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What Shall we Eat?
following from the New York Tri
ne, contains some useful suggestions
the irardtimes i which are generally
.eticable. •
• With one of the hardest winters for
e poor that has stared them in the face
r many years, and now with this cold
' until of December upon them in all its
,or, it behoves them to look about for
uething-to eat less costly than roast
• !rand plum pndding ; fur the two dol.-
s-a day, that some Of them seemed to
would endure forever, has btx ti cut
suddenly. It is estimated that 50,-
0 p e rs o n s have been thrown out of em
,yinont, since the cold weather 6,111-
•need, by that cause alone. An ci i ttal
:ober have been thrown out by failures
•;1 general stagnation of business. It
be a winter of sufferin t .r to those who
t?eltentlitit upon, the labor, of their
.I.ls for daily bread f,,,• th,n:;:elvp;: r , r d.
•Whatover ill tend, n0t...t0
fan 1,,,p1, for that we canto.t hope
t, shove them what to eat, less expen
.• th.in their aecu4tonied diet, ! l iu id
at-unee adopted. For thi s p u rp, ); : c
offer a few suggestions.
fresh meat of all kinds, at the prices
which butchers retail it, is not (To
unieal loud: Meats will average over
, billing a pound-. Salted meats are
it:di - ter than fresh. In economizing food,
,tat should never be fried or boiled. If
u would get -the most substance out of
till meat, anklce it into .soup, or stew, or
t pie. In making soup soak your meat
ao hours in cold water, and boil it in
Ininy, or broken bread. The best
rt is the most economical for soup.—
; not buy bones. •
if vou boil meat to eat, never put it
cold water. Let it be boiling when
, 11 put the meat in the pot. Do not
Mesh meat a'pound or two at it time.
iy a i - tarter or half a sheep, You get
at half price. Beef or pork by the
inter is a quarter cheaper.
)u not buy your bread ready baked.—
is sixpence a pound. Dry flour is the
me. Home-made broad is far more
:tritious. Make use of corn-meal, oat-
Graham flour, hominy and cracked
for bread? iu preference to fine
• -at. flour, both for health and economy.
're are the relative retail prices per
mint for these articles : Wheat flour,
; flrahams flour tie.; cracked wheat
; corn-meal 24e. hominy, 3 cents;
tmeal, •P : cents. The latter is the
st nutritious breadstuff known. Look
the Scotch with their oat-meal por
dge—as robust a set of men us ever
red.
Hominy we have before given our 43.,
;nion upon. It is an article that no
mily,'desirous of
,practicing economy,
ndo without. It is very cheap, heal
iy, nutritious food. It costs only half
.e price per pound of flour, and contains
moisture, while the best of flour holds
Jlll twelve to sixteen pounds of water
a barrel. Cracked wheat is excellent
i• sedentary persons, ‘ That and (Ira-
An flour should be used in preference,
- the same Trice per pound, to white
mar, because more healthy and nutritious.
•me hundred pounds of (I rahain flour is
Ater in a family than one hundred and
iirty-three' pounds of superfine white
ur. Corn meal costs less than half the
-.- - ice,--of--flour. It is_worthiwice as much
`. is not so economical' in summer be
,use it takes so much fire to cook it.—
:le first great error in cornmeal is in
juding it to much, and next is not ; cook
ig it enou •
erh Corn .meal mush should
Al two hours; it, is better if boiled four,
id not fit to cat if boiled less than one
..,ur. BuclTheat flour should never be
irchased by a family who are obliged to
imomise food. It is dear at any price.
must be floated in dear butter to be
.ten, and then it is not healthy. Oat
teal. is as good in cakes as buckwheat,
far more nutritous,.and . is particu
'.t•ly.healthy for children, in the form of
•
midge.
The cheapest.. rood Is white beans.—
Imy are; worth from $1 50 to $2 a bush
. and retail for eight cents a quart.—
. rof. Liebig has stated that pork and
vans fora► a compound of substances pe
diarly adapted to furnish all. that,,,is_.,
, 3 ary to support life and give bone
and fat, in proper proportions,
) wan. This food will enable one. to
.Irform more labor at le,ss cost, tbaleany
other substance":
...A. quart of beans Bcts.
half a pound of pork fi cents., will feed a
I irge' , family for a day, 'th good strength
cuing food. And who that can raise a
reminieenee., orgood 71 times in New
Eti_.;•land,but„ will remcfnber that glorious
old fashioned dish callcd 'bean porridge?'
We should call it been soup.now. lout
.tarts of beans and two pounds of coined
.ect• would give a good local to fifty men
—one cent a meal.
Potatoes should he utterly abandoned
.y the poor this winter. f hey cannot
..1;o•il to eat them. • Potatoes arc selling
wholesale for $ t a barrel. that is $1 78
bushel. At retail the7poor people pay
50 a bushel, or about five cents a
mind; twice the price of corn meal,
ve sixths as much as fine flour, one fifth
lore a rnushel thanTheans, while one
otsliel of the hater are worth for food as
inch as a cart load of potatoes. All oth
u• vegetables are still ntore economical
Ilan potatoes. Carrots are the cheap
,..t. of all roots.. But they are but little
...ed as human food, though very nutri
.ous, they are particularly . used in
nips. They are "mid simply boiled and
ten with a little butter or meat gravy.
hey slmuld always form an ingredient of
,up. They are sold by the quantity at
it eonts a bushel. .
