.
. .
=I 1
6eil 6 Abor'FarFora -
Art-of ;linking.
of milking well is' not inught.
in ,a hurry. It requires long practice to
milk properly, and,therefore all the young
',people on a farm ought to be'shown how
' .t the labor shoul4,*be done.':lt is quite
,: -. 7icaportalirthat - thia - branch7o -- t he
'should be particularly, attended to, for - ,a
,good milker obtains, at least uquartlnore
•=fpim the same ,cow than a poor milker.
The first lesson to Witiught to, young
,people is 'gentleness and kindness to the
never. need be.treated_barsh7
WEl:case Mitinessirproperly- c,om
--7-lueneed.,—Cows4hat_have heen caressed
iinfi uniformly well tieatid,t are' fond'Of
Living , the milk , drawn from the udder '
_ ,fimregUlar time of milking, for it gives
theta relict fialii - the -- distertsion-g-ofTthe--
Sntlk ducts,.
• !:•.' Let yoneg people bmputtomilkingthe
-- --farrow. (vim first, or such as are to 'be
goon dried;:andp tben the loss from bud
. milking. will be tesainjurious. The hand.
shout extend to the extreinitycif the feat;
" for the ioilljt is then - driwn easier. • '• •
Yourig.people should:bp taught to milk
-- ae fait as possible. '.llore milk is always
obtained by n rapid milker than by a slow
one.
: They' shouhitheretore.be taught/to_
think of nothing else While milking, and:
po conyersation "must be permitted_in the:
milk-yard. -
- :;They should sit up close to, the cow
• and rest the loft arm' gently against her .
fihank.. Then if she r tMses her foot on
necoant , of pain occaplpued, by soreness of
the teats, the. nearer PM, milker. sits to
' heiyand the harder ho presses his left
arm against her . leg the' less risk will ho
i'un Of beinginjtited.
Cows May be taught' to give down their
, milk at, once—and they' aught be taught
to hold it a long while, and. be stripped
_~._iifd'efinitoly._T_ho bast way is
_to milk
quick and, not use the Ay! to long,, Bair'
pang or an after stripping.
• • ,--- C:. -- '__
PrAnng--Trees in-Peru tary. `_—
The . yruiting of small twigs - ,and shoots
: can be done at alutost any-season of the
year, without material injury to the tree ;
• but.wheulit is necessary to take off large
limbs it can. be attended to
_with 'adtatt
- tage in *Febritery or the early part of
Alarch; itr which - Months-the tree is not
so,full of sap as later in the season, when
- the tree-is in-vigprous growth.
, Large limbs A6;a bo 'taken Off with
_Thalfine srePoth saw, after which the corn
ers of the wound (where the-bark meets
• the wood) malbe . trimmed smooth - with
a pruning knife, When-the wound"- is
- left ragged and torn.so that'raitr will set
tle in, it will often rot and injure the tree,
. experienced horticul
turists recommend that the place ldt by
cutting off a limb should be, touched over
with . some cheap paint to prevent the de
structive •effects of air and. moisture.
.
- Tar,'Piteh, and wet clay are often applied
fetthe same purpose. '
CUUINO BACON WITHOUT SMOKE:
As soon as the meat is salted to' your
. taste, which will generally be in about 5
weeks, take it out and if any hap been
coverers with brine let' it drain a little.
Then take black pepper, finely ground„
and dust on the hock end as much as will
stick; then hang it up, in a good, clean,
• dry, airy place r if all this is dope as it
should be, (it ought to be done now,)
you - will have no further trouble with it,
,; fol.* fly-time in eprihg, youibacon is so
well cured ou the outside, that flies and
biUgs - will not disturb it. Curing bacon
'k is like the Irishman's mode of making
Pinch. - Re said : " Put in the sugar,
thenfill up with whiskey and every drop
of water you put in spoils- the phuch."
- Just with euringbecop, after following
the directions,giyeu ribeve. every " drop.
' • of etribloS you put'on spoils the bacon." ,
WOOD ASIIES AS A • FERTYLIZER. , - - in
nearly all soils ashes are beneficial to cul
tivated plants, but more so my isdircly or
gnivelly land.than clay ; •the . latter being
formed of granite rooks; naturally con
tainspotrish, turnips, beets; carrots, pota
toee, etc., contain a very large amount of
•
alkalies, and to such ashes are , found to
be Very beneficial. But the iniMediate
benefit ef,aallesis most perceptible upon
..„.Jegiiminous plants, tomb as peas, . beans
awl 'clover, ete; On sgrass land ,it de
- • strays inoegiisarrel, and all our sour plants.
Ompoor thin soils it should be mixed
witt(peat;_barinyardamtother organic_or .
vegetable manures..- -- Linie - is — excellent
for wheet•or corn. These two crops grow
well' wherever clover will , grow—in cal
: careens soils,, Barley 'requires. a rich
loam, finely PilTrTiriribl:----It---will-notgrow
' — *ell on a sandy ore soft soil. It villa'-
, wayis' de well on suitable'fOr turnips.
A strongel4y,, well , pulverized and dry,
villnyield a good erop.--Clay soils always
" • contain niore or less lime, ,
Wend ashes are a most excellent -ma- •
Duro, and can be used to advantage- on.
almosealhaoils or crops: Orchlird!i,faften
.$ l , A' on Wein, T-IJideached they . dot rapidly.
and leached they , act . niore
slowly', bat:boutique to act for many years
• after being tiptilied. The aiechanieahef
feet of soils is-to render sande'inarezoni
pact, and retentive..f water,
,while they
separate and renderStialolc• heavy clay.
Some farmers apply ashes as a top_dres
ling; , This, will do very well on. pastures
and'Teaoows, but they should be plough
ed under revious to plantinr , or
.sowing
so that .the roota,of the plants may t 'ere:
by . hio,fetl.. Salt, litue and plaster may be
ukt4d'iwith,ailite. to, advantage,, for:al- inost:*43 ,l ,oroti; and ,upott all,soila:,
VEEP .BEFORE THE PEOPLE
• The Greatest Arrival of the Beeson of •
TA OODS , AT: THE NE W. STORE!
• The suheer • ber . , btu; just returned 'hnus the city end le
now opening, next 'door to Cestainegne's ,Hotel Hate
Maglanghlin's), In 'North Hanavar Street, a -splendid ..
aseortment of , • • „
"NICW'AND , CHEAP.DRY GOODS, • • ;;
eOntprisl DO ng.Merinoes, OWIOII ,Slike,. Persian .Clothe, he
tednes,' Bakes; Sank Nlannels;.Mbbont, Clothe,
eigree, Olugh*mjf, 041110(K.S, 41:41 . 61i118; 'Cheeks, Tleklbss,
---'lGwiery,tileveir;whiteand oolored.Carpot Chain, Aa.
GROCERIES of all-kindeaud best' qdallky.
_Alsoittatkeltock; or 430 TS 'AND SHOR4whieh he;
selllaibeep-ie WI bones Id Own. ' ' . • .
r,'Egg4diakul,Sosp,'lnd• Dried Viult taken
; • .1 1 . ~.• •
Don't.lerget•theZpliee,' , next.'doei to - ' , Mighsughlin'S
, • .. •
Hit'24lBsßY fL4
On0.0;;Ir 7•CILE t T 1 Itaz
Jr hereby gtrerrttuktiA . 44 , 0 -60 ; gbic t 6. 4 6,
Of go l olt'Pleadtortbe , betiett et the, Insolvent:
Law4 .l o , that, hey 04 0- ttrtPolp44 Mop4oy the 12110
dijr atJatinary unit for the hearing Of mu and my,ered•
Aithe Court Fromm, In, the e borough of
when and whetti . ru puLy ix4ipd , I f you think proper.
ft,e. 24 , 1 0 6 a , , : ViLLIAM °WINN.
1 , 4
53forgAriNittielqs.
• ;MN' tlict_captaln of.a lute •iiessel, ,
las_one ) tAay leisurely, wand_ering..94:the:Kach'
a, Vats - ti:4th. 4 „His., hand's „were Ankhisl,
pocket, and' he with a uxiously . rttching"thei
direction of the ; ,
,IBier .thed , anon be turned Ms : gaze at . the •
beautiful veisethefore Ifiin;ATienietritiercdr
with on small pletisere, that through , his own ,
indastry-and exertions he had nttainedin it
t
the rank of,captititt. - ."31r. Stone was ;nu . -ho.!
iteit,l.kina:hearted Mitt; and
-'lbelieve, one
'Who embraCed 'and loied.the truth as it is in
Jesus.. -. He was just 'engaged . in'-the . above
cotitemplatienii, when ,liN,Wati: t ouched_" by
sotnenne.Ma the arm, He turne d round and
T
.saa,bright, rosy-faced - l i ttle - boy; Of Apia
ten , Years of age, standing beside hint, 1 ,•
," Please, sir," began the child, 'before Mr.
Stone had Hind to speak;-" , tion't yea Want a
cabin -boy?"
"Y_es my.little' fellow, 1 clef 'can you tell
me of - one?" — ,`
" Why, sir,l *as going to aslcif you would
take fad; I Should be - very glad, for I . want
." What is yourtiame, myboy? , and where,
"Please, sir, my . name's Bill Jones, and I
LOOdon - ." - - •
• ." Well," 'said : Mr. Stone, laughing,,!
