Huai laraontg. HAY MOWERS. The genius of modern improvement pro mises at no distant day to rob bfiy-makiiig of one element of the picturesque,' although' it has not yet wholly succeeded' 1 in 'banish-' ing the hand scythe from modeifff scenery. Yot the scythe is wonderfully effective, jri' comparison with the pradtfcfei&f'the Mexi can who cuts his grain arid, hay by 'handfuls with a common knife. This’ most improvement 1 on the- eeritu-' ries was*madeby : one l of'th& I fif;st ironworkers of Massachusetts, moWthad tivb' hundred years ago, in the veKpThfancy Of thqt cold-, 1 ny- In the ydar T64ffltbe'(renteral Assembly; granted to Joseph l JerlkOS dflLyrin, the' ex clusive fbhfteeft years “to ihake experience of his"abiHtyeh .and'iuyeri'tibn 'tojf making hiS patent Tor ye moro 8pe l bdy cut- ) ting ofgrasse.” His improverhen t eonhfsted in making the biadO longer in strengthefaliig Tlf at "the’ Mantle ‘.tfin'd' 7 b^' ! df itoh 'td : -'tee'(Back] 1 thuf materially Yrffpftjving oldl Bngi is tbenimtisej'Whi'ctnYirs'ah’m'r thick and heavy, like,a bush scythe,- -Im nearly to perfect ion,for hand uSe, and ihen gave way ,ta tee. mowing-machine. .. the nature our jtli'e qf-laptor, ahq;, tp.&fi'km tent of our. agriqqltural operations, eVgrc spire to incirease.the use l of the, mower,.andu all other implements and 1 machine that, willi expedite the labors- of tee farm;' especially where the '6ettß'op''is sboft J ft'nd"the‘ ; 'l ( ab6t;S' , of sowing' aricl f plh, ! i'ting i 'Sprifig‘ ' i erOps" are ing. ThesqiiniplqmeptStare of ,every: i yapi i ehi ty and fbrm,and ace brought-toiteeidooriiof-. every -farmeiv-F.Eachsfjo-ndi fia»»ai>oew.> an'tfi useful point 'added- and l the ; later imprOvO ments' cbhfblbiiig &ll, r, 'iite ‘ f&r "sdberibfjtb'' those in agi'iculturapoulqibaye'attained.dts present,, condition,-i ! had -the-inventions of-mac-Mn'es been delayed thirty'years.Sibce iB6O-tew manu factarero < : hlive’ I’filohef* 'produced “third : hundred and fahfteefi'tebdsapd'And tiipety-" four macfyine'sj ; 'of ,itne“ presenf'year,,,ana "'itt I jte,,con^4<iore^..tli L ai 11 a common mnwomwiftrout frpj» sight,,,to nten-- acres in: a day of twelve, hours;, u is L ..-.it The crop bf >hay in tbe-'ccwntry' is .soffit' cient to Stimulate Uo r ture. The'’''<oj’d < di!' gr6wh L,, in thp' ’llriifedl. States antjey|n : ,>y 896 tons, 'pjf .yrijlcp) ( y,.EngJand,.ppo'duee(i, 8,869,209- tonsjiani:Vermont, alone 940,1781 tons;— Rutland Hefaicb GRAIN I ARMIN G'. IS. EEMSYLYAM A* I. ) 'aOTATIOX OF CROPS.' ■ : - rV! ’ i One o JJj tee’ editors pf- tf>e 'Ameriea>i %griii culturist (N'dwioYorkr- City/phas < been'-rustL' eating i n tHbj ' dlseuteesh our farming/in. eeyeral:‘»rt,iqlesj andvin ;vav rious connections; We bktrdfct the follbwh ing and 'Will.