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For the ilerald
Prbfits of Farming:
Some. , have; questioned Nether , more
than a bare living can be made by farni
ing. 'The avenues to market bcing'open
ed to the rich lands' of the west, by hail
road
Rail
road and canal the price of produce is
necessarily affected in the old States by
the supply for the foreign market. Nev
ertheless three fourths of our populhtitm
live by Agriculture, nod the industrious
intelligent farmer, who owns a huhdred
acres of land, can nut only suPport his
family comfortably, hut gradually accu
mulate; sufficient to purchase other lands,
where Providence gives health and usual
success. Tu do this however will require
economy, management, and availing him
:-elf of the knowledge and improvements
of recent years. In the periodicals de
voted to this branch, we have occasion)) ,
exhibits of great yells of specimenllarms,
and consequently immense profits.' :but
these if true are isolated cases, and the
results of the labors of one in a thousand.
There is however a very great advance
and change in the grain States, in the
mode of cultivation, and in 'labor saving
machines, which every good farmer will
to a certain extent avail himself of, or be
left to mope in the corner. The differ
ence between the successful farmer and
the o_ne who makes nothing, is not merely
in industry and economy, but in the in
telligence which lays hold of all resources
that can be turned to a profitable account.
If ho is satisfied on trial, that by purchas
ing manure he will get more from -his
land in the average-of a eertiiin nuffitei
of years than the cost and expense/6f the
manure, he will not hesitate to dd:so.—
If better seed can be had than what he
has on hand, and he finds on calculation
that it will enable hint to sell his grain
for more than le difference, he will not
sow his indifferent seed. So with regard
to cattle, and labir saving machines—we' .
cannot stand still in this age of iniiirove
melt but must float on with the tide.—
In the reports we have of the large
yields of certain farms a good deal is at
tributed to the cultivation of root crops
and other matters very much neglected
by our farmers. P. 1). T. More who 'has
a farm near Albany of 185 acres give his
experience some years ago as follows—he
in favor of deep ploughing, not less than,
eight inches, and often deeper—he finds
it best to apply manure as a top dressing,
after the grain is harrowed in, at. the
rate of from twenty to twenty-five loads
spread evenly over the surface.- His best
mode - of improving his land, washy plow-,
ing under clover aided by 250 lbs Ades : .
ter to the ttere., • He makes., from thirty
head of cattle and .six hersesotbont 300
load's of manure, which he likes to have
pretty, well rotted before putting on the-.
land, and the manure heap he:covers",
with earth, to prevent the escape of gas.:
es. Limo he' has applied as a top dress
ing—plaster.he-uses on his clover; guano
he finds' to' dear for common purposes. He
tilled 144 sores in 1851-10 in wheat
35 in .rye; 27 in corn, 32 in buck Wheat,
90 in potatoes, 19 in broom corn, 1 in
sowed corn, 2in melons, and 1 in straW
berries, and asparagus. The reason of so
small it'portion of wheat, was, because of
its, continued failure in that region. His
g,Toss . ree3ipts were $4 852' 51, and expon.
ses $2 4.74 35, leaving net profits $2 678-
16:;', 'Mr. More has more than a thousand
apple-trees, beside peach, pear, -,pluni and i
quince trees, the whoie_noiv covering
acres, which orchards are cultivated be
tween thelrees. . Would it not be the
interest' of of ; some of our farmers' to give
more-attention to Horticulture, and em- •
ploy.one
,hand, exclusively for that pnr
poSe ?' -111 r, More that year sold 363 bun
ches of asparagus for $69, sweet corn
$257, melons 148;• raspberries $3l, pota: .
toes'Sloo : ,'. And „some '•of these extra
things! owing to the season-Wero'a faihire r .'
One of our farmers 'within four Miles of ,
Carlisle told.me,he had a yield year, before
1a5tA.1,69 quarts of Strawberies which I
suppose averaged 17 coati a quart:. .The
best poaches are; selling' f readily,, in',
sterets at thirty-seven and.a half eents''a
pock, while pretty good, ones ,Will only
coMunindpieuty' cents a' pock in the mar. :
ket, ;Common pear-sell. for about 75,CentS
a bUghel when, the Scekel and .3.3artlet'
would command twice that sum and set
,te'seei On: Most, Of the fitrins peach' teds
t!th-little hard .werthless fruit,not wOrthl
peach true of •
I f lre hest fruit co-Is ;Owl ten cents and
occupies 11) more space then dud; which
iff ~r b j`
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WE
.
's good for nothing. The parrot, rutti-ha
bect,and pumpkins as food for cattle
;ill be of great value this year when we
WC no clover hay, and if sold would have
'elded a handsome profit to the cultiva
'r. There are many things which a
irewci observer would make somet4ng
It of, which are
. not dreampt of by the
'eat body of fitriners, and every little
;11s when you come to sum up for the
.ar.
Ousincs9
'IEFF.EIt Office iri Nort
•ce. 01lice hours. 11111 re phrtiCtliarly frutu 7 to 9 olc
Awl froill 7. to 7 o'clock, I'. JNI.
i.A.R,I).__DocTc) Li S. P. ZEI( 'rLEIt
J recently front Lim:aster city, offers his rrtifeNdion
raires to the citizens of Carlisle and vi,intiiin
• various branches. Office and residence the' house
inerly occupied as timer's IlardiN
seen i•t• tel he ca.. be etinsuit..,l undlliours
ueu n,,t pr•Ai•ssi.nally ,u.•.;.,• , ‘:(1. Calls t..• Lite country
attended te. nit .leeate.
