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Ignrhtt at
Mel
' From tho Ourmantown telegiaph
Steeping 'See Is. •
• "bIR. tmort . 'iL--In, preparing. my :.do
.. ier-seed for sowing,'.l ..have ,found* that ,
• .z.=Oakini , ;fOr , one or two days in wa- .
staalLquitntity of salt has
. been TdissolVed; has ordinarily been titte-n
-.; tied with the, beat results. But even this
_precaution, will be :of little advantage,
unless the,seed be • fairky , '. - coyered. O ,
the contrary, seed that has been soaked,
. and in.which an imperfect gerininatioin
• .• has been induced, ifit is not immediate
° ly buried,
.and at a sufficient / depth, will
-be much .more liable to- , than that
sowed •in its natural-and unpreliared kate,
A. steep. of •house ley. diluted ; with about.
ione-eight Of its bulk of 'wa ter 2 is an
_
cellerdartiole for acceleilting the gdrriti-
nation, of most seeds and grain's: :IS'eep
..the, mixture warm, 'and':sow the seed. al-
ter a mniersi - 0n . .0f . four
,hours. If the .
soil • 'Wa'rm, and care be used in - solving,.
'seed , s prepared. will come up iniiitr
'WA** esbihit n, 4' er y e i ,
luxuriaiice which-3t-never
ICOuld otherwise . mailifest; • -,• .
All seeds which are eveloped in a horn
' lilceintegument—liken the, seed. of the,
carrot,: Ibutst; Ac., should be-steeped be-
fore sowing, in this - way. Last spring,' I
— took one - quart of seed-corn,; and, poured
.. .`over .- it sculling lot water, and 7 _perxn it
ted the grain to remain sUbinerged 'till
tho water hecanie,, perfectly, cool, and
planted.— . -Another quart was ateepeit'for
. a period of_four hours in sulphuric acid
.-and,water--one ounce of acid . fo agallon
of water pared'
same day, and on Soil
spnilar.as torqua ity, manuring and, the
metho4 - ofpreparation for . the . 'reception
of the 'seed. The corn steep - ed - in , acid,
-1-1-broke-ground,twiy.daysbeforethat-goaked—
in—water.- is often a matter of. much
imports nce,to the farmer - -to foric - ard_
corn eiren. - two days, especially...when:, - Am
" can do it at so slight 'expense as .is, in :
_volved in;_tliis experiment. Turnip, milk
bage, beet,iarrd, indeed, every' kind of
. seed i greatly_banefitted.,_by._.ateeping„
__especially when the season is.backward,
and - the 'work of the farm "behind-hand:''
The acid 'can beo - biairied of the- apothe
caries.• W. W. P.
. • • From the Clerinantown Telegraph
, 130ting • Fenpe Posts. -. • •
MR: EDITOR :-. , lllany methods are re-
commended for setting fence posts, but
-- in - cases - where --- firmness - and — durability - -
. - are especially desirable, I know of none'
superior to, the following : Havit ° , se
lected your posts, remove .the bark from
tlth.lower ends, and char them; then fip
, ish the whole as you prefe'r_toliave them ,
appear when set. The holes for their
reception should never be less thairxigh
teen inches in diatheter, and three and
one-fbuith feet deep, nor should there be
tiny diminution of the size 6f the poit
beneath the boil.---The larger the posts
• are, in that part, the more firmly will they
set. To supply the' material for filling
take-common-limerone- part r -pulveri--
zed charcoal ; one part; house' ashes, one
_part, _and coarse. grb_ein-_six marts; slack
• the lithe with water in which half a bash.:
el of salt to one barrel' of the' former has
been dissolved; and .mix the material, in
timately is of the consisten
cy 'of mortar, then throw in a few-.shov
elsful to •cOnstitutea bedding, and hay
, ing set the post.in,the.regoisite position,,
... c , •
• Where the s Teiite,ia to : be ornamented
or very strong . and hi h, and yilereViay
" big from the effect ofpoweirilitiViiiiiii; — or
• other causes, is to be especially guarded
againit, the-introduction of small stones,,
or chips of. granite, before the cement
hardens; will be - foUnd very -desirable)
These should be thitivn inasthe - procesi
of fillingproeceds; and rammed. down to
increase the soliditY4 the_mass. This .
' cement is one of -the inostseificientanti
• • ceptieS known when -apPliedlo.wood-;:be-.
math the soil,.—Jt hardens.to the .sCdidi,
ty oLthe'firmest granite ,-and..:will"..nei
ther break 'nor finishing: off.
. in,. care' - Erhould-lbe taken - - to
- g:vo a slight-nlevation to the tnassUptne,
diatelyin.contapt With the-liost,_ rising ,
some four or five inches in the:fell - II a a
pyramld , , to 14evontthe , water' standing
upon
_it; which would accelerate.. the...de
. e'en po - s tiunrflind. deday:of the - post. - - - Posts .
ia:tliis:44 will nlways.retain an:
• • ere , 1 vosition;
. and endure th - cir ages. •
• A:NEW-ENGLANDER.
ME
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S
N.
