps,
Stationery, Fine Cutlery, Fishing Tackle,--
Bruhas of almost every description, ,%vith n
andeles variety of other articles, whiFh I am de
termined to sell et the VERY newts. prices.
All Oyeicians, Country Merchants, Pedlars
and others, are respectfully requested not to pass
the OLD STAND, as they may rest assured
that every article will be sold of a good quality,
and upon reasonable terms.
M-iy 30
41 1 ;:
c CP:* WO'
Corner of Hanover and Louther.sts., Carlisle,
fin H E undersigned has 'always otilland a large
stock of superior Cabinet Ware.' in all the
ditrerent styles, which he to prepared• to sell at
the lowest prices. He invites attention partic
ularly to the Patent Spring. Bottom Bedstead, n
iflijrcarn r .. l a e r l : t t i i r e e n l r,u o u b b v c i n e u s e a l l j
Bedsteads. They have ,giyen entire satisao
lion to all who have thorn in use.
to-COFFINS toads to order attho shortest
notice.
JACOB FETTER
_Carlislo._Jan'y. 22 1851.—1 Y.
CHEAP HARDWARE.
ATE arrival of the' steamer "Old Stand,"
ILA North Hanover street, laden with n large
stock of HARDWARE. direct from the man,.
ulactories, is now ready for sale, wholesale or
retail. Country merchants willl do well to call,
as we will sell them goods at a very smalrad•
vanco on ,city wholesale prices, and we are
determined to sell at very small profit's. Give
us a call and i am persuaded you will not leave
without malting a purchase ' as you will find
right goods at the mark. Old Stand, North
Hanover street, Carlisle.
May 17) JACOB SENER.
ROBERT B. SMILEY,
ABINET.MAICERAND - UNDERTAK ER
North Hon.:lila, Street, and next door to Glass's
THE undersigned would respectfully intern]
the citizen&of,Carlisle and the public gener
ally, that he now has on hand a large and ele
gant Matortment of FURNITURE, consisting
in part of Wardrobes, Card and other Tables,
Soles, Bureaus, Bedsteads, plain end fancy
Sewing Stands. &c. madulactured of the best
material and quality warranted.
Also a general assortment of CHAIRS qt
the lowest prices, , Fenitian Blinds made ect
order, and repairing promptly attended to.
DI - Coding made at the shortest notice, and
havingla splendid hearse he will attend funer
als in town or country.
• 2:YRomember the stand—. next door to H.
Glass's Hotel. nov24 R. B. SMILEY.
CLOTHING AT COST.
TH.b: aubacribor has an nagoriment of fash
ionable and well made . CLOTHING, which
will be sold off at coat for cash. Tho stock
conaiath of
Cloth and Cashmarett Coats,) -zsis
Linen and Gingham, do
Tweed and Jean, dolmaF47 .
Mwmotlls, Silk and Satin Vesting.
Cassiptiers, Jean's and Cord pantaloons,
Linen and Cottonadi .do
with all kinds Clothing usually found in a cloth
inz store. Intandleg to relinqu ish this branch
of my business, great bargains can be had by
calling soon at the cheap store of, •
CHAS. OGILBY.
CARPETING
A few planes just recived from suction and
selling very low.. CHAS. OGILBY.
3 Juno 21„54
LEATHER.
FRITZ & FIENDRY,
Slore,t29 N. 8d at., Phila. - • .
Morocco 111Anulacturers, Curriers, Importers,
Commission and General Leather Business,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL. '
Manufactory 15 Margaretta street. Empty
TTAKE about commencing Housekeeping and oth
ers in. want of them, can get supplied with
Knives, ,
nri.d Forks, Spoons, .Ladles, Coffee-
Mills, Pans, Kettles, oud'.lrons, the
lowest rates by
mar 13 II SAXTON.
01IN W. BELL, BENS. DARBY,
.70331:1% •.Enzi,,
• •
GENERAL 60M11IIISSICIN.-MgIWHANTEII,'
", flowAiLD' Evriygpt;
' ; "
iv • BALTim OR E , • ,
~i, ' • ~ S umac Wanted:l ''• • , •:: '
HE hlgheiteprioe Will be pahliti cash ftF.
. Sumen;,ipiarre,or small 9uantities,, if ge
1 eri,tpt.be sUbscriber In. Oust at., While,
v lri
..June 14,'t4,-3m) . JACOB SHB:0111.
. ...
MIROCAH LONG SHAWLS—Just re.
, seised a feW Lutig,aud....Square Brochn
haw e'en4llhr eale,.hy c .
vir ,
i k ow .,. 4 ,
FARMEttiff 1100$ ',Wag
MESH and large supply of GI ain'Cradhni,
! flay and .Grain Rakee, Hay and. Grain
' ;Forka,,Seythe Snatha and 'Wahl:lo'4lre. SO
aoa'Ontin and Graia Sbytheie of,thoet pan:
ufackure, warranted '&od and-very 'cheap, at
Abe 'Old Stand, North liatio*er . 11 t r t ,
link 17 • . JACO.L4 VER
I,Crpentera AineDuildern are , invited
exainind the 'assortment ,or.l.Anks, Latch* ,
fes,Volte;.Hio Etqaws, Glassi,'Pntty 1)11'
!Mote, ate._ for sale cheap at
• marla . . • SAXTON'S t
liMila
S. ELLIOTT,
Main street.. arliele.
FANCY GOODS, FRUITS,
Confectionary, and innumerable other article,
calculated for use and ornament, allot wl.icl
are offered at the lowest cash prices, at ill(
cheap Drug Book and Fancy Store of the sub•
scriber on North Hanover street,
May 2R 1851
WM
SADDLE AND HARNESS PiiliNG
rinHE subscriber continues to carry on the
JL above business, in all itsverious branches,
in North Hanover street, Carlisle ; two doom
North of Leonard's ,corner, where he intends
keeping on hand °general assortment in Winne,
Consisting of all kinds of fash
losable SADDLES., Bridle
maytjpz!ee, Glrtfts,Circingle
4811
UNKS;trav
cling and saddle
bags. Ile also -"
manufactures themost approved
Spanish' Spring Saddlefr, ever
used iin title country, those
wishing a' handsome, durableand pleasant sad.
die wilt do well to call and see them. He also
manufactures Harnese, Bridles, Collars and
Whips in all their varieties, and confidently be
lieves from the general approbation of Lisette
tomers, that ho make% the neatest and hest
gears,in all their variety of breadth, hat ie
nude in the sountry. Ha also 'makes all kinds
of Matraseos to;order, viz : Straw, Husk, Curl.
od pair and Spiing Matraesee. All the aboVe
articles will be made of the beet material and
workmanship, and with the utmost destltch.
