confection with the infinite. Pretending to
search for truth, he abjures the spirit of the
-.4,truth. Were it Possible that the world could
,become without a\God, that greatest death,
the death of the race, would ensue ; and
.when a better creation should succeed, there
would no more be known of the departed one
than is known of the mastodon or the ichthy
osaur. It is because man cannot seperate
himself from his inward experience, and his
yearning after the infinite, that he is capable
of progress, that he can receive a religion
whose history is the triumph of right over
evil, whose symbol is the resurrection."
The address concludes with the following
hopeful and impressive sentiments:
"The course of civilization flows on like
a mighty river through a boundless valley,
calling to
.the streams from every side to
swell its current, which is k always growing
wider and deeper, and clearer as it rolls
along. Let us trust ourselves upon • its bo
som without fear; nay, rather with confidence
and joy. Since the progress of the race ap
pears to be the great purpose of Providence,
it becom9 us all to venerate the futu`re.—
•We must be ready to sacrifice ourselves for
the corning generation as they in their turn
must live for their prosperity." We are not
to be disheartened that the intimate connie
tion of humanittrenders it impossible fer
anyone portion of the civilized world to be
much s in -advance of all the rest; nor to
griev.e_because_anyunalterable—conditi on of
perfection can never be attained: Ever
thing is in movement, and for the better, ex
cept only the fixed eternal law by which the
necessity of change is established ; or rapier
except only God, who includes in himself all
being, all truth, all law. The subjects o
man's thought remain the same, but the sum
of his acquisitions ever grows with'time; so
that his last syAtem of philosophy is always
the best, for it includes every ene that went
before. The last political state of the world
likewise is ever more excellent than the old
for it presents in activity the entire inher
ance of truth, fructified by the' living and
moving mind of a more enlightened race.
" You, brothers, who- are joined together
for the study of history, receive the lighted
torch of civilization from the depardag halt'
century and hand it along to the next. h
fulfilling this glorionsolliee, remember thu
the principles of just and sound philosophy
are but the inspirations of cotbmon sense'
and belong of right to all manhind. Then•
must, therefore,'•be carried forth,, that they
may become the posession of the people; for
so only can society build itself upon the im
parishable groundwork of universal freedom."
, aurtimare.
TOIIN P. LYNE--Wholesale and Re
el tail dealer in American, English and German
HARDWARE, Oils, Paints, de., A. Mechanics, builders
and the public, generally, who aro in want of Hardware
. of any kind, are invited to call in and
Y'l_ A R examine my unusually larg stock of
. 47 , _^•e. goods, which I am selling at very low
prices. dust stop In; It will only detain you a V'ery
few minutes‘to be convinced that what everybody says
—that Lyn's is decidedly the place to get good goods at
law prims—naust be true. LYNE'S Hardware Store,
West Side North Hanover street.
di R T
. 00K HERE !—A
j GREAT BARGfAIN OFFERED.
The subscriber In consiquoucq of 111-health, offers his en
tire stock of HARWAHE to any person or persona wish
ing to enter into.tho Hardware business. lie having so
resolved in quitting the ,busincis, will givo a bargain,
besides his Influence and custom. Any one desirous of_
getting loto_tirls business will do well to call soon, and.
If not disposed of by the Ist of October next, he will
then commence selling off at cost at the old and well
known stand, In North Hanover
_street, next door to
Charles MaglaUglilin's Hotel. - JACOB BENER.
A Ft 1 :t
FRESH
SAETO ARRI
N.
lIENYRThe
subscriber havingseturnid from the city would call the
attention of his friends end the public generally to the
large and ivallselected assortment of hardware which ho
has just received, consisting in part of BUILDING MA
TERIALS, Malls, screws, hinges,
locks, bolts, glass, putty,
paints, oils, lee. TOOLS—edge tools; saws and planes of
every description, with files, rasps, hemmers, anvils, *c.
A general assortment of SIIOEMAKERS AND SAD
DLERS TOOLS, together with morocco, lining and bind
log skins, shoe thread, : wax, pegs, lasts, harness mount
lug, saddletrees, &c. •
COACH_ TRIMMING--caniass (plain, enamelled, fig
ured dud! e s patent and enamelled loather,
axles, sprlngS, hubs, spokes (Oleos, shads, &c.. ste.
