11 4ti:,riu:ri i. ..,..: ::., i,.._:ti , :u,..i . , ti . t : _itli 9 CUMBERLAND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION, List of Premiunis—Ootober, 1856.' NEAT CATTLE .• • ' Jacob Trego, best Bull over three years old, • • (urham), $4 00; Jacob , Hartuian, (Devonshire full.blood) ' 2 00; .Jaines William .' • son, best Durham Bull between two titithree, 8 00: William M. Henderson, second beet, , 200 ;..T. Galbreth. best 808 between one . and two, 2 00 ; John Beltshoover, second beet, 1,00; William Gleimi best. Bull calf (Devon, ehlce), 1 00; Jacob, Trego, best, Cow over ihtee. years' old (Durham), 8 00;. John -W. - . Craighead, second best, Devonshire,2 00 ; • Benjamin runlc, best Cow • between we • and . three years, 2 00; Richard Parker, second best, half Devonshire, 1 00; Elias Brenneman, belt Heifer between one and two years, 1 00: ..Jobnstop Moore, second best, 1 00; William Glen, best Heifer Calf, 1 00; Geo. Shealfur, ' ,- -for - a - stineritirco - tf :Richard Parker, Hugh Craig, Henry MOO, John Gleason, John C. Dunlap, Jacoh Rhodes, John Monroe, Daniel Aid, William . Wirt, Ja cob R. Nissley, John Myers, Col. A, Noble, John Lindsey, J: B. Leo, Sabluel Huston, Wil. ' ' Ham Glenn,.l`. M. Galbreath, Emanuel Line, Jacob Kitzmiller, John Ore:lion, J. W. Craig . bead, W. L. Craighead, -Win. M. Craighead,' John Cameron and 'Henry Led' all exhibited very good stook :but 'could- not be reached With premiums. • ' • Abra'm Lambertoo, John Sterrett, Richard Parket., Joseph CulVer, Committee. . • --•- .t George Hendel, beet-stallion overfour yegre,- trot premium, $5 00.;,$atnuel Huston ' second,' '400; Samuel Zug, - best'quallion,.bel - ween _throe and_four,yeartt,—first premium; -4-Q0 oClintock and- uthers• also ekbibited •fine • -ho ::s. Charles Grist, best—horse' colt, be ' . Swoon. o and three years-old,Aist premium, 800 ; L. anderslont; seCond, 2 00; 'John Soherich, bee • ending colt, first premium, 2 00; Joseph •Cu , second,- 100 ; George Garverieh, beet mar- • ver four - years - old, - _ 4 00; .James Patton, - sec. d, 8 00; Howard Wlrenian; best mare between roe and four • Oars — old; 8 - .00 ;- _Richard—Pay _second, 2 00; - John Myers,• best mare bet - : .n two and - three:yeare,-.2 00; Jeremiah Reap, se • •d, ' TOO; Emanuel Lino, beet yearling filly, 1 - Solomon Mohler, best pitir draft horses, 4 00;, draft horse,- 1 00 ; - JO' • Fought, beat pair of horses of light draught; first premium,4 00; Philip 111:eekbIll, second,- . 8 _oo4_lVast._.sl.__Watts,__.begt_slnglo barge: (Simon) 2 00;. nestling Lee., best 0— e harness horse, first picmituri, 4 00. The. • Committee also recommended a discretionary premium -of ten dollars-to Mr.-Huston for his large 'display of flag buries and cults. Judge Murray, of Harrisburg, also exhibiied-a fasf - - trotting horse. , . . • • Wm. M. Henderson, Wm. L. ,Craighead, -T. 31 - . • breitb , Jabob Redsecher, 'Committee • on Horses, -• ' • ' MULES AND JACKS. Itiobard Parker, best team of mules, $4 00; Vim. M. Watts, second best team of .home- Raised mules, 2 00; Dr ' W. W. Dale, beta ;lair team and farm mules; 2 00 ; Daniel V. Alit, second best, 1 00; lVna Id. Watts, , best pair ofoarriago mules, 2.00; J. C. Levens• burger, second best, 1 00; .Conrad Ernest, .boat single harness mule, 1 00; A, L. SpOuti• ler,,-second best, GI cents. &Imre. Grueey, Sharp, and Niesley, exhibited three pitir of. , two and a half year old mules of a very supe flair quality, but there being no oompetion no . ..premium could be awarded. 'Thomas Leo ex hibited a fine wain of well broken mulaii. ..- -Alexander exhibited a pair of harness mules ' of very good quality. Wm Burnitz exhibited • single harness mule. well broken.' Alifitifider,jacolAC. - Neioloy t ergo W:Hiiiik:YOlin Hoover, Wm. L. AlaCollooli, Comniittoo on Mules., ' S/lEEP AND SWINE Wm. L. Craighead heat pair of sheep, 3 00; John W. Craighead,lresond best, 2.00; Sam fdyeis, best buck 1 00,; John W. Craig head. best ewe, 1 00; 'l/hoinpacm__Gallyait4L ' best boar over a your old, .2 00; Wm. M. feu derson, second best; 1 00 f. - 171.rich Strickler, best somr'tiver a year,. old, 2 00; •suine, . beet StriViidtit a,your old; 1 00: • ' Diweljonary Premiums —To John Allen, for . SOW and seven pigs, 1 00; Cullio & Trout,. f,ir • pair of bloater county pigs, ,75 cis ; 'Conrad Ernest, ditto, b 0 cents. In addition to 'Gme • preiniutde the. committee would mention ;la - worably' a Sow and seven shouts. exhibited. by Sanderson';Jnmee four fluty shoats by Jelin - Allen ; three pigs by Wm. L. Craighead, and pair of guinea pigs, !iy George Shrom, to . ' whom Is awarded a premium of 00 eta, The aommittee would oleo ftivorably ,mention dvs sheep exhibited by William WiVb, of South "whieh were fine. - A, Boater; A ,iirudley, E. W.. Weakley, ComMittee on sheep and.awiue. . rciuvrity. • ~ • • - Wm. If. Trout, - best coop of libickepi;• buff. am/White Shanghais, 2 00; Joseph' 'Trego, second, 1 00; Dauiel B, Kieffer, butt pair of Brahma chiekens, 1 00; Win. 11. Treat, sec cad blest pair of shanghais, 75 ob; Julio Spahr, ..,best pair of ducks, 1,00. Thu Committee do-, sire to add that the coops of chickens exhibit ,• ea by Charles ;Turner, , Wm. 'Miley. Peter Monyek; - e_eergeSpangler;__./ohnston Moore, Ji & J. .Boalek, •Wm. 8: Bead, : Samuel Martin . Itnd /Mute Perseus, wore very creditable and stained to high praise, but not quite equal to Athos° to which the premiumii were Awarded The white rabbits exhibited by . Solomon Stouf tet, were beautiful.' Respectfully submitted by :Rebort;.Mbore, Lewis Ritigiialti'iOnot!:L:'•lthiDoriill, t4iicutinl Aly,e:sOluniati L.e4jr., .r:- AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS., . &; Haynes , .best display of agricaltu ' gal Implethents, 800; Mr lionwood, 'best w,' '2 00i, Griffin & Baynes, ,best ,Subooll : plough, 100 ; . 4 fine collection of pluugbe was , - ,etbib lied by - Griffin . & Ilnynrs;'.&. -- B.':Ziegter - and • , '.Henry LGriffin & Sagam: Peat iiiirrow, 00; some, fur - best • oultivator,. 1 00; W 4. lbstighlt Baker, ?or bdit grain end seed drill, 'Qo;';.Josepit, , Shireinan„ Past, cent, planter, 00r limes: Tation e i best, Riaper, (Atkins) ; 00 Jame' .Artris trong;' best- , Mower, (Mau ' 84'11) ; 46111 p(rier. M Shriner, beni..wheut•fa:n,,2.oo.;. &'Plank, best 'shaker fur', brashing: fan :','Atiltto;',l' George 'Brandi; bthie. hey. rake, 100;_ Henry Rh pads, bes t War coin Libeller.' 00 Griff?tv. B v flaYhea. - best 'lima conizabei -100 i'isidiki'beit'ititiyi" bay Caller; OW; tame, for...Aineriosa earn 1.00; John„lftrawheugh,litave bendlyB,lahul shingle 00;. Baynes; best ?cidkr inill, .100; same, 'beet . ro Alityarir;bost . threithvi. alit'Seperater, , B OD ; A4a' bath !tiPPle.4lring inaehinti, - .69;eis. steam engine ;was .eihibited ofCarliele. Thci ,, Courunitteo bad" .80 ,opportuoty,.:6r,Adei4 o it , t orang;, : ,at apicarenlio:niiitalteplidtkorcinnitiuCtiOn - Osesdst, it Wor,tyn,afc , iipociab,, : nallise.". JOhu 8. >f,;;41M.,,,110ver bi they NOt.friecl I)tittatillrmstrang,eallibited'acled ofitaharniid, - , Amoorb4,wAho - Qowil A iitett,chinii entitled 9•1" t Z , .;14speinithilljf ' ,.iliimit . tte'll., Glo.7oBrindltii•lf.iGardnen:onii39m. ISM • • ...NANGVACTGREGARTIGIAS.• • - ,• ..e -erge Keller beet:oaso ~ of nhie., 1,63; elloi..fiup 'display .Of Gate ddid. Ones ; :Jona: tlinn.Cornman, beat natio of .Boots and Shoe's,: I,oo;;tlitYplaY of 6ibineut.ware;,4.oo.;4ainoS' It: Veaver,' ,. seet.' Ind itesti - 3,00; Divid Sipe,rthird, 2:00 ;- Geo. butler. display.of Gas t-iron'llare,' I,oo';'"Jtim e s 'attdo, , lady:a Saddle,-1,00 ;'P. H.'Shataharp. - r:,best set of .single Harness,'loo; ider,Veertafaingle'llarness*;,George ight;. ease-OT-Dentallitetrninents, 1;00 . , riok Beidle, display OfYlloofti, -Sbuitets * Beirnann...b.oiw w t.g Mots .Henry Saxton best ohm , ate,; Simon Stnitli, best Horse Shoes. 3 la); . ha teeedingly 01.'s ;. Juhn R Turrier exhibited a :RON' &aft of tho Pennsylvania Farm (.161: 3ge and_of the Geed Will .11ose-house of Car.. 310. Respectfully, submitted• by D. J. Meliee ,obert.Alliaon and Wm. F. -- tinfiger,- Commit .110NEY.ANp BREAD oomieitteo would. remark that till the ,pecinitns of butter . :exhibited were of. stye riot gitality sail° : equall y.good that t boy found grent . ditrioulty in' determining how to award the• p•rektiitim.s. : They .award to. Mrs. Myers,•the first premium, $l,QO'; Mrs. ErnSt; 'second, 75 eta; Mrs; J. .Culyer; Aire. D...