NI E 'OE's A' DEITY. •
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AY :$11:43 E. if.. iolitiig4::.„;: • ;li:,Y ••• ; . :, 1 ', :''• .„
i •1 1,' • a r '; ,' 4e. , i • •• r,
_ tlani_heen.said that qi*:!ilpll6ot - iisiOlrrr#ls,
d;' and the'lattguag,e May,'Lla;:t i ithift4l4,itlitttrittai
mac tc . rotte who looksabr.aatlita'filftiiittlii,itiiiitttilitt
t.,,,il ear ti ;nod I sees nothing . ifti iiilinirisitiCall fort h'
ltolloga of gratitude to . Cod:"÷•Firt4l,;ti -. Er .:•,
He that looks forth on'shrtiblultree '
~--,
' - .V. vernal trinity' smilhigi 7 . ' ' :•.;-,,,'-.,.:
' •Or hearsthe warbler's notes of glee,, 3 ...,...:-
As if the hours beguiling—
' - •0r marks the nations or a day
, ,Upon'ille sunbeams floating. ; .-- ,', - • '''
~,e , 0.. w„.0..... in the fountain's spray. 1',":: , .f.':-:it".
Tim lichee fishes sporting.— '...:. - „:-
Yet nothing seems to make him glad,
' -Or wakes devotion's lire, is 111 All• . • '
worlds1;11 worlds that round us turn.,
, • Sublime, exhaustless theme !
' • And emirees that in glor;r
A!..tielt it
1.)11.110t ple breeze, the dew ; tire shower,
'lite rill, the wood) grove,
, • insect's life, the pereilledfitm
Shriw forth a Father's' Into !
Whoever nu this earth bath told,
Is mad that said' “there is tut God."
EXTILACT.—' I have seen an
• ,
• end of all perfetition. I have•seen Alan in
the glerY of his day and in the pride of his
• Strength: lie was built like the tall cedar
-- at lifts its 'head above the forest trees;
• th .
liike'the strong oak that strikes' its routs far
and ifeepinto the earth. lie feared no den
•l or he felt no- sickness. the mind was
. vigormts like his body ;he was perplexed
at nn intricacy; waaninted at no
JiHi
eulty ; iinichidden things he searched, and
what was crooked he 'Mule plain. He
went forth fearlessly upon- the face of the
mighty deep ; lie surveyed the nations of
_ the earth ; he measured the distance of the
- stars, and called them by their names ; he
gloried in the extent of his knowledge, in
• the vigor of his understand*, and strove
to search even into what thdlitnighty had
• ' •
concealed. And when I looked, on him I
said, "What a piece of work is man; how
/ noble in reason! how infinite in expression!
in form and moving, how express and admir
able! in action liow like an angel ! in ap
.Prehepsion how like a God !"
I turned—his look Was' no more lofty
nor his steps proud ; his broken frame waS
like some ruined tower ; his hairs were
white and scattered; and his• eyes gazed
vacantly upon what was passing around
hint. The vigor of his intellebt was avast
_ • ed, and of all that he had gained by study.
nothing' remained. He feared when there
was no danger, line when-there was no
sorrow he wept: His memory was decay
• cd and treacherous, and shoWed him only
broken images of the glory' that was de
parted. His house was to him like a strange
;land, and his friends were counted as ene
mies; and lie thought himself strong and
.'healthful while his foot tottered on the
• verge of the grave. He said of his son---
he is my brother; of his daughterl know
her not; and enquired what was his own
;Dante. And one who supported his steps,
:sand ministered to his many wants, said to
'me as I looked on the melancholy scene—
"let thy heart; receive instruction, for thou
'last seen an end of all earthly perfection."
'nave-sem a beautiful female treading
the first stage of youth, and entering joy
-fully into the pleasures of life. The glance
--of her eye was variable and sweet, and on
her cheek trembled something like the first
blush of•the morning; her lips moved, and
-there was harmony; when she floated in
. the dance, her light form like the aspen
:seemed to move with every breeze. She
• was fair—she was 'accomplished. I re
turned—but she was not in the dance; I
'sought her in the gay circle of her compan
ions, but I found. her not. Her , eyes spark
ledi-not there—the music of her voice was
-silent—she rejoiced on earth no more: I
saw a train passing, soleMn and-slow, who
bore with sadness and sorrow ito an open
grave what once was animated, gay and
beautiful. They passed—and as they ap
!preached, a voice broke - the awful silence:
' "We -commit the body to the graVe—dest
to dust, and the spirit to God that gave it."
%Thar covered her•with the damp soil, and
the cold.--clods of the valley; and the de
•vouring,werms crowded into her silent a
t bode,' :Yet one sad mourner lingered, to
--cast himself-upon the grave, and as he wept
• he said, "There is no beauty, or grace, or
loveliness that
for
with the &ugh-
Aers of men , this is - the end of all glory
•and of all perfection."
ThaVe seen an infant , isrith.a fairbrow,
.-anda frame like polished ivorY. Its limbs
:were pliant in its siptirti•-; it rejoiced, and
• again it -wept, but' whether its _glowing
-cheek dimpled with-smiles, or its blue eye
-was brilliant with ;team still-I said in my
heart, "It is- beautiltd." It was like the?
first ,pure blossom which some cherished
.plant 'has shot :forth, Whose cup-is filled
.•,With. the drops of dew; and W 110513 head
-declines upon its parent stem.
egain-saw this child when the lamp of
- 4eSsoli`,6ist dawned-in its:mind. Its soul
wasgentle . -and-peaceful, its eye sparkled
- with joY, as :it looked round on this good
4fid-Pleatiant,werld. It ran swiftly , in 'the
• _ .
.-ways of knowledge—it homed ,iis 'Oar to
403truction, and its Ahoughts were.thought'
" , 44 liioorthock., at was not proud. or envi:
•
nosy-twalubborn, and i, hod never hoard of
f.ifitrAiii:inid 'vanities of , the world. .And
, vifibialtioked 'Opon , h, I rensem,
a • f Kingdom
beie
-7 _ tir avtoitt- sat 4 -sue
•of
,f4aven.7'.,4—.Y.fistoripmous.
,
,4 !clie-t-The:lrueApy thiruniv,erseile,
dove. < ! That levels „ all inequalities, "makes ,
'—i liiiT , ik, —; o o gOtOn, 0 0 1 te the valley,”
4 4 i410g8 loYorkbe4M l # , iier_sr'"ge and
14 4 0, fr;PT!*1 4 400,•:
IftwißlZlll4 toiethe, ; the,
1 44;0,, 'u001004' . .04; A 0,4440
AiiCipiOtho699,,,,ft.a,tvnPr4itOiceit,
Man Cali look ehroatt'.in the, world , end. not
see this'? ; :r,ite splendid stinohe cernleart
sky, the inajeldie . treee,'the'green
.thousand colors k that
,e • nairiel the niead,, th
Est
e t'rePtll, .:tiiaiiiy....toteprieetl : - - .ititt
serene, liting in. the Cridletis flont - Of:ite . WO-:
teisand-talk of whet softens the heart,and:
inspire
,itindness and • affection'in
positions and feeling: 'Alas not God made'
man the crown of hie•Wilirlial Mitl'atatiied
,•• • , • • ,
all hie liMbs with majesty auk grace, and
10i we treat with harshness,and with in
:dignity what God has chose n fire his living
Omple ? No,; the, man that is austere to
brother mortal, is the...true practical
.atheist.'
