The Franklin repository. (Chambersburg, Pa.) 1863-1931, April 06, 1864, Image 3
*ceb . o. FLow ER SEEDS BY MAIL.- . Plower Seeds from their compactness and light • weight, can he safely and speedily transported - by mail to any part of the enantrY, thereby giving those who live remote from the larger towns and cities, 'Where they can he procured , nearly MI equel chance with those living i x , t h e m, for' - procuring at moder -ate rate. all the choice and rare varieties: For the Accomplishment of this purpose, we offer the follow ing collections, comprising the most beautiful and showy Annuals, Biennials, and Perennials, which will beisent by mail free of postage; to any part of the United States. at the following prices: ASTER& 1 12 ex. fine var. Tyuff. neW Peony-ff'wd 24 selected. ... .; 6 splendid glob pcon e y-perfection - 6 finest 2 'lO beatttifel ' dwrf. chrysanthe'in.... lO splendid " (-Rant Emperor 116 splendid 'var. Reid's new Quilled 4 fittest var; Double Gocardcait 12 extra fine var. 'Pyramidal Bouquet 14 sunerior var. Quilled .......... - ' S beautiful Var. new Ranunculi's, flow'd 4 very fine var. new Hedgehog 40 In adation-to these I put Up n collection •of M UM which 1 consider to be the finest ever sent out, it contains 10 Packages of mixed colors of the fol lowing kinds.l viz: Truffaut's New Peony, Peony Perfection. Giant Emperor, Imbrioue Pompons, German Quilled, Itenuneulus, Hedge Hog, Reid's Improved, LaSuptirba, and the beautiful new Aster _ §plendens. one who delights to grow fine low should fail to send for one of these packages.— Price OD. - LSANIS, 12 finest prize Balsams $1 00 STOCKS, 12 snpurb new varieties, ten week large flowering 1 00 " S beautiful new varieties, Perpetual large flowering - 12soleet prize, var. HollyhOcks, Eng lish. from Downie, Laird and Laing s celebrated collection saved from prize lowers 1 50 I.llPiuest, varieties Marigold 6 Newest ' Marvel of Peru—. 5 Select '` Nemohpila 12 Distinct " Ornamental Grass. 12 " Gourds.- ...... ... '1 00 'i Beautiful ," , , Phlox Drummornlii 75 Finest - . " Petunias -50 41g1.1MAN - . FLOWER SEEDS, „12, Splendid var. Pinks.' Carnation ' ' 2 50 " 12 Splendid varieties Pink Picnic° 250 S Distinct ' ' Portulnces 45 " 8 Finest " Sweet Pea 40 " 6 Splendid var. Scabies& large flow'd.. 50 " 6 Extra tine " Snapdragon' 50 12 Selected " , Salpiglossis:. , 73 .12:Superb " Wallflower. double.... 75 8 Slip, new " COCkSOOMbs [ , 75 " • it Fihest " Catliopsis. i 33 " 0 Selected " Climbing Plants 50 20 ' ineleding newest— 2 00' Distinct " Delphinium ' 75 " 18 Finest " " Chinensls 75 -ANTIRRHINUM MAJUS. - Album, pure white; 2 feet Brilliant, crimson and White, 2 feeL Caryophilloides, magnificently strippd, 2 feet_ Defile. rosy_ carmine and white, 2 feet orange-scarlet and white, 2 feet Rondos Feux, brilliant scarlet, 2 feet. btriped -- - Mixed Downie,'Laied and Laing's finest Prize ANAGALLIS, daribaldi. a most beautiful vermillion car, new 25 Nattoleon 111, maroon, Y; foot .10' Indica, blue, fine trailer, from Nepaul, - 3/ 2 foot. 10 ALONSOA. , Warszewiezi,bright crimson,from Chilo l .4 feet 10 Grandiflora, large flowered. bright Scarlet, 2ft - 10 • BALSAM, Finest prize, from Douie, Laird and Laing, of Scotland- Best English prlze,atoublc 'eamel flower—. ..... . ..... " " Rose flowered. " " Miniature " " Persian pale yellow, sweet scented 2.3 flood mixed. - 05 ROSE FLOWERED, Splendid mixed 10 Spotted, six beautiful colors mixed. 4 10 CANNA INDICA, Red, from InditS 2 feet • , 15 Comptteta Flegautissima. large, redish yellow, free flowering. from ionth America, 2 feet... 10 Warseetviezd, brilliant red, foliage striped. from Central America, 3 feet 1 - 25 COCKSCOMB, I _Finest prize. dwarf habit, large combs, very shoWY.N ft 10 Macrecophala Gigantea, brilliant. Fred, very , - largelarnishme heads, from Asia, I 1 ft. 10 Dwarf, rose, very beautiful %ft 1 [ 10 Yellow, new and flue, % ft 10 Now Giant. very,larg.e brilliant red. 1 11. ........10 "pi ate Rosea, a new .Preneb. sort,l.Vz ft 10 7Alixed. ' 05 'White • ' I 10 CALCEOLARIA HYBRID A, Splendid m ixed, saved from a choice collection embracing all the rich and varied colors of this favorite greenhouse flower Grandillora, new large flowered. splendid Neiv Spotted, saved from a splendid collection of Prize floivers by an eminent German flora 'lst; embracing all the rich and blliant col ors and markings peculiar. to this beautiful and showy trine of plants; ft Shrubby, mixed varieties, collected from a splendid collection of finest serf colored and spotted sorts. Mese are half , hardy peren nials and adapted for bedding out in tho open ground duringsu mmer.blooming abun dantly throughout the ............ Huhu:cow., extra-choice CINERARIE, I Pine mixed Extra Select, from prize flowers only New Dwar•" 1 Shrubby Giant Downie, Laird t Lang, of Scotland, Price - iii The various undermentioned varieties produce fruitso the most' singular and grjtesque appear ance, and are very deStnible as rapid climbers CUCUMIS I Aradac' Flesuesn.R, Snake Cucumber, very handsome.. CHossularifoliuq. Gooseberry-fruited Melo Chin', red-fruited DELPHINIUM. Carliopetslum, deep blue, profuse bloomer, admirably adapted as edgings for' laiTe beds Elatum, Bee Larkspur - I Pormosunt, rich blue andwhit e. the Most hand- . . . some and ornamental of the - class making a grand display the first season, if own early 10 ' Grandiflorum, dark blue 05 ' Ilendcrsooi, blue and white, very fine 10 Tricolor, new and fine 1 05 Elston' Speetabillis - 1 10 Chinensus, best mixed L 05 .. . .Azoram, red spotted 25 " ' Caraletun, beautiful spotted ..5 Hybrid-norum. from the best named valetics 25 DIANTHUS CHINENSIS, ' India or Chinn Pink, twenty rare varl'etics mixed V i - '01) Alba, fl., pi., fine double white I 10 Alba Striate, double white, red striped fine ' 10 ileddowini, Heddewig's new, Jaen Pink, a , most valuable acquisition from J apan,plants ~ scarcely one foot high, very busby and coy' eied with a profusion of flowers,-Which mea sUre nearly three inches- in dial :ter, with - colors consisting of rose. crimson nd violet; some are delicately marbled, others self-col ored, suitable for thettonservatory,bovrer or. gardenlo ' DIANTHUS CHINEI4SIS, treddowigi Hybrids, fl., pl., NoVa, Tie* hvbiid ' double flowered, raised by hybredizing Dianthus Ileddowigi with the double Garden - Pink. It throws up strong flower stalks, ' abouti.l4, ftiln height, the flowers are both - double and 'fiemi-double, of the shine size as Op Ileddeni.i. the semi-doubts have the same rich shltdee and colors, the doubles , pure colors without shades i 25 DIANTHUS i Barbatus, Sweet William, mixed 05 " illelvill's auraoular flowered ....... -... 10 •- ~ _.,-.----'` double mixed 10 'G=lll6lOll9, various colors t 05 NEW .A.4.)9) CHOICE VARIETIES OF 'VEGE TABLE SEEDS. I include irtthislist only such as are illw and val uable and not readily obtained. 'llio most of them I have received from the celcbmted English firm of Carter & Co.; London. and they Cti be confidently recommended, includinn 'a few American novelties of great merit. CASTER'S SEET OSYTO „DEBT, : Medium size, good shape, short top, rich deep blood red color, fine flavor, decidedly the , best,bccd id cu lti va ti on . I grew-thiathe past Year and found it fully equal to the recent rirendation. Per pkg i '.5 - V HENDERSON'S PINE APPLE BEET, ' Compact, short top, toots -medium sized and of, a deep crimson, good flavor. ' Per pitg-:- 10 'LITTLE PI-XIE CABBAGE, , Vei'Y early, small. delichte flavor. - . ....... 15 • • Bv.iirrE JAPANESE' MELON.' ' Ws is theilinest. flavored thlit-skinned musk t, i , - melon.-yet introduced. The seed is frotn Japan. No lover' of this fine fruit should fail to try ibis variety ' :: : • J. WESLEY JONES, march 2-21 n Chatham 4 Corners, CoL Co.; N. Y. TIIII.R H. B NDOL'S • MANITFACTURE OF ROSEWOOD AND - GILT- MOULDINGS;. • " ' POKING GLASS AND PICTVRE FRAMES, ;. : 134 every description. IC W. COR, OP TOIRD ANITCALLOILL 579., POILA. Orders to fhotarnest extent _pro ptly cxectited. Orders filled,bir S. S. SHRYOCK, Chambersb 4 g, Pa. Sep 2 8 ; . :1 E XTRA INDUCEMENTS. Persons sending $1 may sele,et seeds at Cata logue prices amounting to $1 10 Persons gu i ding $2 may select seeds at Cata logue prices amounting to ' 325 Persons sendsng, may select- seeds at Cata logue prices amounting to 3 50 Persons sending $4 may select seeds at Cata- • logue prices amounting to - 475 Persons sending $5 may 'select seeds at Cata logue prices amounting to 6 00 Persons sending $lO may select seeds at Cata logue priees amounting to 13 00' These will he put up together and send to one ad dress. or in seperate pa/oges and mailed to the ad dress of each individual forming a club, as maybe desired: In all eases the postage ;will be prepaid. The same deduction will of course be made to any person ordering. I would again call attention to any selection of Asters, in collections, (for a deseriotion Fed page 16,) which I think is the finest ever offered. I sell the eelleetiOn at $l.OO. yet if selected seper ately from the Catalogue it amounts to $1.43. Also any German Stocks. Balsams,Pansies, Carnation, Picotee Pinks, Cineraria and Caleeolaria, B;c., alba which have been received from the most cele brated growers in England. Scotland and Germany, and ar e of first quality. If it should be inconven ient for you to make your own selection, by enclos ing the amount you are desirous of expending, and stating for what purpose the seeds are required, you may rest nsmred that f will make,.the selections in the most jrulicions and liberal manner. Persons wanting a larger qnantity cr - wanting to act us sigent will please address me. During the past two years, our collections of Flow er Seeds by mail, have- been sent to almost' every State in the Union, and s 6 far as we have learned, have given, universal satisfaction, and it is our earn est endeavor to make these collections not only second to none . but to make them' superior to those sort from any other establishment in the country. N. B. Po rtieular nttention should he paid to giv ing The AdtirAgr, 'form, County-rand Rate infpy.— Cate iorm es , wilt he sent to all applicants upotf a're-- e - eipt of a thred cent stamp. Address. , J. WESLEY ,lONES__, mar2=2m Chatham 4 Corners, Col. co. N Y MI .. 250 ~... 