tittle „folito.
THE ChILD AND ITS ECHO.
Little Charles,iniew nothing of zSe\*llo
Once while playing by himself in4a, field'
he cried out, "Ho i hop 1" Mid immediately
a voice from a little wood close by repeated,
"Re ; hop I"
Being surprised at this, he called out, "who
are a }•ou ?" the same voice replied, "who are
you?" On this .he cried out you are a stu
pid felloW that was of course the answer.
At this, Charles being much displeased be
gan to Call all the abusive names he could'
think of, and these same expressions all secin
ed to come back to him. "I never met with
such insolence," lie muttered ; but, I'll re
venge myfielf;" and he ran up and down a
mong the trees, trying to find out the sup
posed offender, but lie could see nobody.—
Vexed and disappointed the hastened home,
and told his mother that a bad boy had hid
den himself in the wood, and called him all
sorts of names. - His mother smiled and
shook her head. •
°Now you lavo betrayed and cornplabfed
of yourself. Charles ; for you must know you
hea,rd.nothing but your own words repeated.
As- you have often seen your face reflected in
the water, so have you heard your own voice
echoed. Ilad you called, kind words, kind
words would have been returned to you; and
I may also observe, it is generally the case.
that t the bell aviour_we meet_ from_ otherslis
b..it an echo to our own. If we are friendly
in our manner, people are disposed ti be
kind to us ; but if we are rude and uncivil,
we cannot expect' better treatment ourselves."
'WHERE THERE IS A WILL THERE
IS A WAY.
This proverb was forcibly illustrated a
abort time since, by an Irish boy about ten
years old, belonging to one of the schools of
baleen, Massachusetts.
The ladhad the misfortune to be fatherless,
and, as in many, sinattlar cases, it had been
found hard work . , for the ,mother to gee along
with the support of her family. .Yet she was
enabled to allow her son
,to nvail himself of
the privileges of our school-system, andto fur .
nish him, for the most part, with the requis.
ite books.
A little while ago, however, the boy wan
ted a geography, and had not the wherewith
to buy it, and the deprivation troubled him .
sorely. 'lle went to bed at night with a bea=
vy heart, and lay am ake a long time thinking
as to What should be done.
On awakening in the morning, be found
a deep snow had fallen,„ and the cold wind
was blowing furiously.
Catching the idea, "that it is an ill wind
that blows nobody good," he got up, ran to a
neighbor's house, and offered his services to
clear a path about the premises, which offer
Was accepted.
When the work was completedObe,ern
pioyer asked the boy's price for the labor.
I don't know what it is worthy" replied the
boy, "but I want a geography t 4-• studyin„.at
School,"
The cost of the book was ascertained, the
money paid, and at the moment of commen
cing' the exercises the boy was in his seat, in.
dnstriously engaged in' poring over his new
- geography, for the lessons of the day.
Thiti same boy appeared the first in his
class; at the recent examination, and will
without doubt, be promoted to the grammar
school, for which he showed' himself well fit.
tad.
In the vocabulary of this scholar, nestle!'
word as "fail" is known ? and he will be sure
to succeed over all hindrances. He has
"the will," and ,he will find "the way" to
learn.
"Boys do yeti hear that I" Take it then all
. of you for an example.—Salem Gazelle.
Drug Stores.
DRUGS !-R
DUGS ! F
'_ DRUGS ! resh
suPPLyi_ _Lhasa just rocelved_a_fresh stock of
-
liMcdiclnes, Paints, tilers, 1111 , kr., which, haying
been purchased with, great cam at the--best city
houses I camsanfidently roc:minuend to :Families,
Physicians,eountry Merchants and Dealers, aa hu
lk fresh and pure.
DRUGS—Patent Medicines, Fine Chemicals, InairM
Monte, pure Essential 011 e, Herbs and Extracts, Spices,
ground and whole, Essences, Perfumery, 6:c:
Cod Liver Oil—warranted genuine. • - i
DILE-STllFF:s:—lndigoes, Mauldors, * Sumac Alum; Log
end Cain Woods, Oil Vitriol, Copperas, Inc Dye. '
PAINTS--WetiMrlll A Brother's Pure Lead, Chrome
Green and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Jersey ,
Window Ohms, Linseed Oil, Turpentine ; opal and death
arnish. and Ned Lead, All of which will be sold at the
ferg lowest market price. i
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0
)
Also, a fresh Mid splendid assort-Mont of F A MC 'V
l i ollS; Fruits,' Confectionary„ and innumerable either,
articles calculated for use an ornament, all of which
are offered' at the lowest cash paves. at the cheap Drug,
Zook and Fancy Store of the subscribei' on North lien-
Overstreet... -8. - W: 116.1.ERSTION.