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ME
ME
,i..)es ott "44: rods Of.gronnd and o$
- -undred - butilfels'or - a- fraction ovetAthree
iunciredantl'qixtihnihelaPe.r_tiOre ;
.0 1 rWA S 04Y.1P19 3 4; Yit.404 1 ;;40*g. - 7 -,
L'hd . name the potatoes are
liroke'the,grottne about eight inches
deep, as, early in "the.spring as it was "dry
•
enough to'stir;Thiiiiirked off one way with
t shallow furrowi r rovis three."feeV 2 apitrt,
and plapteitin hillq two -feet,
apart in, the tows:, There was, :a great
call for seed potatoe„ and a vast . 'dear , -ef
talk about the relative .value of large and
small potatoes for seed.' To tea thelnat
ter, I planted six rows with the largest
tubers I. could. select—"-six. "with' fine
siiiootl
. tubers- 7 -six with very
small ones, some not larger than a hazel
'ut r and-six--witli-mixed -,-There__Nitaz
'very little, difference of "yield,. but quite a.
difference in, size. The largest seed pro
duced seine of the largest potatoes, but a
large proportion mere medium in, ,size,
some small. The medium seed produced
by far the hest. potatoes, smoother and
more uniform in' size and ,shape. The
small seed produced some very fine pota
butlhey _were, geucrally"der _size.
The miXed seed produced, next? to--the
Medium, the fairest potatoes. '
"Com, •farMers who :reside
in the coal regions have not tried the
benefit of,coal , ashes on their elterey.trees,
.the sooner they do so the better. Y rec
ollect when a boy; .of carrying_ the.
coal ashes from the 'grate and.pilling them
around• a little.7Cherry tree, willeh • was
WU - lby-all the family7as the "little. or,
pinui,": . on account of its sprouting from
the roots of.an old 'tree which died, - and
the peculiar hard time it had in reaching
the - stature of even a bush... The Sum
mer after,the Foal aches were .deposited
ar mind its it put forth 4 thrifty tree,
heavilylatlen with luscious- fruit. -.llly
father seemg the gciod• result of
,the ash-
es,. a wagon load was thrown -,roundi the'
bse of each tree on 'the fartit, and. the
effect was.astonishing. Old trees-=+
fast odeoayrrig'Were,resuscitated,
tirtie-w-branehes v end—bore-4
. Let thosewho Irmo
ashey test it virtue upon fruit tre'eS;
13n - 6 - ines9 darbEi.—
WAR. S. B.' KIEFFER Offid - 6,in Not.
El:mover o;reet Ewo docthifrotnlVOlgo h enuipbollt,
tore. Ofqco hputs, porticullirly from 7 to U o
L. 51., au t from 5 to 7 o'clock, P.
• Du. I. C.LOOMIS
south llen9ver street,
next dour to the P& . .
, •
GNIVIII ho absent from . Carlisle - the last ton a e
of otai month. , l Aug. :I, ' 5
• • 11 R.. 0 itIORGE; Z - . I3IL 4,„
• P { krf... DENTIST . OFFICE at the resblentri - of
'hisbrether, on NoiThlntriltreet, Car
`l,4ll4 lisle. •
.
( . 1 Attorney at Law.
4,).-0111co in nuotom'Altow. All tonciposis untrust
iid•to hint will hi , prouiptly`eitiondod to.
VVILLIAJI 0. ItLIEEM, Attorney
Atar Buolnomontrasted to him tirlij.bo promptly
td,l t ... - **** . Feb, 7;
•
N.
GRE NV' .Attorney at law las'
in Jie •h3tileOliurg - , for tho practleo of his
rofosolou.• All Idiots of - Logal .Writiug;Colloctlons,
iurtboolocss: promptlyationdotll to. Witco oprlc
to Dr. 'L00.4 . )... osi 'Hoer- htiltV EYING In all Ito ditto.
aut brow:hos prnnptly ottouded to. • . •
•
rr 13. 0(11.1.1 .‘.ttornby at Law,. will at
tend pr nuptly t tlt huainessetitru4ed to him.—
nre in tine rotop nerly occupied by William Irvina,.
.ht., North lanorer street, Carlinie.
April ',M. itiO2. „
W 13,1,1ANDT ' IlFinufacturor of
jr. Mineral Maori:, French. • '..•
- Bottled Ale -Vortur airti t eldflr, -
.
1 - I.l:ol,lM:3l4fkityoet.ll,f, J,4101411. - Its.gid Braga,. Carlisle_
•
RI V ENE CONVEYA.N
. . .
jrnlit.—A. L. 5P3.)1131.1 , 11t, late Ito,, ,, ister of t'uniher
county, Will otrofulfytittend td tail erGis3etr„ipf
1 such hush:mks as may be.untruotod to hint, such its
,e Writing of Deeds, Mortgages Contrartsi &c.. lie will
devote his attention o the procuring of Land War
alto, l'onsions, Fr. as well as thp. pur:haso and sale
Itotl rstate, negotiations, ofloans, ..cc. UT—Once on
fest•litgh street.-formerly occupiell, -7 4y Penrusi
_ near the Methodist c..'hurth,
11 N. •ROST.INSTii;EL ) ',House, Sign
Fancy and Ornamental - Painter . ' Irvin's ( formerly%
f[faiver'al llow, near ifitner's Dry-lioods Store: -lie will
Cidlirinuptly• to all the above descriptions of paint
at reasonaiilirpricol„ The various kinds - of gralnih:
ttended to, such aettnatia,,gany, oak, walnut, tc., in an
,nproved styles. .