-m'nke fli'fthor l excerd ( t9,‘that We. may “see oqraqlyes; ; There ismudh mofe-übifortoityin the ro- : tation of >eropb ,itt>'Edsfceito>'Pennsylvania' thaU 'ahticiphted.'' The‘l6w«to 'part* Of Bran,claps of !tnp Susqu-Ohanna, , J svhi,eli •we 'rqV ceiitly visifpd, dia-. triotB,ain:d :the;besi farming of the Stato-would COmaunder the headof,cereal agriculture: * €)oly about a 1 foiittk partCf tho State 1 wias* put : dOWn ab’lmproved Tarid* in 1850, aiid withj'a'll' of TO.barii. than athird|p.i t.hpiState now-undeiucultirl vation. - Thereiare ;still considerable tracts of unbroken ' forest,' and vast 1 regions of' rough, mpttn l taiiriehls'', ( ihnd, Wltid'la''the“luni l bermon'ate' | , of ; alt ’latgp trees, and 1 ibacihg. |B,’ | iiiij|e a 'second, 1 ’op, third growths ;The .beskifarroibg is W -be, foundin the;vftlieyB,of the river® and creeks, where the soil is almost uniformly fertile* an d well ad apted to grain' and! grassd. ~-u 0 The rotation is. a-five or Si^'yCara l cotirse, beginning with corn upou’a l clOVer tM- tito othy sodv The.limipg* of the‘land, Whi'eh is almost universal, takes placuiyic’onne'ction with this crop.,' The lime arc the. main reliance foivtbe eqrn crop, which yields from forty to* sixty bushels to the! acre. •: ,- ■■ d! ••• !■ The second course is eitber'Oats Or'a suto-: mer fallow! The best uSage is in' favor Of the oats, for say that it is i!n, itself a, paying crop, pnd- ; ,fioes not very’mueh dh’j minish the subsequent crop of wheat.!’ -.-.L The third coursei-is winter wheat, for which preparation-is made by spreading 1 all' the manure of the farm ; upon the'oat bub ble or fallow, it in. The M-pdi-i terrancan W’hpa.t. is’ the variety most com:- rapuly üßed r; apd i&P yipld in, good grass is from twenty to thirty bushels per aero. The 1 white varieties formerly-used were, more pro ductive, but were anore‘delicate,’and/more liable to be destroyed' !by ! insects. At the time of sowing the wfiekt/titobthy lhsow'n, and clover'the followinglspring,* about-.the lust of tbeift’o'sts, when the 'ground'is-cracked' with ; ’ : , :l ' V,' This over as the 'fourth.. course,! off' which there, ares,frequently two chops takpn in the sumo season, one for hay . and the. second for .seed, .of which the yield* is> from' one and a half to two ahd a half bushels. Tb* fifth year thh titobthy 'has the and this crop is continuedVforbne oi; mire years according to"<?ii’(iuni i Btaiibeß.. If the grass is good, or"'.if manure‘is,plenty tor top. dressing, it stays in' grass until wanted,to begin another rotdtioii.’ - Where grocn crops are turned under for manure, there ’ls a div'Sygity of' I pra;cti;be‘.' Some plow wjhep the cropvis' in its most spej' eulent state. -yhle f6op„clbyetVis whpp the heads,.arAjjaMitncp.ed brojyn. The rqaii V IH‘J. , i 1.r.tl THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1867. son offered for this practice is, that the bulk of the crop is then the greatest, and it un dergoes most rapid decomposition in the soil. Others do not plow in clover until late in fall, and after it has been well pas tured. If he reasons they give for this prac tice are;:, Ist, that turning ip tho clover green, m.akes the soil, sour,.and has », ten dency,,t,o bring in sorrell. 