\ ~. `-`
A•ft.E
• It ble beeit "the lilt of tho 'human race to be weighed
—mown 4y ,and outrorlug. 11041.01VAY'S
• _NMI. cOl3i• the piibicA.rk:. and the, •INFIIINI4.of 'all
41Imee,. Ogee, sexus.ritnit eonstitutione. Professerllnlio
.- wAty pomposity, lcuporiOuttas the 'Manufacture of his_
,trtedtctoss In the United Stutes,'OOd offers •them to - It
free Ottlighthnett , people, as ,tho best: remedy the
svirld ever saw for tho removal of disease. • • '
TIIES N KLUB UNI FY' TU E
• These fantods Pll , O are expressly combiningjoperates
• pn , tho stoinach, the liver; the kidneys, the lungs, the
skin, and ,the bowels, correcting any derangement
tp
tfairfunctions, purifying the blued. the very fountain
elil,and thus curing disease iu all its forms. .•
- • DYSPEPSIA AND LIVEN COMPLAINTS.
Nearly half the,:human .race • have taken these Pills.
It has beau proved in all parts of the worldr that no..
thing huts been fointd equal to them in cama'of-disorders ,
•
of -toe; liver r dyspopsia , and' stuntaeh •complaints gette
r .They soon give a healthy tone to these organs,
however much deranged, and when all- other means,
Alive fulled. • . . .
- EN ER A.L DEBILITY. ILL" ItTALT IL
IMiIiSY of the most:de:y:4lc tlovorntuonts have opened:
. to the introduction of those Tills,'
• Ahat they may become tiro
teamed CJlleges admit. that this medicine la the tsist.
• imitolj over knoifirto [ ono nts-of-dolloata or whorelllel
.aystem has been impairml,..is Its InvlgOratiqg properties
paverdl to afford relief. • twat
C3MPLAINTS, , •
• " No Female; yOun-g' or old, Should' be without this
4 culebratud medicine , It corructa and regulates time
monthly courses - at all periods, acting In many cases
like a charm. It_ isals the best and safest medicine
. • that can be given to Children of ages, and for any_
c;omplaint-; •conseiLitently no family o . Juld be with,
out It.
"• ' •
• .
\.. • EtOLLOAY'S Pitts AP.E NIIn etsr ittllzEl - q NNOWN IN Tiiir
4., --• : - . .WON.Lo•POR. varepta.oivtati lest:sans: -- . ••
A,..:,..a.athmh. DebilLl - • Venue of all
• .
„
-.. IllvrelCamplaliats .Euver and Ague • kitoll -
' • Coughs'•- Yeniale Com- Stone - mid Gravel
Coldo
' • - pleiuts.. - . ' .SitruttlarY, SPlliP•
' Chest Diseases Ilemlaches - toms •
- . Cestrveness :Indi,testioM • Inward . NVeakness
:Dyspepsia ' 111111011 AM , - Liver Cifiaplainta
Darrn ea • Intiatnumtion hew Il'BS. of Spirit,
•• Dlropsy Venereal Attectlon Piles - . ' -;
- O,-* ti
* Sold at the Nfaufaetuties of Professor 1191,t,ciwar
- SO Maiden Lane, New yuric, and :214 Strand, London. by
•-. all • respectable Dru.cgists and Dealers of M e dieloo
• througliout the United. States. and the clvillsed world,
' In h-txes, at 25 ceate,l42 l 4 cealts,•and,sl.eatch.
- - W 'rherS 'la a considerable saving• by tailing the
larger sizes. . ..„.
, ' •N. 11. Dlrectinnit - for the guidance of pAlents la every
' (Bauder aro anixett.tu e.tcli bog.
--- Oct. 24. '55. , • • • , ' -
. .
-_..-_---...._--"... ---------.., . . -
detarew ; $lOOOl $l.OOO ! ! I,
• ....•'.-.. .... ..,, , AFFLIC'T'ED.- ' I
• . .‘.
• 14;4 4 4.34 1 • •lINF RTUNATE :
Cut nut and preserve -the fat.
, 4, ,. .% - ;' ' lowing card'. It is Particularly,
. .- important to StaaNtleits ASU
`,...
• TRAWSLLESS, to prevent the
t . . 'being Misled and deceived 1+
the lying boasts, false primusus,. and spurious ist,!.i, -
• meolluilwas tiredu tue.duad and untenuont) of k'oretg i
And Native Qua,:se, of tote there are More' in rot' -
delphia thenailsow here, bet:aloe of the clemency of t '
laws of tue State. Gitiaeos Know and avoid
times.
/Living tried one to two:Ay
lia n a iantworth of Quac •
Mixtures, Extrects, Invigorating Elixirs, lkirdials, lid- I
tors, &c., withlut effect—uaviug- taloa deceiveu uy ulI$• i
_.. represented and exaggerated ac tints of Sulf.abus I
- I: Secret Diseases' and their c etatuences, published 1
-Ativertiscaueuts, 'Books, & , and misled by false r ...1
Astipte and wrong advice contained' therein, purpniie ' I
to Increase sucleringli, and alarm and frighten the u . I
thinking, the utore easily to esturt large tees; (which it i
' • inure evident, beinvold for less than cost, of prioti g
and advurtisitig)-clitivingyald live to ouu hundred d - .I
' Jars to eorulgu and Native Quacks, .. ... _ ___.• _
WITHOUT DEINti CURED, ,
having sulfured much and loug—though the thnelo i tt
cannot be rtitulled; nor the money recavered you p.„ ti
id-wcroalafrauled of,,,yet you can be curial, huwever
Itati,clongTitautling-er istil-Fltug yistireasan-,14114,-
, "De who. badmen; Dutays ant dangerous." 1
"MI'S . tt Money ; Time saved is Money earned."l
• • YOUNd MEN alt tiCiiiiitS, i
t
Single,. married, or contempfatiag marriage, Buffering
..•Own Self. Abuse or its acinsaluences, or guttering from,
any other canees; Aofecte, or desesses,.aud • Itt•iDiklSt
- urnatev,er their illeeases er .situatiunsi may honorably
rely and tenting (War,' Leidy B.ekill antLencetess. Ac
commodatione, If required, with kind and tuilcient 'at
4suidance, at Wt. LEIDY'S PEIV P A•PE ILUSPITAL.
