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DIOSCORIA JAPONICA,
A JAPANESE VEGETABLE OBOWLNO IN NEW YORK
Yesterday • afternoon, says the , New
York livening Post, we visited the nursery
of Mr. D. 8011, at the corner of Fifteenth
street,. and Broadway, • Ile occupies an
acre and a half of ground, upon which is
erected a number of hot houses. At the
present time he has quite a variety of
plants in bloom, among which are the
Camellia Japonica. On account of the
very backward spring he has only just
begun to prepare his garden for the sum
mer season. The great curiosity of this
nursery, however, is the Diuseoria Ja
ponica' a vegetable with tuberous roots,
which he received from Paris. Be in
forms us that he saw this vegetable grow
ing in France last summer. lie was of
the opinii n that it could be cultivated in
this country, and directed a quantity of
the roots to be sent to him to New York.
About four weeks ago he planted fifteen
or eighteen in pots in his hot house, and
they have already grown to the height of
six inches:- The stem has an ordinary
looking leaf upon it.
As soon as the plant is large enough
Mr. 801 l intends to transplant it to the
garden, where it will grow in the open
air. Proin present appearance, the Dios
coria looks as if it would thrive iied
mature by next fall. In the event of
success, the roots will be disposed of for
cultivation throughout the country. Ap
plications have recently been made to the
nursery man for roots, but he has decided
nit to part with any until he is satisfied
that they can he raised.
Mr. 801 l says of the Dioscoria Japonica
and its cultivation;
"The introduction of this excellent
vegetable into France and the United
States, and its cultivation as far as known,
is worthy the attention of all. The Dios
coria is destined, by its delicious taste
and great productiveness, to replace, in a
great measure, the potato. It is a native
of Japan, and is cultivated there and in
the north of China in great quantities,
and is feasted upon by rich and poor the
year round. 'This remarkable vegetable
was introduced in' France in the year
119, by M. 31autcprey, the French (';gin_
so! in China. It was given him by a
missionary. Nl. Mauteprey sent it to the
,I:ardin des Plants, where it remained
unnoticed (as it did not flower) until his
return to birance in 1853, when he was
perfectly astonished to find so invaluable
an article still uncultivated, and not, iii
all the markets of France. A friend of
mine, M. Palliet, being acquainted with
M. Mauteprey, and hearing him describe
its great -merit, set to work in good
earnest, and propagated between 50,000
and 60,000 the first year, and is now pre
paring to cultivate it in all The depart
ments of France. Some of the roots
were sent last June-to the Horticultural
Exhibition in Paris, and gained for M.
Palliet the award for the introduction of
the most . iiseful plant, beside the Minis/re
(te AgricultUre presented him with three
thousand francs. Some of the roots,
weighing two pounds and a half apiece, •
were presented to the Emperor and
Court, and pronounced excellent. M.
Palliet. afterwards received an order for
forty thousand to be distributed through
out. France.
"The cultivation of the Dioscoria is
very simple, not requirin....so much labor
As • the potato. It will ~do well in any
soil, but light or sandy is preferred, as
they will .be more mealy than when raised
in heavy bottomed lands 'The roots are
eitt two niches long and planted ten or
twelve inches apart, in rows ' and kept
clean or weeds until ready to dig, which
till be in actober and November. If
loft in the ground two years' it will go on
increasing and improving in quality. If
kept, dry they will keep eight and ten
montlii.out of the ground which will be
a groat advantage, especially for shipping
purposes. It is estimated that Dioscoria
will exceed any other produce: It 111:7
be' remarked here, that the inner part is
a fini):white very mealy—very agreeable
to,.the taste, resembling arrow root—and
is. Booked. in ten minutes. Its growth
nardinitward• appearance resemble the
swift potato,_ and there is no doubt
_it will
bd-cUltivatdd more extensively thin that
excellent vegetable, as, it possesses the
advantage of being hardy, and of being
kept a much 16nger time."
Lime on Corn.
Mr. R. F. Bingham; of Ohio, corn
i4unicates to the Southern •Cultivator,
the following experiment ho made with
lithe upon yourg corn :
-jun conclued-an--experiment
with lime on a field of corn, which may
be worthy of notice. As the corn was
comin< , up, I applied about half a pint
of slake 1 lime to each hill, with the ex
ception of foie• rows near the middle of
the field, 'which were left that I might
, ce whether or no liming in the hill was
beneficial to the crop. The after "treat
ment was the same during the season.—
I farvested separately the four 'rows un
litned also adjoining the four that
were hmed, (soil. and situation being
precisely the same) an ,1 the resillt was
an increase of a little over one-eight in
the amount, in corn in favor of that
which was limed.