2. It has a bad influence -.upon subsequent, crops., ,3. In w,aifing until fall, you; have the, advantage of pasturing, and:if the cattle, are kept upon 1 the pasture, as,, they should be ( ,everything the field produces,is returned to it. ~4v Afore carbonaceous matter.is returned; to the soil. What you joso in tops, you gain.in the roots of the,clov^p,yrhjch;hayefour Or-fivemonths longer..,to u ; , §; ( Better, props, follow. Some of,.the- best fkrmers in i?ehnsylvania foil,9jre.thisimethod.altogether. ,-,,.Othoip, still; wgig untili,,the. following, &prteg!pMn.dif-turn: in.tb.e.clcsypr j.upjt.aspt begins, to grow.; . , larger arpas of land, are kept under fhft Elqvy.j.tkaa ds. commpn')inx,thejHdairy; regions. fiqlds.nbf .-frOmii fifty apres,are ;qf.frequent oeeurenOb ulffpom one 300 acre farm .tfiftt fgmoiia BuffalOfY found 8g -aci-espn than ,one ,half tun, whole the [fartp; thpse jMtoom&W iq, dairy regipnsj ih !t yery;,littje .raiaea in, frtimek WQ^^pn-.eirsv ;.Yh ls l; 1 ?Pffttiog i is,|y ) oiy jyqlluadaßted-SS:#. O : t cq»o<J .be eiiangedijOEiitltO) bettor.™ <%md> ■vy ; ith,;th;e v mah,uro made, gpogiilie; ,faryn„fqr P) Of tJhdidjL gpAflp.t.jjuupfe rgfsgd-, ojfk&pt! itftt.PAßPly pthe Ifm'lly pgd iih'o.ngai-eBtyiUage jpWkOit. -,lpbe, of. ) 9jheq t 9iptric]t^j l alsodn,th.e, haya„n I o.,4'P'if'h^ifL i< theveulfi!y^ ; f?dpi'[of' T,hey c.ertalpjiy! probably jfpg, winter, AA4l%hfAlBbArgrs., ()i! hr,rain > apd.pay fl arg. | tho, prip'eipal, .ppodgqta, spld., frpuq rt -,iar.pus. ( 'Jgepejj a, so 'the win«, tep, andj iSotge -raising, of. poykf.agdLgrna'lbihg. .liumniA Kef liri .r-A [i; >i dsiiiw ; W WC: i-? “ b . t “ ! Go,srqoB,’7, : yhb pdftettkei rural the Saturday lenujme'rates "Uj -It is prqtty I)oo? practice for, a farmer to, d#|rid ddl^,l.t ; fifty ..fibres’ 'of iahdfaC a*kast'of'^‘^2o()b,‘.and-- then in tee thU'd.yeau surrender .about,a fifth' - of it to 1 thenriar^ l b. r ft?l®??,ft ll^'d'SOJ^ l o^ daisies. ~ . .*V’ ' . .pfaetiqe fo' hhlf l ,manure,tealf, plow Ih&Tf'AliMknd'Satf/cuftiya^u/fieidji'aii^.'tiKeu'' t’''aif'half 'a ef.bp.li'. i .1,0 kpep two mferiorj scrgijviiy, sppuhftpwSj, for qairy f purpose^,,fh at,give milk 1 onq goodjphe,, Unci more food Ilian,’ three •, J '• V ,l i f'b'purch , ase,'in iown SOq'.'foads ’o’f.iiyeryt' stablo manure, lihd’slfffer fidff of Better boine' made manure,to.run -fo, waste, „ <\ 1 f’o attempt'to'fatteia,three hpgsiiito pa just'bas fmuch .’.feed,,as; would'keep two grojyijigf, ‘.Tp 'esti i ipate j |i;grihuitural; i as'^arjoan^t^ bors rakes, mowers, and all soi-ts.iOf jiipple waiting for a. rise, till na^ ( t& feed; rats’add niicej and, iH’e r ; eniaiiider f sinehs . like the essence and is, 40 per cent.'' ’’’ I, .’ 1 TV pftmt out a b'igjorehard pf ehbiee'fruit. a t of ahd^ie'jtliem'’,l^^p\,qr^fie.' ii; '^ It‘is ;pqliey.;pot to keepppsted on thq, marifet y^d : 6'f‘t^e J .^]p^uc^j^[a^'iBe, o ,.dgc( i to spe.iulatorp 't'Q mpney out’oryouf lab,or than you tkkft tlfe t PftPers. "7.^,'. b ' fi ' .■:D ' Ji.i4-."f .»■!■—t--i- ■-■'■in -(it '.i:' ,'t±: ’•Mri .... ’ r i'-til Mi ’■ !<•!' m'.-m-xi-. fly The popular opinion is that hoeingisidonei w&fkkfoe’tfP Mil*;"»R|ll not be difficult to show that faithful hoeijqg does ptuch mofe thtj.jnj this, feyon .toj warning, rnia nuringthe hpejngyjp, the weeds, -- T{ih‘'a{c'‘abbiit 'uki.s.Valyyays'toqisk jj'he. hotfer t'he jday fp.e. 