Turnips are dear at any price. There
owe' nutriment in .a quart of carrots
'au in a bushel of turnips. They are
2 per cent. water. Cabbage is nutriti
ts, buy expensive. Buy very little
f It il'-'--your money is short: l hied
! sweet corn is •an article that all persons
ark. fond of: It sells for $l to F 5 a bushel,
!whiay -I-2 lbs., and would retail-at
~.bout tt vents a pound. We don't know
' about the economy of eating it, as com
pared with other breadst tiffs, but as com
pared %with coarse vegetables, it is
iro
measurably cheaper. A pound 'of sweet
corn, cooked to be eaten with nfeat, is
worth more than three pounds of extra
meat. •it is also very excellent and nu
tritious mixed in the bean soup.
Another very excellent, nutritons,eco
notnical article of food is dried peas.
They are generally a little more costly
bean 3, but some think they will go
..further. At tny rata, they are g(sal fur a
change. It would be good for a change to
those who are put CO their wits end to
know how to get food enough to feed
their families, if anything that.we have
said shall put them in a way of changing
some of their old habits; so as to buy
such articles as will satisfy hunger, while
giving them health and strength, fel' less
than half the money they are now ex
pending, though living only half coin
fottably.
IV!" IT E 1-1.1 ACADE.IIY, three
miks wit of Ilarrisintrg. The eighth Session
.01 this popular end tioueli.hio g Instituti on
will ewn
meucu he Oth .4' 1\ 0 VOILI hOr 111 , , t, WO,/ OW
111 4 /St fAVOrllbli! 8 uspiros. 1)11rillg the prison year
itaiprtrventont,.thel .0.11 h.tne Leen its
nAtronage demanded. 'nits I'rinrlpat nlt be a,
sieted by 3. full corps of rompm ta :A expt.rierreort
teachers, and special attention h ill be ikahl to the health
and comfort of thu Stude fax,
Boarding ? Washing and Toil In the English Irarich
no, and Vocal ;11nsic, per Sesoi )(I, (. months) #.55.00
Instruction in Latin and Urea., each, - 5.00
French and (Jorman - - boo
" " 1 ustrumutital Music, - - 10.00
Tho attention or parents and guardians is oarnostly
invited to this lustltutiou. Circular"; will ho furnlobed
and any informed ›tt will bo givon, on application, either
personal or by letter to
Sept. 13, 1854
PLAINFIELD CLASSICAL ACAD
EMY, near Carlisle, Pa. The 17th Session will eom
moire on 51.osinav, November 11, 11t54. - Number of Stn
dents Ihulted,and constant efforts used fur their motel
and intellectual improvement. Terms, $65 per session.
CiMulars tRh references and full information furnish
4d, by . , R. K. BURNS,
Principal anti Proprietor,
Plainfield, Cumberland en. Pa.
a CLASSICAL AN D LITERARY
ki II 11711 F 4.110 IL, Newt lie, Pa.--The WINTER SKS-
St,./N gill cmunence on Tuesday, the 1 - tb of November,
and eon tinue tiro months. , Careful instruction is given
by competent teachers in the departments of Classical.
Mathematical and English educatt m. The while 1.3 X.
icier ti r tuition. boarding and lodging, with a room
furnished, z 3.3 Ter term. For further 'particulars, apply
to either of tha'subseribers at Norville. Pa.
ROBERT MeCACIIILEN, Principal,
W. It. LINN, .4. M.,
R. MeIIACUREN, Jr. , 8.. Professurs.
sept 27-1854
•
UMBERLAND V A LUNY INsTI.-
k . ) :kbillittnd Female scpende and distinct.—
At IlLe:Rxiomuno, JOS. N. LOOSH, A. M.,
'Principal, assisted by tire Teachers.
The Winter Session of this Institution will open to
receive students on the Ist Nov. 'l'ho facilities which
are offered I,y this Institution to both sexes, for obtain
ing a finished education are unsurpassed by any similar
Seminary in the Sham
'rho liuiWings are now and commodious, and the
grounds ornamented. Tho VIM ALE DEPA RT:11 ENT
Is now entirely separate ' and conducted-by Now England
Teachers. It located In the beautiful valley of Cum
berland, unsurpassed for its healtlifulpess—meresslble
by Rail Road-8 miles distant from Harrisburg.
Ono hundred and twenty students have been In at
tendant* during the Collegiate your.
