otosna)&,'s '0,'41i5.1753(0c, “WALLOWED 113g,TuY AntariE.” 111'. buss A. C. EnciArcrox, Illnt,Lowso, ay, hallowed!, not alone in prayer, dint In Mur daily thoughts and daily speech; Altar and at hearth-atore,-every. where That temple-Priests or home apostles preach. • Oh not by words alone, but by our deeds,• 5 4 illitby our faith, um! hopi.; and spirit's flame, And by the nature Of our private creeds,. We hallow best, and glorifly Thy .tame, Nature.dothballow it. In every star, AMI every flower, and leaf, and hafping wave, She ,praisetrThee; who, from Thy realm afar, • Suck stores of beauty to this rair e.Vrtli gave. But these alone should not iloy love proulitinr— ," Our hearts, Mir souls respond" hat/owed he thy ' Na me !" GOLDEN 5110 WILMS. The miner dch•e's beiletatlitlie soil To TRIO 7, the precious atietals NVliile firmer& find ha chrystal showr3 'More weal It than all the mines are worth The rain, thato'er the land Spi•eads wealth and life wlk6i•e'er 'tis driven, Tells matt to never doubt tt God, IVIIo sends his ShOiV 1 ers 0 \ 3;11(1.1 . rum Haire:l4 - , THE PERSON OF_ OUR SAVIOUR, It being the usual custom of the Roman Governors to advise the, senate and people of such mateital lb logs as happened in their respective provinces : PUBLIUS LEN 'rILLES being the President in the days of Tiberias Chesar, the Emperor wrote the following epistle to the senate concerning the person of Jesti'sChrist : There has appeared in these otir days a man of great virtue nanied•Rsits • ViraisT who is yet living amongst us; and of the Gentiles is accepted as a prophet ot Inith But his own disciples call hitic'the Son of --110-hath-raised- _the_dead_and cpred all manner of diSeases ; he is'a man of Stat ure somewhat tall and, comely, with a rev creml countenance, such as •the beholderS may both love and fear ; his hair is of the color of the filbert when fully ripe, plain to his cars, whence downward it is- a more orient of color, curling and waving about. his shoulders ; in the midst. of his head is a seam or partition of his hair after the manner of the Nazarites ; his forehead is plain and delicate, his fiice-without spot or wrinkle, beautified with comely red ; his nose and .month arc exaetlY formed ; his beard is of the color of his hair and thick, not long but forked. In reproving he is terrible,in idmonishing - courteolisonspeak= ing, very modest and wise, in proportion of body well ; shaped. None have ever scan him laugh, but many have seen him weep; a - man for his surpassing beauty excels the children of men." Inds epistle or letter of Puumus LEN; T4, , Lris is stated to have beentaken from the public records at Rome" by the Empc- ror Napoleon Bonaparte, at the time he ri- Ileilthat city of so many of its manuscripts. , was written at Thu time and on the spot where our Saviour coinmencod his minis . try.' trr.7A.fas I the best of .God's earthly gifts are only fur the shortest periods. The - dearest and sweetest children are but as flowers from their Heavenly Father's gar den,. which often come as summers leaf and then pass away. Happy they who eau hold them with so loose a hand as to re store fluim th:inkfully.rod cheerfully when called for by Him from. whom they came. Bishop Emaorr, of Georgia, has lately published a sermon, in which he says : "It will be a happy day for the church whieti her clergy and laity shall plant•them-. selves firmly upon the four principles of his sermim : That wealth can be lawfully and innocently gotten otilyby labor. That in the choke of rulers, virtue and wisdom are to:be preferred to party. Tha ,educa tion is not the mere acquisition t knowl edge, kit includes moral and religious train ing. That the religion of Christ is not the fruit of excitetneilt, but of scriptural instruction, united with prayer and watch fulness; Such , principles would in these days, Make her, members, what the Scrip ture says all Christians ought to be, a pe culiar people.!" Trq LORDS IIOW many Of, times has that Pray'er been of fered'br Christians of all denominations? Sp, wide,,indeed, is the sound thereof gone forth; that daily , and almost without inter mission,from the ends of the earth,and afar upon the'sea, it is ascending to heaven like incense, and a pureofferitig. Nor needs it the 'gifi of prophecy to foretell; that tho' "heavetrand earth shall pass away," these words 15f our blessed Lord "shall not pass away" till every petition has been answer ed—till the kingdom of Godshall come, and his will be done on earth as it is. in heaven.—Montgentery. • INFIDELITY. -W hat is the object o f in fidelity ? It is to brptify man, to cut the cords that bind him to infinity—to"turn the current , ef his being downward,, and to reverse the while desigui and tnidenty Of his nature....-jhose high and holy thoughts which be' las 'aent- - abioad into eternity it would-bid lihn:summon back, only that he, may .bury thent in•the thist at his feet. beckons his eyes ancay from the mansions of heaven, that.te nrrgaze on the black ness and darkness fo,rever: It would torn oil his' ThoughlS lion; all. 'that is iriepiring in . :the future, only _that it may be led into moo dy notbiligii,es, " It 'would dissolve , hie . connection 'with' all that he itsplra to,, that he kindred with tncontein plate. • E.fitifeli , .ltitt - ; 'Sentinients, And Ond, angels, bee Vtl'i,;i,ininortality, View, 4,int.and unereatad night atve~i' ' • • oelefrig apeetrea in the: . • SAND'S' :SARSAPARILLA.. • FOR,Tup REMOVAL . Ap/D DV' ALL, DISRASRS lARISING IMPURE STATE 01? TM: BLOOD, OR HABIT or• rnE SYSTEM, , . NAMELY : Scrofula, or King's Evil,. Rheumatism obstinate entaneonS Eruptions, Pim ples, or Plistules oil the Face; Blot ches, Btles, ChrOnic, Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Totter; Scald nead, En ' largethent and .Pain of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphili tic Sympterns,Sciatica, or Lumbago, and diseases arising fro in an hijUdi- cion: use of Mercury, Ascites; or Dropsy; Exposure br Imprudence in Lilo.' Also, Chronic Constitutional ' Disorders will be removed by Prciru•ation Improvement in whaterer regards the happiltess and welfare Of our race is toast:May on the march to perfection, mid With each succeeding dasonie new pt•oblent 18 Solved, or some profound secret re veale.l, [riving ashimportant a n d direct hearing met' 111:111'S higliqt destinies. If we take a retrospective view mer dm past twenty years, how is the mind struck n IM:wonder ! Matt rapid stri [les has science made in every dep:u•tment or civilized life! cularly in that n hick relates to the knotyledge or ti“; tunnel system ils health and disease. lIMY valuable and indispensable are - the curative means recently discovered through-the agency of chemistry ! flow does the imagination kindleand our admiration glow at the iageintity, the near approach to the standard of perfection, of the present time! Through the 'elaborate investigations of Physiidogy, nr the scion .