G
3gritulintal.
Hints for the Season.
Underdraining may be performed to
advantage , on all soils not too wet. There
are many portions of the farm that are
too hard to ditch during the drier season,
that have now become softened by the
autumn rains to work advantageously.—
Let as much of this be . done as, may 'be
practicable, and next summer's crop will
tell the result.
Plowing in autumn has several advan
tages. „It divides - the labor of teams,
and enables them to -perform while they
arc strong and vigorous, and during cool
weather, a part of the work which must
otherwise be done in spring, often under
more unfavorable circumstances.. It fre
quently admits of earlier sowing of spring
.crops by a week or more—a difference
which often makes a greatly increased
athount. We have known a delay of ten
days to diminish the oat crop more than
half, as compared with earlier sown fields.
Atittinin-is'.especially adapted_ to the-dc
perrined by the Michi
gan plow, by the exposure which it gives
to the newly turned subsoil, as well as'in
consetittence of the increased facilities
• for a strong draught at this season.
Wheat fields are often much injured by
gnaw-water standing upon the surface
curly in spring, in large puddles which
cannot escape. Surfac . c furrows should
be well cleaned out before winter, so as
to admit of the ready draining of these
bodies of water.
Ample preparations should be
,n►acle
for shelter to domestic animals during
winter. Sheds, stables, sheltered yards,
feeding-racks and feeding-troughs, often
save in a single winter their entire cost,
by avoiding the needless consumption of
-food to impart waru►th; and by prevent
ing a waste of fodder under foot.
Cattle often suffer in winter for want of
water, and prefer going without -fur a
time to travelling half a mile for it ex
posed to dogs and other annoyances.—
Lirovision if not already made, cannot be
seenred after the earth is frozen
Timely care should therefore be taken in
this particular.
Good milk, sweet butter, and healthy
and thriving animals depend more on
pure wholesome water tluot many sup
pose.
Straw,, with sonic hay chopped up to
g,ther, with a slight addition of ►veal or
shorts, saves not only in food, but keePS
animals in tine condition, if the other
requisites of thrift arc preserved.'
A general supervision should be kept
of the premises, and preparations made
for the winter. Leaky roofs should be.
repaired; loose .boards on barns and
fences nailed fast; sagging gates righted;
broken windows furnished with glass;
stablas made secure against cold currents;
stove pipes guarded from the danger of
fire ; chimneys cleaned of soot;' cellars
protected front the effects of decayed
vegetables, and particular vigilance in
relation to the care and management of
the premises, preparatory to thearrange
nients for another year.—austry Cirti
ticaacrn.
Mild Cows
If yott'`desire your (tows to yield Mier
ally to the pail, you must iced them with
something hetter . suited .to the secretion
of rich milk than (7 . 1 y provender. Chop
pea roots, or meal slops of 5011106m1,
shottld be given them twice a day, at
least, - say morning and eV - ening. They
should also be proyidedfwAh littered beds,
dry lodgings—moderately warm—be reg
ularly watered thrice each day, just be
fore being fed,—be curried or combed
once a day, and salt, With occasionally a
little ashes or fine bone dust mixed, two
or three times a week. They also like a
variety of ..food',., 'toots, cut or rasped,
mixed with cut hay or straw, then stirred
and left for atiliour or two, make a ILWSK
Which they will eat dory greedily. We
think that hardly attention .etiough is
given to the bedding ( i f eowt.c as the tinny
quiet and comfortable they are, the less
food will be required to sustain the sys
tem, and may therefore go ,to Produce.
flesh .or laillc. A gentleman. who has
constantlyemployed several pairs of work
ing °Neil for many years, states. dna og
en travel fifteen miles a day, beiHg
Nyvi[ at ttight,'its easy . as
twelve ndies: 1111 d NO littOli 010 bare
limiter that all our cattle arc well provi ed
for in this respect.---N Elyland FUIVICr.
A Magnificent Farm and Farmer.
A Vermont paper says Among the
conspicuous men in the Vermont Legis
lature, is Mr. G.. B. Brigham, of Fair
field. lie owns and cultiyates 1,300 a
cres of land. Among his barnyard items
avwu hundred and twenty cows, twenty
horses and five yoke of oxen. In his
dairy he makes ; butter only. The aver
age'yield of butter from the milk of each
cow is one hundred and fifty pounds.—
Two huge 'dasher' churns are set in mo
tion by two 'hors -, Lrowers,' and the but
ter is worked' by tlic"old fashioned 'pad
dle.' llis stock of cattle consume about
five hundred tons of hay
~ annually.
20,000 lbs. of pork, 500 bushels of wheat
front 400 to 500 bushels of corn, 1,000
bushels of oats, and flow 1,000 to 2,000
bushels of potatoes, are among his yearly
products.
