4,e: - ;',lE.(ii‘,..'!;, -, ..' ; L!.
lifianatemegit and 2Ei!so.ucomsr.4
I==lll
If is.a 3libjeCE worthy of •itiquirY, Why
some farmers; with only mederaierneane
and With the growth of. no extraordina;
fy crops, malce handsome' yearly
. profits:
*idle others with •eq* .or superior
minks, and
,; often 'perhaps. with larger
products in certain cases, accomplish ht
tie or i lathing as an aggtigtite gain.—
The answer to, this "Pfol,lem will doub.-
less be afforded by the superior Manage
tnent in the nriangenfent - of' the . complei
machinery, in ccindtict multifari
ous works of , thelarni there hat
a NM's eye yiew'cif. I/ 3'. 6 'aT's 9I )
erat inn, ~would "bite' 'greatly assist ' the
thrmer in improving his farrri•arrange7
iments, , nod perhaps IC few..:Very. brief
suggestions-may;-a@--- he -present_senson
of theyeur, afford some valuable assis
tanCe tti accomplishing this purpose. '
The first great . object in,all farming, is,
of course - , to , obtain from a given quanti
ti of . land; the 'largest' product with the
least'outlay or consumption of capital.-.--
To secu re , this result,' tile following points
should be attended to : • , .
1. The land must be in such'conditton
as to' adtnit'of working! et all 'times, or
nearly so, so that- men and tears may
not be standing idle.-imwrifiting- for the .
land to accquire a suitable degree of iliy 7
ness. Hence; if naturally wet, it must
be well under-drained. ' ' '
2. Its condition should. he such as to
admit of the application of manure to a
good advantage, by . thorough intermix
ture and otherwise—and not to render it
useless.by - bincr enveloped with water
it ivatersoalctur earth. '
3. A. 'Aigh.degree of fertility should be
n °lnto .ned—as the same labor -in that
' c,.se will yield Et' larger result. . •
4. A thorough eradication of weds
an.l their sieds, will save much , sttbse
1-ront labor in contending against them,
os well as save much of the 'fertility of
the -soil 'from Wasting •in their Useless
gro th.
• 5: A saving,of the materialsof manure
shOtild , bo carefully attended to. as one
half at least of the solid and lignid por
tions are usually . ' wasted by. a neglect to
.provide absorbentS or reservoirs.
6. Selecting crops, and selecting a pro
per: proportion of each, -is of the highest
consequence.. The market value of one
crop, may be - higher than that of another,
but if it draws 'hard on the strength of the'
soil, or casts much labor, or if the labor
required be at a - time when there are, oth
er,important drafts upon it, such a crop
.should not be alien repeated.
:...I..tvery thing should be dune as cheap.
:ly -as possible,-for-which-purpose-crops
should be arranged so as to distribute the
labor equally 'through the year, that me.'
and teams may noVhe idle at one perioa,,
and hardly driven at antaher,or in other
words, that, too much business may not
"at timetvaCcumulate for its thorough corn 7
pletion in seascin. It freuptly happens
that • the.difference betwWn profit and
loss depends on this alone.,
Nothing is more..iinpoitantthan the_
distribution el cropS in a motion, ns they
exhaust the soil differently, or whet one
takes. Treat-the .land, another. leaves ;
betide the great variety,of farm products,
the , monk:perfectly the balance will be
'maintained 'in thesoil. - , For - examp.e,
wheat, barley and oats, are regarded as
silica plan:s, or those which consume
more largely the soluble flinty porfions.;
peas, beans, and clover, are little plants!
potatoes and turnips are potash plants;
these different classes should be distrib
uted-'
so as to Preierve, the ingredients
" ,, bf the ,soil, if` we may use the term, in
equilibrium.. To preserve, also, .a clean
state otr-land, sowed and hoed. crops
should be alternated with each other.
9. A system comprising a proper in•
termixtu re of tillage and grass crops and
raising domestic animals, should be care
fully made out and adopted. Grain crops
often afford. the highest immediate profit,
but domestic animals serve Lila indispen
'sable purpose of - supplying . manure ;
hence, in estimating the profit of raising
and fattening. cattle, sheep and sivine,
the very impbrtant means they, serve in
providing pabulum for, tillage crops,
should be carefully token into account, a
thing too often thrown entirely:out of the
question:'• •
We briefly mention . these different
points in successful farming, not as any•
thing new, but for the purpose of recal
ling the attention of farmers, who, by
careful observation and accurate recOrcfs,
can'arrange the details of adjuitiag their
own operations, better than by pny par
ticular rules t we could lay. downfor their
guicfance.—Genesee -Farmer: -, •
_ Plainfield Classical Academy. .. •
‘, Near earlier; Pa.
, . .
MHO '144 'Session (flt;e trionths).,wili corn
• ;.inence,May 2d. . The bhildings are :flew
and :Ostensive (One Created last Fell). The
Situatinii• is ail that 'can'be deem(' for health;
faint* erid ineral,purity Removed from the
excitements at :Town, or ,Villageilvi Student
..Marlinre,primare for,College, Mercantile .purr
'suits,Sic. • .All the branches-tire. taught which
to.to form a liberal (ducat on., . A cannier'•
diseharge of. duty has secured, under
Yr - evidence,. the present flourishing. Condition
•of thplnitatitlen. Its future prosperity shall,
beimaintaned by the same , mecum
Verms—Board and Tuition (pp',
. . „
• session),.•• $5O 00
• for-CaullOguUs with fuit infortnation address
, ...R. K, BURNS,
Principol6t Proiricior.
. • am&"I Cumb, Co., Pa.
•
• ,,,,, ,-Cumberland7 Valley institute.
,select : Boarding School embracing ttho distinct
and ecperate Departments, Nate ¢ Female,
S:' LOOSE, A. .111. Princtfial.
Ta" '
'lnstitution will ' hereafter occupy thr
' mew' and cemmoduktis edificejust erected
for its accomnoodatiOn. 'rho but j iiinalits:pe.
enliatrl;i adapted lirmeet the wants of Goth , tle.
penmen's. - ,The rooms. ere, large and well
voluilateda,nd‘ the'-whole house' is minuet
with a heated' air furnace. - wt,irlfitt 0090101 y
healthful., r
It is' located on an eminence near-the bor
ough,of Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County,
Pe.; with envie grounds, •handsoniely laid out
end ornamented..•surrouedinutt ; inviting to
physical exercise' arid te.umusement in the open
air.,t, Crary; foci Ilty for . ant ? nocomplislied
M
elaesical education.'hird effered ;that' can be
found agony similar Institution in this State.
;.. : _:,!: . i::1 . 1p0f115.,.-;.,,::;'
. .
••
Board'ata, Lion; par sear " , .$6O OD
i° Music atitl,Qrnarnental Bra Cheii' extra
ThetSummer Session willepep,on the'.2tl c
May, and'coAtitittaAwoolS!'o,M.'iveek°l'
,
140, - RD ; 111 417 1 PcX9X 1 0..,i'
'Re ,
S. Loaer— A. bl.,Trafereor
, S4tenCe ond•Anclon't" Lorking6WHOnty;•''Com"-
. fort, AspirtitotOlker,Triogipol
...or 171 0° 16 'D ePiiiiio 4l # l o ,l kopotior, or 'Music,
,14 4 2 7 - -7 . 1 . 11k 2 40: 116 i11 4 Wiv!..-:Fdwiristr''nUrs'
Profeitior''of,--104lbrit: Her':
°l^CM.AD A il:r4qu'irr Pfiri)ole?sy,taids..l4wa
i)1 tlealll4=Yfo'l 1 3
'? 4 ,o)lo,, : , cotittontng reference.
'ii(4ft,ho, , polt dulikroinddreo
A'
7 4:4.4 2853:
1, -•
Gievoile!t,
'
•sti 89 • AY.
pefift.si --per: -0 v., l
' tO.
Oto. - k..'60'r,:i . P.1.i00,.., , ..,' .. .:: - .E
GREAT ARRTVXL
or Orazrick AND tatitaisiot
fifoqcts, -
,At Ott store of the inPaofrt - the,7grial Itarttfo;'
. , .
Dry Goods, Gracories, lies
. .
,Tior sulisoilber respectftillOnfornie his friende
'And manterous customers;. that he has returned
`from Philadelphia a large. and Neried.ne
toortment of ' Spring and Sumner Goods,' con-
Mafia - Tr in. part of :ChitliliCassimeris, Sat.
liiiets,2Vestings, ,Missiles, Tic'cings, ,Linseys,
. Velvet Cords, Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves.
