his countenance, iespired a deep emotion in
_the assembly. All the courtiers prostrated
themselves upon the marble floor. They
thought they saw again the young and glori
ous Soliman in one of those audiences when
he made the rebellious pashas quail before
him.
After a moment `of respectful silence, the
cry of " Long live Amurath l" shook the roof
of the seraglio, and was eelio3d in the Is
tance by the crowd who were thronging to
ward Saint Sophia. ,At the same moment
the body of Mustapha fell lifeless to the
ground. The time-piece slowly struck the .
hour, and the muezzin, in a solemn voice,
'repeated from the cupola, "it is eight o'-
clock I" •
tittit pfolkg.
THE TREE THAT NEVER FADES.
",Mary," said George, "next summer I will
not have a garden. Our pretty tree is dying
and won't have another tree as long as I live.
I will have a bird next summer and' it will
stay all winter."
"George, don't you ,remember my beauti
ful canary bird, and it died in the middle of
summer, and we planted bright flowers in the
garden where we buried it ? My bir,d did not
livens long as the tree?"
"Well I don't see as we can love anything.
Little brother died before the bird, and
loved him better than any bird, tree or flower.
Oh ! I wish we could have sometking.to love
that would not die." .
" (l'eorge let us go into the house. I don't
want to look at- our tree any longer."
The day passed. During the school hours
IReprge, and Mary had almost. forgotten that
their tree }vas dying, but at evening as they
drew thCir chairs to the table where their
mother was sitting, and began to arrange the
seeds that had been from day to day gather
ing, the remembrance of thcii tree came ap
on them.
"Mother," said Mary, "you may give those
seeds to cousin John ; I never want another
garden."
"Yes," added George, "you give them all
away. If I could find some seeds of a tree
that would never fitde, I should love to have
a garden. I wonder if there ever was such
a garden, mother?"
"Yes, George, I have read of grcitleu
Where the trees never die.''
"A real garden, mother?"
" Yes, my son. In the middle of the gar-
den I have been told, there runs a pure, river
of water, clear-as crystal, and on each side is
the.. nee ff Life—a tree that never fades.—
The garden is Heaven. There you may live
and love forever. There will be no death—
on fading - there. Love the Saviour here, and
He «ill prepare you to dwell in those green
pastures, and besides those still waters."
TILE TEACHER BTumrEn.—l happened in
a school room one bay, while a class of very
small dogs and girls were reciting a lesson
in arithmetic. It was about their first les-
son
"Five from five leaves how many?" asked
the teacher of a little girl of stank; 'six years
of age
After a momcnt's reflection, she answered
"five."
"How do you make that out 7" said the
teacher
Fielding her little. hands out toward him,
she said, "here are five fingers on my right
hand, and five fingers on the other. Now, if
I take the five fingers on my left hand away
from the fingers on my right hand, won't five
remain!"
The teacher was stumped and obliged to
knock under
WASHING A _LITTLE SWEARERS MOUTII.-
' The Ali foroi a-Christian Atiruettie says,:."A n
intelligent lady of our 'acquaintance, whose
little boy NV (IS beginning this talk,' anxious to
express to her child her horror of profanity,.
hit on the novel process of washing out his
mouth with soap suds whenever he swore,—
It was an effectual cure. The boy under
stood his mother's sense of the corruptiOn of
an oath, and the taste of suds, which together
produced the final result..
THE WAY TO TfAKEREPunrcANs. — To make
any nation of people republicans, do not at
tempt to rffthould the grown up men i for like
the sturdy oak: that will not bend, so be, be
comes firmly planted in theprinciples,of his
early education, and the eloquence of reason
and truth to him is lost. Rather take the in
fant in,its cradl . e / which, like a twig, as it is
bent, will incline—hence no nation can tho
roughly eradicate despotism and monarchy
is one g..moration.—_lmerican Sentinel.
I===ii
rE.F.),,,The Oats ar`e 4o short „in the vicinity
or Albany, that a.fanner intends„to cut his
with a Coapiieqiiimb and a pitir of scissors.
