EMEEI
Jtikaltithrnuei
Che,mi.eal Marvels.
Popidar nltrusoologr. a hie!' contains fre_
qbently the ger II ut• troth, lots long borne wit•
tie,ss,to the analogy hetivec•n Laoll nos nod sceote
by the . expressi.m, aloud " An oc he •
iferons piano may lle constructed as that by
Striking one ahoy 1
.% on shall in,•reeive vitt (It!
,Cologne.• nu l l by striking a second. a vote iht•
idea of lu'•cndcr wetter. while by ronning up
or down the 1 4 1:11 It you shall have every air
odor, in suceessiA, from the homlie.t ft•rtgrotoce
of fitrniy•.rd and 10.‘44.1d. Vie. (lie mo s t
expri,'e of DClcrnix or :Itotshigittit. As :the ro
mance of smell has Atts'int,t}te,',OUe.sj(le.n . ” in_
teret4 for Collard, on the et i ietliStilf,it :this
its inte , gists for the eopk, too 'alert:hunt
the ha i 'dresser, and the neisior of the ~rd
nanoe.----11arre lire balsams suggested by Mt ,
tore and improved hi.art, which will serve to
make a deliehatSntaenialiide froui an. vegota
ble pulp. indebteil : ociaslon•
ally to coal-tar for ifs,rigrceable qualities, and
gccosienally to .less delightful and less men
tionable solistances. -Ilippnric acid !lad itiit
isli are allies of a very old date.—
Ham . and pyroligneous acid have long since
Passed into oquivalciit notions.—Vinegar and
potato-etlier are- the god-fathers of till ti e
taste which lives in jargonelle pears; valeritio
rind potato etherore'lhe sponsors of the rtib
stone pippin ; u similar ci miiound stands for
the represett nti 4's of (induce, another for pine'.
apples. another for melon ; a similar compound
.transmutes•ltritisli brandy into the choicest
cognac; onotlier will turn alcoholic buss into
whisky.--lle would be.a clever cook who
could construct an oyster patty without an
oyster, but the chemist will do it for you at
thte minutes' notico The tricks of trade are•
notorious, but the tricks of philosophy mount'
Higbee', and descend deeper. The modeln
Thille is not content with burning up the wine
presses. He can turn any gooseberry into.
Champagne.
There is yet another aspect of smells, the
reverse of this favorable picture, under which
they appear, not a sources of pleasure, but
as weapons of aggression. "A single grain of
a compound of the metal 'tellurium,' adminis
tared to a healthy man, will make his ,neigh
borhood perfectly intolerable for weeks, and
sometimes even for months, after ho has swat
lowed ft;" and there are compounds - of arse
nic, not one or two alone which can be used as
tho'nuiterial of- the "fusee asphyaienne," and
which have the' double property of taking fire
as soon as they arc exposed to the air, and of
destroying all animal life within the range of
their italikume. Nor are these the only con
siderationkwhich argue the sometime eaten-
Sion of chemistry to the-purposes of war. It
promises, as we bave' seen, to make a man
competent to any fatigue, but it promises also
to fortify him against all miasmata,. whether
exhalations from soil, or vicious conditions of
atmosphere. Let all the air which enters the,
lungs.pass through a medium of carbon, and
you may go to sleep safely under rho shadow
of the apes tree. The charcoal respirator of
Stenhouse will procure immunity to'him
who eojourns in a rice swamp, or shoots in a
jungle. • The betel nut and the pepper-leaf,
Showed together, keep half-starved races alive
in the deltas of the Irrawaddy and the forests
of Sumatra. A French traveler, "preserved
tits health during a long and difficult voyage,
by the habitual use of betel, while his corn•
*intone, who did not use it, died mostly of dys
entery." The nitrogeneous compounds to
which all nations resort in intermittent fevers,
have a'oonservative ns well as a curative pow
er: the'pepperwrorts contain "a solid, white,
crystalizable substance, known by the name of
'Piporin,' which is said to equal quinine."
The Indian, by instinct, chows the betel and
the pepper together—the rationale is this:
"While in betel chewing, the astringent prin
ciplo of the nut checks the tendency to inter
nal relaxation, the fever•ehasing principles of
the paper-leaf preserve the health amid the
steaming vapors which the hot sun draws
forth front swamps, andjungles, and irrigated
paddy fields."