'CR.III.II-1131110tITY, AN I) WiLL PREVAIL!
--• ' " UN II TIIUUSIND DOLLARS ,--- --
waged the following cannot be contradletab namely;
Da. N. IL LEIDY,'
.
. .
. Nu. 114 North Youatu Street, above Rico;
..
• Is the only regular Pliyalcian residing in Pallet/hi
-phis, Oraduate of the Ultiversify of Peuneylvania; o
itiiiii, (Li/may-two years) exclusisely engaged iu thy
• treatment of Secret or Delicate Disoleos of both' sexes,
.
golf-Abuse and its eoutieutieuces; Ot„-ttee aile
an Weaketness
eand Inability ; Norvoultueils; Irregularid-her
diseases or situations of Yetasiv; and which he will
cure in Ices dine and less restraint, more eifectuallYt
. khatiany titer, under forfeit of -.. .
USE TOOUSAND DOLLARS._ .
. .
- - Dr,, LEIDY has mere patients, and cures them too,
thereat!. advertising Doctors, so called or otherwise, in
Philadelphia combined, and proudly refers to Proles
sore aud-roapectable Physicians, Many of whom consult
-him lutaritical_cases,_•and respectable Citizens, Alen.
chaute a ,ul hotel Proprlettes,-asto-hieltuotin.akilitt'et
ptitatiou and unparalleled encases.
. -• DisTANT PATIENTS'
can leave necessary advice and medicine sent ted St tee
b
mall er otherwise, to any part of the Uni
giviug attlescriptiun of their cases (eucloaElDYing a reason
able fee) by letter toD. L,
• No: 114 North . FOURTIII-kitreet, above Race ,
_. . • Philellii.
~. - 4 ttgluttlk lEMS. ' . ..
. . 3 .
.
WALL .PAPER.—Just ref:salved -
jiangings, Window
iltenes'and NlroboaarrintWenibraiing all the newest ' .
end most . anproved etyles.. , The designs' , are nest and
Chaste, ati4-tne prises such• as oannot.fall to give setts.
bAtttou: 'WO Melte war friends a
nente nubile general
: /3' to call *and: exanelne our assort tambrepurenegue
etleeiehene., I.I..iIAXTON,
marrb.2l . ; East Mira treet.;
, .
,•
.- A11;141311S LOOK HERE!
• 7 . .4L." ; . , •,, ~ IiIIitHSIIING MACUINESI
and„ .
public
: •
~ :. . the subscrlbers Acsire to inform farmers
-• _. genet ally that they now have 011 hand-and are Constant
, „ tr umnufaxWriug Threshing Machines wit,h--Plerpont'S
-- Patent Shelter, which are gerkeiallY aoknowitsild to be
. the.best artioles now In use. Also a variety ! Clover
Hull re, .Qor u • Shatters and; Straw Cutters. They also,
atte Ito the repairing:of Agricultural Mach nary - In
i i ,
••,• • , the eat manner , and ou reasonable-tapas, --)Martufae-;
.- ... • • tory on , North,ITAIMOVer - Street, dii:lctlY oppoiite th e/.
- ~: •reglda a ea of Deluge Hotly's, Meg. I_ l _;,
Alittel , ,e eit:': - : - - -• ~ , - 1 AURIMS & PLAN 4..
. .
. ,
. I TTENTION DYSPEPTICS-Thoseof,'ytin who havebeen,iillieteiribi'years 1 1 , Ith this
twosome &minis, and Ulm 'hare hoe& using Almost
, every Nostrum before the public: rettlieut'rellef, we say
• ' ':to.you try.."Ateifer's Itutiliyapeptie ' and you-veil/soon
h tonne of •Ito great superiority, over arm
0 y other
proparatlOn.. Wei could gives yeti ninny eartiticatea orob
rotting our Assertions, but a single Mal Is Worth more.
." than This remedy is prepared anti sold at•tbsprug
litOre'of Bi J;SEIEMBIL, South Hanover street a fey*
' " ,•, • rs sorttk of OA Ccurt Ir.- se. Carib**.
A
TT A s !_:_f am now. _pre=
sAutisi-41...„---7.-.14 &wits irith at,
~ sn veraito supply counior Iter 11. BAXTON.
ufacturars prices.
111 CS.
E6bicittes'.
..• WIL.A.T 4 QAPI TIAIUI 1/B,IIA.PRY?
-iteastilPs:wholti Pleasure;:all the joys of Sense,
and-Comptitence; - '
- .(Pope:),
But when wo have pains i Ailliction .4 3r anguish of dis
tlatlai is not our riessure•our , joy, and our happiness
thereby destroyodP Why lot our sick, fellow'-being suf
fer r Dees not Christ say : ~" With the.eatuo measure, ye
Mete, iubissured to you - agaltit";----Alat. 7, 2.
" Who - is . a- num and endowed with, knowledge
thong yOu; lot lihulshow, out' Of .a good conversatioU his
works - with ineeknesiandi Wisdorn."- . rdanitis 8,13.
iitlitbligitr AND , MiiDLPINE.--Doctor.• P. C. CARD
DUP.,
.Surgeon and' ,PtiYsiclau, .wheels Botanist and
Physiologist, and is Graduate of our best - Mtalical - Colle.
