6
2Arirlittittal.
Agriculture
In the old countries of Europe, where
]abor is cheap and land dear, the object
to augment labor and contract the
• iiace on which it is employed. There can
not be a more rational principle in the
•ode of agriculture, than that every farm
which is in good heart should be kept so
that every one not in good heart should
ne made so, and that what is right as to the
:atilt generally, is so as to every part of
-very farm. Any system, therefore, or
want of systeth, which tendS• to make a
ieh farm prior, or does not tend to make
poor farm rich cannot . be good for the
, waer. The profit where there is any will
balance the loss of intrinsic value
-astained by the land. The neglect of
~:inures is a great error which claims par
• icular notice. It may be traced to the
-ante eau e with ~our excessive crop
ping. In the early stages of our agricul
:are, it was more convenient and more
profitable to bring new land info cultiva
tion than to improve exhausted lands
Nothing is more certain than that contin
qal cropping without manure deprives the
oil of its fertility, it is equally certain,
that fertility may be preserved or restor
d by giving to the earth animal or vega
:able manure equivolent to the matter ta
ken from it: The Chinese it is said smile
tt the idea that land needs rest, because
industrious use is wade of every • fertili
zing particle that can contribute towards
replat,'Thgkwhat has been drawn from it,
:ind this is the more pra,ticable with
them,i as almost the whole of what is
grown on the farm is consumed within
them. That a restoration to the earth of
all that annually grows on it, prevents
its i upoverishinent, this is sufficiently
seen in our forests, where the annual fo
liage of the . trees and plants, replace the
fertility of which they deprived the earth.
The most eligible mode of preserving the
richness, and of enriching the poverty of
a farm is, certainly that of applying to
the soil a sufficiency of animal and vege
table matter in a putrifi d state in order
to procure which, to much care cannot be
observed in saviu,c, , every material furnish
ed by the farm. This resource Was;among
the earliest discoveries of men living by
agriculture, and a proper "se of has been
made a test of good husbandry in all coun
tries, ancient and modern, where its prin
ciples and profits have been studied. It
is most gratifying to witness such a spirit
agricultural excitement in Cumberland
, aunty. What a pleasure it will afford
to every land holder, if by a proper system
f cultivation he finds his produce annu
ally increasing and his expenees
ditninisL
i in proportion, whilst his estate is con
stantly rising in value. In spring he
casts a cheerful regard around him, buoy
ant with hope while his exulting thoughts
naturally ascend to the bestower of all
gifts In summer he gathers in his har
vest Nit'ith gratitude, for the blessings of a
superintending providence. In autumn,
he applies his acquired knowledge to im
prove upon the proceeding year, and- re
joices that' increasing resources, proyiee
for an increasing family. In the %linter
at his fireside, with concious satisfaction
he hears the tempest howl in vain—his
work is collect 2d to defeat the cold, his
farm supplies every necessary, and when
his cattle are well sheltered and well fed
by his provident care.
TILE CUT AND WIRE WORMS.—The
white grub or cut worm has been very de
structive in my corn-field and also the.
wiro worm. Year before last they came
so thick that I could pick a handful from
the furrow in going four rods. So, soon
after planting and before the corn was.up
I put on every hill about a" gill of ashes,
lime and salt, mixed toge:her the compost
was in proportion a bushel of ashes, a peck
of lime, and four quarts of salt. My
corn came up looking lino, and at first
hoeing scarcely a hill was touched by the
grub. They worked a little after, but did
not destroy ten hills to the acre. If any
are likely to be troubled the present sea
qot‘, I would advise them to try this.—
Rural Xell , l'Orker.
ANOTHER RE MEV FOR THE CORN
GRIJ B.—A writer in the Afichigau
: says that to take a round stick, two
incli'es iu diameteilliointed and with it
maize front two to foilr holes about each
For the Ilernl
HAMPDEN S
I 11 of corn, he found to be completely
'cessful in catching the grub. In
;ring about the hills they fall into Dthe
des, froM which they can neither emerge
r penetrate into the ground, but are
.t to perish which they do in twenty
ir hours. By this mode his corn was
:ed from harm, while bin neighbor's
t over the fence, was badly injured.—
such of his own corn, where the
abs were not thus trapped, suffered
tatly.—Germantown Telegrirph.
aucation.
