ME
[MINIM
PHYSICAL MORALITY.
The word of God, in specific language or in
implied direction, commands a life of temper
ance in food and_beverage, a strict restraint
upon the licentious appetites, regular industry
and labor, cleanliness of person and apparel
and observance of fr uent days of rest. -I`llo
general moral sense o mankind has g o en to
these rules an indepera ut sanction.4Now,
although the result of su h physical morality
is not the solo object of its injunction, in scrip
ture, nor are all the consequences clearly fore•
seen, where unaided moral sense enjoins it;
yet the sure tendency of such observances is
to brio; the entire body to that state where
all its parts of blood and bone and muscle, of
sensitive nerve and organic functions, are fit
ted in their separate and mutual action to give
the frame its highest powers of strength and
-endurance, and fitness for all the peculiar
purposes of existence; and in the mere physi
cal consciousness of this healthful existence,
there is a physical happiness. It is not mere
ly the absence of paTil and uneasiness, but a
positive feeling of buoyancy and exbileratit n.
AV just in proportion as those laws are not
observed, thereds'a corresponding loss of their
physical reArds, and a gradual slaking into
poverty and disease. Even as we walk the
streets we meet the illustrations of each ex
treme. Hero behold a patriarch, whose stock
of vigor three score'and ten years seem hard
ly to have impaired. His erect form, his un
dimmed sense, are so umpj , certificates of good
conduct; or, rather, so many jewels and or
ders of rmbility with which nature has honor
ed him for fidelity to her laws. His fair com
plexion shows that his bided has never been
corrupted ; his pure breath, that he has never
yielded his digestive apparatus for a vinter's
cesspool; his exact language and keen appre
hension, that his brain had never been stupi
fled by the poisons of the distiller or tobacco
nist. Xnjoying his powers to the highest, he
has preserved the power of enjoying them.—
Despite the moral of the school boy's story, he
has oaten his cake amid still kept it. As he
drains the cup of life, there are no lees at the
bottom. His organs will reach the goal of ex
istence together. Painlessly as a candle burns
down in its socket, so will he expire; and a
little imagination would convert him into an
other Enoch, transplanted front earth to a bet
ter world without the sting of death.,.
Mysteries on Every Side
Thit. world is full of mysteries. The chain=
her in which the infant opens its eyes is a uni
verse of mysteries. The father's voice, the
mother's smile, reveal to it slowly the myste'-
rions world of affections. The child solves
many of these mysteries ; but as the circle of
knowledge is enlarged, its vision is always
bounded by a veil of mystery. The sun that
wakens it at morning, and again at night
looks in at itsyndows to bid it farewell ; the
tree that sha - deits home, and in whose bran
ches the birds c me and sing before the dews
are dry, the clouds with shining edges that
move across the sky, calm and stately like the
chariot of an angel, are all mysteries. Nay, to
the grown up, man there is not a thing on which
the hand touches, or on which the eye rests,
which is not enveloped in mystery. The flow
er that springs at your feet—who has revealed
the wonderful secret of its organization? its
roots shoot down, and leaf and flower rise up
and expand into the infinite abyss of mystery.
Wo are like emigrants travelling through an
unknown wilderness ; they stop at night by
flowing stream, they feed their horses, sot up
their tent, and build a fire, and as the flames
rise up, all within the circle of a few rods is
distinct and clear 'in its light, But beyond
and bounding this, are rocks dimly seen, and
trees with vague outline dimly stoop forward
to a blaze ; and beyond the branches waters
murmur over their beds ; and wild, unknown
animals how' in their dark realms of night
and silence. Such is the light of man's
knowledge, and so it is, bounded by the infi
nite realms of mystery.
NewseArges. —Jude Longstreet, whose
views any subject are sensible, practical
and worth treasuring up, thus sets forth the
ye - lue of a newspaper:
"Small is the sum that is required to pat
ronize a newspaper ; and most amply reinu•
iierated - is the patron. I care not how hum
ble and unpretending the gazette he takes, it
is impossible to fill,a sheet fifty•two times a
year without putting into it, something that is
worth the subscription price. Every parent
whose eon is off from home should furnish him
with a paper. I well remember what a differ
ence there was between those of my school
mates who had and those who had not access
to newspapers. Other things being equal, the
first were always decidedly superior to the
last in debate and composition at least. The
reason is plain : they had command of more
fads. Youths will peruse newspapers with
delight when they will read nothing else." -•
THE BIBLE.