Ites, and hats,mado himself acquainted - with all - the vari--
-ohs 'systems of - Medical - Sciehce, and with the
discoveries:and: improvements in. •the various' depart':
meats of the Healing. Arts, faithhilly attoudi to orders.
foriSurgical and Medical-Aid, and whose .mediclues are ,
CoMplised - -,'Etrictlyin - itccordituce'w
Sciences of Pathology, Delany, llydropatiry, and Physi
ology; add whose mediehies are 'all composod of whole
, flame roots;,phiuts, and hYttrOpathY, good hi all diSeases,
and to - whom the siiiicted are invited to apply timely.. • • :
ills Character by Rimpectable Neighbors, dm. ,•
Copy of a letter fruit thcilt'ov..o. IL. Leinblich to Mr.
IL - IL Etter,ot-lhe %%arm SpriligLitespected.P.ar
low me introduce tie yourjrleadly notice, Dr.
him of NOW York.- I hate' khown D. 1,,j. jet, sixteen
years, he has. done businesill'Or me w~t~a
};sty aud with accuracy; therefore I do bell Di .Wl ')a t iitt to
be perfectly sober, holiest cud irtistworthy. Any favors
yoa may see. proper to cooler : nil him, will 'be . uighly ap
preciated by his uumerbus friends, and by none more''
highly - than your.sincere fricuttand'hutuble servant.
.C. it. LIENBACII.
Landisburg, July 15th, 1,851- • -
Copy of a letter from lieorge Spahr, Esq., County
Troasuror.-1 au certify that toe iuudtcsl advice of .Dr.
e. C. Carthier has surpassed 'ifey''initur whit:hi' have
i tiltnurto'had in : the cure of .seviirc...feverin,
"1 would therefore reeinumund him le such, 'peritis who
may be attlieuid With afuresald disease or otherwise.....
llioeuifield, August 20th, 1851.. .
belinpvell" mAtittinted with 'the re
'emit •Preuch discoveries, with their new atm sate - mode
of treatment., and the %molly and curtain remedies and
- cures fur Dyspepsia,•Liier t,t.mipothits, DyeaniterY, Choi
era Norbus and all Couiplainte; ul tiorhow um add Steve-
Superier Remedies fur toe proventipu and cure of
, Asiatic Cholera. Remedies torail the• defects aud dis
eases of the tienerative tir t mos null reproductive ocean.
Lay ld Luau- And wutuou; imaiedies fur -insanity; certain
and timely.eures for all Cuusuitaptions,.luipotence, Stet
§extpl Aliases, Vedereal Diseases ill ail their foram;
Suppresstensiwitt other dune:lto' female complaints. All
. tliece.reatudies euninam reat the musi c nein° kience of
Botany mad •11ydropatuy combined, (but no poisuu.)-
-Deal all manner oi witness and all manner of disease.
New Xestanient. -it is for heating thattiorist common,
duth the Samaritan.—huke, lU, 30 to 07, - lital• with cont
. moue/eat:is. ' -Vrove all things, hold fast that avbielr
is
Thessalenians, 5, 21. -Therefore\ let us be
, ware of laying, up whit we should luy out fur - health,
Mr there is that, scattereth and yet hicrblifutli, and there
I Is that withlimatith loupe Luau Is meet, Out it teudlitu.".
Proverbs, 11, , •
. Thu ditfuretti Medicines and their directiens will' be
sent to the atilletud In any direction by mall or express.
Address or. P. C. CAltDVe,U,Catitslo,t)u.ubtirl3nd coml.
t,y,-Pa., post paid, and the fee $1 alWays t weoinpanylug
tun letter, With the order, together mph's description e, l
toe, futiongs and tile symptoms of the. cumpiaints,of the
adtieteaioelused. It is this system of Modic.tl -%&ieues
amltheniudea of cure. duly,'W hieh 'Dr. Card•
der eutpieys that 'allow of medicines entir e ly made-or
of Whorl - 4.4 - 6We ileum; Piauts, aud ilydropathy,
(22 poison), and Which call Want,
Noway aud cettaiii reutudiiirtnt"rurui-lerallailauutir
et sicsness sod all'auttuuut'of disease," cud which sum ,
p.
s all other wedlual means h. point of-goodness, be ,
load Sout h flaiutiver
'street, East side filie`r hint below the Presbyterian Church
,;,11•1/00, ea. Testimonials from numerous. persons of
tin; highest respectability' to this and the mijuittiug
counties, give' authentic uViduileo el the gotiduesit of
Dr. Cardder s chitrArter;ulltil Cita be seen at his attire.
' N. D. The attheted.ein receive superior medicines and
the directions for their use by the first return of limn or
express. If interviews be desired, or visits requested,
Dr. C. will endeavour to accininuodate applicants as tar
as lie eau. 'file Dormr speass the English aud the Dor
man tempi:MO., etc. • • . dun.l7, 1655
•
I!IPORTANT TO FIDI.ALCS!