.\.YETT FE 31. k. S le. 31 I
N ARY.—This Institution will open on the first
olay of March, in a now and cumin idiot's building
ted fur that purpose. under the direction anti super
iiidence Kennedy and Saviel Tvinisan.—
, I wall-in of the Seminary Is lwalthy unit retired.—
; the design of the Principal that the course of in
*Alen he thorough, cad the expenses inoilerae:
'he best female teachers will be employed. Pupils
I ion arranged In classes according to the direction of
Principal. There will be three chimes—Primary,
tier and Senior.
TEILMS M ER -SESSION,
Ii sant washing, fuel and light, per session
4 naltithe,
aim in Senior class per session,
du olor
'" Prlindry
ek, Latin or French,
da on Piano and use of Instrument, •
tinting and drawing,
e'er further information address
J. KENNEDY, Principal,
lanunry 17. 1855.-21 n Fayettrillo, Frdnklin en. Pa,
I 1 4 N NV001) ACADEMY.
Sll4Utr. Ii AP, I un tingdon County, Penn.
• next session of this well known Institution will
the first 11'odnoolap It is located at Shade
oititenu nines font the Mount billion station on
Pennsylvania Rat:road, from which place there is a
y Ilse of slams. Being situabol in the country it is
're.) front :all the v irrs and tempt:al •na of t awn.—
• huildin,cs are lac4e, airy loot eoniniodious capable of
u s one JJ boarders. Ise who cannot
toe en meted the institution ran obtain good .
Min; in th • to•i.thlt•irhond at $ L flit per w o ,o;,
session of five inuntlis payable chin r.
art vanov Washing 30 ets per doz ; ii4ht :and fuel
For fort her particulars address.
W. 11, Wt LADS: Principal.
ho PrlnAptlß a•t lresc will be Elqtuti until the
April aftor which tnne Shad , (lap. Huntingdon
l'a. March
NT 11' HALL 7A DE Y, three
miles west of II ircislnur,.i. The ninth Session
trio p 'pular and flourishing llllStittal.lll Will culla
lee on M noday. the 7th id May next, under ilia.
t favorable auspices. Inuring the 'present year such
nroveinents and nral litions have been as its ill-
Ning p itronage demanded. The Principal will be as
rd by a fu'l i"nrps of competent and experienced
hors. and sine dal attention will be paid to tine health
ennif o rt of tine stu,tero,
toardinz, Wishing and Till timi In the En tlish Branch
nail Wm-al ‘1 , 1q1 ,. . per Sessiaii. (5 iiiontdisj
iistructlon In Latin and iiivek, each, - 10 no
French and Ilerinati 5.00
fir. , lit tontl,l of parents and yru nrilians Is earnestly
lied tin this Institution. Cir•ulars will be furnished
' airy lulu-illation will be given. on app i :Minn, either
initial or by letter to
DINLINtII.II{. Principal.
Iltrrishnrg. Pa
11:tr. 14, 15t..0
)LAINFTELD CLASSICAL AC 1)-
Ell V, no tr iiarliste. Pa. The I .4th Settslen will ,mni
we on fli tv. M3l' ISt. N of Stu
ts limitertand constant efforts liset for their moral
intellect mil improvement. Terms. ipifi per scission.
trculars with references anti frill information furnish
by H. K. BURNS,
Prlnelpi,l anti Proprietor,
t mil 18-1R.5.5. thimberlitnil en. Pa
•&f : 1;,;'
, 6/ zaix"
10 MERCIAL C ()Fir ,
N. 127 BA LT1%10111.: STIIPP.T. 11.1LTINIUltli, Mtl.
Institution presents superior faellities to young
i desirous of At:lining n praetleni business eduen•
1.
'he eou:ste of Q . n'i) . 4.111M1'.0. DintiPll , Entry Book
•pin.r, r. pr.trt i. ally Applied to the inditimteotent of
--totile, Bank. \lonuli tonne and SteatiiimAt Boehm
!tislue. i!erintati•hip 3 it Merelottl e Computations
..... tures on Commerei.tl I.4w—upon the sub.
hills of Exelvmge, Promissory Notes, Pontraets.
Inerships, ke.,
rho exercises are strictly pra?tienl, being deducted
anmal loudness transactions, and NO ( . 0111 pletely
thine practice with theory that students, on crimple
i of the course. ar, in every respect competent to
Anet,..ii scientific principles, any set of DouldeEntry
Its. The students have IlteeNS to a Commercial !A
iry procured expressly for their accommodation'.
- rstiril length of time to complete the %hole course.
