":"` - '"!1”; , ':'7"1 1 7"'." 4 ";4" •
,farhier.ei .3)eparlutritt.
WORK ?OR, MAY.
. .. .
Dray is a season full of life and, hope to
husparibMan.' , The ie'iit craps which
demand. the attention of the nius'S' of our
readers
. during ' the present mouth are
those of corn and tobacco , ' ,
• • ' 'PHE - CORNCROP.
Those who have failed to give - their
grounds ,a deep and: thorough plow ieg
• will lose for the setisoii the advantage they
.might_have_thus_gecured...,No after cul-,
tivation can entirely'ebunpensate for. this
neglect.. Where the corn is not yet plant
ed, it it better to'delay it, -even as long
as the 20th of the mouth, for thi Sake of
tilhoroUgh surface CultivatioP with
bar
row and roller; and those who have already
planted without such preparation should
give this cultivation without We•
have heard farmers excuse the leaving
their fields in a rough state by saying that
the use of barrow and roller started the
grass too early, This apology was well
met by a correspondent in our April num
iter-.----That-condition 'of tho-soilwhich
makis the'grass grow makes the corn grow
No geiiiiPioatrager is afraid of grass-m his
crop. It is hid• business to keep ittlOwn',
and he expects to do it at any • rate. It
would he just as.wise to refuse to manure
his land for the same reason.
.Manure in the Hi11. 7 -Plaster'and slack
ed ashes in equal paitsL---a small handful
• in the hill or upon it after the corn. is up
is a good dretsing. Any good eompott
will answer the purpose., Atable'spoonful
. of Peruvian guano to the hill is practised
by sortie corn planters; and ,in some see
, tions of Maryland the pond retie prepared
by MC Ilaynei,iiflialtheaticiint - favorit
. application. Apply as much Os can be .
grasped in the hand. _
POTATOES. ~
• The. crop; next in importance which
renires attention. at this season is that of
the potato. -It should by all means be
planted on sod land, the richer thebetter.
The crop would be more likely to be ex
'empt from the fatal rot if it were always .
on a turf . rich enough to prodiute a' full
• crop' without the direct applicatioh of
.manuires.
Manures.—UnlesS the ground be rid •
an abundant supply et manureghauld. bt '
applied TIM . most economical method of
applying it, as rdgards the crop, is iirtli
drill. Stable or barn-yardmanure shrink
be . placed-immediately over the porta(
plantings liefdre ' covering. - The ad van
tage of so applying it is that it -preserve: . .
.unifoi tu moisture about the rootlets; a
espeeial importance: in' the dry
seaSon.to the potato. The•toarsest-littt•t—
. and mairlre may be thus used adtiantage
ously for this crop. Should the manure .
not be rich in quality, it is advisable to
give besides two to three hundred pontab
of guano, or of Peruvian mixed i
e with one-fourth its bulk of plaster. Ashes
'and plaster,' mixed. in equal quantities,
.make an:excellent , top-dressing .dro . pped
uponthe,plants after ticey come up.
rumpKßEl:
Tfh
Ts'qs a valuable-crop, -if well cultiva.
ted,, for milch cows and for the earlyfeed 7
ing of fattening hogs. It is Very custom
ary to phut it through the; corn field,
where it' is raised at a little expellee - of
cultivation. In.this case it should have
extra manure in the hill, otherwise it
will be raised at fife cost of the corn. The
labor of gathering them
_however,. when
scattered over a hirge field is considetab:e.
It is better to devote .a lot of ground to
their exclusive use, It may bo the poor-.
est part of the corn shift, if you-manure
them well in. the bill. List and lay off
the ground eight feet square, and manure
with any good compost or other manure.
CYINILINGS
This is also au excellent crop for which
the pumpkin is used. it is especially
valuable for hogs, with the advantage
that it comes into use much eurlierin the
season. There should always be at ledst
enou g h in the truck patch for the use of.
tbe'fanuly and servants.= — EVEtlfe - crtyp - b - e - '
managed as the pumpkin, except as to
distance of the hills. Six feet each Way
will be a sufficient distance. Plant both
crops by the :last of the month.