-is-a-very-plain answer, 'ee.rtahtlyLLLontioti:is
a,large place, my little man; and
,dones,;not
a very u.commen name, so I am -afraid , I
should be along tithe finding'clut ahere'you
-Ijvc-when-I-go-to-learn-yOur.charstater.". - _
, sir, I stip% got no character." . _
character! oh, you are in . a.badlcithe,
- then' - -Bat feeling-interested:lathe Child,:
he beckoned to-hith to !lit by his side en the
bench, and. kindly asked !nth what his 'fa
ther was. .
•M.I ain't got no father, sir, nor yet no
ther; theydied when I was quite little, end
- ever since I have - lived in London with my .
.aunt, nt least, at night; I goes to.schoOl all
day. But aunt's getting_ so old, she says I .
twit begin to Work for thyself now."'
.. - "'Have you no brothers and _sisters?, and
whi'did you come so far seek employ
ment?" , •
"No t sir, there's only me, aed• r corned'
here ''lcause I always wanted to go to sea."
"Buti my bey,,what do you mean by say
ing:you-have no character?'' ,
!'Why, aunt can't write, and so she. said
could not - give me any, and my scoool master
vas 'out, 'or else . he 'would have given "me.
one." "
"Oh! I understand; you mean you have
no written character; though I suppose
go and_ see your school-master,l caulearn
what sort of a .boy you are;'. but I am
afraid_l • have no tithe now, fortis soon as the
wind changes' I'am off... What haveyou - got
therel._(pniatiag be a book he held his
hand.)
"Please. sir, that's my prize." /
I—Mr:-Sitthe-took-it-frombim, -- and saw Writ
ten on the " William. Jones, a re.
.ward-for-industrrand - gOod - conductilat-St:-
B— school, London. •
." Well, said Mr:. Shine, "that's capital! I
see_ you hate got a good name' at. school;"
and pleased with the boy's open, frank coun
tenance, a - n(l'B44le manners, he said," That
of all events, is 'a good character. 'have
half a mind to take yottwith me, for I cer
tainly muSt.ltave some one, and I have not
Much time to seek for a lad, and I am not'
goillg a 16ag voyage' this tithe."'
boy - Was-delighted, and_ proiniSeTTO
a. his. hest..tci merit this kindness,; and;be
_afterwards fully proved -that he' deserved . ; the.
character the schoolmaster hard given
himi
for by his steady good conduct he - was event•
tinily raised to the rank"hnly next below the
captain liiinself,thus proving the inestima
ble value 'of a good name:
Oh! none can tell the inestimable value
of a good ;lame: Get it, my little friend ;
do all you can to get it.' It will serve you
well one of, these dayS, as it did Bill Jones.
It is true God looks at the bext,,and judges
,of, us by this. But other people cannotsee
our hearts; and judge us by what we say
'and'do.' You musttry and, get the approval.
of good people, as well as of God. "A.good
name is rather to. be chosen than' great
riches; and loving favor than silver
,and
, gold."—Heme.
- 49.
INDUSTRY IS TALewr.—We ofto,lmay per
sons explaining how one man fails in the
same pursuit, attributing to one a talent for
his business,kut refusing it to the other.
. Yes, withoiit denying that sonic individ
uals have talent, wo think that the problem
in question can be easily solved, by saying'
thatthe successful man was industrious, while
the other was not. Bultver t for example,
is considered a man \of the highest abilities,
as a novelist. Yet when Bulwer began his
career, lie. aompesed_with_the utmost diffi
culty, often' writing his fictions over twice.
He perse'vered, however, and now stands al.
most •at the head of his cfnsi, his latest pro
ductions; moreover, being 'regarded as the
best from his pen. Every schoolboy %fami
liar with the fact that Demosthenes became
an orator only by pursuing a, similar plair
Nor are illustrations of. the great truth, that
industry is talent. confined to the highest in
tellectual pursuits. , • When. Girard trusted
the customer without an endorser, who car
ried goods home on his shoulder, the
shrewd .old Frenchman was noting on this
truth, deduced from his . experience of maq
kiud. Alf persons whethermecha.
• nies, merchantii, lawyers, pr •statesmen were
industrious;from Watt and Norris down to
'rhurlow and William Pitt. Washington,
Franklin, Marshall, Madison, and all other
distinguished Americans, were busy men.
Industry, in-short, is talent, nine times out
- Of ten.—Nero York
~Teacyr
. „
Wily COMMON SENSE IN RXRE.-1t is often
said that no kind of sense is.so. rare as coin.
meitsease4 and this intrue, simply because
common souse is attained italVfiir mcif6; 7
and us natural gift tar less,aLun most
other .traits of character. Common sense is
theapplicatiodtof thought to common things.
If some important affit;r occurs, people
,try
thett - to thittlerbut-to -little-purpose ; ;.
not having exercised their powers on small
things, their power's' lack the development
necessary for new ones. Bence, thoughtless
people, when forced to act in err affaif. of
importance, blundei through.it with noinore:
chance of doing as they should, than one
would baveAitting.a-tutialrer..diStript mark,
at a shootievatatcbii4OvilipsAiradictihnd
dot giver,t4h6 pewee Of Itittiljg , objecte' that
are larga'nnd'nene.—Elentents- 91 actracter
How iforr.Pcitn:MO . Olitie Bususi;.—Of
wheat, 'sixty of. shelled .corn,., qty-sii; of
corn on the cob, seventy ; of ryo,.,Aß•sqo
- oats,- - Filiirtytwo; of 'badly, forty,mghq
of potatoes sixty; of bran, twenty; of do.
ver-seed., sixty; of . .timothrseed, torty.two;
of hemp-seed, forty-four; of buckwheat fifty.
. two; of blue' grass-seed, fourteen ; of caster
:beans, forty six; of dried apples, twenty-tivo
f k onions, fifty-seven; of sa, fifty-six.
Difficulties dissolve before a cheerful
before the sun. •
THE RHAIT ' WATT° READ.--When the,
late 'Jeremiah Everts was in the sixth year.
of his age,le came to this father and asked
him for a new. book. His father asked him
if the' lust book he had given him was, worn
Out; "Ohl 'no sir," said:.Jeremiah, "but
l ave:read all the sense out of it," He meant
•to say thut he had readii thoroughly, malt
made himself master of alrie ideas it con
.
.
This in the right way to read, In order. to
profit by reading. By reading in that way,
-Jeremi ah r Everts:mad e4reat stn rovem ehta
i
and became one.of.the wisest and Joust use
ful men our country, hne produced: , HO'ne;'
ver teak .uP iv:book-and- allOwealds'eye - to,
rest on tb.e' page, .while hie thoughts' were
Wandering from one thing; to another, no as
onlybow and- then. to got an idea of What
:Was eittfelViW,7titiiiiir, , *AK tip:CW(4c . of
fassieg, away OA) e.' 116
took BM:advice of thosu who. were wiser th an,
te r and q.elid only good hooks, and 'he read'
"all the sense out.of them."' .„
Age.,
POI)
•
GE
~ N s: ;s.;ss ;;"-..:A,„..-atiOrtor'b, .
isfri,Ltbe Yfost..eoit.thiPprirtlq,o.y4s
.
Virf ItstrAiVl RHEEIVI; r-AttorTid
Willa' Btroet,Clarllele, , Pe.
•Vfirniiiitiiiiiideltikielod to him.will be promptly. att
tr , d,3l!•!. , • ...„. 7 J , , 5 e 6- 7
j
G-plllco on,
poith, iqtriiiver street; :1101:44.
iloutti of cllesa' All :pufdapss ailtrusied to Lim
'.l9ll:belpreinppy"ettcluclie,l:.to;
AttOrher at Lliw.
L,i 3 Offieco -In kart titan Street, Mobantisburg,l i a!
:„.1113‘apro‘VILlioant."•••-74, • to StlitYE . YIN Em a
, I , ;e4r:e is ex o te_ ‘.7 iil i tk
. - ,
_
S." 0 . 16 Ce in, North'
lJflnnbvoi stroirt two 'dorms from Not &
stord. • 001co'honi& moropartictilarlyfrom 7 to u o.qock;
tA-Fin:,--0,-nirniiiii.c-to.rweleorP: " - '
, „
pOCTOR $l . ` Z -
Juni ltooldonCo imet, Maln'fi troot. third door.' olow
o Market llouso. Calls lit.town suid.ootirdy promptly
attended. • 5 • .54 •
• • CarilslM, Jaiil2,lBso: ' , '
South ilanore'r -street,' ,
next deaf to, the Post •.- - ..• ,
pike.
ylytplll he &seen! from ,Parllsle the last ten days
of each Month. ~ • ' • . ...f.itng.l, '66
___________, , _..
- -,..., j:)11::' GEORGE S. SEA
_iiiii--.05L:1--- : RIGIIT i DENTIST, from the Be-
BM 0
_- .
~ . imer i sT .Volltfgo ;of- Dontaft,SdrOry;',• _
t.;.ollleratalfo - rialdoneo - pf fats mottif3r,Yamt 'Lotitlim
street; three dodB Ixllorilleitford.
t • Iteforoocettr..Geo •
74 - 11 rots --"; .- :, •'...frirrh_lo,.3-00-tf. '
: • . w. .. .
- WM• L E Y
, 1:111tt i ; 1 / 4
having boion Instructed
.. in the art (by Dr. Geoc4.