'WPhO iyioiajt it is,; It bfiS, been ascertained 'that'inVa hejt day in July,, mbfe t ( hj»n thirteen gaUbps,,qif.w,atey, have .been found to. evaporate irpto.jai single aero of |iin.d. The 'soil hps.a, strong hjttra,c tiOu flu* .water, an'p.i.t isa partpf'iihe.dpty of. the atpicjsphere to penptrate thpVsoil. and. iubjstep I.t, as well as.tp .give us.hhe' brqath, of.lifp. ' sbil on its part, jinks,t,‘ bfl in a sOitable' condition to receive it. If tjie eur fabS'ih: eofh ! |jafct,air' enter it'.';’ T When' > ;t.hb weeds hire destroyed oy ftihe’ ho'e‘,‘ su'rface,' is'made' "ldohej the'’tor ’pene- trdfek'it frCely,'and ‘ carries along .the{'moist, ture 1 . if'contains, ai¥d tAws waters tse‘fielcl, : It fdnowsj'tpenViihht! ®’ field often 'Koe'd,' whether tHerd , are‘ i HV’eeds 'of npt, w,ill 'with-' stand better' thag jone that' is not’. The .soil is as active as the air,'fbr''the too-’ toent 1 the air enters, the soil robs' it of its moietur,e ahd passes'it to the' foots of the plants. Thus a caref'qily cuitiyated field' may bb 'covdfed-wfih'luxuHati^ , cfsu& during a drp6'|ht, while those on the' hard‘.surface’ of' anoth'er 'may be v perishing' fdf 'want of ni'distitre.— -IPkip ‘Jthiglaiid Farmer. ■ ■ Wounds upon'animals, at this season'of flies andaquiek putrefaatioh,meednthe most : prompt, attention. i Wqfcnow of no better appiicatiomi than .(hot i,pihe: : ;iarymot *hot epoiigh toiburn.)v,;, l lt.-maiy. , be 'piit> bn-albne, br as a plaster upon a pieee. of eottbn cloth: Look fa the heads, of, ratos.j' o - s Dr. Eobert IPatterson of Chicago, having had his attention called to this subject in his discussions with'the German Infidels of that city, is contributing a series of articles in it (“ Speculation on the Stars to tbe Family Treasure of Xenia, 0., We except thd fob 16 wing r COMETS. "’■ J Tfe, can, .obtaip no, more satisfactory ; edimt' of the comeWwhich belo'ngj or diight to- belong,'to- our system,-from''thb lists--of astronomers, than Lee of the aptual numbers of ( ,the;,.lte,bpl.Army, from the piiuster-rpjls. Arago says; that should ’ lie found vyitnih thW'dr^it'of.tiranus, or s6u ; bfift|; fi tfib : nutfibef 'for-' t-HoM’ Ipassing iUvisibiy fifi-the 1 day,w7*,osBSooo.'n;Mereteheli de’madds' 22,000jS OPA; Qther«! calculate exact1y.,17^58,424 the.. Iman of great moderation, contents himself !with 325,108, while a .beggarly scribe {h'Wfre ■ AT&vfA 'British ideabitfSss, ton-frugality. wouldnpWt -uff.'nfffjwith'ijaiily; 2,§§6. yßjjt-.itrjp useless •tPj^uarve'l.oakqut to count our comets they are not at'all.. •MSifSu'irjf* has ‘his orEltf 3 lAf’fHW skmbiratid W<essN6'fildi6aV0 > i]^(<fis9^' > wlh'dfe'J ; as we have only dne-fourbli .that!imumber'.! This is too bad, seeing is from this -stuff, our manufacture cosmo -0 il : ''hdt 'tee WbAt Of' “it. ■Wuiatfiß in igtbjtkdi&igeb'ofdOSin'gour bofaelis 1 itu'jiipfi,Having- teem; .reduced, te jigere-iyap ( ors^ ( qui,te I tp..,manpfaeture' ]a,solid,earth from, and as .unfit for shatter,-. sollp piift |lby r fe'ifikmg the' Dev6lWp-“ mebtiworld-mAkdrSjfikeotber'juveh'ilWorkM ;ij\en,;iiai|iHS,q ;,themgg|g'es ; ;pq.eas.ioqally j,w ; ith r ; breaking up some of the planets they hay ( e, made, pnd need a sledge-hammer, and smith for ,! fnA'l;'lj)u¥ji6 l sBl fi ‘‘ The; of-sinhe scores Wf ihb'firfi bits. .of.