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(Continuedfrom last, wee! )
Success of the Chinese Sugar,Cane
1:11Ti7 . 1TATIO&
“Singe its introduction into this coun- •
• try,, the Chinese _sugar-cane has proved
range 'of Indian - cern; is - of - easy, cul
tivation, bning'simifar to,that of maize or
broom-,porti; but will prosper in a much
I. o lnes not suocced so well,
hoWever, when sown brouacust with the
.view of producing fodder, as it will not • ,
• "'gnaw to inueliMore than one-half of ite f
ustiai height. - If the' sceds : _are
in May, in the Middle States, or still ear s ,,;”
ter m t.e South, twd - crops-trf-Ibiterm
- : :--bmigrowit in a sedsou from thesanie roots ..
fitst ono iii d - uneroira r iliti to be culiT
before_thc_pinnacles.appearwhich
. be green and succulent, like younglndi_
. an' eorn and the 'Other a tuOnth'or..two la
- atethe tune. - or before - the - seed - is - ful
ly matured.- 'ln the extreme Northern.
Stites Where the seasom is' too short and
. cool,to ripen the seeds in the open 'air,
..• the onitivator.will necessarily have to ob
tain 'his seed from regions farther - south.
If, it were important for him to raise his
• own seed, he could: start the Nan ts 'under
...glass_in-the-Spring, and remove them to,
the field or garden- at about the period of ;
planting IndiaMoorn, alter which they
would-fully mature. ,Two quarts of seed
• are found to be sufficient to plant an acre.
soil - lia indiffeent — or ,poor, -- they
may be planted in hills, fiv.e or more seeds
to each, four or, five feet apart in one' di
rection and thrde .or
. four in the other.
-The-plants may_ be'worked or: hodd 'twice _
in the course'of a. season, in a similar
. ,
manner to ind Fan ooro. Any buck - ors or,
superfluous-shopis_rrhich may )iiprino• up
should be removed, The•eeed•ehOurd not
—be-harvestodAefore_it.uequires_i_dark_O .
. blank hue. : Should the plains 'lodge. or
fall to tip
..ground by -the expre,ssiv . e •
eight of the cheads; during etorins of
.wind or-rain;befere the Seetlmitturps,they
may remain , tor -weeks without injury..
'ln colleCtinfftlie*ed, a - convenient meth
, od is toteut otfthe stalks abbot a footam
the pinnacles, tie them ,pp
es of twenty-five; And auspelid then' in
any secure, airy 'piaci*. sheltered *OM
"rain.- If intended:solely foi-fodder, ' the
first crop should' be . 'cut. just before, the
pinaaeles - appear, and the second as soon
' as the seettarrOepat the millcyntage.."lt.
- may be tied - up *bundles - , shocked and.
oared like the top's oy stalk's: ''.of !Indian
corn. -If not intended .to be'-eraploYed'
' .for any- other -'-econoluical .119€1 ' after- the_
'seed - has been:Temoved; and tho . tirtather
be cool, and the coverage toinperatnre of
the day does not e.T.ceed 4§. deg.. pr 50
dog. F., the stalks - may be cut up clime to
the ground, tiett in hundte's, - collected in
to shocks, or stowed: iu a eilia,s for. odder
di
in.she or barnsin a succulimt • state,:
. where they Will,Weep injury, if
de - sired'until Spring. 'ln, this condition,
• however,lower parts ;tit the;tiilks
. will be ound tilh# qui:Mll44*d weedy,
and mill require to be chopped into Milan
• pieces for-feeding. ' . _
“Precct,ution.— , --:Farticulai'eare should
be obserred not'io'oultiVa(n . this plant in
' the vicinity of,D6nrali corn; Guinea corn;',
nor , broom-oorn,:as itAlybrldies, or ;Mix
cs freely. With those plants which -Would
'render the - seeds :of the-preduet unfit for
sewing.' - - •
. _
Specimens of the tilt gar:'and molasses
produced front thigrcanoin Now. Hamp
shire, Massndhusetts, and other Northern
States, and nume.rons, letters attesting its
great valw4 .luivelt i reaeltecl- this
[Cot. of New I'iO4 1,fr??)-400.]
THE CIIINEWE otraaa. UANE.-.--A, few
days since we wrote an article wherein it
was stated thaV the-probability...was that,.
we•should have,to d4Mid on the' foreign'
supplyor sugar, unless.-sown. substitute
'should ho found forithlf sugar cane. Far
ther inforMation ortilmt . subjeot.teonvin
oes us that the.thetifi;r4 Wati stated.
,The in n \ okis.:42,at substitute can
be found.. Pow_ recent, exporinteh ts and
trials ithas.been'folifici that the Chinese
' Sugar Cane. rnaibe'kh - o thing recrire'd.
This plant .was introduced from China
to SoutriAfrieb,;.alid;tbened:te; Vranee,
in both 'of whidk.loeations it 'haS.:- . Eoved
eminently suocessfal.. Przino it ,
Ids been brought to tbe - . United - ,glAcs - 04,
and it_has beed;'eulti , ?ated'ili aluni o t
every
degree of latitude, and always 'if is. 'be-
lie — ved with retiiiiikabld stic6erstt:;
'At the South .two,cropS 'pbrl•Y • car .can
---fie-raised-,-:iiiitl-rts-far-NortftrhoPtew YorTi
there appears to'be , no diffietilty,iilutte\r
er in bringing it to niotaritvr - --: -
AWill . nialte.tt . pi6t of
••• _ • •
good thick molasses, : of. exquisite flavor.
_-4'orty canes-with ., the. sup;' expressed
with such ,a Machine . used: grb
oars for crush:int , -suganprodUced• two
pints 'and a half "oljuico,:,
In Wabash county : , Illinois, there will
be at least one hundto..aeres planted the
coming year. In varitiits. other „places
preparations are inaking' tis; • lotol the
- Nighties, and if the-investments turn out
as WelVas"present eircuinstances indicate.
it will not be lo%..befere Illinois will not
. only , raisecher•own supply of sugar, but
will have some to spare for her neighbors,
The plantja also valuable for food for
cattle. Experiments shoW that from two
to. three tons of the stalks when dry, are:
produced upon a, single acre. •
'Cattle devour it. with avidity, and Con
tains supplier fattening qualities; impart
, ing to the flesh of Such beeves'es are fed
milk
_peculiarly 'rich' ' The.
milk of those animals. fed, npon it is also
votiriohlY flaVOred.:
•In tkiubserpient artiele'we en,rr deav;
' — or to - give.some inot,tiAafinite items j re
ga,rd to, cost, tif!falsing,:ind' 'its" produo- .
tiVeticeS.7.44.ciaprndent'
SUG4)ü AGAIN:= ~'l a rc9ol¢tlogd
.
adopted by the:'Laricester County 'Agri- -
, odlturil SoOiely at thoir last meeting, and
published; in this 'week's paper,: will i- be;;
read:witivinterest. • The hardy nature of .
the Ohinese . ,Siikar . Cane,' and the ' care
NYlib, , Mliielk4t hoo,!ilitiyai,e,cli ini well •as its.
i i i
adiptitien6fthit- Cli; ate ',. of 'fhe . NitirtlC
, .Wkl!:# l 9k 9 ' i4'icfavi) • it,1,1 tho f. peeple 9f
vrtriporginfotthOo,, .:'..<*si,do,4rodi . f,
: • the .iiikierous - : finecessfulc:.‘o4o r i tne ,o o
~. Whieilliv s , e Japan .fried atAhe ''SOUthi 'ire .
.'. hap aeon.' ode ,whicy.'mas made ,by the;,
'editor, o.Metralligi's' Cit6inee, An: . agrik, i
cultural paper published at Manchester ,
1_ • x 4 .1 1. ( t if;t•• 11 ,
• •
fe&itved:h.sinitA quantity.._ot
.
- Seel ,fitunthe - PateurOffteeAnd;plantedil
after thwustial time ef planting nor . n, eisy
hiils. 'ato.rili broke; down:
blados when abeut a foot-highi / Whieli-50,, ;
injured - th e e plant'thatLfei a Utile, it. -was',
deubtful-Whothertfie.seed.WOuld mature.
To; insure, its ripening it was ,allowed
stand later than intended. ; ; • ;';
When harvested; the ;stalks 'Were, left
to stand' for several weeks,' and then,what
grew au ti e'six hills was ;taken
facture lii o tholfigdi.;Thirty-tirostelstalks,
*e-ruti , ;threugh-n-haY-:eutt'e4-;a 1 444• 11 ••
transferred to a cliceselhoop
put'into the ''printer'e "etanding:
and, subjected to a fOrinidable squeeze;;
-The reault-was.thro quarts •of. ,icelear,
-rich juice.—Thjs was-nolded•down to the,
consisteney - of sugar-house inolasses, and
furni,lied about a Tint; of 'clear, honey
colored syrup? of a Very s'greeable_flavo2:„
ered. r bithose who,were
ted to,,taste it .a 8 superior ' to.. Southern
molasses. , :..; • . • .
t • •
ME
This stateinent of faCis will enable eve :
ry.farmer to-estimate the probable income:
per am° from the. ghinese . , Sugar. Cane.
The soil of Lancaster edurity is extremely
well. adapted to lts
Rorie Aifficillty i ' unforeseen as yet, „shall
'ntervene,--there-is-no-doubt4hat—itL*ll 2
: eventually end at no _very,diatantolay
come one of the staple articles of produo
-1 floe.— Whig, • '
- Two boys of acquaintance wbro One
.day_on their way • "froiri - school, and as they
.were passing a cord-field in which there were
some plum ttces 'full' of
,ripty fruitc Henry
said •to_ Thomasr „ •-.