100 100 150 1 00 1 00 El TT . ANDREITH'S AGRICULTURAL flit !LI PLEMEN4' AND SEED WAREHOUSE 21 and t 3 South Sixth. Street, Philadelphia, i?a. DAVID LANDRET - 11 & SON, Proprietors of Blooms dale, which ,contains near four hundred ilerPF, in Web filth, devoted to the production of GARDEN SEEDS. are now prepared to surely Country Mer -ehantg, Druggists and all others who deal in Seeds., with large nr small v;urntities, ,by the pound or Trhel, and also in papers made ready for ' , Aniline.. ' The Eqtablistonenttopresented br David Land reth S . on, inis been founded nearly three fourths of a century. , The wide-Rprend`ponultarity. and the demand in , ereasine• from year to year. for ~., Landreth's Warranted Garden Seeds, is evldence of the high value entertained foftliena by th e public.Landreth's larden Seeds are not only favorably received throughout the Union. but are shipped to many foreign ports. Indee3 it may be stated with national pride that they bottle into active competi tion with English Seed and British Soil. David Landreth & Son invite all who are not al ready purchasers of their Garden Seed.. to make a trial of them—assured that they will be found fully egnal to their high reputation. Landreth's Rural Register and Almanac contain ing catalogue of,Garden "Seeds with - instructions. furnished gratis. Also—Catalogue of Agricultural Implements. DAVID LANDRETH & SON. am 12-Iy3 Nos. 21 and 23 South 6th St.. Phila. 1 0 o 10 10 10 10 10 FRESH GARDEN 'S'EEDS for 1864. GARDENERS, MARKET 'GARDENERS AND OTTIERS. PURCHASING SREDS I J N SMALL OR LARGE QUANTITIES, by sending a list of what they .require. WILL RECEIVE THE SAME BY RETURN OF MAIL) ( with the lowest possible prices annexed for •.cash. • -cARRIACIF. PAIH TO BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Seeds pre-paid by mail. B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries. ' Plymouth, Mass. 1•51 9.griculturat. COOK 7 S SUGAR E 4,AP 0 R A.T OR, manufactured by BLYUTER. BATES k Day. Mansfield. Ohio.—We are willing to guarantee that from two acre , : of good Cane, a sufficient number of gallons of Syrup can be produced to cover cost of Machinery, capable of making eighty gallons of; Syrup per day, which at fifty eents.ver gallon, will pay for cost of Mill and Evaporator in fourdays: or where - pan is wanted for a brick archewithout the Furnace. in less time. COOKS SYItUPS have been sold at an average of sixty cents a gallon, and none in market. An acre Of good Cane will produce froth 2 to :M s gallons of Syrup. SEED.- - We offer a Superior Arttele, se lected by ourselves. Sprout, the seed and roll in plaster. Plant in drills four feet apart, from No`th to South. Light soil and Southern exposure pr ferred. although not absolutely necessary. as it will grow on soils where-many crops would bo a failure.- Cultivate as for Corn. 50 1 00 10 10 25 25 Cook's Evaporator hits taken the first premium over all others at two United States Fairs and over thirty State Fairs. - Clark Sorkm Machine Company's CANE MILL and above SEED for sale by 11 - t ELI), A2ent. Office—RxPostronY Building, C imb'g, Pa. The Sorpo hand-Book sent fr• to any per son asking for it. 1:11 ar 2,3 AG R CILLTULAR IMPLEMENT M.A:NI;FACTURERS. WILLIAM L. 80Y,E12 Sixth Street and Germantown Avenue; PHILADELPHIA, Ps, Manufoctureri of the Premium Farm Grist Mill Jj<msx PowEas Atiti THRESHERS, Circular Saw Machines;'Corn Sheller, Grain Fans, Cultivators, ' Barrows, Plows, and every variety of approved Agricultural Implements. . te,. Send for 'Circular aorl.addess WM. L. Bo,YrAl. & BRO.. may 15-Iy Philadelphia, Pa. AMM.-0 - NIATE'D PACIFIC GUANO. A real guano, containing from seventy to eighty percent of PHOSPHATE OF LIME.'to which has been added, by n cheinical process, rt largo per tentage of actual Ammonia, so fixed that it can not evaporate, making it equal, if not superior to nnv other fertilizer. PamphletA with copies of Analyses by Dr. :Jack son. Mass., State Assayer, and Dr. Liebig. of Balti more, and testimonials from scientific Agriculturists, shoeing its value. Can be obtained from J. 0. BAKER, & CO.. SELLING - AGENTS, march 2-ly. 87 Wall Street, New York,., A MAN Or A -TH_OUSAND.—.. I , Con- Rumptive Oured.—Dß. 11. JAMES, a Retired Physician of groat eminence discovered, while in the Indies, a certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitas, Coughs, Colds and General DebilitY. The remedy was t iscovered by' him when his only child, a daughter, was given ut4 to die. - His child was cured, and is now alive an well, Desirous of benefiting his fellow mortals, he will send to those who wish it the recipe, containing full directions for making• and successfully using; this remedy, free, on receipt of their names, with two stamps to pay expenses. _There is not a single ease of CODSUMP^ tion that it does not at once :take hold of and dissipate. Night sweats, peevishness. irritation of the nerves, failure of memory, difficult expector ation, sharp pains in the lungs, lore throat, chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach, inaction of the bowels, wasting away of the muscles. N6r The Writer will please state the name of the Patter they seen this advertisement in. Address CRADDOCK 4: CO., mar22-Iy s ) 225 North 24,5 t., Philadelphia. Pa. BIB64 •' HIL4DELPIIIA PA- Pr t HANGINGS.—HOWELL & 0 U RK E, WALL PAPErS a Ya II IVINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS, CCir. Fourth and Market Sts.. Phil derphidi N. B. A "due stock of LINEN SHADES constant ly on hand. r . • fc_l7-3m: • PARENTS OF SOLDIERS.ipihe ser vice. min Hospitals, can furnish them with the REPOSITORY three months fort cts.; six months for 50 eta. of one year for. $1.40.