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LETTERS
FROM TION. JOHN QI3INOV ADAMS TO 1119 SON,
ON ME BIBLE AND ITS TEACHINGS.
LETTER. VIII.
The whole system of ap-'
' pears to.have been set' forth by its Di
vine Author in His sermon on the Mount,
recorded in the Sth, 6th, and 7th chap
ters of Mathew.. I intend hereafter to
make them the subject -of-my-rernarks
much more at large; for the present I
• confine' myself merely to general views.
What: I would Impress upon your mind
is infinttely important to the happiness
and virtue of your life, the general
• spirit of Christianity a the duties
which result from it. In n y last letter,.
I showed
,you from the very verds of our
Saviour, that He coalman ed His dis
ciples to aim at absolute perfection, and
inat this perfection consisted in self-sub
'.
..itigation and brotherly love, in the coin
; lete conquest of our own passions, and
in the practice of benevolence to our fel
k-,w-creatures. • Among the Grecian sys-
L-tins of moral philosophy, that of the•
• • !3toici reseinbles the Christhind•octrine
in. the• particular of requiring the total
• • subjugation of the--passions; and this
part of the Stoic .principle was adopted
by the Academies. 'You will find the
question discussed with all the eloquence
and ingenuity of Cicero, in the fourth of
his Tasculaw disputations, which I ad
. vise you to read and meditate upon.-
- You will there find plowed, the duty of
subduing the passions. It is sometimes
; objected that this theory is notadapted:
- ----- to - theinfirifiatiei of •hUrnrin natureythat
:t is not made. for a - being so .constituted•
as man; that an earthen vessel is not
made to dash itself against a cock; thatin.
• yielding-to die impulse of - the passions,
man only follows the : ,ilictates of his na
tore; that to subdue-them - entirely is an
effort' beyond his powers. The Weak
ness and fraility of his nature it is nut
possible to deny—it is too strongly tested
by•afi human experience, as well as by
the whole tenor of the Scriptures; but
the degree of weakness must be measu- 1
red by the efforts to overcome it, and net
by indulgence to it. Once admit weak-'
ness as an argument to forbear exertion,
and it results in,absolute impotence. it
. is also very. conclusive_ reasoning- to'infer
that because perfection is not absolutely I
to be obtained, it it therefore not to be
sought. Human excellence consists in
- approximating to : perfection; and the on
' ly means of approaching to any term, is
by endeavoring to obtain the term itself.
• With these convictions upon the mind=
with a sincere effort to practice upon them
and with the aid of a d [vine blessing which
-is proMised to it. the approaches to per
fection may at least" be so great,. as to
nearly answer all the ends which abso-:
lute perfection itself could attain. All
exertion, therefore, is virtue; and if the
tree be judged by its - fruit, it is certain
that all the most .virtuous characters of
heathen antiquity, were the disciples of_l
the Stoic doctrine, But let it even be ad
u perioCt command nt the
sions is unattainable to human infirmity,
it will still be true that the degree Of mo
rat, excellence possessed by any individu- I
al is in exact proportion to the degree of
control he exercises over himself. Ac-!
cording to the Stoics, all vice was resolv
able into folly; according to the Christian
principle,it is all thoefl'ect of weakness.
In order to preserve the dominion of our,
own passions, it behoves its to be con- 1
stantly and strictly on our guard against
the influence and infection of the pas
sions of others. This caution above all'
is necessary. to youth; and I deem it in
dispensible to enjoin it u pon you ; because,
as kindness and benevolence comprises
• the whole system of Christian duties,
there may be, nod often is, great danger
• of falling into errors and- vice merely for
the want of energy to resist the example
and enticement of others. On this point
the true character of Christian morality,
appears to inc to have been misunder
stood by sonic of its ablest and Wannest
defenders. In Paley's "View of the Ev
idences of Christianity," there"is a chap
ter upon the morality of the Gospel, the
general tenor of which (as of the whole
work) is excellent, but in which there is
the following passage: "There fire two
opposite descriptions of character under
which mankind may generally be classed:
the one possesses vigor, firmness, resolu
tion, is.active and daring, quick in its
sensibilities, jealous of its fame, eager in
its. attichmems, inficeeible of itirpurposes,.
violent in , its. resentment; the other meek,
yieldingreomplying; forgiving; not prompt
to act, but willing to suflbr, silent and gen
tle under rudeness and insults, suing for
- reconciliation where others vould demand
satisfaction; giving away to the pushes
of impudence, contedent and indulgent
to the prejudices, the wrong-headedness,
the intractability with whom it has to deal.
The former of these characters is, aitd ev
er hiih'biverf the iliVorite - of the world, it
• is the cluiracter,of great rtien=there is
a dignity in it which commarids-respedt:
1.'49 latter id, pixie spiritedoarrie,anct ab
ject. • Yet, so it has,fiappened, with the
' founder; of-Christianity; theAatter is the . subject of His - .'contritsntlatinri; His 'pre
•,ceptSf,His;•example, and that the former
- is so in no iittif of his 'cOMpositiOri." Dr.
.. nary 'int this place adopts -the Opinion of
- •Soarne‘,Tenninos, whosetssay on the "In•
ternal — ey;itlC;iZr§ of - Gliritinnitj~i =he :
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_I-IfLexptTsis y declared
I~ini§elf 'tub ' s `Piincti 4'll3:World, anti the
Son of God.”,r, , fle . ,spake as-one-haying au °
thoritEiiato'nlitollialliiiaiplits, but to His
Mother,toHialudgeloo Pilate the-,Roman;
Governor, to Johntliliaptist, HisiprOeurSor;
'and there-is not in the four Gospels, one act;
mit one word recorded of-Him, (eaceptitig .