• • CraightUid, , Mrs._ D. ,[!oiler;. Mrs, .Catharine CanerontMrs. Samuel Myers, Mrs., Wm. Henwood,.sl.l;s.:Messersmith end Mrs. E• Thompson; ore•each entillttl'•to special nOtioe 'for the excellent specimens of Butter exhibited bythein. Mrs.. A. Bosley for hest •loaf of Bread, 75cts ; Mrs, J. Culver, second,' 5t7 eta ; Mrs. D.-Cooper, Mrs. Wm. ,Barnitz,abil Mrs. C. Wetzel also exhibited good bread.' • Messrs. Weibly and Dale, bent lioney,.loo;•J Careth ors, second, 75 ots. • Respeeiftilly submitted by • John Millei% Samuel M. — .Sherp, Samuel M. Woods and Gourge:S. Mirk, Committee. - • ' PRESERVES AND PICKLES Preserves-,The best lot awarded in three claSses in the 'folloWidg' order o Mrs G W Sheaffer $3; Mrs Wm Ilenwood $2; .11rs'S• W Haverstielc $1; the latterdspecially mended as bidi - T - fho oldescllloaglef7str greet a variety.. . Discretionary Premiums—Joseph Slmoni $1 • Mks Elizabeth 'Hoffer $1 ; Mrs Charles Lee 800; Mrs W Mesbersmith 50c. To Miss 0 Moore for display of handsomer:eke $1 50; Mrs S A Keller 50e. Pick/es-Best lot in two classes: Mrs Wm, Ifenwood $1 50; Mrs G W•Sheatfer ; Mrs • • S A Keller 50c ' • in addition under this heed we ritc,onuncild to Mrs A BoWor Sod; Mrs J • Thrrner .50c.; Mrs B J Kieller 50c: ' Among the list of contributors to this department- or class, the. following perxons.„ do not conic under the list entitled to. pre 4niumti ; the committee hoWoverteel it their dutylO - cointnend llieni - Nr• - tholn•lutudSilrr - and' 'excellent appearance and Variety or preserves and-pickles, viz rk J 1.1 unnr; -Mrs*Charle's - AtSmltlcMrslll - GraianiTlVirs G W Sheathe., Mrs Owen, Miss Meryl Der roil; Mrs Samuel Myers, Mrs Arnold, Mrs . W W Dale, Mrs J B Keller . , Mrs E•M Lee, . Mrs II Saxton, Mrs W Barnitz, Mrs Charles - Murray,-Mr's Atlec. , , , . S - . Havertitick; P..gpuei, J. W. Eby, CROPS __The_eoMmittee. en Crops, after having ex amined all•things coming under .elass No 10,-beg leaive to make the following report :-. While-Wheal—Messrs Striekler„ ifaigheital s Alters; Swigart i Dale, Galbreath, 3l'Gtaughlin, each of whom pfe ;Qls of good wheat.k. Upon. a. - Mon the committee awarded._ lym - hl'Glaughlin - IMEI _ - Parkat., Rutted pl-t - -careful .exam the first rtiemitim and were of opinion the second best:: - ' ;-- - Red Wheat—Messrs. 2 Brin '-- re,...„ 11........ti. lin and Galbreath, each of-whin hibition, parcels, that does much ..,..„. - the exhibitors, The committee were_o., ' pinion that James Galbreath pi-educed tit finest samplo and awarded the Ist premium to him of $l. Rye—Only two samples were presented— . 'John Bobb's sample for quality and produe- Thieneas 'is entitled: to; the' first premium' (being 86 buiffiels to the acre) 75c.. - ' 'Barlett—James. Galbreath. exhibited the finest article, -which is entitled tqlthe first ~ • premium, 750. , • • • Buckwheat—Wm 1 7 Swigart's was best. . Yellow Corli—dames Gapi - eath, best half bushel, 75c. 7 • • ' White Corn—Geo Brindle, best half bush: el, 75c. Best Three Ears of.Corn i rlio committee after a careful examination of the parcels of . Messrs. McGuire, Beltzhoover, Allen, Kel ler, Craighead, Sheafler, Galbreath; Black, Sites, Ilefileffirger, Brindle,- Parker and Bay, each of -which were so good, that we had , much difficulty in coining to a decision, us, iff usual on such' occasion, where qualify . ----comes so-closclyin -competition, - came-to the conclusion that Geo Beltzhoover offered the finest sample, $B. • - . - Wm. Woodburn,. Wm. McLaughlin, Corn.. FLOUR AND MEAL. . The committee ou Flour and Meal report ,the following: - -. 2 F/our—For. .tlie - hent harrel - or nom; tiy - A: Bosler, $L • . Meal—For the host Buckwheat Meal to Samuel Allen; 60c. J. V. Henerson, M. G. BeltzlZor, cob . Ritner, ann. EGEIIABLE:S " The committee on .Veguittblos_make the following report: ' John Lutz, for the best Now Jersey po tatoes, 600; Richard Craighead, fur the best •BLerceri,.soc. Pine specimens were also okhibited by Messrs W Ifenwood, George Bobb, Samuel Myers, John BObly, Maj. Wal lace, Jacob Sites'and William-Alter. Benj Goodyear, for best sweet .Potatoes, ; John Weft, best, Cabbage, 60c; William Brock, for the best display of table vegeta bles, 60c; Mrs G lV Sheidier, for the best Onions, 60; also, some line specimens_by Messrs -Wort and Graham. Jos Solon barger, for sweet Potatoes, 60ct Jacob Burkholder, for two Acorn Squashes, 60O; Wm Glenn,' for two red Beets, 60 ; J N Frealtn, (*of onu lot of Celery,-60e; also, ono lot 'by Joseph Shrom. Johnston Moore, for the best Runt Bagful, Sugar Beets, Carrots and !delimit Wurtztd, 50e. - One Jelly Cake, by Mri3Nol ler ; two nice baskets of Cakes by Mrs G W. Shoaffeni.-...- , Thomas )3, Craighead, James . Myers, Mat thetv Galbreath, J. W. Craighead, Daniel HOUSEHOLD'MAN'UFACTURES, &e. , Miss,Julia Showers, for' bust silk qoilt, -50 e 14rs D.Keiffer, for best fancy quilt; $1 ; Mrs S.O Ruyett, 2d best; Mrs Major Wal lace' 8d best ; ono, skirt and quilt inadu It.y MrsAtide in her 07th your, 60c; Mt r ii.s • Ruyett, for the best cradlequilts,.6oe ; Mrs Jno Noble,. for best blankets, 60c; Mrs ' -;. Brenneman; 2d bestl, Mrs Wm Renweod, for best coverlide,l6oc ; MrsHobert Sturrut,' fbr best, rag, carpet, 600 I'Mrs 'Jnollobb; 2d. best; . Mrs Sain't.Wlteryyi - best girthing car= pet, 60c; Mrs C Cameron, best soap, 60c; . Miss Catharine M Line, fur hest fancy,stools, •"`6oe; Miss Elliatieth McMullen, 2d bust; Miss Bonder, 8d best; MissE Caufman, fur . ' best mOrocco - slippers worked ;, one case best "WM) , 'gilt 'embroldered slippers; pin cushion, &0., worked.by Miss Nebinger, of q :Philadelphia,. 60c; ono gilt .embroidered Masonic apron;oxeepted.by the satsu lady, , fotir - daysi $l , Miss Mary.P.oithletrait best shirt, 60c; !Miss Mary Smith p -7,q 1,..ht .; M O S 'MOMS' Faiisyfor best...woolen 3nge;;Mrs •Jna - ClundUntn, fur . best,. cot hal ! stockings; lamp must, worked , by trodti; , Reed,ln..hur, 9tir year, •';ii.'ell,''intecuted,' 2604 ; Attys . , - 'worked by - ,..-11.1iss .11' Heed, in; her tiff ,yenr,.Which. de [rimy° credit, 260. Miss AZ 'Egln'fbr best faMp':lnattS, •Dipple, fbr. best - embroldeind,m Ca' and , skirt ; 60c ; :. Miss Anna Centime, 24 , beg, ; 'Mrs Jln Rel. for best'uipitre collars; 600nilitOtit ry ,J. Crane',;2d beit ;t:Mrs,Jne'lleigle, bust • • :fanct wcfrked tikirt,.6oc ; Mike .Janu Arm- . strong, 2cl beet ; Herron;-best Silk , embrolddred, child's dress, 60011 , ,k f best child'S fancy ekirt, - ,500 H tudersleere,, Ifrp",,l.sanglnan; beit.traniferred'eel-1, ILitoilleretit , liaskv6oe Hatitch, , bustt;., `,2l (oo o 4o .oo l tPaohlOorC'Sscorf , l soo 00'1 )t• or doll). Olstiis:; l l4o;•biatte'iji , .gtatlOiOr.ltiola - =‘ itsher'.l7ttri'cyttor.,fittc.;>Missmina Kollar, ' innbrohlery;*ery floe ; 60g. ;Airs ,T Mier einbrolderedC4nitent'ir , Are . . . .•- • - • 609; Miss Mary Bentz, second bust; Miss F A , Gbuld, One embroidered basic , and child's dress 'Mrs B'r .oaufunan, onei , gdod toilet cover Ractiaid . ;WOrtningtoq , nne.,good to-. ble coyer Bentz . kßro; tine.dtsiddy. of.dry_ goods.; • And we rocommond tliet;Jhe-promititos . cacti article by the premium ,he Raid to each of the iediViduallinani6d in our retort{ r -ROM. 