.
• •:Thes•4ol6 system for governing • the
world. fiirJashimMing the tender spirits of
youth, smoothing the' pillow of bge,:is
1 4 nVe. The one thing whichmost exalts
and • ditiStrates Man, is
,disinterested alfec
•kire are never so truly what we are
capable of tieing, as when we are ready to'
sacrifice .ourselves for others, and immo
late onr-self-love on - the altar of liemeficlice.
Thereds no joy like the, joy of a generous
•ciitiiiient,to go about doing good. To
make our meat and drink to promote time
happiness of Others, and diffuse cUntitlenced
and give to every cite - within the reach of
our influcuce.—Clordaley.
?,,..''.." 411 .I ,T 'n.,: SHERMANIS
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CHILDREN CRY FOIL SHERMAN'S LOZ
ENGES,atuI grown people say' they are the plea
santest and most effective medicine in use. Enor
mous quantities are sold, and every body likes Mean
Freeman limit, Esq., editor of the Alerchants Mag
azine, nays they cured his' cough in a few hours.
The• Rev. flu. Dunbar, of the AlcHoop' scree
church,- was cured of At , vety bad cold and cough In
rm . :. day. The Rev. Mr. Anthony, of the ethotlis
Church, was cured of consumption by tht•m. •
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES have &wed
the lives of thoniands. Ask. AV. Evans, I'm., 0
Walker at.; the Hon. Edward .1. Porter; lion.
Beardsley:Dr. G. flouter, and nearly till one physi
cians, what they think of SllE4llllll'B Lozenges, and
they will tell you they are excellent—the only in
fallible Medicine known.
SIM!WAN'S CA Nll'llol/ LOZENGES - are
real mill illotes headache, palpitation, sea sickness,
lowness of spirits and despondency-6r the effects of
. .
il;ssipatio.. Capt. Chadwick, of the Wellington,
Mr. Ackerman, the great sign painter, Mayor Clark,
1111111 utmost every hotly know s their yalue.
' POOR MAN'S PLASTER—Shermau's we mean
—costs 12 ,cents,. and is sure to cure rheumatism,
lumbago, pain or weakness in the breast, side, or
hack; also piles—and they roue worms w hen applied
to the part. Ask Joe limit., or any one who Into
used it, 711111 would give $3 for one sooner than five .
cents for all other plasters.
Sold in Carlislem 11U;s:TElt C KNEEDLEft'S
Hook Store, East Iligh street, who tire sole Agents
for Carlisle.
COMPOUND DEPURATIVE SYRUP,'
For the cure of Obstinate Eruptions of the
Skin; Pimples ge Pustules on the Face;
Biles which ariso from an impure habit
of body; Scaly Eruptions; Pains in the
Bones ; Chronic 'Rheumatism; Totter ;
Scrofula or King's Evil; White Swel
lings; Syphilitic Symptoms; and all dis
rders arising from an impure state of
the blood, either by a long residence in
a hot and unhealthy climate, the injudi ,
cious use of Mercury, &c.
This Medicine has frequently been found
• highly beneficial in Chronic Coughs, or
Colds of long standing.
This Medicine bas been extensively used in the
United States with decided benefit in Scrolida, :Mer
curial diseases, and in all cases of am ulcerated char
acter. As tut alterative in the spring and tall sea
sons, it is feint:tiled. It possesses may advantages
over the de oction, and is introduced as a prepara
tion mere t ble, not liable to injury by long keep
ing, and be adapted ti the use of personStravell
ing or residing abroad.
'the proprietor begs Ave to call attention to the
following certificates. s ccted front a large•num ier
approving its efficacy:
READiNn, Marv!' 3, 1839.
This certifies that me u'itr Nies. Deem, bad for
nearly eleven years suffered from a scrofulous crop
,
Lion resembling tenet., w hich ate deep boles in her
face, neck and arms, the constant discharge of which
destroyed her health, and frequently confined her for
different periods to her bed, during which time her
sufferings were veer great. The best medical atten
dance was obtained, mill all the known remedies
were tried with but an alleviation or lice coMplaint,
which always returned with increased malignity.—
Having lost all hopes of recovery, she had almost
determined to give up the use of any other medicine;
she was however. by permission, induced to try
Oakeley's Depurativc of Sosapatilln, the use of
five bottles of which has removed the disease, and
restored her to perfect health.
THOMAS VI,
opposite the depot, Reading, 'a.
•,
This is to certifs.. tint my little son, nboni eigit
years old, had suffered fora long.Jime from (wen
.sive sores on the right knee and leg, supposed to
hire been white swelling, which 1 found impossible
to lucid, even by the and of the most respectable
medical adyice,Until I was recommended to use Mr.
Oakeley's Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, 8 boa
ties of which not only healed the sores, but perfectly
restored the child's health. which bad suffered much
in consequence of this affection. • •
CATHAIIINE BINCEMAN,
.7th,above Penn street, Reading.
Toe above case was presented to me both before
and after the use of Mr. Hakeley . 's Syrup of Snrsa
parilla, and I have no hesitation in believing that it
was the agent of his restoration.
4011 N t P. HIESTER, M. D.
Reading, Sept. 12, 1837.
1TN10199./LLE Schulkill county, Oct. 1839.
eDear Sir—Sometime ago 1 was consulted by a
that
with an ulcerated leg, who informed me
that it-was upward of twenty years standing, and that
he had been pudar the care of phvslcians both of
Europe and America, without receiving but slight
benefit.. Not wishing to be troubled with his case
as rthen thoughts cure dOubtful. I reccommendcdt
him to use your Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
After Inking ; .. few tattles, be informed me his leg
was healed, which Upon examination I found to be
the faun . , , Youro,/ka.
: JOHN H. DANFIELD,
• .-• Douatsssvfice, April, 19, 1843,
Mr. Oakeley t—My son 'Edmund' Leaf t haq the;
scrofula In the Most dreadful and distressing man-,
nerftir tltree years; during which -time he was
iirivedif the ase of liirlimbi; his head and neck'
witooTeeed with ulcers. We , tried all the Met ,
eat temediesAut to un effect until recommended by
11r. :;Johnson, of Norrist , wn, andLafsb, - Issue
Mester; /pleading, to use yeteelaeOpitiv'Syrup
of Sarsaparilla, of 'which.' obteinkitaplisaltotdeei
use *f„illich 'drove the 'ilkitioNiftir4,9ut of
hie gystem, the sores healed child was
irestoretiMorf , • ol4 ...lth r sidde it/ed".
interruptedlg eversince, a#Miehtnent of ma.
nypersons who - it:en him during:l4i affliction.,
Wire thcmght it my duty, turd send you 04
tate, thatmithers who have* lilt*. *inhale:l lo*.the
family, tray Mow where to so valuable a med.
c l ue , : Vours,:truly. ; ,I)..LEAF. .
'Sold by. C. 'EFFEVENSON, Car
-1
lisle - and the followjng Agepts ili kcentber
4and County 4, v • , •
3. G.
Joshuit Crain, flivueskriin.