London Currants
A writer in the He rtlenttarist speaks
of the fine currants of the market, gar
dens near London,- which are grown in
the following manner: They are planted
in rows twenty or thirty feet apart, and
three or four feet apart in the rows ; the
ground which is naturally good is highly
luanured, and cropped between with veg
etables. When the plants C0111111CJICC•
be.tring, they, are pruned very hard; the
,
greater part of the youngthinneo
out", and what, is allowed to remaiii
,shortened back to three or bmr inches.—
By this means the trees are always kept
short. never attaining .a greater height
than two or three feet. 'These strong
manurod and well-pruned trees produce
magnificent fruit, and in great abun
dance,- well — remunerating the market
gardener for his trouble.
1==221
Hens Eating Their Eggs
Pen your fowls up for fattening as soon
as you please, after they have once com
menced eating their eggs. There is no
cure for them. We speak from experi
ence, says the editor of the /3osioa onr/
8111th GII(1r111 . 1111. Two years ago our
entire ornithological establishment, con
sisting of a dozen Porkings, was con
demned in like manner. We fear that
we had taught the fowls habits of canni
bali.slat by giving theta the shells of their
own eggs to eat. We tried mild curative
measures first. We
gave them boiled
eggs, scalding hot., and after a first taste
oy cooled their bills in the grlivel,
turned the egg over and over a few times
with their feet, and then when it was
ready for, eating, fought and scratched
over the shinty morsel, and swallowed it
before our eyes. The cockerel . , who, as
a father of a family ought to have known
better and set a rood example, strutted
about. as if he highlydily approved the tran
saction, and occasionally selected a dainty
morsel of the yolk for himself, thus be-
Coming worse than an accomplice in the
infitnticide. After this we adopted an
other expedient. We got. an egg blown,
and tilled the shell with a composition ,sif
of mustard, vinegar, aloes, salts and other
horrible associations.,_ The fowls..got one
good dose and ran up and down the walk
chattering and shaking their heads with
an expressionof intense disgust, which
was very ludicrous to witn&s. Like
Mr, Samuel Weller at the liarrowgate
Spa, they only tasted the liquor mare.;
bilt--tke punishment was useless, as we
got no more eggs.
Sore Backs
A correspondent at a distance writes
as follows, which may prove serviceable
to sonic of our readers :—"lf your horse
is troubled with a sore or galled bail.-,
rub with lead, softened' to a paste with
linseed oil; on the injured part., till the
sore' , is completely covered. Some re
commend fo.t this purpose a solution o f
vitriol in water; but the former remedy
is far preferable, and,`On the whole, more
certain to effect a cure. I. have known
bad galls entirely healed and curi=a by it
in a few days.' Wounds on any part of
the Itnintal,•if not deep and of a serious
character, are greatly eased and disposed
to heal rapidly by this application. Try
Germantown 'Peleuraph.
Bees. i
The following tittle item linty induce
litrmers to raise honey, as. they thus gain
a double protit.--"It shited that bees
greatly improve the fruetitiention 4 fruit
trees. Orchards in which severandtivei
arc Itept;always produce more fruit than
others in whieli there are none. In the
provinees on the Ithinc:llie fruit/I:in/ore
abundant ;ma tiller than in any tither part
iJormany ; thore if the
iiwoititio-s rf.ints
• •,:„ • • .
• tartiele Orralb.
proressionnf (Curbs
•
t N. GREEN Attorney at law, has
_1 - • nttled in MeclumOdatrg. - for the practice of lds
protuNSIC)ll. All kinds of Legal Writing, Collectiom,
Court inthiness, &e.. promptly attended to. Office oppo.
.Ito Dr. hong's Nsldenee. SUIIVEYINti in all its diffe
rent-branches promptly attended to.
-G B. COLE Attorney at Law, will at
• tend promptly to all businem; entrusted to him.—
office in the room formerly oeenpied by limn Irvine,
North ilitnover street,
April 20, pita
- 113 H. B '3l ENTII 11 0-
Auai ATIiIC ritvsietAN. 0111 co and residence
Louther street. ono door eatst of the 17 or nnu Be
t',.,rturd Church. hr. Blunienthal respectfully offers his
proibsslonal services to the citizens of Carlisle nud vi
cinity.
o.o—Persons from a ttktanee laboring under chronic
diNeIIFOS luny consult by letter. Office hours. from 7 tn
9 A. M, and 2 to 4 P. M. ; septll,7pitt
C. S. BAKER respectfully offers
JV his professional services to the citizens of Carlisle
and NUlrrounding country.
01lire and residence in South lin never street, directly
"Msite to the "Volunteer Unice.'
