Ell
El
10
• ARM/Mos •
Contintl , from secOnillise;
--ron.--tbe-.eubj• , nd n-her-mdignation:.ghe oar—
, • lied the letter •ere. •
- qCoumust.'write to Mnikarbt ho said
we beve,a,.bomo there:Will be gi illaee in it'for ,
• hei;7-Eibi tie'a our house, my
wife -z-we simil.nllee better for.it.' '- • •
=-7-1-Detir--Robert,
shall wet afford it?'.-
. ,
'`Tb4-is my province, • Nellie ;-. tho :extra
trouble will yours—shall you mind it?' ; •
• Whitt :for . Margaret Sgt. no, .dear.'
The surninonswas:setitl fr ihr wro.t.e_it_to;
-gather,. and wrote it so that there, was no re
iiisting it. • • •
I.3Psio'cfock the next morning there was
a great,huatling and hammering in the o l bouse:-
- Nellie opened her'eyes, and sleepily:wonder
ed-what it might merk Presently she' dils-av
ered:Robiert-wa-gaie.L---Ak h en:l6--,W45,. at
bottom of it` nodoubt = :With` righteous
curiosity, . sho,', : jutnbed - thrust her little
white.feet into slipperti. 'flung on a, dressing
• gown and stole doW,n AEI . she openrd
' the study door, - the beloved sanctormg of her
hustiand, the mom which even•she always•ett
:
tere with - a sensation of awe, she was driv'e'n
bac by a cloud of dust. Returning the
__.charge she presently dis eh ed t.hr"ough ft
• ^ that the walls were disinantled, the heavy book
shelves moved, the old, disused doorway to the
garden opened, and the carpet taken up.
•-
Robert;: Robert,' interrui ted Nellie,
qvlat...does this mean, what. tire you doing?'
Robert etnerged• from: the - interici,, dusky
_with dust and dirt. Nellie laughed at the'llg
-
nre be presented.
.411rbat are you dialog; ogre ?' she repeated.
; , Airanging a room for our sister,'Nellid,.be
.. sure ; you clidtxl think she - was to 'be doom
: od to herbed-room or our company - for ever,
•
, yvnl N No;ne ; she must haveher own lit :
•tle=q - uiet-lor,--where—no—one-511:111 - -epter
4vitliout - ( lisi - leave; — A little paint • and papei:
: - ing, a new carpet, a sera,
__J_But_your_atmdy,-Robert-- 7 yoir papers' and
books ?'
• . 'Must find afresh place,,Nalie.' .
. 'Dear, kind husband !' .
coat, — and laid her little
head lovingly' against it
'Why- you see; darling,.l can have the biti
window in the . parlor, - place a_tahle there for
my book; and be as snug ab here.
..You are too kind,. dear,' said Nellie with
'
-
tearful eyes. .
- Itobert ; .thought she was going_
_to say . more
_so..he caughtler uii_in bis arms, and ran with
her to her own ioata... - . : . .-•
~._press,yourself quickly, and come to work
Nellie,' he said, 'there Will, be great need of
So-there-was-ineeedi-WO-bisy-eutkut:ljthey
were for many dais, The Italian songs were
quite forgotten, th new fashions laid aside in
oblivion ;land Car y nd her husband, if ever
they came into Nelie's noughts, were dismiss
., •
ad' with gentle pity;
• The room was nearly ready nowy looking so
*all and bright, thosis fluttering muslin'cur..
tains .once hung up; a lust touch with the dos.
' ter, a vase of fresh flowers on the' table, and
all would -ready'for._ dear_illargaret,_who_
was vitiating the journey in short stages and
would'arrive by tea-time.
•• There was a .stealthy:' knock at the door
leadigg,to thegarden._
- "Ceine in,' said Nellie.' ,
' A shaggy headwas thrust in.- -•
4 011 . come in,'Tom !' - . '
'Well Tom,', gad Robert, 'what retis?''--
And as he spoke ho gave .a . reluctant nail a
blOwthat consign'ed it fo•its fate.
Now TOrrt , was - not a ready spealser, - thongh
'a - areful loving attendant of Robert's horse,
and a most disdieet gardener of Nellie's flower
:Pleas.° air, the Squire's= objection.'
wi
4.-:- - -:tlitrat-WlL—tat n iLy.or Tom,
'Robert turning round an .the .t.o.}k of the ladder
with a boldness that Struo,k fear to Nellie's
heart, and looking down on the m rtals be
neathhim With the aspect of a very W a nd
original cherubini of.a recklesk character. •
'Please sir, said TprU' , glancing up rather
timidly : for he did.n.ot feetassured against a
... participuted,,deseent from-his master; 'please
the..§qui oil try Me? •
'Whdt To going ?' said Nellie.
'Yes, my-dear. YOU see I hay s e'tiold the horse.
' It, doesn't want another nails Nellie, does it ?'
'Sold the horse,- Robert : .: •
, • 'Yes, my dear. - I may_ come down now,
_ . _ ~ .•
'Stec y s
ir • P sdi .- i Tom • appHyi.l
g""lis .bind
to the, adder. :
• • •
-. _ ,
Robert - lvent - on talking as he cam,. evident
ly pratending that he was.