It 'stands upon record that a certain military
officer, at a certain period critical to health,.
paraded all his regiment for black draught
the nottt morning.—See what an additional
force is concentrated in a very little knowl
edge I The time may come when an army
shalt plunge boldly into the most malarions
dititilati, parading only in - the first place for
betel-nuts and peprer quid ; shall make tom
ed marches of fabulous distance with an acul
rco of cocoa-leaf in their mouths; with a
similar preparation, or a fraction of a grain of
arsenic, shall climb !tights lilto those which
the ' Zouaves scaled on the day of the Alma,
rind arri r
ve at the_summit with ample wind,for
charge; shall ninnteuvrc to got the water
gage •of their enemies, and discharge into their
rucks a few rockets charged with cyanides of
16uildyle.; and having done this, , shall sit .
,sewn aticl feast like, Britons arm! their glory,
:old, like the Ottonmcs of the Orinoco, upon
n roasted' 11 of potter's earth.—London Time
INTICRESTINO TO II EN FA:VCIFIRS -0110 cf
the ti.ost verions obstacles hi the way of keep
ing hens ahmit n honk has been the hitherto
ihne , initt• rat , le pretliketion for scratching up
ganiens. An ingenious Yankee has at length
tii:4eo‘ereti a"reinetly f r this difficulty, and i 4
tilting nuntpctll'On ti/ inivoltice it into gentn..l
use Ii consists el n small instrument some
wh.t resembling a loug spur. attache I to the
hind part of a hen's leg The inornment is
Si, arranged that when dm hen is about fo
sernich the earth, the spur Cltchos in the
before h• r foot has f.ir;y descended,
and obliges her to bring the foot down quietl;
and harmlessly n. little it front of the prime
where she has aimed at. The hen thereupon
tries the other font, with a like result. She
keeps on trying, and before she is Aware of •t
the anwhisa has Wal her riyht out of the
de
gar?, ! An Agency 1i: been opened in Chi
cago for the sale of these "hen walkers."
DESTRUCTION OF ANTS —A correspond. nt
- of the Philadelphia Ledger says—" We give
I you a sure remedy--Procure, a large sponge,
wash it well, press it very dry ; by so doing it
leaves the small cells open—lay it no the shelf
where they are most troublesome, sprinkle
fine white sugar cn the sponge (lightly over
it) two or three times a day, take a bucket of
hot water to where the sponge is, carefully
drop the sponge in the scalding water, and
you will slay them by the thousands, and soon
rid the house ollthese troublesome insects.—
When you &ipecac the sponge you will be as
tonished at the number thut•had gone into the
cella."
1=1:11
A Mount Witmer. —The following verdict,
delivered at Rome, Georgia, in the case of Ahe
Johnson, vs. Thomas Cameron, sliev that
Philadelphia does not monopolize all the in
nt "jurymen" in the United States:—
.•We the gory choszen and swoarne ogre that
tom kamyrou must pa able gou,,ing the ful
mount of 20 fire seats that the planetif pay over
the won kwart of hiker for the benefit of the
gory and kosts will be reeled out."
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mon moans. "Provo all things, hold fast that a bleb is
good."—lst. Thessalonians, 5, 21. "Therefore let us
ware of laying up what we should lay out for health.
fur there is that scattereth and yet inereasell, and there
Is that withholdeth more than is_meet, but it toudeth."
Proverl s, 11, 24.
The different medicines anti their - directions will Lc
sent to the affil zted In any direction by mail or express.
Address Dr. I'. C. CARDDEE , Carlisle, Cumherinitd court-.
ty, Pa., post. paid, and the fee $1 hlways accumpanyine
the letter, with the order, together with a description e.
the feelings nod the symptoms of the complaints of the
afflicted inclesed. It is this system of Medical t , cievec
the Boobs and the modes of cure only, which Dr. Card•
dor employs that allow of medicines with ely made Or
composed of Wholesome Roots, l'hluts, and llydrupathy,
good in all diseases, (no poison), and hia, can -
speedy and certain remedieNund cures for "all manner
of sickness and all wanner of disease," and which sur
pass all other medical means In point of goodness, be,
yond all hounds of comparison. OFFICE South' Ha never
street, East side near and below the Presbyterial) Church .
Carlisle. Pa. Testimonials from numerous persc•os of
the highest respectability in this and the adJcining
counties, give authentic evidence of the goodness of
Dr. Cardder's character, and can he seen at his office.
N.H. The afflicted can receive superior medicines and
the directions for their use by the first return of mail or
express. Ir-interviews be desired, or visits requested,
Dr. C. will endeavour to aecomtnodate applicants as far
as he can. The Doctor speaks the English and the Der.
mar. Languages, etc. [ Jan. 17, 1 FM,
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!
DR. CILEESESIAN'S PILLS.
