El Little folito. HANGING ALLIGATORS. Here is a little story, with a moral to it.— It is for that and for its natural history that we copy it. We know not for what latitude it wfm originally designed, but like the alma nacs it seems adapted to all: If our young readers especially will take to heart the les son which it inculeates, , we shall not grudge the space which it occupies in our columns. "William you were to tell me how you managed the alligators when you were in Af rica, and you may us well tell me' now." " Very 'well, Master Frank," said old Wil liam, (William {VAS a shoemaker in the vil lage, but in early life had been a servant to a gentleman and had attended him in his travels in many parts of the world) "you shall know all about it; and then, if you ev er go to Africa yourself, you can act on the same plan." "But first tell me how big they are." " Oh, they are of all sizes, from a dozen inches to a dozen feet; but,-by my method, I can manage the - biggest amongst'them, let him be itt the water or let him be out." (C J alll glad of diat for,,perhaps, I slia I)4am:tit/ to manage them toti." "You would like to see an alligator nest, dare say i and, perhaps, to treat yourself with au, egg-or two." el "What! do alligators make nests and lay eggs ?" "To be sure they do. Wifen 1 first ii-ent abroad to Cape Coast Ca.4tle, in WestM 4 n Af rica, servfait At), NQUI _fitthei . j.nrriembm finding an alligator's nest, made of decayed grass, leaves and weeds, closely matted to gether; and, when I put my hand into it, it was almost, as hot as a baker's oven." " How large was the nest? and how big were the eggs ?" ll "The - nest was made of as much as two or three esrt loads of rubbish of one sort or other; and the eggs were white in color; and perhaps they are four times the size of a goose's egg. Alligators are cunning crea- tures." ‘" What do they live upon ?" " Why, to tell you the truth, they are not over particular; for they take up with just what they can get—whether it be a mouthful. of flies, a waterfowl, a monkey, a young an telope, or a sailor in his check shirt, blue jacket and white trowsers. In short, Master Frank, they would eat you, if they could get. hold of nu, without so much as asking the questionit`lbether it would be pleasant to you or not. dI dare say they would, William ; but I will take pits.tty good care they do not. Now tell me how_xoll manage them." "I manage them just the same way as I do.a'raCtlesnake, when I hear his rattle and see hiM just ready to spring upon me." "What, can you manage a rattlesnake, tob - ?" • "Yes, that I can ; or a cobra capello, or a boa constripor, or any other kind of a snake, even thong' to big enough to swallow a tiger." "I never heard of Such a thing i I should hat'e thought they would have clung around your neck, and stuck their poisoned fitngs into you in a minute." "And so be would, if I did not know how to manage him. There is nothing like going the right way to work, Master Prank. If I knew at this moment that a savage tiger was in Carey Wood, or that a cruel Turk with a drawn sabre was waiting for me on the Hill Common, I would sally out directly and man age 'them both.", . • "You would ? Why, I would not go near them for=all l the money you could give me.