Bretz', it graduate• of the-Baltimore-Dental , Cellogo).W .
now prepared to receive' bia friends and perform the
various operations In the line of tbrt•Dontal profocslon;
at.blatoclderi 6 or in Simth Street, third door froniltiest
'Street:--dice tuta modoratri. ,
blay.27, 1856-Iy. "
'QCRIVENER A D, I CONVEYAN .
ClilL—A. L. SPONSLEIL lee Reglate's& Cumber
laud county, will carefully attend to the Emanation of
tell such iIUSIDOSH as may ho entrusted 'to him, such aa
thneritlng of Deeds, Mortgages dentractpste Ile will
plan devote his attention '0 the procurinicof Land-War .
rants, Pensiona, &c. ail well as the purchase and sale
attend Estate, negotlationa, orient - dyne. 0?e..0111ce on
West High Street. formerly ocenpled, ley W. lil. Penrose
near the Methodist Chureh.-„. -
C7fW..:BRANDT, MOnlifacturer of
Mineral )Vaterc,. Proneb Mead, ' •
—Battled Ale, Porter and Cider,
'North . Mts!' Street.; neat; the Ball Roes . .
NEW MARBLE YARD.—Now , ,,iO
tlte accepted thud, and now la ttka day for
- Glare Stones,
• • ,-' Monuments, . ,
S' '
. • • , 13111a, - de., de,
at Iloffer's Marble Yard, Carlisle, l'a. Also, Iron Mall
. , , [Apr.l6,..
?0,6m..
. .
•
8. P. 8:18D ca. 1 : • - sic E, sirELANE
QNYDER & M'FARLANE -- - • ,
kJ, . . LAND AGENTS ,
.
.MINNEAPOLIS, Opposite the Suspension Bridge, Falls
• of St. AnthOny, Minnesota Territory, '
Will bny and sat lands; negotinto loans, locate lan4
warrants lu Mimiesota,lowa, and Wisconsin. Inquiries
respecting the country,by letter or otlierniso, promptly
-Tmawered.--- ' -
• REFERENCES. ' ' •
Ilou.'Alek. Ramsey, Ex-Governor, ' ' • -
• • Hon. lb M. Rice, Delegate to Optigross;Minnosoin,
Gov. Pollock, Harrisburg, . •
• James R. Steele,/ , ‘ Co., Philadelphia., , 4 . .
--.llol),l[o4Brick Watts, Carlisle, ,
A. Brady ShaiKklft - q., -
-•-
11 Magoun,istew York, • ,
Robert Walsh, New Orleans,
'
James It. Imino, Esq.; Norville, . .
lion. J. S. 'thick, klomeinet Penn's. ,
llon. J. It. Eddie, "' . "
-J. IT, Good, Itloyor, Springfield;Oh10, •
Gen. C. Antlamy,• • '" a
' Jag. Carson, Esq. St. Louie, •
' Win. Wilson, Esq., Baltimore, Md.' • • -
J. T. Wright, Charleston, S. C.,
J. 11. Wilson, Philadolphia. ..• ,
-
. . .
3Q,000 Aries of Unimproved Land for Sale, at froth $2
to $lO par acre; Atari Improved -Earths. • Lots for sato
in St. 1'1'1,4 St. Anthony, and nil towns Ori theohlinthe
sotn river, - - •.- ._-___../._ ,
tx9...Particulan 'attention giv e n, to e tlie 'Loaning of
liioney, ond Enterin g Land Warrathii. , Address,
_ ,_.
N - YDETCIfIit'FARLA NE; ----
Marsh 16. 11156.—1y.1 Blinneopolis. Min. Ter.
IL)E A E' S T .A.:T E:A NC Y r
T.1'0[41,8011,
lave opened an al. at St. J oseph, Mo., for .the pur.
elms° andante of Beal Ilstato, buying andoelling Land
Warrants, entering Lend on Thno; Surveying and Map.
plng`Towns, Location of Warrants, and making invest
ments for, non•residents, paying of Taxes, and all bust
nova pertaining ton General Land Agoncy in Missouri,
Kansas, Nobraska, and lowa.
1109.0111c0 on Second Street, Ntirthuf A. T. Boattle's
Banking House. , [July 30,1856.
.obufation,
fIARLISLiF,EMALE SEMINARY
Alit. and Mit& CLARK, who have boon for several
yearn engaged in teaching, respectfully announce to the
citleono of Carlisle and vicinity, that on the Ist of Sop•
A:Wilber, 1000, they will commence the sowed 50881013, in
Louther Street, near the Merman lleforroed Church, of
their
SEMINARY NOR YOUNG LADIES.
The Institution will be both a boarding and . day
school, in which all the branches necessary fur the com
plete education of young ladles will ho taught. . Assist
ants of -the. highest character for qualifications and
morality wilt Ile employed In accordance with the wants
of t
strictly Christina principles, while sectarianism will
be as rigidly excluded.
•
—Thu Principals Satter themselves that their long and
successful experience . as, teachers, as testified by the
recommendations iti4heir possession, will enable them
to establish AA luetltution of the highest character for
- young - hailes. -- Theyare fully persuaded, that. suclian
-Institution will be sustained here by the cittions and
neighboring country, and hope that their confidence
may not Ile disappointed..
The Scholastic year will consist of four terms (eleven
weeks each), beginning on September 1 and ending on
second Wednesday In July.
-- TERMS PER QUARTER (11-weeks). •
Boarding, Including fuel, lights, and,
tuition in English branches, - *35 00
Primary Department,n - - 000
Higher English, - 8 00' .
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, - 500
Ornamental branches at professor's charges.
No deduction for absence after entrance, except In
case of protracted illness...
. • RCF,EBENCSS. •
Hen. FRED`K. WATTS, Roy. C. P. WING,
J. It. PARKER, Esq., A. Q. KRENIER,
JAMES lIAMILTON,•Esq., . " JACOB.FRY, • •
T. 11. SEILES. Esq., " W. - EELS, -
Dr. S.' B. KIEFFEIt, B. 5101183,7 -
Mr. Mr. STERItETT. „•
Mar; IoilBso-1 year.
%7 HITE HALL ACADEMY.-
THREE MILES {VEST OF GAB lit BENNO
The Twelfth Sessien of title tuntitutloo will commence
on Monday, the 3d of November. Parente and Guar
dians are requested to • inquire into ifs. merits belbre
sending their sons or wards elsewhere. Tho location of
the Institution Is retired, pleasant and 'healthful,
and the course of instruction embraces the ordina
ry and higher branches of an English Education, to , '
gether with the Latin, Greek, 'grouch, and Gorman
.guages, _and. vocal and instrumental music, Terms,
boarding, washing, and Tuition in the English branch.
- as and'vocal music persesslolv(2l weeks)-ilitle,oo, For
--eiroular,contalnins.particniars address.
- DTTENLINOER.
itarrlsburg, Pa.
I=
Sop. 17, 1856.]
I3LA.INFIELD ACADEMY.—Near
CARLISLE, Pa.—The Twontieth Scission (five
monthe)_will continence on Ditty 6th. A now build•
lug hoe boon erected' '
conteltillni:tlymnasiunrrAltielo
Room, de. ' • ,
With ineroarted .fi teilltios for instruction and , Ample
acennintodationti, this Institution presents great In
•ducemente to parents who desire • the physiCal and
mental Improroteent of theft . eons,
Terms. per flossion,•s o6 .00. For.eireulers, with full
information, per.
, R. K. BURNS,
Principal and Proprietor,
Anrll 1.85 d., cuntherland co., Pa.
• • . •
• Wid .
CON'111:FIRBIAL. , COLLEGE,
removed to the new and spacious Hall, No. 99 and
lei BALTIMORE STREET, Baltimore, Md.•
0. IC. CueusEttutv, Principal and LectArer upon Moreau
tile Scletice.
K. K. LestmLin charge - of Writing Department. -
O. W. KEMP, Instructor in. Mercantile Calculatio'ns and
Associate in hook Keeping Department. "
4. M. Punties, Teacher in Book •Koeping. •
B T. MI LLIAWS. Lecturer on Commercial - Lati. •.
Three yeani babe not' yet elapsed since the establish.
Mont of this institutieu, during which time upwArds of
eight hundred students have boon In attendance, (rep.
resentitetfrirevery-ttale-In-the-Union,)-among
whom are•numbers to Baltimore'and elsewhere-occupy
ing prominent pisitions as business mon and account
COURSE OF STUDY: •• ' • : •
BOOK KEEPINO.—The Principal has th e utmost con
•
tidier:A in assuring the public that after an expel lance o
fourteen yearn ln qualifying young men for ,
lug Room and - other stations, and an eaten
"sive 'acquaintance with the • mansgement M boteltiess-•
books of every.description, (resisted us he Is by two No
accountata,) the course of-Amining' In this do;
partment is eminently practical .snd well adapted to,
the various pursuits of Commerce and Trado, Including'
Individual,. Partnership, Mercantile, -Manufacturing,.
Comelission, Exchange, illankinc , Shipping. &sunbelt!,
Nig, Compound Company opeistions,
ONEdA.NSIIIP.- . -The exercises Snider kW/the/Id-ere
free, eksy and graceful, combining rapidity of execution
CSvitb beauty of construction, 'bps enabling the student
=to writetin - elegant - business hand on completion of the'
l7nourse.,,,il • • .•
MERCANTILE OALCULATIONB In
...bearingaarli,l9994t , bytlttf,xlmst acmorate and xt/Ipedi.
