6
agritultural.
SEEM
Does the Moon Affect Vegetation ?
Very many practical farmers will be
prompt to answer this query in the af
firmative. Pliny saYs that if we would
•ollect grain for the purpose of immedi
ate sale, we should do So at the full 'of
the moon.; because during the moons it -
crease the grain rugtnents remarkably
to magnitude : but if we would collect
the grain to preserve it, weshould chose
the new moon kr the decline of it.. This
maxim may find sonic feeble support in
the fact, that., as a general thin!r, mme
rain falls during the increase of the 111 0011
lian during its decrease, which accounts
:'or
to an , umentation of die grain in bu'd
size of the kernel ; but it assuredly re
quires a robtfia' faith to suppose that the
noon at the distance of 2.4 0,000 mil es f rom
he earth's surface, eanhave any apprecia
ble effect. upon 'he grain,eit her in injrcas
gor diminishing its bulk. Th e same
author also prescribes the period of tic
ill moon for sowing beans, and that of
the new 111(1(111 for sowing lentils.
There. is 8150 an approximation to Pomo
•lling like an established principle obser
vable in the practice of the Agrinomes of
.-..outh America in their treatment of tit,
two classes of plants distinguished by the .
production of fruit on the roots, or on
their branches, but we are unable to in
dicate anything of the kind in European
Aphorisms. 'Vet it is the, opinion or be
lief of all European gardners that if trees
or vegetables are expected to flourish
with vigor, and attain their highest de
gree of excellence, they must be planted,
crafted and pruned during the increase
of the - moon. But this opinion, like
most others relating to supposed lunar in
t-int-ice, is wholly fallacious. The nu
merous experiments recently instituted
for the purpose of demonstrating the,er
roneousness of this belief, have proved
roost irrefragablv that the increase or de
crease of this satellite has and necessarily
ran have, no appreciable effeet upon the
phenomena of vegetable life or develop
ment.—luny of the maxims relating to
supposed lunar influences, are substan
tiated by no sound arguments or physical
reasons: they exist in the form of siin
pie prejudi es, ~yet are acted upon by
those Who the with the same
anwaverin , faith and confidence in their
verity, as thouol they were susceptible
or the clearest ;11111 ta , st p,sit ive proof.—
'flier. , sAreelv a single detail enibniced .
in the wide routine of agricultural enter
prise and effort, into which this super
stitious presumption of lunar power does
not mere or less extensively intertwine
itself. In some respects it is perfectly
Lrmless; in others its effects aro more
momentous, and positively- detrimental to
the pecuniarry interests and well-being
of those by whom it is indulged.—Ger
nl WO 1C Telegraph.
Spare the BIRDS
On many farms we see the boys creep
ing.round the fences with an old musket,
killing e.very little bird they -see. It is
mean.bitsiness to dcstrA Il c lit Lie s o ng _
steps that render the field.-- vocal, and
beautify creation ; besides being suicidal
to the firmer. Ik' killing a bird he nit
Save a spear of corn. or a head of wheat
that the bird would have eaten, but he
has destroyed the great enemy of worms,
that will take hundreds of stalks when
the bird would have taken hut one.—
Were it not for the birds, our fields would
be overrun by worms, and the crops en
tirely destroyed. In planting, put in
each hill, six kernals,
One for the Blau
One for the Crow,
Ore for. the Cutworm,
And• three to grow ;
and the little bird; in gratitude for the
share allowed them, will keep the cut
*OM from getting more than his share.
Treat the birds kindly and' they will
.Niciome almost domesticated—follow the
pro* and pick up every st raygling worm
that is turned up from his; dark (twdii ll , z .
For doing 80, they descrve writ of the
farmer, and no honest man will,. cheat,.
them •ootoft heir part of the crop—much
lr hill them fur trying to get it.
Spare the birds..
te‘ T
e Pennsylvania ;;;tate
tral Society have published . their regu
tions' for the next exhibition at Harris
msg. The days select for the fair are
ucsday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
ty; the 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th days
( September. The I'loughing Mathh
ill take place on - Friday, the 28th, in a
!Id adjacent to the place of exhibition,
onpetition is invited from all parts of
United States.
tqoucation.
1 1 .kYE'rTVILLE FEMALE SEMI-'
Institution will open on the first
),IliftV of March, In a now and commodious bnilding
or.lztot tlw that purpose. under the diroctien and super
intendence of Itcv..l. Kennedy and Samuel Thomson.—
rho location of the Seminary is healthy and retired.—
I I is the design of the Principal that the course of in
st riict ion be th o rough, and the expenses moderate.
The best - female teachers will be employed. Pupils
'Win he arranged In classes according to the direction of
Principal. There will be threw classes—Primary,
Junior and Senior.,
TERMS:—SU ;MIER SESSION.
for beard, %caching, fuel and light, per session
of 4 Months, $4O 00
Tuition in SMllor class per . session, fi 00
Junior•
Primary
tirp , .k. Latin or French.
tl USI.I An Piano and use t,f Instiment, ' lb 00
111 painting and drawing, 5 60
Fur further Inc wmation address
.1, lc EN Niil)lr, Prineipal.
.ianuary 17, 1C0:1.-2111 Payett villa, Franklin Co. Fa
1
1 - 11,NWOOD ACADEMY.
L v _ SHADE OAP. Huntingdon County, Penn:
In: next seSolikll of this well known lmtUntion will
o, 0 the first Wednes , tty In Male. Itei, looted at ilhade
tr., eighteen miha, from the N(ondi tltilon station nn
lc Pen nay Ivan to Railroad, from xtiteli place there Is a
.ily line of ataceg. licin , ...sltuatcal in the country It is
oneveit tram all the rives 1111(1 temptations of town.—
te Imildines aro la . c,fo. airy and commodious, eapable of
comivelatinz some 50 ITrders. Those who cannot
a,, , an,datc,l In the institution can obtain good
Ir,lll in the neighle,choed at. SI lin per week.