..1: 4 1 RESII DRUGS, MEDICINES, :&c.
„ A u h.vo feet received from Philatielphitinnti
New York very extensive additians tp
• ••••• thrnler stock, umbra( lug' nearly 'every art icie
• of MO111(1110 110‘,/ in use, together with
Paints, this, Varnishes, Turpentine, Perin
!.44,(All IllerY. F , tatiottary, line Cutiery,fish
lug Tackle, lituf , hvg , CalmeiA every deserip.
Ural. with. an endless variety of vans. articles, which 1
ban deterniinisi, to sell at the vnn v tower
Ail Phpileians, Country :Ilereitauts, - Pottlxs and oth
ers, too re:peetfully requested not to isu•s the 'QM)
I;TAND..as they :nay rest assured that overt urtin.lu will
1.10 sold of.tt quality, and Upoll reasonable to. mg. •
• 14. EI:I•Tit'IT,
Multi 'street, '
MEE
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Independently of the fine Map, It is wrcenntably cheap
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The Publisher has gone to great oxpenlo in publishing
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'fully executed; the typo large and clear; and the Paper
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confidently recommending - it to the attention of those
interested In the PCiinSylvania Railroad Company,
Reading Railroad Company, Sunbury and Erie italinad
Company, Norristown and other railroads in the State,
In the Schuylkill and Lehigh Navigation et:imperil°, In
the Lehigh and all other Coal Companies, throughout
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turing Coal and Iron, to every Farmer and every citizen
of the great ' State of Pennivlvauht, ho submits this
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wishlug it, will have It '
sent free of expense, by remit
ting the amount to the Publisher.
' . - 'lnvariable Pike of the Work: -
i
Embossed Muslin, - • $2 00'
< gilt edges and side .4 ' 4- ...'
.. 2 50
" Morocco, numbled edge - -. 225
" TurkeY Morocco, extra - 400
' eV-Agents wanted In every County in the State.—
Any person desiring an Agency please address the Pub
'hiller immediately.
WM. WIIITE SMITII. Publisher,
195 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
sept C-54
ansurance.
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in operation tinder the management of the following
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Daniel Bailey, William It. (lorgan, Michael
Melcholr Brenneman, Christian StaymatiTJOhil C. Dun
lap, Jacob 11. (Mover, Lewis Oyer, Henry Logan, Make
min IL Musser, Jacob Mumtna, Joseph Wickersham,
Alexander Cathcart.
Tho rates of hisurinaco aro as low and favorable as nny
Company of tho kind in. the State. Persona wishing to
become momhora are invited to make application to the
nzento of the company, who. are willing to wait upon
them at any . time.
BENJ. 11. DIOSSER, President.
/JEWRY LOGAN, Vice President.
LEWIS BYER, Secretary
Al/CIIAEL CIJCKLIN, Treasurer.
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MEI
fliCillnißLAND'ODUNTY.—lttrdelph, Martin, N. Cum
berland; C. It. Hannan, Kingstown lienry Zuni/fig,
, •Sitireinaitstown • '
Charles Bell, Cardsle ; J. Aid,
; SAinuel • Oraliam, West, Cennsborough ;.
James Me Dowel. Frankferd; Node Ur/frith. SouTh MI4I-
diet ; Samuel Cxivor. Itonjnmin liavorstlek, 51aelian
lesiair.; ; John Slierrlek, Lisburn; David Coover, Shop
herdstow .
,
YORK CIII.NTY.—John flownwin, Thilsburg ; • Poter
wriword. pnt,rmlin; .101 in Smith, I:sq.. Washington; W.
S. Picking, Dover: .1. W. Craft, Pnralise,
IlkitlilSltlll{6..--41onf.or Lt.:km:tn.
. . ,
Steinhart:4 Ow pitnpany haring pilidea Myna to ax
piro ran have thorn removed by t .inaliing . application to
any 'of tip it.. , :”nts.
Q AVE- Y()( lit 01, 1) 31b.".rAL—.(iash
1.,-7. paid Fir 01:1) 31rf it Nli pi eipper, Itrasssintl
...
