r=a
El
3grituttutal.
- (From Lilo Illustrated.)
A New Plan of Cultivation
Since the necessarily of life have be
came so enormously high, :we should take
ho.d of any method that may be brought
to light by which the products of our
lands may bo increased; we therefore
give below, some important experiments
that are calculated to revolution the pres
ant system of farming.
At a public meeting •in London last
winter, Mr. Wilkins, patentee of a new
plan of cultivation, being called upon by
persons deeply interested in his experi
ments, and in agricultural progress gen ;
orally, made a detailed
,staLment of !iis
method and its results.
Ire hoped no one would take alarm at
the 11:11110 of patent, his disposition way
to license at a rate not worth the meanest
and mo. - -t contemptible infringinent. ,
oom nenced with the cottager—say rent
a cottage and garden, £5 ss. a year—one
penny per -annum ; and the. cottager's
wife would soon take things to market.—
His princip:eg was tivoConvey air nod li
quid manure to the roots of plants, etc.
One important part of the means was a
tray bottom, via., watertight bottom and
sides—say sides four inches high, and
other methods on the same principle.
He showed six roots which he sent to
Reading for—two mangel wu-zel, grown
on the patent principle, and two grown
on the old system; also beet-root grown
on the old and the new systenf, Those
on the patent principle, sown in• May,
weighed twelve and fourteen poundsoliele
on the old system about one third the
weight. The crop of mongle-tcurzetvvas
at the rate of sixty nine tons, two, guar
ters, and twenty-two pounds per acre.—
Of peas the produce was about eight fold
in comparison to that obtained from the
soil by ordinary cultivation. C'rrot s
were very large and straight; and of ex
cellent quality.
ITe also exhibited Italian rye grass,
fifth cut first year's sowing, and one cut
only first year's sowing, on the old system
which came to perfection on the old sys
tem. He had also tested 'various seeds
on his system, which came to perfection
on the old system, in dry weather, they
never vegetated, and did not come up. •
Indian. corn was grown to considerable
perfection; while the common mode of
cultivation no ears wore produced. A
geranium grown in a box, flowered con
tinuously ; aad the beauty and perfume
of flowers in general were greatly irnprov- .
ed. These astonishing results were ob
tained in many eases from soil from which
no produce could be obtained by ordinary
cultivation. The-quantity of milk given
cow fed tin the roots grown by a new
process, was fourteen per, cent greattr
than when, under - similar conditions, the
animal was fed on roots of the same kind
iu the ordinary manner, and its buality
was considerable better. The celery was
exceedingly delicate as well as abundant.
Minter broccoli , put into the ground af
ter a very fine crop of potatoes, came . to
perfection ; in six weeks, and was succeed
ed by an excellent crop of Savoy cabbage
—the third oroP from the same soil since
last May. . .
He would shortly exhibit the new va
ses in which flowers. would come to per
faction anywhere; also a portable garden
'moved to the sun from east to west. He
had grown potatoes on the top' of his win
dow (in a flower box) on a slate, the earth
from Workingham o...nution—two sets
produced 108 potatoes; one ash lealkid
ney, in sand from a sand rock, produced
84 potatoes, all free from disease, , spot,
oedefect. He (Mr. W.) would shortly .
give a-lecture, and produce- indisputable
proof with the hemp and flax, potatoes,
roots, etc., at the city .f London Tavern,
he hoped next week, of which ho would
send . , notice •to the Times, Gardner's
;,•Qhrenicle, and some other . papers. His
motto was, "I)4i* . goed and communicate!
In a communication to the Gardner's
Chronicle, Mr. Mechi; of Triptreo
states that in the beds which he inspect
ed at Reading, which had been cultiva
ted on the new method, the excess of
quantity produced over that which wa s
obtained from similar beds sown with
seed from the same parcels, and cultiva
ted in the ordinary manner, was from 400
.600 per cent. Mr. Wilkins' Patent ex
-tends to the United Kingdoms, also to
France and Belgium. . His systeni.as be
fore stated, is to coney_reir and liquid"
manure to the roots ; liquid of the filthi
est description was thus entirely deodo
rized by the unerring lulus of nature.
,Thu apparatus for applying the liquid
manure is simple. A flat water.tight
surface is laid from sixteen to twenty
inches below- the top of the soil. it is
laid in widths of five feet, with perpen
dicular edges four inches high, and may
be of any desired length. There should
be a gentle inclination from end to end,
„tnd from side tq side this tray bottom
.1,- - should be level. Along this are laid two
drains at equal distances from the centre
and from the sides, formed by half drain
pipes of burned clay, placed end to end,
the open side downward. The rows of
vegetables, etc. are placed over these
drains. The liquid manure is introduced
in these drains by means of a perpendic
ular tube at One end, and escapes under
the open edges and between the junctions
of the Pipes, until the soil is moistened to
a sufficient height ; and this is ascertain
ed by looking into another tube open be
' low, in which the fluid rises to the height
to which it has risen in the earth. An
other perpendicular tube with a plug be
low passes through • the
.water-tight sur
face, by means of which, by raising the
plug, any excess of moisture may be let
.dr when requisite. ft is found that the
penetration of air under . the roots of
the plants by means of the drains, when
the liquid has passed out of them, is ex
tremely beneficial to the growth of the
plants. Mr. Wilkitis calculated that by.
this alone their growth was accelerated
two days in sevan. The same principle
is applied to flower-box - es and flower-puts,
.ind he oxhibitcd represen'atione of sever
d which were exceedingly Ornamental.—
ft is found that the crops groWn by this
Method are free from the "grub worn],"
tften so extensively destructive,and which
is introduced into the soil with the solid
manure. ~-,'
(Eburation.