Carlisle, May JO. 1`,55-:int
111. C. E. BLIT .\ lEN TIIA L, 110-
MOPATIIIC PI I YSICIAN. and rosid,nre
Letit her street, one tt..oe 1%1 , 1 the ttoreittn It
rood lir. ISrumentlinl ro , peettally °tiers 11
servireN to the eiti , :e.it of l'nrlisle and
from a rlkt:ine, , :aboring under chronic
may consult by letter. Office hour.. from
:'nd to 4 1..11.t
'
(ill 141.—Notir-e is liereli . ) , Lrivoi
tiva l have, this (LI fed NI
•
r n IlrOftr.twirrlt `,l ro. 11. I'ent,se end Thos. 1l
Es;it , . Ali 111t,ii• s. " r • • mm ;In :pg. tat,l)l)(.1
.•c the ahoy,. tinder tit • ttrta I.
11th 1`155. NV. :11. 1:11)D1 1....\;•t\• at Law
1 I'. 11U.\11t •:\.tturney at Law
'III'S All etitrubt
t uiw wit , IR. : prmptly attended to.
ItALTILIA C. It II E \I, A aortic)
T at I. v.v. o'llve In Main :•_ , tro..t,
.•,t trusted to him nil Lr promptly ut
..led to. 1 , 4.1 r, 7.
t N. EN, /Itt, wn ey at law, has
• st•ttlerl in 11.mlioni,,Mir,s, f. , r f
All hind.writiatr.
nit I , tigittes, at... promptly Sttrndwl t,.. 0i11..e .4§po
:o I Pr. le.tig.%; SIT RNA:YIN() in :,11 tts (1111t
lit immieht•s promptly attenilitil to.
•
1 B. COLE Attorney at liftw, will at
J r tend promptly to all business entrust ed him.
n. e In the room formerly occupied by William Irvine
• L., North Hanover street, Carlisle.
April 20, 1859.
D R ,. c. 1,0 () At TS S.Eg;
Himr,ver
ooKt door to Lilo Post
DEE
tivf,lllll lie absent from Carlisle the lust ten days
o:each month. log. 1, 'fit.
•
G EO. W. NEIDICII
Li DENTIST carefully attends to all
"" operations upon the teeth and adjacent
.
trts.thaVdisease or irregularity may reqUire. Ile Will
'so insert Artificial Teeth of every description, such WI
Single and Mock teeth, and teeth with "Cofftin .
e•us Gums," and will 0.11,4111 A Aftificial Palates, 01.-
orators, Regulating Pieces, and every appliancn used In
he Dental Art. —Operating room at 'the residence of
De.' Samuel Elliott, West High street, Carlisle.
EORG- - M, Z. BRETZ, D.
, s., DENTlST.—ltespectfully
~• tendons his professionni coerces ttithe
""• 01 •••• public. Artillefil
to
inserted:lEom
simile tooth, to nn eat Ire se 00 the latest, find .most
3 proved principles, s'4 l . l le, thocls , , , and oCon.
tinnous 011111 Teeth." in:eases the Mouth-and 'Jr
rerminri t les earetur.v t , eated. OFFICE at.the residence
1 his brother, on N'orth Pic:, Street, Carlisle. [ jon 10
QCRIVENEII AND CONVEYAN
CFIt.-.t. late Register of Cumbei
tandscounty, will carefully attend to the transaction o'
all such businer.s ‘.4 may be entrusted to him, such as
the writing a Deeds, Moutmtges contracts, &e. • lie will
Also devote his attendee • o the procuring of Land War
rants, Pent:loos, .'t c. as , well n 4 the purchase and sale
,f Real Estate, ilex.: e, uy.„.ofilee on
%Vest, lligh Street, termerly occupied, i•y W. l'enrost
c;sq. near the Methodist Church.
r N. ROSENSTEEL, House, Sigh;
Fancy and .Ornamental Painter. Irvin 's (formerly
Harper's) Itow,mear Ilitner's Dry Goo& Ftore. He will
Wend promptly to all Elm abovo den!riptlonsof paint
mg, at reasonable prices. The various kinds of graining
'Wooled to, such as mahogany, oak, Ivalnut, In the
improved styles.
N. 13RANDT, Manufacturer of
Mineral NVztterg, French Mead,
Bottled Ale,Porter and Cider,
North Bald - Street, near the lan Road Bridge, Oarlisle
I)AIATIMORE
LIP Flue Factory filled awl Ground Alum ,Salt; con•
stantly on halal and for sale. '
CA,ItIC, OIESB
Flour, Grain, and Lumber Comunhit.ion
Spear's Wharf.
Also, CPIMBNT . and CALCINFD ri,AsTgit. 'Agency
al the N. A. nild Itoseadale Co. •
Baltimore, Jan. 2:?. ? 181,5.•
QAV Yauß ow) \I P'I~AL Cash
J paid for Old) METAL,. such as Copper . ,lirass and
!nal, at Chu Carlisle Foundry and Mat•lline '1
VEACIIERS WANT.El)•—Teaeliers
L' who can teach the Latin and Greek languages, to
•erher with the usual branches of an English &Inca
ion. to take charge of Maio High H'hool of South Wnrd,
cork, Penn'a. Nor further particulars' address
A. B.
York, Porin'a.
July 25,'55.-3t
T EONARD &.E
.VEItETT,
LA• DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,.