— Do tell me, William, how you manage them? Do you take a blunderbuss with you 7" "Nothing of the, sort. I might, perhaps, have a thin walkilig4itick in my baud, Or a lioiitch but, I'could do without either of them." "Now then; my plan ifi,,this,; when I see an allikater, ten or a, dozen feet long, .dispos e,d_tn do me mischief, let him open his moutl, wi4de as' he will, the very first thing that dirls:l-to get out of his way." "Oh, William l William 1 that is too bad." "Too bad, Master Frank 1 how can it be too had'when its the very best way in the w6iitl?" • • ' N, . . ' Wliado'or be the danger, by„n Ight or by day, ':larkoko, tiger or Tork-11gotottl+444ho way. "But if you can ttegnaint one with an ogier, a safer, or a bettor method, then I will, give, uimmine and adopt yours." I thought that you had some wonderful ptap that required a great deal of courage." Couragehian excellent quality, no doutT;- but wisdom aqd prudence are much more so. Depend 'upon it that, in all eases 'of danger, wmptatiou and 'sin, to get out of the wa,Lizi the best thing we can do.", Lead us not into temptation, is nn owe], lent prayer! and to fly away from tempta tion is an excellent practice. Oh, what mis ery and ,remorse, what repentance and dis pair, have been brought on mankind by their going to meet evil, instead of running away 'roin it. 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Invallable Price of the Work: , • Embossed Muslin„- - --•— ;$2 00, ,Filt edges and side _ 2 50 co Morocco,: marbled edge - 225 " Turkey Morocco, extra 4 00 sap , ~ A gents wanted in every County In -the State.— Any parson desiring an Agency Mew° address the Pith- Esher Immediately. WM. WHITE SMITH, Publisher, 1.95 Chesnut Street, Philedelphln septt,s4 r Droll Stores. • . I II 111 'lt TO S 1 1)11'11G S ! DRUGS ! _Fresh ar SIMPLY I I have just received a fresh stock of I i Moitielnes, Paints, Muss, Oil, ke., which, Luring ~F* been purchased with great care at the host, city 11, houses, I canconedently recommend to Families.i Pliyaicians, country llorchants and Doislora, lie Lc.- ' Wash Add pure. IltlitlS-.-Patent 3.li.xlicines, Me Cbernicala, Instru -1( 'nita, pure Essential Mils, ITerbs end Extracts, Sykes, . . . . gl.Aind 1111 d 111111111, Isseneel4 . , Perfumery, &c. COll Liver Oil—warranted gentilne. , IWE-STUFFS—lndigoes„, i'tladders, Stunae„ Alum, Log and Cain Woods. Oil V itrinl. Cnpperas, Lao nye, PAlNTlVetherill A t nralier!s Pure - Lead, Chrome Orem, and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Drushes..lersey Window Cilium, Unwed Oil, Turpentine, Coital and emel t Varnish, and he'd Lead.. All t.,f 'n Idyll 11111 be said at the very Inwest market price, • , ,11,,,, a fresh and splendid asFortnumt of FANCY (100115, Fritilq, Confeetionary, end innumerable ntli:lr articles ,calculateSl 1 . .. r We Witi 01 . 161111•11 t. all of mlll , ll are ou t'r.'4 at the 10% emt: rash prico.c. at the rheap'lPl'llg. 111101111171 Palley l'ture 44' the subscriber 011 Nt.l'lll Mill ,ver street. ' 8. W. 11.11.111iSTICK. Peralb. 311ehiciites. • rill 0 0 '1" WASIL-3eautiful White • Toub Healthy Gums and it,Swe'et lirentlt—All who are desirous of obtaining these benefits should use %Mt- MAN'S CEIXIIIIATED Ttarril, WASII, This delirb.us article combines so many 'meritorious, qualities that It has min. become a standard favorite with the citizens of New York. Philadelphia and - Baltimore. Dentists pre scribe it in their practice most successfully. and front °Very suture the most Mattering la'udations are awarded it. Inflamed and bleeding gums are immediately I,enetit ted by its use; itft action upon , them is mild, soothing and elley;tive. It tleallSeS the teeth so thoroughly, that they aro made to rival pearl in whiteness, knd-diffuses through the mouth such a delightful freshness that the breath is rendered exquisitely sweet. It disinteets those impurities which tend to ptvxlui•e decay, and. as a con sequence. when these are removed the teeth Must al ways remain sound. Read the rillowing from Dr. .1. A. Carman: - Mr. F. Zermatt—Sir: Having used and recommended VOUr Tooth Wash in toy practice for some time, I find It ihp most effect nal Deo trines In use, and therefore recom mend it to the public. - Dr. J. A. CARMAN: DelltiStO Harrisburg, Pa. Bead the following testimony: Mn. ZIMMAN—Dear Sir: I have fully tested the merits of your valuable Tooth Wash, and can, without hesita tion'. recommend it as the best that has come 1111der my notice during all experience as'Pentist of more than six teen .years. It cleanses the Teeth, soothes and hiudetm. irritated (rums, and imparts a delicious fragrance to the Breath. Fn an the mouths of those who make use of it. however, it.will certainly speak for itself. (h.