little follto.
VABLE RULES VOtt LITTLe. VOL
• In Silence I dust take my seat,
And give God thanks before I eat;
Must for my food in patience -
'fill I am asked to bold my plate.
I Must not scold, nor whine, nor pout,
Nor move my chair or plate about.
With knife, or fork, or napkin-ring
I must not play, nor must I sing.
I must not speak a useless word,
For children must be seen, not heard.
I must not talk about my food,
Nor fret if I don't think it good;
I must not say," The bread is old,"
"The tea is hot," "The coffee's cold
I must not cry for this or that,.
N'Or murmur if my meat is fat.
My mouth,with food I must not crowd,
Nor, while I'm eating, spe*aldifd;.„
Must turn my head to couiliiir sneeze,
And when I ask, say, "If you please."
The table cloth I must not spoil
Nor with my food My`fingers
Must keep my seat when I have done
Nor round the table sport or run.
When told to rise, then I must
My chair away with noiseless foot,
And lift my heart to God Wbove,
In praise for all his wondrous love.
"WHAT'S THE USE" •
•°Where's Sam?" asked Joe Dennet, com
ing into fir.• Power's yard, and seeing Mr.
Powers at the door. " L'fp in his study," an
swered Sam's mother: And where is that?"
asked Joe; "I did not know that Sam had a
study." Sam's mother sinned, and told him
to go in the garden and may be he would
find it. He did so, and shouted "Sam where
--arc-you-?-" "Hallo_fLsaid_a_voice_from_above.
Joe looked up and saw his friend perched in
the crotch of all apple-tree, with Slate and
book in hand.
"Come," 'said Joe, "the boys are going a
boating'•and want you to go." "Cant," an.
awered Sam, "I am trying to master this Al-
gehra ;we all missekl. to day." "Why it is
Wednesday afternook t and that is our time.
I would not study, I am sure, what's the use?'
asked Joe.-ff" Well for my part, I would not.
I am bound to get this lesson, the first thing
I do," said Sam. "Pooh, it's to hot to study;
besides I hute Algebra, whrit's the use in
puzzling your brains over x plus y?" "I
think it is of use to get our lessons," said Sam.
"What are you going - to do after that ?" asked
Joe. "I am going to weed the onion . beds."
"Oh its too pleasant to work ; what's the use
of tying yourself up here all the afternoon ?
I know 1,, would not," said Joe Dennet..-
"Well I think it's of use to do what needs to
be done," was Sam's answer.
-• This - was a fair sample of Sam Powers and
Joe Dennet. It is twenty-five years since thiS
talk took place, and the boys are now men.
Sam Powers is called a man of "iron will,"
because he lays plans and caries them out
with a patience and, energy which never
gives up.—He is one of the first business
men in the State, and a truly pious man too.
How is it with Joe? he goes through life, a
man just„aste did a boy. If there is any
exertion to be made in his business, he asks,
"IVhat's the use?" and goes to it with so
little heart, That he is sure to fail. He is al
ways complaining of hard times, and won
dering how peoplc;`get ahead so. As for his
religion he does not .live as though it was
nweb use to him or any one else.
There are some boys who, when they have
anything to do, or 'are called upon to do a
little more than usual, try to shirk off by as
king, "0, what's the use?" The fact is boys
there is use in doing like a malt, what you
have to do. There is use in getting-your les
ions, and getting them well, and making ex
ertions to get them, if they are difficult.—
There is use in weeding the gardeh, 'chop
ping at the wood pile, cultivating a taste for
reading, and in doing what your parents ask
of you. Whenever I hear a boy trying to
excuse himself from duty by frequently
asking . fretfully, "0, 'Willa's-- the use?" I
mark him as a lazy, shirking shuffling boy,
who will bQ very likely to be good for noth
ing when be grows up. You must b4e
hearty interep, in your work ; and always
feel very suspicious of yonirielf, - if — you find
an" inelinatiOn to doge duty with a meaning
less excuse.