Wm. & o.4.oadoni Kingston: '
Wm. pitatitanmeiyin e ., A . •
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::.••',ll:.l";;'o4tOrt;*icpsnl,wwn. -
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von I.TasiOti.hitivip Aria. r,ilunitinslsNT
,CURE
OF *volll-0 •
'olPtilte.ty4tE -14g9D i , owi; •
li/lii ` AI --THB SYSTEM,
r
• NAMELY : • • .;
.Scrofula, ,or King's Rheumatism
....obstitiate,etitaneotts Eruptions,
es,- or vustplesl64. the"Face;_ Blot
0 - 10' $ Biles 'Chronie Sere:Eyesißing:
Worm ,
orTetter, Scald`Head, En
-
• Jar:gement - and ',Pain, of . the 13ones,
and joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syp,hili r. .
tic Symptoms, Sciatic . ,or.Lumbagiii.
and diseases arising from an injudi: 7 ,
ciotts'.use
_of Mercury, • Ascites, or
Dropsy, Exposure or Imprudenceln.
'Life. Also, Chronic Constitutional
Disorders-: will be removed by this
• Preparation. •
Improvement in whatever re g ards the happiness
Sod welfiire of .our race is constantly on the Mardi'
to perfecti o n, and with each sucCe e din g day some'
new 'problem is solved, or some profound secret re
vented, havin g an important and direct bearin g over
man's hi g hext destinies. If we take a retrospective
view over the past twenty years, how is the mind
struck with wonder! What rapid strides has science
made in every department of civilized life! parti
cularly in that which relates to the knowled g e of the.
liuman system in health and disease.• How valuable
and indispensable are the curative means recently
discovered throu g h the agency of chemistry! How
does the ima g inatiou kimileand our admirati o n g l o w
at the in g enuity, the near appioach to the standard
of perfection, of the present time! Throu g h the
elaborate investigations of Physiology, or the science,
of Lire, and the Pathology of 'prevalent diseases,
much valuable practical knowled g e has hewn gained
In consequence of becomin g acquainted with the or•
pnization, the elements of the various 'tissues and
steuctures-of-the-sy,stewremetlies'llavirbeeii
after and discovereileita c tly adapted to combine with,
neautralize and expel morbifie matter, dm cause of
disease, and substitute healthy action in its place.—
The: beautiful simplicity.of this mode of treatment
is' not only su gg ested by the patholo g y of diseases,
not only grateful to the sufferer, list perfectly in cell
sonance with the operations of Nature, and'satisfac
tory to the views and.reasonin g s of every intelli g ent,
reflecting-mind. It is tints that Saint's Sarsaparilla,
a scientific combination of essential principles of the
most valuable vegetable substauces,dperate a upon the
system, The Sarsaparillais combined ivith the Most
saltitary productions, the most potent simples of die
vegetable kingdom ; audits unprecedented success
iu that restoration to health or those who 'bad lon g
pined under the most distressin g 'chronic maladies,
has g iv e n it an exalt e d 'charficter, furnishing as it
does evidence of its Mvii intrinio value, and recom
mending it to the afflicted in terms' the afflicted only
can know.. It hiss lon g been a most important de
sideratum in the practice of medicine to obtain a
remedy similar to this—one that would act on the
liver, stomach item bowels with all the precision and
potency of Mineral preparations, yet without any of
their' deleterious eff e cts upon the vital powers of the
system..
V 1~1
The attention of thUreaderiureSpectfully called
to the following certificate. Ilowetwgreat achieve . -
melds have herztofore been made by the use of this
invaluable Medicine,,yet daily experience shoWs re
sults stilrinore remarkable. The proprietors here
avail themselves of the opportunity of saying it is a
source of constant satisfaction dint they are made the
means of reliming such an amount of suffering.. -
Wonderful Effects of Sandes Surat:par:lla in
Norwich, Conn
:cad the following from-Mrs. Win. Phillips, who
las long resided at the Falls. The facts are well
kno - wn to all the old residents in that part °Rile city.
M,Essas. A. B. SANDS & CO.—Sias: Most grate
fully do I embrace this opportimity for stating to you
the great relief I obtained from the use of your Sar
saparilla. I shall also, be happy, through you, to
publish to all who are aflicted ,nn I lately was, the ac
count of my unexpected, mid even for a long while
despair of cure. Mine is it painful story, and trying
and sickening as is the narrative of it, (be the sake of
many who may be surely,relieved, I will. briefly yet
accurately state it,
Nineteen years ago last April a fit of sickness left
me with an Erysipelas eruption. Dropsical collec
tions immediately took place over the entire sUrface
of my body, causing such an enlargement that it was
necessary to nild a half vard to the size of my dres
ses:wound the waste. Next thllowed,upon my limits,
ulcers, painful beyond description. For years, both
in slimmer and winter, the only mitigation of my
suffering Ivas found in pouring upon those parts cold
water. from my limbs the pain extended over my
whole body. There was literally for me no rest, by
day or by night. Upon lying down these pains would
shoot through my system,' and compel me to arise, '
and, for hours togethetywalk the house,so that I was
almost entirely deprived of sleep. During this time
the Erysipelas continued active, and the.nlcers en
larged,and so deeply have these eaten, that for two
and a half years they have been subject to bleeding.
During these almost twenty years I have consulted
many physicians. 'These have called my disease
as it was attended with an obstinate cough and a steady
and active pain in my side—a dropsitial consumption;
and though they have been skilful practilioners,they
were only able to afford my case n partial and tem
porary relief. 1 bad many other difficulties too com
plicated to describe. I have also used many of the
medicines that have been recommended as infallible
cures for this disease, yet these all thiled r and 1 was
most emphatically growing worse. lo this critical
condition, given up by friends,and expecting for my
self, relief only in death, I Was by the timely inter
position of a kind Providence, furnished with your,
to tne, invaluable Sarsaparilla. A single bottle gave
me 4111 assurance of health, which for (acuity years(
had not mice felt. Upon taking the second my en
largement diminished; and in twelve days from the
Bth of October, when I commenced taking your Sae
minivan'', I was able to , enjoy sleep and resyiy night`
ns refreshing as anv I ever enjoyed when in perfect
health. Besides, I - was, in this short time, relieved
(rum all those 'excruciating and mialleviated pains
that had afflicted my days, as well lie robbed me of
my night's repose. The ulcers upon my limbs arc
healed, die Erysipelas cured, mid my size reduce(
nearly to my former measure,
Thies midi do I feel it u privilege to testify to the
efficacy of your health-restoring Sarsaparilla.` A
thousand thanks, sir, from one whose comfort and
wbose hope of future health are due, under God, to
your instrumentality. And may the EOM Providence
that directed me to your aid, make you the happy
and honored instruments of blessing others, as dia.
eased and despairing as zniir Much relieved and very
grateful friend ;, ASLNATH M. PHILLIPS.
New Lennox Co. as.. Norwich, Nov. 1,1142.
Personally appeared,the above-named Asenath M.
Phillips; and made oath of the facts contained is the
foregoing statement before me.
RUFUS W. MATHEWSON,
Justice of the Peace.
Being personally acquainted with Mrs. Phillips, I
certify that the above asserted facts are sabstantially
true. WILLIAM H. RICHARDS,
Minister of the Gospel at Norwich, Conn.