How to Make Guano.
Save the manure from your hen-roost.
1 bushel of hen manure;
4 quarts of plaster;
4 " of ashes;
• 2 " of hay salt;
and mix it well together. Now is the
time to do it. This is equal to any
guano ever transported over the big
waters. Try it and satisfy yourself,
and it will save a great expense to
farmers.
(fl.'oucation.
FAY ETTVILLE FEMALE SEMl-
NAltl'.=l'hiti institutim, wiu upon on the first
uonday of Mdrcia, in it 11i1W and 42011101041 , M1S 1 , 1111.1 , 11 , 4
erected for that purpose, under the direction nod super
mGutddnen Env. J. Kennedy and Samuel Thomsnn.--
fhe
location of the Seminary is healthy and retired.--
t is the dosdi - h of the Prineipal that the course of ho
struet ioit birtfrifSingh. and the expenses moderate.
The best female teachers be omployed.
e ill Lo arranged in classes according to tho direct imeot
the Primipal. There will be three classes--Prundry,
.luni ir and Senior.
TERNISi—SUMNI Mit SESSION.
Foi' board, washing', fuel and light, per session
of 1 mmiths, $4O 00
Vnition In Senior class per session, 8 00
Joolor 6 00
Primary " 4 00
()reek, Latin or French, it 00
\ asia on Piano and use of Instrument, 115 69
.8! painting and drawing, -5 00
For further iuformat ion rudirgss
KENNMUY, Principal,
January 17,1655.-2 in Fayettville, Franklin Co. ht.'
vrit,N t r u r
.L.Y ( k i D ( C ) 1 6 ) Al', ( 1 - lunt i l ) ti l : 4 :l lN o l u ir C:iunty, Penn.
VW: next session of this well itn >ern Institution NV in
,pen the first 'Wednesday in May. It is located at Shade
flap, eighteen miles front tip Mount UniOn station cm
the Pennsylvania Railroad, from which place there I, a
daily line of stages. Deingaltnated In the country it Is
rowoved [null all the Viekti Mid I.olllo.3arhs of too
'l'h
: buildings are large, airy And commodbins, rape b le of
ac.Amtmodating some Gn boarders. Those who catinit
be accemodated in the institution run obtain good
innrding Itt the neighborhood at $1 to per week.
Taamd,—sso per mission of fiva noaitrils pay aide gear•
Iv in advaute ; NV:tithing :10 ets per dos; and furl
extra. For furthrr particulars address.
W. 11. WOODS; Priticirtil.
The Principals address will be Easton Pa. until the
lid of April after wlilcla—Alpuu Shade lisp. Huntingdon
Co. Pa. Blnrrh 14t11.
\ iv HITE HALL ACADEMY', three
miles west of Harrisburg. The ninth Session
~r this popular and nourishing Institution will com
mence on Monday, the4th of May nextoander the
in ,st favorable auspices. During the present year sudi
improvements and additions have been nuolo - as its in
creasing patronage demanded. The Principal will be:in
sisted by a full corps of competent and experi•mred
teachers t and special attention will be paid to the health
and comfort of the Students.
Boarding, Was Mug and Tuition in the linglith Branch
ca, and Vocal Music, nor Sossion, months) $60,00
Instruction in Latin and ficook, oath, - to 00
Francll and Gorman - - 5.00
The attention of parents and guardians Is earnestly
Invited to this Institution. Circulars will be furnished
and any Information will be given, on app:leation, either
personal or by letter to
D. DEN Ll 1 , 3 ft, Prim:lnel.
Harrisburg, l'a.
Mar..ll, 1955
DLAINFIELD CLASSICAL ACAD
EMY; near Ca.rlislo, Pa. The lSth Sessien will corn
once art TUE• 4 DIV. :Stay lst. 1555. Number of Stu
tents Ihnlted.e ad constant elt , rts used for their moral
,nel intellectual improvement. Terms, $ll5 per session.
Circulars with roforenees and full Information furnish
by It. K. ISIJItN 1,
Principal and Proprietor,
Cuntherland en. Pa
April IR-1855
f
CIOMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
No, 127 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, Md.
This Institution , presents superior fiwilitles to young
mon desirous of obtaining a practical business eddea
tion.