°. P. SCITIVELY, Surgeon Dentist, 279, South Tenth st., Philadelphia. It is used and recommended by all the eminent Dent ists in New York, Philadelphia, Balt Ignore, and other cities where it has been introduced. All sunlit give it a trial. Prepared,anly by Francis Zerman, Druggist and and sold wholesale and retail by Samuel Elliott, CarHalm .1, Dorsheitimr, J. Herron, Newrille..l. C. Williams, ShippensMirg, and b • nil Druggists at only 25 cents per bottle. `PILEPSY Can be Cured. Lake's 4 j VEO ETAIILE FONIPOUND,- for the cure of Eel r or Fits! Is performing 1110111 wonderful cures. Ono thcr medicine yet known or before the public.— • FIVE InILLARS A LIVIVI.E. be proprietor has in his possession numerous certifi cates. narrating the astonishing and miraculous cures effected by this medicine. and directs attention to the fi /now log only, tl, assure thoSu win .:tre unfcrtunate br lw alliicCed n ith the terrible disease heretof wei-egard ed incurable, that Ligifa preparation ni Al.3lw.rT INFII.I - I ' S' ITS l'Ulttl! FIN/111 lirtxlks, Widow of Maj. has. Tirooks, late of Conneaut, O. • Mr. Z. Lißk—Sir: Please send me another blade of - Fit - IIMITIMK - itS - ritynot When J commenced giving the medicine to toy son Ed gar. he had trout 41111' to three fits per day. 11,. has now Luken the medicine over itive months. and ,hits 111144 i. think. lint two fits in that time, and those very light.— Ilis body and mind are very much improved: and by the blessing 41f (led. I feel that the medicine will restore his Italy and mind to their wonted atilt ity. its is Ts years odd, and has, had fits over 12_years. which Barre been very frequent. and y ery destructive to his consti tutiOn and ml id. Hundreds of dollars bare been ex pended f: , r medicine 4t " FITS." hut nothing hits relieved him until he used your medicine. Respectfully pnirs, _ WA' Bin th' S. Front .noon Landon. (`minty Superintendent of the Ashtabula County Infirmary. Mr. Z. I ; sio:—Sir: Phase send a few more bottles of your '• Fit Medicine:" I may met need it. but think sad Or to keep it on hand. Yourtnedivine has done n inter. I gave it to Miss Jane Delano; sbe has had Ms for 26 years. brought on by basing the messels when but four wears old. %bleb could. nut be brought out t, the surface. After taking the medicine's' few days, sin: all, A fax e'IP)O of 510F.M. and has had nit tits since. Shell:Ants or %pulite:as almost daily. She and her father concur with me ht saying that we believe the medicine has or will work a perfect' cure. I also gave the medicine to Miss Juno Ilenderson nod Anis Carlo. who base hut fits almost daily, for a numbee - nf,years. Their fits have eeased, and I believe the medicipeiwill has c Lhn desired effect. Much money has lawn t•xpended by the friends of the above patients for doctoring, all to no purpose.-- The cure Was loft fir your medicine to pet - firm. and I can cheerfully reeounnend it as a valuable discovery.— liespect fully yours, .1 DS' IN LA N Superintendent Ashtabula C.o. Infirmary. Prepared and adld at wholesale by Z. I. she:. Conneaut, Ohio. Sold by S. IV. 111rwerstiek. Carlisle; E. IL Tbraiias. \I clianiosburgi lb W. Oross, Harrisburg. Oil. Is-ly* ()lIN P. LYN E—Wholesale and Re f_ tail dealer In American, English and German HAMM' AR E, Oils, Paints, Ac.. A. Mechanics. builders 'and the public generally, iiho are in want of I lard ware • -,,..