LADIES' DRESS'GOODS,'
'Silks; Bombazines, Fig'd, Plain and- - .Clianga•
able.Pepiins, Ntutialin do Laines, Ginghatna,
'galieres;Alpaehas, Merinoes, Shawls, lion.
MENS' & BOY,S':HATS &CAP§.
A very. largo assortment, embracing every
'iityla.und - quality. . large .aesoilment 1
Bonnets, 4ibbonsi,thribrelltia• and•Puitteolia
BOOTSAND SHCES. •
.An - oxton3ivo variety of non's; Women's an
d
Chitdron'a-Bactraand Shoes;-Gurn.Shoes,from
the moat celebrated Mandan:tidal:a. Arse,
colored and white linipot Chain.'
• • "
. . .
Such as Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Rice,' Bce:
Choice Teas from the welt•known tea,derers,'
Jenkins &' Co., &c., &e. •'• .“ - ••- ''
All who visit our establishment ore' free.' te
acknowledge that we are selling Foreign' and
'Bumestitt Dry GoOds, Boots, ;hoes, &c., at as
tonishingly low prices. ' Our- .ow Prices has.
.already attracted a large number el. people.—
The attention of all who v ish good bargains
is solicited; is inducements can be offyred to
.
.pureliasere. .Don't forget the corner opposite.
'Leonard's Old stand, North lan - over street.
soap taken Butter, Eggs,: rags and soap, taken nt mar.-
Jtet prices. . N NV -WOODS,'
' apG ' -' , - ' '- Agent. ,
DRUGS DRUGS I DRUGS I
rvish .Spring Supply
DAVE just received a fresh - stock of Med•
icinee, Paints, Glass, Oil, &c., which
'having been . purchased with great care at AO
best city houses, I can confidently recommend
to Families, .Physicians, - CoUntry Mini:hunts
arid Dealers, as being fresh and pare.
• : • • DRUGS.
Patent Meilicimeo, ilerhsand Extracts; .
Fine hemi cola, Spiece,ground and whole
Instruments, - lissences,
Pure Essen't.Oilo Perfumery, &d.,
Cod Liver Oil—riVarranted-Gerouiree.
.DYE•ST .UFFS
..
ILog and Cqiii Woods,'
Oil Vitriol
Copperas,
Lae Dye,
TAINTS:-
Indigoes,
]Madders,
Sumac
Alum,
Wetherill & Brother's Pure Lead, Chrome
Green and Yellow,. Paint and Varnish Biushos,
Jersey. Window Glass, Linseed Oil, Turpen
tine, Copal and roach Varnish; and lied Lead:
All ofwhieh will be sold at the very lowest
market.price, Alao,a fresn and splendid as
eortment of
FANCY GOODS; FRUITS,•I
Confectionary, and innumerable other. articles
calculated for use and ornament, which
are offered at .the lowest cash prices, at the
cheap Drug Pooh and Fancy Stoma, the sub ,
scriber on North Hanover street. -
S.
W. HAVERSTiCK.
May 28'
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAEDA
WHO subscribeecontinues to carry on. the
.1. above - business, in all itsvartous branches;
in North Hanover. street, Carlisle, two doors
North of Leonard's corner, where he intends
keeping on hand ageneral assortment in his line,
Consisting of all kinds of rash
ionable SADDLES. ..Bridlee.
martingalcs,'Cirths,Circingles
~~
and Halters, also
UNli S, tray- Nri
cling and saddle A • t ri l ,
) bags. lie ..also
manufaet Ines themostapproved
-Spanish Spi:Nrg .. , Saddles, ever
used in 'disk
wishing n gelsome, dufableand pleasant sad•
diet will do Well to call and Ben them. He also
manufaattires Harness, Bridles, Collars. and
Whips in-all their varieties, and confideittlYbe•
lieves from the general approbation of his ens
tamers, that rho makcitt. the neateati,end best
gears, in all their variety of- breadth, that is
muda'in the country. Be also makes all kinds
at Matrassas to order, viz: Straw, Husk, Curl.
ed Nair and Spring Itlatrnsses. All the above
articles will .be made of the best* material and
workmanship, and with the utmost despab.h,
ianl4.lv WM. OSBORN.
•
. CARLISLE
FOUNDRY 81:MACEME SnOr;
THE enbacriber continuesto manufacture dt
his FauddrY in East High street, having •
on 'Mod a great variety of good patterns, and is
prepared to furnisq IRON' AND' BRASS
CASTINGS, which will be executed' to order
(V not on hand,) atthe shorten. '.notieci, Sorb as
• Cranks and Mill Gearing, Spur and Bevil
'Wheels', Gudgeons for Sarni Mills, Etc., Plough
•CaSiings. Cutters, Point Shears, Wagon and
Coach Boxes, Spindles, Car„ Wheels, Car
Chairs. &c. Steam Engines built to order and
repaired. All kinds of machinery in Paper
Mills, Grist Mills and Fadiories repaired at
Ann notice.Allill Spindles dressed and turned.
'Liao, Horse Powers, and.Threshitig, Machines,
such as Bevel Gent-Fehr Horse power,; Hor
izontal-Gear Four: Horse•Powert Horizontal
Goat. Two Horse Poiver, Ploughs { ,Corn Shot.,
- lora and-Corn Threshing machinex
and Mrs° powers repaired and Joti'WOrit
at the shortest notice. Pa.terns of different
kinds•on hand and made to,order. •
He also l has on hand a large supply of Phila
delphia and-Troy Cooking Stoves, and is cop•
sten ly making Cooking Stoves•ot various
proved pnverna, for coal or wood.' Ten - Plate
•Stoves, Grates, &a. • ,•
R.sivtiring done to all kindi of 'lViii r ebinery.
All kinds of old'lron. Brassand Copper taken
in oichange 'for work. . , •
apr2ltf • -.FRANKLIN GARDNER.
•
• • • Fish, Fish, - 0 ! Fish:
. FICOTY .barrels of prime No. and 3
Mackerel, in whole, hallathi quarter Irwrole,
just received in store rind, for sale at the lowest
prices for caslft y
marl 7
r J. G. WILLIAM 6
• ivutcarEnEr.: •
200 bblB, in Wholls and Half barrels, no"
receiving and for pale by ,
WOODWARD 8z SMITH.
Window Shades, Carpets and Oi
Cloths,
• sirxrcirAner D.Ertrsr,
ACP 223 North 2d Street, above Wend
•Philadelphin, , ;would most,reepectlul.
'ly 6111 the attention of hie friende' and the
public in , general, to his laree end well ;Be'.
.elected stock of Carpet/ Oil- Cloihr,—lllaitinas,
Window Shades, Door ?Orals, Stair Rode, Pi
ano Covers, Table Covens Cocoa Ataitings, lroni
yards. wide; for Public Ileum, Counting
Trouses..&o. ,,
Also—to my ; brOrich Store, IST,,,Spring; Gar•
don' Street; above: Sib
r AWFUL - TRAGEDY' I
Two' ' Women Pettily Butchered 11
, .
Tliggpentost 'excitement prevails „in Fhiliw
delphiaon account 'at :the „inhuman massacre
of two 'helpleze. females z but a greater and
'rtharePtense eieiternent exists since the arri,
vel'ot Bentz do Brothers, or a `,Sitendid lot of
handsome . • ' .
.." S.PR:iNG G 0011
m - e; aroseiling off to the public at very
low,prices. , Among
,tho lot are Dress Goods;
ever) , kind, .Bonnots, Vet) , 'cheap. .11ititions:,
Chintzes', Musllnskand ti great stocknr Cloths,
Cossimeres, Sumner: stuff,'end ti
• ,Further particulars het ealr
tee. '" • - BENTZIaBBOTHEBB.