111614-1 v WM OSBORN.
The Allen and East Penneborough Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Cumberland coun
ty, incorporated by an Act of 'Assembly, le
now fully organized, and in operation under
the management ofthe following couttnissiom
,
era, viz: ,
Daniol Bailey. VV.illiansß. Gorgon, Illiehael
Cooklio,llelehuir Brenneman, Christian Stay.
man, John, C. Dunlap, Jacob H. Cooveir, Lewis
Hyor, Henry Logan, Benjamin H. Musser, Ja
cob Mumma, Joseph Wickersham, Alexander
Cathcart.
•
'The rates of insurance are ealow and fbacT
able as any Company .31 the hind in the titan).
Persons., wishing to become members are in
vited to midis application to tho agents of — thr
company, who ore willing to wait upon them
; at. Daylime. •' .
. ,
. , .
Cumberland ,'.
Counly. - -Rudolph Martin, N
Cumberland; C4.,lierman,Kjngstown L ifer'
ey, , &Ewing,' ShlromanstoWni ,Charion. Soil'.
2%arlialla;, Dr. 3...Ah1, Churehiown;. Somm.
Grahane;'Weet - PennabornagbiJamos , MeDow
al, Franlcford ; :Mode GrifFah, South. Middle ..
ion; •Samaal Comer, ..lionjamin! flaveratioh.
1 Moohanleab`org; John Sberriek, Lialeurn; Do{
4id Coover, Simpliardatoenn.. ~ „ . ,
York Coriiitil. , —John' Dowman',' Ifillebiirg,,,
ier Wolfoid, Franklin; r John SMiih; Esq.'
ashington,i,,W,S.:Diabing, Dover .;,, JW;
,raft, Paradise. -
1 Harrisburg .— Houser di Lochmon.
1 Monibare •of :the .company .having . palate ,
admit • I.dea.Pire •aank have them' renewed by ,
mateingopplioation to any of the agents. ' ••
Nov F" - . t.,. ~:• .. *. ',. '' .
. . .
STIIAMIL SAW, 7 1%.11.114#
I , T E AA''PAPt.IIT . ChiN V Co.•'"'
itASICEIIIkI ' . 4i Am** otr'
CIONTINUE to ellPplY Lumberotalllinde
1 11 J at the oliorteet.rattee,and on terms lower
than eanhe had °lumber°, Alkorderpdireeted
to E. IRASKEL4,, repartown, or, .WW M: D,
8EY.1401.1R, ho prottiptly,
at ended.to,', • 'lrebyq I y
WPM lotiof Temp Chajne'. ' , cat iron Will
AA Curbs, alncand atoodenTkihbintraor:snle
cheap at the Old Stand, North ;If anovor streto
ACQB BENER.
• -
' .:. :Aiigiiiiiiiiiiiiiii q ' i.;
liar[ zufire, ,144141'94)are,
IdEaubsoribo t r wishes fog dr'nw 'it.d
thin of ihdpuhlio tO .overi
Ley, mak consulfid &MI ,advardagiffbi,
'exainining the
,elegant and coMpleto, Assort
metttoi Ilardware of, everidescription„ which
-ho is:now, recefying at:, his old . stand, on' Ninth
kfanovei,street. '
t TO .C.O.A.6IIMAKER,S. ,
Wg, hay,e a. largo supply Of springs, .Ifulni.
hands Ineetti Curtains, and floor oil cloths and
drab cloths, of different qualities, in Mot every
thing M your line.
PO -CABINET,IVIAREI2.B
We o ff er compldte sofis of veneers, knobs and
mouldings of walnut' and mahogany, to sui
both the taste and the purse,
CAUPENTERS EXAMINE
to splendid assortment of tools. in your lino
as also a complete stock of building materials,
such as locks, hinges,- screws,, latches, glues,
paints, pile, varnishes, turpentine, &c. and va
nous carpenters tools cheaper %Ilan ever, as
has been acknowledged- by a carpenter who
hae seen them.
BLACKSMITHS
cannot go•wrongin giying,us a call for a sup
ply of hammered, rolled, slit and other Don
genotally used, as 11181) cast, shear American
and English blister steal, d&e. &n. •
OUR FARMER FRIENDS ,
will' lso consult their interests by looking at
our cheap shoVels, forks, trace chains, homer,
and every other article from a .cradle to a
plough,to suit them in price and quality.
' THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
are also invited to examine the quantity and
quality now on bond of cedar ware, tubs;
churns, bucks s, oils, such as fish,, sperm and
flaxseed oils which will be sold at the lowest
cash prices I would 8180 call attention to my
spleaditl--assortment. of WALL PAPERS,
pre-enting a numberless variety of Patterns qt
prices from 6 chi. upwards. Reniember there
is no mistake. here, as all articles will be sole
at the lowest each prices at 'the old and well
known stand rn North Hanover street, East
ales, between MeGlaughlin's Hotel and Kell.
er's Hnt Store. JACOB SE3IER.
march Hi' • •
;HARDWARE-•FRESH ARRIVAL:
HENRY SAXTON
_Tim subscriber having returned frein,tlA
city would call the attention . 01 his friends an. '
the public gneially to the large and well se
lected assortment of Hardware which be has
just received. consisting in part of
BUILDING MAI ERIALS, i
• nails, icrws,- hinges, lurks, bolts,
ass, peuy, paints, oils, &c. TOOLS—
edge.tools; saws and planes of ever,yjlererip
lion, with file, rasps, hammers, Avila, 8,:.c.1
A general assortment of
SHOEMAKERS & SADDLERS .TOOLS,
together with morocco. lining end biminte
shins, shoe threntl, - Wax, pegs, lasts, harness
mounting, saddletrees, '&c.
COACH TRIMION G—canvass (plain, en
amelled, figured and embossed,) patent and en-
Dimelied leather, miles, springs, hubs, spoke,
felloes, slfidts, &c,
Cabinet Makers will find a large assorment
of varnishes, mahogany and walnut veneers,
moulding. rosettes, hair cloth, curled hair, &a.
The stock of IRO N is large and well seine
-ed,--dointiriiiiiig fill the in genciaruse, as
hammered and rolled' we of all sizes, flat, bar
and band iron, round, sounrc and oval iron,
herein shoe iron and nail rods. a Jilt a large lot
of cast and spring steel ,English and,..American
blister steel, &c.