„.,.. of any kind, are invited to call in mid - , 4041%-1 examine my unuirmilly kir); stork of ti - :',3 -'.. '-- goods, which lain selling nt'very low. prices. Just stop in; it will only detain you it very few Minutes to ho convinced that what everybody says —that LVICS is deridedly the place to get good goods at law prices—must he tear. LYIIE'S ilardware Store, West Side North Hanover street. R - DWA R - J G ntar RAW 'ON OITIALFP. Thu subscriber in consionence of ill-health. (diem his en tire stock of lIARW ARE to any person or porsons wish ing to enter into the !lard ware business. Ile haling se resolved In quitting the business, will give a bargain. besides his influence 1111(1 rustmn. Any OUP desirous of getting into this business will do, well to call soon, and if not disposed of by the TA October next, he will then selling MT at cost at the old and m ell known stand, In North Hanover street. next door to Charles Maglaughlin's Hotel. JACOB SEN Eli. H AR D - 1 4 - 1 :S II A ItH iVAL VV A r" 11 EN Ylt SA XTON. The subscriber having returned from the city would call - the attention ,if his friends and the public generally to the large and well seleeted assortment of Hardware which he -has just received, cc isisting in part of 111:11,DINO MA TERIALS, nails, Sere ws. hinges, locks, bolts. glass. putty, paints, oils, Ac. Tons—edge tools; saws and planes of every description, with tiles, rasps, liammem A general ii;ssortment of SHOEMAKERS AND SAD DLERS TOOLS, together with morocco, lining bind- Jog skitrs, shoe thread, wax, pegs, lasts, harness mount ing,- saddletrees ' Ae. COACH TIII3IM NO--ranvass (plain, enamelled, fig ured and embossed.) patent- and enamelled leather, axles, springs, hubs. spokes. felloes. shafts, Re., Re. Ca . bint!t, .Makers ill find a largo assortlneut of varn tidies, mahogany and walnut veneers, moulding, rOsettes, hair cloth, curled hair, Ac. — The sthelf - frin large and well selected, zollilnifi ing all the kinds In general use, as hamniered and rolled iron of all sizes; flat, bar and band iron, round, squitre and oral Iron, horse-shoe . Iron And nail rods, with a largo lot of east and spring steel, English and American blis ter steel; &c. - housekeepers and those about commencing will fled It to their advantage to call unit examine our cutlery, hilt tania and plated ware pans, kettles, ceddr - WarOjanketS, In addition to the above we hare rcceivtot a splendid aSsortment of \VALI, PAPER, making the stork min plots, and at such prices as cannot fail to give satisfac tion. We invite nil friends to call, knowing it, will to to their own advantage. Remember the old stand, East, High Street, Carlisle, Pa. Oct. 12. 053. HENRY SAXTON. • .FREMII ARRIVAL OF II A R 1)- A l it E.—The subscriber having returned fmni the it has just opened for the Fall trade n large and well selected Adult of foreign and' domestic Ifiu•dware, embracing.every thing usually found in that lino of hu sineks;'flie attention of friends aiill the public generally is respectfully'directed . to the assortment on hand, as suring them that goods of all kinds will be field for'eash at a very tolvanco on manufacturers prices. Be naembetkthe old stand, East Blain Street; Carlisle. PA: ' .Aug 30; - 1S5t. • • 11. kAXToN, NOTICK----Tbat all r persoafr, about enniminemin g Housekeeping and other'S tin want of 'then), ran get supplied with. knives nod Fortis, Spouts, Ladles; Coln.. Mills, Tans, Kettles, • , :i6l-IroitS,' timlowrst rates by, ' • •—•--- O.'S 2 and . 3 1i.1('.. ~ the I• bow . .!Fp j ilk, ioceived au 1 . ti.i ly (1 rocory of.l . , July '2oi '5l. ' Ct. rri E .