COAL!' "1:10,112.1
lie eet Chinpent In the MlFlcet e rfor
M•• dr :Family tee: • • ,
• •
s r , kyl:z.. •
er.r. I
,
Gap ;
',• Cop
clo,b_nlirrltlepJentieeff 480(/
-;);dale evineee1cm..347910.i1302ta,1.,;16
o :bYri
rttlg" 0 4 1k1t14,4.0p,41.11 ,tteokAps;ge!it
caw lie tleliVos_ 1 4virmnii / ros "64
-tile, 110 of the OlitlibkHo 0 1011 9104 1 (7414r
:Qt /Wed!! (Past 'Pa i1r i i11 0 ,4 0 944114,
1 Y44' 1 - ' emarch 1, •
r ,filisccilaticouo
.• r, ' :F1 rt. ..,,, • "R„.• P4E:SERVS - YOUR TEETH . BY
,60 - 111 .-
lILEXIOAN ii . DIUSTANG' LIMIT:MATZ:1 c si • 4
rrons talußbto.prei;4o` 1 ,104 ime l ong been tis+l .
i. in
•,,.. , mismis . ;;.;l '6
,titi,A,6ll; , 441 . I:o:."—sjErriLE' 4 "i S S, attained an imindlise`rp6pularity; for cleansing,
atm+ :.;-We.-Aisire,':beirn ME4ClUol:Wi l . 'preserving and tienutifYint the teeth. It is tin
MUSTA NG- LINIMENTc with; the• most tar , exeel lent. remedy sore * Softer bl eeiliag-gyan
feet poses*. O n e at intralloSt!vitiulibletlwe s i .. It also_impartin dclightfii freslinesS to thatnothlt
horses histf.beou much.trouble.d by large swelling s and agreeable odor,to -.•
or tOrnors.oo they „ Autil grown Atte , ' Read ,
theroww;v:i . 6.. ,
cur ,th s aj l enni.eggs.-• Besides 'being- disfigured 1 ,
hy. el, se.appendlages., the,lintha ; and joints rip, t "I'can; with" the.; utithist-roceitflOnoeryooent*.
‘ , O Tet i quite st.ttean4, swollen and Janie. mend . tO the Pnblici, Anti-Scarbytie
had tried many. Li 3111aCili8 and : other ,remedies; Tooth Wash its the best In ln.iny practiee
but nothing appeared to 'triad= any effect upon os'o' Dentist/ 1 ,hilee titled and l'ecriinmen d°d '" C "
theta, We _HAYS • COVEN . me litit' fi se-yearai•aticlhaic-foinid it totis'e sot.;
.(I'WEITIT FIVE 00LLA RS to have hail ihein I isfaction in erertitiaiance, - it the Wpshiloes, apt
removed, end . 111 . 1 0 1 9.rqe.restored to.soundneas., contain actil, or - anything injurious to the teeth or
Our hostler obtaintufsonai of •your,Ljuirnelicnud . gums t but, on ilye contrary, is ilia best ,EMt„iß.e.Pti°
applied it Without kupw.lcilge.': A few ,thals'.iigo , tholpractica and therefore; would,reeoriqueatil
lie called our itheitilina to the Itertie..nilf'o o 'out" he-nie .P. (it, PA anis 4C , who wish to tire
-surprise and grafi fieatlon f his,. legs Were..tierfitali servemeir teeth an gunks;and haven wholesome
smooth', Ti T v Y 'NG ENTIRE: I ibreath, but:also to those who hare diseased grits
.I.A.,UISAPPEARV.O.!.' We, asked Ititnr. for teeth. ,The use of tlitiWasli, fora shefitirO,
magic lie • had effectechtheli remarkable Cure 1, will insurdit 'return', to . their
'llia replVwas that :been, using 00.14,1105. .0.E.011011 E UIt.RAY,
TANti LINIMONT on Crean ahnut tin days,-N9.,YuCriSAtievelitb, Chestnut
stiA the result.WaslSO:Adz- otl(.larlisterlyP
mare without produ cin g, tiny Soreness of - leasing Mu vett 'Pleased, with - yeur Tooth Wish
. •
a alai:
`it not only 'cleimsei nial. whitens the•teeth without
We, therefere joke: great pleasure ' in it thcrit,but cures sore or bleeding g unis.
cheerfully reiommoid it to theprofesston and
pending the Liniment, and Shull continue id use
It:whenever ozcasion requires, in preference td f pohlie, l 4lllc . cery best preraration thii(lail be
aby,Mll.rpretiaration, so jongus it pi:ounces such 'Hoed (or !otardising and proserrlng Abe -A6eth,
'remarkable result's ' 1 ' •-- • healing '. ll h - e. , tUittat and sweetitesirtn • thth'
une 10,1052. Kt NSLEY co, hrea!li- •
Sonthetm ,Ensfern "express, 'No 1 Wall a l JOHN W., -- HEN . ,CIEL, Surgeon Dentist.
corner of Brenda - 14, New 10ck.. •
Price 25, cciiti.per bottle:, "Prepared
Fratm is Zernian, Druggiitt, .Cliemist;'boriter
of Ninth and Catharine 'streets,
• For sale by •SANIUP.I;,EILLIOTT;"Oni lisle,
Pa
• t.)
.
Since the above certifica:e was given, 'Messrs
Kittslzy;&" Co Its've - informed', us that °nen'', his
dinars waslltvewn (NM hiawagon theupme
pait .of the city ; Mid Verr' Itrbised, the
wagon, Missing OV4T hie tinily.. Ile was taken into
a.Dcetev's ollice close by; tu,d ELI[; I'D VSIO
IA N TOLD lIIM Ti) "I„.h . L . TIID MUSTANG
LINIM r4sri: as hd had.receutli tried _it in a
similar Case witb'great success. Ile did so, unit
all the soreness, lameness, sad IitifrOCSOYOS IT.
niovett, so that the next day be wits about his
(malaise as ustath• •
...We take great pleasure inrecommendini the
MEXICAN MUSTANG - LINIMENT to nil
out friends and customtra. as the best article tve
leivo ever: tiSed lot. sores,- bruises, sprains. or
galtls in hOrses. : We httve used .it extensively
and alga •s effectually. Some of our men have
also need it for severe, btuiseti tutu sores, as well
'as themnatie 'pains, and they all say it acts like
niagto—we,ean only, any that we-have abandoned
the use of any other Liniment,
J. M. HEWETT,
Stable Kecper to the American Fxpreps
pia for Hat : tutee's Express."
-NEV YOlllt,July Si.. 1862; .
. •
We_herebysergy that_we have used.the Con,
pound known as the MUSTANG LIN imENIc
and lave no hesitation in recommending it as the
beat article •we have' ever used for the cure of
sprains : gulls, cuts. bruises, - £.:c on horses. All
who doubt this, will &rase call on the undersign
ed, mud they, will be'happy to ttlfgrd all other
information in their Imo er as regards its ellicaq,
&c. LUTZ. DA LL
Ivkprietors Nlanhatian Stage Co
. • •
S./teII:ANENT° CITY, CUL AUG. 15,1.9,52,
I believe the ',UHF:FANG LINIMEN I' moat
an excellent-article. My wile brsught a couple.
of bottles with her, which I must thank you or.
Since she came here, MY HOUSE FELL
DOWN WITH NIE; and injured meconsider
ably, but broke no bones. I had recnurFe to Ole
_Alustanu L antl-the relit:Gond in tact eure_waa
(signeil) RANSOM
Pll.7oLittbel• 5111,1852.
4 Another 'eiretamstunee which I noticed a fuw
day 3-ogo, I thn'tt,,ltt spoke highly of the virtues
er the Al twang. Being in the office of a l'rysi
cian of high atanding,l noticed as he opt•nctl a
doer of his rbook•cate. several- bottlea . of MOS
tong,lllotlgkltre-OrM hich WOO nn DBIPTY Mnatarg
bottle, and n twontineepreseritition vial FILLED
VITtI.MUSTANG I.ININIEN'I • , on -- which
was the following directions; tt flub the throat
well nip,ht-and morning -with the Liniment, and
wrap a woolen cloth arotihd it." •
S. W. HAVERSTiCK, Br. S., , ELLIOT, and
WILI,IAM 11. lIIIETZ, Agents for. Carlisle.
General Dcppt, No. s:Phoenix Btoetc, corner
24.1. and Boa. alrecti, . , . .
A. 0. ANL/In:WS Gen. Agent.
VT A'rEVk:ltuoticet'ne the health and happi.
V ness ula.people is at all times of the most
valuable importance. take it for granted that
every person will do all in theirpower,lia save the
liver of their children, and that every - person will
endeavor to promote their own health at ail sac
rifices. I feel it to be my duty to solemnly as
sure you that WORMS occording to the Opinion
or the most celebrated Physicians, are the ptiinn
ry causes of a large majority of diseases to whith
the children and adults are liable',' if yon huge
011.11)1)(1We continual,. changeable from and kinil
of food to another, 130(1 Breath, Pain to the
Stomsoch, Picking at the Nose ; Hardness, and'
Fullness of the Belly, Dry' Cough - , Slot' "Fever
Pulse a rregular-'-rentember that all these denote
WORMS, and you should id once topple the rem
edy : IIOIIENSACC'S WORM SYRUP.