Cabinet Makers will finds. large assortment of yarn
lobes, mahogany and walnut veneers, moulding, rosettes,
hair cloth, curled hair - '
&c.
The stock Id - Iron is large and, well selected, comPris
leg all thi; kinds in general use, is hammered and rolled
Iron of all .sizes, flat, barman! band - iron, round ; square
and oval iron, horse-shoe iron and nail rods, with st large
lot of cast and - spring stool ; English and,AMorlnfal blis
ter stool; detr;•• • •. -
lionsokeepors and those about coMnfenalni. vvIILIICd it
to their advantage to call and exantlon ourelltlery,brit7;
tante and plated ware pans, kettles', cedar' ware, toilleetei,
•
In addition to the above we bave riaceiVadliaplelfid,
assortment it WALL ..PAPBRi tOsik l %gok
plate, and at anch prices aa cannot "tall toc gala*.
tine. •We iriyito oil *Hinds to call,"k dotting beta
their ovin advautago:../temstubeetlia,.:,wld •Attyldaviak.
High Street Carlisle, Pa. • • '•••
Oct. 12,
_
r i TtREKI - TARlttlr,g 4 : :11f -A,R mr.
W A;l,eubiwriper liavlljg;•teturned from
the city haajust oponte foir he . Ball trade a. large and
well ce/Oete4d,SLOCk ofJo ' t e i g i linedtilifeitLe liardwaiu t
ombraciog averytlitrig usually found la.titat•lkno.of
s I itoss.. The attention or triende an pu generally:
ie ECApOetral)y ilicoated. to Abe assortment pp - hand, Jets
uring thorn that goods of all kinds will be gold rot cash
at a very entail :advance on manufacturers price*. Ile
umether the oldtaN, East Main Street, Carlisle, Pa.
Aug 30, 1864. a U. SAXTON.
t ,
c ARP - ENTERS and.B lidera are invit
e,' to examine, tho assortment of Locks, tatc hei
U 0 s, hinges, Screws, Glass, Putty, 011, Paints, ttc.—
All for sale cheap atB.OI.3:TONB.
March 13 '
~YP_YQLTIi: OLD. METAL--.Cush
paid fur QM . ) METAL, such as Copper, Brass and
1, at the carlllle Foundry ci(inaMiAititiiisbat)a.i.vN.
3Cittlt ,filko.
The Poor , Drunkard.
Oh ! I have sometimes looked at a
bright, beat,itiful boy, and my flesh has
crept within me at the thought thati there
was a bare
„possibility that he might be
come a drunkard. I once was playing
with a beautiful boy in Norwich, Con
necticut; I was carrying him on my
back, both of us enjoying ourselves ex
ceedingly—for I loved him, and I think
he loved me. During our play, I said to
him
"Harry, will you go down with inc to
the side of that stone wall ?"
"Oh, yes," was his cheerful, reply
We went together, saw a man lying
listlessly.there, his face upturned to the
bright blue sky ; 'the sunbeams that
cheered and illumined us, lay upon his
porous, greasy face, the pure morning
winds kissed his parched lips and passed
away poisoned—the very swine in the.
fields looking more noble than he for
they were fulfilling the purpose of their
being.
As I looked upon -the poor degraded
man, and then looked 'upon that child
with his bright brow, his beautiful eyes
his pearly teeth, and ruby lips—the per-
feet picture of life, peace and
as I looked upon the wan and then upon
the child, and I felt his little hand con
vulsively twitching in mine, and saw his
little lips grow white, and his eyes dim,
gazing upon the poor drunkard, and then
did I pray to God to'give we an everlast
ingcapacity to hate with a burning ha
tred,any instrumentality that cuuld make
such a elan! of a being once as fair as
hat child.GouG4.
Niebicines.
Fr 0 0 T II WASH.—Beautiful' White
_L Teeth Healthy ti urns and a Sweet Breath—All who
are desirous of obtaining these benefits should use ZEIL
MAN'S CELEBRATED TOOTH WASH. This delicious
article combines so many meritorious qualities that It
has now .beefftne a standard favorite with the citizens of
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dentists pre
scribe it In their .practice Most successfully, and from
every source the most, flattering laudations are awarded
Intlatued and bleeding gums are inunedistely benefit
tad by its use; its action upon them Is mild, soothing
and effective. it cleanses thi3 teeth so thoroughly, than
the"y are made to rival pearl in whiteness, and•difusea
through the mouth such a delightful freshness that the
breath is rendered exquisitely sweet. lt dislnlectsthose
impurities which tend to produce decay, and. as a con
sequence, when these are removed the teeth must al
ways remain sound. Itead the following from Dr. J. A.
