_
itlirintr.e.s:zcilNgfarituttit.
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:1/1 . 74014,tture . t0 I.kaohase
',,,Xl(.prideetO answer aevera • present n
.TiirMs;froin those who ;are ,now' looking
'.lO - 41:ti for 'their spring fertilizers, we will
here;day that the only imiliurc 'we - Would
ream:emend any one to, purshase," aside
- from those "obtained. from. the stable'
,of
animals, are thOse in which animal' mat
eerie the chief element'. ' _
unbitriediThones- are
probably the Cheapest fertilizers, Where
they,oan be:obtained in sulficient,iinanti-.
ttat there - sent pricee: They contain
*mph" animal "matter, which, if 'they are
#nely . pulveriied,, is "quickly yielded t.
lgr9willg, ' Bcme‘tlitst or, savings
eau be applied diieetly•to seeds or 'roots;
where:they are inost,..effeetnal, , without
n - ray — freaf "iiiiiiitac
tiwately limited:;
Next_to.bone dust, we esteem good Pe
ruvisn'Guano, which consistsl'of partly
decomposed bodies of birds.and their t ex--
(moments. We have-seen no' other brands
of guano,",so ealied,' Which we consider
half.as valuable_as the i Peruvien.: 3luch,
iitiv most of - the article sold as guano;
_withAituridry 4 ippellaffts other than Peru
vian; 'lire
,a little batter than a muse :of
- mf i ncrat - matter, • There is a great deal of
tiod Tor Peiuvian which. is not . gen
-111We: The- steell or appearance is, no
gfilde pyrchasing. It is just now a
common practice, among the 'unscrupul
oil dealers, to buy the genuine, and mix
it with poorer guanbs,'or other materials,
atid - sell• the wholein tovernieent bags,'
aswitadulierated No:-1. .‘The only safe
guard is to got it from respectable deal
aril, .who are known to be.reliable end to
obtain, their supplies direct, or from thoee
, who buy direct of, the accredited'agents,
of tho Peruviari•Gpvernnient. No guano
is genuine which will not lose one-third
to one ita, weight when heated to red
nessi in an:iron-spoon: or'' on_.shovel.
_.Gthat cautiOn_isrequired-in-apPlying-good
guano,,as_it, will destroy seeds and plants
wtio brought in direct contact with thorn.
The best plan is to pulverize and pass it
-through a seive, then mix it ,Well with
five to ten_ times its bulk 'Of ,dry
week to a•month before using, arid _put
the mixture into the soil a few days be
fovf iidding the seed ; or the mixture may
be Sewn broadcast. as atop dressing, Used
in:this way it is epoulidul fertilizer, for
Most crops, and on moat soils.'
Neit to Guano, we would name those
SuPer-Phesphates made by dissolv,ing un
burned bones.in sulphuric acid.--
paration of this kind, well and honestly
made, ie ; doubtless, - very valuable. We
.are not aware What manufacturers even
irtiprofess to-use unburned bones; besidea
tißttrg, of Williamsburg, and Coe, of
Idietown, Ct. Almost all profess to
use more or less Peruvian Guano in their
preparations. : 'Th'o . more Of.this und un
btirned bones the better, because these
furnish-organio-matter. The sulphurik
acid employed; in all genuine Super.Phos
. phates may servo a useful purpose in at
trading and retaining ammonia from the
'air f and in fixing what is' added in the
Guano.' ) ' • ''' ' - ' '
The. American Guano Company aro
preparing to introduce now deposites from
islands in tfie - -Pacifie. If their eatgoes
• are: Riatnined by outside, uninterested
parties, and average eatables are sinalyied
by iden, . who, . like Prof: Johnson, of Yale
College, dO mot„furnish .analysis• 'to or
) deli ; lent7Who &tie, a credit and a poSition
to niaintain;'We say, if the importations
of this, or ; any-other company are subtuit
ted:to finch tents, every cargo founds - to
contain a large - proportion of valuable or
genie matter, will meet with a ready sale,
and-prove a blessing to cultivators. - Cate
shouldbortaken, however, to have every
cargo-tested. • .
Before , palming to the consideration of
'home-modd. manures, we will add a
word in reference to plaster, lime and ash
es. On' many soils the. common Pbuter
of Parid(ur gypsum,) has proved volne..
ble, and as it is a cheap article; it may
- well be'tried,ex.4pt_..by those who Mute
alreedy done so and found it-of little val
ue. . -As an absorber of ammonia, in the
stable and mainert4eap itsis always valu
able, where an abundance of good muck
is not at hand; and it doubtless serves a
like ;purpose when sawn broadcalst upon a
.• _ •
The-alkalies—inch as lime, `unleachod
• ales, and cheap refuse potash—are-.val
uable upon cold, wet, sour laud; especially
where there is vegetable niatter 'which is
not in a ;state. Of decay. As above stat; , d,
any-plant must be: actuilly . decaying be
fore It can Yield its elements to._ a_new_
plant _All_ the-heaviet„damp_soils_ can -
tarn more or loss roots and vegetable mat
ter, which need the aid of alkalies to as:
gist 47 : fitili,t1n iteit. ,depoutpes4ien.;' , Ott,
open, Warue soils; limo nr.ashes are ofteu
injurious afty a year'ne CA o;' since 'they
destray 4 kik4qgataklarinar ter: fanner'. than
it irfuried•Sy.•-lbe gintring crspa.—,
can Apicaltariet.'• • •• . ' •
• . ' • • From Oka Farm Rama!, •
SRI.ROTibiif4:S.DRD CORN.-t—MESSRS.
EDITORS :—WS,Ap i rennenbor to..our or
-row, the, difftcyiltics..we. were Called, Apon
'to encou nter at our ' corn planting.
Almest.everY farmer wee'cOinOelled to re.
plinti. not once only, keit; frocinently, two
'or three - o sonj eh L oin
trouble. Various ~ .causes were assigned ,
for this - failure :of . tbe'iced'arkerfitinatii.'
By some' it:,wini.attribitted..to the intense
cold k the UnnSnal.nidistriess
of thO , .cob, stic. , But whnteier the cause:
of thCfidltirec,lt!iinlit to: pprove a. mare- .
- ing to. evorTfarmeri
"pprevent e•repetition :, of ;it next .seaeOn.,
. 'Moro.
io; Sitt;:leltict - n:suffieierit the;
guest ears, taking, care :arir.rna
merely the largest - in
• perfeottfdle4WO!*ilte:heel
,feCtke, 7 :point:! , , , -.Talre. eare , the.ginitiesiO:
;loose'" or. imperfect .: " fissih
ooleoted..," onffiploot Aunoticy„.hort,'plaoo
it hi f
w re„_ eve •
~roe ;fteceSs;:fo,
. .
i~zßalt vend
hied:Tot:Fr te4h44ityx?pneesi3O*ii„M'SkiliW:
Ale 'pliteell .l l . f fthe.rieleotiat - ni*di3i-iir,
fol*.i iOriii - 04 1 0010tii,01000064 .
.._of Ahftliiisk-41.101116#9-1(114:65*Ii:
„On elok',Oftilfga. 3 !!:;fifitlitO,'Ot* . iirOeirs•
bee-tied ' l ll et .46'4lii#V l o'•'4o
• iatlerk l „.',.' , ;l4,-'1•;4:
If thiksclpsliiill.„Tipp#44l(loolli44.
little fear er, failure to , germmate.4 , ,o!
*fed enot,",CA) ar)
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atr4l - , -- 51talr
11 , :ali: iJ; , :',
DRESIIB_,IN ;MY
dreatiutli4 pligntom land I;_
Where allthlngsare
What Is it bet the wildest strand . .
Of memory's wild,domaint
'*• • • •
• Still no the waking eye growS dim, •
The dreanting gathers gloom— ' , . •
'Bat sleep 'tuts not ti'ghoetibr'bibt '
Whose world has net a tomb:
The shadows of Ilfe'y oilier sky •
- Makes darknegaleithe dretunor's eye!"
.
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Sitting in Our easy chair we thee two bean.
tiful, 'Autumn' baguets q Iright leaved gera
niums, gay • crysanthemums, and brilliant
dahlias. = We note the: delicate tracery' of
their'
~ petals And • fringe "'Haw wonderful
a
that Being ' : who plans and creates uni
' verses; pauses - to pencil• the veins on the:tini
est leaf that, growS.", A acres we look upon
this :lio'utpieti" , .. , we . are • reminded ''many_
others thatlia l ve been'.placed
'upon opt—inble, and after,. breadline': tileir
lives out in iheir iiherratoriee . .of - lovei - have
ailetit.ly withered away..• •••
Flowers ant great • tallterOn their way.
-Every,one_has heerAthe . tallinfeilisp .whole
volumes o f thou lit, when the summer night
wind swept over' Otero; 'or memory touched
the. delieateitracery. ;: dreams of fond; lode;
and. stories - of • sad 4 . hearts,. have 'filled the
pure' pates, and' they .have been . treasured
by human beach among the choicest hooks.