."Let us • get over and get ions
trolmily - will - seti - us,,tid-wo7can - scud - along
through the corn and come out of the other
. Thomas sai4."l. oantint. It is wrong to
41 - o — iso ---- IrWOuld—rathartmrhavolho- plume,
than. steal them; aficlTguefis Twill_run along
home." . • . • •
"You are a•cowlard,'." said ,Fiedry,
ways knew yon,werora coward, mitt if you : do
not wantplums., you may' go witlnput Ahem,
but_Lwiltlinvo"Somo qtrick."
Just as Henry was Climbing; over the
fence the owner of the field rorsh up" fp:Yin - 11M
other sido of the• walliAnd jumped
back and ran off . ns fest., as 'his legs could
carry him. . •
~ . •
Thomas hintriiiidason.to•beLtifraid. •So
he Stood still,and!rthe Owii • ei of the field,
who had heard_ tho:convehation between the
two •-hoys, told . him tbat'pe•lie was. oet
ins to be. a thief,.he •rWglit •coine•oVer tind'
help himself to as many - plums ad-he -Risked.
The'_ boy wiis 'pleitned' v thi tho,,intitation, and
was not slow filling. hisAiciekots with film
Which of .theso'boys!'ais .brave, ono
wha,called the other a,corittril but ran . away
himself ;Air' the one 'who „sp.id.Wwns .Vriolccd
to 'steal,' and.stockt his ground? '•
--Eonesty is the best policy: liitdCdonillaq
ruins many. Let all remember this.,.-:!"
HEADS VD, Bore.-11..-Thiers„ the, great.
Prench ex-Minister; seven , ears
,before the
last Revolution. in Prante;:wtie„ci• poor boy
and distributor of liewsnapers, at the'otfice
of the "Constitutichial.” . ;Jae afterwift* sup
plied: the editor's chair—led on the,populur
mind to revolt, and filially contributed to
seat Louis Phillippe online throt;h of. Charles
X., and placed himself in possession of the
portfolio of Polignac. -Clarzot(thie present.
Minister ; was the editor of the' Journal des
Debate. , The great'Brukide. was. formerly a
reporter to the Lerida' Chronicle.
ham and Sir. John Mackintosh wde iali3o re
porters to the . rimes.. lfacuuly, the late Bri
tish Secretary of..Wnr,';' - was a Ninter. - Be
ranger,. the grentesClyrii'al poet of „Prance
also graduated dinang types and ink,. - Being
asked recently, if.ho were really n printer?
Boranger replied, "That I was; and'aliilnous
one.too ; nor decl cezert4O up .4ton:di:with
-mit scanning:the titie-page,:forq•alwayin ex
celled in'composNlg,titfe_pagea: . • Handbills,
too,"I used to like to work upon, and' well
remember one blue-11(17day, when.all'ulone
in the office, poring over 'an old book - of poe
try, an old farmer; eame in with ant Order for
some placards; Though I had noirbeen in
do office . three.nlooths, I took the.cOmposing
stick in handy up the type, then locked
up the form, pill it:te• press, and`byetepping
upon a frisket; worked oft' the job+-present
ing my master the-next morning with-a spe
cimen, and the • money .I had received—He
was so pleased; good maw, that hi gnve.lne
the money and :half. a day to upend it in--
and a happylalf :day it, was." •
Al'a mode Fr.—" the':
13rftlatu Fitt nen, L. -" A harmleit thun ,
Alerboh;"---A-loud - butineffectiral - MV:46: —
• Clair obscur, It.—ln painting, the art. of
distributing the lights had shadows; so as to
produce the.best effect. . •
• .Polce, It.-4n Music; soft And afteeable.
Ex calkedra, 1.,.-"-Flom the -chair."
From high:authority,......;, • e.
_Mlle (re cita - mbre, Fr.—" A chamber Maid."
Hand he c(iveltvit.—" Beware of hiin."
Lt (bads, L.---"•In matters of doubt.": In
cases of uueeitaintv.
L.-":" By divine. right..." .1
Lex log; ,L.--The law . Or: custom ; Of the
• Mew Rana in itrpore nano, Strum]
mind in a healthy body:
.
.2Von.'nobis Not merely for
ourselves."
Ottblierjene psis, , Fr.—" I
.uevor eau for
• l'enuinbia, L.—"A fairii s— or partial -sha
Quota. L.- 0 How much ; low many."
L..=." In - ordcr, or'rotation."
Ibujours pret, Fr.—"Alwaya ready." •
Tri el armis, L.- 0 By force of arms."
Without
A SU] brother
of the Aurke was
foutid _ gto one of
his most eloquent speeches in-„Parliament
,
and beingmaked, the reason, ;replied; "I had
been' vOnderik. he* . Ned had contrived , to
monopolize all the:; talents of the family;
but then - I renneuilier, when we were - at'play,
he. was always.at mark.”
...lIW-The IsieW,.Orleanit...ricaynniglyes the
folio - definition , of...the word ! '. imposed'.
ble M' w, obsoloord Of' friursyllahleti,
muhi.this ituerente, and still popular
.mith';many European - natlopti. "It late been
out of ,thd,Anterican*cabulary.7. ..... ,- '
The searlet fever having attacked two
children in a ,family in Pittafield,..Matial
lately, - the canary,bird, .yrhoso cage hung in
thelr room, died . iiith% all :the. apt ptEitne, , of
irroki.ttene.theSt !nut' played
*ith in , bed ale& e
one ever barn a."Newteu. ur -
With . ttie, airnPlitat
4 10112.0111 t4 0 0g*lieWledge, and adVall6el from
atop to atop , uearly the panto IA an ne
MMM!!!!2!=_XCE
Rlistelbuittruz.
THE PLAY THINGS
Oh, mother, Itere'e . tho very top '
That brother used to epin;
Tho vase with 13 eediaye man: him drop
To roll our, robin
Tho line that held kis pretty kite,"
Ills how, hhi cup and ball,
The elate on which he Iceened to write,
Tho featbov,,cap, and all.
MOTHER
T'd pat ill - 9
'Alllngfl
Just where they were before:
Go, Annn, tokii him out to play,
And ithut the elobot door.-
-- Sweet Innocent, be tittle thinks,
The slightest thought expressed
IN him that's lione, - hrv. deep 1< sinks
• Within n mother's broost. • •
THE BRAVE BOY.
FOREIGN
WITII TlMMslpmricAlloNlit,
',.•,:.,..:::._liisirti . f,-""i'! . ;liiBf.i.
olt±G-•ri Ogr 111,uiX_
f
•
4.1.-X-prillq, n*eld end the! ,
at Law; Med la. Man: Btrootjetrlble,To.- 4,
riskiest entrusted' 1d hliiit;illll36 . promptly"; At",.•
. • • • . •
• • • •.• • ••• -••-•
(I•.T. ILUNIRICA ) , A.ttoTnex atlawv
,k/1-L•Offtee on North linnov44.istteeti ti.'fait.'doori
eoutlt alium''llato):•.• All, buottots , enthisted ld
*lll 14 sfop4tls , ittOndid to:' - a; • EAtirllls:'
GREEN, 'Altotn
att.ind ta:BUIIVEYINCI in connexion with:
, T[Maylo,lElB.—ly,..r
jlt, 'S. ' 'KLEFFEit Meg
jlnuover etroatlaro doom froM.Wolae ic.Campboll'a
atoro. - oMmEhoura, mom partilulaily from 'lto %o clock,
4. M. mid from 6 to 7 o'olockiP.-11.1.', , .•.' !,••
TIOCTOR . 8i• P. ZlEGLERvl—,—Office,
..tj. and Reshioilee test Mule 84sot. third door Slow
the .s.lnritot House. Calls hr.towsli and county
•ntionded—i„ • "
: •
, _
OMIS
Bouth !Unarm stioot; - " 1 1111.2.7r .
next door,.ta they Poet ..• • .
Office. ,
bo,abittatt Carlisle the last ton'dr;
~.17 - : It. clE011.11.111•S. SEA::
r rgilija i eF: D . , mails, DZMIST, troni tl e :Bab,
mete College of Dentol - Bu4erg. --- -
~
ig9-ofileo ne the residence of hie mother, purl !motile'
straor,tkunae_deorlakelow Botirasl. Reference —11 . 1300 1
Z. Brats ' March 10, 18b0-- - tr — 1
• ----
VAu ;-- R I . .Y
- - W • L-E
- • i nr . l Living boon-instructed
this art (by Dr.:(hto. Z.
lE .. .tiot graduate ,of ilin—Wthiiiitii:llantaireolloge)-.lw
now_prepared. to Nadia his friends 'end perform the
various operatic ea in theilino of the. Dental profesaion,
- at bia - rintidenee, - In South F3tmet,.thlidi.doorfroni•West,
Street.: Givnus n rail. Terms moderato. ' • •••
May,27, 11350-=ly. -
SCRIVENER . AND .CONVEYAN
CElt.=%A. L. SPONSLER late Register of Cumber
land county; Will carefully attend to the transaction of
suchell buslnomi as map be entrusted to him, ouch no
the writing of hoods, Mortgages Contracts: &c. Ito will
also devote his attontlon 'o the procurlng.af Land War
rants, Cotillions, &O. as the purchase and-sale
of Real Estato, nogntiatinns,ofloans, 110-oMee'on
Wmtiiigh Street. formerly occupled,-il W. fil ! ' Cone.