The combination of Ingredients In these tills Is the re.
snit an long and extensive practice; they are mild In
their operation, and certain of restoring nature to its
proper channel. In every Instance have these rills pro
ved successful. They Invariably open those obstructions
to which Females are liable, and bring nature into its
proper channel, trlierchy health is restored and the pale
and deathly countenance changed to a healthy ono. No
female can enjoy gocalhealth unless she is regular; and
whenever an obstruction takes place; whether from ex-
D.sTire, cold or any other reuse, the general health Stn.
mediately.beginsto doellne, and the . want of such a rem
edy has been the Cause of sontany consumptions among
young females. To ladles whose health will not remit.
of an increase of their family, these pills will prove a vai
'table acquisition, as they will prevent pregnancy.-
Headache, pain In the side. palpitation of the heart, Ira
thing of food, and dl turbed sleep du most always arise
from she interruption of nature; and whenever that is
the case, the pills Wlll invariably remedy all Mint evils.
Nor are the less efficacious in the mire of Leucerrhaa,
commonly called the 'Willies." These pills should nev
er be taken during pregnancy, as they would he sure to
cause a miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable. and
free from anything hojurlins to VW or health. Fulleni
explicit directions accompany each box.
These pills arc put up in square lint boxes. Persm
residing where there Is no agency established. by encl•
sing one Dollar lo a letter, pre-Paid. to Dr. C. 1,. CnErs
May. No. 207. Meeker street., New York, can has c ther
sent to their respective addressivo by mall.
JUST RECEIVED .AT THE PAN
ILY GROCERY STORK of the subscriher, n
rion ;1011,
A now supply of fresh Water Crackers,
Soda'. 'Nutter, Plc Isac and lioOluiscult,
Farina, Corn Starch, Tapioca, rearl Barley,
Extract of Coffee, Rico Flour, linking rowdier, &e.,
A now let of superior Table Oil,
Pickles. Tomato Ketchup, French Mustard, Ka.
num. Ae,.l. W. EBY.
. .
14 "CE1 ---- 11FMIN
TEW GROCF,RI
NP TETA" STOP E.
:The subserlber won d respectfully Inform his friends and
the piddle generally. that he hasjust returned from tin
city with a large and varied assortment of
Wet:RIES, PLASS and QUEENS-WARY 4 "--X7 l
FISH, ke.. 4%, which be'offers for sale on tip 111
'nest reasonable terms,
,at - his New Stun % 11±
corner of North Ilminverstreet and the l'ul ;
Ile Square. directly opposite the Carlisle Pr. ,
posit Punk. Ith stock ombrases everything usually
in a tirm.nry and Variety store.
The nubile are incited t 6 call and examine his sterl.
before inirelu , lng elsee here, 71F he feels confident he can
sell the beet good', itt the lowti,t prices..
4 0011.1 I I ‘ I s L TIT t u .
TSEtitar§ceooluls:D!
toNo,
Bandage 4
street, sixth stnre above Market. B. V.
EVERETT'S Patent GI admitting Pressure TRUSS, for the
cum of Rupture; Shoulder IngleCF, Supporters. Elastic
Stockings, Suspensary„ Hemorrhoidal, end Bandages for
determines. .• Jan. 11-Iy.
vA. S A LT.L..5000 Sacks G." A.
SALT, for sale by ,
CATtR, GEM fi ,Co.
Flour .t Oraln Commission MerchantS, "Spear's n hart
lialthnere, Bee 5
Wl4; call the attention of the public ti
youTAutt: OARDEN OR FIRE ENOINE:f
watering cardcns or mitingnithlng An oxvoilcb
iscat..chcap and convenient. For sale at
in(o/1.-Est , 4 SA X TON'S.
----
lILACKSMITiI ' S COAL. —5,00 f.
Umawls Blacksmith's Coal, a firq rate article 'l:r
ceivilig and for saki by
4artl7
1‘2,- - ;,":, .1 AM NOW Ii . IiCEIIANC
Clej t j e iny spring , stoolt of PAPtitt 11ANCINtli•
1104 is tho largefit ttlid most varle.l assort tovot (4,1
ord:ited ill Carlisle& to wljklt I invite Ow en tly attentho
of t h e poldi,.. ns I lottoot soiling nt privet, v, hicli 'cannot
fall to pliantthy rI4 mit rurchnskr.
marelf2S
no.
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W. B. }IIOIIIIA-li, Art
.10 . 1 IN P. tArlsilt
Mitabciplpa
•
I E. GOULD, [Successor to A. Fiot.