Carman
Mr Y. Zerman—Sir: Ilaving used and recommended
your Tooth Wash - in:my practice for some time, I find it
the most effectual Dentrifico In use, and therefore recom
mend It to the public.
Bead the'following testimony.
ZERMAN—Dear Sir: I have fully tested the merits
of your valuable Tooth Wash, and can,.withent hesita
tion, recommend it as the best:that has come under my
,notice during an experience as Dentist of more thadsix•
teen Years! Ip cleanses the Teeth, soothes and hardens
Irritated Burns, and imparts a delicious fragrance to the
Breath. From the mouths of those who make use of it,
however, It will certainly speak for Itself.
GEO. P. SCHIVELY, Surgeon Dentist,
271), South Tenth Si,, Philadelphia.
It is used and recommended by all the eminent Dent
ists fn New York, Philadelphia, Italthnore, and other
cities whore it hay, been introduced. All should give it
a trial.
inl,- Prepared only by Francis Zertnan, Druggist and
Chemist, Philadelphia, and sold wholesale and retail by
Samuel Elliott, Carlisle, J. Donsheinicr, Nlechaniesburp,
J. Herron, Newvllle, J. C. Williams, Shlppensburg, and
by all Druggists at only 25 rents per bottle.
EPILEPSY Can be Cured. Lake's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND, for the cure of EPI
LEPOT Or FITS! is performing tuore wonderful cures than
any other medicine s yet known or before the public.—
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS A BOTTLE.
'rho proprietor has in his possession numerous certifi
cates, narrating the astonishing and miraculous cures
effected by this medicine, and directs attention to the
following only, to assure those who aro so unfortunate
to be afflicted with the terrible disease heretofore regard
ed incurable, that Lass's preparation la -autos? Dat.a.l
-111..5 IN ITS cviiel
From Mrs. Eroolis, widow of Maj. Jas. Drool% Into of
Conneaut, 0.
Mr. 7.. LA CONNEAUT, Feb. 3, 1853.
KE,SIr: Please send me another bottle of
Fit Medicine, as I do not like to he without it on hand.
When I commenced giving the medicine to my son Ed
gar, be bad from ono to three fits per day. Ile has now
taken the medicine over five months, and has had, I
think, but two fits in that time, and those very light.—
Ms body and mind are very much improved; and by
the blessing of God, 'feel that the medicine will restore
his body and mind to their wonted activity. Ile Is 28
years old. and has had fits over 12 years, which have
been very frequent, and very destructive to his consti
tution and mind. Hundreds of dollars have been ox
ponded. for medicine to "coax PITS" but nothing has
'rielieved him until ho,usedyourmedirine. liespectfully
yours, . POLLY DROOKS.
From Judson Landon, County Superintendent of the
Ashtabula County Infirmary.
-:.
1118VILLe, 53.
Mr. Z. Laws—Sir: Please send a few ;
m F or b e .
b 4 ott l l B es of
:your "Fit Medicine;" I may not need It, but think sof
..,,pr to keep it on hand, Your medicine has done wonders.
rgave it to bliss. Jano .Delano; she has had fits for 26
I years, brought on bl•having the meanie when but four
year okf', which could not be brought out to thesurface.
ter taking the medicine a few days, sus HAD A PINS
of masfou.s, sad has had no fits slum. She had fits
lienaptoms almost deltic She and her 'father concur
0 1 44
..,rlth roo in saying that wo 'believe the medicine has or
,Wl.ll work a weed, .cure. I also gave , , the medicine to
'AGas,Jelnollimadersolcand Arb,Carby, Atha have.had'fits
itltfkost. do nt/ .0,4 .latunixir of years. ,illorr I l ls lard
' 49,66 *,6nfl kballfolheinlildichsetvlll -have the dered
Afoot: .16lueh montY.his lioeWbxpended by the friends
of the shove patients for.doeterlng, all to no purpose,......