. •
(1 W. IiRANDT,' Manufacturer •of
Mineral Prencir Mead; •
.• ,]fettled l'orter and Cider,
North &ill' Street, near. the Rail Road Midge, Carlisle
NEW • MARBLE YARAL-Novi is
tho accepted thou, and now la tho day toi
Ontvo Stones, •
. •
•
. ' Monumonte, • . •
••
. Ella, to.,
nt .11offer's _Marble .3tned,.Ceellele,R.e. Alee,./ren
leg. • " 16,'66-Om. • •
W. ic, M'PARLANZ
QNYDER & M'FARLANE- , ' • :-
1., J. • . . • LAND 'AGENTS
MINNEAPOLIS; Opposite the Sttspension Bridge,Leplls
of Sk.Anthony,..lllinnesota. Territory, '- •
-- ‘4ll - liuy - mcd:ltell -- InndtOrgottete - loallsOpcate lend
wetinnts In Illinnitmota,lowe,ouldWisConsin. Inquirlee
respecting the country, by letter or otherwise, promptly
.
ansl .
red... • • 4 .
' REFERENCES.
___ll6_Aleejmnsey, Ex-Governor, ' .
. ifon.ll. M. Rico, Detegiato*Omfgrosti,ll.llfilitutatc" -- 7
Gov ; Pollock; Ilerrisburg,
James ft. Steele & Co., Phlladelplikt. -
Hon. Frederick Watts, Carlisle,. . .
A. Brady Sharpe, Esq., ...,. . . '
• 0 Altqcoun, New YOrk, .
-
Robert Welili, Now Orleane,
James IL .frOno . Esq., Neff:ollo i -
lion. J. , MA:Somerset, l'eunta., ,
- • ..-'' ' '.
Uon. J. I. Eddie, "
1
-. :J.-,11, G d, Mayor, Springfield; Ohio; -: - „ ..., .: :..
05n. C. nthony, • "
"Ins: Car n, Esq. St. Lenity, ..--. '
»„
Wee. Allison, Esq., Baltimore, MC '''
,I,,'T. Wright,'Charlesten, S.C., : • .
J.M. Wilson, Philudelpld.a. _
„,,,_.. -
'• 30,000 Mee - sof llelmproved Land - tor - UN at from - SE
to'SlOAlor acie; alsoqmproved Forma. Late for lode
In St: raul, St. Anthony, and all towns on the Minute
seta river.'
qa.l'artietilar attention glvein .to the Loaning •ot
- Mona, end Entering-Land Werranta. - Address, •
• - : I.NYDEIt & M'FABLANE,- 4 ;c
-iliate] 'ld blitmeneolls.lllln, Ter. ,
DEA.L ESTATE 'AGENCY.
.juu. ANDRE* O. 00E. X. MP TIIOOPOON.
EOP, & TITOMPSON,
Have opanod nu . office at St.:Joseph, Mo., for the put.
cbasoand Salo of - Seat Estate, buying and soiling Land
Warrants, entering Land on Time, Surveying and Plat.
ping Towns,'Locntion of IVarnints, and making invest,'
.manta for nen:restdenta, paying-br paxes,rancrart bun,
nose pertaining to nUenorat Land Agency lu Missouri,
Minims, Nebraska, and rows.
OSOMee on Second Street; North of A. T. Ileatilo's
Nanking House. " [July 30, 1850.
(Ebucation.-
eIARLISLE FEMALE SEMINARY \
IL) .M R. and MRS. CLAlll{;•trlio have beentor several'
years engaged in teasking,restretfully announce to the
citizens of Carlisle and vicinity, that on the , Ist of Sep.
toniber, 1850, they r ill ...zoo second sesidon, in
Louthor Street, near the German Refornld Church, St
their
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The Institution will be both a boarding and day
school, In 1011dt - ell the branches necessary for the com
plete education of young ladles will ho aught.' Assist
ants of the highest character Ibr qUalificatioes And
morality will be employed in accordance with the wants
of tho Institution. The government will be conducted
on strictly Christian principles, while s e ekirlatilsm will
be as rigidly excluded.
The Principals flatter_ themselves that their long and
successful experience as teachers, as testified. by the
recommendations In their
_poseessien, will oneblii them
to establish an Institution of the highest character for
youngliuties. They aro fully persuaded that such ep
Institution will be, sustained hero by the citizens and
neighboring cerintry, and, hope that ,their confidence
may hot 'be %disappointed. '
Thu Sc'holastle year will consist of finir terms (cloven
'weeks each); beginning on September 1,, and ending on
second Wednesday in July. . • . ,
' TE115113 PER QUARTER (II Vveelis). •
Doiirding, !Minding fuel, lights, and ~
tuition lu English branches,, - 035 00
Primary Department, , - 8 00
Higher English, - - . 800
Ancient andliodern Imigiulges, each, - 500
Ornaniental branches of professor's charges.
No' deduction. for absence after entrance, except
case oUrotracted
=I
Hon. FRETEK. Nvms, Rev. (1 - P. WING; •
J. 11.. PARKER; Esq., , • " A. 11. KREMER,
JAMES HAMILTON, Esq., " JACOB FRY,
T. 11. SKILES Esq., " W. W. EELS,
Dr.'S. B..KIEFFER, . .1. 11;91011115,
'Rey. Mr. STERIIETT.
I Mar. 19; 1896:--1 year. •
IVHITE - HALL ACADEMY.
THREE MILES WEST ON IIAithISBURG •
Thu Twelfth Session of this Institution will common •
on 11onday. the 3d of, November. -Parents and Guar—
Wank are requested to ingnio ,into, Its inorits before
• sendiug- , thelbsons or w -wardweisewhere.,-.The.location of.
lite 'lnstitution' is retired, pleasant "and •bealtilful,
and - the course .of instruction embrarbs7tba ordince
I.l'and.higher broaches of an English Education, to.
.Follter.with.thelattithirreek,,Erench..aildblerman•lao—
gunges,. and vocal and instrnmentat music, Teflon,
boarding, icoshing, 'And Tuition tulle lingileh branch
es and - vocal music pot session (21 weeks) *60,00. - For
circular containing particulars addfitss.-
1). DENLINGER.
Harrisburg, Pa.
Sop. 17, 1656.]
)NI
-Near—Nearl
I , omuasix; Pa. The Twentieth Scesion
montlnlYiffirCouiience on May oth, — A , Saw build
ing" has boon erected containing Gyranasiurn,,lllusle
Room de. • .
Witliihereateid facilities for instruction end tireplti
accommodations, 16ia .Institution -presents great in
dilemmas, to parente who, desire, the physical and
mental improvement of their Tone. • ' '
Terms per Session, $OO 00. For - circulars,with Mull
Information, address It. K. ifil
Principal and Proprietor,
Plainfield, Cumberland ;.
April 0, 1856
•,
• •
• 41119 .
0011.11E0E) .
removed to the now and spacious Mall, NO. kil and
lot BALTIMORE, STltiltd, Baltimore, Md. '
0. K. OIGUIBURLIff Prinolpal and Lecturer upouVisscan"..
tile Science.
S. K. Losten, , in alarm" of Writlngkepartment. , ~"
0. W. Keen', Instructor In Morcan le Calettlationsand
Associate in Book Keeping Depa rnent.• '- •
J.. 111; Plumes, Teacher In Book Keeping.
S T. Mum iazs. Lecturer on Commercial Law.,
Three yew-whore not yet elapsed 1 , 1 nen the istablhd
ment of th is institution, during which
- thee upwards of
eight hundred students hare boon'to ittendansibXrep.'
resenting nearly every ~State in the, Thalem) ,among
..whoth are numbers In Baltimore and eruditiore tic;cupy ,
leg Inifiluerg'Posltions - as business men au . dlotqout4.,
ants. ,
. , - ConnsE
BOOK I . CEEPTNO.—The Principal has thiettiniohtgOti,
°denim In des - tiring the public that iffer annipailinicao
fourteen yettis , in qualifying young men. ter the Coup
log Room and other important stations; Mid' atted,_
.sivmarqualiktarica:wlth the management-of Malodor
books of every description. (assisted agile la by twit ad
entitle tumeuntata), the eeureo of training in thilt
pertinent. Is eminently-practical 'and-well -adapted to
tug various mirsitits, of Oommereo,and nude , incipoing,}'.
Individual,\Partnerablp,', Mercantile; Maholhettifikil4f,
Commission; Exchange; Benhlng, Shipping; htiihotz .
log, ComPonntl'Oompany operations: - ,
PENMANBIIIP.- 7 -The exerchlow'unde4thiel !Maiden - ,
One; easy' end graceinVeintiblidfigiapiditrOfentern
with - beauty - of eginstruCUom thus enabling the attidient
to write an elegant bnaineaS hand:ntivcompletton oYthe
iiimitoxfititi3deiotraTimis la ell.tLBltwgrlodi
bearingkato taught by, s the most; ries:mate. and capedit•
thins method:, ~ ',"t; ,
leotum ere.dellvered upon' the,.l3elence or 'Aa
adniits, Mercantile' Cneteeme, Ito,. :these .1u pap event
with series of lectureaon COuilliattfilli Law, are of the
'highest 140'0406 tonliasnielag to . 4endPillteedinsht.
'positions in. the builuese oemmunity,•
. The tilde-neeeasary- for. an industriona .stiadent,Ao
complete the coursoi varies from 8 0,12, weeks., ,',ThenS
being no.vrwation, applicants can enter. at any time,
and attend .hath evening. • -, Examin oilcan ere
held at stated periods, and 'diplomes aWarded to t Ise
who graduate: For terms, etc., write and haie aeh '5
Rr forwarded by mall. , • •
===
• •rg.•
r Agricultitrat. ,- .
