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28rintltufal.
Front the Now England Farmer.
Increased Attention to Agriculture
Agriculture, for a long time, was al
most wholly abandoned, and continued to
be neglected, till the introduction of. the
feudal system in the fifteenth cen
tury. ''This gave every man a distinction
and rank according to the quantity of
land he occupied. Nothing contributed
more to give an importance to agricultu
ral pursuits, than the introduction of this
system, which gave the tenant who cul
tivated the soil, as well as the landlord
who owned it, political privileges which
were enjoyed by no other members of the
comMunity.
.otwithstanding England has
done more for the advancement ot•agri
culture, during the .laffifty years, "'than
during - double the amount of years in any
preceding period, .of her history. She
has always been engaged in war. Her
history is made up of little else but ac
counts of sieges, of battles, and of con
quests. While she has been so umeli
engaged in foreign and aggressive wars,
=while, in the language of her own
statesman, "she has been carrying her
arts and her arms to the four quarters of
the globe," she has left her own soil at
home, uncultivated and unproductive.
Within the last fifty years, she has-given
more attention to agriculture; and her
efforts have been crowned , with success.
She has more than doubled the amount
of her agricultural productions.
The same remarks apply as well to the
French; Hay, they apply with more force
to the French than they do to t'he
fish. For the French have had an equal
amount of wars to carry on, while they
have suffered more from the effects of.
bad government. Since the revolution,
they .have made some advancement in
agriculture, but are still far behind Great
Britain, notwithstanding theylitivea cli
mate and soil adapted to every variety of
vegetable growth. In all parts q the ,
continent of Europe, increasing' ttention .
is paid to this subject. In Lombardy
and Flanders, it , is carried to the highest
state of improvement.
lit all parts' of the world, increased at
tention has been paid to the cultivation
of the'soil. 4n the old and new world,
and in both hemispheres, men are begin
ning'to see, that an all-wise Creator has
decreed that plants and animals should
derive their subsistence chiefly from the
soil, and that all the elements of vegeta
'ble and animal matter are to be found in
the soil. What these elements and in
gredients are, it is the province of the
chemist to inform us. The chemist has
given us all the knowledge he has on the
subject; the air and the water, the_ soil
and the subsoil, have each a part in their
possession, and should each be made to
contribute a share. Nature, in the' pro
duction of a perfect plant, does not re
strict herself to the animal, vegetable or
mineral world. It' is highly probable
that the new world was, at first, entire
ly a mineral mass of matter, from which
vegetables soon grew abundantly enough
ti support all animated nature.. Geolo
„gists generally suppose the action of, the
elements for an indefinite length of time,
was necessary to fit it for the abode of
plants and animals; but it is believed
that the action of the frost, with the
winter's rain and snow, is a powerful fer
•tilizer in this climate; and that faftplow
and, occasionally, deep plowing,
should go together.'
Farmers are beginning to see, that the
,continual, cropping and carrying, off the
products of the soil, year after year, with
out Making any*returns by manuring and
enrichinvt. tends to exhaust the soil.
Plowing and harrowing, stirring and pul
• `vorizhig the soil are not alone Sufficient
to restore the properties which have been
taken away by the , crops, t In' addition to
these, lime, potash, phosphate of lime or
bOues,',common wood ashes; soot, salt,
plaster'ofparis, and human ex
erements, should be Mixed with the soil'
, different propdirtions, according to the
• nature of the'soil..'Besides l the farmer
„
can find, SoilietiMei by the rOad-side,.and
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taWay . s in"swamps, a rich deposit for the
supply of fo4 for 4,is . plants, The busi
ness of composting manure - by the use;
And °Chef', hog : ref:Bents, such as green
vegetable : -matter mixed with' mineral
substances, is of the highest importance
to, the farmer.
chemists have analyzed . almost _air , the
•'USefill'vegetables and fruits, and ascot.-
tained the exact proportion of all the ele
ments which ento l into the. composition
of each. Their method of analysis is,
,irst to dry, tlietild then to burn
and weigh the ashes; and then to analyze
the ashes.' The .ashes‘ are supposed to
contain all the mineral substances which
vegetables draw froxt the earth; and
these substances-must be restored to the
earth in some way or manner; in order to
secure a' good crop afterwards, especially
if it be of the same kind. For if this
abstraction from the soil of certain prop
erties goes on year aftqr year, for consid
erable time, the soil will become exhaus
ted and unproductive. The mineral
substances found in plants must first ex
ist in the earth, and 'Mist conic from the
earth; other-wise the plants cannot grow
them
Chemists have not only analyzed al- ,
I most every article used as the food of
animals and of man, but, also. every part
of the animal body,"—the bone, the mus
cle, the fat, the milk, the skin, the horns,
the hoofs and the hair. These- are all
formed front the food which animals con
' sumo, and are consequently all drawn
from the earth. And when we . consider
the numbers of cattle, sheep, horses; hogs,
poultry, &c., which have been driven or
carried away from the country to some
distant market, no part of whose bodies
has been returned to the same soil to
preserve its fertility, we are surprised,
that the soil from which so much has al,
ready been subtracted, should continue to
produce so much as it clues. • The con
tinual skiinming of the soil and carrying
oti the crops. is the reason why the once
rich and proliiie soil of Virginia is now
in many par's no longer able to raise its
former stdple productions, wheat and to
bacco; while. on the other hand, Chioa,
which has existed ninny thousand years,
continues to be as populous and produc
tive as ever, because she exports trothin , ,
and wastes nothing that is - derived from
the earth.