- Housekeepers and• those a hut commencing
will find i: to their aivantage to call and-exam
ine. our cutlery brittania and platcd ware
pans, kettles, ceder ware,basltets, &c.
In addition to the above we have received a
splendid asseriment of WALL PAPER, ma
king the stock complete. stud at Fll , ll pricesas
cannot fail to give satisit.cnon. - We invite all
friends to call. knowing it will he to then own
advantage. Remember the old stand, East
High Street, Car.isle, P,,
Oct. 12;1853. HENRY SAX': ON.
DRUGS ! -DR UG I DRUGS!
rreshet Spring-Supply!
I
HAVE just received afresh stock of Mod•
icines, Paints, Glass, Oil, &c., which
having been purchased with great core at the
best city houses, I can confidently recommend
to Pamlies, Physicians, Country Merchant,
and Dealers, as being fresh and pore.
MIME
Patent Medicines, Ilerhsand Extracts,
Fine hemi cols, Spices,ground and. who
Instruments, . Essences,
Pure Essen': Oils Periumery,,&c. .
r:0,1 1.,72. f1a—W..............: amoins.
D Y-E--.9 'YU FFSI •- - - - •
Indigoes,
Aladders,
Sumac
I Log and Cain Woods,
Oil Vitriol
Copperas,
I brie Dye'
" PAINTS.
MEE
Wotherill & Brother's Pure Lea - d, Chrome
Green and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes,
Jersey Window Glass, Linseed Oil, Turpen- -
tine, Copal and coach Varnish, and Red Lead.
All of which will be sold •at the very !owes.
market price, ANio,a fresh and splendid ar
sortment or
S. W. lIAVERSTICK
and Halters, also
TIRE INSURANCE.
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• ' BENJ. H. mosstn, .freaideni.
HENRY LOGAN; ' Vice PfcBl . Cleili ..,-
' ' ' hawse Hy or p secretitilA
Mla tlel Cockiiii .7reasurer. ' e .. •
AGENTS - . ''.
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Patent Ventilating. Furnace.
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/SHEsubscriber wmildetill'ibe attention'a
Ji all „Parties requiring a deejfable Furnicii
to ChileMPS ' Celebrated Warming 'lliiti:
Ventllating Apparatus.•
, The repuratioq at this furniMe is non, known,,
lavrtig.'boen the past five.
years into about 1500 public buildings . accl more'.
than 'mop pyivaie dwcilings'; this together with;
the ifiahlente, Increase el 'sales every year Is the'
be,4 evidence that can be, adduced of its, supy-
Horny overall other fUrnaces. By the olio of-
Chilson'a Furnace, you secure' he following ad
rantages I •
FREE VENTILATION.
PORE, Alli..•••• The heating surfaces being at a
temperature that will not dissecate the air.
BOONOMIOAL USE OF' FIIEL. ~ • •
GnEAT DditembiTY-13eing, made entirely of
Cast Iron, not liable to rust', will require no
repairs during a lifetime—it is easily managed,
and will not expose the building in which it is
placed to danger from-fire, like the other fur
naces. • •
,We have the testimonials of hundreds of the
most scientific mon to attesrto the truth of the
Shove statement, allot whom .pronounce it to
be decidedly the best furtisc&yet inve , ted for
producing. a pure, and healthy atmosphere.' We
herewith annex the names an few well known,
and eminent' professors, who have used them.:
and kindly furnished us their names adrefer-'
encos:. • -
Prof John S Hart Prof Parker Prof Norton
Pros Wm 11 Allen Prof Parsons. ProPDana.g
Prof B Stillman Prof Ripley
NINE SIZES. • •
Wo have intiodhced thie season five now
sizes, so that all parties may avail thoniselves of
this groat improvement at a very moderate
cost. Wears now prepared to furnish an ap•
paratus to warm a single rootncor the largest
building in the country.
No. 1 Portah.o. . Complete,
2 do do
3 do do
4 do for brickwork 48
5 do do
3 Extra !radiator, (with Bars and
French Plates,)
i 35
6
This NIS. 6 is the largest and most powerful
Fara:it:4mnd° in this country, and is adthirably
adapted for Churches and other large class
buildings.
We continue to sell the apparatus at these=
prieo as when first introduced, five years ago.
Although the present high price of iron hos in
catased their cost 25 per sent, owing to their
great weight, still we are enabled by the most
increase of snleit to furnish the article at-the
lowest possible price. O'ne foundry alone,
Messrs Warmck & Leihrandt, have contracted
to furnish us with 590 tons of Furnaces this
season, se that we ere now prepared to furnish
them wholesale or retail. We superintend the
erection of all Furnaces. when required. and
warrant them in all cases.
METROPOLITAN COOKING RANGE.
_ - We._have_also_the_most complete_Cooking_
Range that has yet been introduced, to which
we call the attention of all will may wiFILto
Bemire the moat perleat and desirable cooking
apparatua ever invenied.
EMERSON'S PAT. VENTILATOR.
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" We iiretheoilly Agents in Pennsylvania for
the manufacture and sale of this Ventilator,
, which is acknowledged to be the only perfect
Ventilator ever made lor,eoreenting the draught
in smoky chimnies, and for ventilating buildings
oral' kinds. As there are a great many imita
tions of this valuable article now offered for
sale, parties will be careful to examine that it
has theßmerson Badgelutached.
PAT. REGI6TERs AND VENTILATORS
We have the largest and most rolitplafe as.
sortmens of Ilot Air Registers and Ventilators
to be found in the United States. Parties who
wish to part:Sane,. either for private use or
wholesale, will find it greatly to their advan
tage to examine.their stock.
SLATE AND IRON MANTLES
We have always on hand an extensive assort
ment of these heaatiful mantles, in exact imi
tmion of Euyptian, Spanish, Galway, and other
rare marbles.
For Anthracite and numinous coal. Alsb nn
entire new pattern of the low down Grate, made
from the English Patterns, and entirely now in
this country.
SOLE AGENTS
For the English Enentfatie Flooring Tile, Gars
kirk Chimney Tops. and Terra. Cotta Orna
ments, such as Garden Vases, &c.