'jy,-4. A: Lino, Scott Coyle, FRUITS AND FLOWERS . . tulgos:of articles'emparafEd n n . voimiNo 11, report 'that they bestowed as intich•thilo as the brief continuance of the exhibition permitted, to the.exaniATlMT:7 - ;:if the 'Specimens allotted to thoin, some of w . hich.do . .not,appear•to wino fairly under 'the designation - of fruit'S'anditic;weis : , • George Spangler', best quinces, 50C ; Geo Brindle, (Monroe) best variety of apples; $1 ; Edgar Leo, 2d best, 50c; S W Ilaveystick, best lot of grapes, (Isabella) 50c; Win Lim), best evergreen and house' plants, $1 ; Mrs Noble, best vase of Hewers, 50c; D Wpn deriy; best lot-of pears,soc. • , • Georgorleikes, Coin • SILVER-PLA - TEEF, STONE, 'GLASS and QUEENS WARE. Your committee submit the following re port A Naugle, best displa#ofjew-' dry and watches, and best display of silver Ware and clocks. $l. Mr Naugle 'deserves kreat praise for the manner in whielphis• en tire achibition was got np, proving n point. of considerable attraction.' ;Mr •Thomfis Cooly!' also presented IL very coiumendable 'display orarticles, and deserves great 'credit. Your committee award him second Pre *MM. ' • • •. • Williams, Thos. A. McKinney, 1.1 Law, Thos. G6aisoli, Coin: MISCELLANEOUS 'ARTICLES The committee No 17 beg leave to make the following report and award ofpremiums: To• Miss A 1I Underwood for One encaustic and two Greciati;palntings $1; B SPang ler for one box.of fancy segars 60,e; Misold Parsons. for ono acorn picture frame $1; Miss - MilmlO - M - Ooro - for - three $1; B J Kieffer for, ono large case of fancy goods $1; Miss Sarah Point: for .three r oil paintings 50c; Mrs "S Zug for ono bottle of . very fine 'currant wine 60; Miss Mary I' Weaver for ono painting . 60c; Mrs John :Hutton for one case of bonnets .r:tid artilV dal flowers $1; A II Kremer for three nio- • noehrometie paintings 60c;- J_II !Herron, miniature dreg.store $1; James Clendenin for different kinds of.heather, kip skins, side limther, harness, &c,'.s2; We; Bell for. one Cooking range, planter's) $.l; J P Lyn for best eihibition of hardware $3; 11 Sax ton 2d best $2. ' The Committee would say with 'respect in the articliis whieli came under their.ob servation, that they reflected great credit upon the tastes and talent . of the exhibitors_ "itifirthirdiaiTliTtilqu - iiitware and tools by: Mr Lytle and Mr Saxten,.show.how - those. gentlemen are prepare!) to furnish their cus tomers with useful implements and. beauti ful tools. • • • For the following articles the committee' wduld tiWard.no premiums, but think them worthy - of particular notice J Ii Trego ship a Lemuel Todd" - very , welyexecuted; J H Herron some .vili• k y, fine... specimens of writing ink ;-Jas Glendenin -a very fine-sample Of russet kainr ; Jolfn-- .Rbeem fora superior.quality_of pianos and . molodeobs ; Johnston. Moore . for 'very fine Ailee --- vi•l'flinelaiiiVe of -Maxi:Jame - it-Plato/I_llllu_ improvement_of_a_ -self-balancing sash and lobk ; 'PhiliP•Uhlei fo.r.display of, fitto rifle and shot gun; & Htiynes -for very 'floe safe Charles very - lipporibr of pressed brick ; Eberly & Miley a finifspee .of turned lied - and NW. posts ; Frederick Ly- . die two very fino doors and pair of .window shutters, with very trim moulding; .washing machine improved by M Dill-and oxbibited_ by Denlinger & Bowman, very . good -im provement.;_j_N.Frain, four kinds_ot wino of a superior quality ; Mrs G: W SlionCrer o bottles of superior. wino; H Grooves n blinds, exhibiting fill() workniato• s John,Reigle three handsoniely r vases; Goo Richardson ono removing dandruff; a supe- Mary Saxton ono xcry Zeynolds a fine show wrcotypes; Mrs . diaphania miloader ore- , M'Glaugh liad on ex .to ship ; painted titi' dozapecifl&te rlor article; 3fita flee painting; Mrs R of atillirotypes and daq Theodore Myers ono Await' painting; Bowers .ono hay and minium hook, a very great 'in merit ; John Maine. a very IMO eXhibitiO) daguerreatypesrA L'Sponsler Oho very fin parking; Messrs Shick & Keet a very largo' and line display, of ambrotypes and daguer - Motypes ; Miss ;M'Ellany a very fine .water colored painting; Misl . 6lo Whilmor a very tine - white samplef. — •-' • In conclusion tlur ohnnalttee - W - duld sug gest that they by no means-thlnit the prem iums above awarded . are adequate •to the _mbrits_of-theorticles,aShibited,:homlo they - think that a majority of the articles to which. are given is passing notice, .ate not worthy •of a premium, but their number and %%die ty ure 'so great that thby have not been able to more than suggbst • theiF.'merits. The • Committee would further suggest that the articles coming •Witbin their notice, were -,placed omdillerent parts 'of the grobnd, and rom the short time 'allOted to their mind; imtion, many very valuable and excellent articles may have escaped their notice, al though a lumber of articles of great practical utility came • under the .supervision of the committee: They are of opinion that nun- ter's cooking range, exhibited byatilliam_ ! — KA is worthy of warns commendation 'by the committee and ought to be received in to gencral taw. , A. dallicart,.The;. B. 13ryson,•John Lee, Con.. . PLOWING MATCH The committee on plowing _found on the ground Messrs Romer, Neff; Brindle Senior;` and Junior, Huston, Senior and Junior, Gar- . nian, IVetzel- and Zeigler, making nine teams, all of which made good work—bet ter throughout -than on 'former occasions.— Affer a thoviugh examination, the commit- . tee came to the;coeclusion that Mr George - Brindle, of North'llliddletan,ls entitled to the' flrseiweniiiiin, $6 ; Win Reiner 2d beat, $4; Samuel Ruston <Silver Spring) 2d beat sl3'; A Zeigler (Carliqur4th best $2; .racob- Wetzel 6th beat $l. Jacob Trogo, Daniel B. Kieffer; Omit. 'A CA DE .111Y - . - =; - - - -v Truunt v atugs wEst ozirAltrasounq The Twelfth. Eassion — af this institution will commonce ou _Monday, the 3d of November., Parents end tinar dlaus are requested to inquiro Into its morits before aending thrlr noun or wards elsewhere. Tho location of the Institution In rotirod, pleasant and healthful, And the 'courso 'or lustruetlon embrares the oriiiini• ry mid higher branches of an English Education, t 0,4 ,4 watt end iseruiTnite:„usieTrn hoarding, washing, and Tuition In the English branch es' and vocal inutile per session (21 weeks) $OO,OO. For circular containing harticulars Address. ' D. DEN LINCiEIt. ilarrisburg, Pa. Sep. 17, 1810.] , ' 113LAINFIELD• ACADE3J.Y.—:-Noat. .CARLIBLE, Pd.-17110 ,S0S1•1011 Ohm months) will Olomouc° on 711 . 4„y: &Ch. A. now ing has boom — oroctUd Oirtulfilng llymn.lolum, Alm* -It,unui Au: . • , . • With increased 'fur instruclioa and mph, accommodations, this Institution., pi esents great to dficomerds to payouts who, doeiro tho physical and toontal hopeovineent of tholr 0008. , • 'forms_ per aession, 05.00. for clroulala with full ifurwation, address : - • - Principal and Proprietor, , Cudiberiami co.. Pa. A p: it n. 'IMO, 1:4 8 U.lkl 111 , lj DATS AND CAPS!, tot uttdotrtitned Invitee the attention of his old cue. tower.. 0t.,1 the nubile to his: now, sod ioasonsblit , tthli, F U II. And sTitsw- HATS, CLOTH :ton Denten- a-41 -Buys- wearcof -Doritlfset ttt: tot 0. '.1.4.411,a11ty. Thu ssr,nrttnont will he found -; • t sort and Itto, of lints nod, Cope top 1,1•1, 11,:`,-!1? d Childron trout tins -totninsoctt nod' ottooptott t :he most. styth:ll and for,hitoothle, such so Ott!tford's itrititz styli, of goo thnottien Dent White, Mack lot Drown, .41buch, flats, tylth Itur,llots• otitis own won.' facture, lloys•Jeloth raps of. vortotnt Vi4rs„loll.l prl COS: - *Mill large astutrtutoittof Moots on& Iloy's straw, hots tt dliforent:tjuAlitles pod:prices. ,to totiOtte P.b l ;9*.itr •11tith,sleh' rboling,vountliml,thOt . usury ,'pm-' Anitter cut acconiincnlnhtd front blo o oxtenttive , and ' violed ttsslttment ho tvwdially. Ills• friends •to aniexatoloo, ut, lots old estahlislonitnt on -Main 'Ftroot; • ".,'• " IR3f 411. TROUte- ' NEW': GIIDGERY ER•IES • ; 111i,t);VAIIYETY STO.IIE: The enbadlibat wou d rOP ' pect fully int:atin filetie rid ite d ganetidf,y; tbet. bo,beajait - totninod the City with' a largit end' intled esanitnfent or • .ultocgßlEB;tatA*smod`qinuss9 7 lvAinv: .. flair* Ac.; dt,; wbfeli b,9 a ff irefor pekk,on tbc 14 ' 1 ^ rnfteit , - Sento, I Ili f „cornet of North Hanover street and, the Pat. lla S4nore; ditaitty,laViandta'itio flank:' , : • lffe: . atock 'll , mbritpqB 'atorytbliti to it OtoCeilt 'end' Varlot r Y 1 4. 0 t 6 ." ., ' ' , Iltkpitlaitc, aro:limped:to 'CAW end 6;161081de ataclt before purcladng,aleamrhore, ne lialbeje catifidOrt,be con 1411 theliirgoede at the lowest pikes. • Ilgricpittirpt: .1j1.:11t.- • ."Olticruirtuit'AL FAIL ViiPLE II ENT4. niteuliSeriber, bloated to I.llo' inigqrnat (Vilelto• dist (Muesli, opposite , the Tread Depot, .ie .new receiving a sorioifef Fainting linplementsisuch no ' • • , . . - DRAIN PRIMA ' . . - CORN iIIRIIfrERS, --- ' • • • • FAR.M.BOILERS; • :Corn and •• t Grinders Scott's OinntlAtior Cowing l7Nurl WI, °coo. , tore R.. r • MITS .