Tron,.at. tin) Cu rlislo I•'oundly. and 31acilino ;:hop,.
"7 CAI: ()NCR ,(:.• pitoiVN.
. _________ ,
1 / TN ES . 11 11 A 118 A NI) Dlll E 1) RE Eli%
: .A. frif4ll arrival pf :, 4 11nr Cured HAMS and DRIED
... .
- ' . - jnAt recelred from rinvinmiti and for , rile It
' , .1 . 1.,: - ,1 . V.; - i : ~:,.. ~ ~ ~: .-' I r,', in We. , t INlnin HI rent
Zan Ole Ey.ralb.
~nebi,ciiies.
rjl 0 0 7 1-1. WASH.—Beautiful White,
Teeth 'leanly Owns and a Sweet Breath—All who
are desirous of obtaining thesebenefits should slim %ER
HAN'S CELEBRATED TOOTH WASII. This delicious
article combines so many meritorious qualities thnt it
has now become a standard favorite with the citizens of
Now York, Philinlelphia and Baltimore. Dentists pre
scribe It in their practice most suceetalully. and iron'
every source the most flattering laudations are awarded
it.
Inflamed and bleeding gums tire Immediately 1 eneflt
ted by its use; Its action upon them is mild, soothing
and effective. .It cleanses the teeth so thtmonghly, 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 which tend to produce decay, and, as a am
sequence, when these are removed the teeth must al-
Ways remain sound. Read the following ,from Dr. J. A.
Carman: .
Mr. F..Zermitn—Sir: Having used and recommended
your Tooth WaSh in my practice for some time, I find it
the most effectual Dentrifice In use, and thertibrerecom
mend It to the public.
Read the following testimony
Zxnxtax,--Derir Sir: I have fully tested the merits
of your valdablo Tooth Wash, and can, without hesita
tion, recommend it as the best that has come under my
notice during an experience es Dentistof more than six
teen years. It cleanses The Teeth, soothes and hardens
irritated Gums, and imparts a delicious fragrance to the
Breath. From the mouths of those who wake use of it,
however, It Will certainly speak for
Ow. i'. SCHIVELY, Surgeon Dentist,
279, South Tenth at., Philadelphia.
It is need and recommended by all the eminent Dent
ists In Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other
.cities where it has boon introduced. All should give It
a trial.
Prepared only by Francis Zeeman, Druggist and
Chemist, Philadelphia, and sold wholesale and retail by
Samuel Elliott, Carlisle, J. Dorsheimer, Mechanicsburg,
J. Iterron, NewvlUe, J. C. Williams, Shippensburg, and
by all Druggists at only 25 cents per bottle.
Iik,PILEPSY Can be. Cured. Lake's
J VED STABLE MM POUND, for the core of EPI
LEPSY or FITS I IN performing more wonderful cures than
any other medicine yet known or before the public.—
PR ICE FIVE DOLLARS A BOTTLE.
The proprintor.has in his possession numerous cortifl
cates, narrating the astonishing and miraculous cures
effected •by this medicine, and directs Littoral& to the
following only, to assure those who are so unfortunate
to be nillirted with the terrible disease heretofore regard ,
ed incurable, that Ltscfs preparation is ALMOST INFALI
-m- •
ED , III Mrs. Brooks, widow of Mnj. Jas. Brooks, late of
Conneaut, 0.
CoNNKAIST, Feb. 3,
Mr. Z. EAKt—Sir: Plman send me another bottle of
Fit Medicine, as I do not like to be without it on band.
When I commenced giving the medirine to toy eon Ed-
gar, he had from one to three fits per day. Ile haS now
taken the medicine over-five months, and has bad. I
think, but two fits in that time, and those very light.—
Ills body and mind are very much improved; and by
the blessing 'of 'God, I foci that the medicine will restore
his body and mind to their wonted activity. Ile is 28
years old. and has had fits over 12 years, which have
berm very frequent, and very destrtietive to his consti
tution and mind. hundreds of dollars have been ex
pended for medicine to cunt.ms," but nothing has
relieved him until he used your medicine. Respectfully
yoUrN_ _ 1 . 01.1. Y BROOK 1 4 .
. •
Froin Judson Landon, County Fuperhitendent of the
Ashtabula County Infirmary.
• Hisosvmts, Feb. 4, 1853.
Mr. Z. Y.Ass-c - 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 medicine has done wonder'-.