Persons about building would do well to ex
amine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Visitors, whether purchasing, or not, ore cordi•
ally ... , elco,ntod to our extensive Warerooms,
and wl.ero we should be happy to furnish tiny
informbtion
,rqspoeting any of our goods that
may be desired. A book on Warming and
Ventilating can behnd gratuitously at our store,
either personally or by letter . . _
S. A. HARRISON,
' Wartninz and Ventilating NI arellense,
140 Walnut at. Lnlow F,,i,01 1 ,
Mnv 31 7m] PIMA ntiLPItIA•
DE/113,9N I' UL White Teeth, Heulthy Gums
LP and
t
Sweet Breath.—All who ore desirous
et obi sin ng these benefits should use '4EII,
MAN'S 14 0 1'.BRATED TOOTH WASH.
This delicious article combines so many meri
torious qualities that it has now becohie a stall.
ard favorite with the citizens of New York,
Philadelphia and Ilnitimore. Dentists pre.
scribe it in their prcciiee most sUceessfully,and
from every source the most flattering laudations,
are awarded it. r. •
Inflamed•and bleeding gums are immediate
ly bene fi tted by its use; its action .nptin Them
is mild. soothing.and effective. It cleanses the
teeth so thoroughly, that they are made to ri
val pearl in iNhiteness, and diffuses through the
mouth such' a delightful freshness that the
breath is rendered exquisitely-tweet. It diship
forts those impurities which tend to produce
decay, and, as a consequence, when these ate
removed the teeth must always remain Bound.
Read,tho following from Dr. J. A. Garment- 7
Mr. F. Zerman—Sir, t Having used and re
commended your'roothWash in my practice for
some time: I find it the most effectual Dentifrice
in use, and therefore recommend it to the pub
lic. Dr. J. A. CARMAN. Dentiai,
Harrisburg, Pa !
Reed the following testimony.
Mn.'ZeriatAli—Dear Sir i 'I have fully tested
the merits of pier valuable Tooth Wash, pnd
can, without hesitation, recommend it as the
best that has come under my notice during an
experience as Dentist, of more than sixteen
.years. It denims the Teeth, soothes and hay
:dens irritated. Gums, and imparts a delicious
fragrance to the Breath. From the mouths of
those who make use of it, however it 'Will car•
tainly speak for itself.
.G£o: P. SCIIIVELY. Surgeon,Dentist,
279. South' Tenth street Ph•l'a.
It is need and recommendeci by all the emi•
nent Dentists' sh New York, Philadelphia, Bel
timbre; an other' cities where it has been in
troduced. All ehottld.give it a trial.
.\igrPrepared,enly by Francis Zerninn, Drug
gist and Chemist, Philadelphin, and sold whole
sale and retail lor Samuel Elliott, Carlisle;
Dorehoimor. Mechanicsburg, J Herron, New
vine, J Shippensbure, and by all
Druggists nt only 11 dente per bottle,
Doliard,; . Preiniuni.Artiste in Hair.
InOmitor of the Celebrated Goesanier Ventilating
- • ,-- Ifriratter Elastic Rand Toupaces..• - - - •
Instructions to enable Ladies end -Gentlemen
to measure their heads with accuracy , • ,
For Wigs, inches Toupees tr. sudips, inche:s
No 1 Thu round of.. No L From forehead to.
. , the livid .• - hack as far. rut Vold .
2 FromKorehead 2.over lorellead,as far
over the head to ' as required
• . the neok • . $ Over the crown of the
3 From ear to car head •
over the top •
4 From ear to ear
'round the forehead .
.It DULLARD has always ready ' for sale a
splendidlitock of petite' Wigs, Tonpees,Ludies'
',Wigs, half •Wige, Pripet's, Braids, Curls, S 4,
I beautifully panutaaiured, mid as cheap' 118 ony
' establishment in the Union ; ' . , t . ,
Drillardellerbanitim. extractor Lustrous Hair
Tonic, prepared from South A tnerican Herbs
' atill'lto ts, the most successful article ever
,pro-;
(limed for preserving die;, , liair from falling out
or changing enfor,restoring and preserving it in'
a healthy mid luxuriant state Among other rep
sons why pollerd's hair outtleg.aaloottmaititaitia
its immense popularity ls the fact that hien:ode.
-is appied to.every head of lath. cut at his 'estab
lisliment, consequently it is kept in' better [Wee'
' ervatiiiif than Oder any known appliciition ''lt
I , being iliflll OrtiCtica*tested'hv thousands; Offehs
i the greatest guanintee of its effiCacy.
i Sold wholettale and'otai I at. itia„Pl d Establish
'ahl 117? .PlicAting atiect., oppoaitq AAR S . ,
.i !ute
i Home, PltiladAphia. ', - .
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-, It Halfwit hits at.least discovered the ,ne t ilea
ultra of HAIR,DY,E WWII, iipnougces it for,, sole '
~' with perfeekeenfitlenee in its surpasstng every
thing of the kind now In use It colors the,,lur
i either blaek.arPravm,
i ll! may be desired) anti
is used . Without injury t the hair or' akin' either
Iby atalif , er- °Otero/hie, catrhe ashed ofrialen
, mintitea , •after • 1 / 2 ap p lietttiony taut .detracting
from its efficacy,
,e sons yi ti g theyalty ate
I inyited to giveltittilt °Olt '• ! ) , • . • •
if
k
i Letteki addirasied'',lt i o - ,A,p014411.D, IV'.
Chestnut greet', PliiliNelti'ltiti,willileeelve atten
trod:'" -" ' ' ''' '''. 'iT ' ' ".: '•'' Jan2s; IY 1
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ARNE = S SAP '
, AC, WS Errs ohdoublaand single harness;
4 ,aalso oaddles end bridles, for sale cheap. Eh•
quire at this face. 4 •
do do
do do
do do
OPEN GRATES
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I T D , akiu''criticiticiif
' ZINC PAINTSir r
INC P AIN'Ts, one third cheaper than
Z
White 'Load, and Iree froth all poitionom
mialities-itThe New Jersy i.inc Company hav-:
ing,greatly.onlarged their. Works and improves
the quality of their - products, are prepared -td
excbute orders for their superior Paints, Dry,
and ground in Oil, iii assorted mirages of from
25 co 500, pounds. Alser•-•-dry, in barrels of 20 . 0
pounds each. Their Waite -Zinc, which' it
sold dry or ground in oil, is warranted pure
and unsurposed for body and.unileirm White-,
nese. A. method' of preparation has recentl
been discovered which enables the Company tb
warrant their Paints to kbep fresh and sort in'
the kegs for any reasonable' time. In HIM re ,
apart, tneir PaintErwill be superior to tiny other
in the market. 't'hier Brown Zinc Paint.
which is solder a low price, and which can only
be made Irvin the Zinc ores from Now Jersey,
is now well known for its protective' qualities
when applied to mot or other metnlie surfaces:
Their Stonecolor Paints possesses nil' the pro.
perlies of the Brown, and is of an agreeable
color. tor p tintin. Cottages, Depots, Out-buil
dings, Bridges, a.,
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by their
Agents, - FRENCH & RICH A RDS,
Wholesale Paint Death's and Importers.
all2-sm. N W coy, 10th & Morket•sts.. Phila.