-MArsvistadiiJiupiteuv immediately sugk ;gfBj®d j ,ghe ;I £qp^tipgs K ,>V’bnßqi' ; qidi]t}iey : cpnse> 'And, as some ot our world-makers,, have ac 'c l epte‘d f 't : S6 J t!ci!rsd^y l keBouht “of t'He origin'6f •the littleiBtkife' , by-brfiiiikjng ! Uptee ! bi’g mbonsj •i tt;W : ashneBeBakßy)7to.!> procure--sSnieteingiitO) jb^,^C; ! t,hjep)!.,willb.f, ii The regular,pjanefs, be-, 'ing.oii very ! good_ terms .with"'each other,- ihkvq'hq'nption o?'®eaking into thefy honest. -nOighßoY’s Kf6iiseS ! j'but thd-feb'inetsjfikSiHng & ! Idissipatedtiappehmice,' an;d irregiuiaT'h'abitSvf ‘were just the characters,ito..engage ilk-such! (exploits; and one was engaged accordingly to bombard an inter-jovial planet, and break ,lriM up'ub'tdTit’fcie'b’itsi'’’illost h;oweveri‘ij ust-at Ahis' jun'Oture,sa; numibfir-'-ofi astronomers, spclt-as BssseH! Struve,) Avagfi*,; apfi- pttiqrs, Jajd jjthej cpmelgi }l an.d} -took their biudgeons ana sledgq7'hanimefa. ff6m ! ‘’them,“leaving thebi v 6'niy tfdrispkrent vapors-,(through“which thb 'Sm'allCst disti-n ally, visible, ian d- com pared with#, whi chi the )ighteBi l mist, ; ia, B,olidity itself. ...Profes has determine,d to give them Bnow-hall9 and lumps wlic%‘ i 'to' ,, aefe , nir thhfnselves wftfiV 1 Eeichenbaeh, the wol-ldteown- 'Eurdpban' soiatherist,- alleges that they/firo; busy.mak ing ?fp n m§te,qric stoue/3 and.jron t do übted iy looks aggressive. Prp.fessor Pier.ce,- .oFCambridge, I "reports, to, the i?ren'cH'A.cad-', erity," ih St Tm'nat‘rs 11 66“ meB i 6 , f I858 : 8®’ flhfuSl- 5 ' ly> • a* metal 1 ic'-nucleus',’ifromothree -tb Itw'e'n ty" tipiOSi ttee density of Water4ytbat; is;heastern than mu ( r bl§? fh r the,smaller,..and than.gpld,. for the larger of jtiiqse guesses. But qn the, -ybry^‘same''page 1 ‘df wur’Scientific.’Annual ‘ '(lB6i ! j p.' 40#}, : M i r."E'em l jilay' stoutly'conte'nds' fob/the inecdssityofidisarmHn'gvteetnf'land of aljggipg thatyAj.aiComet.is hs-bodyt ofi gAseousi iri its parts, and nearly, but not., perfectly, to-dispos’d of ; ttie l| cd'mdt's 5 predict,..of ! whethhr they! shall , ever; ajgreei ejt)hqr.,o,n the fapts py v th.eogfieß oinfcnyphftpor: flumboldt derides Halley’s fantas tic "pei-io'd Of 57S;y,ears, in which* the great pomet should haVe appeared at of- the-human Tacep and quotes'En'cke'ivs'Te ducingits.period tq, 8,814 j'ears; which leaves us vq^-jEiWr^ ip|giei¥qbjbdtj -j .}); J- -. V til- .!•!..V.- i;- TSEEMWETEES'. ' ' i ‘A ■ 'Sphibwhat interesting 'discuVsibih ,h‘as be'dn 1 going oh In.the titnc'pastVon 1 the,sii 6ject’ of Standalrd 1 TUcf-j mptoCterS. ‘ Sbcpe, 6f'tpq ’ bahts' elicited' ap pear hot to be know'h 'sdlrnuch as tney dev. serve. Itfappears / that the‘,kefd ali'yherntbnfefefsi as a'riileVrise in a,inprith ) oi* 'so ‘after ithb'ihstpu are I !to adel ,-T|iis’ ris’e' 'Varies' ' generally' 'between and 2°« The bulb's of th'e best thermometers siaould,' therefore, be' blown'some months before'thc instr-umeiiti fire! .pomteif' fn. this -man ner. thekreateir paft of the. error may'be ayoidedV Bveh' after iill'ddpVlifedtoitions, have he.en taken, the therihoto’eter/shoul'd from' tpji'e.'ip titoC be either'eotophred wifd another Btah r datd;which' hds; been repeatedly cheeked, or w hotolthis canrioV be cfbhpj' its zero shopid be 'indnpe'ndlently. 