— plitsay's with %rood's linprove • inentl, 'Straw Cutters, • dc., nil of whiely two of thO Most lionrOved, kind -1131 d nortunanahlh,' and rnlil to sold wn tin moot accoal iatUidfill.frdffilet7.—thwaronrriro--coninteljully-duvlted-tit- call and onaundno before, purchasing.. • J. ARMSTRONG: - fifif-For the convenience of farmers, ideoie's Patent drain Drill will.be sold at Shiremanstown' by Benjamin Clay, and at Shippunsburg by Christian Long. August 2t!, 1860. • - , • A GRICULTUItALIMPLEIENTS. ,PHNNOCKIS ,CELEtlitAtgD 'WHEAT MULL,. Adapted' also:for tinning oath, ernes teeds and. gum, o.•,..ltrstuser`a Portable Cider Mill—the hest In- the miirket. • patent Horse Ptiwor'shnd 'Thresher'. Lime and (Immo • Spreadne's, -Daniel's Hey, ' hiran• and. Fodder:Cr 'Ulm en Little °lt Corn and Cat, Mill, Spain's A tutospht., 'Churn. Thertbovo Superior IMplements with all ottier:e Tor the nine or thin farmer or gambler, fir tale MLtlt in and Retell by.• ' • • ' PASCHALL, IifOTtItIS • 0.,' nn Ag rs r i l n eAl=l re ly t a s r . o l l , i oalovi i , l l ;S : led , Stare.. turne, 714, ply 25.'55, Nos. 21 and `23) South. Sixth Street A inucuz Tx:1 , 1.411 , 1,T 1114NUFACTOItY, llrl tot , Pa. . RI ED (41lOUN118 pro Acres) Vloomsdlife; nellr 1.1 F•-•IAR .0F ~'14:10 I 11301 t • 111)1)1). Ortlwert. of.Wijent nttJ.ltyo. ut.o • _LULIA_Ir I,IIIII.IL.rIIOI , I'.IIATLA#L.LME,._ If you wind 11611vy env+, nr .•11.elluas ___* lEDZESI These vtiluabli! Manned have been used fat the past: six yea rn successfully Ter the Grain and Tobacco top In Virginia,. Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Dyke - are, Maryland. and the 'lslands of Bermuda and Bar haloes. A harrel (210 MO Is sufficient for lilt urge of ground. The abovir r y her Rmu PO11111(44,1 f reliable Chemical 'Elements u largely itrcren‘e the or p And 'terra. the roll, den the-value of the land. .Price of the Phosphate of a lon. Nitrogencd (GO, the American Fertilh.er :125 -per tom or La per barrel, $1 25 a keg. Al. CTery orlely of I'AN(I, Pm e Plaster, fat Ash, Nitrute . e) F.gdu, blond Dust, l'ewdered Charcoal, Ac. . . pools delivered Tree of charge. (IEO.. A. I.EINAIi. Proprietor, • N 0.1.10 South Front street, Phila. ./XV•To wholesale dettlit a 0 liberal discount. Pam. in ,the 'and — Gortdon langiontes Gratis . necutnPanyiltg - or - Ditiff: promptly attended to. ' N: 11.—III1'LONIAS .have been awarded by the Penn . sylvanlaAalcultura_l_Scy . le.ty..N.OV,Seryt.taLPalanc I TAiislaVtlon, and the Nile- .lerboy Stale Agricultural ?''dotYr • • : • ' R'eP• 7,0-71.110u5, VAAMIiItS LOOK II Ell 111 ! - 'rho sullscribers'ficalro to Inform funnel a and nubile goudally Ilfat they•tu.w Invent basal : lid aro ronstant• ly nnuni l'act tiring ThrOlflnf )1 :: ,1 ' 1,, " .tiornont's Patent Shaker t vrlfirlf fire pew:tally net nowledged to to tholfe,tArtiflos' now -In u,o. Also a vailety of Ildllers, Col n ' Snellefs and ;Army Cutters. They Ilittl) lattlly. to tile fapalrlng of Agricultural Dfaelf nary In the best - ulanntr And on reasonable corms. Mannino. tory on_Noril.rt(tinnuv.or.,-Stleat, di, catty fliposito the If:Mapco of li °urge 3lotzgar, Enq. -Aug - nava-ea: , - PLANE. • • fro subscriber has. urned - frouf , the City-with role of the-largost assortments of Ifitrawnre boor brought to this plum Ile has just - received 00 d0...11/mei: with nod oitimut vat, - astening,s, Iron slid steel'hooks,aging in lotion ham 44 inji ,„_Atati zoo pr,stralglitdtiot to:dstitnk trite.e chains from 50 to $125. limn° ninthu traces of nil kinds, alscrn lot of spread, fifth, bronnt; butt. carrOng halter and log ehnins—also n sort large lotieshm ohs. forks; spades,.hoos.rakos. and in short everything and any thing unshod by the Farmers.— Remember the old stand East 'Main ; March 10,'50.' SAXTON. 4 • ) - 4 \ N \ifi' 4i; 13 A 1" E N 1' SELF4miAPPENING YANKEE NEED CUTTERS, manunniel for RICH SARGENT, N 0.410 Marlset ~treat, rhilmin T i cutter is Inns:dor to :toy non In two, for strength durabil and simplidlty of oonstmetion ;ft eats leet• or, and in I only selfsbarpeaing Hay, Straw and Vern Stalk Cutter et nook,. It has but ONE STICAIGIIT KNIPE, a Welt en • .rson ed. grind a n d set with curet but in ordinary rase, , fround in the umeldne. e Thou s:unit; have already boon Id, and the dAnauttliiiiiilly itieroaslog, Lt most .eases: examination is suilleient to convince ono of its superior No ono °Dern short trial wonlitpart with it for any of AlLetcLe_uf_the_ cons. anal)' oil hind and for sale • J. P. - "E, • SolnAgent for CUM burlap linty. „KRAUSER'S . roRTAI3 •.` CIDER MILLS ran' Mill be furnished of t t - Improved roost...notion and finish. Their grinding opparat UN )5 peculiar. and gives them an tidy:ming° over other By the action of ine - reelprotring pistons, ilia tipples • aro forced up against, the toot of a rapidly revolving rstoiord till ground ton lino pulp, which or course yields more juice when subjected to pressure than It the. pomace tens POKES. phi, FITCW frees has been greatly improved anti .strengthened ,sine 'oast year..mid the wholu folios is tightened by string joint bolls.. • lt is adaptbd to either hand or hors,. Pen or and eau he worked hy hand to the extent of six.'tp eight barrels a day. octil PXSCITAIT, — MORITIS - 5 - 1707 Implement and Seed Store, 7thsund Market, Phfla. , Sop. 21 Isro M N - SiE U. E eIIeAPI;ST 3IAGAZINE IN Tilt: WUIILU.' .13ALLOU'iS'•HOLL.111. :MONTHLY. •• pEsru:s;liu FOIL .EVEIq AMEIVCAN HOME. Encompid by tho,unureFedontad success iYLirli this popular monthly has mot .with. and 'Via' rapidity which It lam lucsoimodlex-eirculation,lhomvpriiitor has roAvo.l to otaloi.it stilt nioro -, Vorthy of Ihu patrotiago of tha public. Thal HON adoirtuldo scar) is • .1 • . A MIItACLE . OF eIfFAPNE,...q9 Is admitted • IV evert one, cont.:4llm, as it does, Onfi Hundred Pages oi ruadllig mat tar In each itmober,ladog more thMi any,or _the. $3: Magnailtes, and formilf;.ll,,, Tolunies a :y4tar of NI% 111111d1 . 011 . pan 0.11,11, or TWORT) Hundred pages of IteadiiK Molter per :th ul um for ONI;) LU I. I, A it 1 - ' ilallou•s Moller 'Monthly is printed 'a ith tiaw type, span line white paper, and its matter is espeiugy emit piled anti art.:on:ea by the hands of the edtter and pen. priator,,xvho has lawn known to the public as connected with thii Boston press fur sixteen yours. Its pages can fain - NEWS,• 'TALES, ' • • -; * A m u rß v e t t git. ' JP .. Timms. , 1110(i IA PIIIES, — STORIES OF THE SI 'SE tl WIT 'AND HUMUS. he.. A. tj„.' • from the . laist null most 1)011%111m arlterstof this country. It 114 a150',.1114.,34 With n record of Um notable events of Um times, r.fioace and war, of dlsenvoi les turd improve ments maturing in either limillspbero,. forming. an ereeable . eninpaniir thr liilsure moment or hour, Itiry• ultra, at home Or *IRMO; each nuwbur bring coMplele, in 4tealf. , Tu soeturiall 611qUe1.31' are, admitted. 111t0 Its pages; there Oro enough controversal publimtlons each. ale .tiottel tmlts poculiar wart or .11,1uo: This. work Is tended fur T n hirLp:AoN north or south, oast 'or %rod, and Is filled to the brim each month with. chaste. • popular and graphic miser°. deny, Just Buell is any filthor, brother ; ur friend Would Waco In the hands of n family circle.it Is In all Haiti mrtmonta, partmenta, Nab_ aud original, and,-w h at - it purports to bo, tho choapostmagualue In the world, Any person enclosing ONE DOLLAR to the nroprlotor, as ,bolow, ohall metro the Magnolias 'fur one year, or any:, person sanding US atone subscribers and crone DOLLARS, at,ouu-time allot' reads° a hippy, gratla.