-v., r 1: ILL PI FE AI ALE S E
NARV.—this Institution will open on the first
Ilonday or marmi, in a no,v and commodious building
trected fir that purpose, under the direction and sure: -
i ntendenee of riev..J. Kennedy and Samuel 'rhottison.—
rite locution of the Seminary is healthy and retired.—
It Is the desiAn of the Principal that the . course of in
ritetion be thorough, and the a:ilium:es moderato.
'rho boo &male teachers tel be employed.
will be ar tinged in classes ace,rilitut Li the di -'-ti -II Of
the 1 .clpal. There will be three elassei— Priinary,
nu And Soulor.
• ...741(.31$:—SUM11K1i SESSION
For boiiia r tritehing, fuel nud IL ht , per session
of ..Months,
ruttier' in Senior chss
r session,
" I
• • Primary
Latin or French,
tfttsia On Piano and use of Instrument,
.iii painting and drawing,
For further information address
K ENNIIDT, Prin p3l.
January 17, 1635.-2ni Fayettirillo, Franklin t'o. Pa.
3A,ILNWO , AbADE
Ml' ;
5114611 HAP, Huntingdon Couuty, Penn.
Eno : nest session pf this well known: Institution will
:pan tho first Wednesday in May. It Is located at Shade
ghtpotighteenrulles from the Mount Union stati o n on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, -from which place there is gt
'alit/Inc , of stares. Delngsltuated in the country it is
gummed front oh tho vices and temptations of town.—
file:build logs aro large, alryand commodious, capable of
woottunedating some 50 boarders. Those who cannot
bu - accomodated In the institution can eldnltt good
lo:tiding in the nolg,hborhond at 31 10 per week.
TliliMs.—.oo per session of five months payable gnar
ly inAdvancn ; Washing 30 do per dos ; light and fuel
oxtnat'r,•kor further particulars address.
W. H. WooDS. Principal.
ViaiTrincipals -address will Igo Eastggn Ps. until the
Ist of April after-which time Shade Gap, Huntingdon
March 11th.
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Uri/ELITE HALL. AC ADEM Y, three
T; ;males west of Harrisburg. The ninth Session
thifiliopuifir and flourishing Institution will coin.
ineneecon Monday, the ith 01' May next, under the
moStilhimrable Ittipitl . o/1. During the present year sStrh
impreretnents out additions have boon made as its in
;-!retiaing patron:iv demanded. The Principal will boas.
'doted by a full corps of competont and experienced
teachers, and special attention will be paid to the health
nd comfort of the Students.
Boarding, Washing null Tuition in the English Branrh
•s, and Vocal 31usic, par Session, (5 months) srptoo
instruction in Latin nud Brook, each, - 10 00
French and German - - 6.00
The. attention of parents and guardians is earnestly
nvited to this Institution. Circulars will be furnished
mi any informati m will be given, onappdcation, either
ersartal pr by letter to
11-DENLING NIL, Principal,
Harrisburg, Pa
Mar. 11, 1865
DLAINFIELD CLASSICAL ACAD
L EMV, near Carlisle, Pa. The 18th Session %silicon)
nonce. on TUESDAY, May let, - 1.8.55. Number of Stu
lents limited,and constant efforts usod for their mem
tut intellectual improvement, Terms, $65 per session,
Circulars with references and full information furnish
'd, by It. H. BURNS,
Principal and Proprietor,
April 18-1855. Plainfield. Onxnbarland en. Pa
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•
~OMMERCIA.L COL T.
No. 127 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, MU.
Chit; Institution presents superior facilities to youn.:
non desirous of obtaining a practisat buisinosi educe•
ion.
The course of study embraces Double Entry Donk
(coping, as practicall) , applied to the management of
dercautile, Bank, Manufacturing bud fite:unboat Books
—Business Penmanship r and Mercantile Con
—familiar Lectures on Commerclal Law—upen tho tub.
ect of Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes; Contracts,
..artnerships. Lc., tic.
The exercises aro strictly practical, being deducted
'rolll actual lyuineee tretuttactions, and so completely
•ocabine practice with theory that students, on oomph,.
ion of the course. are In every respect competent to
uniduct, on scientific principles,any set of Double Entry
ioolts. The students have access to a Commercial Li
irary procured procured expressly for their accommodation.
Usual length of time to complete the whole course,
'min H to 10 weeks.
For particulars write Cod receive a circular by mall.
aprll,ll.