To the Citizens of Cailisle.
H A. L. HICKEY & CO. No. 148 CHEST
. NUT Street, shove Sixth, Philadelphia, have
now, on hand one of the. largest, cheapest, and
most varied assortment of their improved Steel
Spring Sole. Leather TRUNKS ever offered to
the public, with a fine article of Light Weight
,Sole Leather Trunks, Curpeiand Leather Bags
for travelling in Europe. Also, a splendid as
sortmdm of Ladies' Dress Trunks. Bonnet Box
es, &c., ranging' in price from Two to Thirty
dollars, with a fine variety of Hobby Horses,
Propellers, Gigs. &c.
All of tlio above articles we will sell low for
cash. Give us a'call.
Prize Medal a marded at the World's:Pair in
London in 1851. [may 813 m
En
Household Glassware,
From the Principal Factories and late
Auction Sales,
80
107
133
Comprising a full and desirable assortment bt
25 per cent below usual rates.
Dealers and others will do well to call before
purchasing elsewhere. 1000 packages en hand.
EDWARD F. CORFIELD,
152 South Second streetabove Spruce,)
apl 17 3m " Philadelphia. •
S. D. GOULD,
[SUCCESSOR TO A. RIOT,)
Na. 164 Chi - stta n Swaint's Builtlitik, Phil,
IEIYNENSIVI6 Music Publisher, and Deal
er in Musical Instruments of every de.
scription,.
Exelusivo,agAnt_for t re sele.of Ha!let,.Dneis
& Co's Patera Suspension Bridge iEolian and
other
PIANOS,
LB Gilbert'sßoudotr Pianos, - Melodeons, Mar
tin's Guitars, Harps, Violins, Sheet Music
Music Books, kn.
Residents of the Country will be supitlied by
matt or otherwise with music they piny wish,
as lOw as if purchased in person. Having one
of the largest stocks in the United States, It
feel confident of satisfying all who mayVavor'
nu• with a call or order,
Dealers in Music supplied on the most lihera
terms. Pianos to let. Second-hard Pianos for
sale. .may ^019.53 ly)
HAYES' PATENT
TUBULAR OVEN HOT AIR RANGE
' Various Sizes, to suit Emilio, Boarding
Rouses and hotels.
THOSE in want of a superior Cooking Art.
paratus arc invited to call at out W are
house and examine this Range. For durability
economy and simplicity in operation it stands
unrivaled. It has n perfect hot air veniilntion
—and inertia baked in this oven will retain their
juice and flavor equal to thaLroasted hetore an
open fire. Aleuts and pastry cooked at the
same time without one affecting the other. It
will supply sufficient hem, d air to bent addi
tional rooms for the coldest weedier. It has
rib descending or return flues, and is equally
well adsinted to hourninous or common hard
coal:, The steam t c Ott the boiling par! of
the flange carries off the steam and scent of
cooking, shell as beat in summer:
Every Range sold tvaeranted to give satisfac
ion, or no expense loihe purchaser
HAYES' VENTILATOR,
Patented October, 1848,
For Public Balls, Factories. Railroad Cars
Chtinnies, Flues, Ships, Meanie) s,
Pure air is n subject eln . n.
of every individtinf, DTI4 . I
provi4,o with the pro Lrsid;o L
Also, powerful .‘" 1 / 2 7k'V
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Warbling and. :ting Furnace,
F or Dth e ih ngs , S 'oases, Churches,
'Stores, Factories, §•c
Alarm) (*Born - neat of Office, Hall and Cook
in g Stoves, Parlor Grates, Registers, &c.
Wholesale and Retail.
" RAND k [MVPS;
82 North Sixth street, Phila.
irrPereonal attention given to warrnieg nn
evntilating both public and private builoings.
Davrs & CI7MIN,
Po'nlers in •
Lamps, Lai :terns and Chandeliers,
N E Corner Fourth and Cherry 818., Phila.
IJAVING enlarged and improved their store,
Viand having the largest assortment of temps
in Philadelphiaohey are now prepared to tur—
niehClimphine, Pine Oil,
BURNING' FLUID,
Ethereal Oil, Phosgene. Gas and Lard 0i1...-.
Lamps. Lanterns 01, all paterns, Fancy Hotel
and Hall Lamps, ChM - 1(1014.as, Girondelea and
Candelabras, and Brittania Lamps,at the man
ulacturers lowest prices. • Glass, Lamps by , the
Package. at a small advance, over attion pri
ces.; ~Being lard° MANIIFACYLRERS of
Pino Oil, Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Atcb
fiol and (the,only . true) Phosgene Gas, they can
furnish these articles at such prices that Mer
chants will find it to their advantage to bur.—
Call betore going elsewhere; if you, want bar.
gains. Also the Safety Fluid Lamp for sale.
October .5, 1555—1 y
ILIRD 111/%4R.E.
A LARGE SPRING ARRIVAL!
WHIGH surpasses in quantity ' quality and
priddii any that has over yet helm opened
in 'Carlisle, consisting - of - 41m greatest ,variety
of all kinds of Hardware, such as,. Shoe Fin•
dings, Saddlery, Couch Trimmings, ,Paints.
Oils, Varnish, Glass, Nails, Files, Anvilsi
Vices, Hollows, Springs, Axels, Bows, Fellow),
Veneers, Cedarware, Farming Utensils, her
and Rolled Iron, Steel, &c., with a ,thousand
more articles unmentionable.
Having purchased largoly of Heavy Goode
previous, to the advance in prices, I am enabled
to sell goods at old prices., Persona in w ant o
Hard Ware are invited to call and oxernino my
goodainnd hear my prices, and you will be sat.
raged where the Cheep Hardware is to be lied.
1 : - -My stock of • WALL PAPER, is nnap
prom hcd'by any in the Borough:
Thankful for rho former liberal potronlago, a
contiontinceof the same is solicited by •
JOHN P. LYNE,
. West Shia of North Hanover Street,
„ , enrlisl
CLOTHING! CLOTHING
THE subscriber is now having mode tlp s lot
of Fashionable mind Substantial Clothing which
he will soil ns cheap if not cheaperlhan any es
tablishment in the • borough.. The stock will
Consist or
OVERCOATS..