• •• •• • • , • ?a. M. I3ALLOU, Publisher and Propri etor. Corner of Tortnont and Ortaulleld Stropta,Toston. dunoll, W. • , - • • . . A i • E aI MIRACLE OF SOIIINOK--Dr. 1 0„.. Rolling, of e'sluiniesburg,.Cuinlirland ratio y; Pa., 411110MICIM to those afflicted with Tuur”ei, Cancers. Polypus, Lupus r ldolos or litiirk.s, SMor , Ula; King's Evil nud all disesses that have imon usually treated willicausilo or - Eilife,heaan removo thorn with eut'euttlug,_buyplng:_or polo ; nolthm.,Qhloretbmii JitlieFTlh.dininistered,te,lha patient.. •It ifi•IIQ on what paituf ihe-Wily they may ha, hp can removi them with poefeet arifety, sid; iu .a remarkably short limo. with Mineral, otTemitable palsouis applhal, anti or money rogiiired until a cure Is poraisteil. • , , Prolsesus Uteri,.Fogtale Complalnts,,Clirente, :Vane real and all ether disismos .treated with positivo Socratic Pull Particularsami ohtalliod•hindaresalnil ht elihm English or Riletrian, post, paid.Pallouta . sari accem modeled with , Thiaril oitimasonside terms. • '" . • • tilimbitnieshurg.lB. coo .ef,the , piottlest 'Mid healthy. taivne In thin or any ottio.,.iltate,, is 8. rulivm from Ilarrishurg, on, the ;Oinutio..zintid Valley Rail Road, and • lisEnsible &Uo' iiiiparts of tile: linlen.,,The. Doctor loin visit cmasin any Part Of tho Etats' when dOMlrolti • ittP , Xindylanler If yen kfinw,any 0111010 d. Rilitlet,co,m, 'tura, delay'nottarell.thein'of this tobstnient• —• r . , ( JoU YRII-- ,A.l•BlONTl4itho'rriet Orriait Illieneaidt c ytitla ; ex ',darted, tn',7ltrhalt aty!eCoSArt, andlirlS , nr, fine. Sir mile,rhol Litho' v i i i ;: t. lier,,y;':)Yitior 'tar Itltth'itnit Chef:taut , Striate Ph I: Sign of tripor,'l74Si , ltalitiFprlea' r MECO . silt:Mill: bo ellowedlhori*latitfig to aril , , i. • Aug 13.. ~ , S Si.ACtENTS WANTED:4EO , , , CIIARCO Ch O 're c tO „Oland And fur sox p 3, ' nbt 21: U. .7 - 111,1 t 0 . ' - STATIFF.EIt & li'ATCllV.S.A.sp_amv.s.Litl - and lletall, at the "Philadelphia Watcu 11111.1 Jaw°lvy Strop No..ol.l•North Socopd gtroot, corner of Quarry, Philadelhia, Gold Lever 'Watches, full Jewidled, 18 carat , - . cases, -. Gold Lepino,lB mute " Silver leror,lulliewellod, Silver Lepl cm, jowelS, , • Superior Quartiers, - Pine Silver do. ' Gold.liracorels les 4 .lcddikmcile; — * • , Bilv.er Tea Spoons, sot, • .• 500 ' Mold Pens; with pencils and silver holder, .. 1 00. mold Finger Rings Watch Glasses, !ice. All goads warranted to bo'what they•aro sold ft =I •,• , ' ueressor or O. Conrad. 017 - On Ladd somo Gold Mid 611vor Lovers and Lopluo still lower than.t.los abort. - - • • - 1. 4 -I ALL "CLOAKS. & .SIANTILLAS -1 WIIOJ.ESAGE v t: n lILTAIL. - O AO IT I'YN de C-0 - • Iniporters and a Manufacturers of.CLOAICS and MAN TILLAS, No. 174 Chesnut,stredt, (nfow doors a Ism 7th, south Blau,) Philadelphia; (hi connection with 1.1E01101: BULPIN, 3GI Broadway N. Y.. the largest ntanufactunar of these gOinio,in the Unitild Stales.) bog to call the at tention of Withlseale and ltulntl I,uyers to their latil.te• and varied staich of CLOAKS: TALMAS, .tc.; de.. for the fall trade!! Th e ialr collection, comprises at complete as sortment of ill tin fliirekt '34TaraoTla tlek lo — releet . Metre Antique, Cloth; Haan 811 k. de., dc,; while thole. clinks afforded IV their c o nn e c tion With the largest. Jinn u Wt. bring, House, (of Oa ciao goods,)' In -Now York, onable.thent to guarantee !letter colne than Is obtains-. Lie elsewhere Lytle Market. C P.O. DULPIN S CO., Scot. 1 :• - - 174 Chofuut kt,oet -above NE• IV If 0 .1.. E A L 1.) It G s To . . • 51 , 4 7:081t THOMAS, N0.'20 South Second Street Philadolphin, I unp.mter. Manufacturer, and. Dealer lu ' DitlbtS: 3IO.DICINIiS. CH Ell ICALS,'ACIDS, Dye Stuffs. Paints, lltb,, Colors, White Lend, French ind American White Zinc. Window Class, Class Ware. Var nish., Brush.," last:mum:lts, fir lurid Spices, Whole Spices, and all other article. , usually kept by Druggists, including Ilmoax, Clue, Shellac, Potash, be. . All 'orders, by mail Or other‘v6e. promptly attended to. Country merchants Si - ., iii fled to call and examine cur stork bell,re purchasing. 4:lh-where. .ir4-1-loods sent tinny of the wharves or railroad stations. Prices 14w and Goods Warranted. • [Maroc 0,1355-Iy. JOSEPH A. NEEDLES, ikidnufactu, SIIA AND IIAllt•C.InflI SIEVES, and Fine in mesh , nod Small in ilinimiter.• • _METATiL—Cii.9IIIB Olt WDVEN--VVIE,.--'• - -' f Qrd best qunlitioii. in:gaits sizes of mesh, front -Nus. - I to So Inclusive. mid froin one to nix foi:t in width. They trollmany sp o res to the lineal Inch, end cut to stilt. The subscriber also lc iteys . !•oustently (31 hem' - , for.enal. coin eve, Hulo t grain, gravel. guano, Malin* sugar, salt, Irma, eolfee, spice, drugs. tve.stufft.s As Together •wlth an(lhnorutent of AND AN. XI.:ALED IRON .All,the Ahoy° sold wholesale Inud retail la , ' .1. A. NEEDLES, • 51 Front Street,-Phlla:- .iuqe 4, 18:16.—:ly & CO., COM-MISSION EMU ANTS, . and 11'11,01:m10 Dealui, In nll kinds of • FOREIGN k-Doi.p;sl , -1-e-LEA.t; TonAcco Tl/011 , 1; • AND FOREIGN A. DIMILSTIO:4SEGARS, 21 South Front str.S...t. Philodniptlit. — lmporters — fif7FlitU — littrainiitrs,• of the aiolceit •grrnrtlis of [lse tielta.ttlado. - A largti asrortmeot of whielt awn" kept consanttly on hand, glint for solo at a small ad val., on cost of ifili,llllllti,llll. 4.2.ll:lgnments respectittlly solicited, on which liberal advances will he undo o ion desired• jprecisi attention iron to orders for Ruralise on coin nitssTon of Tobacco. as also every description of 3lerChan.. -disc, for account r parties living ttt n distance from this marltet. . - IV9-Sule Ago I for F. A. (I oetze's ' xeleiiated German Sinoldng Tobat o,rompriaing thirty different varieties. April 23, 18 ' QHEPPARD & VAN ITAIILINGEIS._ 13—The subSerlbors ltit;lng,removed to their . SPACIIII.:WST.IIII;, - . - No. 2.7o . 'Chestnut Street. Instil, door stove Tenth, Are now Prepared to olfey n larelt and well selected stock ofthe felloging n'och nni desirable goods, principally of their-mvs-importntion,or- bonalit—St—attetlon, IT they are nude to sell tit . the importers prices, and to which they cordially 'suite the Attention or coimpl" -Merchants, lintel Keepers, wad families generally.. ' Ittirniley mud Irish Linos ;Meeting, 74, 84;04, 104,' 114, V 2.4. 1141ster nod Pillow Linens of sbyeralcholco bleacher's, and all widths from - IS t 0 .61 Inchtw.- • • Bed Illankete of all sizes and qualities. • Crib and llradle Blankets. lied guilts of the tidluw ing varieties : • Is: Marseilles, Welting. Knotted. Itealster, Aliramlua, - .lllesdale and LlTlCaliter, of till the, del:Jr:MO Sikes. • • Ilurelitt Covers, Table Covers, Window Curtain MnNlia ToWels and Toweling of every varlety,'llamask Table, Cloths and,Nsplchts;t 4 ltirtltsr I,lnotis and Muslin, Cam bric llntalkereblefs, Embaolderies, Tindery, Sc. Broca tei, Damasks, Maroons, Enbroldered Lace and Muslin Curtains, Gilt Cornices. Bands, Gimps. Cord, Ec. ' SIIEPPARD - & - NAN +lmporters and Doal.ers lu Lines and Ifettse Furnish ing Coeds. ' April 110;18L0---Cm. f kip U N w l l 3Alt'S olesulal O n tNnE-PRICE cAsinituuT AND snot: STORE, 4 ' No. id South Second St.. Corner of Carter St. The hstablhlitnentlhas Leon enlarged and Improved and-is supplied with the largest and I.est Retail Stock In t h e City, principally of Ida own manufinture, with a cholceassortmentivoin the lust Lasloru3l:yrket m bracing Ladies,' ( hints,Children'k ' ' SilS AND CAITEItS of every 'description. style and -quality, embracing the bust styles-,rod qualities In this or any - other market. This stock '"cannot be excelled for Quality Style (rod CM:mines. . . ilneh article is marked nt the or: lowest possible price, irom whioh no he made. No ex travagant state Mon ts uill be needed, and none wade to effect ades. --Uoodyear's -Own- ii - 1111 - 7Arl ot 11 seam In the truirliet. always 011 /Ulna. Thu polite to rosportfully hinted to mil. , [April 1,1850. • 1)1111JADELP1IIA A DVI , 3 IVNT.—.— ja_ EVANS' "FIRE A: THIEF pltftl)F SAFES! Gm nuirhants, lawyers,' fanners, and rattlers. miring I!.n.ers, or othet'valmthleg, to preserve from Fll BUM:LARS. • and (111:1.11's) lIA - NK LOCKS. A CAun. ' m 'Fire Proa Fare," that preserved °Ur ibodsa, Papms, e.orttring, the great Flre at Dart's Ilulldlt43, was pu • rased of OLIVER EVAN:3,U a 2nd 'St., l'hihitlelphia. - OETZ .3: LUCK. • 11 , 3ERICEltA1ORS A: 'ATER FILTERS. • EVANS' Pr...min:a Ventilated • .friglrators for cooling nod prebervlng marts, Anatol., la • water, and all articles 1, culinary purposes. ,—W-ArElt-lithTelt.i-Mt9noifying-hrti‘ek sl -or-mudd touter, whother alfeetell lip rains. limestone„ mrLjAr. (4114,r CM, • he' hid . 