G RAFTING FRUIT TREES.—An inter
!sting discovery has been made in France
regard to engrafting fruit trees. In
lead of making use of a graft, a slip is
:aken from an apple tree, for example,
Ind planted In a potato°, so that a couple
,f inches of the slip remain visible. It
:oon takes root, developer itself, and final
y becomes a handsome tree bearing fine
'mit. This method is due to a Bohe
mian gardener.
Sttruiturc.
_ROBERT B. SMILEY, CABINET
MAKER and UNDERTAKER
ALAI UMIOVOr street, next door to ' 4 ' 1474
glass's MAO.
110 would respectfully Inform the
eltihens oP Carlisle and the public generally, that he
has now on hand a large and Meg-ant assortment of FUR
lTUltE,consisting in part of It ardrobes, Card and oth
er Tables, SIAM, Bureaus, Bedsteads. plain and fancy
Sewing Stands. ,kc., manuthctured of the hest material
and quality warranted.
Also a gunural assortment of CHAIRS at thu lowest
prices. Vt.:N . l'lllN MINDS made to order, and repairing
promptly attended to.
tiOFFENS inade at the shortest notice; and hay
ing a splendid hearse he will attend funerals In town or
.11U11 try. •
Remember the stand—next door to FL Glass's
loted. It. B. SMILEY.
XTENSIVE FURNITURE ROOM.
—.TAMES R. WEAVER would resnucfmqv call
the attention of Ilouse-keepers tuft tdie public
• to his extensive stock of clegaut FURNITURE,
including Sofas. Wardrobes.t'entre and Tables,
••5 tiressing and Plain Bureaus, and every other
irtieM to his branch of buodness- Also now on hand,
die largest :t•sortment, of CI IAI ItS In -Carlisle, at
-he lowest prices. AOFFINS made at thiCshort
,st, notice and.a Hearse provided for funerals. Hu
mlielts a call at his establishment, on North Han.
over streq, near Wasse's Hotel,
harqurniture hired out by the month or year.
40. CORNER of Han
o ,t over and 'bonnier sts
C W kit , CA it LIS hE:—The undersign
ed has always on hand a large stock of superior Cabinet
Ware. In all the different styles. which he is prepared to
sell nt the lowest prices. Ho invites attentlouparticu
larly to the PATEN T. SPRINO 11OTToNt BEISTEID, a IMMO
useful article, which entirely obviates all objections.—
The bottom can be attached to old Bedsteads. They have
given entire satisfaction to all who have them In use.
.02,- COFFINS made to order at the shortest nritice.
JACOB FETTER.
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Nos.. 21 and 28 South Sixth Street,
ruiLIDELPIITA.
AORICIILTERAL IMPLEMENT ummaikuoity, Bristol, Pa.
SEE 3) (inoexDs (370 A 6 .6) Bloothsdnlo,iienr
RDIE RITTA. RAGA, AND OTHER
4 TUnNIP szEns. , -:-Algo superior seed Buckwheat,
taprovett Turnip Dalin. ke., For sale by
, PASQUALIO IDBltli te`CO.
Agricultural Marchease and Btwta.Store,•-coriaer 7th
andnArket streets, Phllada, , IS. '65
Fancy' Printing well'oxecuted
tulttlzaol)ttirsitO,
'cc icons;
C!AS FITTING AND . PLUMB
, underslgited would inform the
ei,ons of Carlisle that he has made arrango-,,
Meats to ..m6AS FFIVING and PLUMBING at short no
tice, and on reasonable terms.. Ito has engaged the ser
vices of a first rate baud from Philadelphia, and has sup
plied nimself with an extenei*e assortment of FIAT-
Ult.rs, which will unable him to till all orders promptly.