•e• or (.tor, and the Pathology of prevalent diseases, much viduable practical knowledge has beeti gull vl. lit consequence ol• becoming acquainted with the or ganiintion, the elements of the * various tissues and structures or the system, remedies hove been sought arterand discovered exactly adapted to:combine with, neautralize mud expel oprbille mailer, the cause oh dispose, and substitute healthy action in its The beautiful simplicity of this mode or toommoot is-not only suggested by the pathology - or diseases, not only grateful tube suircrer, but perfectly in con- Hllllallee with the operations or Nature, and satisfac lorysto_ths; ‘iewsnaifreasoilings or every iotvlligeot, reflecting mind. It i, thus that Salla'S Sal Satall'llla, or o,oootiai joloopio,lor the 1110ot valuable vegetable stilis . oinces,operate's Nicol the system. The Sarsaparilla is combiiied with the most salutary productions, the tntrit potent simples or the vegetable kitigilom ; mid its unprecedented success iii lhr talbil/Vatlllll to Ilettitil-61 . those, 'w h o laid ° long pined under the most distressing has given it an exalted character, furnishing us it does evidence or its own intrinie value, and'ivema: mending it to the afflicted in terms the fifilieted only can know. It has hems a most import:lnt de sideratum in the practice or medicine to obtain a r . onieily similar to thin—ode that world act on, the flier, stomach :mil bowels with all the precision:mil potency or mineral. preparations, yet a Walla any or their deleterious effects upon the sital powers of the system. .• Thu attention of the vender is respetlliilly called pritaTfoltiwing - curtifiettim—lloweueu_greaLactiime, mods have bur.dolore been made by the use of this invaluable medicine, pet daily expurtunce shuns re sults still more remarkable: proprietors here deail dictum.' yes of the impornmity of baying it' is a some,' of enlist:tut palialaetiuu lit they are made the means of ing such an amount ol suturing. WoturiVe/ lUects of &S'orids's •S'arinpurilln. in Norwich, Conn It'suil the follow Mg from _Sirs. \ Vin. Phillips, who has lung resided at the Falls. The facts are well known to all the old residents in that part attic city. M rsqus. A. 11. SA a Lei Aln,t grate do I embrace this opporttittily for stating to 01l the great relief I °la:tined from the use 01• N our Sar saparilla. 1 shill also, be happy, through tom, to publish to all who are allieted,asl lately wa b, count of my titiexpectod, and even lin. a long ultile despair of cure. Mine is a painful story, and trying mid sickening as is the narrative of it, for the sake of ninny who indy be sturdy relieval, I w ill briefly yet accurately state it. Nineteen years ago last April a lit of sickness left me with an Erysipelas eruption. .Dropsical col lee tionsimmediately took place over the entire suirface of my. body, eall8 . :11.' :Mehl :111 enlargement that if was necessary to add a rualt . I and to the size or arty • dros sesaromed the waste. gest lidlowiskupen my limbs, ulcers, painful beyond desrription. For years, both in Nllllllllel . 81111 the wily mitigutimu`ol'my :mitering was felled in pouring upon those parts cold water. From my limbs the pain extended over in) whole body. 'lliere was literally for me an rest, by day or by night. Upon I) hug UMW') these pains would shoot through my :Aston, and compel tne to arise, and, fur hourstogetlwr, walk the house, so that I was almost entirely deprived it sleep. During this time the Erysipelas cominued active, and the 'deers en. mud so deeply have these eaten, that for two and a hall* years they have been subject to bleeding. I hiring these almost twenty years I have consulted ninny ph) sicians. These have ratted my disease— as it was:tumults! with an obstinateeough and a stead) mid active pain in my side—a dropsical consumption; and though they hale been skilful practitioner', they were only able to afford my case a partial and tem porary I had many other dillicedtics too com plicated to describe. I hale also used many of the medicines that'll:ice been recommended cities for this-disease, yet these all tidied, and I was inost emphatically growing worse. In this critical condition, given up by frietals,and expecting fur my self; relict' only in death, I was by the timely inter position of a him! Prmidence, furnished with your, to toe, Sarsapari 11#. A single bottle gave toe :ill assurance of health, which tor twenty years' had not once.felt. Upon taking the secinal my en largement diminished, and in twelve Mg/3 front the fith of October, when I commenced taking your Sae sap:milli' I was able to enjoy sleep and rest,by :IS acne ping us air) I mei' enjoyed when in perfect health. Besides, l was, in this short time, relieved front all those excruciating and unalleviated pains that had afflicted my days;:is well as robbcd me of my night's repose. The ulcers upon my limbs are healed, the lit•isipclas cured, and my size reduced nearly to my Milner measure. , Thus much do I feel it a privilege to testify to the efficacy of your health-restoring - Sarsaparilla. A thousand thanks, sir, from one whose comfort and whose hope of nom,: 'woo, it's due,, under hod, to your instrinneatality. And may the same Providence that directed ine to your aid, make yon the happy and honored instruments of blessing others, as dis eased and despairing as 'ouir much relieved and very grateful friend, .ASLNATII AI. PHILLIPS. Nsw litirinox Co. ss. Norwich, Nov. 4,184'2. Personally appeared,the above-named Asenath M. Phillips, and made oath of the facts contained in the foregoing statement 11C1011: MU. RUFUS W. MATIIEWSON, Justice of the Peace. Being person:lll,r acquainted with Mrs. Phillip . , I certify that the :there asserted lite.ts are sithStatitiallj , true. WILLIAM 11. RICHARDS, „. Minister qt . the Gospel at Norwich, Conti' Sand's Sarsainnilla %yin - also remove and perm- IRAs (tore diseases having,..theie.origin 1111;11111111)ov° state of the blood and depraved conditioner the gen eral constitution, Scrofula or King's Evil in its various forms, Rheumatism, obstinate cutatieous et options, blotches, biles, pimples, or pustules on the face, chronic sore eyes, VI ngwornt or tetter, scald head, enlargement and pain of the bones and joints, stubborn ulcers, syphilitic symptomX, diseases 'aris ing from an injudicious t.se of mercury; retook: de rangements mid other similaCcomploints. Prepared