,used to it, and not
at all nervous.'
Walking is SO much
_better for :the. health,
my'deatl, and the squire \vitt. quite anxious for
admired hm so much. Take ti-
Wiiy-Alia laitiler, Tom," will youplease? And
as for the -- gardpi, lo'i = e, I. think
airtiening ttood for, the health, -too, cml that,
l
i,ctween ye Call. al % , ;:iy:s
,'O'Cp :
LN.i.
! -but bow
Robert wears his sputa : l3les to :Oils day; but
it is observed' that every year he lives he looks
more and more over them _ at his-wifes-face.
and less upon his books. 'lt is not/surprising
to these who know what pleasanithoughts are
written there, _and what a quiet. contented
heart they raise from. — Margaret — iii a bond
-between•them . both—a Constant exercise for.
self-denial, patience and - forbearance, keeping
their souls ever pure from aellish rust and
idle indifference . ; and Nellie, having lost her
•
taste for Italian and the &Alone, and 'having
Once made vio_her_ mind that her husband is
the beat and handeemest_min,,,on the earth,
-has - never since - been-conirerted true:the- de=
lusion; despite well_ _aimed _efforts _ on
the part of her. slater Car And she id.einite
rigidtoo; those illiisions are half-sisters to
-Fsithvarofifirtjhe
• . :po qtanlurs r
ierness re - wt.rennorrno
of wooden images covered with gold, it was
better tkneel among the simple' believers,
who called them angels of the Mercy Beat; for
to these only was the hidden gldry revealed.
STRIKE OFF 7119 NAMs.—Mr Higgins was a
very punctual mans in' all his transactions
through life. He amassed a large property
by.untrying industry arid punctuality; and, at
tlittadvanced age olpinety years he Inns rest
ing quietly upon his bed, and cr linly waiting
to . be called away. He had deliberately math
almost every arrangement' for the deceaseand
burial. . - . • '
Hie pulse grew fainter, and tho'ligtit,nf, (e
seemed j neOlickerink in /its socket, 'w4nli: . .4tte
of hie eons obagrred—
'Father, lydw will piobabiy live Ant' q, day
or two; ie it not well for you-to name .your
bearers?' • - -
'To be sure, my son;' said the dying man,
it is poll thought °rand I do it now.'
Ile-gase a list of sixi...the usual numberyand
sonlCtiaek exhaulted - Upon his Rillo7._ •
- A - gleaterof Ahem ht-Trassed-over.:lrisTmith
MII
ed faceliki ti ray, of liglit, - "and ho ri lliod
_once
EOM
'My son, read me that list. Is the
Wiggins there ?!.. • .
. .
'nen strikenit off,' said be emphatically,
for be never was punctual—was noSver. any
where in, season—and •ho might detain- the
procession a Whole hour
:MENTAL eONFECTION ARY:—FiCtion i 8 like
jelly Juid sweatmeats--nice to impart oc-,
casional relish to•the drybread of facts, =but
Unwholesome and, clogging, when:eaten. oxen
-si - Igo_persons-are---4uite-so- xrealt--bodied
as those who cram themselves with' the dahr
ties referred to; and none , are so shall9w min
ded and cold hearted as those who expend all'
their mental activity tind - sympathy • on ',th e '
mock personages of.4firitvelist.
, .
. f t ."l- - s — Freeklom of \ speceli is the di:AS - test ter
ioi o r ty i i tint ? because
,it • is something' they
can neither Tolltro . l nor evounter.
•-
pt'' `;%l !MVO Sto111:1 0 1:3
Jo - I,vtowcr;
~ ,
. ,
EIII
•
eft. _
11 -3
A very strange Ihing:;18 taste. e les
eyes at that rodnient 7 —and threver afterwards
'—that. quiet .rd. fashioned lain, in his speota.- .
- tes , an &his 'W'orking
sorriest hero :that ever nxisted. Thu oh?thith
•
a,n _ •
d love only a thousand times ' stronger than.
. ! *e., riming her eyes,. as . 1 ehe throw .her
annharoundith and niurthuredshow unworthy
z,lie..felt to MareLishie.viould
1 id-in-her-ariiiinel—inii•ilen l -mi• 'lloVett.'.
' — stopped her =with his kisies. = — lie , needed , no
:Her faott. was still hid agaiiiii his -1
shou)der when Toni came-.baek . , and — olie kept
it'theiw to hide her tears.; '. '..:-.-: '._
'Well, •Toni; you need inotAlorget 'the old
plhoe, you know Aensiou'llave"a new one.'•
, 'Bryour *aid the ° wOrtlik - fellOw
with 'great .emphasis 'on the first ward,-.'l'll
give n f look in , at'Zliesure•flowers from tilxlo.o
time.' . . •
Tom ; and 'what's more if ever 'go,
couriihi AnniOlhforiiii of Q a
Ncorckt, here Arst fora flower to put in your 11
ton hole,.why I hope irtirry Long*will out, you
out.'
ye, sir, I'm sure,' said' Tom' with a
grim smile, 'if I make so 'hold. Not. as I'M
,afraid•o' the Ilices'o'him.' ,
,• •
Robed-held 'gut his hand to his faithful ser
vant. Torn took Oespectfully and 'shook it
r - c - iiith - lyT 'NO turned, aronnd - and ' ex.: -
tended hers; but Tom could not stand it any
longer. ,He . bolted out of the room, and
hiding himself behind the . stable door, blub-,
bored like a .
