6
0
2grintllttntl.
the
Agriculture
It has been the misfortune of our coml.-
t-y to look upon agriculture as a grovel_
ling, vulgar pursuit. Thus men of for
tune have devitted their best educated .
ehildr'en, to what is emphatically termed,
the learned professions, leaving to the
nest neglected and illiterate, the care:4
and interests of husbandry. Fortunately
t' , Jr the reputation, not to say the salva
tine of our country, we be;rin to form a
more just e•ztituate of the dignity and tlt
national and varied deli, , hts of Agricul
We begin to see, that the, um,.
beautiful and enlightened sciences ar ,
, onnected with, and necessary to, th,
operations of the plow:h.
ler the It ttuau Empire, the labor of a
imitHtriuu., and ingeniou-: people was v: ,
, Thu.dy, b u t in,•essantly employed. in the
, rvice of the rich. ln their dress. the'
tible, their 11 , 11 , es and their furniture
f,,vo r it. , : : of fortune united 'even' re
Cinement oleonvenLnee, c f cle,,ance
ME
; whatever could suoth thci
rile, or —rat ii;y their, sensuality. Sind
(Hinentents, under the odionq name o
!.;',ltry, hp e be 91 arrairned by the moral
its of every age, and it might perhap
Inoi.e, conductive to the virtue, as wel
11;111111110SS Of mankind, if all possesse ,
the neeex.a.ries and none the ~ u perfluitie•
0 life. Bat in, the present imperfe
(ondition of society, luxury though ii
Illav proceed from vice or folly seems t ,
he the only means that can correct tit
, tocipial distribution of property.
Pliny, when speaking of the fertilit:
of soil, remarked that the earth took pleas
ore in being cultivated by the hand o
eln n —crow n d with laurelsand decorate(
with'triumphant honors. If we pan , e
for a moment, and glance at the civil in
stitutions of this wonderful people, we
tered into their policy not merely t o pro
mote but to dignify agriculture and its
professors. Cicero said that nothing, in
this world, was better, more useful, more
agreable, more worthy of a freeman than
agriculture; did exigencies of state re
quire a General or Dictator he was taken
from the plow. When his services were
rewarded this was not done with ribands
or gold but by a donation of land.
HAMPDEN, S.
R icing Root Crops
We hope none of our readers will let
this month pass over without putting in
a plentiful crop of roots for next winter's
supply. We believe many will be driven
to it who have the past season experienc
il the cost of making beef and butte:
from pure grain, at the present high rates,
some of wlum perhaps sold rather bare
early in the winter under She temptation
of high prices, and now have to 'buy at
still higher. The prospects of the farmer
were never more flattering than now, but
to avail himself fully of them it is indis
pensible for him to practise a little of
what he has been calling book hit rin
viz :—raise root crops, plow deeply, pul
verize thoroughly, manure heavily and
with such kinds as are adapted for the
crop he is raising. Various experiments
have proved that at least one-third, and
probably one-half less grain will do as
much good, when fed in conjunction with
roots, carrots, parsnips, beats, rutabagas,
&c. When corn is worth ninety cents,
or one dollar, oats seventy cents, and
with a dozen or more cows or steers re
quiring feed, this saving will be quite an
important item. An acre of land under
proper,. culture, will readily produce six
hundred to the thousand bushels of roots,
and even if sold what crop will nett more
money ? Carrots, the past winter, and
almost any winter have readily* comman
ded fifty cents per bushel, and the de
nand for them 'is rapidly increasing as'
food for horses, at. the livery stables.--
the expense of planting continued seed
ing and cultivation, 'deters many from
root culture. The weeds will grow and
require attention when it cannot be spar
ed; but we will now repeat, what we have
A
before own by destroying' the weeds
before in the crop. After the
ground has been well ploughed which
should be very early in the season, the
harrow should be passed over repeatedly
at least twice a week, so as not only
break up and pulverise all the lumps, but
also to hill seeds_of weeds just germina
ting, by exposure to the action of the hot
sun. If any One will examine his fieldg
before harrowing, particularly if it has
been well immured, he-Will find millions
or weeds all over the surface, just sprou
ting, and in a condition to be destroyed,
by each successive harowing. This will
not cost a lithe of the expense of their
de.4t ruction after the crop is planted, and
willthe dune more effectually.— II ()acing
Fa rifler. rci
El
Nr P.1.1W I, 1,111 FE :VIA LE SE :NI
NAltV.—This Institution will opon on - the Bent
. .‘l , tintay t0t.,11, in a Ti,a' and, CUValaatikalti bail& ag
that purposo, undor the diretdion and suitor
t?..loore lie windy and :Awn Thoins.m.•—
floPlot•otion of tl, Scolinary is healthy and rettrod.
I t 1.; tho dosi_rn (if "the thlt the 4 , outrso of in
st r a-tjot he ill Tourtl, :mil the e'Creatillti latitiOrate.
1 . 110 Last ie,n de totwlters will lo omployo I.
ill hi, arranged in class's Ataa)ral rig to LilCiliirCetion of
t.ll, Prixtripli. 'Moro will be throe el:vws—Primary,
Jo tl tool Senior.
wagliing, , fuel and 11;41i t„ por ses,l,ll
of 4 ❑rcnlhs •
Tuiti•w in tiauinr etas, per
.11Inhr
Prini•Lry
t; 1., I.at in .1. lironeh
\last.s on Piano arid use of instrument,
ilil p.tirain4 and dr.t
j 1 I,.N' 11' ( 1(11) A(' A 1) I'.