The Bible is. the treasure of the poor, the
solace of the sick, and the support of the dy
ing ; and while other books may amuse and
instruct in a leisure hour, it is the peculiar
triumph of that book to create light in the
midst of darkness, to alleviate the sorrow
which admits of no other alleviation, to direct
a beampf:hope to Of -l ikart . which no other
topic of consolation con reach ; While guilt,
despair, and death vanish at the touch of its
holy inspil admit. There is something in the
spirit and diction ,of the Bible, which is found
peculiarly adapted to arrest the attention of
the plainest and most uncultivated minds.- 7
The simple structure of its . s&itences, combin
ed with the lofty spirit-of poetry—its familiar
allusions to the scenes of'nature, and the
transactions of common life—the delightful
intermixture of narration with-the doctrinal
and preceptive part4- . -rtilid the piVusion of
miraculous facts, which convert it into a sort
of clicha ted ground=its constant adxeVtance
to the Deity, whose perfections it eci a ders al
most visible--unite in bestowing upon it an
interest which attaches to no other perfor
mance, and which, after assidious and repeat
ed perusal, invests it with much of the charm
,
of noventy ; like the great orb of the day, at
which we arc wont to gaze with unabated as
tonishment from infancy to old age. What
other book besides the Bible could be beard in
public assemblies fr,tu year to year, with an
attention that never tires,, and an interest that
never'el,,ys ? With few exceptions, let a por
tion of the sacred volume be recited in a rak
ed multitude. a n d though it has been heard a
thousand timvs, a universal stillness ensues,
every ,eye is fixed, and every ear is awake and
attentive. F , ',..lect ilyou can, any other compo
sition. aml I,t it be rendered equally familial
t.) the miml. Itml see whether it will produce
Lie elle‹ t
DEvit, Itiwir rote ONcE.—The Nca•
Vorlc corretTondent of the Congregationa/i4
MEM
—Dr. • IL, v,ho is pastor of an orthodox
church, had boon for sonic time annoyed by
' the forwardness of a lily brother to 'speak'
whenever an opportunity was offered, to the
frequent exclusion of those whose reMarks
lead a greater tendency to edification. This
had been carried so far that the pastor, when•
ever he stated that 'an opportunity would now
be afforded for any brother to offer an exhor
tation,' had always a secret dread of the lo
quacious member. On one special occasion
the latter prefaced a prosy, incoherent har
angue, with an account of a pi-evions contro
versy he bad been carrying on with tlle croat
adversary. 'My friends,' said he 'the devil
and I have been fighting for more than twenty
minutes ; he told me not to speak to-night,
but I determined I would; he said some of
the rest could speak better than I, but still I
felt that I could not keep silent; he even
whispered that I spoke too often, -and that
nobody wanted to bear me ; but I was not to
be put down that way, and now that I have
gained the victory I must tell you all that is
in my heart. Then followed thestedious har
angue aforesaid, As they were coming out of
the session room the good pastor inclined his
head so that his mouth approached the ear of
the militant member, and whispered: 'Brother
1 think the Devil was "
A Bin Sronv.—An old gentleman who had
a neighbor rather addicted to large
stories, after listening one day to several that
taxed his credulity, boasted that- ho himself
could tell a bigger one still; and he proceeded
to relate the following:
Said he—one day I was quite at the farther
end of my farm, more than half a mile from
any house, when at once I saw a dark heavy
cloud rising in the west. Soon I saw the tor
rents of rain descending at a distance, and
rapidly approaching the place where I stood
with my horse laid. wagon. Determined—if
possible—to escape the storm, I instantly
leaped into the wagon, and started my team
towards home. By constant. application of
the whip to my horses, I barely escaped being
overtaken by the rapidly approaching torrent.
But so tremendously did it pour down, that
my little dog, who was close behind me, actu
ally had to swim all the way!
ILLINOIS BANIiING.-A man bad a draft on
ono of the banks of Illinois for three thousand
dollars; for which ho demanded specie. The
bank officers invited the applicant to come be
hind the counter, which invitation was ac
cepted, when the door of the' Vank safe-was
opened, and the officer addressed the following
language to his visitor: " Say, stranger, look
in that further Corner of this safe, and you
will see a small'pilt 'of gold. Now, that pile
is the least possible sum that the law will al.
low us to keep on hand,,a wasting, whilo
area banking institution; and if you think I
am going to break one of our Stale laws to pay
you'in specie, you don't know who I am.—
Younevor wronged me, and I have no ill-will
against you, but take care how you run on
our hank, or I will bring out our revolvers."
Tho stranger took bills for his draft.
1.1.~5~` I!QSQ~r~
Surnitu rc.
1 -I, OBMIT B. _SMILEY, CABINET
31 AIC CR and :ODE RNA KIM ro
.3,orta r lianovr street, next door to
Glass's noted.
Ile would respectfat inform the
.eltineas dr Carlisle and e public generally, that ho
has now on hand a large al. splegantiussortmentof FUR
NITU consisting in part of IVardrobus,Card and f otln
er l'ablos, Sas, Bureaus, Bedsteads, plain and Mle).
Sewing 6tatids, iminuilictured of the best material
and q uality warranted.
Also a general assortment of CU/tilt:4 at the lowest
prices. VENITLIN MENDS wade to order, and repairing
promptly attended to.
tlo COFFINS made at the shortest notice; and ha v
ug a splendid hearse he will attend funerals in town or
country'
./.16- Remember the stand—next 1100 r to It. Glass's
Bided • It. B. S3tll,Wl•.
E I XTENSIVE Ft TltN IT EIRE IV 031.
—.I.I:IIES 11. WEAVER would resnerfeully call
ilthe at tenthlll 1 , 1 . I lousu-keepurs and the public
/..
1'.....; .'"..• to his extensive stock of elegant FUR N ITU lit,
including Sofas, Walirobes, Centre and Tables.
- Oressing and Hain Bureaus. and every other
article 111 his branch of buslncss• Also now On hand,
the largest assortment of CHAIRS in Carlislo, at
)
the lowestlirices. AUF FlNS mile at the short-
est. notice and a !Nurse provided for funerals. lie 4, ;:
solicits a call at his establishment, on North Ilan- 1
over streel, near lllacse's Hotel.
