fil
tittle ‘frilit's.
"We Were too Poor to Pay."
Yes, it was a lovely spot—that village
church-yard ! such a one I fancy, as inspired
the , "Elegy in a country Chareh-yard."—
Thor'e was less pomp and show than in our•
city burial places, but what cif that?—as
'Jeremy Taylor says, "we cannot deceive God
and nature, for a coffin is a coffin, though it
be covered with a sumptuous pall." So a
grave is a grave, though it be piled over
with sculptured marble."
Then that little girl! How her image
conies up before me—bending over her bro
ther's grave. I marked her when we entered
the spot where she was kneeling'. I ap
proached !cautiously—there was something
so sacred in the picture of a child weeping
at a newly made grave, that I feared my
presence would break the rapttu•e of lier
mournful nnisings. I. know not how long 1
might have stood, apparently refitting the
rude grave stones, had not OW child raised
her CVO"; an d...timidly said:—
Oirrlitile Willie sleeps here. We's too
poor to get a tombstone. we and the angels
know whore he lies, and mother says that's
enough."
"Are you not afraid to be here alone?"
ME
"0, no: mother is sick and" , couldn't dome,
so she said j must come and see if the vio
lets were in bloom yet."
"How old was your brother?" I asked,
feeling intere-•ted in the child,
- "lie, was only seven years old; and he was
so gOod, and had such beautiful eyes; but he
couldn't see a bit."
"linked! Was he blind?"
"Yu see he was sick a long time; yet-his
eyes were blue and bright as blue skies with
stars in 'cm, and we did not know he was
getting blind,_until, one day I brought_
. him . a
pretty rose, 'and he asked:
"'ls it a white rose, Dora?'
"'Can't you see it, darling ?' asked mother.
"'Nu, I cannot see anything. I wish
you would open up the window, it is so dark
here.'
"Then we knew that poor little Willie was
blind; but he lived a long time after that,
and used to put his dear little hand on our
faces to feel if we were crying, and tell 'us
not to cry, for he could see God, and heaven
and the angels. 'Then never mind, mother
and Dora,' he'd say, 'l'll see you too, when
you go away from this dark place.'"
"So one day lie clOsed his• eyes and fell a
sleep, and mother said he was asleep in Jesus.
Then we brought him here, and buried him;
and though' we're too poor to get a tomb
stone, yet we can plant flowers on his little
grave, and nobody'll trouble them, I know,
when they learn that our little sleeps
here."
BEGIN' A fitywr.—lf you are about to do a
piece of work, you . wiil be careful to begin it
right ; otherwise you will have to take it to
pieces- and- do it over againr - - If you are go
inn on a journey, you will be•eareful at first
to get in the right road; for if you start wrong
you will be continually going farther and
farther out of the way.
- Now von arc starting in life, and life is a,
journey. If you start wrong, you will be all
the time going out of the way. You have a
• to do ; but if you begin
, it wrong,
nrse than lost. Not
, all over again,
done. Do you
?".fhe wisest
Of the Lord is
The 'fear of the
• y to begin life - aright
Clod, and make. it your
smess to servo him, and
g else will come out right.
AVIS & CULIN, Dealers in Lanips,
I.ANTBRNS AND CIIANDEIAIIRS, N. B. corner
north and Chaffy sta., Philadelphia.—llaving onlargod
a-ii,rFtiproved Choir store, arid-having - tho - largost assort
molt ~f .lAmp.4 in Philadelphia. they are now propared
to furnish Comphine, Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, }:thereal
Oil, Phosgene,. tins and . Lard Lamps Lantorns tot
all patents, Fancy Hotel and hail Lamps, ' liandeliors,
• airandolco owl Candelabras, and Britt:mitt Latnpa, at
the, manuftoturora lowest prices. Glass Lamps by the
package, at a small advance over auction prices. Boing
largo MAN UFACTI.II[I[I[S. of Pine Oil, -purning Fluid,
kitheroal Oil s Alcohol dud (the only truo) . PhosgonotJas,,
etthltintiei them articles at such prima that Bier
wlP tni it to their advantage to [my. Call be
"'r;
el I 'whom, if you want bargains. Also, the
rump for solo. •
•
' --- . - ‘ , ..Stirgeons' 'Bandage
eurE molovED to No. 4, tab
li scorn abovo ittarlict. B. C.
Attu:ding Prossuro TRUSS, for the
.ioulilor Braces, Supportors, Elastic
try, Hemorrhoidal, told Bandages Ihr
• Jan.•dl-Iy.
RECEIVED.—A. prime lot of
olebrittod irATENT 1Y11.1.110. (CREASE, fO Car
,,irs. Wagons, ILe. This artirle fully maintains
reputation of being the bed article for the puma's()
inr offered. Tar sale at SAXTON:4.
SU 111 A u WANTED.—Tho highest
pried will to pall in elitill for Sumac lu largo or
small Quautltio4, if delivered' to the Fatlmerther in East
ntre. , t, Clarlislo. . . JACOB 611110111.
Junell, '51.41m
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It. Eight thousand civics sold! Every Farmer and
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Improvements, lh;sources and Agriculture! popularly
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Very great
. popularity.
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the Work. and all its parts receives his earnest attendant,
not merely spevulrting on the results of husbandry, but
searching and finding how the greatest advantage can
be gained front the best_sources. livery Farmer shoal
road and study his remarks. and also those who depend
on the Farmer fitr the tutees...Ms of life : fcr all should
understand something of the means by which those
necessaries are produced.
Cities, Towns and 1 Wages are described and _dwelt
upon, the charactoristies of the people pointed out, and
the various improvements in progress or 'projected no
tleed;—ono of the deeply interesting sketches in the
work IS that on the 'Wyoming Valley; the vivid and
startling interest thrown around that devoted spot, is
dwelt upon with beautiful pathos and feeling, and the
leading events In the tragic part enacted there in revo
lutionary times, pointed out hy u muster hand. Added
to this is Campbell's nlways beautiful (Jeannie of Wyo
ming, the merit of which It Is unnecessary to speak
about,
A vivid and truthful dc-scription' of the grand nod
majestic Sconery of the Old l(eyotono State. is Tjji.o.A.-
prominent subject In the Volume. Nothing cane . Ketqf
the grandour and beauty of Ponnsylvanin's Romantic
Hills, and well door the author understand the subject
with which ho deals.
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yoke, pronOunced it the Best Popular Book over written
on the State and without a single excepon have re.
i
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ing every volume Is Ilarne'm Largo Map of the : , tate,
carefully colorod;—tho latest and best Map published,
and which retails separately at Ono Dollar, cunt Is un
doubtedly the only correct one Issued.
The price of the Book ix placed at the lowest rate for
which it could lm manufactured, and the execution of
it in every respect is-alike beautiful and substantial.—
rolopeodon fly of the fine Map, it Is a remarkably clump
work; but that accompanying It, the publisher has no
hesitation in pronouncing it the cheapest Book 'publish
ed I
The Publisher has gone toreat oxpenle In publishing
the Honk in proper style. The engraving*, are beauti
fully executed; the typo large and clear; and the Impel
of a fine texture; while the binding is at the same time
tasty and durable, and having done his part well. he
submits the work to the examination of the people
confidently recommending It to the 'attention if those
Interested in the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Reading Railroad Company, Sunbury and Erie liailroad
Company, Norristown and other railroads in tlr State,
in the Schuylkill and ,behigh Navigation CoMpanie. in
the Lehigh and all other Coal CompanieS, throughout
Pennsylvania, to all engaged in mining and manufac
turing Coal and Iron, to every Farmer and every citizen
of the great State of I miss Is ania, ho submits 'this
splendid voltnue, and respectfully re.licits their prtnon
age.
Ag - ents will call upon the citizens for their stil'scrip-
Lion. and lu elves where no agent luealled, anyiwrson
wishing it, will hare it sent free of expense, by remit
ting the amount to the Publisher.
Invariable Price of the ‘Vork i
Embossed 'Muslin, - - - - $2 00
' gilt eVes and side - - 2 50
" Morocco, marbled 0d , ,r0 - ~ - 225
. l', Turkey Morocco, extra - 400
ira‘Agents wanted in every County in tho State.—
Any person desiring au Agency please address the Pub
lisher immediately.
WILETE SMITH, Publisher, -
185 Chesnut Strict, Philadelphia.
sop V-54
Drug Stores.
-DRUGS !. DRUGS ! DRUGS,! Fresh
suppby, I have, just received a fresh stock of
/ Medicines, Paints, Glass, Oil, &c., ~rhich, Latin
44% been purchased with great care at the Vest city
houses.] canconfidently roconcineud to Families,
Physicians, Merchants and Dealers, as ho
lm; fresh end pure. 1 --
DltUflS--Paterit D edicines, Fine Chemicals, Instru
ments, pure Essential - 011 s, Herbs and Extracts, Spices
graund_anil_lvhole,.Essonces,_Porfumory, 6: , .3.= •
. -
Cod Liver Oil—warranted genuine.
•DYE-STUFFS,-Indigoes, Idziddent, Sumac, Alum, Log
and Cum Woods. Oil Vitriol, Copperas, hoc Dye.
PAlNTS—Wetherill .t Brother's Pure Lead, Chrome
Green and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Jersey
Window Wags. Linseed 011, Turpentine, Copal and coach
Varnish. and Rod Lead. All of which will be sold at the
very lowest market price.
Also, afresh and splendid assortment of FANCY
GOODS, Fruits, enufectionary, mid' innumerable other
articles calculated for use and ornament, all of which
are offered at. the lowest each prices. at the cheap Drug,
Book and Fancy Store of the subscriber on North Han
over street. S. t" lIAVNIISTICK.
RESII IntUGS,'MEDICIENES, &e.
,Ce.--1 hive just received from Philadelphia and
New York very extensive additions to icy
ers",, a m
forer stock, embraf lag nearly every article
rr'
i g. of Medicine now in use, dogether with
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Thrpentine, Perfu
rAt. niery. Swipe. Stationary, Film Cutlery, Fi,sh
log Tackle, Brushes 4, almost every deserip•
Lion. with an endless variety of other articles, which I
WO determined to sell at the VERY LOWEST prices.
All Physicians. Country .Merchants, Pedlars and, oth
ers, are resPeetfully requested not to pass the OLD
STAND, as they may rest assured that every artoe will
be sold of a good quality, and upon reasonable terms:,.
S. IsI.LfOTT,
May 30. fo Main street, Carlisle.
. _•
NO.'S 2 and MACKEREL, of the
now crop just received - and for sale nt the Family
Clrocory of J. 41. WII,LIAMS;
July 20,'G3. Wuit :Main fitre9t.
.Bclytjsle.,4c-rgl-0.
31/ehicines.
0 0 T H WASll.—Beautiful White. ripllE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF
Teeth' Ilealthyßnins and a , Eweet hreath-All who' THE' AGE—Farmers, Families and et LIPCF. Call put ,
:no desirous of obtaining these heiudas shonlid luoi liji- d m , no ron o dy .qual to De. 'l'Ol2lAS' \ enettan
MAN'S CELEBRATED TOIITII WAHL This delirious men t, for I),ysenteiy, Crt.up, chum itL4,.s,heninat h.m
article ...nibbles so many meritorious qualitiefo tintlt" Quinsey, Sore Throat, Tin tinm he, u t s ,
has now 1 iC(411110 n standioli fits onto with the citizens el Miens, Swellings. Old Sool.s. usquito Bite& Insect
'" .
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dentists pre
scribe it hi their practice most successfully, and from
every source the most nattering laudations are awarded
it.
Inflamed and bleeding 'gums, are immediately 1 °nen t
led by its use; its action upon them is mild. sot-thing
and ellei•tive. 1 Ocleanses the teeth so thoroughly, that
they are made to rival pearl In whitens ss. and Ilittuses
through the mouth Slleh a delightful frostiness that the
Meath is rendered exynfsitelysweet. Itdiaisilortcthose
Impurities which tend to prcAuco decay. and. !LS a con
5N131,t1,,1. a hell these are renamed the trek al
ways remain seund. Read the following from Dr. .1. A.
Carman:
Mr. F. Zermatt—fir: Having used and recommended
your Tooth ash in my practice for some time, Ilind it
the most effectual Deutrilice in use, and tituryfixe recom
mend it to the piddle.
Dr. J. A. OARId AN, Pent IFt,
llnrrrisLurg, Pa
Dead the following testimony:
Zr.sm N—Dear Fir: I have fully tested the merits
of your valuable Tooth Wash, and can, without hesita
tion, recommend it as the hest that has COMO under my
notice during' an experience RN Dentist of more than six
•tem! years. It cleanses the Teeth, soothes and halftollti
irritaLo4-011111ki, and imparts a delictous fragrance to the
Breath. From the mouths of those who make use of it.
however, it will certainly speak for Itself.
Gm P. Scitivrt.r, Surgeon Dentist,
'..579, South Tenth et., Philadelphia.
It is used and recommended by all the eminset llent
ists in Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other
cities where 'it has been introduced. All should give it
a trial.
Prepared only by Francis %snarl'', Druggist :ind.
Chemist. Philadelphia. and sold wholesale
,mM retaill y
Saltine! F./11,U. CarliSlO. .1. Dorsheimer. 3leclinicsburg.
.1. lierron. P. C. Williams, Shippensburg, and
by all Druggists at only 11.4'. (4,1,04 per bottle..
1 1, 1 1 ) .[LEPSY Can be Cured. Lake's
•
VW; ET. II LE CI 011'01IN D, for the cure of Eia-
Li.l,ll' or Firs 1 to performing mov wonderful cures than
any other medlidne yet known -Or before the publiv.—
PRICE FIVE DOLLAR:3 A BOTTLE.
The proprietor has in his p ,, SSeSSiOII numerous rertill
-vates. narrating the “Stlmishing and miniculous cures
rife, ted by this medicine, and directs attention L., the
fidloning only. to assure those who
,artt so, unfortunate
to 1, ant lewd pith th e terrible disease heretofore 0-zani
est incur:idle. that LAKI:ti preparation is ALMOST 1ar.0.1-
* LILL: 1V ITS 'CURE!
Fr.du Mrs.• Brooks, widow of Maj. Jas. Brooks, late of
Conneaut, 0.
_CONNEAUT, Feb-3, 11.153
Mr. Z. Ltxr--Sir: Plettse send me another bottle of
Fit Medicine, as I do not like to he without it on hand.
At hen 1 commenced ell ing the medicine to my son Ed
gar, he had from one to three. tits per day. Hu has now
taken the medichte over live months, anti has hod. I
think, but two tits.in that time, and those very tight
Ills body and mind are very much improved; and by
the Met:slug of (lOU, I leek that the medicine so iii restore
his body and ntind to their wonted tu•tivity. Ile is 2S
years old. and has had tits over 12 years, which have
been very frequent, and very destt•urtive consti
tution and mind. Hundreds of dollars . have been ex
pended for medicine runs FITS," but nettling has
relieved him until he used yourmedleine. Respectfully
yours, Bibs/KS.
From Judshn London. County Superintendent of the
Ashtabula County Infirmary. .
Mr. Z. Kr—Sir: Please send n few more Isittlee of
your “Fit. Mmileine;" I may not need it, but think F4ll ,
er to Mier it on hand. Your medicine bitsdnne wonder,.
I gave It to Miss Jane Delano; she has had fits fim 2.6
year.. brought on by having the measels 1C111313 hut four
years old. which could not be brought out to the surthee.
After taking the medicine a few day s . SHE 511
veal' or S m e . SKIS. and has had no fits shire. fihohadllto
or symptoms almost daily. She nnd her father concur
with me in toying that we believe the medicine bau or
will work a perfect cure. I .also gave the medicine to
MISS Jinni Ilenderson and Arts Corby. who have, had fits
almost daily,_ for n niunber of years. Their lit, havti,
4y/L.Oll. and • I
believe the medicine will have the iteslor
- effect. Much money_ has beiti xpendod by the friefids
of the shore patients for doctoring, all to no pornette.—
The cure was left for your medicine to perfonn, and I
can 0'4,1111111y recommend has a valuable discovery._
Respectfully yours, JUDSON LANDON,
Superintendent Ashtabula Co. Infirmary.
Prepared and s.ild nt wholesale by Z. LAKE, Ctouleaut.
E. F. WELLER. traveling agent.
Sold by S. W. Haven:tick. Carlisle; E. H. Thomas, Me-
elianiesburg; 1). W. Gross, Harrisburg
anrotuare.
JOHN P. LANE—Whelesale and ne
e tau dealer in Antericau. English and Gentian
IIARDWA RE, this, Paints, tee., tt. Meehanles, builders
.ind the public generally; who are in want of 111u-du-aro
c4i. 1 1 / 4 -
~ . olu i l:: t m i L i t i ) .. a i r t i l vi a lv IV t r e g a II
t i m n . r , l .
- .. goods. which lam selling nt very low
prism.. .lust st.;,p in; it will only, detain you a very
few minutes to bo convinced that what everybody sate
—that Lytt's is decidedly the place to got good goods at
law,prkes 7 —must bo true. I.I(NEIS liardwaro Store. •
IVeAt , Side North Ilai:over street.
•
I ()OKI:1E1i E.!—A
..es, (lures OFFEIL.ED.
Th 6 tOILF:411 , (O• in ronplyui>ncpt of ill-health, offers his en
tire stoeh of HAI:WARE to ony person or persons witzlt
ing to enter Into the Hardware business. lie having so
resilktal in nuktting• the business, will give a larraili.
beNides his ilitTiioneo and custom. Any one ite,frot., of
.gotting hits this hil,iness 11111 do WWI to rtll s,an. and
if not disp..l of by the lot of (Mob.r next, lie will
then coalmen.) selling off at rust at the old and well
known stand, in North !rollover stand, ,noxt door to
Charles Naglitughllti's Hotel. JACOB SENEII.
H 1 - 4 1 RESH ARRINAL !
I INN YR SAXTON. The
subscriber having returned from the city would call - the
attention of :his' friends and the public generally to the
large and well . seleeted assortment of Hardware which he
has just received, consisting in part of BUILDING MA.
TEMA LS, nails, screws, hinges, locks, bolts, slam, putty,
paints r oils. Le.-- 1 1 , 001... 4 1.--edge tools; ,-saws and planes-M
every description, with files, rasps, hammers, anvils, &c.
A general assortment of SHOEMAKERS AND SAD
DLERS TOOLS,
together with - morocco, lining and bind
ing skins, shoe thread, wax, pegs, lasts, harness 'Mount;
ing, saddletrees. &c.
COACH TIOMMINO---ranyass enamelled, fig
ured and embossed,), patent and enamelled leather,
axles, springs, hubs, spokes, felloes, shafts, &c.. &c.
Cabinet Makers will find a large assortment of varn
ishes mahogany and walnut veneers, moulding, rosettes,
hair cloth,rcuried hair, &e.
The stack of Iron is large and well selected. compris
ing all the kinds in general use, as hammered and rolled
iron of all Sires, flat, 'bar and band Iron, round, square
and oval iron, honebsium iron aud'uall rods, with a large
-lot of-cast and spring steol,-English and American blis
tor-steel,.&e.
Housekeepers and those about commencing will fled it
to their advantage to call andl,examine our cutlery, brit
tania and plated ware pans, kettles, Cedar ware, baskets,
&e. • '
In addition to the above we lace received a splendid
assortment of WALL RAPER, making the stock com
plete, and at such prices as cannot frail to give satisliw
tion. -We Invite all friends to call, knowing It will be to
their own advantage. Remember the old Stand East
High Street, Carlisle, Pa.
Oct. 12, eS5a. HENRY SAXTON.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF II Alt -
w RE.—The bIIV returnfd\ from
-the city lia.sjust °polled tbr the Fnll trade a large and
well selected stock of tbrehru and lomestie hardware,
embracing everything usually* found h that line of lot-
OSS. The. attention of friends and th public generally
19respectfully directed to thWassortme it on hand, as
sluing them that goods of all kinds wit lie sold I'm. Nish
at a very kmair advance on manufacturers' prices. Re
member the old stand ; East Main Street, Carlisle, Pa.
Aug 30; 1854. 11. SAXTON.
TAKE NOTICE.—That all persons
about somminencing Housekeeping* and °Mon+ In
want of thorn, can net supplied with EIIINTS and For
Spouts.. Ladles, Carton Mills, Panic Kettles, Sad-1 rung,
Sze., on the lowest rates by
T)OOTS AND STIOES.—A very large
assortniont of Boots ima Shoos of every &writ,
Lion juq reeelveq and Honing or cheap.
oetl dIARLES mut
lincosvute, Feb. 4. 18c3
(ct. .1)•
And for E.tlo by S. Elliott, S. W. IlavA4ith'lc, Carlisle;
Irp. Pay. Mechanicsburg: .1. ilerron.".W•wvllle; 3. C.
Altie,,Shlpponsburg, and by dealers In medlelues every
where.
lIAVE Ton a,cold ?—erallober's Elixir
Juts acquired n Just celebrity for the cure of all
diseases arising front severe colds, 81111 its efficacy. has
been attested tutu approved by hundreds of our most eo•
spectable dilzens. In every Instance inunediate relief
has-been given. us the folloiring certificate front _those ,
who have tried it bears testimony• Manufactured and
for sale by
We the undei-signett do certify that we have used
leher's preparation for Consumption, Colds, Diacases et
the Lungs. Liver, &c., and having experienced immedi
ate relief therefrom would recommend it to all afflicted
in that way.
• Thos. IL . Sylles, MKs. M. flould.• E. U. McCoy, E. L
Wolf. Peter Monfor, n: S. Hackett, Joseph Lobat 11, N
W. Woods.
CArlislO, April 25,1854-1 y ~ ,
.- I , IM WONDER' TIIE GE
For the cum ofSaltrheurn, A
Common
S6res, Chappeirtir Cracked - 11 - ands, Burns or Scalds, tuts
or Wounds, Niles, Ttiffainmation of the Breast, bites of
insects, Sole Lips, Pimples on the Face, and Breaking
Out.and Sores on Children, and all diseases of the Shin.
This 'Ointment will corn the Saltrhenni and-Burns. cr
Chapped hands. enielser and surer than any other medi
cines of the hind before the public.
To substantiate the above, I can glie Inindreds of cer
tificates, but I consider it no use, ay (nay person ran de
the same, if they have friends, tr even n worthless ar
ticle) 1 rely solely on the merits of theOintmentler the
imblieTatronago.
N. 11.—A single box of this (Milne .t will keep any
lihteloanith's. Farmer's, Sailor's. or 1 le hanir'shandslet
them chap or creek over so bad, sou n cud In good work•
ing ordet all winter. Prepared mil toad by
1110."ItOE TERREL,
ino,zat talc. ('nun.
Fold also by the pi Incipal Brugg.sts,t.nd Country Mer
chant.. nice 25 cents Ter box.
Nov. 10,
IL SA XTON
3lichicittes.
Stings, Pains in the Limbs. Chest. lito•is, dc. If it does
not. give relief. the money will Le refunded—all 'that is
asked, is a trial, and use it according to directions. 'the
article is tin English rethedy, and was used Ly Wm. IV,
King of England. and certif . ed to 1.3 bite, as n gut e 'f , r
I:lietunntistia. when everything else re, ont mettd«l by his
phylicians Ittul failed.
(Ivor 110.01arrutat of la ttles have been sold hi the Unit
ed Stc.tes, without a sinplli , failure. at il fun ilics hair,
-stated thiit it was worth $lO per is (tie. they n
Wl , lllti Le w itLout It, ill M. of Crt up, as it is as tale
as It is applied. It cures 'l',,ot bathe in tint, mint] test
lleallaelle 111 half tin hour. and (intern. when fust tak
en. in n few hours. It is perfeeti oi put to tat e:n
torvally, and has the ret•onimcnitatk n of many It the
int st eminent. Physicians in the United States. I rice,
25 and Streents.
Dr. 'Tobias has also put dp a Liniment f r 8 In
pint bott res. w bleb Is warianted—citeaper and letter
than any other. Pl . the (lire of 011ie, halls, Swellings.
old Sores, I tits, Bruises, Scratches, Cu ad ed Heel, Ac.—
Price, fai rants.
Jr.l Tobias could fill a dozen newspapers with It e ('Cr.
1 iticateil. and letters 14 4 1 , 11(qt, eelath, t the iv , nd fel
cures accomplished Ly his Liniment 1 ut e.l sid el N that
warranting it Is sufficient, as any pet•sen who dt es net
obtain relief, need not pay fi r it. There Loss leen so
min Ii worthless medicine s Id to the pill lie. th t 1 r To
bias wishes-his article to reit nn its own merits, 111 d if
he gives the t able of the money received, tl en he risl s•
the plitronage of the public-, not otherwbe.
1)11. TOBIAS' (Mice, 240 (BILE: IClt. II Street, New
York. , •
For sale by .4. Smith, Seventh and Chestnut ttre,•t.: .
Dyett it Son, 135 N. Second street: T. It. Callectio's 'S
S. Third street. and by the Drug,gists thiough , ill
Unite] States.
C • Tirip oitEAT ptinipipii of 'nip moon.—Not
a P:trticlo of Nlercury in it. An infallible remedy fi r
Semfuls. Kings Evil. Ithetunnt istn, ttbsifnate rutnneetts
Eruptions. Pimples or l'ustules tho Facmith tcher
l'homie Sore 'Eyes, Hintz. Worm or 'letter. Said
Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Hones and Joints.
t'leeFs - , -- Ititorderg. Imuttglgo. Fplifsfii
Complaints and all disoa.ses arising fn in au injudicious
use of Merettry, Imprudence lit Life, or Impurity of the
1110,4.
This valuable Medicine, which has beenme celebrated
for the number of ON truordlnury cures effected thrr lir it
its agell Cy. has Induced the pr prietors, at the urgent
request of their friends. to offer It to the publie.'whieh
they do with the utmost .confidence in Its virtnes and
wonderful curative properties. The fldlow Im:certificates
selecied front Ia large number; nra however. stranger Its
thnony than the mere word of the proprietors; and nee
till from gentlemen well known in their localities and tit
the highest respectability,many of them residing in the
city of Illehmond.
F. BOYDEN. Es' • of t
every w lore. says he has 1 , 0,11 the Mediclre
ell C.tureat's SPANISH M iSterVti fu acr a
hundred eases, In nearly nll the diseases flow which it Is
recounnendtal uitli the most n.stunishingly good results.
lie says Ude; the Most extraordinary medicine he has
evor seen
AND'VEVEII—Great Core.—l hereby rertifli
that for three years 1 had Artie and rover of the most
violot,t description. I had several Nosh-lam:, took ghee
quantities of Oulnino, Mercury, 1111.1 I I elleve all the
Ton h-s advertbo'sl, I• ut N 4 llllllllOll relief.
At last I tried Carter's Spanish NlistEre two I■ tiles of
NN high elfoctnally cured no• and I atu ha pp V to car I
hate had neither Chills .r Fever since. I consider it Ihn
best Tonic iu tho world, nod the only medicine flint ov er
reached toy case. .1011 S LON“111.N.
•
Beaver dam, near Richmond Virginia.
LUCK,' ESQ., now in the city of Richmond. awl
for many years in the Post Of has such confidence in
the astonishing efficacy ; oft-,Carter . , Spanish Mixture,
that he into bought upwards of 50 l,a ttles which he Ins
given away to the afflicted. Mr. Luck says ho bus !WV.
er known It to fall when taken according to directiot.s.
Dr. MINCE. a practising physician, and formerly' ~6
the City Hotel du the city of Richmond. says he Int, AN It
nessed, in a number of instances, the efforts of Car
ter's :Spanish Mixture, which were most truly surprit ,
ing. die says In a-case of Consumptieb. dependent on
the Liver. the good effects wore womlei hd Indeed.
SANIDEL DRINKER, of the firm Drinker di Illcr•
ris; llicimomd, was cured of Liver Complaint of Oscar,
standing by the use of two bottles of Carter's Spanish
Mixture, •
ula:Ar CURE OF SCROFULA--,-The Editors of the
I.tichnaond Itcpublican bad n servant einple)oli lu their
press room cured of violent Serf fuln combined with
I:heumatism, which entirely dlsalded him from w..rh.—
Two lattice of Carter's Mlaturo Made n rerfv4l
cure 4 -, f hint. nod the e.litors In II pit lie outbe sa!, t hey
cheerfully recommend It to all ‘‘ho aro atllieteil with
any , ilh.ouse of Iho 140401... •
STILL A NOTH 131 CURE OF SCROFULA—I had a
very valuable boy cured of Scr,fula by Carter's Spaulsh
Mixture. 1 consider It truly a valuable medlelno. •
JAMES M. TAYI.OIt,
Conductor on the R. P. ht. Co. Richmond, V.
Mr. John Thompson, residink the elty of It Ich
mond, was eared by three 'bottles of Carter's Spanisli
Mixture of Salt Rheum, which he had nearly 2.0 years.
and which all the physlektax of the city would not cure,
Mr. Thompson ix a well known merchant in the city of
Richmond. l'n., and his cure Is most remarkable.
:!dricipal Bopojii_ltt M. WA.1114.C1 ;ISE_A_Co,_No._.B3-
Maiden imno, New York.
T. W. DYOTT R SONS, No. 132, North 2d at., Phila.
lolphin.
BENNETT BEERS, No. 123' Main .st.‘ Richmond.
.JAII GAI,I.OIIEII, Agent
_ll,tet,
;Ilichiciltes.
ofil OR
. Snit anb Nappintss
go itt sons anb Plui . ollttrs of `j).ffliction.
_ Dr. C.'L. KELLING,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR,
Mechanicsburg, Pa
Dr. Kni.t.osa announcep to the afflicted that he
is a regular graduate of the best Medical College
'sr the Übitcd States, and, during many years of
very extensive practice, has been familiar with
Dvory form of disease, and succeeded in curing the
most hopeless eases, even when abandoned by the
regular faculty. Ilis perfect knowledge of the Ina
man system enables him to adapt the nieons to the
and, so as to produce the most astonishing results.
The alarming prevalence of disease, and the often
Imperfect medical treatment of the present day, has
Induced him to make known 015 NMVER-PAILINU
REIIEDURS, that those that mourn may ~ejoiee, and
the afflicted leap for joy. ALL, np matter what
their disease may be,"ean rest assured of finding
relief, and therefore should not delay a moment.
Write disease :and symptom!' full and plain, and
you can receive an answer by return mail (freel
—staling_thedueilicine_required_and_the_price_eLit.....
Address, C. L. KELI.M7, M. 1)., Afeebanicsbum,
Cumberland county, Pennsylvania.
N. B.—The Doctor will :tumid ..pationts at my
distance, when required.
- • - - ---
I EVE K. (t ) PLAINT, Pyspepsie ,
Jaumliee, Chronic or NerVOITH detillty i Disease of
• the Kidney., nil ill diseases iirising from a disordered
Liver or :••tontach, such as Constipation, inward piles,
tellies. or blond .to the head,.acidity of the stomach.,
nausea. heartburn. disgust t. r Mod. fulness or weight In
the stomach, sour eructations, sinking or flutterit4; at
the pit of tho.stomitch—sibininiing ,d the-head, huhied
'and difficult breathing, tuttering at the heart, choking
or suffocating sonsatim s when in a lying posture, dim
neas of vision, slots or \10”: before the sight! fever and
dull pain in the head, &Carney of pm-mar:t len. pillow
ness of the-shin and eyes, pain in the side Lack, cheat,
Ifurhs. 6c., sudden Hushes of brat,. burning in the flesh.
c •nstant imagining. of evil, and great depression of spit
Its, ran lin effectually cured by Da. 111,011.ANTV8 CP.1.11.•
DILATED KERMA N HITTERS. in epared by 1.1 e.. C. M.
3 0 - .K.SON s No. 110 Arch r4reet,
Their power over the abovViseases Is not excelled, it
equalled, by any other gisieparatOil in the United Stategi.
as the cures attest, iu wany cases after skilful phyri-
Hans had failed.
These hitters nro worthy the attention of invalids.—
Possessing great lit toes In the sea tifiration of diffeaxe«
of the I.lre•r cold lesser glands, exerrising the nest
searching [sneers in weakness and affections Of the di•
gestive organs, they are withal safe. certain and pleas.
ant.
React and be rout !need. 'Testimony of the highent
eharneter! lion. (ire. -Sraisd, Judge of the Pintrict
Court In Perry c,Junty, I'a., iNor. I`'tl3, 1552,
•• Your "liotßind's lierman Bittern" has Leen In moo
in our plate offer a year past. and to the astonishment of
many has pm - filmed wonders. We may notice a few in.
:dances that have rime under our own immediate no.
eke:—almost every person who has stepped at the hotel
of Wm. Lackeys one ear slim.. predicted from his ema
ciated efitintennuee and debility. that lie could not live
m tieh longer. lie waS Unlade attend to his business.
nod feriae greater part of the t iweicen ti nod to his
We recommended him to try the German Bitters; lie did
soil to the eurprise of all his friends he is now able to
attend to his usual business and perfOrm manual
The ease of I Asper. a stone mason. whom. no one
supposed would ever recover from the debility of his sys
tem. but was Wished upon as fast quirts:oiling the grave_
took eight or nine bottles of the !litters during the last
Winter, and this summer lie has linen (to the surprise of
all who knew his ease) following his trade. The case of
William Murphy is no less astonishing. Ile too was so
far reduced ns td initials the general belief that the gran
:done would be his only remedy. Mr. Lackey recut*
mended him to try the iletitiand'S Gorman Bitters; he
is now apparently well man. and able to do a herd day's
W,.rk. We Niuld trent many 14.111'f cum' or a'sl - Miler
eleiracter, If it Were tlereSf•ery. I myself derived muel,
die - nerd from their ice. 1 hate given considerable of it
away, not.fer yt or benefit alone. but to relieve suffering
humanity, cud let we Itt.l.lllls you 1 am pleased to soo the
happy result. To the afflicted We say, try them thirty
and I will varrant relief. -
Thes, Differs aro Min-thy the attention of invalids
gi eat In." or iu the restoration of a healthy
net bin of the liver and the leaser elands, pie log tone to
the stomach and lierViolls st stein. and I ringing the rip:-
tem generally to a hi I,'-tote of health.
For sale by '4 V. I4sversti..l4 aniLii. Elliott. Car
Ira Day; Nlevlminicsimrg.; .1. 11. Herron, Newville; J. E 4,
Alt I" , 61/11,1,nalinrg, and-by dealers in medicines ever,
%Otero.
)Olt
( 9 ) 1. ( 2; V I A - T O E L U Y R % -
vents. by moans of the POCK
ET ..ESINILAPILIS, or ivory
Ong OWN PHYSICIANS
Till:. thirty-sixth Edition, with
ono hundred engravings, show
ing- Private Discuses and Mal
fyrnintiomi' of. the Generative
System, In etery shape and
form: to which Is added
Treatise on the Diseases of Pe
males, intended for the use ot
fontales only, (see page 190) be
ing of the highest hove:tante
to marl led pe(ple,br those eon.
.
ewe, dy. YOUNO, M. D., OrAdviqtt
of the University oePerasyl‘ ante, rdeml.cri , f the Roy
al Collegoof Surgeons, London,°nnd Honorary 'limbo;
of the 'Philadelphia Medical society. The various forms
of Secret diseases, Seminal Weakness, linseftes of the
,Prostrate !Maud. Impoteney,netitayv habita..ef_yeitth
faithfully described, and ;di the receipts given in plair.
language. The chapters en self abuse and Peminal
Weakness Is worthy of particular attention, and should
be read by every one. Young men who have been an.
fortunate In contracting disease. preilens to placint
yourselves under the care-of any doctor. nomatter what
his pretensions may be, get n copy of this truly valuable
work.
Sea Captains and persons going to sea FLould posses.
Pr. Young's Treatise on 'Marriage, the Pocket /Emulapi
us, or Every one MS own Physician.
fri,- Let no father he ashamed to present a copy of th.
Xsculapins to his child. It may savehim from an earl!
r av Let no young MAD or woman enter into the se
cret.ohligat lons of !marled life ulfboutreadinglimpecl
et 21 ' . ( 1 • 11,1 1.ills. Let on one suffering front a hack ohs'
cough. pain in the side. restless-piglds. nervous feeling:
and the u'llolo train of Dyspeptic sensations, and giver
up by their phesleian, in another moment without con
suiting Om it.'settlaplus. Have the married or then
atamt to he married any Impediment. read this truly
useful th k, es It has been the means of saving thou
sands of unfortunate cnintures from the very Jaws ce
death. Upwards of MI \ LLION copies of this celebrate..
work has peen sold in this country and Europe since IF
58, when the first edition was issued.
Lt.Z7 Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE cents en
closed In a letter, will receive one copy of this book by
mail; or five copies will iv sent for $l. Address Dr,
WI lAA A M YUCNtI. No. 152 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
Post paid.
Twenty year practice In the city of l'hiladelphia rep
taltily entitles Dr. Young to the confidence of the if
Meted, and be may ho cdnrult ed on any of the divenva.
described in his digeVent Odd (Mt ions, at e s 15!. •
Spruce street, sie , between 9 'arid a6;rieelt, (Sur.
day excepted) and persons •rtt,.liy tlistadflce on oeflnth
Dr. Young by letter . ; ry,s7 P.AT P.
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