Robert told one of his loneit.itiories after
tea that night,- .when they sat. beside Margaret
in her pleasant little , roOm ;sandhi) bad' scarce.-
ly begun it when Nellie, quietly stole'ller,httpd
into his and so startled'him_be almost forgot
what,he was-talking-about. But be soon grew
aceustome.d :and Weed sit - became
habit tlintlie,could never - telj• a tale well
u4ot last.
-•— N
father.'
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BM
A '§l,Oiti'iii,::ilio..;go.:
111
• - •
It is.a• Well known feat, that Om
.ladieB lire
alloidii3;'li -- 0 . ,,00DY.-!ttiOn#l,rliled._ f - 1 eie ty.
and common • croy t tijiffit, to. ta4 the lead of the
' men every - leap Yelo4:4• 4 end,
• •
-p«,sed i -to-lio.--so-far.—as--tepopAhe,tqn
- without; being considered rude or forward,—, -
Although the right and, privilege . is conceded
to theAladies,:we seldotii hear of , them:taking
advantage of it ""
owever, one case, - _in *hie
.trelady_did av n ail herself of the 'privilegetr - o
leap Year; did occur in this eity'on - New Year'S
day. .We will relate the particulars; but not
give the real natnea, for the' reason' that the
parties ilre residents of this eity, and, might
riot relish =the idda of having' the priftey of
their deniestic affairs
. broueit before . ' the.
. .
• There is 'a-
certain 'fashionable. bearding
houSe - in - this c4; , (yre•Will' hicati it ein•Third
„.„„
) where it very.Tianlsetue. young "widow
Arding. WidoW.
'who•hriff . ii . fortune - 4:solue $30,000,
left 'her by. her.. deceased
,husini*Ni. : and no
children. .Thred yoUng Clerks, (weilWill - naine
therriSmith,'Brown,,and•jones,) who forme' y:
boarded at - this boarding hotien,:ealled 40n:
the landlady on.liew :Year's day. The Widow
Cheerly . was in the room, and saw-the young:
gents'approaching. She inotnedititily , dressed .
hiarself arri.ty - ,!, - called_ the
landla:(1" and itniuiredthe.numes of thi.youpg
gents:,
.The landlady informed her, whdn, she
inten.d;ta•lismo one of those
.young men for, a, huaband.' The lan.dlady
smiled incredulously, and then'vent dOwn to
the parlor to receive her visiters. ; , The widew_
followed immediately, and Wit:lnint.Waitinifdr_
•
an introductien,:approebedSmithand,said—
. , Will,you consent- to beConie.•
myhuSband?'
The, your man:. bltitetl, nfid wa very mu th
.confused at beariug tbe quegtion from windy,
'never before ,eet!, but be finally
suc
ceeded.in atammering out— • • _
'Owing to theshortness of our acquaintance,
(very shorsOlaViiig never seen tlio lady bernee,)
-and Anether. person having
. 81410 Nighe clairnsr
upon - Iny -affeetioi4, yott — wilfTplenib'elouse
• .
•
'Certalnly, skid the ieideff, -milli.
pleasure, as I did not-notieelhiejiontletOn,''
addles - ship .before isike - V(l6
or else. fwould _have proposed to : l3l93first - ;;--
YOUlrifirry.nie,•l4 . l.lroliar _ •
11,' said Brown, 'the ico is now brojce.
I would have been :a .married man years ago.
if I could havii upistered courage' enough co
,pop Abo,ifuitstion; but-AS you have.tak,n_
vantage of leap year, Arid romovod
W001 . i. - /AriltioacoSus atdurtlithiiiktut44! , ::
soon-as you please.' - ,
qiighi'off,'..-remarked the ividolik. 'Land=
7111 please send for mycbsuubi, ik`nd
7iith - efrAiVdMrWelititicarivarcl7 l-I— ' ,- -.7
E The necessary rtrtiolea wore sent for; and
Mr.l BrOwn, with Ills tnten e. tinging gine • -
fully on his a , started for the residence of
thip pastpr o the liontman'A Church. When
the minist was about to Unite the couple, in
the bon of . wedlock. _they .gave hien their
names, and each heard the others namefor
the first time. Everything trent ones 'merry
as a niarraige bell,' with the .noiv married
couple all that'day. - .