FIELD PEA
The field pea should be sown or plant
ed by the middle of the month or soon
after; though they maybe Own as late as
the.latter part of June, if circumstances
make it decessary to postpone so long. If
intended for the improvement of the land,
two bushels per acre should be sown bro.id
cast. If the seed is the prineipal object,
sow in drills three feet-apart and give two
or three workings .with the cultivator:
If you do no lucre, plant a_Lleao enough
in the corn-field to insure :f - full\snipply
for the use of the negroes •wint9v 7 und
spring. . For this purpose the Vionnuon
black-eyid or the lady pea is best, For
land Improvement or hog feeding the
black or the clay-peii. The clay-pea does
not, shed when ripe, and affords a longer
• time for gathering —Use plaster on this
crop by all means soon utter it gets above
the ground., .
MILLET
Millet mikes an admirable provender
for horses or other stock. • It‘ 'will 'yield
twice as much to the: acre as. the best.
timothy, and the crop is fit for the geyihe,
in less than three months, from the time
of sewing- A free loam Is the ,106.8 t soil.
for t; The ground should be, ninely pre
pared by harrowirT and rolling - end well
manured. So vigorous= and - heavy
,growth
,is 'of course . - exausting, end
it
should - ratbe. sown without a: liberal sup- •
• hundred weignt.of guano, or good super
'
• iiliwpfiete,or bmliels ashet.. per acre
. ts.:ii=goo&dreesing_Sawrhy_ilie. last :of ,
the month or early imJuue heift bushel
of.seed pc; amo: i.,
IaUGAII MILLET'. AZIAMIOAI.I..CAST ' CORN.
These should[be sown . this month by
thgse.wholatit.grCen food for. cows or.
other stock . IT .: 4eigost, , end ! Septemberl:
they are beavy feeders and must be well
madured— ;:' r. • .••
fiIIEEP-stiluviti " •
pbeep-shettring sbonld nny
- 'warn weatheintter:tlic.2oth °fib° !Routh.,
The'fleecoltecemes very ippresslAio and
liable to 'Foto after that thno. . In . ca's!i
;Of tt cold rain itntuedintely , ,afterahearing
_ put lbent . _,noder "alit._ the
yak is done tenderlatid
4,lngitki4 .
,
diehessoinetimcp)eaye whitish marks
`,ukiarn""lsb`e'd th T ey o
hi, etu t ,
18 p 4T ii, o 4 ontilt! spot,'
i-rodlnPrub ft;ipo" Lard
it alit :: ' Thep
tb actft:e,
liege apiri,and rub ry.
traland'
h
''4l: * °-r-41°C aii•l3fight as
• . . •
is.. Fang, Printing don. lists.
~ ~
.. µ,'~:~~L<y~ ViiLY
A:.r:.:f:.~a~,._;.ryi•_.~~'.:;...A~+:+.::•..rr..rv•W~.ns. :: ar.kl't!t»a.aca.. ..n.i'~.+~ A' .~+L'Sc~!~4i~?.y,_.t.zlYMw..^~an'-":cbf
ifiliscellantop.
IME
IT'S' ALL . FOR... t
BUNCOM.BEI
'Ales° follows ilkh Illng - onithelr'red lags And make.
so much fuss about the effects ,of tho Manic? ,
"Suspeutlon audits consounences” .• Orval attraction"
groytly reducnd" end other • Queer - 4 ,•nouuta,"
are all talking fur lluncOMOY. -- llut If you, really - want
' to get thy ?pith of your money, cal nt. tl:o Ffuully
Crocerrand Ifileensware Store of • ' '
.7. IL, HALBERT,'
, . .
on the N. W Corner of 4,h0 Public Munn+ aril' directly
opposito,lNe Carlisle 1 , 3 , 990 t Bank, In the borough of
arlisle.
--His stock of China, Class and Quenneirkro has just
boon repionished from Philadulphia, and for beauty of,
design, quality ant! cheapness •
- IT CAN'T BE BEAT. •,• ' .'.