Who- has not some cherished flower, or
tided leaf.tha(keepsa..wholp,Volume of se•
: Crets 'As for.us, we confess to an -undue
' araouitt4;of:hti.nian „weakuesi,.,.and,so,...have.
many auch,rslics; ~The fact is, we can say
as a gifted woman has Said •
• • ' "I never crust a thilfer airay—
. The gift of ..me Who cared for me;
A llttlillower—a Wad flower,
•
tint It Is done reluctantly." ,
• . Thus we have gathered one after another
of the tiny volumes until we have a genuine
flowery—library, -and whenwearly—of__ more,
ponderous tomes we turn us to the lesser
one, and froth their - faded' leaves•we read
stories - happy, :of -thelfdays_that_come_no,
more. P,_ _ _
Just now we; turn the' 'leaves to a Single
'early blue violet, and a dithness fdlls slowly
over the present' and we go back to.a spring
morning, some feW summers since, when we
were jeaching our first Behan].
We see now the Old school-house, nestled
just in the. edge of a cool' wood.. And po
one but a poor; lonesonie, school tericher,
tedehiug',her first' school, and enjoying the
first faultfinding, coutd,appreciate the beau.
ty-and blessing of. that old wood: • We used
to believe, : in the • simplicity of our- hearts
that the trees were fore-ordained to grow
jag-beside our s,choOl-house our especial
relief and enjoyment. .
: I ffeAiltd--Itard.tintes that -summer... .one
tdiidd fault because:we - didn't hear John,
twice forenoon and afternoon;"_ and _
other, - that - we "made .guSan -Jones sit-by
the—side—ef-th-eir — JatM . ;" -- anittirerT - ye -- " - let -
Ji in • Smith steal their Peter's (linneg at
recess . '" one ftWight "we showed parti
ality ;"-one.that we 'tdiept school in too late,:'
another, that We." clocied.So early ;" and when
we "hoarded round," one family thought.
we "dido!t talk. - enough;" another,ilik - we
were proud;':, while a third sagely coneluded
we -",tve , didtVt - know much or we Wouldn't
have to study so much-out Of school hours,"
and a fourth "didn't believe we'd make. as
good a house-keeper as Miss Hobbs, because
when she taught there, she knit-twenty -pal
- of socks in oneseasoal"
-- Thus matters went' on, we trying to do are
best we could, and nur pat.rons_trying to find
all the faint — c . ould. - But to the. story
of the-violet.
• It was one of -those drear, dark days, when
-it scents as-if-the - sky is covered with a thun
der. antihuman. forms :look_ as _KA hey,
might be phantoms from a darker world;
when dime (eels as if -had no friends and
grad of it. A series of: annoyances had mep
us. with their .hateft&l . faces, one after an
other, all -day long, until" we were fashioned
into a perfect pattern of thi.t most.disagree
able.of all animals—a neivous woman. - Wo
had. dismissed sehool; and: instead of_ atop
as-was- our - habit; - to sit a little while
by our table, and calm our troubled spirit,
after the scholars• had-lefti-we had-told-one
of the lingerers to clots thedoor and shut
'the 'windows, and had taken a footpath
through the woods; with a still, pale-faced
.boy by-our Side... He had brought the infor
matihr. that morning, that. "Ma says you
can board 'at our house this week," and we
were accompanying him home: yet feeling
- so tired and out of humor that we shut our
• cant Jci - the happy songs that: the birds sang
all about us, and closed.our 'eyes to all the
beauty of the' old wood, and slid.-not even
stop to see the . skyi_stretch away through the
green tree tops to : the far dreamy distance.
We did n2t. take the little boy's hand in ours,
but tightening it convulsive cldip:ithout the
handle of-our-basket,-walked -on in dogged
silence. .
Reaching the little boy's home we intro
duced. ourself to. a short, fat, carelessly
dressed-woman, and were. shown _into a sit.:
ting room, where every thing was "confusion
worse confounded." • •
The woman took our now boAet and cape
and laid 'them down on a, lounge which
looked as if. it had been the luncheon table:
for, the "young fUlks" for an indefinite
length of time. She thou duly infor,med us
that, baby . had "been sick for a day.or two,"
at the same timetakibg up from a dirty cra
dle a bundle or blankets.and faded 'Calico;
which enveloped about the most disagree-
able little lump of mortality that we ever
had the fortune to behold, and half smother
„ ing it with kisses, and talking to it in that
strange dialect called "baby talk,” she asked
as if we liked babies and upon our replying
in the affirmative she began, quill baby like
school ma'am; 'then, won't it? .want. to. go
and see her now desire?" and thereupon the
precious 'child was deposited in' our lop and
•
..,.the mother welit out to.prepare tea.'
Soon after the father , came in ,followed.by
three :whirediaiied, dirty•faced e,.bildren , of
._the.-sespectiyaLages,''of _two,;. and
- ,was.. a pleasant, goodmatured
itli - ti - countenance-indicatingllack-of.
energy' and resolution,, Seating himself
• near me .he:neked: how.Freildy Acgot.along'
'ln school; , eouldn't beat:all, of them.spel•
and'ivitiiillie the best reader?" at the ,
time. Freddy Was 'standing just . :batore. us
peering
` anxiously into our face to see what
was the oimiion., Then Johnny was called
up to tell what toavo,he ' lived in, timd4Susie.
was Coaxed- to ' give the schooliffa."lnatt
• " Scotch-kiss," and, then. we wbrelieved
of the baby 'and the baby stories byr.the,anl
nouncement that teawas ready.• it was
against' the' enstonker allow:the 'children to
,sit at table with companx, they, were. left in
'the sitting-room'and when we came in from
tea, I „ was'granted the happiness.of' seeing
three' of the 'little' , white-haircd, hopefuls,'
perched upon , a pyramid composed of the
cradle_lx_img,il'and pillows auLl_h_misiok_lll
mynew straw - bonnet und:silk caps while
the • baby was enjoying himefAt .over the
contents of lily work 'basket:. ," Why,. chit
droll I" exclaimed - 'the mother ;' and itlien
turninff to me saidi." they are so full of m's
chief don't know what to do with' theta."
:She then laughingli,picked up the ruined
bonnet andseattered.artieles i and ;'stepped
intOthe - yarcEk'apparently tn'atothe.floW,
' ~aiy eyes were hinnming'with
scald
icig.tears,ffor I' was pooiyand had, pridsd.
:myself citf,;tiky„ netv:,,bonnet, and knnw:that
top scanty purse -would not. repl*ce , icoilky:
.a meareapola'sjilace:Of the ..tetli3One';; - 'My
I mup had been filling`all day and-th e .
last- drop:was added maw; and,`ds ifopite4 .
a
~;' andiebin
,-fast fell thickantrfast and,bliaira
my-sight, and I was sure exert:here corildn't
by porother class Of i t a•
.mech(ak;Sehool'lletielietiv.-iThe , ineideids'Of
thet,,day,, , , and , all ;Abe pilst",dark,l . daysl.of
f came' iip;'iintir my ' seul - aniv. nothing
either in the pastorfuturij Ind'adimis,and
tiq.rhand „crept:
- , alitOTt.Ool3;ol4l‘ . ..ithilditiCioicailiefferd'Ttny,
an& ltiokilig`,syßtuldr,l,' little
'
.. ,al deniarely parched. uPoit,lnY‘botpektnii
np,tv utuf to
she'iliattleijoyedJ•et, my
to my 80111j-dila 611 if 'tiny
flowers rep; leitedl fe e Ail tench Xiore_ehn,ild
I bexemiiinbered, and.that-althoogh my.path
was •dark, Olen neve PAt110N. 1 0 1 ,;(0 1 7,44 9 :
worlds eunAtikliteried and flo'w# e TWlll.
Ini
And•ightiyet:welli in
that
'lsun'elt,ltnd the stoiyTiend Milialeacer3line
'&l4olvid,matirdark -:elendei' . n,iid . etieritedi life
'6f4ttit few - bed liont4j, j.,l(9nra heve palmed
since,, violet wile, gathered by .that
tiny , ll44,„and the little fingeiftliat'el - neried
it life. still,and eold now, feiSusie hpe long
-since-,been gntheied nthong' Pnradiee: - Ildita
. .
~..,:40tin- 6 :'t4rh_g'..:- ! _
GE - 0 - 1 k G ,.;
'S..office 41.1 t. et. {Suet and tro 'C r o j u l l : t Itou CI :o ;
April 4,1,850.
M C. RHEEM, Attorney
Wat Law. Offlce in -Main Street, Carlisle. Pa.—
Rarßusiness entrusted to him Trill bepromptlx at
'tended tv. °
•
t`,l litJlßlCH,',..A.t,tofprefnt . .Ln,w:
..:OfOce on, North, Hanover Otroot, It tow doorli
soutlololnastAotol,..-4111_bnidrituttneLol—to_hiP 1 _
3rlll-Ar.pyompthr riiiTsi4t9, •. • . ,•; [April /c,..