._...,.1i1t.
toe combination otlegrediunts in these rills is the re
sult of a long and exteusive practice; they are wild le
their Operation, and certain of restoring nature to its
proper chaunoi. In every instance have these Valero
ved successful . They iuvarlably open those obstruct Qua
to whictrsiNnnalcs are liable, andbring nature into its
proper channel,.wilerebihealtli isrestored and - the pale
and deathly couutermuce changed to a health:on. No
leinele can etkiey good health unless Eh* is reg u lar s ;
and
wheuever au nob takes place, whether from ex
posure .cold orAhy other cause, the general ' health 11n
uledlaiely begins t4 - decline, and the want of such a rem
edy has beuu the cause of so inatty consumptionsamong
yon ifirn - slesibiaditet - whose -hualtii _ wilLnot _ Wailt
of-en increase of Udell those pills will prove a TO T '
ueble acquisition, es they will prevent, pregnaucy.—
Headache pain lu the side, palpitation of the heart, loa
, thing of foot , and di tarbed sleep do wont always arise
I from she luterruption of nature; and Whenever that
the ease, the pills will invariably remedy all thud evils,
Nor are'the less efficacious in the cure of Leueurrhoca;
coinmonly•calredthe..Whites." These pills should uevr
or be taken
cause a miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable, and'
free from anything iniurious to lifd or health. Fialand
. directions accompany e4at Uox.
rhuio piits - MT put up in squire tint boxes. Persons
residing where there brit() agency established, by enclo
,sing One Dollar to a letter, pre-paid, to Dr. C..L. Cumst
st.....i, No.267,lllcecker stront, New York
py , can have them
sent to their reipoctive addressive
Stove ein-wart.
pREPA.RE FOR WINTER!
PARLOR AND COOKING -STOVES.
The subscriber at his old stand on North Hanover st.,
Carlisle, the sign of the "Mammoth Red Coffee Pot," do.
Ives to•call the attention of new public to his largi as
ortutent of STOVES,..cf the est and most fashiona
. _ Vie styles, from the beat manufactories in the'
country, and at all prices front $3 to
Among - lila PARLOR & CHAMBER STOVES
are that:Rh - tor Stove, the Arctic, Revere, Star,
I • Persian, Union and /Etna Air Tight, together
with other patterns which ho has of all sizes
for parlors or chambers, and calculated fCrburning - either
wood or coal. • Also, the Xtna, Globe, Astor, Albany,
V
.lat-top and ilandbox or 'Poor an's, with other COK
ING STI)VES, coinprising the Al latest improvements O in
kitchen stoves, and intendsd for either wood or coal.—
Also, the Dining Room Cooking Stove—a new andple..
gent article, titwhich ho invites the particular atten
tion of Wallies: Ills cooking stoves range in price hem
$1 to-25, with the fixtures complete. Also, Nine Plato
Sk -yes of various patterns and different piriees.
.Also, ENAMELLED AND TINNED WAREic le Cook.
-
inglitoves, Drags Kettles, Ac. Also, Avery srt the
line or Tin and Copper Ware. The public are 'respect
felly Invited to call as be 10. confident with — his large
stock s variety and cheapness,' of being able:to-Oval:I?,
tire sidisfactirm to'syery Pnrehlitnr. Call and see.
oat. 25,:1854. 25,.1864, • M. AtOItRIS
ITOVES 1 STOVES 1 I 'STOVES
JOHN D.,gOROAS would inrwmi the public-0.0
he has,now on hand at his establishment; on Main St.,
next 'door to Mbrion 11x11, the' large-it and m
E. A oat
PAD cent
' • ~v iete assortment of . COOK,_ OLITIC
• , LOD. wrovics. to be found in ; tme count y;
which will be sold at the lowest prices for
, 'tub or approved credit. Ills stock conelsta or
• a' large assOrtment of und highly. sp.
---,is proved PATENT 'ca STOVES, lU:chilled
in the most complete man er, and 'calculated for either
wood or cc*, of both.. 'AM standard pattceins
Whiat.lncre.ttoodthe test of exprWiencer MAY De found
st his ea ablishment. groat Variety of the moat
approve. And beauti.ul PARLOR OFFICE iiTO,l9O-
cludii(4' I iumlor - Of new posseselog very su
dor advantages over theta her in, ust,: pamil
as,l4o4Fetreeprowe crecitoctfully.inyiteid f to shre'hintie
-eitabcgcno purchasing elsewhere , "Shires 'clalliored to
aniliart of the country and put up at the shortest lift'
tire. Ile eontimeee to 4,4 . all kinds of TIN, AND SHEET'
lIION WARE; and CAmper. Work; 'arid has 'constantly on . ',
baud Make to Osa
der every ' le% required•by
honsalmepW-te Others in this line. , ills stock of Tin
and Copper Warkabibraceiseyery kind 'of, hodsehold and
Mohan ittensli,'wtierittited equal titelaist toltunfto
tared. • Persons in want of articled lu his lino may al
ways be sure of being accolnnuxiattsito theirliatisfactkm
hhte tAIL • • poyi -1
• i
=I
Aerq
arelittinet:
TIIILMIIOLD'S - . - ' ,. GPSITIKELPRFi .
AA. PA1L1T103113,7-lILL BOIFS 7 IIIOIILIt On I
e..
esflrllAT.filr •
,100111f01.ffiD. FLUID-EXTBACT
For diseatio of the Bladder, and Kidneys, Secret Die%setl,
Strictures; Weaknesifett, and all diSeasetro f the Sexual
•,•.01•10)s.• frtim -whatever.
'. cause they rimy have.orlifinatediand no matter of how
-. • long standing. •
If ,you have, contracted •thd „terrible Alipefiee *filch,
onto seated inhe.system, willaunky go'down front ono
gonerlition to :another; undermining the constitution
and sapping the very vital. fluids of life,, do not trust
yoursull in the hands of Quacks, who startup oVtirY day.
In a city like thia, and fill thpaperfrwithllaring false
hoods, too well calculated , decelve- the young; and
those not acquainted With' t lair tricks: lieu .eannot be:
too careful in theaidection ordretnedy 111 these cases.