I gave It to Mho, Jane Delano; she has bad fits for 211
years, brought on by haring the weasels when but Pour
years old, which could not ho brought out to the surfare.
After taking the medicine a few days, Silt lUD A Irma
cane OF Imams, and has had no fits since. She had fits
or symptoms almost daily. She and her father concur
with me in saying that we believe the medicine has or
will work a perfect rure. I also gave the medicine to
Miss Jana Henderson and Aris Corby, ivilo bore had tits
almost daily, for a number of years, Their fits have
ceased, 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 purpese.—
The euro was loft for your medicine to perform, and I
can-cheerfully recommend it Ati-A, valuable Alscoyery.—
Respectfully yours. CIIIIDSON LANDON, ,
Superintendent Ashtabula Co. Infirmary.
Prepared and sold at wholesale by Z. 144 E, Conneaut,
Ohio.
E. F. IVELLF:II, traveling agent.
Sold by S. W. llaverslick. Carlisle; I. 11. Thomas, Me
clianksburg; I). W. 6roo. Ilnrrisburg. art. 6-Iy.
atubmare.
Aii,jOHN P. LYNE—Wholeside and Re
tail "dealer in American, English and German
I RDWARE, .011 s, Paints, Nhathrtnicit, builders
and the public gaper:illy; who Aro In want of Hardware
•Ofally kind, are invited to call In and
•
examine my unusually lar,3 stock of
•.3 • goods, whieli lam selling at very low.
prices.. dust step In; It will only detain you a very'
few miuuttxs to be : convinced that *hat everybody says
—that Lyn's hi decidedly the place to get Food goods at
law prices—must ho tree. ISNE'S Hardware Mere,
West Side North lhatioyer street
R 0 0 K ERE !-A
WA R
The subscriber in cow:leucite° of ill-health, offers his en
tire stock of HAIRWAIaI to any person or persons wish
ing/to enter into the Hardware business. He havlug so
resolved in quitting the, business, will give a bargain,
besides hie influence and custom. Any one-destrous of
getting into this business will do well to call soon, and
if not disposed of by the 'lst of October next, ho will
then COI/IMM* selling off at- cost at the old and well
known stand, in. North -Hanover street, next door to
Charles Maglaughlln's Hotel. • 'JACOB SHNglt.
.0 kit it l RESII ARRIVAL !
TY Pi L• 11E:4 it SAXTON. The
subscriber hiving returned from the city would cell the_
attention of his Mein% and the public , generally Gi the
large and Well selected assortment of ILardware which; be
h1t...9 just received, tionsisting in liart of BUILDING ttl A-
Truum,s, nails, FAlrewA, hinges, locks, bolts, glass, pinky,
paints, oils, &c. TGOL.s—edge tools; saws and planes of
every description, with film rasps, haminers, '&c.
A general assortment of 8110131AKE11.13 AND SAD
DLERS TOOLS, together with morocco, lining and bind
ing skins, shoe thread, wax, pegs, lasts f diarinws mount , ii
lug. saddletrees, &e, " '
CO4Ol TRlJlMlNU—canvass (plain; enamelled, 'fig
ured' and. emboased,) patent and enamelled leather
axles, springs, hubs, spokeu, felines, shafts, &c.; &c., •
Cabinet Makers will finds large assortment of warn
Ishos, mahogany and walnut veneers, moulding, rosettes
hair cloth, curled hair, &e.
The stock of gron is largo , and well selected, compris
ing all tho kinds In general use, as hammered and veiled
iron of all AVM, fiat, bar and band iron ' " round, square
and oral iron, horseshoe iron and nail rode, with a large
lot of cant and spring stool, English and American blis
ter stool, &c. , .
liouaekeepera and therm about conunencing will fled
to their advantage to call and examine our cutlery, brit
tania and plated ware pans, kettlea, cedar ware, baskets
Ace.
-111 addition to the:' above we Intro received a splendid
assortment of WALL 'PApy.R., making Ihe stock mm•
pleto, and at such pricer as cannot fail •to give satlsfecL
tion. We invite ell friends to call., knowlittc.it will be to
their own Advantage, ltemember the old stand, East
111ith Street, CarliShi, Pa. --
Oct. 12, '0853. 111 NItY I•A'XTON.