Fine DRESS COATS '
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• - • f: SACK COATS. •
PAN TA LOolsiS, fr "
•• • ,• •
.V.ESTII4 - OS. &c.
.Thecfpthing wilrt,he ;node out of none but
the beet ,guality of geetler 'but out by an expo
rienegtt antegond cotter, and the work get pp
n the beet meaner and by. the bestl'ef bends—
W 0,11111,0 now on hand a . lot °hem Clothing,
attlidair We, oak , is tot.' purelinsorti to 'give us a
eall'and4hey willl•he pleased with the work and
prices. At, the old stand on East Main Street,
Jan l l±3l 1 0 • CHARLES 'O.GILBY,','
."..n.ZIOIMS AND , S110110;.• • ~
Edpieriborjme.nowLon• liptfe
uirery OX
rllri.tonsivennd.woll selected stook of BOOTS,
s and SHOES, which ,he will sell
O IT:4 6 ninuanally low priem -Purehns.i
cdkfrom !wholesale roalorsat low. ,'
rattle; he 'dolt offerietOli inducements to norehe w
-
tiera DS'IVOI make it their hoerest to visit 'los
estahliehnient..‘,llehas - overy ' article , in' the
oot and Shoolinor-for Ladies'AtirOcctlemees•
earl-he therofore demo it 1 4 1 eCeenrY to
artiaillatize.. PiXrPersons iesiring gobd 'taid
checipftoods aro invited to give him n roll.
April 12 ' W. SHELDON,
gatit Nappintss.
gO file Anus, nub Vttuotttro of atfiitticirr.
MEI
Dr. C. L BELLING,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR,
Dr. KEELING announces to the afflicted that hd
Is a regular graduate of the best Medical College
In the United States, and, during ninny years of
very exteneive practice, has been familiar with
every form '9f disease, and succeeded in curing the
most hopeless cases, oven when abandoned, by the
regular facUlty. Ills perfect knowledge of the hu
man system enables him to adapt the means to the
end, so as to produce the most astonishing results.
The alarming prevalence of disease, and the often
Imperfect medical treatment of the present day, has
induced him to make known use NEVER-FAILING
REMEDIES ' that those that mourn may rejoice, and
the afflicted leap for joy. ALL, no matter what
their disease may be, caltrest assured of finding•
relief, and therefore should not delay a moment.
Write disease and symptoms 'full and plain, and
you can reeeip an answer by return mail (free)
stating the medicine required and the price of it.
Address, C. L. 'Unman°, M. D., Mechanicsburg,
Cumberland county, Pennsylvania.
N.ll:—The Doctor will attend patients at any
distance, when required.
THE WONDER OF THE AGE,
For the Cure of Sahrhimm Chilblains;Com-
MCM Sores. Chapped or Cracked Bands, Burns
or Scalds, Cuts or IVounds , lidlanimatien
of the Breast, bites of insects; Sore Lips Pim
plea on the Face and Breaking Out and Sores
on Children; and all (11Se:tarsal the Skin.
This Ointment will cure die Saltrlieum and
Burns, or Chapped hands. quicker and surer
than any other medicines (Attie kind. htlfore the
To substantiate the above, I can give hundveds
of certificates. but I consider it no use, as (any
person con do the same, it they have friends, for
CVCII a - worthies article) I rely 'solel,on the
merits of the Ointnient for the public patronage;
N. 1).-4 single box Of this llintinent will
keep any Illaeksinull',, Farmer's; Sailor's, or
Mechanic's hands, let them chap or Crack , ever
'so bad, sound and in gond working order all
_winter Prepareitand.sold_by....— _
MONROE TEItItEL,
Naugatuck ,Conn
Sold also by the
principal Druggists, and
Conotry Merchants. Price CO cents per box
Nov. 16. 1053—1 y
_mg oldie higher,. ,t parlance to married two.
Ole ' or thor . eontemplating marriage. Hy \VM.
YOUNG, M. D., Graduate oldie University cf
Pennsylvania, Member of the Royal College of
Surgeons, London,and Honorary Mrmber of the
Illtilndelphia Mt diens soerety. The various
forms 01 Secret Diseases, Seminal NVeakness,
Diseases of the Prostrate Gland, impotency, soli.
tory habits of youth, are Willfully described, and
all the recipes given in plain language., The
chapter on selfsalluse and Seminal Weakness is
worthy of prrtienlor 'mention, 111111 should he read
by every one. Young men who have heeu
tunate in contracting disease,-preCions to ',lacing
yoursel ves under the care of any doctor, no ma+
ter what his pretensions may be, get a copy of
of this truly valuable work.
Sea Captains and persons going to sea, should
possess Dr. Yonng'srTreatise on Marriage, the
Pocket kisculapius, Or livery one His own Phy
sician.
tal- Let no Other be ashamed to present a
enpy of the lEsculapins to his el ifil. It may
save Lim from au early grave. Let no young
man or . woman cuter into the sect SI "OblieMiOSS
of married. life, without vending the pocket lEss
etilapius. Let no' one suffering from a !inclded
cough, phin in the side, resift ss nights. nervous
feelings, and the whole train bfiPySpeptie sensa
tions, and given up by their physician. he an.
other moment without consulting the Xscula
djus. Have the worried or those about to be
married any impediment, read this lefty useful
(look, as,jt, has been she means of SAO og thou
sands of unfortunate creatures front the very
jaws of death. Upwards of a. MILLI ON copies
of this "celebrated work.....hlis been sold in.this
conntry and Europe
, sifice I/138, when the first
edition witaisimed.
Cy' ,Any ,person tending TWENTY-JIVE:
cepts enclosed, iu n letter. will receive one copy'
of this book by mail; or five copies will be seal
foe SI. Address lie. WILLIAM YOUNG,
15 1 2 Spruce Street, Philadelphia," Post
paid.
Twenty years practice in the city of Philadel
phia certainly entitles Dr. Voting to the confi
dence of the :Aimed, and he may lie consulted
ou any of the diseases described in his differ eat
dtdilications, at his office 152 Spruce Street,
.every day between 9 and a o'clock, (Sunday' ex..
'witted) and persons at any distance can consult
Dr. Young by let ter. POST PAID.
ming the attention
ildit get•hould he
to of ventilation
EPILEPSY. CAN BE CUBED.