Sand's Sarsaparilla will also remove and. perma-
nently cure diseases having their origin in an impure
state of the blood and depraved condition of the gen- 1
eral constitution, viz: Scrofula or King's Evil in its
various forms, Rh" fnatism, obstinate cutaneous
etuptions ble!ol , biles, pimples, or pustules on
the face, chr sore eyes ringworm or tatter, scald .
head, enlargement and pain of the bones and joints,
stubborn ulcers, syphilitic symptoms, diseases aria
lei
ing from an injudicious Lse of mercury, female de
rangements andother similar complaints. .
Prepared and sold by A. B. Sands & Co :, Drug
gists mid Chemists, Granite buildings, 273 Broadway
corner of Chambers street; New York. ' And for sale,
by:Druggists throughoutidie United States.,;, Price
$1: per bottle, six bottlei for $5. ' ,
The public are respectfully' requestettte reritomr•
bar that if is Sands's Sarsaparilla that hatsaiiilliteeni . •
,stantly achieving such remarkable cures or the moat
difficult class of diseasecto which.the hurnan frame
Is stihject f aitdqsk for Strads'Oorstiparillai and take
• -„..± ..... S. ELLIOTT,-
Agent!brope . ehil ointment for the L'Egkxkl
•;
i•
July 12,1941 '
P'PLICkrIO will, be the
Imrectois of the Carlislei3auk t to the next Leg
islature of the Comtrioniiiiiltli Penniylvania; for
a renewal ist the Abarter of the, issitl , Maek by the
!lame tied style of ihe,‘”Corliale liank."- It .se-,in•
trudesliliiit.it shall ideated iiof3iirllsl4 °Umber.:
htuAroufity , , that it shall leive.the ' seem:Capital
hisiebiti; 'to witilikees, :001111114
rorAbe.ppeolfilkobjeot flanking.,situl discounting.
tutriicriefu - 1 .:
, COBEADi.clabhier..
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LEIDY'S„S• AP RILLA.
;711 - '4,lA.ll„a're. 'the -. etrekltAell, l ll B .4tretieetoo,e he 7;
Jusi,eornto.g. mptp•,appcopt.i , 6Pidaterous Atertiontr
assert' they, derlvegrtAtOkOeliefrOir
Ipttli9l34,t4n threeof anxlsllter.7 - Thi
i ineasily,
,
aeeounted fprots D r a t'much
stronger preperation than:ttuy.other t and near' tvviee :
as moeli is' contnitiett in Mt& hottlelut of 'any other
(and sold, at:the same pricelpit tlte ptablie' retnem 7
this—ittis no vaiti boast hut tl)e real fact:
'IIOIt..LEIDIpS'
Proof the edica}')tevlew.
the vegettibleidieradvei with Whieh
one dispeinsiries abound, there are few so useful as
Sareaparilin, and when peoperly combined nod Pre
pared, Invaluable; not only , in restoring debilita
ted constitutions to their wonted energy bqt In every
ease Arian' out of nn impure state of the blond."
Front a knowledge of 'very ninny eases (and some of
them .considered incurable) where. tonny, iliWerent
preparations of !Sarsaparilit beetti,nti4il;.none
seemed topossess.viimtes or remedial .PoWek equal
'to 1)r. Leidy'S.Mediented or Compeliod.,*actitiet of
Ssesaparills."
:kis a peepaintion it is believed fae superior to
any other, and would recommend it tolthe particular
notice of Physicians.---Ed. U. S. Gasefie,
DR.
,LEIDY'S SARSAPARILLA...
• •
Extract ofletter from .1. B. WhitmOr •
c4l Easton,
in relation to Dr. Lehlv's Sarsaparilla.
"My little boy and girl, the tbriher now three
years and the latter now seven years old, have been
allheted with n scrofulous tumor from the time they
were three mouths old. 'Three months ago I was
Induced to make trial (tryout. Extract of Sarsaparilla,
and have given it to both to the present time. They
are now entirely free from nor appearance of Scro
fula 51111 never were in better health."
Dr. Leidy's Sa.isaparilla is efficacious In all dis
eases arising from . impurities of the blood nue other
fluids of the System. All invalids who May flare
been tinder m tdical, treatment, who are debilitated
front the quantihrbf medicine they may have taken;
or are tinder a mercurial influence, will find that by
using a few bottleti of Dr. Leidyfs Sarsaparilla ,their
usual vigor and elasticity of their frame and.,system
will be restored, and be again permitted to enjoy the
sweets of life.
DR. LEIDY'S SARSAPARILLA.
t0.46...d0iug. wonders at.
the South, and from the high character of the re
commendations, we are fully put•suaded it is a most
capital medicine for all impurities oldie blood. We
know many Physicians whl have given their testi
mony on this subject, and we know they would tiot
give a character to any;medicine that did not really
deserve it.",—Charleston Enquirer.
- Extract of it'litter froni - Dr. Wiii'Fcn. Natchez.
. "'laving for the last year in my practice used your
Sarsaparilla with much satisfaction to mysell and
benefitto my patients, I have no hesitation un declar
ing it to lie one of the most useful preparations in
diseases for which Sarsaparilla is prescribed."
DR. LEIDY'S SARSAPARILLA.
GO'rhis preparation may Le - depended upon. as
heiog,the strongest (consequently more efficacious)
or t iny in eXitence ; all thud preparations must pos
sess similar virtutr i in proportion to their strength,
being prepared froMthe same, article. Dr. Leidy's
Compound - Extract of Sarsaparilla, however, pos
sesses properties net possessed by others, from its
manner of preparation, and' cOinbination with other
vegetable extracts recommended by the medical fa
culty—and hence the reason why it is so generally
recommended by the Physicians of Philadelphia and
elsewhere.
From the extraordinary virtues of this prepara
tion anti a knowledge of its compos:tion by Physi
visits, (the reason Why they so generally use it, as
they would not use or recommend any preparation
they ilia not know the composition ot,). it lets been
introduced. in many of the flospitals throughout the
U. S. mid is highly recommended by Pbysiciani mid
Surgeons of those Institutions.
From lir:. New Orleans Advertiser.
DR. LEIDY'S SARSAPARILLA - .
• The high and envied celebrity which this pre
eminent medicine has acquired flir its invariable ef
ficacy in all diseases which it priifesses to cure, has
rendered. the usual practice of pulliing unnecessary.
It is known by its fruits and its good works testify
for it. Dr. Leidy's Sarsaparilla will he fauna parti
cularly efficacious - MAI diseases of the liver, stom
ach, skin, kidneys, spine and hones, ulceration of the
ROW, throat and other parts,ltbscesses,listillas, seve
ral:is, erysipelas, jamulice,rheumatism and incipient
gout. mercurial and syphilitic affections, female de
ran,gements and in restoring the sickly and debilitat
ed to their natural health and energy.
DR. LEIDY'S - SARSAPARILLA.
Dr. Le[(Vs Compound Extend of Sarsaparilla has
stood the test the Bre )ears past, and 'tis no boast to
say that there is no other preparation' oh' equal
strength now in use. Throughout the Southeeit
States where Sarsaparilla is as much in general use
as tea and coffee, Dr. Leidy's Sarsaparilla is gener
ally preferred and is highly recommended by Pliv
sicums, [whose certificates bare been frequently pub
lished ] '1 hroughout the north and west it is also
much used, more perhapsthan any other:
One bottle of it [half a pint] is warranted ''equal to
two °limy other in strength, and is equal to one half
gallon ar the strongest Syrup that can be made.