CARIIIAGE FO4 SALE.-
, nit-rate Family Carriage for ono m i two hisses. It is
strongly built of the boot materials, and will be sold !cur
or (401. Apply to
marrh7vlgt
$lO 041
b 04)
b 01.1
5 00
15U;)
5 00
I.f)lt STOVES to be found In this rouoty.
which will be sold at the lowest prloes for
ra,li I appno ed credit. Ills %lark tsmsists of
a large :t.“ortutent of new and highly up
_ pr..ved PATENT COOKING STOVES. finiclied
In The most complete manner. and calculated fur either
wood or coal, or both. All the old standard patterns
which have stood the test of experience, nuty be found
at his estabh.shment. 'Also, a great variety of the most
approved and beautiful PARLOR OFFICE STOVES, in
cluding it number of now styles, possessing very FMK'
dor Adlviiiita4ll4 over those heretofore in use. Families
and housekeepers are respectfully ins I ted to give him
call beforeikurchasin.• ' elsewhere. Stoves delivered to
any part of the country and put up at the !Shortest. no
tice. He continues to do all kinds of TIN AND Sillier
IRON WARE, and Copper Work. and has constantly on
lisin3 or will intake to order every article required by
housekeepers or others lu this' lino. Ills stock of Tin
and Copper. Ware embraces every kind of household and
kitchen utensil, warranted equal to the best manitfac
tared: Persons in want of articles in his line may al
ways be sure of being accommodated to their satbactiqn
by giving him a call. inovl-1 RD 4
.pREPARE FOR WINTER !
pARLOR AND COOKING STOVES.
subscriber at his old stand on North Hanover st.,
tho sign of thu "Mammoth Rod Colic° Pot," de
sires to call the attention of the public to his largo as
sortment of STOVES, of the newest and most fa.shlona.
Liu styles, from tho best manuthetorlesln the
country, and at all prices frum $3 , to $l5.
Among his PADLOR & CHAMBER STOVES
• are the Mirror Stove. the Arctic, Raven), Star,
, t g.- Pendan, Union and ,Etna Air Tight, together
-4,Nis with other patterns which ho has of all sizes
for par ors or clunbers,and calculated flw burning either
wood or coal. Alsoilhe .Etna, Globe, Astor, Albany,
Flat-top and Bandbox or Poor Man's, with other COOK
ING STOVES, comprising the latest improvements In
kitchen stoves, anti intended fur either wood or coal.—
Also, the Dining Boom Cooking Stove—a new and ele
gant article, to which ho invites the particular atten-
Hon of families. Ills cooking stoveS range in price from
$lO to IS, with the fixtures complete. Also, Nine Plato
Stoves of various patterns and different. prices.
Also, JINAMELLED AND TINNED' WARE for Cook
ing Stoves, Brass Kettles, &c. Also, every article In the
line of Tin and Copper Were. The public are respect
fully invltinlto call as he is confident with his large
stock, varietf and cheapness, of being able to give en
tire satisfaction to every purchaser. - Call and see.
Oct. 23,1654., Br. MORRIS.
pI STEN T' S.gLF-HARPENING
YANKEE. FEED CUTTERS, manunta: wed for
ALDRICH & SARGENT, No.' no Market street, Philada
This cutter Is superior to any now lu use, for strength
iturabilllty, and situp:ay of construction ; It cuts nod
nr, and is-the only selfsharpening liny,, Straw and Corn
Stall: Cutter over made. It has but ONE STRAIGHT
KNIFE, which any person can grind and set with ease,
but In ordinary ease, Is ground in the machine, Then
mts have already been sold. And the demand is daily
increasing. In most cases an examination bi
to cdunrinco one or its superiority. No ono attar a short
trial would part with it for any other. All sizes of tho
Mane constantly on hand and for sale by
J. I'. LYNE,
Sole Agent for Cutuborlaud county
•
W3I. D. SEYMOUR
.40.Talothi: ~ .4f,..(4,113z-9„
Bit9ines9 tars.
TOTICE..7--Notice is hereby given
that 1 have, this day, associated mini me in the
pi - active of my 1,1.01w-slot'. Win. M. Penrose and 'lllus.
Fsqrs, ~111 hasinos , ht rtlll/I'o tvIII he attended
tol ahoeo under the line r.f ••1111WLE & re,nnoste."
Fob. 1 Rh 1 '(if,. %V. !ki. lit 1)1/1,1i, At'ty at Law.
1 P. HUAI RICH, Attorney at Law.
w.-01111, in Ildetiqu's How. All business entrust
ed to Idin will lie priimptly attended to.
.1 t 1. 1, 1 , A . A 1
Ilt)irn fn , t i c A r t t l y
a-a him promptly at
tended to. Fvl‘, 7. '56.
/i.N. U H 1... EN, Attorney at law, has
. s,•Ltioa i. M , •.-loolisborg, for the proctire of bis
proles...on. All kimis ~f 1,e,m1 Wilting, Collections,
Court loisho,s, Am_ promid Ir attended to. (Mice opPli
slto Dr. Long's toside ore. iill la EY li\U In all its diffe
rent bra ounce promptly ottemied to.