AN.: GREEN - , AttOrnay-ai, - .Lawi•
.office in Eai , e Main Strant, - 111ohanieshurg:Pa.'
attond - to SURVAYINGV in connoxion with
hin profeendon. •-, ' • . [May 21:1850.-1y, •
'KIEFFER Qffico . in .North
I - Mnover street twO doors from IV else & Camiboll's
store. Mice kiddra, mom particularly from 7, to 0 o'clock,
A. 37.. and from 5 to 7 o'clock, P.-M.
.
pOCTOR• S. P. '1411440 4 14.11L=0ffm .
~..-....
and lionideneo Eant Main S. treat. third door. elow
..
t m Market liousd. Calin in town and county promptly
.
attended.
Carlini°. Jnn. 2, 1856. ' • •, ' .
DR.I.C.LOOMIS •
South Hanover street. -Later •
next door to the Poet •
Office. •
tyg...lVill be talent from Carlisle the last ten dipe
of each month. . (Aug. 1, 'Lb
GE'ORGR S. BEA-
I ilfriAl-0 RIGHT, TIENTIST, from the Dal.
timer° Mega of Dental surgery.
O at the regdoneo of Me mother, Knot. Leuthet_
street, three pore belomDedford. Aleferema. , 7Dr. el_e?
Z.Dretz March 10.1.e6G—ti.
QCRIVENER: . • AN."' CONVEY - AN
SPONSI.I6t late Register of Cumber
land county, will carefully attend to the ttousactlon of
all merit business es may ho entrusted tp him, such as
the writing of Deeds, Mortgages Contracts,. kc. Ile will
also devote his attention .0 the procuring it band War
milts, Pi:11181011N Arc. as well us the purchase and sale
of Heal Estate, negotiations, ofinans, .c. u_2,..office on
West High Street, formerly occupied, y, W. M. Penroo,
near the Methodist church.
8. P. ranee,' w. a, IePARLAN
.cIiNYDER..& 111'FARLANE ,
- LAND AGENT - J •
IINNI•,'APOLIS, Oppoelto the Suspension Bridge, Falls
. -of St. Anthony,',llinneenta Territory,
will buy and sell lands, negotietta loans, locate bind
-warren te-ituldin newts, I own, and Wiliam slu...lnq airles.
respecting the country, by letter or otherwise, promptly
answered. . -.-- • . . .
==;!
----11on..Alex. Ramsey, Ex-floverner,_- •
51:111cejlelegntote.Gongress, Minnesota,
. Oov. PiiHoek, Ilarriahint; . • . "
Joanna It. Steele & Co. Phil:l°lo3ls.
•
atiTaltlElo7 - r — '": — a 4 '"" ,
-A. Brady Sharpe, Esq., „.
G Magnum Now York,
Neaf Orleans. •
%lames IL Irvine, Esq., Manville,
• S. Black, Soupariet, Penn'n.,
- 1f0n..1. It. Eddie; - "- -- - -
1. 11, Good, Mayor, Springfield, Ohio,
Gen. C. Anthony,'
Carson, Egg. St. Loads, , •
Wm. Wilson, Etsi.,'Braltianore, Aida,
J. T. Wright, Charleston, S. C.,,'
. .1. 5L Wilsons Philadelphia.- •
.
•
30.000 Acres of ifolnaproved Land for Sale, at from $2
to $lO per here; Roo Unproved Farms, .. Lots for sale
In Sa. Paull, St. Anthony, end all towns' on the Mintio
, •
sada river.: -
- attention given to the Loaning of
Money, anal Entering Land WaiTants. Addresr, : -
• . , • "'S' PNYIIEIt - E - NITA REA
March 20 1050.-0.1 • - Minneapolis, 511 n. Tea'.
,I)PEAL ETATE. - AGENCY.
ANDREW R. For. N. JEFF TIIOIFtiON.
ROE & TIIO3I-?SON, •
iinvcopened- an-oince at St. J (aleph, Mo., for the pur
chase and sale of Real Estate. buying nod cuffing I.4fnd
Warrants; entering Lan i dfr Time, Surveying And Map.
cn
ping Towne , Lotion o arrant.% end making invest
meats for nee-residents, paying of Taxes, and all bust
neeb pertaining too General Land Agency; in Missouri, -
Kansas, Nebraska, and lowa.
Ita-Oflice on Second Street, North of A. T. Beattie's
Banking'ltouse. • r . [July.3o, 1856.
(Ebucdtion.
ARLiSLE. F 1 MALE SEMINARY
N,_,/ 'mid MRS. CLARK, who hotelmen fur several
years engaged in teachlng.respectfully anuounento the
citizens of Carlicie and vicinity, that on the let of Sep•
Comber, ISM; they will commence the second secsion,ln
Louther Street, near the Gerumu Reformed Church, of
their
tiEMINARY lOU YOUNG L.,CDIES
The Institution will ho both a boarding and 44
,school; In which all the branches necessary for the cote
plots education of young ladies will be taught. ' Aseist.
ants of the highest character for qualificatloits and
morality all Tito employed in accordance with the wants
Of the institution: The government will be conducted
on strictly Christian principles, while sectarianism will
bo as rigldly excluded. •
The Principal. flatter themselves that long and
successful experience .as teachers. as testified by the
rorommondations In. their possession will enable them
to establish an Institution of the higliekt character for
young ladies. They are fully persuaded that such an
institution wit) be sustained here by the citizen s and
neighboring mhnitry, and hope that their confidence
may not be disappointed. •
The Scholastic year will consist of (our terms (eleven
seeks each), beginning on September 1 and ending on
second Wednesday In July.
-TRIMS' PER QUARTER (II weeks).-. -=.
- •
Boarding, Including fuel, lights, and ••
tuition In English branches, - Ef• 00 .
Primary Department, - - • - 0.00
Higher English, - - -• . - 800
. •
Ancient and Modern Langungeii,
Ornamental branches at professor's elirges. •
• - No dedtiction Nr absence after entrance, except In
case of protracted Illness. '
R F. FORE 11 •
lion. FRED'K. WATTS, Rov. O. P. WINO;
J. IL. PARKER, Esq., " A. li. KREMER,
JAMES HAMILTON, Esq., -" JAMI FRY,
T. H. SKILES; Esq.; " W. W. EELS.
Dr. 8. IL KIEFFEII. " J B. MORSB,
Rev. Mr. STERRETT
Mar. 19, 18911-1 year.
WI i! I.L 11..f.TA.DE
," THREE MILES IVEST•OF HARRISBURG
The Tvolfth Session of thin institution' will catinmenre .
onjilo.nday, the ad of November. Parents and Guar ,
discern - re requested to Inquire* Into Ilk merits hefl,ro
sanding their sons or vards elsewhere. .'ne lecation.of
the Institution" is' retlied, - plessant' hut) healthful,
and tiro course of instruction embraces the ordins , •
.ry and higher brancheetif an' Eigllsh . Education, to-
geljter with the Latin. Greek, French. end Gemmel len
, „ggliges, and vocal and inetiumontel music. 'Terms,
boarding, ItaShing; nu( Tuition in Chi English branch
es and vociti'musle per session (21 weskit) roe
ciroularytintleining particulars address.
' ilarrlshurer: Pa.
,DLAINFIELD ACAPE3I Y.—Near
17 — CA - 111;191,61,,--Pa.—The--Twenlietis-Session-(Ilve_
inenthit) will commence on May 6th. A now build.
Ing has 'boon erected contalfilug. Gymtbisium, Muth.
Room. •
• With increased facilities' km instrtictinia;-nitd ample
accommodations, this Institution yrenenti-great In
.ducentents to parents who desire Cu; ..physlusl and
mental improvement of.their sons
Tormp per, 9ussion,•.so6 00.. ;per cireuhus, With Pall
information, address ~ • It:
Principal and Proprietor,. •
April 0, , Plainfield. Cumberiond co.. Pa.
, • •
•
M L C 0'141; E E
removed to the now and ripactous Rall; No. 09 au,
10 BM:011011E STREET; Baltimore. Md. - •
0. K. CllAl62BLlN;Prlnclival and Lecturer epen Mercan-,.
E. K. Loma, In charge Of Writing Department.-;
.0, W. Kranylnatructor in Mercantile Calculations and
Associate-In-Beak-if evpittg Deflartment. '•
— J; - )1; PHILLIPS; Teacherltrhoalrlteaping.
8' T. WILLIAUS, lecturer on Commercial Law,
Throe ;years have not yet elapsed since. the estabila l o'
meat of this Institution, dining uhish than upwards of
eight hundred Students have been in attetidance,,(reß•
resenting nearly ovary ' State, lu 'the Union,) among
, Whom are nUmbers In Baltimoreand ebtewhetnecoupy•
lag preminent'pooltious as business men and account
ants. • , , , .