• ~ee~~., etiii fratiWitjtepo - ftni, , ' ' iNitit', ti;- 1.K4., agfinatUtal. AGRICULTURAL I M ENTS AND MACIIINERY.. We are now prepared te'fill ordra for AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND T- MACHFNER OF ALL L'llitTS. as well as SMALL TOOLS for the Farm and Gar- den, such as Spades, Shovels: , • Hoes, Forks, Rakes, etc.: raid Grass-Hooks, iicittLes, and Scythe-Stone, and Agricultural Hardware in general. We offer, also, a large assortment of our own man nfootnro of Ray-Cutters, • Churns, Coffee and Grain Sugar Mills forfirocers' tine, Store Trucks of Varioem patterns, ' Road Scrapers:, ehnel-13arrows, etc FETILIZER§ of all kinds, sach as ' Coe's Superphosphate of lime, '• Pure Ground Bone, • Peruvian (piano and Poudrette • IN OUR SEED DEP t ARTVENT 7 will 130 found a complete selection of the bestlinds Of Vegetable, Flower i and Gram Seeds, and Seed Grain, raised expressly for us by the most reliable AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GROWERS.- The unremitting personal _attention of tho best See:buten is given to their quality; and our custom- ers map rely on their freshness and purity in all rep specs. We sefl in small or large ona.ttities to snit purchn- sers, and Semi in small lots by mail to all parts of the United States We will forward Price-Lista and Descriptive Circu- lars to all desiring them R. H. ALLEN Sc CO., 159,191 and 193 Water Street; New York., The improved - CLIPPER MOWING MACHINE, with Steel Folding Finger-Bar and two s now reads for sale In convenience and lightness of 4aft, this is sa- perior even to the old Style of Allen Mower so long and so deservedly popular. It has literally no frame, and nearly all its parts, with the exception of Drive-Whecls and Gears, arc made of Steel or Wrought and Maleable Iron. It is i thus the strongest and lightest Machine in the market i _A L GRICULTURAL CHEINIiCAL CO'S CHEAP FERTILIZERS. PA B U L,ET T B This Fertilizer is coinnosed of night soil and the fertilizing elements of urine, combined, chemically and mechanically with other valuable lbrtilizing agents and absorbents. - It is reduced to a pulveruleut condition, ready fair immediate use, and without loss of its highly nitro genous fertilizing, properties. ' Its universal applicability to all crops and soils, and its durability and: active qualities, are well known to be all that amiculturtsts can desire.— Price, $2 per Ton. CHEMICAL COMPOST. This Fertilizer islarthly composed of animal mat ter, such as meat, Lme; tish, leather, hair and wool, together with chemicals and inorganic fertilizers, which decompose the mass, and retain thenitrogen ous elements. It is thoroughly impregnatKi with urine. and the thinner portions of night 8011, It is a very valuable fertilizer for and crops gen erally, and especially for potatoes, and garden pus ,'poses. Its excellent qualities, strength and cheapness, \have made if very popular with all Who have used i_ Price. s2s per Ton. TREE MID FRUIT FERTILIZER. It . 5 a highly phosphatic fertilizer, and is particu larlylimed for the cultivation of trees, fruits, ir , lans a d flowers. It will promote in very vigorous' -and healzby growth of wood and fruit, and largoly increaseth2 yivantity and perfect the maturity of the fruit, l'or hot-house and household plaints and flowers. it will\he found an indispensable article to secure.their greatest perfection. It Will prevent and cure diseased conditions of the peach and grape; and is excellent fot.grass and lawns. The formula or metbod of combining its constitu ent fertilizing ingredients have received the highest approval,ef eminent chemists and scientific agricul turists.- Price. S5O pex Ten. PHOSPHATE OF LIME. The Agricultural Chemical Company manufacture a Phosphate of Lime in accordance with a new and valuable formula, by which a verb superior article is produced, so as to be afforded at aless price than other manufacturers charge. Practical testa have proved - that its value, as a fertilizer, is equal to the best Phosphate of Lime in the market. Price, $45 per Ton. TERMS CASH.—Cartage and Freight to be paid by the Purchaser. AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO'S WORKS. AT CANAL WHARF, ON 'THE DELAWARE - . Office, 413% Arch Street. Philadelphia, PR. , R. B. FITTS, GenerallAgont. The Company's Pamphlet Circular, embracing NI directions for using the above Fertilizers, sent Vs' mail free, when requested. _1 [march 2-3m.} . p i ORGHO SYRUP FOR THE WES :?..) TERN PART OF FRANKLIN COUNTY.— Extensive preparations will be made'at the WEST FRANKLIN NURSERIES, r.ear Loudon; for the Manufacture of Syrups the coming season. As, in all business operations, so in making SyrUp, we have found observation and practical experience our best instructor. Baring been engaged in this business for several years, (the last to some extent) we have learned many important things immedi ately connected with t aer.- k ern complete ar rangement:4 absolutely neeess to produce Syrup in quantity and of the best quality. To effect this we shall employ' a strong motive power, and im proved machinery ifor, crushing and, preparing the Cane effectually.• A complete range of Juice, Tank and Evaporators, for clarifying and boiling, all of which we intend to place under roof, to enable us to operate without hinderanee in all kinds of weather. Liberal planting is 'expected in this community, for which we will supply aced, gratuitously, expect ing, in turn, the cane to manufacture. tiamples of Syrup can be seen and obtained,' and any other information, by calling at the Nursery of the undersigned. N. B.—Apply for aced soon and plant early mar23-3t. B. L. RYVER. METZ'S . PLOW 'MANUFACTORY CONNED OF WASHINGTON AND SECOND STREETS CIIAMBERSTURO, PA.' Gilman's Improved• Premium Bioirs, and alt Other Plows now in general use with POLISHED MOULD BOARDS; both wrought Iron`Share and Self sharp ening,. Harrows, Hoe Harrows,, Cultivators, Plow' Castings, and Wagon Boxes constantly on hand, or made at short notice.