The murse of study embraces Double Entry Book-
Keeping., as practically applied to the management of
Mercantile, Batik, Alanufacturing aini:Stemulx.)at Books
—Business Penmanship mol Mercantile Computations
—familiar Lectures on Commercial haw—upon the sub
ject of Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, contracts,
Partnerships, &e.,
The exercises aro strictly Practical, being deducted
from actual business transactions, and so rompletely
eornbine practice with theory that students, on comple
tibn of the course. are in every respect competent to
conduct, on scientific principles, any set of Double Entry
IMoks. Thu students Imre access to a t`nutmerrial Li
brary procured expressly for their aceomm, s inti om
17StIll length of time to 4..omplete the whole course,
from h to 10 vreokH.
For particulars write and recelre a circular by wall
aprl.l 11
ATTENTION,DYSPEPTICS—TII6Bo
of you who have been afflicted for years with this
%Mtrersoure disease, and who here been ring almost
.very Nostrum before the public without relief, we say
.0 you try " Kieffer's AutiDyspoptic" and you will soon
t)l , convinced of its great superiority over every other
reparation. We could giviryou many eertiflentes comb
rating our assertions. but a single trial I. worth more
:113111 all. This remedy is prepared and sold at the Drug
tore of B. J. KEIFFIIit, South Hanover street, a fow
!oors south of the Court louse, Carlisle.. .
•
I - HAVE received my Spring supply
IL or GARDEN -SEEDS from Mr. Landreth. AU seeds
:old by me are werreutod num Cod GENUTNR.
Carlbdo, April 4, 1855. , .8. ELLIOTT.
VFONEY WANTED,--Ale subscri-
LYI bar helm; in want of monoy to meet demands
upon Mut, desires all those indebted to him for Mer
tusndlso purchased lu 1,35 t and previous years, to settle
tp without delay.. (1110. W. 111TNER.
q.t . .rattnir.t o,.trisAv
Butaitic6 tat-bi.
uricE.--N °Lice is hereby gi v
hat 1 have, this day, assceint,d with me in the
practice of my profession. Win. M. Penmen and, h, a.
Ali business, in future will be attondod
tr.by the above under the firm of -Itiontx
Feb. Ilth 1855. W. Fl. 1111,14.1A1,- Atly at Law.
11 P. 111.1M1t1ell, Attorney at Law
• —or9cn.ip llootom'n i: , 111V. All busioess outrun
otl him, will Will ix , promptly att.oncled to.
\V,ILLI.A.III U. R. 1.11001, A tt , orne3
IF t law. Uniao in &Min Street, Car
(intrusted to him will be pristiptly ut
tended to. Lab, i. 65.
N. (3.IthIEN, Attorney at law, has
• mettled to Merlianiesburg, for the practice of hie
pron,:slott. All kinds of Legal Writing, rolleetionF,
Court buslneas, &e., promptly attended to. 01lire oppo
site Dr. Long's residonro. tiIIRVEYINo In all Its dtiM
rent branehea promptly attended to.
(1 B. COLE Attorney at Law, - will at
kir towl promptly - . to oll.business entrusted to him.
(Mice in the room f ,rmerly ”ceopied by William Irvine
Elsq., North littnover street, Carlisle. '
April 20, -11i52
DR. C. E. BLUMENTWAL, 1.10-
wElpiallie PHYSICIAN. Office and residence
on I,llthCr street, one door east of the Oerman
Prmed Church. , Dr. Blumenthal respectfully oilers his
ofessional services to the citizens of Carlisle and 'Vi
cinity,
.6,1) - •Persons from a distance laboring under chronic
diseases may consult by' letter. Office hours, from 7 to
9 A. M., and 2 to 4 P. M. septtVs4 t
FIR. S. B. KIEFFER Office in North
Hanover street two doors from Weise CampLell's
store. Office hours, more particularly from 7 to t
A. M.,,and from 5 to 7 o'clock, P. M.
TAR. GE O. w. N Ell)ICI
• DENTIST carefully attends to n
"• operatitms upon thp teeth and ittljacen
parts that disease Mr Irregularity may require, Ile wi
also insert Artificial Teeth of every description, suit a
Pivot, Single anti BMA teeth, and teeth with
tutus CI ants," nod will construct Artificial Palates DI
I ttrators, Ilelulating Pieces, and every appliance usetli
the Dental Art. --literatlittr room ta resitlekw,
Dr. 531111.101 EinUtt, West II WI street, (at lisle.
1 ii.:01113 F., Z. 13.1.1.ETZ, I).