FRFSII ARRIVAL -OF Alt D -
• WARE.-- , --Thii 'subscriber having returned from
the city tuts just, opened for the Fall trade a largo Mid
well selected stork of foreign and ° donwidie Hardware,
embracing everything usually found in that line of lot
siness. 'Fife attention of friends and the public generally
ie respectfully directed to the assortment on band, as
,curing them that goods of ail kinds will to sold for cash
at a very small advance on manufacturer's prince. Re
member the old stand, East Main Street4rarlisle, Pa.
Aug 80, 1544. . .
.1i MAXTON..
TAKE' NOTTCIi;,-2---That all persons
about commraencing lionseiteepinp, - and others in
want of them, eon get supplied with Rnivt a and Forks,
firants, Ladies, Coffee Mills, PAIIN, MAWS,
te., CM the lowest rates by
ROC HA LONG 8 .I,s—Must
) received tt few Lug .v Square Ilrochn
14r sa:c ?cc G. V. IIITN1;R.
Dr. T. A. CARMAN, Dentist,
Harrisburg, V.
H. SAXTON
, Miebicines.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF.
THE, AO E—Farmers, FAIXIIIICS and others, can pur
.chnse no - remedy equal to - hr. TOBIAS' Venetian Lini
ment, for Dysentery, Colic, Croup,Chronie Ilheutindisni,
Quinsey, Sore 'throat, Toothache,' Sea Sickness, (tits.
Burns, Swellings, Old Fetes, Mussiuito Bites. Insect
Stings, Paint In the Limbs, Chest, Pack, Ac. If It does
not glYe relief, the money will ho refunded all that is
asked, Is a trial, and use it according to directlims. 'I he
article 18 An English remedy, and was used 1 y 11 In. IV.
King of England, and certified to by him, as a cure fr.r
Rheumatism, when everything else recommends d hy his
physielans had failed.
Over 10,000.000 of bottles ha4)Ven sold In the Unit.
ed .- Ft:des, without a single leiter .. and families have
stated that. It ions worth $lO pe tattle. they never M
. \,,t
would t,e without it. in SC Of Cron ~ps it is as certain
as It it applied. It cures Ts othiche r , three minutes;
licadache in half an hour, and Cholera, when first tak
en, in a few. hours. It Is perfectly Inhocent to take in
ternally, and .tans the recommendation of many of the
most eminent Physicians In the United States. Nice,
25 Wild 50 cents.
Dr. l'otina lies also put up a Liniment ftr Timms in
pint bottles. nhich Is warranted—cheaper and letter
titan any ether, for the cure of Colic, S‘tellit FR,
old
,Force, Cuts, Bruises, Scratches, Cruched Dec I, At.—
Price, 50 tents.
Dr.. Tot iss'enuld fill a dozen nemipapers with tl 14 . ce
rtificates end letters received. relating to the we nderfel
curry nrcomp'ished by his Liniment, 1 tit ear shiers that
warranting it is sufficient, as any pers.( n mho dies net
obtain relief, need not pay Sr it. There ha's t ren so
Much worthless medicine widito the public. th4t 1 r
bias wishes his article to nett on its own trcritr, at d if
he gives the value of the money received. tl en he nsks
the patronage of the public, not otherwhe.
1)11. TOBIAS' Office, 240 GIit:ENWICII Street, New
York.
For sale by A. Smith,feventli and Chestnut rtreets:
Dyott k Son, 1:32 N. second street: T. R. CniWeer, SS
R. Third,street, and by the Druggists througheut.t le
United States.
a particle of
_Mercury In It. An infallible remedy for
'Scrofula. King's FAIL Rheumatism, Obst butte Cutaneous
Eruptions. Plinp!es or Pustules on the Face, lib tries.
Bolls, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tatter, Staid
liead,'Enlargement nod Pain of the Bones and Joints.
Stuborn Ulcers, SvphilitM Disorders, Lumbago. Spinal
Complaints and all diseases arising fnmi an ivjudirions
use of Mercury, Imprudence in Life, or Impurity of thel
Blond.
This valnable Medicine, which has become celebrated
for the number of extraordinary cures effected' through
its agency, has induced the proprietors, at the urgent
request of their friends, to offer It to the public, which
they do with the utmost confidence in Its virtues ma
wonderful punitive properties. The fel ion lag certificates
selected from a large munter. are however. stronger tes
timony than the•niern word of the -proprietors: end are
all from gentlemen well known In their localities lad of
theidghest resiieetability, many of them residing in the
city of Richmond, Vs.