4 to 10 weeks.
cur particulars write and receive a circular by mall
nprll 11
J I A)ITLY COAT..-500 ions Lyken's
Velloy Coal. broken and Screened, prep/trod eh
Nsly for thmily use, receiving and for toile by
Iv. 17 :nu W. B. MURRAY, Agt.
vVOOLLEN YARN —A lot of very
Suparior Ikary and Ewen i'yoilllen Yarn ;nal
murth hotter than the city yarn, all rnlmirs.
kars CHAS. OM LAW.
EEVE KNIO ITT, (Successor to
tutro..y BcoolNu AND CARPET
IIIEDOCSE No. I t' :loath Su and Street, live doors
e Spruce street,. Philadelphia, where he keeps mil
ady on hand a full assortment of every artielp in his
•. of business. Feathers. Feather Beds, Patent f';.ring
ttresses. Velvet. Tapestry, TA pestry. Brussels, Three
• Ingrain„ Venetian. Ust, Bug and Hemp Carpethus,
Cloth.. eau t , ti Mating's, Coroa and Spanish Matting,
or anti Ftair Brugvuts, !karat Bugs. Door Mak, Table
I, Pilot. Covers. To which he Invites the attention of
;chasers. itoet's4
- ISTA EOF SAM UEI, BLAB, DE
(
hereby given t h at Letters of
ministration on the estate of Samuel Bear, late of
•st Pon timber° te wn eh I p, Cum berl and enmity. deceased.
ve been duly granted by the Register of said county
the subscribers. the first residing In Dickinson and
latter, In West l'ennsbeio township. All persons
.owing themselves Indebted to said estate are require
to make immediate payment. and those having claim
present them for settlement to
May 16—pd
I STATE OF JOlrisi SPROUT, do.
ceased.—Notice Is hereby Oren that letters testa.
+Wary on the Estate or.mhn sprout., late of Hampden
unship. Cumberland county, deceased. hare been lc
^d by the Register of said county to the subscriber,
:Wing in the came township. All persons knowing
.ansel yes Indebted to said estate are required to mahe
onmli.de payment, and those having claims to present
mu for settlement to
prl 8.0 , TIIONIAS B. IIItYFON, A din'r.
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•
f..)A PE It, PAPER.- - ---Persons wanting
1 WAI.I. PA PER, will find tul ox ton,Eire 'dock rnr
lo vowy ennm , at R. 1/1(lE.,
'cnrlll4lo,' April 1. lf,All.
E A PING AND MOWING M
• u CIIINI* 4 .—)IANNY'S Infest patent combined ad.
4.dle.floaper mid Rower, with Wood's Improvement,
Iho (gored ho fanners of Plostern Pennsylvania.
• the Intrvest of JS!.S. on usual terms, viz: $125, Cam'
ro , toiners weldd du well to mud In Mills'
kill ns proooloice will to given to tirgt ordure,
Address. J. NV N EjlltEN N EH. A: CO.,
open 11 2lno. Ilarrliturg, Pa:
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Q - JSB . .?:ll:=3lt A).i,,wif.tri-J,l
=II
NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby given
that I have, thin datY, associated with me In the
practice of my profension. Win. M. Penrose end Thus. M.
Riddle, Engrn. Alt businenn, in future Will be attended
tidy the above under the firm of "litfintE A PErmosr."
Feb. 14th 1855. W. M. 111DDI,E, t'ty et
'1 P. 1101 RICH, Attorney at Law
—Mice In llootonem Row. All laminess entrust
ed to him will be promptly attended to.
viTILLIAm C. I.UIEEM, Attorney
y Law. Mire in Main Street. Carlisle. Pa.--
Aph -Business entrusted to him Wit I be proniptly at
tended to. Feb, 7.'55.
N. GREEN, Attorney at law, has
sAtioi In Mechanicsburg, for the practiccof his
profession. All kinds of I.cgal Writing, Collections,
Court business, &c., promptly attended to. Office oppo
site Dr. Ignig's residence. SUI{VI VINO in all its diffe
rent branches promptly attended to.
CI . B. COLE Attorney at Law, will at
‘_A • tend pg,omptly to all business entrost.al to him.—
°Mee lb the room 1 rmerly nompled by William Irvine,
Ea 1.. North Ilanover Arcot, Carlisle.
April 2,1,1852,
P it. C. E. BLUMENTH
W PH deAL, HO
EII'ATIIIC PHYSICIAN. Office and resince
o limner street. ono door east of the (ierman Re
formed Church. Dr. Blumenthal respectfully ode( s his
professional services to the citizens of Carlisle and 11.
cinity. •
Atif-Persons from a (Balance laboring under chronic
diseases may consult by letter. Oftlce hours. from 7 to
9 A. M., and 2 to 4 P. M. septn,'64tl
$lO 00
8 00
600
4 00
5 00
:15 09
5 00
FIR. S. B. KIEFFEIt Office In North
Ilanover street two doors from AVciso
store. (Mee hours, more particularly from 7 to 0 o'clock,
A. M.. and from 5 to 7 o'clock, P. M.
Alt. (111.'0. W. NM 1)1( 1 1I
DENTIST cal efully :Moult; to all
ma • °pet atium• up on the teeth .111(1 , ljae,
rtrt, that dike:the or hregulal It) may require. Ile agll
nisn Ite•ert Mrt itiel LI tlt .1 VA CI., Ili, I ipti.m, 1-11,
Pivot, Slogli , :ind Modk teeth, nod teeth a itb rontue
,u,llll 11. " :t1 11 A% 'instruct A in] )1 -
turatorc. to e, crc 411.11111 in r I,od in
the Dental rt. at 11112.-rrmlni at the re,itlenk. Rf
Dr Salmi, 1 I.lllett eNt 111,11 rtiret Cal le le.
'*7.--- (1 FORGE Z. 13;,T11 ETZ, 1).
4 . ,: . 1 - I). s., DENT).—res i k,tt-nii )
- I ) ... rr_ tenders his professional sera lees to the
public. Arlit.. nil teeth inserted. fem.a
a shill.- Malt. to ant entire set, MI the latest and most
a proved principles. Snell as :duple. Mock. and "e....-
tinu Its Gum Teeth." Diseases of Line )louth and I,
rettlarities ...irefully treat:..l. OFFICE at the residence
of his broth.... on North .Piit :levet, t'a.. lisle. I Jan lo
.
V, _. Ti E1'`C ,.... W .— .,, ,„ /".., f Vt. J. ('. 1,00-
_ , lritlT-illw" ji , SllS will perform
all operations open the
Teeth that are rrittirad for their preservation, such as
Sealing. Filing, Plugging. fie.. or will restore the less of
them In' Inserting Artflieial Teeth. front a single torth
to a full sett. !ti} - Office on Pitt street. a few doors
s nith of the Itallroad Hotel. Dr. 1,. Is at sent from en...-
lisle the last t. , 111 IIAN s r,f every not th.
FN. ItOS FAST E E 1,, I I misc. Sign,
Fa-,.v nod Ornamental Painter. Ir' in's (formerly
Harper...o flow. 110:11 . II Itllreg Dry 17.01 i, St.,. lle will
attend promptly to all the above descriptions of paint.
Ing. at reasonable prices. The various hinds ~f grahring
attended to. such as mahogany, oak, walnut, fir;. In the
Improved styles.
CI . W. I t_ NDT, Man ufact urer of
• Water,:. FrvnebNentl,
nettled Ale, Pot ter end Fitter,
North I:Asi Street, near the BAH hued 1111 ithze, Hisle
9"toue & tun-warc.
TOV ES ! STOVES !! STO VES !!!-
i„ JOHN D. (1080 AS wotild inform the wild', that
ho hu flow on hand at establishment. i , n
next floor Ilan. the larsyst aitt most ,tin
riote a,ortment of CO.*. OFFICE A PAH-
le" Lou ST)V ES to be found in this Imuidy.
~t 4,,„.?" ' wide)/ will ho sold at the best jll ICI, for
AI
12 ,.., cash or approved credit. 11 is stack 1...m.1 5 t: Or
' 1 hirg., assmtment of new and highly op.
! proved PA TENT GOA ING sTo V ES, Mil-lied
In the must complete !min o r. and calculated fur eithei
wood or Cl4ll, or 111th. All the uhf standard patterns
which have stood the test of experience. may he found
at his estahlishinent. Also. a great variety of the lest
approved and beautiful PARLOR OFFICE .STOVES. in
cluding a number of new styles. possessing very SllllO
Tier advantages over those hereto]; we. ili use. Families
:in d housekeepers are respectfully invited to Lire him it
call before purchasing elsewhere. Stoves delivered to
any part of the country and put up at the shortest no
tice. Ho continues to do all kinds of TIN AND SIIELT
IRON WARR, and Copper Work, and has constantly on
band or will make to order every article required by
housekeepers or others in this line. Ills stock of Tin
and (kipper Ware embraces every kind of household and
kitchen utensil. warranted equal to tho best manufac
tured. Persons In want of articles In his line may al
ways be sure of being accommodated to their satisfaction
by giving him a call. fnovl—lPM
PREPARE FOR WINTER!
.PARL,OIt AND COOKING STOVES.
Tho subscriber at his old stand on North Ilatiover et..
Carlisle. the sign of tho '•Manunoth Red Ode() Pot," de
sires to call the attontion of t h e public to his 'argil, as
s of sTi )v ES, of the newest and most fashiona.
S blo styles, from the best manufactories in the
I ', country. and at all prices from .?..‘:: to $l5.
Ammig his PARLOR & CIIAMDER STOVES
• ,:i., aro the Mirror Stove. the Arctic. Revere, Star.
Persian. Union and „Etna Air Tight, togetliel
with other Fitterns which lie has of all sizes
fix parlors or chambers, and calculated Sro burning either
NI
w.:41 or coal. Also, the :Etna, Globe. Astor. All any.
Flat-top and Bandbox or Poor Mon'a, with other COOK
ING STOVES. comprising the latest improvements In
kitchen stoves, and intended for either wood or coal.—
Also. the liinior Room Coating Flove--a new anti ele
gant article, to which ho invites the particular atten
tion of families. Ills cooking stoves range in prbo from
;;10 to 2:. with the fixtures complete. Also, Nine Plate
Stoves of various pa th)111h Ana afferent nrkeS.
Also, ENAMELLED AND TINNED WARE bar Collii.
log Stoves, Drass Kettles. &e. Also, every article in the
Roe of Tin and Copper Ware. The public arc respect
fully loci ited to call at` - he is confident NI MI
to
large
stock. variety anti cheapness. of being able to gin, en.
tire satis&etion to every purchaser. Call and sae,
Oct. 25, 1854. M. MORRIS.
DAVID DEAR.
PRIMP DEAR,
Addir's
API': N T SELF- , IIiIEPTINING
N'ANKEE FEED CUTTERS, scan.. -..-••d fm
Lint wit A SA RH ENT, No, 410 Marlint Ntreot, l'h Hada
Thf runer Is suomrior to any (low 10 uso, for strength
mid shopli..ity of coastructiou ; it cuts fast
to, and In-tho only, (sl a w nosing Ilay, - Strair and Cori,
Stalk enttor erer made. It has loot ONE STRAIGHT
KNIVE, which any parson eau grind and sot with I‘th.e.
but In. ordinary ease, Is ground In tiro machino. Thou
tarently beau NM, nod the demand is dully
incrnosing. In most rasoo nil oxouninotion is sufficient
to co nvYnce ono of Its superiority, No ono calor 2 I:hint
triolwbuld part with it for any other. All sloe gof Ulu
obovoeonstantly on hood and for raleby
0041
thigincEis tabs.
J. P. INN E,
Solo Agent (Or Cumberland county
,11111 . 9(ellanCOUr
k. s t
. _
QTEAM SAW MILL, neat
Papertown t CitinLerland
llASl(6.l,l.SSh.SMll,Cilronlinnetooup
tl
ittue to
I 'IMO ply Luta her of all hinds, tit the oht•t trot.
notke, and on Lerma tom er than ran I e
had 010(0 here. All ordere dire, tett to E. IL OOOI 1.1.,
peat 000, or tt 0 11. Curl tole, Will Le l, ropt.
ly attended to.
Feb. _-'-ly
* "TING ANI► l'Ll' , lll-1-
: „ . ,..,;.‘,(i l z, B (l. l47 :i l ie undersigned n ould In h. 'o the
' ''t cithiens of In, lisle that he has made arrange
,
silents todoll AS 111"1 . 1Nll and PLUMBING at slit it lil r,
tie°. !Lila Oil FITISOIIabIO terIIIH., lie has 1.111:11r.,1 tial, serf•
Aeon 1,1 a hist Isle hand flolli I•hllntlelpLia. 11.1:1i has sill
plied himself si ith au e, tensis a assortment of FlN'r.
UN ES, a bieb as ill enable him to till all orders pen n 01;4.
All work is ill be Murrnnted. ' Ilia stock 4,1 Gus fiat 1114 s
will IT found in the room exactly opposite his 'I Muhl:
establishment un North Hamner street, is lien he Ins Stes
a call.
SPOUTIMI, is alto prepared t
furnish. or make to eider. every article of 'I ll\ 11 AIRE
used by housekeepers and ethers. Ile o 111 also attend
to SPOUTING, lillUk-Itool. I U, BELL IIAMII SU,
and hl
Thankful fur the Farm nge eith tvhich ha lint niremly
been favored be respectft.lt!, split Its a email. Utlk of
the same.
CarliFlo, ,Tulin 14, 1,4
FH. 0 :11 CATAFOII N A .-( 1 . VON
II El LEN respectfully 1116311 nm the citizens of Cat
lisle and 1. lnity. that ho has just retu, to
tol from California, and It prepai ed torte
.eUto nll kinds of li,r•ls coone, led with his
line of liwine , s. lie has :tin sOn hand
• • NiiP , .' a large ass o rt . ment 4f ruady-made
(suns, Pistols - f;oelis. Keys. Gun Trinuninps, dr., all of
whirl he w ill sell N , 11,1cFale or retail. lie also attends
to repairing Gunn, clocks locks, Ae: yi:laves
ry Hier and iron. lint Lopes that 1. 3 s t th-t at), Tifton to
hosit.o,s, and a d, situ to plei.so he w ill me, it and
pulilie tlollllgl%
.tir • ,alll.indsrf Fire Arms made to
=1
Q1)1.1....N J Ic\V -
Holiday Pie,
, , et.t.s. tte A R CON.
to 2 I.‘ t ,t . tart at
9 3 doors wvt. of t
4 ~11,,tig. Carlisle. Las just 11 ,
7
, .5' ) 7 . - w. eelsell tarp st and Ivo st
elegant assortment it sui
Jot elry es or tottered hi Carlisle.. consistit.v. in pain
of (mold anti Tilt rr 11 :Itches of even Attni4-ty. and at all
priers. ( er tal It. at it tilt spot., s.
silt es sal to forks and duller fishes. Fold and skit t
9teehtelev and go-nth -W..1 poll 111 d 11111. s 11.
v. lit e‘er drsrril4i u. car :tin! tiger rings.
I.least pill-..(.... at all pi it es. Also At, or deo) o . to o d -
skid loorves. tt ith n great int iv of Faust Addles. so -
le, hit 111 prc•,ly r lhr 11. litiayS. Verso, s defitit gto
pin cha• o. ate Ins lied 4 , call at d ex:attire thettsFt•rtutert.
11 are petpat tat to, sell 31 a ery rt•nsonalde prilt . j..„.toial-
Ity of gt.i ds ix arral.ted t.t. I c as f r e . ns st
utom.ts (.'O5 LY S.
st.
A 1 :VIII ON II A 1,1., PA g C N
iv I itorms.—A. K ET hal lutrot en the lagiter
roan rooms lu Marton llnil losir.wn as A. 11.'1111,1's Gal
lery. desdres to into rut Lad its :tool tOttr t lumen of ( nr•
It•ft , that lii' is prepared to , sal e hiker( F 1 ,1.1. 111 ilea , 11
le of the art as it ill 111113 •11,tain tilt.
remit:it tots of this popula, cstadislnuot. t. Ills r ot la s
are lartfe ldractutlt situated no,ol ettaft :tat ly nisb
ed. Ile is pros luleula itli the ne st 1)1. Al erful and perfect
i 1,11,111111111 fur taking 0 , 1 on's and ' wartat is sat i , fra•
lion in all eam.s. A tall supply of irises of el vry int it•l:
of style and sire. plain allot ornamet.tal kept r. itstat.tl
on hand. Ertgrai lags, Pah tinl:s..tat.. accurately et plc
and duplicates taken of orlgit al lit roc-es. 1.11,1.1 hi,
111k1-11 if siek or deo-eased jet, is. nit es. mr.olottate.at ot
satisfart gii en inall cast.. The ittiited tt
rail at the Mario'n Il,ill I a;:itertt'4lll 110111.1, :11111 V 11.1111.1111
11111 Iluinen , ust.) et inserts.
ItTh . Dal . nerrootl, pus It stated in I.ut. I. its 11l cast
liturer Plugs. I'rnril heads. dc.
Carlisle, Jure 14, '34.
7 4
QADDLE ANT) 11A liNl.: S I\IAK
). 3 uNn. Ti., , NW Sec lber lren tint). S to tatty •is the
atom /I i 11 , iloellS. ill all its various tolltllciol, In N. I tio I illll
- Street. Catlirle tw••dis es Nvs tit lot - 1.,..,:‘,,us i I filet
Where Ile intends helloing roll 1:111:d II relll•rl I leoolll•I ill, I I
111 his line, roissisdlng Ist nll binds el foilsimal li• S. A li
-1)1.1:S. thistles. Martingales. (odic,
Cireinvlesasol lialtet,s,:dso Tl, I NI.S.
\::‘:',, ..,, -said traveling, and .14 id 1.. ci ti. ,---,--7-,
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i ' i : 1 \ . 'sql:,"tt'iv',.l,-,,ssi,ii:ii.:,',l:‘l•l-I,lllif,Ci
op cc i l i ‘ u t I: l i r
. some.- chirolde and plenramt ,a• 1411.
• will do well to roll nml see then. 11.
anig° ronisistio tures time yes,. brhiler
Collars and d% hips in all nods lot is
til.g. 111111 cotif dently delleves from the general spprs In
idol' if his ets•d• tilers. flint lie cinches the neatest and
lest gears. In all (heir Inelety of Meath that is , made in
the emir try. lie also nuil•rs toll Islt•ils of Isttriades t•
order, viz: l , trnw. Husk. CUI Jell Ilufr and Fpritstr 'stt
rasses. All the comae ac ticks will it, made of tlis 1 Clot
material acid workmanship. autl with the calm- 0 do:-
pitch. I% M. O$I;Or. N.
LOTHING AT COST—The subscrib
er luta an nsrortment of fishionable and well made
C I \G, which will be sold off at ecst for cash.
The stock consists of Cirth and Cashnutrett Coats. Lin
en and Gingham Oats, Tweed and Jean Coats: Marsoills
Silk and Fntila Vesting: Cassiniers Jean's nod Cord lmu•
taloons. Linen and Cottonade pantaloons, nail all kind s
of Clothing usually (hunt! in a clothing store.
Intending to relinquish this Inasnh of my I miners
great bargains can be had by calling mull at the r heap
store of CHARLES WI Lity.
CAlt PETINO.—.I. felt pieces jubt reed% edfrcm auction
mid selling very Inc.
•Tune '2l, '54. CIIAS. OGILRY.
3neutatur.
FlitE INSURANCE.-TILE ALLEN
AND EAST PENNSBOItO MUTUAL FIIIE IN
strlt A.Neli COMPANY uf('uutlefAuul aunty. incorro.
rated by au act 4 , 1 Assembly, Is lieu. fully urhut.lv.ed, and
In over:atoll Studer the tuanututuet.t of the
commlsloneis. liz:
Unntci Bailey. William 1). (lergas,
Prenueman, (It istlau Stay mull, .Ithn C. Due
lap, Jacob 11. Cooler, Lea Is Ily cc, Lel.an,
min 11. sltuver, Jacob Mumma, Joseph NVickettham,
Alexander Cathcart. .
The rates of illlitlinnen are as low and favorable nn any
Company of the tind in' the State. l'ersous wit.bing to
become members are Invited to make application to the
agents of the company, who are willing to wait upon
them at any time.
BENJ. If. MOSSER, I'rtFident.
HENRY LOGAN, \lee Prer.idesit.
LEWIS JIVER, Eucretary
MICHAEL CGCRLIN, TrenEurcr.
Ant:NTS.
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CUSTILEItIAND COUNTY.—ltudolpb Martin, N. Cum
berland ; C. 11. Herman, Kingst,,wn : henry li.varinv..
I , blremanstown • Chalks I'ol, Carlisle ; Dr. J. Abi.
Cburchtown ; gamut!' Orabam, West Pennsbernueb :
James Me De‘yel. Frantinreli Mede llrifiltb, South Mid
dleton; S/1111110 Coover, Benjamin Hai erst Irk, Mechan
icsburg. : John Fberrlek, Llsburn; Itavid Colour, Fheir..
herd stow n .
YoIRK Bowman. 'Helium; Voter
Aro Franklin: Smith. Esq., Wnsbligton;
S., Picking, Dover; .1. W. Craft. Paradise.
II A 1111 $ 111, 1: , ;.---Illatver L0( 1 / 1 11311.