( J wRE AT E 1)1S(O\ ER V, ( AUE- 7 -Formers. Families Ad others, can] ,Itsse nu remedy (Noel to Dr. Ttllll.l6' Yerketien I. ' molt. for Dysentery, Colic, l'reut,„ Chronic lihietannti ; QllillFey, Sore Threat, Tot.tlinthe, trn Flektiesii, 1 I r: Burns. S‘vPilings, Ohl Foxes, )lusquito hites. Ito;' Stings. Pairs In the st. Itnek. ,t e, If it , • twf give relief, the uhiney will I e Oofttittled—ttll tht ith . ysivians had talittd. Over 10,000,n0u of bottles have been sold in the I ed States. without a SIInJe tidily', and f .milies I . stated that it was -Worth lo per l.dtle. they io would Le without it. In 1115 v of Vroup. as it. is as as it is applied. It cite TC,11.11:1014 , In till et, mine I : Writhed.. in half an l u au. and I 11. fern w lien fastl on. in a few hours. it Is perfectly inito«utt to MIA ternally, and has the recommendation of ninny ml I ~ most eminent Physicians in the t Liter! States. Ft ie, '25 and al cents. Tobitts line also put up It Liniment f r ' in pint bottles, which is warranted—the:ller and I t ,ter than any other, for the cure OT Cone, (malls. SNII4II old Sores. Cuts, Bruises, Scratches, Crnel.ed Heil. A ) Price, 50 cants. Pr. Toldns (.mll,lllll tfrlozen newspapers with ft e titivates and letters; reteived. relating to the w. cures accomplished by his Liniment, I ut. c t Warranting It is sufficient. MI tiny persiin who di et t °Main teller, need not pay for it: Then, leis much worthless medicine seld to the puldie,th tt Jr' flue wishes his artlele to rest rartlts own uteri tt., n i it CONNIIAVT, Pb. 1•4r,3 KINGSVILLE, rVh. ISV.3 ri A r PI you: a.cold?—aalloher's K i ;ir -11-.111-liiil-acqui red-aJust-colebrity_for_t he.. care____all. diseases arising from severe colds. and Its officer: • has bootiattested and approved by hundreds of our nu t re- Tv-table.. citizens; In every instance immediate - lief has been given, as the following ( , ertilleate from •cso who have tried It bears testimony. c Mainufluditrod and for sale by J.A. 5111:S CALLOHER, Agc • t. -------, Wo the undersigned du certify that we have ustei'lab lolwr's pre fation for Consumption, Colds, Disca ;s of the Lungs Liver,&c.. and having experienced 1111 f eli l. ate relief - herefrm would recomrend it to all aft I ted In that was. , I Thos. 11. 8411 ex, Mrs. M. (loud,' R. IT. McCoy,' . L. Wolf, Peter Monyer, U. S. Ilackett, Joseph Lobs; ~ N. W. Woods. . 1 Carlisle, April Sii, 1854-1 y I 11. SAXTON ~lZeniciflCS. it , II Li III!, turd list , It nceoiditip. to direction• is 1111 lotglish rcmctly, ni.d i ni. used I.t• W m Ziur ,)1' Engl9l4l, and col tii'l•ll 1.1 I.y 1,11,,, n et , I; betmettism. st bon every') hing else t ekommetalull 1,3 he gives the value of the money roaelvell. tl.en .; the patrooogo of the puttlie. not otherwi•e DR, TOBIAS' Office, 240 tilt EENWICII Street, j.w For min by A. Smith, Seventh mid Chestnut r.tr Dy..tt S Pun, IT? N. ... , econd street; T. 1:. Cellevide S. Third street. and by the Drurgists thiotighctit t.. United Stat,,F. C' iii) :. rumu.n. OF THE 111P01i: a partielc of Meteor) . in it. An intallible rented' for Sen fula. King's Evil. ilhetunatism.libstinate Cuts , ue Eruption,. Pimples or Pustule?. on the Fare. !lb t Boils, Chronic Sore Eyes. hiltt )loan or 'fetter. i.tld Demi, Enlargement mid Pain of the Shlherll Ulcers.' Syphilitk Disorder, Ltamlago, Complaints anti ail diseases n t i.,c from - am iejttaitt use of Mercury. Imprudence in Life, or I mien ity to' the 'rids valuable Medijne c .which lass become erlel bed for the number of extraordinary cures its ngenev, has induced the prc jwietors. ot the Ai -I 'ilt request of their friends. to offer It to the public. '1 In h they do with the titian st confidence in its Nintur, wonderful curative properties. Thel 1 Inwingeertia t tee selected from a large immber. ale Lewes Or. ,trongl • e s• Aineony than the mere word ...I tile