Council mire, Town:
Will locate Land Warrants, and enter hind on timo,
loan money on Real Estate security, and pay titxslr
ilOn•residents.
Having n large experience in the selecting and pur
chasing of public land, and acquainted with the most
favorable points for investment in western lows, we
flatter ourselves that wo can locate land warranbeto the
best advantage upon timber, praire, bottom, or upland,
near county seats: adjacent to the line of propM4ed rail
roads; and upon land watered by never failing streams
as the or taste of parties may direct. •
Persona intrnating 'Money or warrants 'to our, care for
loan, will find our terms liberal, we refer to
Ifon. A. 0, lige, Westminster, Carroll Co., TM
Helb )lupp, Strasbu rgh, Shenandoah
Cum n uel Arbogast, Esq., Crab bottom, II ighland CR. Tn.
Ok •
tIPEIt ..:1?IIOSPIIATE.: OF., LIME:,
- • AN TItIPROVED ARTICLE... :• -
I'luisubscriber Informs Dealers and Farmera that ho has
ifruatlY improved tiny quality' of Ids: SUPER PllOB.-:
MATE Ole-,LIME, and. new confidently recommonds
the article inanufactured by hill], ns NePtlllon to any In!
.the atarliet.f.Tthi hn inrifea I Omit: mainline andlry
it. A Ise Af. ElitiVl A N - AND 'lli CAN ti If ANC, 01LS,,
iI.iNDLE, SOAP, At the loive,t market:roteLf..
ANIL L. lanl EILOY, . j
S111 . 1 . 1 . '• , .01 111 Thi W...‘ll.rwit4
No. 0 110 , 1 10 - 'olllll.Whats%
1.1011 lcvo
,ktl July
;',filvlll-0:3 Ar4-5i.:41.30.4
ea:L TRAM SAW .MILL, Ilea
: 7.7 : N 51 4.. .
4 .•., : ,
i v si i i , i i,T;T b i , , ,, ,,, i i i . ,, l p l u ta b i e jt lan d count y: :main ue to s.up
h a ill liitiatill ply Lumber of all kinds. at the sleet..
_.,
notice, and toi terms lower Om eau . o 0
Lad 'elsewhere. All orders directed to E. I 1.. k b K 1.1.1, l'i'-
pertms , i, or W,r. D. scrmouit, .1 r., Carlisle, will be prompt
ly at tended to. '
Fel, 2 2-ly ' . - .
din,l AS F.I'ITING AND 11,U3113-
e INii.—Tho undersigned would inform the
' ell 17.V11S Of I 'arlisle that he has made arrange
inputs to mdIAS Firri NG and PLUMuiINi at :Mum. no
t ire, and 111 , eensenrlde terms. He has engaged the he , -
itl S of r rote hand item Philadelphia, and bas sue
plied Wil.elr with an ex lewd\ e :es.ortmeid of I' NT
UP ES. whieh mill enable him‘ to till all orders praupily.
All set' I, wilt Is. warranted. Ili. sloel; or iias Fistin es
mill he Imind in the Come ..randy opposite Ids Tiauitr::
estaldisinnent uu North Hanover sirett. whet a he 111' . .te ,
a tall. . ,
'11: , ;N1NO, Is ills() prepAtd
fOrubill, Or make to ado.. every ,Irtlrle of N
used by hom•elteeperh nod otbers. lie will also aft errti
to Sl'lllllNti. 1101.7$1.:-flOOP1 BUJ, ILINCI
and PLI'31111N(1.
Thankful for the patronage with Irlyith br Inoalrratly
ivn favored. he re:ipectrully solicits a continuance o;
the same.
Carlisle, June 14, '54
71,1 R.O 3.1 C.ALIFOLINIA.-0. , VON
HUE LEN respectfully informs the eitirpalF of Car
-1 islo nu l I i , •tii ity, that he hati ju~a rnturn
~ j ed f• ion ('atit,rula, and is proparod tdcSo
enln ilI kind:, of m m and nested a ilk
lino of bus.,,esN. Ito Ii (11114(3 S Oil Mind
a large assortment of relilymiatle
Guns, Pistols. Locks, (inn Trimmings, &e., all 01
which he will sell wheleFalii cc retail. Ile also
to repairing limn., eloelis. rooks, ke: engraves on bras
copiem :Ind iron. lie lames that by striet attotition ua
:iaidnoss, and a desire to please. lielvlllnierit and roeci‘e
patromw,
VII hind, of Fire Arms made to order.
Carlisle : April Di, 1854-1 y
QAT/I)LE _IN I) 11.111NU . 'S 31A1c
, 1 Im.i. Thu tac.,4olher motion,. to carry on the
al•••vo linsini•ss. in all its N110.01. 1 / 4 1.1,111V111,. I 11 N 01 ill II:III
til 1.1 . arum, Oil list:. I, 0 d. ,,, r' Nt.l'lll it laantard's nal.,
e m
whore ho intt•nds ke dog on baud a •tenoral asstirtniont
in his lino , ootisi••• lig •ii :01 Lint, id lashioilahlo 5.11.)-
DLES, Itri•ll,, Martingalos, Cirihs.
Ciroioglosaial Halters, also TIIUN KS,
\.....:,... ‘' ''
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to 1% t . lil r and 'add to •
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, \\. ~,:,.,i,i„.'...\,..l„.'„r‘,.:.',..e"vt(i. r l,lllisielgil„ill'„it::tiln.-
. .s••tito, dorablo and pkaSII lit Sallall .