8t , 11,11,1t0 the Refrigerators—a small quantity tif& - eouling the w in the warmest ti cattier. . . PORTABLE SHOWER BATIIs, fur tho .uso of war_: r mild water. WATER thi:ILERS, for Hotels, Stores. and Dwellings. SToitkLmoKs, fiT moving lAwts.-I,aleno, e. SEAL PRESSES, Copying do.. Druggist - OLIVER EVANS. - No. (II South Second St.. (9 doors below-Chesnut. Mandl 5, 1850-Iy. (Established In 18:154 izy c. r .r . 1 4 C C 0 ...- 71.5 5 Z i IttE ;1." ig3-- 0 ' ;71:r• 1 ; ; • ti TTERRINQ'S , PATENT, CHAM PI --l_L- ON - - lentil 'PROWL - SAFES; wink Ilalre 'Patent' ' - - ' ..1 • • • Powder Proof Locks, which wore ~,,,, ,, ,...7'.',,...a.5ir,- -r ii. , li awardod separate Modals at, the i - --"-atiti :, , 13, 44 . World's Fair, London 11151, and ~' Opitit 4.,?e,.11 _ also' at tho 'World'a Fair, NOW ...... ti 5.L...t11 -7, ~,- . .7, , i Y0rk,1853 and '6l. The subscrl-: gc.l/ , fi', , if'.:4 ' bers'aro the solo manufiteturora . ti, , uod'proprietors In this State 01 ; : t i, ll ; 'g r i i• I, '' ,' -',o'i the abot e. unequalled Safes and ''e* til 41.t.4 Locks. The reputation of the ~ ''i,',," , :...,..4 : t; `genuine '4lm-ring's Safe Is world I ,!: - ,5,1,,,111de1y and for the last thirteeb ,:•,,,F- i 14,, : • 1 - --e4 , -yoom the toorciti.l.llo NomuloitY "V` ". -, haro witneased and Lornittysti 'thouy to their navel% WAIIJI,O 111.0 proof qualltios. More . than 12,000 of these Safes hero been actually sold, and . `ever TWO ItUNDIIIID havo-passed:triumphently through ---. accidental tires._._lrLe - public .aro-onsured -dint all' Fates ' :manufactured by the subscribers are not only guran. toon tit be fully equal, lint •In many romiecili 0110 SUN Her to thus° which have been so boveroly tried by tire Por. will forgot their sari:lces. In tho burning of the "Tellnino establishment," New York, and at tLio Oreat, Piro In Strawberry street. at the large liro lust July, opposite the Ohara llouim; ' and still more recently _, l ln the Aro at Flllii and Chunk sts„, in the' city tit - 'illldelphlit, in which them, Saes =J10.11.411' tbo ,eiS-.. II Ainincled4q Opletrien t !ken. Men . othe r r' sonurl I lea , .failed: ~;. , .: . i,t. ‘. - FAI NUL CO.,', " ;ii ,''..., :, • ' 'lltett.B.lVE Ave 11Als Loon,MAxana,. 'i ' 04'WAI,NUT SO qt, litilli(l2lliL ile -,-• . . „ ,• ' Ohillod Tron Safes', wltttrowiltir Proof' , l:44 . i 11* .6 0 , .- 'A.Aurdd expressly for'llitinni,' Ilrokere, •Jo'ir ore;'and ''''"otliers, requiring security frcon-rogues.' lian VlLllte, - '! - IMors,ltc. on Land and made toitirdor;'-' , All. , theiumet "coliktinitoil • Locks roVkale at. uninupieltprlt'en.:,' ......." • • Second - Land "Oafes," - •iI 2itianolndate" ' old '" " 01 Chests" ofietber" =ORO, Lein llecnitakou In partpay wont for IlereinteAlleseht at balf,Pare.'•''....• .'"etyl: 1 . . . . thu pµ4116 mut Murton:calm particularly Is requ'iat.... od to tholarktii 4 uashttuituf,of Bar nntL rullml iron t f all; risizuA and kttids.StCol Int , all , ltintit,. .11appr,licrow Plates, 'Auvils;Vicar,'Bulldwa, nun ovary thing .Ihat Old .hlatakatnith may want:: Aran sold ra-qual:ef es at city, wholesale pritmt.' .All kinds Warrauteik,t, ' JOHN .8011. - N. ifanovor St., Carlltlo, O L 8,16501 VA V 1 N'G 1"U N D OF U. S_ ILAN tiII;OLN liITITY -7 & - T RUST' CUM S. E. CurneiNhlrd find Chesnut litreeti,.Phil'a. • $ 260 3 00 9. - COX' Money Is recolved on deposit dully: the ainouns•dc. posited is entered In a , Dopusit Book and given to the 1 epositor, or, If prOforred, a certifiCate will be 'All sums large and -solidi, are received, hod the zinnia paid hack on . demand, without . • Interest Is paid at the rata . , or tiva PER CiNT., - Carl nelng front the day of deposit; and ceasing fourteen s previous to_the en the first day of.lan wiry, In each year, the Interest Of each ileparat Is paid to the detositor, or added to q,. .hrelp.itrfirh may lacier, • also Company have. ho ly upwards of 8,600 depositors iu the City of l'hillidelidda alone. . An y. ion Vocal infurcia lion will boAten b;...tuldressing Ulu TREASURER. , $2B 00 24 00 12 00 '7 00 GO 00'II • - p• • . • t , • - H g • . 4#0,4 • F. 4 . • el ' E A MEN' S SAVING FUND, kj Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania la 18:15 OFFICE, •65 WALNUT iiTREET One door above Setond .Street, . Philadelphia, Receives Dumislts lumps of Om, Dollar and uliwarthi from all eiasses of the Community, and allows Interest nt this rate of the per cent pot tumour. Moneys back on (11'111111111. Oillee epee dolly from 9 until' sqi'clorli. and on Monday and Saturday until ll o'clock 'the . 14.11110.,. This itititltutinn will be found MIII - 1 - plaeo of deposit-for Farmers and others doing bushier. in Philadelphia, .I"leposits are paid on demand without nay pret lints notice wing raquimd. • Edw . ard 11.4rotier,,, 1111/lam ShipPen,jr. Franklin lisetio„--7- 1 _:: Wm. P..looks, Thomas • Edgar E. Pettit, Prosidool-,FitANK LIN FELL. Treasurer—CU:lS. 31. 31011111 S. . . - .Secretary—J.l3lES S. PIIINGLF. Charter provides Mat no inanagM, pincer or agent shall, directly or Indirectly,.. burrow soy money .front_tyle,Soclety, • •- - • 0ct17,1155P -1 y_ / • - v - ,,e., ,, , • T ..,...„.4,, .„. ......,„,.., „..,, „,..„....,,..., 'n -j.:•11•1, •- ;?1,, 1 3 F. , _ - • 4' ,. 'ArA ... i . .4% 4 . - V k . . 4 .1: - It - -SO" • -',..::,'•`-.1*.4.A IV.b; PER CENT. SAVIN.G•FUND OF rim NATMNAL'SAFETY COMPANY, \Vol. nut street, neutl•a v osl corner of Thlrir 141 OFF, - Pliiladel- Oda. incorporated by the Stnto of Pennsylvania 1u 1841. ' Five per cent. interest In given, and the money is al waYs paid bock whenever It le called for, without the necessit) of giving notice for it beforehand. people who have large sums put their money In thin Saying Fund, on account of tim superior safety end con venience it a:P.Ols, but any sum, large or small, is re. calved. This Saving Fund inns in very largo amount of MOrt• gages, Ground and other first class investments for tine sd . curity of Depoidtors. The ruins prevent any Director or lacer from using or Lori, in lug line money. The tare is•upen to receive and pay money.every day, front ¶1 o'clock 'ln the morning till 7 Welock in the owning, and on Monday and 7 liurrday evening, till 0 o'clock. • - - People who have tinsnry to pet In, ore Invited to call at the ulltee fur further Information. II ENIIY L. RENNER, PrcrWent. ift ItOllT. SELFItIDti E, Vice Prenhion . 11'31. J. REED, Secretary. October 8, "183% Flt E N 11 TII,U SS ES.—llernilf 'or Rupture snecessfolly treated. end comfort I tmn red, by Ilse of the elegant French 'fetuses, imported..by Ono subscriber, And umdu to order expressly for 114 . .1.105. . -filliqufferinr,-with-ltnptnro-wilrbo-gratilierl-tnienrrt that the ocea:lont now Wrens Inn procure a Trios combln. lug extreme li A ltruess. uith corn, durability:and correct construction, in HOU of the cumbrous nind_uncondbrtn blo article usually sold. An ktensive asxortlnen always on band. adapted to every satiety of Rupture inn adtdis and children. and Mr Wilt, :it orange of prier to Suit all. etist or 1 1 1nurle.Trunses, $2, $3, $1 and $5; Double, $4, $5, $6, $0 at 011,16. fr."' - Persons at a dist/tore ran have a Truss sent to any nd dress by remitting he' amount. sending measure :wows(' Ono hips, 11111 i stating side street ed. For Sulu Wholesale and Retail by the Importer. ' 1.E11.11. N111:01,I1S, S. W. t•or. of Twelfth n More Sts.. Philadelphia. Depot for Dr. Intlnyt.l l'atrnt. 11.41 y llraeq Chest Expanders and I.:rector lances; Poi ent Shoulden Braces; Swpensory liandavos; Spinal ProPs and So „ p ports. Ladles' Rooms,. tytth.eonipetont holy attendants. .. npril-1t75 lI OADEOPATILLO: M c, 1) 1 C A 1... . . (p P .i.rtiE OF ENNSYLVANIA. ~ . Located in Filbert Street.aboso Eleventh, Pill LA DEl.pill A . 4 .. Lect urea' of the ',mini. course will conimenco nu - ?,1,11.1 Monday of October, and . COlitilltle until the 4:11 ensuing. , - ha torn felt course -of Lectures c.ash), — - - - • 11ttended two fell courses . :2! / °Ft, the Si first of Antonia - 771 Students who l In other MetlOi Graduates of ot iter 311 Matriculation Fen. paid oil• • -Prat.' teal Aio Oraduatleu_,Vee,, = = .1 3lodivino. . 