- , Partners should bear in mind that Plows purchas ed of me can be repaired at less trouble Or expense than those that .ari3 made a great distance, from home. Call, see and be convinced. ' He has also . purchased the- right to manufacture, and sell 'Sletnmens' Patent Iron Double Shove Plows," which ho keeps constantly on hand. -- Blacksmithing in all its various branches, also carried on at the abovenamed:place., • • feb 24-3 m • ABRAHAM METZ. Vero, iitanto Anb-nuts. L FOR THE - DECORA:- - TION•• OF THE - PARLOR, .CONSERVA TORY OR FLOWER BORDER, Embraeb3g over 500,000 plant's, including the rarest and freest varie ties in cultivation of the following sorts:' Artonbinum or Snap Dragon. striped and mottled varieties, $1 per, dozen:. Asters; finest double varieties, SI. per dozen. Aerieula Sweet William, new. $2, ." Calceolars, beautiful 'spotted varieties, -S1 to $5 per dozen. '-• Dahlias, large show varieties, 100 sorts, s2p,er doz, boquet varieties, 32 sorts,.s3 Per dozen. Delnhunim fermomm, hardy, blue herbaceous plant WO nor dozen., Galilean Gpiendens;orang.e and crimson. $2 per doz. Fuschsias. 50 yarieties, double and single,,Slso to $3 per dozen., Geraniums, sudimer flowering, all; shades, $3 per dozen. „ . Pelargoniuni, 50. finest new sorts, $3 to $6 per4ozen. Heliotrope, 12 serteties: $2 per dozen. Hollyhocks.' 24 - finest sorts . . $4 50.1)43r dozen. ' Ffoneysneldes,fivarieties, $3 per dozen. • Lantanas. 16 sorts,V per dozen - . Lemon Verbena, 2.5' to each, $2 per dozen. Pansies, 100 sorts, Si per dozen. ',pa n sies, finest English sorts, 25 rinieties. $3. Per doz. Petunias. 25'varieties, double and single, $4 50 per dozen. Petunias, 100 sorts, from seed, $l5O per doion, Phlox, hardy,'so varieties,,s2 per dozen. - Chrysanthetunins, 100 sorts, $2 per dozen, Pinks; Florists, 24 sorts *2 per dozen. Pinks, Monthly Carnations, 40 serts. $3 per ffozen. , Roses, 100 sorts, fine plants, from $3 to $9 per doz. Sairias, blue and scarlet, *1.51) per doz. Tropeeolumj 6 varieties, splended, $3 per dUzen. Verbena, 50 finest sorts, named, $1 50 per dozen. 50 finest sorts, without names.sl po p; - doz. ” - .30 new sorts. $4 to $7 50 per doz. , All our plants are grown in extra small pots, for the special Purpose ofdistant transportation. Hay- , ing in this manner grown our plants for nearly six teen years. and have sent them to all parts of the country with unvarying . satisfaction to our Custom ers. Large experience In peeking has enabled us to ensure the safe arrival of plants to any distance, where the timedoes not exceed 10 days, in as gond condition as if bought at horae.:Wis make ne charge folcßaskets, Boxes or Packing,t on Bills of $5 anti upwards. . Orders from unknown correspondents must in-vari hie be accompanied by a remittance or responsible reference, else no attention can be paid to the or der, Perhaps the mat satisfactory mode of Pay ment to - strangers is is flaying the express agent on receipt' of the goods. ;Dekerintive Catalogue on ap, plication. PETER HENDERSON, fob 24-3m' t Jersey CRY, N: 0 T - N. NURSERY STOCK OF ;EVERY VARIETY: SELLING OFF IT LESS TITAX COST.] GEN. NEGI,EY'S - • BAY WOOD - NURSERY and ROSE GARDEN, EAST LIBERTY, ALLEGHENY CO:,' PA. Over FIFTY ACRES under cultivatiep of the choicest verietieS of qerything to be found in a FIRST CLASS NURSER .OF FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, Shrubs and plants, all in fine condition and Carefully labeled. The ROSE is the speciality in :the floral department; many of rts rarest varieties - being im ported direct from France. Owing to Gen.'Negley's absence in army, we arc selling , out the concern, and we . invite orders large or small. as well from the trade as from private custapers. We stillTe Min the formerforelnan, Mr. Kenny. who has I , :en emplOyed in the establish ment for the Isa.. en}ears, seas - to secure perfect ac curacy, and careful package In filling orders: • SEELY & MELLON, • march 2-3 m EaSt Liberty, Allegheny Co., Pa. =I Drive-Wheels, RY D E S FRANKLIN COUNTY NUESERIES: 2 4RUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES GRAPE VMS," STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ,ETC. — The largest stack to select from in the county. .Every thing in the FRUIT TREE , and PLANT line that is at all de - lirable„can be supplied from the corn monest t•tiindarti Fruit Tree, to the rarest and most choice native or foreign species or variety of Fruit or Flower. OriiStandard Apple Trees are unusual• ly fine, stout heavy trunks, furnished with fine branching heads, from - three to five feetfrom the ground, as.may be desired. Our aim is to' grow the best of everything pruning, and cultivating upon scientific prinelpyes, consequently, our productions are not offered in competition with Trees grown upon the old let-alone system. An invitation is ex tended to all who are interested in fruirculture, to come aad see for themselves. A lifteistock of OreenhouSe-and Bedding Plants, Roses, &e., in pots. will-be ready in ARriland May. Enclose a three"cent stamp for descriptive Cata logue of Fruit and Ornamental trees, te. Address, B. L. RYDER West Franklin Nurseries, marlG-.f•, Near London. Franklin Co., Pa. 4 mart—!m , I _ E s e Y r i 8 b e T r ?s lE epar N ea U t l o : fu E rn i a . mos T t! e tiele s s u u b s - - ually to he found in . Nurseries, of good quality and tit reasonable rates. , . The Stock embraces all the leading kinds of - ' .'CFRUIT - TREES,: - .A.Ples, Cherries, Peaches, , ! I Dwarf and Standard Pears, ~ Apricots. 