Directions for making Syrup therefrom accom
nudes the directions.
DR. LhIDY'S SARSAPARILLA.
In-But a few days since n Clergyman of this city
(who does tot desire his name published in the pa
'pers, but is left with Dr. Leidy) stated that a lady
who had long been a communicant at his church, but
for two yearapa4t onside to go to church, on account
of her extreme debility, occasioned by ulceration of
VSIOOIIS 101119 or her body, disease of her liver and
'Miter internal derangements, and the constant taking
'la medicine therefor, never Mond ant change for the
better until alter itsing.several bottles of Dr. Leidy's
Sarsaparilla, and by a few months perseverance in
its use, was entirely restored to health, and recover
ed her former strength, and to use her own language
"was almost created a new being." This is Out one
of many instances almost daily hosed of.
It is prepared only and sold wholesale and retail
at Dr. LEIDY'S Health Emporium, No. 191 North
Second street below Vine: also sold by Frederick
Drown, corner Fifth and Chesnut streets; and Fred
Klett & Co: corner 2tl and Callowhill street, at $.
per bottle, (a halt pint) or six bottles $S
For sale in Carlisle by
May 31,1843.
Wornts: Worms
F parents knew the value and efficacy of Dr.
I
Lenly's Patent Vegetable Worm Tea,they never
would be without it in their families, as children are
subject at all times to Worms.
Dr. Leidy's Worm Tea is composed of vegetables
altogether, and may be given to children of ell ages. -
Directions accompany each paper or package.
Children suffer much, of times,- from so many
things being given them ?or worms, without any el
feet. Much medicine, given ;o children, has a ten
dency to destroy their general health, and they are
more or less delicatetver after.
To avoid the necessity of giving medicine unne
cessarily when you are certain your children have
worms give them at first Dr. Leidy's Worm Ten. It
is all that is necessary.
Reference might be made to several hundred pa
rents in Philadelphia city and county, of the efficacy
of Dr. Leidy's Worm Tea. 'Try it and you will be
convinced.
Price cents a small, and 9,5 cents a large pack
age. Prepared only, And for sale, wholesilo and
Retnil, at Dr. Leidy's Health Emporium,No. 19l
North Second street, below Vine, [sign f the Gol
den Engle and erpents,] Philadelphia.
For sale in Carlisle by
June 14, 1843
Dr. Leidy's Tetter and Itch Ointment.
AN infallible remedy for various affections of the
Skin, removing Pimples, Pustules, and Eruptions,
of the Skin, anti particularly adapted to the cure of
Tetter and the Itch. -
This ointment has been used in numerous schools
throughout the oily and county, as well as Facteriei,
employing numerous girls and boJs,, and amongst
whomVetter and Rehm well another Affeetions of
the Skin; preyailed, with the most unexampled suc
cess. Names of School Teachemas well as Super-'
infendantetittil . Proprietors of Factories,. could,' be
given; confirtningthe above , but for the delicacy they'
feel in having , their llama published in connection
with each loathsome and disagreeable affections: '
Price 25 cents a box. For saki in Carlisle by
STEVENSON..
tr-Os
Jude tii1843.:
,
• • • . • 0 ANT. ••
~CJONSUM PTION, totigh, , Stittting Blocid;
,;To.Consumptives,-Four fi f th s of you are rea ll y
ering from oeglectedColds. ' or on Obstruction
and consequent , antiatrunation; of the ..delicate !Ming
of those tubes, through which the air we breathe to
er dititribtirett to every •,payr of thb 'Tide ob:.
stenothin _produces..pato and sorenesty , hoarseness;
cough, difficulty,, of breathing, .bectio • fever; 'and
Braun's of blond, matter ',. phlegrm. whidlt filially
'exhausts the 41 rength of the patient/And ends in detail.
JaYne's Expectorant never fails to resnoile OW.
,struetion, and; prodUceS .tho most
results:J• It is certain jolts 'effect; and . oaanel,fs I to •
relieie . Ttild had No: O'f.fOrito'fbird
• 41' C.
- :5tit 0 1 ,"...:;:.
• June,44i ) ;144;14;/,
A' .•A A A. =
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• ' q•'•
EISS3
CUNIIIERLANI) VALLEY MUTUAL
PROTECTION COMPANY, being incorpo
rated by an net of the Legislature Dram present ses
sion,and fully oruinizeil and in operation under the
direction of the following board of Alanagers, viz
Thomas C. Atiller, C. P. Ciiilllllllls, John Moore David \V. McCidongli, %Nines IVenkly, George
Martin, William Alnore, Samuel Galbraith, .lames
Greason Thomas Paxton, Win. liarr,Josepli Culver
and A. d. Miller, call the attention of the
ants of Cumberland Valley to the cheapness of their
rates and the many advantages which this ;Mil of
insurance has ever any other.
Ist. Every person
_insured becomes n of •
the company and takes part in the choice of officers
mill.the direction of its concerns.
:NI. For insurance no more is ih•mniiileil than is
necessary to meet the expenses of the Company and
indemnity against losses which unity happen.
311. The inconvenieuceof frequient renewals is a
voided by insuring for a terns of five years.
4th. Any person implying for insurance intuit give
his premium note for the cheapest class at the rate
of five per coitin, which will be $5O on the $lOOO,
for which lie will Imre to pay $4,50 for five years,
and $1,50 for survey and policy, mid nn more unless
less be siistained to a greater amount than the 11111118
011 11111018 Will cover,lolld (hell 110 100t0 Will be requir
ed than n pro rata share. These mites are much
cheaper than those of other companies, except suds
as are incorporated on the same principles.
Insurance is curveted in the following manner. A
person applyin.. tar insurance for property of 'the
cheapest class of " risk for $lOOO will be ellat•getl 5
per cent for five yew 8,0 note amounting to $5O must •
lie given by him, on which lie will be required to pay
5 per emit $2,511, and $1,59 for sum eying and pointy,
and will have no more required of him unless losses
occur and the funds on bands are.not sufficient to
meet them:-
Agents. will appointed ns soon Ms possible in tlif
ferent places to Immod to insurances. and any persons
wishing imtnediately to apply con do'so by sigma',
ing their wish to the officers of the company..
CHAS. P. CUMMINS, Pres.
A. G. MILLER, Sec'y
April 1'2,1843,
Mechanicsburg Line
%tr. , 146 4 2 - s
R;;;4-
T. C. STEVENSON.
11-31
etween alechanieshurg and
Philadelphia or Baltimore..
/VIM subscriber grateful for past favors, begs
leave to inform his friends ami the public
generally, that he still continues to run h line of
burthen Cars regularly, between Mechanicsburg
and Philadelphia or Baltimore, by which goods
and produce of all descriptions will be forwarded
with care and despatch at the lowest rates of
freight.
Pioduce will be received at his Ware Tiouse,in
Mechanicsburg, and forwarded to either Phila•
delphia or Baltimore, according to the direction
of the owner.
il:TTho highest price will be given . for When
and Flour. •
MARTIN MEILEY.
N. B. Plaster of Paris and Salt always kept
on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices.