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ORN SHELLERS.--XANDEkt's PAT
ENT Coax SURI.I.I:It, dVeittedly thu loot and cheap
nw
V In usz. Farmers are requested to call and ex
amine it at the Carlisle Foundry and Machine tlhop. or
at. Saxtpn'ti - Hardware Rom i l'or sale at reasonable
prices by
Aug. ---:1m1
QUMAC WANTED.—The hi ; he st
ki price will be paid In rash fur sumac in large or
small quantllles, it &Ureic(' to the subsedber in East
street, Carlisle. . JACOB :1tOM:
Juno 14, 'l4-4lm .
TIROCII A LONG SHAWLS—Jus
XI received a few Long and Square Mocha SbewlN
and for Kale by 4.1. W. IHTNEIt.
1[.. 4 1 1t1511 11A MS AND Dll LEDBEEF
A fresh arrival .1 . SAvar eure , l lIAMS and Tilt 1,1
11 I.
just iirrinnati ittai for Nilo a
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AC 1-1 1 N I.llll' (it I,.—Avery super
l
or of 01 L gr 2astilg timt r
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ing every velum° is Barne's Large MaPof the State,
carefully colored.—the latest and best Map published,
and which retails sepemtely at One Dollar, and Is un
doubtedly the only correct one issued.
for
whichprice of the Book is placed at the lowest rate for
which it could be manufactured, and the - execution of
it In every respect is alike beautiful and substantial.—
Independently of the fine num, it is n remarkably cheap,
work; but that accompanying it, the publisher has no
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ed!
The Publisher has gone to great oxpenlo in publishing
the Book in proper style. The engravings aro Nndi
fully executed; the type large and clear; and the paper
of a fintrtexture; while the binding is at the same time
holy and durable, and• having done his part well,'lre
submits the work to the examination of the people.
confidently recommending It to the attention of those
Interested in the Pennsylvania Railroad -Company.
Beading Railroad Company, Sunbury and Erie Railroad
Company, Norristown and other miler - ads lu the State.
in the Schuylkill and Lehigh Navigation Campanie, In
the Lehigh and all other Coal Ctimpanies. throughout
Pennsylvania. to all engaged in milling and manure('
Wring Coal and Iron, to every Farmer and every citizen
of the great State of Pennsylvania. he submits this
plendld Voinme, and respectfully solicits their prtroti-
age.
Agents will call upon the citizens for their Subscrip
tion, And In cases where no agent has called. any person
wishing it, will have it sent free of expense, by remit.
Ling the amount to the Publisher.•
Inrarlable Price of the Work
Embossed Muslin, -
64 ti gilt edges and side -
" Morocco, marbled edge
" Turkey Morocco, extra- - 400
• CB-Agents . wanted in every County in the State.—
Any person desiring an Agency please address the Pulr
Usher Immediately.
11 . 31-WRITE S!%1E1T11, Publisher,
septa-54 . . io3 Cliesuut street, Philadelphia.
...,.. w..:
Delia Stores.
U\RUGS ! DRUGS ! DRUGS ! Fresh
/ SIMPLY! 01 have just received a fresh stork of
Medicines, .Paints, Olass, I Iji. be., which,having
Itbeen purchased ti int great care at the , est city
houses, I canconfidently recommend to Families
Physicians, country - ,Merchants and Dealers, as bi
ing freih and pure. ..
DRUOS-Patent Medicines, Fine Chemicals Instru
ments, pure Essential Oils, liens and Extracts, Spices,
ground and whole, Essences, Perfumery, &c,
Cod Liver 011—warranted genuine.
DYE-STUFFSo-indigoes, Madders. Sumac, Alum; Log
and Cam_Woods,,ollAltriol, Copperas,lac Dye.
PAlNTS—Wetherill & jirother's Pure Lead, Citrons
Green and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Jersey
Window Glass, Linserd Oil, Turpentine. Copal and cowl,
Varnish, and lied Lead. All of which will be sold at the
very lowest market price.
Also, a freSh and fiplun dld assortment 'of F ANCY
GOODS, Fruits, Confectionary, mid Innumerable other
articles ralculateefor use and ornament, all of oidi
are Offered at the lowest cash prices. at the'choap Drug,
Book and Fancy Store of the subsci Sher on North Man=
over street. S. Ir IIAVEIISTICII.
ARDNER & BROWN
liaGfications.