Sli.l.liN e.onoty. Th om.
l'no oext 01l I.or Lill, won kuutrn 1 t,tltuti.nt will
th. first \V. , ,liesilay \lay. It Is locate,l at shade
tp, eiAliteon mile, from the :\louitt Union ti.tl ion on
the Pea ns. Is anifi Itoihssad. ‘o,icii 'dace there oz :1
I 'Hyit.ii
. :t Hein Si Ito ,sointry it is
r .'n irom all the vie, and temptati ma If , t n.-
!'h. , Lnildinis airy :tml 'us ,: aide
• •011111111.lti•l: .mo it b , arder , . J.• \Vh c.1,111 , . t
...1,1.11,1 In the 111,tittlti ut rail 1.11,ti1l If 0 , 1
,1'a,1.111 ,, r11. , it at !Al per iveoli.
Tr:Rms.--; por .11 tier mdnths pty,ilde gvur
ly in a iraure ; els per !Lie: fuel
IV. 11. Wo.111:' , . I'6 nri pal.
Prin-ipaht 3 , 1,1re5, will Ise East,tl l'a. wail the
1,1 ~1 April after AN 111 , 1 i ti l : ,- 1131.11' 03p. 1111,101041)1111
l'a. Mar. fl I.tt.h.
NIT - fIETE ll.k LI, ACA1)101Y, tliro ,
y inii,,, west of trarrktburg. 'nu , ninth ! , ,, , :5i ,, ,1
If tbo. p 'pillar and flourishing Instituti at „ill ~.1 0r
nt...0., on M radar, the ilit a 'Alay next. under Ow
.0 '-t ftvoral.le MI iill , li. 1)111 ing the present 3 ~ . 11. 1.n...b.
on pr., tnllolll a and IllitiltiOliti 11AVO bet•ll 11134.. to Its i.l
- patronal, lINIMIIIII , I. Tho Principal rill Ise 3 ,-
,ist,l by rt. fall carps of youtpetent and exp.trieneed
te.t-In.ra, :111 , l apes 131 attention 11 ill be paid La the LIOAILII
Alll 0,1111 , ,r1 01 the Students.
Tit, ,i 1 parents irytarillatiq in oiartiesily
I I iti•kl to this Irist l'irculars till Lo ft 1 1 .111,11 1 ,11
and ally Intavi.iti m Nill I.r plvett,uua;pil.yttitino•ititer
porsolial or try li•t tor t,
( 1 1,ASS1(7„1I, A( 1 A11-
EM V, near C:telisle, Pa. Th ,11111.-
e 1301 Session Wiiil
111. :,1 00 on TUESI) AN, May litt,,,tsss.
thMtH
cir.•illars with mfr. rarer , .., and full inf , rnint in n
I, I, y It. K. ItUlt: , .S,
Prinripnt nod Prnprietor,
' April 18-IS. - 4. Cittsll,,TlA
...--/-
Ci ommERCI ALL C()I, 1. EC 14,
} No. 12r BALTIMORE sTiturr, BALTIMuIIE, Md.
Tills Institution presents superior facilities to y.un4
inen desirous of obtaining a practical business ednea
Litql.
Thu course of study 0111briltICIS Double Entry ltui,l;•
a 4 practically applied to tho inanavune.iit of
.M. ri:motile,'lank, mfinur.tu ring and Steamboat i tool< s
— Business l'uninansiiill and illorcantile Computations
—fliniliar Lectures on Cointnereial Law—urea, t h e s , t l,.
j'&,..t of Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, Contracts.
Partnerships.
The exercises :ire strictly practical. being deducted
front actual business transiwtions, and so completely
e thil,lno practice with theory that students. on rontple
tht of the course, ore in every respect competent t..
C induct, on scientific principles, any !Wt. of Doulde Entry
Illott.s. The students hare access to a Commercial
brnry procured t•tspressly for their are , muutation.
Usual length of time to complete the whole course,
front 8 to 10 weeks.
WCAIIRIAGE FOR SALE._
A iirst.rat, Family Carriage for one or two horses. It is
strongly both 01 the lh,!st materials, and will Le mold law
for eash. Apply to.
Inaiehi Ihn WK. D. NI YMOUR
f 101iN SIIELI , EI?B.---XANDER's I'AT
ENT CORN 51111.1.111, dooldt.dly Oa , best and cheap
est now in nae. Ft11.111..1.14 are requested to call and ex•
11111tIll It at the Carlyle Filnalvy andlfteld).k. Shop. or
at Saxton's Itard‘kine Store. For it 1 V,V,11/31111,
prices I.y
Aug. 2-4 - Ina (lAltrlN'lllt k 111t0I4N
• .
•1 )1114Y COA 'l'ons Lyken's
Valley Coal, broken and Screened, prepared ex
pressly 6.r faintly use. reeeiving and for sale by
Jan. 17 :Int W. li. M II AY, Agt.
VTO( 11_,LEN RN:—A liit.of very
Superior Ileary and Ewen Woollen Yarn jur.t
recolvoi, much hotter than tho city yarn, all colours.
novg CHAS. 0(111.1317.
lIONNETS AND BLOOMERS.-
1 . - )A very large assortment of the latest styles
nglish Inimitable and split straw, Neapolitan '
Hair, Lace, Leghorn and Florence Braid Horn e t s ,
MihSefi and Children's Bloomers of various hinds,
Straw Braids and (limps Artificial Flowers.
Bennet -Unless and R &c., all of which
sow ,•heap at the store of the subsiriler, South imover.
street. ROBERT DICK.
Carlisle, April 25.