Re has alsd an hand, at the Depot in Mechanics
burg, for sale, LUMBER, such as Boards,
Shingles, Scantlings, dm. of all kinds,
which will bo sold on libcral terms,
• August 17,1842. •
T. C. STEVENSON.
tf-.43
'archer's
MEM MU lam
MYERS $ lIAVERSPICK haVe just reeeivcd
from the Manufactory at Philadelphia' a large
assortment of L4RI) L.I.II:PS, consisting of
,
'Parloor,Chumberik Study Lamps
with Or without shades; whiCh they w it sell whole
sale or retail at the manufacturer's prides.'
ACtral o Side Reflectors and biass Lamps' of vari
ous patterns. ' "
•
Lit rt . r-t 'll4wrg
The very best Whiter itiliined; bleached Sperm
011, warrooted to MI6 far,'
40 3 25 , per gallon. ,
Best Sperm Coodlesi eeotitper y lS,
4eq. 21 1842.. tr-'s
- CL,EANING;:SCOURING, AND; :DYEING, ;
*AXE .111,40 111 1 **At; '
public „. • ,
#tie totiOntie‘
WTANI abov,e,bueikleis and *IC pv ihe - n ,1400
Opre and attention tip rill
Arei. , ': 4 Ml,4lolol.tiv . hsr ' for;e 10141 1 3 10:
Ateiagc*trerboase,in..C4AVNlky opposite Ed.
opatiblv Public,frat*ltie 'l4 rogpectfolky m
- -
Meda,ciries.
HEM linly.liy,XlN-D.IA Kilwrehtor,
anti sol o iloWlll . 4Third
' w ,C li( lf!' lll . oal -. ll Y* ll PliWitire!l ll ol, l , ll W - ;lYrlit/P:Okl,'`,ot4;
otneisitire cotinterfeits.P;:q:k • ; • :;' :
‘;. These medidinesareiegointnentfeilanalsiveL
Used by the most • intelligent ' pezkalibk hi the tilted:
Stales,l4 numerotts . ProlbisoeS tiuttiPtSbil, etittar,
Colleges, Physicians °CAW' Aeptiind
• floapitals end Alintlioutani i mnd,
bemired Clergynien‘ist.istillis.detteMbnithiti3O.4.:.-
',Vbei 'sec ekpressly prepsiretrforl,faMily
,use; end
have actitliredand unprecedented libiolarity theoush
'ant the United States; iintris tney are kb admirably
calculated to preservd kealth and cure Diseatle,
faMilyillould ever be Without them,- The proprie
tenor these valuable prepiirations received his eiln
eationat one of the best Medlettl Colleges in t'ie U.
States,' anil has had fifteen. years experience in an
extensive and diversified pralitiee, by which he has
bad ample opportunities of acquiring it practidal
knowledge of diseases,Suil of the,retneeies best cal
culated to remove them; 'These prep a rations coit
siskof , ' '
Jayne's,ExPectorant;iivalinlblereniedy for Cough,
Colds, Consumption; Asthma, •Spittiyivof Blood,
Croup, Heaping Cottgli; Bronchitis" Pleitrisy mid in
flammation of the ^ ttink,i or Nhrorit,• l)ifficulty of
Breath lug, and all diseases of the Pailimintiry Organs. ,
Also Jayne's .Hair Pretiervation,
Growth and Beauty of the !Jim., and' which will posi- ,
tively bring in new hair on haltljinails. •
Also Jayne's Tonic Verinifuge,a certain and plea- •
sent remedy for Norms' Dysplisin Piles, and many
other diseases.
Also Jayne's Carminitive Balsam, n cerinin cure
for Bowel and Summer Cornphunts, Diarrhoea, Dy
sentery Cholic, Cramps, Sick Headache, Sour atom
act' Cholera Morbus, and all derangements of the
Stomach and Bewels, Nervous Affections &c. .
Jayne's Sanative Pills, for Female Diseases, Liver
Complaint, Costiveness, Fevers, Inflammations,
Glandular, Obstructions, Diseases of the Skin, &c.
and in all cases where nu Alterative or Purgative
,Heine is required.
For sale in Cat-lisle, by .
May :31,1843,
T. C. STEVENSON'
VALUABLE
IRON WORKS
LOCUM. OALiiEcb
Y utr de of the powers and authority
contained in the last will nod testament o
Mtenner, MOE, dec'd., I now offer for sale, the
Carlisle Iron Works,
Situated on the Yellow Breeches Creek,-d miles
east of Carlisle Pa. The estate consists ot a first ante
e mom 44- Urblaakea g
with Ten - Thousand acres of Land:
A new MERCHANT MILL with fourrun of stone,
finished on the most approved plan. About 500 neves
of the laud are cleaved and highly cultivated, haling
thereon erected
Th - ree. Lamm Bank Barns
and necessary TENANT H OLTSES. The
works nee propelled by the . eIW Breeches Creek
and dip Hailing Spring, which neither fail iiorfreeze.
There are upon the premiseatillthemecessark-•
meta houses, coal houses, carpenteraml smith shops,
and stablitigbuilt of the Most bubsinntinl,materials,
The ore of the best quality - and, inexlmustible,is
within 2 miles of the Furnace. • There is perhaps
no Iron Works in Pennsylvania which possesses su
perior advantages toil offers greater imlncements to
the investment of Capital. The water power is so
great that it might be trztendetho Loy other tomtit-
Meowing purpose. Persons disposed to purchase
will of course examine the property. The terms of
sale will be made known by
MARY EcE,
•
Executrix of Michael Ege,
Carlisle, Oct. - 19, 11342. tf-5
PROTECTION AGAINST LOSS
[BY RAIL 110.81) OR C.RJVAL]
Zlulanm'DbaoLtz.c.
CONSUMPTION OF TMJCIAINGSt
:Arections of the Liver, asthma', Bronchitis,' Faith
or weakness of the Breast or Lungs, Chronic
Coughs, themorrage of the Lunge, und
Vfections•of the Pulmonary Organs.
NATURE'S OWN PRESCRIPTION.
II compound Baliamie Preparation of the Primus
Virginianioor:ii Wild Cherry Bark,"co 'tied with
the Retract ("Tar, prepared by an w c emical
proilegs, approved nod recommended 'by tI • moat
distinguished physiciansond • universally t now
!edged the most valimble medicine ever lino ered.
NO QUACKERY!!! NO. DECEPTION.
Lasetting forth the virtues of this truly great me
dicine, we have no desire to deceive those who are
ladioringunder affliction, nor do we wish to.eulogise
it more than it justly deserves.. Yet when we look
;mound and see the vast iimount of suffering and dis
i
tress occasioned by many of th e mseases n which
this medicine has proved so highly successful, we
feel that we cannot urge its claims too strongly, or
say too much in its favor.
Various remedies it is true have been offered and
pond into notice for the cure of diseases of the
Lungs, and some have no doubt been found very
useful, but of all that have yet been discovered, it Is
admitted by physicians and all who have witnessed
its effects, that none has proved as successful ['sib's.
Such, indeed, are the
SURPRISING VIRTUES
Of this Balsam, that even in the advanced stage of
Cor-raustmori ' after till the most esteemed remedies
of physicist's have failed to effect any change, the
use of this meilielne lass been productive of the
most astonishing relief, nod actually effected cures
alter all hopes of recovery had been despaired of.