Carlisle, April 20, 14453.
cll F stt l i T (
1 , 111 North l)
street
t.,
store. (Ittk flours: more partleularly tram 7to 9 o'clock,
A. M., tine from sto 7 &dock, P. M. •
TA R. '(; Et). W. NEIDICII
4_, DENTI ST carefully attends to nil
(donations tir) the teeth and adjacent
parts that disease or irregularity may teelluire. Ile mill
also insert Artificial Teeth of every description, smelt as
Pivot, 1-ingle and Block teeth. and teeth mlth `.
nous flutes," mind will construct Artificial Palates, ph ,
turntors, Regulating Pl:\ es and every applinvoie used in
the Dental Art. tang room at the resltdenee of
Dr. Fannie] I:11144M k.mett High street, Cat tisk,.
(4143(11U - 4E
.7 Z. BRETZ il; p
form any operations upon
the tooth that inny o' requited Gar their preservation.—
.latitiolitl teeth inserted. from a sitwle tooth to au entire
met„ on t 110 tift,st prier lid prinviples. Diseases of the
iuuuth aid irrognlncitios onroftiliy t Hotted. Miler al tho
rosl,lou4. of tits brother. ou North l'ltt streot, tart hole.
In. el 1.(vO
v5-.N.L ....... , 111re
. 14 y Ills will perform
' nil operations upon tile
Teeth that are required for their preservation. KWh as
Fe:ding, Filluur, Plugging.,4e., or will restore the less of
thou'. hp inserting Artltiiinl Teeth. front n sittitie tooth
to it full sat,. air. ()Mee on Fitt street, a f•w 'illsors
south of the I:nitro/Id lintel. Dv; L, is Meseta front Car
lisle the last ten days of every . month.
N. ROSENSTEEL, House, Sign,
Fancy and Ornament/II Painter. Irvin's (formerly
Itarper'sl4tow, pm!. Ilitner's Di). (hoods R.N. Ile will
Attend promptly to all the abort, descriptions of paint
ing, at ressonxtbir prices. The various kinds of graining
attended to, such as mahogany, oak, walnut, he., In the
tutproved styles.
3nsurtutce.
FIRE INSURANCE.-TIVE ALLEN
AND EAFt I'i , INNSUOIO.I MUTUAL, FIREIN
aI ANCE CIJ.II .►NV of Cumberland eounty, ineorpo
rated by an het of Alseuildy, in now fully organized, and
itt operation under the inanagement of the following
eollllll 15:44,11pm-11z;
Daniel Bailey, NWilliam It, Gormts, Michael Cock
{quietude Brenneman, Christian : 4 tayulan, John C. Dun-
lap, Jacob IL (hover, Lewis Ayer, Henry bogan. Benja
min 11. Mussur, Jacob Mumma, Joseph Wickersham,
Alexander Cathcart.
The rates of insuranee_nre as low and favorable as any
Company of the kind in the :state. Persons wishing to
become members are invit.fd to make application to the
agents of the company', who are willing to wait upon
them at any time. ....
iIENJ. MOSSER, President.
HENRY LO AN. Vice President.
I.EWIS 11YEIL Secretary
MICH KL COCK LIN, 'Treasurer.
CUMBERLAND (OUNTY.--Itrubllrti Martin, 'S. Curn
berlund C. It. Hyrum!), Kingston Henry Zearinit,
Shironnustorrn ; Cluirleg Pen. ; Itr. J. Abl,
Clsurrhtown Samuel Grahmu. best l'unnsbornugh ;
James Me Dowel. Frankforti; Mode Griffith. South
ttletnii Ssunuel l'on'er. lieujarnin lini ertitiok. Meehan-
Irsburtt ; Jnltu elwrrirk, Lisburn; David (*.rover, Shop
hers:laws 11.
1701:1( NTl'.-31,11 - 11 ItoiTinan. Pi•ter
IVolforti, Franklin; Jfilin Smith. Esti.. II rishlugton; V.
S. Picking. Dover; J. W. *'nit. Par:Witte :
11 Alt It !Sill: 10.1.-11 oust r k bocliinnit.
.71.101111.1.1 . $ of 1114. V4,1111,311 . 1' having witch.", ithotit to ex
pire Call IVNi• }ben, rem•wed by mitt lug implication to
any of the ngents.
A MAP OF' CUMB FRI, AND COUN
TY.—Frnui entirely orittitinl :iturveys, by actual
unnimurenirnt throughout the whole Muuty, by IL F.
BRA
The subseriber is now engaged In making Surveys
preparatory to publishing a new and complete Map of
Cumberland Connty, upon a large seale. livery Public
head and :itreain, with the locations of all Mills, stores,
Bwellings, and Public Buildings, will he accurately laid
down. All the Public Buildings in the County will he
distinctly indicated, and the names of owners of pmper
ty generally, will be inserted in their proper plaiitimus un
the Map.
A Tahlt, of distances. Statktl, of the Comity. en
larged plans of the principal Villages. and a flow of
,the
most attractive views in the County. still he inserted lu
the o u urgiit thus giving every satisfaction, and render
ing the Map most taluable to the Owners (d Property.