- 1 B. COLE Attorney at, Ltiw, will at
(
ir tool promptly to nil bushmssontrostml to him.—
I,lthco In thy romp fl,roterly ottmopiod by 11111 Min Irvine,
Esq., N..ith If:mover street, Carlini C.
April 211, ISftt2.
1111. .E. 131,1JMENTIIAL, HO-
M(F: , )PATII IC PHYSICIAN. 011 lee and residence
on Loather street, one door east of the' Hectnan Re
formed Church. 1)r. Blumenthal respectfully offers his
professi..nal services to the citizens et — Carlisle and vi
cinity.
*ii' - .l'ers.ots from a dlqtance laboring under chronic
dlsofts”s mar consult by letter. °thee bourn, from 7 to
9A. M., and 2 to 4 I'. M. erptirs4tt
DR. S. B. KIEFFER Office in North
ilanovCr stroot two (Mors from Weise S: Campbo
store. 011 ire hour:, In;;re particularly from 7to o'clock,
A. M., and from 5 to 7 o'clock, P. 31.
It. (;14_10-11'. - NEIDICH
etere.
NB DENTIST carefully nttonds to all
••• operations upon the teeth and adjacent
parts that disease or irregularity may require. Ile o 111
Mg. insert A rtitirial Troth of el cry Jescription, siii 4 ll as
:.inr.rle and illovis teeth, 100 l teeth with -Contin
uous finals. - qz.,l v. ill t titirial OF
tUrntows I e iliality; Pieces, and nvilly appliarce used in
the !amt..] 1 rt. Ter. t 1114 room at Um I , Sidelire of
Dr. Banlit..l Mail tt, West High ,trent, Carlisle.
i t I ) RC; EZ. 131 i El'74, I).
D. S.. I..)i'lST.tepectfull)
Moders fa-of,:si,nal services to the
.11 Artificial teeth inserted, from
t r th, t i ,L7l o,th, on the latest and talent
h asds. and - Cele
tinimus 1010 Teeth." I llseases the Mouth and ly
ro4Ulariti,, tr,'',Pd. OFFICE :it the susideme
of his it tie r , lm North Vitt Street, f arlisle. jai) 10 .
: 13 Qi *. Vtitk‘ l _ D mla Will porfi.rm
a l , perall , ,llS upon the
Teeth that :Ire required for their preservation. such as
Scaling, & - c.• or will restore the Mss 1.1
alum by inserting Artilivial Teeth, frun a single '1. , r , 411
ton full sett_ ti„, • tim., on Pitt street, a few doors
south of the itallr,el II .tel. Dr. 1, is absent f r om Car.
lisle the I..st ten s of every month.
N P-; sT EL, I I °wit t, Sig!
Fa ley on I th - nainentol Painter, Irvinlx (fornietl3
Ilarper's, Roar, !war I 111 nor's Dry t : 4 t41r0. Ile n 11l
nttetel ;11..etkptly 1.% , all the al”a e , I , ,riptiono of paint-
Inj, at re, ,orttle prie... The al ion,. kinds of graining
attenek.l ta, 411,11 n , mahogany, oak, walnut, 0., in tho
Improv ,tyles.
Iv. I G M N' I/I', Manuf a cturer 0
• 'Alim , ral %%:Att•-:. Froncli
t Ova Purtor and cider,
Noah iia,lSt:oct. no r the Rail R, ad Badge, Carlisle
Eihm:
STOVE'S; STO V.ES ! ! STOV ES !!!
JOHN 1). (10101 would inftirtit thu
he ha 11 , ,w on ha !id at Ins establiAlinent, on 31ain Nt
tioXt door to Marion I the largest and most (5,01
plate as,ortment )li. (*TICK .4 PAR
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-;i7A
,filisEctlancou9,
• • - QTEAIII SAW A/ILL, near
. tint 4 4,6 Papertown, county.—
I ASK ELL SEN: MA )1; 11 root I nue to 11)-
ariIIIVARIUIg ply Lumber of, all I.lntlm, at the sbertet.l
!-notlee. and on terms lower than can le
Lad elsewhere. All orclera directed to l'. lIASIq ra
portowli, or W:a.l.). SEYMOUR, Jr., Carlible, will I.e, prompt
ly attended to.
Fell. 2.2 ly
fl AS FITTIMI AND PLUMB
IN.- The ndere', lied would lot. ru t th e
11,1 “- vit “'I
t/nub id Cal lisle that he bus made arrange
men ts (1..1; Al 4 I' 'l - 1 . INil add I'I.CMItIKG et short la -
tire, and on cons mall,. terno,. 'e bat. euvaged the sul
,li, o f a fir,L rate lioD , l frem aid has
plied hiniiielf with e•tei assortment of FIXT
URES. h W ill enable him tai 101 all °ram; promptly.
All work will 1,0 wan anted. 1/li , etoek of Gas Fixtutes
will I e found in the r, m eta. it) appr.sito his g
estahlishinent on Xtudil Mum er street, Where ho Inviter,
a call.
TINNING, SP(II - TINII. ,te.-lle is alto prepared to
furnish. or make to order. every article of TIN WALE
used by howsekeepers allei ono.' t. Ile will alto attend
to SlNiurn 11./I'SE-ROONINti, BELL
and PIXNIIsINII.