FRESH_ DEUGS, MEDICINES, M.
have just received from Philadelphia and
Now York very extensive, additions to my
•i . former stock, emlunrlng nearly every artiele
zaig . of Modicifie now In two, together with
Vaints, 01114, Tarnishes, Turpentine, Perrn-
LS E v _ m i i , mery. Seafai. Stationary, Fine Cutlery, Fish
ing Tackle, Brushes of almost every de4rip.
tion. with all endless variety of other articles, which I
am determined to sell at the vasty LOWEST prices.
All Physicians. Country Merchants, Pedlars and 'oth
ers. are reqperffully requested not to pass the OLD
STAN me tiny nor riot that every article will
ho Seht Of a good quality, and upon masouahLt terms.
Mehl itmcii Carlisle.
OE
d MANI; 11:.1.--A rmall lot of ens
t:r.wth. t Or. ":f:W' TOMATOES,
i.e.„juil tvoiived f . 6:tft - by
oats
ea 4 rible *via.
T 0 0 TIT WASlL—Beautiful White
Tooth Healthy Gums and a fiwect Breath—All who
aro desirous of obtaining these benefits should use Mal-
MAN'S CELEBRATED TOOTH WAt 4 ll. This delicicus
'article combines, AO many merltm ions qualities that it
has, now become a standard favorite with the citizens of
NeW York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. bentists'pre
scribe it in their practice most successfully, and from
every source the most flattering laudations are awarded
it.
Inflamed and bleeding gums are Immediately 1 orient
ted by its use; its action upon then' is mild, sct thing
and effective. It cleanses the teeth so thoroughly, that
they are made to rival Oar] in whiteness, and diffuses
through the mouth such n delightful freshne s s that the
breath is rendered exquisitely sweet. It disinfects these
impurities which tend to produce decay, and. as a con
ways rem a w in h e so n u nhde. se
Raeraed
eme
o fol e l d o w t i he g
f t r e o e m th
D m r u Jst. aAl
.
Carthan:
Mr. F. Zerman—Sir: Having used and recommended
your Tooth Wash In my practice for some tid e, find it
the iciest effectual Dentritire In use, and thereforerecom
mend it to the public.
Dr. J. A. CARMAN, Dentist,
Ilarriaburg, Pa.
Read the following testimony :
Ma. %mous—Dear Sir: 1 have fully tested the merits
of your valuable Tooth Wash. and can, without hesita.
Unit, recommend it as the best that has come under my
notice during all experience as Dentist of mere than six
teen years. It cleanses the Teeth, soothes and hardens
Irritated Gums, and impdts a delicious fragrance to the
Breath: From the mouths of those who make use of it,
however, it will certainly speak for itself.
Gm. P. Semi'sty. Surgeon Dentist,
279, South Tenth st., Philadelphia.
It Is used and recominendled by all the eminent Dent
ists in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other
cities where It has been introduced. All should give
a trial.'
Prepared only by Fronds Zerman. Druggist and
Chemist, Philadelphia. and sold wholesale and retail by
Samuel Elliott, Carlisle, .1. Dorsheimer. Mechanicsburg.
.1. Herron, Newville, .1. C. Williams. Shippensburg, and
by all Druggists at only 25 cents per bottle.
EPILEPSY Cain he Cured. ,Lake's
VE(I ETABLE COMPOUND, for the cure of Ein
-
tsesv or FITS ! is performing more wonderful cures than
any other medicine yet known or before the public.—
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS A BOTTLE.
The proprietor has in his possession numerous rei;tifl
cotes, narrating the astonishing mad Miraculous cures
effected by this medicine. and directs attention to the
following only. to assure those who are so unfortunate
to be al - Meted with the terrible disease heretofore regard- '
ed incurable, that Ltss's preparation IN AT.MoNT INF tid
al-ft IN ITN cens!
From Mrs. Brooks, widoW of Maj. Jas. Brooks. late of
Conneaut, 0.
CONNEAVT, Feb. 3; 1563.
Mr. Z. Ls Er:—Sir. Please send me another bottle Of
-Fit-Medielne,as_Lilomet.Jibeto lie without it on band.