In the first stages of the disease,termed "Catarr
hal Consumption,' originnting from neglected Colds,
it has liceis used with undeviating success, and hun
dreds acknowledge they owe the restoration of their
health tot:his invaluable medicine alone. In that
form.of Consampthat.so,prevalentamongst 'delicate
young females,commonly termed debility, or
, "GOING INTO A.-DECLINE,"
A complaint with which thousands are lingering, it
has also proved highly suecessfill,and nut only pos
scales the power of checking the progress of this
alarmingenmplaint, but also strengthens and invig
'orates the System more effeetually than any medi
cine we have ever possessed.
Besides its surprising efficacy in Consumption, it
is equally efficacious in Liver Ca/nye/has,. /sthous,
Brnichitis, and all affections of the Lungs, and has
cured ninny of tlie most 'olistinate eases, aner every
nt -ler remedy failed. on-For particulars see
Dr. Wistar's Tye. ise on Consumption, to be bad ti*
the At :rents.
I`IIEEXT - i.AORDINARY SUCCESS
Arent:ingijie use or tilts meilictite in diseases nit
thy Limps, and the minty singular cures it has el . -
having mititrall . t. attracted , the . attention 01
m w
name plirsicimis, (as well as the . whole Waternity of
mitiVlß)Carintisentrivetures and surmises hail:arisen
resPectiii g its Lomposition some physicians have
sitputis.i;3l it to contain lorlinr,.ntlicrignovont prelim=
-dens sari#-must - contalif 0/e . reury, and to 8(1171C Stiehl
ItillbSllllll,l.l thev each attlibute its efficacy,—
As such opinions are altogether ere(iiNOIII4,AIIII
ciliated to prejudice outfit persons against it, we
oUlt
'that- Renault's nothing of the kind, or any thing
the least injurious; on the contrarV, it is composed
oldie most simple substances, the Cdine , iple of in laid!
see the extracts of TA It : nd.lli4d Cherry ../fork.",
and the whole secret of its efficacy consists in the
mode by which they true prephred. • '• •
As a e hove already iminerMis certifi
cates Prorn44llo highest Jut:11014(y, whi c h ' why"
virtues beyond all dotibt,'we consider, it unnecessary
to exhibit il long list of them in this. mace, and airl
only mention n cases, to show what it has done•
WHILE LIFE REMAINS
WE
_HAVE . STIE.I, SOME HOPE.
A . SURPIUSI'NG CURE.—Amiing the miniy
sin:vital• cores a Inch this inedicine has eireetco,
divvy is perhaps none iii which its, powers are so
fully shown its is the case or Ales. Austin.
'NJs lady lend been consumptive for several years,
.viitl during the greater part of Mistime lad received
the hest medical attention, sod tried all the most
valet:110k! remedies, yet 'itothitig could he Maud to
arrest its progress. She Imcituie subject to violent
fits of coughing, expectertityil large imam hies in
'matter orcastimally thigi il oRh blood, and. step Inc
unit this Wartul disease coillinued its course until
all logos ors' recovery was entirely despaired' of: to this di tressing sittudion,• lingurio%
the %rm . verge or the grave, she commenced the use
of dos Ilalsalm, ttbirh, to me her ono expression.
;oper. ten almost like in elimmt. In it rent days she
co:moor:0d t'reely the 'magi' was gradually sup-
A, 11, :mil every :lay appeared to Add Intuit Vigor
tit her Innks, Mill now, in thl: pinee of that rill:l4.llmd
form nitheriiu to decay, she iv seen mingling in
soci. ,iu better health titan she has enjoyed to
MBE
ttYTelfebre.ll TESTIMONY.-1 Whitened
the n.irprising 61liviwy or Di% wisfiw's thdmilnl of
Cherry, 111 ow e.sc of Ales. Aostio, I cheer.
I'olh :3olotowletlge the' ohm", stateo nl to he true
tool eArrect. J. C. \VAI
I J4enc, M. D.
IVoodstown; geld. 4, 18 11.
1)e-ele Sic—Although Your invaluable medicine Int%
alrem:y tbllllll 11111111E01S of powerthl advocates, it
mat grAtily Mg to you to remit e coin mood
eati... from any one that has been relimad by . it.
Stie;,. Sir, is truly my case. I have been a victim
b t ib t terrible disease Consumption, the many
mom het, and base suffered so much, that I had be
'con• almost weary of my lilh. Hearing your
Ilalmlut so highly praised,"! began takhor it a few
weeks back, and can assure 3 ou it Ints relic% ell me
mot r than any thing 1 .bore ever used before, mid
coloi.lently believe it will titre me
gii r the biltrt..r tile worth of the eticlosedottul oblige
Yours Respectfully, Jou PEA nso Y.
Chester County, Sept. 5,1841.
Friend Wistar—lt gives me much pleasure to in
hull, thee that my wife's health has improved veil
mach since she has 'web using thy Ilalsaltu of Wild
Cheery, and we think there is no doubt but that it
will cure her. She has taken the two bottles 1..p1t.
chased from thee a short time since, and lier cough
is much letter .she also sleeps well at niglitond
so, s she i founo niunitig• to give her so much re
lief. 'I bee will please give the hearer two bottles
more for - Thy
P.OviituD Hot:stns.
am
Lancaster county,July 18,1841.
Dear Sir—Please send me two homes of your
genuine Balsalin of Wild Cherry. I have been af
flicted with Consumption for the last two yettes i mid
stiGeml very much with a severe couglr, pains in
my breast, difficulty of breathing, night sweats, Ste.,
and having tried numerous remedies, and also been
under several doctors, yet I could not find any thing
to relieve me until used Rome ofyour Bahian]. I
Fat one bottle (tom a neighbor nimine who is lining
it, and have found such wonderfid relief frofn it that
I have n° doubt it will pure Inc effectually.
Very cespertfidly yoursAo.
lionEltT /10331 AN.
•
mt. - Read the following from Dr. Jacob Hoffman,
a PiSysician of extensite
,practiae Rs Huntingdon
county:
Dear Sir--I'procured one Wide of Dr + Wistar's
.11alsalm of Wild Cherry, from Thotnas Reed, Esq.
or this place, and tried it in a• case of obstinate
Asthma on a child of Paul Schwebie,ln width many
other remedies had been tried without any relief.
The Balsalm gave sudden ielier u mul in illy Opinion
the child is efledunlly cured hy its Use.
Yours, &e. • JiCO9 HUIFFMAN;Si. D.
December 22d, .
Dear Sir--Yonr Balsa!to of Wild Cherry has af
fected some astoMabing cures here. One of which
is an old lady, Mrs. Russell, who had been suffering
for a long time with shortness of breathing, and gen
eral wmaknes,s until she was filially obliged to, keep
her bed. After various other remedies had been
resorted to in vain . ohe commenced usingyour Bel
salm,and after tak ing two bottles;was so far recover
ed as to-hd able to attend to' all the duties of her
house, and on taking two bottles more was entirely
cured. _Respectfully, Ike. , . ' •
Pottsville, Pa.
• , JOHN S.C.. MARTIN..
CAUTION.—As there ris a alluring miletnre
called Syrup of Wild Cleiry, purchasers should be
very: porde - Mar to ask for, Dn. - WISTAIVS DAL.
SAM. and observe his simmturp on tlm Bottle. • •
Prepared for .the proprietor; push sold at 'whole
sale by Willia m s Ciza:ChrtOkte; .49',21t Minor
'street, Philadelphia . .
144n4:41.1ittletby , ,
SAM-1E L.. gLIJOTT
In.Shi . ppen9burg Hat,
ilabuig by JoAn Wyptb, , Jrclariesititer.
Cb4inberebtirt by Le:ti , is Dpni; and 100111Wev!ity
town and village throughont the 44h0 ;z:
00 a •
Itoverabem ftsl}B4stA.-. - 4.;;;..: 1 ,
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:vioi4t of. the yta
BEST quatirs.;:mt,ie,eatfl-fuld
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Biateks'Deedie ;as
ci-f.,,r,V3ALEIA
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tolloWing Indispensable family yen
*alit - and at, the village drug stor
inid,,oori,at eying country store in the eta
Remember and never get them unless th
have the fae-sintilti signature of
• on the wraPP, as all oth,
kik tho Othe names are base impositions an couriA
feite: If tlie merchant nearest you. has the in.
'urge him
vial
them at 11 . Maidemlan , t
next time ho vitilt4 New York; or:to write for et
Aro jraillily :Auld week vithouA thee re nth
BALDNESS
BALM CIF,COLUMBIAiFOR THE HAII
•which will atop it if falling.odt, or:restore It on bal
places; and on children make it grow rapidly, or o
thaw who have,lost tho hair from any cause.
ALL VERMIN that infest the fteads of childre
in schools, are . preraiited or killed it at once.—
Find the. name of Iffieggifeirdireo
t, or never try it. Rediirtbei. !pi aitvays,
RHEUMATISM, and LAMENESS
positively cured, and all shrivelled muscles and limb,
are restored, in the old or young, by the INDIAS
VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT
but never without the name of Comstock & Co: oil it.
come on, Wyatt use the only true Mu' Ltiummix,rettli
fg s M ll °c/i gC`• ALL SORES.
and every, thing relieved by it that admits of an out.
ward applOation. It acts like a charm. Use it.
HORSES that have Ring-Bone,' Spavin,
4r.p.oire eared by itoovs' Ol:setvie ; and
Poundeked horses entirely cured by Roofs•
Founder Ointment. Mark this, all horsemen.
. . •
Dailey's Magical Pain Ex
tractor Salve...4mo moat extraordinary
remedy over invented for all new or Old
outlands, It Will tako out all pain in ton minutea,
and no failure. It will cure the PI LE:S
. .
LIN'S SPREAD PLASTERS.
A better and more nice end useful article-never Mid
made. All - should - Wc - i — tr them regularly.
CENT'S TEMPERANCE BITTERS:
en the principle of substituting the in place of
the stimulant principle, which has reformed so many
drunkards. To be used with
•
LiN's BLOOD PILLS, superior to &
..pers for cleansing the system and the humors street.
•g the blood, and foi all irregularities of the bowels
nd the Ronerni henlth.ny 4 ... . Agi, ~. . ~,
ISee Dr. Lut's sig. 0 110 C if 02 — • Ur tf,VjjiM .
- imm.............._.-
HEADACHE
DR.SPOHN'S HEADACHE REMEDY
will effectually cure' sick headache, either. from the
NERVES or, bilious. Hundreds of families arc
using it with great joy.
DR. SPOHN'S EIAIXIR OF HEALTHs
orthe certain preiention of FEVERS or itny.
general sickness; keeping the' stomach'in most' er.
feet order, the bowels regular, and a determination to
the surface. ..0 D S COUCH'S!
pains in the bones, hoarsenesi, and DROPSY'
ate quickly cured by it. Know this.by trying.
CORNS.—The French Plaster is a sure cure
c y4t;l
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<,.. it-_ ‘.: - t "S- , ; , 2, b --,:.---
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hulr any shado you wish, but will not color tho skin.
SARSAPARILLA. COMSTOCK'S COM.
POUND EXTRACT. There is no other prepare:
tion of Sarsaparilla that can' exceed or equal this.
If you are sure to get Couvrocs's, you will find
superior to all others. It does not require puffing.
311:11.111L4! 3r._47111111 -
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OELeSTIAL BALM
OF CHINA. A positive cure for the piles, and all
external ratings—all internal irritations brought to the
surface by friction with this Balm ;—so in coughs,
swelled or sore throat, tightness of the chest, this Balm
applied on a flannel will relieve and cure at once.=
Fresh wounds or old sores are rapidly cured by it. ,
Ilk. bartholemein's
willlnavent or cure ali incipient consumption.
OUCHS & COLDS
taken in time, and is a delightful resatedy. Bement.
tier the .nemei and get Comstoek!.,
KOLMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE
eradicate all \A/ ORM S in children or adulta
with a certainty quite astonishing. It is the same a.:
that made by stock, and sells with a rapidity ,
almost incredible, by Comstock 4 Co., New York.
TONI DROPS. KLlNE'S—cure effectually.
Etw:cearnct7=3;i:ththe 721 8 giiPla ws, Val
By applying to our agents in each town and
village, papers may be bad free, showing . the most
respectable names in the country for these facts, so
that no one can fail to believe tbem.
(,-Be sere 1011 call fer inir articles, and not
be put OWielth any stories; that Otheiti are as
good. HAVE THESE Ole NONE, should be
your motto—and .thus mow ran be Mu and &mint
without our names to that. AU these arttelen to be
had wholesale and retail only of us.
/ 11,7 LI / W4 4 flealll bruggiatifr
Ya44,,Aeilditir
For . sale in Oarliele, - by •'
• „ SAMUEL. ELLIOTT, •
M YERS .434 HAVERSTICZ.
. • T.. C. S.VEVENSON.
• CHEAP BLINDS
B. J. W/LAMS, No. 12 . -North Smut ,Steed•
above • ltiarkee. Philadelphia, Chem Hattie.
• awl §iFit Painter and Glazier
..,nifran Bliril hlspiufac!uret::s.,i
bait" apd faOhlatiatile assortment•• 0r...
.E7l, uLtNps altvoys' on htintl,"which for 'variety,
.beauty, and style of . vvOritrlstinship, Will eked those
of
.an • o her r a I,;p) e the t i t i tc , xmrsi
vi o, sold st..tti lowe#t.tiiicel4 wholesztle,and;'
retlil.
Count6 , l6lcrelutige suolibo *MI 1 , 4!,74,51anty
the shortest notice: . .".
Ohl Blinds ryptiuted and jr4,,,cii.,o4itk4o4}cept,
notitp.. . , •
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Philatlelptia;Settltilser
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- Ht subsertifibe respectfully finformer.
.._ the Publieihnt he has coOrimetieq tlte,l4Ef
1 .:... Et.,:, scotraiNg, .ob4gl. at'the oliptfecdr,
, N9rilivv,e4!scl.otitlieritivet,wheityhb'is te loy et all'
allies te'lllo'hlriork:,it Ills tine..et ...hhtlitessiat ttie;-
ebortediftitielfina OD retilionitNe'terOvv, ~ ,
•fit4i3LAiit.'' •
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