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kJ P. ~ DENTlsT.:l: ,, ,]„•,.tf,i6
i -i. tenders 116 pratINNI , JIIOI urn il 1, it, thi•
- t-I-- public. Arillicial teeth inserted, fr,an
a singlo tooth. to an entire set, cm tho latest and most
0 - pruned plilli . lioil`S: Suet, as Bugle. Block. and '•11 . . II
1i11.11,11S Ch n Teeth." Iliseasos of the Nl, l th e i..l Ir
re.;lll:trities carefully treated. OFFICE et the lesi , lence
.4 his brother, on North Pitt Street, Carlisle. l jai, 10
WO
- -- -1111iT.00 , I 7 MIS alll perfurni
all operations upon the
Teeth that are required fur their preservation, Hindi as
Sealing, Filing, Plugging, Ac.. or o ill restore the horn of
them by inserting Artificial Teeth. from a single tooth
to ft full sett. Ofili , on Pitt street, ti few idoci ,
south of the Railroad Itotel. 'Dr. 1.. is aLsmit from Var
Ilalu the last ton days of every mouth.
1,1 N. R( )S STl , ',l , ', IJ, 11 ons e, Sign,
Fancy and Ornamental Palo ter, Obrtherly
I larper's) flow, near Ilitner's Dry Goods Stare. Ile w ill
attend promptly to all thn 36.1 e doserlpt lons of paint
ing., at reabonableinices. The r:u•1 :us hinds of ijaluing
attended ta, FU, h a.. mahogany. oat, walnut, A.e., iu liar
Improved std les.
1 N. 131tAN1)1', 'Manufacturer of
l_fi • Mineral Water., Freneli
Itidtled Ale, Mater and rider,
North Ensf Street, hear the Hail It‘ad Bridge, Carlisle
""tot.: iEin-tuarc.
QTOVES'! . ST( /YES !I ST( )V ES
JoIIN U, t;oiti; %$,u1,1 the that
he ims rm.. on ham! nt 104 e,tahllshtlient, 'Nluin
next door to Nl.‘rh , ll Ilnll, lth. nil
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ssl bolt S'Eslt KS to he Mund In this county,
at.
4 ' - whir) will he s, d'l at the Ism est 'wires for
b , I cash or approved credit. ills stock consists of
• •• x large assortment of new and Iliv !sly ,ap
pr„yed pATENT 04 NIK I NO : , TISV ES. finished
In the most complete manner, end ralcubstod flsr either
world or coal, or both. All the old stanslard patterns
which have stood the test of is a perienee. may Le is
at his establishment. Also, a great variety of the most
approved and beautiful l'Alilbolt olslict: ST ICES, t i ,
eluding a itunther of new styli's. possessing very stye
ri,r advantages over those heretofore in use: Families
and housekeepers are respectfully ins lied tearire him a
call before purchasing elsewhere. Stoves delivered to
I
any part of the country and inn up at the shortest no
tice. lie continues to de all kinds of TIN AND SIIEET
IRON NVAltill, snit Copper Work. and has oonstantly on
hand or will make to order every article • required by
housekeepers or others in this line. His stork of Tin
and Copper Ware embraces every kind of household and
kitchen utensil. warranted equal to the best manufac
tured. Persona In scant of ankles In his line may al
ways he sure of being aecommedatedto their satisfaction
by giving him a call, (nevi-ii :A
I)REPARE FOR WINTER!
PA It LO It AND COOKING STOVES.
The subscriber nt Ids old stand on North Ilanoyer
Cnrllsle, the sign of the "Mammoth hell Coffee Pot," de
sires to tall the attention of the public to his large as
sortment of STOVES, of the newest and most fa.shlonn
hie styles, from the hest manufactories in the
IFS country, and at all priceS from $t to $l5.
Among his PARLOR & CHAMBER STOVES
Citt k g„ are the Mirror Stove, the Arctic. Revere, Star,
Persian, Union and :Etna Air Tight, together
with other patterns which he has of all - sizes
for parlors or chambers, and calculated for burning either
wood or coal, Also, the /Etna, (Nolan, Astor, Albany,
Flat-top and Bandbox or Poor Man's, with other COOK
-INO STOVES, comprising the latest improvements In
kitchen stoves, and Intended fir either Wtvoil or real.—
Also, the Dining Room cooking taro—a new and ele
gant article, to which he invites, the particular often-
Una of families. Ills woking stoves range in price from
$lO to 25, with the fixtures complete. Also, Mne Plato
Stoves of various patterns and 'different prices.
