II
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A BEAUTIFUL STORY.
In cowing down the North River, I was sea
ted in the cabin of the magnificent steamer I
saac New ton, in conveisation with some friends.
It was becoming late in the evening, and one
after another, seeking repose from the cares
and cares and toils of the day, made prepare
Lions to retie to their berths. Some, pulling
off their boots and coats, lay theruselve down
to rest; others, in the attempt to make it seem
as much as,pbssible like home, threw off 'More
of their cluthing—each one as his comfort, or
apprehension of danger, dictated.
I bad noticed on the deck a fino.looking
tle boy of about six years old, following a man
around, evidently hislather, Whose appear
ance iMlicated him to ben foreigne'r, probably
a German—a man of medium height and re•
spectfully dressed. The child was unusually
fair . and fine looking, handsomely featured,
with au intelligent and affectionate expression
of countenance; 'and from under his 'little
German cap fell his chesuut luir, in thick,
clustering beautiful curls.
After walking about the cabin for a time, the
father and sou stopped within a few feet of
where we there seated, and began prep•irations
for going to bed. I watched them.—The fa_
ther adjusted and arranged the bed the child
was to occupy, which was an upper berth,
while the little fellow was undreSsing himself.
Having finished this; his father tied a hand
kerchief around his head to protect his curls,
which looked as if the sun•lightfrom his young
happy heart always rested there. This done.
I looked fur him to seek his resting-place; but
instead of this, he 'quietly kneeled down on
the floor, -put up his little hands together, so
beautifully childlike and simple, and resting
his hands on the lower berth, against which
he knelt, he began his evening prayers.
The father sat down by his side, and waited .
the conclusion. It was, for n child, a long
prayer, but well understood. I could hear the
murmuring of his sweet voice, but could-not
distinguish the worts he spoke. But what n
scene! There were men around him—Chris
tian men—retiring to rest without prayer; or,
if praying at all, a kind of mental desire for
protection, without sufficient courage or piety
to kneel down in a steainhuat•s cabin, and, be
fore strangers, acknowledge the goo bless of
God, or ask his protecting love.
This was the training of somvious mother.
Where was she now? How many times had
her kind hand been laid on those sunny locks,
as she had taught him to lip his prayers?
A beautiful sight it was, that child at pray
er in the midst of the busy, thoughtless throng.
He, alone, of the worldly multdude, draws
nighio heaven. I thank the parental love that,
taught him to lisp his evening prayer, whether
Protestant or Papist, whether dead orliving,
whether far off or nigh. It did me good; it
male me better. I could scarce refrain from
weeping then, nor can I now, as L see again
that sweet child, in the crowded tumult of a
steamboat's cabin, bending in devotion before
his Maker.
But a little while before I saw a crowd of ad
Miring listeners gathering about a company
of Italian singers, in the upper saloon—a mo
ther and two sons, with voice, harp, and vio
lin, but no one heeded, no ono eared for the
child nt prayer.
When the little boy bid finished UN evening
devotion he arose, and kissed his father most
aTeationately, who put him into his berth to
rest for the night. I felt a strong desire to
speak to them but deferred it till morning. ,
When morning came, the confusion of landing
prevented me from seeing thein again. But if
over I meet that boy in his happy youth, in
his anxious manhood, in his declining yenra,
I'll thank him for the influence and example
of that night's devotion, and bless the name
that taught him to pray.
Scarcely any passing incident of my life ever
made a deeper impression on my mind. I Went
to my room, and thanked Go,d that I had wit
nessed it, and for its influence on my heart.
Who prays on a steamboat? Who train their
children to pray, even at home ?
Tua ,111druma.—It has boon truly ,
"The first being who rushes to the recollection
of a soldier or a sailor, in his heart's diffidulty,
is Lis mother. She clings to his memory and
affection, in the midst of all 'the forgetfulness
and hardihood induced by a roving life. The
last message ho leaves is for her, his last whis.
per breathes her name. The mother, as she
instils the lessons of piety and filial obligation
into the heart of her intent son, should always
feel .that , her labor is not , in vain. She may
drop into
, the grave--but she has left behind
her an influenee that will . work for her. The
b,w is broken, but the arrow is sped and will
do its offlos.'?
tta,.One pound of gold may be drawn into
a like that would extend round the globe. So
ono good deed may bo felt thro' all time and
even extend its coneequeneo into eternity.
Though done in the first flush of youth, it may
gild the last hour of a long life, and form the
only bright spot in it.
Something Advantageous.
I==l
I looked in thd direction he indicated, and
thbre, to my astonishment, I saw arriving carts
coaches, cabs and wheelbarrows, and each, con
tained a tombstone. A regular fight endued at
the entrance to tho churchyard, and engaged
in the fight I recognized the relations of Mr.
Jordan. Heavens! how they cuffed each oth
er. . _
'Hold !' cried 111 r. Shaw 'you are too late,'
although you had information you ought not
to have had. There is already'a stone on Mr.
Jordan's grave, and placed, too, - by one who
knew not, what. you all knew. Listen to the
conclusion of the will—'And to that one of my
relations who will erect a tombsto .c to my
memory, I bequeath my blessing and forgive
ness, and eighty thousand pounds in bank
:stock. Madam'—to Mrs. Grantham-4 con
gratulate you.'