proprietors; rn all frown gentlemen well known in their localia i l of the hhtlleNt respectability, many of them residing I I the rite of ltichunand, Vat. P. IitIEDEN, Esq., of the Excliain,e lintel. Rhin ; nil. ',mown every where. saN s ha. seen the :Niedieine Seksisil NlEtilltli administered in Ir 1 n hundred eases, in nearly all the diseases for; whirl t is reemumentlett with the mist astimishilurly roil re I is. Ile - S) s it is the limit extraordinary medielne In has ev;.r seen. AGUE: AND FEVER—tire:it irV that fa three years I hall Aizue and Fever on tile I st violent description. I had seieral ; rge i ' llatatittes of Quinine, 7liereliry. and I belie', e all the 'fdes advertised. but all n itlinut any permanent ; I l ef. At hist I tried Varlet's Spanish )11‘tlire. two 1,0(1 “1' which effeetually cured Inc and I stn happy to v I have had neither Chills ;;r fi•ver since. I nn,... , 1.1er 1 lie lint Tonle in the world, aird the only medirine thin ; rnr reached - my 1,12“.. j(111.N LOMjI). BeAver dam, near Eliinnond It. LUCK, NEIL, now in the city of Itichmond.ind• fir many years In the Peet Offie.•. has such ••••Mide• ' • in the astonishing efficacy of Carter's Spanish MI • re. that he lutsloonght, upwards of lii bottles whiela I • has gin en away to the afflicted. Mr. Lurk says he Mu ev er known it to fairwhen taken secording to (Rifest ; s. Dr. MINCE, a practising physician, soil fortut•il • of the City Hotel In the city of Illeluitond, says he in fr Ait nosmml, In a number of Instances, the effects of ;Car ter's Spanish' Mixture, whfeh were most. truly-sr ris ing. f lu sap: in a case of Consumption: depends l on the Liver, the good effects were wonderful indeed. „f_ . SAMUEL M. DRINKER, of the firm Drinker ris, !Minnow!, was cured of !Aver Complaint of R 1 ars standing by the use of two bottles of Cal ter's lip ' Mix ture. ' , OR EAT CURE OF SCROFULA—The ' Editors of the ii lehutoud Republican had a servant cuiplmed eh press rrsnu enr, 4 l of ylolent Fet. fala cola Wiled i ith Itheumatisin, which entlnely disabled him from n, Two bottlesul.earter's Spanish. Mhi tire made a p I het mare of him; and the editors In a public iodic° wi a .toy "cheerfully rmommend it to all who are afflicted ith any disease of Om blood." STILL ANtyrnEit CURE OF SCROFULA-1 very valuably hoy curial of Scrofula by Carter's SIB ish Mixture. 1 consider It truly a valunfile medicine. 3lt M 1.44 M. TA II; Conductor on the B. N. & It. B. Co. Iliehmont yir..lohu Thompson, residing in the city of ;Hi mont!, was cured by three bottles of Carter's Sp.' isli Mixture of Katt, Rheum, which ho had niserly 20 • irk and n6hh all the physicians of the city would not ire,, Mr. Thontmaii'is a well known merchant in thee ' Ilicluihd, Va.. and his cure is most remarkable. Prlucipal Depots at •M. WARD, CLOSE & Co, N.% 33. Mahlon Lune. Now York. T. W. DYOTT & °,ONS, No. 132, North, 2d fit., 1 i Ha , delphin. BENNETT & BEERS, No. 125 Main st., Ithio • oil. Yn. And for sale by S. Elliott, S. W. llaverstlek. Car 1 de Ira Day. Mechanicsburg: 11. Herron, Newyille: ( Altle, Shippensburg. and by dealers In modielnee •ry where. TiIE WONDER OF THE' AGE !- For the cure of t 4 altrheum, Chilblaina, Col 'den 'Sores, Chapped or Cracked 'lands, Burns or Scalds- uts or Wounds,, Piles, Inflammation of the Breast. 