1114:EVE L. KNIGHT, (Succca )1. to
Hartipy 'BEDDING AND C s tror
ovAREIIOUSI: No. 148 South Second Street, ours
abeve Spruce street, Philadelphia, where ho keeps ,•on
stantl2; on hand a full lINSM (merit of every article in his
line of busincs , . Furthers. Feather Rods, l'atent S - ;•ring
Mattrogses, Velvet. Tapestry, Tapestry, Brussels, Three
1'; y, Ingrain, Venetian. I nag and Ilium) Carpotings,
011 Cloths, Canton 3lattlngs, Cocoa and Spanish Mat thugs
Floor and Stair Du:gets. Hearth Itues.Poorldats.Tahle
and Plano Col. erg. a hlch he Invites the ratention „fr
purr
140etT,4
QTAIN'S ATMOSVIII4: IC CH URA
--A full supply of the above celebrated Churn. noV
on hand of.all the different sizes, front 4 gallons to 10.
It received the first premium at. the litte'Petursyl yenta
Slate Fair, the first premium. at the Franklin Institute
111111 Delaware and 'Maryland State Fairs, and various
'others at different ' , turps. It wlll'mahe more and better
butter from a given amount of erearm and In 1e..: time
than arty churn In the market. Per sale wholreale and
retail byl
PASCH A Id, MORN IS &
ffrienitural Warehouse and Feed Store, corner of ith
and Market, Philademo m. ,
Pee. 0, 1864---ff
aucation.
farthor inf a mat ion B.l,lross
=PZ
Innuarc 17, 1!,55. 2111 , Franklin Co. Pa
B 'main,;, Tuition in the lirarairar lirarwh
,, and Coral per Sessi•m, (5 months) Virr . ty,
In•truclitrir in Latin and Greek, 10110
" French and liernian
1). DEN LI NO
II ti Pa
Mar. 14, H5l
For partleubm write and roeoive a circular by mail
april 11
Utl3ailoU , (4i,lilaYil
1 31I3ilIec-i5 Q.l;llVb Ei
OTlCE.—(itiee is hereby given
dull i have. this a:1'.z0,,,,,i84..a itil HIP ha the
prnetire et my preteAinn. Win. M. l'enroFe and Then. :0.
Iflddle. t.sq re. :111 lott.inoss, in future NN 111 be attended
tub). the above under the firm ef ••Inentr.
I.lt h 1556. W. M. 1111/1)1,1•1, ACV at Law.
1 I'. IitLNIRICIL, Attorney at, Law
k_ x ' • —onicn in uk.,tnin's Itiity. All litismes, entrust
ed to 11int v. ill In. 1,1,111141 y nttrnde.l to.
AA,TH,141..\)1 (I. RU HEM, Ajtorney
v nt Law. Mitre hi Main rt nit. Car
entrimlmi tip him will lue promptly
Evil, 7.'35.
N. G EN, A ttoniev at law, has
•
_ o 5,1.1.1,1 in Me-lianie,linrg, f.o. the pritetive of his
prmaa.=i nn . All hinds ,'I Legal Writing, rollpetionh,
Court loaminess, &r., pl , lllpt ly at traded to. Oftim oppo
site Or. Long's re sia,n,.. suRVEVINi i In all its diffe
rent branelitis promptly at tendril to.
(jrl B. (10LE Attorney at Law, will at-
t,m,i po,nipo ) to all lumluess entrusted to hp,
0„,. „• ii, the r.fin f.r.,,,, occuphat by William Irvthe,
Esq.. North Ilanover street, Carlisle.
April 20, 1052.
IA R. (1. E. BLUMENTIIAL, HO
-1 i I.I , ,:iI'ATIIIC PHYSICIAN. (Mice and residence
on - Loather street. on,, door east of the Herman De
formed Church. Dr. Blumenthal respertlully .fieli his
pnirVSSir , llai services to the citizens of Carlisle anti li
clnity.
. 4,-j-I'ersons from j di ,, ,tanrA laboring under rhronk
diseases may consult In letter. Unice hours. from 7 0
9 A. )1., and 2 to 4 P. )l. sept6;s4 tt
i,lO 00
S 00
0 00
4 00
5 00
15 0.1
, lW
Ili. S. B. K I I', EWER ►dice in North
street two doors from Woke &.Campbell .,
store. M., Imam, moro particularly from 7 to 1.1
A. fro ze ) ato 7 o'clovk, P. M.
ifWI 111.. ( . 1 , F,0. W. N.EI 1) . 1 C 1 I
('vs.
i:it ;N i t:
, e It leeth :111,,t1
parts that di-ease or irrogit hit require. Ile trill
tA I titielni Teel 11 eNcry doserli , til-11..m . 1i as
N,ltil ••l t.l,ti,i
-111, . 11,11 , 110111 , t rtilvial t;,it. , iils
t 1•.• • 1:1 . 1i frppliancuk
thr 11,1tal \.t. - o.'lll at 1110 1,41,111, la:
11r. I,t
i fl }.:OR( is z .
‘. A It. \ i;,ltt-, troll)
ie-. IL,. pito wit. to tht•
- rY
Artificial tetttli
,itt_ltt t I!, t_tt :1,1 °II ire tAtt, Itttt 0. ullll 111:0:i
:1 itlllollllv , , :•114•h ns ! , Irl.:11`. 1414 , c1,. anti - rot,
I; Tl , lll. - I 11.4,1-t••• 1 1.,11.11 Itild r
t••• .•ttrlttoll% frrt-st-ri, It. bitlt•to•
ol or. 111,. net I\ Vitt : 4 11 - t-t-t. Cat In
.