CV No: 164 Chestnut St., Swaim's Building, Philndel
phis, extensive Music Publisher, and Dealer in Idusica;
Instruments of every description.
Exclusive 'sgent for the auto .t linnet, Dayjp & Co.
l'etoLt liuspeneien Bridge &Ohm and.olhor 'PIANOS,—
Plahos. Melt deens, Martin's Cullum
harps,
Violins, Sheet Music. Music Books &e.
liesidents .4 the c, untry will ho supplied by mall or
otherwise with musk they may IrIA.IIO 1r w ns if . pur
clutsed in person. !laving ono of the lari.est st. cks lu
the United Elates, I feel co i.fident of sathfyiny ull 1,11(
may favor me with a (all or enter..
healers Music supplied on the must eral tee ms
Pieties to lot. ticeot,d4utt.d Plates fer sale.
____._.________________._
fillEAl' WATCILES AND Jk.AV.EI,-
/ SY, ‘VIIOLESALIi and RETAIL, at the "1 lAN.
tltt, delphia NVat,h and Jewelry Rol 0."
4 • tv umber 06 Rath Son d Street, . cr.
.......,
0k
....
nor of Quarry, Philadelphia. Gold ..i i \\ ,
.at
newer
~,W nteber, full jewelled,
s l . e ,o raj o .
4,, . .:,. (bold Levine, 16 carat cases, 24 00
..,.- ,„,... : --2.... 7 41. Silver' " jewels,.
~ • • c () IVItAD: Silver Lexer, full jewelled, 12 06
Superior Quartiers, - - - 7et
-
Hold Spectacles, - 7 (.0
-
Fine Sliver Spectacles, - 1 (K.,
.
Gold liracelets, - - • :i to
Ladies' Hold Pencils, •- - - 1 01 ,
-
Silver Tea Flumes- - vet, - E 90
(bold Pena, with l'unell.arid Silver Holder. - .'1 UU
(lob! Fingor Mugs 37 . 1 /_; ' , N
rents to SS; atlh Gi t.
ntt s.
plain, 12, 1 ,4: emits. l'atent Liinet 25; ( thor nrtieltf
In propsrtiou. All goods vrarianted to lm hnt tto y arc
sold for.
STAUFFER & 11ARILEY.
On hand. porno Gold and Silver Levers and I.epinoP
A OII lower than-the liikTO prints.
ATCIiES ! !—JOII
;H k i T S ( N l F E :l l .l l .;( l9 ,n l iat 'A it l itacturcr an d Inc enter of SA FE,
TV PATENT SQUARE UPI= lIT WOOD BOX MAT( .111.1 ,
N 4 ...10ti North FQURTII Street (above Pim/4111i LAIM,I,
;MIA. Matches having become an irtin;pensable article
in housekeeping, the subscriber after a great. Earrifice r
time and money. is enabled to eller to the Public an ar
ticle at once combining Utility and Cheapness. The in
ventor knowing the danger apprehended on account of
the tilmsey manner in which Matches are generally
picked in paper. has by the eider New Steam Machinery
of his own invention. succeeded in betting up a SAFETY
PATENT SQUARE 11PRIMIT WO( IP BOX; this lax is
far preferable. in as much that it occupies no more room
than the old round wood box, and contains at lent
Two Hundred per Cent more Matches, which to tißlimere
Is considerable advantage; it is entirely nevv.and secure
against moisture and sponteneouttembustien, dispett
all danger on transportation by means of Railroad, Steam
boat or any other mode of Conveyance,
These Matches are packed so that ono gross or more
may be shipped to any part of the Wei Id with perfect
safety. They are the most desirable article fcr Dome
Consumption, and the Southern and western markets
that have ever been invented.
DEALERS and SIIIPPEItS, will do well to call and
examine for thetriaelces.
• • ti:g_Theae matchea, aro 'WARRANTED to be superior
to anything heretofore offered to the Public.
JOHN DONNELLY
-106 North FOURTH St.Thillle
Phila. lYec'r 4, 'I Rb 4
RENCH TRUSSES, Weighing less
than 2.im . ounces, for the cure of Ilerniaor It uptnrs
acknowledged by the highest medical authorities of Phil
adelphia, incomparably superior to any other in use.—
Sufferers will be gratified te learn that the occasion now
offers to procure not only the highest and most easy, but
ns durable a Truss as any ether, In lieu of the cumbrous
and uncomfortable article usually sold. There iii no
lenity attending the fitting, and when the pad Is locat
ed it will retain its position without than, e.