'And there's your ring,' said I; 'Mr. Shaw,
let us shako hands. I understand you now.'
Ha, ha!' said Mr. Shaw. 'Ladies and gen
tlemen, you had better all of you keep the
tombstones for yourselves. You can get the
name altered, for if.you don't I'm very much
afraid that you will not find them 'something
advantageous.'
alO Sipp9.
1 011. TI111; .
JL FANCY nouns, GIFT BooKs, kc:
' 6. W. iIAVERSTICR. has just received Irma the city
and is n o w opening a splendid display of FANCY 0001)6,
suitable for the approa.liing ll,liday Season. to,which
hb desires to call the attenti .11 .f his frjemis :1111 the
public. as.sortmeid. in this line cannot basin-passed
in ii,velty :tad elegance, add b.,1.11 in quality and price
of the articles ' ean not please purchasors. It would
be inipassilde to ennui...rate his _
IL d.,IDAY FANUY (1110DS.
which comprise every variety vt fancy article of the most
exquisite shape such ns
Frame. Machu Goods,
LleganCrllabaster and p ircelain Inkstands and trays,
Taney i%ory,l3LVI and shell card eases,
1,3,11 c5' Fancy Basket , ,
Fancy Work Boxes, with se win 7, Instruments,
Port :110111111lei, Of every varlet',, •
1.1..1d pens and peaeuls, Fancy piper weights,
Papoterles, and a large variety of ladies' Faii4 station
ery,
M, ate seals and wafers. Silk and Int nl purses,
Ladies' riding whips, elegantly finished, Ladies' floe
out' cry,
Perfume baskets and bags.
Brushes of every kind the the toilet,
ii , Mssel's Perfumes of this various hinds,
Musical instruments, of all kinds and at all prices,
together with aii i nun amiable variety of articles clo,ant
lytinkbest and suitable for holiblay presents, to which
ho invites spucial a itent .n. -
Ales, an extensive tiqd collection of
11OLIOAY 1P1,) KS,
comprising . the various Vaiclishand American AN
1555, richly °mind:shed 311 , 1 'lust rated 1311:TII'
WORKS, with I I.llltl,'N'ti Pii"FORIAL BooNS. tul
children than m ii h m thin. , ' can be inure
sppropriate riessi•lc Ilisassortinen I
gulch 311 d :Statiol.ry is also
sad emnprise, evcr:, I inc.::: used i n Colleer,e 311 , 1 the
ticbo 4 )lr. If s.. t !sn o.o' • 0 PirtioUltiratten I
t i k o,;alit i --•
I,
from the irttelici%•o ..tstablkliments of coeliellus. A rThci
and ethers of 'Philadelphia, cJuipri.sing usury style of
Parlor, Chainher rind ,1.11 ly Its Itti s, for ho rn i ng
.lard sp..,riu or I•Cliere.tl oil. V. l .;etlier with Flower Case,,
Fancy Screens. Ills assortment lu this lieu is un
equaled in the borough. Also,
FRUITS, FANCY CONFECTIONARY—NUT:I, —PRE
SER WED FRUITS, A c.,
In every variety and at all prices, all of which fire pnro
and fresh, such as can be confidently recommended to
,his Nett& and the little folks. ills stock ombrases
every thing In the line of Fancy ..loods, with many other
articles useful to housekeepers which the public arc
especially invited to call and see during the holidays.—
Remember the Old Stand, nearly opposite the Dank on
North Hanover street.
dee 13 1354 S. W. HAVRIISTICK.
GIU.?;AT ATTRACTION? HO FOR
£II lIOLIDAYS.—KRISS IiINOLE'S OLD HALL
is now and will continue to be suppled with the great
est novelties up to the Mose of the season, ceinprising in
part CONFECTIONARIES of the choicest varieties, such
as Flue Candy Toys, Jolly Cakes, Bun .Bons, Gum Cordial,
London, Chocolate and Fruit Drops, Rose, Vanilla, and
Burnt Almonds, French and exploding Secrets. Also
ail the common varieties, all 01' which will he sold whole
sale and retail at low rates. We have just received
FRUITS AND NUTS of the latest importations such as
Oranges, Lemons. Ralslno, Figs, Preens, Citron. Currant..,
sort and paper shelled Almonds, Filberts, Coop ) Cream
and Ground Nuts. In connection with the above the
largest assortment of TOYS AN D FANCY4IOQDS of every
kind front all parts or Europe, matittfacttakva of wood,
glass, china, papier macho, tin and India rubber, sink,
tc., such as Fine Wax, kid and jointed Dulls, sewing
and Card ila,dtets. Work and Fancy Boxes, Flower Vases,
Motto Cups, Te Setts, Music Boxes, Port Mutinies, Bat tie
Doors, Grace 'Hoops, Hasler, Drums, Guns Trumpets,
Dominoes, Lotto and other games, de. Fancy Soaps and
Hair Oils of every variety. In connection with the
above a large stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, such no
pulverised, crushed and brown Sugars, of every grade,
Coffee, Molasses, Starch, Croon and Blank Teas, Spices,
Butter, soda, Sugar, Water and other Crackers, cheese,
dc.