Ten of five months payable guar.
in al van, M'ash he: per dos; light and fuel
tra. For further p.O tireless address.
W. H. WOODS; Principal.
no. Priticirils a 1 11”..S will be Eied,on Pa. wail the
of April after is hilt tune Shade
Pa. Nlarch [-Rh.
wI ur E 11.1 LL ACADE)IY, tlree
miles wee t nt Ih u •riehnrr. The ninth Session
hi , popular and ilourhchlng I ustitutien trill corn
on M.inday. the 7111 of May snot, tinder the
,t favorable auspice,. During the pre.ient year such
etnent. and additions have been made as its in
ashy; patronage demanded. TIIC Principal will boas
ted by a full etir.ps of competent and experienced
shows. and special . attention will be paid Le the health
conifiirt of the Students.
'till-ding, Washing and TuitionAn the English Branch
and Vora' Musie. per F.,vision. (5 months) $OO,OO
Instruction in Latin and iireek, each, - 10110
Drench and (lerman - bfai
Tha attention of parents rind guardians is earnestly
•itil to this Institution. Circulars will be furnished
1 any informal ion will be given, on application, either
, sanal or by letter Lu
D. DEN (ANDER. Principal.
Harrisburg, Pa.
Nlar. 14, 1555
)LAINFIELD CLASSICAL ACAD,
near Carlisle. Pa. Tile 1 th Session will emn.
nen nn Tv ri kV, May ist. IS:i5. Number nf Stu
ds liniiteil.and constant elT"rts use•l fir their mural
I intellectual Improvement. Terms. Stls : per
ireitiars with reforenees and full inf.irination furnish
it. K. BURNS.
Principal and l•roprintor,
Plaintielii. Cakinherland en. Prt
pril 1 S-1 g5l",
es „ dd;
E It 0 I A T, 0 I, L 14: G .14; ,
127 11.1I.TIMORE STREFIT, Ma.
la' , tittiti..n p.^'•'' t. superior l'acilitics to youne
tha•iroas of 'htaining a praviical
of St .1 Iy r)nbir , Entry rt.,nk•
pr •ti ipp!io,l of
Ma ; Stvainboa; 11“1 . 0:
i'1,111111,4'111,
I,lliihr L. 1,1.1111., t`,lllll I,u'—up it th a ,111 ,
.‘r 111tIis “t• P.% , 91 Pr .ry Niott.TA,
- tr1t.,1111) , . A; A;.•.
everels, s sre strictly prnstleal, being dedneted
n n•twil business tratiF,tetions, and so eompletely
ildne practice with theory thdt students. on cmnple
of the emir.% aro in el cry respect COlllllotllt to
ilet, 4 , 11 srientitle prlneiples, any set of D u rable Entry
i.e. T d
The stumits brave neves:: a. Commercial Id
proeured expN.ssly c.r their wecomun.d,dinn.
. .
to nth of nine to complete the whele course,
u 8 to )0 weehs.
l'ol . particulars write nn .1 receive a circular by mail.
WONDER, OF THE AGE !-
For the eure of Saltrhenm, Common
Chapped or Crael:ed Ilandc , Mums or ScaldB. Cuts
Wounds. Piles, 'lnflammation or the Ilrenot. bites of
sots. Sore Idle:, Pimples on the, V;11.0., nud Ilreal,lng
and Soros on Children, and all diseases of the
'his iliTit.lllollt trill once the Saltrlasum and Mims, or
I.'l hand , . ~ nict., and -MIA' than any other in... 11•
ssnf the hind bef .re the roahlie.
onl , stant tate iho ii,,vi, 1 eau give hundreds of ,or
ates, but I consider It no us, , ao (any person eon di,
they lute friends, for even It W4`l . tillC! , 111 . -
.01 1 rely solely 1111 010 MMUS Of thellnt.ment for the
di • itat.l.ollllgtt.
. lON 11
. 1 this (lintrtn•.t will keep any
Farm/ 'S. S.ol,.r's, or le littnies hands, let
I, 1,811, ,t)11 t( .11111 ht good wurlc
,a, ;d1 o iulrr. • I'nyru•ed nit l .•Al iv
%To 'ROE TERREL,
,(aug . atidcl...
ld ;do by Iho Cotiittr} Mur
k. Poi, ,-,.tu lwr
ov. Hi, 1 y
E 0 P MfrF. T. 11E All, 1.1F,-
,4cE.IsED.--N,ti, is that Letters or
~ inktrltir,,, on the est:ito of Samuel Dear. Lite
St. l'ennstinro township. Cutaborland comity. d' matt.
e lii`l.ll duly gran t , :.1 by the Register of said county
he subscribers, the Arst, rc,liting in Dickinson and
letter in West POW/SWIM township. All persons
wing themselves Indebted to 5:514 estztte aro requirs
:.‘ tunkii liniitedi4to payment, rind thosolittving chant
_drusent them for sett !cutout to •
May li—.pd
V, OF JOHN SPIZOVT
eha so(l.—Net hereby given that let errs testa.
otary on the Estate of John Sprout, late oftampden
oship. rittu.berlatl emint,y,. deceased. have heel% Is
tho lieVie,tor of enmity to the tekbHoriber,
[ding In the stone township: All - personß knowing
, trmalves indebted to sold estate are required to incite
nediato ',ay ont, and those hat log claims to present
nk fur f•ottloanent to
prIS-ptl TIW3I AS B. 1(11.1, - SON.