Persoffs at a distance unable to call on the subscriber,
can have the Truss sent to any address. by remitting
five dollars fir the single Truss, or ten for the double—
with measure round the hips. and stating side affected.
I t will be exchanged to suit if not fitting, by returning
at once, unsoilefl. For sale only by the Importer,
Corner Twelfth and 'Pace streetn
fri)- requiring the ter:edit of lifecbanlcal Fop
pruter, owing to the derangement of the Intrrual toe
gang,' inducing falling of the Wornh, Vocal, Pulmonary.
hyspoptlei-Nerrous and Spinal Weaknres, aro informed
that a competent and experienced LADY will be in et
tendance at the Rooms, (set apart for , their exchisiT c
nee) No. •114 TWELFTH St., Ist door telow Race.
July 26, 'b4.
JAI LS' Patent Tubular Oven
AIR HANdg, various si ea tosult Families 11
trig I oases and hotels.
' Those in want of a superior Cooking .Apparattis in 1
I tad to call at our irarehouse and examine this lb
For durability, economy ar.d timplicity in cpernil
stands unrivaled. It has a perfect htt air VC/101,11 •,
and moats baked In this oven will rctain theirjuic. a
flavor equal to that rcastod before an oven fro.
and pastry cooked at the same thee w itle•ut ( re a
ing the other. lt w ill f UM dela heated
heat additional rooms for the c01d,44 weather. It
descending or return Ilnew and is equally well Mb
,*
to bitutninous or common bard c , al. The steam
over the toiling part of the Hang,: carries off the
and scent of cooking, as well as heat in summer.
Every Range sold warranted to give satisfaction, < 1
k•xpolise to the purcbasor.
II Al' ES' VENTILATOR. l'at en ted Octol er, IF4i •
Public Sails, Factories, Railroad Can, Chlumies,
Ships. Steamers, tte.
l'ure air is a subject, claiming the attention of t
individual, and all buildings should lo provided •tv.:l
the proper moans of ventilation.
Also, a powerful Waiiimto AND VENTILATING VCRIL..O
for ftwollings, School lic:uscs, Churches. hulls. St< rt
Factories. tc.
A largo assortment of Office, Iran and Conking-St' II
Parlor Grates, lie;;lntera, and retail.
TANI) d 11A YES,
82 North Sixth , street,
Personal attention given to 'warming and v
I u ting both public and pi ivate Luildings.
EM0V.1.0.-E,NI4 . IWLAND&
wholrsule and retail LOOKING AND Flu.
T1.1t6 FItA,M it MANUFACTORY, N0.12t; Altell et reit,
epposlie the Theater. Philadelphia.
E. N. S Co. raeolved the only Medal, awarilcil
the Crystal Pahtee exliltition, N. Y., ISM in the Iluittd
States 7 for lalt, Decorated, Dtautel and Pier Classes.
(4.IIATISI—Just .Published—A w
DIFOVIERT IN MEDICINII—A few words ot ti,r
national Treatment. without Medicine, Sprlnuttor Neu.
or local weakness, nervous debility, low spirits, tots.
weakness of the limbs and back, intlispetition and it ea
parity for study and labor, dullness of appntheuslon.
loss of memory, aversion to society, love of solitud e
midity, self distrust, dizziness. he-attache.. luvolunlar)
discharges, I sins in the side, affection of the eyes, pim
plea on the thee, sexual and other intirznitles fn men.
From the French of Dr. 11. llehancey:
The important fact that these alarming oomph into
may easily be removed WITHOUT Mt TnelNe. is 111 this srual!
tract elvarly clemonbtrated, and the entirely new and
111 4 11 Y successful treatment, as adopted 11 the Autlu r
fully ex plalnecl,by means of will, b every one Is enable s !,
to cure himself perfectly and at the least petsible ry st.
avoiding thereby all the advertibed nostrums of the
clay.,
Sent to nny address. gratis and post free, hi a stedeo
etivelopo, by remitting AINICt paid) two postage sisal t
to Or. 11.1n3Lancoy,17 Lisp.. apt et vest, York,
Ihirch 1-ly
IVOOLLEN Y.A.11,N ; ;,--Alot of ver.}.
Fuliertar Heavy and rxen Wpaltrn Yarn Just
reMvelb much better than the city Mauro.
• Cir.ks:-COITTIY.
(MEAT' °penillr
it far —it io44ortment (.4" BLACK SILKS. Also, t it
csortmene4 new styles foditoontle FALL. SI 1.10 4 , YCI •
(+heap.
oot I 'si
In
Mny 20.1E53-1;
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