An article founded on Scietoti,lie •Principles,
compounded with purely: vegetably substances;
being perfectly , safe when taken,nnffiUn be given
to the most tender-infant with decided beneficed
(ATMS' %there Bowel t omphoints and INarrhoti
'have made them Weak and debilitated ; the Wobie
properties of my iVoirm Syrup, are such, that it'
stands %yid:nut an equal in the catalogue of med-'
Jellies, in 'giving tone and strength to the Stuns.
WI, which. 'makes it an infiollible remeily for
those afflicted with Dyspepsia; the at.tottisloing
cures petit:re:di; ht this Syrup alter Phy siciant
have failed. is the . best co idence of its superior
efficacy above all others.
THE rApE AVOR:11!
This is the most difficult Worm to itestroy o
all dint itifest,ll;e Inman .syshein,.it
_grows to .an
boost indefinite length, becoming so seoiled
'listened in the Intestines 11111 i
the health so sadly tis to cause 'St: Vitus' 'Moue,
Pits, Ece., that thote afflicted seldom if ever Sup
!met chid it is Tape Wolin hastening them rti an
early gray.o„. lu • order to destroy this worin;a
very energetic trearment meet be pursned, it
'ivould therefore !we proper to take fi ip 8 of my
Lirer Pills no as •ci remove all obstructinUS Unit
titelVonn S‘rup roily net direct upon the Worm,:
which' utest'lie token brdoses ot l'ablesvoonfids,
three - tlrneit a 'day. TlWse directions I , dlovi.ril
Lace never been known,to fail in . .eurind the latest
obstinate rase of Taitie , Worm,, . • ' '
' HODENSACMS LIVER PILLS. ,
. . . .
• No pArt'i.f.the system Ismore liable thlltliellSe,
thrin'the 1,1 VED, itierving as n titterer to purify
the blond, or giving the proper secretion to the
Bile; so that any wrong , actlon of the Liver af
fects the other important parts of the'syStem. nitil
reunite varirtisiy, in Liver Quinplaint, Jaundice,
1)3 spepale, iku. We should therefore, watch' ev
ery symptom that mightindicatte it ivr.mg ;intim.
or the Liver. ' Those pills being composed of
!toots and Plants furnished hv nature to heal the,
sick.: Namely, 1 st. 'Ail EXPECTODANT,
which orginents,the secretion front 'the Ptilmo.:
'nary mucous ,membiane, or promeles the'dis-,
charge ofseerehed matter. 941. An ALTE11,..9-
TiVm, witithciltinge. in:Voine inexplicable and
insensible ; manlier the certn.ll,mnrbld - nction of
the Systeirr.' SiL A T 0 NIC ;. , vil , iili give lime and
-strength le'theiiervous• systein; 'Timm in n + health
mut vier 4' finial 11211 S ni the body. 4th•.4 C. 9.
Tll.Bll l'id;• which actslit perfect Itarniony 'With
the other,ingrediehts, Mid operating on the flow-
lee, nntl'expelling the whole inssa.of coiruld end,
_Vitiated matte', MI ,'fittrilj lug the'lliKad; Which
destroy,adyuMic-mid restores lies'itli;', ". .
. ',... -- ''•"tt) 'FEMALES.' '' . ..
irmi i, ill find them pills an itivolunble medicines
in many complaints to width you.nrc. subject. ! lii
°Wl:notions either total ;et' iti - tiiilOliey have
been fonint of tin inestimable benefit, Pestoring
Weir fituctionol iirraitgentents'ma healthy letilai
purity big the blend Mul other fluids in .flectimily
as to put M,fligiit stil.enmidaitits u bleb eV Ovine
r ‘ r,
.from fenuale irregniaritiesois beadiiclu ( . idtlineas,
dimness ilisight,opplii intlio.sitle, bitiric &c,"•,,. ,
'''' None'gentiiiie unleili'signed 3. N. Ilobensack;
fill'olhOs being Litio•tinilations' . : ; ~:;is'.! ," : '.
IrryAge.i.ts -ly ail* ineiv . stif.jilithf, itritt;Slore
' keepers . desirous of beecim'og AKClilti ntitst ad
dress. the' Proprietor,',L N 4 .11obeitsack, Phila. ,
•''''',, Oxrera ion Connitit.nun - Cotirrry :- 'S IW
'llaVersticle,'S Elliott, ;Intl 8 , Ntibleiril;Caelislet
Lloyd; . LislitimO.Day, alidj:FSrphr, - Meolpin.
leibtirg. I
. ..CciylF, HOgueet.owit:l - linvergitick&
Strehin, Itingston),n I, ,- Seidler,'" -Ohurchtown i,
.lj a ye, 3 ,. Shlriponshimg.t , .I)tvin; ' ' PniterttiaM t‘
Greasoni,lainfield i'lttissel Sc Dice,' blekinSon:
Ventley k' , .'SlitiVelc"reitreville; Donaldson 4"
Orem, ,Vulnisthiv.ti i' Ithnr•lii t;t i lyjierry'oll3o,y;
buret:l,' '•',.• ."I • ,'''.• ' ~, ••••: ---' , .••, 1 , ,•' , ~..'1 '
; - ,'Pruici 45 'oenit '4aelt," i "-.;,..::: 'i ~ '.... ;.. '; '1 ....
, ..„-,, ' A t Wpritto. 14e aullgFtit' 1 -
T i k cprvED:- . lKe"difif; r.4. l liifel'iroin Pin*:
,Uli nati;. 100 plain; antl. fancy ;,50R4r, ;4 90 red
Ifame,
- , 1p Weeps l Sugar
C9rp4,'P ; e ; pron;M :t o
i'r
' , . i
16#19reoleiAe4p tor .Chfilt-autho3Arily ro 4 '
.;-
c.. ors;'. . JOLIN 0: viLLTAB
vikCY , plo6§; ftdo4l,fl o (Y t ,i'i
, ~ ~ ~
kt ~ i, , , '• ' I ~ ' .-, l ' . '
Schniid o; .;`,.;-
titii46tra i, p" kAtiltr i:t,iis, .ipOM 4§i 0 pr&
!,,..:", ',,, 00 wy r knigimE4c.frttivrts,
Extract:ream a letter dated
Extract from a letter dated
5500 CHALLENGE.
NOVELTS ritott.WOßlCg.',
undersigned ie pt epaied to miiiiiftiMure
stm‘m engines andhotlers, blowing cylin
ders, gearing tor.ro:ling,-grist and saw mills.
mill •scrows, lathes and
. 0A
. '4; planes, shafting, hangers
• • •-••"" and pullies, and every vari•
•Bly of MACHIN ERY nd cAsTiNGS,such
as hot blast piped, g asaml•Water pipes; retorts
and lamp posts, car wheels and axles, fire
plugs andhydrants,- cellar grates. and --water
spouts; wall coupeitmomd 'a very-1 hands'ome
assortment of new style paterns for patent fence
makio2. posts and gates, cast bathing cistern '
s,
•• large size,nnd a number of new patterns' for
cook Mite plate and paler stoves, horse Pow
• ers and threshing machines of improved plans,
• plough:castings, cast columns and fronts ..fin•
houses. .
Mill houses. _
and mill-wrights are resp e ctfu l'-
, y solicited to call and extunwe my new and
• mproved assortment of mill gearing patterns.
Patterns and smith work made to -order •and
Machinery repaired promptly.
13' Railroad. •cars of all ditnensions
built' and repaired.
•'' Harrisburg. 141 ay 26. J. R.JONES.
xcs 11. WEISS,
wif•JE STO.N.IB:
• WEiSE & CAMPBELL.
S'. IV. Corner of N. Hanover and Loutlier sts.
031
CG most respcctfulfy to call the early ettea-
Ult tion of the citizens of Carlis!quid vicinity
to Our now and' beautiful asttoritneut of Spring
GJods, selected front the very best of Old. New
• York and Philadelphia markets; consisting ut
LADIES DRESS. GOODS,
Persian Cloths, Barege do lane, Black Chilli,
Chali Barcge, Chamclion Silk, Bombazines.