Thu subscriber returns his sincere thanks to a gener
ous public for the patronage heretofore bostowed on hint,
and hopes, by a desire to please, to merit a continuance
of the saute,, .
P. MONYEII.
Carlisle, Dec,r 7,155#.,
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-
havojuqt received from Philadelphia, a largo
assortment of new and SPLENDID ANNUALS, aud tit 1.". f
BOOKS for the Holidays, which having' been purchased
below the usual wholesale rates, we are enabled to
sell at greatly reduced prices. They have now in store
a splendid stock of
Annuals,
0111 Books,
Illustrated Pouts,
Standard Works, •
Biblos, all sizes,
Prayer Books,
hymn Books,
• Sunday School Books,
Tract Books,
Juveniles,
.44.11A0f which are &UM BOOKS, fresh from the publbleri;
splendidly bound and embelishod and got up expressly
fir Ula ChriStnutsslidays. Also FANCY ATIONItY
and Fancy articles generally, In great variety. The pub-
Me ere Invited to call and examine Isunples now . ready
fOr Inspection. .
SS-itemember,, the place to buy books, cheap, Is at
PIPZIt'S. Main street. . '
Deo'r 20, 1854 ,
TTENTIONDYSPEPTICS—Thoso
of yetywhe h'ave been - afflieted for yenta with this
hot ersomo disease, and who bare boon using almost
every Nostrum before the puddle without relief we say
t you try 1 ° Kieffer's Anti Dyspeptic" and'you will soon
be Convinced of Its great superiority oVer every other
preparation. l We could give you many certificates emelt.
witting our assertions, but a single trial Is worth more
than all. This remedy Is prepared and sold at the Drug
Stove of It. J. REUTER. South/ Hanover street, a few
doors south of the Court House,
EATIIER.—Pritz Hendry,, Store,
j j 20 North :Id nt. Philadolpldn, Morocco Mriinifartut
ors,!Curricni, InipO u
rters, Commission and amend Loath
or bushings.
WHOLESALE AND RETAlL—Manufactory 10 Ma..
sbrill street. Sop. 7-1 y
: . - guatklizi4 ~ ,03144, 1 0) '4
pathwarc,
, . .
''.O . llN l?, LYNE—Wholesale and Re
'"tail dealbr in American, kinglfeh and German
HARMS' AR E, Oils. Paints, .tr, Sc. Mechanics, builders
and the public generally, who ere in Wall t of Hardwer'e
tyy .:11... •,of Ani i h o ilid, ,. nre ,
u hi s lit i e l d to i c i -I , ill t inand f
' '! l .. . i.. .. x ..:"( u 15 i , I NI 121 1 1 1:1111 " :::: ' lling n a r i ' cry lo k ( W
priees. dust stop in; .it will only detain yror a very .
few 1111111.IteS to he convinced that .whet every body mil's'
—that by n's is decidedly the place to get gcod, goods at
law prices—must be true. INN E'S Hardware Store,
:West Side North I er street.
A ()()K II ERE! -A
WAR r- lIREAT BARGAIN (YFITIIt P.
'rho subscclber iu consiquemou of ill-boaith, otters his en
tire stock of HAI:11 ARE. to any nelson or persons wish
ing to enter i nte tioe llardwate business. U. lug s e
resolved in quitting the business, will giro burgaim
besides his 11111110 MT Zllld chstom. Any one desirous 0.
getting Into this bIISiIIOSS will 110 Wen to call scull, and
if Mot disptsed of by the Ist of octolaw next. ho will
thou commenco soiling off at cost at - the ell and well
known stand. in North Hamner •stltlet. next door- to
'Charles Alaglanginin's Hotel. JACOB SEINER.
1 11ESII ARE IV AL !
D WA •
401,3--- • nEN VII SA XTON. The
subseriber having returned frolll the city would call the
attention or his friends and the public generally to the
large and well selected :I.:seam:Alt of Harthlllre which he
lots just received, consisting In part of BUILD' NO 'I A
'Pl It I ALS, nails, screws, hinge:, locks, bolts, glass, putty,
paints, oilp, TOM.S.—edge tools: saws and Manes o.
05E47 description, with files, rasps, hammers, anvils, &c.
A general assortment of SHOEMAKERS ANIPSAD
DIJERS TOOLS, together with morocco, lining and bind
ing skins, shoe thread, wax, pegs, lasts, harness mount
ing, s:iddletrees, &e.
COACH TRlMMlNG—eanvess (plain, enamelled, fig
ured. and embossed,) patent 'and enamelled leather,
axles, springs, hubs, spokes, felloes, shaits,
Cabinet Makers will find a largo assortment of yarn
kit es. mahogany and walnut veneers, moulding, rosettes,
hair cloth, curled hair, Ac.
Tho stock of Iron is largo and well selected, compris
ing all the kinds in general nse.ns hammered and rolled
iron of all sires, that, bar and land Iron, round, square
and oval iron. horse-shoe iron and nail rods, with a large
lot of east and spring steel, English and American blis
ter steel. Ac.
lionseheopers and thr.se clout commencing will fled it
to their advantage to call and examine our cutlery, Mit
tania and plated ware pans, kettles, cedar ware, baskets,
Ac.
in addition to the above we have received n,splendid
as,,,rtment pf WA LI. l'A mothin , the ,'t vl, tour
Mete. and lit such as rive
sill, it eiil 1 vtt ,
'Choir Rvilit,ilixf tilt , OW I.a-t
MAI Street Carlisle. . .
gets 12, etM3. Ilea ICY_ XTO:sl.