-'tious method. . . , • ,
„ Daily lectures irn delivered upon the Science of- Ac--
e o unts,lllercantibillu,stoms; dm, • these. Ittoonneetion
with a serimkof lectwtes on ColifinercialLaw, are"of the
highest ImporAnceWallasp ring to pcsuptpromlnent .
co
necessary, 'fob 'a Andastrione StodMif to
.complete the' emcee, series from 8 t 0.12 weeks.' Therk .
• being no vacation; 'Applicant& 'can enter at any' time,:
• and attend both, dity,nnd evening,' Examinations are
• heldlit stat4XLMlO4l4O siid.diplomas 'awarded to t!
who greduittior Wally eta ) . write and.hava:a 'eh '.
5
• NS forwarded byttiall. -10ct.3,
1~~:t
onnummene!
Sgricultutati
WARE
•N"`Etg4ll3,4icutiPpßATA
v": ,
-
frhe;quieMiliar7l, to tpe basorgenioliiMilotiia'''' ,
oppsaitei,the,Jliillraed IDeisiti., ,agyr
fate PAIN . d variety Of 'Fanning 11:lin1ments, such
as
• ‘,!
s ' CORN QRATIt '
SIIELLEIIS e
noiLkns,
'CoriPand Cob Orindore (Sebtt • fl . Want). the :Cfaseent I
(klanny'a with 'Wood's atonroyepsent), ,Straw ,Cuttem,
aifilb,llr of pf the 'Wed Improved Kind' and
"w°fknlikihhiPiland sold on the malt, H a nno
modating terms. Farmers are respectfully Jorltod to
3. - ARMSTWING.
/a - For tbe convenience' of farmers; lionro'a 'Patent:
.Gratn Drill will be sold at Bbiremonstown by Berjaroin'
Clay, and at Sbipponsburg hy,Clirlatlan Tang: .
~. August 20,1850,
•,:',GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS:'
A
PENNOCKIS CELEBRATED WHEAT MlLE—
dented also for sowing oats. grass seeds and
guano. K musar'il Portable Cider . '
in the market. liallidity's patent Windritilic,
Horse Power's and ThresheestLimo and Guano
Spreader's, 'Daniel's -Hay, Straw and Vedder, tu II el
- LIMO - Want Corn: and,Cob--.llllll,,Spahea-A tactumepheria
Churn.. Theebove Superior Implements ith otherle
for the use of the farmer or gitrdnor, for tale 31 o:esit
and Retail hy
PASCITAEL,I II ORRIS & CO.,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, corner 714
and Idarketutreete, Philmulphin. July 25,
. .
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0:4;;T - ZI ---- a' ; 23 - :South - Sixth-:-Sireet_
Plll LADMPIIIA.
A icib •
ULTURAOISPLAMSN't )IANUPACTORIt, BriPtol, VA.
RrIED G abysms (370 Acres) Blocansotile;llplr Bristol, VA,
FARMERS OF THIS NEIGHBOR
. moon, Growers of Wheat and Bye; use
LEINAU'S SUPER. PHOSPHATE OP •LIME;
if you want-heavy Crops, or " Leitiates American
Fertiliser."
- These valuable Alanuret have been used for the past
niz,years suecomfully for the Brain Wilt Tobacco Crop
id 'Virginia, Pennsylvania.. Now 'Jersey, Delaware,
3faryland, and the Islands •of Bermuda and Barbadoes.
A barrill (250 lbs,)ifs sulliclent for nn' acre of ground.,
The aboYe Pertinent's - are composed of reliable Chemical
Elements, - which largely Increase tho cropand improve
the solirdoubling the valuti of ,the land."s Price Of the
Phosphate of • Lime—s4o n ton; Nitrogened $9O, the
American Fertiliser $25 per ton or $3 50 per barrel;
el 25 a keg. Also every rankly of GUANO, Pure Land
.Planter, Pot Ash, Nitrate of Node, BODO Duet, Powdere
Charcoal, &c.
' Goods delivered free of charge. - - -
GEO. A. LBINAU, Proprietor
No. 19 South Front Stient7Phila.
alj-To wholesale dealers a liberal dincount. Pam
, hints in the Englinh and Berman languages antis
Orders at a distance, Cash accompanying or Draft.
promptly attended' to.
' N. 11.111P1.03fAS have been awarded by the Penn
gri Society. New York r 77 stal Palace
'Association, and the New Jersey State C Agricultural
Sodas,- (Son. 8 '59-3mos,
Ali ME S LOOK H .
' The subscrltairsticalre to infoiniTainierif-ahl-pUblic
genemily that they now bayou') hand and nroconetant•
ly manufacturing Threshino Ilichines with PleiTont's
Patent Shaker, which - aro generally acknowledged to be
the best articles now in Imo. Also a variety of Clovei,
ullora,Ceignikollors and Straw Cutters. They also
attenn to the repitHirrtifitgricultrtral-MaehLbery-ln
the best manner and on reasonable terms. kinntifec
tory on-North•lienuoler Street, directly opposite "1.60'
residence of George kletzgar, 'Sag. • •
August o oo: • . • ABRTIIII & PLANK.
T - FATIVERS:7=7-The-subscriboi-bas
ust returned from the City with ono of the largest
assortments of Hardware over brought toAlils place. Ile
bee Just received 80 doz. names with and without pat.
'astenings, Iron and steel hooks' tonging In pairs from
-4-4 to $1 50. Also 800 pr straight and twist link trace
chains from 60 t0'6125. Homo mode biters of nil kinds,
'abide-lot of vivid, fifth; breast, butt, carrying halter
and log chains—also a very Jargo,lot' of shovels, forks,
spades, hoed, rakes: andlicikbort ovinything and any,
thing wanted by the Partners— *- • • r : •
__Remember the old-stand liant Main Bt. Carlisle. .-
March IL% '5O. 11. BAXTON.—
A It.E N • SELF-bIIART'ENING
YANKEE FEED CUTTERS, mamma wrad for
IDILICH A. RAIMENT, No. 410 Markllt street, Philada
This cutter-Is superior to any now.in use, for strength
durability, and aiinplialty of construction; It cutslaat
or, and is tho only self-sharpening Nay, Straw and Corn
Stalk CAtter ever m*de. It baa but ONE STRAIGHT
KNIFE, which any person can grind and set with ease
but In ordinary rase, Is gram* In the machine.' Thom
sands have already been sold, and the demand Is daily
increnalng, most cases an examination Is sufficient
to convince one of its auperiority: ' No one attar a short
trial would part with It for any other. All sizes of the
above constantly on hand and for sale by
.1. I'. LYNE, • •
Oale—Agiiiillor Cumberland county.
KRAUSER'S PORTABLE
•SU , I . it'," CIDER DULLS can still be furnished of
• Improved construction and finish. Their
I grinding apparatus la peculiar, end gives
'them - an advantage over all other mills.
By the action of two reciprocating platoon, the apples
are forced up against the tooth of a rapidly revolving
cylinder and retained till ground to a fine pulprwhich
of course ylaldn more juice when subjected to'prossure
than If the pomace was coarse. The Screw Preen lute
been greatly improved and strengthened since ]net
year, and the Nvhdlilframo In tightened by strong joint
bolts. It Is adapted to either hand oe !torte power and
can be worked by hand to the extent of nix to eight
barrels a day
PASCHALL MORRIS' & CO.,
Implement and Seed Store,
7th and Market, Phila.
Sop. 24,1060
" . AGRICULTURAL IMPLE
z.r,
MENTS.
7 4 1* ••• Ridslnk and Shtvel I'lows, lbr Corn and
,
- Potettods, Expanding 'Cultlvaters, with
Steel Teeth of various patterns, Yield and
Unrden Ilanvirs, Hand Plows, Revolving Horse Bakes,
'patent Scythe Smiths and Scythes, English Lawn
Scythes with rltretted backs, Superior Unloading Any
Forks, with rope and' tackle compleiy, and all other
articles for form unit srdon.
I'ASCIIALL MOURN & CO..
, • 7th and Market Streets, Phila.
IMMENSE -SUCCESS'!!—
THE CHEAPEST MAGAZINE IN TILE WORLD.
BALLOU'Iei_DOLLAIt MON TO LY
••TESIONED INT EVEItY.A3IEIIICAN 11031 E. ,
Encouraged by the uhprecedinded soirees x bleb this
Vander monthly. bes , met with, and the rapidity with
-which-it has inerekeedita drchlaticio r tlic"PrePrlctorhae.
resooei to make it still Wore Worthfof the patronage
- of the public...-That thleadmirablo_workis '
. A MIRACLE OP cilv,!.vNr.ss ~• • '
is admitted. by every one, containing," as It does, One
'Hundred Pages of reading matter in each number, being
more than any of .the $3 , Magazines; and forming two
volumes a year of sin hundred pages nactil,pr - Twelve
-Hundred-pageanfileadiag..3lettelper annumrfer .. ,
,' • . " .. ONE DOLLS - R'l ,
:.. , 13allou's Dollar Monthly Is printeil with till* .tiio,
Upon , tine white Taper and Ito matter le capefully cow
piled and arningtal Litho hands of the editor and pro.
prietor, who has been known to the public es connected
with the liostori Otis for sixteen lts ' pagesoon . ,
years..tnlu
'NEWS, ''', ' ' ' ' MISCELLANY, ,
TALES, - 'l ‘ , , , ....,", • • ADVENTURES, q'-'
- POEMS, ' ' • 111011RAPILIES, ,
" • ' STORIES OP TILE SEA, :BE ETCHES,
',.' • - WIT AND. 111J.1.1011 4 ... - - dc.; lc., . - ,
' front the heat and toed popular writers of this couptil.