) '1 , .; It• ' PA l' P. — Persons wanti fin .
PEI:, Win lied nn e;:iettbive
vr,i'v'f,tr,,NP ,
.0111• `; A veil 4
. IFnL
I).\ f N"-: A T 11( )Sl.ll. (11.12.1; NS.;
I— A lull "I'fly ul lho Alov.‘ eolehratvd Churn. 111 , ‘v
hAnd mi ih, di:romtt ..17(.11. from 4 gallons to 50,
tho br , i p.0110111:I 111 the late Penosyl% Aida
Vair, the p r , r rontioin ; It the yranl, lin Institute
atot !tlarylAnd Mate rah s, and varicn,;
' 0. ilikrl . lll 'thief,. II •ill make %%fire and hotter
ter foot./ a vivo.. atmAint cf create. and in lees time
any churn In the market. For sale wholesale and
AI by
Werobenso ;aid Seed Ste.rn, corner of 7 th
Market, KIS/ AdelPhia. Pee, 0, 1854—tf
_galq4oltit 4t'iraiWo
nit S. B. KIEFFER Office in North
'Hanover street two doors from Weise & Campbell's
store. 011 ice hours, more particularly from 7 to 0 o'clock,
A. M.. and from 5 to 7 o'clock, P. M.
CARD. -DOCTOR S. P. ZEIGLER,
recently from Lancaster city. offers his Profession
al services to the citizens of Carlisle and vicinity in all
as various branches. (Mice and regidnee in the house
formerly occupied as Soner's Hardware Store, North
Hanover Street, where ho can be consulted at all hours
when not professionally engaged. Calls to the country
promptly attended to. Itn_.Chargos moderate.
Carlisle, May In, 1R55-am
FAR. C. E. Il LUM ENT
mampATu IC PHYSICIAN. Opine and residence
on [mother street, one door east of the Herman lie
formed Church. Dr. lilmoonthal respertfolly offers his
professional services to the citizens of Carlisle and vi
cinity.
.triPTersons from a dictance laboring under dironlc
diseases may consult by letter. Office hours, fmni 7 to
9 A. M., and 2 to 4 P. :11. sel,t9;s4ti
-
NlOTlCE.—Notice is hereby given
that I have, thin day, associated with me in the
practice of toy profession. Win. M. Penrose and Thos. M.
Esoirs. Ali business. in future will he attended
tohy the above under"the tine of "Bloom: k PENitosr.."
Feb. 14th 1515. W. M. DIDDLE, At'ty nt Law.
fl ItUAIRICH, Attorney at Law.
• —Office In Beam's now. All business entrust
ed to him will he promptly attended to.
0 00
400
5 00
WILLIAM C. RILEEM, Attorney
at Law. Offlee in Main Street. ('arlisle. Pa.-
41i) •Itusiness entrusted to him will be promptly at
tended to. - Feb, 7. 'till.
N. GREEN, Attorney at law, has
• settled in 'Merit:mlesltnrg, for the prnetb•eof his
protbssion. All kinds of Legal Writing, Collectinns.
(lour( business, Sie., promptly attended to. Olike Opp,
site Dr. Long's Tosidonce. 8111IYEY LNG in all its Me
rent branches promptly attended to,
.
(
1 II
, ,COLP, Attorney at Law, will at
xtend promptly Loan No:locks out rusted to hho.-
111114, , In thy room fiirmorly comploil by Williath Irvine.
11sq., North I lanovor street, Carlisle.
April 20. 1552.
.• • I AV. NI';[DI('IE
17. 7 ; I 1 DENTIST carefully attends to all
"'• - 61 1 oratiollS teeth and adjacent
parts thatl
...t
sefo, or irregularity may reillirn lie will
afro insert Artificial Teeth of every 41,Wription, 11 ,,h ns
Pivot, Single atol Illork teeth. rind tenth with "Conlin
-111,11,, litlIWS," and Will rongtrllct Artificial Palates, Oh
turators, Ilegutating IlieVe, nod ever aim/lance used In
the Dental Art. --(met-Mint room at the' reSidellOO of
Dr. Samuel Illlif , tt. West 1101 street, Carlisle.
GEORGE Z. 1311 E T Z n.
11. S. DENTlST.—llospertlullv
I his professional Fen fires to 111.,
"ea 1111111 k. Artiticml troth inserted, in an
n single tooth, to Sr. en the set, on the latest /1114 most
a proved principles. Smell ns Single, Week, and M'om
t Moons (I um Teeth." 11115...1, sof the Nlmith and lr.
rc;:kt - ales carefully treat••sl. OFTICE at this resole,
of Isis brother, on North Pitt Street. ('arl Isle. Ipm 1u
._..., r ... . k ,.._T1M J. C. LOO-
4 " 1 ' riair„.l." 4 , ',
- ‘,ll • u ill perform
all operations upon the
Tooth that aro required far their preservation. such ns
Scaling, Filing, Plugging. Ac.. or will restore the lass of
them by Inserting Artificial Teeth, from a single tooth
to a full fiat. tL Office trn Pitt street. a few. doors
south of the Railroad lintel. Dr. 1.. Is absent from Car
lisle the last ton days of every mouth.
L'ICRIVENER AND CONVEYAN
CEIL—A. L. SPONSLEIL bioe lit• g ister of Cumber
land. county, will carefully attend P. the transaction of
all such business as may he entrusted to hien, sin h as
the writin g of Deeds, Mortgages Contracts, ke. Ile will
also devote his attention to the procurin g of Land War'.
milts, Pensions, ke. as well as the purchase and sale
of Real Estate. ne g otiations, of e. n Afflict. on
West ni g hf
Street, ormerly oecupied. 1 1 W. M. Ponrest
EF T near the Methodist Churrn.