1.1 sof Insects, ROW Lips, rimPles en the Fare, and - Tiret ing Out and Sores on Children, and' ll diseases of the in. This Ointment will cure the Saltrheum anti Itur Chapped hands, quicker and surer than tuty - other cdt eines of the kind' term° the public, dx 'ln suhstantiate the nhots, I.cau , fa" .11 ""d"g tificates. but 1. consider it no nse. as (any person c do the FlllllO, if they , have friends, for even a worthy' ST , tide) rely solely owthe Milks of the Ointment f. piddle patronage. N. IL—A single box of this Ointment y Marl:smith's, FornMr's,lor's, Nleehanir'sliam -Tit thepe ,hap ur crock eier nu lot], sound in p.0c1,• .r1;- ing order gill IN inter, Prep:in:a and I.y • , I. • by i.he prinolvd 11114 , 0,1 s; and c oi p, I ; PI il.O 'ln rents pry Lox. Nov. ~ IS -Iy' , . lilt' icing. `)putt ath ( fiappintSS go Alp sons nub glaugljttro of fffidion Dr.: C. L. KELLING, "ECLECTIC PI+YSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUF Mechanicsburg, Pa Dr. Kga,t,rsta announces to the afflicted that 1 is a regttlitr graduate of Ono best Medical Collei• - in the United States, and, during many years , very extensive, practice, has been familiar wi , every form of disease, and succeeded in curing # most hopeless cases, even when abandoned by, 6 regular faculty. Ills perfect knowledge of the lo man system enables him to adapt the means to 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 His anunnures, that those that mourn may rejoice, ni the afflicted leap for joy. ALL, no matter wl,. their disease may be, can rest assured of findih, relief, and therefore should not delay a moment. Write disease and symptoms full and plain, a:. you can receive an answer by i-'ettiru mail (fry. stating the medicine required and the price of . --Alldress,_C_L—..bau.ltstn,_l l l._D.,_Meell ante shut__ Cumberland county,- Pennsylvania. , N.-B.—The Doctor will attend patfents at ri distance, when required. I I V E R 0))11)1,A r INT, Dyspi;psi A Jaundice, Chronic or Nervous debility. Ikeme the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a diortle. Liver or Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward pU fulness of blood to the head. acidity Of the 14141111,1 hau.ea. heartburn, distrust fur food, fulness or -weight ==l=2ll== the pit of the stomach, sn immims of the bead, burr - anttAillicult breathing,-fluttering at-the-heart, filmki or suffocating sensations when in a lying post urn di miss of vision, dots or webs before the sight, fever a dull pain In the head, deficiency of perspiration. yelio . ness of the stdn and eyes, pain in the stole, back. elle limbs, kc., sudden flushes of heat, burnt g In the ties c instant Imaginings of evil, and groat depression of sp its. can be effectually cured by Dn. Hem...can's Ur.: BRATED GERMAN fIITTEILS. prepared by Da. C. . J IrES , IN, No. 1 - 20 Arch Street, Philaot dphia. • Their power over the above dkeases is not excelled. e twilled, by any other preparation in the United Stat. rs the cures attest, in many cases after skilful phv - clans had failed. These bitters are worthy the attention of invalid.. Possesiing great virtues in the rectitieat kit o f disc, of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising (the n searching powers in weakness and tdrections'of tho' gestivu - organs, they are withal safe, certain and pit ant. Bead and be eonvinced. Testimony of the Itigl ehara 'ter! lion. Stneor. Judge of the Dist , Court in Perry county. Nov. IStll,l/Yri?.. 'said: " Your " flootland ern ri Bitters ' has been lu in our place over a year past, and to the astonishmenl many In perf,e-m6l wonders. We may notice a few stanees that haver 0011111 under our own BeetledOtte 1 tiro:-'-almost PA cry person \.h , . has stopped at the of Win. Lackey. ono year siner, predicted from his er rioted countemenee and debility, that he remill'int. 1 intich longer. Ile was unable to attend to his bush. and ft r the greater part of the time confined to his n 4 ' ICe reeammencied hint to try the Oerman Bitters: he and to the surprise of all his friends he is now old, attend to his usual fondness and perform manual hal Tho.case of 11,4,6* Ssissr, a stone mason. whom no supposed would ever recover from the debility of hiss tern, but tins 