MN
" 8151Ek'TS„
Theinbearitela, located - In ;thelbenemitottif the Matta. • •
. the-flathead • Depot, -is -now-'
r .. ,sce *leg ta'aarlety b'arming Implements, such as
••••., GRAIN. DRILLS, ,
'CIIIAIN NAN'S : •
, ' - CORN AHELLITS, -• •
"Corn atid - Citl , ilDßidora '(Scott's Giant), the Creeaaiii
;Grain .111111,,lierse Sbosela, REAREIDT AND .111011,1,11 S .
(bunny, with, Woatlls %Improvement), Straw...Cotten*,
ory
all of'Which ore of the most improved kind, and
- 011 - _thernwernCran - - -
inodating termer Formers ore respectfully invited to
lead and exemine before purchasing. ' " • - •
; J. ARMSTRONG.
the .eonvonience of formate, bitairo'n.ratent
Groin Drill will be gold at Shiremanstown by Benjamin •
Clity,and.at Shippeniburg_br.Chriatlan Long.... • _
Auguat . :lo,lBfh. ,
NM
.
A . GRICUITURALI[MPLIATENT. ~
'-- PENNOCK'S: CELV,bIiATED WIIPAT DRILL—
ft.
A anted also for 'Sowing oats. grans seed. And '
.rtutitio. lltr.tusor's Portable Cider s.llll—tho Pest' . ' •
InAlio:inarlett, - liallid'irp — a - trificiTlitdiall
'llotso Power's end Thresbcr ' a, Liao and Guano" — ~,
Pproador i a, Daniell' Hay; StraeHarld , F.Sdder n my-,
Little Giant Corn 'and Cob 4111, Spain's' Atinesplit•rbr,
t burn:, .Thaaliore Superliir Implements with till otberla
;for the use of tho Winer or gardnor, t'sr tidy 11holesa
and Rota!! by
' 'PASCHALL, 310P1118 &•C0.,. .
Airteutiural Warehouse and Peed Store,.corner."34 ,
and Market atreets. - Philadelpbla.._ , ~., July 25; ',1,5. :':
111112
. . . .
•
•
Nos. 21 and 23 South Sixth . See
filtil.A.*:LritiA. - . ..
.
AmixotaTaßAL-rarilarn• ilioalm:ronir. Ilrletol. Pa.
Sass °Ramos (370 Acres) Bloomsdale, zicar lqrlsiol,Pa,,
•
1 ARME RS OF THIS N 11:1G I i BOR,
•HOOD, Growers of Wheat and 116 , c, one
• LEINAII'B SUPIOII PIIOSPIIATE OF 1,151 E,
if-you- .want heavy Oro" or !, Leinau!s American
Fert
Theii "s Valuable le url! li hg r V ' e r.' b ' den used for the post
• BIZ feirsiMeressftlly fo;the 'llrain and 'Tobacco Crop
in Virginia, Pennsylvania, :New Jersey,. Delaware,-
Maryland, and the Isiambl of Bermuda and Barbadoen.
A barrel (260 lbs.) is suftleiont.lbr an - rice° of ground.
The above Fertilisers are composed of.rellable Chemical
.Elements, which largely increase the crop And_koprore
the soil, doubling the value of the land. Priro...pf the
"Phosphate of Lime—s4o a tan, Nitroguned sWr'thq
American Fertiliser $25 per ton or $360 per barrel,
sl'2s a kod. Also erery . rarlely of GUANO, Pure Laud
Plaster, Pot Ash, Nitrate of Soda, Bone Dust, Powdered
Charcoal, Be.
Goods delivered free of charge. •
OEO. LEINXIT, Proprietor.: • -
' • •No. 10 - South Front Street, Phila. •
SirTo wholesale dealers a liberal discOunt. rams,
blots" in the English and German. languages Gratis
Orders at a distance, Cash accompanying :or Draft. '
promptly of tended to. .• '
13.—T/IPLONIAS - have been awarded by thrt Fenn,
nylm;sila Agricultui al Society, Now York Crystal 'Palace
Association, and the New Jersey State .Agricultutal
Society. . • I se-na
ARMERS.Ciic..HEREI
• TIIRP.SIUNG MACHINES I
The subscribers desire to, inform fanneri. and public
'Vellefallythist they how - hrte on hand and are constant--
1y manufacturing 'threshint Machines with, Clement's
sPatont Shaker; which are generally 'acknowledged to be
. the best articles now use. Also a variety of Clover .
. rtullers,Corri.Shellea and Straw Cutters.' They also
-atieuta to.the-rkpalehag• - of 'Agricultural ,Maclinury In
'the boat manner and on reriaonable terms. Manufae
'tory on North Ainnuoyer Street, directly oppiasite the -
residence of .fl aierga Metzgar, - Esq. • '
' Magnet e ABRIMS & PLANK. '
_ r
"
ARMERS.-:-.Tho — inibiriber lias
•Tjust returnedsfrom the City with one of the largest-
Ilssortments of liardwaie over brought to.thls place. Ile
haiilust recolvod . SO doe'lltimes with and without pat.
..astenlngs, Iron andSteol *Om rouging In pairs from
44241 60. Also 300"-pr stralghtntid =twist linkirsce.
chains from 50 to $125. !lowa made traces of all kinds,
MSO a lot of spread,. Mth,• breast, butt,. carrying halter
and log ellains—also a very: large lot of PllO,OlB, forks,
spades, hoes, rakes. and In sbprt everything bud _ any
_thing.wouteaby tlieYnneors--
-_-,ltemember-kho old itand.East Mein
March 10,.'50._ • . BAXTON.
•
1.3 A :I`r,T, SELF-bIIATIPEONG
YANKEE- FAR COTTERSc Rumen. lured for
.DRICII & SARGENT, No. 410 Market street, Thilinda
This cutter It superior to any now In uso, for strength
durability, and ellopitsity of construction ; it cute fast
or, and Is' thormly self-sharpening Hay, Straw and Corn
Stalk Cutterover..mode. • It. has but ONE STRANIIIT
• KNIFE, which any ;moron con grind and set with ease.
but In ordinary case, Is ground in the Machine. Thou
sands have !ar, , ,,,0y been sold, and the demand Is doll
increasing. ,Li moot' bassi an orraminetion Is suflicient
to-convince one of.lts.suporlority. No one atter a short
trial would pirt with It for any other. All sizes of the
above constantly on hand and for sale by
J. I'. LYNE,
Forde'Agent fbr Cumberland county.
oetil
- 1- Pth.USER'S - PORTABL']
CJDES MILLS can still be furnlsbell 'of
himproyed construction and f3nl b. Their
I ; grinding apparatus is peculiar, and Wes
,thern, ad adva.utuge over all other India
By the action: of two reciprocating pistons, Mho apples
-are forced up a,gainit- the,teeth-of-a-repidly-perolving
cylinder and retained till ground ton fine pulp; which
of course yielda more juice when subjected to pressure
than If limo potnare 'was 'coarse. The Screw Preps has
teen greatly indpkored and strengthened wince last
year,, and the whale frame Is tightened ImY'strong joint
It Is adapted, to either hand or hos se power and
.can bo.worked !,y bind to the aktent of six to eight
.barrelii a day
PASCHALUMORMS & CO.,
Implenient. and Seed Rare,
.' 7th and Market, ,
Sop. 24.1850.
..,, AGRICULTURAL
kittiting. acid-Bht vel Ylows,Mr Corn and
Potatoes, lixpanding Cultivators, with
Stool '.feeth of various patterns, Field and
Careen liorinws, fiend flows, Revolving Homo Pekes,
imeent Scythe &albs and Scythes, English Lawn
Scythes with rivotted backs, superior Unloading Day
Forks, with-ntpti :and tackle coniplote,- and all other
arkicies for farm and garden.
. ' • PASCIIALI; 510111118 & CO..
k, -7tWand Market Streets, rhihn
Im. M E:N S'U-C GE SS !
. piECILEAPAST MAGAEINE'IN TILE WORLD.
pOLI;Ait • 11114NTIILY
• pEsioNiiii3rolt_#mor
•
,
Encouraged by the unprecedented Burma which this
populahnenthly.Las.met with, and tho rapidity with
:which It has increluted its circulation; the pieprietor ban
:resoteel to makki it still more worthy of the patronage
of the public.. Zthis admirable work is-. • •
= ' •A GLII,OV.I.IIPAPNE'SS
.
la admitted rty-tarory one, containing, no it :does, One
IlundredTagoa of reading matter in each number. baling
.mom thetwany or the $3 Ilogaslues, and forming two
'TolintiereLyeartril "Av. hundred pages each, or Twelve
IfundrottpascahtlicadingAlatter per annum for
•' ' • -A It ' .
• .
Ballou'a Dolliri !deathly Is printed, With new type,
upon fine whitgpoper, nod its matter is copefully coca
plied and arranged by the hands of the editor end pm.
priotor, whit has been known 4o the publin as connected
with the iiestowpress ter sixteen years. its Pogue con
141SOELLANT,
TALES, ADVENTUiIIa •
. ItIOURApniEg,
STORIES qv 'rim
IPIT , AND;IIIIIIOR.' ac.. go., •
from the the best and mest.popular wrifora of this country
It is also spiced Wlth'a retard' oil the Mitable events of
thatitnee, of panto and war, of discovetiris arid hoproet , '
moots occurlrig . • in either-hemisphere, Aiming an
nameable oompanion'ibr a leisure moment Or hour, any
where, at homworabroad, each niunhei being complete
In itself. . .
sectarian _swldeoti._ are._ adertittedlatO•its -pages •
there are , ennugb contr.:aerial publications each de•
voted to its peculiar sect or 'eligne: Title work is in-
•.; 1.118..11.,1.7, LI ON,
;north or South, frost or, er ret, and Is tilled t4l,47brini
each month .reltif...thestib,..nopulamaud
louT*Juet such es,any hither, .brotber , cr.friend would,
place In tho.haudeol'a family circle; It le In. all, tsde
Porttileets, Berthoud Prfainol. and, what ft•purports.to
0 0,0 0 -eheitPest:Peskiniiille .:.; , ,
Attypetayp aptloilogOliaDOLLAn to the proprietor, as
bel o w, shall ratiOnthe hfaiptslue lbr one year, or any
. person Pending tie LOOT subscribers and nowt notwis,
ht one Unto shad reeetvo.s. eopy gratis.,. • . ,
ht. ht,`,8AT4914 kublisher and proprietor: ,
Corner iitTennont andßiromdeld Streets, Boston. .