111 N. it()sii;NsTEEL, iiffive, si g n,
11, •
1'4111,2, unit 0r118111 , 11t411 el'. 1,111 . 1 , I tionitedr
liarpor - s) Row, Dear Ilit lir?. li Oiis Stare. 11.. a.lll
nt tend ta, all the ahoy. (les,riptiotts of paint
lilt!, at ri,asonable 'this. The t arious hinds iyfi s in
latended V,. such mltoo
atty, oak, Ivalnut. '4', In the
hnpnn styles.
- 1 IV. BRAN 1)1 1 , :‘ Manufacturer of
Jr • 'Mineral Water:, French Mead,
Mott led Ale, Purter and Cider,
North I - last - Street, near the Hall !tend Bridge, Carlisle
QTO VES ! STOVES ! ! ST 0 V F.S ..!
Jou); D. GAF/GAS would inform the publie that
he has now on hand at his estahlishinent, on Mein St.,
next door to itlarlon Hall, the largest and mast emu
rlote assortment of COOK. OFFICE .t l'A It
rt, _ Lillt STtIVES to be found in this emu:Cy,
p
- whirls will 1,0 sold at the lowest .riees for
l•
Via , rash or approved credit. Ills stoelt emmlsts of
.
~,..„..ii, tar go assortment Sr new and I s ighly a ,
- _ proced PATENT efl5lKl NO STOVES„ tinlou e l
In the most complete manner, end ealeulated for either
wood or coal, or both. All the old standard patterns
which halo stood the toot of expert:tore, may he found
at trio esMhlishment. Also. a greet variety of the Inect
ani.rtti tat and Itcautifol PARLOR Orflt'll STOVE'S. in
chttlityz n nuint r of new styli,. it..scitsittitt 1 ttry AM.
ri ,, 2015:111011:VA itt yr Ono, 1 t , q t,.1,,,n,,,, i n 50 .,„ . 1.7 8 „,iii,,g
anti IousekCITITS are 'resp , t fully invited to give him a
call berimo purchasing vis. , w here. Stoves delivered to
nny part of the yountry and put up at the shortest. 711)-
tie ,, , 11., continues to do all kinds of TIN AND SIIEET
I ItoN WARE, and Copper Work. and has constantly on
hand or will make to order every artick requited by
I,ou,okocm.rs sir others In this Hue. this stork of Tit,
ithol Copper Ware eatbrarrs every kltid or h ous o,„hi „ 1 „1
k dehen utensil, warrattivd equal to the Leaf. ntanufac
ton ti. 1 1 . ...cots io want. of articles in his lino may ttl
w„,,, Le , ma. of being ttetanoncidattal to Llatir sat Isla. t it ii
IT giving Elm a call. j not I-1 ,;t4
1 ) ILE VAR E F() It WINT I.: It !
,pniii,f )it ANP coomNii s'rovi:s.
The subsrril.er at his old stand on North Ilanoret st.,
Carlisle, the sign of the -Mammoth lied Cotten Pot," do
fres to e3ll the attention of the public to his large me
gertment of STOVES, of the tieweet and must fashlome
s
lilt styles, from the best tminuftetories in the
•ri r . country, and at all prices front ,i 3 to i',lft.
t-.' Among his PA II IA lit Ai. Cii tM It Eli r•TOV us
ili, • are the Mirror Store, the Arctic., Ileverv, Star,
•,:=1 Persian, Union and :Etna Air Tight, together
f....... with other patterns which lie has of all-sizes
. 1 1
for parlors or chambers. and cab:tat:de,' for burning either
'wood or coal. Also, the ,Etna, Globe, Astor, All otit y,
flat-lc p and liandLox lir Poor Man's, with other CuoK.
INti S'etlVE, eetottrislutt the late,t imi.reconents In
Weisel' stares. and intended fur eithe r ~,,,„1 ~,. , „i . _
Also. the Dining 'Room Cooking Stove—ll 111,V and ele
gant article, to which lie Invites 'the partletilar Atten
li,in of families. Ills cool lug stoves range in'pric e from
$lO to 2:i, Irlthilia 'fixtures complete. Also, Niue Plate
toi,•cs or vations'pattxrlis find aurprent price,.
', Also, ENAMELLED AND TINNED WARE for Cook
ing Stoves. Brass Kettle's, Ay., Also, every article lit the
line of Till 311 a Copper Ware. The publie are resp ,i.
fully ill, it(A to 'ran ac he is mottlitent with tile li tqf ,
Ffo. 7 l:'; variety mut Chi'aillic , ) , . of 'het err alto to give en
tire ,:d kfeel ion to icier . purelta,er. , Call and p,".
,!l...‘101:1;1:'.
DAVID REAR.
HUMP BEAR,
A tlnleF
) I< - NIOIIT, Sni•eeFH)r ;,)
Ar 1 iarllov 111,41tt,1 111:11111N11 C. 1111•1. 1.
NVA RI:11011SE No. 14a tivo
t ilk o ve 11 , ruv root.. P1111.1•Irliollia. Ili' 111 , 11, <nu
yhu:tic
Pit I'llll :14 , 00 11101 t 1 ,. in
:": nic
)I;lt Vol cut.v. 11,10 ,
1 ro.;r.tin, Vonot I,kie. List..llagand !temp 'a: pet
llil elolliBvl'anion JLltti nge, Coma tokd cpau ish "Aim,
11001' Stu h• Drtr,z4ets, Hearth 111tzs, Door Mats.T,ll:" . lr
ona Naito Covert , . Tv which lie Divitor thr r•lit`!111 , 1 , of
c'l,l
13UiiIYC 5 tarbs.
stou: t iii-wart.
jAliscellancous,
QTEAM SAW MILL, near
Papertown, Cumberland county.—
HASKE LL & SHY:llOlqt continue to sup.
tr,15131 4 V ply Lumber of all kinds, ut the shortest
notice, and on terins lower than 'can Lc
had elsewhere. All orders directed to E. II keqi ELI., l'it•
renown, Or WTI. D. SLYMOUIt, Jr., Carlisle, IN ill be prompt.
ly attended to.