and sold by A.B. Sands & Co., Drug gists mid Chemists, Granite buildings,273 Broadway corner oft:lumbers street; New York. And for sale by .Druggists throughout the United States. Price per_bottle, six bottles for $5. - - The public are respectfully requested to remem ber that it is Sands's Sarsuparillathat basionlia eon , stoutly aehit - iiing suchremarkable cures of Iffe'rtinst di ilitadt class of (niceties - to which the liumnn frame Is subject, and ask for,SandesStirsapprilla, and take 'no calm. - • • . • S. ELLlO'r'r. , Agent by special appointment for the Proprietors, for Carlisle and vicinity. . , - . • July 12.1343. .' ' Ip-ST • . . WO 'IT 41 0 E PETITIONS for Di scharge and Gerd; ficate under the Bankrupt Law, have beefs 61- JAMES. M. ALLBN,lnte.Clerk Cumberland co'. npd FItIDAY, I the 29th day., o 1 SEPT. next; at 11 o'clock.A.M..is appointed for the bearing there of, before the .said CourtVadting in Bankruptcy, tit the District Court Room, in the:City of-Phil:ldd= phin, wheu - and.where the creditors of, the said Pe titiorketois, who WO provediheir,Debts,tind'alt Per sOns in, interpatjmlty aprar and shOw eatise, if any, I.llo.littre ' wtity stich , DtscharOs arid , Certificates . shouickfibtbe graand. , s- t . ..; ,r , FRA'S.'IIOIMINBIONV , r - :J:'-";,,a:':.Clerk:of District Courts' . S : 1%11 ''':`,ll.pril,l2th' 1843.. • ;,!,1044 The'beirt inithoit foi.the Sbotiolin' of Disi ectse 4 ia cleanse tir 'purify the Blood ! WRIGHT'Sa • INBAR VEGETIME OF Mg. rP7I4 americq* College of iffealth Arc now acknowledged to be the best. Medicine in the world for the cure of BVERYT , tdI?IETY OP DisE.aSE EGAUSF. they completely clennsC the stomach and bowels from those bilious and corrupt hu mors- which are the cause not only of'Heitancim, Giddiness, Palpitation or the Heart; PainS in. the Bones, Rheumatism and Gout, but of every malady incident to man. • SAID rE.GEIT.II3IFI Are Beekitin cure for iiiterntittCiit., remittent, ner coos, hillonquittory and putrid Fevers, because they elelnie the body front-those morbid humors, which when:confuted to the.eireuhitiot4re the cause Of ol kiiitht of PLVER V. . So, when, the swine itnitirily is depositell on the triett,brnne and muscle, ennsing plans, inflatn lions ntnl 11.11EU.11.1118.1/, GOUT, &c., The Indian Vegetable l'ills naiy he relied on as al ways certain to give relief; and if persert ed with ac cording to directions, will most misuredly,andwith out fail, make a perfect cure of the above painful maladies. From three to six of said Indian Vegeta ble Pills taken every - night on going to bed will in a short time so compli:telY rid the hody leom every thing that is opposed to health, that Itheuntatim, Gout, and pain of every description, will be literally DRIVE.VIf 171 E BODI'. .For the same l'i:11S011A, Mlien,liviir sudden ,eliun;, , es titmosplore, o:• any other cause, the perspiration is checked, and the humors which should pa.;:i Why Clic skin are thron•n 11E.1.11.1C11E, GMBLVE.SW, Nausea and sickness, pain in the lionesondery ;and inflamed Qes,soro throat., hoarseness,. coughs. con sumptions, rheumatic pains in various parts of the body,anil many other symptoms or • CATCHING GULF), TI .INI)IAN MIS will invari ably give,iromediato From three to Six of said fills taken every night on going. to bed, will in a short!'titne, not only remove all the above unplea sant symiitoms, bathe body will, in n short time, he restored to even sounder "health 11l before. The same may bo said of AST I lAIA , OR 1)1 Pl'IC 1,1121".1T1 lIN The Intlisit Yegetnide Pills will loosen and c'orry ht' the stomach and hpu•els those tougli phlegmy Ituntocs, which stoP,np the air cells of, the lengs,and re the cause Inn only of the a, 0 \ 011111 plaint, but when neglected, t;llen terminates is that gill more dreadful malady ••aped . • CONSIJNIPTION. • . - It should Mgt) lie renteittliert,tl that _the Intli:tu Veget:thle' :try :t t•t•I mitt curt. rot. PAIN IN THE SIDI Oppression, tiatist,i imil sickness, loss or appetite, costts cows, a yellow thige of the skits and eyes and cvery WWI. sY mptont of a torpid orjilseased suite of the VP; liceause they ',urge from ke body thyse impurities which if deposited upon this important organ, are the rause of errry ‘ariety of 1,114:12. COI PI..kINT. --- Whrtra-N:dion:is-eoto,4llml .hy_lOots,D.itthreak. nud Itt.lit•llion, the only sore nultos of preventing Ott crinsivicitres of a, CIVIL 'WAR, is lii expel all traitors, and evil diiioSNl oues Cron lie Coui.try. In like wanner, when pain or sickneks sny (ulieate that,the bode is struggling with internal furs lie true remedy is to EXPFA, 11011ISII) 111_1101N, (Traitors to lirv,) and Ia:AI:PP CEILPAIN RESULT. • • That the Principle ofcgringdisrasc, by Cleansieg anti Purifying the body, ix strictly in accordance ;cub the Laws which govern the nniutal economy; and it properly carried out by the use of the nbovu named . INI)1.1N vEca:TAis! w Num Will c6riainly result In the complete Abolition o Disease; we offer the folio, lug testimonials, from persons'of the highest respects in New Yuri: who have recently been cnrcd of the most obstittate complaints:soh:ly by the usessof Vitit:lll'S INDIAN rr0 . ..r.‘111.1: I'll.l s or To: Nowni AMERICAN COLLEGE OF I I EA .Issisie.s, 1,. I. innellth, Doctor William Wright—Dear Sir—lt is with great satislartiosi that I intin•m you of my waving brim Naively cured or nyspep%izi,wrlivv years slaml lug, by the use of your INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. • Previous to meeting Avid' your celebrated 'mall chic, I had Veen under the hands of several Physi cians, and had tried various medicines; but all to no a11i•el. Alter using OHO 11111 11X 01 11111 . Pills howe...er, I experienced so much benefit, that I re solved to pi. rsevere ill the 1 11 1 of them according In your directions, rmhich I ani happy to state, has re suited in 0 perfect mire. lu gratitude to you for the great benefit I have received, and :duo in the hope that others similarly afflicted may be induced to make trial oryour cau:un•dinm•y 'medicine, I bend you this statement with full lihcetc to publish the same if you think proper•. Yours, &c, NEW Yonn,lune 19, 1811. G. C. BLACK. l'o 'Nfr. Richard Dennis, Agent lop Weight's lndimi Vegetable Pills, No. '2lB lirevottjelt bt. N. Y 'Dear Str—At your recommendatiOn,l some tune since blade trial of WRICII•i"S INDIAN VEG - rrAnu: PILLS of the North Ameriean College of Health ; and eau conscientiously assert, t h at for Purifying the and renovathig the aystetn, have received more benefit from their use, than from -any other medicine, it has heretolbre been my good fortune to meet with: I ant, dear sir, with many thanks, your obliged friend, C. M. :1.'