• COURSE or
. KEEPING .— The Principal his tlie utmost con
`edema, In assuring the public that after: au acpedenceo,
'fourteen yea* In quall*rlng young mactbr thS '
Ingltoom and other Important statiotid, 'and' an °stoi ,
'alve acquaintance with - the management" or. 1,0'811340
books of ever ydescriptier, (aislsted ea he.ln'hylicO act 7.
saute acoontatats;) the nouns, or thilnltne In' this .4- n .
partment le eminently practical and, lien adaptat , :to
the varione purslane of ClahmeiticSrud Tredu, Including
.Individual, Partnership, - :Mercantile 'lllanuNetnring,
Commission, Xxoluillgn,..Barikhig,` S t iiP ia g ;l3 . l .*!!! - ,
Aug; Compound Company °patchouli, tr, „.
,PENMANBMIP.—,The °zombies unda this bead Ara
'JP e, easy and pada), combinimiamidltybrii a oadien
41th beauty of oonstractiorOhns enabling the student
to write an elegant Misineas handini noMpletion,OthS'
- 64LCULATIONS In all' iliac. ;,eilba
hringa atelatight by the Most OcKtite and eipedP"
trona iniitt.c4_, •' • • •
..Dally lectuteanro dellaullinpoq , ... t e;....,epco 0
7eiudtafildiicatitue -Custom • qtc.i'lliW,anonsitialotr
with o sat*, okletiPrell nu omitnieraial.lA* . are, britce' ,
liighesEimportanentonlinaplrlng to Ociapy:tiroctilhent .
kthilpais.contanalrr
'iontiPhitilino nanClierYlVlcs fugal weeks,' , There
being no 'elicatiou, applicants can enter: at.cany,time;',
I:an& attenCbekti Asiaad i ereathx..•,4}tocaminattoos ail,
held At stated parloon,andL diplomat! ! awadod to 1: tee
whO, gralluide...?lorlett,e,,writatittd.hass
i#~$p~db~l~4:~~~~y oaeouCea.~~ ~ .°
. • gifkitit4t 4 L ! ' l. •
`I\TEW.' ,.. AGRICULTURAL
a-11 . 11JP:: 6 . .TC.14. 1 04.? ,
FA E „ • •
The asibiariberOoctood In-•.tiosdouniment of the BMWs;
r• Churohi. , opprwito ; the , weittrosa ,, vspot - f . . riow'
roceig;4.l3l-it variety oPlktridlfdiliiiplinientlii ouch Oaf"'
r.•• .-OkAINAMILLO, -•-, • • '
,•ORAIN . YANB,, ' • •
'1!;; - ; • ,;01; ;;•••';•;; . • ;CORN. SIIELLIOIS;
_-• ,•1,• i '• -FAUN BOILERS,'"
Corn, and Cob Grinders (Scott's 'Giant), the Crescent
Ilondodhoyebh-REAPERS AND• - mowgi;e!
Mantle,* with • WoodW.lmpteremen t), , Straw ;Cutters,
Jte,,• of..whie,V. are. of the • Most. Improved kind and;
workmanship, and will be sold .on ;the rated - aoooin-;
InodsEwit Farmers .are. respectfully invited to
call andw.trunioe beibre purohaeing.• • -
•
brain Drill stilLboseld atSifirerunnstown by Benjamin
'Clay, and at'Shl s pponsburg by , Christian;Long. .• -
s , •
AdstGRICULTURALINTLEM
.ylKpirioarcs cmpkakitATy.D. ii,EAT DRILL
p%gd. 'loo', for Sowing : pale, grasa setda and •
Plane ~,tiniumer'a Portable Cider I —tile best
in the market..
; time P,owerie rind Thresher's, Limo and Guano
Pip*der'in. , , F teals:, and :Podder $. $
Little:Dintsl:corp arni ob .81111, At - roospberls
ehriiiiriborn-Superinr-Troplementriarithall.otherin.
.nlie:of.tliefarrner_oe . gerdrr,e for reit. yOlolcsa
and'Rofallby• • : MQliTtlB k
',lP;re)iouse - r and - Peed -Stoye r corn° r 7h
Is4}%larice,t r e:reefs. Philadelpbla., - 25; '65. I
Nos. 21 and 28 South Sixth Stieet
. .
' . PIiILADELPHIA.
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AGRICULTURAL DOLMEN' MANI:FACTORTAIristoI. Pa.
S 0 ro (loop:Dm (370 Acres) Illonnidolo. nom. Bristol, Po.
~
1 4 1. A.11,AfRS ovum, NMGIII3OII
j ‘ ,. 4190 H, Growers t;f Wheat and
LEINAU'S SUPER PHOSPHATE UP LIME,
if„_yott_warit_heavy er,rpe, or Lelnau'e America,
•
Thesevaluabli
six ymrs succeequily for the timin nod Tobereo Crop
In Virginia, Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, and the Isinndti of Mormuda and llarbatba.m.
A lawful (250 Wt.) Is sufficient for nn .ncro of grOund.
Tho above Fertilizer', are (»trimmed of reliable Chenilonl
Elentents, which largely incrinue 'the emu and Dunmire
the soil, doubling the value of the lend: Price of the
Phosphate of Limc-4411 n, ten,-Nitregened $OO, the
American Fertilizer vp per ten •or pa 00 per barrel,
V2O n keg. Also every variety effIUANO, Pure Lend
Plaster, l'ot Ash, Nitrate of Foda, Done Dust, Powdered
Cherconi. , de. • • ,
Goods delivered free of Giarge. •
:0110.• A. LEINAU: Prekletor,
• "N 0.19 South Front Street, Mlle
4*-To whelosalo denlern a liberal dincomit.
hints In the English and . Germnn..laisungea Gratin
°niers at n distance, Cash accompanying era/rafts
Promptly nti?ndell to.
N.II.—DiIIbOMAS bc . l.c been awarded by the Penn
nylv anla Agrit nit urn, --ociaty. - Nrw -York-erfstni -Palace
Ansorintion; and tia,-.o,en , Jersey State Agticulturni
Societe. I Ms 3 '6O-3mon,
AB,MERS =LOOK HERE!
THRESHING MACHINES!
The aubscril.rx desire In Inform farmers and piddle
-generally-tbnethernrrw - havenn•band nud•mreeonslnnt-
Iy mailubseturing Threshing litnebtpes'with - Plerpont'a
Patent Shaker, which are generally acknowledged to be
the hest artielea now in use. Also a variety of Clover
linilers;Corn Shellera and Straw Cutters. They oleo
attern to the repairing of Agricultural Mach nary In
the-bestAnnuer_ nod on reasonable terms._ Manulne. •
tory on North Hannover Sts eat, directly opposite the
residenenolGoorge Metzger, Log.. "
August o no. •. AIIIIIMS & PLANK..
FAIIMEItS.—The subocriber luto
• I : just - returned from the city witivone of the largest
4useortmenta,of Hardware ever brought, to this nlnee. 111,
bee junk received SO don. Mantes with and without pat.
astenlngs,. Iron and iiteelliooks ranging in rang from
44 to $1.50, Also 300 pWatreight and I Met link trace
cloths from AO to $125. Home made trite., of all kind&
alko a lot of spread. fifth, breast, butt, earrylog halter
and log_ehalusalso_n Very largeloi_ of shovels, price,
spades, Imes, rakes, and In short ov - thing end any
thing wanted by. the Farmers—
• Remember tho nld stand East Mobs St. Carlisle:
March 10.".50. U. SAXTON.
1) t Al TENT .SELN-itiArI'ENING
YANKEE FERT) CUTTERS, 'nuinulm,.....Nl to,
A URIC!! & SARU ENT, lid:4lo,Marliet edruet, rlsileda
This cutter Is superior to any now In use, for strength'
durability. and nluiplialti of ronrtnictlon ; it ruts fart
or, and is the only self.sharpening flay, Straw and Corn•
Sulk Cutter over made. It ham but ONE STRAIGIIT
KNIFE. which any,perron 'ran grind and sot with race
but in ordinary case, is ground in the machine. Thew
sands have aireadyjoen sold, and the .demand In daily
Increasing. In most Cases an exaMinatien le Fakir :nil
to convince one of Ito superidrity. No one after a short
,trial would part with It for any other.,All sites of the
above constantly on ham" and for rale by
J: P. LYNE, •
ectt „ Pole Agent for Cumberland county.
AG iICULTURAL 1111PLE
4*?.').' MENTS.
• Ridging and Stu sal Plows. for Cern and
Palatal" , Expanding fulflrntrrn, sr„lth
Steel Tooth of various patterns fold and
Qarchn Harmers ' Hand Plops, lte‘rhlog Heise Rakes
patent Silthe Smiths and Sty tiles, I nalith lawn
kleylbes with riaLlttd barks, superior Unloading 1103
Forks, with rope sand Wide eoniplele, and all other
articles fur farm and garde n.
PASCIIALL 711011RIS & CO.,
7th and Market Streets. Phila.
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popular monthly has mot Kith. aid thu , rapidity filth
which it boa increased Its olreulatlon, Life pre twit:n:ll,as
reso t vol to motto It still room worthy of the paironapx
of the palate. That this adndrakin work Is • a ,
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Hutfdred Pagex of reading matter 10 earl] cumber. both,
more Oulu, Any of the $3 Jlagaidoes, and . fornilug to .
volumes aurar of FIX bundrrd lames mall, or Tneh.