Feb.
el AS FITTING AND PLUMB
11,0.—The undersigned would inft.rm the
. citFoens of Carlisle Unit be has made arr aige
mentstodollAtiFlTTlNtl and PLUMBING at short ne -
tice, and on reasonable terms. Ile has engaged the ser
vices of II first rate hand front Philadelphia, and has sup
plied himself with an ex Leucite assortment of FIXT
URES, which will enable hint to till all orders promptly.
All work will he warranted. 11 is stock of tlas Fixtures
will be found in the room exactly. opposite his Tinning
ostaldishment on North Hanover street, whorehe invites
a call.
TINNING, SPOUTING, Is also prepared to
furnish, or make to order, every article of TIN WAHE
used by housekeepers and others. Ile will also attend
to SPOUTING, HOUSE-ROOFING, BELL. HANGING,
and
,PLUMBING. , _
Thankful for the patronage with which he hasaheady
been favored, he respectfully f.olkits a continuance of
the same.
Carlisle, June 11, 7,4
FR 0 M CALIFORNIA.-C. NON
-1
j HELLEN respectfully informs the citl7ens of (or
'`'
lisle and , icinity, that he'llas justreturn
-s„..
.„.- INt frOM ( * Ulifort;la, and is prepared toe:co
ndo all hinds of work connected with his
~.,.. live of lousiness. Ile: has altN aye 011 bard
a large assortment of ready-nv , Ifittcs,
tuns. Pi.: tots. Looks, 11 . CYR, Urn Trimmings. he.. all of
w ‘ liich he will sell wholesale or retail. Ile also at t, ads
to - repairing nuns. clod; s lock., Ao; engraves on brass.
copper and iron. lie hopes that by strict attention to
businesv, and a desire to please. he will merit anti receive
pliblin patronage.
Jai , • All kinds of ''Flre Arms trade to order.
Carlisle, April 20, Isfot-ly
QA D DI, F.-- AND TIA ENESS AI AK -
LNG,. The sill scriber con times to carry vu the
above business. in :di its vat-Mils branchrs,in Niirth II:m
-over street, Carlisle. two doors North of Leonard's corner
n hero he intends keeping (.11 baud a Itellrlld 4155 , rtxnet:t
in his line, consisting of all kinds of fashion:Ale SA Lb
DI,I•1S, Bridles. Martingales, Alit tbs.
-.."- - 7 Circinglesand Halters. aloi T . _,. NM , .
''''ln,-,.• q' k il traveling and saddle. zit.., -, ,, -
„_t,, i
~ bags. Ile also man_ Eittj _i_ /4
, '..' . i • 11f4.1.111,.. , tbv 111,4 N.. 5
. •
i , i S tP I I .
e. I ' f r c1 ‘ . ... " , 1 . , 5 , 5 ' tortes r
t N .I I .: I i: 7
f r
i u . s..:l
a l t i i i, ll• this
VIII y.
• some. durable and pleasant. saddle
• will do n ell to call and see them. Ile
011 also manufactures Harness. Ilrhiles,
Collars and 1i hips In all their varie
ties• and confidently believes film the general approl a
tlon of ifs CUSt/ wers, that he makes the neatest and
best gears, In all their variety of bredth. that is made in
the country. lie also makes all kinds of Matrasses to
order, vie: Straw, Husk. Curled Hair and Spring Mai
m:sea. All the above articles will I r trade of the best
material and workmanship. and with the Wine Ft des
patch. WI.I.CSItoI:N.
II ATENT SELF-'HAP,
. VINIC E II FEED CUTTERS, man nuts t..-• d roe
:11.1 1 1:1('11 ,k 5.% {hi I: sT, No. 410 Marltil street. !'llilwiti
Thi• eutter i• superior to any nowThill,, liq, htfellgth
duraldllty. and slmpll.lty of roilstili,tion ; it rut. fakt
or. itll4l is,t ho "ndy seirstatri..ffittg Ilay. Straw and Peril
Stalk Cutter oix.r made. it has lint i ISE STI: Ali; II T
KNIFE. in Hell any 1,01 . 5,111 (3111 grillii 111141 "11 with 4 , 1`. 1. ,
1 , 111. in ..rilioary eitse. 1.4 rmUnd in tun 111,0,1 ne. Thou.
.ands 11:1V1` already been t,ld, and the 114 . 111:11111 is 41811)
1114'1V411411g. 111 111110 rases 1111 ON:1111111fIt11 , 11 is 5 111110ivnt
to ..,.nr knee onr of it. Fup. , rl ,, t Ity. Ni 4 1 11 e, all.o. a t.ll , i't
ti iil would part A, itll it 1 ,4 1' :111V 4 , 1.111 . 1 . , All size. of the
:11,41Ve L•onstantly on baud 111111 . 11 , r sale I.v 7.
.1. I'. - I,YNP.
F.nlo Agent f.q. emnl , erinntl wanty."
lIMI]
11 t 11 A T
ill: AT PiII:SENT
—The. sal scriloa respeet fol
ly Informs the ladies :not
:milkmen of Carlisle 1.1.11
icinity that itoa on
laud at. his Hair Dressiorz
Uhl `'has lug Room on Rest
Afoot. an 41,ga nt ass,,rtin t .t
1,A11.1 111:.1 111 and
ientlemeti f s IVlL:S.rintl can
urnish to order at N jtort,t
ev_.;ry ind to . flair
Wrirk of the Inest„frigility.