Member:, of the company having n'tnnt to ex
pire can hams theta renewed I , y razthing application to
any attic agents.
11A111)1VARE.-11Inininlith
Spring. Arrival at !NNE'S nu Ts'orthlinn•
over S,treet, where the public um; being
supplil with every variety *of llguliwure, Pnintollis
rS:::t`~hi tourer CAS!! Cali ill, Wet etill Aqoo/11
Wlttlillt , :t 0W little.
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Ii0(1 eNtemtt e usFortment of these lenutilul 0 to.-
Iles. In nand huitel Ito of I 0100,Fr/wish
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'4ll'll as (carder Voyes.
l'ere•ons ut Luildiug would do well to CM:11i1110 Tr
Pttch Ictlte put rloulrg rlrei, hire. \l:-Ito P, eb tl.cr
purt-1,n2 lug rut t. nre cordially uric( Inet 1., tor (la, I -
rito Viii rtrp, nod whet() ue lht uld 1,1 tu,-
1•1111 any iuf Itonth.n lerre,tlng any t t.e t
1111) Le (mind. A 1(0c tee NVar6.ittil Oil 11i111.61 g
Call I o had grutultt,unly at our e, ritLet lri I,y
t't letter. S. A. MAUI:IF( N,
Warming and Ventllntiug 11)u, ill toe,
146 Wrilt: la Ile,
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May 31—Tin]
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Ladies attl Clentlytnen to 1111.:IMIllu auk laialb NA Itt. ac•
eurney..
Von Wlcs, inches.—No. 1. Tht , rcut:tl r f tl:itel.tl;
2. Ell in fi it.hund over the bend to Mu r.a I, ; No. i.
I•'rom Crii to car o%er No. 4.1 in en Le i.e
al - mt , gl tho
Ti.upies :Ind scalps. Inibes.—No. 1. Fran ft:laced to
back as for fIS I ; No. 2. th cr fi relics don fra on I(
ed; No. 3. Over the crown of the head.
It. IaiLLAIID has always ready for sale a illiet•did
stock of Gents' Ira, Toupees, Ladies' 1t Its. ball 11 ig
Frizots, Welds, Curls. Ac., beautifully inaLufartuitLifil d
as cheap as any establishment Itt the Dui( 0.
Pollards licibaniuni Extrialt r Lustit us Pair Tcrile,
prepared crew South American Ilerl s tir.d lictts, tie
most snecessfiii article ever produced fir preterving tie
hair nom filling out or changing cubit, restoing at d
preser‘ log It a healthy aid lusuilaurstate.. Among
other rear:ons üby Dollaidli hair cutting F11)(11)
tiling Its initnuitfu popularity Is the fact that lila Tot& le
applied to every head of hair cut at his establishment,
consequently It Is kept In letter 'desert ation Montt un
der any.known application. It lying thus piaidfielly
tested by thousands; offers the greatest guarantee 01 its
lci icholesnle and retail at lds Cld IfstaHirl iretd 177
Chestnut street apposite the Stnte 11c WO, 1 bilatlell.lna.
11. Dollard
,has nt least (11..ervered the 7:e Tqw., %th in of
irAnt DY ii, and announces it fcr sale NI lib verfeij 'et p
tidonee In Its stn pnssir4 every thing of the 1 - lod tte w In
UM.. It rollts the ladr either Hark er I r..0 - n, (rs
nny
he desired) nod is used u !Mont injury to the ladt rr
shin either 1.. r stain or uthel wise: fan In n'olted 'til in
ton minket. after unplicath 1,, 11 itll,llt, titlilo to
Its elllcacs.• Persons vli.ltinA the city ale let Ited to h e
litsacall.
Letters addcesed to It POLLA ED, 177 Ci tttt ut tt.,
I Idlndelobla. will rtwei Vs lit 11.0 ion. j:111. '2; -1 v
ONNITTB AN D
)A very large assortment rif the latest Myles '
Jt1. , 7,1151. Ihtnctablo and split scrim, Neapolitan,
Hair, Lace. belhorn told Flormire Braid lAmid4):4
Mlbses and Children't. liloomors.of V:11 loin l.jtid;i,
StraW Braids anti tamps Aid ir,, La }lowers.
Itnunet Ilidnga and Itll,l,nits; ho.. all of ‘,h1.11 I , c•
sold cheap at the store of the stlq•crli er.! 4 ,oth ltynnt er
btreet.
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