The cure was left for your medicine to perform, and I
can choerfulirreconamendlt as , a •valuable discovery.--
liespectfulit yours; . ' JUDSON LANDON, .
Suporlutondent Ashtabula Co. Infirmary.
Prepared and sold at wholesale by. Z. Mar, Conneaut,
Ohio.
F F. iVELLFiIt, traveling agent. -
Sold by S. W. Daverstlek: Carlisle; D.,Thonias,
ehanlesburg; D. W. Gross. Ilarriaburg. 'Oct. 6-Iy*
ORN SITELLERS.,XANDERPS PAT..
YNT CORN SHELLER, decidedly tho best-and cheap.
NS 0W in use. Farmers 'are requested to ball anti ox.
cll
amino it at the Carlisle Foundry and Machlue•Shop, or
at Saston's ifardware Store. For salo at reaionable
picket' by
Aug. 2--;-3ull
Dr. J. A. CARMAN, Dentatzt,
Harrisburg, Pa.
GARDNER A DROWN
tarliele Aeralb,
FuOrieptioo§,
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irry-Messrs: Moss & Co. are extensively engaged In
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A ',hid and truthful description of the grand and
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fully executed; the typo largo and clear; and the paper
of a flue texture; while the binding is at the same time
tasty and durable. and having done his part well, he
subnUts the work to the examination of the people,
confidently recommending it to the attention of those
interested In the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
Reading Railroad Company, Sunbury and Erie Railroad
Company. Norristown and other rallroada In the State,
in the Schuylkill and Lehigh Navigation Companie, In
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turing Coal and Iron, to every Fanner and every citizen
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.. $2 00
CI " gilt edges and side - - 250
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" Turkey Morocco, extra - - 400
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Any pereou desiring an Agency plea., address the Pub
lisher itinnedlately.
WSI. wurn: SMITH, Publisher,
aepto-54 . 105 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
111)-JOIIN A. /11:AOY, Kingstown, is Agent for the
above work In Cumberland county.
Tirtio, Stores.
- ---- _.............
DRUGS ! DRUGS I DRUGS 1 t'resh
SUPPLY! I have just received a fresh stock of
I t,
•
Medicines, Paints, Glass,. Oil, dm., which; having
been purchased with great awe at the best city
houses, I canoonfidently recommend to Families
Plifticians,count7 Meryhants and Dealers, es be:
log fresh and pure. ;
DRUG -- , .l'istent Medicines, Wine Chemicals; Instru
ments, pure Essential Oils, Herbs and Extracts, Spites,
ground Anil vrhole, Essences, Perfumery, Ac..
Cod Liver 011—ivarrantedgenuine.
DYII-STUFFlndlgoes t Madders, Sumac, Alum, Log
and Can Woods, 011 Vitriol, Copperas, Lac Dye.
PAlNTS—Wetherill k Brother's Pure. Load; Chrome
Green and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Jonsey
Window Glean, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Copal and coach.
Tarnish, and lied Load. MI of which will ho sold at the
very lowest market price. .. •
Also, a fresh and splendid assortment of B. A N .0. ,If
GOODS, Fruits; Confectionary, and Innumerable Other
.articles calculated for use, and ornament, all of which
are offered at the lawest cash prime. at the cheap Drug,
hook and. Fancy Store of the rc . ubscrlher on North Ilan
over stiroet.'". .' ' , ' ' '' B. IP . IfAVERSTICE.
• •
A l RESIT DRUC 8, 'MEDICINES; &c.
ac.—l have Just received from Philadelphia arrd .
Now York very extensive additions to my
/ former . stock, embracing nearly every article
of Blediefne now l uge .totether with
• rir „ Paints,
,Turpentine, Perfu
r. :marv: Soaps, Stationary, Fine Cutlery,Vish
‘ Tackle, Brushes of almost every descrip•
tier t with rtn , endleSs . variety of other articles, which I
41311 dOtOrMitletl to 101 l at the VERY LOWEST prices t ,
All Phystcla s, Country. Merchants, Pedlars and oth-.
ors, 'are respectfully requested not to pass the OLD
STAND, as they may rest assured that every article will
tio sold of a goad quality; and upon reasonable terms.
SL ELLIOTT,
May 30.. -Main street, Carlisle,
se-Job Printing • done at this office
o.lll — W — r — rEsr - DISCOVERY OF.