Thankful f,rr th.. Tri 11 - 011,11,m t. ith WlliCh ho liasalready
been th nreg,lo rnr:pr•r•l fully will Its a continpauce of
the snow. /
Carlisle. June 14, ^.d
Fjlt ',NI CALIFORNIA.-C. VON
II El LEN respectfully informs the citizens of nu
ll:do and vicinity, that he has just return
,
ern from Cal IfOrnla, and is prepared toextr
cute all orts connected with his
^ 4 l
line of lt:dimes. Ile has always on hard
N a large assortment of ready-made Jiffies,
(Inns. Pistols, Locks, Kos a. (Inn Trimmings. &c.. all of
which ho s ill soli Is holcsale or retail. Ile also attends
to repairing I) tins, elo - el.s 106,5, ,ve: onyravcs en brass,
copper told iron. Ile 1101.4'S That by strict attention t o
business. and a desire 4. plms , he will merit and receis t.
public patronage.
All hinds of lire Anus made to order.
Carlish,,April sr, ItS l-ly
1' 1, N DI1) jli IN" -
Holiday Pres.
dr, , • 84%—T It U 31 A S eoz s .
.0 2 I.) N. %‘ Ist II .trriet. ti ft. S 1
--; •k I ; 9 - 3 do, s ist lit
• 4 11 , t el, carlisle. hail just
-- 7 S reive t 'the largest and no
eloriiiiitiolois•irtment of stir,
riar .1., ell} of or .tler oil in et - Up64lra! in pal t
U. Id and filst. l‘ at• hos. I, , 11) advt.}, and at all
tidily 1 1.. '( I [al 10 and ten spo, i-•.
sill cr f. rl.• and 1 iittei I 1 - .11 ,- S. sifter
apectiodr. s • g , 11.1 pen and per, il,
4,411 ti. an il.t t. It. car and finger
larrast 1 ii.s. le.. at all },ti iis. A 1... hrnndret s nod Mu
. 4. al it ci cat t all t f fancy
}yet t !Ida; n r,t,im desiring 15
pun hn.e at t. Inlited I call 31 d 1•N311111:0 thenssortlnant.
We are prep-trod I I II at uery rii..soral,lo. Prices. Qual-
ItY t• I ~ as I iir as sold ft r.
1 AS CON ',VS_
11'tibt High at.
I A 111(:)N Il A 1,1, 1)A( ;CI:RBI:AN
J_ tttht'l _ intrit•
lit on Ihe Dinner-
reap p.a., in 'ilat I knoll n A. P. 'NI hat
let,. .14 -Ire. to ill , rut tlu Lathe. and Beath WWII Of Car.
Hide tl..it 11.• Likem•sst S ill the 11H rt
r at: It • , t the at t II a • ill tnlly sustain the
rt.putatlLQl I. p , pulAr tal.ll..bwera. Pis roon.s
are noire. tit ilati..l at d ootufr.rtnlily hartii•lia
iid. Ile is prot id..l the lie •I psi erfttl :nn) perfect
for pt tutu's and :4:lli:fac
tion in tillfull supply 1 . 41,14, 14-every Val irty
or at. ) and tJI La mortal. kept constantly
on hand. l'aglai hip.. Paintings. ,{;.•., accurately ropit-ZI
ilopli.ates t .ken 'ri itvtl likenesoti. Likeneses
taki-ti 0 sick rir de. ea Qett p. r , 115. .. lbri.reViiirtite and
It 'slat i 4.11 gisini all rases'. pu die - nvited to
101 at t la. )lari..n 11:111 Da..luerronli ltniAns and oNaptiLo
the tllll , ll , llPhiOcilliell..
e • I):tanorit...t% Loekets, Breast
Pincer Ines. I'. T.. 11 Heads. Se.
('ar14.1... Jape 14. '5l.
, SADDI.F, 21N1) 11_11iNLS 111 A-
K.
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I N.:. The subs, r her is ni ii,iii, to tally nn tin:
ribs.% e business. 111 All its tarin,ti• I.raiiches,lii Nidth ulati
iiVer •I rect. Carlisle. ta ii doors Noitli id Lemiard ' s corner
wile,,' lie Intends keeping on hand a general assortment
hi Lis Hilo, cinsisting of all kinds of fashionable SAD
DLES, Bridles, Martingales, Girths,
Cireing les n1:4I Ilniteni, also TRUNKS,
‘,,,,, i, \\\ traveling and .sadille 7 .. l— sin
1
(
,i 'ti \ 111 Lags. Ile alsci num.