Mot - oh:nits, Travelers, Cont oyaiwors, and the inhabitants
generally, of the region' delineated •
:IN lunch us this work ,q to he tondo up of actual
surveys made upon the tur,ntut; it u ill , require thee to
uceoauplish It : it le not expected, therefore, that it will
be ready for publication much motel' tile period of Two
Year.:. This sine of the Map ,will' Ire. abou .' feet by
four, and pill cost donot s,
11. 11/tIIIIIESS, Publisher.
N. l' corner of Marshall 41,1111 WOO(1 'St.. Philadelphia.
Sept. 27-1 mild,
?PENT lON 1)1"S1' Err 'S—=-Those
im have been atllicted for "ears with this
4.thorstano dlarase , 1(1111 NV bit hate hVell 11'1111:, 311110 A
l!‘ PTV Seat um th, 1 , 10 , 110 relief. we say
. •
to you try . Iteechers Ant idt speptie' and you will soon
be eonrineed of itti }emit opt , riority over e% ery outer
prepar4tion. We could dee )ott loony certificates corob
orating our aNsertions. but a single , . trial Is o ort Is wore
tnao all. 'nib, remedy I. prepared a g,nd sold at the Dru
score (f 11. South Ilano‘er street, u few
doors south of the dirt house, ettrim,..
DIANO FOR SEVEN
(iurn INISEIV001) PIANO, tittl•hed In the
•
and best style, excellent quality
- tone. and et ory way II lit'Sirabh,
latent, will be sold a harifaln if Applied
J 11L!! .tidf Immediately..
. spiel JO/IN K. STAVMAN.
A 1)1 ES 1 , ',1,N('1 FURS.-,T()1-1,N
4'.\111,11:., Itaptirtor, linitllllll.ttirlT ;17111 DV:OV( /II
10.11.11111, I %ACV 1,11118, fyr 1,:t.11,..; mot Children, Itl
Ohl NALII , :II . I' : , trovt. uhov 11.1Ith. 1'11113(1,1011n.
111;v1a.! uoty 4..ktliplt•tt,l iuv I.irt:o, att.! assol
~f 1110'.1iltorklit hinds Fallvy I , tit.N. that ..1111
1.. t tlo• pri.writ set
s,ll: 1111- a,, , root•ilt ui Itnr; .4111111 to ;lily too nd
111:11h. (its, 6:11,4' CLr quality. ValiOt . l, I.,,Lizty. 11 4 v.
Ind! Ivnv:ht HI V I'llll , ill P.ltrops. 1 . 1/1 1 C;L1 , 11/. 117111 /181 . 0 11311
th ll, llllll l l.llllClillllF, l l 11 tit • 111 1 ,1 o'llll l l4l l lll W 4l OOllllll
1111.1 11 1 . ply (1%, i t sktporl hint. it itll .11:011 , Ccllliv any,-
111.1 ,1 1.1 .1•11.11111 1 .1 to ,11'1I1 f/11 1 1.1/ 141/;;I11 profits. +tn4 lttr
F;;!',1:1;; : : vi . 'won.' a
.r.r))% r.l/0;110,
;-1;.017.,
=EI
~ 1 *
MEM
Atisceraneons.
•TI A.M AW MILL, near
. 1 vap,rtown. Cinuterland
II ASK ELL A:. SPA' 31tWli elintinue tn sup
xtur! I ca ply Lumber of all kinds, at the shortest
notice, and on terms lower than can he
Lad elsewhere. All milers directed te - 70:. ittsKrr.t..
pertawn, or ‘V:W. U. SrA Jr.,Cartracr, trill be prompt
ly attended to.
Feb.
GAS FITTIN6 AND PL173111-
,
INO.--The undersigned would inf,,em th e
citizens of Califsle that he has made arrange
ments todoti AS FITTING and PLUMBING at short no
tice, and on reasonable terms. Ile has engaged the ser
vices of a first rate hand front Philidrelphia, and has sup.
plied himself with an VAPSISINP assortment of FIXT
URES. which will enable him to till all orders promptly.
All work will he warranted. Ills stook of Gas Fixtures
will ho found to the room exactly opposite bis Tinning
establishment on North llauover street, where he int Iles
a call.
TINNING, SPOMINCI, Is also prepared to
furnish. or make to order, every artliie of TIN W
used by housekeepers and others. He will also atteOd
to 'SPOUTING, HOUSE-HOOFING, BELL HANGING,
and PLUMBING.