Also. ENAMELLED AND TINNED 1% ARE for Cook
ing Stoves, Brass Kettles, &c. Also, every article in the
line of Tin and Copper Ware. 'The puhlte 'aro respect
fully invited to call as he Is — centident - Wlth his largo
stock, variety and •cheapneSs, of being able to giro en
tire satisfaction to every purchaser. Call and tee.
Oct. 'Z., 1554, M. MORRIS.
FAT ENT . SELP-rIfirAIIPENING
VAN/MI FEED cuTtlints, manunk : te'7 , 4 for
ItIOIT a SAIitiENT, No. 411) Marisa Ntma , Philada
-
This cutter Is superior to any now Inmso, for strength
durability, and slmplialty of construction; It cuts fast
er, and is-the only selltsharponing tiny. Straw and Corn
Stalk putter ever made. It hits hut' ONE: STitAitiliT,
KNIFI which any person can grind and set with cane,
hut In ordinary case, is grountl'in the machine. Thou
sands have already been, sold, and the demand in daily
Increasing. In most ratios an examination Is sufficient
to convince ono of its superiority. No one after a short
trial would part with it Mr any other. All sires of the
abort) constantly on hand and fur sale by
..1: P. IXNE,
lioetil Sole Agent for Cumberland county.
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of„ ..' - • - I,„i'l' EA 111 ; 4 A NV, .M 1 I t *Ti 1.•:, r
.?... iT; i 110"..... 1,, a awe town. t nieldniel d , t , „.—
~. s ',-,' """4, ...k el, 1.1,1.. t :AA' Nini I, eon Ino tosnje
Vly t I 1 ii ..•!!!!::, d ly Limit er el nil Linds, at the r Ina tt , L
L. j .
Is -,,, -. 4 .` a .ntioin and on Lerma I, %ter then ten 1 o
lIaLl 1.,411e, Lieu°. All onlnis dare, ted to 1.. IIAbRI U., I
peal/Wit, of Ve M. L. S,Azione,.lr.,l eriisle, It 111 It: pran. -
ly attended to.
Feb. 2'd-I y
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0 ..., :.., (fi - isa;_, 'I be enali,:n.,,eal n:. uld Inf. int the
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1111"..iN tilllt , I; :V, I , I'll lAI i 111.11 I 1.1;!‘1 i' 1 N.I; :.t slor I t id,-
than and on reamenal Ic tech,:s. 110 hits filvt4,l.ll Lila sor
t loos of a ty nt late Ints.:l non, Philadadi , Lia, 1t1.1.1 lila, bill.
phis) 111110,'11 it 101 lilt 1.• It 1.,i, it Ins. I (1.4,11 L 1.1 II X.l
Oil hS, a Idol, n ill onithle loin to fll all el drib prcoddly.c.
All Ivor], will 1 a %%lin :1.1,0,11. ills stilt I'l (,1,4 11)4111i I,
wall l'l. frond In tin rot ill exactly opp: hit„ 1, 1 ,, q ~, , ,,,,g
establishment on Pad Lii Ilanni Cl' hit stet, mho, c he too itet;
a call,
TI NNI Nil, SPOUTI NO, fir..--lie is hlso lirepared' to
furnish, or maid) to enter. et ery article of ', IN N 1 A Ish,
used by houseneepers stud others. lie etil aino :Mend
to sporrlNo, IlUldlit:-ROUN'l NG, 111.1,1, II ArGlis.u,
and I'l.llllllll Nil.
'lhttnhl'ul tor t.lle routign ith Avbilli he has alrendy
been 'inured, ho resiAletfully holitits a vt.t.tit.utitite.
the NOSIC:
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It 0 M CA LIFOIINIA.-C. VON
LEN respectfully ihfirtas the ettl/eus at ('ar
. IMk 11111 i 1 I, NIL) . that he has insl retwai
--
eil from California, and is prepared tot se
tile ail %hats el stmt, ted with his
line of liushiess. Ile has tan F. 011 hard
. VLY .1 larAe assurtment f ready-made hitt s,
HAW:: limits, Keys. Iltin a.e., nil 01
he a ill sell \1 114.11:N1:0 or retail. Ile also attemh
to repairing; I i,ui ,1I el s marls, r: iiinfral es en lirms,
ei pp. t . i arid 0011. lit' 1,01 (0 ;hat t . e strii•L attenti , n ti.
1•11 , 111eSS. Mill 11 desire L', pleaso, be MIIIIOOI4 and mctili,
tinlille p:11.1011.11_01.