': :‘
. 1
. l i i i r l i: r ttl y r ,, . l l. , t i t , l•
, li i i. s ..t l
: i ' il ' S TiP IN II StI.I.I.LS over Utred. hi this
I , colill try , and t hum, abating a hand-
S,lllO. durable and idensatit saddle
w ill it well to call and see theta. Ile
4 abio limilufact tires flag - floss, Bridles,
Collars and Whips In all their vntio•
ties, and rlllindelitlt L. 1 .114.% es fr, in tlio goner/11 approl.a
tion or hi., runt , flier!, that he makes the Vt.:At:At and
best gears, In aI their Inriety id' bredtla, that Is nuide ill
the suit try. Ile al.‘ , makes nil It Inds of 3lnt mace: , to
order. vit: Straw, Husk, l ' imled llair and Spring Nat
ronset,. All the ado. 0 articles a ill I e Mad° of thu list
Material and wGrlonntishlii, and a Ith the intim st des.
pat, h. 111'4.0,9'10EN.
c , L()TITING AT COST—The subscrib
er has an t of fathionablo and well mad.
C 91111 NO, which will be sold oil at cost for cash.
The stock consists of Cloth and CashmarettCoats.7.ln
en and Gingham Coats, Tweed and Joan Coats; Marsoills
Silk and Satin V (4 / g Cm•simers Jean's and Cord pan
taloons. Linon and Cottons& pan to loot. s, with all kinds
of Clothing WM ny found in a clothing atoro.
Intending to rellnqukh this loanch of my busiurta,
great bargains ran be had by calling soon at the cheap
store of CHARLES Orlll,lll'. •
CA II PETINO.—A few pieces just reeelvedfromauct ion
and selling very luw
June 21, '5•4,
Zil~lll tll:ft.
IIIRE INSURANCE.-THE ALT:EN
AND EAST PENNSIIOItO MUTUAL ME IN
:1U EA NCE COMPANY CUMberlBlltl county. incorpo
rated by an act of Assembly, is now fully organised, and
In operation under the management of the following
commissioners, viz:
Daniel Dailey, William H. tlorgas, Michael Coeldln,
Melehoir Brenneman. Chri4lan Stayman, John C. Dun
lap, Jacob U. Coover, Lewis llyer, Henry Logan, Benja
min 11. Musser, Jacob Mumma, Joseph ickersham,
Alexander Cathcart.
Thu ratu4 of insurazlce, are as low and favor:o4o 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 aro willing to wait upon
them at any time.
BENJ. H. 'MOSSEG, Presldeut.
HENRY LOGAN, Vice President. •
LEWIS lIYEG, 84:cretati7
MICHAEL COLN:LIN, 'l'm:tauter.
AGENTS.
CUM BBRI,AND COUNTY.—Rudelph Martin, N. Cum
beriand; C. 41. Herman, Kingstown; Itenry Zearlmr
Shiremanstown • Charles 8011, Carlisle ; Dr. J. Alll
Churehtown ; Samuel Graham; West Pennsborough
James Mc Dowel. Fannkford; Mode Griffith, South MM
dlnten; Samuel (borer, Benjamin DaverStick, Meehan
lealourg ; John Sherrlek, Lisburn; David Cotner, Shel
herdstow u.
YORK CONtY.--,Telin Bowman, Dilisburg; Peter
11'01 ford, Franklin; John Smith, Esq., Washington; W.
8, Picking. Royer; J. W. Craft. Paradise.
IIA itiliSßUEll.—liouser .t issinnttn:
illembors of the mtnpany baring policies about to ox:
pire can bate thorn renewed by waking application to
any of the agents.- •
kJPAIN'S ATMOSPHERIC CHURNS
—A full supply of the above celebrated Churn, now
nu 11211111 Of all thedlfferent sizes, from 4 gallons to i;o.
It received the first premium at the late Pennsylvania
State Fair, the first prenfittm at the Franklin Institute
and Delaware and Maryland Slate Fairs, and various
others at different places. It will make more and letter
butter from a trivet, amount of emam, and in less time
than any churn In the market. For sale wholesale and
retail v 1 •
PASCHALL MOltitlS & CO., '
Agr cultural Warehouse and seed Stor e , c o rner , o r 7th
and M rket, Philadelphia. Dec. 0, 1854—tf
. .
PI hull t ;liia.
_
ATCII ES, JEWELRY,
iiWARE and FANCY AlOtil/S.—A £ne at-m-rt
went of the enent quality, for sale at the Ism est, cr,•ll
IA is ca. nt Wns. C: ON 'MAD'S, No. I F.l IrtiMcb hd
mroet butyven lihe and Union, wlf t. ide, bihe'el; hia
lie asss ., rtn:s nt etnitares a hug,• :n d fl 11 t st..k
rine Wnteltes, Jewelry ISilver Ware. All ala W ;ry. pia
11 it b fine Filrar. ip SpctriF, Fears, bulls s. A e --Jr t y , r s s!s,
Noes and fare) articles of W /Ali VI it r quality, (r sort
the e, ansinal ne f those who Iles 11 eto prs r nee the 11, t
71 goods at tire lsswest cash prices.
Bating a—practical knowledge,of
, . the busluel,s,aLd all avallahlefeclll
77- lien Or Jrnp^.ltlng ar:d non fuel ut
leg:the sul cril er confidertly Ir.t lies hurt] tilers. I c
that be fan ft:11ly (hr to (.41 tern`: as 11111 in I 'e
gs any other estabiLlaneLt Its wal' i f 11, A tint tic
All I, imin of Plawoi dR and rent] .7ew elry and Filter
Ware ;moo - 111(411nd to rriler. n itHo n :era, DO de tin e.