Thankful for the ll:grim:we with which be hasitlrently
been throned, he respectfully solicits n continua:lre of
the some:
.Nne 14, '54
1., It 1 0 M CALIFORNIA.-C. _VON'
, •
iIEILES respectfully informs the citizens Of Car
, ..., ^ _ lisleand vicinity, that lam has gust return
.,•.-„' Al
~,,,„:‘ ed from California, and is prepared toese
-m.--„.':-.....11W mute all kinds of work connected with his
~--.0r...:‘, line Of foasiness. He has always on hand
.4'
... - . , a large assortment of ready-made Miles,
Runs, Pistols. Locks, Keys. Gun Trimmings. /tr., eV of
which he will sell wholesale or retail. lie also attends
to repairing Guns, clocks, leaks, et c: engra • on brass,
copper and iron. Ile hopes that by et fate on to
business, and a desire to vlease, he n ill ere it and rem ice
public patronage.
AU- All kinds of Fire Anna made to order.
Carlisle, Ain II 2tl. 1$ 4-1 v
QPLENDIDJEW
iItdida), Pres
obis, .tr.—T tt 0 M .AS t )N•
/to 2 3 't'N w t,::. , t. t. o
f" 4 1 lll: ts u t r z i e i t „ . l t li feww
,7,.
V . 11 4
Hotel Carlisle, has just re
ed the largest 11,1111 111,4
elegant towairt meat of sup,.
rifir%li , tailt , v - iI•ViT - oltert'd lu Carlisle;.' consisting - to - part.
of Hold anti Sicver Watches of every variety, and at all
prices:, eight-day CLOCKS, Silver table attAl tea sisams.
silver table 11 , 0;s and butter knives, gold and silver
spectacles. ladles' and gimtleuteos gold putt nod pencil,
gold eitaini, of every description. ear and finger rings,
breast pins. Sr.. at all prlt es. Also Accordeons nod 11 u•
steal Poxes, NI lib a great variety .4 Fancy Articles, K. ,
leeted evroct.sly for the Holidays. Persons desiring, to
purchase Are invited to call and examine the assortment.
e are prepared to sell at. t cry reasonable prices. qual
ity of goods warrauted to Le AN fine as Sold 11 r.
rlI MAC CtIN LYN.
•
Rest
- Nr A RION HILL DAGUERREAN
Itt K having token the Dopier
rean -rooms in Marion k 114,41 , 11 A,B. Tubb's “tti
tory. dative to inform the I.2ldies tiod'ii:rotlemen of (*or
nate that he is prepared to take Likenesses to the most
superior style of the art, such as will fully sustain the
reputation of this popular establishment. Ins rot.uts
are largo, pleasantly situated and comfortably furnish
ed. Ile Is provided with the most powerfuYand perfect
instrument for taking phtures and warrants antisfit ,
lion in all eases. A full supply- of cases of every variety
of style and Pile, plain and ornamental, kept constantly
On hand. Engravings, Paintings, accurately copied
anti duplicates taken or original likeneses. Liketeses
taken of sick or deceased persons. Prices moilerate and
satisfaction given in all cases. The public is invited to
call nt the Marion Hall naguerrean Rooms and exultance
the nnmeronsspc•imens.
Daguerreotypes inserted In Lockets, Breast Fins,
Winger flings. Pencil /leads, Ae,
Carlisle, Juno 14, '54.
If A NTCI I New Clothing Establish
.' MI.:NW—The undersigned respectfully announces
to his oldfrliends and the public generally that he has
re-ronemedred the cLoTin NO BUSINESS hi all its va
rious brailebeß,:ind has just opened. fresh thin city,
Let , ltttrkl: Corner," North Hanover street. a eon se
lected assortment of READY MADE CI-A.4IMM, em
bracing every r ariety, style mad tinieds,and nt prlees rm.
responding to the. times and quality.
htas :dem Mt hand a superior stork of Clothe:. Cased
meres, Vestlngs. Are., of ivory style suitatle for Spring
And Summer wear. and whloh he will male to order on
terms which cannot fail to please. .
Ills stock also end.' aces a tine lot of Men's Shirt
lore. Cravats, Cloves and Hosiery ; In short mery artifle
pert:11111m! to gent letuau's %Near. Ile respectfully Ini'ites
the pnblie to call and examine his goods.
April '26, 15.54. N. I.IANTCII.
1)1)LE AND lIAIINESS MAK
!NCI si ills•r ,ontinue, to tam) on the
nix 1.111 In all its I mon, brain he a, to North flan
over street, t trlisls t\vp 1101 11 North of Lesniard, corner
%%hum Lo iottootti loping o n hand a general acts( rtment
in his lips, tanisistinit ot all !Inds of f 'shin:lols SAD
111,1.5, Bridles. liart ingalss, Births,
t'ininglcsand lialtt rif, also RUN KS
Lra . 7ll i i md o ild r, d i l t o
„
oda(•tuns the most 14 11153
approved id 4 .1 fi 11
`. l illll,l.Jb t't Pr 11 , 1 tt 111 this
C l< 1111(11 and Chow a ediiiig
itnn durable and plttnalit saddle
viii tin \Coil to Call toll to•e them.lit
alto minutia(•t s ne
slims and St hips in all their %ark
ti, ntlf be oi, Inns ral in) rid•a
twit of his e cti »tens. tha t ht. tuakes the 1 • Lt.
