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en a man's, life is beroior and hie name
halt Paesed-inte-historyrthe kerld wants . to.
4new - hiniPertiletudly,intitnetely. The 'grave
4..-. end reverend volironioler,' peesing over his be-.
giuniuge .presents hint .ebriiptly in his full.;
• -groWn' greatness; nien render the udmiratien•
earneil, but,t be sympathetic emulation awaken
edis..ccomerned_to-know-how•-heirewt into "his
meturitrof cioellencer: Thie. curiosity is not
• an idleness of•the fancy, but a per Son& in
terest in the facts 'that' spring out of those
aspirations which put:every.man upon the'ful
filinent of hie own destiny. HoW:catue this
man to•iexcel—What Was hap.
~penod to'develop it? *Some in O . .are bordto'
- be peat; seine achieve grentnessp dome have
greatness tbrust•upon them.'
.Ho* came this
man by it? Is it within: My reach also? and.-
by what meaner• History• provokes• its with
such queries •as these. BiOgrapby emitters
them.. ..
• Doctor Elisha. Kane is not quite S‘year s
old, yet . -he hes done more than circumnavi
gated the globe: he had visited . and traversed
India, Africa, •EuiciPe, South America, the
Islands of the. Pacific; and - •tvriee -Penetrated
— l.ll - 61A - r - eticsogioli to tile highest latitude at
islited-,14---eiviltied man: He tuts encountered
.• - the eXtremest-Perile of sea and caiid, in every
climate of the globe: he has discharged in turn
the severest - duties of die soldier and seaman; _ .
attached: to the. United States Navy as a sur
geon, he is, nevertheless, engaged at one time
id'the survey - of the tropical ocean, and
in a'month • or two, we - . find him exploring the
frigid.zonet and all the while that his personal
experiences ,fiad the character of romantic
adventuie, be was pu i shing them iii the spirit
- of 'scientific and philanthropic Onterinso.
,Asa boy, his instinctive bent_impelled him
to the indulgence and enjoyment of such ad
ventures as were best "fitted to train him
for the work before " him. , His collegiate
studied suffered some 'postpouement while his
physioarqualities priesed forlheir necessary
and - disciplineT — lt, was altnost.in.the
spirit of truenci that' he explored the - Blue
—Mountains-or-Viriinit,-tfra-student-ofilealo---
gy, under the guidance of grpfeasor Rodgers,
And, cultivated, at once, his•hardihood of vital
energy and. those elernonts of. natural. scienoe
vhich - we { N tit_tausfilf 1 1 inl, for a 4,.
ice in the field of phyeical geography. ,But,.,
-n-dye time, .he returned to ithe_ pursuit of
,telature, - and .acitioved the uffual honors;aB
roll as though hie college studies had suffered
o ,diversion—his . muscles: and nerves were
ducated, and -his brain losA 7 nothing by the
Idirectraess.of its development, but was rather,
trroborated for all thd uses which it has
rved since. He graduated at the University
Pennsylvania—first in its collegiate, and
tersiards, in its mediital department. His
ecial relishes in study indicated his natural
Ift: .chemistry and
_surgery; raturaLacience
its most intimate converse with substance;
1 the remedial art - In its most heroic func
3. He went out., from his Afaler_a _
it classical scholar, a. good chemist, miner ,
3ist, astronomer and surgeon;, Btit'ire
fed, or thought he lacked, robustness of
c and roundness of health. He solicited
ippointmtut in the navy, , and upon his ad
sion, demanded . active service. .He was
elated upon_the.diplousatio staff-as surgeon
.itiv - fliet American,. Embassy to China.—
.
• '..position'giVe opportunitfto explore
phittippine Islands, , ,which ho effected
ly on foot. He waft...the-first' man who
mdse into the crater ,of Tael; lowered
than a hundred-feet by a bamboo-rope
, • • e--sveritaitingL-aliffand-olamber-ing:
some seven • hundrei t i:, - more through the
0, he made a topographical sketch onhe
er'or this' great volcano, collected a hot: -
sulphurotra acid-from • the very mouth of
rater; and although he_Was
s drarrn •up
senieless,. he brought with him 'his
it of thiglideous cavern,- and the sped.