. .
• nr i ,.ll atehes,jell ally and ether ware faitl:fully 1o-
Fein. d: , , VIVI, F. }LTC!‘ II I'Jk /),
Nn. 254 .9.entli 2,1 St. a few do( rs :IEOI c the 24 I:A.111:11-
},A. Weizt Fide.
the uth wirtlow the Noll!, Tra Fe seen
the ra"lous flech,lvlitch o nunni:ds the ncl y
inirath n
of the selentifio er4 euri , us. (rept. '2B, 't4—lyr.
IMPROVE]) SL'PER
oi• nt City' Chemhzel & Union WerkF,
made after the inert improved :ult. les ard verp impel kr.
Preinred Anhydtile i'dmnre. made after the km:bill ;u
-ntie. and tnet.t surerter. tieing much leveer than Guano,
and fully egral. The attention ttf tionlets and Farmers
is Fart!, ulnrl called here fair trial. A in Inn u•
nun. to large or swan quaLtltlea for sale by
'MONROE :VOMITS'
. • 16311:1t0Y.
22 Sr lith Wharc(F, 2(1 door al ore
Frpt.27, 1F54.._
I.lll.l_,` 4 _ON'B PArEICAT V.ENTILA
‘_). Tim; Llt,NACE.—'ille wrold tall the
aft tent:lon of all Fattltt t totiring tliAiraL le 1 orrnro
to ( 1111..b0N . b C}.L.1.1.11A1/ AZ, L.M11..11 tac Al , -
PALAI Lb.
The refAitation of this fuir.aee is new km n, hai log
Leal intrt4lueed dui int; the Faet f I . 3 t:arf teal ut
ings; this t( in.tlar eLLh the ill:1110M' Ilu of sales
el ory , yeal is tLe test evidence that can 1 e 4.ltive4l of
its st.berit iity cier all ether fort e os. l'y I henise
lalson's flu Late. yt..o /ATM, tlie 1111coi1.o aillsol ogL s
ut imitxtioN
ru. Au::‘—'1110 hutting ciirthres T ring nt n tell'irern
e that m iil tit L dese,tnl, ale air.
Etxti,..Bl it Ai. t. r. oi IUtL.
1 4 114:.17 11A1 11.171 I'4 ivg wink el thely Ciot !ten,
not I:al1v to 11.114. IN ill nooilre 1444 T 1•1 HIS 41111111g.11
I 41 is 1,4 11 141111.111,4.1.14P,1 '111111.4. tosp4l, the
,
I/ it so I e. I Lc
thee furl:2l.lr.
NVe hay e the 13 stimcni:3ls rf Lm drerls of the jri st
it I.lit t well to nit ctt tr the truth t f the el eTe
titutr-
WV - V.L.eaia f nhrm prorr ur re it to le tleti t. dlv the 1 eir
fury:ire et Sri erted f r plr timeiri: a rote hi Li 111111111 y
:11.111r ith Lt tic the I nit( s ct I. ft.xy
n ell 1.111:1 , L :Ma el!' iret,t prol - tisst.l 331. tt hohnre 1.1,13 d 113 t
thirdly fort titi their 11:111`en .Cl'lllVfi
Prt I. :It hti S. I Prof. litter. I rof. `el toy, Feet;
TI. Allyn, Prrf. PraFt2vF.Prrf. Uarnltiti,
lwatl, In i.
We have intrethiced this S4 , llSl,lllve rely sires. so lbst .
all ',Artie!, may avail tlomse,vt•s el this great intim re
ment at a r ary moderate er•st. 1‘ e are 111,1 j•rei tired to
furnish an S.rpret warm o sing le room, t r tbC is. g.
ert Landing in than lit I rk.
No. 1 $ 1.5
Portal,le Cc irplete,
do do
do do
• do for I sAt,i k
do do
C.74.1r0 Radiatt leitliLi.inni.d Frw,ltf
Flatus.)
3 do do do fl,
• 5 do do do 107-
6 do du du 1..3
'Vhis No. 7 Is the largest aid west pc wertul Eurf.to o
utride in this ocAtrtry, and is ntin.itally atiaptctl 6 r
Churches and other Largo class huildirp.
11 e eontue tie to sell the appazatus at the ftaine pt leo
as alien Intl cduccd, Lie pairs ago. Altla,ugh the
preset. t bh.ll prit e tr fr a nc hos list -1 cooed their cc st.l:l, per
cf ut owing to their groat a. i; I t still a e are enahled I y
the great Inert:Ts!: of stales 'to tut-eh-it the 111 tide at the
tam est pet , sil.le fa le e. 1 1;1 - 11 il Uai dry Z:kl.e, , 915-511.. It :tr.
g Jolt & toil ranut„ have eel: trot ten 6 nimish us a ith Lcil
tens uf h urnares this 5055011, so that to e are itele proles
ed to famish thew y. hr It sale ;tad ri tall. "AS e e-upei inlet d
the erection of all lurrares, It ben required, at d a ar
rant tit. nt in all CD Moo.