Will ft , ~ • •lt 1 ., . V 111 :Ohl ,•., t ',wit:. Ito
lal. • no•••••la• t los— 11.1. -Ross. It• alit,.
Gollais and ti hips In afr illeil . N arie
, l es an d (..nn rd. ,, ,t ly ' he'll, i'•. 1,11,, the Vetter,' A Nil Oita.'
ti•••• of his oitst••••o•rs. that ho isinkos tl••• neal••••.• and
i•it, Soars., in all lb. Iti variety of brodth, that is made in
tho vonlitry. Ho •11••••• inakes all hinds of lilatrasses to
•••••lor. N ix: Straw. Ilusk, Curled Hair and Spring, Ifni
mows, All Ow above jut kilos will be made of the best
material and workman:drip:and with the utmost den
patch. "i , i ~ Iy.N. osBoRN.
4111„ ( I! cy
I I .
'' - oke 4 r,r--• - , ,,,,,_t --;- . 11A1._ ;re. I .
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n A T'E'N T 514114P-r-4-IAPPENING
-
t YANKEE FEED CUTTERS, manunutoet•d for
ALDRICH & SARGENT, No. 410 Market street, Philada
This cutter is superior to any now In use, for strcwrth
durability, and simpllalty of construction: it ono, fas..
er. and is-the only selfsharpenim; Tilly, straw and - Cititt
Stalk Cutter over made.. It has but ONG STItAIGIIT
EN TEE. which any person can grind and sr:L*ll.ll.or,
but in ordinary rase. is ground In the marhine:Yl-Thol4-.
sandy have already been sold, :Ind the dethinnEisi daily
increasing. In mos,t cases an examination Is, sutlicieut
to convince one of Its superiority. No one after a short
trial would part with it for any other. All sizes of-the
:thole constantly on hand and for sale by
T. P. LYNE,
°ail Solo Agent for Cumberland county.
HERE IS WIIAT
YOU NEED AT PRESENT
—The subscriber respectful
ly Informs the ladles and
gentlemen 'or 'Carlislu and
vicinity that be has ItEtw Ent
hood at. his, Hair Dressing
and
,tiloling Room on West
street. an elogr uit assorttnet
Of LADIES BRAIDS and
Gentheneu'it !)'ICS, and can
,furnish to oilier at, §hortest,
notice every -kind of Hair
Work of the best qualify.
He also begs leave to hr
.rut his friends and costa
_niers Hutt he keeps constan
,
ly oh hand supply of toe "tithentansagner," au tidied
able Wash for the hair, niatittfict.urcd by ltinisplf. The
txcellonce of this Tonic is testiged to by all Of his eno.,
ammo who have used it to he one of the btfkt.artlelei
known fur cleansing the hair of dandruff.- Re alsotnan
uthetures n Itestorative,'known as the "Corashee
num." fir giving new growth to the hair on hold' heads.
.11111)10 testimony exists of the efficacy of this excellent
liestoratii•c. While time Sheznansagner clears the, hair
of dandruff null prevents It from coming out, tin' Co
ca.ifeen 11 m soppllys anew growth 'to those who have
had the Jpi,f, , nt poe to lose their hair. The public in
,vired to roll, examine and purchase these Invaluable
a Wiles, its he Is' yonfiden t they will render satisfaction.
SHAVING,' ir.trit m asstml. anti 'CUTTING, and
M.kIIPOONING attended to In the best styli' so usual.
at 1114 old rooms on West Main Streit. near 3larlon !fall,
Carliste, Dec. 27, ISli.t. ' , W.711. BURGESS
i•MMMANtc. C A RDNER
rItETIIE ALLEN
AND EAST C U
MUTUAL FMB IN
:iItIiANCE COMPANY of Cuinberiand county, incorpo
rated by en act of Assembly, is now fully.orgatdred;and
in operation under the -rnahaarment o thoa follewhig
commissioners, viz: '
Daniel Bailey, Willinrri R a 6 rgas, 4.t4th:Celt6ekitth
Moicheir Brenneman, Christian Stayman','JolitO: Dun
lap, Jarob Coover, Lewis flyer, lfenry J.ogan, Benja
min H. - M n sser, Jacob S Sluinea, Josepli .IVickershaul,
Alexander Catheart. , • ' , .
,The rates of insurance are as low and favorable as ,
any
Compaujr of the kind .in the. State. Persons wishing to
lairoamtnembers are invited to mike - application to the
agents of the company, who are - wllllug to wait upon
them at eflay time.
IIENJ. It. MUSSER, Presideat
ItENRYLOGAN, Vice President.
• , Luivis , llYEß, Bearetary.
MICEIAEL` C6CKLIN, Treasurer:.
AGENTS. - ;,.,;4
CIiIiTBERLAND COUNTY.—liticlolnh Martin, N:Yhun.,
borland; C. B. Barnm, Ringatown• Henry Zearing,
.Shiremanatown Charles 8011, Car f Br. a. , Mil,
ChurolitoWn ; 'Graham"; 'West PouusborotiOli
j a.mc s lie Puycol, Froultforil; Mo(.10 Griffith, South
illotout Samuel Coower, lOnkituln liaverstkk,• IlledutnJ
lestror4 ; John Sharriek, Lishtirn; David Caovar,
hordslown. ••• •,„ • d I
.COUNTY.—.Tohn., Diflshiirg,;l"o4r
IVolfyril l
„S r . Pick iYi4
st 4
t hp I:4 11 . 1 ' 011g . 110,1111s,41 , ;) v.t
pirp p,iirw 01 by 411.1N.q.10ti t
Ity
,v.zir- Job Priitting promptly exequied
. , ,
, .