Next - nit - truing, - y,hen- Brown 'awoke, the
effects of . the numerous drinks of the day
praVious having now, entirely worn
be.gaul to •refleot. lie becaine serious, -- Ile
theigh.t_ha was in rather ¢ bad scrape—out .of
einploylne - iit,, in• tiro ..middle of ; winter, vary
little money, and tk'wlte depending on him.for
support. • While revolving the subject over in'
his mind, and not being able to decide. what
holed better do—run otfor cotalinitSuicida—
his wifei - aweke;; - 4my:Aear,i-said-slnr,--.llave-,
ion auy,6bjections to. colleefiniafew
Ile stalled, thinking.: that sho-supposed he
he'd .. soMo Money coming Rim,.and that site
desired him to collect 'little money,' for her
benefit and muttered, rather Burl !Na, I
that's is any
mean
mo.'
do not that, my dear. • Get up atlit
go to my bureau drawer; and there
,you will
6turbills to the amount of $5OO, for rent:aline
thei*, and accept the money.froo me as a New
Year's gift.' k • •
Brown le;apod'fyona. the bas . carcoly
senses,/t - fiat ho had 'distinctly under-.
stood his wifo, and (lion' rushed to the buieitn
•arrdlii'6l4l6llnd the bills.
• When we saw Brownlie.Was , out:collecting
hisbills= feutrd it vor-y_ easy jobi .l r-and heard
- hi tn. expatiating- upon;- the •benefits - of --matri- 1
mony--St. Liniistlfe";7llLl:::,
F 4 • - ,
—•L
AT;11,§1.171,F, OF RAI, fir 18,55.
- • ..oi , ..ottat.: KELLE.4.io'speosuily , annolirt' cos to hie
old Patrons and the'puhlle generally - that he has just re_
MIT'S -the FALL STYLE OT'' 0 ENTLEMEN'S
TSAI'S, inantireetured et olio p 1 tlielfOst eitablisli
' mentsin risilatielplite,.te-Wbiell•lie invitee-menial
atOsition.
. .
Ito lio also rongtantly' on pandit ha.rgy nd,vnrlcd AN
s••tddnent of lite own untutiftettun 8$ wets M; eitS • acid! ,
113 ts atut . Copt . F , oltablq tbr the 5q41 , 301,, 11
41111StrIg 11Yely
V i 0..)" ot litoveer, 15tedertt4n and :'llk Itatg• Ila
it-hyd tlie•lntest Ay)°, together with tt. lull tutsorttrrent
'of_ CM'S vf. eS et) fh3po
,41uscy . Iptiou, and nt,t.rfitey
prl: r. liu pirvt)•nuluely invites itte public to 611 wikt
stYlf'o.nuito
t•litv••f , *"l aI , Y- '•'•t••
" ;!•i tt. p V 2.;:,• •• 10' : , 1 . •(,) ;u1 I
1 1 .1 11 '• •' 1 i •
.1 r. td tionty . .t".44lJ;t,
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. _ .
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tr-trollco, kw!, -"; •
.!..itdres alt 4
. ..
t••
~•••'•-*te ; ',-
WATCH
E S
T CLOGS !
,
..—"p FANct.JLWEI,itI' , .4 e.
r-:".-I•livelow •
on hand and tot ssts,tt
,tuy.•u.itt .lesud on.Atiht , Stroet, oliposite r Alsiion.l4ll-, at
ani 'rely now and Olegint. Stock of,:••• : • 4 . • '3 . .
• WATCHES, JP;WELRY; MEDALIONS,"I2K.•• .:
4. l old , Lover-iVatelwat,thitutirwarkbopenreasw;.*itrerrio:- - -
Slivui Lepino and'Quartor Watehes, a large variety: '
Gold Authors fcmladidtf and•Gotitlemen. -. ".- -••
Sledalliona,. a arileudid assortment for ladies and gents:
Oreast l it 'l i z' o fof vory pattern; and'all prices, r ..
Gold Cludhsfo VoSt and fob, gold curb chains, ' -
..rtarr- , ntF7lns,o3tsicb., SttwmarlinthoraFr--- - . --
Crosses. - Drop and lloop Ear-Itibifs; a la•rge viwilety.
14--Plittetb-f - forkw,-7-Ta-ble-atitverßwtter
- I,Cuivesi-kerof-i , etriousaki , les and-pitces,
. • i.. -
Gold and Silver Thimbh0,.......... _ , •. , . _ ,
tiold,-Silv er anti Colninoni,Spictablei, a 10134 nssortmen t
, .to suit all,. gek ) and to we invite particular
~
'. -attention:. ; 4 - .....
.. f ,
Port Monnalea4liargeASSOrtment at every Price,. '
Gold Pens, Of the best ,- make at vdrious prices,.. • _-
Fancy Boxes. Port Folios, Accordeons, Spectacle caves;.
'Ladies Card Casei, Silver and pearl, at various prieek, -
bracelets, gold-and common; Watch Chains ditto.„”
"Also a large variety of articles' In the Jewelry-line,
Which I will sell at the lowest prices. All, articics:vrar
ranted to 14 what they are sold for. ' -
.:0!) Particular attention paid to the Ia:PM - RING OP.
WATCIIES and all' work, warrgwted. - _ Returning - thanks
to. my old fi:ionds and custotum for formorpatrimage,
I respectfully solicit a continuance of thole favors.••
juno:th - • - . • - ----,- T11031. , tS CONIJN.