Juno
_
:
•46alatieir e vr mateutechbiei t ;eu m b ir 4 t io,
no un yeirt4aniothoes 'to those Meted lailth
Lupuh, Melee or 'Marks, decd
tilluiTtedeaS Manama that pikve I;;eensturually
4 ,,, to mi h . batik* 14ateitufenti idthore tbein Oftlth• '
wit vatting bu I n me,- Yalu " tneltbei Chloiotbro" or' ,
Ithdi Withal'. !to t th ir-pitiont/.. It la no :mates
ou , *hat virk t n..bedy .tbey assay. he.!he an remove thenilyAttit, Anitlityoandlimac remarkitbl7 'abort
' et VettadaUeludion ipplled t and".",t
money inlnliatd. to reutelsperfeeted: • •
'l. ProbleatuCllt ,Chenplilute, !Chronic,' 'rano
'
'reel act Mint* dhenules treated with poeltlie adeeeas
Ilulitartieulara eau be obtatoed by:addressing in tithe. '
.136 ahrnllephlan;pteo veld. rattentorean &porn •
tn . nith Beard on reaionahle tetras. , •
,Ideeluutleahuts .ta- one tha;tnattliiiCatut. healthy'
towns In tills tic Any othe.; dtatea /ti.ra-rlleattom
liaMalcarg, on.tbe Cumberland Talley' hell toed; and
necanalbld &Obi, 04.004 tho Paton, The Adder will.
'telt mica In any part 'of thealitalwhen peeked.;
imithia reader ifietiknow any,olll4ted %lie* SO&
two Itolq not t f ,tell then" o'er" tUndulent. .
g.,Faooy Printing done here.. •
STAUFFEIt".&" . !HAltriklY , :‘•
. .
;CIICAV WATCII.IIB4ND JTEWNE.II7(.',
xv-4 1 5: 1 Wholesale and Rotel]; at tbd
ynteh andgfewolry;llltoru,P , N0..00 North Soeunds Street;
eortioc , of QUarry,Phihulolphia, • • • •
llold LevoKAN etcher.; fuNjuyello,4li carato4Bo3,
Gold Levine, 18 condi, 24 . 00
Sliver Lever, ftilliovollod, • • , 12'00
; • Stlypr Lepine,Jewels, „ „ , • • 9t00 . .
'Superior Cutirtiers,. • 7 00..
Gold speclocles,.. ' . 7 00 ,
, -Flue Silver do. - ' 4 .ZO
- Oold'BradOlOtlc - oa ,
11.ndlos' UM !leucite, . • ."
00*
Surer tea Spoons,..sol,
''Oold.Penil; with panclls'and'silior holder, ' I'oo
‘-o.ld-Finrer-Rings 7 lVOlch:ioletssetf f ,iker-All-.toodu
irifriimp3d bd what they are suld fur.
-k" - ER - 1r 11ABLEY,
* • • Sneecinor; ~f 0. Cotintd:
Are:On hadd ;cone flold dud. 811ver Leventand.Leplue
lowetymn the above prices. ' •
ANTILI;AS
•AT WIIinASALE ami f . 1: •
" , • 11E0,131.11N-dc CO.,
Importors and Manufacturers of CLOAIO3 and MAN.
Nu:l74 Chesnut street, (a few dnurs above 7th
south side,) connettion.with (I 001t0,8
01,10N.46.4.11 •_y_htboe egest_raanufa tinker
of-these goods in-the- nited States.).beg to call_ the at-
tentloh of Wbolesalo and Retell buyers to their largo
nod soiled stock. of CLOAKS, TALHAS, &c., &c.. for the
fall trade! I Their collection c o mprises a complete mu
sortment oral!' the lateSt Parisian Novelties In Velvet
Moire Antique, Cloth, Plain Silk, kn., die, while the fly
'cillties niforded by their commotion with the largest
.Diactuffuturlng llouse,.(of these goods,) in New York,
'enable thorn to guarantee butter sole() then is obtairia.
bin elsewhorthin the Market,: ':.:0f10. iichpfN &leo,
• Chesnut Sta Met above 'ilk:.
N -E-W-ly-11-0-L S
lI,SPAINONR4iIOIIIAII,--Zi0,20-Soutli-Secnnd-street
I :Alit ladulphia,,lmporterofaunfact urer, an &Pea bm, _
B W
DS, IdOIDICI.,"iiES;
Dye Studs, Paints; 0.14, Colltra,Wkite Lead: Prone!. and
American Whlte -, ZlndiVliiduw •Glass,' (Ilan Ware, Var.
,nioltes, • Brushes, Instrilimmts, 'Orlund - Spices, Whole
.
- 14P1cOst'andull-othcrurticlus.-PauftilY-Ittipt- . lty-DrUgglstOf
including Boras, Indigo. Glue, Shellac, Potash, &c..
• All' 'Orders, by mill or Othorwise, 'promptly attended
to: - Country merchants are invited to callund - exmolne
our stock before purchasing ultiewhero.:„ in-Goods sent
any of the wharves or railroad stations.. TriCes Low.
and.tirgols Warranted. . f March 13,13E01—.1y.
..
•
TOSPiII A. NEEDLES, . Manufaatu
ty rm.-of * ' , .
WIRE, SILK 'AND ITAIR-OLOTD SIEVES,
Caante, Modlum and Fla° In-ineslt : largo, middle-Azad,
• ' and amall In diameter.-
- lalltALl, OlarllS Olt WOVEN WIRD,- -
, the best qualities. various sizeiof mesh, from Nos. 7
80 inclusive, and ficon ono to six feet In width.
They aro ntambered so many softens-to the lineal-inch,
and cut td sylt." " • —•
The subscriber also kenos constantly cn hand r. .
SCREE:NB,
ror coal; gaud ore, limo, groin, gravel, genne, 'sumac
nugar,--nalt,- bone, -coffee,--spice, drugs, dyentudas.du
Together with nn annorment of DICIONT AND 41.
NEALED IltON Wlsk. All the above sold.irholesale
and retail by • .° J. A. NEEDLES;
'bit Front Street, Millie.
TAINS.I.,OIV & CO., COMMISSION
..ur ,- . lIIERGIIANTS,
• • ~.!and Wholesale Deahirs In all kinds of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LEAF" TOBACCO,
. . IitANUFAGTURED TOR:KCO, ' •
.• AND FOREIGN AND DOW RSTRNBROAIIB,
- - -
21 SoutikFront, stfnet. Philadelphia. •• " •• •
..
' Finportina;OF Fine '.llavann Segura, of the .choiceet
•growthe-of-tho-Vuelta.nhajo;—A•largo-nerortmunt-ef
which era kept - cOnaanttly on band, and fur sale at a
mall advance on root of Importation.
4j-Consignmonts:resnoctfirily !solicited, on which
Monti erivancra will be nutdo whop desired.
Spoctal'attorition loon to orders for porchaso.on Com
mission of Tobacco is alstrirrehrdOtiFtiptihifhT3lFFltn•
diso, for arrant c parties living nt n distauro from this
market;
tklX.Solo Ago t - for F. A. dootze's celebrated German
Smoking Tolls/ o, comprising thirty different varieties.
ApiilV3. ttt
;.QUEPVAItD & VAN ITAit.LINGEN: -
... . _
nnbscribers having removed to their .
• - NEW AND SPACIOUS swim,
-• Nb. 218 Cheitolit.:Street, fourth door above Tenth,
'Are now prepared-to offor a largo and well selected stock
of the following fresh and desirable goods, principally of
their,..own importation, or 'bought nt •auction, which
thoy era' able' to sell at tho Importer'n prices, and to
which they cordially Invite the attention of Country
herchnids, Hotel Keppora, and families .
Duff,lireen and Venillin Window Shading. "
Darnoloy and Irish Linen Shooting, 7-t„ 84, 94 10.4;
114,1 . 24.
• Bolster and Pillow Linens Ofnoyaral choice bleachers:,
-sod-ail-widths from 88 to 54
Itianketsof
Crib nod Itradbitilankets.
• Red• Quilts of the tellowfog varieties. min: 'Marseilles,
Welting, Knotted, 'Register, Alhambra, Ahbndole and
Gam:Astor, of all the desimblo
-
--.. Doreen Covers, Table Covers, Window Curtain Muslin.
Towels and Towelliig of every variety, Damask Table,
Cloths and Napklnn, Shirting Linens end Muslin, Cam
bria Handkerchiefs, Embaolderien, Mimicry, &e. -Broca.
lei, Demnskti, Morpons, Enbrolderod Incomaid
Curtail:ll,MM Cornices, Bands, Gimps. Cord, Ac.