Thsct`llc itc~iu ,
MONROE MORRIS
masa,
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Jupuraucc.
NM=
X101111:8, JEWELRY, S:114V.E11•
WA ILL and FAA CV CloobB.--A tied Illif?.01t.
wrutt the lincet quality, fur miu at the lueen6 cash
pricc::. tit. SI ill. C: ELTON ft s out h s e „ a i d
about tcl :teen Pine anti Union nod. Ode. Philadelphia
The it,sortinieit einbrares large and He lect etnelf
Nile RaNitre. clue elry cr 55 ate U11114111:144
With iilll::•liVer‘ II) i - 1 01 1(416,10ritS, Ladles, ke.--JeL gentle,
Mitts :Lint 1:1111 . ;:1 . 1 a euperier quality, deserting,
the exantination of (twee who ttchite Lu procure the Lest
goods tit the low cet caen . pek e ,.
ill C IO , Dating' a practical knowledge 01
the I,ueiuees,aud all available laeili;
los for Iniporiing anti Nlitoulittant.
hog, the: ,, L1,1: 4 ,11.e1 . (I.JI Li) I it ot- purchasers ; ho
lieviog that he van supply them Lai tends as lai(Jrablo
as ;toy other eslabilshtneht w either of t.ho Atlantic
Ali hinds ul Dialimmli: ;111,1 Pearl Jet+ elry and Silver
1114 man 11101111. d tli Order. eithiu a ilia:Amiable time.
ell%) 111141 AlNer )Viarii faithfully iat,
3,111,1: 11 1:1111N 11E!.
Nit—.s.l South 241 St. a lest, doers ahutu the :hi :St..ll:tr
het. 11 t•Nt Akio.
%; o,ln the south 4t:lintow Of the Store, ntay be seen
Ow !humps Ith•d Chtek, which coinuintitts t lw admiration
ot die scientific aim curious. tt..ef 01. 2S. 's4—.lyr.
4,11).1 I.N 'S Ell
-A fall supply of Llie abeto celebrated Churn, now
t,i, nand et all the ilitlerent si4CS, teolll 4 gallant; tit 50.
It let:civet' the hest premium at the late l'ennayliallitt
Siete lair, the last pi emitter ai the Franklin Institute
and Deitln'are and 31arylaffil State laira t and ramous
1111114 S at Itttteren t ',laces. It e 111141:11111(1,retier
hotter from a given aIIIOIIII t el cream, and in leas time
than any eitUlli i4t the that het. Inr aale eholemle and
retail A LI. 101:1:.1S k CU.,
al al IVarell. , ata• corner or 7th
111 tt Market, IT Dec. 1.),1654-1.1
II,)EEVE L. KNIGIIT, (Successor to
Hartley Ir. Knight.) BEDDINti AN I) CARPET
M.: No. 140 south ;Seetani 'street. live doors.
itla.)e :Trio t. street, Plilladdlohin. N$ here lie keeps ef.ll
- on hand a lull assortment. of every artiele in his
Bile 02 business. Feathers, Feather Beds. Patent, s:,.,ring
11atti esseN. Mpestr . y, lapeedry , 'three
VI), Ingrain, liag /Usti 11 , •Inp l al petlngs,
0/1 (10111,, Canton .M:4l ti nus, Atatddngs
k ban. and 61;iir Druggets, Hearth Isllgs,D.ol - .)1atr.,..1,11.1u
and Piano CON ors. 10 !l Lich he in‘ nes the attention td
purchases s. 40e.t...4
1)01.4.1JAII I), _Premium Artiste in Bair
Inventor of the Celebrated Gossamer Ventilating
q: uud blastie Band Toupees. Instructions to enable
hanks and hentlenien to measure their heads 1, ith at.
curavy.
Fo Wu,s, inches.—No. 1. The round of the head; No.
Y. t rom torehead over the head to the neck;
t rota ear to ear over the top; NO. 4. From car to ear
round the httehead.
Total - loos and ins L Faun forehead to
1.ac6..u. , Jar 111,1; No. I:. 1.11"1•1 . 11 a ‘ , 11,111 a, far as requir
1,1; ;:sitar the roon td 111,. hoad. •
It. DULi..lltia has ale ays ready for side n splendid
stuck of igs, Toupees, Ladies' 11 igs. hall 11
1 rihuts, Drank, Curls, ,Le., beautitult) man Whet axed aud
as cheap as :my establishment in the Cii on. -
Dolhirds lierbanium Extractor Lustrous liair Tonic,
prepared front South American Herbs and Roots, the
most successful article ever (cud used for ',reselling tite
hair scum falling out or changing color. restoring and
preserving it in a healthy and luxuriant state. Among
other reasons why Dullard's hair cutting saloon main
tains its immense popularity is the Met that his Tunic is
applied to every head of hair cut. at his establishment,
consequently it is kept inbutter preservation than un
der any known application. it being thus practically
tested by thousands, oilers the greatest guarantee of its
Weary.
Sold wholesale and IM:Al/it:Ws Old Establishment 177
Chestnut street opposite the State House, l'hiladelpins.
It. Dollard has at, least discovered the ne plus ulcrit of
ILAID. I)YE, and announces It fur sale with perfect •con
fidence in its surpassing every thing of the kind new in
use. It colors the hair either black or.broWn, (as may
be desired) and Is used without injury to the hair or
skin either by stain or otherwise, can be washed oil in
ten minutes after application, a Ithout detracting Prow
its efficacy. Persons vi.siting the city are invitett to give
him a call.