All work will be warranted. Ills stock of tins Fixtures
will be foundln the room exactly opposite his Tinning
eetablinhumuton North Hanover btreot, where he invites
a call.
TINNING, SPOUTING, dc.—lle Is also prepared to
furnish, or make to order, every article of TIN WARE
acid by housekeepers and others. Ile will also attend
to SPGUTI NU, HOUSE-ROOFING, BELL HANGING,
and PLU MBI
Thankful fur the patronage with which he lids already
been . faro - red; he respectfully' solicits a Continuance of
the same.
Carlisle:June 14, '54
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, It 0 :NI CALIFORNIA.-C. VON
respoctfully informs the citizens of Car
, -„ lisle and vicinity,that he has just return
ed from Calitbrnis, and is prepared Leese
cute all kinds of work connected with his
; line of business. lle-has always on hand
' large assortment of ready-outdo
Guns, Pistols, Locks, Keys, Gen Trimmings, &c.. all of
whinli he will sell wholesale or retail. lie also attends
to repairing Guns, clocks. locks, A:c; engraves nit brass,
copper inn! Iron. Ile hopes that by strict attention to
business, tend It desire to please, he will merit and receive
public pal - Mingo.
AZ- All kinds of Fire Arms tondo to order.
Carlisle, April 26, 185.1-ly
SADDLE AND - HARNESS MA K
-INti: The subscriber continues to carry On the
above business. in all its various branches...in North thin'
over street. Carlisle. two doors North dr Leonard's corner
where ho intends keeping on hand a general assortment
In his line, consisting of all kinds of thshionable SAD
DLES, Bridles. blartingaler.:-Vrths,
Circingles and Halters, also Titq% KS,
traveling and saddle Th - T),
bags. lie also man
ufactures the most c ta tma
~.
wprovell SI. ANIS
SPRING StDDLEA - used in this
country. Aug tlpiotti iviglilinc
sonic, durable niidlileasaiit
will (lo wlill to,pan 4eo them. Jle
also mandfact ti/eq . llitvness. Bridles,
Collars !mil -31111pir lim.lll their varlm
t Ma, and confidently believes 'fro/ti tliti general approb
tion cnstomers, that he neate.t and
I.ost gears. in all their variety of Ibi . ollo. that made in
the country. 110 aba, makes all ki)iils Matrasses to
order. viz: Straw, Busk. Curled Hair Ni4l Spring: Mat
ra,sos. A le. the above artiel, will he flaile of the best
material nd workmanship, and witit the utmost. des
i nit WIII,OSIIOIIN.
DATENT SELF-tiABDENING
YANK EE FEED CUTTERS, manual, tu—xl for
A LDRICII St, SA ItO ENT. No. 410 Market street, Vhilada
This eater is 'superior to any now in use, for strength
durability, and simpli,dty of construction ; it cuts fast
er. and is-the only self•sharpening Hay, Straw and Corn
Stalk Cutter ever made. It has but ONE STRAIGIIT
KNIFE, which any person can grind and setivith ease,
but in ordinary mite, is ground in the machine. Thou
sands have already been sold, and the demand Is daily
increasing. In most cases an examination is sufficient
to CousinCe one of its superbwity. No Ono after a short
trial would part With it for itny other. Ali sizes of the
Love constantly on hand and for sale by
J. P. LYNII,
Sole Agent for Cutuberland county.
HERE IS WHAT
YOU NEED AT PRESENT
—The subscriber respeatful
ly informs the Indies and
gentlemen of Carlisle and
vicinity that he has now on
band at his Hair . Dressing.
anti Shaving Room un West
street. an elegant assortmet
of LADIES BRAIDS and.
Gentlemen's WlGS,and can
furnish to order at shortest
notice every kind of Hair.
Work of the best quality.
I Ile also begs leave to in
!.brux his friends and custo
_more that he keeps constan
tly on hand a supply of Cue" Shemansagner," an admi
rable Wash for the hair. manufactured by himself. The
excellence of this Tonic to testiged to by all of his ens
turners who hove used it to be one of the best articles
known for cleansing the hair of dandruff. Ile also man
-0 factures a Hair Restorative, known .as the "Corashee:
num." for giving new gtotvth to the hair on bald heads,
Amide testimony exists of the efficacy of this excellent
Restorative. \Vials the .Shemansagner clears the hair
of dandruff and prevents It from coming out, the Co
rasheonum supplies a new growth to those who have
had the misfortune to lose their hair. 'The public is in
vited to call, examine and purchase those invaluable
articles, as he is confident they will render satisfaction.
SHAVING, HAIR DRESSING, and CUTTING; and
SIIAMPOONING attended to in the best style as usual,
at his old rooms on West Main Street ,noar Marion Hall.
Carlisle, Dec.ll7, 18114.. WM.-IIUItGESS
oct 11
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INSURANCE. -TuE'ALtEN.
AND EAST PENNSBORO MUTUAL FLAB 'IN
sUItANCE COMPANY of Cumberland. county, Incorpo
rated by an act of Assombly, Is now fully organized, and
In Qpuration under the nutuagumont of, the following
commissioners, viz: . .
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Daniel Bailey, William R. Gorgas, 311cbaol Cot:kiln,
Meichoir Brenneman, Christian Stayeaau, John C. Dun
lop, Jacob 11. Coover, Lewis llyer, Henry Logan, Benja
min 11. Musser, Jacob Mumma, Joseph Wickersham,
Altlander Cathcart.,
The rates of insurance aro as low and favorable as at ay
Company of the kind In the State, , kersons wishing to
become members are Invited to make application to the
agents of the company, , who aro willing to wait npOn'
them tif any tithe. ' ' " '—t ' i ' •
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BENJ. 0.. ,Mo‘9Bflll, President. 1 "
MINIM LOGAN, Nice Proakktnt.
LEIVIB.IIICEIt o Secrottry, '
MICHAEL COCKLIN, Treasurer, . ,
At:II:NTS
CUNIDERLAND COUNTY..—Rudolph Martin, N. Cum=
berland; C. D. 11.0rMan, .gingstown; floury Zcaring,
Shiremanstown ;. Cluu ;. Dr., J. Ahl,
Churchtown ; Sanwa' Graltrunl}Vnst,.PennshOrough ;
James I.kic Dowel,,FrankforC 3Jo o Griffith, South Mid.
dieton; ,Samuel 600vor, IHSn anjla Harem:tick, 11.1echtin
icsburg ; John Slierikii, Coover, klhbp
COUNTY.—John4ownutn,:olllshurg; Peter
Wolford, Franklin; Jahn Sinith.,Esq t , Washitigton;
S. Picking, "MN -0m J. IV. Craft, Para4lsq. 7.' •
11AltitISDDIDI—Ilouser Jr. Lockman.
:1 tombers of the company having poltdee about to oi.
ptro pap havo thoug ronolvop.; by, lughtus 'appitostlow to
uy of the 'agotne.
SAVE YOUR OL' META - :Oast
paid for OLD 1510.CA.14; sped_4l- , Coppor, Dram aod
f.ron, at the Carib& Fouudryrd dlubjno §hop.
• ritION.K, 0 ARDNEit
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IS .1, A.M 1 N INV REOEIVI Gr
• ray spring stock of "'APE* ItANIIINGS'
Nl* kit ot io largest aud mold varied tissertinent ever
opened in Carlisle, to which I invite theearly attentrn
of tha,publie, as I,intendaelling, at priqes *high cou let
fall tophiase the clotest purchaser.
mareho^s - - • ' :
/ .JOIIN .P.t.latin.
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ATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE and FANCY UOODS.—A tine assort
ment of the 'finest quality, for sale at the lowest Cahill
prices, at Wm..C: ELTON 1 I.lAD'ti, No. 104 south Second ,
Strout between Pine and Union, west side, Philadelphia
The assortment embraces n large and select stock
!Fine It atehes, Jewelry Silver ti are, AlLata St lino, plater
; with tine silver, ltt tvoons,Forks, Ladies,&e.—.Jet goods,
Fans and fancy articles of a superior quality, deserving
the examination of those who desire to procure the best
goods at the lowest cash prices.
.••; Having it practical knowledge of
the business, and all available twill
tics tar importing and INlanufhetur
lug, the subscriber confildently invites purchasers, be
lieving that he can supply them on terms us favorable
as ammo other establishment ilk either of the Atlantic
All kinds of Diamonds and Pearl Jewelry and Silver
Ware 1112IIIV hot ured to order, within a reasonable time.
ii,,Watehes,jewelry and silver ware Mithfully re
paired: W Al. F. 1.1.T0N1.11..AD,
\u. 254 South 2tt St, a few doors above the 2.1 S.A. Mar
ket, West Side.
u_s_ln the south window of the Store, may be seen
the animus Bird Clock,, which minima nds the adlll irldi(111
of the scienti fi c and curions—___ (Sept. 25, '54-Iyr.
, ` \ t PAIN'S ATMOSPEEMC CHURNS
ki —A full supply of the above celebrated (hum, now
on nand, of all the different sizes, from 4 gallons to :W.