Iluudmd pages of Reading 3lntter,%er annum for
ONE 'llOl/I.ARI , •
Balieu's Dollar .Monthly is printed with uow type
upon Bue,white papa, and Its matter Is rapehdly taw
piled and arranged by the baba of the editor cod pr.
prietor, who hex been Mama to the put lle cc calumets ,
with the Boston press fur aiztverbyears. 91s pages COT
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It is also spiced witlin record of the notable events,
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Moults ocruring in either . hemisphere, forming. qt .
agreeable companiOn for a leisure moment or liour.ani:' .
where, at hocuo•or ebruad, earls number being coulplei. ,
NO sectation . subjects , such admitted into its gages "
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each Denali with chiste, poptalor and gniphic .nilotcle•
hg, jest such as any father} , brother or Island would
place, In the haridit'Of alattill etude, It Is In all Emit
partniente. (melt and crighla „and, Whit It purports to
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:be, the theepost magazine in Om World. , . ~ .
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at ono time shall recetre'a copy gratis... ._, •.,
• • . ill, IltlitAEWlY‘Ptiblishor Mid' Proprietor..
. . Corner of 'ferment and Broottlold Streets, Boston.
~, June ii, .p. . • ••.• • •
111 - IR4CLE
C. L. Belling, of filechanicebing, Cumberland
_noun 7;l%.,ahnountea_to_thOtte_al4k_ted with Tnre4rs-
Wen, Cancers, ['Wynne, Lunar, Meier or Idarks, Bn.a
'itla.V.ing'• Evil and all dleatisee that hawibeeti - usuall .7
treated with Caustic ar Kulfe;he can remove them wit).
eizt 'netting, burning or :paint. neither Chloroterm , i . '
"Ether adminietered to the patient. ;Itle no Matt, ,
bn wilat pa_rt of the .bedr they.may be, - he can minor.,
then' With Perfect. eafety, .IC remarkably - shot'
time. , NO Mineral of Vegetablepcdson feapplied, and n
money required until a cure fit perfected.:. 1 t
PrOlapatte Nteriaetnalp.Cqmplainta, , Chronle, Nem ,
real 0 14 1 00 4" i. dlisaagelLtreatnet With pooltive faeces,'
gullparttePhnpPki#-,ba by kddreesing In lathe:.
EnglieleosV,Otirtnan, Twit paid!' Patients am bf arwom
Antedated wlth ; lNsted en reasonable tertes.:, '
or
ny et?i4tl
.NVf4li : ptiallifwpb bile , clotb.ei. cane'
It.Cbstrit,
,alit d 'RtiVe s orfsetbia -4 =:;oi l ito t ti n tikt F t Rl4 7
ClAlkarir: Nikiththopleks...
'• - JACOB 1,4771411av'
,
~Vl)llnbriptra?:?,
; , -. 1 7 7 SVA.II I? 163 it: 4 l'it;
e i s ." i Cif EA 'WATCI.IIFkiNtr j11111i1;11y.',.,. •
•• itleetteuite'etl itctnll, nt the "Phihithdpida•
• s'ident;4od Jowelry Store.. Nd. yti, North 50cory41r0ot,.,
•
•. , tloldiLoverlSatehes,.fulljtieralleci;lBcernt7 7 ,
'Oold Lupine, 18 carats; , --s„ , 24 w:
' Btlv Leror, 11 jewelled, .
• t .511vbr.Lopin0,ju le; . • •
Goldßu odor
Spocitteles,. • • ,• ; ' • 7 00'
Plue.Blllrbr do. - 450
Gold liencatatn, •••-• • . oo' ,
. Ladhipe Gold .Peltrils," '' 100 •
liver Teu
00Id Powe r -with pendia athlsilver hoper, , . 1,00
(1014171?ludr , Binge Watch. Ulissoc, &0.2 ,All goods
'tirarTantu4 Who what they are 00Id for. 2
• " • STAUFglilt & 11A1tLEY.'
.111 1 -• = Succolsor.nro..Conrad.
somoGold and tillveeLoy'ors'anil Loplue
.stlll low,orttkan the above ptlerft. ' ' " '
IZALL CLOAKS :SL ,MANTILLAS
AT Wtioti:s.ttf. A, I/ itkrAlL, •
E 0 11 TJ P 1 N. &'C Q.,
importers and Manufacturers of.Cl,OAl{3 and MAN
;TII.I,AS, No, 174 Chesnut fired., (slow doors ahem, 7th,
south Slde,)Philatielphla; (in conneetionwith 013/110
UULIIN, 3UI IrO olway•N. .1 the largeff tnanuflirturer
'of theie goods n - 110 United. States.) beg to all the at
tention of WI . 111 , and . Retail buyers to their large
and variell shoo CLOAKS, TA LMAS,.&d., kc., for ths
3111 trade!! Their. collection. cemprisea a .coinplete as
- sortilient-ofall-thwletes_t_Parishen Novelties in Velvet
.31eire Antique, Cletligl'lntn.Stliwttliethe-fle.
clinks afforded by their 'connection with the largest
Illanufinturing Ilnuse,(ettliese goods,) in New York,
enable thorn to guarantee better value titan Is obtaina
ble elsewhere In the Market. ,-14110, 11U LH:: &•C0....
".Supt. 3, '413-3m. 171 Chesnut Street above 7th.
••
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W . •0 LE 4
SALE- VG
. • 'STORE.
.
C. SS. NCER TIJOMAS, No. 20 , South Second' Street
Philadelphia, importer, Manufacturer. nod ileSler in
Dli COS, EDWIN ES, Ciil ItChES. A CID S,
„Dye Stultalkfints,,Olts, CUlors....Whlto_tead,EreziehancL
A ineriutit White Zinc. Window Glass. Class Wary. Var
nishes, Brush. Irstruments, SpigoS, Whole
Spires,' and all o lhdr articles usually
,kept by Druggists,
Including Dorris, indigo, Glue, Shellac, Potash. Ac. •
All orders, by moll or otliiirivise. Promptly attended
to. Country iner,Clionts ate Invited to full and examine
. our stock Wore purchasing elsowitero. JAV-Gnochi aunt
to any of the 3ellarreg or rallusul seittlons. . Prices Low
and ()nods Warranted.• [March .0,
• ' .. •
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OSFP.I.I A. NE2l).LES,:ll.lanufactti
ty rer nf
- - -
11111 E. SILE"AD•IIAIIt•CLO'IIf SIEVES,
Cuam, Aludlum nod Nine Imnn•uli mega, utlddluaiized,
• • ' - nod small in dl:uuutt•r.
,f. gl,)Tll1 Olt WOVEN. \VIBE,
the host qualities. Itrioua sixes of mesh, front Nos.
NU lirelmliVe;lind from - one
They are numbered so many spaces to the lineal Mat,
and eat to suit: - , -
,
The subscriber alsokeepscondantls ..111mmr
SCI;EENS,
for coal, mud ore,.lhne. grain, gravel, mum% tumiue
sugar. salt, , Isyno, coffee. spire, drugs. dy... , sthlTss At,
Together, with an assorinent of 111;1011T AND AN.
NEALED IRON IVIItE. All, the above sold yholesale
and retell by • - , .1. A. NEEinxs,
5.1 Front Street,
June 4 . , 1956..--ly.
DENSLOW S CO., COMMISSION
muciumrs,' •
Dolor, in nll hinds-of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC JAM' TOBACCO,
' B MIURF.II TOhAi,eo, '
'A ism FOBEION AND 'LOMESTIC
•21 South Front street. Philadelphia. -
importerx of Finn 1,441,111 R Sugars, of the choicest
growths or the Vilelia nbAjo. A large nprortmont of
widely., um kept convantily on, Impd. and inr .x.nlo. at a
small ndynnee nn rest of Impel tation.
--- 47. - -ConFl3nmentA .resp - eldrolly "i.dielted,"on whhh
- 111rwal I. Illado-“IIIIII-4:11r1.1.-
i:tperliti attention 'yen to orders forpureltaso on etnn
nti.inu.orrollacco.....s.also,exury.ritonliatiOtt.9lMNlldit"4"-
Ilse. for :termini r parties tiring at n distance from
maritet. •
t}y)._Soln Age (hr F. A. Clootr.e's celebrated German
Smolting'Tniati rompTislag„thirty different Varieties.
'April 2:1, 111 - . - •
.HE PPAIt Sc VAN lIARLINGEN.
sitleteribers having removed to their -
NEW AND SPACIOUS nor:, - 1 ,
No. 278 Chestnut Street, finial, door aIK,CO
Aru robe prepared to offer a large nod well selected Knock
of the rellowing.fresla and desirable goods. principally of
nick- own ii»portation, or bought at auction, which
they are "nide to sell at tin hoporter'a prices. and to
whirl they- rordinily Invite the attention' of Country
Merchants. lintel Keepers, nod hotlines genendly.
linif,Green nod Vonlnatt Window Shading.
ilnrintley nod \ Irish Linen, sheeting, 7-I, 84,1:44, 104,
114, 12.4.