•
Lake's Vegetable Vompound,
FOR VIII CURE OF
EPILEPSY OR FITS! '
Is 'performing • more tvroderful cut es than any
. other medicine yet knolim or bobri the public.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS 'A BOTTLE.
.
The proprietor has in bin possession numerous
certificates, narrating the
„Astonishing and Miraculous cl+resl
effected by this nieglicine, and divects attention to
the follOwiag only,,to.asstit e those who site so mi.+
fortunate to he afillaell with thiiierritilt disease
Iteretotbre repirited that'SAlit's pre
• • '
18 ALMOST IRFALLIIJIE IN ITS CURE!
I . •
! !From-Mrs. Brooks, widow of Maj. Jas. Brooks;
late , •
entrsentyr, Feb. 3,1853.
Mr. - Z. LAKE—Sir pease send me another
; bottle of Pit: MediCiee; as 1 do not like to be
• without it on hand., When ,I.commenced giving
Idle medicine to ivy son Edott:,he had [iota one
jto three tits ''lier-clayi Holies noWtaken the me
(Heine °yet , bye months, and has hall, I think, but
two fits in Allot t me, and those very,light. Ilis
body null mind are very much inifiroved; Malik
the Pleasing of God, I feel' that the medicine will
restore his body and Mind to their wonted activi
ty, He is tilt years old, atinir has Mid fits (Nee 12
yeari, which hove been 'veey ft4:quent, and very
ilestructi've to his constitution and mind Bun ,
dreds ot dollars have been expentledfor medicine
to “euttE ma," but 1101.billg 11118 relieved him on
'til he used yotir medicine. liespeolinllyJolll.9 '
POl 11 BIM KS.
li'klli
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o'
trt Judson Landon, Ce S
nnty tiperibtentlent
• ~ the Ashutbuia Coen!) , Inlirrottry;
. • .KINGBVILL, rqb• 4, 1853. ~1
Mr Z•• LAKE..—Stri Please send . a few, morq
bottles of your "Fit Medicine ;+' .1 - may ootmeed
.• •it,•hut , think Safer to keep it on bond. ~Your Mer
:Moine had tione.Womicee., I gave it to-Miss iting
' Delano t she has had fitstor 26 yeitrs, brought oti
r"; kr bluing the measles when but four years old,
iwttiolcebuld not be beettgbf out todltesurlitce.7.-
, After Piking the niettionte'UleiviltlysisdeltAn
' ri4v er OP, 2111EA3LE3,•RIIII'linti had 110. the
SIM bird MS or bythjttmns tilmositlitily:;'. , ,She
imilem , with int& in , seving , that we he' ,
Iliete the medicine has or will work n petleotettrei •
iI also gave theinddielini Wattles.-
son and, Aids ',.Carbyq who illmost
fora Mather,.yeara ! , .Their fitshare
°e! , ' , ll ll P 4 T,ltelltqc Kie',lttedfaind Will Wye the
,desirel ebeet.' , ;filitch Mottle hasboen exlicinied
• , by t Itefriends of the above pidientsfor tiOnttiriug,
all to' fie' Inirpoid. ll l'lte :unrO , Wait , loft •foriyour
I 'Medicine to jterfOrm,nint I Call obeerbilly•recorn4
Mend' it as ii' rateable 'llificovery, Itespeotfuliy
JUDSON! LANDON.; ,-
Superintendent Aihtaintla Co. Infirmsev.
Prepared and - Sold at wholesale by Z., VAXE.
' 1 '
. i'4ir,irOVOliiglo%t!
sold` q'sV'friieestiok,
i
Meabaniesburg ;D. Gress , ilnri'js
burg:
,r oot 5-14"
r ~'e~ict'i~~ Y
Meohanicsbure Pa
pAOCTOR YOUR
sE.,F—PRIVATE-
IA, for lla", cents, by means
of the POCKET /ESC
LA PIUS, or, Every One
lIIS OWN I'IIYSIAN - !
—The thirty...sixth Edi
tion, with onehuntlred en
aravings, showing Private
Diseases and ISlalforma
.tions of the Generative
System, iu every • shape
and form ; to which is ad-
Diseases of Females, in.
.males only (see page 190),
r. !
CARTER'S -SPANISH MIXTURE.
Not a Particle of Mercury in it.
infiltlible remedy Sercifula,K
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cotanetue Eroptiom,
Pimples or Pustules on the Face, Blotches;
Bolls, Chronic Sore Eyes, Bing W..rmsoe let—
ter; Scald Dead, Enlargement and Pain of the
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Diners, Syphilitic
Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints aid all
Diseases arising It om an itijoilieinos use 01
oury, Imprudence in Lite, or Impurity of the
Blood.
This valuable 11.1eiHeine, which h es ', come
Celebrated our 1.49 number of ex it•anrdiva~v,
cores el : reeled thtV.t.li its iigt ncy
the proprietors, at the urgent request of their
friends, Co offer II to the public, which they do
with the utmost conlidenee in its virtues awl
wondertill curative properties. 'l'bw following
certificates selected from a large 'number, are
however. stronger testimony than the mere
word of the proprietors ; and are till train gen—
tlemen well known in their loenliti,ss end et t h e
highest rtispeciability neon). of them residing in
the City of Richmond, Va..
F. 110Y1MN, Esq. el the F.xelange lintel,
Richmond, known every where, says he 'ins seen
the Medicine called CARTER'S SPANISH Mix,
Tony: administered in al'l2l . p 111.11SIEEli cases, in
nearly all the di•eases fir which it la recommen.
(led with the most 'astonishingly. grind results.—
lie says it is the most extraordinary medicine
lie has ever seen.
AGUE AND FEVER—(rent Cnre.—l here
by certify that for three years I had, Ague. and
Fever of the most 'violent deScription. I hod
several Physicians, took huge quantities nt qui—
nine. Alercury, and I believe alt the Tonics ad—
vertised', but all W thont soy. iiernement,
tried Cotter's Spanish AlixtutT,lwo
bottles of which effectually cured me and I am
happy to say 1 have linfl neither Chills or Peter
since. I consider it the best Tonic in the world
and the oolv medicine Witt ever reached an case.
JOIIN LONGDFN.,
Beaver dam near Richmond
G II LUCK Esq now in the cite of Richmond
and for many years in the Post Office, has such
confidence in the . astonishing (fluency of Curter'(
Spanish Mixture, that he has bought tipwards o f
50 bottles which has given away to the afflicted.