Tn i A GE -- Earmers,•Feinllles'and others, can pur
c moo no remedy °ghat to Dr. TOBIAS' Venetian UM
moot, fur Dysentery, Colic, Crou, Chronic Rheumatism
Quinsey, Sono 'Throat, Toothache; Rea Sickness, Cuts
Borne, Swellings, Old Sores, alunquito Bites, Insee,
Stings, Pains hi the Limbs, Chest, Beck, ,te. If it doe'
not give relief, the money will be refunded—all that is
asked, Is a trial, and use it according to directions. The
article is an English remedy, and was used by Win. IV,
King of England, and certified to by him, an a cure for
Itheuinatisin, when everything else recommended by his
physicians had failed.
Oler 10,000,000 of bottles have been sold in the Unit
ed Stntes; without a single Mime, and familif s have
stated that it wan worth $lO per bidele, they never
Would be without it. In case of Croup, as It Is as certain
as it is applied. It cures Toothache in three minutes;
Headache In half an hour, and f holes. when first tali
en, in a few hours. It Is perfectly Innocent to take In•
ternally, and has tho recommendation of many of the
most eminent Physichms in the United States. Price,
25 and 50 vents.
Dr. Tobias has also put up n Liniment fir norms, in
pint bottles. which is. unrinuted—rbesper and better
than any other. for the cure of Colic, Units, Swellinrs,
old Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Scratches, Cinched feel, Acc.—
Price, 50 cents.
Dr. Tobias could fill n dozen newspapers with the cer
tificates and letters received,- relating to the wenderful
cures .accomplished by his Liniment, but evnsidel ea that
warranting It is sufficient. as any person whn Mea net
obtain relief, need not pay for it. There has I elm so
much worthless medicine sold to the public. that Tr To
bias' wishes his article to rest on its own merits, and If
he gives the value of the Money received, then he
the patronage of the public, not otherwise.
DB. TOBIAS' Office. 240 GREENWICH Street, ew
York.
For sale by A. Smith, Seveuth and Chestnut streets:
Dyett & Son, 132 N. Second street; T. IL CallendOr. SS
S. Third street, and by the Druggists tbroughcut the
United States.
TIIEMItEAT 111111FIER 01 ,, TILE BLOOII.- 1 -NA
a particle Of'Mercury in it. An infallible remedy for
Serofu la, King's Evil, lt heumatlsm, Ohsti nate Cutaneous
Eruptions. Pimples or Pustules on the Face, Dietetics.
mile, Chronic Sore Eyes. Ding Worm or 'Fetter, Scald
Head. Enlargement and Pain of the Doves and deists.
Stuborn Ulcers. Syphilitic Disorders. Lund ago, Spiral
Complaints and all diseases arising from an injudicious
use of Mercury, Imprudence in Life, or Impurity of the
Blood.
12,9__Thls great alterative medicine and Purifier of the
Blood, is now used by thousands of g,rliteful path nts io
all parts"of the United St:ttes, who testify daily to the
remarkable cures performed by the greatest of all medi
cines, "CARTER'S SPANISH :MIXTURE." Neuralgia,
Itheumatistn, Scrofula, Eruptions on the Skin ' Liveriffs
ease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys
Diseases of the Throat, Penile Complaints, Pains and
Aching of the Bones and Joints, are very speedily put
to flight by using this great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood. nothing has yet loon
found to compare to it. It cleanses the system ofall im
purities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and Kid
ney's, strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the Stom
ach, makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution, enfeebled by disease or broken down by the
excesses of youth, to Its pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladies It Is incomparably totter than all the
cosmetics ever used. A few doses of CARTIVB SPANISH
Manton will remove all 'fallowness of complexion, bring
the roses mantling to the cheek, give elasticity- to the
step, and Improve the general health Iu ft remarkable de
gree beyond all the medicines ever heard of.
The large number of cart iticates which we have receiv
ed from from persons from all parts of the United Sates,
Is the best evidence that there is no Humbug al - out it.
The press, hotel-keepers, magistrates, physicians, and
public men. well known to the couttnnnity, all add their
testimony to the wonderful effects of this tIREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER.
Call on the AGENT, and got a Circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest of all
MedicineS has performed.
