2gritultaral.
Investment of Cipital to Farmers
Any farmer would readily understand
hat a' merchant who should invest his
;Ain:, apart from his basiaes-, as rapidly
-s realized,'wonld be unable to increase
he amount of his operations, nor would
e be able to increase his credit liy-eash
lig: his OWII obligations, or advantage by
ixer prices by 'being the cislt buyer.=--
ell?, me hanie too, he would readily un
lerstand. should re-invest his gains in his
ur,ent Wanness, until he was possessed
,f all the tools which would enable hiin
elioapcin the cost of
. production. All_
his is toJ plain to be misunderstood, but
tran:ie to say, in his own business the
'arm ir seems to fort et these facts; for
yhen c ointuencinp; on a badly appointed
inn, with :I.llinsntl of totils and
rtilicin materials, lie by extreme (Tim
my, nal the p e rform:oleo of a greater
in i.tiot ollabor thin the continuance of
ill heilth will permit, aecuniulates
FTIT11; 110 invests it-on m ortgage_fui.
pit;:ptse of realizing nit interest of
oven pr: cent. instead of usin g it in his
w here it night produce a much
could point out hun
.lrel, of farmers at this time, with farms
-ar\ fniin ;' - 'd.l to 200 acre: each, where
4 r,e,s receipts are less than those of others
-11,1 farm in a better manner one-tiftli the
piantity oLland, and whose land by such
farming is doubled, trebled, and
i.,:netimes quadrupled in value.
Let us suppose a farmer with land of
adinary quality, but slovenly c ultivated.
b able to realize a profit beyond his
oarront expenses of $2OO Per :tnitom. -
I'itis, if upon lint, a small
nt of his farm in the purchase of proper
rtiTi tit materialis ifferensrhrs
iarplas income at an early date, t o $4OO,
which in tarn would furnish the fertili
iers for a still larger portion of his farm,
and thus produce a surplus income of $BOO
:icr annum. He would then be position
ed so that he could afford an increase in
depth of plowing, and the use of subsoil
plows, besides keeping up a full ratio of
fertilizing materials. This i would give a
still further increase in results, and cause
a -1,•, - s amount of fertilizing materials to
produce an equal or greater amount of
craps. He could now appeal to the use
of under-drains, which by the long expe
rience of English farmers have proved
capable of increasing the value -of every
farm one-fifth, besides paying fur them
selves by increased results in five years or
less. His - income then, with such addi
tions, would enable him to prepare the
arrangement we have so often recom
mended for the compost heaps, all the
improved tools necessary for the cutting
of fodder, and apparatus for the cooking
of hogs' feed, &e. indeed all the cur
rent improvements the day might he
adopted, and the farmer adopting .this
systent would find that at the end of a few
years his farm would be increased in value;
much more than would have been the in
crease by the investment of $2OO per an
num on his old system while the ability
of the farm itself, would enable him for
all future time to invest a thousand dol
lars or more per annum, instead of $2OO,
as formerly.. 11 is crops would be produced
with less labor, and at the end of Crefin
of years, he would find himself much
more wealthy than if pursuing the skin
ning system, and the investment of small
and hard-earned gains
,on mortgage.—
farmers who have- ; hired farms
Which would Sell readily. for $25,000,
live on $l,OOO per annum, and invest
perhaps $5OO on mortgage, while the
—value of the farm, $25,000, placed at
interest, Would produce $.1750 perannum,
and without any labor on their own part;
but the proper investment of this $5OO
. per annum on- such farms, would soon
. enable the occupant to invest, a sump each
year equal to the interest, or even its in
creased_ value, besides supporting his'
Few farms are appropriated to such
crops as will pay the best profit. We
often find farms near large cities, which
are partteu ally well suited for elle rais
ing of .such erops , as cannot he brought
from it: distance, prdditeing hay, oats and .
corn, in competition,. with cheaper. lands
in.western New York and Ohio, instead
of raising such crop's CS would not meet
the Same amount of competition ; and
--even on farms so situated, and of suffi
cient extent to warrant the use of mow:
• ing and reaping maphines, etc.,•the hand
ocythe-is still- used.- All seeds_ are.sown
by hand, and•the cattle' of the farm are.
seldom if . ever, fed with root 'at all; and
while carrots and parsnips niay be sold,
as this year, at
,50 cents per bushel, a
thousand bushels may be raised to the
'ere, we find these farmers still following
lie routine of their :grand-parents, and
•efusing to raise root crops at all. At
very turn we sec the necessity for the
tstablishment - of a Departinrn(qf
..ulture, which would place these facts in
a statistical and dependable shape before
the farmers. There is no reason why the
farmer who understandshis business thor
oughly, should not enjoy the same amount
of average profit as the merchant or me:-
ehanie, who exorcises the same amount
or talont,witit a gimilar amount oa capital,
but still it is true that thousands of farm
ers fail to realize an income which would
equal the value of their land if placed at
interest, while its proper management
would insure an income of twice or more
than now realized.