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•
00 T W ASH. I --R,:iuiifiA White
Teeth IlleaLthyll urns and a Swint I:reati —All with
are desirous of obtaining thesebenefitS should . use
MAN'S (`I lAPRATED TOOTII WASH. This delicious
article combines K. many meritorions qualitlesi that it
has now become a r tandard favorite with the citizens of
New York. Philadelphia and 'lslamise. 'I/elitists tr
scribe it in their practice most succe:sfuily! and from
every source the most nattering, laudations are awarded
It.
Inflamed and bleeding gums are Immediately benefit
t by its use; its action upon them is mild,_suothing
and effective. It cleanses the teeth to thoroughly. that
they are made to rival pearl •in whiteness, and diffuses
through the mouth such a delightful freshness that the
breath is rendered exquisitely sweet. It disinfects those
impurities ithiola tend to produce decay. and. asn eon
sequence, when these are removed the teeth , must al•
ways remain sound. Head the following from Dr. J. A.
Carman:
Mr. F. Zernian—Slr: Having used and remnimended
your Tor th Wash in my practice for some time, I find It
the most effectual Dentritice In use, and therefore recom
mend it to the public.
Dr. 3. A. CARMAN. Dentist,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Rend the following testimony:
ZramAN—hear fir: I have fully tested the merits
of your valuable Tooth Wash. and ran, without hesita
tion. recommend it as the best that has come under my
notice during an experience as Dentist of more than six
teen years. It cleanses thil, Teeth, soothes and lundens
irritated Gums. and imparts a delicious fragrance to the
Breath. From tho mouths of those who make use of it,
however, it will certainly speak for itself.
UM D. Sentvm.v, - Siinztxm Dentist,
south Tenth st., Philadelphia.
It is used and recommended by eminent Dent
ists in New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore. and I Mei:
cities who're it has been introduced. All should give It
a trial.
tly - Prepared only by Francis ri.ortnan. Druggist nod
Cheanist,, Philadelphia. and sdd wholesale and retail
1 4 ainuel Idlintt. Carlisle, .1. dlortdieinter, Nleehaniesburg.
.1. I Errn,n. Newville, .1. C. Will isms. I , llippensburg, and
by all Drn..reists at only '25 rents per bottle.
FNLEPSY Can be Cured. Lake's
\ - Eli i.T Alll, COMPOUND, for the cure of fill
i.r.r,v or FITS is performing more wonderful cures than
any other medicine 3et known ni before the public.—
PRICE FIVE 111.1:A HS A aorri.r.
'rho proprietor has in his possession numerous certifi
cates. narrating. the astMiising and miraculous - cures
elloeted by this medicine. and directs attention to the
fills ~rilv. to assure tlmse who areas,, unfortunatt
to-be alit t,l itt the terrible disease heretolirc regard
ed incurable, that IA preparnthin IS ALMOST IN F LIA
BLE IN ITS CISItg
. .
From Mrs. Brooks, widow of Maj...lns: Brooks, liar of
Comae:int, V.
CoNSUAUT, . •
Mr. Lkms—Sir: Please mend me another bottle of
Fit \ledieine, ns 1 1110 not like to be without it on hand.
\t hen 1 commenced giving the medicine to my son Ed
gar. i.e had fr‘qn one to three fits Isar Oiiy. Ile has now
taken the 1110,liellig over five months, and has had. I
thinkL.PuLtwo litsin that time. :mkt hose very]
hair and mind are very much imps wed: 1111(1, by
the bb . SAlag of lied. l feet that the medicine will restore
his testy and mind to their wonted activity. Ile is 2S
years obi. and has had fits over 12 years, which have
been - very frequent.-and-very-destruetivo to -him onsti:
tution and mind. Hundreds of dollars have been. ex
pended for medicine to-" cent: FITS." but nothing has
relieved hint until housed your medicine. Respectfully
yours, POLLY BROOKS.