Pone genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS, Pro
prietors, No. 3, Pearl street: Richmond, Va. to whom all
orders for supplies and agencies must be addressed.
And for sale by S. Elliott. S. W. Havel-stick, Carlisle ;
fra Day, Mechanicsburg; If. Herron, NowvIlle; J. C.
Altiq Shlpponsburg, and by dealers In medicines every
where.
frillE WONDER. OF 'l'll AGE !-
A:' For, the cure of Saltrhoum, Chilblains, Common
Sores, Chapped or Cracked liands, lawns or Scalds, Cuts
or Wounds, Piles, Inflammation of the Breast, bites of
insects, Sere Ups, Pimples on the Face, and Breaking
Out and Sores on Children, and ail diseases of the Skin.
This Ointment will cure the Shltrheum and Burns, or
Chapped hands, quicker and surer than tiny other medi
cines of the hind before the public.
To substantiate the above, I van give hundreds of cer
tificates, but I consider it no MCI, as (any person ran do
the same, If they have friends, fi.r even a worthless or
tiele) 1 rely solely on the merits of the Ointment fur the
public patronage.
N. B.—A single box of this Mare .t will keep any
Blacksmith's, Farmer's, Sailor's, or I le hanic's Louth:Jet
them chap or crack ever so bad, sou it and in good work
ing order all winter. Prepared awl Add by
MO • HOE TEItBEL,
Aastuck, Conn.
Sold also the principal Drumsts,on ug dCountir Dior
chants. Price 25 cents per box.
Nov. 16, 1553-ly
UAVE you a cold?—Gallohor's Elixir
has acquired a just 'celebrity for the cure of all
diseases arising front Severe colds, and its efficacy has
been attested and approved by hundreds of our most re
spectable citizens. In'every Instance immediate relief
has been given, as the followina certificate from those
who have tried It bears testimony. Manufactured and
for sale by
JAMES GAUNTER, 4gcnt
•We the undersigned do certify that we have natal Onl
lolser's preparation for Consumption, Colds. Diseases of
the Lungs, Liver, &c., and having experienced immedL
ato relief therefrom would recommend it to all afflicted
In that way." ,
Thoe. li. Skiles, Mrs. M. oould, li. 11. McCoy, E. L.
Wolf, Peter, .Monyor, U. 8. Hackett, Joseph Lobach, N.
W. Woods. '
Carlisle; April 25, 1854—1 y
A MAP. OF CUMBERLAND COUN
A
.TY.—Fismn entirely original FurTeys, by actua
measurement throughout , the whole county, by 11. F
DRIDGENB.
The, nubscriber Is now engaged in making Surveys
preparatory to publishing . a new and .complete Map of
Cumberland County, upon a large scale. Every Public
Bead and Stream, with the locations of all Mills.'Storea,
'Dwellings, and Public Buildings, will be accurately laid
down. All the Public Buildings In the County will be.
distinctly Indicated, and the names, of owziors of proper.
ty generally, Will be Inserted In thei proper positions on
, the Map.
A Table ofAistimies, Statistics of the County, en
:Lamed, plans of the
,principal Villagee, and few of the'
most Attractive views in the CoUnty, will he inserted in
the margin; thue'giving,overy satisfaction, and render-
ing the Map most valuable," to the Owners of Property,
Merchants, Travelers, fkinveyancers, and thil inhabitanra,
generally, of the region delineated
In as much as this work is to bo made up„of actual
surveys made upon the ground, it will require time to
accomplish It; it Is not expected, therefore, that it will
ho ready for publication tnuelVtinder the period of Two
Years. The size of the Map will be about flvo ibet by
four, and will cost live dollars. • ,
Y. BRIDOENS, Publisher,.
N. E. eorneriofMarshall and.. Wood St. Philadelphia
Sept 4 27-1 mpd.
.0(111A LONG SHAWLS—Just
rocolved a few Long and Square Grorba Sbnwls
sad r.4loby - ' • G. W. MTN} .11,
Miebicines.
Jliebicines
Yort4 an Nappintss
Ea .sttus ttnb ,pzugbters of affliction
Dr. C. L. SELLING},
ICLECTIC PHYSICIAN ANO ACCOUCHEUR,
Blechanioaburg, Pa.