4.1. • 11l 1,11 Is it I ire Arms made to order:'''
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41 hi 4 . 1.1 ri!. of I, ery (141t1 I ipli.•ll. r!tr and titt.:.er 11 , pit,
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I,..rtott t.tptt .1 f , (ht. I. I,.111:, S. V1r , ..1,4 til•` in :•p 1 , .
011 . . ha,i. ,II• lit% Itlai t, rail WA/ t X.alit , e tri . R.,...1t/V03.1
We lilt' itrt.ist Et d to It•il tit t.•l> II 1 , 11/ al.!(• Ir il, S. ,(Li:Lai..
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reati r , oill , ih 7iittri , Ai liiill. k 000 0 to- A..lt. Ttat•li's Col
lor,. desires to inform Ili, Lattioa mid th.iitietooti el Car
lisle that he is prepared to take ilk ein,f.es iti the must
superi r otNic of the .4t so 4 h a.... n ill fltill, t-tisthin t.ho
reputation et this ',ovular estalli,biori t Ills rootait
aro lar, , , 1.),,,,,t1) sit ~,, , ,l a n d enrhir.rtal ly f i r m{•),•
od. fir IN p. 4,111.1 ~ it li the roost pollerild Anil perfect
in - straw:rot 1 r tal.iar pi. t net ~' and trarratits stitisfar
tlim in all , a•es. A full su m o . , (, f east Ii ,-I every variety
of stt to :ynd 01/0. plaint and ornantehust. litipt etatiarintly
00 halal. Erivcalitirs, l'airitings, , 1 r., areitratelv copied
Anil a iipli.ates taken of original !Mimeses. Liter t.ses
taken (1 --irk or dI , 11,-1 perstaoi. PH; .., moth rule and
Nati,Sartion pi , rte in ail ~ :1!.1.5. Ti,, , publi , I% inVited to
rail at the Marion I Lill l'aguorreau litstutittptl examine
the nntilevais spirit..',, K.
4.1; • Dagnerreol..) p.'. iIIKOI ted in Ltietots, Breast Pins ;
Finger I:ings. l'en , li Heads, Sc..
Carlisle„l are 11, '5l.
(ZA1)1)1.1.,' A NI) 11A1INESS 3IAK
)., 7 INO. The sill s, HI or continues to curry on the
ttlaive business. in all its various branches. In .7 , ..,rt1i Han
over street. Cal 11,11 . . two it. I rs North i I Leibiiii lI ' S tinier
where lie intents keeping 1 , 11 Lund a cimeral asset titter t
in his line, consisting of all Isibils of fashion:ale SAlb
Id.F.S. ltridles. !%lattingales, Girths,
, , ___ .-..,..---- Ciisiingles and I laltins, sho TEI :..1,1 ,
\,;,,, ~...,%:.,w,V, traveling and saddle In,. --, i""T's,
• lt 1
i
i l
„,.,,..,,,,,,,\,t,, bags. Ile al,O Mall. ti,,, ...„., '
', . 4. 1 1P 0 ' ttfict tires the mnst . , *is. • ina I
'PAN'S It
same,.. a N Sl l l l l : i l ri : i‘ r . : . . tii rt S T S .ll l ll f l .B Se ev ‘ t ; r „l ' l l i S :g d a il i ' l: t „ ) . ' l l
lI Ii M
will tit, well ID call and see them. lie
; 1111 also mrinvifitetttres liarnes.. Bridles,
Collars and Whipso all their %arks
ties, and ronfdlently believes Imut this general split,' a•
tine of his customers, that he makes the neatest and
test gears, in all their variety of bred t h. that is made in
the country. lie also mates all kinds of itlntrasse. to
order, vie: Straw, Husk. furled !lair um! Spring Mat.
rasses. All the above articles will Ise made 02 the best
material and workutuuship o and .a illt. the utmost des
patch. SVM. OSBORN.
(LOTIIING AT COST—The subscrib
er has an assortment of fashionable and well made
whi c h will be sold otT at cost for rash.
The htoel; consists of Cluth and Caslornaratt Cent N. Lin
en and Gingham Coats, Tweed and JonnCoats;
Silk and Sid in Vesting; Cassimers,Jean's and Cord pan
taloons Linen and Cottoned() pantaloons with all kii.ds
of Clothing usuallyfoundd in eluthiug stoic.