It Is also 'spiced with a' , retard of the notable events of
the times, of peace end war, of discoveries end Involve
ments omitting in either heintsphere, , :forming ,an
agreeable compankin for a leisure moment or hoir, any
where, at home or abroad; each number being onhipiele
In itself. '
No sectarian auglects are'mdmittod into its- pages l
there are enough contmVerral publications each , de.
:voted to its pecullaa sector divot. This work is in
tended
% THE MILLION." ..
'north or' south, east or west, rind is tilled to the brim
each month with chaste. polluter and graphic wings..
lacy; Just as any father;, brother cg friend would.
place in rho handeof a faint : tic circle. , It is in all Rade ,
partments, fresh and original, and, nrbat , ,!typports to
berthealmapipe lu the world._ - ... ~.... ....; : .
- . Any_pertene enclosing otiknows to - the prOprlstori - as
below, shall receive thelittigistne" fir one year, or -any
person sending insular subscribers and inane DOLUIIII,
at one ttine shall receive a copy gratis. • .
.M„M.3IALLOU, Publisher and Proprietor.....
Corner of Tdrmont, and Itroadield Streets, Beaton, w
June 11.166., , . , . . ~.. ' .' : '' •
MIRACLE' OF
L.; flelllng, of Mechanicsburg, Cumberland ,
noun )1 Pa., announces to those afflicted with Tumws
Wens. Cancers Po us , Lupus, Moles 'or Marks, Se,
Hines Evil and all dlseasos that have been Unitall3
treated with Canstio or Exilk,he can remove them with'
out cutting, burning • or pain; 'neither Chloroform; or
Ether is adnlinlatered. , to the •patient."lt is , no matter
on whet port of ths. body •they may bey 'Can remove
.them Vitt", •,perlboti safety,Laxid; in a ' remarkebly short
time, -No.klimeral Vegetablepolson ia applied] and nc
..tneoey_rmodied until& cure is perfbeted: • ..
..,'rlacoms Illti-ril;ilferaftWOomplaints; ChrottlaiVene
a Hull and
Hemp s assestreated with' poeltive snores'
by - add either -
lEnglish or tlerman; poet' pall; Patients can be acoom
'inodeted.with Board un reasonable
AleobaßinlbUrg is ono - of the i prettiest :and healthy
?.tewnt In thiii or kny other • cltate. it Isfl es from.
LMniaboraria'a),,theAlcumbeic.ind lioad,rtbd
'aimesilble front allipartai of the The 'Doctor will'
Altlidteasell Id *Wpart of the Ste when peeked.
126,1 Kind readetif yen hpnwanroWeted follower's,
lure delay not to tell•them.of Oita treatment, •
executed
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• • STA:UFFIat '74
CIIGAWNVA'IT"GIitts'AND
: I Wholcealsi and Retail, at the "
etch and.Jowolry•Storo," KO, 20Acseth,§ecot4
;coner of Quarryyphiledelplibi,s , :c.
Oold Lever It ateliers, Gill juwellod,lB carat
caeca. • s 22 ' 00
eiro:te, ' 24 00 '
12 00
Silver Glover, full jowellod,
,; Sliver Leploo,jowelo, , • . .900
Suporlor,Gnartlere, • • .. .; 700
Gold Sjioetrichle7 " 7 00—
" Fine Silver , " •4 80
Gold Dracolote,- ,OO
-Ladles' Oold - Porielle, , : 100 oo •
Silver Too Spoons, sot, -
!,
'Gold Pone, with poodle . and silver" holdari 100
1 Gold ;Finger Bingo' Watch Glassir, &cc. Al! goods
warranted.to bo what they are sold for. -
- ._ . . bT&All'Elt &
• . . . Elucerstisor of O. Venrad.
AitiY-On harld Onto a pld . niid' Silver - 4iTura , Lepl no
'still loworthan the aboire pekes. , ;
ENE
I,4IAL,I4_OLOAKB VILLAS
• AT WHoLeaaLa 01.11 Ilaral0"
• V- - . (I.EO r *JLPI N & Off.,
Impoiters and carers of CLOAKS:and MAN
TII.I..ABeIfMW t tut streot; (a few dooin above 7th, •
south side,) Philadelphia, (In Connection with GEORGE
BULB] N. 301 Broadway N.Y.,the In rgest rminufiettwer
of these goods In the United Status,)bog , to call the ,
tendon of Wholesale and Retail I.ll3lda'.to their large
,nbtl varied stook of CLOAKS, TALMAS, I:f., &re,
fOt the
-fall trade! Their-collectien-conturlsestltematpl ete:n a_ °.
sortment of all the latest Parisian Novelties In -Vol'at
Iffolre Antigun, Cloth; Blom Stu •, while O&M ,
'antes afforded by their cormorant with • the largest
•Manufarmang Rouse, (of these goods,)' Kew. York,
enable them to guarantee bettor value thouis obtaina
ble alsetilmeln tho Market. I GEO. IBILPIN S CU...
beet. 3, _ 174 Chesnut Street abovt.7th:
N,E W 014 E.S , A LEDRUG
. SPA NCEIt. THOMA6,iIiM' 20 . &At Sim three
l'hlladelphla, Importer, litaunfacturer, and 'Dealer in.• •
- Dlt hlte IsSftadeAOlDSt- and
• •
'Dye Stuffs;Paints,•ol l s' Colors,-WFrench
Atu merta White Zinc, Window !Ohms, Mass Maio, Ver.
nlsheg ',frusta's, Instruments, Grcund Spices, Whole
gplces; and 011 other'sfillchisitsually kept--hy-Drugglets,
InclUdlng-llomx,•lndlgo.:Glue;,Elaellae,yotash, &c. •
All orders; by malt-oriotherettso, proolptly 'attended
to., -country merchants nro Invited to call and aiumlne
'our Stock before purchastnit elsowherb. .1 - 4.lnods sent
-to silty of tho,wharves elinittroad_stations.
_Prices Lose
and (foods Warranted. [March 0, 1356-Iy.
JOS 7 MII A. NEEDtES; Matinfactu
rm. 10—• • ' , .
WIRE. Slut '4l/ HAIR-CLOTH SIEVES,
Coarse, Medium and Fine hi mesh : large, middle-slzed,
• : and small in diameter. ' • '
METALL ,OLOT OR -WO VHS
the best'qualitles. tali:ma Mies of menli, from Nos.l
80 inclusive, and from one to six foot in width. • .
They are numbered so many npailes to the lineal inch,
mid cut to suit. .
• The s'ubserlber also keeps ennstnntly to hand
.- • . SCREENS, • •.
• for coal, sand ore, limo, grain,_ gravel. guano, minim
sugar,. salt, bone,• coffee, , spice, drunk- dye-stuffs:l. ite
Together, with an assorment of mitowr Mel) AN,
NEALEDARON;WIRE.' All the above sold wholesale
and; retail by ' . • J. A. NEEDLES,,.
84. Front Weill, Phila.
Juno 4, 1850:-1y. . . •
.
DENSLOW_ & CO., COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
• and Wholesale Dealers In all kinds of
FOREIGN & DomEeer.ip LEAF TOBACCO,
• MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
AND FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC43EGADS,
• •
21 - South Front street. Phllatlelphis:
. . •
Importers of Fine Havana Sows, of the choicest'
growths of the Vueltanbajo. A large nsrortinent of
which ate kept coneauttly on land, and for polo rit a
email advance on rooter Importation..
LW-Consignments respertfully solicited, on which
littoral advances will be made when desired.
— Special attention —leen-to orderefor-purchase on cora,
ndssimrof Tobacco la also every desorlption of Merchen
dise for account c parties living "at n distance front this
tot,„Floie Age , t for he. A. Cloctte's celebrated German
Smoking Toba , o, comprising thirty different varieties.
- - --:-A.pr1123 . 1 B 7=;,13~
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• " • •
cI.IIEPPARD & VAN HARLINGEN.
I,,7—The subscribers having removed to their •
NNW AND SPACIOUS STORE,
No. 218_ Chest nut 500.14,50144 door above Tenth, •
Are now prepared to offer n large and well Selected stock
of the following kcal and desirable goods. principally of
their own importation, or bought at nuction, which
they are able to soli et the importer's prices, and to
which they cordially invite the attention of Country
,Illerehrints. - Hotel Keepers. nod families generally.
Buff,Greon a Venitinti Window Shading.
' Barnsluy and nd
Irish Linen Shooting, 7-4, 5.4, 9-400-4,
'll-4, 12.4. .'
Bolster and Pillow tinons of eavorat choice bleachers,
and nil widths from 38 to 54 inrises.
• Red Blankots of all sizes andqualities.•• - -
Bed Quilts of the following verieties, vie: Marseilles,
Welting, Knotted, Register, .Alhambset, Allendale and
Lancaster, of all the deskable shah.
, Bureau Covers, Table Covers, Window Curtain 51sisiln
Towels and Toweling of . 6TOry variety, Damask 'fable,
Cloths and Napkins, Shirting Linens nod Muslin, Cans
' brie Handkerchiefs, Embnolderies, Hosiery, /ie. Brom.
tel, Damasks. Moreons, Enbroidered Lace and Muslin
Curtains, Gilt Cornices, Bands, (limps, Cord, &e.