When I roinmencedizichnt the medicine to my soil Ed=
gar. be had from one to three its per day. Be has now
taken the median° over five months. anti has had. I
think.'but two fits in that time-and these very light.-
111 s body and mind are very much improved: and
by
the blessing of God, I feel that the medicine will restore
obis lady land mind to their wonted activity. Ile is 2,X
years old. and has had tits over 12 years, which have
been very frequent. and very destructive to his vonstb
tution and mind. Hundreds of dollars have been ex
pmded , for medicine to "MOM cure," but nothing huts
relieved him until he used your medicine. 4 Respeetfully
yours, POLLY BROOKS.
From Judson Landon, County Superintendent of the
Ashtabula Cotlidy Infirmary.
KINGSVILEP., Feb. 4, Dir.:l.
Mr. Z. 1. iK E—Sir: Please Semi a few more bottles of
your "Fit Medicine:" 1 may not need it. but think ',lt
erate keep It out hand. Yonr medicine tuts done wonder.
I gave it to Miss Jane Delano; she has had tits for 26
years, brought on by having the measels when but four
y tudrs old, which could not be brought out to the surface.
After taking the medicine a few 'days. slit rote A FINE
came or :utt:Asst.S, and has had no fits since. She haul tits
or symptoms almost
_ She anti her father concur
with me in saying that we believe the medicine has or
will work a pbrfect cure. I ale gave the medleine to
Miss Jane llonderson_an - d_Aris Carhy, who have Mut 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 bean expended by, the friends
of the above patients for doctoring. all to - nn-purpose.—
The cure was left for your medicine to perform, and
ran cheerfully recommend it as a valuable diseovery..+-
Respectfully yours, JUDSON LAN DON.
Superintendent Ashtabula Co. Infirmary.
Prepared and s=old at wholesale by Z. lAxt, UMpeaut
Ohio.
• R. F. NV KLId R, traveling agent..
Sold by S. W. ll:tvoidick. CArlislo; E. IL TIU/1113S. Th
cluinieslourg; I). W. lirt,K.s. Ilarrlsburg. liet. 5-Iy*
qua: are.
I
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•
01 IN P. LlNE—Wholesale and Re
f tail dealer in American, English and German
HARDWARE, Oils. I'aints, &r., it. Mcvluinics, builders
and the public generally, who are in want of Hardware
• ninny kind, are invited to . oil - in and
..40, f:'it examine toy unusually Tart stock td .
- - • .• .••.- goods, which lam selling at very low
prices. ust stop in; it will only tl..d.sin you a very
few minutes to he convinced that what 'everybody says
—that Lyn's is decidedly tins place to get good goods at
law prices—must Lo true. lAN il'S hardware Store,
• West Side North Hanover street.
T OOK lIERE!-A
URRAT BARGAIN OrrEnEo.
The subscriber In consiquence of ill-health, offers his en
tire stock of lIARWAItE to any person or liorsons
log to enter int o,he Hardware business. Ile haying so
resolved lu quitting the business, will givn a bargain.
besides his influence ano custom. Any one desirous
, zettin'g into this busines will do well to call soon, nod
if not disposed of by the 14 of October' next. be 51111
thou commonce selling• off at cost Id the old and well
known stand, In North Hanover street, next &ma. t,
Charles Ninglaughllo's Hotel. JACOB SEN
- -
H AR D WA
i s tiRESH AItRiVAL -1 .
II EN Ylt SAXTON. The
subscriber having returned from the city would calt.the
attention of his friends and the public generally to the
large and well seleetedassortment of hardware which he
has just received. consisting In part of BUILDING NA
TER I A L 4. 'n MIN, Sere VII il gos, locks, belts glass putty.
paints, elk, ke. TOO —edge tools; saws and planes of
every dose ption, with files, rasps, hanuners, anvils, ke.
I lli
A. - "gen d assortment of SH M
OEAKERS AND . SAD
DLERS ' OOLS, together with morocco, lining anti bind
lug skins, shoe thread. wax, pegs, lasts, harness mount
ing. saddletrees, kcc.
COACH TRlMMlNG—canvass - (plain, enamelled. fig
urml and embossed,) patent and enamelled leather,
axles. springs, hubs. spokes. felloes. shafts, ke.. kr.