4ii - rurniture hired out by the month or sear.
Stores 11(16 Sijoils.
FALL STYLE OF' Il.A'.l'S for IS:3
E111:1; t: KELLEN, r..spectfiilly anilottnces t ' tin
old l'atr.rts nurl theittiltlic izcziertt(l) that he , has tut,
rod the F.k tit.;:s;Tl,l.l.l! P,
11 AT'S, urett one of the hest. estaltii. -
' l ' - 'ttiletits in Philadelphia, to which lie invites spool 1
attcottrat.
Ile,thts also constantly on hand lar,to anti varke
ts , rtililit• of his rub ntnunnlaclwe as w ell as city k
11,11, and sttitshie ( J r the .:riot,, prising. r)
Larioty cr. ytulc kit nud Silk 11:1I,F, fin
ished in thr 1;0,1 style. tiog...thcr Nvitti it foil itssttcttnetit
4.',11'S tit every Amts , still de,elipll4 , ll. and at et'vr,
prime. no part iitlitt•S the rind en.
;1,0t11,. ht. as , ..rtment, ‘rltioli in style,
rill slid finish. 1,1111101. I,(• siirriNs,,l I,y lipy iP market..
and hich hr k In , pia nit PI 01.111
•tootl .tit Nttrt It littnitl strcet,
t 1 1 .1,11 1111111, ,' S ❑llll SPller
Al,l, STY 1,1.; O 1." 1 Al's i v ('Al'`.
w 11. •flti , t t.. ~Id
ro•nirlvr•rt 1.. •••t 1 1, 11 , 11111I'lit MI
Stl . oll. licar tho l(;1111.trad Ovirot. 311 , ! it
fVI 1:11 . ,!.' cl , •_,110..1 , •..1 . 11111•lit or tilt' l'.\ STYLE
5 . t.. , •:a I s;th,
11:11.51, L'A tip in the
pricvs. thr ( . 5.0'11011,0 ;Ind filliSh
NI h iIL• Ult. ilis 5t.1,4,
ly (kr ire t" :Tlll , l, NI. .11,, I.lr r n ,
,upply ( th
curl ariety St. 111,1 price jt,t
,•11.1.11 1 . 1 , 111 Philatielpill:i. 1,1 /111 411111 S1:1 , 1t. a Iht
zi‘‘. him 3 Vail, 3, t.11,y may he sure
their n sat iscActinu.
. .
the h elinv,s , i lid the sv lepton,of 1110 Co/rll:li,Lt, 4 I 414.
~.4 afflicted int•ln,44l It is Ibis squirm 7 - I' _NI, 4414•411 :4 4 4 /eat..
( lil IN -A, .t; 1" \ '4' ' ' '' A-N 1) Ql . I ': EN ' ' the r .. ~
.1,- ~a tn.. modes ..f rote only, ,lit. h Dr. 4 44.r44
/ Ni . .\ Ill'.-- 4 4 141 114•11-441(4:4•1444144 and young. 14 il h rho, d... r ,4milloys that •:1.1144n of Medicine, Liittrely made ,4 1
also m 11.. ar ,. ~,1,,,tin,:i.,, 1 ,, ,m11.4144441,44415cener0. are lot it Compesed ot N 1 lodestone Brats. Plants. and 11 . ,Iti,patli
ed to cell at II .11.! . .t:11 - t. F.llllll' nil( iCl.A:\' a nd ~x ,end I n a n ,[,,,•,,, s., iii, 101,1,01, 1 .,,,1 ,hh h 4 1 ,M Mal,
and ii,. hi , t • !1 1 2:Mi I a' ,l, rtitlent 01 Chi 110.(n.i, , ,,j,1i (2,/, • [ . iis .. ' , H .- L;( 1 1,1y ajitt rerniin remrdles and vut 4 s 144 r - all marli.'
Ware and other art i 4-1444; in the lieusekeeping line. such 1 of siehness and all itiaii , .er id disease. - and s.hielt stir
as Fr•oich and Ete....11.11 tea sets. heavy landed:lnd plint, ; pass all ether inedieal nie.ins I:: isint of goodness. le.
White (intuit , . , •ilded and bite plain. Pinner sets et es- w a nd all L 444411141, 01 voinpaiinon. I IFFICI: .4,11.111 1144144., or
cry variety :41441 prier. 1444 , IS and pitchers, tureens. .144.11- I .trees, lia.st old.• near and Belot, the 1'144 4-1.3 terlanClltirch,
e .., A,. t;14.....-,..1r.--eetitre tails' and niintel l i m n '' , 1 I':,, lisle. l'a• Te , tint otu
onials frnt person , - 44ns nersn, 441
Canoe ,
ibras and 44144• r 141141[4 , ,great larit . table nut bar' the 111,-hest it .portaLlil I S Ili this ;mkt the ridjoininv
tittniders. aehlets. Re. Fruit and ' , reserve dishes, in la- 1 eolinties. give 0 utlfriitlr evideis4.44 of th.. g4.4.41244.4,s 141
i 4.1 . ). Ced,r-teare-- t itt , S. 1.11441iet4, v11444'4144. howls. ' , Utterlir . Canider s eliaracn., and ran 1., ,444.1, at 111, o th er.