T It
Mord, Tuition, and ltootn Furnished per Session
of 21 Weeks - - $55 00
For elyeulars and hiforntation address
Ito v. JOS. S. (MDSE;,
Drechante6bur g , Comb. CO., Pa,
sapt2o-4t
° cell Aag=r-.t:. rfIEAS, COFFEE—
. lES ' The subscriber Las 'Just
added to his former stock n general selection of CHOICE
OROCkiItIES, as well as all the other variety of articles
usually kept In a Omeery Store, euthrtirliig Rio
.'offee,roasted mid green—at 12.% and 14 cents
8 per lb., Orleans, Clarified, Crushed and Pulverized
A, y sugars, of fine qualities; Chocolates; Spires, Dairy
Salt, and a variety of Fancy articles, all of .wllleh aro of
f,r,tl at the lowest rash prices. We are thankful G r the
I.Tuter support glyen us, and Invite, a furl/UT call front
our friends and customorg... J, Ell V.
Marlon Hall, Carlisle,
nucotion
D. DENLINUER, Principal:
Ilarrisburg, Pa
Carlisle 4eralb.
Frafessionnf-Toths
ILN. GREEN, Attorney at law, has
I• settledln MeelMnicsburg, for't he practiceof his
prinession. All kinds of Legal Writing, Collections,
Court bllSilleElt. te., promptly attended to. Office oppo
site Dr. Long's residence. ;.-I_IIIV . LY INO In all its dilTe
rent Manelies promptly attended to.
. ..
. . 4.
(-
1 B. C0L1 , 3 Attorney at Law, will at
. .)1 fe u d promptly to all lifininebs entrusted to him.
CHlieeln the roo),,,f•rincrly occupied by %11111a.m Irvine
Esti., North Hanover ~ f , t reet, Carlirde. .
April 20, 16:.2. r
E, in.17,)/ENTIIAL,
)1(r) PA TII IC Pit YSICI AN. Ili)lee am] rttsideact
sta ort, mat donr east of the Cella/tit De
f..rnital Chitral. Dr. Blumenthal resprrtfully olTers
professional seri it es to the ritihotis of Carlisle 'and %A
•
ry,i-Pormons front a diraaore litlwriog under ellroni
li!loa,o:‘ may colr,oilt I y letter. (Mike hours, from 7 t,
A. :11.. and 2 to 4 I'. M. 8,0.0;17,11.
II 1 I 813 '-11KE11 respectfully o e..
y hi! , pr (:Inizssionals'ervices to the ' citizens of Carlisli
" 11 ;:isitrrouncling enuntry.
() Moo and residence in Foottit lianoverstreet, directly
oPth site t 9 tho .` Volunteer Office."
Carlisle, April '2O, Iso3.
S. B. KIEFFI4,:Ii Office in North
Ilan over :Area two doors from pi...ll'N
Nt Office hour. more particularly from 7 to 9 o'clock.
A. 11.. aml from 5 to 7 o'clock, P. 11.
1 111. 11 E( ). W. NET 1)11' I-1
DENTI:r carefully ottentls to nil
tperations "upon the teeth and adjacent
parts that disease or hyte:nlarity bitty Tetinire. Ile will
tits. ictzeft, Teeth of et t•ry deseription, such as
Pivot. flodtle nod 111oelt teeth. nod' teet It w ••
nous Gums," afol ulll env st ruct Artificial Pnlates 111,
t fir:aut . ?, ltegolafing pieces, anti every applhince used.
the Dental Art. —uperating room at the rc,itlettee of
Dr. Sainuel Elliott. East High street, l'arlh-fe.
IC F()1IG
) BilETz p
-
-144111811 y peratiet s
the t ve( II that !nay re.filiced tl•r their rreson
rt tri th intwrte.l fr , in a single toot h to an twilit . °
•mt the In• st to•iet.t if twit c'ples. Diseases of the
nrnrtll and irr.•!ntaril ir, i:Irof1111) t rvated. Oflie . at 1.1,1
ni hi, hytli , r, ml Pitt stri.t.t; it t I
v t.t_'2`•- 5/
toils tirep the
Ali that are required for their prose', litien. as
c.. or will restore t h e 14
ipy inset thig Art itielal Teeth.
fiiii sett. Ali, • Mike nit I•itt street.. a le ‘v
rth of the Railroad is .thsiiiit fr.!.
the . la,t lets days of ever:. lan.) th..
1 1 N. It OS EN ST 14, 11011:ie, Sign,
Fancy and Ornamental Irvio's (formerly
I huler's( Row, near Ilitner's 1)r) floods Morn. \ Ile Nt ill
attend promptly to all the ahoreAtleseriptioos of 114110 ,
I Ilg .at reasooahle prices. The various hinds tpf grolniog
attended to, such nn inalovally, (stk. ualout, tc., in the
improved styles.
.c„:, AI" E—S PEEI 117 o e
-1, '1'1111:17 you owN t-yrr:!! Medi
ei;ij adapted to genet •use, greatly superior tti't thers.
and nithin the uuauu of eery 4111
lOU FILLS tl.r twenty•fi%e mita! No extortion In
1 ,, k ,---11 " . addtinl—to• minetal peisou w hate) er. •
• Do. Tir.rNstlis Ht..% PILLS fully merit thegreat
repodtam they hal e acquit ed. They are railed Il•r froM
all part, of the- land. because :1 nnx• Ann TliAl TUFT
To I.