7 4 1111 P: DOCE, .3t. 114' Professor, of '3loerla Thevapeatien. -Ng ALv is E. SMALL, M. l/., Professor of llonvenatllle Int • . •ISLIC $l. IVARD, \L D.. I, , rofeKsor of 06Ntetries, Iliseriseti of IVomon andflldldron,:thtlMedivalJuristo , idon.n., 'MATTIDAV SI.M111.:1, M. D.,. Prltressor of eltoluistry and Toxicology. JAcon I....‘KLEY, Profossor of,:urgery. • 11'ILLIP1 41. REI), M. D., ProtinAor n offlology. r N. E. Corizer 11th and Filbert: StreolF, - *ltila. Angngt U, 18C,O, • W A lt p ll uth l. . oi s" PIA ° A TIO.Y. _IL _X_ M PORTANT ANNOUNCEMtNT .. To ill venoms ufllleted with Sexual diseases. on , SEMINAL WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE, 110:\ (MPH; 0 LEET. SI MUMS. Thu 110WAILD ASSOCIATION of Philadelphia, In view of the rnrfuldostruction of human life rind bealH caused,by Stammd diheases, and Dm deceptions u ldrh a, practised upon the unforlunato t irtims of such diseaart by Quacks, hate directed their consultihg Surgeon; as • Dll MUTABLE ACT worthy of their • name, to give 'MEDICAL ADVICE DRAM, to all p 0 1 .60111( than of thd ed. (Male or Feniale.)sololapply by letter, (poet-paid:) with a description of their"condithei, (agtt;soccupatiou,. habits of HAL Ac.,) and In estanio poverty ands hriug to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE WE CRAM; -The Howard Association is a benevolent Instittition, established by special endowment, fot-tho relief of the sick and distressed. efilleted with " - Virulent and Ci demi° dlsoascs." and its funds can bu need for no rail' purposo. It has now a,surplus of MMUS, winidi thu Directors have voted to advertise the above notice: II noodless to add that the Associatbin commands the ' }ghost Medical skill of the ago. , Address, (postpaid,) Dr. OEO. It, CALHOUN, Consul ig Surgeon, ]inward ABstidatlon Plitladelphta, Dy order of tho Direetom '- EZRA D. lIEARTWELL, - President: GEO. rAlthiCiaLD, Socrotara EME4 ri A NGE CUltl4l 1),--LCanbei s s, -11.. 'ens, 1 1,_,), 'Meet* cured nithont . Snroslll o.nntntion by - ympi. 1,20 Vann,bit (dfid edition) on the TrtAment And G i ro ntenntornt Tueors. ,te., will 1:u sold td nny, mldreso thou) nn rueetnt nrenestage'stafinh onto°. No, iIS 3r4inin :Rat PliiindOlPlll3. 3: . - • , . 4 vt. - CIIIICULTUItAL .- )11'.1 . ,1?,- .• rgir_. -. :. '• - DIEM'S,._ ,' . .7,.t„ ,, ,, ' 11141,:log• - 'and'Elovor t lncas, fur. Corn • . ' l'oOktoti, I , :ipPoPlipt Cultivative itth k..: - cir ,Pit . pot_prox. t 1 on .. tiardon 11(hrrows, ilii d Plows, Itovolv pg OPEC Ilaltes: , ',ogitunt . eS4lllO • Hop otAld :'Sgttloi„. i:oglIell , Lawn' ,spy 'hop with rbrottp 'Rods, Onpoilor 'Uploading Iloy. Forks. pith _moo pod:. tioldo poinplettp, pod 'pll othqr uktklopfur ram . 16(44m:d0n, .• , ' , ..-: - ' PNECI(ALLOTORTITS - co -- ,i - --;', n .„ , ~:.:,, ... . • :.. 7th pod MiltkPtTeutp, Phltn. • . 441 y. ' 'TURNIP: ' VAliftth• conalatlng• or rural!). Tap, IVldia 1 , a , dlybrld, Yailow-Abardauh, Purple. Topdtuta' pogo, thvau•Tep.do4 at whalande null rotoL.,• • • 34•••.• •- •P4CLIAIor , MMUS A:90.; 4 • • • •Itnidatnent and Sped Stnie,•: ' •• July Fi,,iFon.] • .7th and EdarliNt, 1441 N . . Otenic Job Printing olio • 1;i1c o i BE 13 Steplieti'll. Crawford. Preaq. Wm. M, Codwin t . Lawrence Johnson, Pico FL 'Paul 11. Goddard. Ambrose _Oen, liic'Honey, Benjamin W,Tingley ' Joinci; Devarcus, .Is(cob L. Florence, • Clust..kiimlisb, PLINY . Secretary and Treasurer, .1. Ii•OtmI..9CIILAOKIL Teller end:lnteriniar, 500.1211.5.-Iy.. •, ' . Edmund A. Sootier, Stilwell S. ,James 1 , . Perot, John ;IleCnoles, Jacob Sheetz, Joseph M. Cowell, Joseph 11. 3lTerli, lion. Job - 11. Tyson, Ueorgo Morrls, Copt..rolto .111,11 11.11111 U. Sthcoso.,,ry :MetWIA -0 .1 r4`X;d n I lolIt:_e,, g,....0ute, =M! lUtux.!'atliolntrr. I',ll.tico 3ledleino. iltibitint.:s; U •F 1, • A .X 8 , : E Itl.l A. N 1:'"1T 'l' ER S. • , hopared by • - . . .. Pit. C. N.:JAVICPON. PPM iIiLLPIIIA; PA. ' , .. . prlil elli;e.i.nally core. o LIVER .COMPGA 1 Ni, 1/I.'BI , EBSFA, JAUNDICE, ~ I:throttle or Nor youa Debility, Blau:met+ 00 the Kidneye - P R , ' . :_ andmil dlseaseri arisiug from it digOrdOlta ' . LiVUP G0L11101.1... ' . Such au - .-' • - - - . Constipation, • • , • • • , ' lumfrd Piles, Null. ~. 04 Motel to the Ilardr -------. . Acidity of Um Stomach, Nan. sen,lleartburn,l4guat forrood.* - • Fullness oilVeigitt on tho Stomach, . • . • ..., Boor BructAtions,Sluking or El uttering ---------,-- =atAite=l , le - ofztlie• - Bternacife-SWltnntingOr—" tho Head, Hurried and Difilcult Breathing Flutlerlng at the Heart, Chunking or uffor-a- Mug Scusatione when in O. lying posture,- Dimness - - • 'of V Won, Dote of wolm• befete,the Sighte Never . awl dull pain in the Iliad, InificiaiOy of• .. •I BeraMintion, I,:ellowneas or thu Skin .and •- ' . _ "•-_. "Byes, -Paid in the Side, Beek, Chest,' ' • . Limbs, So, Suddon Flushes of. • , • . . ~ Heat; Burning in the F.leflit, • Constant' Imaginings of . . . . . . . • Evil, and great. De. , .- - - , . - • . - - '• . •inirlts. • • • .. - Thu preprietnr hi Jailing Cho attoutlint of the public to thin preparation, Wien so with a fouling of the uhhout tl,intiduo:u in its virtnewaint adaptation to thu diseinies fur-w•hietl It is to 110, And untried article, bat 0110 that has stood the test era Coo Years' trial boihre theArneriatin potpie, and its reputation and cute ix unrivalled by any simitir preparat extant. Tho tostlmnyin Its favor given by the niesn. prominent and well known Physicians and individuais In all ilarts of the country. Is DELIA N lEM 01".III1E LIVER AND STO3IACIL Aro FOLMOSI,r lnsiu Sty: 'Front tl!s,j4lor or ob.itructiou; outioo ol tho oympothotio a n d other norros foiVfl, nml the fillIC•001;N 01 the . bnall aro Impalrud and 4rangell; dorangoniout. titre will alsu produce id the smn. Inagn and kidnois. It •In owing In RIO 8111110 .11,4-1 ugh thausands die With C/10101.11, 1:1:1011f1.01. Veil,v; Fuvee, and that la:m1-1.nnitlful diseaso; Consumption. The genet,' il,lllt'af suct.ess In treating diseases of tint. liver and stoat:wit. has nol boon is dulicantoy of pathubr gloat kit Jtvlotige of their:lanai:ton—hut of a sultablo compound Eliot would aet, upon the disease dud. all Elm s)atitathotio a ie.:lions. That has boon gained In thoso Ilittors and tin* , can be stood by per.)ns with the most delicate ht , tatach ' with ported nalidy—as they at 11.1 Chao dubilitato tits jettioitt, but 011 e strength and increase They omit be talten atrall times, :tad nada.+dl oirettlnstattoes.. \n urdioary expo. aura will itrevoat them having a natatory oiled,' otnt no bad elfezt can result frontal over do,. If patients will pen...yore in the us, this remedy, and-uso-itl.tri,Lly-nAeordi the foregoing In of r:• If not boyend the power of 111Q1.4:1.. eati, v,lninny td enjoy ' the blesilaz n.: .5 .. and in many despond° and :11,t Ill! is il6rfo , t and ridicni cure. • .LL • " - • I , 4ItSONS XDVANCIift IN- LIVE _._ , t1.11.14,t1.3 11.1.1 woi,4lllog heavily upon theta, with all ito AL:dmit ills, u ill find lo the use of the hitters all t tisvr that will Instil uuw lilt into their. WA.; freStOrd tituature the eitertytiod tutor of mute xoutlifill days;a build up' fheir shrunkett forms. and give health and -Itggliva..@ to Weir rtnualuing • earn • It is a Well establisitS,l Eta, Mita fully onethalf of the fentaltiporlion uur itopttlatP.ot, are 2,0 don 111 joyntent.of gnial Intaltit, at In use their e at, I: 1 , 1114841 • !lover feel wett." 'They are languid, tlevt,ii.of all va:, . . . . . . . .. ergy; emremely nervou,. snit • ltt,,, noinppollte., 16 this dace of invalids: these L:lLLers uro-ti•sihicially ro.. commended. Their peculiar tunic. and • Invigorating properties ren,lor then, invaluable in such eating. dlatriete Vol iiiii with 1 ,4 1 iv A.NO AUIIL. or .t. 1 L.V:ilt OF A BILIOUS NATURE, will hod Ufa by the thoely u.o or ono or the bottles, U.y will not i,t I,lle_kior,oetvta(e-tho_ais easoNisJlTalli tie, irill - rumVfOtri7rort - , - ntrengthini - iliii==. a) rtoot, nPII olrev Ow in its oaturol Prevention is bet ter tlou vitro. - Altt; And free Crum Ah,dodte letiatelbot, and aIL InJurionv• Ingredients; AM tat.tkand inild their operatieu, eepol all lee'ellkid Ralretlons tit,n thelebily, glee bloom to the pablol cheely and health • and vl i ;or to the franni. . - • Trice 7h cent, pin. bottle. 