Ile also rt:irri lcavt ti, in.
Orin his tilerols 411141 ent(t,
nor(1, that he keeps er•tiFtttn
- — Shetnausagner," au rultiri
,
rahle Wash for the hair, manutiret urea byllituvell.
excellence of this Tonic is testigrat to -hy all of his cus
tollier, 1(1,1( ilt:1 - 1( used it to Le. w,e of the lit(St articles
lin, u u for clerinshir the hair of dandruff. lie 4,lst, man
irfact tires 0 'lair Restorative, known as the . I'or:it:hem
num." for 0, kir new growth M t lin hair on 1, 8 14 heady.
Ample testimony ON if(ti‘ 01 the efficacy of title excellent
licstomttNe. Ore eleall, thin hair
of dandruff and 1(1 . 0V(.1111, it 11,111 1111 t.
rat-11.49min supplies a new roma( to those whn line r
hail the misfortune to lone their hair. 'I he politic is in-
Hod to call. examine :m,l purchase these invaluable
al ticks. as ho is isorfident they will render satisfaelion.
:411 XL,, 11A I it DRESS and cri 10 4
c.\ I to in tin( tir ! (.t. style n. nynat,
at his , 14111«.111S ((ii \Vest Main 11/(21.
Car n , (10. 1 ‘1 141r1;t:Er.:',
iincinraucc.
1 4 1 1R.F.; INSURANCE. -THE ALLEN
AND EAST PENN...A;(IRO Flit IN
DIt A NCE COMPANY of Cumberland county, ineurpe-
Intuit by tin net. of ArenunlAy, is 110 W fully organixotl, and
iu operation under the management of the following
vanilla's:dunces, %it.:
Daniel Maley. AVIIII:tui 11, (I,,rgas t Mlain t .l Co,kll ll ,
Itrenneln4n,cltyi,tlati :Ftatvntan, Jain C. 1.4 u, ;
I RP, Jat:oh 11, C01.41:r, I.t;wiA l lyt,r, lienry
nun 11. 3lpssor, .134:01) Mumma, Josvpil X! ieler,lram,
xan der Ottli.:art.
The rates of lIISUIII.IIOO ;no fIA low and favorahlo as any
( -' ,lO l - Kl7y of the Mini the l'ereuns wishing to
huceme members are invited to make applleatlon to Um
events of the company, mho are xi Wing to tenit upon
them at Wily time. .
mossun, President.
FiNit V 1.041 AN, Vice Preeident.
Mitt'lß JIVER, ..Feerctury.
)11 AI:I, ,COCK LIN, Treaeurer.
AI I'VI,
• (II)TTWIZT, r(II7NTY.--It 11,1,10 x nrtrt in. N. Cum
c. 1141ii'v
: ; J;r. J. Alt!
I 1.1 I,t Grt),:ti,t..Wo4 Pot: Tl,Joroti.l.
171.11
5.:;n71,1 vr.r, Ni.vlrl. ,
i• Sip, rl. L, 1,1-1 to tt; (`, r, 'FLt p-
•
V.9:l\ Cl , l'N'l'V.--.1.1p1 Dillhimrrt
W. .1.1111 Smith.
II I, I
Mentl'ers of the c.c.inpany" Int‘ Sub poli, lea al.ont to ex.
pin, can thom.riitic wed by making appllitution In
any of the ntgetit.A. - .7
- kinds of l'rintint: clone here.
UTw 'I n .( i ) ( 1 10 1 FANC Y j lV114 (1 1' 0 0 11 1/ 1 • 2 S A
1 fine re:
tnent of the Crest quality, for sale tit the hit (Ft et ill
FT let-. at NI to. C: (as. Il l AD'S, No. 111 treth i le« r d
t•tt oel WO{ ,!ell Vire aril Union, weft elite. I hiladell hut
The ass. - rtrnellt mien a Inrec nt d telett att t k
Fine Rntih rs ..lewt•lry River Ware, All nth 15 ene.plotef
with 1. in' >iiri I", In FrIC4 nn.F(ri o, Ledire, get
Fnr.F fir d fancy art Ht.!: al it superior quality. deserving
tho 0' an inntion if those who desire to pro, ore the hest
• - gods at the lowest rash prices.
• !laving a praetiral knowledge of
4 0 ' the IniFiness. and nil availittle fn. in
ties for lnirortirg rind M11.1:11Itut
hz, tl.• erolf Plef:lly pavlolrere
if:g lint I, ca It • lipply tltt HI f.II tilt( I t ic
nt n 11) other 0 , 11,1 littl , Thett iu either ui t he A tij,i lie
All 1. Gots rf I h.u.to ti! 'and Fear] Jcv, city and % r
'Ware Gamtlialttrud G t rdar. wit} In a reveille! le tit( V.
Go- , NI at, hes. jes‘ eh y and tilTer Rare faill,fully t a.
paned: 11,31. F. 1 I:I
1\ a. 254 Fr uth thl Ft. a few dot rs at GI a Ihe VII Ft.: Mar
het. West Side.
‘l,. In lam 444 14114 Nvindow of tl:o F tore. may le nun
tlifomons rird (1(44.1:, 01004 cc ir nip nilo the otfrolration
04, the solontif, Cul 14 nx. 04ept.
111P11(IVE1) PIIOSPIIAT
ItG 1.1N1E...--,Finni City Chr , thiral etr, Union W.e.r.i.o,
made after the roost Impr, vr,l a, ti, le, and t e, p imperki
A ~ht Ai Ito. liti:ure Inalie after the l vEligh a,.
tile. nrd meet ruperic r, riot; touch liner that. Guitt-O,
..(1 folly . o w. Th, att.:Talon of Th.nleYn and Fru werS
iv part i i,la, h called 1,. re for t, tat. A Intl, Vein% inn lid.
ano..in hwye or swill! , ititittltioit for
:MONROE MORRIS
II N 1_ 11-1 2411,1:CY,
22 Fr tit b Who', ilcur a) nvr tlesti ut. ;it I MIA.
Sopt t.. .W.l.
( 1.14 I I_,t7' UN l'A 'I .4. IN vi NTILA
'II\U
I:ICN'A('H.—'I In ,tl,rtilrr "4 . culd rail ti.o
ul tri,tlfiti 1t all tivs r‘quirmi.: tr, ic
1111 {.LrN
I I , AUIPM Ak3IINI, AND k I iIA tIG AI-
'll, it i.titafitn of this fiirrnct is rate ktcut, having
(4'l'll it , trt (litted timing the intt I.ti , )1 V.IF 1111 alltlt
I Lti , 1.111.1 i- I uildittt t•t.d mote thou ti I 1 .litiltv Out itt
i„,,, ; tl,tr t,.;:vth t .r ,sith the lII.L.VLet ii.. irate u 1 tulvi
Cu yr) \l'lll to the I CI t et ithAlre thr.t atiCLM.ti
It sui vl it tit) tier 401 (AUL ILII (Alf'. LI.Lt Up; of
I hill" 111', )t ,et Itre the ft Ih 1111 E. “liiiiifAc t p.
\
Ant-310 littitivg rairfatcs Irit.E Lt i. tei it
tilt e st ill t.t t tly,:H.qate the sit.
St ;il. l t..! UI I ILL.
Al ItAlll.lll—l't thittli• cl.tirtly 11 041
tit, liel le tt• Itit.t. .111 I t, t i t it I Litt , Gull, ti La life.
Li MP-- it IS Ir alkl.iir.kl niii t.. t t 1.) Lit lid
in aha, It it i• Flitted La, uaolar ht it. t t Lho
I (lit t
e tei , tipit.iiiitls of 1. tivkiiTtls of the ri , (ist
s• 1.'1;111 men I, attunt k. ti. tx till, t t tlik , 1,1(
111,1.1. x.ll .•1 al.ou. pn•m.ui,ri- it It (N 11,110) the list
fllllo 1. 3k t r pl. 111.111: 11 111:s
nun, sldnr.. Ne h. 11•Nlilli :11.1 cx. Ow !ink, k;
1, Uri 6 t., V. 1. 111 ti 11.0 t 1,l piolur, Is. 1%1,4 Last' t,trd
:ti.kl L iudit lini. isli , ii nsttia 11 rclk itt .1
I'rt•t .1 , • I.li I'. Ilurl. l'n I. 1 Ai Ist•r, I ILI. ;NI ItA ti, 1 r(F
lA is. 11..1.1,•i. l'n 1.1 arstiit , ,lts , l. 1 at...n.r.1 1;1
illrilll. 11.
ltnt t• It. tr, tltit CIA!. ft /o.t I. tiNt ttw FIZCF Li It
nll I.nt ny :14i1 tlß , lttFelNts o t thtf Fltnt it. it, •
Irani ory flit tlertat.' Cl ft. 110 41 0 I &I. tO
i %AI I I. I I OlOttls t, 0.110 J. SILO. nrm. tr thy Ittrg
-4 •t l ttikting tit I Lc ti entry
. I
! 4,t c~,~
li do do do Et)
do do do 117
'
6 do do do 1: , 3
1 his \r•. '7 is the largest at td erie t.t ',At erfel Poi e we
o .id.. in this ei 001.01, aid is 111:11bil ally acai Ltd ler
t her, I i t and other large elaFs Luildingti.
I%r i.i htihne to tell the apt.aratuaint the FII/T.O pike
as e 11,. ii.tri dui, il, 1'... 3 rare- ago. Altlethirle :Le
preset I hi_ 11 Vrieg• 1.1 111 , 11 11116 it incased their et et2s Ft r
ice( i c II a. 1.., their gnat le eii.lit. still Inc are ehateled ly ,
the peat it el. fife ~ 1 cal. A to lorhieli the article at the.
li v. ciit ti. soil lc pr fro. wit kilvdry akr.e, :derma Nt ar
flick it I ellle - arid to ter ion tracted to furaish es laith all
li'llA of 1 iit i :II l'A 1.11/A 14.11,1,11, 130 that 'a c Ore flew Fre.Fah
eel I. itircisli theta AI ilt-It'HITI` at it retail.. lit e iorciihtce d
Il> iii . tion stall I Ull,l.tes, Ml,ll 1 Vlllil rd. 141. d ear.
ray t thi to 111 all cares.
)1 I 11‘011..1.11 AN ( WIRING I:AM:F.—Vie 1 Lvc
Lite lit , fit 1 . 0n1111,t.' C(.l king haupo that has ytt tttu
h, dund t.. hi,-h tt F r: 11 uay
, h.ll the ut,,t perk t t null tit ninthly tt t 4.0 F 4
l:,intu.ttet 1,, ehhal. .