't’ested .by.toeanV bf.meltihg ice. The use bf boiling water is objectiona ble for tlip .purpose of testi'ngV 'as it h'as'a ten den ey-'to'‘permanently raise-"the;zef’d; ! of the instrument,' even if : it~has- been undhapgpd add; correct before iramerSionJ The 1 to ost likelytoause of rise’ is •the ph'e ; sided pressure of the 'airi; : J The bulb* does not' acquire, on cooling, its original -Size for ' soiue* months. BWeryvt'herrilometer 'lbdseji its' accuracy,' for many months, when'eyer It 5 has served for the determination of 'higher‘temperatures ; and there are very few thertootoetei's' iq ! use in'chemical•iaboratbrie's th'nt do not ‘come under -this ;head.‘ r Ah iristfifmeht; after. a#i: justmept, cain only onpe ;hd 'hSedfbr a'cciffhtp 1 deterihination of nOilahg-p'dj nts '‘witho’ut;ref eifebmstanfeealways lost sightobf 1 in tohetoibal' rese'hrcibes,' and which ASTRONOMICAL UNCERTAINTY. explains, no doubt, many discreponcies be tween statements of different authors. gtortisOTfutji. COLTON. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, Originators of : the Nitrous Oxide Gas for the Painless Extraction' of Teeth, Forty thousand persons have inhaled the gag at-our various officeSj withoubfaiK aeoident or failure. The names and residences can be seen at our offices in Philadelphia,Bpstoiii;; New York, Baltimore; St. Louis, Chicago,. ,Ciipnnnati, andiLouisviUe. , . Come to the. Headquarters; Wei never fail. ;r :: New Fashion f0r,.1867. ; u ••■■ ■ -1 i "s nc k n &:> Aif i »■«! > ste>w up A H «-». t! -1i >; ofcr*i; ' jfliis 1 is nqt onlya new Fashion, but ft iiciv’ arlieie of Skirt,' maclVon aR doveYiifa'A yetis’opert'ectithatshe ladies libritend it'&houldhe-ealled Perfection. . :u; : :i| J mtjii j, 1::'J; II: We would here call particular attention to the 4.8 Yo.i Like^rror _ iraHWe’ ,l 3hi’i{tpsxi«ttaiHg down the frojtt.ofCWc6feirt;ctt,if springs itnryoront'wafdlji; aud'-reirdiry yrwiSo i the slightest pressure, thus-allowing them to collapse, 'so that the skirt occupies,t£e,smallest possible space ' while sitting, riding, .or in passing through .a crowd, | thhfiplfeMdrb’-fAsfeiiiovtJdl'tHSe'dliirt restfmea { .lli; . Tne novelty, and utility of this contrivance .needs blit he alien to’be'appreciated. ,'i;o j a»; tVßulTor .wa4Cj)fjsj»afi«9Weit?iighLhei;e;pt}hlisyitihjt>4f sands of extracts- from letters we are daily receiving, js‘^ l 4aktSg ! it/ ! fiil^lgiie^t ; Jthse i£f 1 ~SI9” ;7t?j-K'w '< rrr . W,: •( liiriJ Jit'id'iiHi iiuuß.'/i! nji .-.uoiMiu are now so well known for their i superior shape, tnate eria’l, add workaiimshipjithat ieisparhajls Unnecessary Jttflp Uf,sa.y, t t^t ( yfej have greatly enlarged our' assortment of. stylos! both :of 'cfur o'Mn -make aiid 3nip6r f atii On,' and J dkn hbw 'safoly yOur,future patronage. Manufactured by the Sherman iiSi'ißT Alfh''CofisET , G6MpSlNir, ! tjf Vh'e 1 fo.i , jthejJJmtedjSthteB,:;,!i.uv, .oirit .Retail jp P/nla^e^hip, ., ’ ; , 'AT OUK BRANCH OFFICE'.' ' •H&t ftorSi my23-8m , —-ont-.u-rws aimi- q;h 'no ,! i i Th'ejtrainsiof .' thc'BehnsylvabialCentral 'R: Jt! leave! the itepotj,. at ~31st| .and Mfftkfit. {Streets, a which ~ia, reachecl ''directly by ‘ tlia cars 'of the ' Sireet Passenger Balt way. u-Thijse! ofdhfe Chestnut- add Waf ! tow i StßEriNjG Car Tickets can he had on application at ;tKei>rihUhft)fficg, o Nob63d feh'estahl!lfet.feeti“ f as\j ! itt‘lthfe* t>j nj: t w 7 bji;:; ,?■(!!; .aclup 'nodi iJdlw Liiw ■ Agents or; the Cnion Transfer Company will .call ifor and-delivelr 'bkgga’ge at 'th'e-’D'epot; 'Crtfcts ttft tk' ;NOoABl|,,ChestpptpS,lhtgetif:or r.No. jl.i SouthjjElev.eiUh-; Street, will, receive attention. , , • , . i hWO-ft ('Vijt ej: i.rJ . lUFft In, ’ t TRAINS IEAVE DEPOT,,VIZ.: - [, ■, : lO vriu,l>:<v!»: (Mi j-.imui; Vi: «•>>•. .• ;Ui!‘ iol ,’^iir , >F.A“S'B>LINE '&i!BRIEiEX!PR'HSB.'/....',d2d6 P.MtMti " , -m*NfcASTE©AeOOMMi&UAT!ON.v.'■R.<w ln>; cinciMati 7:ao «' . ‘ ERIE' MAID 7:80 PHILADEDPHU .:i PAOLI ACCOMMODATION, No. 3...' 9.U0 “ Erie Mail leaves' dMly, exbept 'Sat,ur<lay. ' §s?ej>£ Plliladelpma fixpresa leayes dgSly, - All other trains .dailyjPexocpt^uncliiy; 1 -''■’ '«o’n Vn.Jo’fr! i.9o»»ut.-' eBtBJD AKBUEtHIjV'BXPBBSS,v.y IW i.tf .m PAOLI ACCOMMODATION, No. 1“ 8.20 , <‘ UI -,' r! •I2.AQ:R'i Jfc PAS^lljip, paoili accommodation, No::?:.. 4.10 6;20j i ...“ r. n ; Philadelphia Express and Fast Line arrive'&ailyyJ '}*»«.; •< lift;* Lhu.-// Ji 1 Cincinnati Express arrives daily. All other trains daily,*Btisep6 l 'Sutidii!y. ti .‘.u.-t t; v.n .tnlm e tiflf any risk for,Baggage, except for Wearing Apparel, and litmf. th’efi: #eh'£b'ilMbilieji to'"Ode ‘ Htjrfdred' lloftiirfe fii' 1 valueti.; ABißAggXgeies^ogdingiJhajt'a.mbpnt.Jp vjtlijji/, wilf be at the risk of-the owner, unless taken by sper ci&mm&ii •.« . bvi •• oiuor {U-MuTut I iirU; ;« ;• v jj-< JOHN C. ALLEN,‘Ticket Agent,,63l Chestnut St., -gAftfiM. H?WAJjLW<f4‘si®'A, tfeW-- pok:::. vt■■ l ■<t iliifi-t •,»’« ■ 118 .thyif, liti’«. '(/M, ‘feint! r.'ifj; • ran?, daily,., e.xcppt.'Sundpyi.; For full particular Ans to‘fare' aim 'accoinmoddfidnsj’' lBM)odteStvetiL * „VTRf.:it! i i— -■*/■/ rr-i;t; n rf.* cftoTl —fcrnr? —~ t- , ri-. .n, ;; SOM.T* ~ Send fifty cents for a Specimen Copy of the beautiful PHOTOS RAF® MARRIAGE CE&TIFICA’tfB. ■ ,ir > .10(1 '. V- ! KEx'RAR'fA CRIDER, Publishers, Febt^i-^ly.- ?* h. •»H 'A O •' ! . i) 1 1 }•;•<• ■ Ytirk} Pai r > •• < 1 . ;1F f, TTTTTrTTTTTnTrTT - ~ “ ITO PPESTNIJT STREETS v: • 'dealers; 1 in." #*:. Si, _ * I i >•' ‘ i > j 1 7fiioivo:i *v> s" W’ Ikvr •;* > _ s j A ,:y , r . liun-'i y- ,u .. Goods delivered in any part of the City; hr packed securely ior the Country, i 4ft r-il 'O'ti.ii <>* i'; 1 ANn 7 ' 1 8 / a | t - lyiV) U.'lja':i>.' ‘ifi'j’ >'i Uf'- f’ -: !• :• *:i i 5 ■• 1 fil r IJ.tiiM I : l*'i »*J 7 1 . ':;sjcirsoM:,, FASTEST PRESSES, NEWEST TYPE, SKJXtED WORKMEN. ‘ " AND EVERY VARIETY OF ■ ■ “S[l! < ........ ® **,!