I , lt I.A tr, in ill I ir cartel}( 1 , 11. kith t hat is outdo to
the ti until, lit alit tautkt s ill kinds of Mn! laws to
if der, fI/ Ilti ('urled Hair and i. 4 . prisig Mat
ra,. h.lit the al of eat tielrs will Ls ni.tds'ol-fhe bkat
ftf till and al•tio.11 kt 1 ,11111) .11 d with the utniont des
patch.\l st. °AMR:\
(I IA YI'IJINti;AT(It/ST—Tlleattbserib
/
er lift,: all ti,:tortinent of fnsiii,antble and wOl nutdv
widell will hti F iil off nt NIA for rash.'
tan silts or Cloth and (I.lnna'retteonts.
ell (1111 I iinglumt Guttti, Twrrd and Jean l'vnts: 313emillfi
Sill"nd Satin VnlAini: Cassimers.denh's nod (`rod pan-
Lillell and 1%4'0 , 1111dr I.:llltaltuale4. tt itil all I,iaadq
at (I,, th i ng usually roupd, in it el, think 144.,11.,
111(0111.1111g to rc•lfuquish this Li.anc•h of my Iltstocvg,
grcst Largzilns ball by calling RK/11 n 6 thu cheap
r:bnc,,f (11.11ILES 0(111.11`i.
4 'At: I' Ell NG A few pima s just rK•ri rod from Auction
affil,olling very• low.
tune 21,'5
c" A PE-- a -S 1) D lit E 1 .--8 iin c-
Tifisl; Fon vorn OWN' BENEFITS!: A %Al
riot, tolnlitoti to getterAt rt:ttly tthrii
31111 N . . it hitt tho Illeatth of 1 , 11.1 . V Ii (I Idunl.
100 VILLs fur twenty-fire 6.intsl So rxtortlott
tithwral yu , it‘ou uluttever.
nu. 111.:ALTII PILL.; fully merit thegrent
reputation they havenrquirekl. They nre - callett for froth
all irtrtA 41i tilt) haul, b01.1111M5 TM'S .its ALL TWIN VOA
L'l. OM TO /lE.
\VII A T 'pi! EV IV ILI. IM—'lhoy purity the blon4l,llleY
440111i0 tllll Sylltem of Ilumnrs, Limy ewe Ilyt.pepsin and
Indigestion, they create an Appet Ste, they cure Sick
11,.itaitin:tUr.y.tuesu ant Liter Spirits. they arrest Fever - 1 , ,
they po , motn n healthy radius Of the facer, they are a
sure core for t'a , r4tNeritt , e: anal II i itanl errurtiNtfrot,
i t t,lity orheat hour In Female Contplaint t t, they
4treuLttittot mitt ...rice tette to the r , :,,ttrot. 'rho) aro the
best thudta :11613.11m known.
It is all 01 , 1 lons iuy airy, 11 ,1 W ow, 111141,11 W cnn rnrn •o
many didrrrut onmthints. 11011 . ,•ver, are so
1 .0 1111001111(11,1 at ,thr.:ti, inatertak that' iterstott. have t•rt.
lytu Tit Y 'l'lllol and the answer till he la ro
tt,eett 4” dy :Ma an 110. ig.il ate , ' ei , 1 1 h(11( 1 t1 ,1 1.
1 , 3111 11oX•1.0111/(1111, 11111 PUN. at the te•trtitishlogly low
itrh,, , r .210,08. Ka Ory 11111(V1111131 shi , lll.l 113 A 1111111.
1, , V Ow Di 11 , p1i•1.4 and veiwiany•
F. I. l'%t tea rt. Ltoottril Atler.t. 'Stoefrecreo.
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, .I'l'l , alt PON att. ' , nil :f 331.1 ,)
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AA T A TCHL'S, JEWELRY, SILV ER
IVA HE and FANCY HOOPS.—A fine amort.
men t of the finest quality. for sale at the lowest rash
prices, at Wm. C. I.,VCONIiti.AIrS. N... 11-4 South Snond
Street. between Pine and Union, west side, Philadelphia.
The assortment emt noes a lane and select sti el, of
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware. Alhata M are, 'dated
with line silver, in Spots. Forks. Laciles.la..—Jet gctds,
tans and Miley articles of a,supeii n q nattily, 'desery ing
the esainination of tlmse wlm desire to pi m ID e the hest
goods at the lowest cash prices.
Having a practical knowledge of
the business, and all Lvailable faci,ll
- for importi acal Mauurec t tin
• the SnlWCrii , er 0111thiPlItU tl e s purcbestrs, be
heying that he can supply Own, ou ttms as faeorable
as any other esttalishment In either of the Atlat.tic
titles.