1 Plums. •,- : j - Grapes, 1 - • ! Strawberries, 1 Raspberries; ,Currants, - 1 ;Goosebk , rries. Blackberries. ke. ' Also,lean be furnished la good assortment of ...: VVERGREEN TREES. Evergreen,.and other Sh rabberY, Shade !Trees, Ste. Great Facilities are posessed for shipping articles to all ti a ft. s of the country: as the Nursery immedi ately adihins the City of liarrisbum. ~ mar:l64f , XACOB lIISII,-ilarriSburg, Pa. HE: OPORTO. GRAPE.—This Grape T is net - recommended pe.rtithilarly as a dessert fruit, but makes an excellent. dark colored, rich, well bodied Wine, so closely rammbliug genuine old-timetITOBT WINE, that none but e. fenced judges can' distinguish between the two. Al it it manufactured extensively in Western Ne York,the supply_ is unequal to the demand, at from $1 50 to sit per gallon. Vines for tale by the subseriberi who has been ap pointed Ageen tier it at the 'following Prices One ta, three years old. 25c to 50 ets each $2 50 to $5 pctdozen, $l5 to $.30 per 1 . 00. JACOB , Keystone Nursery, Harrisb'e, Pa. PEAR TREES:—Standard add Dwarf veir Trees of the leading awl, Most valuable varieties. -Among them can -be furnished some "EXTRA SELECTED'. Trees. the Divarf 'having fruit buds and ready for immediate' beating. Price for good trees, 50 -to 60 eta e a ch—Extra se lected 75 cts to $l. each Rates lower by dozen. • 1 J. AMISH; Keystone Nursery. mar 14-tfl - Harrisburg. Pa. • CHERRY- 'fREES.—A line assortment of about Forty best varietiti. trees of largesize and -iig-tirous. • Priee;: 30, cts 50 ets.ls cis e f acli; $3, SS. $7 per de/.. $lB. f i gA . s3s _per 100. • mar 154.1, eyston Ilarrisb'g, FUROPAN LINDEN-,--TheY4' dWig eed 4 - ariety, not suliject to inju.w by the borer -For sale at Keystone Nurser! , H...risburg;Pa. Treealo to 12 feet high: 75 c;.its each : S 7 perr, dor, m era .11X6 ELSIOR /1611, a handsome, orna:- " nu i r arli Shad. Tree,'of sure and rapid growth. Trees from 8 t' 12 feet high. 40g60 cents bash; $3 50(6)6 per doz.: $20040 per 100. JACOB MIBH, niar.23) • Keystone Nursery. Harrisburg. -L:=L - - - - - rtom 433 Mitrket Street totholarge IRON . BUILDING, 513 Market and 510 Commerce Streets, Philadelphia. More goodo than nno House in the United States. A. , H. FRANCISCUS; 513 XARKET AND:SIO COMMERCE STS.. keeps the Largest Stock in the United States of Buckets. Brooms, Tubs Churns; • Baskets, Brushes, Mats, Measures, Cldeks, Looking-Glasses. Oil - Cloths and. Carpets, Window Shades and Paper, Bird:Cages, Japan - Waro and Whips. Also—Cotton Batting Ropes'lVadding,• Twines, Wicking, in Coils •and -Dozens,: Cotton' Yarns. , Cotton and Linen Carpet-Chain. Oar ;prices will average Lower than any othei 'Housean the city. Call and see for yourselves. For turther pattieulars apply to 5; S. SHRYOCIt, Chrnhersburg. sep 23 63 " "er' 1-1} M 0 lI•NDERTAKERS, • ' , (IIAMBE,RSBURCI PA, ' The' tudersinted. respectfully announces to the citizens of Charcbersburg and surrounding country. that they still ecntitiuo the inanufaeture of COF FINS, and are p,repared to attend Funerals in Town and Country. ' Coffins of Metluacttly.(2o6l, 'Trainta,'cheirv, madet.o order at le shortest notice, and most reas- • onablb terms. They are also ireparcd to furnish to, order. the METAbLIC COFFINS. Thy will attend le• the laying ; nut of Coves.• which-will ho dote in a satisfactory manner. Re member Vittyl.•Floy's old stand. • - ar 9-gmb FREY. St /KONG. trees,. Manta anti TRPs's TREES!! TREE'S!!! , IMPORTAICT.TO FARMERS ANI) FRUIT GROWERS It/UCHAIYCES AYD INEtrbtIiENTS OF. 100,000 Extra large Apple Trees, say 6 to 1 For sale on reasonable terrr.s; eensideril quality of trees and• fruit, attired As thec ustem of planting large . apple trees along the fences ofi Pants is beginning to Attract the at= tebtion it deserves, the Obve offers fair opßortnni, ty for the purpose Lartntrees ea,refall3; taken tp, planted carefully and attended to fora few years until well established will be found to give a more liberal return tfras stated thaii the trees standing in crowded and ill at- tended orchards. Thai set in the full sun and free air, receiving the regular tillage and =muting of the field, they will ho found to do well, and 'injure the crop but iliOtly.'by exhaustion, while on the other hand, they will cheek the free blait of winds and in a measure fill the want of the forest en- tirtly cleared away. Also, some EXTRA LARGE EVERGREENS AND SHADE TREES, for immediate effect. _ All inquiries regArding prices prdmptly answered. • Address. DAVID MILLER, Jr., Cumberland Nurserj.es, mar 2-6 t) ' THE 'C T'IVATIO X OP . THE CRANBERRY • r is much more 'easy and,suresful in the COMMON DRY, SOIL OF PRIVATE GARDENS, MARKET GARDENS. OR IN FIELD CULTURE, tbanin the usual clumsy way in bags and Meadows. The yield this season, in my method_ of cultare, was Over - - FOUR HUNDRED BUSHELS PER ACRE. Explicit directions - for cultivation, with price of ORA.NILEREY PLANTS AND ALL OTHER. USEFUL AND OB.NAIrENTAL TREES, PLANTS AND SHRUBS, _will he said, by mail. I Plants prepaid by rail. ' .B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries, - Plymouth,; Mass. TREE'S AND:PLANiS OF ALL RINDS, DICIDUOUS AND EVERGREEN, FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL, in all sizes, allow rates. Parelausers should send for Hatt PRICE LIST FOR 1864, ,Eroin runciasmo EtsWEIERTS Carriage paid to Boston,'Newport and New:York. B. M. WATSON, Old Colony NurAeries, Plymouth, Mass. PLANTS IND SREDS propai4 by mail. IN gRE.A.V- V A-RIEil; Y. PRICE 'Lid NOW READY. , . T 9 G S : . ANp...R:FrA i;g118 TREES N D' . AND TO Patitlomao for. , 1.564 IS SW READY.' -Carriage oriaCicages Raid td • r BOSTON, NEWPORTAND , 8., M. WATSON-. old Colon 4 Nurseries, march 2-9 m - - .