Intending to relinquish thiehratteh of my business,
great bargains ran be bad by smiling teen at the cheap
store of C11A111414
CiItPETINII.—A few pieces just recelied froninuetiou
nutl selling very luvr.
-.lune '2l, 'rel.
3nsurante.
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FIltE INSURANCE.- TILE ALLEN
AND EAST PENNSIIOIIO 11l:TU.1th FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY of quuderland county, Inempo
rate.l l.y an net of Assembly, is now fully orgn»ized, and
In operation under the management of the following
commissionera,
Daniel Bailey, William R. Gorges, Michael Cc.cklin,
Melcboir lirennemou. Christian litayman, John C. Don
lan, Jacob 11. Cooler, howls Ilyer, Ilenry Logan, Itenlja
mln 11. Musser, Jacob Mumma, Joseph Wickersham,
Mexandor Cathcart.
The rates of Ml:mance are as low and fatorablo as an.
Company of the kind In the State. Persons wishing to
becomomembem are invited to nudze application to the
agents of tho company, who two willing to wait upon
them at any time.
• UENJ. U. MOSSEH, President.
•
ItENItY lAWIAN, \•Iro Premidelit.
LEWIS WirF.R, Secretary
MICHAEL COCKLIN, Trvnsurer.
ADENTS.
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CVMlIllit LAND COUNTY.—Rudolph Din4ln. N. Cum
berland; 0. U. Herman, Kingstown; henry 7varing.,
Shiremanstown ; Charles 8011, Carlisle • Pr. .1.
Churrittown ; Samuel graham West Pennsboneugh ;
JMt
.lames Dowel. Frunkfml; Mu 10 Griffith. youth Mid
dlolvn: Samuel Ooover, Iterkkunin Ilavemtlek, Mechan
icsburg; John tiltorriek, Lisburn; David Ooovor, Shop
herdstown.
YORK COUNTY.—Jobn 'Bowman, Dlllaburg; Peter
WoMr& Franklin; John Elmith, Esq., Washington; W.
'. Pickh g, Rover; J. W. Craft, Peundlse.
ItAltiti*lllllo.l.—Mouser t Loelunau.
3/01111,Arei of tho company having 1.41c1C21 about to ex
pire can have them renowod by making application to
atty of tho agents.
QPAIN'S ATMOSPHERIC CHURNS
Ly—A full supply of tho above celebrated Churn, now
en hand of all the different elves, from 4 gallona to ISO.
It received the first premium at the late Pennsylvania
State Fair, the first premium at the Franklin Institut*
and Delaware and Maryland Slate Fairs, and varhani
others at differeht places. It willinake more anti better
butter from a given amount of cream, and In less time
than any dim', In the market. For sale wholesale mid
rotaIIPASCALL itIOHIUS I: CO.,
Agricul H
tural Warehougo and Seed Store, corner of 7th
KOS Market, Phllattelplata.. . Doe. 0, 1854-1(
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altnt stn I(4 - 4 tr.c(krato er st. are uoe loviaretl to
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A his :\ •• 7 is the largest and in( st erful Furea,
wade ill this sum•tr3 aid is actual - o.ly adapted for
( hurt+, and other large class 1 uildll gs.
11 v i ntit ue to sell the apt aria us ut the Same price
ns a 1:(1, h.ten,cluu•d, hie yews ago. Allis ugh the
present hi.la pi ire td iron lira ir. stenfld their is at
sent Oa to their gnat aright, still as are (Addled hp
the gr, t 11:eicaSe (4 stil,a to lure ish the article at the
It•west p, tsil•le price. Ore Tourdry above, etsrs. Mar(
risk 41 si fru] dt, hat e tentnu ted to furnish us a ith LCU
1,:1.5 of t urea, ea this so that ire are now pupat
ed to fort 1 , 11 them a hflesa le and retail. We :4114:linter d
the eiesti.o, of all t (true( en, 'Simi requil ed, tu.d NtSr
raTit ti, la ha nil toys.
'Mil 1. , 11 I.VIAN nte)KINO ANCE.— We Nat! also
the lot ttt I t llltlete CouLing I,lhge that tus )et I
I in
tr. dui hich W e tun the idtes tit n td all W be trey
Lsh h , taro the 'List t uLd drsirtible cislingnp
rat:ails eirr m h irt di.