.A. 4 ;1A No. tin llamersly . st. Neu V .711 . v. Rickard Dennis, agent tor NVriglit's Indian Vegetable l'ills. Dear Sir-1 have been afflicted for several years with inward weakness and general debility, swarns-. funded times with pain in the side and other dis tressing complaints. After having tried various medi cines without effect, I.was persuaded by a friend to make trial of 1)i. Wright's Indian Vegetable fills, which 1 ant happy to state have relieved me in a most wonderful manner. I have • used the medicine, as yet but a. short time, and have no doubt, by a per severance in the .Itip of the Medicine according to directions, that I shall in a short time be perfectly restored: I most willinv,lv recommend said Pills to all per sons similarly :Acted; and M•the full belief that the.same beneficial results will follow their use. I remain yours sincerely, . HENRI' . A. FOOTE, IVawatsing, Ulster Co New York New YORK, SOL , 29. 1811 This is to certify thatplave used Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills with the greatest benefit;' having en. tirelyi cured myself of the frequent attacks of Sick Headache; to which I had previously been subject. ' ANN MARIA THOMPSON, -302 Greenwich street, N To Mr. Richard Dennis', Agent. for Wright's'lndian Vegetable . - dAUTION: • • . As there are at this time many wicked persons busily engaged in selling a counterfeit medictne.un 'der the tttne . of the:lndian, 'Vegetable Pills; and as these desperate' men are so utterly 'reckless of, con- Sequences, that many valuable lives May be ink, in consequence of using thei r dreatlfel compounds, the public are cautioned ;against purchasing any unless on t h e sides'of the boxes the followiug xiord• ing is found!, • WiIIGIIPS INDIAN VEGETA BLE.EIIIPILLS. ' • (Indian.Puqative.) OF THE NORM A MERiCAN COLLEGE' OF .And oleo to guard eafteciallyngaittattmeelmaingtatill medial neof any persoa expept the rog uji tr - R d ver ti ße d• agents, or at the olllee pticria,nel.,ilerpot,,No. 169 RACE STREET, PRItADELPRIA.:I , . I , or sale by ' CHARLES OGILRY., Cinll4 Cuinberland co John- Coovci., , • Mechanicsliurg, Henry Brenneman, 1- , 'l , l`ew cumbiirland, Juno Loyd, ' • 'Lisbon, • . Alexander Cathcart, • -Slicplibi•did6wA • ''.(' • Carey , , Slnimenaburg, .theknryovfn DR, LEIDY'S" SARSAPARILLA, ilk MLY'are the etas . of this preparation be jILY coming , more apparent, - Numeronl;persons assert limy have derived more benefit from tisiog one bottle of-4f, than thre4:of_ any Other:. - This is easily aCcouritedfor;as.Dr. Leidy's Sarsaparilla isn much Stronger preparation than any other,ond near twice as much is ,ctintained.in one bottle as 'of any • other (and sold at diwsame'priet.) Let the pplilie rementJ• this-it is no vain boast bet the yea) lat. , '- . • • , . DR. LEIDY'S-. SARSAPARILLA: ' From the Medical Review. , Amon' the vegetable alteratives with which nue dispeAaries :Monad, there are feiv.so useful as Sarsaparilla, and whdo prookTly combined and pre pat ed, in invalnahlm not only in restoring debilita tedconstitutions to their wonted energy hot in every rase arising out of an impure state of the blood." From a knowledge of very many cases (and some of them considered incurahle)' wlwre. many different preparations of Sarsapari la had . been rstalk none 'lo IMSSegi virtues or remedial pot ers equal 1 SCUMV(i to Dr.Leidy's Medicated or Compound, fatract of Sarsaparilla." It iii a preparation it in believed far superior to any other and would recommend it to the particular notice of l'hvsicians.---Ed. U. S. Gazette. DR. LEIDI"S SARSAPARILLA.. Flktraet of a letter Irma. 11 Wltittnore, or . Eitstoi, in relation to Dr. Leidv's Sarsaparilla. ":%ly little boy and girl, the former now three years mil the latter now .seven yeau•s old, have been afflicted with a scrofulous Minim.. from the time they were three months old. Three months ago I was to beef to make trial (Wynne Extract and have given it to both to the present time. They are now entirely free from any appearance of. Sero- Nla Rad never• were in betterThealth." 1)r. Sims:mm.llla is elliem,ions in all•dis eases arising from impurities of the blood anti other fluids of the system. All invalids rho m tr ) - 71, :ive been under medical treatment, win are debilitated from the quantity of medicine they may have taken, or are miller a mercurial influence, 1611 find that by min,,nm few bottles of Dr. Leilly's Sarraparilla,their usual vigor and elastirity•of their frame and system will be restored, and be again permitted to enjoy the sweets of life. • DR. LEIDY'S SAIISAPAIIIELA. cr.3 . ."Thislirticlo appears to ho doing vvoinlers at the South, and from the high eliaraeter of the re commendations, we are fully persuaded it is a most uipiUd intalit'ine IM all impurities of Mc blood. AVe know many sieians %vim have given their testi mony, molds_ snljert, and we know the'rlithuld not . gi%e . n chnractvi• to an,' medicine that dill 11111 really descryt. it."—ClinrluNton Emptirvr. Exii,,t or a letter crow Dr. ‘'.urea, 'Natchez "11:tring tut• the last yettit.in Ott' practice tisettl vow; Sm•s:gwrilta with nitwit satisinortiout to 110 st•l(tooll benclit ttt nty pativitts, I haNeill, lieSitatloll of ticclor lug it to lIS 011 C Or the till)St. useful prcp,u•utinu:i ill dineaSeS fin. it !itch Sat•sap:rrtlla is-put-Hirt iltett.''----- LEIIE)IT'S fiAItSAPARILLIk. 3 a1" ) - -'11iis pmpayati(m may he demotic' Alpo as the httittigi,t (cotty•tittently more clileaciotis) or no) in extstence preparations nitt,t won sess ‘irtiat", in proportinti to their sitrogili, bring prevail:it front the same article. 1/e. lxitly's Compound 11,ttlistet al Sarsapttrillit s littarver, itos tiesta, properties llnb possensed by others, front its manner of itreiatration, and combination ti ith odic , euracts rtromintattred by tlielortlical etilty—ainl hence, the reason dilly • it is-so generally recommended by the l'h)skiatts anti l'ront the t•straortlitutry littnes of this prepatst dolt mill n kito%tledge id its vomitus:tit:lt hy Physi cians, (tilt! russott ‘yhy the; so gevettlly hiss it — ms tuts would not , m.e rir rtconuneittl preparktmti they:rlitl lint know the ttompositiott . itt,) . it has !welt introduced itt titttity it ow 110 1 41:A1A 11111.14;1mo Ihr U. S. mid is high!) rceottlittettiled hy sit:inns tattl Surgeons or those Institutions. Fl,lll - 1111! ~ : eIV--pflea' l l9 Ail ertiser. SAIILSA • The high null envied relelreity W hiell...thim pre eminent medicine has acquired For its invariable el lieney in all diseases Si !dell it pri)fccses Ti) cure, has rentleriol the usiell practice of ptilning ititneyessore. Ii is known by its Fruits and its goof.