•
Letters adtlressiul to R. DOLLARD, 1 i Chestnut Ili. ,
Philadelphia, will receive attention. Jan. 25-ly
14 EATHER ?.• LEATHER !
nun, ilE.\l)ltY d: CO.
Au. •29, .North Third :Area,
MOROCCO Clirriers and 'import
erg of I.ItENCII CALF and lit:alert: in laud and
Oak Sole Leatlivr and hip.
"[AY AN 1) STRAW CUTTERS,
CORN SUELLIRIS.—A large assortment of stn
proved Ilay, Straw and Fodder VuttcrA • now on hand.—
Also, double nod single corn shelters tir either band or
horse power. of the eery latest manufacture,' including
the premium andler at the late PennsylvtudaState Fah.
For sale by PASCES ALL iNIORRIS C^.
AgricultuOal Warehansolind Seed Store d corner of
nd Market ; Philadelphia. ' • •, llce. 6, 1854—tt
.pIIILA. Surgeons' Bandage
itNsriruni ItE3IOVED to No. 4,'lltli
4113" street, -- Allith' itilrO Aiscro Market. B. C.
EVERETT'S gatent 0 raduAting Pressure TRUSS, forth°
cure of Rupture; Shoulder, Ilraces, Supporters, EktAtig
Stockings, Susrenrary, Ilemorrlioidal, And Ituniiag'eS fo
,
deformities. ' Jtini: 11.-Iy.
~ . .
.LTOW.LVIID ASSOCIATION
PIILIADELMITA. •
LAIN/HP.I NT AN NOUNCEM ENT
To all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases, sat
SEMINAL.W EAR N ESS; • LAI POTENCE, :4101SOititnl.
uLEET, 4ke t •
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Philadelphia,, in
view of the awful destruction of hinnan lira and befilti
caused by' Seitual diseases, and the'deceptions which at.
practised upon the unfortunate victims of such disease:
by Quacks, have directed their consulting Surgeon, as a
CIIA It ITABLE ACT • worthy of their. came, to give
M EDICA ADVICIt GRATIS, to all persona thus af
flicted, (Male or letnale,) who apply by lAter,(post-pitid z )
with a deseriptinu of their condition, (age, occupation,
habits of 1111,, Ac.,) and In extra:no pine ty'and suffering
FURNISII MEDICINES FREE OF CIIAIBUE.
The I toward Association is a•bone• Went Institution,
estblish:Ai by special endow:no:4,F r the relief of the
sick and distressed, aillieted. with — .Virulent
den& diseases," and Its funds can 1 0 used for no other •
purpose. It hue now a surplus of .111,1 us,' which the
Dircetors have voted to advertise tl e above notice. It
is needless to add that the Assecittloa commands the
highest Medical skill of the age.
Address, (post-paid,) Dr. GEO. R. CALTIODN,, Consult-
In; Surgeon, Howard Associnlion,BLßAdelphla, Pa.
By order of the Directors,. :
EZRA. I). ILEA ItTWELL 4 President.
:Till U. iIEO. FABECHILD, Secretary.
1 jr
ltIlNC:
fiIIIUSShS. C Ie rni
a9 ltuptnre,uceqsfill) treatedandomfortinsur
y use iff the elegant French Trusses, imported by the
subscriber, and made to order expressly, fur his sales,,
All suffering with Rupture will to gratified to learn
that the occasion now °lterate pfocuro a Trtise combin
ing extreme lightness, with ease, durability and correct
construction, in lieu of the, cumbrous and uncouißwta.
hie article usually sold.' 'AueXtensit eat:6o4olOn always
on hand, adapted to every variety of Rupture 1 adults
and children, and for sale at a range orprlcc to suit all.
Cost of Single Trusses, $2,13, $4 and $5; •Dotibtoi' $4,
$5, $5,48 and $lO. .
Pomona at a distance can.have a Truss sent to any ad
dress by remitting the amount, sending inatuntreareund
the hips, and stating side affected. -,
;.
, For Sale Wholesale and Retail by the imPortei. '.„
CAL +ll 11. 111 ,. .Eur,0,' .
' : 'S. W. eor. of Twelftli'tt RAN Bts.,'FbilatielPhia:
Depot for Dr,"Battning's Improved 1 . '14°4 1 10y, Iliaeo;
Chest Expanders and' fifector'Bracesi';ratent ShOulder •
Braces; Suspensory Bandages; 'Spiral' hurt' and Sup.;
'ports..{.allies' Rooms, with cfanpetentl " atly attendants.