E. BOYDEN, Esq.. of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond.
known every where, says he has seen the Medicine call
ed CARTER'S SPASIBII NIIXTVRE, administered in over a
hundred cases, In nearly , all the diseases for which it is
recommended with the most antonishiruly good results.
no nays Ibis the most -extraordinary medicine he has
Over seen.
NIUE AM) FilYEß—tireat Cure.-7 hereby certify
that for three years I had 'Ague and Fever of the 'mgt
violent description. 1 had several Physicians, took large
quantities of Quinine. Mercury. and I believe all the
Tonics advertised. hut all without any permanent
At last 1 tried Carter's Spanish Mixture. two betthm of
which effectually cured nie and I am happy to say I
have had neither Chills or Fever since. 1 ~ o nsider it the
hest Tonle to the world, and the only Medicine that ever
reached my ease. .111!1\ LUXIIUNY\.
.IteaTer dun, uear,Richmond Virginia.
A. , LUCK, ESQ.. now In the city of Illannendiand,
for many years In the Post Office, hes such confidence in
the astonishing efficacy of Carter's Spanish Mixture,
that he has bought upwards of 5Q bottles NN bleb he has
Olen away to the afflicted. Mr.- Luck says he has nev
er known it to fall when taken according to directions.
MIM7MEI===If:=EMS
,
the City Motel in the city of Richmond, Pli ) I WtinS wit
nessed, In a number of instances, the effects of Car
ter's Spanish Mixture, which. were most truly surpris
ing. Ile says in a vise of Consumption, dependent on
the Liver, the good effects were wonderful indeed.
SAM, kll, M. DRINKER, of the firm Thinker h Mor
ris, Richmond, was cured of Liver Complaint of 8 yesra
standing by the use of two bottles of Carter's Spar.bh'
Mixture.
GREAT CURE OF SCROFULA—The . Editors of the
Richmond Republican had a sereard etnployed In their
ress 'vent. cured ef , violent Scrofula combired pith
Rheumatism, which entirely disabled him from wori,,—
Two ixdtles of Carter's Spanish Mixture made a perfect
eure of him, and the editorsju a public notice say they
"cheerfully recommend It td atl" Whe ore afflicted with
any disease of the b104d."
STILT. ANOTIIER CORR OF SCROFULA—I had n
very valuable boy cured of 'Scrofula by Ca.ricr's Spanish
Mixture.. I cons der it truly n valunblo medicine.
• .• M. TAYLOR.
Conductor on the R.. F. & I'. It. R. Co. Richmond, Va.
Mr. John Thompson, residing in the city of
Itlrh
mond. was cured by three bottles of Outer's Sisnuish
Mixture of Salt Rheum. which he had nearly 20 years.
unit which nil the physicians of the city krould not cow,
Mr. Thompson is a well known merchant hi the city m
Richmond, Va., and his cure la most remarkable.
Principal Depots alma. CLOSE L Co, No. S 3,
Maiden Lane, New YOrk.
• w. ihroen & SONS, ?to. 135.,',.1c0rth 2d st.; Phila=
-delphin.
BENNETT k BEERS, No. 125 Main et., Richthond,
l'a
Ant for sale by S. Elliott. S. W. IlaversOck. Carlisle;
,Irn Ilay. Mechanicsburg; Newvillc; C,
Altie, feltipponnburir, and.by &Oars iu medicines every
where.
11" E you a cold ?—(ifdlolier's Elixir
has itcptired a just celebrity for the rure of all
diseases arising front severe colds, and its efficacy baa
beeit attested and approved by !titmice& of our most ro.
sportittle citizens. In every instance" itfinieditite rciirf
has been given, ns the following certificate hum flak
who have tried It boars testimony' Manufactured and
for sale by
JAMES OALIAIIIEE, Agebt
We the undersigned Io certify that we have Used gni
loher's preparation for
.1 'onsumpt ion. colds. hiscgto. el
the Lungs, (Aver, to., and having experienced hon -
ate relief therefrom would recommend it to all aillirted
in that way.
Thos.:lt. Stiles, Mrs. M. float,. It. 11. McCoy. 'E. L.
Wolf. Peter Monyer, 11. S. Hackett, Joseph LOI avh, N.
W. Woods.
Carli s le, April , 25, 1554-1 y
`HE "WONDER OF TILE AGE
Foi - the cure of Saltrlieum, Chili inlne, Common
Soros, Chipped or Cracked hands, Burns or tttlilds, Cuts
lir Wounds, Iffilanmiation of tho Breast, litre of
insects, Sore- Lips/Pimples on. the Face, and 'Breaking
Out end Sores on Children, and all dlseates of the Skin.