From .Itnisclh,Landon, County .Superintendent of the
Ashtabula County Infirmary.
Hisosvitts. Feb. 4, 1R53..
' Mr. Z. LAKE—Sir: Please send a few more bottles' of
your Fit Medicine," I may not need it. but think saf
er to keep It on hand. Your tuedleine has done wonders.
I gave It to Miss Jane Delano; she has had fits for 26
years. brought on by having the measels when but four
years old. which could not lie brought out.to the surface.
After taking the m 110114) a few days; ans 1.111) a "FINE
COOP OF Id EASELS. "and has had.no fits since. She had tits
or symptoms almost daily. Sho and her father concur
with me in saying that. we believe the medicine has or
will work a perfect cure. I also gave the medicine to
Miss Jane Ilendershn and Aria Corby, wherliaVe had fits
almost daily. for a number of years. Their' fits have
(-cased. and I believe the medicine will have the desired
effect. Much money has been expended by the friends
of the above patients for doctoring, all to no purpose.—
The cure was-left for your medicine to perform, and I
can cheerfully recommend it as a valuable dlsixivery.
Respixtfully yours, JUDSON LANDON,
Superintendent Ashtabula Cu. Infirmary.
Prepared and sold at wholesale by Z. LIKE, Conneaut,
Ohio.
E V. WELLER, traveling agent.
Sold by S. W. Ilat•erstkk. Carlisle; E 11. Thomas, Mo-
elinialesGurg: I). W. (ims.q, Ilarrisburg
darbware.
101 IN P Ll'N'E—Wholesale and Re
, tall dealer In American, English and German
Alit/WARE, 011N.Paints, hr., A. Mechanics, builders
and the public generally, who are in want of Hardware
of any kind, arc Invited to call in and
!aniline my unusually larg stock cf
•a. goods, which i am selling at very low
pr ces. Just stop in; it will only detain you a very
few minutes to be convinced that what everybody rays
—that Lyn's Is decidedly'. the place to get good 'goods at
law prices—must be true. LYNE'S I lard ware Store, '
{Pest Side North Hanover street.
H A T 00K
1 !IP.'II,E
•WA R
TIM - subscriber In conslquence of ill-health, offers his en
tire stock of HAIM ARE to any person or pwsons w tith
ing to enter into the Hardware business. Ile having so'
resolved In quitting the business, will give a largalo,
besides his iniluentwand custom. Any one desirous of
getting into this business will do well to call sewn, tur d
If not disposed of by the let of October next, ho will
then cummence selling off at cost at the old and well
known stand, In North Hanover stroet, next door to
Charles Maglaughlin's Hotel. JACOB SENEIt.
ti A F ItESII AlturivAL
lIENYR SAXTON. The
subscriber havinereturned from the city would call the
attention of his friends and the public
,generally to the
large and well selected assortment of Hardware which he
has jtlst.rectilved,consisting in part of BUILDING MA
TERIALS, nalls,serews, hinges, locks, bolts. glass. putty,
prints, oils, &c. TtabLS,—edgu tools; saws and planes of
every description with files, rasps, hammers, anvils, &c.
A general assortment of SHOEMAKERS AND SAD
DLERS' TOOLS, together with morocco, lining and bind
ing skins, shoe thread, wax, pegs, lasts, harness mount
ing, saddletrees, &c.
00ACII - PRlM3llNG—canvass (plain, enamelled, fig:
tired andfershossed;) - patent and enamelled leather,
springi, hubs, spokes, felloos, shafts, dm., &e.
Cabinet Makers will find altrge assortment of warn-
Ishes, mahogany and walnut veneers, moulding, rosettes,
halreloth, curled hair, ke.
• The stock of Iron is large and, well ,selected, compris
ing all the kinds in general use, as hammered and rolled
iron of all sizes, flat, bar and band iron ' round) square
and oval iron, horse-shoe Iron and nail rods, Native largo
lot of cast and spring steel, English and American blis
ter-steel, &c.