Mr Luck says'he haS nereif — known it to fail when
taken according to directions
Dr MINCE a practising, physician and former •
ly of the City Ilotel in the city of M6lll°lll,
saysdie has witnessed in it number of instances
the effects-ot -Cutler's Spanish Mixture whit
were most truly surprising. He Bap: iu a 011(0
of Consumption, dependent "on the Liver, the
good effects were wonderild indeed.
SAMUEL M DRINKER of the firm Drink-
LI. ST, Morris. Richdrinul, was cured of tiler
Complaint orA years standing by the use of two
bottles of Carter's Spanish Mixture,
GREAT t.URE OF SCROFULA—The ea
tors of the Richmond, Republican had a sexy ant
employed in their press room cured of violent
Scrofula emnbilictl with Rheumatism, which en.
tirely disabled him from work. Two bottlers of
Carter's Spanish Nlixture Madc'a perfect cure of
him, and the editorsiu n public node.: say they
"cheerfully recommend it to all who are afflicted
wilts any disease of the blood "
STILL ANOTHER CURE OF SCROF(I).
LA-1 had a very valuable boy mired of Scrofula
by Carter's Spanish Nffspire. 1 consider it truly
a valuable medicine: James 'VI nylor Condtictor
on tie I' It Ii Cpiehmiond Va
.
Mr John Thompson reSiding in the city of
Richmond, was cured by three bottles or Carters
Spanish Mixture'of Salt Rheum, which he hail
nearly 20 ye-r. and which all the physicians of
the city would not cure Mr Thou pans inn well
known merchant in the city of Richmond, Va.,
and his cure is most remarkable.
Principal Depots ot M. WA HD, CLOSF &
co, No 83, Maiden Lane, New York
T W DYOTT & SONS, No 132, North 2,d
Street, Phil lelt,hin.,
nENNE Fl br. BEERS,No 125 Main street,
It.chnumil, Va. •
And 'friir sale S W Hirverstick
Carlisle; fra Day. Mechanicsburg; .1 H Herron
Newville; .1 C Akio, Shippensburg, and by den
errs in medicines everywhere.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
.
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
CIIRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIS
EASE OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM
DISORDERED LIVER Olt
8 0 NI A : C II .
Stick as Constipation, inward piles, fulness
of blood to the head, ucidiiy of dm stomach,
nausea, heartburn,. disgust for food, fulness or
weight in the stomach, sour eructations, sink
ing or fluttering at the pit of the stomach,
swimming of -the head, hurried and difflicult
breathing, fluttering at'the heart, choking or
suffocating sensations when in a lying posture,
dimness of vision, dots or webs brittle the
sight, fever and dull pain in the head, defic
iency of perspiration, yellowness of- the skin
and oyes, pain in the side, back, chest, limbs,
&c., sudden flushes of heat, burning in the
flesh, constant •iniuginings of evil, and grey
depression of spirits,
CAN BE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
DR. HOOT 4,44,Nn's
CELEBRATED GEMAN , BITTERS o.
Prep, cc by
DR, O, M. JACKSON,
No. 120 Arch Street, Philadelphia..
Their power ever the nbove diseases is not
exedflcd;llequulled, by any other preparation
iq the United States. as 'the curet' attest, is
ninny cases alter xlttlliil phyoieinite btid
These Bitters are worthy the
: attention of
Possessiag great . virtues in the rec—
tification of diseases .of the Liver and lesser
glands, exercising the most searching powers
in weakness and affections of the digestive or.
guns, they are withal , safe, certain and plebs.
ant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED
Testimony of the highest character! HON.
GLO. STROOP; Judge of the District Court in
Perry county, Pa., Nov. 1et14 , 1852 said: "your
'lleofland'sGor i mad . Bitters' has been in use in
our place over a year past, and to tbe astonish
ment.of many has performed wonders. WO,-
may notice slew instance:p..llo !we come
under own immediate nottet:—Omust every
person who has stopped at the hotel of Wm.
liackey, one year since; predicted iron: his e
niacietcd countenance and debility, that lie
could nut five much longer: Be- was unable
to attend t o and'. for„:;the greater
part of the 09wpm:fined tokls room, ;.- - „We
inn:mended brpi, to, try the Ger Ma n. Hitters; he
dld; and to the suiriso of all hie friends ho ha
new -able waticnd to his usual business rind
perform qiinual labor. Tho easti of Henry
Asper a atone mason, whom no, pee suppOsed_
would over recover , froni,the debility of his
system, but was lOokeJ upon as fast approach
toek eight or nine bottles of the
Bitters durinkt ilia lust winter; end this sum.
miles has been' Ito the surprise'or- all who
kiwis his case] hilloWlng his trade. ' The case
of WilliamMurphy,is no 'lces ,a'siOnishing.—
He ton wasl3l) fur red . :iced as to 'induce tin
general heilpf that the grave• alone would In
his only remedy. Mr, Luckey; reeninniende'i
bin:, to try the Hoofland's Herman Bittern; ii
is now' , apparently a well coon,, able to d
a Mad day's work. We' could mention man
other eases 0( asimilar, character. if it wer
inYseirderiyed mush ben( fit Hai -
their use. , •I.llsvegiYen" considerable oHt
..svay,,not , for ,yenr,benditalone, Hutto, relic
suffering- humanity , and. , let, inu assure you
am Pleased , to: see the, happy result. • To t:
afflietcd , .wo :say; try'' them. fairly and
Wiirra roilef."‘ I . ,
Tf4sei Bitteip tire'. worthy the attention
'teims6Bll* eoul,',Odu,'et' the 'To
aetion - of liVer and t
l'essar glying t9ria: tri m . (11411'1.41' a
tirbily' to - 1 qq ~ l mato t health • esmqm ,
Far arite lirB:' NW' Iftweratickand.B. - Ell6 - •
atll6llbiAia DaY;'llAtfehattioMitit:ol: J. 1-1:43
S. ' slirpp,,,puur g i
Uyyieolura iri madiein is "
N: ROSE lq.1 1 14 1 ErAt
•
HIIIIOW/8.1 13irrn. Ennqv and Ornerne
A Painter, Irvin's (lormerly„liarnet's)
next door. to Trobt's , tHetASloro. • •pe.wil
tend:ordmhtly to!all the above, doseriptio:
pantimr;'fit'reaspitithio.-prices.. The va
kinds pr,grnining upended:to-4,8116.as • mu
n'nyr &c.. in the improved: la
Carlisle; July 14,1852-Iy. • • r -P
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HE • BLOOD.