& 1: 11. S. h, J'lK ! f > - GROTER & BAKER’Sj HIGHEST PREMIUM WITM Z4TJB 8T IJUPR e I"E*IEJYTB. . The Grover t Baker S. M, Go .vnamifncture, in addition to thnir celebrated GROTER & BAKER STITCH Machioes, tbe most per fect SHUTTLE ot ** LOCK ” Slkchirie in the market, and afford,purobasfers tbe df selecting! after trial and ex amination of both, the one best suited to their wants, nther com panies mannfocture bu tone kind of 'machine, each, and cannot offer this opportunity of selection to their customers. ‘!A '■pamphlet, containing samples ’of both the Grover & Baker Stitch and Sbuttte Stitch in various fabrics, with fall explanations, diagrams, and, illustrations, to enable purchase’ s to examine, test, and elm§>artf their relative‘>merits,-will be famished, on request, from ourthroughout, the country.. .Those .-who desire machines whirh ad the best work, should not fail to send for a pamphlet, and test and compart these stltches for thethselves. ' OFFICE, STREET, Philadelphia. i NATIONAL ■ BlK|litftffi:::R:EPUßLic, •f /.y , ■ Ii: .. Capital, $1,000,000. Fully Paid. PJ^QXpKS: JOSEPH T. BAILEY, f,»vi KS ..vO‘.°f,s»9«r,^%s«*rtj™„!-.. ... EDWARD B. ORNE,- ii >! > 0;b , xOF J. E.:A;K.!Bi Orna, Dealers in Carpetings. natAan .hilles, ; . ' Vri-nld^iitof tha SelxiTih'Njitiona! DaLk. TfILDIASI EKYIEN, t f I . ... » ~,,, ;br I '. ' ; OF Myers 4 Ervien, Flour Factors. bBQOOD' WELSH,' | ; "■'livij :-:tO ' J»- n ■' • • - Of S- A W. Welsh, Commission Merchants. BENJAMIN ROWLAND, Jr., " • Of u. .Coal Merchants. SAMCEL A. BISPHAM. , r, , „ .Of Sanmel IlisphsimA Sons, Wholesale Grocers. a' * 7-' ti.il vjiniiiiibale Bank. FREfIEKICg A.. HOYT, • , i i?} 1 1.*< >ft '-.‘OfiFi it'Brcfth^rjGlothiere. illrw gohiiiit! fiti'M»EMBHpn|:Uiii..- - . cashier, JOSEPH J KtrMPdBD. JAMES M*oo B'E, • .veil ..idid'i. rn-.-iV! 1 '/.iMii, ;> . • • : COAL DEALER. , ,rp'...C'HT":'J if tfietHlU. .'I •• •> '• ■ . Eagle Vein, ShamokiriFandi other Coals, ' iEromFiSfic(most .'approved'Miniss, oomrtarftly kept on hani ‘ YARD, 747 'SO'O i TH- B'6oAD S*TR'EET. : Orders loft,-at 1 918 PINE STREET, or N. W. COfeSF.K ; or TENTH, and, WHARXQN- SPTKEETS, to.. , , ...... : SMYTH & ADAII4, ■ .. I‘ractrlcal JSnannfsctjirers of j ' '8 TJ JP M itvX’ ;0 JB' SILVER-PLATED WARE, V : ‘FACTORY(AND'SALBB ROOMS, No. 35 South Third Street, Up Stairs, 1 —**-jurr -t*~- - r i^ l rQ VRcpfaWt Street,, Secw%d Floor. i‘ ' . . ‘ . , . M(R-ly ■ »>'« --o. ■■■VKiUiiu j; ■-j.it ~ ■ i ; ; i;i O{N:0 { N : l M O'R S V E\ - i-'i . 1 ' ' J } 1 1'! ri; - . I if!'- , AN®' 1, OENtEEMEN’S it! c¥.s Rih' ; .mi'rrustvT’ .i .1 cii , : , ~992 .ajri, PhU^. ''Bi , enWfaßt, ,f Djnno'F;‘eftd s T&ii'4erved ih’the Very best Pqliteiafld, prompt attention. givjep to all who may favor, us iyith their patronage. . ! ■ ' l 'G. RYROJI MORSE. ! : "V i 'FRANCIS'TSrEWXAND & SON, : ‘(Oil’iLl ik*:h- --..if .: : DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OE i • >»•'■»!" vi :a;.h Ja.li .... . Paper <■ ngs 7 : -""Wo. S 2 NortH Ninth -Street. «.v* <•-. *. iu f -bd :■,. ■■/■.'f..: 1 -v.: ONE DOOR BRLOW ARCH ST., : n'-v ~:i > :■ 03 i-jli .*>•.. - \ mar2S-6m . . „ , PHXLADEJLPHIA. ■ '<> .hmhi;: > i“ f. ECTOR'Y i : -V«M ~ ICE CREAM SALOONS. i :727’Aftd;729 Anch, Street* ' P4.rJ.ies 1 ,nnd!;iWeddings furnisheiL,. .Ornamental Con fecrionary, &c., .made to order. t: , ' VvsX rv/ : ; *>• t --!/r, ■, SON, TER r
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