• CVt..j. 141 I( 1-
t." - 111 s g ill perfltrin
t.it,-10 mittot the
Tt-ot It lb it :try required Ittr then' itrt. , 4• I tati , nt.
S,•31:1111.', 1.11111. t. tig„...lint, Att., nr yull rt•-•tt , rt. thy It-- 01
(ht.,. It\ it,to-tin;! At tilt-1.11 Tooth, 11-tott to.,th
to 3 full 4,- l'it t strtm , t, It ley, dt.ot,
tutlt of t lit. II:11 1 1,ml 11-1,1. Dr. L. Is I'llll I'M'
111, I INt. I.'ll ..r
F N. It( )•.•'• E 1., 11, tise, sign,
and oltuttip•nthil l'ainto . r. I , rnierly
I htrib, , , rill
t. , 311 t. 11.• I tilt , 111; .hr rnint
ing..ll I eh, , 1131.1. 1.1 it 4, Th.. kinds ..ry ranting
al teudi•d t ‘ralritit, In the
11111.1 . . , rd Nt.,
( 1 \V. B N 1)1', )lanufacturer of
miu,riti 3t,•,..r. Ftenrh Wad,
11,4 t Alu. tPr and Cl , kr,
North Efl,f street, Ow Pdidgel ear:bde
3tou:
) ! 'l' ()VES!! S'Ul VES
.) ks tint public that
In. la i' r.II 11,11141.0 Ili- VStal , il,lll:4l.llt, lm Main St ,
••r i nr 1101. the lar.:•••1 and in,t
=
. ...! . 12 in. sTo% ES to be tonna in this ,souity,
ree hich will he sold at the lowest p,-1, ~ tin .
~..,..,......,,, ca , h ~r aporov...l credit. Ills stock consists of
~:734 a ler4e assortment of now 8 ,1 body Co
Vei. l "`
___. dir , ,,sl pATENT cool: ING ,STOVES. finished
In tb.• inn,t complete manner. and calculated fur,ither
wend or coal, or both. All the old standard patterns
which have stood the test of experience, nuty be monad
at his establishment. Also, a great a 4110.) 1 , 1 tip. 'Bost
approved and beautiful PA Itl.olt OFFli:1-: :STOVES. in
eluding a ouinber of new styles, possessing very supe
rior advantages over those boretotbre in lite. Families
and housekeepers are respectfully ins Red to give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere. Stovis delis ered to
any part of the country and put up at the shortest no
tice. lie continues to do all kinds of TIN -AND SHEET
IRON WARE, and Copper Work. and has eonstantly on
hand or will Inaltu to order every article required by
housekeepers or others In this line. Ills stock of Tin
anti Copilot . Ware embrac(rs every kind of household and
kitchen utensil, warranted equal to the best manufac
tured. ructions in want of articles In his lino may al
ways be sure of being accommodated to their satisfaction
by gdvlng him a call. f not l-18:4
pREP.A.RE FOR WINTER!
PARLOR AND COOF.ING STOVES.
The subscriber at his old stand on North 11:1110Ver st.,
Carlisle, the sign of the -Mammoth Red Coffee Pot," de
sires to ..all the attention of the public to his largo as
sortment of STOVES. of the newest and most fashiona
ble styles, from the hest manufactories in the
, !. V
~..,, em A n i t i ta. , a i t i i; m 1 L i i. , l . . k i l i z l l b t , , l r l i t e, ,i, .!. ( fr i T A n4 l 3 l l :7, , , , t i. s i , ,
)v
Es
• i ii 111'0 tlloMirrorr : 4 t. , ve, the Arctic. Eevere, Star,
Persian, ['Mon and .Etma Air Ti.:ltt, together
A l l
Kr eith other patterns which he has of all .ites
f .r. parlors or rhambers, and calculated for burning either
we.al or ...ail. Also, the Mum 01. d .e, Astor, Albany,
Flat-top and Bandbox or Poor Man's,with other COOK
INg ; STOV ES. comprising Owl i ::s ..t, t 4 iinpro%ements In
k f.1,,0
itchen 05, :Fad intended fi. ,i A. 1 ,,,,,,i ~, coa l.—
Also. the tinting }loom Cooking Stove—a new and elm
gant article. to which he In% Res the particular /Men
tion of familles. Ills cooking stoves range in price from
11, to In, pith the list tires complete. A 1 ,... Nino , Plate
Stove+ .4' ration, patterns end different 11111`1,,
Aleo, ENAMELLED AND TINNED WARE for Cook
ing 5t..% es, Brass Kettle., ,1 e, Also, even article in the
line of Tin and Copper Ware. The public are ne.peet
fully invited to call as he Is confident e ith his large
stOck.'variety and cheapness. of being able to give 011-
tiro satisfaction to every purchaser. Call and see. '
Oct. 23, 18,4. M. MORRIS.
pLD ATENT SELP4A E
TAIIPNIANG
_ YANKEE FEED CUTTERS, rantittim.,:o—)l fr
o RICII A SARGENT, _No. 4th Market street,l'hilada
Thif cutter Is superior to any now I u use. for streturth,l
durability, and simplbity of construction ; it. cuts root
er, and Is-the (oily self sharpening' Hay, Stinw and Corn
St.ilt: Cutter ever made. It has but ONE STRAIGHT.
KNIFE, which any person Cllll grind avid sot with ease,
but In ordinru•y ease, is ground in Om machine. Thou-
sands have already been sold, and the deinand Is daily
ineroasing. In most Ca:4l. , nit examination is suilivient
to convince one of Its supeaio:•ity. Nii otie aftera short
trial would part. with lilt Otter. All sites of the
above constantly on hand and for,sate
J. I'. INN E.
*all • Sole Agent for Cumberland county.
111i9cellancov.9,
, , ,QTEA M SA\V INI I 1.1., near
tZk i l
a I,r- k - , Papal-town, Cumberland comiti .
p.,„, _ , irAsK. EL I, & shy witir; conpnw t0;,,, i ,
am I I
~, , ,,fitm, ply Lumber of all kinds, nt tie shot teid
11. , ."*-Orfre.iiiitien, and on terms ht\Nur than n u t I i..
bed also% here. All orders directed to E. 11,04,i 1.1.. I': ,
'warm ii. I.l' R' u. D. SEYMOU , R, Jr., Carlisleovill be, prompt .
Iv attended to.
Feb. 22 ly c ~, .1
- lAA F'ITTIN(; ANI)
it
I N' 1 . - would int; rut tht
ells tit Uttrltte (lint Ito hits minim al11111.•••
mouth 1.,14.1; l i'I"1I Nil and elicit nl.
lee, :led oil l'ea, 1•10.10 trl 11/IS elTaglai the
I jet, el a (.1.4 ratethmi t tl (lent l'lttlatt littitt anti ilat , QUI -
111110 MI all 1.Nt01,1.1 af-WAllll`llt of FIN'l•
Lill will eualde Wilt t.O 1111 orders promptly.
kil wed s will to M arra M.A. HIS etnck of 1;1114 istures
will Inc netted in the rt , i ni rsarliy tipll( his Tittidng
estat lishinelit nn Ntrth lilnnom e 1 htrtet, where he In, itt
tt
1 . 1 NN !NG. SPOUTING, &e.— Ile In :dso prepared t"
Iloilo. to ,o - kl , •r• er.•l y urtlele .1 N% AEU
need l v 1i.01,c1.4.rp0r , and othui s. 11 ill a , at.t,nd
to SPOUT! NG. I lot SE-ROUVI.NG, 111..1.1. II ANG I NG,
and 1.1.1: NI [ONG.
'fliaoltial 14:r the pat:va , :we with ,yllieh lie bas iii eady
helm favored. he sell: its :t continua:lee of
the xame.
Carlkle, June 14, ';',4
F,,li 0 M l',11,11:()11NIA.—C. I'O\)N
- ‘ i HEILEN ei..piLot fully Informs the eitivens or oil
, ii , l.• and , ',nil, y. that he has just return
>ifts.
Nil - rain I 'illifornin. and is prepared teeN Iv
elite .l!I kind, Ol %I. Ili ~.11Ileetell IS M I his
line ol litisiiiniss.
Ni He Los 11l a 1114 till 1131111
a 11n1',4 , anis , ' tniont of ready-made Milt
Guns. Pistols. I.i.rlis, Keys. (inn Trimmings. Ain.. illl Of
\ t 111/ It he in ill sell tilt ;ei-ale or retail. iii ali.ii attends
tin repairing thin-. , loci s. li.eks. Ac; iniigriiN es on V.l tics,
copper and lemil/ . Ile 1:(111e , that I's. Strlel. Ital. 110011 to
Mill a desire ti,i plea:A.,. Ile ,i ill merit and revelry
rutin,. ',at Fl.:Igo.
R 1 - All hinds .-f Vine lens made lin order.
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li , le t1,.0 h. • k rt ..i.:1,11 to tal.e Lit ehe,,e, 111 the ii.t st
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' , loll:111..11 , t till , 1. , pular e,.ta1.11 , 13m., i.t.. Ili , ri. , lllr,
are hr.,. la( a,llll Is •it iIV I ...I .11. d ~ 3 11a,Ttill lit ftimi,h.
ed. Ile i. 1 z.% iaea filth the in • 1 ro, .3 flit and I•erlect
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I.l , tri in 311 , n: t,,t. 1 cull .-upplt .al , l el,r) vni,ii'l
nni ,t, Inn n.nnni ~ire. ini.ninn ril on • n n..nin•n•n.i.nni Innnint "5 1114:11.ti,
WI 1111111 f. 1:1!i„.:1.t, illy;,. i'.,itit Mt,. ,ti•., arillrat.'/Y n'lti , (l
and iltsplicatt•N t.tison 4 I .11,:i.31 111,,t3.54'5. 1.31111.,`,
taken ia rink Or Ilevea , , it In t,et,. l'rices 111 ,, ,frl'At‘• anti
.:1 , 111 1.1 ,, 11 rivinnn in ill ..i.in.n n. Ihe 1.211,11 e ts Invited to
call at the Nlaftt , tl Ilan Ilagliet lean 11,....ttis anti CN3IIIIT`A.
the 1111111e1,31•Sp.,1111,1S.
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Curli , lt..ltitte 14.'51.
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Ilt• , kl' • 11l rr , • , n
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1 1 1•1 .. .1. / 1 11 . 1/ 1 ,. , 1 art Ult thh.
lalterF. also TI;I'NI, , ,
tray rll ut.t tku 4 i
11,• alnn wan-•
lifll..throS
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1
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Morn.% rd P INI . +II
Sr¢la Sll.Ol rs ever acrd In this
• , .tintr:.. and these ‘vi r diing hai,d
s,io. duralde :old pleasaut saddle
NI illdu Wvir Van and gec them. lle
iwititil;it•t liven MirDVSS, Bridles.
anti N% Ilips In all their varie
ties. and o.tnetlently helieves from the general apprel
tha t of his V 1 1 ,101111,, that he waives the neatest and
hest gears. in all their tariety of 1 1,11 h, that is made in
the ~nmtrt. lie Ilkil 11131,, all kinds of Matrasses. le
order. 11Z: Straw. 11114.. I'lllllA I lair and Fprintr :qat
ratt.se, All the al I t .' mailoutdo of tho Lest
material and e.a•lktnamAtilt, and at it. 11 theutmostdes
p:t.-h• {l ' M. (.I.`iihMlN.
(
C l
1,( )'l' If INI; AT ('( )S'l'—'l'lle sul)seri 1)-
~; er lots ;in ao.ortinent or fashilofflo anti (cell made
e Liu 111 NU, N\ bid; 'III I sold off at cost Mr en'h.
The stoek yonsists of Cloth and l'aolniotrett Coats, Lin
en and iiliiirlonn l'; it. T,,,....1 and Jr . :III (oats: 3larsoills
Silk alll Satin Yost ing ; eas.iniers..l;;llll's and Cord pato
taboos. Lition and Cott...mole pantaloon', mills all kind,
of Clothing ustutlls found in a 4'1.4 hint! Fiore.
Into:1;1111v 10 roliiiqui , ll thti:, I :atll of my business.
groat ktr,iiii, i.Oll le had 1;:, ;ailing .1011 at th.• them.
st,m. ,f 111.% it Li . :: , (Ili Hill .
I'ETI .-- A fe,% pivres ;11-t received from a tavtit.ii
tool pry 1,,w,
Juno
nouraucc.
I, l llll', 2‘1.1 - EN
ANO EAST PENNsßoilo M AL ' , ME IN
SI:ISA NCI.: II 01 I'.INY of 1 'will ,4.unty. inePrpo-
I ;It eit I.) an nt•l of As•citil,l) • it. 1,1, fully twoniti.4l, zkhd
iu opeint ion Under the 1111111N2 , 111ellt 1 , 1 tha rojlov, lug
conaith,lotwi ez, v
Danlel [kilo., William It: c o odi ti ,
Altdrhnir ltrt•nnetnnu, John C. Dun
11. Lim is lly er, Ilenry f.ugan,
unlit
it: Musser, .lacob :11111111118, .14.5e1,11 Wtckerrhum.
Alexander Cut lie,trt.
- TILL! rate,of inburanee are as low and fitrorgtMe as any,
Comp:lily - a Om hind In the State. Persomi wishing to
become members aro Invited to make applleatlon to the.
agents of the company, who are willing to wait upon
them at any time.
}:\.l. 11. MOSSIER, President.
HENRY LOGAN, Vice Preddent.
!ITER, Eoeretar,y
M ICH AEL COCK LI N, Treasurer.
mn.NTs
CUNI It1:11LANT) 'lartiti. N. Cum
lierlati.l; C. IL Herman. lc Ingi.towit; 7vitring,
Shlreinani.town ; • Charles lien, Carlisle ; lir. .1. Alil,
f'hurrlt„rn ; Samuel Oralwel. West l'imeaoreste , h ;
.Tunics Me Dowel, Fraillt ford ; Jlode 41riffith, I , oulli
Mht
dletnu; Cohrer. Benjamin lla verstick i
; listurn; I)uvid Coovcr, Hipp
tt.
Yogic couNTy.—John Povonan, Ptster
AVolfml, Pratt Min; Esq., Vi - 0.11Ingtoli; \V.
N. Ip,ver; .7. W. Craft.. ParadiNa.
11A RIIISIIIITIM.--Ilonscr Imam
Monbors of the company baying polieies nbout to ex-
Om ran lino them renewed by making npplientiop to
9 -- of tht• ngr , nts: - .
... 6 .r. - 7?
I IA RDWARE.—Mammoth
tt-,
i' ' ;:pring Arrival nt I.l'N VS. on North liar
pplj4t..dover : - tiTet., whore the nubile Are icing
sopplied with eviTy - varlet}* of Itar4twarn. Paints, Oils
e&. at tilt , 1.01 , ,EnT CASII VIIICIS. ellii In, we can necom
modate a low in,e.
BCII()LAUS El 1 Pti in Pickintani ('til
far sato. at a retlttectl Etictrite at 11.1,10
?I!:ty,r:t.r)l2. 1. 11,
I ‘l7 . A T ( 1 2 1 I EIS, .1 . J, NV 1 1 ] Lit Y; S I
, I .I,' Eli .aFia .
mO, t , f Sim finest gmtlity; far Fnle at the 1r mI at rail:
litters. at 'Win. C: E uror, lIVA WS, No, 11.4 F, t.th ;cc, 1 a
,trza I vov,, , i, lin and rninn. woil side, l'Eilniell Liu
lit ehhel'i meat etel.rllCUS a larp.• 11 I it he'ii st t it., I,
lies Vs O. het'. lewelry :liver Ware. All An It are. plater
w it It 1 no Sill Se, ill File( ny,FetlF, I.adlt s. tit —.let gr. Cis,
Funs at tl faLe) art isles of it super kr quality, clefet 1 ing
the e: c u t it at t. ni f 1111 sr it ho tlet.ite to pia, tire the 1., st
::.),1
gotitls at the lowest . e:10.1 Nip. 5.
I lal log. a pract ical hottwletli.te a(
..44a the ),11S.10CFS, net! Illi aVilli:lite in, iI {
, . , -• , '....u.i 4:8 tee Importing and )!ithulaati,r•
mg. t he sid ~,, i it er I,n iii(lcf, II). ii.v lie:- pulLlosers, ir •
IM% 1, p. tint he, an supply lia to on I etirs tin Intuit) in
as any tither estalilitittnet.l, ill either ci the Ath.i.tie
Cities:
All I. kids t f Irian outlet aztil l'et.rl .7t v. chy am! Ellit.r
W 111.12 loam fart tat it to I flier ula ill A relit, VIII .111 GM 1..
1i.?;•,11 at eliett, jet as eh; and i-ill er Mare faithfully ~ et
paired: . 'l‘ 1%1, F. Illt'ret:\ 11 F. it ii,
No. ..!!.. , .1 Ft 11111 •2rl it, a few dews litrti 0 tile ' 2 .lt , lo 34 1.1'
Let. Nt est Side.
_I 0 the r uth dow of the store, u ttY tr Fw n
the famous Bird 11, hi, h comuutiuls the athuirath
of the seketife aud curl, us. (f,•pt. 'sl—lyr.
•
PIPIt()1 1 El) SVI'Elt
A . OF Ir, to Clletni.a) A Union
made after the most inti,r.:ved at ill 100- aid carp supetir r.
Prot arca di It, Muoure. made after the English at
ti, I. and in ti sup , : Lr, 1 oiu tourli lower than Guar:Vl,
and 11.11. N ritual. the or Dealers tout Fnrmrts
it pa ti. ulail ; railed bore nei. I: lat. 21441. Pour lan
lane or =null quantities. for t. rat: l '
MONROE 1011111 S
awl N L. I Om EIt6Y,
''2 Gnt h harvcs, :h1 door atol e Chest tt ut Lt. Phila
Frpt ISI 1.
CIIII.I,SON'S V.ATE.N T Y.ENTILA
iTI N C; ACE.-1 hot sul h 4 .1 )1:tor t) matt call the
attu>t.ioii oot all 'tallies coluiring, a olcsicalle tti tho
to) I 1.1.1.111 ATEI , 1k Alt u A I> LNI I LATING AT.
It mkt( ~
The 1.1 potation r,f this furnace Is ta,tv knew n, having
in Lrcdw ed anti t;g• the 'past 11112' scut F into al cut
UnN pehlit Luild Lµic and !note titan 'OM p‘ is ate thteilt
t t; yet her with the imuleaseitartqa.e of 1101.1.
cs vr) ); hi is the ti evidence that Ihn Le adder cd (q.
its I,l'l 1:111C11. hall-111AS. lip 111. of
I Lys - nary. ) on 51.2.21.11 U the.tellch r it 12 ads
• ..III: I \ ‘111.%11101:
I 1:I•2 ll', Ihe hvitirg eit ;.t a turfy, ra
t tl t u tit cc t ae,1,1.,te the ..ii.
itt.L.
It , I ‘1 , 11,t11-1',.•111' lbado vlll r n,
;• t i will ti I . lri• i t T(Ipilo
- II i• II at l4ld nn.l will ti.r. I
111 )I; hi It I, Li. UIII , 01 11 , 11. I le. I INC I f ,
1.1 :st
NI 0 Ilas 10S1.110,1,1:kin 01 111110,11rdS o 1 1111. 110
st 11,11 1. 0.11,4 1.. the ttl.ttlit C.11.t :II
11111.1. 111.111 1,1 c.111.111,1 . it 1,1 hotly. ;asst.) at It t.t
•• tt.s chi, .1 1 r )1 , 110:11.1.1 f: - .:1:41 :.1t1.2.
tit., • 11,, .4. It,. 111'1,5511.11 lip I •• It..
‘N I 1. .11.(I is, st 1,0 e us/LI lhtm
st Ile tla If p Is I; teittes
1 n t :1, ht. ; 1 . Ilatt, 11 , 1. I' ttt tt, l'r. s
V. Its. 11. Al.. ti. I tvl.l at sun t il
itt.;ll. l ts.l. I iph y.
11001 \ 1.1.
opt I li:411 tt
NN 4. 1...ve tre.(iticcd this sys.senf.%i: I.c•t sizes. sr. tlist
/1:11) AI ail thelllbt•lN , .•I thin to•
111 , 1• I ut it Nary. tuteleizttti ate pel.;l3Ed
tali
it r4.,111,i r the lurg•
st I M. : cl uliiry.
N... 1 itsl C. titi•li•te,
'1 Fart, ltadialor. iw int Ito s d Fe(
.1 do do do
do do a
g a g 1 , 7
.• 11 do do d.,,.
Phis No. 7 is the hilliest and tovet t,u t Furs s.
Imule in t 1, 1 ,. t,nntry, sod Is aduti.: dal trd Ict
'h urrhes and t ther large class tuiltlirgs.
N% e erutioue t.. eel] the apparatus at the ramie price
as 551. , •1J rota slootl, fate ems ago. Although tl.e
iron kiss little:teed their rest 2ft Tor
,el.l 01, ittg t , I.rir 4.1. t, still or ate eialt&,lly
thr aliut Ire lust 01 soles , It, rli: I i.l, H., tutulto
price. 111.,1Q tln t, 21It tr. e. 1\ or
irk &Led hal Oct , Li:. It ult. lak hish us %.Ilb :1 /
Fut., t,l F unlaces this 5,1 FlUit. We ale 1.4.10 i rot
ell tu tus.ls), I Ilein 1, stif . F . l 411 el .1
he ertxti, a ol /01 I.lll.aces, %liken I 16:tt•
taut (lulu in till 04,025,
DIEM
Ai6:'ritt)l.!LlTAN TM; PA:\ t;E.--We
t Ct.ohing Lan', that Is:I, )12t I 41.11
(I I. Nlll4 II N all I 11171
t n.ust pet lent at.d desirul , lo cutting
:t: al 1., r in% I lard.
N F l'A'l INT YENTILATifII. c tor CI a
:ft, in l'i.nrazillitifia fitr LL, n::+ IteL Ire at A
dal,. I [lda Vri.ti'Afti It is ;u 1.1.1.111, tti 1., I r ILO
01.13 I 1. I r f•Nrr uncle lii re it tit g
diuu, Lt iif ,cc. Lt Lid Li r vi t.lllhlii F 1 ttilfl
nip. of all Lira, tie then.. art• a inbitt u.u1.3 infilitticd •
r 1116 N1111111;11, at (jell, d iffr aal ,I atilt rt iII
I it careful t.l) that it Lae tie Elifetaloll PiXEC'N
PATENT REGISTERS AND VENTILATORS.---Cf,
Luc„ the larges.t /top most rotopli to eFS rtmeht sf 11. t
tihd VelLtllotc is tu In tI
l'artivo Who aisle to pul, hose 'lithe' f r peit• to
use or ola leiole, will find it pi rutty to their VtiNatabk:(l
to ex:Miler thrir clerk. 121
.:'L.VII.: ANT) 31:()N MANTLES.—Ive Ig - ae :13
Lund an a tolsivo nesortth mit of t beautiful ma r•
tics, in exaxt Iloitatitn Eg3 ptlan, Spullqi, 681 way uLd
rather rare 'nal t.leF.
- oItEN tutATl:e.—For .11101r:wile and littntrin( us
Coal. 411 ell lit e new pattern fit - the low dui, n
titatii. wade lid tit the Eug!isti Patten's. - mid et.thtty
rew in tliseottutr3•
Sol.E AGENTS Ivr the English ELeauetic l'h nth g
Tile. Carn k irk Chimney Tops and Te: ra ['can Ornan.ents,
roe], i, Garden Vares,
Per.ons stout hirildlng wcadti do well to examir e tur
,took purt hoeing chew bete. Vi , iters, Iyht.t . trr
pnrchaeing or not, are cordially weleomed to cnn• rstet,-
Ske Wit Me, whore we Mlould t e happy to fur
nish any tuft math at leFpectlEg any cd t ur i 4orde that
11 , tq. to .lilld. A (Oh l'at AN arming and N entilatlng
ran e had glatultoml; at cUV rhar, tuber iit.rvd,n4.ll)
or iy F. .1. 11.1111i1:60.N.
Warming and Von Warelmuse,
14G NN aiuut et., ttelow.S.li.th,,
AS. (4; I.IIY
D( I ) , I, :R r
t \
,f l) th Premium e v i , n r
rE
1 , ..; and Elind fiund Ti.npet:s. 1 ii*trut tiuo, to oral le
Ladies and CHI ILA: awn to ILlC:thllte their hulida aitl at.
MEE
100 .. . {lm+, In s.--No. 1. The round of th• head; No.
2. Pr, to foieht ad over the head to the I.OA ; in.
ri,nl NU' to ear over the top; No. 1. Fn.nt tar to tar
round the Ito ebend.
,Toupevs and sealv, Im-hrs.—No. 1. Prom focheml to
lark as far as Vald; No. 11.. Over tbrehend no far ne requir
ed; S. OM' the crown of the head.
1L DULLARD has always ready fir EON n F pl cr did
steel: of Gents' 'Wigs, Toupees, Ladies' Wigs.' half MIFF,
Frizets, Braids, Curls, Ac., beautifully manufneturedand
as cheap as any establishment in the Union.
Pollards MI hanium Eatrartor Lustrous Hair Tonic,
preparcd from liouth American *Was and Roots, the
most successful article ever produced, for prescrviug the
hair from falling out or changing color, restoring and
preserving it in a healthy and luxuriant state. Among
other reasons volly Dollard's hair cutting saloon maim
t n ioa Its immense popularity Is the fact that his , r6inte is
applied to Livery bead of hair cut at his establishment,
consequently It is kept In hotter presert titbit) than um
der any kllcwii application. It I clog thus practically
tact Ca by thousands, offers the greatest guarantee of Its
tiff caey,
Soiel wholesale and retail at his Old Fstallhltnent 177
ch"t nu t street opposite the State 11ouse, 1 Imiltddellpia.
It. Dollard has at least discovered the no plus ultra of
HAIR DYE, and anmuldc,m.s it for Ktle vith perfm4,t Con.
fidenee in its surpassing every thing of the hind tit!e• ib
use. It colors the hair einmer black or brown, (al itay
10 desired) and is used without Injury to the hair
shin ell her by stain or ot hem Ise, ran 14 , wad hid off in
ton minutes after applicat lon, witboorlh•teneting_frt or_
its efficacy.- - Personsvhdting the oily are
* invited to give
him a call. -
Letters addressed to If. POLLAIID, 177 Chestnut A l
Philadelphia, 10111 recolve attention. :tan, 2t
- -
W A'l-4A
splendid P Eto P k i?‘ ) l.
of 1 , i,p 4.11 or 1 .9 i
1 n g iC
i . d e ) -s ° \\ ' ' ed a
indett
Shades and Firelmoard Prints, endbra, : ing all the newest
and most annroVed stylus. The doßigns aro neat and
chaste, and the prices such as cannot tail to 01%e satis•
P;etl dl. Invite eor friends and the poidle penerab
I v t,, m all and examine moor aoe:rrtnumt tenor,f-oreldamming
els , wbere.li.: 4 , O'ftfrN.
•
mardr.:l m Last lkiain C'artirle
pl)itabclpl)la
NINE SIZE:,
du tt.,
tit, dtt
tit, ft r I.; j, k
3lay 31-71n1
El