-'• ,' . 4 , ' , '' • . 'sprint: :
dapt6 A GRICULTURAL IMPLEAIE'NTS.i
,PENNOCK'A ,c'ELEPßAT.o);wpm.vethiquqH
1 also, for , sowlrig, cords 11114
guana, limuser'S rtirtablp 31111-613 Y) ost
in OrtllldayN - •
rloisO l'enVinfS atfd Whrestior'k..l,lmoantl Guano •
Frirtuitlues, .I?4inlers SANT and ; Foddor
y,ittit' , Gialit'eo`ra and' t'ob t
1111pli111,0 tit . 141 I h I
.t.l* tier or gahhii‘t,
anti itvtail 1,3 4, • t
P %SCUM 1.„ 1();:lITS CO.,
Avr1(.1111‘11 1V,;(..1ti,11, lot (tor 7(11
;Ind -1131.10:t 1 1 1111,1,14.11 , 1.1 a. 101y':;,
".Y~' , µY,u?Cy^~.'e ~.,i. - ..r..::2 rTG'lk , Y'2Bn7 ~^,.:~:i~a.r,. •~,t:
~ _.. nq': 7t;~.5:"~ . S . v.R,^ YT.t: . Y 3„ 4~FeTl'~"`.;£l~J'iA:::"4.~ ~tr^_—
lIIIMINI
.1?4,t,q0c431)i4...: :: :
t y.V.bprqtj9ll,. :;l
wHITE:i-EALT,•,ACADEMY;thiee , ,
wiles west oil .. Harrisburg. Tile ., ninth
of this popular and flourishing Institution ivill emu
memo on Monday, tlio,7th- of May next, under the
most ilivorable auspices. During the present year such
luiprovementsmnd additions have been umile,as Its hi-,
creasing patronage demanded. 'I he,Prineipai will be'as
sisted by a full corps of competent and experienced'
teachers, and special attention will be paid to the health
and conifial of the Students. , * •
. •
Boarding,
es, :Ind 3lusle, per Session, (5 inontlis) $60,00
Instruction in Latin and Urtik, each,..looo'
,•,
French and German , - ' 5.00
.
The attention of parents 411 d guardi r
ni1;1 Is earnestly
invited to this Institution: , Circulars will be furnished
51111 . 1111y r information will be, given, on applientiou : either
personal or by letter to . , . • , ",,,,:
D. DEZ4.T.:OEIt, Pritieifia.V, ,;-'. ',.
•
• . Ilarilshtar , 1).4„:0,':'
Mnr 7 14,18
I)LAINFIELD CLASBJCAL--
E3l Y, near Cailislo. Pa. The Lith SesNlenlvilleum=,
1110000 011 TUESOAX, May let, 1855. Number. of Stu-'
dente limitedsud cOnstant efforts ,used fur their moral
and intellectual improvement.. ' feriae, i 165 per session..
eirculiirs with references and full Information furnish.
ed, by It. K: BURNS,'
Principal and Proprietor,
Plainfield—Cumberind co. Pa.
April IS-1555
o &pv 4
'1 0 3131ERC1AL' COLLEGE,
No. 127 BALTIMORE IiTREET, BALTIMORE, Md.
lostifution presents superic.r facilities to .young
men desirous of obtaining a practical business educe
tiuti.
'llte course of study embraces Double Entry Book-
licephig, as 'practically applied to .the management of,
31ercatithalatni., Mauutacturing nod bteaminut
l'elllllllllShip antb Mercantile Cuommatfetts :
—landhar !matures on COIIIIIIOI jai —upc•ii the sub
ject of Bilk of Exchange, Prouth,ory Nolen, Ccutracts,
l'artherships, tic., Ac.
Ibe exercises arm strictly. .practical, being deducted'
from a. tout lillSlll42F fransactians, and so CI mpletely
combine practice u fth theory that students, on rr mph!,
tion the course, are in every respect competent to
conduct, orescielttlile principles, any set of Double Entry
hooks. lite students have access to a Commercial
Lt
brury procured expressly for their accommcdaiion.
Usual M 23011 of time to complete the whole course,
from $ to 10 weeks.
For particulars Ai rite and receive a circular by mall
thug ',51-ore
11 -1 11ESI1 DUGS, AtElliell\ .LHS, &C.
,tc.-1 have just received hunt Philadelphia and.
i Cl 4: )ark very °ltem:lye additions to lay
former stock,embrating ucail) CI cry artleiti.
of 'Vledicizio now use, together Ivithi Jr •
• l'aiuts,olls, Varnishes, lurpeu .Perlu.;,
mi • mery, boups, litatiouary;Fine
lug Taclile,Bruslica 01 almost every descriii
lo., ...kit an endless larlety of other articles, mhich .I. •
am determined to sell the mix LOWEbT prices.
All Physicians, Cvuutry 31erchurits, Pcdmis and oth,
ers, are respectfully requested Out to piss the OLD
ST.XND, at, they nifty rest assured that every article will
be sold of a goodquality, and upon rpastaitil,le tertaW.7 -
1:14.1V.11,
Main street, ezirllsle
May 3O
IR - UG B'l' DRUGS 1 DRUGS'! -Fre s h
SUPPLY l. 1 liaTe just received afresh stuck of
Medicines, taints, Wass, Oil, hick, having
•-e... 48 beau purchased uith. great care at the best city
' houses, .1 eauctintideutiy recommend. to Families,
Physicians, country .Merchants and Dealeis, as be.
lug fresh and pure.
JJKLtiff-.—Puteut 31eilkines Fine Chemicals, Instru
' mints. pure Essential ()Bs, and ENtiatts, Spices,
ground cud whole,,,Essenees, Perfumery, A:e.
,Cott Liver tal—u rra u ted genuine. •
I, • LYL-STC} Nitidders, Sumac, Alum, Lit
_and Cam 1)001180111 itriel, Copperas, Ice liyo,
PAINTS—A% etherill h brother's Pure Lead, Chrome
Green and Yellow, taint and, Varnish Brushes, Jersey
induw Glass Linseed Gil, Turpentine, Copul and coach
Varnish, and ;led la-ad. All of which will be sold at the
very lowest market price.