AVINTEn. Since..—Much of the profits
of rearing cattle.depends upon the man
ner of keeping them through the winter.
If they are suffered to lose flesh during
the cold seasini, and turned out to pas,tpre
s p rin g poor," it takes a long time to
regain what they have lost. With the
best quality of early cut and well made
hlnglish hay, with regular and Judicious
reeding and comfortable quarters, a stock
of cattle, from the oldest to the youngest,
may be made to thrive all winter, to gain
, lie and with a small allowance of
meal, pootoo.s, turnips or other roots,
they would do still better.
our horses, cattle and sheep were or
riginally constituted to subsist the year
round on green and succulent food.
By domesti , •ation they have been grad
ually introduced from a warm to a cold
climate of the north where as with us
they generally have to be fed on' dry
-forage for six months or more every year.
This, in some degree, is placing them in
au unnatural condition, and it seems to
us, it is a strong argument in favor of a
npre extensive root culture among us,
for feeding purposes.
Most farmers have more or less coarse
fodder, such as pour hay, corn fodder,
straw, A.:e. And many commence feed:
in; their cattle •exclusively on these - the
first part of the winter, or till it is used
up, and seem to think it is a "good rid
dance of bad rubbish." Cattle and sheep,
doubtless, like a change of food as well
as matrand when kept in a good condi
tion they SVOIII to relish a foddering of
meadow hay, corn-fodder or straw occa
sionally; but if fed entirely on such lod
dor the first half of the winter, they lose
tl..!sh and will be apt to conic out in the
spring in a poor condition, in spite of
English hay. Corn-fodder is as nutritous
as common stock hay, when fed in con
ne..tion with it, but to compel cattle to
live on such fare for weeks together, is
as some one has said "absolutely cruel'
asit make theia teeth sore when fed for
a length-of betrer way is to
give cattle one itddering a day of corn
butts, and that at the last foeding at night,
and if they have a pretty stout allowance
given them they will eat nearly clean be
fore morniu,g—at least what they reject
will hardly 'pay for passing through the
straw-cutter. -Cattle, to do well, must
have drink as well as food ; and a free
use of the card and brush adds to their
good looks.—Oranite Farmer.
VALUE OF A Sotto°imam:R.—There
iS:no office higher than that of a teacher
of youth, for there is nothing on earth so
precious as the miml, soul, and character
of the child. No office - should be regard
ed with greater respect. Parents should
do 111 but impoverish themselves, to in
dtu, such to become the guardians of
their hildren. They should never have
. 1 ,.\
the lea. t anxiety to accumulate property
for their their, children, provided they
can place them under influenceS Ivhieb
will awaken their faculties, inspire them .
with higher principles ,and fit them to
bear a manly, useful and honorable part
'in the world. No language can express
the folly of that economy, which, to leave
a fortune to a child, starves his intelect
and impoverishes the hcart. 7 —,Chan a lay.
32-'IIOVISIONS FOR TI ALLIES.-8 firm
at Albany, N. Y., received from Chicago;
111., a few days ago, and forwarded, a car
go of " Extra Indian Mess Beef," weigh
ing l 10 tons, c6nsiped to a firm in Lon
don, and intended for the Crimea. It
was packed at Chicago, and the charges
paid on it for transportation to Albany a
mounted to over one thousand dollars.
PATENT 110 N .—TIIO CCOOpentOWn
,(N'Y.) Times says there is a Yankee in
that town selling , rights to manufacture
honey. The editor hss tried the houby,
and pronounces itn '"
beautiful in appear-,
;nice and delightful to the taste." It is
ncade principally from sugar, and can be
a ff o rded at one shilling per pound. What
shall we have next?
dartisc 4cralb:
yrofessiond Carbs
•
N. GREEN, Attorney at law l 'has
A_ • settled in Mechanicsburg, for the priteticeof his
profession. All hinds of - Legal Writing, Collections,
Court business, A:c., promptly attended to. Office oppo
sitmlfr. Long's residence. SUMNEYINO in all its diffe
rent branches promptly attended to.
•
GB. COLE Attorney at, Law, will at
tond promptly to all business entrusted to Mim—
i/Hire in the room formerly occupied by 11 illiam Irvine,
North !Miiver street, Car li~,lo.
April 20, 1852.
...