SHEPPARD & VAN HARLINGEN, -
Importers and Dealers In Linen and House Furnish.
log Goode.
April 30, 1850—Om. •
•
P EDIIN,BAIV.S ONE-PRICE
‘Wholesale and Retail
CASH BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
N 0.70 South itleOmni "St., Corner of Carter SE
The establishment has been enlarged and improved
and in supplied with the largest and best Retail Stock'
in Ow City, principally otitis own manufacture, With a
choice assortment Iron, the best Eastern Market , m
bracing Ladles,' Goats', and Children's
ROOTS. SHOES AND GAITERS
of every description, style and ,quality,:embrecing the
best styles and qualities In this or any other market.
This stork cannot be excelled for Quality Style and
Cheapness. •
Each article is -marked at the very lowest possible
price, from which no deviation wlihtw made. No -ex
travagant ttatemonts will be needed, and uouermade to
Wort sales.
Goodyear's Gum In all varietion. Pure Gums, so
scarce In that market, always on hand. The public Is.
esTatctfully invited to call. , [April 1, 1850.
or t iPEIILA.DELPIIIA.• '_,AIWEIVNT.-
, EVANS' . FINE & THIEF PROOF SAFES!
merchants, lawyers, (armors, and others, having
Beaks, Papers, or other valuables,' to preserve from
FIRE - in' - BURG LABS.•
Day.aud Newell's (Hebb's) BANK LOCKS. •
A Cane.—The "Fire Proof - Sofa," thit'preserved our
Books, Papers, &c., during the groat Fire at Hart's
Buildings, was purchased of OLIVER EVANS, M S. 2nd
St., Philadelphia. . cETz a BUCK.
_ .
REFRICERATORS 31 WATER FILTERS.
EVANS' Premium Voittilated Refrigoratonifoacoolhig
and preserving moats, butter, milk, watervind hit
articles for culinary purposes.
WAFER . VI La 0118 for purifying bracklah, or muddy
water, whether aßoctod by mine, limestOde, marl, or
other Catlsols;. nan be had soparidu or attached to the
Itafrlgeraters—a small quantity of ico cooling the whole
the warmest weather.
PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS, for the use of warm
dr cold water.
WATER COOLERS, for Hotels, Storos,and . Dwellings.
STORE TRUCKS, for moving bolos, bales: die.
SEAL PRESSES, Copyinisdo., OLlV -Druggi
t• st
V do. '
EiEANS. '
No. GI South Second St., ( 2.doUrs below Chesnut.
March 5, 1856-Iy. (Established in 18115.)
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PATENT, CILAIVIPI
u.tiAFES, with Hall's Ptitent•
;dor ,Proof Locks, which, were
mrdod 'separate Medals At the
yld's Fairi-Loudon,ls4d, and
)D. the ATerld's Fair, hew
ark, 1853 and '54. 'The subscrl
ws are the solo manufacturers
proprietors in this State of
!above unequalled Seep:m i d p
;ks. The reputotirn of the;
luine "Ilerring'S Safe" if. work''
le; and fur- the last tblrteet,
,re the mercantile community
re witnessed and borne testi
-10100 fireprehrquillitlolete—
ss-liiiie beeti - ectually'seid, and'
over awe 'HUNDRED have pulsed - triumphantly through
accideutal Arch I The, public are assured that all Safes
manufactured by the 'subscribers are not only guaran
teed to be fully equal, but In many respects oven sups.
riqr ,to those Which have teen so soverely,trjed by Are
Few, will forgot their sei-lices In the burnlfk.ef -the
"Tribune 'establishment,'" New York, and at the Great
Fire, in Strawberry street, at -the laige•Ore lasVuly,
opposite the Girard lleuse; and still more recently
In the Fire -at Fifth and Chesnut stn., in ; the city et ,
Phildelphia, In which -these. Safes came forth the ac
knowledged CIIADPIONj when many other, senutittea,
• FAIMEL & 'CO., •
•
bog SAVE AND BANK LOOK MAMA , ' • •
. Si WALNUT Street,
• -
.
Chilled Iretv_flafen. with Powder Proof Locke, maw
factored expressly for Reeks,
.)linkers, , Jowellersoaro
°there. requirlng - somiritY floor' rottura. 'll4,rkk Vaalte,.l
lloere,Ar,erk_kaPd_nroklarideto'lxvler...•All the •tiort ,
celebrated Locks for sale at manuPiclurers' prlees. •
Second., band..” rtatety! ,fSaltorkentlera" and'Tren '
- OheAtii" . of other Macre:have been - taken In park
pay ,
'meet for,llerrlaa's for Aslo at half Peke. • xrP
•
1. WALL .PAPER.--40 ,,, tecois i ed'
~epleadld. stock of ' raper . lleng,lnge. Window
- 131inlide'ned"FleabOard Printarembrecit t b o-noWCO
eel Most . *Pproeed etyleiti, The designs ere fleet and
,chsto, pad the pprim oath ee , cannot fay to niece-sells.
feeling. We invite ear friends end the nubile n' e neral.
ly to ealiendimeeatne our netortmeet before purctotaing
elsewhere. „ , . •0.11:.8.1XTON; ,.
•• ". inercbal. - , East Dieu' titreet: CarliPle
•6 )1 £.'p
•
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TattA(ld()", AND 6 1 i.GARS
.I._k • DENSLO*
21 9011TH FRONVETREET, PIIILATELPHIA, •
oomrdissioN raplcgArqsAND , DEALEIRS,IN ALL
" "
. •
-- WV TOBACCO, '.-MANTWACTUBBiI'TOBACCO
• •
layo constantly, on lined and for sale low all I:Indoor_
Am,lean and •Spaidnh 'Mid Tobaccos, selected with,
special refercoro to Mapfacturors'. ''"'
Alf articles Sold warranted to bone ropreignted., BO'
_evary_oppof tonitytafforded fOr _e_nololnatlon. •* •
purchasers at a dletaoco ran send
.4 huh. bider's ens
kidi•supon below na — folthfgllfi screed as if 'their goods
mere selected in poraon. • ' (nprll 3, 1850-Iy. -
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SAVING' TILE U.S.
INSURANCE, ANNUITY'n mr
A Titu.com:
- 87 - 117Ciiinee Third nail Chesnut Strode, - Phtl'a;
CAPITAL $250,e00.
Money la received on deposit daily.; the amount de,
posited Is entered in a Deposit Rook and given to the
Ihipoaltor,'or, If prefih•redia certificate wlllhe given.
All autos' large, Mid small, are received, and the
amount. paid back on demand. without notice. •
Interest to paid at the rate of•rlve,PFß CENT., con
inenchig front the day of deposit; mid-ceasing fburtatm
days previona to the wltlidraival of the miner. ;
Po the flint day of3anunry,-le each year, the Interest
of each t.pirAtd_to AcAsmnitgr, or added_ to OM
i mlticip.tl, ax bellnly Osier. .
F- The Company hell% new upwards of 3,40 depositors
in the city of Philadelphia slate.
Any oditlonal information will be Aim b: addressing
the TREASURER,
DIERECTOSS.- •' '
Stephen It:Crawford: Presq. Wm. 111, Godwin, •
I,4lwreneu .lohnson,•V Ice l't. • Paul B. Goddard.
- Xmansoo. Thom'lvan, da. afellensy,
Benjamin W, Tingley, ' • • . James Derereux,
.Ineol, L. Florence, • ' Gust. English,
PLINY FIFE. Secretary and Treasurer,
J. C OETILACIII.MIER. • . • Taller and ,Interpaer,
*Supt. 12 '55.-Iy. -
SChartered by the State of Pennitylvanlain 1855
OFFICE, 55 WAI,NOT STREET •
—One-dmit-nbove-SecOnd-Striiot.-ndlodelPhh i, - --:
Receives Deposits In sums of One Dollar and upwards
front all classes of the community, and nllows interest
nt the rate of live. per cent per annum. Moneys' id
bark on demand. ' /1.11• Office open daily from e 9
until
o'clock. and on Monday and tiaturday ,. until 0 o'clock
In the evening., -
This Institution will ho found a l tonvonlent and :safe
place of ileposlt for Farnuera and others doing business
its Philadelphia. Depoliits are paid on demand withoutany previous notice being ronulrtd. ' •••
DIAMAIN.IIB. •
.. . .. .
Edmund'A. Solider, .. Hon. Job IL Tyson, •
Stilwell S.,Bishop, ' _George Boldin, '
Jamits - Ji. Bora,- _ . ' Robert Morris, -
John MrCanles, '. • • ' Edward L. Clark, i
Jacob Sheets, . . Capt. John Gallagher,
.Joieph 31; Cowell, • • John.llice, -.-- ,
-Joseph B. Myers,. ' -Richard 0, Btotesbury,
Edward IL Trotter, William Shipped, Jr - . -
Franklin Bacon, ' -Wnt.,1,.. Jenks, . •
'Thomas Cooper,
Y.dgar E. Pettit,
Prosidont—FitAß MAN FELL.
Trefisuron—CllAS. N. MOREIS.