_Alpacas._ All wool De:aloes,. Mous de bage,
- Fiench 'Chintzes, Lawns ' •&c.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES,
. Collard, Undersleeves; COS, Spencers,
Swiss and Jaconet Ruffling;
Swiss and •Jaconet Edging and Inserting,
lode and Alcoalin do do
Florentine ': do .. doh ..
--Lined Dobin , - ' do .do. Erk't .
' Valenecues Laced,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY, V 42...
Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread, Mohair and Cotton
G loves. - -
'•ek Silk, id )31k Ingrain Dose.
White undalllack Silk, an,
Mixed and White Cotton -0 do
Mons lialf,Hos,c. • ,
D 0 NI ESTNS, • •
•
Gingham!, Checks, -Tichipgs, Calicoes, •
• White Muslins, Nankeen,ffrentucky Jeans,
Bloc and Fancy resting,
"Tlaireand twilled Linen.
Fine_Damask Linea Table Cloths,
do , Towels,
• do Napkins;. ••,d,7.•!
Bird Eyo Diaper.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
.111ack and Fancy colored Gaiters, (Willis),
• 'Shoes of all descriptions, (Willis'. make).,
• Fine Calf Boots, Sip Peg'd Boots,
_ Mons Calf Congress Boots, Boys Boots,
do Gaiters, do Shoes, •
• All kind , Childrens Shoes and Gaiter!.
GROCERIES,
Rio and Java Coffee,Lovering's Syrup Molax ,
ses, Cuba Molasses, Sugar of. all qualities,
Rice, Spices, &c. • . •
.Purchasers will find it to their advantage to
gall' and examine our stock before purchasing
elaawhera, as it is entirely new and wehave for
'ourlinotte l •• quick sales cud seiall.profits.
Carlisle, April 6, 1359.
TIIIt GREAT EXCITEMENT •
4T OGILOY 3 S EMPORIUM
unused by . the great daily DUSII. FOIL
IL. N NW GOODS at that old and established
CHEM' STORE. Now opening a splendid
Assortment of „-• „ w i z -
' • • SP LUNG .GOOLIS, viz: •
Challiee.Cloth,-Barr s ize •de Laines,
Elegant tirade Silks; slous - de Bege, '
Chintzes, 'Calieoes, , Ginglianie, •
,Needle-worked Collars, Undereleeves, !ca.
BONNETS
,
,Jin immense assortment of Bonnets from 37
cents to $5, Beautiful and Cheap Ribbons,
Artifictals and Bonnet Linings in great variety,
CARPETS! CARPETS!!
A big lot of now and cheap Carpetings, not to'
be excelled in price andbeituiy in the State.
• • - PARASOLS.
Aloomplete 'assortment of Parasols and Sun
Shades vary
• ROOTS AND SHOES.
44inve added. largely to this department and
wdl sell,them cheaper than ever. •
GROCERIES.
„ . „
A fresh lot of cheap Groceries just recilved.
Come on with your. CARO! and save a profit
by selecting your purchases frog' ,this
ieetirassortment of Cheap Goods. , Mr Rem
ember the old stand,• East Main st,
.April 6; 1653.• . CHARLES OGILB Y.
'WM. c.a.nownEws • •
FAIIIEILY GROCERY STORE,
High tOo'doorsEtt.st of Jllarkrt !louse,
• '" South Side.
EE subscriber thankful for past fa
' 'yore would inform his old cum.:inlets and
,
', the community, in general. thatlie has just rc-,
turned from the' city‘with a large and full as—
. . .
sortment. of Groceries, consisting in .part 'of
superior' Rio, Java, Lagusyra, and Roasted
Coffees, Loveringe.4 •Lump, Sand and - Polver•
`Pied Suers,' I3rnwn'Sugars at till,prices, Mo :
buses al aldqfialitiMi and prices'. '
• QUEENSWARE '
of every description, including French and En.
glish • China, in setts or. by *lig piece; also,
Steno China' and common ware of every de
s liaription,' and a lull assortment of Glass ware.
•". WILLOW & CEDAR-WARE,
such di blothesi Market, Travelling, Sewing,
'Knife, 'rambler and Children's Fancy Boa
hats;-Tubs, Painted asd Cedar Runlets, Iron
, 'and Reass-bound Wooden nowlsi.Butter Fir.
, kins, Grocery, Boxes, &o.' •• : - .•
.-superiorDlitek, Iniperial and Young, Upon
Teas,tChoetilate,.Pregured Ponca. •
SUGAR CURED HAMS,. •
of_fine. cjnality, rogethor with sunerior Dry
Reef, StnokedHerring. Ground' Allinta :and
:fine table Salt, • Spicea.ol'oll kinds. • '
• .•. : _FRUIT, • •
such us ciranken,,Lernons, Prnrieh',ltai-
LAMPS,, ~ •.. ,
a full 'supply , of' Pine 133'; and Fluid Lamps,
''SafetiFlitid Lamps t,
',,SeasriOnd TunaeCo,ol . fi ns quitilithei rinif . etv.
ail 'prices. , , , ;Plartio'fi,nll an&exuaino tor
Mlny,lBlfisi;
-
' s tn. ,tXQUORO.L-
NV 4i Ni li a .. , or; ',Atalign,-- 1.160114
~,i'AiktSSitt?Q'l.'l6: po;e,p,i4titrohely'bi t ime r
I;'.l,4l4llt,t,Rtil,gll;,,,,',llostnii- ,llli9a • 9, .g irid
.j-lita "1 5 61:• , ,.. Is ariilkcPire: Co .g ri .';,. ,
er y r .-• . 1 hit . w ill° , k it 1
•:441anP.Nniz -Ittatind' in a,'SyruP
‘.4llirk.far
, ot f i t DLEI3 31e
~t 4
Bowe soda:.
..1 ,1, 1 1 ' 8 d P;L n kl , 1 ,, 31. • . gir0i1ii11p1.ey2,1.1,,,0.,,,,,a,;,,,,,,..r5iArgt,
lortor - lir./ Vi v i ?.,twil 'cubq CI „„v „ipeli
`•1 viii6icieLtßeP " fail, 'biiiilf, 0.- - 714
t-tle, tlY i t ti e, th b9l, ( o ul r y, l 2 e fiE b li_ 4 ,, 51 t . ,, 11_4 1( ... ~ ..N A ti- ~'
Ojti),io,polipt.p#O F , -
• Turik NLi u mitt Me all le by ELI
IVA...Ny(II'V, No 639, North Third street,
warranted to render ent.re sells
factima, and is beyond. doubt the beat and .most
wholesome proparatiol of CoVe ever known.—
One package at 12,1 ceots. WILL SAVE lour
pounds or ordinary. Coffee. Try it a n d be con
vinced, A tittinber of Essences of (adree were
deposited at the Franklin Institute iti 1.852. noir
the J udges decided Kromi's to be THE KEST
in the exhibition.. 'Friends. it you wish.to enjoy
to good;efteoft.and healthy - Cup of Coffee:procure-
Krupit's Fssence of Cofree. II is 1 . 01 . . 5a1e by
nearly...ll.d: priticipal• Grocers. and IJ ruggiat4
throughout the Linnet! States.
A pril,2o, 1853.
.„
Worlds B'iaii• .Pre'm Safes.
Nora' proof of their superiority.—The late fire
in Jenny City.
Ma. SILAS C. : It gives us
much 'pleasure to state that a .aloe• or your
make well the means of preserving our books
and Valimble papers, together with a lot of
Silver Spoons, Forks, Ste., from destruction
by the lire that occurred in our store on the
night of the 27111 ult. at No •.G Montgomery
street. The lire commenced near thy Sale,
which, owing tons situation on a wall, did not
fall into the cellar, but' was exposed to the full
heat or the fire from its comniencement, and
when taken from the ruins had all the blase
plates and knobs completely. melted 11'.
• Yours, R. B. CARLE & CO.
• Jersey City, Feb 3, 1853.
great 'lie in Strawberry .11 . ,-.T.etter front Lewia
4.. Co.—Philadelphia, March 29, 1862.
Mr. Joni PA RREL - Sir It affords me much
satisfaction to inform you hat the "Herring
SolaMander'Safe" we 'purchased of you
a' short time . since,. •preserved our books end .
papers in good conditiOn, during- the severe
orden through which it passed at the disastrous
conflagration that took place at.our
_warehouse
on the morning of the - ‘2811) inst., when the solo
was exposed to the most intense heat for soma
hours, and when dragged front the flames , woi
red hot on several sides. We make this state.
meta by Way of hearing idstimony, to the AV.ci h
.t.these•vainable-Fire- P-roofs
Very liespeetfully, LEWIS Sr. Co.