WIIAT 'rimy Iyll.l. Do— They purify the blood, they
clause the System Of 1 Innwrs, they awe DySIKTSIII Mid
IlidLtefithilli, they ereitt, an Appetite. they cure S:el;
label less and In INV Spirits. they arrest Fe% ers,
they promote it healthy aution of the Liven. they are a
sure cure for Co:41%111.000 and Ilahltual Coustipatitin,
they are highly ellleaeions in relliAle Complaints, they
strengthen and give tone to the System. They ate the
best Family Medicine known.
It IS an olivionS Inquiry, how Pite m, dlriur c.ln elt re so
many different complaints. These Pills, however, are 5).
,fmtpolllith'd of ctinithe materials t hit t persona t• on
ly to TDA"roD.NI uml the answer will i.e found in a re
str're.i.hodS a nd nn lei igontted rematitutinn.
Each gni( contains lOU fills. at the itSttiniiiillagly lon
price or 25 rents. Every Individual sin uld have thl•m-
For sale by the Druggists and Sterefeepen 144 . 111 . 1ti11y'
F. A. l'auann, general Agent. Shodngton, Ct.
ATENT SELF-SHARPENING
YANKEE; FEED currEits, mantaxctured frr
A ,DRICII & SAWIENT, No. 410 Market street, Philada
Thh cutter Is superior to any now In use, for strength
durability. and simpilAty of construction ; it cuts fast
er, and is the only seltsharponing play, titntw and Corn
titalk Cutter ever made. It has hut ONE STRAIGIIT
KNIFE, which - any person can grind and set with ease,
but In ordinary case, is ground in the machine. Thou
sands have already boon sold, and the demand is daily
Increasiug In most cases Mt examination is sufficient
to convince one of its superiority. No one after a short
trial would part with it fipr Any other. Alt sizes of the
above constantly on hand and for sale by
eet LI
.1. P. LYNE,
Sole Agent for Cuml , erland county
01.1"8 PATENT 1' Al; 31 EH. S'
Ij
11011,E1tF.—Theso posse,s an advantage over all
ethers in being made with an'outside iron easing, which
pettily economises fuel and prevents loss heat. They
are made of carious sizes, from 10' to 120 gallons, They
are portable. and umy be sot in the kitchen for bongm
hold use, or out of doors convenient to the burn, pig
pens, ite., for boiling fund for stock. For sale by
PASCHALL, MORRIS &
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Sture,_N.ALeorner
ef•itli and Market. fitree,ts, Philadelphia. [401.17,4
UBT It ECEIVED
FRESH OROCERIESI,
Best Rio, Mocha and Roasted Coffees,
Crushed, Pulverized and Loaf Sugar,
Porto Itieo, Now Orleans and Cuba do,
Imperial, Ounpowder, Young (Tyson and Black Teas,
Host Syrups. N. 0. and Sugar !louse Molasses,
Queousware, Cedar and Stoneware,
Cheese, Fish, Salt, Sonp and Starch,
Cavendish, Natural Leaf, Fig and Congress Tobacco,
Pickles, Pine Apple and Tomato Preserves,
Ketchup and Spices of every variety, Ac.
My stock has been selected with Strict reference to
faintly use, for sale very low for rash wholesale or retail
hy NV I LIU A MS,
oct4 '54 Family Orocer.
•
I)EEVE L. KNIGHT, (Successor to
Hartley & Knight,) AND cAuper
wAttEnotisE, No. 148 South Second Street, live doors
above Spruce - street, where he heepa con
stantly on hand a WI assortment oPeVery article In his
line of business. Feathers, Feather Beds, Patent las,ring
Vat oases, Velvet Tapestry, Tapestry, Brussels, Throe-
Mb :Ingrain, ,Vonetlan, List, hag and Hemp Car ratings,
Oil Cloths, Canton Mattings,Comuid Spanish 3lattlngs
Floor and Stair Druggets, hearth Rugs, Dour Mats,Table
and Piano Chivers. To which he invites the attention of
purchasers. (4oct's4
4330 DITILA. Surgeons' ll:twinge
1_ N'ATITI.TTE REMOVED Co No. 4, nth'
stt•eet, slah store ath , ro flaritet. H. 'C.
EV Ell [ATP, Patent I.:limiting Press:nue 1. 7 65; fer tho
4111'0 of Itliptilro; Shoulder Brans, s , ningo•lers,
6t.aelcingm, Snsponsdry, Hemorrlioltinl, ROT ltr,inlages for
dutbrutiti4s. Jon. 11-Iy.
31/iBcfanotts.
. r .... • - TEAM SAW MILL, 'rear
• I.t rt „-,,„ 4 kj Papertown, ciold erland county.—
I
'Atti , .....e.,4,-,• 11.11 , 1 i EL I. k SEYMOUR vontirooe to (ow.
n o n lIIPIII ply Lumber (.1" all kinds, at the shortest
- -,,, "= , -& - ."r- -tmtlce, and nn torins li.wer than con IT
had elbow hero, All orders d(n:ted to E. II con in.. In.
pert.iwn,or Wtt I) S):ymorn .Ir. Carlisle, %cal to prompt
ly nitttoded to, .. .
Ee/t 22-iy
iAS Ft'll'iNfl ANI) 1>.1.t:.M13-
- .4 , v ;. , I\l:,—'l . he tindetsig.tted 1,,,,,hr Inc, 'l . l th,
i ,
oltizolio of l'arlislo that he has noklo otriLot.-
11101. th t.l lie° A S Frril:,(l and I'l.l N:P.INI: ul sin rt la,
tion. and on ru , inotAtlle terms. lie lins ent_lwed the ~.erv
.leen of a lirvt rate hand from PLUttlit IpIli:l. and h a s r.up
piled lilint.... If chit on oNt....sist. M......rtment of 1.1.XT
-I'll ES. w hit It trill et.al le him to 01 ull orders pr. niptly.
All work will lo , "il - s...vral t(;.I. the stook of (los Fix I urn..
will ii. ti.und in the roost PYRI tly (prof -Ito Lis 'finning
esttll.lh , itment. on Forth Hanover street, where he tut Iten
it call.
TINNING, SPOTTING, ,te.--/te IF MR, prepared to
furtilitli. or maize to order. every firtiele Ala;
used Ity titers. Ile rein also sttei.d
to SPOUTING, IftrllSE-1:00EING,
and PINNI NO.
Thank All 11,r the patrol age ttith N,ltielt he lins already
wen nil ured, Ite remped fully rinlltits it continuative 01
ho ruler•.
MONROE MORRIS.
rad inlv..lliiie 14.
R 0 M CALIFORNIA.-('. VON
Ii El LEN I,9tectfolly informs the citizens tq'
lisle and vicinity;llint In. has ju , t retut n
ett from ralifernia. 711111 is prepared trehe.
cute nll binds of work coni.o , o ith his
1 ,11's•, line of Imsiness. Ili. Inks ulwor son 11111:1.1
Nfli ° btrgo n4shrtinent of ready math. hil'es,
(ions. Pistols. lA:clts. Keys (inn Trimmims. all of
h he oil] holesale or ',tail. Ile also nit
to repairing Guns. (lochs. loehs, he; engrav es on trans.
c: peer at d iron. Ile Mc, es that hy sti let attention In
Litsinuss and a desire to ples.s,.. lin oil:merit and receive
mildic patronage.
Sir All hinds of Fine Aims made to 'der.
Carlhde. Al it cut. II5(-1)
i; ra:. ,-..„.... k 1 111.1tY '. 11. liday Pr, ti
•e"" 12 . .---'''._, eCts. A ~—T I( (, )1 A r'. ( i,N
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3 ',.c,,...'''' - dr,.., Nt lFt IS Pilrlda liirr . s
.. .•.,::":12.,...._ :, a <4
. 44 " ' ' , ' S., ll.t ~ I • Cnrii.h.• 1 , 54 , ust Es
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ri. , r •rnuriry I, el' tdrelctl iti Unrll,l. , ....h.!.lsling in pall
ot (;, Id and Sit, .... N 1 at. he!..l 1.3 ery v 3.1.13. and at all
priLa, nklit-da., CI. , a 1,5,, rilvet tall.. at d t.,;:t •i... n,
,i 1%.... Lathe I r 1.!: and l Itt tr.!. hills.r.. p.1.1 — ..hil silvPr
sp...hat•le, 1...11..5 . and 0 1 .0.'11.'1 , 1 11 hi 1 1 .• u 'lnd pro.. ii.
r!i 1 1/MTultrig or - Fcriry !Ir•Fripti , rtr. - -ra-1-- il-141- -1.i.1=.04 . --44-3,4-
1 , 1,85 t pin,. .1..•., at all 1.1.1....... Ai,' .1....,1.1....1., II II a Mtn
sisal 11t0,,, with a pleat 1 Itriet) I r Funey .Irti. Irs. so
-1,/.01 or pro,sly fl.r (11.! 11,11.1a35. P, rsto s ars-king to
par. lap.. arg• 111, 11t.41 t,. rail and ..xaIIII' a (.1,8,..iti..ent
%1 , art. NI par,' ti , sill at \ ka) rows., al 1. p.h.s. Quail.
fly of g,sal, awl ran flat I', be .3, hill. as :Ala I , r.
THOMAS
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fi l ii, 42 , 1 11, 11 e N r.
rritti 1111'11 1 S In littical llnll, Lllolfll tIS A. It. Tubbs lfib
Icry..ll-Ires to Inform the Ladies vial tlet.tleintal of Car
li-le that he Is prepared to take likelierFes In the tnest
-superior sty l,;'of the art, soh as e ill full) sustain the
rapotatiou “r this , popular estal - lislinient. Ills rialtos
are larre.'pledsantly situated and e, tutorial ly rut chic
11, i• nal', the no st p, nertul and perfect
lustron elit for taking pi, trues and warrant. Fatisfio
t lou 11, all eases. A toll sup ply of eases (4 . O'Vt•ty SI it•ty
of It , and slie. tilailt anti ornauleatal, kept eoostaotly
on hand. Etigiarlitas, l'alittlugs. dr.. accurately copied
and duplicates taken of orlgtrial Itkeat uses. lakeneses
taken ..1 sick Cr deceased .peraous. l'rices intairiate and
satisfaction darn in all eases. The public Is int keit to
call at the Mari :n Ila,tterrean hoetus and eyrtutine
the 111t1111•11,11s515,11111111S.
na- tin e.type. if,fivited in Lockets. ItreaFt
Ting-,er 111l1vs Pezt, It Ilvaits. &c.
(Inrll,4e,
.14, '5l.
..,___,
QAD.DI.E . AND IiAIiNE'SS I%IAIC
-7 INii, The subscriber continues to carry on the
ah - ev e LUSiIIeSS. In ail its I,ltriOUS 11r11,1111, , .111 Nl'll.ll Mill.
over street. t'arlisle. two dhors North of Leonard's corner
where lII' illtillldS keeping on hand a general assortment
In Ida line, consisting of all kinds of fashh.nable SA 1).
111.1•:8, In-idles. Martingal. s. Ills tbs,
Clreinglosand Halters, also Trx:\ Iss,
•` :. ' '',\ 7 # I , l k traveling and saddle ,„,. :; - --s--‘ , l -,
-,l' \\\ q' bags. lie also man- 4: . ---"•!!`
'• I. 1 111 • ' nfactul 4 es the most ' al I
- , . rtunn.ved SPAN I . :: II -.." '
, I ' ' 1: o l i ' l I n t
~. ..,11, ,,, ,, ,t 1 1 ,1t 1 1.;: vuer {slung txsed
a l 14 3. 1 , 1A5 .
il 11
• some. durable and pleasant saddle
will ml -well to call and see.them. Ile
All a 11... 1111174 11111VIIIV, 112111,Sti, I' ridieF.,
•
- l'ollars and M hips Is all thuir Amie
ties. and eanettontly I elle. es fnm the general approl•a
tion or hi, customers, that he makes the neatest alAt
Lest grans, In all their variety of laedth, that is made In
the country. lie also makes all Mods of Ilntrnsses to
order, viz: `'t taw, Husk. Curled Hair and Fm•ing Mut
russes. All the above articles will I e made of the In st
material and worlananship, and with the athirst. des
patch. 'ml M. OSBORN.
eILOTHING AT COST—The subserib-
I er has nu assortment of fashionable and well made
CIA/THING, which will Le sold off at cost for cash.
The stock consists of Cloth and Cashuntrett ('cats, Lin
en and Gingham Coats, Tweed and Jean Coats; Marseills
Silk and Satin Vesting; Cassiniers,Jean's and Cord pan
taloons, Linen and Cottonndo pant:ikons. with all kinds
of Clothing usually found in a clothing store.
Intending to relinquish this branch of my businesi,
great bargains can be had by calling soon at the cheap
store of CHARLES OUILRY.
fow pieces just recoiveditroutauctlon
and very low.
Juno '2'l, '64
3nsurtin ft'.
it4lllE INSURANCE. —TUE ALLEN
AND EAST PHNNSIIOI2O MUTUAL FIRN
It ANC PI COM PA NY of Cumberland 'e. - unty. lurnelwr
rated by an act of Assembly, is now fully organized, and
iu operation tinder the management. of the lellowing
counnissi viz:
Daniel Bailey, William It. Borgne, Michael Cock lin,
Melchoir Brenneman, Christian Staymitn, John C.lntn
lap, Jacob ii. Coover, Lewis flyer, Henry Logan, nja
uun Musser, Jacob Mumma, .Joseph 'Wickersham,
Alexander Cathcart.
The_ratesof are as low nod .favoiabl e as any
Company of the kind In the ;State. Persons wishing to
become members are Invited to motto application to the
agents of the company, who aro milling to wait open
them at aa, thou.,
liEN 11. MORSE% President.
HENRY LOGAN, Vice President. • '
LEWIS lIYEB, Secretary.
MICHAEL COCKLIN, Treasurer.
• AGENTS.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.-:—ltudelph Martin, N. Cum
berland; C. IL Herman, Kingstown; Henry Zearlinr,
Shiremanstown ; Charles Bell, Carli, to ; 1)r. 0. All,
eburchtown ; Situate' Graham, West Petinslorough ;
James Me Dowel, Fninkfortl; Mode Griffith, South Mid
dleton; Samuel Cotecer, Benjamin Haven:tick, Mechan
icsburg; John '...lherylek, Lisburn; David Caner, Shep.
healstown.
MI YOUR COUNTY.—John Bowman,. 1)1110mrg; rotor
Wolford, Franklin; John Smith, Esq., W'ashlngtou; W.
Pl. king. Borer; J. W. Craft, Paradise.
111A11.1:18141I10.-11ouser tr, Lochman.
ate bra of tbo company baring policien about to oz•
ro can lhavo thorn ronewed by making application to
iy of the agouto.
1—)RIJO STORY FOR SALE.—Tile—Tile.
suliscriber offers at - private sale the stock and fix
tures of a Drug Store, late the property of Michael Fie
eel, deed, In Chnrchtown, Qumberiand county. There
is no other Drug Store in the place, and a fine opportu
nity is now presented to any young man wishing to
commence title business. For terms enquire of
nil MOSES MORRETT,. non
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1 - IROCIIIE S ' RAW 1..,5.—A lot T,ong
14 and Square Brodie Shawls. A 1.,. Thant t "hauls
just twelve,' from Sere lurk and Fqing very 1, w-at the
Olean store of "
/I' , N S
7- VICIIFS JEWITRY SIT 'VER.<
Ala: and FANCY 110 j ldiF.LA line nrßort•
meat pf the iineet quality, fi r tale at the lowest each.
prir on. at I\ ELT ON II EM) 10, li tS, uth Seto; d
Wool tell% een 1 ine ittd hide, I biltidelphin,
The LH...x.llllNa embre, It a IniTc ord relt et sti , eli tf
Fine Watches, Jewelry' Silver It icre, All nth II are, plati ii
11 ith flue Fil,er, in t p, cns, t I.t I ck,
E . llllh nrd fitTley art iekf: c.f a r Itudity, ileservieg
the examinutio - n of tin re who (11,11 e t , prettify the Li :t
go. .lo at t h e 14 , 14 it cash prieef.l,
• If firing n prlotical 1,11,1,1(41w , of
the huldnet•s, nod an a. 'nialde lac lii
-A• tics for imp: oiler nod I;nwidio tur
the i.u6ei lb er void hivl•lly inl lire pun 1.10. t
liethig I hnt be era, evippiy them on toll), 1:0 tat, hut le
IiNIIII.IIII, in either f 1.1. e A thtt.tic
Itit.s:
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All 4Suils talllawn:lds aP..I Pearl Jer ells) nod fiilt er
V. art, Mal:, frrl ur.d t vrd. r. 1,10 ill a 1.111 , 1 lat I.• t.JII V.
V:: Vat,. Ilrs jev. Or) rii er ware ILIIIII)111)
laire.l: 1111. F. 1 LTI /..\ if LAP,
No. •:.S4 Iltl It. a for dui:, al e 1 , t.. Mar
ket, Vest
'V .111 the s , ul): ,rfrdrAr or the Etore, nut} Le setql
111 V !elnicus Itird el.. t• lath c inninnee 4 the nthnlreti(
of the sofentlfir ./sr:/1 ear! , us. (I , et.t. 1:1,. '54-13 r.
131 l' 11()V ,‘ 4 ,1:1 '1:11 1 06) 'II A T
1
I:. to City (ic, mi. ;al Wc,rhs,
111/341e after the most lie n iaal aitl.lwat,d Vel p supei tor.
Prepara (I A 'llly dt Ite :1111.11ro. rondo atoll tb kaiglisb ay.
tide. aria most sopa;i, r. I Virg e,ni h h tier than Guano,
and run): attent.on of !haters and Farratts
Is pat ti; olarly called lure for t;ial. Also, l'el ul lan - cti.
an", in bilge cn hll-1111 qua; titit s. for sule by
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nth R liar Yes, 3;1 door ul toe CLestuut :•:t. I Lila.
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lul p nic 314 111 N (I.it 1.4. 1 , 1,' 01.•11Raptly
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Me hilvt:, hart duced this neaeutl livo I etc niz.t.s. .st I I,:. t
all polio,' 11,11) at all'illell.,e/A LS nt'lltiN g: eht ill.pi 1.N.,
h.t•ltt at. it i ory M. dE I ilt t. r 4 ,t. II e Zile 111,1, jd #l4l/ td to
/ UN. JAI 14.11 typal 111 00 It, Vllllll ZI 1.,/ ni; to it LW, CI tic larti
tot I InlldLtg IL Ike to 'lt. Icy .
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do do 1 do 107
t; do do di ,
1 his 7 in the !argent and 111, st 1. , 11. I fill 1 uri
made in this ( - outdo', at.tl is llttll ac'
lior,fien a rid oilier Lucke class la; Lod.
11 e ro Lt ititr to sell the Inc 'ut the .one 1 'i.e
as it lot/ Iran:dm:et!, fit e y i,, A, it hi , the
pi eSt•ti I ldkh pi iCI! of !Mill hale liAlettecti thru ct St 1.4 , per
coot owing to their great sleight, still ar are ef.a1.!...0
the great increase 0 1 sales to 1011.0 It tits at to le at the
lost oat ptssible price. tdie, lc LUAU)
1114 i It I..tlibl'iil/VG„ hat ecootratted to fun hisli us with bill
toils of tmfau az this EeZtSl.ll, Se shat we areht W f repfr
tli to foroish them wholesale and It:tall. 11 e supei titi ei.d
the creeth n of all turnifeet., w lien required, actt war
them 111 all tases.
31 1:1 1 .011.4.11Ans RANG L.-11 e have alrui
the intst tt u,plete t_st Isii.g I.linge that hns yet icon M
tn. ducat, to oho h w e slid the Iltlebtit a 01 11,11 w tto 11110'
%list, to seem it the oast perf,t aid desiral le et eking up
ptunlunetu 111% ed,
} , TELM.IN S 1 • .1 . 11.NT 11..'sTI1.AThil.- We ale the
ooly Agents iu Peffids) It stun for the ll.llllllfar till eat d
dale of thin 1 animator, 0 Lich in aelsimm ledred to to the
only trite. t Nootalutt e tier llilltle fur ;IA Ilk, lu g the
draught in sm. t.y ebitooies, and for 's madam] g hohd
digs of all Au tnc ---- "Al there Mt' a great
e 1 till!" talunith , artlutifs.....o.,o teed for sale. :nth s will
Le crustal to exan.lhe that it has the imersoh I at:gt
r.yrt.yr 1:1:61.,-T1:us Am, AI S.- co
hate the largest step tut st cal kit to 11,,, It 11., I t st Itt
ht gist, is anti t ei.tilaters to to f. uutl it the I loud
:tales. I attic sIILo at ish to purelmie tither pi is, to
use or si holeiale, f rid it peat!) to their tdt;, 01100
to examine their sttAk.
Sl. ATE AM) nzoN 51ANT Lave alo sou
lircrol au ksxteicsii a assort went of these i eautilui man
tles, in exact inittatitu et Egy tqatilish,C.atuay nod
other rare marbles.
tlitATLS.—Foi Anthracite and I ilumincus
("cal. Also, an entire new pattern of the loss di 'l , ll
(lento, matte fetus the English l'utterns, and ehtitely
new in this country.
SOLE. Ali 11 . .1%Tts the , .Engllsh' 'Encaustic }'Leming
Tile, ti urn k irk I hinnuey Tops and Tel to Cotta Orhamentn,
such as tiardcri Vases, &c.
l'ersens about building would do well to examine cur
stock -left re purchasing elm:al/ere. 1 itors, whttLer
pureliasing or hot, are medially welct toed to cur ex tem
sielf " WariiiiTliill;llWiti ' vhcre we should Le happy to Mr
nisi' any information respecting ally of cur goods that
may he desired. A hook on 1 1mining mu! ' Ventilating
eau be had gratuitously at our stew, either peintnally
or by letter. t. A. IlAltilln , ulN,
11 - allah - 1g and Ventilating 'Stoic house,
NIL I% (dont ht. , telow nixth,
May 31-7 m) 171/1.A14./.lq,
V.) , LLAR.I). Prr"
CHAS. 0011,111 Y
,ARD, l'remium Artio,,e in linir
Inventor of theCelehrated Ceesainer Ventilatirg
Ig and Elastic Dand Taut vet, Inntrut t ions to t Lidto
Ladies and tiontleinen to ineahuro their litudb kith ae
etuaey.
Wits, I. 'rho round of the bead; I^e.
i. than forehead over the, head to the neck; ho. S.
From ear to 'ear over the top; :co. 4. Ert4u ear to tar
round the fort-head.
Teupecs kuld scalps, inches.—No. 1. Fronk fel ehead to
buck me far iks Laid; No. 2. Over forehead as far as requir
ed: Over the crown_of_the_hend.
lt. MILL:IIth has :Owe) . I vhily for sale a splendid
stork of ffents' Wigs, !toupees, Ladies' Wigs. bait W hs,
rizets, craids, Curls, .tc., beautifully nuknufacturedabd
as cheap as any establishment in the Unien.
Pollards lie &flaunt Extractor Lustrous Hair Tonia,
prepared from South American 'leas and 3:cots, the
west successful article ever produced for preserving the
hair from haling out or changing coicr, restoring and
presers bag it in a healthy and luxuriant state. Among
valor reasons why Pollard's hair cutting saloon main•
taint its immense popularity is the fart that his Tunicis
applied to every head of hair cut at his i t siablishinent,
consequently it is kept in bettor preservation than wi
der any known application. It being thus practically
tested by thousands, offers the greatest guarantee of its
ellicacy.
Sold wholesale and retail at his'Old Establishment ITT
Chestnut street opposite the State blouse, Philadelphia.
lb Dollard has at least dismvered the no plus ultra cf
11A1R PEE, and annuunees it for sale with perfett eon.
(Moire in its surpassing every thing of the Lind now in
use. It colors the hair either black or brown, (as tiny
be desitrd) and is usecyritliout injury to the hair or
skin eirffer by stain or ot iern lee, call he unshed oft in
ten minutes after application, without detracting fry m
its efficacy. Persons visiting the city are Invited to Ole
him a call.
betters addressed to it. PO.TAIIP, 177 Chestnut a.,
Philadelphia, will receive attention. Jan.
fILOAK TRIMMINGS.—Just opened
Great satiety of Cloak nod Dress Trimmings,—
Also, Cloth,Clottkings, with a viirluty of Whiter Gouts.
Nov. 15 0, W. lIITNEIt.
LA(.lli SILK LA.—Just opered,
A-J P Black Silk laves of sopet lot. quality. tatd
dhfcrcot
$lL.li TE l 3l3llN,flitops at d
()flow It'lnitnitigt:. 41:0. IV, Hint:l,l.
Au,:.
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litjtfabefpf)to.
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