%vorls Ti Mill for it. Ile. I.eidy's Sarsaparilla will he fottuil_pal ti eularlw efficacious in till diseases of the liver; stom ach, slain, killtievq, spills , and banes, ulceration of the 110 tie, t111 . 0:IL and WIRT 011 . 1S,111)Set lisle 1:14, SCI . 4)- nihts, and incipient gout, mercurial and ss plulilir ittrections, female lit,- rangumvilts amlyl restoring the sillily mill debilitat ed t'.) their ualnull health and elivr..y. _SIIICSAPAHUILLA 1)e. sar,:i l iaeiii 4 his stood Ike lest lit• fits sears last,•atol 'tis Ito honst to say that there is no other preparation or equal t.tvenglit' no,. it) oar. Theoughout the Sottiloten States tt lucre S:o....apavilla it - . :IS notch in general use as Mal • 315. Luidy's Sat,aitarilla is gooey-. tills prdi•rred and is highly recoottnetnlcil I .v [whow eel•lificales bare liven reetpieetiv j '1 Itronghout the twilit and we:4 it is also uuroln used, out e perhaps than :toy whey. One Intuit. it [kill'. pint; 1111111 to (WO or any °theeiu stretv4:ll), and is equal to one halt gallon iir die s4•uuges(S tall he 11E1111% I)ll . eCtiflllti 1 . 411• 111:11dlig Soup 1.11121 . 0 . 1 . 0111 ItCCOIII - the directions. 1)11. LEIDY'S fi:I3IIS,IPA4tIILL:t. few days since 0 Clergem:lll of this rite. III) daps 11111 deSill• his name published in the inc iters• hot it lent with lb% Leidy] Motto' that a lad ) hall long loam a communicant at his church, but for two years past t illable to go tit cinterli, nu arcomit of her uNtreitte ocessionribby ulceration of various pacts of her holly, disease of her liver :mil (alter internal derangements, owl the constant taking of medicine thereforoterer found tiny change for the loiter until alter using several bottles of 1)r. Leidy's Sarsaparilla, nod by a feue months nelson ermine. in its use, nos entirely restored lit 111111111, 011111 . (TI/V( . 1'• I'd lormur strength, and to use her twit . hettgintge "was :dittost creote,l a new being." is but one of moor instances almost daily hosts' of. It is prep:wed may mid sold wholesale and retail at Dr: LEtiws Health Emporium, No. I:II North Sremitl street below Vllll.l also sold by Frederick lirown, corner Fifth nod Chesnut streets; and Fred. lilett Is:Co. corner I2il hod Callowhill street, of yl Pim bottle, (tt holt pint) nr six bottles $5. .Por stile io Carlisle by T. C. STEVENSON. May.3l, I Si 3. ti-.il • IfTVrni's a litror ills knew the value and efficacy or Dr. Leidy's l'atent Vegetable Worm Tez,they never ould he without it in their us children are subject at all times to Worms. Dr. Eddy's Worm Tea is composed of vegetables altogether, and may he given to chi birch oral' ages. .Directima; accompany each papvr-or package. Children sull'et• much, of times, from sa many things being given them for• W 01.1119, without .ally el feet. :Duch medicine, given to children, has a ten dency to destroy their• general health, and they are more or less delicate CVO' alter. To avoid the necessity of giving medicind , unne cessarily when you are certain, your children have worms give them at first Dr. Leidy's Worm Tea. It is all that is necessary. Reference might be made to several hundred pa rthits in Philadulphincity :mil county, of the efficacy of Dr. Leitly'slVorin 'l'ea. Try it and you will be convinced. Price t 2, cents a small, and '25 cents a larke pack age. PriMarell only, and for sale, wholesale. and Retail, at Or. Leidy's Health Emporium No. .191 North Secon4;street, below Vine, [sign Gol den Eagle and crpents,] Philadelphia. For sale in Carlisle by - T. C.. STEVENSON. June 14, 1843. t. 1.33 Dr. Leidy's . Tetter and Itch Ointment , AN infallible remedy for various affections of the Skin, removing Pimples,_ Pustules, and Eruptions; of the Skin, and particularly 'adapted to the cure of Totter and the Itch. *This ointment Ans been used in numerons schools throughout the city and county, as well as Factories, • emplm ing IltliliCCOUS girls and boys, and amongst whom Vetter and Itch US well as other';Affeetions of the Skin; prevailed, vitlt the-mOstunexampled ;sue •cess. . Names of Schnol Teachers, as well us Super intendants and Proprietors' of Factot:fes, cophl be given, confirm ing . the above, but for the delicacy they feel in having their 'nkates pablished in connection With such lonthstime anitdisagreeable 'affection% Price 25 toms a box. For sale in Carlisle by • • • r. T. C. STEVENSON. June 14, 1811.. •:; - ; .11431.t.NE15-' , EXOECTORANT; ONSUMPTION, Lough ' Spitting lilood, fcc C Consumptives—Fourfitllts of you are really 3 5lifferiing from" , neglected Colds, or mt Obstruction upd consequent' inflammation of the :doliertte Win.S of those tubes through•wkielt.the air we breathe distribilted 'to Meryi parcel' the lungs:. This Olf .straCtion 'produces lain situ soreness,. Itgal:Seamia, of breathing', hectic, fever, ;and a spitting of blood,:matter; or o,l6grn; :which .finally exhausts tlid atrength'Of th4sitientAtitl Jnytie's ExPectoranf never falls to reinevelhia struitieq,and•prodtieggthe most pleasing Mid happy reaulta.. - •ltis cerrainAtr its elfects,'alid can* fatt,to, relieve. Tp, he had . t Bantu Third "st.'olim.. ctkaial b'y • ;,- • '• - = • •-• •,•••• • • June 181‘,3 . ••• •"' • , • FIRE INSURANCE! North Allneri'ea Insurance Co. OF' PiIILADE LFII lA. 3011 IN J. RIVERS, Agc<, Carlisle. . . company continues to make'lntni tames JR against loss or damage by Fire, onpn) mat_ reasonable terms.' They, also take • PERPETUAL RISKS, on stone or briCk buildings at eilir on — s fanciTlO premium subject to be drawn ally time by. the party insuring, at a deduction of five per cent. on the amount-of premium paid. The usual rates for, one year on ' ..Slcile'ltrid Brick Buildings, $4 to $5 un $lOOO Log and Frame, SG - to $7 on $lOOO Ilierchandize, about $5 on $lOOO Application in person or by letter will have im mediate attention. The Spring . Garden Insurance co: OF MILADELPIIIA: DICE INSURANCE, either temporary or perpetual, agaitet loss or dathagc by Fin, iu Town or country, on Utilises, Barns and Build ings or all kinds; on Household Furniture, Igor chanthze, Horses, Cal l le. Agricultural, Coin iner cial and Mermliicturbig Stock, and Utensils of every &scrim iomas well uslll inernunitikMlG uouN RENT, upon the most favorable terms. • The follota»gltre the usual rates, viz: On Sturm and brick buildings, from :13 to dl) cts. on 011)0 "Log and frame " 00 to 7Qcts. on 100 "illereliandize and fund. turn in brick or stoho buildings, front 40 to 50 ets. on 100 "Do. in lug or frame, 00 to 70 ens. a 101) "11orses ' cattle, fanning . • utensils and sundries, . a t hal t 60 ets. on 100 . Application May be made to • JOHN J. AI