CLOTH.INGA CLOTHING
N. HAN'ECII & Co. have Opened-nod now of
' I for for sale at their Store 'on West High Street,
oue jdoor west of the Gotel formerly kept by C: Stough,
111.1 entire 1107 stock of,lteadOlinte Clothing
FOR MEN ANI) BOYS WEAIt.
'Also, Cloths, Cassimeied and Vesting's: , which will be
mach-np in the best style and on reasonable tertns:
Shirts; Shirt Collars, Gloves, llosieryi Suspenderii, , SAtin
'and Summer Stocks. Ifandkerehiefs, iieWeid;
styles and litst manufacture kept emistantly 'band.
'onlidef4 of their ability to please, they respectfully so-,
'Celt the public patronage.• •
"TALL ,STYLN:OI.4 FATS 3 lb.
wm. li. .TROUT, deSires to inform his old friends.
that he has removed to his tnt.wii:Siirblistment (Clllllo'
' street, near, the Railroad Depot.,!„Sne is mow Jopetiing a
large and elegant assortment of ,the FALL, sTyLE
OF HATS, just received from. PhiladelplOg._m hick
, - the.gentlemen of Ciirllsleare requested to tiell and
exainlne. lie has - alsb a large tissortment pf Silk. Fur
and ,Slotach.llats of) his own manufacture. got:yip In the
best style and at .Various ets prices, the excellence and 6nibh:
m-whieh ho will }warrant. llbrstock be is cindblent on;
ly needs to ho examined to be approved. Also, tatty*
supply of Men's, Iloy's and Children's CAI'S. of„Cloth
and Fur, and of every- ariety Of style and 'price jiii - re,
calved from Philadelphia. Let all who want,* list Or
_Cap give 111111.4 call, as they may. be. sumo( being suit
ed to their own valet-action.
• .
v ,-
A :
c. , s„9,;;; _______ ,_,,: .-;..---. OR TIFF: .1‘11.T.41,1.0N_
• „ .
, 40 ~ ,,q ....-_,..---- I ,ni ito,‘ ret•elytTig my I:nl I
' . 'O7 - -- -'' - git, •'k . of ' l' . ll'l. It II oe`silllN(N
c • AM
,--, which stliTass hi. style, Quality
.s..
• : ond.prien-y—thirt--have.-1-syer ,
beep exhllieted In Carlisle, I respectfully solicit a call
from personel nt of. Paper
as llmmhmsofany de 'serfp-
, ,
ilon's I'lini count 1 \ y__:wiortment for surpiulslwy,
d'
in the norauKin and styli - niuL &
prlrrs.ls but row s
valoinAhnsity. lon pal& of the public to roll andi;*.
:,,,utni, my misortmant befOro purchaslnr.thrl nun confi
dent My chaste doolgini cannot f)II to. Omsk+ the most
fastidious. -- , .IOIIN P. LYN}.,
- , ' . ....... •
West altleof Icorth Hanovec:Strect i -
Ca
INEW: GROCERY ,
..I_ AND VARIETY ST(11)E. j
The subscrilhor,would respectfully Inform 111Si:1-lends ennill.o.
the., publV . ionerally, that he lins.j vast . ret urn - ed risme : lli e -'
city lidtli a -largo and:varied assortintnt of_ .
ffitocEnms, GLASS and CiIIEKNS-WAItE. 16-• -
,
PIS 11, Ac.,d„ whiehltre - otters for. sale on the , .. - A, :
most: •rearinilifblo. terms, at his -New Store. i SI '-
corner of North Ilnuoyer street and the PIG- ' , : F .' ''
pi
1,
lie ligunie, directly opPosltii . the Carlfslo De. . .
,poalt. Bank. Ills' stock Oiiihrases overyllilu§A9K) . 4.
Inn Grocery and. VarieWPOE . n. 4. •-''•
7' • -The-puldle are Invited to-. end exiligf i n l eL.
•btff6enptirelinitraniiinitifetf,llAWroolii eon la to ei,.. '
Zell
J. •D;11 - A - LIIEBT. - - - -' '
... . .....
mu
gREEN GROORRY, kiTORE.
i •
tkiecMi •
- ss .]
TeigreirteFrobritrthErvittpmir-of,ear.
a or lave just received front the eh, • 7 1 1 1 ,7
opening In the room adjoining Bents d Br° J.,
eey-complete-iisehrtment-of-Groterimit - !,$)
COFFEE*I3IIOAIt, TEAS, „
and all the various kinds of SPICES at ,Ita r 9l" -
auch as Mims, Diied Ile f, Bologna Sat.,rt •
piece or hound. Also e gs,
erel,Shad, Co4.llsh and a great varlet)
of articles not neroasary to enumerate.
we will reeei‘e our rte.ulitr supplies
ntEsll vEntreißLEs
tmaoon-itte-tlicy appear In the city nutrkt4s, to all 01
Nvittch We invite the attention of tho -tuhflc. its, W tie
tend to - scll - nt tht Tory loiyeat prices fd. Cash or Colin,
try Produce. 11A KIC EF,It & MULLIN.
a BING - 11A I\.f, D
2 . Cu., 2711"ilarl,et Street,
; Al FOR JACOB RHEE.7O - ,..CARIJFI,E.
hud phi dolphin. Cars leiiimiaith plaeos Ettspaml - -Weir,
;my Week, TueadayWand Fridays. All hminess
iiiitruid to Bingham'. Davis & Co., at tidoled to'
eptness, wriother DI sales, pr. dna.; or freight. "
A:11. BA RNlTZJislaitli strept,
elite:rod into this arrangement, and wlli nttrud pr nrpr
ly to all buSiness entrnstO to him,. 7 , taitro ni.
The mileirilrar
added to lifs. forrno n s'elertion
K-nuns, 3911.11 Oa_ other vrtrietTaf artl
P , VT \ usually • il_lll:3ll 7 roFer ,
vreeir—rit 2 1 i!, nrid 14 rent,.
Odessa. Clarifie 1. C111)411'11 all(C.Pllll.rri...!'
11;1:4 of line qualltfe; Choo , date
Salt, and a VAriety of Fancy artleler, all of which are o„
fore(' at the lowest rash prigs. N'Ve aro thankful far the
former Aupport . giVbil UN; and lourito a further marrow
our friends and euntOniers. '.. • . J. W. EllY .
Al - M . lOll 11311, C/IrliShl.
R E•
w
• i+
p - REsERvING SUGNE:4---A general
assortment of Clruslul, 'Sifted rind Pulverised
I , ltg . nrs . of be'st quality, nn also Soft eyuSited,
and" other qualities constantly qn Land , FU it able foC
preservint;_:and-all .purposes- , -generally at Otn
Ala n eonstant supply of the eholvegt CoffeeF, Tenn,
Itu.l railer nrtieheOn variety_Rtynys op lutrul.— .
iitteiViou is invited tq our sto!:.k beforq buying Otii:m
vlisle; 'July '25, '55, .1.,1V. EBY.
•
inGITNA,,, GLASS
..) WARE—OId housekeepers and • young, with tilos
also irk , are elimAing to become housekerpertt, are in tilt
ad to i•alt,itt • I.IA FAAI I IN (1110(10IY mid ex
oolitic his ekgaut assOrtMent of. t I im, fi lass an 11 Queen o.
Waro,3ll other articles In the lioiMeheoping Ilse, sucl+
as French and Englkii left sets. heavy banded and pit iii
White ill:Mite, gilded and blue plain, Molnar sets of ev
- ary yariet,y and pricu, howls and.pitchers, tut-tams. dit•b•
es, Ste. Adlass-ware--eentro tolls rind iiiiitiferlamprt. -
Candelabiiii , Mid .otlitir lainpgcginat carlfyitiblq and bar
tatiiihrers, gottiT474, .(te. Fruit - and pri.Carci."ditthrr:in -- Ytt ,-
tr -- tvalikiTiffhtit Out r ..I;iitr Ih. butt
Itrtvber,—;:trecui tt,
white wat.ll,•Neruhbing, handmtkd thee hruthmt. dm.tort.,
'brooms, &r.. Narita, clotheOlnAra,kelling latsitt;ts-.
elinleti ass..;:alinciit of 'flibacco and Segars.
ho who ato rpnct chelce‘brands Segars and try thc
Prlncipeg, liiigaliiis:Sieffaiinis and other culai varlet !cp . ,
Pmd pin will ilivil'thom of unimpeachable lu:dity, Gls„
per Span lA.and Coinuiof- `Aogtic: N . with choies•_torull and
- •
tolgwe9.
. .
vtR, H '
••,W - 07% kl'-•;? t ) , (1.. It L151.1 . ..,--11, t.),itn I.li
al hna rilways tin htziL(l a larl..zo t'aq itiat.
}Vote. in ita thn ditformtt style;. NV 11 i, , 11 )11..' prrp..r, t••
s(.lllit Ito ittfti p r o , 11.1
ono ; B} . o-1!
it , ‘ Cltt anti ,hi.-l;
'l'l3- 1 vn 1. ai, t' • " . .
, l I. •
//1111
an,
Instruments of every descriptipm
.Exclusive agent for the 'sale of gallet,•Davis & _co.
:Patent Suspension Bridge -Callan and oilier PIANOS,
Gilbert's •Boudoir Pianos,-Melodeons, Martin's Zinit/uo
'intim :Violin " glieePlilusic; 741 usic gook 6; iil e. . '
iteSide,ts 4 "the , ,id r untrY• will..be,supplied by mall iii
l
otherivise yr' li music they may wish, as low as it pur
chased in person. giving , . one of tir,e' largest stocks it
the United Stites, I feel confident of pAtisfyinst•lf nil'
may favor me with a call nr order. • ' -
--Dealers in Music supplied hn.the mostlii•eral terms.