This Ointment will core the t . fnitibeinittind Burns, or
quipped hands, quicker and siirer than tiny other medi
cines of the hind 1 efere the mildic.
sul•st untiate the above. I ens girt- hundreds of eer:
titicateS, but 1 imisider it. no um, as (any nelson cm) do
the's:tine, if they hat e it 14 . 11115, f rofennwittllet snry tAili.) A rely solely on the merits of the Ointment M'r the
• N. *Anglo hotoef this Ointeient, trill keep anS-
Blaeltsmitlrs. Farmer's. ba1A4.1,1
1111111 ebsp tai' cra,k it er su 10, sound and in go, d week
ing order. all winter. Prtpart s d lii et F t IA
3rhs um: .
NtAi g litiwp., cumn: .
the principal Druggists,und Country' Met'.
(*ants. Pi toe 25 cents perJ ox.
Nov. 1,.4-ly
311ebiciites
OR p. 4.4
tapir nub Nappintss
to Ot on anb glaugi l ters of 'fflittion.
,Dr. C. L. KELLING,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Dr. KIST.T.ING announces to the niXlicted that b
le a regular graduate of the beet Medical Colleg
, in the United States, and, during many years t.
rery extensive practice, has been familiar wit:
every form of disease, and succeeded in curing glei
most hopeless cases, even when abandoned by Mike
I regular faculty. His perfect knowledge of the hr
; man system enables him to adapt the means to 11.
end, so as to produce the most astonishing result•
' ' The alarming prevalence of disease, and the oft,
imperfect medical treatment of the present day, ha.
induced him to make known tits nevitit-sstusc
• ttestrntris, that those that mourn may rejoice, at
the afflicted leap for joy. ALL, no matter wit
their disease tnay be, can, roet assured of iindit
relief, and therefore should not delay a moment.
_Write_discase a.nd symptoms full and plain, al.!
you can receive an answer by return malT (fte•
suiting the medicine required and the price of I:
Address, C. L. lint.i.two, M. D., Meelituticsburi,
Cumberland county, Pennsylvania,
N. B.—The Doctor will attend patients at rr
distance, when required.
1 - I Elt COMPLAINT, Dyspepsi:
Jaundice, Chronic cr Nervous del ility, Disease •
the Kldin and all diseases, arbine fern a disorder,.
Lilir.r or :•totanch, such as Constipatn n. Inward pity,
fulnesa- of blood to the head:aridity of the stormy'
herrtburn, disgust h r food, fulness or weight
the stout:Leh, sour eructations, sinking or Hutt ring
the pit of the stomach. swimming of the liradl burri
and difficult breathing, fluttering at the heart.,ehoki•
suffocating sensations when In a lying posture, di
Hess of Vi5l()D, dots or webs before the sight, fever a•
dull pain hi the head, deficiency of krspiration, yells
ness of the skin and eyes; iglin in the side, lack. (-het
ac., sudden flushes of heat, burning In the flee}
constant imaginings of evil, and great depression of s
•__its, can be effectlaily-eured—bys,,..lloori...:sn's CBI •
lIIIATEII GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by bk. C.
.7 tessms, No. 120 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases Is not excelled,
e limited, by any other preparation In the United Stat.
as the cures, attest, In • many cases after skilful phy
clans bad Gdledl, _
These bitters are worthy the attention of invalids.
Possessing great virtues in. the rectification of disent•
of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the noo
searching powers in weakness and affections of the e,
gestive organs, they are withal safe, certain and pier
ant.
Read and he convinced. 'Testimony of the high,
character! Iton. Oro. Stamm, Judge of the Distri
• Court. in Perry - county, Da., Nov. lEth, .1.91r2, said:
"Your "lloofland's German Bitters" has teen in
in_ our place over a year past, and to the astonlsinnent
malty has performed wonders. We may notice a few i
stances that have come under our own immediate to
the:—almost every person who has stopped nt the hot.'
of Win. Lackey, one year since, predicted frr in his cin•
elated countenance and debility, that he credit net II
much longer. lie was unable to attend to his Lasko
and for the greater part of the time mnfined to bier,.