.1-)li. C. E. 131,1 1- 31ENTIIAL, 110-
~ m( Eo pATilic PHYSICIAN. °nice and residence
,ot houther street, Otte dts,r cast Of the German Re
formed Chtirch, Dr. Blumenthal respectfully oilers his
professional services to the citizens of CI \ s lisle and vi
cinity.
ail —Persons front a distance laboring under chronic
diseases may consult by letter. Unice hours, front 7 to
9 A. M., and '2 to 4 P. M. 5ept6;541.1
D R. C. S. BAKER respectfully offers
his professional services 'to the citizens of Cnr
ilsie
and " m m [l ,lllll4 country.
Unice and residence in South Hanover street, directly
opp,.site to the Volunteer (Mee."
Carlisle, April 20, 1553:
PR. S. B. KIEFFER Office in li
ortli
i ntom,i , r'strect t \No doors from Weise A Catniii ell's
store. Mike lemrsi, more partienlarly from 7 to U 6clock,
A. M.. and from 5 to 7 o'clock, P. M.
1111. (;-E(). IV. N E11)1 Cll
7 DENTIST earef atto'nfis to ill
operations upon the toolli and a.l,jacent
parts that disease or irropnlarity rialuire. Ile will
also insort .krtlli,i::l Tooth of every description. such as
Picot. F high/ 804 111. oh tooth. and tooth with "riitiii
iprus Ontusi'• and will onfistrnet Artificial Palates. i Ilk
t itratilrs,Pivot s. and t/ry appliance useit In
the Dental rt. —I/pi - waling ro , n/ at tin/ residence
Samuel Elli./tt, Ea qt Iligh street, Carlisle.
f Z. BRETZ tsiF p•r
I•Hin any
llm 1..4.111 11,1 tt.:t heir
t h alt rntirr
c. .t. tip. 11. Frit . lll WV 1.111101111 . 5. 1 1 11.1. 1 3, 1 • S of Oil.
1.1. 11111111.aitOttlet,nt-the
1,11 , 11ier,2n N.,11.11 Pit t ,treot,
._ 4------Wir I t .).
*.
.-1D 7 r ... .,&..S- A, MIS. will perli.l.lll
---......,_• :;_.....' .. all ..porati , its tipm the
'forth that are required for their prosoevation. Plall as
aline. l'ilimr. PI ky.::ri mr. Sr, or will n .,f„, e the f, 5 ,., „f
thciii ht 11,ortillit Artificial 'Perth floill a sillizlif 11.1111
t, a full sill. /t J" (Mire oft Pitt .I.reet. a foil - doors
a ittli of 11.0 Pallroa , l llottl. lir. 1.. ii al.:wilt from rar
1ii...1e the fart tell flaya '1 every itiotith.
. It I/S EN S'l' EEL, all ouse,
,
Fancy um! Ortounontal fainter. try hes (formorly
near Illtnor's Dry Doo t h: Store.
attend promptly to all the nave tloseriptlons or paint
lug. at re:v.4 , 11010 prloos. 'lite various kinds of gruining
mt en t,,,l to, stiolt its mahogany. otth, walnut, At.., in the
intro ell sOrs.
6,1 .1 E—S EE )V—Sl 111 , 117--S o c
‘ TIIINti roll VI Wit I AVN lli NEFII. Medi
sine ~da p ted to general 114.4, greatly superior to othe:lis.
and eilhiu the Mean:. of every liens 14111111. -
Ino ir Ist enty -f.ve cents! No extortlou iu
_ tie mineral pi whatever
lin. TmyN,;.m.', II LA LTII,I'ILLS fully merit thogreat
_epot:lo.in they hat eaciinired. They are called for from
all part,. Af the land, 144444111:4 TORY ARE tt.t Tn 4.7 THEE
1.1111 TO lit.
WIIAT IEY_ WI LL )41—They purify the 1.1.0 they
elem. , the System of littmors, they vote Dyspepsia and
nil fe • doe, they create an Appetite. they roue
Ileadache.Dlizineiis and Low Sph its. they arrest rel - 441',4,
they promote :t healthy action of the I,ls er, they are a
sun• core for Costit elleSS and Colleidlot
they are hitthly ellivarious In Female Complaints. they
strengthen and give tone to the System. They are lime
4.4414 Croall Medicine known.
It Is an olivions inquiry, how one medicine can cure so
many dithinint. tumid:tints. These ,iver, are so
comisiontled of ruralise Material, that persons hat e on
ly to THY EM a o the answer will Le found itt a re
stored body and an Int 4:mated constitution.
Loch Box contains 100 rills, at the astonishingly low
pr:cii of 2.5 cents. Every individual should have them-
For sale by the Drautelsts and Storelwepers generally.
F. A. PAI.MER, general Alter, t. Stonington, Ct.
I) ATENT SELF-SHARPENING
ANKEE' FEED ,ct rrnits. manufactured for
ALDRICH ,t smwENT, No. 410 Market street, Philada
This cutter is superior to any now In use, for - strength
durability, and simpli.dty of construction; it cuts fast
er, and is the only self sharpening; Hay, straw and Corn
Stalk Cutter over 11111,10. It lots but ONE STRAIWIT
KNIFE, which ally person mu grind and set with ease,
but in ordinary case, is ground iit the machine. Thou
sands have already been sold, and the demand is tinily
incronsing. In most cases an examination Is sufficient
to eon Vince 0110 of its superiority. No one after n short
trial would part with It ftr any other. All slats of the
above constantly on hand and for sale bv
J. P.'IXNE,
hole Agent for Ctimberlund county.
IMEI
1 - OTT'S PATENT FAItJI E '
Boil.EßS.—TheNo possess nn tolvantel,e over ill
others In being made with an outside Iron casing, which
greatly economises fuel and prevents loss of heat. They
are made of various Matti, from 10 to 120 gallons. They
are portable. and may be set In the kitchen for house
hold use, or out of doors. convenieut to the barn, pig
pens, &e_, for boiling food for4tock. For sale by
PASCH:ILI. MORRIS & CO.,
Au:ricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, N. E. corner
7th and Market stmets, Philadelphia. dew cm
UST RECEIVED!
FRESH OROCERIESI
Rest Rio, Mocha and Roasted Coffees,
Crushed, Pulverized and Loaf Sugar,
Porto Men, New Orleans and Cuba do,
Imperial. Gunpowder, Young llysou and Black Teas,
Best Syrups. N. O. and Sugar House Molasses,
Queensware, Cedar and Stoneware, '
Che'ese, Fish. Salt, Soap and Starch,
Cavianlish. -Natural Leaf, Fig and Congress Tobacco,
lee. Pine Apple and Tomato Preserves,
Kit 'hop nod Spires of every variety, ..tc.
My stock has been seleettal with strict reference t o
family use, for sale very low fur rash wbolesalo Or - retail
ley, WILLI AM
octi Family Grocer.
1) EF,VE 1,. KNIGHT, (Successor to
tp Bartley R Knight,) BEDDINif AND CARPET
NV Alt MMUS E, No. 1l South Second Street, five duork
above Spruce AMA, Philill1 1• 10 1111 , where ho keeps con
stantly on hand a full assortment of every article In his
line of business. Feathers, Feather Bids. Patent Spring
Mattresses, Velvet Tapestry, Tapestry. Brussels, Three-
IngrOn. Venetian. List, Bag and Ileum Carpeting's,
Oil Cloths, Canton )lattluirs,eoooftand Spanish lit Album
Floor and Stair Drugdetk, Hearth Rugs. Hoer Mats, Table
and piano Covers. To which ho Invites the attention of
purchasers. 140ct'54
pirr.LA. Surgeons' Bandage
I NSTITIITH 1411)16VED toi No, 4,
. .• htrrot, sixth gtoro Whom Mnrhrt. 111. C.
.1 VEItiITI"S Patunt (irzolota Ito! Pro•ssuro TRUSS, for 411,
on re of Rupture; Shophler Braves, Supportorv. Elastic
Stooking.. :41.1qpnist1ry,•11oulorrhoidaf, a nd B an it age , for
doforuiltlus. . Jan. 1.1-Ix.
Atiscefuneous.
QTENINI SAW MILL, near
.„., .k_7,l:apertown, ()timberland county.—
HA:ski:Lb ,
S MOU It continue to sup.
Crallriallg ply Lumber of all kinds, at the shortest
11711 i • terms lower thau 4 can to
hnd elsewhere: . A
pertown, or %I'M. 1)
ly nttendea to.
Feb. '22—ly
G.O A r ,S AND PLUMB'
igned . would Inform the
~'+oitiirnsof he has made arrange
ments to doll Akf VI Mill MI at short nu
tire, and on real Ile has engaged the ser
vices of a first rat 4 hiladciphia,lual has sup
plied himself with an extensive assortment of FIXT
URES, which will enable blur to fill all orders promptly.
All work will b(I wananted. Ills stork of flas Fixtures
wilt be found In the room exactly opposite Ids Tinning
establishment on North Hanover street,'Whero he invites
a call.
TINNING, SPOUTING, (e.—lle is also prepared to
furnish, or make to order, every article of TIN WARE
used by housekeepers and others. Ile will 1111 , 0 attend
to artnUTlNil, lIOUSE-ROOFINII, BELL GANGING,
and PLIEVIRI Nil. .
Thankful for the patronage with which he has already
been favored, he respectfully solicits n continuance of
the smile.
Owlish', June 14, '54
- ir; Ito m. cALIF 0 RN I A.-C. VON
iiEILEN respectfully informs the citizens of Car
.. „lisle and virinity, that Inc inks just return
' 1)11 from Califirnia, and is prepared toex e
elite all kinds of work connected with his
!lima business. lie tins always on 1111/11d
a large assortment of ready-made Rifles,
Pistols. Licks. Keys, Wan Trimmings.*e.. all of
which be will sill et 11, , levole or retail. Ile also attends
to repairing 'Guns, clerks. Lwh Rog engraves on iirass.
c•.pper fled iron. lie hopes that by strict attention to
hnsiness. and it de s ire to please, he %sill merit and receive
pal lie parftim:e.
.12,7• All kinds of Fire Arms made to order.
Carlisle, April '26, I Si-1y
Q PL EN DI I),J
• 7 1..1.111": 111.1iday Pros
tuts. Ac.- 2 T 110 NI A S Co\-
` • y - 2 N, West iligh st reetsa fen
3 doors nest of ilurliholder'N
111 , te1, Carlisle, has just re
-
? 6 5 ceived the larto st 11111,1 last
•elegant ;Is,,irtment ut sup,.
rior elxv eter unerutL ing ill part
‘ , l (Jolt! and . Silver itatches of every sariety. and at all
prices, ehzlit-day CIA (Cl.ti, Silver table Und ten sphous.
silver table fortis and hot tee knives. 11.1(1 and siher
speetaelcs. ladies' and ;rent 'ennuis' gold pen and pent it,
geld rhains Os try descripti , di, ear alai linger rings,
lirrast pins. at all pt ices. Also Accordoons and )1u•
Boxes, witha cunt sariety 1.1 Fancy lit Its, AP
eNprei,ly the tluliday s. Persons desiring hi
purchase aro ill Red UP call and examine ilit,:11.1,01t1111711t
‘‘ e are prepared P sell at very reasonable pt ices'. qual
ity of goeds warranted to lA, i.e tiro- as sold fcr.
Tilt IMAS Cu:\ 1.1" N.
Llir ApdoN IiALL
. O . A i\ - ,
Gl:FAthr„\
_T 1100A16. -- A. tr. li LET has Mg taken the Baguet -
Ivan I,lollle , in Marion Ilall. known as A. r. Tuil,.,, Bai
ler). deshos to inform the Ladies aini Gentli l men ~ f Car
-1 islo that he is pi epared to take Likenesses in the Illi St
11lit•lior ht . ) le td tilt, itrt. such as Nt ill fully sustain tilt'
reputation of this popular estahlishment. Ills rooms
lux , large. ph , asantly situated and coMfOrta My furnish
ed. Ile is pro , hied a its the most leuvertul-and perfeet
iostrument far taking pictures and warrants satisfac
tion In all rases. A full supply of eases of every variety'
of style and size, plain And ornifillßitatilept constantly
on hand. Engravings, Paintings, &e., accurately copied
and duff rates Taken of ~,itriu-d titeives - m — lik - euest
taken of sick or deceased persons. Priers moderate and
satisfaction Or en In all ,at...,:. The public is Invited to
oall.ftt the Muriutlihdt Pagmerrenn INKnips 2110 examine
the numerous.pochnons.
fri,i • Daguerreoty pea Inserted In Lockets. Breast fins,
Finger !does, Pen, ii Heads, kr.
Carlisle. J '
Juno 14. '.:sl.
• - •
Q A III) I, E ANI) lIAIIN ESS N, :1 K
. 7 INli. The sul scriber continues to carry on the
above business. in all its various branches, in North Han
oi or street. l'arll,le. to O doorS North of I.44.llard'S corner
Ni her, he I lit onds keeping on hand a gereral assortment
in his line, oalsi.ting of all kinds of fashionable S.t ti.
DLES, Bridles, :Martingales Willis,
.....,.. -- 74 l'i reingles :nal I falters, also 'CP, UN KS,
\ s„; :! . '.., ~ \\.\y4 traveling and saddle wee . I -- 4.- ) - 17)
-., 7%V \ \ \lv logs. lie also mon
' '' i I ' ufartures the` most Ci .to
i
i' . \‘,o , ' ,,, st .: '',. l . i : : : : : r . ,..` , : : : : :, , ;S: l .:k il ail . i t Nit in i c ::•v iS e ia r it,,,,,, t ,,A s ti e lig il tr, i sii it ,!, l ::, : i s :,
\\ 1 w it! ~,, ~,,,11 t,, call and see them. Ile
111 also manufactures Barnes., Bridles,
' Collars and Whips in all flair s arie
ties. and confidently believes front the general niiprvi n-
OM or his elndoiners. that he stakes the neatest and
best gears. In all their variety of breilth that is made In
the country. Ile also makes all kinds of Matrasses to
order. via: Straw, Husk, Curled Ilnir and Spring Mn!.
misses. All the alio, e articles will be made of the'best
material and workmanship. and with the Utmost des.
patch. 1V,..11. ()SWAN.
tALOT HI NG AT (X)ST—The -slibiwrib
) or has no assortment of fashionable and well made
CLOTIIINfi, which will be sold MT at cost fir cash.
The stock consists of Cloth :it'd Cashmarett Coats. Lin.
en and Al Ingham Coats, Tweed and Jean Coats; Marseills
Fills and 'Satin Vesting; Cassimera.lean's and Cord lan-
Odom's, Linen and Cottonnde pantaloons, with all kinds
of Clothing, usually found in a clothing store.
Intending to relinquish this branch of my business.
great bargains can be had by calling soon at the cheap
store of CAI A IMES UIiILIIV.
CAB N.:TO:G.—A few pieces just reeelied from auction
find selling very low.
.Inne '54. CIIAS. 011I1,11Y.
aitstironce.
FIRE INSURANCE.-THE ALLEN
AND EA ST PEN N SllOllO MUTUAL TIRE IN
SCIIA,NCE COMPANY of Cumberland c o mity, i ne ,,,p o .
rated by an act of Assembly, is now fully organised, and
In operation under the management of the following
commissimmra,
Daniel Bailey, William 11. (largos. Michael Cocklin,
Melchoir Brenneman, Christian Staymam John C. Dun
lap, Jacob hl.Coover, Lewis Ilyer, Henry Logan. Ilcnj:e
min 11. 'Musser, Jacob Mumma, .h seph NVickersham.
Alexander Cathcart.
The rates of insurance are as low and favorable as any
Company of the kind In the State. Persons wishing to
become members are Invited to make application to the
agents of the company, who are willing to wait upon
them at any time.
BENT. 11. MOSSETt, President.
HENRY LOGAN, Vice President.
LEWIS TITER, Secretary
!MICHAEL COCKLIN, Tieasurer.
AUFNTS
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.—lludelph Martin, N. Cum
berland ; C. B. Herman, Kingstown; Henry /.citing,
Shiremanstown ; Charles Dell, Carlisle; Dr. J. All,
Churchtown ; Samuel Graham; West Pennsborough ;
.fitmes Me Dowel. Frank ford; Mode Griffith, South M id
tuton; Samuel Coover, Benjamin fraveratirk, Mechan
icsburg; John Sherrlck, Lisburn; David Coover,
herdstown.
YORK COUNTY.—John Bowman, Pittsburg; Peter
Wolfer* Franklin; John Smith, Esq., Washington; W.
S. Picking, Dover; .1. W. Craft. Paradise.
IlAßßlBDUllo,—llonser k Lochnian.
!Members Of the company having Twlld6s about to ex
piry ran-have them renewed by' making application to
any of tho agentx.
DRIN.ri STORE' FOR SALE.—The
subscribei offers at, private sale the stock and fix
tures of a Drug Store, late the property of Mantel Fis
sel, deed. In Churcbtown, Cumberland county. There
Is no ether Drug Store' in the place, and a tine opportu
nity is now, presented
. to any young unto ivishing to
commence this business. For terms (unwire of
no PIOSES MOltitt:TT.
p)Romiu.SHAWLS.—A lot of i,onr
a nd flqwnro Broche Also,ll/nnhot 1. 2 11nw1,
311;t-received from Now York and nelllng v,•ry nt VIMn
cheap store of
uorli
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
WARFIand FANCY 000DS.—A line assort
ment of the zptfiist quality, for salii at the lowest cash
prices, at Wm. C. ELTON HEAD'S, N 0.184 South Second
Street, between Pine and Union, west aide, Philadelphia.
The assortment embraces a largo and Select stock of
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silver 'Ware, Albeta 11 are, plated
with tine silver, in Spoons, Forks, Ladles. &c.—Jet gccds,
Fans and fancy articles of a stiperiur quality, deserving
the examination of those who desire to procure the best
goods at the lowest cash prices.
Having a practical knowledge of
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ixd to E. linnet:LC, 1 3 11.
Carlisle, will be prompt-
~'V a
lies for Importipg and Manuftietur
lug, the suhserll.er centideLtly invites purchatMrs. INS
lieving that he can supply them on terms ns fa vernhlt
any,iu other estaLlishment in either of the Atlantic
All kinds of plarnoildr and Pearl ..Jewelry and Fllvei
Ware manufactured to order. within a retnoind to fluid,.
nm_Watilies, jewelry and silver ware faithfully re
paired. WM. F. ELTON HEAD,
No. IR.I. Routh 2d St. a few doors above the 2 , 1: 4 t. Mar
kot. West Side.
11%),,1n the south window of tho Store, may be seen
the famous 13Ird Cloth, which eumsnands the admiration
of the scientific and curious. (Sept. 28, '54-Iyr.
MPROVED SUPER PIIOSPIIAT
LIME.—From City Chemical & IMion Worltit,
made titter the most improved artirles and verp superior.
Prepared Anhydrite Manure, made after the Li lash ar
ticle. and most superivr, being much lower than Guano,
and fully equal. The attention of Dialcin and Farmers
is particularly called here for trial. Also, Permian Gu
ano, in large or small quantities, for sale by
.101 IN 1.. POMEROY,
22 South Wharves, 3d door aline Chestnut St. Phila..
Sept. 27, 1F1,4.
310 N 110 E 1510111L1S
1H 11,80 N '8 PATENT VEN 'l'.ll,A
-CHNACE:—TIIe sul•Feriber the
nit...lloon el alll parties requiring n desirelde
tto (1111.,ON'b 0.1.1.1tRA1 WM:)IINO AND \ TILAIING AV
HA, VS.
The reputation of this furnaceis now knowa. hating
Leen Introduced daring the past live years into shout
lento public Landings and more thita Slag. pilule dwell
ings: this together o its the it ineuie increase ot sales
every 3 ear ib the hest eVidence that can le adduced of
it, stip...natty i-ter all other furnaces. 11l thi. use of
urnace. 3 ott secure the fellow int; t::an kaigt;,,N .
F it..tri los : • '"
It at: Am—'l he heating surf:tees being at a tempera
ture that it ill not tiessevate the air.
FonNomit Ai. I so OS FI is.
(ittl V. Abl LI IS—lteilig made entirely of Cast
IPA Hal le to rust, eill require uo repairs diving a lido
time— it is easily het exiti.se the hand
ing in it hilt it is Plat oil G. dzinger Cn m Ce e, hke the
ether furnaces. - . '
e have the testimonials ul hundreds - 4 the meet
scientific (I. the ti nth of the ahot e state`
meat. !111 AL whom prom unto it to Le dechle.ll3 the Lest
Malone yet invented for produciog a pule nod healthy
atm. sphere. Ne here, ith 1111111. x. the inticet. • of n lice
a ell lotu . st it and esoinet.t protessote ,ha tint I' 41 tLt to
and kindly I'lu no.hed us the it I fill.eti and rel. moccs:
.1,1111 hart. I.' I ilrlo r. Prot. Noite-o.
\\ al. 11. Allen. fr e t. I .Irsoi.s, Prot. Danahls. Fitt. h. lit
litann. Prot. 1,11.1.'3
Neat High st
4 th ,
do
a Extra Illidiater, (milli Pare and Ft each
Vlates,)
:I do do do Fa
it do do do 107
du . du do
This No. I the largest and nest p:.o CI ful F titmice
'tnadg.--i-tr-'this-comaryourrci-ier-notioiral 4 3- - rolapt -,41 -Mr
hurcires and other clans
We continllo to Mll.ll thu 11)111:IratilS at the SHIM' rilre
Its when hat inandueett - E3c years ago. AUM urb the
, present high pi ice of Iron has inmeased their ci et 1:5 p 4,
cent, kitting to their great weight. still we are enabled
the great, Increase of sales to turnieli the arta lo at the
lowest possil le price. tine foundry alone, MEeers. 11 ar
id& S Leibrandt,larve altar:irk d to furnish us oiLit;,to
tons of Furnaces this season, so that oe are too toiltr
od
to furnish them wholesale or retail. 1 A e salmi
the erection of all Furnaces, when required. ard %sat
rant them in all titer,
METIZOPoLITAN 1:A\111:.-We bate aleo
the no et complete Cue king Pan ge that has 3et I 111 ir•
trodiuml. Melt we call the Marti, n of all tt le u ey
o ieh to centre the int pm ft ct and driirai Ic
paratun cc et' in, t.ntrd.
F.Mi.l::-oN'S PATENT 11011 I-Mit/P.—We are, the
Agents In Pennsylvania Mr the mar ufactua !Ind
sale of thin Ventilator, o Melt is arkmmh dgrd to le t he
only peat entilator ever made fiT e. tat tin g tic
draught in smoky (•himnies, h r Iruttlatinw I Old :
lugs of all kinds. As there are /I great than) In:tato
of this valual Is artiele now offered for sale. 'loth , to iii
Ire CllrefUl to examine that it hits the I mete, a 1414 e at
tached.
7 , IAS. 001 Lily
tho busliwss,and all available fadli
NINE F.IZI.S
We hnte intri aticed this ~,0 1.011 tits lieu sizes. .0 that
all parties.may al nil thettiseli es of this great imptr.l cr.
went at a er) timtlerate cost. NI e are now prepared to
urnisL :w appal:this to warm 0 siiigle room, or the g
es't building in tile vomit ry
No. 1 Porta I,le
PATENT IiEWSTERS AND Vh.N7II,ATM:S.—Co
the largest ant. umst et mplete asst rtua•nt 411. t
Ai: Registers and 1 entilators to le found hi th e I t it,,i
.tales. Parties \t ho wish to purchase lit her for fait .
use of is holesale, will find it pi ally to 1.11,1 r VtiN
to examine their stock.
A:s1) 111tIN lAYft.t.:s..—We hal e niwn) F
hood un exteuSlNo assortment of the,e umn.
ties, In exact imitatitn of Egyptian. Stanish.l.aluay at. d
(Aber rare marbles.
OPEN ti it i VIES.--For Anthracite and I'tluu.inn:s
Peal. Also, au entire new pattern ut tLe 1. iv di wn
tirata, made front the English Putt erns. and uttindy
new ht this country.
SOLE. .11/I.:NTS for the English Encaustic 11, e. ing
Tile, liarnkirk t hintitcy Ti ps and 'feint tottattrran
such as (la deer
solittlx.nt building would .10 well to I.:\ HUAI,' t ur
stock-Li•ti.re pm chasing elsewhere. isit. ts. suitur
purt•Lasing or not, are cordially welcomed to t•ur exten
sive Warerooms. and where we should he happy to fui i
rilsh any in 6 a mat ion respecting any of our j4.1.1-do (bat
may Le desired, A lamk on Warming and I entilating
Can be had gratuitously at. our store, either pt.' sumilly
or by letter. 11A111:1StiN,
NVarming and Ventilating Warehouse,
146 Walnut st., I close Sixth,
Ptin.AVEl.l.llll.
lAOLLARD, Premium Artiste in Hair
„7 Inventor of the Celebrated Gossamer Ventilleth.g
It ig and Elastic Band Toupees. Instrue till)). to I'lltilJu
Ladies and 06 entlemeu to measure their hinds n ith as
curacy. ..
Fon \Yore, inches.—No. 1. The round of the head; No.
2. From ferehead over the head to the nick; No.:11,
From ear to ear over the top; No. 4. From ear to our
round the forehead.
Toupees and scalps, inches.—No. 1. From forehead to
lack as far as laid; No. 2. Over fbrehead as far as requir
ed; No. a, Over the crown of the head.
It. DOLLARD has always ready for sale a splendid
stock of tients' Wigs, Toupees, Ladles' Wigs. hall NI 10.
Frizets, Braids. Curls, 4e., lAutifully man ufirctured and
us cheap as any establishment in the Union. ~
Dullards lierbaniunt Extractor Lustrous Hair Tonto,
prepared from- South American Delis and Reeds, the
most successful article ever produced for presen lug the
hair from falling out or changing color, restoring and
_preserving it In a healthy and luxuriant state_ Among
other reasons why Dullard's hair cutting saloon m n i n .
tains Its homense popularity is the fact that hip Tonic l's
applied to every head of hair cut at his establishment.
consequently- it Is kept in bettor preservation _then un
der any known application. It being thus praelically
tested by thousands, offers the greatest-guaratrtce of 1.1 s)
efficacy.
Sold wholesale and retail at his Old Estallishinent 177
Chestnut street opposite the State House, Plilladelphis.
B. Dollard has at least discovered the ne plus ultra of
HAIR DYE, and announces it for sale with perfect e o n.
tidenee In Its surpassing every thing of the kind la w in
time. Itcolors the hair either Meek or brown, (as may
be desired) and is used without injury to the hair or
skin either by stain or otherwise, can bo washed off in
ton minutes after-application, without detracting fom
its efficacy. Persons visiting the city are invited to silo
him a call.
Letters addressed to R. DOLLARD,I77 Cheetnut Pit,
Philadelphia; will receive attention. .1) n. 26-1 y
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EArtno.t.—Fritz & 'Hendry,' store,
j 20 North 34 st. 14418delphia. 31orrceo 111tinuilietmr
i,rs, Curriers, Importer', Commission and llen era r eatb
er imsint,ss.
WHOLESALE AND ItETAII.--111umfbrtory 15 MM
gang to st re t. Si.p. 7-I,V
Tk.).'S 2 and :1 MACkEItEL, 'of the
11, , w r,vp jest I et.en.ca lola for 611 le at tllo ram*
ttrocory of J. 11. W.11.0:131i4,
July 20,'54. {Pict atnic Ot vet.
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