Cabinet Makers will find a largo assortment of varn
ishes mahogany and walnut veneers, moulding, rosettes,
hair cloth, curled hair, ke..
The stock of Iron is large and well _seleepal, compris
ing all the kinds in general -use, as hatmuered And relied
iron of all spree, fiat, lea' and band iron, round, square
and oval iron, horseshoe I r and nail reds. with a largo
let of cast and spring steel, English and American blis
ter steel, tee-. •
housekeepers and those about commencing will fled it
to their advantage to call and examine our - httlory,liii.:
tania and plated ware pans, katies, cedar warejonikets.
$2 00
2 50
o or
ke.
In addition to the above we have received n splendid
assortnient of AVALI, PAPER, making the stock elan
'Auto, and at such prices as cannot fail ,to give tlatisfec
don. We Invite all friends to ralLknewing It will be to
their own advantage. Itememktt.the old stand, East
High street, Owlish), Pa
Oct. 1 . „.!, 0.53.
I~IIFSII ARRIVAL OF • HA RD
-
w A R subscriber having retueniid• from
the city has Just (named for the Fall trade a large and
teen selected stock of foreign and domestic Hardware.
embracing everythlng usnally'found in that line of bu
siness. The attention of friends and the public generally
Is respectfully directed to the aSsortment on hand, as
suring them that goods of nil kinds will be sold for cash
at a very small advance on manufacturers prices. Ile
momber.tlm old stand, Bast Mein street, Carlisle. Pa. •
Aug :SO, • H. SAXTON.
. ..._ ._... _ I •
1 AKE NOTICE.'-.---Tliat' all persons
about conurintriptituz Hoitselweplur and altors In
M ; :111t of thVIII, Call cot supplied wMII K Tdr's and Foils.
: 4 p nit 0. [Adios, Cultoi% Mills, Pans, lii Lt. li.s, SA-Irons,
.le., on tlr lowt,st roit,s by
pool's ANDmES
si.— A very large
(7r 11,06 r awl ov,ers rip
I,2o.lr,Maffil
wt,i 'CA • ' CIIIALES 0611.10 i.
j. W. 1:11\
31tchicittes.
FlNltl' SA )TON
ri 111 E GREAtrEST.DISCOVERY
TIIII AO E—Farthers, Families and. others, ran pun
chase no remedy mune]. to Dr. TOBPAS' Venetian I.it.i'
mont, for Dy sentery. Ctllt, Croup. Chronic hhounuttism
quinsey, Sore Tinvt, Toothache, Sea Sickness, 1. tits
Burns, Swellings, Old Sores, Illusqulto Bites, 'lnsect
Stings, Pains in the Limbs, ChestlfiCk-i&c. It It doe.
not give relief, the money will ho /refunded—all that
'it
asked, is a trial. and use it according to di'iceticns.
article Is an English remedy. and was used by Win. IY.
King of England. and em tilled to by him, as a cure f I
Ilhemnat4m, a 111311 evcry thing else rt.( mniuendt d by lib
phi had failed.
Over 10,600 On of betties have leen sold In the Cult
ed States, witloait a single failure, HMI halt
stated that it WPS worth $lO per ttle. they 0t.11.,
would be w ith(Mt It in case of Croup, as It It. as certab.
applied. It cures Tooth:oily lit three mit ute
1.
Headache in half an hour, and Cholera. v.lom fit st
on, in n few hours. It Is perfectly itmorent to take in
terunlly, and has the recommendation of ninny of the
most eminent Physicians in the United States. Price.
25 and 50 cents. in
Dr. Tobias has also put op it Liniment f r Hors , s
pint' bottles, Which Is *lLn:tilted—cheaper and letter
than any other. for the cure of Colic. Smelling} ,
old Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Scratches, Clad ell Heel, (kr.—
Frit+, 50 cents.
Dr. Tobias could fill a dozen newspapers with tic err.
tificates and letters received, relating to the wt nderful
cures nccomp:lsited by his Liniment. I rat Co shims that
warranting it is sufficient, its any person vs Ito de es not
obtain relief, need not pay for It. There has I ten so
much worthless medicine s, Id to the . puldic. th .t I r To
bias wishes his article to rest on two art rife, nr dif
Ito gives the value of the mime} , received, tl 0. he risks
the patronage of the piddle., not otherwise.
DII. TOBIAS' Office, 240 GREENWICH Street,. New
York.
For sale by A. Smith, Seventh and Chestnut *streets •
Dyott 4 Stin. , l32 N. Second street: T. B. Callender. F.S
S. Third street, and by the Druggists through( tit t :c
United States. 0,
THE GREAT IT/OMR OF THE 141.01.4).—N0t
a particle of Mercury In It. All infallible remedy for
Scrofula, Klug'sE il, heunatt Ism. I ebstinate Cutler-eons
Eruptions, Pimples or Pustules on the Face, 1 I tales.
Dons, Chronic , `ore Eyes. Ping Worm or Totter. male!
Ilead. Enlargement and Pain of the Bones need Joints,
Stuleorte Ulcers, S phillUe Disorders. Imenlerne. Friend
I 'llllll4ailltS Mid all diseases ariSing from an he judicious
use, of Mercury, Imprudence in Life, or Impurity of the
This valuable .Met Heine, which has heroine celebrated
for the number of extraordinary cures effected through
its agency, has induced the prcprietors, nt the urgent
reluest of their friends. to offer it to the public, which
they do with the utmost confidence in its virtues and
wonderful curative 'lmport ins. The I . ..flowing certifientes
selected from a large number. toe bon ever, stronger tes
timony than the mere word of the proprietors: and are
all from gentlemen well known in their loralitieS and of
the highest respectability, many of them residing in the
city of Richnion,d, Va.
N. BOYDEN, Nan., of the Exchange llotel,
known every where. says he has Seen the Medicine call.
oil CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE: administered In. flier a
hundred cases, in newly all the diseases for which it is
ret.onuffended with-the most astonishingly g,oed results.
his says it is the most extraordinary medicine helms
ever seen.
AO UE AND FEVER—Great Cure.—l hereby certify
that fir three years I had Ague and Fever of the most
violent derwrlption. I had several Physiriat s. took large
quantities of Quinine. Mercury. and I 1 elieve all the
Tonics advertised, but all without any permanent
At last I tried Carter's SpAnish Mixon,. two Is ttles ,if
which effectually cured me and I tun happy to say I
have had neither Chills'or Fever sinr,e. 1 vonslder It the'
hest Tonic In the world, and the only
medieinethat ever
reached my rase. , JOHN INUDLN.
Beaver dam, near Richmond. Virginia.
O. B. LUCK, ESQ., now in the city of Richmond. and
fir many 3 ears in the Post Offiee. h e's suc h root t i t tire i„
the , tistonishlog , efficacy of Carter's Spanish 31 is turn.
thaehe has bought upwards of rat bottles, w bleb he has
given away to the afflicted. 31r. Luck says be has nev
er known it to fail when taken ncrerding to directions.
Dr. MINCE, a practising physician,' and formerly of
the City lintel in the city of Richmond, says he has wit
nessed, in a number of instances, the effects of ( ar
ter's'Spanish Mixture, whiat were most truly surpris
ing•J lie says in it case of "CWrisnmption. dependent on
the Liver, the good effects were wonderful indeed.
SAMUEL 31. DRINKER., of the firm Drinker R Mor
rls, Richmond; was cured of Liver Complaint of 8 years
standing by tile
,Inse of two bottles of Carter's Spanish
Mixture.
OREAT CURE OF SCROFULA—The Editors of the
Richmond Republican had a servant employed in their
ress room cured of violent Scrofula et aphthert w ith
p
Rheumatism. which entirely dcsabled him front work.—
Ton bottles of Canter's Spanish Mixture made a perfect
cure of him. and the editors Ityt nubile milee say they
-cheerfully recommend R. to all who are afflieted with
any disease of the blood."
1:zT11.1. ANOTHER CUEE OF BCRIIFI*I had n
very val mild) boy thmed of;Servfirla by Carter's Spanish
Mixture. I'mnsider it truly a valuable medicine.