Pinfios.to let, Ilegonibliand Pianos for sale.: - . "
.. •• May 20,1853-1:.
ph la —IVA V. -411d:-,Iew el t
--Number 90 lk;ortit-Second- Street, LI,I
•••;‘, ner of Quarry, Philadelphia!' lloli
Lever Watches. full jewelled, 18 cat
• ut eases, • i - - -• • $2 O •
. Gold Lepine,lB carat Cases? •- 24
si Ivor ••• jewels • • 9I • '
. • (11) NItitIt' . ;• Silver Lever, fuli'jevi . elled, •12 t .
Superior Quartlifics, ' - - - 7 tn•
Gold Spectacles, .: 7 p'• ••• •••
Fitie a Silser S'pectacles, .„ • - ' • •"1
• 3
Ladles' Gold Pendia,. • • - . - - •3 r •••.,
Silver Ten Spoons. set,' - • - • •ii 1 -
Gold Pens. with Patten and Silver Holder.• - 1 I.
Gold Finger Rings 37,k4 .cents to f8:-. Mars;
plain, 1234centa,- atent.f&N,-Lunet- 25;ptlieLortzlth
in proportii,iii. - -: 11 goods- whrrauted to ho what they a. 2
sold for. '
• , • , STA }TER k
. Oit hand, some Gold and S lver Levers and LiPin•
it!) t . lower then tile above prices, . • •
•
A l lll 4 ti' (31,115', 'COCK • —l, at t •
• 0 Pr6fessor of Anatomy, and gingery in the Pli;Ladsj .
Pliirs,Colle - gr.gf Medicine, and Acting Prpfeesor (.41'41i1
wifery; one of the Consulting PRysielami of the Hi
• .adelphia llospital;ll.lpekley; late" Member of the Is; •
thinal Medical Assoclation•, meniber •of the 'Ainslie •
phis Medical Society:: ineuiLec of the"Metlieesehirurir,
'‘.
cal College of- Philadelphia; formerly President ans. , '
Profs. :pw of Anatomy and Surgcry in Castleton Medi ,
cal „College, Vermont and aiAlste.PrOfecsor of Ai. •
&bar): anti Physiology. in Berk ehlre
'V hs; Pittsfield, Mass. - &co •
'- 'i-lhtro•lntely introtiuged in a populiii forinoeVernl ot-hi-----
goi•fte prescriptions for the principal diseases ofahi
• climate. The sinmeof-enels• chicle will imply the .
.oast ne• which-if - is intended tO i.e used,-
McCirnxt,enla . I),CT4)IIAL STYLLT, $l.
1411.MCCLIN.T9CK'S L i OLD AND ( 4 0111111311ITURI—FOr Cold/-
. Coughs. &e., Price - 25 cts.. •' •-
ACTII-11.1. AND 1190 PING ,COLIIIr Maui •
Are . , Price f.a) etc.
'Dn. 51cetisioetr's TONIC ALTZKNATIVI STlltr- , For
-rifying ehrs Blood. Trice sl.._ • „ . _
":Dit. MCCLINTOCK'S Dyspeptic giving terse
tn'the stomach, relieving-NON if After eating, heartku-n.
and all illSigenclililii - y - Mptems 'easing Irvin '
....... ......
Alit. 31cCmrindex's ItncVnavni.Mixrumx- 7 A tunely
•.
getable Remedy forintennid use. Price 50 cia.. .
Drs. Mt CLINTOCK'S ItlllitlfATlC LiNnalvi—For Itbi!urtia
tlettu, &c." Pried 50 ctn.. •
Dc. 'lll7;Cr.t Anonrsx Mama—Pon Paine, Tooth
ache; headache, - Price 50 etc;
Do. MCCLIkTOCK'S Farm - ern Aar,. SpEctricA certalu
_
'cure for all Intecurltterfts; - PriemsL - -
Do. 3ICCUNTocK's In - sutunasiCoantsb attn CLIOLIRA
sErmv.t- , --A Safe Remedy.
Allt, o 4cetireromr.'n VEOLTADLI POROATITS PILLS--cos
tottiveness, headache; &c. Price 25 etc. • • - • .
Do. MCCLIVOCK'S
lirtlarieuTretliium ettbeLiver beacLit, -
or PM made; Price 25 etc. at bOX.
'For cale-by Dr; J. McCLINTOCE - , at his Aledleal . Depot.
N. \);
.Carper NINTH and FILBERT Streets, Philadeb
Jobla; arid all Druggists. 1....-uggiate and Dealers iu Ale4l•
dries who wisil to- be Agenls, will . please, address Dr.
- 31 - cSllsettichinif neferenceomme:of Post Oilice,----
.
rr7nt.y..aud,Sto
7iTMcre sale by W.'A. Kelain. Samuel Carlisle
J. 11 Criswell. Shlppensbunr; Fmulinger & Co.. L. Eauff...
echaniffiburg; Joseph lierccits; — NewTllle;7 7 l,-11----.
'
Zimmerman . Andersonburg.; llaines & l'ertig, 111111 es k.
town: A. C. Klink, Now Bloomfield; Ilariiet 31. Singer. •
Newport; (Buettner, York Springs; A.j. 31111er and
S. Nixon. Charnbersburgf:,ll. 31entzer, Waynesboro.;
deorge Bergner end D: Jones &'Co., Harrisburg;_,_
141,31cCLINTOCK can be consulted, without charge . •
daily, from 10 to ]2 o'clock, A. 31., at hls Depot.