SHEPPARD & VAN HAIILINUEN, ,
Importers and Dealers In Moen and Furnish.
log hoods. • • ,
April 30,1860—0 m .. •
F ED UNBA. R'S
Wholesale and Retail
CASE . BOOT AND 811011 STORE,
N 0.713 South Second St., Corner of Carat. gt..
. The establishment has been enlarged and improved
and Is supplied with the largest and best Retell Stock
In the City, principally alibi own manufacture, vrahU
rholce assortmen from the hest Eastern Market , In
bracing Ladles,' hula', and Children's
BOOTS, 8110 ES AND CAITERS '
of ovory descriptiOn,.style and quality, embracing the
best styles and qualities In this or any other market.
Thie stock cannot be excelled for Quality Style and
Cheapness.
. Each article la marked .at the . very lowest possible
price, irons which no deviation will ha 'made. No ex
travagant etatementp will be needed, and none made to
effect sales,
Goodyear's Gum 'ln all. vartetien. Pure Gums, no
entree In nth market, elwa3 on hand. The public le
espectfully Invited to call. • [April 1, 1850.
.
riPHILS..II).ELPII.IA ADVER'NT.-
EVANS' FIRE k TUIEF PROOF SAFES!
or merchants, lawyers, farmers, auk othora, having
Books, Papers, or Mbar valuables, to pronorvo from
FIRE or BURGLARS. . .
and_Neweirc.(llobb'c)LßANE_LOGES.'
I .s A OARD.—Tho "Piro Proof Sato," tLut prooorvod our
Books, Papors, &e., during tile groat Piro at Ifort's
Buildings, was Purchased of OLIVER EVANS, 618.2nd
• 41., Philadelphia.' GETZ & BUCK.
EVANS' Premium Ventilated Refrigerators for cooling
and preserving moats, butter, milk, water, and all
article, for culinary.purposcs.
WATER FILTERS for purifYing.bracklsh or muddy
water, whether affected by rains, limestone, Marl, or
other causes; can ba had separate or, attached.to the
iterrigeratbrs—usthell quantity of Ice cooling the whole
n the warmest weather.
SlloWElt DATUS, for the use of warm
.r cold water.
IiJOI,EII9, for ifutele,•9toros, and liwellings
STORE TIMOR'S for moving boxes, bales;
SEAL PRESSES, Copying do., Druggist
in 61 South Second 5t.,.( 2 doors below Clte , sout
Nur eh 5, 1856-Iy. (Established' In 1855.)
- ' 4 lQ l j
• p 0.5
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nßßlisiteS .PATENT, CITAMPI
I LL'ori FIRE PROOF SAFES, With' Hero , l'istont
Powder PreetLecks, which were
awarded seperete Medals at the
• World's 'Fere, London,-1B61; and •
also at . the 'World's Fmk, New
York, 1863 .end 'IL The semed.
bore are the sole manufacturers
and proprietore in this State of
the 'above unequalled Safes And
Looks.-7Ther - repntetien - nrthlt"
gen ulna "Herring's Safe" in werle
Iwide,•nod • for the last Meath
•
' °'cif p
.;,
11: 1 1 ,1 41"
ryoura the, mercantile community
have Wanes/red end borne testi
monYlo thelr.nrirair. /Amnia lire proof,.qualitice. More
than 1.2,000 of these Safes have. boon actuelly acrid, end
Aver rive. Miami= have, paned. trlymphently , through
'accidental Ikea: The public pprey enured that all pales
'manufactured bribe subscribers are not only gairan•
teed to bo fully.onual, but in many reopecte oven nape
rlorto thoot,which have been so novecely tried by fire
Few will forget their eerviceo In the burning of the
!Tribune , establlsbutent," New York, and at the (heat
Fire in Strawberry street, at the large;firo last July,
oppeello the Alirrird , Mugu atilt „more - !recently
In the Fire - at "Fifth .and Chesnut sto., the. cit7,o o,
'l.lllldelphl.,. In which these' Eaten cante:fortir - the , ao•
knnwlodged. Onetime, ,when . many -other: , apouritles
&pad.. T •
F,ltitgEL ' Aft . 004
; 'loon SAT's Ann Mx; Leapt , . Cgialtalle, - “,i
4.IAVALNUT Street, Philadellibb 6
Chilled . iron Ilatoo, rilth Powder Proof Lock& menu:
thet4rok 04pre,x0r,for itanka,f, Itroicatni 41 ,1 4 000 " W
others- requiring, mennrltY . from, mimeo. MCI* . 111114:
Itoore,'ltc.. TOW mid . madit.te the ;
'mdebinted"Locki for ruitiat,trittrinfecturone.Pilier
Second 'band ',"'Nefee,”...Falimendelt," rind n
Choota" of other makers, ' born ,tn On . in pert pay:
„went for llricklmi's for mierat batforim' -• • .',41,1*
. •
4111207:Viti,(Ya.14-2-,' Tliiitittentioi..6E, the
thelmbe.nrid,illackermitha iStrtiCularlY le‘fenuestr
ad tn,the imems eatortment of ilarainkitelled.lenn stall
Rises and iiinds'llgteel.et.all` heaps. Berme
Plates; 41.1ivileceVices. Banners, and every 'Whim , ihat the
Blacksmith insywant.' , Irou sold in quantities at any
IleheleatleMelteit4. All ki
J ds narrunted.
OINS LYNN h fiCiN. •
List. 8, 1856.1 . • N. Hanover 4., Caritcys
::=m!Eme!AREemE
;illLtlCtplji.
'Juno 4, 1860.--71r.,,,,-
REFRIGERATORS S .WA'tER FILTERS
I)tlabelp yt%;,
4M% •
V_ _
-AI? TOBACC6',AND.,OIP-ARS ,
. DENBI,Or, &
- 21 SOUTH FRONT BTIIEET,PIIILADELPMA,
()0illffISSION• BIERCLIANTSANDAIEALERB 'IN ALL
•
LEAF. TOBACCO, MANUFACTIMEIIO TOBACCO ;
' • • ND• 110,
Ifavo constantlY on A hand l and lllB.
for silo low all hinds of
itintliettu and Spanish Leaf.-Tobaccos, 'ealectod with
special roferanee:talffinffietnreiensin-
All articles sold warranted to be as represented, and
Ovary opportunity afforded for 'examination..
• pproinsprs ft.t.4Aistanra-cau -sand- t helr- orders pnd.
rely upon being an faithfully seried ins tf :theliironds
selected In peribn. • (Aprll
p z ,
n 8 • '
rm . )
g 0 P ' n
g, rD p cn
C) > (D 7
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gt •
V, ,aC
0 CI)
0 a
81V.§Y,AM, - D or - TIIE S.
Ais i NUl'rY & DlttißT C01511"Y . ...'
- 13: - DTCorner - Whird - and - klhemist - StreetiO.'hil'.
_os,....„llttTAL_ $.514_000.,.Mitt: _
- 7 - ICorirey - fizrecolvell dally.• the tiind r ynt, dP
pOsitid is , en tared Incl/emelt Book and given to , the
Depositor, or, irpreferrod, is corttnente mill be given.
Al! sums large' and minion, are received;. and the
- marmot -Pahlbasiceirdemiindrmlthout-notiee.
Intorost la paid nt the rate of FIVE PER CENT, COCA-,
monging;fiangtho day of daposit ; and ceasing fourteen
dais provlous to the Wlthdranni of tbo money.
' Cn tlro first day ofJanuary, In each year; the interest
of earlfdoposit is paid to the depositor, or added to the
p.inciptl, as he may psefer..
Tho Company have now upwards of ?,600dopositowi
in the eltY of Philadelphia '
Any atillional information will bo given by addressing
the TREANUNEE,
D ItDCTOSS
Stephen 11. Crawford, Preth.
Lawrence Johnson, Vice 14:`
Ambrose 0. Thompson, -
Benjamin IV, Tingley,
Jacob L. Florence,
PUNY 11 Sit.
.CC
Supt. 12 .
MAI
S J'ND
Chartered by tho State of renneyleanta 111 1855..
• 011 1 10 E, 65 WALNUT laTOEl`. - •
. Ono lloorabove Second Street, 1:1111adoli,b1a;
ftecolsenDeposits in sumlicf Ono Dollar and upwards
from all dosses of the community, and allows interest
at the rate of Ilse per rent por annum. Moneys paid
hack on demand. Ari,- Office'ofeu daily from 9 until
5 o'Clcek, - ernd'on Moriday and DaturdaY Until 9 o'clock
•
In.the evening. , •
This institution will be roprnln conTanient and salt;
Plato of deposit tor 'Farmers and-others doing !rashly%
in Philadelphia. Deposits are paid on demand without
hay previous notice being raquiied. n :
EEC=
Edmund A. Sender, - Hon. JoICR. Tyson, .
Milani' F. Bishop, George Bo!din,
James P. Perot, , Robert Morris, -
' 'John ilteCanles, - Edward L. Clark, -
Jawb"Slientz' ' Capt." John Gallagher, -
-Joseph-Mk -John-nice, - • '
- Joseph 11. Myers, • - - Richard G. Stotesbury,
Edward If. Trotter, - Skippen,jr.
-Franklin Bacon, - Wm. P. Jenks,
Thoinaa Couper, Edgar E. Pettit,
' '''"'''' ' """ ProsIdent—FRANKLIN FELL.,
TreasurerllAS. ItT. 111ORMS.
Secretaty—JAMES pIINGLF.
WX.Tho Charter provides that no numitger, officer or
agent shall, directly or Indirectly,..bortoiv• any money'
- from the Society. . • 0M:41665-1y .
1: 4 1 1V - E PER CENT. SAVING FUND
OF TILE NATIONAL SAFETY COMPANY, WM.
nut street, soutlnneat corner of Third street, PhNadel.
Incorporated by the State of Pennsylvania In
Me per cent. Interest is given, and the money is al
ways paid back whenever It Is called for, without the
necessity' of giving notice for It treforeband.
People who have largo stuns put their money In this
Saving Fund, on account of the superior safety and con
venience it affords, but any sum, large or small, is re
ceived. . ,
This Saving Fund has sevofy
Lugo amount of llort
gages Ground Rants and other first class Investments
for th ei security of Depositors. The miles prevent any
Director or Officer from using or berre tvlng.the money.
The Office Is open to receive and . pay money every'
day, from 9 o'clock in the morning till 7 o'clock In the
evening, andun•Mouilny and Thursday evening, till 0
o'clock.
. .
• Pooplo who hare monoq to put In : aro invllqd to coil
et too offieu for further Information. •
HENRY L. BENNER, Preotdo at.
ROBT. BELFRIPOE, Vico PrOsidont
•
WM. J. REED, Secretary.
Octobor 3, 1855.
.
. .
•
. 4 1 REN eII TRUSSES.--:-Herpigv:or_
- nuttieeffoviiflifywafa,nd cellart insured;
y use of Alia elegant French Tramiel, imported. by the
.)[..
subscriber, and made to order expressly for him sales.
• All autforlug with Rupture will be gratified tolearn
that the °caution now offers to procure a Truss combiw
lug extreme lit,htrieas,.wltWoase, durability sod correct
amatruction, In lieu of the cumbrous and uncomforta
ble article usually eAd. An extensive assortmeu always'
on hand, adapted to every, variety of Rupture In adults
and children, nod for sale at a range of_
price to suit all.
Coat of Single Trusses, $2, $3, $4 and sb;, Double, $4,
$5. $l3; $3 audllo. , .. .. . .
. •
Persona at a distance can balm 6 Trues sent to any ad•
dress by remitting the nmount, sending measure around
;he hips,
.W
and stating side atfectvd.• ~•
. /for Sale holesole and /totall by thrimperter. ,
- . „ CALEII.II. NEEDLES, •
S. W. cot. of rwelftli .p liars Sta.; Philadelphia..
Depot for Pr. Banning's Improved Patent Body Brace;
Chest Expenders and Erector Bracts; Patent SPoilder.
Brains; Suspensory Bandages; 'Spinal Props and Sup.
ports. Ladies' ltboma, with competent ladrattendants.
• aprllll.
•
OWA.RD• ASSOCIA'T' ION.
JL.L. PHILADELPHIA: • .."
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT • ' p
T 1 all persons 'afflicted with Sei.ual diseases. sat
SEMINAL IVEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE; GONOIIIIIIi
ULICET, Ac. • • • '
The 1101VA10) ASSOCIATION of Philadelphls,•ln
- view of the nwhrbdestructlintuf hUthfitilifehnd Infant
caused by Seival diseases, and the decepihnis which at,
practised upon the unfortlinate victims of such disease:
IfY Quacks, have-directed their consulting Surgeou,as a
CIIASITAIIIIC ACT worthy of 'their name, to .give
MEDICAL ADVICE (HARMS, to all parsons Thus af..,
111OUidAiiiO wh o . njWifflillettor, - (pesbprtid) -
with, a description -,of their condition, (age. otrupation,
411f0; Ac.,) and In extreme purepty and ptlTering
te,FUIINII 4 II MEDICINES STIES. 11 F 1 MAR 03 :v .• ,
The.lboarirdfAsstichilleit.is a boner/Aleut
i tstripo y lo j
established' bytfinklid 4doWesent, Ow the le o t
Sick end distressed, or no other
alMicted With ' , Virulent and }Spa
the
t de u rn tifo k s d ar g , L t":),.."?..1, - I:''' ° 1 - `"Pztt u arti 4 s, r •Which'
9 it s def r iZ i atto .abovenotice. It
' bi l .p r*Ct oqd ° l - esi that' the'Asseeletlnt commands
highest Medicel t,l a p k a ll d l o ofth& w e.ge. l, ,,
Atifirrnif(l2 ,o,p,m4gtioxt Philadelphla, Pfb.,
ing §FkC sd ge°". f tr:Dituctnis, • . ,
-PI 9 Ir ' 9 ' PZEA D.lliAiTlVELL,4fr,esideht.
a • • 1111 GEO. - FATICIIILD, Secretary. ,
W
. •
-'„PETTER'S''; F I TS
0 1, BOONE. r
C. simisortosent anew and fasblonableltUßNlTU RE
Walnut • and Illahoiankilreming Bureaus, irlth'marbl
:LRothe, Cbtes,"and , Wietistands.... , -
"IVehint Etageres and Wardrobes. • :
Mahogany:wad:Walnut Tableenf all else*. • • '•':
, Freneb-Bedsteads; Mahogany And Plain 'Table", Mt all'
,Parier.d.rm Cliairs. and Reeking ,Ohalre,.wlth yelv,et pr
• hatr-cloth seats 0041 Wicks..'
Maliniany and Walnut. °halm halroloth ' or, cane
Flat ' , Chairs offal •
• Call &Rd see this new asul'elegant assortinent at ino
.nurnlture Rooms - of the subscriber, otiklntither street.
Fear the comer of North Honorer. : .•;
JACOB FETTER.
,July 22, NOB.
MEM
- TEC' 0 7 :0‘ ., T A-N.
OzatensTen
• ;'• °ERMA N BITTERS:'. . •
• • ; rrapared 11",'," - • • •'
•• • na. 0. N. ;Sussex, pnimen.curs,
• • , •-
,•
LIVER COIIIFLAINT, D SP lA,ka "JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of'tlie Eldneya--•
'and all diseases arising frxiiiradisorderod - • A
' Lifer or Sttehach. .
' •• • • • Such as •
.• Constipation, • ••
Inifard • Piloe,YUlV ""• -' "' " •
nessaillood to•the Head, .
Acidity of thoS.tonfach, Nan- •
•• ' sealfeartburn,)JlsguntterFood, • .
--L--,---- FulinevamlVeightmrttur - Stotniteltr -- 77 --
_
" • • Sour Eructatian s,Sinki ng or Fluttering .
et the Pit of the 'Stomach, Swimming of
.the Hued, Hurried and Difficult Breathing • •
Fluttering at thelleart, Chocking or auffoca•
ting Sensations when in-a lying posture, Dimness
' of Vision, DOM of webs beilre_thoSight,,Fever •--
, and dull -pain in the tired, Deficionoy of
Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and •
• Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, . •
Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes of .
- Mat, Burn ng in he That,
- Constant:lmaginings of, , •-
end' great,Do- ' :r
•• • yr., Jott - of .
----Th s p re pro r ra tie r to o r io li!il . : l l l3 h:g iy th it eleit f o e li e t i Lo , 'it B l o o f tah y e t htla •
:Ptonce indts virtues and adaptation to .the diseasep
oP.rrhil:lll (eh it is recommended. " • •
It is to"odvi and'. untried &Gold, bitt - onethet bee
stood the fest of a ten years' trial before the American
poeple, end: Its 'replitetton and 'sale is unrivalled by'
any slmiltr preparations extent. ..The testimony in its
favor given by thoMest -prominent and Well. knOwn
• Physicians and individuals -in all parts of the country
Is immense. •. , - .
DEItANGEMENTS TIIV - LIVER - AND STOMACIL •
Are sources Of Insanity: from disorder or obstruction,.
a morbid action of the.sympathatic and other norma___
- fonnwer, and the function. of the brain are impaired end
-deranged;--derangement there will ahrlerproductrdle - eit• - • - • - •
es of the heart, skin lungs andAidneys.---It is owing .
to the same cause. and thousands' die with Cholera,'
Bilious or Yellow Fever, and that most baneful disease,
Consumption. -
- -- Thageneral - wanO)f anciess'in treating disoaseS of tho °
liver and stomach, Lax not Iteenh deflitency of patholo- • •
_ gical knowledge of thole. functions--'-but -of a suitable -
compound that would act upon the dikes(' and all the
ay mpathetic affectionli. • That has been gained in them •
Bitters : end they ni t bionsod by persons with.,.the,__
most delicate atenuielrlwith perfect .safety,--as,they at -
• no time debilitate, the patient, - but give strongth and
inereasre the nervous energy. They ran ho taken at ell,
Gram, and under all circumstances. No ordinary expot•- •
sure will prevent them having a salutary effect, and r
no bud effect can rmult (rent an over dose.
• If patients will persevere In the use of this remedy,.
and use it' strictly according 'to directions 'it will clue .
the foregoing disepsge every instance, if not beyond •
tho power of medicine; It has caused many to, enjoy
the blesaingnf renewed health, and'in-many'dusWatop --,-
andribatidened casesia petect 'and radical cure.
• '• \; • PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, •
Indyeeling the hand of- Time ,weighing heavily Upon
them, with all its attendant ills, will find in the MC of
the Bit tors an Elixer that will instil new life into their
veins; restore, in a measure the energy and 'ardor of
more youthful days; build' up their shrunken forms:
tuurgive 'health and happiness to their remaining.
••
• oars
It is a well established fact; that Fully onebalfoethe • .
female portion of our population,'aro seldom fu the en
joyment of good health, or to use their own expression
noverfoel well." They are languid, devoid:of ,all on- --
orgy, ex tronioly .nervous, and have no appetite.- To -
• thlsela'ss of Invalids, 'these - Bitters aro especially re-
commended: Their peculiar tonic and Invigorating •
properties render them invaluable such CAM.
• Persons visiting distrids harriesed annually with
FEVER AND AGUE, or ANY.FEVER OF A BILIOUS
NATURE, will' find that by the timely use of ono or ••
we bottles; they will not inane, instance take the die
' east, as the Bitters will renovate and 'strengthen the.
eyetieernhireurrytho - blie"off I hltettAtural
_channel.—
Prevention is better than. cure. •,
. • THEY - ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE
And (red frOm Alcoholic StimulAnt, and all injurious
ingredients .• are pleasant In, taste and smell, mild ha
-their opemtion.mill expel-ail-morbid - secretion rum - -
the body, give Worm to the pallid • chdek, and eel GI
end Vigor.to•the frame. .• • ' •
7;
Price 75 cents por bottlo, ••• oi
• :Principal
.oflice, No. he ARCH street, Pbtl'a, ,
--Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers In- every town
and - village in the United States and Cabades, and. by -
all Druggists in Carlisle. •• • • Ihfay 15,11850.
Wm: lit, Godwin,
Paul B. Goddard.
Gen. McHenry,.
• ••James Myra-aux,:
-Gust. English,
Secretary and Treasurer;
Toiler and Interpotor,
11=
• AFIJI - di C . .... - -
Tlia);' R EAD !
. 4 .:..(" Ati't
I'.IIILADELPLIIA. MEDIC OP 'USE.
t&lfilfedllionty two years ago hy Dn. E ' .ELIN.,
corner at Third and Enloe Stropts,l'hilatlelphiaqa.
TWENTY-TWO' EARS'
Xspertotice bait rriudered Dr. a moat successfu,prao
tltlonar in the cure of all diseases of a private nature;
mardiootEs - , debility, as an Impediment to mar logo;
nervous and. 'mould Infirmitleit, diseases of 'Mb I skim•
and.thosc u rislng front abuse of mercury. . .
• .. • TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE:
_ . .
. There Is an evil habit sometimes indulged in by boys
in soliVudelioftemgrowingupwith lhatn_to manhOod;
and 1i nutreformed its due time, - nnt only begets
:40 . rioitS Obstacles' to. matrinonial'happiness;but
rise to a series of protracted, Insidious, and devastating
afflictions.
.."
. .
Few of thoid who give way to this perniciousprpctice
are aware of the consequences, until tlicirffird nor-TOUH system shattered, feel strange and unaccountable .
sensations and vague fears in the mind. (See pages 27,
28, 20, of Dr. g..'s book ou " Self Preservation."
The Unfortunate thus affected. becomes feeble, fe
unable to inber With accustomed vigor,Ur td ripqy his 5,
mind to study; hie step is tardy and weak': he
fret:solute, and engages even iu -. his spOrts.with Isso
energy
ri ke :-t e n
than us ual .
.hi -
rinielftrifforelliipractice has dont;
its worst, and enter matrimony, his marriage is un
fruitful, and his sense tells him that this is caused by
his early fbllles. Thcseare considerations which should
awkken the attention of all who are similarly situated..
- VATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
Can have (by stating their cruse explicitly, together •
'with ail their symptoms, per letter, enclosing a remit
tance) Dr. medicine, appropriated accordingly.. „
Forwarded to any part of the United States, and
secure from DAMAUE and CURIOSITY, by mail or ex
press. •
A Vigorous Lifo or ,a Premature Death, Itinkelin on
Solf-Presorration—Only 25 conts.
Letters containing that valuolu Stamps, will ensure
&copy per return of nett'.
(111 AV r GRATIS 11 GRATISI
"s- A Free GIFT to all.
'MISERY lIELIEVED.
Puido," a now and popular work, full-o•
valuable advice and impressive warning, alike calculi' •
led to prevent years of misery and save thousands of
lives, is distriLuted without' charge, and .forwarded by
mall, prepaid, to any Post Office in the United • Staten
oil recolvina an order enclosing two postage stamps. -
I d I. ONIOS WON'T DO!
• —They favor did do more thou. give temporary -,
ro ef, sod ahoy never. wllll .It ls becriuse_theY don'i
ofTlircalliemin TEC . rouse of all ague
and billions diseases Is the annoapheric poison railed
Miasma or Malaria. Neutralize this poison by Its NA
TURAL ANTIDOTE, Mid oil dlsoaso etused by it disappears
at once. Jibed.' Fever and Ague Cure Is this antidote
to Nalaria, and moreover it lea perfectly harmless rued-
loin°, The certillinto of Ilie culubrated chemist, J. It.
Chllton of Now-York , to thin effect, Is attached native.
•ry bottle; therefore, if does no good, It eon do no
harm.
This is ma. o than can be said °Med:thus, Arsonle,hr,
any other tonic in existence, MI their two is ruinous to
the constitution and brings,on AU11,13 AGUE,' Which
never allows a person be feel.perfectly well for a single
moment. In illustration of these truths T annex soma
extracts from a letter Just received from a P 140,4012: -
GEOUCIETOWN, OHIO, - March 17, ibee.
'7AS:A. RHOADS, Est.—Lear Sir: Yours of 2d
is at hand. The Cure arched into last, year, and tho
difficulty lugettlog any ono to purchase it Was greatly -
increased from the fact that a remedy bad been intro
duced which -Ives growing in favor with the public es
being better than using Quinine—not knowittg,-1 pre
sumo, that the remedy they used to escape taking Qui. -
nine contained the LEVU ITSELF!
Vhis remetlylknown as "Smith's Tonle,'')..woßld in
variably IIitEAR an Ague, ha1t , 414; not - lat' reap - sit
would often return with renewed or. Thls• one cir.
eumstance I deemed in your litvor, GI could institute
a test comparison betweenit. andlour _The _
lowing In the tesult.• •
---d'hneo - personeetnok — oor"Chre,"al o which were •
eases of "Quotidian Intermittent Fever,!' of many
weeks 'standing. They bad tried Quinine and other
ielffedies, occasionally missing a chill, but it was (min
1171 such cases,) slowly wearing thew' out,' and. laying
the foundsti , u of other and severer maladies. did
succeed in effecting a radical cure of all three of these
eases with your reuiedy, and they have not had a chill
since. In all three of these cases the "Smith's Tonle'
bud been used, and would, as before stated, break the
chill, hut after a period or two bad 'elapsed it would
return.
think there will be no difficulty. new In giving to
your "Cure" the vantage ground of any other remedy
now In Use here. Ac., Ac. ' WM. BUCKNER, 'IL R.
ItliODES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE
,TO MALARIA, the only harmless romedy.in existence
la equally eortain au a PREVENTIVE, as a'• cuss." Take
it when you fuel the chills coming on, end you will
aev or have. el Jingle one.
JAMES A. RHODES, Proprietor,
" • Providence, It. 1..
•,*For sole by W. A. lIMio, and Druggllits generally.
July .2. 1550.
IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.-'
For the lostihree' Years r have been engaged in. a
bushiess lateen only to myself, and comparatively few
others, whom I have 'lnstiocted for' the sum or $2OO
. each, which-lute averaged sue. mt. the; rate of 43,440.
to $5,000 per annum; and, noting made arangewoota
to go , to Europe in the Fell, to engagola the satutrbutd.
- nista I nw willing to give ihilluatructions In the art to
any persons lu the United States or ()anodes, who will .
remit too Dui sum of Pl.' I am induced, from the sue.
mss Ihave boon favored with, and the many thankful
acknowledgements I have received from thoac whom I •
have instructed, and who aro making_froni_.:_____
FE - 70 - FTPTEIZUDOLIAItS rElt DAY
at it, to give any person an Opportunity to engage In
. this husinesi, which Is easy, pleasant; and 'very profita
ble,-ataarnall cost. There le positively No Iluantua' in
the matter. Itehronces of the hest demean be given as
regardtritaclutracter, and I can refer to persons whom T
have Instructed, who will testify that they are making .
• flout $5 to 4111 per day at, the same. If. 4 a:bnainesa in
- LADIRi3 Olt DENIM=N ; ,
'TOR engage; and with 'ported,' ease make a Very, hand.
some income. Soveml..unnse, hi Nations porta of New
York State. Pennsylvania and Maryland, whom 'I have
instructed, aro now making from $3 tried per day pt it.
It IS d eartaaaL Business, suutbue 'dollar or •twit .
(mired to start' it: 'Upon 'reeolpt -Of 41, I WIII Imme
diately Send to the applicant A printed circular contain
log full instruetiona In lhgget, willPlaralalla perfectly
understood at once. ,
• In the month of Iday bust,'lssent my adverthennenir
to the minor of the l•lleadin4Onsettto and Democrat,"
Reading, Po., on'd'alsti sent hich'ene of my circulars'of
Instructions. '•Onitareceipt, and' own careful examine.
tion. he insertedlhe following &Mortal In frig ppnapuF;
attention to the Pe pert sapient of A. T...
'parka* of New York; headeC nPM entatir TO EVIMT•
poorP•which will be ftmud In snot ter ,column...' Mr: P.
hes sent us out of.hls itiraulars;,atinded .to 1.. t. Die ad.
vortiseniont, auttpu eatithinatldi.we find It, hcanye '
It is, no humbug; easy,,and Onanorable7husl•
triflingne 15.. tli
appal:!
;t w o that . may be mode pro . fitablo on a very
'All letters must be id -
dressed to A. T. PiIISONS, 185
BrondiveY, New Y0rit5,....% , [June 2STns. •
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(111111AY TARLETANV-4, lot of.
1,... )11 - bito . Tarlatans; for . 'covering • iiiiondollgos ~
And
Picture; Frames, for eole'eheap'by '-' ' •
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June 11.1 . , •' -. GEW. W. 111TNER
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*DEAD: YOUTH AND MANHOOD!!