His communion witluGoil) there v?tts not a
direct or implied issertiori of aUthority.. He,
said to his disciples '`Leant of me, for I am
meek and leafy o f -bean," Ste.; but where
did J-le.eyer say lo them, learn at me, for
,am tame and abject? . Phew is certainly
nothing more stiongly marked in the pre
cepts and example of Christ, than the prin
ciple of stubborn and inflexible resistance
against the impulses of others to do evil.—
I le - tirnglit His disciples tenounce- every
thing that is counted enjoyment upon earth
"to take up their' cross," and to suffer ill
treatment, persecution anti death for His
sake AVlnit else is the book 'of the "Acts
bf the Apostles.'" than a record of the faithful
ness
~with which these chosen ministers .of I
the Gospel carried these injunctions into ext. l
eention ? in the conduct and speeches of
Peter, John and Panl, -is there anything that
Could jii,tly be called "tame and abject?"—
Is there anything indicating a resemblance
to the second class of character into Which
Dr. Paley divides all Mankind 'I
It -there is
a character upon historical record dislin
guiShed by ,bold, inflexible , tenacious and
intrepid sphitlit is that of Paul; It ivas to
such diameters ctify,. that the commisSion to
"tuner! all tuthens,P.could be eommitted with
any certainly? ol success. Obserye,the im
ptession oh, Christ. in His charge to Peter:.
(a melt) awl upoh this ruck will I build my
Church, and the'ttates of hell shall 'pre
vail against it.° Dr. Paley's Christian - is hoe
-of those ddyellers "Who, to use a. Vulgar
phrase, can never say no, to anybody. The
true. Clitis!tan is the 'logien! et tenacem
propositi virum" of Horace, (the matt }vho
is just and steady to his 'purpose.) ,;The
combination of these 'qualities, so essential
to heroic character, with those of ineekties‘
lowliness of heart, and bretlierly love, is what
-constitutes titat — rifOral 'perfaTion
:Christ gave an-example in Ills own life, a,.d
to which He costurnintils his disciples to as
pire. Endeavor, lity,dear son, to discipline
your lwatt, and to govesn your conduct by
these principles altos combined ; .tae Meek,be
genile, be kindly affectionate to all mankind,
no: excepting your enemies; - bat-never-Aye
"lame or abject ; never give tray to the push
es of impudence, or show' yontsell yielding
or complyitlg to prejnilice, wrong-headed.
ness, or intractability, wldeli would lead or
draw you a.tray tom 'the dictates of your
own conscience mid your o .vu sense of rt.glit.
Will yon die, let not your integrity' depart
from you; undid your house upon the rock,
and then let the rains doscend and the floods
come, and the winds blow an-I beat upon
that lion. , e—•'it shall not lall,it will be found
ed upon a rock:" Sit promises your blessed
Lord and-Master, nail so prays
Your affectionate Father,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
cnrusszz.vative CIuzeit.PAIIILLA
P'oe dig Permanent Cure or all Diseases aris
Ain an I Liiintre stale of Ma Blood.
THIS ill . edicine operates particularly upon
the Blood, and cores disease without
vomiting or purging. It never fails to cure
the most obstitiate cases of Rheumatism, Dis
eases of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Bronchi
tis, White Swelling, Scrofula, Ulcers dud
Sores of tong standing.
It is cheaper than any other medicine in .
use, there living 32 doses in each boLle, which
costs only 7.5 cents, and to those osing it ae.
corditi to oil cction ono bottle will list IU
days. Certificates are pouring in from all
parts of Ilia cou ntry attesting the virtue of
this medicine in cases at long standing, which
have been given up by physicians as hope
less and beyond the reach of medicine to
cure.
tviloop.lNG courar, Shepherd's Sarsa
parilla never fails to cure.
CONSUMPTION cured by the cso of She
herd's Sarsaparilla•
The following is frail a gentlemen of re
spectable standing in Baltimore,who was of eared or that dreadful disease, Con•
nuniption. by a few bottles of Shepherd's
Sarsaparilla.
Baltimore, Aug. 23, 1847
This in to certify Clint I was fast sinking
titnlcrrty m proms of Consumption of the Lung,
until I was recommended to try Shepherd's
Sarsap rilla, whieb fortunately I did and um
under the strongest conviction that it saved
wiy life. I stn now rapidly recovering and
hope in a short time to be restored to perfect
health, ii ml under np consideration would I be
without the medicine.
DAVID RICIfETTS,
• No. 23, Hill street.
Shepherd's Vermlfuge, or Wolin
Destroyer, •
We challenge the world lo produce's natali ,
dine better adapted to the expulsion of werms
from the.humun body than Shepherd'n'Virmi
fuge. It has poet used by thous inks with
entire sntisfactiin. it has the advantage of
most other Virmilifges, se ituover sickens thx,
persmusing it. It has cured children thot
have !iron subject to fits. for years, nod. that
had been given up by physfehin, parents and
friends t should'always bo used as a purga
tive a far children, as itstrengthens them, and
at th same time. carries off the coarser,,par.
tholes of food, and worms, if they ere troubled
with them. • •
The following certificate has been handed
to us byJuige •Koons, of Luzerno county, Pa.
It speaks for Heelf:
• ' Tow' Hill, Po, Jan 2i), 1847."
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,Joirx Kemal, Esq.
jed Dear Sir—You will please, send inn 4 -bet.
tleantere orShopherd's Yermifuge. The three
, bottles-purelinved-of you a short tifhikolo
-been need =with the happiest' cffeets.
Were 'given ' te'thrtie;of ohild,ren=iii;one
wormiu welt expelled,in apetYil`
entl in,'lo'srehs,
reit of rnyfainily the bonefileef thismedielne,
Sedtherafare.:ordetairlittioiiii. ix
edly the hest a rtlelelur. destroying worms that
lies over heen , ir,tithialii2)tied the .eet . ttitrv: .1
trie`tr,Qineli l e, , Rettlritylei;Norriph'i t and
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• ' SAMUEL SNYDER.
SernSpririllti'and I r eitritre'te . , h re,
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WINTER. , SUPPLISS.'of GOODS',
desires o •;colftlie,partieulsir •attention,of nun
ilies And Physiciansto•hia•drettlenished asortUX'
of DRUGS and MEDCLNEEIiwhich licks been
purchased atthe best hciusea in Philsidelphil,aud
may be relied upon for freskness and oxcelleriCe.
Added to these will be founcl.an entire Stook of
PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS, • Varnitilies,
Dines, lice. Ike., all•elf•ivhich he will entrure to he
of the best quality and at the, very lowestprices.
Ile has tondo man, additions to his stock of
BOORS, besides securing a new supply,of all the
Text Books, Ilistories, 'leaflets, Lexicons, Wii •
ting SoOks, &c. new in use in College and our
public schools wli:ch he will dispose °fon terms .
suited to the aircumstancexof all.
Ills stock orFA.NCY ARTICLES embraces
a rich and extensive collection which it would be
impossible to enumerate, but comprising many
novelties which cannot fail to strike the eye and •
please the taste, such as Ladies and Dentlemcn's
Cutlery, Gold sod Silver Pens and t i encilejjair
Tooth and Clothes Brushes. Perfumes Of ROU- •
selle's ri zit and extensiVe'varieties. Fancy Soaps,
Shaving Cream Card' Cases, Pocket Pistols,
Pocket books, 6::c,Bte.
. Also, a new supply of Cornelno elegant
LARD LAMPS, togther With Sperm and Moutd
Candies,„Saskets, Musical Instruments,Umbrel •
lav, Children's Toys, Door Mats, and other arti•
cies in the variety line; which' with a 'constant
supply :of fresh FRUITS, nuts and Coneectionary
of-rmality; - makiiiihuFge and splendid
stock to which he:confidently invites the attention
and patronage of hie town and entintryfriends, at
the old stand in North Hanoyer street; nearly opt
osite the Carlisle Bank.
S. W. - HAVERS"iicK
December i. 1847;
M'ALLISTER , 3 OINTMENT.
li' has pow to to cause all extertfnl SORES,
SCROFULOUS !Motors, SKIN - DISEASES,
POISONOUS 11 . 0 U N DS, to discharge their' put
trldinattera;notl then heals them:
.is rightly termed All-beaiag, for there is
senreely w disease, exteraal or 'internal, that i
wi I not benefit. I have nawkittor.the-laat-loor,
teen years for all diseases'Of the_eitsff,ikonifirnp,
Ron saint liver: Inca - 1%11)g the niftiest danger n a n d
resmosibility, and I declare before liens en tied
man, that not one ninr„lu ease has iffai led to ben
efit when tittf.patient was within the meth of
mortal means.
1 have Had phys'eibus len met! intheprofeision.
I have hat! ininislere of the Oospel, Judges of the
beneti; Aldermen, Lawyers, gentlemen or the
14,11estestitittien,.aud..multituties-el the pour use
it in-every ariety of way Ktul there has been but
sue voice—v-01w anicunwtl voice---ou3itig, "Me ,
AlliSter, your Oifitmeill is GOOD.h
t con lie credited
that a salve coo )t•tve tiny effeet upon the Rings
seated as they are within the 0) mem. lint, if
pinectl upon the chest, it penetrates to the longs
sdparntes the poisonous piteticles that are consti
tning diem, and cspels them ti•nni the system.--
It is coring persons of Consumption continually.
HEADACIIC.--The sah•e has cored perions
of the headache of 1•Z year's fit:loth:lg. and who
had it rogiilar every week so that vomiting often
took place.
Dealties% and Ear Ache are helped with like
success.
RI I reinoyes almost imme
diately the inliaination and swelling when the
pain ceases. liettil the direction around the box.
COLO FEEIT.---Constimption • :Liver Cont
plaint,pain in' the diem or sitle;failiogisfl• of the
hair one or the other always accompanies cold
feet. (This ointment. is the true remedy.) It is
A sure sign of disea.e to have cold feet.
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_scronela, old sores, z,rysipelas, sultrbetim,
liver complaint, sore ejes,
quinsy. nure throat,
is i broketror.sore -I St east, piles, all - eliest
diseases suet, as 'spinal, oppressions, paiu---also,
sore lips, chapped hands, tumurs,culatieotts erup.
tons, 11124 , 14.,11§ diseases and of the spine, there is
110 medicine now known as good.,_ .
.ST: 1.1) Ill.:AM.—We have curetreases that
netually defied every thing known, as well as the
ability of l 5 nr 2(1 teeters, One man told untie
had spent.ssoo on his children Witleiut any Ilene
lit, when a few boxes of ointment cured them.
II A LONESS.--lt will restore the hair sooner
than any other thing.
II ICN is the best thing in the world for
will drive every vestige ol them
wa v •
There is proliably no medicine onthe lice of
the earth nt (thee .sci sureund do Sure in the expul
sion of worismx.
CUIINS.--Orepsinv l l use nf the olnt men( will
illwa)s keep corns from grnwlo,;. People 'well
never be troithiefl with them if they will use it.
I'ILES.--Thoustinds,tive yearly mired by this
Ountmeht.
JA. lES MCA LUSTER Y. Cn.
Snit. prOptielors Inithe abnVe tlieditim••
C CHUN --NoOINTAIFINT will beget'
no unless the iniines 01 James McAllister
names McAllister St Co., Are written aitb a p
tipnn every hair'.
Sold I)) . Sallow! Ellllll, S. W. linverst ick ni
D1...1. I. eN, in Cnr — Nlv i .1, Nf. 11.rigel, \I,
SiDgiter & held, Chun:11tov.11,1111
il/1111 Ihllcr . NeWVilk.
Rahways Medicated Soap.
1:r...7-GREAT ExeITI:3IENT IN PITTS a Unit ! -- 011T
agent of this place writes Of a mysterious incident
which occurred in that place, in relatihn to an ex
cellent young lady, but who unfortunately pos
sessed it very repulsive complexion. Her face wits
covered with pimples, blotches, pusinles,—her
shin dark and yellow, cracked and-chapped—her
lips in cold weather would become sore and bleed.
&the had, however, several good traits, one of
which Was to read the newspapers. One morn
ing as she was looking over the columns of the
Dispatch, she saw in large letters the words RAD
way's CIIINESE MrtotcsTcn Seat ! As a sure
exterminator of all skin blemishes, with a direc
tion forall ladies to read- the papers! Now mark
the advantage. On Sunday morning she took
her place ,as usual, among the choristers, and
to the utter surprise of her fellow-songsters, pre
sented a complexion as fair as a lily, and beauti
ful as the most admired belle of thelown.—
Strange wondering and much excitement was
exhibited by the busy crowd, and nothing short
of en explanation of how this sudden transforms.
lion from ugliness io beauty was attained, would
answer. The lady, like all her sex,' full of gen
tleness and kindness, explained . the cause, and to
the gram; •grand and bene fi cial effects of Rad
way's Medicated Chinese-Soap; which she had
been using for iwo weeks, was 'awarded the full
approbation'of the people, as the "restorer of lost
beauty.??-- Our -agent concludes thus—t-" Since
the above has become known. I have had a pert
feet rush for Bahway's Soap."
Ladies tied gentlemen, if you wish to ge. tUsh
ways Soap in all its piurity, call on
. fa h 23 3.. It W. B. FLESIING.
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ALL 4He:LEADING COLORS, 40 'match Brest'.
. es and' illaittilleiti,'lof , our oWn.tiaknufacturaj
a' fiist."';ratat3assorteient,lor t best !quality; r
sale at the loweeecash.tkite'e; at F.I.'.DRESS-,
LBWS Fringeand , Trimming Store, , •No. , 47 S.
Second street; 'above ,Chestrrat; , )Philadelehie.,--•
Together with ..a,regular,thisortment.of s'r EEL
GOODS, ,P • Hair Braids and
&c. Also, a large - lot bf. Domestic Cot
ton Fringes.! • • ''
Purchases invited to call. 'Phey find
it to their interest to do so, as the aoodstill be
sold CIIEAr. Philad. 1)02
•.
• Pekoti Hoffinan,"St C0,, -
Forwnhlin g and Gineral Commission Nrorehants,
No. 41 North Wharves, and 83 N.Water
_ at/fief, Philadelphia.
PLASTER and SALT constantly
.on
band, for sale at the lowest market rates.
' Liberal advances made on Produce.
Refer to
~..
1)11TILTI & KUMPFYREYS
tr RA NKLIN ,PLAVP Ze C o . }Philad'a.
LEA, - BUNKER & CO. . .
X. W. ,KERR, Harrisburg.
..
apr 5-em
. China, Glass and Queens-Ware.
C. BOKEE & CO., No, 41; North
Howard street, between Fayette and Lex
ington streets,'Baltimere, invite the attention of
Country Illerchants and 'purchasers generally, to
their large and well assorted stock Of
GLASS sod QUEENS-WAiIE, which they ollitr'for
sal at the very Invest market prices. Country
Aterchnnis will consul t their 'lnterest by a call
before purchoing elsewhere. . . aprs-.4t
Spring Millinery Goods.
J OHN STONE dr.: SONS, Importers
and dealers' in silks, Ribbons and Millinery
Goods, N 0.54 south Second street, Philadelphia,
have received by late :Arrivals from France,nthief
,ly of their own importationj a new hod very rich
assortment of SPRING MILLINERY ROODS, to.which
they will constantly be making additions. They
have now in store—
Sillte for casing
.bon.ntna, of all prices.
_ i• ency_bonnet_anticap-ribbons,-a-beautiful-as
Esirtment,
PlainAin - teand
French and American artificial flowerslin
gt r eat variety,.
• Paris chip Mts.
Craprit, crape I,isses.' A,
Fancy bonnet and cap Nets.
. Trimming laces, face trimmings.
Buckrams. willow. crowns, tips, kc. kc.
And all articles needed_fort he-Millinery trade,
(1::7 - The attention of Merchants and Milliners
visiting the city is particularly requested to our
stock; as it will he found far more exteesive than
that of any other house in our line, and the prices
more moderate. mar 212.3 t
Steam Refined Sugar Candles
Cheapest in the World !—I2I Cents per
, pound, Wholesale.
ir J. RICHARDSON, No. •12 Market et.,
• 'Philadelphia, takes pleasure in Informing
the public, that he still continues to sell his very
Superior Steam Refined Candy at the low price
of $12.50 per 100 pounds, and the quality is equal
to any manufactured is the United States.
• Ile alsooflera all kinds of good& in the Confec
tionery and Fruit line at corresponding low pri
ces, as quick sales and small profits are the order
of the clay. CalLbr- send-yours-ottierS; and you e rvetthil
to be satisfied, Don't forget. the number, 412
MATtiCEr. Srlihrr, Philadelphia. nil
Spring Washiori of Xlatg• •
At the great central cheap flat and Cap Store,
tV.4 Market street, south side, above
Eighth street, Philadelphia,
MITT: subscriber takes this Method to return
1. his thanks to the people of the county of
Cumberland, ler the very.liberalehare of patron=
ago which they have extended towards him fur
last few months, and would call their attention
to the fact that he has now introduced his Sranvo
FASHION or GENTLEMEN'S HAT4I which .for beauty,
neatness and durability, cannot be excelled liy
any other establishment in this eity.• -This stock
comprises the
Beaver, Nutria, Brush, It ussia,cm. vo),
....4
ties, together with a very large assortment of
('lath, v o i ro, pl us h , Fur and Glazed Cups.—
.Country Merchants and others are respectfully
invited to examine the stock. which they will
find it to their advantage to do, bolero-purchasing,
as it is his determination, having adopted the sys•
tem of selling for CASH only, to sell at the lowest
prices. JOH N FAREIRA, Jr..
284 Market St. south.sicie, above Eighth.
mar 22
Iron Commissior Warehouse )
No. 11./9 North IVater street, ned No. 51 North
Wharves, Philadelphia.
'I•fIE undersigned still continue the Commie•
siOn business, for the sale of all descriptions of
IRON. Our experience of many years, and ex
tensive acquaintance with dealers and consumers
of Iron, throughout the country, has enabled us
to establish such relations ns give ns peculiar ad.
vantrig.es 10 serve our correspondents, equal to
any other boric.
roar 22.6 m ORRICK & CAM Pll ELL.
Printing Types
Le sold nt I.3IIIIOE'S N. 17„,TYPE
-1,012N.D1t V, niter March 15th, 18.18, nt the fol
lowing very low prices, for . approved six months'
notes:
DOMAN. TITLE, &C. SHADED &C
Picn, per lb. 30 cis. 52 cts. •00 cis.
Small Pica 32 58 05
Long Primer 31 GO 100
Bourgeois 37 66 108
Brevier .P.! 11 l2B
Minion 48 Al 132
Nonpareil 58 , 100 150
Agate . 108 160 2'20
Tito above prices, in consequence of increased
facilities for manufacturing', nro much reduced
from former rates. A liberal discount for cash in
hand at the date of the Invoice.
Presses,-;Chases, eases, Wood Type, 10, &e,
furnished at the ~lowest manufacturers' prices,
either for cash or crodit.
. .
Our Specithenttooli for 1848, is now ready
for distribution to Printers,. who will send for it,
and contains many now erodes that we have no.
ver before exhibited, such as Writing Flourishes,
Ornamonts, Ornamental Fonts, Ise.' of which
welutve an ample stock forth prompt execution
of orders.