101114.011 upon as fast approaching the gin took eight or nine bottles of the Bitters during. the I. winter, and this summer be has lien (to the surprise all who knave his case) following his trade. The case Willianek.Mnrphy is no less astonishing,. Ile teo NTIL, flirredueed as to induce the general belief that the gr. alone would be his owls remedy, Mr. Lackey reel .numded . him to try the lloonaas therman 'Bitters: is now apparently a well man, and abletodoa hardda work. We could incliner' 'ninny other cases character, if it were nece.resary. I myself derived tin . benefit from their nse. 1 hare given considerable o' away, not for your benefit alOllO, hut to relieve stiffed humanity, and let me assure you I am pleased to see happy result. To the afflicted we say, try them fat and 1 will warrant relief." These Bitters :Ire worthy the attention of in vali posqessing great power in the restoration of a heart' action of the liver and the lesser glands, giving tone theistomaeh and nervous system, and bringing the s tan generally to a high state of health. For sale by ff. W. Ilaverstick and S. earth. Ira Day,'Mechanlesburg; J. IL Herron, Newville; J. Altie, Shippensburg, nod by dealers in medicines el'. whore. IhOUTUR YOUi SELFigtivATELy ants. by means of the iT .iESCULAPI I7S, or Ey. no ms ;OWN I'ITYSICIA he•thirty-sixth Edition, e le hundred en gray I n gs. eh Lg. Private Diseases and It , rmations of the Oenerai ;stem, in every shape Em: to' which is add& reatiso on the Diseases of :ales; intended for the us. mutles'Ouly, (see page 190, ut of the highest imports married people, or those !Yourm, M. D., Grath,. unsylvania, Member of the I , al Coii of Surgeons, London, and Honorary Mend of the 'Philadelphia Medical society. The varhms fox of tenet diseases, Seminal Weakness. Diseases of . Prostrate Wand. Impotency, solitary habits of 'youth. faithfully. described. and all the receipts given in-pi language. Tia• chapters on self abuse and Semi Weakness Is worthy of particular attention, and sine -.-bo - „rend by every one. Young men :who - hare been ' fortunate in contracting disease, previous to pin yourselves under the care of any doctor, no fattier e hit pretensions may be, get a oopy of this truly vale: ' work. . Sea Captains and persons going to sea should pos Dr. Young's Treatise on Marriage, the Pocket .;Escul 11S, or Every one His own Physician, • • • Lai - Let no father be asbanied to present n copy 01 2Escu!filthy; Um his chil4V It may save him from an v. grave. Let no young man or woman_ enter into tlo crot obligations of married life without reading the et Alicelapins. Let no one suffering from n hitcti • cough. pain in the slde,•restiesa nights, nervous feel: mitt the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, and e. up by their physician, be another moment without 4 milting the .14:sculaplus. linve the 'married or t: about to he Married any impediment, read this ti• useful Book, as it bits been the recalls of saving 11 santls'of Unfortunate creatures • from the very Jar death. Upwards of it MlLLlON ' eoples of thlsreleta, work has Len sold in this country and Europe sing. itS. when the first edition true issued. Aril . Any, paten sending, TWENTY-FIVE cent: in a letter. 4 ill receive one copy of this hoc '; mall; qr tiro eoples will. lu sent h.r $l. Address 1V11.11.1M - I * (ll 7 Stf. Ni.. 1G: spruce . pad. 'l'w only yeitrs pro flee in . the rimy tsiitly entitieS 1/r. Aottinr to the eolifi.l.4tre of II Chilli, Mid 111. M e n I.l.ollllnlllilA en ally I i the 015, de...06A in his' different pokiest hall, at hi , : fdl'r., Spruce strait., ek ;Ty day' l.td and ( day 0,0041 nod iternons at :111 . % to it . . Dr. - Yuan; by let tvr, pocy 1'‘,7,. M
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