Housekeepers and those about commencing will fled it
to their advantage to call and examine our cutlery, brit
tannin and plated ware pans, kettles, cedar ware, baskets,
&c.
In addition to ilio - allove we have received a splendid
assortment of WALL. PAPER, making the stock com
plete, and at such prices as cannot fail to give satisfac
tion. We invite all friends to call, knowing it will be to,
their own advantage. Remember the old stand, East
High Street, Carlisle, Pa.
Oct. 12, eSS3.- •• . . . HENRY -SAXTON.
4, - IRESII ARRIVAL . HARD
.
W A R E.—The subscriber having returned from
the city has just opened for the Fall trade a largo and
well selected stock .of foreign and -domestic Hardware,
embracing everything usually found In that line of Int,
sines. The attention of friends and the public generally
is respectfully directed to the assortment on hand, as
suring them that goods of alt kinds will be sold for cash
at a very small advance ou manuEteturersprices. Re
member the old stand, East Main Street, Carlisle, Pa.
Aug 30, 1854. ' IL SAXTON.
TAKE NOTICE.—That all persons
about eonnumeneing llousekeeping and others In
want of them, ran got supplied with Knives 'and Forks,
Spouts, Ladles, Coffee Mills, Paps, Kettles,l:! , ad-Irons,
&e., on thelowest,rates by
IL SAXTON.
p11,0( 1 11 A LONG' f.z ETA INTJ,S—J ust
rmeived a few Long and Square Iho. Sliau
anti for salt, by O. W. 111 fNFIC.
Fl l lll 4 l' GREATEST I'ASC' !OVERY OF
Tilt; AllE—Farmers, Families and-others, can pun
chase 110 remedy equal to Dr. TOBIAS' Venetiati Lini
ment. fgr Dys.t.,y. Cone, ('rcup.Chronic I.lmumatism.
QuinseY, Sore Throat,' Toothache, Fen Sickness, Cuts.
burns, Swellings. Old Sores, ylus.luito, lilies, Insect
in tilt Limbs, Chest. bank. le. If it does
nut give relief, the money will Le refundefiall,that Is
asked, is a trial, and use it according toldlrertions. 7he
article is an English remedy, and was used Ly Wm. IV,
King of England. and certified to by him, no a biro f r
Rheumatism. when over) thing else recommended by his
physicians had failed.'
Over 10,000.000 of bottles havebeen sOdl in the Unit
ed States, without a single failure. and hale
stated that it was worth slo per bottle. they lICN or
would be Wit-hot - at it. In case of ('coup, as it IS' ns certain
its it is applied. It cures Toothache In three minutes:
Headache In half an hour. and Cholera. when first tak
en, In a few hours. It is perfectly innocent to take in
ternally. and has the recommendation of many of the
most eminent Physicians in the United states. Price,
Si and 50 MAR.
'Tobias has also put up a Liniment fkr !forms in
pint bottles, which is warranted—t hercrr and better
than any other. for the cure of Colic, Galls. SNI ethrgs,
old Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Scratches, Cracked Heel. "cc.—
Price, 50 cents..
Dr. Tains could MI a dozen newspapers with tl e cer
tificates and letters received. relating to the WI uderfol
cures accomplished by his 'Liniment. lut c n !idols that
warranting it is sullicient, as any perstn who dces not
obtain relief, need not pay fcr it. here has 1 ten so
much worthiess . medicine a Id to the public 1114 l r
To
tins wishes his art He to re4t nu its own n Grits, atd if
Ate-gives-theNalup-of-tho-nmey.--recvived, Lettsks
the patronage of the puldie. not othet wi•e.
Ult. TOBIAS' °Mee, 240" GREENWICH Slrcetl New
York.
For sale by'A. Seventh and Chestnut streets:
Ilyott A: Son, 132 N. Seeond street; T. It. Calleneer.
S. Third street, and by the Drugpists through , ut t'd
rnited States.
a partiele of Mercury in it. An infallible remedy for
E%ii, Itlaminatistmf ole4 Mato Cutaneous
Eruptirus, Pimples or Pustules on the 1'4,...,1th-trims.