F'ff lc .IVI - F VENI I 1.21T1.1'.. t hr
Ap . lit... In Vents) leania for the War utarture a I d
11:111. I I \ entilatni, N pith it Rekrit tt. tt tt.e
,1) perieet It ntalatt r ade 1•r lt.f Ilttirg ILO
ht t0..11§11,y thitpunr. Mal L r (! 1:11d
11.0 , t.l kit Ile, A:, Chere Uri: a prat Mat.) 111.11.Zati01111
this N:t11/1.11 , 1t• iCle 1“ Iv 0110 red 11 r $•11,1C... 1/.111.1(1, 1 , 1;1
`II! t. rx Mine that it Itae the.l.u.tt tett
ItEcit , TH:s ANT VI Nlll Alt VS
1110 the larl.r.•-t p St 11101 te .71,f rt ~f lttt
1.01411. a., rind 101. t [inn is h. n ur,d 111, 11,.. d
I ttier N% T% 11 t. plI1.110,f• el u r 1,1111 te
r 111 1, Jai it [...W . 1. t, 11 e
tt,
I , 11:0N W.. I,:tvi• c n
Land an i•xtenk.i‘. , ast..erttnent ;., -
tit,. it. I.Nat t imitatituc4 Eg2 rtian.t.i at d
vtl)..t. rare
“IZAlL.S—Forlinwite 111,1 hitter ILI vs
al. .1 lA, ',ltem I I ti , t, un
t 1... 1 1 ; _lit.11 ;1 • ;:t ;y
I.v‘i II I'
.1k; E:11! 4 Lr the, Fr Obi. l'Er:.v.Ftit 11 rit g
hhil 61 lani:ty T, lm 14. C,,t la Urrztit tett',
suvli vs \
Pee moo, e.tet 1.1114114; tyt 1111.1 0 - ell tc tBfttticet ur
I..rerc, turtiasitT dr , lo.ore. N NJ( s, nit tLer
putt 1111,111 g, o r nt , t, are cordially circ mtd tr our ratrti
td, NVarrro , w.F. had Is litre I , t• 1/1(1 lr hut ily to fie:-
Lisle any 1 11 1i.eotatie.11 veereet. UPI.: try If oft hr t ins t
ouo I.e II sire ti. A 1.44.1., an It'ae 1.14,1 t titele.tit g
t ;tit t r haul I,..rui Litt 11:1) ter stole, either peisettall
4.1. I.y letter. S. A. ilAlt 1:11 , (1N.
Whittling allll Ven Muting art Iwure.
1411 IValutet, ct., lelaw Finth.
My 17-7us~
1(►1.1/Alt1), Prulninin ikrtite in lkir
Ti,vvut. rof Cphd ratrd (h o,lll.tmg
tit :it'd Iltz:s4:4• Maid Tpu Ives. ru,t 1,14 , to et
:11.1i h• xpeaburt: I hvir brads rfU nr•
I.° The r, ul ,1 ( , 4 it e Lied; 'c
FI,III 1011.114 . 4141 uer ILo helot 1.. ILr• tied.: No.
Fr , 111 till' L. 1,11 . liver the tri.; .No. 4. Fr( (fa to ((tt
r( mitt the it rebratt.
Toupees anti FTairs, 1. Farm fun ITN] ID
back n' far 1 , 31‘1: Ni. 2, Over ftivbeutim. tar as lecittir•
No. 3. o,l'r thl• ETOWD of t h e brad.
It. !Ina niwlfys ready fi.r s:de a ri , lerdid
stock Wig,, Toupees, I.lullus' 'Wigs. half V; igv,
Frliots. Curls. &r., I,Tautifully mon tho rt tact! and
as cheap as any C!•tabliSilittent. In 1110
Pnlianis Herbarium ExtraTtcr I,tistrous Hair Trtir,
prepared front I 4 outh Anieriran Ilt.rl a and Vects, the
ItiTt.t successful article Ti er prt tluced ftr proorvict; tpe
hair frclik foiling rut or Thanking TOor, rotojilig and
prrserN lag it in a healthy anti luxuriant state. Among
Ilara's hair cutting salon mate
taim. itr initnenna purtilarity 1,. the hut
;,p1.11,1 to evTry 11,41,1 of hair Tut ut ( taTnt,
TTuNninently It I,luTt In totter - prfscrratlon tLat Ith
der tins-known anClication, , It icing thus in atilt al!) ,
t.':tni by tht.untutls, otleFs the greateht out' tmtve. of its
rill eau.
Bold wholesale and retail at hit Ohl F.Fta,liFlanogt 377
chestt e ut, street opposite the kink Ileute.lidlatlelpleue.
H. Pollard has at least dhce Teteel the , plus telf-te irt
ILA TeY,E, toed tennouuce , s it, t r rah , eill le rfure ce,n
lideuce in its surple4itig et en' thief: t itintl to w in
It e•olors the Lair either liae l k or Irt,Vvr, (as t: cue
he w 11) nod is Cued jthe tit ti,,jury to li;J tclr tr
slits cities I , y ttain taut le,lv;tcbril e tl in
too ueloult , aftor ut'' 4 4 ;
tee en
It , Ort.'2,. ~0 , 1 1114-1.1„,, sit; aer ie.viletl
t,tll.
In V. f t
, 11 * , 1 . 0 1;1 .•.•t
•
1 PUNNETS IND 111.0(0114ES.-
vory of 11 1 , h t t,,t
' 1;
ntol 11. , rootie Pralit .1 , , tin,
All 4 Rl , ll , llll`l'S of varli Isitieli.
Shay: 11;:11.1:: :mil Chops. A Hit'. Int Vito:firs.
'llonotit I. (11) of Whi k h ,i)
40111 Lliiinp ;it the rtt rt. of 11, St iith 1 1 .nr.0l
rt
1,0111. ItT I'A K
CArliii.l.2, A -
pllilalclpljin
NINE FIZIF
l't rtitCe irplcte
lit' ui
ft 1 tith ii(zk
Lad;hl(.r, lM iIL I
MEE
Mi 3
$ 25
85
45
48
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