1.11. h r, I'A'l L.NT ENI'II.ATCII.—AVe hie tie
1.1113 Asent , in rent s)lvnitia fsr the n ufueluit• unit
dote tt t i ehtilats r, Writ is at 11l IA ledp,l to to the
only pette,t entuint, r vier utide i.r ll , tlst.,tir,g the
dm tight in situ ky chininies, and for t ettlit ting Lund
lags t all kinds. As thete an; it great litany heittilisne
th this girth 11. its' slier, d h r pale. Flu ties M ill
careful to nxittnine that it hits the I.llll,llrun Judge at
tached.
PATENT EGISTEES AM) VEN T 1 LATCIIS.-0e
ha, n the largest ail , most milete io,,,itmeht srllt t
Ai: Registers and \ eutlkrtots 10 be ti ut:d ju tt.e tl.itt
r , lutes. AN lu. n jell to put, hither prieete
use 'or n hefts - ale. "ill flrd it greatl) tr , their editirtni,u
to esnminc their %t4,ek.
SLATE AND IRON NIANTLES.-11 e haVo always co
hand an exteLsi're ass< rtznent of these beautiful man
tles. ill exact huitatitn of Egy pliamt , panhh,thilway ai d
then rare marbles.
OI'EN cHATEs.—For Anthracite and llturnlncus
f'eal. Also, an entire new pattern of the lox do, a
brat.', made from the English Patterns, and entlitly
if elx in this country.
SOLE ACENTS for the English Encaustic VI( otirg
Garn kith Chimney rn ps and 'kalif:et taOrmments,
such as Garden VnscN , ,ke.
Pertu , lll , about 1 eliding would do well to examine < or
stork 1 efore purchasing ehewhere. isiters, whether
purchasing or net, are cordially a eletrucd to cur ex ten
sire Warerooms, and a here we should le hat py to tar
nish any information respecting any of our goods that
May be desired. A on Warming and Ventilating
ran be had gratuitously at cur store, either perseoelly
or by letter. S. A. IJAltltl ON,
Warming and Ventilating Warehouse.
146 Walnut at., 1 elow
PHIL/MO.IIW.
Alny 31-7m]
OLLAItI►,
Premium Artiste in link
Inventor of theCelebroted liesieimer Ventilating
Wig nod Elastic r,ind Toupees. lostructlers to emit le
Ladles and Gentlemen to measure their heads With ac•
curacy.
Pon \Vnu, Inches.—No. L The trend of (behead; No.
2. From forehead over the head to the neck; No.
Yrora ear to ear over the tvp; No. 4. Frcm ear to ear
round the forehead.
Toupees and scalps, inches.—No. I. From forehead to
hack as far no bald; No. 2. Oyer ftycliendas far as ovule.
cd; No. 3. Over the crown of the head.
R. DOLLARD has always ready for salo a Friel, (11,1
stock of Gents' Wigs, Toupees, Ladle? id igs. half Wigs,
Brizcts, Braids, urlii, leautifully manufattured aril
as cheap as any listabllohnient in the tnicn.
bollards Ileibanium Extorter Lustrous Hair Tetile,
prepared from South Atfierican Herbs and Roots, the
most successful artlele.eyer produced for preserving tbe
heir from falling out or changing color, restoring and
preserving it In a healthy and luxuriant state. Among
other reasons why Bollard's hair cutting seihson
n•air:-
talns Its immense popularity is the fact that his Tonic is
applied to every liend of hair cut at his establishment,
consequently it is kept In better preservation than un
der any known application. It being thus practically
tested by thousands, offers the greatest guarantee of its
efficacy.
Sold wholesale and retail at his Old Botabllshment
Chestnut street opposite the State House, I:hiladelphis.
R. Dollard has at least discovered the ne plus alien if
HAIR DYE, and announces It for sale with perfect con•
Ildeuco in Its surpassing every thing of the blvd bow In
use. It eolersObe.liair either black or 1 rswn, (as nay
1•o desired) and Is used without injury to the hair or
skin either by stain or otherwise, can lo washed off in
ton minutes after application. w ithout detracting fin ra
its efficacy. Persons visiting the city are invited to giro
him a call.
lA•ttera addressed to R. DOLLARD, U' Chestnut st.
Philadelphia, will receive attention. . Jan. Vb-Tlf
plT APES' lllETh S e U strbs E er l ibe tP rs are Agents in ATPEhllaOdelli
n for the above fertilizer, which has been fully tested
for the last three years. Early orders solicited as the
supply will be limited. Also, for sale teat ihruvun 0.-
•erninunt (luau° No. I.
PASCIIALL MORRIS a CO.,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, N. E. corner
Tth
sod Market streets, Philadelphia. Roet's4l
NINE. M'/.IS
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