.11loter nod Pillow Linens of Rovers) clam J.lonchors,
nod nil widtho frOnt 38 to 15-1 Inchon.
• Bed Illnketard'all place and
Gab and Bradlo Blankets. " • • '
,• Bed Quilts of the folio - wing varlotlep. Marpoilles,
Welting, Knotted," Register; Alltambla; Allindala and
Lancastor. of all thodealraldo pixel
Bureau Covers, Value Covers, NViiitiow Curtain Muslin
Towels and Toweling of 'every variety, Damask Table,
Cloths and Napkins. Shirting Linens and Muslin. Cann
brie Handkerchiefs, hosiery, &e. Broca.
te,j, Damasks. Moreens, Eisiorn!dared Lace mid Muslin
Curtains, Olit.Cornices, Bands, Wow. Cord. &c.
SHEPPARD & VAN HARLINGEN,.
Importers and Dealers In Linen and House Furnish
ln hoed.
A,
tm an, lade-411Z • .
g NB A B.'S 0 N E-P 1t I C
• , - 'Chute to and Retail
CASH BOOT AM/ MOB STORE, .
• -r N 0.76 South Sealed St., Corner of Carter St.
The ' , establishment Inns been enlarged and Improve
and is supplied with the largest and best Retail Stec)
In the City, principally antis own manufacture, with
'hobo assortment from the hest 'cistern Market
bracing Ladles,' Gents', and Children's '
BOOTS. BILGES AND GAITERS
nf every dentcription, style and quallty,.embraelug tl
best styles nod qualities Im.this or' any other" markt
'This stock cannot he 'excelled for Quality Style ant
Chatpurss. •.
Each article is marked at the • very lowest post)
price, trout which nit deviation will be made. No •
travagant slaloms is will be Ituoduel,itnd none made
effect unties. .
' Goodyear's Gum in all varieties. Pure Gums,
scarce In the market, always on hand. The public
espeetfully Invited to call.[April 1, MIL
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tor merchants, lawyers. thrums acid others, Levi.
Books, Papers, or other valuables, to preserve froi
FIRE or BURGLARS.
Day nml Solvell`x (Robles) DANK LOGICS,
A CanD,....-The " Piro Proof. .Safo" that prenerVed ot_
daring the great }'lre at Hart's
Iluildinga, wen parehaaud of 1)14 V}lt EPA NS, 618. 2u,1
St., Philadelphia. UETL k BUCK.
EVANS' [`tanin:a Ventilated Itufrigeratorkfur cooling
end preserving meats, • hotter, milk, water, told all
articles ter culinary purposes.
— IVATEIt vii.rEics for purifying bracklah or muddy
water, Whether affected by rains, liniestoint, marl, nr
unites. cannot; can be had boparate ur attached to the
Refrigenttera—a. small quantity of ice cooling the whole
it:tlie warmest, weather. . .
PoRTAIII,I;*SIIJWER DATIIS, for the .use of warm
rir cold water.
(.191ThERS. for Hotels. Stores, anti Dwe'llingii.
TRUCK'S, fur moving i 1011•8, lades; Ac.
SEAL,. PRESSES, Copying do., Druggist do.
CIA tEIL EVANS.
.. No. It South Second St.. ( 2 deers helot, Chesnut.
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. r-try - 'awarded separate Medals at _the
11 , - ;! 1 1 9, ;!'``'1 -World's-Vair,---Lendon,-41301 1 -and •
.!' also at the World's Far, New
,t• • • `••; ;Ii • , York. IP6-3,and Who suhserl•
r:itty.ert-,T1`41 here are N., sole manutitcturors
) • •LN.t ,and proprietors in this State of
•YI
the shove unequalled Safes and
Leeks.. 'The .ropittatinit_of_the
. • • genuine •11Orring's Safe"jsworle
ride; and for the lust thirteen
have oB w ti gn iumw essed ati ti ti e g m ruT u t l ellt.
''Loony to therr.risiin PiLiNe fire proof qualities... More
than lOW 'me theie Safes have been actually sold, and
over.two normalcy tusve passed. triumphantly through
" accidental area. The public are ossured that all Safes
.•
manufactured by the subscribers are not ouiy guaran
, toed to be fully equal,•but in many respects oven sups
rior to those, which baye• been so, severely tried by , tire
We*, wilt thrget'..thelr-edrateee to the burning of the
'Tribune establishment," New York. and et the Ureat
, Fire: in Strawberry streett at, the, lame fire last Jul y ,
ppOsitqf the.Clirard, Reuse;. and Still ',more. recently •
q,` ;‘,ln the llte•at .111111..atid
,tlaesnul sta., In the city at
In,,whleh,theacr 'Safes came forth the ae.
...?9cnowlmtgect .Onanno,N,T' when :me ny other • securities'
1 V hailed. • ~FAItItEL A
• , ; . ;t•inlitus. Locit•Mscraub • •
- AVIIIT Street. Phliidelphist .
...no Chilled Iron &fee. with Powder Proof Leeks, ninon- ,
thetiired.exprmudy, otr sibcuke. Brokers. , Jewellers, and
t'othets Mquirind !security:Rom vaguest _flank- Viollit
iDbors. Att. ,band Cud • mode to order.' the -meet'
';',' o6l sbuttUdtEeritsillr. Pie at mannheturerat prteegy. /1 ,
. 1
Sennofir 'lend ;egefear',!Etaleurendere'l rand q TrtntL
Ch.gt.""•ot ottrrnin l s.3ta hdvelleWn ,. taken : Ag.rpst_ri.:
nteiffor waistbail PA:C. -
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r2t soirruTtttirCl ElVittr.ic,Pion.siettrnis,, •
'IIItIiCIIANTS AND, ALL ,
:17"I1SIP_TOBACCO, -"TOBACCO
• - AND, pIUAIIS., •
- • : , Itavet einistrinily-ouleand and for sale low all klndabf•
American and Spanish Aertf„Tobaccolb , selected with
special reference to Manfeeturene use. •
All articles sold warranted • to , be as represented, and
every :opportunity alToreimi for.examimition. , • ,
Puruhnsers stn distend° ran_ send their •orders and
rniy Amon being Itc faithfully served nc if their goods
. .vrero'selected in person. j • . (April it, Isso—jy,
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INfitinitNCE, ANNUITY .!if TitILST COMFY.
S. E. Corif i t Third and Chesnut Streets, Phil's.
CAPITAL $250,000. - 0 - A%
Money r .eidved on &mold t. daily: ',the amount de.
positedisunteredivmr-Deposit-linok-and-friverrto-thm
Depositoi, or,. if preferred. a certificate NVIII lie given.
All Hunts large and are received, end the
amount paid hack of demand, willmut notice.,
Interest !a paid at the into of VIVI'. PEE near., CM.
dancing from the day of deposit. and ceasing fourteen
days previous to the wit Loh - ImM Cl the money.
Co the first day of.lan eery. In each .year, the Interest
of emit dejmnit is paid to the depositor" - or added to the
p inelp4l, no he may prefer. .
The Company 111,0 now TfpWords of T,500 depfiSiters
Irl the city of Philadelphia :done.
. Any aditional information will be
the TREASUPEif.
nit ECTOSS,
' Stephen It. Crawford. Prep t.
' Lawton.] .lohtlAnn. - Vivo Pt.
Thompt , on,
Benjamin IV.,Thig)9y,
PLI Nl' FISK.
J C oElll,,elti,terrt
Sept. 1•2
Wm. M, Godwin,
- Tau! B. Itruldnrd,-°-
(too. Melt emir,
armies Dovereux,
Secretary cud Treasurer,
• Teller and luterpett,r,
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QE A IM. ii.: N'S SAVING FUND,
)0 Chantred by the Rote of Penneylenn Mme
()Filen, - 55 WAI,NUT STlllil'a
. ' One door above-Fero - old tlyeet, Pyladelybin, - _
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htecelves Deposits In sums of pup Duller and upwards
from all 1•111PFPN of the rem runrily. mid allows Interest
. mo ans .
t the ratu of floe per cent per
Moneys Imid
nek on demand. ()Mee spell daily from 0, tutu
&doh, and out Mouda.y.and Faturdny until 9.o'rlork
tt,e evening. . • - - , .
• This inatlt ution will 4al found n convenient' nod safe
plaenordeptisit.for Farmers and others doing-bush..
In Philadelphia. Pent - Aix are 1/11 . 11i 011 , 110111:111d without
nny previous notice being roquirttl.„
RIANAGFIIN. • .. .
.
Edmund A. Solider, lion.•job R. Tyson,
811Iwo!' S. Bishop, * George 11Oldin,•
dsrumpi•pernt-, Robort - lkinrri --- , -----
John MeVanlei, Edward L. Clerk,
Jacob Sheets, ' * ' • • Capt..Tnhn
_Gallagher, -'
Joseph M. Cowell, . John-Rice,
Joseph 11. Myers. Eleburd G. Stoteshury,
Edward if. Trotter, , • William Shippen,jr.