.TAMES M. TA
Conductor on the It. F. k P. ii. R. Co, Richmond, Va.
Mr. Min Thompson.- ; residing In:0e city of Pleb
mond, was cured by three bottles of Carter's Spanish
Mixture of Salt Ithenin, which he had nearly,2o years,
andxhich all the physicians of tifiS city would tint yore,
Mr. is n well known merchant in the city 01
Richmond. Va., said his cure is most remarkable.
Principal repots at M. - WARD, CIAISE A Co, No. S 3,
Maiden Lane, New York,
T. \V. DYOTT k SONS, No. 132, North 2il st., Phila
delphia.
BENNETT A: BEERS, No. 12! Main st; Richmond.
Va.r
• And for sale by S. Elliott, S. W. Ilaverstiek. Carlisle;
Ira Day, 3lerbanicsburg; J. 11, Ilemm, Norville: J. C.
Altic. Shippoithliurg, and by dealers in medicines fvery
where.
.lIAVE you a cold ?-oallolier's Elixir
has acquired a just celebrity for the mire of an
diseases arising from revere eelds. and its efficacy has
been attested and approved by hundreds of our must re
spectable citizens. In. every instance immediate relief
has been given, as the follow Mg cet tificate from tin
so
who Imre tried It' bears testimony - Manufactured and.
for cafe by
Wo the underigned do,certlfy tbai we have usefrflel:
loher's preparation fur CitttstimPtion, Colds. fl o sses of
the lanigs, Liver. Ac., and having expo toured immedi
ate relief therefrom would recommend It to all of
in that way.
Tints. IL Skilos, Mrs. M. (fruit'. It. 11. McCoy, E. L.
Wolf, Peter Monyor. IL S. Hackett, Joseph Lebach, N.
WondS.
Carlisle, April 95, 185.1-ly
T 1 1:1 1 1 WON D OF TILE ACE ! -
• For -the cure of Saltrhetim, Chilblains, Common
Sores, Clutplied or,Cracked Hands, Hurns'or Scalds. cnts
or Wounds. files, Inflammation of .the Breast. bites of
Insects, :ore Lips, Pimples on the Face, and Freaking
Out and Sores on Children, and all diseases of the Skin.
This Ointment will cure. the Saltrheum and Ifurnit. or
Chapped hands, quicker and sorer than any other Inca
din's of the kind before the public.
To substantiate the above, 1 ran give. Inindreds aver
tilicate'S. but I, consider it no useos (any person ran do
thiname, if they have friends. rthless
I rely solely en the merits of the Ointment tot the
pat runage.
N. 11.—.A . single box of this Cintr c t will keep any
illachsmithls,,Fatuter's.. Sailor's. or :,!r Jim ie's hands. let
Mem (hap /tr crzotk ever s., bad. t...at oAtolin tat woes
hig order all hinter. nopared no't c.-111 In
Mt IRO
• . .fmyttt to h. Coon.
Sul l also by the principal Drugg t sitt.t and Ceunta; Mor
I 1tr0,t,... Price ,`rat:: For 14;6.,
Now. 1 , 3, P,:43—ly
H. SA XTON
Michiciwes.
JAMES CULLOM:ft, Agent
Michict
,15,1. OR -YE,
Xjcaltt nub Pppintss
go tip *ens ant) Daughters of `'„kftlittic
Dr. C. L. KELLING,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHE
Mechanicsburg, Pa
Dr. .KF4LING announce:: to the, afflicted the
Is a regular graduate-0141e best Medical Co.
in the United States, andit - ring many year
very extensive t.raetice, has been familiar
svery farm of disease, and succeeded in eurint
most hopeless cases, even when abandoned ir;
regular faculty. His perfect knowledge of th.
maw system enables him to adapt the mecum r
rad, so as to produce the most nkonishing,
The alarming prevalence of disease, and the
imperfect medical treatment of' tbe present' day
induced him to make known ins seven-i•M
nEmEnnts, that those that mourn may rejoice
the afflicted leap for joy. ALL, no matter
their disease may be, can rest assured of fit
relief, and therefore-should not delay a mume
Write disease and symptoms full and plain
you, can receive an answer by return mail I
stating the medicine required and the price
Address; Q. L. ELLINa, M. D., Mechanics)
Cumberland county, Pennsylvania.