V.ERS, A•gent., Carlisle, Dec. 21, 1812. ly • 'PROTECTION AGAINST, LOSS.; •' "J, raiti (:11:11131 . :1:1,ANI) VALLEY, Al vittn•Et:rioN Cf.)lll'..lXY, !Wing incorpo rated by 1111 Set of the I wgislattire of the present organized und-in operation under. the direction ing board al Managers, vie. Thomas C. C. I'. Cummins, .lolitt Iloorc David W. AleCttllfillglli-.IaIIIVR-Vitynkly,--tieortie Al:term, i‘ltmre,! . iunittel ' Galbraith, .littn . es Cd . eason . ,Thinitas l'axton,Wm. Parr,Jose'pli ( * miner and Miller, cull the attention id' the Mimi'''. ants nil Cumberland Valley to the elleapin,s of their rates mill many allnaidages which this tinit•or insurance has over :my other. Ist. Eveyv liel•S1111 insured becomes a member nt ' the comption . And titkes part iu the choice of ofilecrs and the dirt chitin of its 11111e121115.. • '2ll. illS111•1111ee no more is demanded than is neves,;..i . r..to Meet the tiXl/I•lltieti or the Cnn g ruav tutu milfeirmayllapper.. .id. The Citconvoilicnce of frequent 1•1•111,W;113 ` is a voided hy insuring fonts term of five years. oxin,stiranita most gist; his premium note for the elivapirtie Hans :it the rate of line per rennin), which %vitt be the .Enthuu, Gm which he' will have to pay •in . 2,:lti for tine n eau's, add ;it ,:10 for survey and policy, and no Mare males 11 1 9 s he Ina gre:111'1 . 11114111111 1111111 the finulti 011 hands Will elleer,Sllllllllllllto attire will be requir ed than ti pro rata shore. These t•ntes :ire intieli eltenper than these nt • taller companies, except such as :ire incorporated on the same principles, ' Instil:ow, lilW.4oli 111114111 g. ortiwi of rick lin•. $lOOO will itt cluirgril 5 IR'I • Cllll Eol' 1401'1,11 s • n :1111111111tIllg Ili . .;31111111Ht girtni will 10 Igly per volley, .111(1 will lian• no more 111.ellr :mil lilt. art 1111[ slllliricnt 10 moot - Agllii,l Will 111.1111p0i11t,11.1114 491/11:141,11Scilde ill dill h 1•111411 1:141el, to 1101•111 i In 11.4111,111t,4. Ity 1:1 1 1•4'1114 ‘111.111111,.: i1111114.111::1111 . % 111 eq) .1t) y) l,t signify ing illtlilllll4ll lu Ilit. 11.11.1:4•1, v 1 4zJi E 3 Ei Pa ig I `°4.'il.tt Y etr tie of the powers and authority „. 4 S'• cow:tined in the last %,nt and icsiatiwiit 1.1"1:01cPti., I 'now chlig• for 1 1770r.1r.9 2 Situated on the Yellow Itrettites Creek, 4} nilles east at Carlisle Pa. The estate consists ola first I ate Ten ifhotismarl acres or Hcf A new 11F,Itt;11.1,NT %rola four run of ~ tone finished on the mast aintro‘rd.lo;ni., bow _looney, or the land are elettred lai.Ahly vulthotto,lnnin: 'thereon erected - U.arg;c: Elanzt3: 2:trals anti necessary TENANT Vercelli :reek and the Boiling Spring:ol !deli :wither fitil lon•Cia•eze. There are tipon the pventi the neee,sars wort:- wens houses, coal liotows,carpenteratol 8101111 :Mops, atal stabling built of the most •Ithstantitil 1114terialti. ' 1 • 1W ore or the hest 111111 ine‘lt ot,tible, is within '2 rtirna(l.t- Ili•1 . 11:111ti no Iron NVorks is l'ennsvlrania Ithich pos,,ey.e:: sit perior advantages tool °till: greater italtweintalts to the investinent of Capital. The water' p.m el . Is SO great (hat it 'night he tr.tenth :I to 4.11 . other 111:11111- tat:wring - purpose. Persons tlisin;hed to pitretro o e will of conese examine the property. terins of sale wil l be made b.tiow.4 by MAIM' EGE, • I.*.x.ecoiri of NI ichael Ege, Carlisle, 01. 49,••141!........ ...._...__.._ 01.'0 (archer's IBS 110 111211 : h S 2 nits IcK 1 1 1 1 11 11 1Ye4 t ia l : e . t 1111 7 :L. 1 . assortment of 1.414!.D 1„.1.11PS, consisting of Parlour,Chambertik Study Lattops with or without, shades; which they w it sell whole sale or retail at the manufacturer's prices. ALSO, Astral, Side Reflectors Mid Glass Lamps of vari ous patterns. ' O 'rho verb• best \\rink'. struinvO, blenched Sperm Oil, warrauted to burn clear. for sl,t2;ii per ga;lon. Best Sperm Candles. 37. 1 , cents per 114 • Carlisle, Dee. 4 2.1, 1844. Mechanicsburg Line Between agechanicsburg and Philadelphia or Baltimore.. [I4YJMIL 1t0.311 on c✓tiv✓lL; ruiHE subscriber grateful for past favors, begs leave to inform ,his, friends and tho public generally; that ho still continues to run a line'et burtlicit Cars regularly between Meelianictiburg and Philadelphia or Baltimore, by which. goods .and.produce offall-descriptions-will hp-forwarded With care and •despatch at the' lowest rates of freight, . ' Produce will be received at hie Ware House,in Mechanicsburg," and forwarded io either, Phila. delPhitfor Bekimore,, according to.the direction of the owner. . • • ErThe highest price will his given for'Wheat and Flour.. •, MARTIN KEELEY. - N. B. Plastor of Paris 'Lind Stilt' always kopt on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices. • aysanztattict.a46 , Tie has also an handy at the Depottn Mochanics,. burg, for sale, LiumitEft, ono/ 119 Boards, Scitaitiings,..t,b. , of all . kinds,. 'Whielk. will ho'.sOlil on/liberal ternitp. . August : tf4 ,•• - , • Stilitmer.Shawll. •.„ LIP F VGEIt . .cAnpx,Shippenoburg, lmY rOeWetl';in , 6xtensive..atisorttu,co,or Silly imr4a4ll,l-)0.419e Blinuile; Of tit& ilewest 1k014;00thi0,01 - iirrdim,, • ' • ";! .• BAL sq •'•: l . , `lf,i; , ,e`.•i4:* • ••",, - • ' 9 RtA ; ; EMI CONSUMPTION OF TUE LUNGS, d,brkeligliaPfAejAer,.Yatheut, Broncha'h, Palm 01. 7Lwakneyo . 01: the Breast or .(,unsor, Chronic Coughs, Pletn . t.v . dlannorrage of the Lungs, and tifraffectionsV .1. wi ibe )glaionary Ong, NATURE'S OWN PRESCRIPTION. hI compotihd Balsamiq preparation of th e Prrume Virgbliallia or" Wild CherrY 13ark," combined with the .Exioact of Tao, prepared by Al new chemical process, approved and recomMended by .the most I istinguished physicians, antr universally aeknow letiged the most valuable medicine ever• i.seove'red• NO QUACKERY!!! NO I)IiCEIPTIVNT- Insetting forth the'virtues of this truly greidatie dicine, we have no desire to deceive those who are laboring under affliction, nor do we,wishto eulogise it more than it justly deserves: Yet ,when we look, MIMd and see the vast amount of sulTering . thld dis tress occasioned by many of the diseases in which this medicine has proved so highly successful, we feel that we cannot urge its claims too strongly, or sac too much in its favOr. %raviolis remedies it is true have been °Were(' :mil puffed into notice for the cure of diseases of the Lungs, and' some have no doubt been found very useful, but of all that have . Vet heell discovered, it is admitted ley physicians anti all who have witnessed its effects, that none has proved as suet essfulas this. Sad), indeed, swe,the SURPRISING 'VIRTUES° .01 this Ilaisam;that even in the advanced stage of cussumprioN o ftur all the most esteemed remedies of physicians have failed to 'effect any change, the use of this medicine has been productive .of the most astonishing relief, and actually .t-frected tares :Mee all holms of recovery had !min de,spaired of. In the lest stages ofthe disease,termed "Calarr ha! Comatniption,"originating from neglected Colds, it has' been used with undeviating success, and Ilene. deeds acknowledge they owe the eesturation of their health to thiS invaluahle medicine alone. In that form of Co/Lyn/option so prevalent amongst delicate young females,commonly teemed debility, or f. "GOING IN,TO DECLINE," A complaint Nt ith which thousands are lingering, it has also muted highly'snecessial, and not only pos ses,,,,s the power of checking the progress of this alarming complaint, but also strengthens and invig orates the system more elfectitally than any medi cine we have eve' me,..c.ed. Besides it., serorisille; ellicaey in (.ionsionptioli, it is equally !,firer Zitonyoints, ;'18(1.111111, t- 11.11,(Lai irer_tiWl Pr IhP togs,,:;t ims cut 1,1 intuly or the ince,i• °let inate eases,orol. every lii remedy hall ilartietilovii see 1)1.. Wistor's Tee ise oti Cousuloption, to lie loot u . the :Lents. EX'l':.Aoli D1N.1.1?.Y SUCCESS the INV Of till ill tiiieaSt'S nl I itt. Lun, s, null the ninny siiiwilat• cores it 'has cf. , reeled, retittrally attnortell the :It lentioli of nuoy'plicsici:ms, (ts ‘ the ' whole filitcrtiity ul ' 4lll.telis) voriolee.o..j...cittres and sorinises 'Cite ol'Ist:11 irsrectlt.g its t,otoilobition ; notne•pity,ivimis has hylppo,ell it to . other it;noratlt pretri, dors , ny I . roost cotit:tio •Uvrertry, and to 'Yon,. such tole:move they Pauli “ttrihtitc , its As such opinions me altogether erroueeu., anti (11- elliated!.o pre j ndirr Illatly persons anninst it, we BE= Itl;')flialilti 1101111114 Or till, 611$11, (ll' thitig thelran oil (he erietrery, eimileiscii o I'lll „ 11 , 91 ,i,oph,,,l.umees, the poi,eiplk, of urr 1111 1.9(19 0 .ts or TA II :11111 11 IV Cherry Bark, tad the llla)le its y eunisist4 in the mode by which the ore prep:knit'. have itireally eattis 17,1111 tiro hielii:%t I,i•yolitl till doubt, u e It 11111Wel•S•111 . 1' In herg list of thep in (hisollll m ill nientiim va , eFi, to show v.ll;it it )las lore NVI/11.1: LIFE \VE HAVE STILL SOME EIOPE A SUIi.I'ILPANI; CURE.--Aniong thk• siu_l?:, rul it limit this nitqlici.rie tln•rc is 111411:I V: 11)551 in AVIIII, I I its unit (TS :11'6 SO 5 OW ruu• 11 .11 rs. Austin. This lady load been consumptive rov-t , , eral 'years and &whit; the eswater pant of this liwc had revelry( tlw !wit atellival :mention, :Intl tried all the raw. vain:1111 , o reined:eh, p:t mold be 1011011 It ttereNt its itrogs• She twetone st to visit,, fits ttl . .r.. 1 eN.11-et , 'ratell Liege Tinto:tiles 0 matter aecataw •tity inewll will, Mom!, awl .aep It) Stop this disease . etintiativil its eouvtaa, mitt all hay. of a 1. •-ateey was entirely tl.•sietie, .1 cif. hile is thi, 11-teet,ioeg slot:ulna, lingoritet 111101 the r !Ili' .;V:l,c, slie v1i111111 , 1...111 the us( of this Mihail..., niaieh, to use her mill \ 0,1011 011 , 1%11. , 11;111:1 di:d . lll. 111 a few days slit expel:torah d !.. t• 1 Ate votigh ‘1:19 :n.:1,1t1:111,y yap pr e .,sell, teal • • • tier :11111 fresh vigoi to her atti , !tie phirp that (2111:1Clatell 11,1111 ‘61.11‘1 . 1 , 10 i'; :well mingling AI s,eiety,ia liner health thaa she lists unju) et! 11.) t ears. DISINTER , , VIDIESSeI Eivocy Of Dr. ‘‘.. ist RR's Inb.olo, o V ‘ll.l In . tiltras, m'>. cheer dge the al,ol statement to he tro cortl•ct. J. G. V..(t.TErts, Al. 1). sept. 18-11: • I)earSitt--. 11111111;:411 your int - alit:l 1:1:. nualirilie has rurally luoitliaak of itnwt:rlill mkt:emus, it iliac Still tie ,I nil iug to rOU 1.1)1 . 1:“ . he /I VOlllllllllll. vollllo ..iy one that Ilas Leto hr it. Stud:, Sir, i, tic 0:11,. I hall, hut:1111 victim 1 , / 11011 11•1,..10 4ki•11,1! (:011$111111114111, lit 10:0,y 11,111[13,11,11 111111:11, Slat I hail lie ennie wtory of iny• life. Ile:win:4 yolir s , 1.... 4 111y begnt: taking it a few wrek , i hack, awl 011 it has relieved me truer thing 1 Intl e rye'. us:ALl:di:re, mill 1 vonlithattl !!.•lirtt• it trill e111 . 1•111UVM.VIIMIIV; P h a s e ;girelliollt.l.l rr ihr ,VOl . lll of 1.111,12111,11/hell.11 . 11(1 oblige Yours I: : ...sitertfolly, Jens Pe...u{sos. Chester Comity, Sept. 6,1541. Il'istar-111 gives toe notch lilipsore to in form thee that toy ICis improved very !molt since she has tutu iisiir; thy Ilaisalni of Wild Cherry, :toil ttc think there is no IN/1111t hilt that it ill etivi. her. She has taken the tiro bottles I 11111'- it nitidi :Ilmilslceps , well at tight, and sirs she !Ilk 0/111111 110illing to Ore lIIT , Z 0 [much re' lice ill please girt, the, lietireirtwo bottles 'loom: for Thy PriVllll, IiDWA III) HOLMES. Lancaster colinly,July 18,1841 „„ Dear Sir--Please send me two . bottles 01 pout' genuine llalsahu of Wild Cherry. I have been flirted with Consumption for the last two yearn, nod sufrered very much with a severe cough, pains ill my breast, diffictilty of breathing night sweats, Re., and having tried numerous remedies, and also been wider several doctors, yet I could not find anY thing to relieve me until I used some ofyour Ilalmalm. I got one bottle from a neighbor amine who is using it, and have found snclewonderful relief from it that I have no dunk it will cure me elicetitally. Very et:slim:Uhl ytmrs, &c. IlettEnr tlw following from 1)1...1ae01i 110 n physician of extensive practice iu Ilinitingilon comity' : I)ear precured.one bottle of Dr. \llst:no, ' Ilalsalm of Wild Cherry, from Thomas Iteed, Esq of this M ace, and t med it in a case of obstinaty ABCIIIIIIIOII a child or 1'441 Schwebie, in which man other remedies had been tided without any relief. tic Ilalsalm tt.ave sudden relief, and in iny opinion the child is effectually cured by its use. „ Yours, &c. J.Acon llorpsrAzi,3l. P. December Ll9d, . . Door Sir---Your BM sal in of'll'ild Cherry has af fected 80111 C astonishing CIIM'A here. One of which is an old'lady, Mrs. Russell; who hail been suffering for,ii long time with shortness of breathing, and gen .eral Weakness, until she was finally obliged to keep her lied. After various other remedies had been resorted to in vain, she commenced using your 11a1- after taking two betties, WaSsolhr recover ed.'as to' be able to attend 'to all the dkitiCi or her house; and on taking -tWo bottles more was entirely cured: Reipeetfully, • JOHN S. C..llfirturt.' Pottsville, Pa.. • • ' - CAUTION.—As there is a • spurious mixture enlled Sgrup of Wild Cherry, purchasers should be very particular to iisl;.'for Dn. WISTAIPS BAL SAM. sad Observe hi sYsirmature on the Wade.. Prepared for. the protirietor, and sold al whOle sale hy Williams & Co., ,Chr,tnists; No,2l'lllfuer sreeti Philadelphia. , • Sold ip.eprliOreW . " • " • SiMUnis ;ELLIOTT:; in,Shippenspr n . , ..bythe Hey. David Smith; liar yisburg byiJohn•Nvyetli, Jr; Lancaster. be J. •G ChambersbiMg:by Lewis Deiiiiroinit.in'alfriest every Sdwn and village throughout the. conatey. Price, SI: 00'n' bottle, • • "-; • - ,November 23;1.8•i2.. • LOT; of A LO T ; Of Plinio T'liiladelphitt Family IIABiS: dll Alfioyd..froh....supply df .. ea . kle. he ider:e.of, . WM - . M. M.IVI.T.Lit.4I e Augu.et - 9084,3,..;, : . .„ • TO FAMILIES INVALIDS: The following indispensable family tome. vies-m ny-be-found- ttt difi and soon nt every country stora in the state Remember and. nO.vei__..get_ them- Unless ther have, the fac-simile. signature of "0 2 ' ! on the Wrappers, as all others by. the sante names are base impositions and counter. If tho merchant nearest you has t h em: not, urgo him to piocitre them at 71 Maiden-lane,. tho next time ho itisits NoNY'York, or to 7,vrite for theM., No fainily should be a meek :Dania Oise remedies. ;BCD.:NESS BALM OF COLUMBIA;FCR THE HAIR., which INlrktop it, if falling' our, or reatoreit on bald places ;Ind. on children make it grow rapidly, or on. thoso who have lost' the hair from any ,, cpuse.. ALL VERMIN that infest the heads of childroit. in schools,.tire Prevented or killed by it at °nee,— Find the name -.diza • m. of fr,020 it, pr no ver.trY it. ,I?smertber this fittsays. ' , RHEUMATISM, and; positiyoly cured; and Arivelled 'inttaeldri atid are restore% in the old Or jtotirntr;'• by the humor VEGETABLE .ELISIR AND NERVYVASiDtONE Ilintattarr but never without the name of ComitoOk & Coon it. . aro wholly prevented, or governed if tho attack ba come on, if yott 1180 the only tine Hays' Lunx.ENT,frorn gaindeCa . L.: .R S and ovary thing rclimred by it that admits of an out. ward application. It acts like :a charm. Use it. HORSES • didt . have Ring. Bone, Spavin, &c., arc cured by ROOFS' SPECIFIC; and Foundered horses entirely cured 'by Roofs' Founder Ointment. Mark this, all horsemen. Dalley's Paagiaal Pain Ex tractor Salve.T,ho•mosi extraordinary remedy ever invented for all new or old Y B .: " V '' . B6' )l' bt ' lA' LDS • _ • znd saes, and sore EyES: It hal,ilelighted tituusands. ° It will take out •all pain in ten minutes, and no failure. It will curo . the 3p,;II7SESI. LIN'S pPREAD PLASTERS:. A better and more Hie') and useful article never was wade. All should wear them regularly. 'LIN'S TEMPERANCE BITTERS: ..nt the principle of.substituting the tonic in place of the Hint/dant principle, which has refonnbd so . many drunkards. To be used with . • LAN's 15(1(yCity, PILLS, superior to A.. renefor (demsing the system and the humors affeet-• the !flood, and forlill irregularities of the bowels and the.a.meritinealth.fil 4 7' ;Sec 1)r. LIN'S sig.. ( -V C IlOt"" (I ) 11.7.,1./ 44 , nature. thus ""` " 1,17 f A . diiE. DR.SPOHITS . HEADADHE REMEDY. efiectually cafe sickheadache, either from the ( 111 gra, / vi ct i o or bilious.. Hundreds of fMnilies aro 4. " 4 " / "" .. !.""' using it with.grez joy. DR. SP-OHN'S ELIXIR OF HEALTH, Ibr the certain prevention of r i tiWall or any general sickness ; keeping the stomach in most per. feet order, the howels regular, -and adeterminarun to the surface. Eft.vfoolig • pains in the hones, hoarseness, and Tit ate_quickly cured by it. Know this by trying. C ORNS.—Thc French Plaster is a sure curt ~c.„.._.....:.,_,1,-4-7—...c.,..,.t5.„;_.„1..,..i.• „,....., i , ; .t.„...v0_____==7,1„...57,,..=.,...1.. ‘ , .1 , i .,.. .• ' •,tiP: • 9 . ~............_ ... hair any shade you wish, but not color the skin SARSAPARILLA■ COMSTOCK'S COM. POUND EXTRACT, There is no other prepnrn. Lion of Sarsaparilla that can exceed or equal this. If you aro sure to get Contsxocx's, you will find it superior to all others. It does not require pulling. 33ED Xleom 39L.4111EICST, CELESTIAL BALM OF CHINA. A positive cwre for the piles, and all external ailings—all internal irritations brought to the', surface by friction with this Bairn;—so in coughs, swelled or sore throat, tightneiis of the chest, this Bahn applied on a flannel will relic ye and cure at once:l.-- Fresh wounds or old sores arts rapidly cured by it. Via. artitol tut RANT EXPECT will prevent or cure all inci piont consumption. OLDS • taken to tune, and is a delightful FOnle4y. Iteuxepi. bdi tho name, and got Coil/dealt% KOLMSTOCK'S. V►ERMIFIIGE Will eradicate. all W'ORM .in children or adult." with a certainty quite astonishir tg. It is the same a: that made by stock, and sells with a rapidity almost incredible, by Comstock Co., Now York. TOOTH DROPS.. S—curo c.ochuAky. Eon rod nrconting to actor Congress. in :the rear 11442,'I Comstock 4' Co.. iu thu Clerk's office! of tlut Scutt tern District of Now York. By applying to our agents in each ,town and village, papers may be had free, skewing the most respectable names in the couniiffor Ahem facts, so that no ono can fail to believe them. (*.Be sure you call for ow articles, and not be put otewith Any stories, that others are as good. lIA'VE TRESE. OR NONE, should be our motto--and these never coin be true and genuine without our names to them. All these articles to be had whqlesale and retail *jot' us.. f ;M ' f i ?t:kyko Wholettale Druggists, "1 Maidon.Lano Now York. and of our agents.. •„ , • For solo in C,arlisle by • • ; SAMUEL ELLIOTT, • . • MYERS. & 1 - 14vvERsTicK. T. C. STEVENSON.. , WORMS!,, WQR.Ms! KOLIVISTOCK'S , VERMIFUGE. , ThiAremeily for Worms is : one °fillet most extra ever pp cif: It effectually ettiplicates wttrois of all Soma; Ii in Children addles. " .THOUSANDS perish by worms•without thirdal known, , Sorite,otlierreason is assig ed for their sickness., until toolaidio'Cure the real Ca. • tWhatimmeinie.vesponifbilitrtlidie Veits'ilolll le • parent Who doestigt, }mon and the doetor.who does net 'understand, OM CoMplaint which jgiestriling t those 'pi ecious flOwerS taltti4tz,•-tl ' ,t • \\'hat should be done 1 • ,Q.'l The answer is plain. Glyn this Vqemifug•th which will he snredd do good have lib \corms ; and. they likVO:At.N3ll.deatt!oy.aliAkdrmlicate/theriNitlf certainty and precision truly - astotihr. , Per sale in Carlisle A.M. SUt - ELIAOTT, nod STEVENSON - I lqadt:;•tzaial 4arris burg by 1J /V Greiss....'*' , ;'' , • • • •L• 4. •AN'petobq , , in tla4," itt t- cult, rTIS't froolvOd ;on( or pp et S t; liiiPqßvignt; tedtit MaelaL§htt, 10( Iflugs'euiree,-400blile'i-No;.A4ktitek6er. ,} ,Ma531.,18 , 13, ' JNO. 11.• 't,taxa 4‘ , AIIMIENEMIIOI =I SZVOIR , SI
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