-Franklin llscori., • Win. P. Jenks:
Thinnas Cooper,. _ ' Edieor E. Pottlt, -
, • • President—FßANKLlN FELL.
Treasurer—CHAß. M. MORIIIS.
• Secretary—JAMES S. PRINGLE.
... _
Wit.. Tho Charter provides Ont no mpnriger, - efficer or
agent shnil, directly or. indirectly, borrow any money
- from the Society. -. . 9ct17,1855.-ly
VIVETER CENT. SAVING FUND
ON , 11t I.: NATIONAL - SAFETY COMPANY, Ivo ;
n 3 O, street, sonth,vest corner of Third street, Phi latleb
phla.=-1 neorporated by the :tutu of Pennsylvania In
1841.
- Five per cent. Interest is given, and tho'monoy Is al
ways paid bark wheumn iI Is railed' fur, without the
neresslt) 01 giving notice for It befOrehand.
• People who have large sums put their money In thin
Saving Fund, on account of the superior iatfuty and eon.
Voidenee it affords: but any - sulk, large or - stuall, In re.
eelved„ -- '
This 'Saving Fund has n very large amount of[wi
fg/me...4, Grown] float!, tailor hint rinse InvesilllentP
or the selmrity of Depositors. The rules prevent any
Director or Otlleer from using or Kerr, wing the money.
The Mace is open . to recoil' and pay money every
day, from a o'clock in the morning VIII 7 &cloth In the
evening, and on MondayanT Thursday evening, till
n'elock.
. . .
'People who hove money to put In, ore Incl. sdideall
tit tho °Mee fur itirthor infiirenotion.--- - -., -~ - - z; -I
,
HENRY L. BENNER; Preside —it.' .1
.' WAIT. Stil,Fitilillh, Who President.
-
NV 31. J. Ittlill, Secretary.
• .
Oettibor 3,1855.
•
•
v . E.E NC • irizussEs.—llernia or
L. it upture atier6ssfully treated. and cent fort Insured,
try use et the. elegant Prencilitrugaus, imported by the
mentalism,. and wade- Gaultier es pimply -fur hie tulle,— -
All auffurlng with Rupture will be gratified to leans
that the occasion. now, onion to procure it 'truss combin.
lam extreme lightnestx with ease, durability nod cut root
..cupatmetion, Im lieu of the ciunbrnue mulampomfortn
biennia° en - alwartr
on hand, 'adapted to every variety. of 'Rupture In adults
tind thildron, and for sale at range of pries lo suit all
t.loet of divide Trio:ors, $2, $3, $4 and $5; Double; $4,
$5, $B, $8 and $lO. •
Persons at a distance can linvo a SCUM sent to any ad-
Arms by remitting ilie_attiount. omitting 'manure arouue
the hips. and stating side attuned.
,For'Sale iVhOlesaleaud Retail by the importer.
-CALEB 11. NEEDLES,
8. W. ror. of Twelfth 4 Paso Sta.. Philadelphia. '
Depot for Dr. Banning's Improved Patent Body lime.
Chest Expenders and Erector Drams; Patent,Moulder
Broom; suspetisory Bandages; Spinal Props and heli
ports. Ladies' Itowne, with competent lady attendants.
aptil 11.
-.•. • • .
11. OW Alt 1) ASS:O 0.1. ATION N.
, • PIII A DELPUI A. • .
' IMPORTANT 'ANNOUNCEMLENT
To all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases. nu
SEMINAL II'EAKNI(SI3, IMPOTENCE, UCNOJIRIL -
GLEET, SYVII I hitt, An:, AC. •
The IlOWAltli ASSOCIATION of Philadelphia, In
JeeLfflthsLattlui_ffest.rstietLef_hunffinilfuitud_bealtl_
caused by Sexual diseases, and theff eceptiotie which at: ,
practiKed' upcq tho unfortunate victim of such disease
by Quacke.love directed thole consulting Surgeon, ai
CIIARITABLIVACT.,werthy of. their name, to gire,
MEDICAL ADY11:1•1 GRATIS, to all persons .thus alt
Slated. Gale or Po male.)yho ripply by letter.(pestpaid.)
WittrertieScrlptieli ' of their - condttionje#: toceips
habits of lifo, An.) and In extreme poverty and su ff erin#
to FURNISH MEDICINES. FILEN OF .CIIAIIOE. , •
' The Howard Association Abenevolent Inatitutlori;
established by special endowment, Sir the 'relief of the'
'Wok and' dletressed, afflicted with , t'lliulent and 'EP , .
'deed°, diseases," ; and .ita funds. can, kesnseff for no other
purpose. It has now a surplus of means; .which 'the
Directors hsse Toted. to adrerthis the shove notice.. It.
Is neediest( to add that the Astuniation conuerinds'lhe
highest Medical skill of thee ge. • • ..• • •
ltddrens,(post-paidigtr. 056, CALllol3N,tortsilt-
Ins Surgeon, Howard Association Philadelphia, P6.'
Hy order of thellirectors, ,- ,`"t
• ' :ESEA - TRIIRAIITIVEIX,'President.
, . '-,(1140:•11ARECITILD, ' Searetary.' • .
, •
RQN • ;1,1195!4T.hd .atte'ntio'n b.
II the iildlc; And tllnckemitha partienlerly lA. requent ,
ed to the large alv,ortment.prgar And Rolled Iron
Attl. And kinde , Shiel . et All. hlnds, Edda, HAPDA:Screw,
,llletes,' Anvils, Upon: tlellcilety 'pod ever*, thine Hint the,
Illeakeudth may want: , irenpold In quantltlen4Aelti ,
, ntiplenale grkes.'-AllMedenrarinnted. ' , •
RON,.
14.,,5 . Ar1tA14
S-TLRESTINtiNi.34IIO3;...A ,
Moi; the tieliCnicii.
511 11.1tirlertakAnAtiiihrot grenduin Aver All dthelent
4 Inttuber et. Atli tiiengt Steigaudl ounty,ralre.;; Breit,
xulys , °noel' these millL
"'" r i
A;. • •
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6r-OhtittvlJOU air& herit;'
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'A'.l%l" --- D'" - S •
•
CELEUAATED , .
It MA N BITTE'RS. . • '
O. lit./ACItSON. plillAniniolkA, PA... . •
_
wilbeffeetually cures
VER - SOMPItAINT, -- 10YSPEPSI A;`: - .IAUNDICE, •
-Chronic or NervoueDeltility," Mamma of the 'Kidnap;
; . and all disease. arising , from a ditturdttred •
, Lir °rm.-Stomach. ' • ~,
• ; . Such it
• •
Constipation, .;
•
•• , Inward Piles, Full , -
nest or Illocal to the Ileadp
Acidify of the StOmach,
sealleartlurn,Dlogust for Food.
--Fullness-Or '
-Sour Eructittions,Sitiking or Fluttering '
at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of
• " the Head, hurried arid Diflleult.liteathing.:
Fluttering at the Heart,. Choak !near Suffern
ting Sensations when in a lyink,Pesture, Dimness
of YisiOn.-Dots of webs tofure the SlliLt , Fever
and dull pain in, the Head, Deficioney of
Perspiration, Yellowness of the - S'it 'mid •
• - Eyes, Pain Air the Side, Backg Chait,
Limbs, &tt , Sudden Flushes ;
lient,;* Burning - In'tba-FIOSK ,
•
- . Constant Imaginings • of,' ; •
. • .• • Aril,- and gfent Do- t• '•
• ' pression of
.. The propriear in calling the attention of the public
to this prepiratien, does no with is feeling of the Mutest
contideme In Ito virt nes nod adaptation tri linctilseasea
for which it to recommended, ' •
Is no-Inman& uutried.articie '-=-
- a ltood-the_tant_tfiLlttn_Yearoftrialia lean
puttple, and Its, repu tagon, and • sal
any sithibir preptirationaextant. Ti
_
favor given' by 'the most, prominent. low n •
Phyolcians amtludividuale. in allporta tit sue country
DEBANOL3IEN.TB OF TIiFty'LIFF.B. 'OD .STOIDACIL
Are sources of insanity.... From dtoor ; der or obstruction, •
A morbid action Of the sympathetic and other nerves ,
fol'ews, and the futictiens of the brain are impaired, and
~derang.tait derangement there'will also produce disclos
es MIL° heart, shin,lmme and kidneys. It is 'owing
- to - the:tuttro- couSe-that-timmando.v.lies-with-CbelCrar------
Bilious or Yellow Fever, anti that Mold henerni
'Consumption.