Which, it afforded.
.re• he roturned-hotne from this trip; be
tended the Himalayas, and triangulated
QII foot; he - had .visited Coylen, the
Nile, and . al, 'the mzthologic region of.
• , trivveroing -the reute,' and txiakint the
'" Lepsiue l who was then prosecuting
noologica.l researches.
•
one again, when the . Mexican warhr..eke
asked to be retrieved froin The Phila
... isT i kv . y Yard to thelteldof a' more cotii
prvicp•.btiithe goverproont sent him .
cos.. of Africd. \ Here be visitsd.the
;Myles, from Cape Mout:it...to the river.
threugh the4nfamous Da Sov4t,
so to ti,e hittiacoonsi of Dahotney, nn i
e'd, besides; the boast Fever, from tht
he has neierl*if,elnrecoy
Afdee he returned before the o'oSe o!,
hro',;eri; mitt , his health pipitlEygoifig
l'r, , sident and,
uuitJ fui; 6cirvice _the't tei.Aht•Cruw,:l.
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the little remnant of Ile •life with 'achieve=
mente Tin keeping, with hie ambition; the
Pyeeideiii, - juot then embarrassed — by a teiii:
_niry.i4nziatorcouroi-with43leneraliicottp .. arr. -
ea' the Dootpr With deepatchee 4 tiis the moral,
op_ great momeat and: urgency, which must be
carried 'throtigh -'a -„t!giot i oocapied • h_x_.th,o,J.
know"; XI . •ked by "*" '
. .
On his way to - the. Gult' he "secured a horse
irrKentudy, such , as - a• • :knight errant would.
have chosen for. the dompanion and ['hirer of
his 'adventUres. .i.iatitled• at' Vera Cruz; he
asked .14 an escort to convey him to the
Capital,. but the' officer ; in vonimand had ne
troopere to_spare—be.muet wait,-'or he.must
eeept, instead,* banff of zufften'lWilibans,.
;-called 't h r e : SPiflotaPit'ny;who - hal - taken' to th e
business of treason ,an,li trickery for a liven
, 'hood,' -Ile -accepted , tbem, and went forward,
,I4erti4eiebra lis'troop encountered win* of
Mexicans escorting a numbey of distinguished
oineers to Orizaba; among - whom were 'Major_
General Gaona; Governor of Pueblarshis,., : son
Maximilian, and General Torejori, who porn- '
mended the brilliant chard of Horse atßUona
Vista.. The surprise - was mutual, but the Spy
'Company had the advantage of
. the ground.—
At the-first instant of ihodisceiery, and be
fore; the rascals hilly comprehened. their in
volvement,. the doctor -shouted - in - Hpanish,
'lHr - it - vial the- adventurer, Colonel; - form your
litio'for the :chnigel' _And_down—they--went--
,Arpon the enemy; Kane and his gallant Ken
tucky charger ahead: 'Understandint the
priociple.that sends a tallOw candle through a,
plank,'and - the>=momentum of a body is its
w_eight multiplied by its velocity, - he _dash i
through the opposite, force, and turning to en
gage them after breaking' their line ho found
himself fairly eurroundhd, and two the
enemy hiving him :their special attention.—
One of these was disposed of in an'instant by
rearing lie horse, who with a blow of his foot,
( , floored his want , and. *heeling suddYnly, the
I Hector gave the othera sword wound, which
opened, the external iliac artery, and-pet him
hors dd combat. This subject of the Doctor's
military surgery wei r .the young Maximilian..
The brief Melee terminated With'-a cry.from
the Melioana, , we surrender.' Two of the
OffiFeriiiiiiiii:aifielt for adescape; the bobtor
pritsued s them but soon gave up the chase.-=-
When be returned, lie found: his ruffians'pre
, paring to'mashacre the prinonere., As ho gal
loped past the younkoffieeinlom bp wounded
he heard him, cry, 'Senor save my . fat/ter., ) ,',4 ,
libiip &guerrilla . guirde were daehing upon
the Meiieans hu'ddl'ed • together, with 'their
.fanikertin;rest. Ho threw himself before stn
—one of them - transfixed his horse - another
.
gave hini a severe' wound 'in the groin. He
killed the.first ' lieutenant,blew #,part of the
colonel's beattl off with the !apt 4barge Of his
111,ehooier ; then grappling him, and using
his hotel, be brought the party to. terms. The
lives of the primers were saved, and the
Doctor received their swords. Ai..tioon as
General Gaona could roach his eon,tho lay , at
a little diitancettrom -- --the'-sceneof t thc last
struggle,
_the - DOCterfeund hin:i eittirrg, by - hitu,
receiving his last adieus. Shifting the soldier
and resuming the eurgeon,.;he secured the
- artery; - and - pututlfelviatreded , men in a conalT
tion for travel. The ambulance got up for the
occasion, contained at ',once the wounded
,
Maxirnilian„, Jhe -wounded second•lieutenant,
and the man that had prepared them fur slow
I travelling,limself on his litter, front the lance
l ivounti received in defence - of his prisonere!-
When they had reached Puebla,- thp-Doctor's
vrnnnd proved the worst in tju'e party:. ' Be was.
taken to the . government house, but the'old
General, in gratitude fOr his generous services,
bad him conveyed to his own . house: , en
_Childs,Amerian cointhander_ at_Puebla,
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ing of the generositY of -hiii prisoner, dis
.. . _
oliarged him without making an;' terms., and
the old general became the prinoilial nurse of
hie eaptot and 'benefactor, dividing 'hie
ration
tione between him and his eon, • who IPY
wounded room. This illness
of
.our hero•was long and doubtful and ho was
reported dead -to his friends at home._
When he reaavered And returned, was ern
_ .
ployed in the Coast Survey. While engaged
sprvibiithe government' by its corres
pondence with Lady Franklin ,becanui
.of
milted for an 'attempt at tho rescue .of Sir
John and his ill•starred .companions in 7 Arctio
cii . t)covery.. Nothing (maid be better - addresied
to the Dector'Sgoverning sentiMerits than. this
adventure. Thii enterprise of Sir John. ran
exactly in the current. of one of his CISVII en-,
thustasms—the seridoe of natural acience com' ,
blued with-hireio personal efforts; and; added
•to this, that ... sorkof patriotism which oliar6s
itself with- to ownfall:-Ithare in the'execution
.2f . nationat engagements of honor; antrbeiides
tbis . ctirdi.,l,tissumptien of . his countrY's , detits•
antr.ttgesilffi're was no tittle forcii.in — the .
appeal of a noblyThravaapiritett.woratin to-the
ebivalry of the - Ameri . can navy. • .
• -Ile was l'hathing in Orr tepid' 'waters of the
gulf' .:11exico, - en the 14th of 'May, 1850,"
wi,l - •
when he rifetri his telegraphia.order to pt:o
v,,rtitNyi
,to NOW l'orlt, fur duty .apon•
• ' • tie,oxpJ I a nino dayi.f!.l)La;tiv;t.
Lc ,1r:
.q , : )'. "tv
.oe embassy*as 'mar). .I.an ad
venture So rotnantie,.and ao illualratiVe - of the
eharaotei• of the man, thatwo are tioaptqd to
detail it. - ' ° ,
1 . 2.1.1 , 16 ac- cius.
date bn - trae , beititejl.44 , littiltliAt" the: Vfited
6tatee'on`his diettittl - ;voya ge In'the',Ner th I TA.II79 .
putblia ;
he, Wa i,the-' , Ottfcit; the
ari - Olhe'historiart:' - .le /returned
disappointed - of its main object,. aftiea-winter
months' , absence. p „
&areal:) , allowing himself' a day : to reco°l.
from - the hardeliips of his cruise ; 'he, setilt
foot the Second attempt,' from which-he-has re-,
turned, after verifying by actual, observation
the long. questioned - iiiatence - "offirt open sea
beyond the latitude' 0f.82 deg.,' !md . • beyond
the Comperaturenf 100 deg. b'elbir the fteezing
point.. His 'personal • Narrative, published in
reecutts the , adgitatiters of the -first
•Inge:And iiii , Covarit his diversified qua sz a
tions - foesuch an enterprise.
i iii ii i i iii
ligheet lot udett, - . andlyre learn and a,halrof
"enintertnit cd - labor; - vith - thtrrisks and - rint:-
ponsibilities attendant. He is now preparing;
the histerifor.publicatien. But. that part of
it which best.reiports hisown,personal agency,
and-would'most justly present „theman to the_
render, will of course be - euppl'essed. We
ould gladly supply .it, butas yet this is
impossible s to us. Hiajournal is private prop
erty ; the extracte - which we may expect will
be only too shy of egotism, and his companions
have not spoken -yet, as some day they will
speak, • of the conduct throughout.' the terrible
struggles which they endtifed.
—Pi-torte anything jilt° an, idequateestimate
of th - is last achiovinent, It to be remembered
that - his Whole, comPluy amounted to but 20
men, and' that of his corps or crew he was - the
commander, in naval l 'pltrase; and when "We
are apprised that this portfolio or scenery,
sketched oil the spot in .pencil, and in water
colors kept fluid over, a spirit-lam n, amounts
to'aer three hundred_ aketeheo r we' have a
hint of the extent and variety of the offices,
he filled otrthitrvoyage. =wite,infact, the
surgeon, sailing-master, astronomer and nut:.
uralist, as well as. captainAnd - liid - erof the
expedition., - ,
'''This man of all ork; and desperate daring
and•dacceseful doin is in height about five
feet - seven inches; in weight, say one htindred
and 'thirty • pounds or' so„ . , it health_ and rest
Would give him ,leave to'
, fill' np his natural
measure. His complexion is fair, his hair is
broWtt, and his eyei dark.grny,__with_alittek
look. He lea bunter by ' every kitt and grace
and htelinet that makes up the character; an
excellent shotand.a_brilliant
jilts escaped with whole barrio; frortrifil4llfiltd 3.
ventures' biztle severaftoonaitiiiifellare
•
troublesome ;f: and with such general health its
his, most mett;Would call themselves invalids,
and live on furlough from all the aotiveduties
of life ; yet she has won the distincti l on of be
ing the first ciiilized man to-etand in latitude
82 deg., 80 min. and gazed upon the open PO:
lar Sea— to reach' the northernmost point of
land on the globe—to report the lowest tem
. ,
mature ever, endured—tile; heaviest sledge
journeys ever-performed—and the wildcat life
that civilized min has successfully undergone;
and.to return after allto tell the- story-Of his
- adventures. .
The. secret spring of all this energy is in hl
religions enthushism—discovered alike in. the_
generous spirit of his adventures in pursluit of
science in his enthusiastic fidelity,to duty, and
in his heroic maintenance of the point of hen
or 'iii all Intercourse With.ruen. ,
In hiidepertment there is' that .mixture of
shyness and frankness; simplicity. and fastid,
iOuinietts,• sit witched .`rather: than blended ;
which:markso than of genitie,.and themonk
tii
of , inthistry. o Seethe confident hi litaself ..
His manner is remarkable for celerity of move:
~, .
tnent,, alert attentiveness, quickness of com
•
prehension,- rapidity of utterance and . egeten.
- a d o kta ns io c tn otn n
i wn
pnet i n ‘, l , - S f4 s of di m i O n which arises from
itiesd-agateit-the-betriry' wl--
of kiii own enthusiasms-. ' Ho seems to fear
that 11 01s-herb] . Yo.it,--and is always.discO'ver- 1
,u
inz his nwillin ness 'to sit' fir your admire
',-
tion. If you 'q estion hien aboulthe handsome
official aoknow dgmeLts of his-services by they
British r nd,.A. erican• governments:or in any
Way endeavor o turalihnup - on billoin galliint .
tichievinents hurried you away front the
subject to 8 e point'..of doientitio interest
which we pr UlllO will more concern mitten
gage youysel -or he..eays or lt .. ng
that makes u think that he is 'occupied with
his own hire - ority i&o.tnematter whieli`yeur
copiversatio ;;presetits'tohim. One-is obliged .
to struggle ith him to maintain the:tone of roe
feat wilieb Nfe e k ornoter and achievinents de
serve 'r Rue ; •in the interview is over, a feel
ing of disa)-: -Omen remei lie for the failure in
your eller ': ransao tithe man'as-you wished,.
and to ter , .. „the tributikw.hieli you owed him,
.- We win 's - led be ske that he will not;
In fiiS fo -,.. ' ti'rk, te us the drama
witheut.: ' '''.-."Ncwititi,tlre expedition
and it' -'•
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dill thopreileeiimors of the Ameileaw exploring
and theirperilous adventures; otowde4
inCitlentO, Which in the lunguage
tilliii - St - orfitary.ortVeNavy only exciteS.'
our troniter, i tiut borrow.a novollren!lfuriku'
the truly behevoli;ut coUsiderutioue: which siui
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Ladies Card Cases, silverand pearl, at various prices, •
linwelets. gold and ixmitnon•, . Watch Chains ditto. -
Also a large variety -of articles in the Jewelry - line,
which I will ;toilet the lowest Priceti. 411 articles war
ranted toho what they are sold for.
ow_Particiffer attention pahtte the REPAIRING GP
WATCIIK:4 and all work warranted. Retniningthanks
to 'my ohl friends and customers for former patronage,,
I respectfully solitit tecontinuance of their. favors.
juneDl TIIOMAB BOMAN.
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING:
N. II Arrellii_ Co- have oporiod 'and now o 7
.fur fur salo;at.. , on 'West High Street;
ouci door west of the Hotel fcCitnorly ko t Stoti •1i
111160,11.131
I , reatTAKIAIUk ofite — adytl ace o ng
FOIL MIN 'AND BOYS - NI:AIL'
Also, Ploths. reasslinered and Vestings, which win be
'lna& up ID the best style And on reagotbli;ternis.—
°Shirts, slcirt Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, Einspendersi Natin
and 'Summer Stocks, Handkerchiefs; ".tc. of the newest
style.; and best zinuntfacturc kept constantly on hand.
Confident of their ability to please, they respectfully so
public patronage.
j 4 I ALL STYLE OF HATS OAPS:
WM. 11. TROUT, desires to inform his old friends
that ho haX - rentovettle - his new:estaLlishinent on high
street, near the Railroad Depot, and is now opening a
4 large and elegant assortment of the•FA LI. STYLE
OE, IiATS. - justroceived from Philadelphia, which
the gentlemen of Carlisle are requested tonal and
'examint,.. lie has alsb - a large ussortittent - of Fur
and Slouch lists ro his own manufacture, got hp In the
best style and atvarinus prices, the excellence and finish
DI which fine will ,vam[nt. — llls s7.ur•klie - (e nitifidoitt on•
ly needs to he examined to he approved. Also, it large
upplv of Men's, Itoy'S and 'Children's • CAPS. of Cloth
. 11..ur;•und of every Variety Of style and pileejfist re
ceived froth Philadelphia. Lift all .Rho want a . fiat or
Cup give hint' a Call, as they may be sure of being nun•
ad to their pull satisfaction. • •
F . • OR THE MILLION_
PA E --- -- 7.----- ,
--- • -', • -C. .A. --',---.: . lam just iiseiiivinpinly Fall
• iii. 1 . 1 .• . LtitS ' ----.- ".5.. stoeli.' Of PAPE'I; 'HA:WINOS,
e t , a' "-.-- • --• irtieb.surpdas In , styleigtialily
iUI 4 , . 'l/1/0.0.-
and pried any that have ever
_Lean ox-bihnted-lu-Carnsler-1--reepeettilly-eolicit-a-call:
from persons dn:Avant of Paper I faiiP,ings,of auy desert).
tioir, as I am conildent by assortmenELfrO snrpaeses an
In. - the Borough: and In style and priec:s tuistut frw ri
veils ip the city. I only ask of the public to call and ex.
mmine mymssortinaut before--purchasing. an I am coati.
,-
4144 tay chaste designs cannot Igit - tei Ifleilii IN iiinit
'la ittilious. JOHN I'. UNE.,
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West side of North Hanover Stneet,___
. (
• _
s. E • GROCERY
AND VARIETY stonE
The edit:ol 2 llw iron d respectfullyinfbrm his friendS an'?
the, public generally, tbutt.he busjuit returned from tlw
city with a large 'and .Variodn'aSsertrnent of
~„
GROCERIES, GLASS and Eli
u QUNS-WAR 4
C X:0 1 ",
&., which he offers for sale on the tete•
most reasonable terms, at his Now Slum.
miler of North Hanover street And the C . !.Q t -
lc Square, directly opposite the Carlisle lie.
posit Osidc, l -711is stack -- embrases 'everything ustxlll3
iu a Grocery and Varietrstore.
The - public are invited to call and examine his steel,
before purchasing elsewhere, as he feels confident he cai
soli the best goods at the lowest prices . . •
. •
•
C 7 l REEN OROGERY. STORE...
HARK - .N - Et , tl
halm to inform the citizens of. Carlisle and vlcinit?••
that they have just received from the city and are Doi.
opening in the room Adjoining Bents & Brnther'a Store ,
a very complete assortment of Groceries, such as -• .
PEI E- I'6 Alt - TEAS; - 1 1 / 1 1;XFSES:7 — '
arid all th various kilt& of SPICES:nod 1 , 10,1,11
such as ems, Dried Bcof, Bologna Sousa. )r.r. by the
piece or pound.„ Also: i!ei gs. 3itodt•
°rel.:Thad, Cod Fish:. IA it er4clt vsrivl)
of articles not necCssary to enumetate. smlitb
the above; we will reivivit our regular to t
Fit} Sll I . ..EGETABLES
rt
as sooas 'they atipear the city axe cgs. tßiol
which we invite thoattoution oT the 'ps In
tend to sell at tht very lowest prlces t• 4ri ii cr•4'..1.7
try Produce. ... .... MAICKNI.eS. Mt'
'll)l)ilabikp*,
[Successor
•
GOTILD S tti,ll. 1 i4t ,
Itir, No. 164 Chestnut . St.,
Phln exiengive .
ilealtir
1 nstrunients of eVery • description
! Exclusive agent SO' tho• sale' Zlrillbt r 7fq\'.ld'k" ( 1 A"
,
Potent Suspension Brichte"Xollan and Whets .I.IA o
Ullbert's Boudoir Pl3llOB, Idelodeong i
Viollug,,Sheet IslusibMio6•lloa ."'
Itpidents of . the country , will be supplied by-tnall
otherwise with tangle they t :moy . as low as If pur
eaged in lieredn. : , 11alting one of the,liirgest stocks,ll3
the Unifed Staten, fdel' , holifldent at isittletyinisll - 4 b
may favor me with a call or order., • *. •
. Dealeig.ln ?dusk gtipplictloti . the most libertiltertni•
. 114 nckialftt.:-Secznd-hand-I'iaporibt , gatez •••
. . • May 20, lsop-11'
. .
•
• •
. J.
• H ItY,•WIIOLLSALE and RETAIL, atthe.'9llll#o• Ls .;
••
• delphla . Watch And :Jewelry A. -- Is uniber_oo North Senaiid Etreeti i•it ,
ner iff:Quarry,
„Uoltt.
. Lever Watches, hill jevrelred, 18 ear
s .
s at cases, , - f 1,20; 00
Mold LYptne; 18 caiAtcasee, 2410
yor - Jewels,- • , • • ;0 V 0
.I " 4 :LiN ,Silver Lever, full jewelled,' 12 CO
Super/on Queirtiern, s ' s , ss ,r, • ; - 7 'OO •
Cold SP•ectaclee,
•• 7, en.
Flne;l3ilvir '• • • • 1. i 0 • •
(bold, , • ; -• •
• Ladles' (fold Petictle, .. I_oo :
• SllVer'tea Spoons; set; -•- - 8. 0 0
.' s (lohl Pens; with Penclt ]bolder .. 4.,. • 100
Gold„1 1 1-nger flints 3734 'cents to sB;.ltat'ch Gies roe .
12y 2 cents, Patent s 1.8%, - I,unist•lli; 'of her sttfiles
I laliroportlon. - ; goods itrrante4 Wit* what s they are:,
• en/d for.
STAUFITIt. & LIABLVY,
0n ban( some : Gold and -Stlver,j4yeric an d Living"
still lower than the above , ,
•
1" A 31118 Isl.' OLIN TOtilt; 'Ma) —Late
t ; p Professor of Anatomy and Surgery in the
!Oda Collegt of Medicine, and Acting Professor of Mid.'
Wifery;' one of the Consulting l'hysiciaamot the Hale
ade/phia ftiockley ; late member of the ISO..
Mimi Medical Association; nfenibr of tho'l ' hliadol
-
Oda .Meditol S , vietY;. member of the ttedlisi•Chiruril-.
cal Collegcfnf .Philadelphia; feruterlY . President:du:4
1n lessor bfAnatoutynila surgery in • Caktleton.
cal College, Vermont; and also, late- Piefussor of Apr
atomy and Physiology in Madlealjitiatitu
tion Mat
as.a.eA
,c.%
I I as!lutely introduced in ltleptilarforin * several of
vorite Prescriptions for 'the. principal dike:sea ef
climate. The name of °nett •strticle' Will imply the
ease fur which it Is Intended to belised.,
Ma. -- McCtiaiorx's PEcronat Siaori sl.,' • •
- Ma,.McCtiaroc COLD AND C OttO lf MI X T usg-4or Co)
Coughs, Arc.:Price 25.411 t.
-
Da. 31cemNsoeit's ASTEIIII AND 110OPJNOCOCO4 BESio.
" • •
DT. Price 30 cts. •
Dn. hICCIISTOCEOB TONIC ALTICRifATI'Vi Bint,r—FOS:
rifS.lng the Pined. Price $l.•
DR. -MrCia.NrocVs Dyspeptic.Riltirr-Per , it sing tort ,
to the stomach, relieving paint after 'eating, 'heartburn . , ,
I and all disagreeable syniptonia arising Prom indigfatiolk.
Pricc tl.
3.lcemainca's •Rnitntsrie'3lzrruat-•,;4. 'Par
-- ' l,f/table Remedy ,for internal use. 'Price 60ete. .
DR. 31cei.mroca's Ruxuarsvic I.lsistxrer--4or I.lhoutpa: ,
— tieru ,-S prains,lkwellingsfilo; -- Prictr3o - cts. •
,' • ,
Dn. Mcamsoca's iconr•ol hintinna For Mon,
ache, (lead:tell.), Neuralgia, 4c. I'd; .60 eta.
• DR. )ICCLINTOCIL'I4 NRVIR AND Aot , , CZCIPIC . --A certain •
for all InterniittentsP' .
- Meetirrocit's Dlamig Cesitas alpitihniqrata I'o=
tihrivt- , -A' Safe Remedy. ' • •
DR..3lcCux-rocErs , V - sawrittti Petal/411T PILLt---Ver
. ....Coativenesa,.lleadashe, ate. Price 26 eta.
Ds. MelltNi MK'S Awrmititous
In the leunetiena ettife Liver and llowela-..,the.best
,
Liv
er Pill made. l'rice 23 cts. n box.
mlO.ll Dr. .1. 3TeCLINTOCR, at hfaille44lfea . I
N. 'IV, Cernei ISTII and IrILDEET .
phis. and all Druggists.- I, • , !ggist and 'Dealers' cti Med,
dines who Wish •to be Agen.s,'wlll. please addrestaDr..
'ideeliiitocit,,filinishing reference, mime or .Post t4ce r
county and 1.)14.te.
I - A.IW sale hy, W. A: "
'.l. Criswell, i•;likkenel•u • Entre 11 et' &CO.. L.Jittlle"
man, Mechanicsburg:, Joseph tt.d. J. B.
Zimmerman, A ndersonburg,:- nein eR,' 1% • Fertlg,
C. Klink, New Illoonitield; Harriet lib. binger,
Newport; D. P. Gardner ,- Yuri( Springs ; Billlor and -
J. 8. Nixon. Chainters i burg: 11.„ ‘ ) lentzer,- Waynesboro.;
'George Bergner and DI R: Jones vt;,. - Co.. Ilarrishu
Dlt. 311.CLiN TOCK can be ronetiltilThinit
daily, from 10 to 12 o'cle'rk, A. U. , at him' Depct. •
Dei•ernbee 0, 1054-13:-
_ ,
I).' HALE /CRT
•
A,ATCIIES! MATCHES.!!-J01111..;
Do.NXELLY, nianufttetuier and inventor of f.i,AF•ii •
t'ATENTSQUAIRB UPItIOIITWOOD BOX AlikTolll .
p IIIA. ABotehes become au indispensable attic's .. .N .
In housekeeping, the subscriber after a great sacrifice of
• time a nilmoney, Is enabled to offer to the Public an al, \''•
tide at pure combining Utility and Cheapnesa. The in. '
venter knowing the danger apprehetided, on acrount of
the
ilialisey manner in 'which :klatches are generally' •,
'Packed in paper, has by the aid of New liteezu Machinery I rr
of his own Invention, succeeded in gelling uti a LIAFET:f •
PATENT SQUARE UPHIMIT ,IVOuB BOX; thus - Lox Io • .
far prefilalf t e, in as'mpt,•ll that it occupies no wore reels •
ban tlie• ohirtfund wood box, and contains at lead
Hundred percent more Mettles; which to kihipplirs
IN considerable advantage; It Is entirely new, and secure ••••
axidost moisture and spontaiVous combustion, dispels
all dangerou transportation byLneans of Bailread,gteani
. boat or any other mode of Conveya'rice.
These Matches are packed so that one grove or. mere--
maylie shipped to any part of the World with perfect
safety. They are the moot desirable article . .fer
Coil Sinn and_the_ Southern and westernl mallat •
that have ever been invented,. • -
DEA.LERS • • to cal Tan •
Sill PP
examine for thernt , olvtri. • • .
e - 9_Thinie niatcheß, aro•WARRANTED to ho super/u
to anything heretofore olfereii to Um Public.
JOHN DONII'.ELLY
-106 North FOURTH FL Phi
Phila. Dee 44, 1854. •
.. -
,
"'IRE N Cif' TRU S Rl' S AVeiniiili • les
• 1 ,-- ,I 1 4 . z-, ...
than, 2.!...: ounces, for the- - ceire pf lIM.I/1.1 or Sup tar
-neknowledgetrby the highest' niedlea I authorities °Una- • •
affelphia, incomparably superior-I,ky tin other in uSe.'-e. •• '
— Sufferers Irill-be gratificsl to learn that - the ocensien nnewi, ..
;e:
offers,,to protmie not only the highest and most easy; but
as durable A TiuSet as any other, Imlieut thecutiebrona-
and uncomfortable article usually SOW. Them Is no WI
!malty attending the' fitting. ati n when h+ pad islocal
,6 ,f
. .
ed It will retain its position without ch ngeT - ••
Persons at a distance unable to cal Lon the stibwrlber,
T 1 have the Truss - sent to any address; by Yymtitting •
live dollars ha- the single Truss, or ten - 4hr the double—
with measure'eoultd the hips, and stating side effected. '
It Will be exch.:mod to -- s Alt if •not rttipg, Ily recut nth; .
at once,-utisoiled. Fortteale only by the Importer, '
, CALEllyll. N.64311 - . - PA, .
, • .:7 - f oriole TiVelfeMarrd'ltnce Ftreetti, Philadelphlee•
irir LAT'W; Milliril the benefit ter 31erhanied Sup •
porters, owing to the erangoiueut of the Ipterr.al (.4.• • ‘. ..
gaps, inditchtg falling o the. Womb. focal. Pulmonary; , • .
Dyspeptic, Nervous 'an ;Spinal Wettknese, are DA - milieu
that a competent and. ivpo.ri - enced, Liar will be iti ate '-'
temlanee at the Howls,, set apart, for- their eielualTet
uselrNo. 114 TIVELIPI . II .t., let door below Deice. • • • •
July '26, '64. „
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