-Plymouth; Mass. - 11 RA N LI N • N . - I.lli S Y Chambersburg Pa. -'I would offer to the public a well selected assortment of Fruit Trees, Apple. Peach. Pear" and Plum. of all leading varieties.— Also, Ornamental Trees, such as .31aples, Linden, Ash, .Horse Chestnut, Evergreens, Norway. Spruce, American Salsain : Fin. Arbor VA= in vanety.— Hardy . Shrubs, such as Spireas in 'large variety, - Weigeliasund Deutzias, nianl' of thesearo well cal culated for cemetery lots Honeysuckles. Foreythiss Also, Grues. Catawba, Isabella, Concord: Diana, 'Delaware, Beheads, '&l3. Currants, tho letulireg kinds ; Raspberries, Straw berries. Ylowers—Rotes. Verbenas, ReliotruPs. - Gerani- urns. Fuchsias, Petunias. • Ail of which will be sold at reasonable• trues for cash. The usual Kitchen Garden Planta,- -by , the dozen, bitndreds - or thousands. Send for a circular, as all applicants are supplied free. ' [feb 24.-trnj JACOB REYSER: Agent. VORWAY • MAPLE TREES, from B.to 12 Feet high 'and A handsome Tree, much resemblum - the ',Nagar Maple, but of more certain and rapi}growth. Price 40@60 cents each; $3 500 3 ;6,ner dozen. $2O @4O per 100. JACOB MISIf, mar2.3] • Keystone Nursery, Harrisburg. ' • HORSE, CHESTNUT TREES:-.0111- wiry size." for planting, 54 cents each.; Smiler irize+ftorn 516 7 feet-25 cents each ; $250" per dog $lB per 100,' ' ' JACOB M/- 1 4 , A) Eeystanc Nursery, Hayri.aurg. I•gNsroN,' • BOUNTY' A,.N134 - 'CLAIM - AGENCY.—Penrions, procured , ',for soldiers of the present war who are disabled by reason:of wounds received' or 'disease' contracted. while in the sery , ice of the United States: and Pea sionst.sloo BonutY, and Arreart of 'Payobtaiited for widows or heirs of thpse who. hsve , died or been killed while in service. JOHN it. ORIt mar 9-IYI ' Claim. Agent, Charaberelinrs, I;tt. CONS T•I TUTI O'N LIFE SYRUP. JOD-IDE With the ConanotindConcentra..ed Fluid Extract of - VALBABLE MEDICINAL , ROOTS AN,D HERB;S,. ' PREPARED BY WM. R. GREGG, M. D.. Graduate CollegO orPhysicians and Snrge,nits. 11.; Y, formerly Asst, Physician Blackwell's Island ktospitals. late Medical Inspeetor N. York Stato Volunteer Depots. under Gover nor Edwin D. Morgan. EtiC2 foethigh rim CONSTITUTION LIFE` SYRUP What may seem almost incredible is, that mil diseases hitherto considered hopelessly ineurabl are frequently cured in a few da,vs or weeks, and we cheerfully invite the investigations of the liberal minded - and scientific to cures which have no pant= lei at - the present day. . . Our medicine is peculiar, by it the seat of any dis ease is directly reached, and the equilibrium res tored. _ - , - . Those who have suffered long from painful and ob stinate diseases, Those, who havo vainly sought relief from adver tised Medicines, 4 - Those who cannot be cured by other I)ll)th:dans: - ' Are invited to ma Conetitution Life Sum,- During the past five years we have contended with obstacles and overcome npp •sition as heicalean were ever encountered by any Reformers. RAPIDITY OF CURE. Some say "your cures aro too quick," while oth ers doubt their performance, and think that dieetie es can only lie cared by the' slow, recuperativepro cess of Nature." This is onr reply: In health, the body, like a well-balanced scale; is in a state of equilibrium. But when from any cause down gois one side of the scale. we have the effeote of disease. What is required is, to restore the nor mal balance of the scale. CONSTITUTION LIFE, SYRUP, A positive and specific remedy for all diseaiei ari sing from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, and for all (hereditarv) DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TO CHILD. Hemiplegia. Paresis. Paraplegia: Paralysis Agitaits. It is so universally admitted that ConstittitiOn Life Sirup . is the only effective means of restoration in the various forms of Paralysis,'-that we need not reiterate that it is emphatically the Great Life-Giv lug Power. DYSPEPSIA. Indigestion. Liver Complaint. Want of Apli 01 4 Weight atStomach Biliousness. Constipation,. ' Flatulence. Bad Breath. SCROFULA. Strums. Glandular Swellings. Salt Rhdrim. Sing'S Evil. Erysipelas. Ulceration.- This taint, heriditary and acquired; filling life with untold misery, is by all usual medical remedies in curable. Carlisle, Pa. Arthritis. Neuralgia. Tic Doloureanz. Lumbago. Sciatica. Gout If there is any disease in which the Cons'itutims Life Syrup is a sovereign, it is in Rheumatism and its kindred affections. The most intense pains 'Me alrnost_instantly alleviated—enormous swellings are reduced. Cases, chronic) or vicarious, of 25 ut 811 years' standing,•have been'cured by us. - NERVOUSNESS. - - Nervous Debility. Shattered Nerves. St.Vitus'D'nee Loss of-Rower. Confusion of Thoughts. Epilepsy. Thousands who have suffered for years will bless the day on which they can read these lines. Pattie- ' ularly to weals, suffering woman will this mectipino prove an inestimable blessing—directing their foot-' steps to a hope which fulfils more than it prong/we: Salivation. Bad Complexion. Feeling of Weariness CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purees th6sys tem entirely from all the evil effects of MERCURY, removing the Bad Breath, and curing the Weak Joints and Rheumatic Pains which the use ofAlal omel is sure to produce. It hardens Spongy Gams and secures the Teeth as firmly as ever. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYR.U.r! Eradicates. root and branch, all Eruptive Diseases of the skin. like ULCERS. PIMPLES,. BLOTCHES. And' all other difficulties of this kind, which se much distant° the outward appearance of - both males and females, often making, them a disgusting object to themselves and their friends. - CONSTITUTION LIFE SYWiII.P CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS, Either of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast; and should be taken as soon as the swelling is deteeted, thus preventing their breaking-and producingtrou blesome Discharging. Sores, which. disfigure many of the younger portion of the community, from six to twenty veers of age. Young children are very subject to Discharges from the Ears, which depends linen a Scrofulous constitution. These cases soon, recover by taking a few doses of the Life Syrup All scrofulous persons su ff ering from GeneraiDe bility„ Emaciation, ,Dyspepsia and Dropsy of the Limbs, abdomes, and in the Female. Dr psy of the ovaries and womb,' generally accompanied with in flammation sod Ulceration of the Uterus, aro er reanently cured by Constitution Life Syrun. The disease known as Goitre or Swelled Neck, the Life Syrup will remove entirely. The remedy should be taken for some time, as the disease is exceedinglif chronic and stubborn, and will not be removed with out extra effort.' • Tumors of the Ovaries. Tumors of the Breast and swelling of other glands of the body will be com pletely reduted without resorting - to the knife or • operations of any kind. .Epjjentie Fits, Sympathetic or Organic Diseases of the Realt, as Palpitation. Diseases of the Valves. producong a grating or Sling sound; Dropsy' of the ,Reartease, and all the affections of this important' eirgai. (persons - safferingfrom any acute pain in the region of the heart,) will„be : greatly relieved by tutimi'Life Syrup. AND pude:ern coNsTYYLITIONs /offering from , Indispesition to Exertion. Pain in r the Back. Loss Of %Winery, Forebodings__ Horror of Calamity Fear of -.Diseases Dimness of Vision, Dry. Hot'Skin and Extremities. Want of Sleep. Restlees 'ness,_Pale...Unggard Uonntenapee, arid Lassitudeof tholdusoular System, alt require the aid of ,Cenall than Life Syrup. - - - FOR ALL FORMS . < E RAT E D "Da gt;kB 8 , either of the Nose. Throat. Tongue; - SPine; Fore head or Scalp no remedy has terer.Prorodits equal. MOTH PAtCHES upon the female- fact,Alepen -dingwpon a :diseased action or the Lived .are very Unpleasant to the young wife and mother, A few , .bottles of Constitution Life Eytup will correct the secretion and tl=depont, wbich is directly: tinder - the • - •V - I.ln Diseases of the. Liver, -giving rise to Languor, Diczirleta, Indigestion;Weall Stomach, or an ulcer 'sted or oanuerook , Oonclition of that organ, aceom. - .-i panied with burning and otherunpleasant symp toms; will' bo relievedby the- use ,of Constitution ,Life Syrup.- AS A GENERAL 111000-PURIFYING AGENT THE LIFE SYRUP STANDS - UNRIVALLED. la' ANY PREPARATION in the WORLD. - :Diseases of the Spine, as usually develop tied in the young, Hip Disease, Neuralgia, and all Nervous senses, and Ladies who are enffering from Diseasea for,which they are at u loss to - know what to doh we would advise the nse of Constitution Life Synan.l - will restore o=ll'3n:dila countenance; strengtberf' their weak back and side, Rivet them -luny: energy. new life and happiness. M.:IFATSON, 4 _PlYinc;u46 4a,53. . THE •RlOlis AND ;POOR • " are liable to the same ,diseanee. Nature and Sci ence have wade the Constitution Life Syrup for the benefit of all. • , . PURE BLOOD Producei-healthynen and vetaerl. MA if the Con.: stitutiop is neglected is 19tith4 disease; and early tnath is the result. Do not delay when the means are 80 1 /4atr___#;baxld, and withiwthe reach of all. MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES. It is the infest and moat efficient medicine 6verdis covered for purifying the system and relierine the Suffering attendant neon childbirth. It strength ens both the mother and thechild, prevents pain and disease. and increases and.enriches ‘ the food.— poselrho have used it think it indispensable. ft is highly useful both before and- after copfitiernent, as It prt3vMats disease attendant upon childbirth. CONSTITUTION LIFE 'SYRUP ' IS THE RICH MANS BLESSING. AiD TIM RICH MAWS IT IS UNIVERSAL IN IT& EFF'ECISI WM. H, GREGG. AL D., • - : ---- - Bab Proprietor; New -York ' - LABORATORY; 'BROOKLYN, Li L - *TrE $.l. PER BOTTLE; 6 BOTTLES` )R Sent by Expressto all parts of thgspintilt MORGAN &ALLEN, iF'doti~ite Drat , , • 4£,Clift. trete, New York, ,Sold bi.Tohtioit,,jolloway, oWden, phis, Pa., wo4Alkyroggirs. • • For sale b7--„W - Cliambeiiburg. 7e2:7-6m-eow],ts2,r Me ittebital. COMPOSED OP RAS PRODUCED A REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE! PARALYSIS. RHEUMATISM MERCURIAL DISEASES. Rotting of bones. Aches in Bones. Depression of Spirits BUYIZ' TAKE IT, AND BE CURED El =I