OtrFor sale, several gd seon.ban cylin-
der and Platen Power Presses, S d tanding d
Press.
as, land Printing Presses. •
GEORGE BRUCE & CO.
Chainbers'sireet, N. Y.
OE
ttROOM, AND WOO'DEN-IVARn
Stare 'NO. 63 North Third 'street, ono door
above Arat[east side, Philadelphia, raanuliteink
ors and wh dealers in all kinds Of Brooms,
Brushes., B tickets, Ceder., Were, Willow and
French Baskets; - Sholianii Wallßruaheer Serhba,
.Dusters,'lllats; Blacking';!Eastern ; mide Weed.
en-Waro'ciT every' description; &a; &c, at the
lowest market prices._
To Pi*chpers of Ireivand,Sietl.
'Hiduicribere, Importers and De nld rs
in-Yoreaid - America nironTicetliiiiii:
in Ca 1 - tboxtimitiiiii:driliiiiiherip - ii - 01 IRON a
cid
STEEL,;,,:to., now miitortment tof lailiodo-
Norteitia; ci'ditoand,Caionion:-English Iron.
which thai_noW and ;Aro oonatalitly Co.
eking from EuroposAiroci.;',4taoAthorioam
h lit lii ?Of tlorial*,''dtit:l-;'
''English';: Russia n , . h -:America n
!mall Roane. a ncl.
,aril' -Fl
,allmura adrii
t,ciepritatiaai 'pre Iroad, , lron Ow
'trim; Hillitioirkliiiitivdci:749pringlindßli t itar'.'
ad, Steal,4ram boat • - atimpis, of StTexitelidnit ,
Cast Mnd ;Sheet', .iltooli*O: ,
`effer:ai th'!SI4:OW.EIST; Tor.. eiteltior 'at
sixt'montiir''foE approvdsl'.roferen ' oo „and to.
lmfore , reriteurshlet.'Weir eine
Afici s Yttlit:Jand ,131 c onillron , rocalved_osi
„ Iron itha Steel
1 11:NlyardtSf:ifrir557,1 , FDip;rATiTinge4 i la'
;tiJuly 2B ] 94? •
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— : -:,- --DrAUNdeesTELVacea , •
mlois. A l llo Amnlint itkid Permanent: cure -of 'ill
„diseases arising frotitan impure state of the
'Blood and.liabirofsthe body ; ' My : -j: -, , ' , o-';: ' :
Chronic ditieases •of. the Chest,.Pleuritty;,Bron
. ehitis,limit, etc. Scrofitle .in .all :its forms,
tt 7
•
'Getter, cald, head, Cutaneous affections of the
facesi extremiticarchronic Rheumatism t and
Reps tis, chronic Enlargements of the Joints,
Whi 0 Swellings, Syphilitic Affections, Con
stit ianal disorders, arising from-debility, Ater-
Our land Hereditary predispositions, &c. •
• n every change that: is taking plate-in the
bo ,it is manifest that it is brought about by
s ething having a substantive existence. If wo
ii pose the organs of out' body originally.perfect,
tl y must continue perfect unless changed by the
4 ervention of something that bears an Milical
relation to it. In all cases of disease, there
ust be the interposition of some now ingredient
which by playing its part as a cause, served to
modify the properties before connected wills the
body. It is absurd to talk of spontaneous disease
taking place in orgase previously healthy, with•
out the interposition of some morbific agent; as
well might we expect a piece of chalk to transfer
itselfspontaneously into Plaster of Paris, without
the aid of Sulphuric Acid. In all disease there is
a prior cause which must be removed, Owe' the.
agency of the"BloOd. Per this purpose there is
no remedy superior to the Panacea. In evidence
t he following is submitted to the public: '
Philadelphia, Juno 7, 1847. •
Havingbeen apprised 'Of the nature.of the Pan
acea, it affords - me much pleasure to be able to
recommend it as a valuable remedy for ull - those
chronic, constitutional and glandular diseases, to
which it is.especielly adapted: To those who are
afflicted, and require medicine' as , stl alterative,
they cannot obtain .it in tiMore ngreable, active
and uniform state than is to be foam( in the Pan
acea. .4 have used it in several instances with de
tided and signal success. Yours, &c.
t IX ALLISON, M. D.
Prepared and .aold .at the North West corner
of Tlurd and South streets, Philadelphia, and re
toiled in Carlisle by" S. ELL101"1'. • Put up in
pint bottles at $1 per bottle, fob 23
D:
.
Traphageres Bal§amic Extract
of SaragpariHa,
antroliespeat Preparation of Sar
,j_ minimills ever- offered to the public'. being
distilled from the first quality of Honduras Sara.
aparilla ttoot,—and one !Settle-of-this prepare.
tiomis-w-arranted stnyerlor "to two bottles of any
other in the market, and -wilt retain Its virtues
unimpairable to fitly climate. It is pleasant to
the taste, and front iiitititcy to age this Extract
will eradicate disease., invigorate the body, atid
is the best medicine for the.prevention-atiikcure
of disease .ever discovered in arty age of the
world. its 'teflon is mild, and it eta es:without
sickening or-.debilitating the patient:-Thou.
sands have used it in the l)r.'a private practice,
and consider it the greatest blessing ever offered
man. .It . acts in perfect harmony with the laws
of nature, and has never been known to fail,
u here its use won
_persevered Moo cure even
long ea tiding and de‘ocrate cases of Ambit's,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Colic, roughs, Colds. Con.
suniption, Cramps, Cancerous Suresand Ulcers,
Dropsy, litysentery,Ery, sipelas, Fever and A Kite,
Female complaints, Fevers of all kinds, Coot,
Gee ve1,.1-lysterics, Inflammation, Indigestion,
Jaundice, Leprosy, Liver Complaint, N nraglia,
Palpitation of the Heart, Piles, Scrofula, Spinal
cumplaint,.Salt sitcom, Sea'd fiend, Syphilitic
anoints' tits, 'l' ic Dolereity, , Pimples oh the Epee,'
Swelled Limits and Joints, Pent in sin. Side,
Spitting Blood and all vises Of Prostration of
trengtly mid ' Getters! Debility 6‘ the. Jut man
botiv.
fn all cases enurn€rated Above,-Dr.iceplin
gna's Sarsima alibi rapidly and sure!, restor es t o
heath. A trial will satisfy any outi:Of the truth
of these representations.
To 'llll.l LADI ES.
Deli Cate Females who suffen - from the olistrnc
lions and debility to irttlely 'Ladies of sedentary;
habits are liable, will by' the use of one or two
'bottles of D. Traplitigan's Sarsaparilla, regain
Alseir_health-and-color - valuable to (nose
it hip are approaching womanhood ois it is efilLll
- to assist nature by quickening the blood and
hivignrating-the system.
Ladies who have pale coirplexions, (hill eves
blotches oe the face, rough skiff ncfreek les, mid
are in w spirited, use Dr. Trapliegan's &inapt
tulla. it will cleanse the blood, remove the
.freckles and blotches, and give you au .....
countenance, hue spirits, and
beautiful complexions.
Children who are sufferine from bad nod sin,
health, lo more of the blood, eau be quick!, re
, stored to health, strength mid bloom. Dr. Tra
Sarsaparilla being very pleasant tool pal
atable, ehildren take it readily, and such as are
thin and weakly soon near n robust and healthy
appearance. It cnu be Administered to totants
u itli perfect safety, and such as are sufferiog from
Summer Complaim . ii ill receive great relief.
Nothing can be more astooishitig than its in
vigoratinx effects upon the human !omen]. Per
ant.s all lassitude and weakiteiis before sitking it,
at once become robust and healthy under its in
flueneo
PIIEVEN7'S DISEASE.
The usn of a bottle of Ur, Traphagen's Sarsap.
RHIN will prevent disease, and as II
I'd, and Spring purifier or the system it stands
tinri tilled lit the present day. Its nse will pre
vent a world of nu freeing :1 it I pain. It all persons
will keep their• blood purified and their bodies
strengtheiteo by the uso of thin Sarsapi.rilla, they
will be sun I to escape the attack of any prevalent
or contagions hi sense.
g:7Purehascrs will he careful to observe
that every bottle of hr Trapbageti's Balm:mile
Extract ef Sarsapirilla fins his written signa_
lure in black Ink on the label of the brittle, and
a rue simile printed in red ink on the outside
wrapper, as a guard against counterfeit : Put
tip in handsome white glass quart bottles, at
the low price of ONE DI.LLAR per bottle:
For sale wholesale and retail by COLLIER
and BROTHERS only, at their Store, North
Hanover street, Carlisle
opril 12 .. •
The Great English Remedy.
Mr. ilarbees Liniament
2'03:9 6 1 2RDMIZUgo
rinThis most valuable Em bt nen lion has been
-used with wonderful success in the cure
of seine of the most troublesome diseases with
which horse is affected, (without destroying
the hair) such as old strains, swellings, stiff
ness ofjointa, galls produced by the Collar and
saddle, strains of the shoulders, stifle, hoof,
pastern and coffin joints, strains of the. whirr
bone, knee, and fetlock, poll evil,. fistules,
curb's, splints, spavin, windgalle, puffsokm.
11 vorysoon cures old or fresh wounds, eets,
1 . .. an gives
instant relief in the scratches, treaee,
the di/mates - incident to horses' having white
feet and noses produced by St John `s Wort,
'whieli so often dcatroyeAbo,hoefs and bones of
the fdet; tin& raises 'the a'etietief sulphur and
vitriol 'ointments, LiZsoworfulr nd, Other rentedies'equally
.
. . .
No. application Jule.. herntofbre proved so
'gleeful in relavirigeliirnesenfibe. tendons and
jointe r and prod ucing stu% lmmediato .and
beneficial effects in. cracked • beele,,broUg lit on
by' high feeding, eplinle'and , . '
EntbrOcrt . roli ran o me p d e — d , to ,
`farrierti;'keePore ; giA* ivory, atables,-wagrincre,,
460 proprietbre, and private gent:amen - own-.
it,ighoreeo.r:tge. on reniedyi. and'
ellogild Lb ebulliently kepkiii their etablesi "'"
Yl';..Algio:fertttire;_Vilieskiberice ro_,en liable 'to.
ii(Vl::wouilds; will find
'advent ageons, to 'k enp . t conetionlyi
:11'.•i0 q litinefiel aI I n.' lie,. tree t
*if 'n ' , nettle:l'6r 'giallife;inre:.neeket'
. • 114,1{f 1
-- 'Forealein Carlisle by .1'.4'f8,1.,49E
;,(A ' I P 11 "
A' :1-1441 C 14414l ik u Pet it
oir,
tin - 6M just: reccffeil••at the ! , 1 1 001 . 11ivil," -
)141Pnover strew., 'Marv>)
Sil
~ ; 1 1 . ..1 -ntaittimitibib- r
e P Pa,
:Vito" Ada
_ . •
hiagti.RO.;;"ithhVii.)3titii#,V nod
for 'public and 'private :build
ings and pu. ic'equares, of every variety of
Jirderul pattern.
Cemetery Railings, of. classic and unique' de
signs,: embracing upwards of ono hundred dif
ferent.varieties.
.. .
Iron Chairs and Settees,for Gardens, Halls and
Piazzas—new sly le.
Verandas and Pilasters, for Cottages, made in
every style.
Superior Wrought Iron Gatos, for carriage on.
trances. .
New style of Balcony,Brackets, &c. •
Iron Tabled of various styles, embracing Louis
XIV, Elizabethean, Gothic, and modern pat
terns, with White and Gold Italian Marble
tops. These tables have been introduced by
the subscriber for Hotels, Restaurants, Ice
Cream Saloons, &c. They are beautiful arti
cles of furniture for Hat Stores and other es
tablishments where it is desirable to make a
grand display.
II:7 - He has rocently constructed an elegant
substantial ,Ciorr IRON HITCITING POST,.in torm
admirably,i adapted to permanency of position,
highly ornamented, and representin g a well exc.-
cute& HEAD of that noble animal, the Horse.—
Such on article has long been a desideratum, and
is now offered to the good taste of the public.
Stran4ers visiting Philadeldhia, are respect:
fully invited- to call at hie Warerooms,rind ex
amine his different specimens of new and beau
tiful work.
ROBERT WO OH, Proptietor--
In - He hue recently published, at great ex
pense, an origival work exhibiting the new de
signa.and patterns which are executed at his es
tablishment, embracing all the above articles,
and the various and splendid patterns of Come
terk, Balcony, Step, and other Railings which
have been manufactured for Laurel Hill and oth
er celebrated Cemetertes, designed'expressly for
his own establishment, and which may be sent to
any part of the world to those who desire to make
a selection. Undoubted refeyence will be maul-,
,red onside a pronipt return of the work„ after
'an opportunity for making the selection. .
Philidelphin, April 19.
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse.
No. 152} :Market street, between o.lLand-sth.-
- - -
Tsubs UE
criber respectfully solicits the etten
lion of country Merchants and dealers n
erally, to an examination of .a complete-stock ge of
READY MADE cr,o - rittxti, which for extent, variety
and"workmaushipt he_tlatters-himself will ggive
universal satisfaction, while his reduced -scale of
prices presents to purchasers inducements whicl
cannot be surpassed by any other establislinted
in the United States.
mar
Hover's First Rate Piemiturt
WRITING INK.
Silver Medal just awarded by the ilptericalt In
stitute, New Yolk, (1847.)
m HE following testimony from'distinguish
ed Institutions spooks for itacat
UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA.,
Philadelphia, May 1 I 0841.
lli log tried, for 'some time, the Black Ink
manufactured Me...luseph F. Hover, n* have
found it well suited for manuscript, by its 4m:t
oting ftettly., and its exemption front coagulation.
Its shade also weave well Pleased with.
W 6 HOMIER, AI I), Dean of th
Faculty and Prof: of A intiomy
.1011 N LUI.LOW, Provost
SAM'', Vice-Provos'
1111N-ItY REED, S.eeeigary of, the
Faculty of Arts
ROSWELL PA lIKE.Prof. of Nat.
Philosophy and Chemistry
W GE.1111A121.), Lecturer in the.
Medical Department
PENRLYvANIA MEDICAL COLCEOE ,
:We filly poncur in the above,
EXAM. GEO..IIIOnToN, m 1),
Dealt of the Faculty
CElrrnat.lllnu SCHOOE,reILARELPIIIA
' 'D Principal
II MeNICItTILIE, M 1), Pro
Anatomy
AMERICAN Fins: INAPIIANct CO Pap ADELPIIIR.
FRALEY, Secretary
, a Crams flown, l'uluing (punt
.1 I) G 1:011G E, Dep, Naval Officer
HOVER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENT,
A Solicitor Article, Warranted.
For s Ssle, Wholesale and Itetail,ut the Mann
ory, No. BT, North Third street, opposite
Clierr3 street , Philadelphia. by
.11).S'EPII I 14) VEIL,_ Manufacturer
Philadelphia, Nov 17,1847
F It Never Fails..rcii
u E Y URSELF.—From Unto immemo-
U rial there has existed in larger cities and
pepulous towns, a species of 'disease, the depend
ence and propagation of which results from the
violation of divine and moral laws. Ti) those
Arri.orrso, the AMER ICA N'COMPOUND is
presented, as being the moat certain, speedy, and
valuable specific over otiered to the unfortunate.
It has wherever known acquired a reputation that
daily experience continues to strengthen. Thou
sands have been cured by its use, and MI it leaves.
do odor on the breath, requires neither restriction
in diet or business, nor contains sillier mercury
or noxious drags in the !cosi injurious tot sys
tem, it is boldly presented as the best remedy for
such discuses yet offered. It is used by physi•
clans and pronounced superior to any known re
medy. Full directions accompany each bottle.
For sale at N. W. corner 3d sad South streets,
Philadelphia, and by S. ELLIOT, Carlisle; Dr.
Harnitz, York.; G. W. Miller, Lancaster; Dr.
McPherson and J. Wyeth, 'Harrisburg, I'a.
fel) 9
Comb , Valley Transportation House,
: tw o s .; _
•
Canal and Rail Road Line, rot:Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, &a. •
I W. KERR, Forwarding and Commission
Ulf Merchant, Ilannisnotto, intinms his
Iriends and the public, that front the liberal pat
ronage ,extended cluring_the-past—year ho
has been encouraged to make mere extensive ar
rangements fur the present season, and has ad.'
dcd two new, large and spleadid Boats to his
LINE, and will, be fully fropaeed after the op
ening of the Canal, to forward PRODUCE and
MERCHANDIZE of all kinds to and. from
Philadelphia,-Baltimore, Pittabargh, the
lowest rates of freight and with the utmost des.
-patch s •
Agenteifor Boats,
CARLISLE tc• CASKELL ' •
.• , • •Itace aniferWliarf, Philade lphia.;
GEIS& & SON,:•• •
No. 48 Commeree at. Wharf, Baltimore.
CLARK 1 ;;;BILAW,, , ? '
Aientefor:Carth . • , • ••• •
, • WUNDERLICH' &'
..GRIEB,
. • ••
• • CHALORERAs—REYNOLDS;
No. 423 Market,en'altilidelpitia:-
T SlTER;':'.r.ermeqqvco.,.
Broad attoefi-Pitliadelpliiii.l4-
•- --EPENN!:4I.-iIt.7OIIWLINE,
•. • •
Notticeir4o4,ailiino fe .,
blarrialiurg, March•29,lEl4B-rtf..-ti.•%,,
t.2.: -New Lumber. ar
TITE. subscriber-Alpe opened a WSW Liinitlei;
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‘; HEDIORRHOIDS of PILES,
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,11-NTERNA perniartently cured
Dr..UP,HAM'S VEGETABLE ELEC
UARY, .REMEDY if used
iiceciidiaig to direCtions, a noun FO R LIFE is
guar
anteed.:
• SYMFTOMEI OF THE DISEASE.--A common con
'Sequence of' thia affectiOn is a kind of .tenasmus,
or bearing down sensation, as it is familiarly call
. ed ;. aisle is also a heat, tension and throbbing in
ilie,parti . varying from a moderate degree of these
seneutions to the most exciutiating suffering ;
these are caused by the great flow of blood to
the.parts. Sometimes the inner coat of the bowel
pretudes.at e very.evaeuation, - forming what is
called Prolapsus,-er falling of the bowels • this is
the effect of long, continued irritation and weak
ness of that organ. In some instances the patient
experiences nervous pains, which are indescriba
ble, and known only to the sufferer, which com
mence immediately . after an evacuation, and con
tinue from thirty m inutes to several hours; these
sensations are very annoying and sometimes very
distressing. 'l'lllB disease, When of long continu
-1 ance, is attended 'by pain and weakness in the
back, irritation of the kidneys and bladder, and.
Other organs in the vicinity, pain end numbness
in the. legs and feet, a sense Of straitness about
the chest, and unnatural fulness of the abdominal.
viscera, accompanied with.palpitation of the heart
and oppression. Individuals sometimes ,experi
once., previous to an attact of the Piles, sym
tomardenoting.gmat derangement in the.circulap
doh; there is a sense of weight.and pressure in
the abdomen', with peculiar feeling of uneasi
-noes in the bowels ,
i constipation or perineum, at
tended with Pain ri.the back and loins, nausea,
-and slight 'pains-instemach, pale counte
nance, confused senations in thehead, weariness,
and inimitable and discontented state of the mind,
and a 'Sense of fulneias and oppression in the re
gion of the stomach. The
.circulation -on the
surface is feeble, and the. current of blood deter
mined inward and downward's.
For all of the above_ diseases and complaints,
Dr. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUADY cures ef
fectually, and therefore prevents Piles.
•
READ TUE TESTIMONY.
, ec.
GENTS:—I have usedHonsort Dr. UphDam'sll Vegetable
Pile Electuary which .1 purchased of you, and
find it one of the best medicines in use for the .
Piles, and also for bilious affectiehs, arising front
an impure state of theNtitein. Yours. &;c.
P.; A. L-04, Marble Dealer.
U. S. Mltnen.rA.S.• OFFICE, N.
Y.
Messrs: Wyatt & Ketcham—Gentlemen, un
derstanding that you are the "general agents for
the sale of Dr: Upliam,s Vegmaele-Eleettiary,for
Zhe cure of Piles, I have deemed it my duty to
volunteer a recommendation in behalf of that in
valuable medicine. I have beenefficted for nin
ny years with Piles, and htiveliied various reme
dies, but with no beneficial effects—indeed, I .
began to consider nay case utterly hopeless. 11u t
about-the first of September last, I was prevailed
upon by a friend to make a trial of the shove
named medicine. I took his advice and rejoice to
say that I ant not only relieved, but, as I believe,
perfectly cured. I most earnestly recommend it
to all who may have the misfortune tube Milt:Led
with that' annoying and dangerous disease.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ELY MOOR E.
RIZI.CRICABLE CVBE OF FILES ! — TIIIIZTV Yr . tEa
BTANDINd
MOlllll. Washington, Berkshire co, 'Mass.
• November 29,
,It lttl7. - lessri. NVyatt Khochani—Gents: For flinty
years I have betin alllicted with PileS, general
debility and inflammation, causing tumors add
prolapses of the bowels, and which had resisted
ell the incdical treatment Dr. Chapman and oth
ers could. give. The last three years of that time
any stillerings defy description. I 'was conjured
to bed, unable to help myself; and at last given
up by, my physician and friends in despair of ever
gaining,: health: iH fact for three days bettf . re I
cornmenced using Dr. Upham's Eeleclutuy, I
Was, entirely speechless and my burial clothes -
were made. But under Providence, mid the use
of Dr. Upham's Electuary, though an OLD ,lA,
I have the_ pleasure of stating the tact to the pub.
lic that my health is now good. and hope to live
many yeant, if it is Clod's will, to make known'
the virtues of Dr. 1/pltspeit Elcctuanh-and to re
coutteentrit-TinitY- afflicted fe llow•ercatitres. It
helped me linonti_the—avpeetations of all that
knew m y ease, and I can only say to others
dint it -,r.lin myt opinion, the best medicine
in the world fin. Piles, or any other disenite • of rho
bowels; and if they will use it according to the
directions, I will myself warrant urine tp every
case. Yours, with the of 1111,St Fs pre - gsioo of
tnenkfulness, CORN ELI US SPVIZ.
Egret-nom, Berks co, Mess. e
er 29. 1847. S
The abm-e certificate tells Novem
ab simple and truth
ful story of suffering and relief, of which, as pity.
:nylon and witness in the case, I cheerfully eti7
dorsc.
DR. CIIAPMAN-2
JACOB REED
NOTICE—The gennine_ppliam's Electuary
has his written signature, thus (Dr A. Upham,
M. D.) The hand is alone done.with a pen.—
Priee SI a box.
ltr" Sold wholesale and retail by
"N WYATT &
KE'ECIIAM, Fulton street, N. Y., rind I.y
Druggists generally throughout the United times
and Canada.
SAMUEL RLLTOI"I', Agent for Carlisle.
January 5, 184S—IY
Stanton's External Remedy,
CA LI. T.D .
ll U• 17" S LIXIallEel7%
',ls now universally. acknowledged to be the
INFA LIABLE REMEDY
For Rheumatism., Spinal Affections, Contractions
of the :quack's, Sure Throat end Quinsy, is-
MD's, Old Ulcers, Pains in the Bach and
Chest, Ague in the Breast and Face,
'!both-ache, Sprains, Bruises,
Salt Rheum, Burner Croup,.
Frosted Feet, and all
• Nervous Diseases.
HUNT'S LINIMENT is sustaining a notori-
JUL sty unequalled by any similar 'resin:43y. It
requires no pulling to give it a reputation, it has
been fur twine time silently and surely securing
it, and now, when its benehetal.effeent have been
experienced so many, the expressions of grab
tude are continually appearing, and those who
have been made whole by its means arc dasiroun
that the afflicted should no longer 'remain igno
rant of its invaluable and infallible efficacy.
Mr. Geo. E. Stanton,
_die Proprietor, Is con
stantly receivineteetinionials of benefits received
from its use, and many of the cures it has effected
rillitost exceed belief, one ease. a child had
been a cripple for eight years; having wrenched
the spine, when at the ago of two years, by a Inn a
front a chair. Medical ,treatmen lulled, but four
bottle:radio Liniment restored him to strength,
and, Ito now joins with his playmates in their
youihful'gambals,...as robust as :the healthiest of
theta, and only a small hump on his beak to re
.rnind-hint-of-hurearly-sVernigs. Price 2.s.,ccnts
per bottle.
• •The iTitt•sc)s 171.1citet.
STA NI ON,'S PAPILLgy TAI EN T
ackn'owledged tuf the inept valuable ream
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camel/tints that -Iliothera are - lia ble o'duritig th
nyrling,ofinfants, and tnowbcilreli'ealled , ••7'll.
Nerse!s„Vriend. ~.Price 25 cis.per b0x.,.-_'
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