All hinds of niamonds and Pearl Jewelry and Silver
Wane manufactured In order. within a remonat le time.
ti9.Watches. jewelry and siker wan. faithfully re
paired.. M M. F. t:l,'lUfiittA JL,
No. 184. South 2d, St. a few doors al ove the 2.1 St, Mar
het, West Side.
q.,; 40). „
0,r2.11n the south window• of the stnn, nifty Lc seen
the tenuous Bird Clock. which cvnto•nrls the admhatiun
of the• scientific and curious. (dept. 2s, 'sl—hr.
M PROVED SUPER I ' IIOSPIi aT
OF LIME.—From City Chemical A Union Vt't
made after the moat improved artit lee and verpsuperior.
Prepared Anhydrite Manure. Made after the English ar
ticle. and niost superier, I clog much lower than Guano,
and fully equal.. The attention of to alert , and Farmers
Is particularly_ailled here for- trial:- Also. - Peruvian Ott
alto, in large or Ruud' quantities. for sale by
JOHN 1.. I ONIIiItOY,
22 South ha rt' ea, 3d-door ALtri e Clieritu ut
Sept. 27. 1854.
:MONROE MORRIS
j 11111,S()N'8 PATENT yENTI LA
ING • ruic.AcE.—Th. ul:srriLer would call the
it.teetlee 01101 parties requiring a desirstle rtimat 0
t.) CELEIRATED 11 AtatiNt; AND I , LMILAT/S0 Ar
eAttATts.
It he reputation of this furnace is now known, hating
been introduced during the past hve years into alcut,
15on public buildings and lucre than bum private dwell
ings; this together with the inanienao bolt-sac 1,1 sales
e‘ pry year is the best el idetice,that uall he adduced of
its superiority user all other furbaces. Ey the -use of
t hilson s .Furnace, you secure the ici.hulog advaida g eb:
FULL E.NTILATIWi :
P1:11}- Alb—glee heating surfaces befog at a tewperL.
tore that will not det.m.chte the air.
Ell/N.244,AL t,,. Ur 1• tab.
Mtuttalv—ltelm.; mnde ertinly of Cast
sslt liulde to runt . will requiu u.. r, pair> durit+. a -
tune-- It it. CZAii3 'al 'Mt Nth
whictrit - i - phared -- trr - thrrrgi.rir. - tirtiliVi.'trie
other ttxrhares.
11e has o the testinintiluls I I brit dr1 . 11% of the mast
seientitc [lieu to attest to. the truth the al °le state,
unlit. all of whom pronounee it to le .11 , 1,1,11 y the lot
furnace yet nu% etited'l !al iltuinn a lure and berathy
uttuosvliere. Re herewith au 1.1.1 k t he I 111111 is of a fly'
tt ell kiu.ou and eminent rrntesswrs. N 111 hat c used theta
LOA 61udIy furnished us their names and references:
Pewf. Jain S. !tart, h‘.l. Parker. Prof. Pref..
Wtu. 11. Allen. Prot Parsons, Prof. Vanulds. In, f.::11-
lituntt, Prof.
We have intrs.dueed this seneziat fis I' new sixes. se that
all patties. may avail theinseis es 01 this great inipinvo
went ut a very no &rate cost. We are now prepared to
urnish an apparatus to warts a single now, or the larg•
est Wilding in tins country.
No. 1_- - Pertable. - CenVete,
2 do
4 do
do
3 Extra Radiator, (with liars and French
Hates,/
it do do do 60
5 ; do do do 107
6' do do do - -183
This No. 6 to the lamest and most powerful Furnace
made in this country, and is admirably adrq ted fi r
Churches and other large class building"
t'o continuo to sell the apparatus at the sante price
as when first introduced, fire years also. Althtugh the
present high priceof iron has increased their cost 25 per
cent, - owing to their great weight, still we are enabled by
the great increase of sales to furnish the article at the
lowest possible price. One foundry atone, Messrs. 'Vitr
iol& & Leibrandt, have rontratted to furnish - us with 500
tons of Furnaces this season. so that we are now• prepare
ed to furnish theta wholesale or retail. We superintend
the erection of all Furnaces, when required. and war
rant them in all eases. •
31t.rhill'oLITAN COOKING li/AS have alto
the ni,l4 complete Cooking' Range that hat yet teen in
trt duce& to %bit h ne call the attentiiin of all a ho may
wish to secure the must perfect - and desirable ctstiing ap
paratus ever invented.
I,3IEIIi. , ON'S PATENT VENTILA TOR.— We are the
only Agents In I'ellllByhanin fiyr the nainufnet.ure and
sale of this Ventilator, n hich is acknnwledged'to be the
only perfe.l Ventilator ever. Made for corfetting the
draught in sway rhimules , and for ventilating tuild-
Ines of all kinds. AN there arc a great ninny imitations
of this valuable article non offered for sale. inities will
l- careful to extinaine that it fins the Limn, it radge at-
ANI VENTILATOIitt.—Go
have the largnst nap west ettgplete nFeortment
Ai: tegisters and Ventilators to to found iu the United
Stattee, Parties who wish to yorehate either for prilti.O.
use or mimics:do, will find It greatly to theiriAtrantago
to examine their stork.