-- N.-B.—The—Dm:tor AVilLattentl Ratints_nt
distance, when required.
I . E R CMIPLAINT, Dp-pe,
Jatinakm Chronic or Nom us del Pity, !Ma.
the Kidneys, and all diseases - arising from a dism
Liver* or Stomach, such as Corotipation. i n ward
fulness -of itlis‘d to the bend, acidity the ate
nausea. hearth urn, disgust r r tis ii. fultie,,. or weir
the stonmeh, sour ernetatlons. sinking or Itutt
ref
the Pit of the stomach, swimming of the brad, h
and difficult breathing, tl utt..ring at the heart. el
' or suffocating sensations when in h ly int.r,4ostim
urns of vision. dots or wet before the sf.:fit. rev.
dull lade in the hood, deficiency of pod y
nest; of the skin and eves, path In tilt' Sllll l . I‘lll . k, •
limbs, &e., sudden flushes of I.eat. burns g in the
r instant Imaginings of evil. and great depression r
its. ran he effectually cured by lie. lloosiAxn . s
lIIIATED GE-ILMAN BirrEus, prepared l.y
tot:sort, NO. 120 Arch Street. Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases Ls old exert
o &untied, by any other preparation in theT :
as the cures attest, In many' mots after skilful
clans had failed.
These bitters are worthy the nttenthn of invn
Possessing great virtues itt the rectification of
of the Liver and lesser glands, exereising the
searching powers In weakness and idiot:Gott} , of
gestivo organs, they are withal safe, certain and.
ant.
head and be convinced._ Testimony of the 1
character! Hon. lige. STIIOOII, Judge of, the
Court In Perry outlay, Pa.. Nov. Isth. 1 - i-ft2. mid
•• lour iloopand's German Bitters - has Peen
in our place user a year past. and to the :tstonishn
many has performed wonders. We may notice a 1
stmiees that have come under our own Immedit
tiee:—almost every person who has stopped at tin
of 'IV in. Lackey, one year since, pre.lbted faun hi
-dated couptenanctt and del ility. that he could n
much longeb. Ile 'll'lll l unable to attend to his tor
and for the greater part of the time confined to hi
We ree1:1111111 1 11111 1 11 1,1111 to try the German Mavis:
and to the surprise of all his friends he lo nbw •
attend to his usual business and perform manna'
The ease of Henry Asper. it stone mason. a lona
supposed would ever recover frvin the debility of I
tem, but WWI looked upon as fast approaching the
took eight or 11.111 1. 11 itIOS of the Bitters during t'
winter. and this summer he has been (to the sun
all who knew his easel following his tunic. The •
urphy is no less astonishing. Ile too
• far reduced as to Induce the goteral belief that the
alone would ho his only remedy. 31r. Lackey
him to try the lloofiand's Getman BRIJ
Is nowJapparently a well mamand able lotto a ban
work. _We could mention many other cases of a
character, If it were necessary. I myself derived
benefit from their use. I have given considemb
away, not for your benefit alone. but to relieve so
humanity. and let me gssure you 1 111111/11 1 ;i1 411 1 to •
happy result. To the afflicted we say, try then
and I will warrant relief."
These Bitters are worthy the attmtion of in
,passessing great power ha the restoration o f it I
action of the liver 11101 the lesser glands. giving I
the idomach and nervous system, and I tinging b
temYenemlly to a high state of health. (t
For tgde by S. W. Ilaversticit and S. Ellictt. P-•
lrn Day. Meehanieshurg: 1. 11. Hermit, NOWTHIC
Attie, Shippensburg, and by dealers In medicine
where.
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uf the highest hap
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By. Wm. Yorsi. M. P.. C
of thedilgliversity of Pennsylvania, ;lientber of ti
nl C01100..0f Surgeons. London, and Honorary '
of the Philadelphia Medical society. The varlet
of Secret 'diseases, Seminal Weakness. Biseaso
fri.Arnto Oland. impotency.solitary habits of. yc
faithfully described,"and till the receipts riven
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Weakness...is worthy of.partieular attention, and
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