Tho Proprietor of the genuine " Herring
Sa'amender Safes, "
eltallenges't he whole world
in the sum of One Thousand, Dollars, to prodtice
their eptutl. Awarded the PRIZE AtEDAL,
nt tho.Vir ORLD'S PAIR, London, and the
GOLD 'MEDAL by the American Institute.
firer eOOO of these Safes hare been sold and
are now in use. and more Own 103 have passed
triumphantly through accidental fires .
Second - bawl Sates and " Salamanders" of
Miter makers, haying been token in part pay
fur "Herrings." for sale itt Aeon rotes
JOHN FARREL,
CABIPBELL
g. 34 Walnut St., Philadelphia._
rtEr Marbleized Iron Mantles, *Table .Tops, c.
trom the vorks of the ce)ebroced "SA
-MA N DER 111. 1 .10Ln c 0.," on hand in gm!
variety. Thor 303 m
SVELING VIZLLIIVIDEVW GOODS
Importers and .Dealers in French Millinery
Goods, No. 45 South Second Street,
Philadelphia,
vim AVlNG.reeeived by late arrivals a large
nu and well selected assortment-of
. SPIUNtI. MILLINERY GOODS,
;re..now prepared to offer their customers, at
tholoweetmarketfprices--;=.— .... ......_ •
' Glace Silks for Bonnets,
Fancy Bonnet and Cop Ribbons,
French and American Artificial Flowers
, 'Crapes; all colors,
_ Fancy Nets and Laces.
Togeiher with °Very article appertaining to
.the Millinery trade. , ~ ~
March 9, 1853. ..
WOOD & WI LOW' WAILE.
20.000 FANCY CORN 'BROOMS,.
1,500 Doz. BUCKETS, Assorted Colors.
600 NESTS CEDAR WASH TUBS,
NOO CEDAR CHURNS,
500 DOZ. WILLOW BASKETS,
300 'Doz. WALL 4- SCRUB•RRUraIIES.
The largest stock ever offered in Phila
delphia, and the cheapest in the world. Or—
ders promptly filled.
M. .3; J. M. ROWE,
NO, 111.NORTE1 THIRD ST.
March 9,1853 ,
Cheap Watches ,and Jewel
NVI-11)LESALE and RETAIL
at the " ,Philadelphia Watch
and Jewelry Store," Number
96 North Second Street, correr
of Quarry. l'ldadelphin.
Gold Lever Watches, hill
jewelled, 18 carat cases, 1::',•2140
Silv'r do lull? d, sl2e Gold Spectacles $7 CO
Silver Lc'pc_jsvls,lo Fir.° Silver do. iz 1,50
•do do do 9 Gold Breech. te.' - i, 3 -00
Superior Quartiers, 7Ladies G'd P'ls 100
I
Imitation.- do 5 S'r Tea S'ne,sett',s 'OO
Gold Pens with Pencil and Silver 110(16 - , 1-00
Gold Finger Rings 37i.cents to 68 ; Watch
Glasses, plain; 121 cents t Patent, 18i •, LUDO,
26,; other articles in proportion. All goods
warranted to he what they. arc Fold for,
STAU FFER. St. lIA RLI?.I' ,
•
- . -
septSlrSuccesiora to 0. Conrad.
,
On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and
Lopinee, still lower than The above prices. .
AGRICULT UR A i i i i vr) - WAREHOUSE
SEED STORE.
THE subscribers; in addition to their exten
sive Grocery, have connected therewith' an
-AGRICUbTtIRAL 1V A IfF s fIDUSEs
,and
SEED STOUT:, 110, 'Market street, near the
railroad, Harrisburg. Pa., and ore prepared to
'lilt all orders, by wholesale and retail, of all
kinds Of Agricultural linplcments, Vegetable
'Mid Flower Seeds, &c. Country mcirluirus
with reasounble discounts to sell again.
Horse-powers and threshers, wheat•drillls
and seed-planters, plows, harrows a n d eultiva.
tors, Mdder, hay, and straw-cutter , grain fens
corn shelters, Vegetable cutters, hand, grain
milts, Cloves shelters, luirse rakes, eburns;.grind
stones and improved hangings, say, slim and
manure forks, former's boilers, me yoltesand
bow, patent beer bins, cow chains, spades, hoes
and rakes; post diggers, wheelbarrows, grain
cradles, seythesatal'seythestones,•potatoe drags
post augurs, axes and ,hittchrts7grainbits,
groin measures, garden trowis,- pruning and
bidding knives, grass ond[grain sickles, screw
s wrenches, pincers and gimblets, rat and mole
trans',,r•caltle etude end. Iforsit: brushes, curry.
combs, garden reels.. cow bells, u Mille trees,
guano, pJaotcr, poudrew) bone) dust, lime, gar.
den, field and flower' seeds., .. . . i
i:Ilso: a large said fresh assortment of.GRIO•••
CERIES, TEAS, Bee., MI cheap for cask ' , ; i
.•'• • • • '.‘ ',•.Bp y ER rk- HALL.
• i&Grairs - and proddee of nil kinds received
n exchange, for implements.• • "'• • ' .. •
•• •'.'' April I'3 1353.-1 y • , . •: '• ,
. .
1-11;N:,STOREllnAlAir'enj0 ono nf Otie.Mor:
tiginAjfinchines;!,' - with.!! 11 O s ! t o . !cint.
n'( . 43.lhpingi 004:1001y tlin . yest innOnipe non I!'
2 thg t iattem ion 9r_ eq, pen ond
.:.Connh 141ukero; very low
glie Variaily, GrPoirY or •
• •
. •
AND„GAS; - ~ •
nom grant - agonsi - io over. ,It iP ai fixed foci
Ib'havo Watoralikr Gae. Croat'
'ox'or#6o! tisini:ife a -cat'ygaitOlatink.degioo: of
ta
iropowaiiii mothing:, soArOpiirain aa
Chir‘iino otip i• dilco's g
Auk:.
?hip 'yolk
11);triiWit
,:iup 7la plyjuat jaaelqaii iho
SS.."•
•
JOHN STONE & SONS,
. WM. DAILY & SON,
' Importers and Ikalfri in
mOLISII. FRENCH k OWISS WATCTIES;
JEWELRY, SILYSIGWARF. MATED.
. ..
WARY. AND FANCY ARTICLES.
ATOIDEISIOINIF receiving tha latest styles
of above Goods, which are offered it
whidesalo or retail, at —'
No. 210 liliuket Street. above Sixth; near
Gloater Street, Philadelphia.
ZSTMILISIIED IN MIL
vie
Cs, .
TO MECHANICS
-,tiliciji:4:#i.cgtis';,
%ef l / 4 ;(
conincucco; coLLEvdp,
locater No 127 DaZtinioi Street; Bultimere,:.old.
The ostensible objeCt of this Institution hi to:
place in thereach of individuals proper lacjli•
ties for obtaining a thorough and prectical
Mercantile Education. Nothing. indeed has!
been omitted that is calculated to produce the
desired result. -
The rooms oldie College are well fitted
conveniently. arrfinged, and situated in the
Most desirable part. of the City. Connected
thereto is a Commercial Library, and this, in
connection with familiar Lectures on Coinmer
cirri Law;and Mercantile Science; is a matter
of the highest Importune° to all who desire to
become AccoWntants of thd first order, and oc
cupy stations of profit' and responsibility. - A
young man can here obtain a more correct
knowledge'ot general business matter's in a
low weeks than can be acquired in as many
years in any one Counting Room.
The course of study embraces Double Entry
Book keeping, and its ridaptation'-to vat ious
departments of Commerce and Trade. Moreau
-taught-according- to-tho e niest
approved methods. Practical Penmanship', com
bining rapidity of execution with beauty of
construction. Lectures on Mercantile- Law,
upon various important Mercantile subjects
beside many other points necessary ler a honk..
keeper or business man to understand.' The,
time necessary fir art industrious strident to
complete rho course varies from 5 to 8 weeks.
-There being no viention, eppliennts can enter
ar airy time and attend both day and evening.
Examinations nro held at stated periods, and
Diplomas awarded to those who g - aduata.—
For terms, &e., write and have a Circular for.
warded by mail.
