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Tittle folio.
God's Care of a Little Boy
During the winter of 1819, in the
Thuringian forest, a little boy four years
of age, one evening, clad only in a stout
shirt, while a deep snow lay on the
grund, met a number of wood-cutters
outside of the village, who were return
ing home froni - their work. The little
rosy-eheeked fellow, whose curly hair
Was whitened by the hoar-frost on that
bitter cold evening, wanted to go to his
father, who had gone into the woods.—
The woodcutters, after telling him that
his father had probably retutued home
by this time, brought him home to hiS
mother, although much .against his will.
She being engaged, gave him Huebner's
Pictorial Bible Stories to amuse him;
but soon he had again stole out into the
snow. The mother called hint, and nei
ther seeing or hearing any thing of him,
she became anxious about him still, she
consoled herself by the thought that he
would return with his fajter; but the
father returned and had not seen his lit
tle'boy.
Not finding the child anywhere in the
village, the anxious mother, by her fer
vent entreaties, prevailed upon her neigh
bUrs to turn out with lanterns into the
'dark forest, in quest of him. The mother,
gra , ipjnz the hand of her eldest son, lest
she intAt - Te'Se him too, led The way, cal
ling at the top of her voice. The men .
w. of in different direetions, hUnting and
ealliug; but when, at Midnight; they met
again, no trace of the child had been
discovered. 'Oh,' 'died his brother', 'if
he had only had hisThobnail shoes on we
could have traCked uiiii in the snow.' --L
Or his new Christmas pants,' rejoined
the mother; 'indeed he must have been
frotento death, this dreadful cold night.'
While all were shivering with cold the
mother alone sweltered in a glow of heat.
'Well,' cried one of the men, 'although
we. all know that he must be dead if •he
is still in the woods, we won't forsake
the mother, who is running across the
crackling snow into every ravine and de
shouting until she is hoarse.'
With that theyalltdafresh
e
quest of him. All at once the eldes
brother, having entered one of the deei
Taylors, shouted, " Here he is lying dead"
His mother, on coming up, threw' hersel
upon her little Benjaman, who was lying
on the snow. Now the little fellow awoke
and looking around, was surprised to see so
many men and lights; ho never complain
ed of the cold, and joyfully embraced his
mother. What were her emotions those
mothers only can concieve that have ever
been placed in similar circumstances.
The child having recognised all his
friends, related that he had gone in search
of his father, continually calling him by
name; but that when he could not find'
him and o began to feel chilly, he concluded
to return home:to his mother. However
not knowing ivhieh wad to go, he began
to weep bitterly; then, like.little Salim;
in his pictorial Bible, he knelt down and
called on God to help him. Finding
himself in i gully, where the wind did
not blow, he thought he would stay till
his mother should emne.• thal to whom
he prayed kept him from death, he slept
until his mother waked him up.
ESTATE OP SA3IUEL MUMMA,
DamksEn. 7-Notiee le herehy.given that letters
of administration on the estate of Samuel .!Intutna, lato
of E,, , t l'onn±dmia'Armuship, Cumberland county, dee'd.
have been issued by the Register of said county to the
MOS 2rlbor, rpsitling in Upper Allen township. Al! per
sons kiedhig themsolveti indebted to said estate are
en uired to make immediate payment. and - those havitig
clahm. to &N, ont them fur settlement to
• TOBIAS MILLER, Upper Allen,.
Nov. N, Administrator
NOTIOE.—An Election for -Directors
„I , the eirrNe nmik will be hold on NIONDA Y.
the •20th Of November next, at the oilive of the Presi
dent. in Carlisle, between the hours of 1U A.M., nnd
2 I'. M.
GEORGE A. LYON, Pres't
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iTelting a fetish It cttortment, of vory ell EA 1' GOollti
I,an,ltt at redneott prices. Cull and two them.
An :. G EO. W. lIITNEIt.
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est wor In tise. Fanners are requested to call and I.IX-'
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at Saxton's Hardware Store. For tale at reason:llde
prig oh by
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Drill) Stores
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SUPPLY! I have just reooll ed a fresh stork of
Glahs, UII. &e.,- which. haviir.r
'been purchased with great rare at die host cit.)
liooKos. 1 eittieottlitloidly rovotwolont try Ftonitios,
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DEUUS—l'atent Medicines,. Fine Chemicals, imam.