IA Chr.mir 444:8, Worm or Ittter. Feald
(lead, Enlargethlmt and Pain of the Bones and Joints.
;Althorn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders. Lumbago. Spinal
Complaints and all diseases arising. fr , in an it judicious
Use of 3lereury, imprudence in Life, nr Impurity of t
Ith sal.
This -valuable Medicine, Odell lias,lweorno celetratrd
for the number of extraordinary rums effected through
Its agency, hits induced the proprietors, at the urgent
request of their friends, to offer it to elle public, a hid,
they do with the - utmost confidence in its •Irfiles and
wonderful curative prepertivs. The .Ilowing certificates
selected from , - large number. are however, stronger tes
timony than the mere word of the proprietors; and are
all from gentlemen well known in their localities and of
the highest reepectability, many of them residing in the
city of Richmond: Va.
F. BOYDEN, Esq., of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond.
known every where. Fay! , he has seen the Medicine rail.
ed Caarim's SPAYI2III MtvitteE administered In over a
hundresicasesOn, nearly all the diseases for which it is
recommended with the most astonishingly geed results.
Ile says It Is the most extraordinary, medicine he has
ever seen.
AeiFE AND FEVER—fireat Cure—l hereby rertif:'
that for three years I had Ague and Fever of the most
violent description. 1 had several Physicians, toek Mrs ,
quantities of Quinine. Mercury, and I believe all .the
Tonics advertises'. but all without any permanent relief.
At last I tried Carter's Spanish Mixture, two bottles of
hich effectually cured me and I am happy to say I
have had neither Chills or Fever since. I consider It the
best Tonic in the world, and, the only medicine that ever
reached my case. JOHN LONGIIEN.
MUM
Beaver dam, near likcbmond
O. Is. LUCK. ESQ., now in the city of Richmend:and
fir many years in the Post Office. has'such confidence in
the . astonishing efficacy of Carter's Spanish
that he has Isiught upwards of 80 lx tiles which he has
Oren away to the afflicted. Mr. Luck says he has neN
er knoln it to fail when taken according to directions.
lir. MINCE. a practising physician, and formerly of
the City Hotel In the city of Richmond. says he has
wit
neared, innumber of instances, the eifects of Car
ter's Spanisli Mixture, which Were truly surpris
ing. lie says in a case of Consumption, dependent on
the Lher, the good effects were wonderful indeed.
SAMUEL M. DRINKER,-of the firm Drinker &Mor
ris, Ilicinnond,-was cured of Liver Complaint of 8 years
standing by the use of two bottles of Carter's Spanish
Mixture.
, . .
GREAT CURE OF SCROFI , LA:—:The Editors of the
Richmond Republican had a servant employed in their
press room cured' of \ bdent , Scrofula combined with
Rheumatism, which entirely disabled him from wet k.—
TWO tacttleS of Carter's Spanish Mixture Made n perfect
cure of him. and the editors in a public notice. say they
"cheerfully recommend it to all who are afflicted with
.any disease of the blood." '
STILL ANOTDER • CURE OF SCROFULA—T had a
*cry valuable boy cured of Scrofula by Carter's Spanish
Mixture. 1 consider: it truly a valuable medicine.
JAMES M. TAILOR.
Conductor on the R. F. & P. R. R. Co. Richmond, Va.
' Mr. John Thompson, residing in the city of Rich
mond, was cured by three bottles of Carter's Spanish
Mixture of Salt Rheum, which he had nearly 20 yearn.
and which all the physicians of the city would not cure,
Mr. Thompson Is a wall known merchant in the city of
Richmond, Va., and his cure Is most remarkabl . •
Principal Depots at M. WARD. CLOSE o, No. S 3,
Maiden lane, New York. • ..