March, 23. 1853. 1Y• , •
rim
NE
Pegetabt
Prepared 1;
FIEZ
FEZ
/FITE discovery of DR EINIG, FRONEFIELD &
-EL CO'S CELEBRATED CATTLE POWDER, Imo
set the whole community alive to u new fact ill
regard to feeding of Cattle, both for the pin
pose of maintaining health and 'increasing the
p eduction of Fat, Butter-and Milk. The effect
•e their Powder hos astonished every one that
mis used it, and the demand-has been so large
that the proprietors could scarcely manufacture
mitileiently fast for their soles. . .
The immense popularity it has obtained from
Farmers. Dairymen - - and Horsemen, and the
confidence and suecc with which they have
used it have set the liehda of other Druggists
. at work to make an ailiele professing to be. of
- equal merits, thlnkinetri-take advantage ofour
Powder's popularity,okil'hY these means intro
duce' other .artieles jitio the market, which
have no affinity to ourj preparation wliptever.
HVery person knows, who has read anything
of Agricultural Chain iStry, that no powder pos-
sassing such qualities e s that which we prepare
was ever lenownln anY part.J.f Germany; Eu.
rope or America. We advise all persons to
„read Prof. Leibiga's woritshild see for thorn
'. selves whether they _or any 'ono else, - ever knots.
- - ou. -qattle -PeWder, in--Germany, Europa' or
~AMerica; that ever professed to iivel,ho same
viriiicii,:which we claim for ours.,
'The disbovery is of American Birth, ..., e off
springer the proprietors, and there.is no cattle
powder;Now known in the world, ilitit was ever
inanufaet4red from the same combination Of
Chemigefolements as thitthf Breinig, Prone
. fillif, &'Cu. .1 $1 . `,..,
Do net 'therefore suffer yeatselvetil to be de
"o ....
ceived,r, think thothur poviAl i er• is i`hhhiltbeg ;
hecauseV,ou have tried thorie , tritingrel:,- stibstir.
tutesandqound no'good fcildtbut rather injuL
rice? Osaka. Never give etrepilluou'ettiless you
havetri c ed 'the only genuine qdliiithi Cattle
Powder in the world, as comp, iiiiiled'and pre—
pared by Breinig, Pronefiehr 'Pti,....,'N(,),. 187,
North Third Street. Pliiladel!itila
pl, IL Do not be imposed :epqn and allow
yoirOuimals to die or linger' disease ' be
eauqt4su have fed the wrongriltle Powder.
ThaAignaturo of ,
VI PIN IG , FRONEFIELD & CO.,
.
is on Ole cnil of each pack of the gcnnino nr
tick. .Soli) in Canal° by •
H. M. RAWLINS,
April 7,'52-6m
SANV
Tilk.:*rideitigned owning a • largo Steam
Saw itfiltiledently - buik, on ari.improvcd plan,
will, a eireti!ar 'saw capable-'of sawing with
renal rapidity, lo s eated three miles west of Pa•
pettpwn:>Puinlieriand county, at the bane of tlie
SoiOleuntain, on Spruco Run, and
in pg,We6liton near one - thousand acres of the'
hest aiiirAirr,lund, in the Souther!) purl of Penn-
itylvatiii, are now prepared to saw and furnish'
imberiqo order, at the shortest notice of the
vaiimia',deserilitions used fur mechanical put.-
_prN ui;t l 2 They_ can furnish
- frame stuff for barns
anelrouses of any length aud size that may be
required, weather-bourding, flooring, and len.
cog boards, poplar and oak boards and plank,
shingle and plastering'oak and Chesnut
shingles, cooper'. stdtf, pitch pine posts, and
chestnut rails and posts. They have now on
band several thousand feet of lumber, chesnut
rails and pests fur fence, nub and pine wood by
' th,b cord, and can engage to be delivered in its
seitsim scie'rul hundred curds of chdsnut oak
hurls'tir;tticnjitg, purposes.. ,
The pron,riCters having availed 'themselves
of the_ na tural ..adyantoges of their location,
'which abociticlOn a variety bribe _finest
timber,
and hating also a practicaF•km.wicdge
of the bOsiness. me enabled to furnish lutz*r
lower to M' citizens of Cumberland count;
'than can lie dime by apt/ similar estublishinent
—and as 04 wish and cspect to_ do a large
business, will'sPure nn mans to accommodate
the publics at thirshorto.t.
The various:descriptions of lumber; will ; be
delivered in Cailislo or obiewhere us may be
`desired.. All orders addressed to the promic.
tors, Divert & Haskell, living in Pa - renown, or
to Win. D. Seymour, jr. in Carlisle, will secure
prompt attention.
•
RIVEN, HASICELL & SEY Mi. iJR.
Nov. 10, Iy.t . .
IiffairDWISINE.
A LARGE •srßiniq_ . ARRIVAL:
IllClLsurpossos in,quantity quality and
Ur prices any that has ever yet been opened'
in Carlisle, consisting a't he .grcutcrt vatic!) ,
•- of all kinue of Llardware, such Ile, Shoe Fin
. dings, Saddlery, Crawl, Trimmings, Paints •
Oils, Varnish, Glass, Nails, Anvils,
Vices, Bellows, Springs,Axels, Bows, Follows,
Voceers, • Cedarworo, Farming Utensils,-Dar
and Rolled Iron, Steel, &c., with a thousand
btametichis unmentionoble.
!hiving purelicsraflorgely of 'Heavy Goods
• prevhius to the iv!vonec in prices,' I' am enabled
• to'si.ll goods at,eld prices.. Peisons in want of
IlardWrire arc invited to coll. tied wramine my
goods ontl hear my pricesorad you will fie Sat.
• Tsficd' tAlicim'iliii'Clicop Hardware he hod.
'•lfy ettralc.-of .IV/IU, PAPER is nnqp - prom lied byrany•in the llorotigh.-.
Thankful for the former liberal rialrMnago, a
-%coritinininee of the same is solicited
.•- JOHN P. LYNE,
• Wei: Sido•of'Northileillover Street,'
• • • •
TAINTIATE.' & TAPER HANGING
,
,'• • WM, RN'. ivonld "respectfully: on:;
'' . .imuncs to the ' Cilizenß' Of 'Carlisio ho bas,
''roccnmsnced hie imainess 61' Ileala . raintlagi.
Glaiing,'atar Patier xartoos
branches, is shod'' is ", Ote'
:Grammar School. Thankful: for rot fav,pya:
•he hopes bf4itricrattentlon'tokusinesa thorn
• a portion orpablip 419, will
,P
-LIU tbiid tit the' trimming 'rind ppitaing pfv:entt,n,rt.
.213116dg, &C.' A'tideit'lntiile'la thaesaintl
all work warranted pooh of gp:►tuy.
ettorirocikov.o. , '1852 41
:1003 TONS )411tottiirrode:,Conl' ,, of he bOet
ti tY,It!!I , COI R.r. solo by - A 4.10,1
t ,i) LE jr;„ OlAyMilcutor •
.c,, , ,f,14018,16', march 16;1863.-:;,
4',4 lispeltotp,o4o
Mizawr
Splendid Fancy Goads, Elegant Gift
• Books, Bc., am.
,
Q 4 W. HAYERSTICK has jtist receiver)
from the city andia now evening a spiel...
.did-display:of.FANGY GOOLB, ELM' fur 'rho approaching Ilalydny Eeascn, to el it
h Le
desirea to cell the attention of his hitt db at it
the public . His assoitincnt in tide lit a tennot.
ho surpassed, in novelty and, elegaree,
both in quaiity-aud price ol the-articlea,cau
not fail to please purchasers. 1.1.. it cuki be iii.-
possible to enunteratc Inc '
HOLIDAY FANCY 'GOODS,
which comprise every . variety-ol Earley article
o the most novel Styles and exquisite thst ca.
such as •
Papier Macho Gaods. ...,
Pet : tont alabaster and porcelatb ink•steada
and (rase, . 0
Fancy ivory, penrrand shell cord casts, '
Maims' Fancy Baskets, • . .
_ .
Fancywork Boxes, with sewing Matt uni'ts.
Port Illonnities, of every variet),
Gold pens and pencils,
Fancy paper weights, . .
Papeterles„ with it .largo variety of Japes
Fancy stationery,
Motto scale and wafers, •
Silk and bead purses,
Ladies' riddig whips,, elegantly
Ladies' line cutlery,
Perfume baskets and bogs,
Brushes of every bird for the toilet,
Roussel's perluntes of the various birds.
Musical instruments, °Fall bisds end at all
prices, together with au innumerable vat let y of
mildest elegantly finished and Euitr.l,le for ho
lyday presents, to which ho invites tpceicl at
tention.