1:10CJ Oli, S. .P. •ZIEOLlilt.-- -- -=:offtee
and Residence Rest Neln Sire4,olrd door elow
the Marko!, llouse. Calls in town au,' county prcuaptly
attolideit,
Carlisle-, Jan. 2, 1856.
flA.It GIS E DEPOSIT . 13A NK .
kiSPECIAL DI:POKiTS will be received at, this Bank for
any lediTth of time over' four mouths, ittni intifrest paid
attlie - rate of FOUR PER CENT. Per annutn, and the
principal paid hack at finy.titup Q.fter maturity without
notion. - 'interest ceases after the expiration of Uln time
spoeified in the certificate, unless reneiVed - for another
;liven period, in which ease the interist.is paid up un
til the time of the renewal. Bankupens at 9 o'dock, , A.
SI: and closes at, 2 o'clock, P. M.
It. PARKlilt,',Presldisnt.
W. T. BkET.CM, CaSitter
.
MIJ4JNEiiY
FOR YAM: is.l.LEbi
• 4101 IN SNE .t SONS, No. 45, South Second
• 4 Street, Vhll:6lelphia.
Have just opeue their Fall tipportritions of •
BONNET SILKS, EMEONSI, - •
rffI.V.ETS, FANCY , PEATHETIS,
FLOWERS, LA.OES, •dc. 'do, 4 -
Incliadingu getieral assortment of :mut N ERY
AIITI
t 'of the most faillanithhi'idy . le44 The iib;4ive Goods.
hav6 114 u itaported , es,irissty ,Thr our TAW. Sales anti
comprise the largest and bust assortniont in our lino tp
ho found in the market.. • septl9--1.
dhit .
•
CUMBERLAND.;-VALLEAr-ilikNK
- - -PROPRIETORS.- ' • •
WILLIAM " DIELCIIOIIO3IIENNiXAN, " „
, • Roardnr U. STEMIETT, Ilt11111( SAXTON, .:
-RIOIII,P.DOODtIj , , J MIN g.
" fl.Eliat-A;2l3l`UlittlEON: -," ' •''
. • TWA -,8an14 doing business in the name orKDR.
,EVAT-EM-A-N—&-00,18-now-fully-prepaed
to tloagon_l
oral Smoking Minium with proinptness and
Money received on Deposit and paid hack em demand
without notice. Internet paid on Spcnial
Particular attention paid - to the collettfoil of Notes..
'Drafts, 'On:nits, &c. In any part of the United States or
•
Memithinces 'Made Ireland of the Conti-,
Went. ' l'he'l'iiithful and confidential execution of all of
liers'entrusteddo them, may be yenta upon-. They Will
at all times be pleased to give any information desired:
in rerMrti to money matters in general. . •
Muse lu trout's 'Wilding, Main Street,
a,few doors east Of the Rail Road Depot. ' Open for bust
ness.from 9 o'clock-In' the morning until 4 - o'clock, in
he e v31'41; sTunotoN, cashier— •
Carlisle, Sept. 19,' •
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•
• 1 AS FITTING AND PLUMB
-INo.—ti'ho undersigned would inform,the
• is citizeimof.thirlisle that I.M.".has arranifie
nents - to - doG - AS - PMEN(Hunt - PWWRING - trt - short - in,
tico, and on reasonable terms. • I.le,hatrinigaged the ser 7
vices of a find rate habd froni • Phliadelphia, and has sup=
plied himself with an extensive assortment of PIXT-.
UItES, which will enable to..llllldlorder4 promptly.,
11 work will be warranted. Ills stock of GaS .Fixtures
watlielbulidin - the ruUm exactly opposite 'his nuking
establishment on Ninth Hanover F trout, where be Invites
a call.
TINNING, SPOUTING, &e,-;-'lle ls-alin prepared to
furnish, or make to order, every article of-TIN WARE
used by.lionisekeepors,and otherl. .11e will also attend
to SPOUJING, lIOUSE-IWOFINU , 13ELb RANGING,
and rr,v3tHlSo. . .
Thankful for the patrnnagb with which be hasalr4ady
boon fri.yrreWlie respectfulTy=soTicits a continuance - of --
the same.
• MONROE 7;1710.7.
Earlisle,une 14; '64..
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SADDLE AND ITARN_ESS. MAK
ING. The •suhscriber continues to carry on the
also - 0 business,t 0 all its various branches. in North Hair
over street, Carlisle. two &mit; North of Leonard's corner
Iyhere he intends keeping on hand -a general assorintent
in his line, consistingqif All kinds'of - fashfolfahle SAD.
I.ti. Bridles, 'Martingales, Millis,
A .. 6c e!" -- 1 Cire.inglesa nd lialtera. also TRUNK:I,
• se Collars and Whips in all:thelr
lies, And confiftntly believes from tlui general approba
tion of his custqtriers. 'that ho.uiakes the" nratest and
best s gears. 111 ell ticeir.variety tliat Is made in
Alm country. Ile' also makes all ldlids of Nizitrin.Ses to
'order, viz: Ftraw. II usii. Curled Hair:and Spring Mitt
rits%eS. All the abote articles will be made of the . best
material atirirurkinanallip. and with the utmost des-.
iiateh.ll'M. OSBORN.