T. W. DYOTT & SONS, No. 132, NOA 2d st.,
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BENNETT 6: BEERS, No. 12.1 Main- at., Richmond,
And for rale by S. Elliott. S. 11'. Ifaverstlek. Carlisle;
Inn Da,', Mechanicsburg; 1. 11. Herron, Newvillel J. C.
Altic, Shippensburg, and by dealorsln medicines every
where. .
HAVE you a cold ?—Galloher's Elixir
has acquired a Just celebrity for the cure of all
diseases arising from seven) colds, and its efficacy bas
been attested and approved by hundreds of our nu.ste re
spectable citisens. In every instance - Itnniediati) relief
has been given, as the following certificate from—those
who have tried It beans testimony. Manufactured and
for sale by
JAMES GALLAHER, Agent.
We the undersigned do certify that we hey° used Gni
10her's preparation for Consumption. Colds.,..lllseasee of
the Lungs. !Aver. !Le., and having experienced immedi
ate relief therefrom would recommend It to all afflicted
in that way.
Tlns. 11. Sidles, Mrs, N. Gould, 11. 11. McCoy, E. 1..
Wolf. Peter Monyor, 11. S. Hackett, Joseph Lobach, N.
W. Wriods.
Carlisle, April 25, 1554-Iy. ' • •
' V iIE WONDER OF. THE AGE
For the cure of Saltrheum,
Sores, Chapped or Cracked hands, Burns or $ll
or Wounds, iltcu, Inflammation of the Breast,
insects, Fha•o lips. Pimples 011 the . Face, and
Out and SOWS on ('hildren, and all MR.:A:WS of t
This Ointment will cure the I 4 alit hewn and Burns. or
Chapped hands. quicker and sneer than any other medi
cines of the kind before the public.
To substantiate the above, I can give 1 breds of cer
tificates. but I consider it no use. tot (any pim)ii 'run do
the same,•if they have f).4.4i15. for even a worthless ar
tiele) I rek., solely on thSill\elltsi of the Ointment for the
.puhlio patronage.
N. single box of this Ointment will keep any
11..i.11:t1110 . ,-11311.6,11.t
them imp .4. 1'1,14 . er er ;41 i.n,l,j.:und and in Will h.
hr; order all \ toter. Pi opm ed amt s.ld by
No.NROF. 1:111:Vb.
No twat mk.
Fold alto I s the lirticebds,:todCountky,
11.11111 t . 2;1 ..l.ntS 1./ . 2A, X.
•
31inicines.
Plitt anb - appintss -
tro itt sous $ pangtins of afflittion
Dr. C. L. KEIL' N.G,.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND ACCODCHEUR,
Dr. Kattnia announces to tho afflicted that be
is a regular graduate of the best Medical Collegr
in the United States, and, during many 'years of
very extensive practice, has been familiar with
every form of disease, and succeeded in curing the
most hopeless cases, even when 'abandoned by the
regular faculty. His perfect knowledge of the hu
man system enables him to adapt the means to the
end, so as to produce the most astonishing results
Tho alarming pro Valence of'diseaso, and the often
Imperfect medical treatment the present day, ha:-
induced him to make known ma NEVER-FAILING.
REMEDIES, that those that mown may rejoice, and
the afflicted leap for joy. ''ALL, no matter wile•
their disease may be, can rest assured of tlndink
relief, and therefore should not delay a moment.
Writo.discase and syniptoms full and plain, and
you can receive an answer by return mall freel
stating tho medicine required and the price of it.
Address, C. L. HELMER, M. D., Mechanicsburg,
Cumberland county, Pennsylvania.
• N. 13.—The Doctor will attend patients at en 3
'distance, when required.
- --V- E ILCO3IP.LA.D.;T, 1) v , l4k.psitl,,
J l--V.