Also,\afi extensive and elegant: collection of
'HOLIDAY GIFT BOOICS,
comprising the various English mil An eri, an
ANNUALS for 1653, richly d et d
illustrated rE T
OWA Ali 0 R F S, with
CHILDREN'S' PICTORIAL II 0 0I( S,
for children of all ngcs, then which mthirg
can he more appropriate or pleasing es I t lieny
gifts. His assortment of pleasing
d
School Stationery is also m mplcte at .d trni
prises every thine used in.-Crllt ge and tl.e
Schools. He also desires to call the particular
attention of Families to his elegant display of
LA'MPS • OMANI - ) OLES, I , :e. •
Pow
rza
nefield, St
from the extensive esinhitFl.met n of Cornelius.
Archer and ethers of Philudcli hin, ce n I riot g
every style of Parlor, CharuLer crd, lftudy
Lamps, Mr burning either lord, Frei id or
tiLe
real oil, together with Flom er Vines, Fancy
Screens, &c. .His aSsortment in this line is on
equalled in the liorimah. Alin.
FRUITS. FANCY COM' ECTIOAIIY
NUTS— PRESERVED lEEE] 5, &c.,
in every variety .nnd nt.nll uricte, all at 'Whic h
are pure and fresh, such ns can lie confdently
recommended to his friends and the
His sieelc' enibratee everything in .the lion of
rency GeV:refs -- ; with tunny other affieli
to housekeeper s,which the are CFpecially
invited call 'and see durinr, tho holtenys
ltemember the Old Stand, nearly Opposite the
Bank on Nnr:li Hanover street.
.ifecls 1852. 5 W. 11AVF,I1ST1CN.
HO! FOR 'THE HOLIDAYS!
"WESTRIVE TO PLEASE" -- ' --
THE subscriber would respectfully onreorro
to the e,itizent, of this place, and oil VCIfO,I9
visiting•thesame during
lids nod onbond end will continuo to be rut
plied with the latest novelties tip to the elcie of
Ore season, eumprisioti iu pi.rt
CONFECTIONA BITS
of tho ehoicest'varimies v euch as Fine Candy
Toys, Jelly Cokes, Don Bons, Gum Cordial,
Lemon, Chocolate and Fruit Drop, Ileac,
Vanilla and Bunn Almonds, Firoth ord. ex
ploding ,9'eerets. AIEO all the remmon swim
ties, all of _Whicli will be-gold wholcealo and
retail at low rates, at.
I KISS KINGLE'S OLD BALL,
in Nortlitanoveridreet, n few doors north
of tiro Bank, %NliEre Welinvo lust received I
FRUITS AND NUTS
of the latest importations such as • Oranges,
Lemons. Raisins, Figs, l': sees. Citrus, C ur—
rants, soft 'and paLer shelled A Isionds, I il
berts, Cocoa, Cream and Ground Nuts. Also,
TOYS AND FANCY ,GOODS
of every kind front all parts of Europe, main
ufactured of -wcod., glass, . bina, pnpier 'MAW,
tin and India rubber, sine, &C.. such es' Finer
Wax, kid and jointed Dolls, Sewing and Card
Baskets, 'Work and - Fancy Boxes, Flutter
Vases, Motto Cups,-Ten Setts, Music Boxes;•
• Pore Mosaics, Battle. Duets, Gist e ilcur s,
Masks, Drums, Guns, Trumpets, Demisscs,
liattia-and other games, &c. Funny Snaps and
Oils, of every' variety. In eh•nnection
lvtifillte•above F. huge mot le of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Mich as pulvcritcd.. crusbed at d brov n Fu•
gars. ol every grade. Coffee, Molasses, Siertli,
Groan and• Black Tone, Fpicco, Butter, Even,
Sugar, Water-and o.her - Craolters, chem., a-c.
The subscriber returns his ',Metre ilaq be
to agenorous public for the pall:image Iletvo
fore bestowed on him, and hopes, by a (keno
to please, to morit a continuance of he FI;1110.
ideCls I'. MON YER.
WALL. PAPERS.
•
subscriber is just now receiving and
opening 'an .unportilleled assoritnent of
WALL PAPERS. Those desirous of trans
forreing 'the interiors of their old dwellings
intet,now ones, and giving additional entbel
tislripents to theirnewpneS, at a eomphrative
ly trifling cost, will' do well wean and examine
for I. eau sell,thetn from Wets upwards. Re
member tho old stand, East Main st opposite
Ogilby'ii Store. Brtho way. I would any to
,thoso who also want to improve the exterior of
their bosses, dust I can furnish them . .uith
Wotherill's pure and.frash - grourd White Lcnd,
together with various other colours, blue.. or- ,
tmge, yellow, various shades, of green, iSr.e., in
short everything calculated: fa adorn ut.d dec
orate your mansions.
mar 2 • ..lIENR
LAY.' or 25 cents, by means
of the POCKET /ESC U
LA PI US, or,EV'ery - Ono
111 S OWN IIYSIAN!
--r-The' this ty-sistit Edi
tion, with °nett undred en
aravi tugs, showing. Privato.
Diseases! nod 411 . 911011-
tions of tlae Vetserntsve
,System, e'%li..ly shape,
stud loran to 1. hit Is is all.
13isea6es of Females, in.
:males only (seepage IOU),
mg _ ...mpOrtAnce ro married ptm.
plc, or those contemplating marriage. ‘1,111:-•
Y 01/NU,. M. IL, Graduate of the University el*
Pennsylvania, Member of the 'loyal College of
Surgeons, Lonclon,and Honorary Ikt cniser of the
1-llsiladelphia Ms dims society. The various
torsos of Secret Dist ases, Seminal Weaktuss,
Diseases of Ilse Prostrate Gland, Impotency,' Soli•
tory habits of youth, are bashfully. described, and
all the recipes given iu Seminal
Intl'huDge: The
chapter on selli•absue and Seminal Weakness is •
worthy of oTticulov attentidts, awl should be read
by . every one: Young Men who have been tusQsr
innate in contracting disease, previous ...to plating
yourselves under the core of any doctor . , no Oust.
ter what Isis pretensions unity be, gU n copy of
'of this truly valuable work.
Sea Captsons nod persons going to•4;n, should
possess lb..' Yonngls Treatise on Marriage, dm
Pocket JEsetthipius, or Every olio tilt own
Otr• Let no father lie nslimerti M present n
copy of the .7Esculnuitts to his el ild. It may
sure hint from en curly, grave. Let no young
num. oe woman cider into .the 't yet ct, oblitations
of married life, tviti.ritit rending tic pocket ]Em
volatiles. Let no one sneering from n hockey:4
cough, pain in the Ellie, ITlAlceli.lkilla•
feelings, owl the' whole train of lb spopfle , soon
tions, and .glyeir up by their pliysieten.'l nu
oilier moment without consulting. ' thp
dins. lleve'the married or thosp,tibout tolte
married any impetlimenG end , t isisderly useful
Book; as it lute been the means of.tnr,ing:titett.
sands ;or tinfortutudo crettiurcp'•froM' the„'yeey,
jowsrof dent!). ' illinerds of Q. Atll4.lo)g,'sapirs,
of this celebrated.: Uork. bus ' soul 41W thi s
counttY ' end'. Ettroptit‘sinic 185116
edition aria irssw:(l, : ,
• CC. •
fitly ,
cents e t closeif.iri.,n
of thief book LY',rottilt" or fire CoptelfwAr ltd!ieitt
A tlifre so :Me: .WILLIAIti Xtrit UN G,
Pont
Twenty pe>3rsprnMice In
the'ciff , cr,;l'
dence.of the selictetl;.Ond hti rue~~i,
osliq. Itis• di nen it'S s
6
.0010111 one," oh :hie' 15 , 2. Spence' S6`ll~bet 4:
-;,, v ot-d gi y:,boteceit 9 nt!d g o'clock . ; (tsun t he.;,',..,
oeidetittunt At. -Tint Ijigalltle coo' ft.Vititdi
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- tfrE Sy!iro oftho'fatilltcriber. orabraot*,,
ROCERISS
,Quatmalvtqrti, qiut Viniclirts venally Item': *.
bY^llliti, its reinoved ,to No's
2,tt '3, MA,ltiOn 11911,1.,, Watt Matt St.,
Cttrliele, T'`T. ' " "
rtiarch s(7i, lam' L' 3*. w.tEr•
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