Dimaspure Essential Oils, lierhs and Extracts, Spices
grounii anil Whale, rsseaties: Perrarnery, hr. .
GO Liver 011—warranted genuine.
DyE4aTiipys—l 1014- ms, Mutters, Suni.te, Alum, Log
and Emu %Vmatii, 011 Vitriol. Copperas. Lae Dye.
:Brother's Puro !avid, Chrome
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lVindow Mass', Linseed (01, Turpentine, Cepliand eo:vd)
VarniAll, and 111,1 Load: All tl trlllek 11;111 he Fold at the
very le Wlll4 nu . tri:et. pries.
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Alan, a fresh and splendid ,11qN 7 . 1t110111 Of F.A. N C )
Go(b1)5 , Fruits, eon fortionary. nod' Innumerable other
;widele4 rakuratt . .l P , r:us,. and. ornamont, all of niti , dx
are 0ft.:11...11 at the d,west ezt , ll 'leos, at the nlotan Drit..t.
11,1ok !Mit Fltiley Stl.rt3 of the sukcyllr2.on - . Noah lbw.
over .dro,t. S. 1 " 11 \ V! , :ltST1111i.
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rill OUT H AVASII.-13eautiful White
Teeth Healthy limns and a i 4 weet Ilrentli—All
are desirous of obtaininVtlmse benefits should 'use MAI
TOl,llll 11 ASII. tlelh•iuun
article iMinbines so many merit.' lons qualities that it
has now Ineunion.standard litvorite with the ritizolth
Aew York. and in,
seribe it I'll thiClr praetire most sue. ei , sfully, and feat
every , souree the most flattering laudations are aw l arded
It.
Inflamed and'hleetlltig gums nye immediately I etiefit•
led I.) its use: its anion upon then) is mild, soothing
and offertive. It elenust‘s the teeth so Alton it:tidy. th a t.
the:. are intuit: G, ri%al pearl in whiteness. and diffuses
through theAnottlit such n delightful 111 , 511110,s thllt the
breath is rendered exquisitely sweet. It disinteetsthese
Impurities wide]) tend to ;Wild ore deeny. an J. ns it rott
sequenee. when these lire 1111111 is ell till!' t.0(.01 must O
w/vs contain sound. Head the following ftsdn Dr... 1. A.
Carman:
)Ir. F. Zeman—SlM.: Ilam Ing usrd and recommended
yommr Tontli %Vast' In my practice for some time, I lind It
the most en - milt:II Dentrifiee In use. amid therefore recom
mend It to the public.
Bead the following testimony .
zralnAN—thlar Sir: I have fully tested the merits
of your valuable Tooth %Vasil. and can. without hesita
tion. recommend it as the host that has come under my
notice during an experience as Dentist of more than six
teen years. It cleanses the Troth, F9OtheN and luudons
Irritated limns. and Imparts a delirious fragrance to the
Breath. From the mouths of those who make use of it,
however, it will certainly speak for itself._
DEO. P. Scruvstv. Suet;ism - Dentist.
279, South Tenth Ft., Philadelphia.
' It is used and recommended by all the eminent Dent
his In Now 'York, Philadelphia. Baltimore. and other
vines wheri• it has been introduced. All should give It
a trial.
Sill' Prepared only by Eramis Zerman, Druggist and
elifduist. Philadelphia, and sold wlndesale and retail by
Samuel Elliott, Dorsheimer, Merhaniesturg ;
.1. Iterrmi, Newville. J. C. Willhum Shippensburg, and
by nil Druggists at only '2:5 rents per bottle.
T
1 1 PI IA EIP J S Y Can be Cured'. Lake's
-4
_~ VOi ETA BLE CIIMPoIiND, for the run. or EN
i.i.P,r or FITtl I Is performing more wonderful cures than
any caller nirdlcl no yet known or ladbre the nubile.—
PRICE FIVE WILLA BS A BOTTLE.