December ti, 104-13..
ATATCII - EEi!' MATCBES !!-JOll-Y- ..-
y v __DONNELLI, manufacturer and Inventor of SAFE '
TF I'ATENT SQUARE.O FRIGHT WOO.P.IIOX MATCII.II:
-No. Inti .;s:ortit FillatTlOAreet (above Bate) PHU:ADEL
FIIIA: Matches hay i og'herome !min dispensztlile . iticlt ,
in hou.sekeepino, the subsealber , aftgat-grezit as Ake of
i
;time and 1116110.3111114(4 lit litTer - ttr the Pu is an ar- '
zticle at once combining Utility and Cheapnes , 'lite in•
viz nt,Or knowing the danger apprehended on aCeOullt. 0' ..
the Ilintsey manner In which Matches are ge , nei.any
packed in paper, has by. the aid of 'Sew Stettin Machinery
of his own invention, sticazeded in getting, up a SAEF4 - T•
PATENT SQUAIVE UPRIGHT
,11 . 001) - 130.X; this box h
far preferable, Inia - much that it occupies no more rez.rt,
lieu the old round' wood box,
,aud 'contains et lewd
Two liundred per Cent. more :klatches, which to Shipper. . -
Is considerable advantage; It is, entirely new., and . scz ore •.
main el ni.,jeturP and,, l .l.lltaneouf, col:61 4 141 0 n, di s pel s
all danger Do tizinporfation by tutgins ot liallroad, Ream
boat or any idler inekte of COOVOyltliCe. .
, .
' 'these Nl:itches are packed so !ilk - one.gross or more. .
narbo Aippeirn aiTirpirtliftliTi-Woffil—iiitlfferffd—
._
safety. They are the most . desirable article for Home
eozoZniiiption, and the 'Southern and western markt% . -
that have ever been.invented.
DMALIiIIS and : 4 111.1:PERS, will 19 well t 9 call an
cisainine for thetuFelves.
tyk,.These matches, aro IVAIIRANTED.to b 5 auperiot
to anything horotoftro offered to the Public.. •
1(11I\ 140XN1:1,1X- •
Philp: Deer 4, 1854.
FRI.INC.H.:. TRUSSES Wei°luno• less
' 4 ounces, for the cure of II ernia orlt up tut.
acknowledged by the highest niedleal authorities of Phil. ,
'adelphia, incomparably superior to any other in use.—
Sufferers will lr,gretilieti to learn that the, oceasieu non
_eiVra'o:pro6nro not :oily,theligiu4n_and.llloht
as tin e a rahl Tr limy' other.' In lieu of the cuntbrouit
aint'uncouttlirtoble ttitlelesuAntlly sold. Thortris nO dii
lculty, attending the; tittingrttpd when tin' red ineat
- edit will retain its poi.ltiun without elunign.
• Persons nt a distanee itnabbe-to • k•all on the suliseribet,
fall have the 'fruas 'sent to any - address, reinittin*
flee \ dollars for the single Truss, or telt for the dtinble—
Adtli ines.2ore4rdiiiiilLtubtipa, at ti stAtini: side it'ffeeted; •
It wi l.lfo extlThnged to snit if nht tilting. by returi;ine
' at one, unsoiled. For sale only by the importer, • •
• N.14.-o,u,
CornerTwelttivind Race stroets, PliblatilL4 l o oo O •
/ler Ea, •rtainiring the b . enellt - of
portersvowing --to the- deranyeinent of the Tntilrii n 1 (id!. •
winn, twinn.ing•fitiling of, Or .Vdinb,::l7oeni,,lianyamrA.
kii,t4TATtfiliiii - lin z
competent - andthat n eapialenetal, lA s or .sill in at,
t , ndanre at,tllo - 1100)ila. (set. apart f9r_their.'exViusiva
-.
use) No. 11,4 . TWiaa',ll.l st duos below linee; — •
July 26,,,'54. • • , • • • i
A T_TEN'rION prrlcs-:—. Those
'ypi; who luivelx.ellittllieteit fur yeitriewitlythb
tothersouivi,tlisease; and ho have every Nostkini• before the iiithfic wejiriy
to you try" KieiTer's AittillytlielitieP 4184 you 'lrillsoon
1.. v tie cif its Jevat.'stily. , ettiricp.iiio, , ,r,i" vory. °the*
hrolt:u•ltinn. I\'e , ' , 1,11.1 is'lt vfNitiNeti.i.;
ors in :I‘ , :ert ions, l•iit ft
iTiTII7 ores
`. 'lli IN I^l`llloitY iv prepnel'a stnd 1d at t IP ? I'r "
Sforii,vl h 64. r uth ;Ihtunver sibieet
r I . l ' I ° 4
01 : C O R N
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p4itabtlyb,lst.
:MEAT W AMI JEW EL
w.gousALE ntT.A.nr,., the "11011,
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