ES LI Altlll.l' A L OF 11 All P
W A 12 E.--Tho subscriber having yet orned from
the city has just opened for the Fall I rade a largo and
urollselmited stock of forohfn and domestic Itaidualre,
embracing everything lumeily found In that line f
The attention of friends and the public C,olllsfally
Is respectfully directed to the assortment (AI hand. a..
staring them that goods of all kinds will bo sold for ram!,
at a very small advance ou manufacturers prices. lie.
member the old stand, East Main Street. rarliale. Ea.
Au, 30, Ixs 1. 11. SAXTON.
•
~liel~iciit('s.
V . II I 0 0 T 11 WAS 11.—Beautilu I NV hitt,
Tooth I I oultily (hints 1111(1 .1 Sweet ho
are th.:4lridts or olidoning thee...bullet:Ls should uss Zr: I:-
MAN'S 0111,1.:11;t2ITED ASII. Thd+ I,llrious
article. ,:dinhiuos try In:my merit'', i,als qualities that it.
st.,edard farJrit , . with the iLlarlw ‘,.
New Yeik. Idltla , lidithift and nallithere. Ldntlst iire•
s.•ribi• it in their priedi, rdw,..entsfully, and tridn
ewer, NOUN., the :11 , 1qt It:MOH:1:f 1:1111:Itil.IIS 3, awarded
In'la'iu 1 , 1 , 1140 e ;;n:i,s Umn.sliotely
Led by t, usoi it- avtiou upon them is mild. so,thing
011,1 t•if, tiro. It 4.1,,1n5es th, t•••••tli s, that
an• woulr t., rival paarl In ivtlitolll , S..and
the a LI-11.411t101 (rush s that
10,004 is muttered ov - ittigitel) 'we...l. I tdialisto s.‘
which told to pr.dit,... &city, autt. ns o,n
-a • 111l11,1•0, Oh,. the tt) , (11 1/111A..
retn.thi ennui. it,,ati the .11,.stiag remit Dr. J. A.
Cartiiatt:
Mr F. 'Lerman—Sir: 11. wing u6ed and recommended
your Tooth Wesh In my practleelor srmw time, I find It
the mostMiertnal DontrMee Muse,and therefere recom
mend It to the public.
Dr. J. A. C.texvi, Dentist,
MlTlshurg, Pa.
Read the following testimony:
Mn. Mast kN—De,ll . Sir: I hare fully tested the merits
of your valUaido.Tooth Wash, and can, without hesita
tion, recommend it as the best that has roma under my
notice during an experience as Dentist of snore than six
teen years. It cleanses the Teeth, soothes and hzudens
Irritated Hums, and imparts a delicious fragrance to the
Breath. From the mouths of those who snake use of it,
however, It will certainly speak for itself.
Ore. P. Scuirct.v, Surgeon Dentist,
210, South Tenth at., Philadelphia.
It is used and recommended by all the eminent Dent
ists in Now York, Philadelphia. Baltimore, and other
cities where it has been introduced. All should give it
triaL
riir Prepared only by Francis Zerman, DruggLst and
Chemist. Philadelphia, and sold wholesale and retail by
Samuel Elliott,.Carllsle, J. Dandle Wier, Mechanicsburg,
.1. 11,0-ran, New ville. J. C. Shippemibuig, and
by all Druggists at (ally 25 rents per bottle.
EPILEPSY Can be Cured. Lake's
VP.OETABLE COMPOUND, for' the cure of EPI
LEPSY or Fits! ls performing more wonderful cure. than
any other medicine yet known or beforo the
PRICE FM DOLLARS A DirrTl,E,
The proprietor has hi big possession numerous certifi
cates. narrating, the astonishing and niira. culotte cnres
effected by this medicine, and directs attention to the
following only, to assure these tv he are so unfortunate
to be afflicted with the terrible disease heretofore regaid
oil incurable, that LAKed preparation 'IS ALMOST
ITd CLIRF.I
From Mrs. Brooks, widow of 1114: Jas. Brooks, Into of
Conneaut, 0.
CONNEAVT, Feb. 3, 1858.
Mr. Z. LAKE—Sir: Please send no another bottle of
Fit Medicine, as I do not like to be without It'otf hand.
When I commenced giving the medicine to my son Ed
ger, be had from ono to three fits per day. Ito hes now
taken the medicine over Ise months, and has had, I
think, but two fits hi that time, and those very light.—
Ms body and mind are very much improved; and by
the blessing of- Clod, 1 feel that the medicine will restore
his body and mind to their wonted activity. lid is 28
years old, and has had fits over 12 years, which have
been very frequent, and very destructive to hill consti
tution and mind. Hundreds of dollars have boon ox
punded for medicine to ".mats visa," but nothing has
relieved him until ho used your medicine.' Respectfully
yours, POLLY BROOKS.
From Judson Landon, County §upeiintondent of the
Ashtabula County Infirmary.
Kriosvf tut, Feb. 40863,
,Mr. Z. TAKE—Sir: Please send a few more bottles of
your "Fit Medicine;" I may not need It. but think tatt
er to keep it on hand. Your median° has done wonddrs.
I gave it to Miss Jane Delano; she has had fits for 20
years, brought on by havingi, the weasels. when but, four
years old, which could not be &ought out to tho Surface.
After taking the medicine a few days, BUS UAL A' Mt
nor os )SEABWS, and has had no fits since. Rhohadfito
or symptoms almost daily. She and her father concur
with me in saying that we believe the medicine has or
will work aperfect cure. I also gave the medicine to
Miss Jane Henderson and Ails Corby, who have had fits
almost daily, for a number of years. Their fits have
reused, and 1 believe the medicine will have the desired
effect. Much money has been expended by - the Ohends
of the above .patients for doctoring. all to no purpose.—
The ellrn was left for your medicine to perform, and 1
can checaully recommend It es - a valuable discovery.—
Respectfully runs, JUDSON LANDON;
Superintendent Ashtabula Co. Infirmary.
Prepared and soldnt wholesale by Z. LAKE, Conneaut;
Ohio.
E, F. WELLF,II, travollog . apint.
Sold by A. W. Haverstick. Carlisle; I. Thomas, Ivo..
chanicsbucg; D. W. Gross, Harrisburg. Oct; e-"ly*
TRAW CUTTERS,
HA C( Y )RN A ,II N EL D LER S s
pn.ved Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutters, now on hand.—
Also, double and single corn shelters for either hand or
horse power, of the very latest manufacture, including
the premium shinier at the late Pennsylvania State Fair.
For sale by PASCUAL', MORRIS
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, corner of 7th
uJ Maiket, Philadelphia. Dec. 0, 1854—tf
nlcbidtie9.
ruHE GREATEST 1)18COVE1{Y OF
•I'llE E—Farmers, Families and others, can pur
chase no remedy 'equal to Dr. TOBIAS' Venetian Lin
moot, Mr Dysentery, Colic, Croup, Chronic Itheuniatisni
Ouinsey, Sore 'Throat, Tot Macho. p,O Sl.l.ncss, Cots
Burns, Swellings, Old SureS, Munluito bites, .1 s.. t
Stings, Pains hi the Limbs, Chest, Paek..t... lf it d. h
'not give relief, the money Is ill 1 e refunded—all that is
haslnKi, in a trial, and use it are, Ming to direct ions. he
article is an English remedy, and w - ts used by Wm. IV,
KIM! of England. and certifed to by him, as a 1211111 ti r
ltheumatlion, when everything else recommended by his
ph) sit inns had failed.
Over 10,000,000 of, bottles have been sold in the Puff:
ed Staten, without a single MINI e, and families have
stated that It was worth ;1 , 10 per bath>. they neve'
would lo without it, In ease of Croup, as It Is as rektaln
as it is applied. It ours Toothache In three Minutes;
Headache in half an hour, and t Indera, 1, hen first thli•
en, in a few hours. • It Is perfectly Innocent to take in
ten:idly, and has the rt commendation of many of the
oust eminent Physicians in the United States.- Trice,
and :41 rents.
Dr. Tobias has also put up a Liniment for 'Horses, In
pHt bottles, which is warranted—cheaper and I titer
th m any other. for thee — eure of Colic, Gans, Swellings,
oldl.7ores, Cuts, Bruises, Scratches, Cracked Heel ;
Price, 50 rents.
Dr. Tobias could fill a dozen newspapers with the cm,
titivates and letters received, relating to the wonderful
cures accomplished by his Liniment, Lut considers that
warranting it is sufflrient. AN any person who dries not
obtain relief, need' not pay for it. There has been so
much worthless medicine schl to the public. that l'r. To
bias wishes his article to rest on its own , merits, and if
he gives the value of the 1110111,y Ived, then he asks
the patronage ISf the public. not otherwise.
DR. TOBIAS' °Mee, 240 GREENWICH Etreet, New
York.
For sale by A. Smith, Seventh and Chestnut streets;
lly ott & Son, 132. N. Second. street : T. It. Callender. SS
S. T1)1111 street, and by the Druggihts through( ut the
United states.
eIARTER'S. SPANISH MIXTURE.
-"•-• THE unvAT PURIFIER OF TIER t
particle of ;Mercury In it. An infallible remedy h r
Scrofula. King's Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous
Erupticno, Pimples or PUstules on the Face, Blot{ hes,
Boils, Chronic t•oro Eyes, Ring Worm or Totter. Scald
ilead, Enlargement,. and l'nin of the Bones and Joints,
Stuborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, I.muhrigo, Spinal
Complaints and all diseases arising from an injudicious
use of Mercury, Imprudence In Life, or impurity of the
vol_Thts great alterative medicine and Purifier of the
is now used by thousands of grateful pal harts laa
all teirts of tho United States, who testify daily to the
remarkable cures performed by the greatt•st, of all Limit
"CARTER'S SPAN 1511 MIXTURE." Neuralg is,
Rheumatism, mfula, Eruptions on the Skin ' bs.
Liverb
e. Fe\ ers, Ulcers. Old Sores, Affections of the Eitlne a
- 111,,,,a5es of I.lm Throat, Female Complaints, Pains nod
A: I.ing of the Bones Mid Joints, are very speedily put
to algid by using this great and Inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing lots. yet been
I mod to compare to it. It cleanses the system of nil Im
purities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and Kid
neys. strengthens the Digestion, gives tom to the Stom
ach, makes the skin clear and healthy. and rest( res the
Constituthm, enfeebled by disease or broken down by the
exceres of youth, to its pristine Vigor and strength.
For the Ladies it. It Incomparably hotter than all the
costnet Ms ever used. A few doses of CUM.:WS : 1 1‘.01:11
MViTultx a ill remove all sallowness of complexion, bring
the roses mantling to the ebeeb, give elasticity to the
step. and improve the general health In a remarkable de
graelvyrool all the medicines over heard of.
The large number of certificates which we have receiv
ed from from persons from all parts of the United Suites,
Is the best evidence that there is no Humbug about it.
The press, hotebleepers, magistrates, physicians, nod
public men, well known to the community, all add their
testimony to the wonderful effects of this iiBEAT 11.1.C0U
PURIFIER.
Call un the 'AGENT, and get a Circular and Almanac - .
and read the wonderful cures this .truly greatest of all
Medicines has performed.
Fono genuine unless signed BEN NETT & BEEBE, Pro•
prietors, No. 3, Pearl street, ltichmonti, Va. to whom all
orders; for supplies and agencies must be addressed. •
And for sale by S. Elliott. S. W. ilavetstieir, Carlisle ;
Ira Day, Meiclutulesturg.; J. H. Berzon, Newvllle; J. C.
Aitle, Shippensburg, and by dealers In wediethes every,;
THE WONDER OF THE AGE:--t.
For the cure of
,Saltrhenin, Chilblains, Common
Sores. Chapped'or Crovbed Minds, Burns or Scalds, Cuts
or 'Wounds, Piles, Inflammation of the Breast, bites of
insects, Sore Lips. Pimples on the Fare, and Breaking
put anti Sores ou Children, and all dbeases of the Rh!.
This Ointment will cure the Soltthetuu and Burns, or
Chapped bands, quicker and surer thou any other utedb
clues of the kind before the public.
To nubbtantlatu the above. I MU glvu.bundtCds Or CO , {".-
tifitlitOti, but I consider it no km., as (any ',taunt ,Can do ,
the same, if they have friends. Pr even a worthless or.
Cele) 1 rely solely on the merits of the Ointment for the
public patronage,
N. 11.—A single box of this °lntro! .t will keep any
Blacksmith's, Fanner's, Sailor's, or re Louie's Minds, let
thoul • chap or crack ever so had, sou it And in good work..
lug order all winter. Prepared au•t cold by
3111."ItOE TERitEI 4
Asugattick, Conn.
-Sold Also by the principal Druggcsts, unit Counti y Mors
chants. Price '25 cents per box.
Nov: 111, 1553.-1 y •
HAVE you a cold ?—aallolier's Elixir
has acquired a Just celebrity for the cure of all
diseases arlsingiwshimsevere colds, and Its efficacy has
been attestod„adfd approved by hundreds of our most re
spectable,cifisens. In every instance immediate relief
has 'Rani - given, as the following certificate from those
who have tried it bears testlmony• ,filanufucturcd and
for sale by •
JAMES GALLOIIER, Agent.
. . .
We the Undersigned do coillfribiiiii - e - h - tire 'used Gal
loher's preparation for' Consumption, Colds, Diseases of
the Lungs, Liver, ecc., and having experienced immedi
ate relief therefrom would recommend it to all afflicted
in that way; ''
Thos. If. filrileS; 'Afro. M. Gould, It. If. McCoy, D. L.
Wolf, l'otor Monyer,lll. , 8. llackott, Jaoph L9bneh, N.
M. Woods. •
Carlisle, April 25, 18b4-ly
MAP OF CUMBETtLAND COUN
TY.—From nnt►roly original Surveys, by actual
measurement throughout the-whole county, by li. E.
B1&ID11}INS,,
- -
,The subscriber la now engaged In making Surreys
preparatory to publishing n new and complete .Map of
Cumberland County. upon n large Ado. Every Piddle
Read nod Stream, with the locations of all-Mills, Reyes,
linelllogs. and Public Buildings, will be accurately laid
down. -All the Pnblie Buildings In the County will he
Aistinetly Indicated, and the names of owpe c aor p co pa r •
ty geneirdly,yill,ho.insertod in their proper positions on
the Map.
A Table,- of diatnnemi, statisties of the County, en
larged plans of the. principal Villages, and a few of the
most attraptive Awe in the County, will be Inserted In
the margin; thus giving every satisfaction, and render.
log the Map most valuable to the Owners of Property,
Merehants,Travelers,ConVeramers,and the inhabitants
generally, of the region delineated
In as winch as this work is to be made up of actual
surveys made upon the ground, it will require time to
acco mplish ;It is not expected, therethre, that it will
be ready fir publication much under the period of Two
Years. The Site of the Map will be ahout fire feet by
four, and will cost five dollars.
11. F. MON:if:NS; Publibher:
N. E. corner of Marshall and Wood 6t. Philadelphia.
Fept. 27-11epd.
tkflcine9.
1 V E K COMPLAINT, llyspejitit
Jaundice, chronic or Nervous debility, Dims sot
t; oeys, and all diseases arising frr.m a dire, viii o
Liver ;:tontach; such ac COliStipation, in ward plei
Itliness of blood to the - tieu.di acidity of the sl+nrnsl
nausea. hearthurn . ,:disgust fur food; fulness or weight It
the stomach, sOuroructations, oinking or that,' li, 3
the pit of the fftonmelf, swlnarang of the he. d, hurt lo-
:tint di 'Scutt:breathing, fluttering at the hem t, chr.1:111(
or ,ffiforating sensations when in a lying imsture, dim
ness of vision, dots or webs before) the sight, fever an ,
dull pals in the bead, deficiency- of..perspirath , o, yellow
nes,. of the skin and eyes;'rffin hi the side, ba, k, hest
k
lins, it e., sudden flushest heat, burning in the fleet
(a .nstant imaginings of evil, and great depressh n of spu
its, ran be effectually mired by pr, Mot ta,:ofe CELL ,
!MATED GERMAN RATERS, propturd Po. C. Id
ItelftioN,No. %Arai Street, Philadelphia: • ,
Their power over the above diseases is not excelled,
equalled, by any other preparation in the United litatei
us the cures attest, In many cases after skilful plus!
chile( had fatted. • ,
The.° bitters nee worthy the 'attention of invalids.—
l'essessing great vietues' in the rectification of disease
of the Liver and lessor glands, exert:thing the zaps
searching powers in weakness and affections of the di
gustive organs, they are w Ithal safe, curtain and pleas
ant.
TESTIMONY FROM PENNSYLVANIA
J. D. tSpring, Laceyville, Pit., April 8, 1854, says,
can get you some good certificates p,r your German Bil
hers in this vicinity if you with them. A lady purchai
lug some of it this week, says that it is Ly far the Les
medicine she mor know, having . dono her and he
do ugh ter much good. ,t c.
S. B. Lawson. Benford's Store, Somerset co, Po., Am
15. 1858, says, "1 nut much attached to your Genoa;
Bitters, having used taBo 'bottles of It, vhich I procure
from S. Huai., your agent at Somerset, and foubd grey
relief from It in disease of the Liver. I 1 aid it he
great effect on my hues, strenOhening and ix. igoratin
them, which, as 1 am a public speaker, is a great help I
tn.."
Dr. Giles. Newton Munilien, Pa., May, 1051, said: "
hay , • used myself half a dozen lx.ttles of your Gerzra
❑Mere for Liver Complaint turd disenses of a nerv, , t
character, I et , illthog fry to the abuse of mercury. J a:
pt Ist mill afflicted with Epaßms from the nun of tic
latter art ivie. The German Litters is the first aril. ,
fore a huh I ohtalned any relief. I lifts e tali ell II
article to many ()sviptivii, aRh the neat enltitary r
stilts. I think as many snore bottle: will eure rue.'
J. C. Young. Lay., of Lnui bin. writes Nay 5. '5
•`1 was afflicted with lletieral lute:Ulm] Weal
iris and Contivenef n. for which I wed many ililTerer
remedies o ithout I:nilief. 1 at last used your lb.utinod
German Bittern. 1 tcelc it few bottles urearding to
n•ections. and was vompletely cured. 1 limo lAA Loon
healthy for ten years an I have been since I took )(A
111 01 ern, eehieh is /03• lit, y ear 14:' ," •
These Bitters are 1 , ;1 . 1 , 1 , 3Y yr ,rC nea r. always strongtl
ening the system ,and never prustiating It.
cell by dealer< In limn. i and store! , espers orerl
o here, and by INltuttol Elliott, S -W. llaversthk and
W. Caullman, Carlinle : Enamor ,t Co., 'Meehan!, slur;
Snyder 4: Dlehl, Newburg, at d by Dealers in 3ludielm
generally.
Nov. 22,1854-I.y
DoUTOR YOUR
SELF—PItIYATELY
cents. by niekns'of the MCI
ET iI.ht,CLAPIUS, Cr Ete!
One HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
The thirty-sixth Edition, wit
one hundred engravings, shot
log Private Diseases and Ma
forinatiot , s of the Oenerati.
System, in every shape, an
form: to which is lidded
Treatifie on the Diseases of F.
ndes, intended fur the use
females ouly,(see page 40) Is
lug of the highest hors - Atm
to married people or thosera
*. Youxn, araduai
of thollutversity of Pennsylvania, Member of the ilor
al en of Surgeons, London. and Honor:11y Membe
of the Philadelphia Medical society. The yarioue fora
of Seeret, diseases, Seminal Wenklit.FS, Diseas,e of tt
Prostrate Gland,lmpotency, solitary habits of youth,ai
fdthfully described. and all the recelpts given in plal
language. The chapters on kir abuse and Semita
Weakness is worthy of mu ticular attention, and shout
Le road by every ono. Young I men Mho have bean ut
fortunate In contracting disease, pro t, no to piaci&
yourselves under the rare of any dot tor. no matter win
his pretensions may to, get a ropy ,•I this linty %alma.
work.
Sea Captalor and persona going to sea 'should posse
Dr. 'Young's Treatise on Marriage. the Pocket ..tEseu/41
tie, or Every one Ms own Physichm.
4.72" Let no father be ashamed to preSent a copy of 11
21;scullyitts to his child. It may. sot hint fn ni an ear
grave. Let no young man or tremor' enter into the t
riot obligations of married life wit bout rerallugthope,,
et Xsculapius. Let no one sinierinr, flion a haeknit
cough, pain in the side,
restless nights, nervous frelin
and the whole train ofDyspeptie sensations. and gtv,
tip by their physician, he anuther moment without to
suiting the J'Esculaphis.. Have the married or the
about to married any impediment, read this tru
Useful llook.as It'lins teen•thp means of sating the
minds of unfortunate creatures•fron. the tory Jaws
death. Upwards, of a MILLION copies of this celetint.
work has been sold itt this country and Europe since 1
39, when the 'first edition was Issued. : ' '
Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE cents e
closed in,a letter, will receive one copy of this txx)k
mall; or five copies will be sent for $l. Address' I
WIELIAM YOU No. 11 . .2 t , pruce strea, Philadelphi
' Post paid.
Twenty years practice in the city of Philadelphia Cl r
tainly entitles Dr. Young to the c‘mticlence of the of
dated, and lie may be consulted on any of tlin disease 3
&Meal/ell ill his II he re t publications, at his otlice. 152
Spruce street. every day - between 9 end 3o'cleek, Sun.
days excepted) and persons at any distance con, consuk
Dr. Young by letter, rear PAUL '
.
Q A FL'—SPI?,EI )Y—SURE I—S o ni e-
TlyiNG FOlt YOUR OWN BENEFIT!!! 'A
—Medi
cine mbpted to general use, greatly, superior to others,
and within the menus of m-ery Individual. -.,p
luU I'ILLS fLr twentydive antal No .oatnrtiop Sn
prierno Calomel—no mineral poison whateCer.
Dn. TOWNELNII'I,II.EA_LTII PILLS fully merit therreat
repuilltion they have acquired. They are 'called for from
nit parts of the laud, because Ztur .1.11/::41 2 . 11.1 T TEST
CLAIM' TO 11E.
•.
WIDLT•THEY WILL DO—They purify.the bloo4:l,they
dense the System of Riiews, they cure Dyspepsia and
indigestion, they create an. Appetite, they curojilck
Ileadache. bintinest; and Low Spirits. tbey arrest Fevers,
they promote a healthy 'action of the Liver; they ire a
sure cure for Costiveness and Habitual Constipation,
they aro highlyeflicacioun in Female. Complaints; they
strengthen and give tone to the System. They are ;be
host Flintily Medicine known. •
It in an obvious inquiry, how ono medicine can cure so
many different complaints. Those Pills, hoirever, sire so
compounded of curative materials that persons have on
ly to TRY TILE,\I and the answer will be found In a is.
stored &My and au invigorated constitution.
Faah'ltox contains 100 Pills, at the ruitonishliskly
price of 2d cents.. Every individual should•havathens-
Tor sale by the Druggists and Storekeepers generally
P. A.: Paiute, general AgeiA, Stonitigtoo.yCt.,
•
r.
A ....-MIRACLE OF SCIENCE:
O. L Kolling, of Mechanicsburg, D
Mechanicsburg,Cumberland
co un, yi Pa., announces to those afilleted with Tumors.
‘ti t .ue.,Cancees, polypus, 'Avne r ?.toles or beret
ula. Ring's Evil Alla nil diseases that have been usually
trenaodwitb Caustic or Knife, he can remove thorn with
out cutting, burning or pain; neither Chloroform of
Ethoria administered to the •ruttlent; itis foe Matter
on what part of the body they may bi‘, he ran remove
thorn with perfect safety, and in a remarkably short
Limo. No Mineral of Vegetable poison is applied, and tat
money required until a titre isperfileted.
Prelapsus Uteri, Female Complaluts, - Cluortie* Fens
're:timid all other diseases treated with positive success
Full particulars can ISO obtained by adtirettalnithicelther
English or Berman, pest paid.' Patients can bu 'aecom
modeled with Board on remelted:de Lonna. • • • -
Muchtualesburg Is one C. the prettiest -and healthy
towns in, this or any ether • fltette. It Is b miles from
liarrishurg, nn the Cumbeinand 'Valley Ball Read, and
accessible from all parts of the Union. The Doctor will
visit rises In any port of the State when desired.
rys_Rind reader if you know any afflicted fellow rem
tun), delay not to tell them of this treatment.
IViI'ONNETS AND 13LOOMEItS.-
A very largo assortment of the latest styles •
fl
Dunstable anti malt straw, Neapolitan,
Halr, bare, Leghorn and novena+ Braid Bonnets,
Minos and Children's Bloomers of various kinds,
Si raW lir:this and Miura, Artiti,lal Flowers,
Bonnet linings and Ribbons, dc., all of whlrh w pi b.
sold elinap at the store of the subscriber , South Hanover
F t roe t. RaRRAT DICK.
ertrilslo, April :5,'65. . •
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