=EI
Dr. KH4.I.ING announces to the afflicted that he
Is a rogulkr graduate of the best Medical College
In the United States, and, during many years of
eery extensive practice, has been familiar with
every form of disease, and succeeded in curing the
most hopeless cases, even when abandoned by'the
regular faculty. His perfect knowledge of the hu
man system enables him to adapt the mama to the
sad, 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 mako known Ins NEVER-FAILING
- 11E1FEDIEg,.that-thbBo that mourn may rejoice,, iii
the afflicted leap for joys- ALL, no matter what
their disease may be, can rest assured of finding
relief, and therefore should not delay a moment.
Write disease and-symptoms full and plain, and
you can receive au answer by return mail free'
stating the medicine required and the price of it.
Address, C. L. KELLING, M. D., Mechanicsburg,
Cumberland county, Pennsylvania. •
N: B.—The Doctor will attend patients 'at rn3
distance, when required.
it 1 V E It COMPLAINT, Dyspepsia
Jaundice. Chronic or Nervous Disease
the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a disorder°
Liver or ;stomach, such as Constipation. hi ward pilau
fulness of blood to the •head, acidity of the sterner'.
nausea, heartburn, disgust for fond, fulness or weight i
the stomach, sour eructations, sinking or - fluttering a
the pit of the stomach, swimming et the head, hurrie
and difficult breathing, truttering at the heart, chain
or suffocating sensations when in a lying posture, din
iIVAS of vision, dots or webs before the sight, fever an
dull pain in the head. deficiency of persplitttion.3enov
ness of the skin and eyes, pain In the side. hack, chest
limbs, Ac., sudden flushes of heat, burning in the 'lest
constant imaginings of evil, and great depressb n of sph
Its, can be effectually cured by Dn. lioonAsn's CEI.I
MATED GERMAN BITTERS. prepared by Dn. C. N
JACKSON, No. 120 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not excelled,'
equalled, by any other preparation In the United States
as the cures attest, in many cases after skilful phys
clans had failed.
These hitters are worthy the attention of invalids.-
Possessing great.virtues In the rectification of (Usenet
of the Liver and lesser glands., exercising the CUM
searching powers In weakness and affections of the d
gestivo organs, they aro withal cafe, certain and plea
aut.
TESTIMONY PROM PENNSYLVANIA.
J. D. Spring, Lareyville, Pa., April 0, 1854, says, "
can get you some good certificates for your German It it
tors in this vicinity if you wish them. A lady purcha/
Mg/101110 of it this week, says that it is by far the hes
medichio she ever knew, having done her and he
daughter much good, &e.
8. It: Lawson, Donford's Store, Somerset co, Pa., Au,
15, 1853, says, "I am much attached to your Derma.
Bitters, having used two bottles of it, which I procure
from S. hurts, your agent at Somerset, and found grew
relief from it in disease of, the Liver. I find it he
great effect on my lungs. strengthening and Inv igeratle
them, which, as I am a public speaker, is a grent. help I
me."
Dr. Giles, Newton Muninom May, 1051, said: "
have used myself half a dozen bottles of your Germs
Bitter° for Liver Comfflaint and diseases of a nervot
ammeter, resulting from the abuse of meratry. I wr
poisoned and afflicted with spasma from the use of th
latter article. The German Bitters is the first attic'
Lunn which I obtained any relief. I have also given Lt
article to many dyspeptics, with the must salutary r
sults. I think as many snore bottles will cure me."
.1. C. Young, Esq., of Dauphin, l'a., writes May 5, 's'
"I was afflicted with General Debility, Intestinal Weal
ness and Costiveness, for which I used many differer
remedies without relief. lat list used your lloolland
German Bitters. I took a few bottles according to d
rectinns, and was completely cured. I have not been a
healthy for ten years as I have been since I took yen
Bitters, which Is about one year ago."-
These Bitters are ENTIRELV VFOLTABLJE. always strengt)
ening. the system and never prostrating it.
Sold by dealers in modielno and storekeepers ever
where, and by Samuel Elliott, S. W. Ilareptick and I
W. Cauffman, Carlisle; Eminger & Co. Mechanicsburi,
Snyder .4 Diehl, Newburg, and by Dealers in Medians
generally.
Nov. 72., .
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of Secret diseases, .Senrinal Weakness, Diseases of It
Prostrate (Hand. Impotency, solitary habits of youth.ar
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