1 iiiineiral Lidice: Nu, V, -MeII street,il'a, l'a. Braid and idorehuoners in .every town and :in: United 61nt0.; and . Canadair, And- by all bruggints in Carlisle. play 15, 1850. • EPIACTED, • • I'M +Allem. no Usu. hstubl Ore,' twenty two years Ago by Dlr. KINKELIS, corner of Third and Olion .itrects; Philadelphia, Pa. . • 'fIVIW.II,"-I'Wl.l - • fitionur iii the core t, :drall,l'4l:e3 of a prlvalwlaturo; 111111111011116 (10141 ity. as an. InipecilmettE. to mheriage ; nervous' and- 1i,X1.11 11111Imilies. diseases of the akin,. raind those _ LAIL _ Tboro Is no_ovll habit solootla., ii'lolgetilO by boys In solittoh.,llltell growing op ulth !loon to manhood; and sylkieL. it list relormett la duo time, not only begets seriousnv obstsv:es tp omtlio.tal bapplueNs, but ;Oyes rlse ton t.ortos protc3cted, Insidious, and.ll9vantutlng offectious. , , . ' Felv of those who gke Way In this pernicious practice pre moire of the consequences, until they [hid the nor volts system: shattered, feel strange and unaccountable rensations and vai;ne fears in the mind. We pages 27, 29, 29, of Dr. K's book en t• Self Pretervatlon," The unthrtunate 'thus sheeted becomes feeble, Is 'unable to labor n Ith aretatomed vigor, or to apply his mind to study • his step is tardy and want: lie Is dull, Irresolute, and engages' even in his sports with Issa energy than ustial. If he emancipate 1110.01'1,4.re the practice has done its Worst, and enter matrimony, his marriage is un- Irultful, and his sense tells him that this is caused'by his easly follies. Tbe,eurc Considerations which should itiVitkon the attention of :01 whit are sunilarly situated. PATIENTS Al' A—ItISTANCE: ' • . • Cnu bay., (by matt,; their case explicitly, togntber, , witlt,nll tboir sulptotns. per letter, ruck,,,p v g n r e mit. Lance) Dr. medicine, llppropriatod-aerordlugly, Forwarded L. 3 any part of the United Stator, and secure front DA:UdGE and CURIO:ATI:, by mall or ox s 'fp:Al)! YOCTII AND 3IANIMOD I . Nigona s • bife un• a .V.reinat,ure„Deat/v,, t gitiliellnttn‘,. Self.Presocration—unift:3 eca,44l • • Letters cunt:ll:ring I hat value In eVankps,rwill outairu a copy per rlturn of mail. - , GRATIS I URATIS ti RAM I r • --A Ercp U l LT Co all. 31 ISER IL E ED . • "Nature's a new unit popular work, full of valuable inivleir&giftnaipreiniive warning, ulil,u calcula te-LI Vilii`tiloplYilkti—furiiiiikorcitint save thousaiidiiiit,' licey Is di t a r uteri tvillnnt. charge, mid fornarded by mar; prepaid, to any P.nit. (Wive in tae United States ma receiving au' order enclOsing to o postage stamps. T 0 N 1.4! S W 0 N •' T D.Ol , —Thq (UMW 11111 do uu,re than giro temporary coact. nod they .11 i 0 hecaose they don't touch the 0.11.0 n rQ tifi iliscass . .. 1,1111. Of all nous 'nod billions Aas t res lot, the al monplierie poiso n csit e d 31 hum. or this poison by its Six, '1T124 0011D07 . 1:, 011kll di<oayo ctotse.l by it disappenrs (lIV. t Fel cr Milt ore Is Hits antidote ! l ; tii . Nitittrin. nod tooreoyerit 10 a torf r otly 'harmless used. Yl• he cu. tiscate of the ctiel rated chemist, .1, It, of Now-Torli to (111.; cdort. is tatacbrd to arts OF4adtlo; no good ? It con - 110 no aMiis)l.:4o7lon can be sAill of ft nib toe Arsenic, or Ally - id-her-tlini.l - ex. - isttotceian - t - hoir-trarix ' -rtrirtuus to thg ctinstithikit! old Isrinyi. tot MI 11E, ovhich 110(4' 11110,4 S trpetson Teel pm fectly troll (Or n singlo nommot. In iliustration of t he: .• troths I annex some extracts from u letter just ((•(curd loan a i'llytik11111: .. WLra;antocn,.lono, March 17,1854 . JAS. A. IMOA 51cr VoursorSd Is at band. The Coin 'Or, itcd late last ear, nod the difficulty in got ting any 1,1.0 to purl i tit greatly Increased from the furl I hat n remedy •Itad loom intro..' lured Web ens grim int; in fat, .5.1111 the public ns twilit; better than mail g 110 it .0,1114 in in... g, r pre •suina. that the reloc.ii. thoy uerrl In 0S0:11 . 10 111110 Vola:111.0 alzi ;,000 30 00 601 10 u 00 00 D \ his retucti;, (h now n en •• Tonir,") would In varieLly BREA 11. Sin .V 00; limit it did tiot Cure It, en it would often return a ith rem.. ed I Igor. • 'lids one •cir ....montane° I deeterd in your Sliver, it I a.niti thilittitcr a test comparison between It lied yoUr CURE. no fol lowing is the result; Three persons took acne —Cure." all bf which were 'otters of ' , Quotidian intermittent Fever." of ninny Niceks standing. They had Bird Quinine and ether ;utiles, occasionally miming. a chill, but it was (as in 'h eases,) slowl? , cering them out, and .laying lit , is of ether and •keverer maladies. I did 'eeting It radical cure of all three of these seemly, and they hero lint had n chill ofthese cares aut.`, s-!'onio" - TOlllO 1,141, lit LOI re stated, break the two had elapsed it would. I!KJmI Mt fnu utmed in snses with yet since. .1n.1111., hart been used, unit '‘.lllll. 11n t artsr n period retut n. I think there wllll - 43 'dllll, y'oUe"Owe" the ',lilt ago gl.OlllO uutr.lll,uSs Isere. &e., t. r. 11' 11. 81. 111101/1:11' FEVER n:I 'AGUE CURE, o To JIAL.Ut lA. the eilly herialr”, renatly in , is tsimillj• orthin a, a rnrceatt VI:. as a cues. It when. you feet the shills rowing cm, and you, never bays (.121, ^ JAMES A. IWODEF, P.r.,11,11.12r, , • .-Pro•ldenco, R. I. *.*Fur sde W. A. Il IJ SO: und Drug, iMp truuerall) July 2, 18.5(1. ri"ORTANT TO EV YBO D Y.— For the last limo years I hate boon engaged in a bubinens lowan only to w 3 calf, and ectnparativoly fate ohont-1_ have lostruoted. for the num or VUO eaan. which has avecivted Imo nt the rattb,of ,83,0,00 to $5,000 per annum ; and. having tondo arangemon to tie t0.a.1.1111 , 0 In the Fall.; to engage o Ito Emile busi ness.. ,I am an to give MO lobo uetions in the art to any persons in the United Plates I r Cnenuas, who will ...It IRO the both 0f,Z1.• I um-Induced, - I‘oril the sue coca I base liven nverLd with. and the teeny thatthrul arbnowledgementn I have t ectllVtd fran.thope whom,' late instoteted, nod oho are innbiap.ll, PI VI; TO III:IT:11N 1/01,1.1‘1M:rEit DAY. .0.1 it. to., give any person on, et p.aAttuity, to orgage hl thin business. which is cony. piee3ant,.end t Cry poslitn• lit, at It Fratin Mot: Thera in in sill rely Iluneco. in " oa,thatter.„.lt,fet onceb of the ton; doss ran 1 o given as co:cards etittraett r. and I vas Illen to l•ft site in I hive Instructed, It Ln will tobtiO that they are waking front ito to .915 per day at the oriole. • It is a hardness in Wild* either ' • • 1:11t TIENTLEMItti 'can engage, and avltti perfect rare make a Tarp lonad *.artee Income. Scrotal LADIES in various parts of Novi York. Rate; Pentsyl ran la and Mufgland, echoed hero Instructed. mallow inal.itnr.trria ga to $t per day at itl it is a OLNIttAII4%;I:::,s. t.i!trinit . n . dollar or. too Ir . ti;- quired.to start it. tipen recdlpt Of •1, X still taiwr , dlately Send to the applitSint printscretreular coiknit.- 1. full Instrtnitoni in the ait,,lrldeh salt Ls perfd4tly ndetstred at onto. .• • • . . In the month ofMay last ;Fent advertisement toil t o editor of th e " lteadtng Garetto and Democrat." /loading, ta...aud den Fent hint ono of toy eireniatif or iluet.ructiongt • 011'40 iMmint.; and vn•tt earefut oxamintr , - ting, ho inserted tho following editoiintin big patter: ' - `oYo.ralf attontleirtu the advertiFetnetit of Mr...A. T. Parsomt. of Nag , Turk. headed • 4 I3II4I,iANT to Nyjmy. BUM)"1.10%, will he found in onetime column,' Jr. P. bar-Foams atm othit glreultua,...alluded_in...lmilm-ad- Nyetipmuentiand on examination we find li,. Li. suyir humbug. bUt n light. oilFy and honOraVe land • utihs..auti one .that, may,. be made rprofdlideuu Rory :trilling eapital,", •, All.l9dturft,tuus . taddrefised to A. T. PARSON 'WS DruadiraYiktowlotk:, .• • • • . , • fIIUII-1 'li lb l— ' B ' -tual' ot'''o .. smile. Alartill and , litelt • i'Ultfl7ln - sati. Alt* Clievllle. linicha j pud, Oaslitu4re• if.•;,,apli,' Aufl4*p.ll ta.d, WintOr'FlitLlyls, -- ' - • Oat:l4, '5G.] •(.y In giving to -my other mmutly M. ' NTI DOTE M.; : IIITMERZ
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers