El
':.~l~rititlturnl.
How to Make Three Farms of One
(. S. Stewart, Esq., in a recent ad
dress before the Ohio Agricultural Socie
ty, thus speaks on'this subject.
Many Farmers are destroying the pro
ductiveness of the farms by shallow work.
As they find that their crops are ditnin
ishine., they. think only of extending their
areter by hdding acres of surface, as if
they supposed that their title deeds only.
gave them a right to six inches t ee of
earth. If they will take those reds,
study their meaning and apply the lesson
to their fields, they will snot' realize in
three-fold crops, the fact that the law has
given them three far us where they sup
posed there was only one, in other words,
that the sub-soil, brought up and cont.
billed with the top-soil. and enriched with
the atmospheric influences, and those
other elements which agricultural scien
ces will teach them to apply to their
ground will increase three-fold the meas
ure et its productiveness.
To show to ivhat extent the fertility of
the soil can be increased, 1 refer to a
statement in the last Patent Otlice Report.
In the year of IK - )0, there ,were nine
competitors for the premium corn crop of
Kentucky, each of whom cultivated ten
acres. Their average crop was about 122
bushels to the acre. At that time the
average crop of vyheat per acre in the
harve-t of Great Britain, on the soil cul
tivated. for centuries, was almost double
to that produced on the virgin soil of
Ohio. Why is this: Simply because
British farmers arc educated men and
apply work . wisely. They pay back to
the earth what they borrow; they en
deavor by every means in their power to
enrich their ground, and in 'turn it en
riches thorn. If farmers, instead, of la
boring to double their acres, would labor
to double their crops, they would find it
a vast saving of time and soil, and an in
crease of profits.
Many of them never think of digging
ten inches in the soil, unless they have
dreamed about a crock of gold hidden in
the earth, bibtif they would set about
digging in earnest, every man would find
his crook of gold without the aid of
dreams and divination.
We have a great advantage over Brit
ish farmers in the fact that our farmers
nearly all hold their lands which they
cultivate, in fee simple, while in Eipdand
they are tenants, hiring the land of no
bility, paying enormous rents to the pro
prietors, besides heavy taxes to the gov
ernment. Taxes are comparatively light,
and our farmers are their own landlords.
Hence they have been able to pay dim:-
foldewages for labor, t'b those in Europe
and pay the cost of transportatinn ; and
yet undersell the British farmers in their
o.vn market.
BREAD FROM GROWN FLOUR —errs.
A. J. Sibly, of Armada, Michigan, gives
in the Michigon Former, a new receipt
for making bread from grown flour. As
wheat - is frequently grown in all wheat
regions, it may be of service to some of
our housekeepers to have this, receipt,
which is as follows :
Last week I tried a new recipe, which
I will give to your readers ; it makes ex
cellent bread.
We use here, generally, what is called
salt rising'.
.1 mix my bread with water,
(warm, of course,) kneading it pretty
hard; I set it in a warm place to rise.
After it was light, 1 moulded in all the
flour I couldOlhaped it into loaves and
again let it rise. I put. in no saleratus,
soda or alum. After it became light, I
baked it slowly about two hours; and I
do nob think any one would know that it
was once grown wheat. r•-You can make
very good bread by putting a handfyr - Of
Indian meal to a loaf, and knead if thor
oughly.
yy
BLANKETING COWS.-A correspon
dent of the Rural betelligencer, who has
been travelling 'through Holland, says
that "great care is there taken, of cows,
lAA in winter and summer. In a loW
ery, wet day you will see the cows in the
field covered with blankets : ay, even
more othimonly than a horse is blanketed
in trio winter. This care is well repaid
by a greater flow of milk.and a less con
sumption of forage.",
rex.. Ventilate'your stables,
.and keep
them - properly cleansed.
funtiturc
30 01314113,7 B. SMILEY, 0/.II3INET
:NABtiil.and UNEWITAKER
Minovor stroot, next door to
.41.!;....
s Hotel.
na would ruspuctfully inform thu
.0 us of CarIISIO nod tin, public gunundly, that he
11 , 11 Y 1/11 baud II large nod OlOgiilltraSSOrttllellt of F OIL
' iL E, consisting in pdrt of 11 urtirobum, Card oth-
Sonis, !lonians, Iludstuatts, plain and fancy
lug :itatids, c., nianullicturud ut the bust material
quality warrailtud,
Iva a g•easral ,Lssortmeht of ell AIRS at the lowest
•es. VSY IT! AN Made tt. order, and repairing
aptly attended to.
)ITINS made at the shortest notice; and hay
,plethlid Inetrso ht: will attend funerals in town or
ry.
Itomonibor tho stand—cost door to 11. Gloss's
IL 11. 5111.1.. Y.
( IXTENSIVE FURNITURE 1100.‘i.
A i —IA ‘I ES It. WEAVER would 111 , Kpoefoully can
: ',.1:.. 4 the attention of House-keepers and the i e..fa Rli. ni Idle
e•
~, his extensive st ,ek of elut FU It
including Sofas, %Vardrobes. Centre and 1:0)11 , S,
Jcessi no; and Blain Bureaus, and every other
!vie branell of business- Also now on hand,
lar:rnst assort:nu:lt of CHAIRS In Carlisle at
ttwost priees. ALIKVINS matte at tan sit :rt
:bake anti :61teltrse 1/1 . 1)11111011 for lb:nor:Os. lie
• wits a roll :it I4s establklintent, on North :lan-
•r 4trevi, 'war (Ilasst,'s 11 •trl.
',a—Furniture hire,/ out by the inmith •r year
c.T • . 11,N I.; IA of Ilan
iv. over anti Louther stti
111'.
C under'sign
Away.: tin hand a lar4e st c•lt t -11a.Ei.m Cabinet
:111 the different stylog, m hi •:1 he is prepared to
at tit, Ili, Inrit
010 PATENT irntva BATT INI 11, it m us t
410 arttrlr, tchlch entirely Itltv Laos till tthieetions.—
• bott tnt emu no :Ittneltetl to t‘l 1 Inchlteatlq. 'Phey have
.11 entire Iti to all a ha hat r them iu use.
)E INS made tit order the shortest notice.
.I.IXIIII
Aiirinlfturni:
- , C.11{1,18141.: FI;UNDIt V
t •It e.,##.l! AND mAr•LuNE mor,
~ ~1., subscriber has the satiSt4ctitlli oi ill
-4 *
I I 114 :', 1111111 .Irlli ill.: his tad friiiiiiiii :tint patrons that
ii ais est.thlistinitint is ite,:rilli iii ;let IN e op,
i it, tiliw 1,111.1111. i, tiaNitia !“.”41 , .r.. , •1‘ , 1 stn. , e lie into
' . I trims tire itiel the irlie.le estaldishineat put iii ii,ilii
,
le wiiesisiz, iiiiiier. . Iraers are tli.•rulire resiii•ittittliy
silted tin. ii min. i i
1t.,. line, is ilidi a 111 Lo &lilt: With
MilltileSS 31111 I:. Ili. , beqt. titaillier.
Sfri.t 11 .: \ tilNriN it( Mr T.t tliti)li;li.
I repaired. to kinds of MAellillery lii Papor Mills,
Illls avid Part..rios repaired at short tu , t1,.0. Mill
wines dress , I and Purled
I IItSE P i i EltS and THREsitis(;
a , 80, it tie.tr F.PIII . 1l irso Pot Ibilihotital liar
Ir 11.1rSv and TW.I 1 . 1 , t1.015, Gall MI . 1-
-, and 1:1 - .1AlerS, &V. Palt. , rtisniatle t.. order. lo o t ml , l
n ,, P.kSll. , diS executed hi order, If ti ,t on hand. at
• shortest waive, suoll as ( ' ranks and% 11111 Gearing,
ir and Bevil \\ - heels. gudgeons 4.r 5/1.,V stills, Plow
•tints, Cotters, Point Shears, Colieli Box-
Spindles. Car \\ - heels, Car Chairs, Ito has also
hand a lar.rii supply of Philadelphia and Tr•ty
r IVES, and is row:tautly 'Hakim; Cooking Stores
• Arious hi proved patterns for coal ir wissl, ten plate
Orates Repairing dame to all hind,: ot
tiory. kiwis of old Iron, Bras. and Copper taken
for work.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
AV E Y . ( )1 It (1 D .N 1 ET A I,—. ( ',Ash
iethl fnr )IETA 1.. sueli n.. Conner : Brass: and
:n, nt the CArllslo Foundry And )I:whlne Shop.
4 1 Aft 31 14; R S LOOK lIE It 14.;
'iIIitESHINII MACHINES:
1, 3 subscribers desire t o inform farmers and publle
totally that they 11,1• W ha vo on hand and are constant
adnufa;.t acing Threshing Nl:whines with Pierpones
.cut Shaker. NV high are generally acknowledged to be
• best articles non• in Use. .Use a variety of Clover
tilers • Coro Shelly rs and Straw Cutters. They also
Cr, the repairing ;if Agricultural Mach non• in
•
best Imo; nor and ill reasonable terms. \lantana.
• 'y mi North Hannover Strrct. directly opposite the
hi"uce Mettdrar,
.\u :oat S .Hilt I MS'S: 11.. k N
, 1 11 EX( I II Tll ES.—llernia or
Rupture suceessfilllv treated. and cemfort insured.
u4i, of the elemnt Frem•li Trusses. imported I the
and made to order expressly for his .ales.
II sufferitif. with Rupture trill be izratitied to learn
1t the f, , ,i5i4 , 11 110 W olives to procure a Truss tallithim
ext rel.* I i t with 0:150. 4lnral,i*y and correct
edriwtion. in lien of the rumbrens aml.tinconiferte
• article it.itally sold. Ali r stain site assort moo Llteaye
hand. adapted to every ,nriety ut [Wilt ore in adults
it children. acid for sale at it range or.,prlee to suit all.
of Sirntle Trusses, $l, VI, $1 1(1111
$5 and
. ,
•ns at a distance eadhave n Trusa sent to nt»• ad
•ss by remittiott the amount. sending measure around
hips. and stating side :dieeted.
=
C.‘1,1::11 11. NEEDLES,
S. IV. 'or of Twelfth itt Ra'e Sta . Philadelphia.
Depot for Dr. lianninlf - g'ianproved Patent Body Itraee:
ost Ex. pin , lor. and Eriwtor Dracog: Patent Shoulder
t , Wiretni try 1111‘11,1AZOS: Spinal Prop: and sup
..ts. Ladtes . ,.ltt,onts, With competent lady attendants.
april 11.
I )11,131E nuTA. 131 G A, AND OTHER
T uns p sEEDs.—Ais. superior erect Buckwheat,
, poore l Turoip Urilln, kc. Fur sale hy
I'.ISCtIALL MORRIS; & Co.
Agricultural NVarehouse and. Seed Store. earner 7th
a Market strevts. Philada. July IS.
o ~i
~~~
los. 21 and 23 South Sixth • Streo
PHILADELPHIA.
IIIICULTURAL IMPLEMENT M/iNUTAPTORY,ThiLOI,Ii.
CEP liILOUNDS (3710 Acres) Blounisdalc, near IlelstoLyn,
MILLI glatT. 615=
4E6 IA FOR FALL. SALES!
JOHN STONE k SUNS, No. 45, South Second
Str(Mt, Philadelphia.
Ave just opened their Fall Importations of
IN NET SI LK RUHR/NS,
VELVETS, FANCY FEATHERS,
FLOWERS, LACES, &c. &e.
'eluding a general assortment of MILLINERY ART'.
A's, or the most fashionable styles. The above Goods
Ivo been imported moires/ay Stir_ our FALL 521)144 and
mprise the largest and best asset:puma In our RIM to
I found In the market. Impt.lo
AII. FRANCISCLUS ;
- rt. • MANUFACTTIVIt OF COTTON. LAPS
tatalog, Yarn, Carpet Clthiyo,ttott Yarns,.
CANtH,I. AND F 44,11) WICKS,
hleh ho olfors to sell at the Lowest Cush Prleos at No
trkot Stroot above, Socond, NOrth side, Philadolphla r
4SaAtir'A4sll9)3irisAW„
AS .I.4`ITTING AND PLUMB
VIiNG.-Thii undersigned would luti rul the
r 94143 1.1.... of Carlisle that lul has made arritimit.
I.llelll, LO 11. t.A i Firfl Al: and at short no
tice, aim on reasonable terms. Lie has engaged the ser
vices orst rate Mimi from Philadelphia, and him 91111-
plied with an ex teltni\u assidtment ut
‘llll,ll .11 unable Llllll to till all orders promptly.
All no;.. still be warranted. Ilia stock of tom Fixtures
n ill le 'found its the room exactly opposite his Tinning
estamisinnunt on ,virth ilauever street, where he invites
.sNI Ni SPOUTititi, Is also prepared to
furdish. or 111011' to order, every article of fl Y. 11 A
ImMailieeper. Milian. lie Will 11140 attend
to , Pid: el i, i
tout PI.CM
Thaiihful for tho pstronntte with which he htisalresily
bison ti, vor lie respectfully solicits n continuance of
this saute.
Carlisle, June 14, '54
.11 It 0 M CALIFORNIA.-C. VON
itEILEN respectfully informs the citizens of Car
, lisle and vicinity, that he has just ret urn
ed from Calif with', and is prepared toexe
te all kinds of work connected with his
NoN line of business. lie has always on. laud
• a large assortment of ready-wade
(Inns, Pistols, hocks, Keys, Gun Trimmings, &v., all of
which he will sell Wholesale ur retail. lie also attends
to repairing lions, clocks, locks, Sze; engraves on brass,
copper and iron. lie hopes that by strict attenthat to
business. and a desire to please. he will merit and receive
public patronage.
Ale" All kinds of Fire Arms made to order.
Curtisle, April 211,
ADDLE' AN.D lIARNESS' MAK-
I NG. The stascriber continues to rimy un the
above bUS_IIIeSS.In an its various br+uu•hes,in N. Ifun•
over street, i'arlisie. two doors North of Leonard's corner
where he intends keeping on hand a general assortment
in his line, consisting of all kinds of fashionable SAD-
Itr )lartingales,
l'irelnitlesand Halters, alito TRUNKS,
allli saddle i
• z „ tia . vs. Ile also man- /
s ntaet tires the most
'l': ;i
sumo, durable and tltvtsaut s:el~lk~
in thin
• d" wolf v. eal I :1111,1 OVI.AIIOIII. Ile
a „Is,. itart..ss.
Collars and Whips in all their s art.—
ties. and r .tal dent lc 1111 e, os farm tilt Qvileral approka
tlmi of his el/SLOlller,. that he makes the neatest and
host ID all theli• variety of bredtll. that is um& in
the eonntry. Ile also makes all kinds :Nlatrasscs In
order. Straw. Ti ut.k. Curled Iltdr and Spring Mitt
rasses. All the ohm e articles in ill he made of the hest
material and workmanship, and with the ntino•l des
patch., '.ll.4)Sltiilt'S,
VATENT SELI4'4,ItAEDENING
YANKEE FEED CUTTERS, mimu1d0.....-,d for
A Dltlell 4: SA IuiENT, So. 410 Market street, rbilada
;tIN (; A ItDNER
'Phis cutter is superior to any now In use, for strength
durability. and simphoity of construction ; it cuts fast
er. and is-the only sellsintrpening Hay, Straw and Corn
Stalk Cutter ever made. It has hut ONE STRAIGHT
KNIFE, wfileh any par s on can grind and set with ease.
but In ordinary ease, is ground In the machine. Thou
sands have already been sold, and the demand is 4lany .
illereaSituft. In most eases an examination is sufficient
to coe ci nee one of its superiority. No one alter a short
trial would part with it for any other. All sixes of the
above c .nstantly on hand and for sale by
=
...iters that lie keeps constan
tly ou hand a entity or ew•.:thetuaritutgrier." an admi
rable Wash for the hair, manufactured by himself. The
excellence of this Tonle is testlgisd to by all of his eus
tumors w ho h eve used it to be ono or the host articles
known for eleansing the hair of dandruff. Ile also man
ufactures a Irak Restorative, known as the -Corashee
num,- for giving new growth to the hair on bait ', en d s .
Ample testimony exints of the efficacy of this excellent
Restorative. While the Shemansagner clears the hair
of dinalrott and prevents it fruits ensuing out. the Co
rnshoonum supplies Knew growth to''those Who have
had the Inififortline to lose their hair. The public ie In
vited to call, eNanline and purehase those invalualsle
articles. Its he h: rnutlsleut they will resider satisfaction.
SIIA VINO, lI.AIIt DRES. 4 .O:O, and ourriNu, vud
sit A MPOON I Sti attended to in the hest style as usual,
at his old roouo on West Main Street. near Marlon IND,
Carlisle, Dee. 27, 155.1. BUltolo.,s
FIRE INSURANCE.- THE ALLEN
AND EAST VENN: 4 'IORO }IUTUAI, FIRE IN
sCRANCE CoMPAN V 4011111 , mq:taint county. inenrpo
rated by net of Assembly. I, now fully nrptnlzed, anti
fn imerathm . under the Imumgoinunt of the inllowing
emninissbmers. viz:
. .
I).tniol lisiloy. IVII/latrlSlLl7orpA, )11eltat.1
titayinati, John C. Dun
lap, Ja.....,11 11. Coover, Lowis Illyer, Ilunry Benja
min 11. Mitsspr, Jacob Nlumunt, NVlvkershittit,
Altmantler Callwart.
'rho rates of Insurance are AS low and favorable as any.
Company of the kind. in (.ho State. ,Persons wishing to
become members or, 1114101 to make application to the
agents of the company, who are willing to wait upon
them at any time.
'BENJ. H. !ROSSER, President.
lIENItY LOGAN, Vice President.
LEWIS lIYER, Secretary.
MICHAEL COMM, Treasnror.
CU3llllllll..kliD COD NTV.—lludolph Martin, N.Cnnx
berland; C. 11. norm:ln, Kingstown; Henry „Zeal-hag,
Shiremanstown ' • Charles Bell, Carlisle ; Dr. J. Ahl.
Churchtown ; Samuel Graham, West Pentisborounit ;
James Me Dowel, Frapkford; Mode GriffithAiouth 3111,1-
alarm ; Samuel Coocer, Benjamin Ilavoretiek, Meehan
1-117abure,, Jobr Sharrlek,-Lieburn.;_lhkill
r herdstown.
YORK CoCNTy.—John Bowman, Dlllshurg; Petor
\Volta-0, Franklin; JAI; Smith, Esq., Washington; W.
S. Piritina. Dover; J. W, Craft, Paradise.
II A ItitISBU i.-11ouser k Lorhman,
Mounbara of the company having policlon about to ex
pire can thow , ronowod by ~junking application to
fly of the azotos.
•
pARLI'SLE DEPOSIT BA NK.—
visPECIAL DEPONITS' Will be received at Oda Baia: for
any length of time over four montim, and interest paid
:it the rate of FOUR CENT. per lumina. and the
principal paid hark at any thee after maturity without
notice. Interest:C(4lSW: after the expiration of the thee
specified in the certificate. unless renewed for another
given period, in which CAM) the Intorest in paid up
til the theo . y(timurenc‘i al. hank ophiti at 11 °Mock, A:
M. and closet* at 2 o'clock, I'. M. .1
• B. PAltlig . 4, President.
W. Millgreitshivr. - "apr2s
fi tlitstcliancouo,
J. P. 'LYN F..
Solo Agent fnr rtnul , orlentl county
111 W 11A'1'
YOU EED AT PRESENT
—The nu keribt.r respectful
ly Informs the ladies iind
gentlemen of Carlisle and
vicinitylhat he has now oil
hand at his Hair Dressing
and Shaving noon, 00 West
-trout. an elegant assorttnet
of LADIES IMAMS and
ilentletnen's IVIOS,and eau
furnish to order et shortest
notice every kind of Hair
Work of the best quality.
He also hogs leave to in
his friends and (ist°.
.3tulurancr.
no I.N rs
vir ATCIIE6, J ENI ELBA, 811,V Eli
y y ;lint r.kAuY tiuubr,.—A slue HisHurti
')-iirri‘t, of th(' 4 110, 4 ittimilly t for bale at the loNlet.t cubit
11 Ili. ON II iA n, No. 10.1 ttueouti
btit "coo fine owl hntun, WOOL bale, I'hihldelphto
'1 he multi enairitues to 'large and select nti.ek
incr . N atnties, Jewelry ii.•.tiirtir N aro, Allot oat 111 u e, platel
st toll line Nils Ur, ill ilpoops, t ttrisa t Leiden, a, . ~t Wailifi t
tans and Lire}' urtit 10" of a Holier Jr•i tOlallLy Wetter% tug
the tosamitnitiou ui mesa Wilt/ tattaltt to prt,ewu the Lunt
goodn lit the loss act
• tittving a pral i ctieni Isiiiis,lettg'iy ul
the blatlittWot,llllsl all uv'uihtblelarili
,.
11111,11.111 g
rug, the ...übscriber euiiliiilent I) ins ittiti iitirelniseit,
Slag that lie can nuppty thew ull tel 11, an la, uulbhr
Itily other lu either Ui the Attualth.
AIL kinds of Diainondei and Pear/ Jen elo' and HI ver
M are 111011% 1/1,1. U 1111 1.11 older, a Ith in . a
reasoun IJ le tn.,
uo,\l atetwn, je a elry and slit er ware halt hit idly 11,
paired: \t M. V. to:\ 1,..A
Mt/Is:HOE MORRIS
u. 254 South 24 St. n few doors !Ilan,: thu Zd st. Mar
ket, %% est side.
un_in the south window of the Store, may he seen
thrlawuus Bird Cluck, hich commands the admiration
of the scientific and curious. ttiept. 211, '54-Iyr.
tr—
AploBl'llEltlC UIILIIN
k_7 —A full supply of the abuse ceiebratCd ilium. now
tai hand tit all the ditlereul elicit, fruui 4 gllllolll2, to tt
ll revels ed tint List primituan at the late toutitsPikiltigt
:date Fair, the first mahatma et the trunkli i iP i tostit
Lind Delaware and yury laud state knits, 96,d saritius
others at dillereLl plat vs. It wilt make it ore and better
butter from it Olen amount 01 cream. alai in less time
than any churn in the market. For sale ultillesaie told
retail by l'Aist HALL 31ultitit , e CO
Agricultural Warelioune and corner of 7th
atur Market, 6,lSs4—tt
1_) 14: V it; L. K 1G .11T, (Successor to
Hartley & Knight.) lIEDDINt) AND CAI, I'LT
I) A I, 1•.1101,1 . 4; No, 140 :South :coma tretd, tit I. dotal,-
above :Truce stroct, l'hilaiclybia, tt hero he kvtlre cull
talletly oh halm it full desortanct t of of ery article 111 stn
lintl , >1 betilliehs. °lithe! n, Y cattier Ilede, Patent
Mat tresses, \ ...I vet, '1 apostry , apestry , In uneele, 'I hi,.
L'ly, Ingrain, t mictlatt, I.lhL, 1,4, and Homy l myelin)."
till t'l»ths, t maid) Niattinge, Loco».)ttul N.ltudelt Mattihhe
loot and Stalr Druggets, Ilearth Lu k e. lmor Mate. i nth.
and Piano COVerfi. 11. a 1111111 he iut ites the attention et
purchasers. I -.wt . :A
lOLI.A l'rentium Artihte in Intit
intu,t tut 01
t. lielpren. I le4rUellele, 1.1 , rhabit
teraStlre thell heads m
.
\‘ ho, hes.—No. I 'I he round of the bend; No.
2. elan i.wehead tt it the head to the Leek; :\ 3.
1.1 . 0111 1,111 l,i enr to,t, the 4. f rem Vat' LIP eal
I'o land till. (1.1.1.11ea1t.
To 'Vet s and 5t3111 , , furhoc,-- No. I. Froth forehead to
back us liar Its 113111. No. '2.. (1% or totellond 3n Ihr as ro,lufr
t.U. No. 3. (Ivor the Cr 05,11 14 the head.
It. 1101.1,A It ta):, mud) ti,r sale a spit. udld
k,olits' igs.'h,,un,s, Lathier.' 1\ tp - S. Lulu 1\ P,4h,
hrth,,,th, liruidn,t urls, I,eauttitiii) huh nuau utnetured
as cheap at, any csull,ll,.,lnne.nt Iu tile Union.
Dullards Ilerbaniuth r.xtruirtor Lustrous hair Tinic,
prepared front south Amin - scan Herbs and hoots, the
most successful article user produced for 11111,.1 Dig tin.
heir from haling out or changing' isnot . , restoring anti
presers lug it in a healthy and luxuriant state. Among
other reasons ally Dollard to hair cutting attic ip main
taihs its Immense popularity I's the tact that his loh it is
applied to Iflery head of hair cut at his USIA biltAIIIIVIA •
11111Nequently It is kept 111 better preservation than un
der tiny k 111 , 1 11 allpiklll.loll. it being thus practically
tested by thousands,"titlers the greatest guarantee tit its
ethemy.
- St-lii wholesale and retail at his Old Establishweral77
_ t i to street opposite the St Douse, l'lnisnielphaa.
It. Dollard hiss at least 111,1:01 mid the 1111 plus ultra ut
BAIR DYE, mitt announces - 1 tar sale a ith pellet t con
fidence in Its surpassing every thing of the kind now in
use. It colors LIM hair either black or brown, (as May
be desired) and is used a itlyjut injury to the hair or
skin either by stain or utherti Mu, cuts be washed all in
ten minutes after application, without detracting from
its efficacy. Persons s isiting the city are invited to giro
him li call.
Letters addressed to IL 1)OLLAItI), 17: Chestnut st ,
Philadelphia, v, ill receive attention. Jan. '..:41.-1y
4 EATHER ! LEATHER
1 , 1,11 Z, 111,N DRY 6, tO.
No. 2t), North 'lhdrd m r reet. Philadelphia,
MOROCtI.O MAN U I. Al '1 ithitt, Lamers and
°li of FgENt II CALF tit N and healers In lied and
oak ole Leather and itlp.
I -l AY A N 1) Cl "1".11.:11S,
c;110; tIIELLERA.—A large assortment of to
10t.% ed llns. ttraw and Fodder t utters, now on hand.—
A Ism &mime and slottle roam spellers for either hand or
horst, power, of the t try )111014 tunattletettmo, Including
the pnouluw S h eller at the late h..llll2lyhaida that. tall.
k Or bait, by Ntott C-.,
Agykultural Warvhouse and iced Gore, ..arbor o: 7th
ud Marliet, Dee. t, Irt,4—ti
(CrO1)111.1.A. Surgeons' Bandage
l_ INSTITCTE ILEMON El/ to lso. 4, with
e"eet, nlstlt etore aboNe Market. B. U.
EVERE'rT'S patent iiradualluc l'ree4ure TRUSS, for the
cure of Rupture; shoulder llraces, Supporteis, , Mamie
Stockluge, suspeusary t Ilemorrholdal, and bandage, lo
deformitlee. Jan. I l -ly.
I.l°W A lt1) A SSOCIATION)
. ,
IM Pohl ANT AN NoUNC.':4NIT
To all persons anlieted w it b Sexual disinises,
SEMI Al. NV hARNEss, 011'oTENCE, tiONohl,ll.,
GLELT, SYPHILIS, Sc., Ac.
, Thu ILOW,AIiD ASSOCIATION of Philadelphia,
view of the aw fuDdestruction or human life and !voila
oilusvd by sexunl dise.ues, and the deceptions which
practised upon the unfortunate eietilho of ouch disease:
by quacks have directed their consulting r4urgeou. as I.
en.% it 'TALE MT worth) of their name, to give
MEDICAL. ADV OA GRATIS, to 011 persons thud
flirted, tMale or Female.e ahe apply by tel post-paid.)
with a description their
habits of life, c.„l and In extreme poverty and sintering
to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CIIA ROE.
The Howard Association Is a benevolent Institution,
'established by special endownient, for the relief of the
sick and distressed, aillicted with " ‘'lrulent and" Epi
demic diseases, - and its funds van be used tor no other
purpose. It hits 1100 II surplus (.f the
Dir e ctors have toted to roilorli,e the al,ote notice. (I
fs needless to add that the AS:Wel:Olen 00 11On:11116 the
bight , ' Medical skill of the age.
Address, (post-paid. Dr. GEO. D. CALHOUN, l'onsult
lug Surgeon. llos%ard Association Philadelphia, Pa.
fly order of the Direetors, t•
1 , ..41t A D. llHARTWEl,l4lPresident.
apr1)11. 0 ' It E( 71111.1). Secretary.
GRICULTURAL 'JUDD:NTS.
PhNNOCit 8 eLLEantit IILAT DRII,I
Adapted also for sowing oats. grail; seeds and
guano. KrAuser's Nrtable Cider Mill—the hest •' l ' -
in the market. Hulliday's patent '
Horse Power's and Thresher's,- Lime and (l nano
Spreader's, Danfel's flay, Straw and Fodder Uutter.
Little hint. Corn and Cob Mill, Spain's Atmospheric
Churn., The above Superior Implements with all (Ahem
for the 1,181.1 of the farmer or gardner, for sale Wholesale
and Retail by
p&scu&Lr„ moructs & co.;
Agricultural Warehouse
,atLtioetl Store, corner 7th
nod Market streets, Philadelphia:" , July 26,'66.
CUMI3ERLAND VAIALEY BANK
~ ...„
- Pllol'lliEthltB.
-- Wll.l.tAld KEE, MELCIRIIII_RRYINNAISAN,
ItORERT C. STERRETT, HENRY SAXiON,
RICUAILD WOODS,' JOHN S. STERETT,
If IINIIT A. STritamo.r.
Thl Rani:, doing business In the news of
I.IIIENNEMAI'si Sc CU. is now fully prepared to do a gen
crab llaulting Business with promptness and fidelity.
M„uny „col Vad on Deposit and paid back on demand
without notice. Interest paid on sp ec im
Particular .attentlon paid to the collection of Notes.
Brats, Cheats, &c, in any part of the United States or
Cainulas
liemittaires made to England. Iceland or the Conti
nent. ThWfaithful and confidential ox,„ti„„ of all or
ders entrusted to them,•auty he relied upon. They will
at all:times ho pleased to giro any information desired
In regard to money matters in-general.
'u , n,,Bankinu House in Trout's Building. !Bain Street,
a foq• doors mod , mt the It all 'goad Depol. Open for busi
ness front 9 o'eloeli in. the morning unlit •I n'elook In
Ito eve +lint. 11. A: Snit:III:ON, Cashier.
Carlisle, Sept. 11', 1R65. •
101)ilabcipl)la
(Ebutatioit.
AOAD
EMI', Dent. Ca, 1;ble, Pa. 'I lit (I DJ
-4441111Ce On 1.:.41.)A1 , 'May itt, lbbb. Miu,bet• o.itu
(it•utn}imlted,nuUcoust.uut cill,tts Listil fur their
1114(1 11114011 . bi uttl Ito (Anent. 'lei ms, $4 5 let so.ol
it.culaas 111111 leierunces,utl 101 l lutio u.ut tun lui Lir
ed, . 1.. E.
Prtbeipul aud Proprieter,
I'laii,l (hit l un,l t i hi) 0. c , . Pn.
April Iti-IRM
• T/1
•
COiN1.1111 , :11C1AL COLLEGE,
etwo, et.l to the nem aid hl Heit hall, I\l, trti uLd
,13A 1 :1101.}, r , 11.14.1, / /1J innt,re,
U. h. u.kmial.l.lN, l linlihul trlit, Leettaer upon Mama:
tile :wit ti,e.
E. K. Lumut, to charge of N 1 rithlt Department.
. htma, lOLtlLwitt in Nll.l ItUe tnhuhatious and
Ahs,,,lat, ht 1.0.4. hee3,114, Lel.artu,eu t.
1'1111.1.11 , 5. 1:11( her ni Lenk seeping.
T. Ull.l.l.lath, Lecturer on It 11.'1,1681 Lativ.
lb ret , }eat Lane nut 3et elapsed 1.11,ce the vat al
liFh
the•t.t o 1 thlb l Uhi , tutlot,duriLg I, Lab time 0]..1‘ pi ;hi of
efa,ht huhtiretl st utleuts Luca Levu, iu uttemitib‘e,
n14 , 7 1 111+14 ueurly e‘ery : - tate it, the 1 g
iila.lsl are uuoL I ors ht Laltiu.l re aid Ulhet, hete teeui 3• 7
lag j.minii.,Lt pI , AILLJLh as 11,t11 and
ttvttULi
ante,
CpUlt SE OF I...*'IVDY
•
lit/tLii Kt:1...HM.4.-11.e 1 111,10 h L. the t.t Lrl rt el
fiLteLte 111 ILnntllll. the }rtitil• nb ieif
hourteeir 11. 41.1.10) ILL L icr
ill; ether till 41, txteu••
sit e attiuhititutice ttith Lt t)1
el') ueseriptitah Onniblell at. hi it. I.) tAt()l4O
- tile et tl tltall ll.g 11, LIIIS
dl
paitiiiiht is thdhehtly prattiult vial Mall lidaj led 10
the t ❑i It lei }mishits id tl.lLu.tltl• giim '1 lime, nit
1119400111, Intuit ship;• 31citiuhr4 tour! . ,
-1 wwisniu it, I.xchati}..e,ahl litteat,.!tat.1 itteat,.!tat.
°ill 111 i . 1:11,1.1,) "pet ttitn.n, ,
Pt.:\ MA 111 he exercises uudt•r this held tire
rree. eitn) and pliceltii, m 31,1,11.11 p IN mit) idt NtAtiiiidd
Halt LI.Ln 4.11.141.11a,g thl• nl Lttil
It, it titre tlu tdegall L 1111 , 11.ebn lIULIi uu u , 4.pit LiLli of the
einii se.
Lid ANIILE ('A lA. L LAIIONS till their %Uri( Us
I , eui n.G,I, 4re luuglat ly ;Le 1.11.b1 uevui nLe Lil.o :11•VU/-
tl.t. un•oLud.
Lail) let ures are delivered upon the of At.
couittK. Ate], tithe l.uyttlt 0, at.. tht se lit it 0 1 1.l; . 11 , II
t. tt6 a 2.4.11 es to leetut ey t u lt u.utt,t elm Lau , ale it the
lt , all t 1,1 1 ,11114. L, .stop) I t,
ii. the I tishlese. t II
'I Li. 1.111,e on, nt..ary it I allt 11,11.slliOns I,l,l.ldent to
tit wptt to 1.111.11.1,1111.13, iil It Sill, u. b tt. 11: Si Leh s. lirte
hetttg I, 111111t111. I•Lier uL ILL) lat..,
and :Ittebd Lt th 11:1) ul.tl ttt•t.ll.g. LNitll.ll.o(l‘.l s
1..•1ti at Statlti i et kt... et.d alit. mat uvunlw i.. tie ,e
gain tta te. It r (Al ths, its., Stray nod Litt e u cireZo
ar n t martled
rtig blcrc
have just , rvi•uned Iron' hda
:tea 111:1 k vty extetlylt y 4,4(1111, L.N y
•••••• ' • thyme' stych,e,alda,iait e el)
. I itll.l.l k.
Olin,
1. ail.
• ,
tutu y Cuuhn, tLal.‘..lll k 11. e. k Ist,.
- trig I ticklu, ,1
1'1) Lit,, I ip
i•••., ('l,l tSP ill 1,4) • I (41.1 t.l tiut e. tt ltn 1. I
ail uvterlutut.t !'& pull IL, \ LI.I I Ida s.
All l'lo LoUl4Lr.), .6ert 'mats. li,nals 111.1
ars. art. respuctlllll nyurtcu Lot to iasa the 'AA;
:••I'A ND. as tile) may tint as:4l'yd that tt yt.t artl, It tt.ll
be sold ill a ;.ciArti yuultty, auti upou itat•d.ahly let
Mny 00
l i iil ti,.':, : _JAIL: G b : Dlittl:_i : I
.-., l'e,ll
:1 ei• I. Y ( 1 La % e Jut 'etched a treeh stork er
31eilL I hes, Um I Is, I.em , ' 1. , 11, tce., li bh It, Leo llg
111 beet. purehused m ILL Otitat van" et the beet cay
hutim_lL, l rilllctrillitluht) ite ‘ euithebtl to Itttbillte,
l'h)blelLlDl, culn4/) :t.errinttab:4l.l.l Lciaerfc, uk. Le ,
ie, t,..e Abu pule.
1 , 1.1l3:-- - 1 tnt.lo. :110,11,11A s. lino i hunirtilt, I net, ti
mulite, pure .I..hbULtllli 1 , 1,h, Milb and t..i,t,ltele, r. 1.10,,
1,1.1111 slut[ y. bole, 1..Nb1'1n4,/, i. 341r1.Iirry, 4 O.: — '
L,4.1 Li11../.l..o)l—Nillizam,..al tip , twee.
1 , 11.-,i,i t.}l , r.,—.ll.tubi,(4,' , ,tiii di Is. Sumac, Alum, Log
and tutu Nt to..t.te, ill N Iti ni. i „,. t.pLiaa,' La , 1 . ) ,. .
i'AlN't t. , —Nl etlir, ill & I.ruili, r e i Hr., Le.. 4.1, 1 hrt me
llrt.t.ti slid I viluss . i It. ist as lltl \au i.i,h Li L. 11,, .0...1eiy
tt I Inikn. 1. lass. I.llitA,U 1.11, .111 i pt MAI 0 Copia and ''(U
t at wet, it tiht led initti. Ail 11l 1, List, 1 1[1 IV Solt' M., tLo
\ or)
4 1 , ....Jt, rel. Ilan! bet pt S. e.
.11. - It ti vhli and npleinlit.l itse.ortrnetit 01 I' Altl' i
lil it 'LP:, Ir• rusts, Cuutes Moult.), and lutiuturriit h. trtlli
ital. Ire rat, ulatril lui tier anal minturi.t, tt.l t t ti Mili
are ..ll,.ivd iit. the Mil teL rash prires, lit Ilse cheap hug,
11 ,,,, 1. Mad i :ink ) MCI 6.01 tin Mll+olll , ol' ,II ...%( , 1 lii Ilan
-01 et etrrrt. ,)'
..,. L' liA % 1.1,:..'l IL K.
i LEA lid A.N it (O.\ 1.• ECI.IO...VAii Y.
tiffiterhign,d just returned nom
truslt SUM.) I I I/h It.r mitt CuN 't 11,..\ A
'1 he In IA uucclto It NILh 11.11N14,Ak hailliN ill
uw6c LL assurtuirlit ul l.rUgi, Mett4lllen
1,0111141 qt.. tII (_ }, EL it y . Ih
flue; conuistiug ul jotlll . -2.11ga1 . %I. Lite Mitt tritl,palt lit
as, , rted. Itlld
ul of ire sztrivt,N ; alms k ruits, uts. mot' cl cry thaw
belottittog t., that der:tan...tit of trade. ile Nuut.l tliii
spocuu !Went/I_ II w Li., supply ut I•Ai\tY !Alb
for the liolltUt)s. and I.e Meta, use, atum.g t. huh mat be
found the kt.ett, the tastetul, mat the useful. Ail are
int itl.l I. call w het Ler they wish to punch: se or
.B. J. 101.141.1 C.
Dee,r
.51
Jilt cticuirs,
JA3IES OCK, M. D.,—Late
Professor ut Anatomy and ,`;•urgery-in the Philadel
phia Collegt of ltledivine. and At tiny Paolesnor at 3lnt•
w nerd ; ono of the I onsulthlit I 11) slcians of the I hit
adelphia 11.1.spltur, Biocide.) ; tutu mon) er of the Ns
tiohal MAttlietit Absoriutlon; inentbel of the I hiladel-
Okla Alettical Soetet,) ; wend erot the :11ettit.el 1.11010-
cal l'ollt.;.se of Philadelphia; for tautly Presnlent ai.d
l•rott,st rot .‘tattoto and ntritel) 11l lastiett n :Ntt I •
eat I ollege. erntont ; and also, late I ivlcsmir n
iacin) and I'll) shout%) lit lierkshile 3letlit al nstitu•
that, Pittsfield. :Mass., Av., Av.
1110 , Intel) ilitrioluceil In a popular form. bl,l el 31 111 hit
vorlte pret•cilpthr.s tor the principal WlCat:es ot this
climate. lisr.% name of each art kit , will 141) the die
vase for whirl It is intended to used.
IM. Mit LlNilliCk's 1q.C1011.11 tit tit T. $ 1.
Int.:lltClaNuch's Cold/ am, Cm:on .Ndivrniut—Eur
Coughs, Sc., Price 25 cts.
7111.CIANTOCIell AaTuMA AND 110011 NO COtGII
Price titt cts.
M(CLINTOCK'A TONIC ALTLIINATI9E sAllt:l•—Vcr
rifying the Blood. Priee'Sl.
Dit..tkettatocit's Dyspeptic Elixir—For giving tone
.to the stomach, rellet,ing pains after eating, heartburn,
and all disagreeable ayuipttnis arising from iuin g ,,,ti ue ,
trice $1
Ds: McCLlNToceti it»EunaTtc Muuresr—A Purely Ve
getable Remedy for internal use. trice SO eta,
Da. 31eCtiatociCs lUIEcnATIC LINIst).N7 —For libetunto•
tistu, tipralus, 6wellfingg. ite, Price 50 etc,
ORI'MCCI.INTOCICh ANUDYN E MIXTURE—Fin' hilnin Tooth , .
Headache, Neuralgia, &c. trice 50 cts.
Da. MCCLlNitielen FEvt.R AND AGUE SPLCIFIC—A certain
Cure for all Interutlttents. Price $l.
1116 I.4lt;CLlNToutt's InAltlilal.ACOßDlAl. AND ClioLtßA
VENTIVE—A Safe
Jilt. j!_blii..7tiNtorti's tatiITAILLE PIIIOA7I9X VILLS—Yoe
Irrice2s" et sf.
Da. McCuyrocit'slAiszt-nlidot PILIA—For Irregularity
In the FunctiOns of the Liver and Ito‘-els—the hest I.llr*,
or Pill made. Priec 25 as. ri lox.
For rude by tr, .1, Met.I.INTOCK„ at his 31edical Depot,
N. W. Corner NINTH and Ell,lllEler Streets; 1141 1,10 '
anti all Druggists. Ir.nlitglSlA Anil .11011Cpi hl Me&
VIIIVII who wish to he Aguas, will pi ea k.') odrssz
McClintock. furnishing reference,
Unnie l
eounty and I.State.
It - 9...F0r sale by W. A. Kelso, Samuel Elliott, Carlisle :*
.1. 11. Crlliwoll, Siiippensburg; Eniminger&Co,, Hatanutu, MeAutnicsburg; Joseph Herron, NoW•1 JIle;
AndersonbUrg; Baines it Vertig,
town; A. C. Klink, New Bloomfield; Harriet !11, Singer,
Newport; B. E. tiardner, York Springs; .A.. 1: Sllliertinis
1. S. Nixon,..Clunithersburg; 11. Mentzer, Waynesis m.;
lieorge Itt•rgtier linirD. It. .lones urg.
McCI,INTtWK ran It, consulted, without charge
dolly, fmut 10 16 12 o'clock, A. 31., at his Depot,
December 0,-1154-Iy..
ZS. 1.1.1.1U'l 1,
MAID Atlect. l uliodes