. •
. •
• •
p!M .TENT SLF-61-IARIYENING
-----VANKEE—FEED—CUTTERS.--manunn_L“rtd-ihr
UCH h SARGENT, No. ho 'Market street, l'hilada
This cutter is superior to any now in use. for strength
-durabillty-and—slinplialty_of 'construction ;- It ruts fast-.
er. and is thd only self sharpening Hay, Straw :skid Corn
'Stalk Cutter oyor made.—lt has hut ONE STRAIGHT
KNIFE, Which any person can grind and set with ease,
hilt in ordinary rase, is ground in the . machine. Thou
' sands have already boon sold, and the .deMand Is daily
nc
-ireasing, IA most CAM'S an oxauriinntion is sudiclont
to convince ono of-its suporiority: No ono after a short
trial would part with It flu any other. All sizes of tito .
. above constantly on hand and for sale by. ' .
IST
•
p r - i t - s - L A WE - N -- 07Y,
vki FOR PpE3INITY AGAINST LOSS I.IY FIRE.
TIIE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.,
• . ' OF PHILADELPHIA.
Chlrtor Porpetuftl.—sloo,ooo Capital L ipid In. 0111 co
163 Chesnut'streot.
lastins:scl, either permanent or limited, against
less or datuaaWbY fire, on PROPERTY and - sneers of every
description, in - town or Country, on the most reasonable_
t erm s. Applications made either personally or by letter,
Will bq promptly attended in, •
• C. BANCKER, Pros't.
The subScrlber is agent' for the abOve company for
Carlisle and its vicinity. All applications for Insurance
either by mailer personally, will be plromptly•ettonded
to by • 'A. L. SPONSLER,
dee. 12, .., Real Estate Agent a nd Scrivener.
•
INSURANCE. -1 1 .ay - Aramr
1. • AND EAST PENNSBORO MUTUAL FIRE IN:
FrURANCE COMPAN-17-4Xumberland county, incorpo
rated by an now fully orgy sized, and
in °Oration undo the ilmnagornont of tlio:followlug•
couuoistloners, viz:
Daniel Halley, William R. Gorgas, Michael Cocklin,
31ohlwir ilronneman, Chrintian Stayman, J n olm„C. Pun
lap..iacob 11. Comm., Lewis, I lyer, ifenry Logan. Itonja.
into IL . Itistter, .htcob Mumma, Joseph °Wickersham,
Alexander Cathcart.
The rates of insurance are as low And favorable as any
Company of the kind in the State. Persons wishing to
heeome members are Invited to make applicatiOn to the
agents of the company, who are willing to Ivuit upon
•
them ut any time
lIHN.J. 11. 3IpSSER, President.
HENRY LOG Ati, Vice President.
lIYER, Seeretuy.
COCKMN, Treasurer.
CUM BERTA ND. COUNlN,ltudolph Martin, N. Cum:
lairiniot; C. U. /Norman, itimnrhium; Henry Zearing,
Shireumnstenii • pliarles Bell, Carlisle ; Dr. J. Abl,
Churebtobm ; Samuel Graham. Brest Pennsboroimb
.Jll.nios Me Dewol, YlllllOlO4
. 7JlMlOliriffith, South Mid
;
dleton; Samuel ebeVer,'llenianicialliverstiok, )teelutn.
lesburu ; -John Sborricic," Lisburn; David Coovor, Shop
hordstown.
' TORK ,COUNTT.--John llowinan,Dillshurg; Toter
Wolforit, Franklin; John-Smith, Esq., Washington; W.
S. Picking. Dover; J. W. Craft. Paradhoi '
11 A kin 13 110.—‘-110 uso r Lochinan. ' •
3 tembcrs of tbo company liaiing policies about to ex
pire can hale them renewed.' by_ making application to
any of the agetna.- .
TATOOTYS - ORNA.IIIENT.A.Ii - IRON
' V A-venno, PIITLAIVA:
. - The attontion of tho publie is invited te - theexteiil . 'vo
iinuitifActory and were-romp of , the subscriber ' who is
pr.ipare.l furiirsh, at the shortest notice; IRON
!MI of cyory desatiptlon lbr 0113x.tainuts, I'tiot l lo St
PRIA: AT I% r , DlNns,. also y ERA N AILS; 'MIXON - ,
TES, FOUNTAINS, SETTEES,. 011AditS, LIONS, DINTS,
and ether Ornitruenfal Trim Work of a (16cOiativo
4i:trader, all cirwhleh is exccutod ,with' the es:preipi
view of pleasing, the taste, While they combine all the
requisites of beauty_ and sabstaptial construction.
NO;cliiigOiti.tOny rely on haying all lifileles earefullY
boxed Ind shipilud to their placo of.deStltiption.
A boolc - Of designs Will be sent to thoto who trlsh - te
make a seloctioir. IiOIIEITT WOOSO
- It
.";-- -7,-..•3lligce,t(anc.o,4B.
etKe. 1111141 ,. •
Illaciures the hiekt..
approvd Sr.
S it 1y G F tini).Es ever - used It) thin
country, and thuau. 'wishing a hand
some. ;Inraide and pleasant naddlC
will 4,10 +veil tcCeall and liVl,l than. lI
=MM=ZlZin=
. ~• J. p.INNE,
Soln Agent for Cutuberlanctrounty
MEI
Jasdranci.
.111(Iga Avanutlelow Spriug Gardent,
odt, 10, !tus.. • .
• s
••• :I' g-
0 WAIT D ' ASIE . O . titALTI
PIIILADELVIIIA: - •
- IMPOILTAIST-ANNOUD.iCEMitNT
" To all persona afflicted with Sexual diseases,'SUL
,e„hziko4,J, wE&KNESS, IMPOTENCE,
OLEET;SYPIIILIS, &c. 'Lc: ;'
. The 110WAti.D. ASSOCIATION of,
-view-of-thetosluEdestruction.siLliuman lifn and
caused by Sexual diseases, find the deceptions which at.
practised upon the tinflirttinote victlins.of smii_diecaset
by Quacks, have'Airected•their consulting Sorgeon, ass
'CIIARITABLE ACT worthy of their nein°, lo..give
MEDICAL AITVIVE tiItATIS, to all persons thus af
flicted, (Male or Feintlo,)Who apply by letter, oostiiniu
.witb tvdelteription of their condition, (age,'oceupation,
habits of life, &c.,) and in extreme poverty nutl buffering.
4o kUItNISFI 3IEDIOINES FREE OF CliAllGE. •
TIM Howard Association is a benevolent •Itistittitioa,,,
established by spatial endowment, Mr the relleCefAbe
sick. amf - dititressed, afflicted with " Virulent and
demi° diseases," and itsdunds can 'he used for no other
purpose. lt, has now' a surplus of means, which the
Directors have voted. to. advertise the above notice. It
is needless to add that the Asseviation commands the
highest .Medical skill of the age: . . • • .
Address, (post-paid,) Dr.'oEo:lt. CALIIOUN, Consult,
lug Surgeon, Howard A skodiatton l'hilitdelphin, Pa. •
' .. ..E) , :order of 'the Directors, •-• ' • '
' E'/NA
tipril IL • - : GEO. FAItECIIILIY; Secretsry.,
I ~b
. -PASCH A lA, CO.,
.Arr!cultural Warehowe and Seed Stort—unrner 7th
and Market streets, Philadelphia. July 25,'55:
vos: 31 and 23 ':Se't.qh Sixth Street.
rmLADELPIIIA.
AaincuurreAt Inr4rmeNr Bristobl'a.
Sian ileouana (370Arres) Bloomadale, near Brien), Pa;
Ipl)ilcubcl)3l)ia ;
. •
poLtAR fir - H
D;Premium Artiste air
Inventor of theCelehrated Gossamer Ventilating
g tmd Elastic Band 'l'oupees. .Instructionslo'enahls
Ladiekand Gentlemen to measure their heads with its•
Foit ,Wios, ine'hes.—No. 1. 'The round of, the beild; No
2. From forehead over the head to the 'neck; Is',cnii:
From ear to ear over the top; ,N .. . 4: From ear to ear
.round the forehead. • ...../
, .
Toupees and scalps, inches.—No, 1. From -liveliest! to
beck as far as bald; No.' 2. Our forakendaii far as requir
ettritior, -3:-Over the erown-of-the-hernL-- •
R.' DOLLARD has, always ready - for sale a _splendid
stock of Gents' Wigs; Tonpees,,Ltulles' • Wigs. half N't igs,
Frizots, Braids, Curls, &e„ benutifully manufactured and
as, chetip, as any establisluti - ent in the C elan. -
pollards lierbanitiiit-Extractor Lustrous flair "ronile,
prepared front. American Herbs nod ituo6, - the
moil - successful article ever produced futpreserVlng too
hair from failing out or changing . (AM . , restoring - and
preserving .t Ln a healthy, and luxuriant state.- ',Among
other reasons why Dollard'4. ) hair. .eutting saloon main.
tains.ifs Immense popularity-Bs the-flirt that hie Toniels
atiplied to of cry head of htiir cut at his establisloneitt,.
consequently it is kept its better 'preservation than un- .
.der any known dpplicat ion. It beim.; thus plactirally
Sul by tl+ousnalis. oilers atg,greatest guarantea'of its
_ • .
t-trild,'whoWsale and retail at his Old Estallisitmetittliii
Chestiltit street opposite' the Slate Mouse Philadelphia.
.. It. Dollard has at least dlseoyered the ne plus ultra of
HAM diTE, and announces It fbr sale with perfect cote
lidenea BLitt; surpassing every thing of the kind now in
use. • It enil»li the hair either black or.brom rt, las may
be desired) end is used NI ithout injury to this hair or
skin either by stain or otherwise, can be washed oil in
ten minutes after application,. without, detracting from
its efficary ; Persons visiting theeity are invited to give
hint a calf.
Letti•rn acid reNset.l to 11. DOLLARD,l77.Cliestntit st .
Plillnddphin SillLyeeeL,:e.attelition. ,
I.N
I, l l l xF, G t : r S ,OO l- . )A s : ( 1 1 : . 1;; ., N ,
with llnll's Patent
Powder l'reof,Locks, which' were
awarded separate Medals 'at the
'W•irld's- Fair, l ! undt,b, 101, and
Man- at the 'World'a Fair, New
Yorlt, 1553 . and '54, Thu subacri
-tatiaaro—tbw-aole—manttfacturart:
and .proprieturs in this State of
the abnye - unequalled l , a4 , a.and
l woks. The reputation of. the
genuine “herring's eafts" is worle
alite, and for the last thirteen
years the- niereantile-aminruulty-
• Z -4. '` ' t
TO'
ttt-r, •
Latin Wituchsed and borno tusti-
mry to their N ESKA •F 111.1 NO lire proof qualities. More
Man 12,000 of there fates havirbeen actually sold, and
'over TWO HONDKIATAIIIVO Tassed triumphantly through
accidental tires. Thu public nre assured that all fates
pnitufaetured by.the subscribers_ale
.10,t only guaram'
teed to be Billy equal, but In mail iespeetsi even supe . .
nor to those-which have been-so severally tried by lire
their-rerviees-In-the4orning-pf-the
"Tribune establishment,'" Now liorstvnnd. at the (heat.
Fire In Straiilerry street. at the large fire
. last
optinsite the (lirard !louse: and still more recently
In the Fire at Fifth and Chesnut sts., in„lthe city of
Phlblelphia. which these. Fates came — forth the ac
knowledged Citammose, when many other securities' .
. . • FARREL A CQ.,
• • IKON SAYE ANTI BANK LOCK MAKERS„
IV A LNUT Street, Philadelphia.
!fon Safes. with . Powder Prok;TITONs.. manu
factured expressly far Banks, Brokers, Jewellers, and
others requiring`securlty .from rogues. Bank Vaults.
'oors, itc, on hand and made to order. All time most;
celebrated Locks for sale at hulls nine' urers' prieeS.
- second hand "Sarre," •'snlatenedere" and "Ire
Cheete" of .other makers. hnce—lven token in "pn rt tot
meet, for Ilerring'e for talc nt-igiff prlet. ap I.
BATHER ! LEATHER ! •
FRITZ, truNnity. & co. •
No. 29, NOrth Third Stkait, Philadelphia,
MOROCCOL MANUFACTURERS, Carriers and- Itnpert
era of FRENCH CALF SKINS, and Pealerti in Red and
Oak Fele Leather and •Kip. Feb29.'—ly
•
TTAY AN D STRAW _ , CUTTERS,
toRN large. asteertmetd'of int
proved StMw ntl-Foilileisttirt6rai now - on
Alpe, double and single corn shelters for either hand
hnteo.power of the 'very latest manufacture, includhig
the premium shelter Nile late l'emotylamniaStateFali.
For sale by.• PASCIIALL MORRIS
Agriettliutel IVarehougo end Seed store, corner of 7th
lad Market; Thlindelpliii. • Dec. 6. 16,54—tf
•
piouENCII TRUSSES'.—Horn in ; or
1 • Rupture successfully treated. andandcomfort ins(ired,
yAnf the elegant FrEuch, Trusses,- imported-liy- the
subscriber, andiriptilt sal es; tesirder..expressly-foi , iiis- )-(--
• Alf suffe r ing with Rupture will be, gratified to learn
that the occasion now offers to procure a Truss ronadm
.ludextreinelightnessovith_ease, durabilitY and correct
construction. in lieu of.the eundirouo and iinconiforta-..
'bliTartielo usually sold. An extensive aisortmen always
on hand, adapted teovery variety of 'Rupture in 'adults
and Children. and fOr'sale-at a range of price to suit all.
(Nisi' of Single Trusses, $2, $3, $4 and .t3;' Double,' $4,
Cu, st, $8 and,slo.
Persons at ii'distance rip have a Truss sent to any
,
ad
dress ny remitting the amount, sending measure around
the' hips; and stating side affected.
For Sale Wholesale and Retail by the importer.
CALEB 11..Nium,r13"
S. W. or. of TreltlnAt. Race Ste.. Philadelphia.
Depot for Iko,Danxiing's Improved Patent Body Time:
Chest Expanders anti Erector Braces; Patent Shoulder.
Braces; SuspenSory IlanlittgeS; Bpinnl .Preps•und ,Sup
pore&
• Latiiss' Rooms, with competent lady, attendants,
• • eitrit
1 1, GRICULTURAL DU MEN'
IP Ta.
PENNOCK'S CEDEDEATED WHEAT DRILL—
Adap ed also for sowing oak, grrisPi seeds and
guano? Krauser's Portable elder Mill—the best ,X'
in tho market. liallidWs patent Wlndinlll.
Iterati Poweeg and-Throslprs, lime and Dunn()
Spreador'o, Daniel's Hay. Straw and Fodder, Cutter: -
Milo Want Corn and CobiM
Spain's V,taspherle
Churn. The ahoy e Superior Implements with - all others,
for tile use of tho farmer or gardner, tbr Salo Wholesale
and ltett.ill.by
9 ' ll : l4l ktkir,
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126
laucat
11 •.•1
_IJAL ACADEDW;. -
"'Three miles west. of Ilarrieburg.
The' tenth
_Session of- this- Institution
mined on Monday/ the fith of!Novenlbet Parents'
And gurdiausnra: requested , to inquirdluto • itspekitisr
Jnitructionligivendn the orginasjf,utnthigher blanche&
of en „English , Education, and also. in the Latin; Vreek; „.
'renehand_ttermau2Unguages and Vocal and I nstru- •
'4i - tent:a Masi,'.- • • ..-* ' -• JT --
) Boarding, Washing and Tuition in the English
es, and yoodAlasie; UeriSession, iennths)• ", soo.oo', •
Instruction in each of the Languages' . • 4,00 -
•• 4 id InstrumentlVALPSl9-;- - • / 9 4 11 :!..
For circularsancirterr •
,
D. DENLIISGEB, Principal„ • •
. Sap..2o,lSoks-- • • Ilarriliburg,-144.
lOLAINVI.EL.P "'AO' ADE3ll 7 .—NOa z -
CARLlfilai,,-Pa-The\lVinetoenth Session (five
months) will* commence. November. 6th. ; A. new
build
ing,hgs•been erected containing tymoksiuni,ldusis •
ItOom, Lc.
,• .
• With increased hicilities for instrnetymnind ample '
accomulodatione, this Institutionpresents great, in
ilucenients to parents who desirtr"the •phYaleil and
mental improvement of. their 4116.
" •
terms per - Session;
,$65 40: For cireuint a, with full -
informationputtiress •
. . . •
,
•
GI OI 4 I 4EII.OICOLLEGE y
removedto the 'pew a d spacious nail, No. Utl add
MA lIALTL.NIOIiIi lillt-LY: , 13altiniore. Md.
o.li, CIIAMBERUN; pal and Lecturer upon blot - can.
tile tzeiCnee. . . .„.
-- F, - .Tlt; -- Losimtiitvolitt gt OTWeltidg - DirptiffitiiiiiT' ----- -.'-'----•
U. W, licitr, Instructor in Meecnntile.Calculations and
Assuciute in Bnolt Keeping-Department.
J. M. PitiLurs, Teacher In Book lioeping. . '. -
S'T. M 111.1.4)1S Lecturer on Commercial -Law.
, - Thlee years have not yet elapsed- since the eidablisli
' ment'ef this.institinlon, during v, bleb time upcards of
eiglit'bundred 'students have been in attend nee, (rep
resenting nearly every state In` the. billotiniong
whom arc numbers in Baltimore and elsem ben! occupy.
ing pionduent'positions.us business men .and recount '
ants...
.. .
BOOK ,KEEPINO.—Thif - Prilliipul has th u utmost cOnf:
litteutu hi assuring t Ise public that utter an expetteneeo.
fourteen }cats in quality log yuung Men Tor the uount
int; ni,irii and other inipnrtunt stations, and Mt exteu
situ aeq,utinitunee w alla the' management, a nusiness
Looks of every description, (assisted us lie is by two sci
entific ucconntats,) tne CUl.lll,C , toi truitring in this di_
pat tment.is eininently practical.. mod tr 911 tithiptcd to
the N tteiuuslow.o AN lii commerce and !made, incluctii.g,
I , " l "iutu9, PM tnetslilb Mercantile, Inunufacturiugy
C(411111 ito•i l• 11/ .hxclituoe, bunking, _Sltitirtnkt.'zieitiol i tlit..
lag, tou,yound ttgupatiy uperationh, a:c.
,t'L.N.N...a,M:1,111'..-1 he exercises under this bead aro
tree, easy alid graeetul t euni kin i , rapidity of executiun
with beauty oVeatstinetion,"tit,
nabling..the_Rtudent tit
to write an elegunt tur.in'ers bun out et invlrtiun tithe
course..- . . . .
.
MERCANTILE CALCLLATIONS• Lt-all-their various
bearings-are taught by the nicut tretutefo and elpetit•
Otos tnetlitd.. -
- Daily lectures are delivered upon the 'Ecionee of Ae.
'counts, Mercantile I ustcms Ac., these iu conpection
'with a series al lectui es on Lumen:int LIM; 11111 ld the
higheA hapottance implring•tty'oecupy. prtmlneut
positions in the hnsincNi etriatuOty..• .
'the. time .inethq 4 inoustrions student, to
complete the trAtirse,:y.ith strum Stu 12;weeks. There
being -11(x aelitial; 111,1 , / kit itre..riql,.-elltey -at any thbe,
and attend I.oth day abil ei citing.' /.xe-ibitlatn tn. ate
held at stated yorioas, - and diplomas awarded' to t.
who graduate. kur terms, etc... %%rite and
inr-forwaniett - ti — mall. - - • ' . • [Oct. ;lp ' "
•
_IF RESIT DRUGS, 11.1C1 . 1t1.NE .
have just received frian Philadelphia
-- - 'New -York , veiy - 'exterielve - additiouretoli y
former stocir,imibracing nearly ever). iirtlele
— l O, of Medicine noiv in use,. together with
-
paints, Oils,. Varnishes, '1 urpentine,
mery, :reaps, ttlatithiory, Fine etitlery, Fish.
f log Tackle, brushes of almost every descrip
ion, o nti an endless - variety:of other articles, which 1
am determined to Sell at the TEITI LOWI.t.T prices...
All Physicians. Country Merchants, Pedlars 'end . oth
ers, are respectfully retitle:Jed not -to lass the tri j j)
STAND, as they may rest assured tilt emery article will
ho sold of agouti quality, and %imam reasonable terms,
, . ' ti...ELLJUTT,
• Main streetarlislea
May 30
IFARUGS ! -DRUGS !• DRUGS!' Fresh
i jsuPP LI !-- 1 have just recoil ed a fresh stock of
.• Medicines, Paints, Glass, Oil, de,,,. w Web, having
11
boon purchased with great care atilie-4st city
._holiseS. - d-canconfidontly-reeciumenil-to-7•Faniilles,
Physic ninivountry Merchants and Wafers, as lY ,
log fri , sh Eno pure. ~ -:,! •
' DR Ly F—Pateitt Medic DICK. Fine Chelnicals, histru-,
Monts, pure - Essmltial Olis; Herbs and Extracts, ;!Ipiciis,,
ground and whole. hisences,. del turnery, de. . .
Cod Liver 011-,warniiit'od genuine. ,
. DlCE.STUFFif—liiigoes • Madders, Sumac, Alum, Log
Cain Woods, Oil 1 itritl. Copperas, Lac -Dye: ' -• '•
. PAINTS-11 etherill A: lintler's _Pure Lead.- Chrome
Green and Yellow, Paint and 1 arnish Brushes, Jersey
Window Glass, Linseed Oil, Turpentine. Copal and ioaekt
l'arohth, and Red Lead. All of which wilEbe sold at the .
verylOWeid market price.
Also ; a freak' aud splendid assortment of F A' N'C Y
GOODS, Frttits,,Cmillallunary, and innumeraLlo other
articles calculated for use and ornament, all of which
are offered at the lowest cash prices, at the cheap Drug,
Hook and Fancy Store of the subset-11er on. 1\ co GI Han
over street.. '
.' 8. W 11A1'ER61,1CK..
-.-111UG Fan) CON F 14: CT lON A Y.
Thu do . rsig ed.b . as Just' returned from Phila.'
wth fresh aupply of DRUOittitiCONFLMONO-Y_•- •
Thefortnertu connection with his Stoat. on hand s ill •
inalsolitaiissortment.nprugs, liledivitwis and Chemicals •
complete. His assortment of CONFECTIONALI: is also
fine; consistin' of pure Sugar white. and transparent
Candy Toys; Candy, eolllllltlll. assorted. and fine t :indica ,
of every variety; also 'Fruits, Nuts, and every - thing .
Ivionglng-to that departnient - ottradeTAte — wradd — call --
special. attention to his supply 'of FANCY ARTICLES
for the Holidays, and pentyal lase, among which tflny IQ
fouint the Kttod, the tasteful, and the.usectd. All are
invited ttheall whether they WIWI to puselitse in not
Carllsle,.Ree,r .64
CARLISLE ITUNDRY .`. •
' AND'iIfACItIBN RlOT.;, lThiAbscAlt - CiliiiiibliiiittlifttitibiTOf in- -
ibrlftinitilis old blends and patrons that
his establishment - Is again` in. active opt-
e.l'a , it, now huildings having treaVerectedelneOlte late
duet trona - 11re and the whole estalillshnient put in corn:
plete.Uoilthig Order. Orders are-therefore respectfully,, , ,,,,
solicited - fly 4 werk in his line, whicW.will be done With
prinnptness and in the best manner. , ,:' • :,, . .
STEAM WINES BUILT. TO ORDER
and repaired. All kinds of Machinery in Paper Mills,
.Grist Mills and Factories repaired at short notiee..mill •
Spindles dressed nud turned.. • . . .
liOltelE PO', EBS and THRESHING.. .MACHINES
such as Bevil Gear Four Horse .Power, Itorithntal Gear
Four Horia nnd, Two Horse. Powers, Ploughs, Corn she].
lers and Crushers, .hc. Patterns Wade [(Corder. Iron and
.Itrass VA5,711 , ;(14 executed to order, if not •on band, at .
the shortest notice, such as 'Cranks and Mill Gearing,
Spur anddlevil Wheels. Gudgeons for Saw Mills, Plow •
Casting's, Cutters, Point Shears, Wagon and -Coach Box-
es, Spindles. Car Wheels, Car Chaired Wit. - - Tie has also
on hand it large supidy'of Philadelphia and Tray COOK
ING STOVES, and ts eananintly limiting Cookio.. stoves . ',
of various huproved patterns:for coal or w00d,411 plate
43 toves.Gritessdre, - Repairing. done to , all:k Inds ot: Ma' :.
?binery., All kinds of old Iron, Bruss.tend Copp'er tttgeu
In excbaugefor - work. - ' i' .. , . ,' . . , • .
maygf.y.:, -,. .' " : -EllANKLI'XIARDNER, , •
, ........ ; :
. ,
c-;;+, .FOR RINI' forone or more years .'
ID front the at of .4ril nifiXt, the iligit,de.corner
!:1:- SToRE 101011;oppositn the Alanialon House,
llotel-on-Malti:Oket,-nolr'oectipleit byllenryl'et(lS,==', -- 7
Also the Ilit(ckualtb....Shep 'on the rear of said lot. Air
'ply. to . ' ."... "" '-- "1" ROBERT NOBLE. • . '
• nov. 2S, t 55. . • Q
... . ~'
Igl ir thllarq !
Lll2.llsuai
MEI
EMitl
KUM
Yrli inial'roprietor,
.- Plainfield, eumberland
o:ctoler 10, 1855,
/ , -
cOUJISE ON nuDY
_Dicitg_,,...tprrs.
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