• /MATE AND III()N NANTLES.—wo have always 013
hand an extiqudvu assortment of these I eautlful 111A1)-
t vk, in react Indtatltp of Egyptian. t , panisls.l;alr.ay and
alter nun warbles.
OPEN GEATEt4.—For - Anthracite and hitnnanous
erg. Also, nu entire DM pattern of the low Itbwu
Orate. made from the ..English Patterns. and c•ntirvy
new In this ceuntry.
AIIENTS for the English Encaustic Fli,orlng:
Garnh irk t himney Tops and Terra Eotta Ornament:,
such as Emden rases, &e.
Pert,to. about huildlng would do we)) to examine our
stock t eliTe purchasing elsewhere. Yhdtolk. whether
ptuThasing - orly , t, ate cordially welc, rued to our
sive Warer,ons. and Ithere wi 3 should ppy o fur.
ni,h ally intormation respecting any of tor goech; that
10ay be desired. A book on Warming and Ventilating
can 1 , 11 had gratuitously at our str.re, nail"
or hy letter. t 4, ltAlthl: , UN.
\Vanning /11111 Vetitilat lug NV:n . elmuse.'
146 Atalunt It., Lelow
l'nu.spetrec.s.
31/13 4 31-7 m)
.
.
jArI())..LAIII.j, I?rentiunt Artiste ill Italy
1 inv..nt.r of the relebrittill llw,sitnieir Vciotilating
ig mitt Elastic. gaud Tcliiiires. 1 pi•trto lii 1.5 to vilallt,
iAltilt, ;ltd (Nutt i VlllOl tll luvastirt , tht.lt. Ettolt• It Itti. it..
,ctiravy,
Flat irtelies.—No. t. The rtaind of the hcad;
('rota forehead fiver the head to the 2 3 e,1, ; Jo . z .
ear to ear 4ver the top; NO. 4. Vtuut Val' tll ettr
mut , ' the forehead.
l '( '"Pe" `" 1(1 aIPF. 1. 1 . 10111 fl 1
larkacthi as tuld; No: 2. Over rehead lin , I
N. :S. over the clam It Of Ill...111(11d.
It. DOLL.% IA) has :111‘11:,14 rrady fOr 5 . :00
f.tcrk igs. 11:a
Frizets. hrahis, Ci/ri , -& 1 %, vatit finny man ufact tired and
• as cheamas tiny establishment in the. •
Doll:tea Ilerbanium traetnr Lustrous ma r Tunic,
iirepared frc in South American ileths and )1011a, gbp
nelst successfid article ever
. pr, durcd ft r ptc s ert
.the
hair from thhlL, , q out or clumping. sobs, rut. rice
prrseralnca it I» a bealthy and luxuriant state. Atoolg
~ttior reasons tt hy Dollntlit hair cutting sal, imam ,
gins its tmlnenw Popularity is the fact that Ida 'lenient
applied to o‘oy head of hair ritt at his estabiblimer.t,
cousectuently it lo lcept in better me:nrvation than un
der oily known Application. It being thus przo titalitr
tested by thousands, offers the greatest guarantee of tax
ettlenew. t,,••
CHAS.
Ft.t l wholesale anti tr,tail at his Ohl I,..tahlir Izino•t rri
ch,t T ao siript atPhihtt
li inAlard hat al sibikne)rel lhr no pltw ti if /3i vf
lI.IIIt 111 . 1.:. and annelinies it 114-
51d,•1,,, , in it,' surp., , , i, v ,lp A ory thin;.: if tht .. kltitriOV In
use. It t. , •1. , r.; lair Hat It c r 1 - rt.v.n. tit. finny
dt-irtd) and it: 14,41 mitletat 11:Jiv . . 3 tr. Ow hair t
.1. Su riihit by i•tain t•tht•t,a 11:1.r.Lrlt lit
0, 1 , ntinuti zillt.r applwatimt. with, fr, r ,,
lii entiaiv." 111,. Sty • d
'him a rail.
addri,sid to It. 1 ) 01.1.31Z1) lii f ht huti c 'i.,
Philadelphia, will 1.11•Cliv. :itt,•ntit,n, Jan. f,%-tr
li,Vr 11 I.:' It .—F iitz ,k'. ireildrv. 8161'e,
'2I , Sin - tll ::t o. i16tha,•10,1:.; v. , ,.,,,*.‘ta,pr: hic
or, l'i:ri Li , . Ilkll,ll-ter,. 1 '4, 11U.{:6 , 1 , 11 ").ti ( IVI.C1:.) i .1111.1 b .,..
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