Also, a [rests and splendid assortment of FANCY
GOODS, Fruits, Confectionary, and Innumerable other
articles calculated fur use and taltalnent, all of which
are tittered at the lowest cdiii pikes, at the chiral) Dritg;
Book and Fancy Store of the subscriber on North Igla•
over street. S. V' 11AVE1tST.ICK,
I:IItUG'S AND CONFECTIONARY.
JF
the undersigned has just returned. hum
wiim a fresh supply of 1/ItilillsautiCONFECTlONAltY.—:'-
The former in connection 'with his stock MI hand will
Make his assortment tili/ruga, lileilleines and Chemicals
complete. Ilisassortmeut. of CIiNFLUTIUNAItIi is alstk
line; consisting of pure sugar white. and transparent
Candy Toys; Candy, common, assorted, anti line bandies
01 every variety; also ieriiits, ,Nuts, and every thing
belonging to that department of trade. lle would .call
speeiai attention•lu his supply'. of FANCY :iIITICLES
fvr the liolidays, and general use, among winch raybs
finind the good, the tasteful, and the useful. Allqite
invited to call whether they wish to pusciii.se or
• , •
A. J. lilEll.llli.
Curlh le, Arc,r ,54
41.1ecticittcs,
TAMES AI'OLINTOOK, M.. 1) —Late
ti Professor of Anatomy and Surgery In the Philidely
pplx Cullegi of Medicine, and Acting Profussor of Mid:
w I fery ; ono of tiro Consulting Physicians of the Philr'
adelplaia Hospital, ; late member of the Na•
•tlonal Medico! Association .• member , of the
phis Medical Socloty pineniber of the Aledioo-Chirurgf
cal College of l'hiladelphia; formerly Prosidout and
Professor otAnatouly and Surgery in Onstleton Media
. cal College, Vermont; and alto, late I'rofossor of An;
atomy and l'hysiology in.ilerkshiro Medical Institu.
Hon, Pittsfield, Mass., &c., kc., • •
Has latelpinfroduced In a popular form, several.ofhlit
write prescriptions Mr- the , principardiscases of this
climate, .Tim name of each article, will Imply the,4lls
eaSe for which it Is Intended td be used.
DR. MCCLINTOCK'S PECTOKAL'SYRLIT, $l.
D.K.MCCLINTUCK..BCOLt) AND COL'OIIOII.XTVRE7LFoiCoIthi;
Coughs, &c.,'l'ricii:2s cts:
• 1/a. CoVall BEM::
nit, - : Price GU cts. -
Da. l'lceuX'reCa'S'Toina'Attsuivertva trims—For Pti
rifylug the VOW.' Price $l. ' ' • '
Dn. MLVLaziToct'ti' liytp3p:llC Ellxir 7 -FBr giving tune
to the Stein:tell; rellerlng•palns'after . eating, 'heartburn;
and iillAdlsagreoahltraymPtomattelsltig Mini Indigestion.
, rd,cLlZlTOcefi urely Y -
setab.lo,l43lW,.dy for Internal ; Use; , PT; GO eta.
Da. Mothireroca'a ItfusnXstio FaXial • t—For IthefinUP
Ham, SWeillugs, &c. Prlce GO eta. - •
Da. MCCLINTOCK'S ANODTNS MlxTvu.s..-IFor Pettus, Tootri•
ache, Headache, Neuralgia, &c. Price GO
Dit:AlcCitittoeit's Arita; asp Attila SsitelElO;--A ( *hap
cure for all Intermitteuts: Prlco $l. ..‘ •
Da. Mo(axterocat's DtfiaaltalaCcoudia. AND CuoiZaAM
ccxrivx—A Safolemedy. , •• .
Do. 11.1CCIMOCK'S .VOSTABLIi , PIIII,OA.TIVE, Pats.-FOr
' Coitiveness, Ileadache, - .tc: cts. „, •
Da; McCureIocies;.ANTI.PUJOUS Y11.1.8-^FOr IrregUlaritir
In the Functions of the Liter Mid Dowidt-tba best.-1.4r.
or Pill made. Price :4 cts. a box. , ' 4
' 'For gale by Dr. J. McCLINTOC-lio at bis Modirs. 11) 0 01 1
N. W. Corner and FILBERT Streets, P141114%1•
phis, and. all Druggist& lo.mggisto and,„Dealcrs. In Ale+
clues who wish tot,he Agoras, will . rolottso 'Address W..
'hicalntdck, furtilatting•tdrerotte k 'sumo •of Post OM*
county and State. . - r xr;.! .
'OOl.-For tab by {9i BittnuelCarllale;
1. 11. Criswell, Shippenslnig;.lbuminger&Co:;.'Lliauff .
man, Mechanicsburg; Joseph Herron, Newville B.
AnDaernitin, Andorsonburgf Haines kfiertig,
. ((min 4. 0: N'ew sitarriot:l9, SliNfer,
.NewPort;'ll. FAltirdiier m York priing 'A; .1;
X S. lifa(m., 'Chanibersburg;' 11..lifentser:,')Vhypesbo r?.;
(14,iriv Ttergiib Ir
r and'.,ll. Joine& Cle„ lierriSburg: .
' DII;Mii,EINTOCK Can he ~.einailted,' without,' cht!rge,
dally,at his Depot.
fli t , ' • ' ,
r 111 111 A , S ,1 1 , 1;Nt: 1 ;.. 1) .-t i 4N(/.10P:' 44 :- . •.tif f ::t hb •
bust ialko mn , f lot 1. ad and lb, side et the
foundry awd Madam,
(111.1tUNtill.
MUNE
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