Secretary--JAMES 8. PIIIICOLF.
tyitTho Charter provides that no manager, officer or
agent shrill, directly or Indirectly, borrow any money'
from the Society.- - 0ct17,1855-ly
- NATIONAL SAFETY'COMI'ANY, War.
nut street, south-west corner of Third street, Shlisdel.
phis. Incorporated by- the State' of younnylvimln
1841:
Vivo per cent. Interest is given; and the money In al•
ways paid back whenever it is .11ed for, without the,
necessity of giving notice. fur it beforehand.
People who have large sums put their money in this
Saving Fund, on account of the spperlor safety and con
venience it affords, but any sum, large or small, Is rer
colved.i
This Saving-Fund has a very large amount of Mort
gages, Orouud Rents and other first class Investments
for.the security of Duposltoa. The rules prevent any
Director or Oilicer from using or how wing the money.
.The Office is open: to receive and pa y money every
day, from 9 o'clock in.the morning till( o'clock In the
evening; and on Monday and Thursday oveciltig,llll
o'clock. •
People .vho havejnoney to put in, are invited to mill
,at the office for further information. ,
- HENRY L. BENNER, Preside at.
ROBT. SELFRIDIJE, Vice I:resident.
• " IVSI. J. REED, Secretary.
.
October 8,1855. -
yyll,BNOn TRUSSES.—Ileynia ,or
Rupture successfully treated, and comfort Insured,
use of the elegant French Trusses, inspected by the
subscriber, and made to order 'expressly for his sales.
__All aulferlug.with_ltupturt Rtlp. bo .gratiftektOßssrli
'that the occasion now offers - to procure a Truss comblw.
tog extresneßghtnesa, with ease, durability and correct
consiructieß-,--bilicarof the-eunibmnsrand-unconsforta
hie article usually sold. An extensive assortmen always
on hand, adapted to every variety of Rupture in adults
and children, and for sale at a range of price to suit all.
Cost of Single Trusses( $2, $3, $4 and $5, Double, $4,
ss,:so, $8 and 05. •
Persons eta distance calf have a Truss sent to any ad
dresaby_remittnsg4le amount. sending measure around
the hips, and stating irlder - alfettedt --------
For gale Wholesale and Retail by the importer.
CA11.531 11.. NEEDLES,
- - S. W. cor. of Twelfth & Race Sta. f Philadelphia. •
Depot for Dr. 'Banning's Iniprotied Patent Body Brace;
Chest Expanders and Erector BrILCOS; Patent Shoulder
ilmeesv Bustmolury Bandages; Epinal Provo and sup•
ports. Ladies'llootnl with competent ladscattehdants.
• ; april 11.
0' W Alt.!) A S . SOII.I•A'riON
11 PItILADELPIIIA.
131PO1tTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
To all pentane atilicted-with Sexual diseases. cut
'SEMINAL IVEAKNESS,..IMPOTppCEOI.IIWiiIIit
O LEFT, syt.th LIS, Ac., Ac.
The' HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Philadelphia, in
view of the awful destruction of Lumen life and Moat!
caused by Sexual diseases, and the deceptions which
practised upon the unfortunate ViCtilllK of outit disease:
by Quacks, bare directed their consulting Surgeon, as It
011ARITADLE 'ACT worthy of their .namo, to giro
MEDICAL' ADVICE GRATIS, to all persons thus stf
flicted,(Malo or Female.) who apply by letter, (pest-paid,)
with a description of their couditiou, (age. occupation,
habits of 11 fe. Ac.,) and in extrome,porerty and onfAirlag
to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE Ok' CIIAItOIt -
The Howard stssociation lea benevolent - Institution ,
_ustAltilthe4 by special endowment, for the rellet,of the
.sick and distressoWitilieted With "-Virulent-and-Eptm
demic ditto/moil," itel'unde :cam be -used for no other
purpose. It has pow a surplus or rattans, which the
Directors have No .to'advertise the aboremotice. .11
-la needless to add - that the Assmiattert commands the
highest Modlial skill of. tbeago.
Address, (post-paid.) Dr. OEO. B.: CALIPSUN',- dorniult•
lug Surgeon, lloward Aasociation Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the•DleoctP o 'll'
EZRA D. 11EAPIrk , 1 , , rrosmens.
,
aprilll.: FAIMOUntr I : Bocretart. - "- ,
• -
• r•;x . ; ; AO FETTER'S - FU
Cwt .morunt 'noords.
CP. • N O.IV ON iiAN i
i s largesotnninkant crap* and thshionahla VUIINITNBN
and vitidua - • .
wedii.t. and ?dahogany. Dressing Bureaus, with Instal
•
Sohn. Oleic; and Waahatan,da. . •
"Inui4tharres-and-Wardrohea._ _4_
..Itlabogany, and Wain, 'rabbis (.I'4l stiles.
:ItranthltadateadaAhtholgany;tuld Plain Tablet; at all
pop, at.Cha ( ert- s and Analdng Ob alra, with v.alvot or
hair-cloth i/oate and becks.
• .• r
Nabiaiany and IValutit Chairs with baireloth or. rant.
, ' ••
15Qii i 017 1 .011r e
ntirnlturo,lteoinet of, the eUbeerlber, ouleeether attest.
learlbe Fortier of Icorth lloubver.
• 4ACOB'F 4 ITE I 4 4
' July 28;1856. ' ' • ~
MI
--•
!.Ii ,'0:0""F • S-
_..•
- -- • • CELEBRATED
• -0,E.11, Itt AN 111 • • • •
"- • • Prepared-by-x.-4, , •
abIAMCSOM,.eIIILADILIMIA,
will effectually cure
LIVER COSIPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA', , - JAISNDICR, • •
Chronic or .Nervous Debility, Diseases of the •Hitineysi • ••••
and all diseases arising from a disordered
, , • Liver er Stenutch,". • •
• • • . Such ns •
. • . • Constillation, .
.Inward Piles, Full. •' '
- ness onblood to i hellead, •
" Acidity of the Stomach, Rau.
. sealleartburn, DisgusSforFood, t•.
, . Fullness Weight nu the Stomach,
, • Soar Eructations,Sinking or Flutterine •
at the Pit of the Stenumb,,,Pwimming of ' •
the Head, Hunted nod Difficult Breathing
, Fluttering at the Heart, .Choaklnglir Ruffen°. '
Ong tlemetions - when ina lying posture, Dimness ••
.of Vision Dots of webs hefore the Sight,' Foyer ""•••
• . 'and dull pain in the Head, Dellieleney"of.
Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin.and •
Eyes, Pain in- theßide, Back, Cheat,----- - ; - •
Limbo, , Sudden Flushes .of
'Heat, Burning .in.the.. Flesh, - ."
• - Constant hunginings of: •
: ' great 1./° 7 •.
• premium' of.
x• Spirits.
The proprietor in-calling the: attention' of thd public
prepntal ion, does so with a fedi!) g , of the utmost
confidence its Its virtues and adeptatlon to the diseases '
for which it-is recommended." • • .
lite nonownia.Mitried 'Urticle, but mill that has .,
etood-thetest of elan yearP trial before the Anieriniu •
people, and :its,reputution and-ante is" unrivalled by • '
any almittr preparations extant. The testimony in Its '
favor glien by The nett prominent and well known •
Physicians and individuals In all parts of the country--
.DBILANORIENTS OF THE LIVER, AND STOISACII.
Are sources of insanity: From disorder or obstruetion, • •
_xt.nierlddffttlon.Uf_thersympathetle and: other , . nerves • --
.follows, autfAlau functions of the brain urn impaired and -
deranged; derangement there will also produce diseaS-•
es of the heart, sixtn, lungs, and kidneys. It_ is owing
td rite same cause that tlioustirids• die with Cholera,
Bilious or Yellow Fever, and that most baneful disease,
'Consumption.
The general want of success in treating diseases of the •
-liver andutonmeht'hasnotheathrdefleleineflif - pathoTo- •
gical•knowledge of their functions-but of a - suitable
cciretsittrk dint would act upon the dieeasehnd all the
,sympathetic affections. 'flint has been gained in'these -
Bitters and they can -be used by persons'wlth the
- most - delicateutumach withrperfeetsafetfv-safety, at
nu tints debilitate thd patient, but give strength and •
increase the nervous energy.- They can he Olken at all •
times., au& nude° all eirentnebincen. No ordinary
expo
sure will prevent them having salutary effect, and
noted effect can result.from an over dose.
•If patients venturer° in the use of thin remedy, -
and use it strictly according to directions, it will cure '•
the foregoing dlitenses in every instance, ifnet beyond
the power of medicine; It has caused many to enjoy '
the blessing of renewed health, and In molly deseratep
and abandoned cases, a perfect and rtnikal ant.
s PERSONS A DVANCBB
And feeling the hand of Time weighing heavily upon • •
them, with 'all its attendant Illy, will Bud hi 1110 use of
the 'litters an Elixer tint will instil now life into their
veins; restore, in a measure • the 'energy and ardor of
more youthful days; bußil up 'their shrunken forms.
and give health - end happiness - to their remaining
ea. ' • •
It lea well established fact, that fully ono-half °Abe •
.
remelt, portion of Our mmulation. are seldom in the en- •
jointunt of mssi health. or to me-their own. expression . -
t• never feel They are languid, devoid of all en.. •
ergy, extremely nervous, and have no appetite. To
this class these Bitters are especially re
esnmended. Tiddr peculiar tonic Said invigoruting
properties render them invaluable In such-cases. •
Persons visiting diStricts .harrassed annually with
FRYER AND'AGUE, or ANY FEVER OF A BILIOUS
NATURE, will find that by the 'timely use of one or •
wo bottles, they will net in one instance take the
dis
ease, as the Bitters will renevatoand strengthen the -
system, and sorry the bile off to its natural channel.- '
Prevention is better than care.
ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE -
'And freeTrom Alcoholic Stimulant,. and all injurious '-
ingredients; an, pleasant in twit° and smell, mild In
their operatiouovill expel all morbid secretions from
_thexhotly,gtve_blomApAhe„ jenletictiCtllb_Zait &heel
and vigor to the frame._
...Priceiff cents per bottle. ...7 - -
PrinlipabUtilce. No. Da ARCH street; 'Phll'a; Pa. • , -
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers ID every town
and Allege in the United States and Cdnadas, and by
all Druggists-In
, 7: 1
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-a
VFLICTED, .READ !- .
'A.
Pill LAM:L.I4IIA! MEDICAL 'MOUSE.
'eta untied twenty two years ego by DR. JUNKELIN,
corner of Third and Union Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
• TIVENTY-TWO-YEARS ,- . -- •
Experience has rendered Dr. K. a Most successful
prec
titioner in the cure of till diseases of a private nature;
manhood's debility, an impediment to mariinge ;
nervous end mutual Julirtuities,,diseases of the skin
and those arising frotn•abuse of mercury.
TA Ii E'PA RTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes Indulged In by boys
-in solitude,.often growing up-with .them-lo manhood.;
and•whlch. II not reformed lu duo time, not only begets
perlouS obstacles to Inatrimontal happliniss, but-gives
rise to a series of protracted, insidious, anal datistating
affections._ •
Few of those who glee way to this pernicious practice • .
'aro aware-of thaennseguenerg,-untll they - find the not ,
VOUR system Shattered, fekl strange and unaccountable
sensations and vague fears In the mind. (See pages 27, •
28, 29, of Dr. IC's book on " Solt Preservatlon.".
• The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble, Is .
unable to labor with accustomed vigor, or to apply
.Is
=mind to study • his step is tardy and weak: he is dull,.
irresolute, and, engages oven in his sports with Rae
energy than usual.
If he emancipate hlmskif before the practice-has done
Its worst, and -.enter matrimony, bis marriage Is ,
fruitful, and his sense tells him that this is caused by
his early follies. These aro considerations which should .".,
awaken the attention of all,who are similarly Situated.
- • PATIENTS AT I.A. DISTANCE
Can have (by stating thelr•case explicitly, together,
with nil their symptoms, per letter, enclosing a* remit
tance) Dr:K.'s niedicine, - appropriated accordingly.
FOrwarded to any part of the United States,, and
secure from DAMAGE and CURIOSITY, by mail or ex
press.
. DEADI YOUTH AND IIANDOOD 11 .
A Vigorous Life or a Premature Death,. Rinkelln on ,
Self-Preservation—Only 25 cents.
Letters containing that value ItOitamps, will ensure
a copy Or return of mail.
• GRATIS I • GRATIS 1 I GRATI/31 I 1 -
` A - Free GIFT to all. ,
3IISERY ItELIEVIID, •
"Nature's Guide," a new and popular work, full O.
. valuable avice and Impressive warning, alike reticule
ted to prevent years of misery and save thousands of
lives, Is distributed without charge r and forwarded' by '
mail; prepaid, to soy Post Office In the United Status
on receiving an order enclosing two•postage stamps.
TTONICS WON'.'y DO!
—They never did do more thou give temporary
et, and they never wllll It is bemuse they don't
touch the (mese of the diserite.— The- cause of all - ague
and billions ditouses Is tho atmospheric poison called
Miasma or Malaria. Noutralize this poison by its ru-
TURAL ANTIDOTE, and all disease caused by it disappears
itt once. Rhodes' reverandAsue Cure is this antidote
'to Natalia, and moreove r It is it porfeelly - hanideitinied- -
lobo. Tho cornfield., of thti celobrated chemist, J. It.
chliton,of Nowt York, to this Effect, is attached to two
.ry . therdlbm, If it does no good, it can chino
harm. ""
"This is moo than can be said of Quinine, Arsenic, or
any other ionic In existence, as their use is ruin" a to
the constitution and brings uu /tout; which
never allows aperson to fool perfectly well for a single
moment. In Illustration of those truths I annex souls
extracts_ from" a letter just received from a" Physician:
UEOROETOWN, Onto, March 17, 1856.
*JAS. A. RHOADS. Et:Q.—Doan Yours of 2d inst.,
Is at band. The Clint arrived into last year, and the
dlilleulty In gutting any one to purchase* It was greatly
increased fronethe fact that Aremedy hod peon Intl,
dared which tens growing in favor with" thepublic as
being better than using Quinine—not knowing, 7 pro-
sumo, that the remedy they used to maim taking qui
nine contained tile DRUG 17131 , thr I •
• •
this remedy (known as " Smith's Tonic, " )
would In
variably BREAK an Ague, but it did not Cure it, as it
would often return with renuwod vigor. This one dr- .
minibtonce I deemed in your favor, If I could Institute •
a test compachnn butvieon It and your CURE.. The fol
lowing is the,' esult ;.
Three persons took your "Cure," all of which were
casco •of "Quotidian intermittent Fever," of many
weekajfanding. They had tried Quinine and other
remedies, occasionally missing a chill, but It wan (as•in
all such cases.) slowly wearing them out, and haying •
the found/WI , u•of -ether and-severer - maladlos; - 1. -- did
lu effecting dradical cure of all thrim of these ..
eases with your remedy, and ttioy have not had a chill
clockr - In;n11 three of tlierie oasis the" Smith's
bud been used, and would, as babas stated, break the
chili, but after a period or two had elapsed it would'
return. . • •-• • •
• . . .
1 think. there will be no difficulty' nn* In `glving;to
your ..Cure" the vantage ground of any other remedy ~
now In use hum. de., Lc.- ' WILL DUCENER, N. D.
I:110DES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE
TO - 31 - A - I.7:II.IATAIM - Oilly - harmlesrteniedy - In — eslsLence
Is equally, curtain as a PRIXENXIVF, as a 0000." Take
It when you feel the chills, coining on, and you will
um or have a And.le'one:
• JAME J 2 A. RILIODEB, Proprietor,
Providence, It, f,
• -
V.Fer sale by W. A. Endo, and Druggists generally..
• July 2.18511.
)L, N.YORTANT TO EVERYBODY:— 1
. 1
For the last.three. years lc have been engaged in . a
uslneas 'knee u only to myself, and comparatively few
others,' whom 1 .have instructed for'the sum or $2OO
each, which hoe averaged me at
_the at of 11,000
to $5,000 per annum • and, havingmade graugemegtg • . •
tupelo Luropo in the Fall, tonugage in the some hus/-
nem, I . am wrilhig to givnfull'instructions I,r the art to
any persone lu the United States or Canadas, whowill
'remit me the sum of Si. I am indimed, from the cue-.
cents 1 have Leen Steered With. and the many thankful
iic k n owiedgemoute, 1 have received .from those whom I
have, Instructed, and who are making from
FIWE TO FIFfEEN DOLLARS PER‘DAY
at it, to give any person an opportunity- to engage In
thin business, which is easy pleasant, and very pro fi ts.
' bin, a nPima/ W s . l'i‘iiie is peslllvely No Nunn° in,
the matter. - References of the best classoan be given as
regards Ito character, and rcan refer to persons whom I
have Instructed, who will testikthat they are making '.
from - Vrtolle per-day-sf-thesame f —lt is a-business in
=which either _ •
.... ~ - -" -" - • .
. •
LADIES . cllt GENTLEMEN
'can engageeand with ferfect ease make a very hand
some income. Eovoral }Awn in variuns parts .of K9E_
York Plate, Pennaylvania pcul Maryland, whom -I have •
instructed; are now - making froin to 06 per day at It.
It Ia a OILNIMAL IittIINZSB, and but a dollar or two Is res
spired to start It. Upon receipt of $l, I "will Immo
-ellately wend to the applicant aprinted circular contain.
ing full lastruetions la the art, which can be; perfectly'
...understood at once.
- Iti•the mouth of May bast, I seat -My advertisement
.to the editor. of the " goading Oasette an Democrat,"
'heading Pa., and'also sant him ono of my circulars of
-instructions. On Its receipt, and on a careful examine-,
lion, ho Inserted the following editorial. In his paper:
, • tt We rail al tention'tothe aCvertlnement of Jr.D A. T.
Parsons. of New Yurkl hetlef'"ln QnTANr ro
none," which, will be found in suet .or column. hir:P.
_hen sent ws one orhin clrculet'n - nil uded„lo, In the ad-,
vertisement, and on exantifiaUOnwtinndit,ar rays ,
It Is, no humbug, but a light, easy and honorable busk. .
Illago profitable on a very .
I trilling 11/tel.! ." • - "
• All 1 4terantiist be addressed to A. T. PARSONS, 386
trilling
York. , ' . Puna
•
BOiLER :FOR SALE—the
logiitii6rlbiivaffere-ftrigarernoveteenr - BouiroAs h,..
won foot long end Wit , . inches in dianaetpr, with one ,
tonrioen inch tinoiappky ,at the i!epet , llllll:nt' Parr-'
1 11 I f W.--tr, W. U. "arum.
EMI
1110
=I