The proprietor has in his 1)11,0 , 004,M numerous certifi
cates. intrutfing the astonishing and miraculous cures
effected by this medicine. and directs attention to the
following only. to assure the Nl' who are so untimtunate
to be afflicted with the terrilde disease heretofore reward
ed nru t t - Luc - es — pre tiara that Is ti..ti - ciF4 %LI
MA: IN HS
From Mrs. Brooks. widow of Maj. Jas. Brooks, late of
Conneaut, 0.
CoN vi: WT. Feb. a, ISM.
Mr. Z. 1.% K Please send the 3.11.111er• bottle of
Pit Medicine, as I 110 1114, like to be without It on band.
When I isinuneored giVing the medicine to my bon Ed
gar. he had from one to three fits jar diry. Ile has now
taken the mod blue over five months, and has had, I
think, but two fits in that time, and those very light._
Ills body and mind am! very ' much improved; and by
the blessing 01 . 6011. 1 feel that the medicine will restore
his body mid lniml to their wonted, activity. lie 1,9_28
years old. and ha. had tits over 12 years. which have
been very- frequent,.and very destructive to his wont.
tulbutaud mind. Hundreds of dollars have boon ex
-vended- for medicine to "'Ming Firs," . but nothing has
relieved him until he used your medicine. Itespealuily
yours, POLLY BROOKS.
From J udson litlficion, Comity :4 uperintendent of the
Ashtabula County Infirmary.
KINOSVII.I.P., Yeb.A, IS:',3,
Mr. Z. LOtgz- - -Ffi'l - Please send a few more bottles of
your - }lt Medicine:" I way not need it. but think saf
er to keep it on hand, Your medicine has done wonden: , .
I gave It to Miss Jane Delano; she has had tits for 26
years, brought on byhaving the weasels when but four
years ..Id, which could not be brought out t,thesurface.
After taking the medicine a few days; - stm lien A PINE
rout' or 11(EANKis, and Inv had no fits shoo. RIO bad fits
or symptoms almost daily. She and he{ father concur
with me In saying that WU believe the medicine. has or
will work a perfect cure. I also gave the medicine to
Miss Jane Ilendemn and Arlo Corby, who have-hod fits
almost daily, ftv a number of years. Their fits have
mewed, and I Isdieve the medicine will bare the desired
effect. Mach money has been expended by the friends
of the above patients fur doctoring, all to no purpose.—
The cure was left for your UW4IIOIIIO to perform, add I
can cheerfully recommend It as a valuable discovery.—
Respectfully yours, JUDSON LAND{IN.
Superintendent Ashtabula Co. Infirmary.
Prepared and sold at WhOItIMIO by Z. fetid, Conneaut.
Ohio.
E. F. NV ELLER, trarellut; agent.
Gold by S. W. Hayerstick. Carlisle; E. 11 . Thomas, 31
rbanlesburg; D. W. Gross, Harrisburg. Ott. 3-Iy.
dartnuarc.
JOliN P. LlNE—Wholesale and Ite
tall dealer in American, English and ilerman
HARMARK Oils, Paints. &e., &. 31echanies. builders
and the public genendly, who are in want of Hardware
• utility kiwi, Ilre Invited to call in and
. .
\ ty examine lily unusually larg stock of
goods; which 1 am !tolling at very law
prices. Just stop ill; it will only detain you a i cry
few minutes to be convinced that what everylmmty says
—that I.yo:r is ileeldotlly the place to got ginal gin dm at
,law prleem—must be true. 'NN E'S Hardware : tore. •
West Side North Hanover street.
( 1( I I 14,'1t
• • •-• CItE VT BAWL:AIN I PrAtfal
The stil , serther in eniishi none. 1 , 1111-health, offers tils ell
tho sLiielt of 11 Alt IN ARE to nit person or lioe m o o .. Lt inh
log to enter into the Ilarilwitrii leix log n.
resolved in quitting the husitiess, will give a I.argitlii.
his Influence and ettut an. Any one desirous of
getting into this litn.ineits tilil do doll to ..311 St 1111. :111(1
If nut of by the Ist of oetiilor net. lie iI 1
their continence or at caNt at the old and ti ell
known stand, In North Ilatitiver sheet. to
Charles Nlktlaughliiet /luta AllAls g4EN lilt.
tißp WAR ES 1 / 1 it HSU ARRIVAL
11104 YR SAN'I NO. The
suhscriher havinq returned front the city woultl call the
attention of his friends and the piiblie penerally toi le
large mul tyellseioetednss,aitnent of Ihirilwaro which he
has jn:t received. consisting in part or lltlll,itlNti MA
TED I A tit•rt , ti. hinges.leeks, holts.glass, putty.
paints, oils. fie. Till/I.S—edge tools: sans and plane., c r
every (h.Ywiption, with tiles. rasps, hannuer.;. All Viii, A.
A genera) assortment of SIIDEM.IIiIiItS A N 1) SAI)-
Dl.Mats 'folks, with nteroci., lining' and I Did.
Ing skins. shoe thread, ryas, 107, lasts, harness nto.unt
ing. saddletrees, fit. '
C^_ UI
2 lit
2 '"
C /ACII Till M)II.NII—CaTIVISS (1.13j11, .1:11:11111.11(.(i. 11.g
'rod mid onthossod.) pab.ut and enamollod
t4Dring,4:llul,s, sp.,hos• folloos, eataffs,
Caldnet Makrrs find a largo ass.rtnient 'yarn
shosonahogany !yid tcaluut V1.1104.1.r,, moulding, rosetters,
lair cloth, curled
The St of Iron is large and well selected, contliris ,
in; ill the kinds In .•eneral use. as hattintered and rolled
nau of all .Ices, fiat ' : bar and hand hum, round. 'ware
and oval iron, It ,ese..shoe Iron and 1116111111 S, With 13 large
31t or rail and ipriux steel, English and American }As
tir steel, .ke.
/Ilousokoeiters• thorn filkont commencing trill tied ft
theft• :of ..outozo to roil and examine our cutlery. brit
tufa and plated ware pmts. kettles. cedar ware, I,:ukets
In tohlition to the nl,ortT Wl3 have peel vett a splendid
s'ssrt insist of %VALI, PAPER. making the stock ewes
leto, anti at RIIOI pricey an to give sittisfite
ion. We ill vita all,frientis to rail, knowing it will Ito to
heir own advantage. ltenteinlwr the ohl stand, East
I1.;11 Street, Carlisle, Pa.
Ost. ess3.
•1 A I r lf, you It colti
It is m l uitLsi a Just l'it'lllbritY for the mire ir all
keases , nrkitik• front severe colds. anti Its sflicaey ha ,
°on attested and approrod by hundreds stir most - ri
citizens. lit overy insLl nos 1111111(41i:it, r e li e f
its 155.:10%,5.. n= tits ,ertinest,, iilMt th, so
•lilth:ivo rie i it bears teNtiinony• Ilatitilk7titml :ot
TI. by
nod, n dgued do evrt Ify that wirliayu 11.4e,11 . 181.
pripnwatlon dolooptlon. Polds, lii , casos cat
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aliebicines.
Dr. .1. A. CAItM N, Detitist,
Ilaryisburg, Pa.
ME
HENRI SAXTON'
.1 All 1,;:i a A LlfillElt, Agent
~licaicine~.
r ' I II E ; REA TEST 11)1 ( !,() AT' l';.l{X Ole
Ti iis Ali I:—Farmen - . Fundlies and ~thin, can put
gluing no remedy equal to Dr. 'l l / l il.th' l enetian
1/3 COI le, C1,111:.(VOliii•
Quinney, Aire 'Mr. it. Tnntlan . g. (lift,
Mll.lltit i I.
Pltil.s in the Llml s, ('heal. Pagli..te. If it 11, .
the mna,ry n ill Li, info, dad-1111 hint
asked. in u lrinl, anti use it according 'I I
articln in un' English rein. (13. and c,ar nned 1.3 Ni ii. I '
King Lnuland. and cat titied to by ns :1 my „.
1 et cryt Ling nine reclaimini 4, d i t L I
si. in LS had
()IN. 11.1.(11.1i ct.o 14 (lig, huv, icon 1,1 to the 1t f ,
ed i•ttitt.s. t, itilout it 1,,,,
that it nli w,•1111 S.:10 iwr thy:, I
m.4.11111'1.. without It in ease of Crony,. to it
ILS it is n 1,1111,11. It etn-o, T«,tinicin. in till., n j 1.1.114.
Itrndnt•be in Ulf lin h o ur. Lind thokru.. thst
ell. lu 21 It tip 0.1.0, cot t,,
ternally, anti hits tho 10 , •onni,, , ,nintiidn of nun) of tl I
most 101,1,140 A Physician,: ill the tinted Hat, s, Pric
ni: , l 50 mi.ts.
Dr. Tol , las has also put up a Liniment f r Hoist s i
pint bottles. which Is warranted—t lion; I r and I ut:i t
than any id her. for the cure of Colic.
old Sous. Cut s, Druisos. Scratches, Crawled Hord An, c
Price, MI rents.
Dr. Tobias could fill a do;en newspapers with tl
titivit es and letters re,ei r ed. relating to 'the w, ndet ft 1
cures aveomMishml I y his Liniment. tut cn shims the I
warrafiliiiirlt Is suffirient, as any person ehe Is es n,
obtain relief. need not pay lf,r It. Them has 1 11,51
much worthless medicine s to the 11111,11, t I r'l'
bias wishes his article to rest on its oWn n erii s, at d I
he gives the value of the money received, tl en he 351 1
the ',atm-mare of the piddle. not others% iso.
MI. TOBIAS' Ofti,•,s, 2-10 OREEN111(11 Street, :cc , '
Yorlt.
For sale by A. Smith, Seventh +yid Chestnut ttreet , ;
Dyott k Son, 13'2 N. Seemot street: T.„R. Callender. ' 1
S, Third i•treet, and by the .1./ruggista thionglo ut
United States.
Tiff: GREAT PURIFIER IR; THE BLOOM—Not
a particle of Mercury in It. An infallible remedy t'r
Scn , fula.. King's Evil, Uhettinatism.Obstinntel'utane.dis
Eruptions, Pimplea or Pustules on the Face, lib tch. s.
Roils Chronic Sore Eyes. Bing Worm or TeXter. Scald
I lead, Eularrement and I•ain of the Pones mid Joints.
Stuborn Uleers. Syphilitic Olsordiers, Lumbago, Spinal
Complaints and all di*eases arising fri.lll an injudicious
use of Mercury, Imprudence in Life, or Impurity of the
Illood. .
This valuable-Medieinerwhieh-hrtalrecome-colchratrd
1* the number "44 extraordinary cures effeeted through
its agency. has Induced the prokletors. at the urgent
request of their friends. to offer It to the public, whii.b
they do with the utmost confidence In its virtues and
wonderful curative properties. The following certificates
selected from a large number, are however. stronger tes
timony than the mere \V111 . .., of till. Ilrlpriet(111:: and ar..
all from gentlemen well known in their localities end, i
the highest respectability, many of them residing In - the
city of Richmond, %a,
P. BOYDEN, Esq., of the Exchange llotel. Richmond.
known every where, fetes ho him seen the Medicine ea:l
- Srtsfsu Mixiunx administered in over e
hundred ca.'on,ln nearly nil the diseases for which it is
recommended with the Most astonishingly good rmuits,
lln says it is the most extraordinary medicine ho has
ever he r tlll.
AMIE AM) FEVF:II--Great Cure.—l hereby certify
that fur niece yearm I had Ague and Fever of the tinmt
Tielent dearription., I had several l'hyFtelatie,t.x,klarge
quantities of Quinine. Mereury, and I believe all the
Tunics adrertised, but all without any permanent relief.
At last I tried Cartel's Spanish fixture. two Imdties .of
whielf effectually* cured me and I atn.rimppy to pay 1
have had hoith,r Chills or Fever 'phiCe. consider it the
hest Toni: in the Nut Id, and the only medleinethat ever
reachivd toy roar. JOHN LONtilit.N.
Heaver dam, near Itichmond
G. IL LUCK,,ESQ.. 110 W in the city of Richmond. and
for m•uly years in tin Post Office, has such confidence in
the astonishing efficacy of Carter's Spanish Mixture.
that he has bought upwards of 60 bettlex Which he has
given away to the afflicted. Mr. Luck says he has rev
or known it to fall alien taken actamding to directions.
Hr. MINCE. a practising physiellim and formerly of
the City lintel in the city of Richmond, says be has IC it
in a number of itisLuices, the effects of Car
ter's Spanish, Mixture. which were most truly surpris
ing. lie says in it rase of Consumption, dependent in
the Liver, the go a d effects wore wonderful indeed.
SAMUEL M. 11111N . K ER. Of the firm Thinker .t Mt r-
W:1, rtired Liser C..mplaint of S year,
L tan.hult l the thw of to" I. , ttles of Carter's Spaalsk
IiREAT CURE (4' SCRIWULA—The EAU, f th e
telintotal Republican had a servant vinplyed to thoig•
racati 1 4
Inlent .I,faht tatml4ll l 4l is it
hetonalism. o htrh eittin•ly ilkabled Win
wo I,otth, ('rarter's SpzottiA Nlixture matte a 1•0.1 lect
;it'd ..ditors inn vlll , lle hoi• lhdy
rlurrfulip it t.. all who all' Allhrted tt ith
dlsran;• 4,f th o hh,od
AN4 Vfll ER CURE i)Y „
very o:thtal Io boy cured of Scrofula by Carter's SpabiAt
\li\ture. I ,•unsbler It truly a valnahlemellki 110.
M. TA yl.Oll.
C , Titinctar.on the IL F. d P. It. It. Co. Ithtmaa a l.
Mr. Jahn That - lis(ti. lesidiugiii the city of Rich
wastinirtl by three Is.ttlrs of Cat ter's •Flatidsi . ,
?fixture of nit Rintuin, which. he had nearly 20 years.
and which all the physicians I.f the eitt wanid nnecure.
qtr. Thonipsan 1.. a well kina‘n merchant In the city
Mainland. Va., and his cure is Inuat remaritatle.
Principal Papas at :M. \VAUD, clAits}; Nc. fttl
3initlen Lane', NV.' York.
'l'. W. DY YIT li' , )Nri. No. 132, North 2d 1.4..
delphia.
BENNET?' 4'. DEERS, No. in 3t/tiu st.. lliebroond
.‘llll for salit by S. 14. \V. !Invert:tick. CArlis'll ,
is Day, Nledinniesl,ltt..,:: .1, 11, IleITllll. .N 1,1% J. (
Slllppeitsburg, and by tle:ilerb.iii ut 4b Ine evor)
'here.
H E \V( )N 1) E )1 , ".111 E' Ad 1 , , , I .
the cure of Saltrlieutit„ rhiltdains, 01.1111/../
5111 . 1`.. (1131.1/...1 r ent,Le I Ilands, Iturn. ~r Scalds Cut
nr )Viltitufr, luthiminatl nt of the lircast, I ltes
SAM , r•I Pg. Pimples on the Pace, and p re m s i n ,
Oat and Sores on Children', and all ilheases of the : 4 1.1ti
Thi% Ointment will cure tho Sa't rheum and Burns, o:
( , : k happed hands, hoick - or 1111/1 surer than any uther medi
eine: of the kind before the puldle.
sulista hit e the :II I cit giro h mi d t „d s „f
titivates, hut I cmi , J,ler it no use, as olty per t ,of d,
the S:111111, if flleV II:11'e olend., for it 11 a worthless ar
tiele) 1 r ly Sdety on thi),merits of the Ointment fir th,,
patronage,
N, sitptle box,of thlg Obitrie .t will keep any
Farnmeit, Sallor'S. or ; 4.111.11 .' N)1:111.L.; let
hem chap Or crack over S./ Lad, sou J And In good
,ng tinder all winter. Prepared till' I add ity
MC 'NOE TElt B FL.
Atittg,itl4els. Coml. ,
5,.14 ILy roxiitr,s 11, -
Prive (Tilts per box.
Noy.
111 1 ,. 1.11 A 1111.1 V AL. OF 11 All 1► -
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I_ IV Alt I . :.—'llll.•"t4tlsrrlf...l. Itnvintr II
the r:tv ltnn,lnst t 11.3 fla‘l4• lat, s• ;mt.
wolf s-lf :;111 f‘relttri unit Os
, •)I•.yl.lling , tutlly tputtil in hl.at ltt 6 , d hif
TIT ttlf , ft of tll•linfN and the ptit , l).•
i. rotoi•trtilfr di, list ti, tit r n band, ,1:.•
uriitr thoff hint of ft 1'17641 I
tt 't Or) s111:01 Yttt'Clit un Illt{llllfitt
~, •I •1 , Ntlmf t•flt•l•i.t Ca; , f•
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pant), anb yjappintss
fte sons nnb . I:ingl_lttrs of -,3ffliction
Dr. .C: L. K ELLIN G,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR.
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Dr. KEI.I.INO announcc3 to•the afflicted that he
is a regular graduate of the best Medical College
II the United States, and, during many years of
rery extensive practice, has been familiar 'With
3vcry form of disease, and succeeded in curing the
most hopeless cases, even when abandoned by the
regular faculty. Hie perfect knowledge of the hu
man system enables him to adapt the means to the
mil, so as to produce the most, astonishing resulti.
The alarming prevaltinee,oTdisease, and the often
imperfect medical treatment of_the present day, has
indueed him to. make known HIS SrvEtz•ll ING
REMEDIES. that those that mourn may rejoice, and
'the afflicted leap for joy. ALL, no matter what
their du — Wl - Ilse may be, can resrikstoficif — finding
relief, and therefore should not delay a moment.
Write disease and symptoms full and plain, and
you can receive an answer by return until (free)
!tilting the medicine required and the price of it.
Address. C. L. KELLUM, M. D.. 'Mechanicsburg,
Cumberland county, Pennsylvania.
N. B.—The Doctor will atom.' patients at Coy
distance, when required.
1 V 14 It COMPLAINT, Dyspepsia,
.lamotice. Chronic or Nervous del ility, Disease of
the Kidneys, and all diNellSrti_ arising from a disordered
Liver or f-tritnach, such asi
s 'onstipation, lunard
fuhress of hired to the head, aridity of the FtOIIIRCh,
heartburn; - disgust f r food; fairies!: or weight in
the stoom eh, sour eructations, sinking. or fluttering Ist
the pit of the stomach. so limning of the head, hunted
arid difficult breathing, fluttering nt the heart, choking
or sulfirentinx sem-ethers when in a Icing posture, d tin
Ines of vision, dots or webs befre the siAt, brilr and
Tull pain - 1n thehead. deficiency of perspiration. yellow
ness of the skin' and eyes, pain in the side. track, chest,
limbs, &e., sudden flushes of heat, burnii g in the flesh,
c instant 11112112illingS of evil, and great depression of spir
its, carr - tureffmrtually cured by Dur lirrorirtsn's CELE
BRATED GERMAN BITTERS. prepared by lie. C. M.
.I.icssoy, No. 120 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases la not excelled. If
equalled. by any other preparation In the United !quiet:.
as the cures attest, in many rases after skilful physi
cians hnd failed.
These bitters are, worthy the attention of irivailds.—
Pose:cm:kin! great virtues In the rectification of dist:anew
of the Liver rind leaser glands. exercising the Duet
searching unworn in weakness and affections of the di
gestive trgaus, they nro withal safe, certain nud piton
alit.
Read and be convinced. Testimony of the highest
chary, ter! Hon. Gro. firrtoor. Judirti of the District
Courtin Perry county, Pa.. Nov. It‘th, said:
"Your "Itoefland's Merman Bitters" has been in use
In our place over a year )nst. and to the astonishment of
many has perfirmed wonders. We may notice a few in
stances that hate mine under our own immediate no
t In.:—almost every lierson who has stopped nt the hotel
if Wm.' Laekey, one year since. predicted from his ema
ciated countciunneelland debility, that he is old nit liv
much longer: Ile was Unable to attend to 116 bush:rail.
nod for the greaterTeta 'of the time confined to Idsissim,
co
We temmentled hint to try the German hitters; be did
and to the surprise of all his friends he is now abl e st,
attend to his usual Lusinegii and perform manual lal or.
The 0:11+0 of Henry Asper, a stone mason, whom no ene
supposed would over recover from thedebility of his sys
tem, but was looked upon as fast npmeaching the grave,
took eight or nine IKittlem of the hitters during tho last
winter, and this nlollllol' be has been (to the surprise of
all who knew his case) following his trade. The case of
I)torphy is no less astoiiistiing. Ile too was so
for red need as to induce the general belief that the prase
alone. would be his only renusii. Mr. Laekey• recom
mended bin: to try the Moorland a German Bitters: he
is now apparently n well loan. mid allot° do a hau l
wirk. could mention ninny other rases of n similar
character. If it were IleVl, , Hry. self derived ounds
tentenchfrom their use. I hat e en corsiderable
allay. not fl,! your Ismet:t whine. t ut to relies.e slid . ..ling
humanity. and let me iissureyou I not plc awed to see the
happy result. To tin aillieted we say. try them fairly
a:. d I will n Intent relief.-
Th,•"• ritters v, id thy the att.•nt ion of ll.ValidS.
p , ltlirr iu the 11,11 t a
n.•ti w , Pi the liver and the le , ser hill.; tone
the .tottutrh and nowt, u. system. nt..l I ringlm: the I)►-
t
p•114.1,111y tii n hick date heali h.
Vnr by' S. IV. 113% ITSVICh 1111t1 : 4 . HI ell) I ;
Ira Day. .1. 11. Ilermn. N , NVII:Ie: . 1 . S.
A 1 Ile, Slilpiwnsburg. and 1 y dealer, iu modi, it o. rt t•tyr
%%hen%
I 1 ( ITOlt Y )1 It-
P.l
coots. by Meal*:df tho K.
I.T I'l r Pi ety
. nte IIIN•OWN
thirt.y•.b th 1. iltiou. ulth
'HO lintnined eincrwcings. show,
ing Private 1./Nra: , i, and .Mnl
ft.nnations of the (liineratlre
systeni, In crory Slitll/1:
miiivrt
Treat 1,0 Oil the•llisentcs of Fr
thßleA. Ititontleil for the use 11
female~ 11' 11:1;_10 1901 I
itnt of the bb_ , lirst howl hurt,
to married pc , ple.t r
toarria:le. V. D.. Gl:taunt* ,
of the of Poinisylvanla. )lent) rr i f the y.
al ( . 110:• • of 51ir,....1 , 110. 1.1.11111 M, and llonitary .Nhatbct•
of the Atelltral sooltv.• The tint. us liqll/!1
of
i'n..sCrat Glal3ll 11111,140111'y. lif.ary hull (.P ycnt.D.:.re
f itthitilly att.:4ll.M, and :111 the rorelpts giro) In 11:.111
thaptvrs on teat nl uto nut ; , ,nilical
1 r 14.111 , 1118 r :Mont lon. and uld
I'nri l I.y every 1, I)e. YOllll.-r men Who bar, poen mi.
f . rtunille in (71 ntrin•tinf: pverii.toi to ll:win,"
yottnelvfrunflor, the .rite aoy dc,,t, 1% no !Satter it hat
his viet..r.siffloin:ny I r rrt a copy t,f thlii . trul3 V 4114 1 .1,10
work.
c ul itA us I.T:4ms p,ohil.; to Na. 11rS8CIIN
Dr. Yelin:es Trt , :tt 1.0 lot tho Pocket .I ,, ellinjoi•
us.. r Pry ollt. Ilis I ern 1113411.1:111.
• 1.41 11.. fat 11 , r Iv 4,lr.iilutl to prvSellt a rl pp of I.llt ,
.I•"•..ti!nikiN to hfv 111111. "nay 51iVellt111 171,111 41 7, e:11
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ill tharrivd I)fe witlu•nt 100,1111!:
et .1, illapiwz. Let. qor stilrel iwr 1404111 a 1111 1. Wee
11/ ILi ,101 14.4 , 11101 l lI 1.4.111. p.
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