.I,,wmitieu, Chronic or Neryous del ility, itisatib r
he Kidn and all di soaves arising f iim
!Ac r or monmeli, such as Constip Ltd , n iust.vd piles
fulness of Medd to the lurid, acidity id the stomach
nausea, hearilatrn, diEgust f r fetal, farness i•r Gofgld i 1
tilo st,mitelt, sour eructations. shil, lug or fluttering at
the pit of the stiitniteb. sititunting of the head, b writs
and difficult breathing. fluttering at the beat t. Oink in'
or suffocating setts:tains when in a 13 Wiz le , stlire, din
ness of vision, tints or webs before ... tat vight Geier imo
dull pain in the head, defleioney.of perspiration.yellow
DOSS of the skin and eyes, pain in the side: I nids, c hest,
limbs, At, sudden flustdis of heat. burning in the flesh
o instant imaginings of evil, and great depression tif spur
its. can be effectually enrol by Int. Boort CEI.I .
1111ATED IfIIII7IIAN 111TTEI1S. prepared by lat. C. M
JACKSON, No. P.M Arelf,Stretit, Philadelphia.
Their Ismer over the above diseases is not excelled. li
- um:tiled. by any other preparation in the United:it/des
as the cures attest, in many cases after skilful physi
clans had failed.
Tliee bitters nro worthy the attention of invalids.—
Possessing great a irtues in the feetillratlon" of disease+,
of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising. the mss'
searching powers in weakness and , affections of the di
gestive organs, they are withal safe, certain and plea
unt:
Lead nod be corn ince& Testimony of the bighes
character! lion. Oro. STHOOP, Judge rf the bistri , I
Court in Perry county. Pa.. Nov. ISth. 1:02.. said:
Virur " lloothimis Eerman•llitters" has been In us ,
In our place over a year past, and to the. astonishment 0
many has performed wonders. We may notice a few in
stances that halo come under our own immediate no
tkio—alinost every persmi who has stopped at the hotel
of Win. Lackey, one year shire. preilkted from his ema
ciated countenance and del slily, that he ,'eoihd not livi
much longer. Ile was unable to attend to his 'business.
and for the greater part Of the time vonfined tolds room
We recommended him to try the German hitters: he die
and to the surprise of all his friends hu.kowiw able t,
attend to his usual I:Miness and perfinmi manual Int or
The case of Henry. Asper. a stone mason. whom no , n.
supposed would ever recover from the debility of his sys
tem, but was looked upon as fast approaching the glary
trek eight or nine bottles of the Fitters during the last
winter, and this summer he has been Ito the surprise of
all who knew his mute)• following his trade. The case of
IVilliam Mtn phy Is no less astonishing. Ile too was 1,
far reduced as to induce the mineral belief that the gravi
alone would, hp, his only remedy. Mr. Lackey reCom
mended' him to try the iloofiatufs fierman Bitters; hi
is now apparently a well man, and able to do a hard day',
work. We could mention many other rases of a shill:II
eharactoro/f ,it were necessary. I myself derived mud
benefit from their use. I have given considerable of it
away. not for your benefit alone, Im.o.o'relieve suffering
humanity, and let me assure you I amsnleased to sco ti,,
lumpy result. To the attilicted„...w,9 say, try them fairly
and 1 Will ',Chi - rant relief."
These 'litters are worthy the attention of Invalids
possessing great power in the ref:torsi ion of n healthy
action of: the liver and the lesser glands, giv hog tone t ,
the stomach and nervous system. and bringing the sew
tent generally to a high stifle of health.
For sale by S. W. 11am:stick and S. Elliott, Carlisle:
Ira Hay. Meelianiesburg; .1. IL Herron, New:villa: J. S.
Attic, igtippensburg, and by dealers in medicines every
where.
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Treatise on the Diseases of Fe
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log of thd highest impivrtann
to dartrried peoPle.'or those con
tompinting marriage. fly. WWn. YOUNIJ, Mv-U-.--Gratitoth
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eret obligations of married life witheut reading the keel
et .11:ssulapins. Let 110 one b uttering fern
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Melt the whole train of Dyspeptic sensation e. nyyd.give
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. YOUNti, Su. 102 Forum street, l'hiladelphi
Post paid.
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static.; Dr. Ye nog to 1110 i•011ft14.11.• of the
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