It received the hrst premium at the late Pennsylvania
Slate Fair, the first prenunin at the Franklin lmtitute
and Delaware and Maryland State Inns, and various
others at difiereut places. It will make a or.: and b e ll e r
butter from a given amount of cream. aim In less time
titan any chum lu the market. For rule wholesale and
retail by I'A:4IIA ALL unlith A;
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, corner of 7th
and Mitrket, Philadelphia., Due. 6, IsJJ—l l'
MON ROE MORRIS
I{l: ll l . 4. : ' , l ) l . , .; ,t la x . lii .l. l, sl l, N ,) lG ur l. p l. l l ) :, ,,c S k u \ e ft ees t ..s A u i r eL t , o t
0.,....v.ntiuzql \o. 148 south second Street, live doors
above spruce street, Philadelphia, w hero he keeps ion
,tautly sill hand a full assortifient of every article in his
line of business. Feathers, Feather Beds, Patent S',.ring
Mattresses, %civet. tapestry, 'I apestry, initlitaltni. three
Ply, Ingrain. % enetiab, Lim, hag and Ilemp t arpet logs,
Oil Cloths, Canton Mattings. Cool:land ; - ,l,ltolsh .at Emirs
Floor al l Stair Druggets. Hearth hugs, los.or: 1 11LES,1111,111
and i'la'ntUilynkt \ t. , ti Lich he lu% ites the atter, tion Id
I dind,'s4
IIOLLARD, I.)rennuin Artistd in Hair
/ 1 nventor of the Celehrattal hossamer lets Witting
and hlastie ' hand toupees. lustructlon s to tillable
Latin, and titilt ill:num to tnear.ure their holds with an.
runic% .
iho: - 11 ors, inehea.—No. 1. The yOllllll of the head; No.
2. HAIL) lorehead user the heed to the nerd:; 74.
ht . olll Par to ear over WV lop; O. 4. Irvin cur to ear
round toe torellead.
Toupees alai scalps, Inches.—\'u. 1. From 11,11thelld to
back as I au' us bald; IJVOr b reheat' its rib reqllll ,
ed; No. 11. Ovur the crown iit the head.
It. DOLLAiii, has ale sty s ready Sr sale a splendid
stock of tents' ll igs, Toupees, Lames' ll ms. Invit
rizots, Maud, , Curls, ax., beautifully man utactured atm
tie cheap as Lilly ill the Luton.
Dullards Ilerhanium Extrartbr Lustrous flair Tonic,
prepared limn South American Ilet hs and limits, the
most successtul article ever produced for pre . serving sue
hair front falling out or changing color, restoring and
preserving It in a healthy and luxuriant state. Among
°Clair rensons why Dullard's hair cutting saloon main
tains Its Immense popularity is the fact that his Toide is
applied to eve•)• heati of hair cut at his esta
consequently it is kept in better preservation thamun
der any known application. It hying thus practically
tested by thousands, offers the greatest guarantee of its
efficacy.
010 wholesale and retail at his Old Establishment 177
Chestnut street opposite the State House, Philadelpins.
it. Dollardlas at least discovered the ne plus ultra of
HAM 111 . E, mid announces it for sale with perfect con
lidence in its surpassing every thing of the kind now in
ova. It colors the hair either black or brown, lax may
Ive desired) anti-is used without injury to the hair or
skin either by stain or others Ise, can be 'trashed Win
ten minutes after application, without detracting from
its efficacy. rersous visiting the city are invited to give
him n
Letters addressed' to H. DOLLARD, 177 Ch tout st
, 111.1ndulphitt, will recolvo attention. Jan. 26-ly
LEATILER ! LEATHER !
FRITZ, HENDRY &
No. North Third Street, Philadelphia,
MOROCCO 31iN t; FACT UItERS, Currier% and import
ers of FRENCH CALF bKIN S, alatiliealurs in Red and
Oak Solo Leather and Kip. Feb2B—ly
HAY AN 1) .STRAW CUTTERS,
CORN SHELLERS.—Aiurge assortment of int
110,%ed Hay, tAntw nud Fodder Cutters now uu hand.—
Also, double and single corn shelters for either hand or
horse power. of the very latest manufacture, including
the premium Sheller at the late Pennsylvanlatztateltab.
For Sale by PASCHALL MultitiS k C^..
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, corner 01 7th
ud Market, Philadelphia. Dec. 6, LSlel—tf
Surgeons' Bandage
j_ INSTITUTE RE MO ED to N0..4 with
s.reut, sixth Store above Market.' B. C.
EVERETT'S Patent Graduating Pressure TRUSS, for the
cure of Rupture; Shoulder Braces, Supporters, Elastic
Stockings, suspensory, Ilumorrholdal, and Bandages fo
deformities. Jan. 11-Iy.
ITOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
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To all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases, sue.
IrEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE,' GONtkltlff,„
OLEET, SYYIIILIB, Sc,, Am.
The 1101VARD ASSOCIATION of Philadelphia, in
view of the awful destruction of human life and bealtl
caused by Sexual diseases, and the deceptions which at
practised upon the unfortunate victims of such discasef
by Quacks have directed their consulting Surgeon, as a
CUARITARLE ACT worthy of,•their name, to give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS., to all persons thus .af
fficted,(3lale or LeonialeOwlio apply by letter, fpost , paid,)
with, a description of Aheir condition, tag°, occupation,
habits of litb, Ac.,)and in extreme poverty and suffering
ton:1011M MEDICINES PREE 01 , CUARGE.
Thu lloward Association le a benevolent institution,
established by special endowment, tbr the relief of the
sick and distressed, lifilicted with " Virulent a n d Ept.
&ink diseases," and its funds can be used•lbr nu other
purpose. it has now a surplus of means, which the
Directors have voted to adyertisu the above notice. it
is newness to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the ago.
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Address, (post•pnid,) Dr. GEO. H. CALHOUN, Consult
ing Surgeon, llowahl Association Philinlelphiu,
By order of. ttte Directors,
• EZRA D. HEARiIVELL,
april 11. GEO. FARECHILD, Secretary;
JP_4 RENCH -, TRUSSES.—llordia or
' Rupture successfully treated; and comfort Insured,
y use of the elegant .French Trusses; Imported by the
subscriber, and made to order expressly fio. his sales.
All Suffering with Rupturo will be gratified to learn
that the occasiemnow offers to procure a Truss combin
ing extreme lightness, with ease, dundellty and correct
construction, In lieu of the cumbrous and uncomforta
ble article usually sold. An extensive assortmon always
enitand, adapted to every Variety of Rupture in adult':
and children, and for Salo at a range of ' price to suit an.
Cost of Single , Trusses, s'?, $3, $4 and $5; Double, $ 4,.
'ss,-$6, s'l3 and $lO. - . . .
Persons nt a distance can haven Truss sent to any rtd.
dross by remitting the funciunt, sending measure !wound
the hips, land etatingsido effected: - ... .
-For Sale Wholesale and Retell by the importer.
• : f'. i ,' :•! '. CAt.l . Ol 11. in DBEs, i '
. , • , &W. coma Twelfth & Race Stn., Philadelphid. •
' Detrit for Dr. &inning's Improved Patent Body Brace;
Chen Expanders and *miter:Braces; Patent Shotildett
,Braces; Suspensory Bandages; Spinal' Props and sup
ports. Ladles' Itoonis t wltheompetent lady attendants,-
. • april 11.
SUMMER HATS .- -Just received at
tbe :3tora of itonEwt . DICK, a largo assortntotit 01
Men's, 'Youth's and Chlblren'aiSMOlLEß HATS, don
stating Of Panatna,,Legborn, 'French Straw '
Canton and
ottior tarlettes, part of wblch 'aro colored and black—
out° dull° low In prlco: :
NteY4W. GOODS. 7I -The subscriber has
twit reeelvad largo assortment Of. Dry 'Goods,
110 tO the approaching Seasoaorbleh • be sold
!airy cheap. . SNODGRASS.
11)tlaae~~l)tn•
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
IMill
ebucation.
LAINEIELD VICASSICAL -ACAD
J.
EMT, near Carlisle, The 18th Session will rum
thence on TUESDAY, May let. 1855. Number of Stu
dents limited,and constant efforts used for their moral
and intellectual improvement. Terms, $65 per session.
circulars with references and full Informal...if furnish
ed, by , it. K. BURNS,
Principal and Proprietor,
Plainfield, Cumberland co. Pa.
April 18-48rj
C ,
OMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
removed to the new and spacious MIL No. DO and
101 BALTIMORE STREET, Baltimore, Md.
0. K. CHAMBERLIN, Principal and Lecturer upon Mercan
tile Science.
E. K. LostEm in charge of Writing Department.
O. W. litate, Instructor In Mercantile Calculations and
Associate in Book Keeping Lepartment.
J. M. l'int.ties, Teacher in took Keeping.
S. T. WILLIAMS. Lecturer on Commercial LOW.
. .
Three years have not yet elapsed hinee the establish.
meat of this institution, during which' time upwards of
eight hundred students have Leen in attendance, kiep.
rer.enting nearly every Mute to the atooLg
hom are numbers in Ilaltiniore and elsewhere oe..up)_
tog prominent positions us business men and account
ants.,
CUUES - E OF STUDY
11061 i KELVIN 4.—'lLo I l u cipul Lb!. the tilii.c,st can
the Flail. lab Llttl lf
lob! y tat 1 1 14101/, 11, LL.Lt, L.la IIA
11110111 ahki.otlier statibllS, a id uu elatell-
Mle aCqtlailitalite PIWI the hatungett.eilt 01 i laqLeeli
1..0104 111 el Cly deSerlptlulL luhelbtcu PP he I.AIU 6(1-
els Lille aCCUUL La lb,) tile CUlll,e W trailing; il. Linn ut.-
partmeirt Is eteiliehtly przieurtii yt,u we'll adapted 10
the 'arietts put salts of Le mai 11 Ude, Ilmlutlihg
l'arthership, 31e.litaueturit4.,
ho,chaugc, ballk/Lg, 21411111aLg,
tug, t..l.4upeuild tou,puhy
he emfreises LiA.ler this land pie
free, eatiy. :MU pact:it/1, cuu.lat,lug isouit) ei eNlltall.l/
ll il.ll 4rauly ul eunstruttlun, thus ebbing tie . 1 ,1 tweht
to wt itu tth elegatit L14..1,10.114/ ti Lie
,it.hCANTII:E CALCULATION:: la all their carious
beat tugs are taught ly the thr . ht tic elirate at.o t . XI La
dohs method.
bail) lecture, are delivered Upon the Sciette t I Ai:-
cuunts, 3leicati tile Lustouis, 3e., these 10 tuni.vite
%%1111 a series VI lett ul 1.!..1.41 t • ol;1//1VI'LlIll 1.1111, 111 e v/ the
highest' witiortance to all utiotriug to ec5.1.0 pltmtueLi
pt.sitiol3s lit the Lustness ctuahunity.
I he thee to
iliplete the cnUi se. lullca 11.11. b cent. P I 111.10
l I -log tin lat allt.i,, applicants tali enter lit any tin.,
and attend both day atal I....xiitall.aten., .41
hcul at statril perinus. I.llOulazi9 till ended in thi se
11 hu I alall:11.V. I . tin tetiliS, etc., Ural: anti hale a tire 3
lae hoist arded by mail. }Oct.:,,
°rug, ,Woric
. 1 / 11tES1). DELU6, 11.1.1:WICEN 1:6 ; &c.
hgtre just fetetred (Lunt klialatlell•nia and
Not 1011, eel) si;lattliSllll add iCIta.S to .u.y
• I • forther Stuck, coo brat ing nearly o'e(') w ladle
ltlettleine 'null 11l - 1.151., together tt 11
l'alitts, oils, arlittlleS, urpontinu, Perm
, Leery, matiut,aty,
sill; 1 ael.ic. 1.1 usher, ul aintust Cl el) uemt,ip.
~n el.uless taut t) ul tithel al Lis it e, 1 , 14 th I
an, 111, llama ed Cu sell at. Lite I eat Lott ccl pi It es.
All l'hysloans. tonal.) „ttertliants, Pethsts and oth
ers' are respeettulrespectful!)rettuesteu ntt to lass tbe_OLD
'el.ll's 11, as they may rest assured.that et to artn le It ill
bo sold of a good qualay , anti upon menet/m.le al ms.
J. i.1.1.1til
Matti street. Lar,l,lo
May 30
1)1i 1 li 8 ! lilt 1..: li 6 ! liii li Gb: ! I lez-11
.itil'l'LY : 1 lime just reeeil ed a 'rush 6tnt. kcf
Aieuicines, 1 al ut,,, Liars, Vii, &t., n Welt, lan. lug
.., .
een purdiased with great care at the Leet city'
houses, I caw:on:an:nu) recoil/mewl to I , andlies,
Phj sic:inns, country Alercilabte and Dealetb, :la he
-1..,., .teeh and pure.
Dl.Luz.—l'utent 31edhlut s, Fine Chenticals, .Instra
talents. pure Esbeutiat alts, herbs and Listiactb, apices,
ground and n hole, Lbsouces, I. et flattery, ac.
Cud Liver 01.—m ',wanted guanine.
udigoes, uidders, Sumac, Alunt,,Log
and lam Moods, l,il t ttl LI, plants, Die bye.
I'AINTS--M utile] ill Lretinr's Pure Lead, Chrome
C. reen and Yellow, faint and lart, ish blushes, .lei bey
11 indo.w Glass, Linseed Oh, lurpentilie, Copal and coat h
Varnish, and lied Lead. All of which will lie sod at the
Very lowest market pries.
Also, a fresh
,autt splendid assortment of F C Y
GotnnS, Fruits, Confectionary, and innumerable other
articles calculated fur use find emollient, all of which
are uttered tit the low est cash prices, at the elienp brug,
book anti Fancy :Store of ,thu subscriber on I\ erth
oVer struet. S.
IRUGS.A.N.D CONFECTIONARY.
jj The und4idgtied has just riidurned from
lute a fresh supply of Ohl andCON FECTIDNARY.
The former in CuIILICCUOLI olth his stock on hand will
make his assortment of Drugs, Medicines and t. ponds als
complete. Ills assortment of 4 !oNFECTION Ala is alto
tine; consisting of pure sugar white and transparent
Candy Toys ; tantly, CULLUM'', assorted, and tum lands, s
of every variety; also Fruits, :Nuts, and every thing
helunging tmthat department of trade. lie would c: 11
special attention to his supply of FANCY AkTICI :ES
for the Ilulidajs, and gemtrat use, tunoug winch may le
found the good, the tasteful, and the useful. All ere
invited to call whether they wish to puschise or net:
D. J. Hain:R.
Carlisle, Dee,r ,54
,itirdicilC9,
JAMES M'CLINTOOK, DI. D.;,-Late
Professor of Anatomy and Surgery in• the Philadel
phia College or Medicine, and Acting Professor of Mid.'
wifery; One of the Consulting Physicians of the Phil
adelphia Hospital, Blockley; late member of the :Na
tional Medical Association; member of the P111111(10.
phis Medical Society; member of the MedteoAhlrurgi
cal of Philadelphia; o , rmerly President and
Prolessm of Anatomy and surgery hi Castleton
College, -Vermont; and also, late Professor of Az.-
iitorny and Physiology in Berkshire Medical institu
tion'
'
Pittsfield, bless. Ac.
lias lately introduced in a popular form, several of his
vorite prescriptions for the principal diseases of thls
climate. The name of each article will imply the els
ease for Which It ts intended to bo Sited.
MCCLINTOcK'S I'ICTORAL SYKES, $l.
MCCLINTOCK'S Cot D AND Connie MIXTURE*-For Colds,
Coughs, ke., Price 25 cts.
.
DR. MCCLINTOCK'S AISTIIMA 'AND lioernm Coven REDIE
DV. Price 50 cis.
.. McCtiaTocx's Toxic AtrEartenvx Pu
rifying the Blood. Price $l.
MeCusioca's Dyspeptic Elixir—For giving tone
to the stomach, relieving pains after eating, heartburn,
and all disagreeable symptoms arising from - indigestion.
Price el. , • .• • • . • ,
Ilte. 51CCLIFTOCK'S RITEMIATIC MIXTURE—A purely T e ,..
getable n emedy for Internal use. Price 50 cis.
McCustocx's ItriErsixtio LINIAIENT—For Itheuum•
tism, Sprains, Swellings, etc. }',rite 00 co t . . 4 ,
Ds. MCCLINTOCK'S ANODYNE illpiruin.:—VerValus,tooth•
nate, lleadtiche, Neuralgia, Ac. Price' 50 cts. •••
Thi..3lcChlscrocit's neat AND AoM.:SPEctrio—A 4rialn
cure for all intermiticrits. Price $ . 1.,
Dm MCCLINTOCK'S MIATIIIIIIEA CORDIAL AND CIIOIXI‘PRE.
VENTIVIi- , 4 Safe Remedy. I ' •
Dn. MCCLINTOCK'S YEOETAIILE PERGATVE Pius-For
CostirenesSOlCadaChe, &e. Price 25 cts. '
Da. McCusTMIiSIANTI-ntilol.lB I'ILLF—VOT irregidirlty
in the Functions of the Liver and Dowels—the best-Liv
er Pill made.' Price 25, ets. a boa.
For sale by Dr..l. MeCLINTOCK, at Sits Medical 14pot,
N. W. corner NINTH. and FILIIEItT Streets, Philadel
pida, and all Druggists. Ir;uggists and Dealers in
clues who wish to be Ageti;;s, will please addresS Dr.
McClintock, furnishing reference, name of Pest Office,
County and State.
ne!x_Por ixtle by \V. A. Kelso ' Salami Elliott, Carlisle;
J. 11. Criswell, Shipponsburg.,;Emmingo &Co., D. Mlti
man, Mechanicsburg; Joseph - Herron, B.
Zimmorutan; Andorsonbtirg ;. liana ,C• Fertig t 31111ci •
town; A. C.-Klink, New Bloomfield; Harriet M. Singe,
Newport; B. F. Gardner, York Springs; AA
S, Nixon, Chambersburg; 11, Mentzer, Waynstbero;
George Bergner and 1), It. Jones .k e()., liairlsburg.,
DA. liIeOLINTOCK can bq consulted, without charp
daily,frone 10 to 12 o'clock, A. Mott his Depot.. ?
December 0, ,