METROPOLITAIC COOKING RANCE.— we haTe alio
the ni. st rr tri.lete Co, king Ra nge that has yet leen in
tr, dared, to which we call the ratio-Ala - 4, of all Nil., n ay
tll , 14 ure the tn,st pertect aed desirable cerl.ll4 ap
laia Cris u= or WI en led.
PATIENT V12.V1 1 11..111 , 11. 'll e on• the
only Aool is In l'enns3lllll3nl fur the tozziadrzture d
dale of this votflotor, millet' is ark or wledged to le t 1.0
only petteet Ventaintor eTer made fir cone, tit - pc 11.0
draught hi smoky chi:aides. al:d for Tentllath p 1 trill
logs 1 all hirds. tin re are a pleat sonny itritatioi a
of this vziluahle article now offered 11. r tale, 1 az tier m ill
he careful to cum: hie that it has the Eioursco Fudge at
tached.
PATENT lIEGIST.EItS AM VENTILATORS.— Ge
bare the largest aup most ccuiplcto es.sert wet. t sfll t
lte,gisters and VentilntErs to 1 e haiud in the I. Lit, d
States. Poi ties NI he wh.li to purchase either r ph( to
use or wholesale, will tied it gmatly to their tthonto.,:e
to examine their stock.
SLATE AND 11t0h 111ANTLES..—W lull e rtiwnyt ,, on
hand an extensito aasortruent of theEe heautiful u
tl es, In exact Dnitatltn of Egyptlan,eranh.l3,(latiray at
other rare marble&
OI'EN •tiltATES.—For Anthracite and Phonate us
Coal. Also. an 'entire .new pattern of the Icw d, an
• (irate, made front the English Patterns. ard enth ely
now in this country.
SrtLE AtiENTS for the English EtienuNtle Flrotieg
The. thtrnk Irk Chita ey 3N , ps and Terra Cotta On:meet, ts,
such as Garden Vases, Ac. -
Persons about building would do melt to exuroine r ur
stuck Ware purchasing elsewhere, Visitors, 'lt het bur
purchasing or not, are eortihdly welet mud to our exten
sive Wareroonni„and when, we should le happy to fur
nish any InfOrmation respecting any ci tur s uo.ds that
may be desired. A Look on Warming and 'I entilallL
can he had gratuitously at our i,tore, either person:ll4
or by letter. 8. A. 11A11111,FON,
Warming and Ventilating Warehouse,
147N1 . nut at., below Sixth,
rill LADILVIIIA .
CIIAS. OCILLA
May 31-11n]
_
II )I,LA '), Proniu Artiste hi Pair
yC ii
lnientor o . . ed Gossamer Ventilatit g
g and Elastic Band TOITOCS. itilltrUCtif)./4 to Mat le
Ladles and Gentlemen to measure their . beads with ac
curacy.
Fori Wros, inches,--No. 1. The round of the hemir ho.
2. From forehead over the bead to the neck; No. 3.
From ear to car over the top; No. 4. Frou car to car
round the forehead.
Toupees and scalps, Inches.—No. I. From forehead to
bockats far as bald; No. 2 .overforelwad as far as requir
ed;. 3. Over tbe crown of the head.
It DOLLARD hes always ready for sale a splendid
stock of Gents' Wigs, Toupees, ladies' Wigs. half 11 igs,
Frirots, liraids, Curls, &e., beautifuliy manufactured and
as cheap as any establishment in the Union.
Dollard"; Ilerhanium Extractor Lustrous flair Tonic,
prepared from South American Herbs and roots; the
most successful article ever produced for preserving the
hair from filling, out' or changing color, restoring,and
preserving It in a healthy and luxuriant state. Among
other reasons why Dollard's hair cutting saloon main
tainslts Martens° popularity is the iket that his Tonic is
applied to every bead of hair cut at his estlibl ish men t,
consequently itls 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 OhiEstablishment 177
Chestnut street opposite the State Htheouse, ihiladelpida.
R. Dollard has at lst discovered re s o,
lIAIR DYE, and ann ea ounees it for saie with pl peurfect Mira
an.f
thinner, In its surpassing every thing of the kind Ml' in
use. It colors the hair either - black or Liewn, - (as may
ho desired) and Is used latthout Injury to, the hair or
skin either by stain or other% ISo,ean. te washed off in
ton minutes after application, without detracting
its efficnev. Persons visiting the city are invited to give
him a can.
Letters addressed to R. DOLLARD, 177 Chestnut Ht.
Philadelphia, willmeeive attention. • . Jan. 2.7,-4
_.._____
),r APES' tIJPERPIJOSPIIATE 01?
1 I.lslE.—The subscribers a'ro Agents In Thlladeb
p la fir the above fOrtillser. which has been folly tested
for the last three years. Early orders solicited as the
supply will ho limited. Also, for salo best Peruvian 0o-
Tornuiont Guano No, 1.
I'TORIIIS
Agricultural Wareho Ause nudSCIIALL
Se li ed Store, N. E. cornet
Tth and Market streets, l'hiladelibbla.
NINE SIZES
El