We recommended him to try the tlertnnu he e
and to the surprise of all His frltdTh? he Is now
attend to his usual business and perform manual lal r
The case of Henry Asper, a stone nneam. whom no
supposed would ever recover from the debility of his sy•
tom,
but was looked upon as fast apprcaehing the mris .
took eight or nine %flies of the Hitters during the hot
winter, and this summer be has leen (to-the surprise •
all who know juts case) following his trade. The care
William Murphy is no less astonishing. lie ton was
farredneed as to induce the general belief that the grad t
MOM) would be Lie ottV • remedy. Mr. Lackey 'reef r
mended him to try the Ifoofland's Darman Bitters; I
15 new apparently a well men. and able,to do a hard da7
work. We could mention many other cases of a shni
character, if it were necessary. T myself derived
benefit from their use. I have given considerable of
away, not for your benefit alone, but to relieve sufferii.s
humanity, and let me /*SUM yoh I am pleased to sce tQ
happy result. To the afflicted we say; try there fah
MA I will warrant relief,"
Theso Bitters are worthy the attention of iniand•
possessing great power in the msteratlon of a benit
. action of the liver and the lesser glands, giving tc ne
the stomach and nervous system, and bringing the
tern generally to a high state of health.
For sale -by 1. W, liaverstick and F.
Ira Day, Mechanicsburg; J. 11. hermit, Newville:
' Attic, S.hippenalearg, and by dealers In medicinea eve'.
where.
110CTOR Y(Tr
P REIM—PRIVATELY •
cents. by means of the POll
.IMULAPIUS, or Me
tau HIS OWN PII VS.ICI A •
!ho thirty•slath Editiod.ni
no hundred ougra‘ tugs ; sit.
ug Private 'Diseases and NI,
mutations of t h e Generati ,
tystem, hi every shape a
itrin: to which is added
sreatlstionllie Disease 6 of
talcs, intended for the us,
•autics only, Csee page 1901 '
ng of the highest iteportal
.to married
„L poople. these,- •
~age, Jy. WE. Wuxi:, NI. 11., Gratin.
of Hui lattversity of Pennsylvania, Member of the II
nl troliwci•of Surgeons, Loution,, and Honora r y m c n i i
of the Philadelphia Medical society. The Various for'
of Fecret - discases, Fentiuni Weeknem Diseases - WA - .
Prostrate Gltimilmpoteney, solitary baits of youth...•-•
faithfully described, and all the receipts given in pin
language. r The chapters on self aluse and Fintit
Weakness is worthy of particular attention, and shot
be read by every one. Young men who have been . '
fortunate in contracting disease, previous to piaci
Yourselves tinder the care of any, doctor, no matter wl
ids pretensions may be, get a copy of this truly vaina ,
ork.
F'en - enptnins and perFolis fining to Fen Anal pert.
Dr. Tout/g's Treatise un Marriage, the Pocket .ilis'cula
us, er Every one Ills own Physician.
E'i - Let no father be ashamed to present @ ropy of t
2senlapius IU his child. It may myelitis from an es,
grave. Let no young man or woman enter Into the ,
cret alit:Minns of married life o about rending thew.,
et .I"seulattlur. - Let no one suffering front a harks
cough. pain In the shut,, restless nights. nerrrus &Oh
and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, and pit'
up by their physirhln, he another moinent witheut ;
Ilg the .2ESCUillphig. nave the married of th. '
shout to I e married any impediment, rend his in
tiso't ti Pook, as it has !Celt the menus of raving th.
sands of unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws o
death. Upwards of a MILLION copies of tbiscefebrat
work has' Leen sold Wilds country and Europe since
when the first edition was issued. - •
At 6. Any. pt•rcolt tlentling . TNVI , NTir-EIVE cettlN •
clviwi/ 141 'WM reedit, ono copy of LION boo),
mai: or 11% e coplus will Lo sent for $l. Address
1V I 1.14 A Nl, 'YU UNO, No. 15r2 ;F•prtive strvot.,lllll4dcll.l
st paid.
Twenty yeArs practice in the city of Philadelphia
thinly toll itlrs Dr. Yoorg to the i'4 , llfilt•l.loo nit
flirted. may lo emr.ult ott Oil to‘ (rim.
IA ill )011 1 , 111(1010 ;at otV.i r,
Fprtve StiVA`t. occri City I (qv. VI•111 0 111 , 113 . p . 00( k,
„day dy,.. Foils :it HI) 'clikt;wci; cith COlr.
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