!vi iii , 3444 I 44 114- s4 :neat 144141:4 - 4.4, X.e. Itrindies--ss‘ . 44eping. I N. IT The till', red can reeet‘ 0 superior noslivities nod
white wash, .erll'.l.ine', )1311.t Wet 2+llo, hrli.lll,. darter... i tile direetions for their us,• by the Inst. return 4 f mail or
hisealts, 4,•,. Y1aa . 1,....t. clothes awl travellin.,z h.,,.1,0t, ex pros , . If inters lei, he dished, or visits requested.
AIS ii -h. ire 3e , ortilielit of Tolgieee awl : 4 44j...ary:. Carl Dr. C. will elittlell "Lir to :ICCOMIIIL ,1,41. t, appli, ants ins tar,
ve s, it , are 1..i1d ._4l 4•144414444 brands of : 4 44V:4r. aad try the as he van. The Doetot speaks the English and the tier
'EH neip"44, 11eza1in5.:4 , ti11.44144;414, and other Coln) varieties. man Laaguages, etc. ' den 17. I` SO
nod ),,o bill lind th-in of tribune:tell:o , le quality. M s ,
half Sistoi•!: an.1(..,a0100n Segars, with .41,441,40 ~.n all and
441144,4 iiiv 1.41.414,444.
._ ....
I nut just revelling sir .I'll4ll
. . .4MCINC4Sf. ',. -- :,,.... -- ._44t. ek 441 1'.1.1%1t iI.tN(4iNC:44:,
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....4. --
.. ,:/..4: , iif: iildril surpass ill styli'. quality
....". 2 - 22, ? 2, -4''' --' aniil prie.• tiny that haile ever
been ,4,0 1 111„ . q,.1 . In ('arlisle. I o..pertfully solicit a ..311
trout persons in leant of l'aper Ilailifings rat' any di...erlie
tier], as I tun ronfltlent by assort Merit fur surpasses any
in the ltordiErii; and in Clyde and priees has trait few ri
val, in the eity. i 011ly ash of the nubile to can and e x•
amine my assortutatit before ptirelinslinr. 1 . 4 I atil rOllll.
I dent any ,haste designs cannot fail to please the most
fastidious.. .1011 S P...1.1'NE..
West siiloof Neill* Ilanos Cr Street;
._ .. ..
~
I ;11)1 ES ! please ea 11 at ItA 11'1,1 N;-:'
_Ed w),,,i,,,,i,,i11a it,taii ::lior. sToiii:,( Tl ,,, f ,i t ,ti,,,
Lail ii,M,I Depot, it . y,,,, 11:1111
(loot! revue). Ilororeo Boots i.a.
Tan ~ a .a.ed 0ait.,..:. detest,
Fine r i a,,o, Ni,,,,,,,, ,Ipnay 'Ands,
lama, Lustre lialt44rS
4 :001l Cloth Sine,.
'l4'reiirli Ilororeo 11,4,
liooll ItaltraS Z`lippers,
rhildreit's Itims,
Carli4l44..)lay 1::l
I )(...)( YI'S A NI) 1 4 11C)1 . :S. Tlic subset - 11)-
i er has now . 1111 11:11141 a very extensive and will se.
erred stock of hit it 1' S and SIlt) E S. , •
which he will sell at liniisualry lots' !irk- .
es. l'urelnised front svliolesaie tterders. -
'at low rotes• hi. ean offer suchintlitre- ' ; '4".k4 . i.
in,„„ .1441444411445erS M 44 iVill Make it their interest. P , s h
it his ostaldislitnt it, lie has every article in the Moat
and Shoe lines-for I.:idles' or Itentliationss Wear---he
therefore deems it illalleresSilry to part.litlitiriZe.
44) .4 ' Per Solis tiesiring, good and cheap go o d, a ro hivit•
ed to live Illm a call.
.so
:, 13IN 11A )1, I)AV IS &
Co., '27 Marknt Street,
AGENTS FOIL ,JAC011„,IIIIEE‘1, CABLIM.E.
and Philadelphia. Cars leave both places East 11111 i Rest,
t who , every 'Week. Tuezulays and Fridays. All business
entrusted to Bingham. Itavis Co., will be attended to
ith promptness. whether in sales, produce or frelght.
A. 11. BA It NITZ, North street, Baltimore, has also
entered into this arrangement, and will attend prompt
ly to all business entrusted to him.
Mt / NEW BOOKS!
3IAO AZI NES AND
Rallts „; , PUBLICATION S
Thu White Coll, a Bridal Gift, by Mrs. Dale, a splendid
ly illustrated gift book.
Longfellow, Byron, Moore, Mrs. Hymns and other po
etical works, bountifully embellished.
Irving's Sketch Book, plain,
Jerusalem anti its Sacred Localities, by Rev. W. 11. 0-
denlielmer, Rector of St:, Peters, Philad'a.
Pickering's Greek 14SICOn. llomor in the original,'
Miranda Elliott, a now and Interesting story.
31,ty and December, by Mrs, llubback.
Ellen Norbury,ly Emerson Bennett.
Grace Lee, by Julia Kavanagh.
Robert Graham, by Mrs. Intuit.
Harper's, Graham's and tiodoy's 3ftwarinra for May,
With numerous other now publications just reed at
may'2. PIPER'S Cheap Book Store.
, GRo cErtiEsl rrEAs, COFFEE-
Thu subscriber has just
Wed to his former x ock a general selection of CHOICE
GROCERIES, as well as all the other variety of articles
usually kept in a Gro:ory Store. embracing Rio
t - fXr; Coffee—roasted and geevu—at 1113-6 and 14 cents
per lb., Orleans, Clarified, Crushed and Pulverised
Sugars, of fine qualities; Chocolates, Splees,lialry
Salt, and a variety of Fancy articles, all of which tees o.
fared at the lowest cash prices. We are thankful for the
former support given us, and lova° a further call from
our friends and customers. • J. W. ERY.
Marion Hall, Carlisle.
)44/IMnit FRESH SHAD.—A few
of prima No. 1 SHAD. just
received at WILLIAMS' FAMILY GROCERY.
april 11.
IPPPINESS lIAPPINESS !!
WILAT CAN MANE US IIAI'I'Y?•
—Reason's whole pleasui'e, all the joys of sense,
Liu in thee° words—Health, Peace; and Competence
put when we have pains. affliction or anguish of dis
eases, is not our pietism r, our joy, and our happiness
thereby destrayed: 1111 y let our sick fellow-being
Christ say : -With 'the scone measute ye
met-, it shall be measured to you again r'- , -.Mat. 7, '2.-
-1f ho is a WISO man and endowed with knowled-,e to
111 , 311 g, you, let him show out of a good conversation hi,
works withlneekness and wistioni.”—.lames 3,13.
SUIItIERV AND .114;DICIN.E.—Doctor. I'. C. CA It D
DER, Surgeon and Physician, wlio it Botanist anti
Physiologist, and is Uraduate of Our best Medical Cone- •
ges, and has made himself acquaintrd with all Um taxi
tots systems of Medical Motive, anti with the reeve!
discoveries and improvements in the varsuis depart
melds of the Melling Arts. tiiithfully attends to order.
14 Surgical and Medical Aid,and e hose medicine, 'an
all made or csmiposod strictly in :111,,Eda DUO with I,h,
Seitqwes of" Path,logk, Botany, 113 - drop:it hy and
ology ; and whose medicines ale ell emeieemtt of whom_
some rums, omits. and hydropathy, good in all diteases.
and to whom the {tinkled are imited to apply timely.
,
Ills Character by Respectable ,Neighbors,
C)py of a letter from the lice. C. 11. Leitibaell to 'Ali
11. 11. Etler. of the ‘larin liespected..,il--Al
low me to Introduce Li, your friendly notice, Dr. ulto..
unit eV." York.. I tire hilosen Dr. for sixt e en
year , ., lie Img dom. business berme atilt
ehty aceuraey . : therefore I.ite hits Ilt
iiWiest and f rusts. erthy. re r,
you may set proper to center on him, is ill be 111,1ily .Ip
pre.ilat ed by his numerous friends, and by tome ino re
libz lily than pun. sincere friend and humLlr m•rvant
I. , ndisburg, Pa., .11try PAIL
l'oopy of : t totter from 6etorzo Spahr, 1.501., f'toorot,
Trootsurer.--1 do. 000•rtif:,. [hilt tito noctlwal toolvire too tor.
Caroidor has Nilrpa , ,ffil any Miler \t h.%•.
lit l Ito I.dol in the curt of stovetto froocr ill my famil,
1 00.0t0i.1 him too stoodh p...re• J tt lit,
May ht. :till ictotl totito".,
August
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Ni ing lip it hat N. ~ should lay f ut .11)1
tficie is that scat terN.th and 11, and t
is that Nvithlfiltluth that] is , int.a. , t, but it tvii.l,qh.
1•r..5..r.1.,. 11. 71.
•11tr an.l their .11rortir 1,111 L.
s.ent t.. 111 e :1111i . te.l In any
Adder=, Pr. I'. C.
t). Ihl., 1) ,, ,t paid. and the ke ni5,:iy,3,,,1111,31)3.1h
the let tor. mit h the order. ther m it n
:‘i i'()ltT.‘Nl".l( ) PEM.A
JL DR. - s
11,.• comlinati.n ingredients
rt
stilt ola loo,; mid extensil e pros 11, they are must Li
their operatimt. and Certain c I restoring, nature to Its
pi 'per channel. Its us ery lust:l/we have these PHIS pro.
vest sneressful. invarblbly "pets th, , Isdritetirns
to se Islets
bat ore Into Its
pr, , por, ellaniiel, ti herehlr health Is retqC , reti :oat the flak
and tee tidy eelintetantii• L e chimed to a heal; by one. Ne
fen/ale rats enjoy gust health sinless she is regular; and
n hone, or an obstruction takes place, idiether trio,
os
pa.ure, cold or any other cans,', the gerierel health im
mediately begins to deeline, aunt the , tint of sorb it /etre
edy has (wen the cause of St , plans eopSttlllptlettSztlaolit .
oulltt feialeS. TO ladies otiose *heal t trill not rel'init
of an increase of their family, these pills si ill prove a sal
nal lr. aeqUisitlon. :is they will present preLmaney........
Ileadaelm, pain in the side. palpitation or the heart. loa
thing of f0 , .(1, and i 11111'1A ,11 , 1, t ala•ats arise
trout She h.t.•rt tiption of nature; and ,rhereser that is
the rase. the pills will it/variably remedy all thert evils.
Nor are the less aftimeions in the rote Leiworrlaca.
commonly railed the /. 11 bites." The,e pills shrub! nev
er be taken during as ~. 111, 1 be stare to
valise a miscarriage. Warranted pur.dv Ittetable. and
free fr a il anything Injuriens to libt or health. 6 idiot
direr tions at'C.lllllll . l earl, but,
Me... 0 pills an' putt tip In sqllar fiat LoNtf.,
When' OWN' is z,ll:,:ef,4'y eel At] laird, by rneh~
,1,1 1)1111a rii in truer, id .,, p.11 , 1..tp 1/r. 1,. CH rst.-
m ix, No. 207. Illeecker streel. New York. Call have them
Seta to their respective addressive isv /nail.
$. «i
~.7
T UST 11 EC E ED AT THE FA )1 -
e, ILT tiltitCFltY STOKE of - the subscriber, 3la•
Hon no,
A new supply of fresh Water ('rockers,
Soda. butter, Plc .;`, it , nod Sugar ltuisimit;
Padua. Corn titling!. TllllOOl, : •4 11t.'0. Pearl IturieS,
tract of Coffee, Rive Flour, Fultitur Pprder, ,tc.,
A new let of suporior Table Oil,
Pickles, Tomato Ketchup, French :Mustard. Pay
' Rum. ,tre. W. EBY.
W. :;,111:IMON
GROCER--- -- 62 '. ) A k TEIV GROCERY
lES.. • • •• •
• • . •
AND A A 11l b 1 I=i On
The snbscriber would respectfully Inform his friends and
the public generally, that ho has Just returned from the
city with a large.and varied „assortment of
0 IiOCEIti ES, GLASS 111111 QU f:EN S-W Alt I:. ' l4 k"
i
Pl5ll, &c., &.. which he offers for Salodii tilt me iV„
'nest reasonable terms , at his Now Store. e A ,!i;..d
corner of North Hanover street and the Put, , , ~,, i.,i,,
Ile :lquare, directly opposite the Carlisle De.
posit Bank. Ills steel: endirases everything usually
In a Groeory :Ind Variety store.
The public are Invited to call and examine his stock
before purchasing' elsewhere, as ho feels confident he can
sell the best goods at the lowest prices.
. .
(A. SALT.-5000 Sacks G. A
4. SALT, for solo by
CAItR, GEISE 4: Co.
Flour & Ornin Commission Morrinnits, Spear's whar'
Bo!Munro, Doc 5
WE call the attention of the public t
PORTAIILK GAMOW' OR FIRE ENOINE,
watering gardens or extinguishing fires. An excellei
Article, nest. cheap and convenient. For Rile at
MEM
1 Qr- r AM NOW RECEIVIN(
Jimmy(j l e springotook of PAPER If %NOM—
irhlch o largest rind moot vorlmt nosoriMent ev
opened In earllolo. to which 1 Invite tho early nttonti
of the public, ns I Intend soiling nt prices which raun
kill to y k l l rso the closest purchaser,
maze "8
TTENTION DYSPEPTICS—Thor
of you who have been afflicted for years with th
thersoma disease, and who have been using rani(
every Nostrum before the public without relief; we si
to you try Kieffer's Anti Dyspeptic" And you wink*
be convinced of its great superiority over every ott
preparation. We could give you MaYq certificates coo
orating our assertions, but a mingle trial Is worth no
than all. This remedy Is prepared and sold at the Dr
Store of 11. i. It'Ellid4:ll, South Ilanover street, a k
doors south of the Court House, Carlisle.
+Natalia,.
C. IL. I.ILNI:M
Goir,i,t, :TAW:
1. D. HALBERT
SA XTON'S
RIM
Salida dptjttt
(l'opt-)
c
)t _,.
i E. G 0 LTL . D, [Successor' to A. Fief.
le No. 1,C4 Chestnut St., Swaim's IttiliditT. .1' hiladt 1
phia. extensive M ogle Vublisher. and Denlo:r in Mu,i,r.l
I o s tru men t s of et err' description, .
Exclusile agent for the sale of linnet. Devit,t:. Ce.
I'm t eot :•tispehsion Bridgo 21.:olian 117111 oiher 1.1.AM1: --
I;lll , ert's lint kir l'hoos, lie!, Ili. , llS s MIIIIIII a (111171,1.
harps. Violii.S. 7.111,7 )lush. 1111 , 1,_11/77.10.: AA%
I‘l,itlt.ll7S , I Ult. I , lily trill 1 / 1 . 1.111.117tql 11 nmil or
otherwise a ill! innate they may ii I , h. us low ns if por
chased in pets, n, Hal ilia' one of the lore - est steci , s In
the United mates. 1 feel confident of , sotier) lug all wIJ 0
may fit eon tee with n cull or enter.
liealcrs in 3111,4. supplied on tin Mobt, iii er:4lterw.E
to Jyt. FT ,, n'll.litti).l I•irurr.
.1 II 14: A l' IV A 'I( 'II 1.,' 8 AN I) JEW EL
; II Y. IV I lll14S•lk1,1 , .: _tuld_llil'A lb, at t lu, - .. MA
. .
(
14 clelphia ll'irt..ll and .11.‘‘ i•i t y ;.. II ; r
N tun lwr !111 N , ,rtli r.ort , lul : trot. ,(1
ncr . f ihuirry. I . llllll,lelphip. 1,01
.....1 . Lott.i. Wattlig.g. full ;•.‘‘ ,Ilvil. I' , (3
, 4. •
... itt eaSI.S. - ... i- .. ...(? I ,
1 \ •
, 6 • 'v . , 1i , .1,1 I.lldue. I'; , urAt ease, , ,
''-t... , 4 '..,' :Al v et' " il' w el , " ,
..
... 4 4 4.141 " ''' / . ..'l, Silver Livver, full jovell,,l,
. , .•. -....
Surorliq• ierS,
Piny : 4 010' : . 'III , CIhCIVS,
(illl,l
Lolly,' 11..1d l'o.neilK,
PI.I)S, pithl . l3llCii antl
Gold l'hzoc' , Cul , 140.1,t,1: s
vents. Potont fairer . .7ei
in uroportiun. All goods niii•litniCli to I N ohm,
soil for. •
sTArrrEE k ILIA; Li. V.
On hand. 4 . : ,, 1d and ; 4 tlrer Lo,rs and 1.4 pines
.still lower than the
I c. t tit
to
iii ER RING : s I , 2AT.ENT, (ALA:N . II , I _
1 ~N Fl l(1: I'Rork'': , .ll.TS. Ilith II:i Is r;:l(r.t,
Pr., der i'r,of Loll, s. v, hi r h v g ~..
r : F a ci "."".." 4,i...4.??7 . '‘,,;,, , I , '•1 ~ 'paste Medal, at t 1.,.`
''". -s-, •-• t-- - 4 , , ,, , 0,1; W. :1.1 , 1 . :. 11 . • I 4 /I/ 11 , r 1 ,, : , 1. :‘ Ld
j ' ii: . 1) ~,coa
f , ~, ~,) . s. . ' l'‘..' • • - • "• • •
f 1 :. , :4., ~ ~.,,,„, 3 \ ~,.),, i•:,.1 ~,,,1 ..I. Th,,,,,,), , ,,,-
1
',.,lAmpiD 'Ol L.': - s ~r e t ht. kole na,nothrtuo is
! T . .:''''.-', 9 ,'i ''.l2:4 1
.- fated prp' h.t. , r, lo i hips State . f
i. -•:•..
~...:1 ~,,:i 1110 31,11 , . tit:v.01:111i d ..'afc, l AA
,y ';: .• ,:',' ; .1i.,!{.1' Lochs. Ihe roputati,n (11 tho
L
•. I ":,......A ~.. - g , •1111i11.. "ilerriPtfh :',11t.. • i ,, ,, , :h.1
:IL . , rw , r.. Idwile, and for the lant thirto , II
1 ......0 ... 4 , ..' .1;s . .
I ..,,,. , a ,..,,,,.._ .
~t...1s Ow Igiervalltro. o nitouLity
ilave Witnesst , t and L, rno
molly to th,jr strrn ?o
t) an 12.0'n f tie Sat., Lai r 1.1.1 , 11 n& 1 id' I.d
over Iwo ni:snatn hale ionq , ell trinnli hat] tic tin( 14. h
111,... The a,su,(l ant 311 `I s
111:011tIttettkriA 1 y the skit its are not Ids n
t, , d b , I o luny isqual, t kit In Iniun . .:.,a nil (4-
ri4pr t , • }III II LINO lo.n SO ll*, hied lc
Few ((111 tow , I tn. it ten Ives in 11, I kit (I Ike
-Tril 111... . s , allislin, I. • '... xi S, 16. rt:tl at the I.rt : t
Fite in Aunt 1 erry st rect. at the lar.:e lire last . 1.,.
1 1 pt.site the Citaitl lit use: 81111 Still 111,11. I,e , 1 :,r
in Its 111, at Fifth 411!11 ('11.51 , 111 its. It 1110 r.t :f
Phildelphia, in xi iiieli these Faits fame Bath t 1.. :h
-i. nt.xx1411x,....d Lt. iAll'ltN, to I,ot in/thy ttller set 111 i. it s
failed. FA It 11 t 1. A ( (t.
d,
lues Fin? 17 , b 1,...N1i Li Ci: :11.{h11 S.
:.4 %V.% ltl'i I'l' 'street. 1. Path 'l.l, in.
Chilled In xi n Safes. xslth l'o der 1'8x.1 .x1,8. s. n t.rtit
fltet ut ell es pressly ti. i . Hula s , il it ,,,, ~,‘,., , 1, ~, nt ii
others retitth Inv: set.nrity frt Di rogues. 1 1 111. I.: I. 1.101•,
D. 4 . t s. At., li t hand and made to order. All the alt it
ceietrriterl Li el, for sale at 11:111'1.1fic1111t.fs . pi it , s.
Seett.,l bathl - Fares," "l , alitninntlers'` anti - Ir. n
Ch e st s - of ether 111111,01 K. huts Fern (111., 11 lit pat t II -
liient 11'r Tierl'illg'S 6.1 tale at half price. 0 it! 1: 1
A A:1'cl! l- 1 ! !—,l 0 . 11 N
manutacturer aka ins eta. I of . ...A r
A'rEN T trt pt (2s. J
No. Pm North ha It'r 1 I l - treet litho; 1; her I 1 . h:
Laving Lce. 1111 an itulisiL r.na I.lv article
In bous,Loving, hit sul seriLer alter 0 ghat shentlee r f
(lull• and tat our. L eta( led to liar to the Pull an t r
tiele at once C01111 , 111ini: 1 tilitu Illni t Ilt . :11 , 111:NS. ILC :n
venter I: nom Inc the dailtutr apprehend(ii on ace, mkt (•I
the ((tanner in a hi. II Alatches are gem ally
packed in paper. hits by the aid Ot :•t1../1111 \tarJ,in..y
or lik own ill 1 , 11t101:.5UCC4.0,1( in get line up arAt 1.1 Y
PA'rENT PING LIT 11 . 00.1) BOX: this I (it is
tar preferable. iu as Much that it act uptes nn tacit, rot m
Lan the eld leutid Nvet.(l ion. aril ('(11:(1111 ut hest
ner, ii unfired per Cent more Matebes. tr bk 11 to C 114 pees
advantage; it is en tirt ly ritzy. and set 1t: I
atrainst moisture and spontamous et nil ustit n, dirrt ls
all dato,:erott transportat Pt( 1 y means of t rare
toil or nil) • thee rude..t 11V
Thee Mateltes are packed so that ant {cress t r auto
May I, shipped to any jail of the NAIL hi a ilk I oft I
f-ty. They are the ntest desirable article, P inn
t'((nsumptin. 411111 the l'ourbern ntd wistern Dral Let
that hate ever Leen invented.
LtlltS and :•1111'l't.U.S, ;NM do well to call an
eXtt 1111 he 11. r Ibmilowix (.5.
tr.) .Thi , e matches, are VC AMt ANTED to I.e. ruT• ribr
to :my thing heretofore tiered to Ow ruNk,
Dec'r 4. 1:.45
14 1 11.1..AC11 TRUSSES, )Vti , itinv )c-s
' tiv.;;:21.,.i I,llllCeq. tier tI. ettr. of 11et.171,,44 Lupt,.....,
akin ledp,l hy the highest medical authorities of 11. il
ade 101 l la. incomparably sup rior to any other in me.—
tiutfervrs alit la. gratified to learn that the of ration n, w
otTets to prier i.ot wily the 14 he Ft and UP ft t 11,y. iln ...
11S lillrabil. a Truss as any other. in lien of the cum le I us
:red one( nifortable artili , usually ;old. '1 here is no rill
lenity attending the .t!tting, and when the fad is list
ed It m ill retain its pesltion with ut el.anpe.
l'ersons at a distance unable to call on the Vubgrrit er,
can have the Truss sent to any whirl ss,l , .y . remitting
five dollars for the single Truss. or ten tor tilM deathly—
with measure round the hips, and stating side effected.
]t will be exchanged to suit if not fitting, by retui tnt.g
at once, unsoiled. For Fall(' only by the hypo ter.
cornor Twelfth and .raee f.treets, Haul, IT hia,
Rl.tnlrw, requiring the lament of Fup
porters, owing to the derangement of the Internal or
gans. iudnringlailing•er the Womb. Weal, 1'111111"nm y.
Dyspeptic. Nervous and Fpival Weahness, are info med
that a competent and experienced. I.Any will be in at
tendance at the Dooms, (sot apart far their exclusive
UM') No. 114 TIVELVTII Ft., Ist door bolow race.
July '54.
GRATII. !—Just Published—A tt w
DISCOTERY IX MEDICINE—A few words UT the
Rath nal Treatment, without Medicine, Sperms tr,r , Ilea,
or t o ry
al weakness, neous debility, low iipirits,hosit 'Me.
wea • 110 SS 'of the limbs and tack, hulfsporition and' Pal
pacliy fur Study and labor. dullness of appreh, mien,
loss of memOry, nvorsion 'to society, love ot solitue., ti
midity, self distrust. dizziness, headache. Involuntary
discharges. pains In the side. affection of the ever, pim
ples on the face-sexual and other infirmities in man.
From the French of Dr. 11. DeLancey: -' ' -----,
. . .
The important fact that these alartniug compb tuts
may easily be removed WIIIIOUT atriums. Is In thls small
tract .clearly demonstrated. and the entirely now and
big ly suceessful treatment. as adopted by the 'Autbrr,
full explained, by 111(11118 of which every one le enotied
to re himself perfectly and at the le.tst possible cc st,
arc ding thereby all the advertised nostrums of the
do •
:At to any address, gratis and post free. in a sealed
e velope, by remitting (post paid) two postage stamps
o Dr. lb DeLancey, 17 Lispw"srd street, York.
March I—ly
A GRICULTURAL AND HORTI
CULTURAL TOOLS,—Superior Unloading IMY
orks, 3 and 4 pronged ; Improved Horse ItockelAtivAl
tors, Cad Iron Garden "tonere, Garden Engines, Tubular
Iron Scythe smiths, English Lawn Rakes, English Elva
ttd Bark fawn Sesthea Grass Hooks, fledge nears.
Ladles' Garden Shears, Weeding Forks, Transplanting
Trowels. with, other tine Horticultural Tools, per late ar
rivals from Europa
, PASCHALL MORRIS .4 CO.,
„ A grlculhn ral Ware Boutin and teed Stora,
Ii ay 30 tf Cvinarof fth and Markvt tts. Plana
0
May 20. 1863-11
.101 IN DO:\ NI'LLY
-306 North it)Ultl'il Philntra
c.tlxit - NvEr i.rtz
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