The general want of success In treating diseases of the
liver and stomach. lina not been a deficiency of pothole-
gloat knowledge of their fenetions—but • of n suitable
- compound that would.na upon the diseltse lend all the
nipethetle affections. Tint has been gained-In these
Bitters: and - they ran he used by,. persons with the
meta delicate strmurh
.wi s ilt perfect safety—tan they at •
no time debilitate the patient, but give strength and
inerense the - nervous energy. They can be taken nt All .
times, and under all circumstances. No ordinaly esp.
born w II pfevent - tirilMviing•
no had effect ran tesult hunt an over dose.
If patients will persevhe In the use of this' remedy,
_and uso it strlctly according tUdirectiono it will cure
the-foregoing diseases hi era:). instance, not beyond
tine poser of medicinal it has caused Many to enjoy
--the-lites Sing-of-renewed heal tit, and in-ninny.dekerutup-,--
and abandoned cases, aperfect and mdical cure,
• 'PEI:SONS A DvANc.S.D IN LIFE,
And feeling the hand of •Thne welghtidtheavily upon
them. with all Its tittendatif ills, will find jut the use Of
the llitters nu I.llxer that will Instil
now lfe Into their
- reins;• vesture. In a untaft.uro _the energy and' avdor,of
loom youthful days;-build - up their shrunken tbrms.
'and give hiatith nod happiness, to their remaining
. runs
It la a Well eshibflrbed fart, that fully one-ballot' the
retold.. portion- of pi pule( ion. arc seltindu in the en
joyment tit Ifetd health, or to use their own expren.hion
er feel well."-; They me imtguid. devoid of all en..•
orgy, exit °ninety nervous. and have no appetite. To
' title deo.. .invalido. these Utters are especially re
c,ilinietaletl. Their Pen-Whir I.OIIIC and invigorating
plopertiewrentler them invaluable Inn such cries.
l'erSoliA a lofting distrieto Interassett annually, with
VIA I. It A XI) AGUE, Or ANY FEVER OF A BILIOUS
N ATUIt E. dill fns that by. the timely rise of one or, •
- aro bcttleg'AlteY will not in one instance take. the -
ease, as tine Bitters will renOTate and strengthen 'the •
systeni, :nitre:wry the bile oaf In Ito natural
I , vevention is Vetter than cure.
• TilbY ABB ENTI It EI,Xy ; ECII:TABLE ' •
An,r nom Alcoholic Stimnittiot, and all' itairldits
higmtlie»tot are pleasant lie Coate mud smell.
the bOdy. , friVe i-loom to Chu pallid cheek, and health
'dun lgorta - th - o - Mintrc. --- •
Price 70 rents per bottle. •
Principal Oillent. No. 06 ARCH street, PhlPa, Pa, - •
Sold by Druggists' tend Storekeepers iu teVery town:.
and Niihau in the United 'States and - Catutetts, and by
.-all Druggists in Carlisle, , May 16, 181 g-
nddmiMng
A FFLICITED, READ.I- •
IX • • PII iLADELPIIIA MEDICAL HOUSE.
I,tablishil twenty two year* ago hy Jilt. KIN KELM,
Corner of Thlotion] Union i... , treets. Philadelphia, Pa.
. TIVI,:%TV-TWO
Experience hue rendered Dr. K. a most successful prac
titioner iii the cure ot all diseases of a private nature;
itiatilißadla,deldlity.4ls_an_upialLuieutAn_.nurrziairet
nervous mad Fo‘lll,l hilirndtios, diseases of,pe 'Mau,
and these arising from abuse of mercury. .‘ _ •
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. .
— Thera - is n - evil - habi t - sometimi.s - lirdlOed In by bdSrig
In Stint tide, idlon growing up with ilutin to - nurnhood;
and which. it not reformed ht due time. not only begets
serious ole.tacles•to matrinamial happiness, but - gives
rise to a set les of protracted, insidious, and devastating
affections.
. .
Fine of tliose who give way to this pernicious pitotice
aro aware of the yousequencee, until they find [healer
volts system shuttered, fuel strange and unaccounteble
cunt atiopqmd vogue fears in the nand._ (Seejet - gm:7,
28, 29, of Dr, book ow "Self Pretcrvation.'
The, unthrtunate thus affected becomm feeble, is
unable to labor with amustnmed vigor, or to apply hie
mind to study • his step is tardy and weak: ho is dull,
Irresolute; and engages even in his sportit,vilth Ism
o
If anod.
9' .7 r re ti uTalicipate.lilmself before the practice has done
its worst, and ulster fontrimony,.hie, marriage is un
fruitful, and his souse tells him that title is conga by
hie early follies. 'rhymer,' considerations which should
awaken the attention of an who are similarly situated.
PATIENTS AT - A - DISTANCE
'Can Wive (by stating their case explicitly, together
with ail thou symptoms. per:lettor, enclosing a remit
tance) Dr. IL's medicine. appropriated' accordingly.
Forwarded to any pert of Alio 'United Steles, and
secure from IhOlAtiE and CUILIDSITY, by mall or ex.
prem. •
-
HEAD! YOUTH AND MANHOOD II
•
- - - • • •
A Ylgoious 1.115 or a Plum:aunt Death, Elnkolin on
'Sels.l'rescrvatiott—Ottly 25 route.
Let.t.oia containing that valuo in.Statups, will mauve
a copy pet-return ofinall, - ,
.. . .
GRATIS I GRATIS I I GRATIS II I
AFeco-GIFT-to
NI S I( It II LiEVED.. -
4, Nature's Outdo," anew and popular work, full o•
valuable advice and impre'ssive ,varning, alike calculi '
ted to prevent- years ur misery slid save thousands of
111 es: Is distill used without charge, end. fiwwarded by
mall. prepaid. to any Post Mee in the United Rates
on reeelAintr an order poeloAng two litodoge Mumps.
:-
rllO - N - 1 - 0 - 8 -- S - W: 0 7 N •
—They never did o more than, give -temporal"
relief. and theymover'vvilil . 1t Iv bemuse they don't
touch the CADDY. of Om inseam. The cause of all ague -
and billions disbases is
.theatinc.spl;erlo poison culled
Illiastua or Magnin. - Neutralize this Tolson britaFA
-501‘.11. ANTIDOTE, and all disease ei used by It dispppears
at once. Rhodea' Fever and Ague Cuiels this antidote
to Z. tibial, and maneuver it in a perfectly harmless vied-
Jilno. The certificate of the 'celebrated chetnint, J. It.
hilt',,; of Noir•roek, to this effect, Is gattleDed to eve
ry bottle; therefre, if it does no good; it can do no
harm.
This is m.i,e than can be said o - no, Arsen or
any tither hulk In existence ; 'it. t Kir not in ruinous to
the constitution and brings on latM) MICE,- chick
5 4031
never afloat, a person to 'ten perfectly 'atoll tier a sin*
moment. In illustuttlon el the,otiutitsl tuttitx some
extracts from tt letter just received Trout a litytticiau t
• . - fikntorrons, 011/0, 31arch 17, haat.
JAS. A. 11110A1W. li` t.—Lear Sir: roursof 'd Inst.,
teat hand. The Core - 1111-iiej late .litst year, and the
difllculty-in get ting . Uny ono to purchase It was greatly
It.creasettfront the tact that a remedy 'hod .ItpunAntro
dared with It nes get u hut ill fa tor• mit It the pal lie no
Icing het fur titan using Qninitte—not knotting, 1 pre-
SUMO, that tlfo remedy they need to esetipe tabltig,l4ul
- (Intl/dated the hltlal 111 , ELF I "
tf\'Ws remedy, litinown us " n-nnit Tonte,") 'Would hr..
illitAß on Agun, hut it did not Cure it as it
would often return with renewed \Soc. 'lbis surer dr
cumstonee I deemed in 3 cur favor, 1(1 could — institute
a test ,!ontiquison between It and your cyl:tl. The
lUl
lowing lin the In:suit;
Throe prams took your "Cure," ell of which were
Cane of Quotidian loterunittont Fever." , of many
weeks standing. They bed tried Quinine and other
remedies, occacionsdly missing a rilll, but it Inas (as In
eft Snob cares.lciewly_welunt . thtntout,tnnuttoying..--
tinninintinhiti , in of othenou severer ineledies.-I—dld-n—
-succeed In offectink a radical uuru.of all three of Sinn
cases with your remedy, and they hove not hod a chill
since. in all ChrkeertHose roses the." Smith's Tonle'.
return.
I think there will be no dillleult3; new In pliing to
ittur—Citre"•the vantage greuxid or any other remedy
now In use item &c., J.I. It M. I.LICEN MLA, I)
ItLIODLIC NEVER and AMIN. CURE, or ANTIDOTE °
TO MALARIA, the only harminia remedy in existence .
la *wally curtain ante PRIXENTIVY- , 1111 11.`cuur." . •Take
It when yob Joel the rbUla coming and you will
never have a ,Male one.
JAMES A, RHODES, Proprietor,
Providence, It. T.
....Woe ado by W. A. Ratio, end Druggists generally.
July 2. IF•tol.
NOW READY, TIIE NEWSPAPER
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them an , advantage occr all other mills.
lty , the action , of two reclprocatthg - pletenk tbriapples
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been , graltly unproved and strengthened slum last
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