• The Fluid Extract has been pronounced:liy
eminent,physicians Cho greateat remedy ever kliowri.—
It lea medicine Perfeetly-pleasant in its taste, and Very
innocent in its action,and yet So-thorough that it aunt
.hilialliiiliferfpartichrofthirrituk-and-poisouous-virus of
dreadful disease; and, unlike other remedies, does
notary tip the disease in the,blood:,.- • "
—"Constitutional_ llehlitty,/brought.,.on by
Most terrible_dlsease, which has brought • Monson& of
the human race ti) untimely blasting the
' brilllnnt hopes of parents, tind,blighting in the bud the
glorionsamintion of many a noble youth, can bo•eured
-b7:tlifirliafallible7Rentedy. -And as n medicine which ; -1
must benefit eyery,botly, from the 'simply delicatelo the
confined and'despairing invalid._ no equal is to Le found
,aetingboth as a,,Cureand. prrentive, •
lIIOIIOI , CONCENTBATEIi:COMPOUND
• FLUID.EXTRACT SARSAPABILLA,
For Purifying the Blood, 'removing all disease): arisnig
from excess ofllereury,:exposiire. and: linpryilence lu
life, chronic constitutional disease. arising from an
impure State of the Blood, and the only reliable and
• effectual known remedy for the cure .of Scrofula, Salt
Rheum, Scald Ilead, Ulcerations of the Throat and
Legs, Pains and Swellings ;;• Of the Bona's; Totter;
- rimples on- the-Face,-and-al{ Scaly.Kruptions of tile
Skin. -.
drrhis article-Is no*. prescribed by some of tile!,mt
raved
poringmuished Physicians in the conntry.and has
ore efficientin ,practice. than any preparation of SarVli-
Larilla_yet offered to the public. Several eases ut
dary Sy philis..NllliNiffil-S-effituiu,•fiati).4 ases-irav'e:
entirely recovered in the incurable wards of our Public
Institutions_ which lied for many 'years resisted every
mode of treatmenf-that could be deViseth These rases
furnish striking exeuiples of the salutary effects of - this
medicines in arresting some of the-most inveterate
dlseakes, after thO glands were destroyld. and the bones
already affected. - .
NOTlCE.—Letters from responsible Physicians and Pro
fessors of several Medienl Cullegesi . and certificates o.
cures front patients will be found' accompanying both.
1111
Preparations. •
... . • . . ,
•
PRlCEfl,Villid, Extract of Ruche, St r bottle, or n for $5.
" Sarsttparilla,- ' ''!‘ i
equal In strength to one gallot Syrity of Sarsaparilla.
Prepared and sold by li. T. lIIMMOLD:'C Ii etto ist, 263
Chestnut Street. near the it Wird House, Phlladelphlh.
-- To be-had of Druggists and Dealers evef•ywhere.
All letters directed to the_Proprieter or Agent receive
ituutediate attention. - -
July 25, .55
(MEAT PURIFIER OF TIIIK
a particle of Mercury in it.. An Infallible remedy for
Scrofula, King's Ertl, Rheunmtiron,Obstlnate Cutaneous
Eruptions, Pimples or_ Pustules on the Face, Blotches,
Belle, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tatter, Scald
Head, Enlargement and Palo of the Bones and Joints,
Stuborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal
Complaints and all diseases arising from an injudicious
use
of Mercury, Imprudence in Life, or Impurity of the
Brood. •
t{ This great alterative medicine arid Purifier of the
Blood, Is now used by thousands of grateful patients in
. all parts of the United States, who testify daily to the
remarkable cures performed by the greatest of all meill.'
clues, "CARTER'S SPANISH. MIXTURE." Neuralgia,
Rheumatism Scrofula Eruptions on' he Skin, Liveris
D..
-ease,-Peyere,!Ulcorm-Old_Sores,_Affect ions of the Kidneys
Diseases of the Throat, Female t..kmdaints, Pains and -
Achim; of the Bones and Joints, are very speedily - put
to flight by using this great rind inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of tho Blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare to IL It cleanses the - system of all lm.
-purities, asts.gently and efficiently on the Liver itneKid.
I treys, strengthens the Digestion,- gives tone to the
Stom
ach,,makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores the
'Constitution, enfeebled by diseilh or broken downby the
excesses of youth, to its'pristine vigorifid 'strength. -.--
For the Ladles it de , incomparably bettor than all the
cosmetics over used. A few doses of Csersn's Sessunt
Narver. will remove all sallowness of complexion, bring
the roses mantling to the cheek, • give-elasticity to the ,
step, and intpk.ve the general health in a remarkable de
gree beyond. all the medicines ever heard of.
The large number of certificates which we hive reale.-
ed from from persons from all parts of the United States,
is the best evidence that there is no Humbug about it.
The press, hotel-keepers, magistrates, 'physicians, and
public men well known tithe community, all add their
testimony to ' the wonderful effects of this ditEAT BLOOD
PURIFIER. ,
Call on the AGENT, and got a Circular and Almanac;
and read - the wonderful cures this truly greatest
Medicines has performed.
Fon° genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS, Pro
prietors, No. 3, Pearl street, Richmond., Sax to wham all
.orders for supplies and agencies must be addressed.
And for gale by S. Elliott, S. W. Ilaverstick, Carlisle;
Day, iffechaniesburgf J. 11. lierronrNewville; J. C.
Attic, Shippensburg, and by dealersln medicines every
-there.
• -
A- SLIRA.CLF , OF. SCIIiNCE.,-Pr.
C. h..Melllng, of Mechanicsburg, Cumberland
Spun F PA,APTIOUIIetiI to those atilicted"with Turnws,
Wens,. Cancers, Polypus, Lupus, Moles or /darks, -Sera
nia. King's Evil and all diseases that have-been usually
treated with Caustic or Knife, be can remove them with.
out Cutting, burrding or pain ; neither Chloroform et
Ether is administered it) the patient.: It, is no matte'.
on what of the body, they may be, he can remove
the rfect • safety, and in a remarkably short
time. No M noral of Visktable poison is applied, and n(
money required until a cute is perfected.
Proiapsus Uteri, Percale Complaints , Chrodle) Vene
real and all other diseases treated with -positive success
Full particulars can be obtained braddressing in (tithe,
English or German, Post paid. Patients can be =con
modsted with Basel on reasonable fermi.. S
liteehantreburg le one' cf the prettleat awl healthy,
towns in this or any,otha ...State. It Li Smiles from
Harrisburg, op-the Cumbetund )tail Road, and
accessible from &lipids of the Union. The Doctor will
.visit . cusee in any part of the State When desired.
,Kind reader if you know any afflicted halo* crea
titreodelay not to tell them of this treatment . •
TUST RECEIVED. -=-- A lot of pattent
Meat Grinders, a tkleemt4ele for Farmers, or family
tat, {K U% • •at „ P. LYNE.I3,
Hanover St., parade.
F A .
. L .4 11 - ign • N o o T
ju l d e m E ie .
nLsh
- - OROODIHES. AND- CIIIEENSDrAIM -
and is - pfetraredto eupplphli Mends at& customers with
sat ogag mewed la 'dorneetle use ,at
.. whteh he hopes will prore satlishetory . Illriateqk eon,
elate oreverryarlety of goods suitable for,:trovh and
gxrantry,•wae..c do les also on band a general amortment
vetillegßß.DWArill,suchasolst'bent doilhytannersend
imechardce ter eve* AY ollo• •' 1 0F, 49c •
lIIIAN'DIES AND OTHER LlQDCriffi
1. •
large arid embraces an-excellent emortipent of,choke
.qualltm. •AU Ibr sale Wholesale and Retell,-,loeth East
coreor of Hanover and Lowther streets, pt'. • -
kil".Countrilioduce taken In exchange for goods.
now. c. nu)tEPL
YOKO- TO, CHOOSE.
Hies: Cba'mpfon , A• rich: widow of only
11 4 1 4 7 - 41 f 1 d# 1
her. beauty; Was' in theMatrimOnial market
closely besiegod-.4 1 ,-three_qinitors,._all.
'them good- looking; ail_gentlemen;: and, all
unboundedprofessing anddislifferdAting AP. •
had- been-a cavalry• officer; but he luid '
tired from the,service. He was a tali, dash-.
ingligure, N • y ar sine-ratio
ed Pepper, PaulCliffaad'h.friend,
pa'
_eased tint._unkiturnon fine head of heir.",
Indeed, it was rumored . that --- tintbrosit& ---
curls were not nature's gift to. him,. but the
spells sTrpimii of - totnicnamelesa - and-more
faVoreffiridividuaLyrocured of Bogle by,
tie intermedintion . of a .eartair amount of
filthy lucre. The captain had inherited :a
lergefortunn.
- Suitor N 0.. 2 was a young 'Mn abefit town,
-very_.fashionable; pedalled and pleasant..—,--
He contrived_ to keep out of debt, but, hi
finAncial resources were said to be . :very
liMited. ' Mr. C laudeCareless evidently had •
a good prospect-aftmeeess-; . '
The .third - suitor; litn . Stanley Mon3ton,•„.
wife-au ,art-studentuLand-alse,cultivated
poetry. •, Though. very modest and unaffect
ed he was slightly eccentric in the Matter
of costittne - -woro a Reuben; hat, and black'
velvet coat,, and during the Kossuth excite.
ment had scrim, -thoughttopeompleting •,_,
his equipment with' a feather—hut, his bet-,
ter geniontisav,ed him from this
solecism
Asiii!cwittiquite sensitive and had
an-
,atv.kward. habit_ _of_ blushing, and was
silent in company, the Captain - and - :CAN. -
IeSS niade-light-othis_ rivalship_and_sonsid.
-.
ered the, contest as confirmed to - them- -
•
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• The Captain propos - id - it - ft fff - theTtii - ost - 4 ----
proved taste of fashion, dropping graceful-
•ly on one knee,'and -pressing the-lips -that '-
murmured his vows to the fair hand he so
licited as his- guerdon. ,- •
When he had retired, , Claude paid his
deyolrs, and Made hiS proposals with great
earnestness: His professioniefdisinterest . :
edness were no less emphatic than the Cap
- The_ painter cattle next. ~When alone
with the l'ady of his. lOve he - found. a - Voice .
which failed Win in the presence of others.
To-,eaelt.-of-the suitors she gave the - same _
reply—namely, .that
.She would return. a•def
inite ansWer'exactly throe weeks from the
date of-his proposal, requiring him itr the__
'serval to 'refrain from calling or -inquiring -
tOutter, and to absent himself yroni thu
ty. The commands Of a rich- beauty are
perative. Each. wooer proinised a knight
obedience, and kept .his -pledge. The
tptain ran down .to. Newport; Claude
nit to-Saratoga, and Stanley_carpted his
etch book . up to the White Mountains.
'1 firs--'thew--shirt hctselt trp -f'or--thrce
;eks. At the 'expiration of that time,-
lictual to the .apppinted day, hour -. an&
Mute, the elegant:Captain entered Mrs.
ininpion's , drawing room, and surveyed
n> elf frent head to foot in the. Versailles
error, with a smile of satisfaction.- He
,a etigAged in self-admiration when alight
-:ep recalled him to a sense of, propriety,-
fu turned and behold.. the widow, but a'
tick veil covered her face. Ile drew a
lair to her side and-Addiess_ed her.
Dearest 'Sabena," said he, in his tuost
persuasive tones, wallow me to remove the
envious screen which shrouds charms whiCh
were never meant to be concealed.". •
"Alas, Captain," said the widow," : with'a.
tremulous voice,,,and drawing ,her veil yet
crofter, "those charms exist no longer." •
Is it possible !" crieyl the Captain in a
tone of alarm. ‘ e What do you mean ?" •
saw you I haVe . bean very sta.
When I was , a child my parents 'neglected
to have me vaccinated, and the ravages. of
-theatitall_pox."
.4 The small pot!" - cried` - the - Captain, „
pushing.his chair back to the other Aide of
the room.
.4 Don't. be . afraid; Captaiti'' said:- the
widow. .. It is all over—and lam a dread
ful object-to behold = but of course that
makes no diderence.in your affections."
.. Hem !" cried.the Captain. A . ' It 'Would
make no difference it I wanted to retire With
you -into , the country, to live like Darby
and Joan. But to go into society—tor-in
troduce you, us my - wife at balls and soirees
a person disfigured by a dreadful disorder, '
0 Lord; Ma'am, the idea novel - entered my
head!" • • • •
"I release you from your engagement- -
you are free," said the widow.
I have no llouht, :nia' ‘ arn," said
. the
Captain, greatly relieved, "that you will
find individuals not exaetly in my situation,
who will to—will he' very • happy- to—in
shcirt, ma'am, I wish you a yerY . good-
I day:" '
"Cold-hearted, vain egotist!" said the
widow, when he had left. I rightly gauged . '
your character. You! only wished for a
!landscape wife to :enhance-your conse
quence, and parade in society, es . you show
off your handsome hoise'in the streets -Let
us see whether niy theughts liayo - wronged
Mr. 'Careless.° .•
To Carelessshe• told: the,' same' story.
The youtlegentlernan heard of the loss of
her beauty with grent . itotteltahanee.
44 But that-tenet all," said Mrs,rohamP
"My businessman has-,jest born with
Me all the_morning. My-iniestritnnts were
mosttinfortunate., Vtari completely beg
gared:!' .
-4.11.0 w untcirtunatei l P cried • Careless.—
. ..For • I alit in• the same, toredicament. I .
don't see-my:way 'through , this quirtet%—
Now it is very evident that it would be the
heighth of folir for twopertions without any
income or prospect, torruwry - .ouly to runi;: -
.tiply Misery. must beg you, to ea:under.,
my.'.prdposal ..Of last Month as only Condi- -
Hone!: - Doubtless thereinto rash, unpririel , < -
- pled men who would in my easo•thinlc !only, -
of sentiment; Onti arivtoirgood 9 moralist
and•tdo good acitisen twthinl or Persever , ;•
Wowed for
ever) leavalroaWith. dexPalF in my heart
'end madneas , lit my, brnitf.4":,.
Trobably: d0:441140i, ii(0.444r, Was -
-ever, , uttered Li'. c69914r.,;t00n7,,and so_
thought Ahwwidoult-,-_-.l_,L, • „ ,
'The_young,l artist. bomd ,l ilie losb qt inis:
lady's beidlitYi 41411.9.? . - • t. .
1.4 It - la a mitLf9rtune,'"Mild he r . '. o l3eauly
is. call*touti ;gittp,brit, Periebel# o-4110 true
heart
~anif.mind alone remainl'tm9hiniskil
lilIdeath."":1"! •-- • •
NE
•, fluti lam poor, Stanley," ---said ..
widow." r '
”Tou giyo,nie new life, Isabella!", cried
thol;kainter— woriCesinnot say now
riw - Lath
eihis
pure feeling with which" regarded you'.—
s _y_owahall= - .nev_erL..wantorialle
'laio-brain'and-.band--towOrk. for yob."
-"Then take =- me Itir .such as -I ,ain and;
.was," cried the' widow,.. thro ring.. oil her
Veil, 4 , both''in person_: A and in:purpose', and
torglyelhe tglirleaCedtale'which preyed two
of my. suitors worthleasi" : :•• '• .
• yreed,frenithe-veikhei.dialing.beauty •
-.bearned on the •undlinwed radi
ance, and : her hand thrilled to his , toaoh.
- Need We say--that,they 'were happy 1.
• • • .
What Woni4 Caul).".
,
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•. 4 , As.a wil /. e ,and mother,: woman 'can make( . Ski ••r alti - 41 1S 'Alw - 1 Oiune T and-,-happinetis of- her- - ..•
'
husband and, childrein and evortif she did
• nothingelse, surely- this would, ,bea
,suffi
cient destiny.„ By her, thrifti . nrtideneo,and •
-tact .she can secure to partner and herself a • . .
:cenipetence in old age, no nititter,how small,
'their - begfolugs, or tiow -- adyerse alate o6L '.' - •
casionally' be theirs. By her cheerfulness
, she can restore her husband's spirits r aha-!
ken by the amtleties of business.' By ber ..- •
tender care.' she can. often restore - him to • . •
healthi.if dis,ease has seized upon hie over- ~,
tasked. powthf.• By, her counsels and her ' •
'IOVO, She can win him _from bad . company,
_ if temptation, in an evil hour, has.lda
_him I''..,
'astray: 'By her example, her precepti, and:
her sex's' insight into character, she can
- mould her children, howeveridiverse their
dispositions,, ifite_good and tioblemefiatid . . •
-,wonien.„:lAnd.: by,leadinvin - all iiiings,,]_a _ , _ •
true and beautiful. life, she can refine, elle-.
vats and spiritualize fill'vilio-corue` within - . - ----.-
lier• reach, so that; with-•-otlie_rii'ot her sex ..,
emulating and. assisting her, she can even-.
tually do More to' - regenerate the world than
all the statesmen or reformers that ever kg- •
islated. Slie can, do as much, alas! per- • .
haps even, more, to degrade man, if :she . ,
'cliebsesit..,--Whoocan estimate the evil that • -
woman has.the power to do? As a wife she
can ruin her husband by extravagance,.fol- •
IY-, or want of, affection. She can make a
-_-devil and outcast 'eta Mau, who might oth , ' - -
erwise, have bedome a good member of so- --
atty. She can bring-bickeringsotrife and • ..
perpetual discord into what-lias-been a hap... .'
- py. home... She - can - change. the .innocent.
_ 'babes whom God hasentruated to her charge • , -
--int-o-Vibrineff and even.,_vilerivonien. - She
can lower the moral tone of society:WA:lf, , •
and thus. pollute-legislation lathe spring- - -
head.- She can in - fine, become an instru
ment of evil, instead of awangel of goOd.- 1 -
Instead.otemking flOwemOl., truth, 'purity,-
beauty, and spirituality spring tip in her • ,
JiMtateps-,--,tili-the whole earth Smiles' with_.... ; ,
.-loyel_inessflitit is almost celestial, she can
transform it ailitiie - k — alid — blastuchieserti --
covered with the scorn of all evil passions;
and swept by the bitter blasts of everlasting
death. This is what woman Can do for the
wrong-as well as for the right. Is her mis-
~
",lion a little one ? Has she no " Worthy
,work," as 'has become the cry of late 7
• Man may have a hardier task to perform, a •
rougher path to travel, but he has none loft- •••
ier, or more-influential; than. woman's.--.-
Woman's Advocate. • - • .
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.11 0S T IMPO ITANT TO
j_ir.i_ LADIES.—Ur: Geismar's 'relobatted 11ssrrne3.
Vila, nave, boon lung and widely known as invariably •
certain In removing any stoppage, irregularity, or sup
pression of the menses.
In the Female Hospitals iu Vienna,. Pirli,and Berlin,
they. have entirely superseded the urn uf all other Irene-.
dies; beCRUSO, where a cum Is alainable by Illedioll llll
agencies, they are. certain of success. ol'heir astonishing •
where) , would be almost , incredible ; if nut-vouched for
by indubitable testitnuny, iu numerous instances pro
ducing retnrias of the mouthly-period &fist all hepe_hlui •____
'been abandoned. .
In every case, from whatever cause the obstruCtion
may arise, as also
..to 'prevent pregnancy where the
health will not admit of increase of Wally, they are
always ellielent; fur which reason they Must not be used
during pregnancy, though alway . Mild, healthy, so"
and certain in their effecus:
--. Married ladies will find particular instructions in the
directions, in which 'are stated invarious y t oms
byd.._
..
which the causes of the suppression may be de
explicit •
tions. , .
Each box:will be signed by Dr.:ll. O. 00.0 81 , 121 -
Principal Office, i 27 ti Liberty Street, New-York City •'-
,Responsible agents will be appointed for their sale • I
soon as practicable. In the mean time all orders are r .
' be addressed to Dr. IL O. (Isissssa;l27is Liberty Street
.New-York City, or to box 240 N.-Y. 'est 0111 CO, and _
• box will bo sent by, return mail, as they are •put uptii
healed envelopes, and can be tent -with the sttictost pit
vary to any part of the' United States.
- . 6ALITION TO' LADIEff.
various not only inellocHvo but
Lunde
act
pounds purporting tote "I:3:MAUS Pli1:8 " WNW gll kinda./
of names as "Mex. PALL/3," SITE* Plus," *4:l4x.nsw
viLt.s., , r “rouoDicAt.vu..l.B," ke. arei attempted,„-to - isi.,.. „
palmed o ff *am the credulous. or tinwarnit'is only
necessary for ladies to be on their guard agrainsctibe at.-
..tempted imposition, and in all cah ,01.-wbens there is no
authorised agent for the sale of,."lln.firtssaxes Has
, ...Heusi MA." to order-directartnu him by mail, by re..
turn of which a box wllthe(sont. ' ' • , .
J u1y,25, 'M. .
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Messrs. Gorki. Ross, Lebanon; R. T.lllUer,-Yorlq B. '
~ •Allerean,--Itarrisburg D. IL Jones. a Co., Harrisburg
isurtentk Herron, Erns; Stewart . '* Sinclair, . Erb; C.
yelleyOdilibech. . . „ - ' . .
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MUM files.
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p xteesive "atknii .piai d, =, and Deti!ar Is Xs&
inetruinesta ot ever"
t eat 'atialit r the Ws a iTallai, Nib &Oa
i'ateut SlASPnigii4llC4Sosz 04=tridr—
iiiihnit's Doisioir Pianos, stela/WIN ' tit ti.
(tams, Milos, tclmi* *ink, /1adm..t.., 1 , M. man go,
Residents of the constri will . be V' -
othisOist . with. zliasiki thellsoil Wliare= 4, l4;7l . ;
11t_toperms.. Miring one ofthe
the Owned ' Mates,'" bet 4700101ent otr",-;:--11 w 1•
ipaylsevoi me with a call estenthirt.-- • toota. . ,
. Dollen 16. Xenia aspiiiiii4en_tha wad nonn!_a_
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''ialici to let..84F."1"111651.1111". Mir illi":7110342
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013AVARE 1 : ' Iiik.RDItA.RE•I •
~ • „mot usosersolmtor-TIPP. caw= 1 .
. o -PtLYNE-11r8ONvadtaislaiatinaleitalt Older* hi—
kniellaut; Getniantuid IllatiPth IfildwihrliWrOU, thrit
c.;1,101,te the MUM.; °not medial" elni;lanuiets, and the
publieleterillyilitiratlani ilaga atock*aatat ent
that lino** selling fames nomMtafde fanny than
any-other tionanita a oonnb • ".; -', :' •
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