ROCER ES s,
Ills assortmeni; or FAMILY GROCERIES is full,
fresh, clean and coMplete, such as "
Java and Rio Coffeb Mixed Pickets,
44 ' 'Roasted, Plain ' do. , • '
......,,.,...„.' - Ituperisil Tea, Worcestershire Sauce,
, Oolong orallack do. American "do. •
-MI 4 ' Pounded Hominy '.Tothato Catsup,
I It. -; Ileclter's Furies, Salad or table oil, ~
4 1 Corn Starch, . ' Popper sauce, •
Rice Flour, Table salt, '
Ilaker`a C0c0a,... .
,Syrups and Molasses
Chocolate,'. . of every quality, .
Preston's' Eftgle do, ' MaearonLl
~
SPICES, (ground & unground.)
Clhonmon,
Mace, •
Nutmegs,
Cloves; .. . . '
' Alepice,,.
---Veriperand—
.oinger.
SUGARS !
Now Orleans,
Porto Moo,
• Criasbed,
Granulated,
• -------- T0r 2 1 4424
no . •
.. „ .
'-' CHEME—Pi no apple and- New-Vor.k.daky Cheese.- ...-
.. Ctanbegrles, Brooms and dedarware '
) 040 0151t 4 31 A CE. Elt B L xi i egjav g ,
' . No,S. 1. 2 and 3. ~
Saponifier or Concentrated Lye for malt ing'seap. Be.
sides a' • TIIOI.IIIIiND ANI , OIIe • ArtleldA- that cannot be
enumended, but which the public are cordially Invited
to examine for themselves.
Thu subscriber thanhful for the very liberal .patron
age which he has received from the comniunley In times
past, respectfully solicits a contionarce.
' •' JOSEPH D. 'HALBERT.
Carlisle, Pee. 23,1857.'
. .
JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING
AT NAUG LE'S ,C 1( PJ EW BLRY STORE,
_ Atin Street:,
,Carlisle, Pa.
.... . ....... . • .
~, ~,„ :„.t -0..,..-:: „.., ...,..... largo supply of
G ; , - -ro ~-,, .,,.- ----7stches,-.leavalry._6ll,_
...„.
~,,' ..,..
•:
A vor and Plated \Tare,•
.(..
2 ). ~ .. i?t,ac,?, to which I' Invite at.
~, 1' ~,..., Al,: tontion. •
.---:-:.,:. .4 IM, t :--- If jou want to ~..,
_i f ,„ ,
~,. ff -.:_._~: VAI,I I .. - loot trout 1.100 . large t'
ar..._•:,,,,,.,:• 0 ..:_.--.. - ....,' 1 . k,.. , VI,
.„, =stock Of (lochs. Watch.
c - ,• , 14 -915' _ -.1.---.... :.:A. V. Vt,t.°l°Va ':ntr' . l7 l .•
_ call
At N.AIiCILE'S:
• . . .
Wo bovo a largo nsHortment of gold and Silver Hunt ,
log and Open Vase \Voteben to suit oil Fancies nod
Pontfts, • - •
At 11AUG.I.,}2S. '
• Fil l / 3 and Cheap — Jewelry of every stylo and quality,
in setts or by the piece; as wanted,
. At NAUGLE'S. •
" Silver and Plated Walters, Cake. Fruit, Sinettr, and
Card Baskets; SilVer, 'fable, Tea, Cream; Sugar, Mt;
Dolma and Crean, Spuous,
At NAUCILE'S.
Fine Ticarl, Lava, Coral, Caineo, Ooldstone,Moialc, Flo•
"-routine Mosaic, Jut Box and . Blase setts cheap
At NA UU161713.
Diamond Ilremdplux nud Fingerings,
At NAUGLE'S.
(Hold Case, Eight Day Lovers;, Gold Iluut•
lug ease, Duplex; Gold Iluutlng,.Chronmteterx,
At HAGGLE'S.
Da;rlcrs.liest quality of Gold Pencils; Ditto Gold
-Puns and Silver Holders,
Silver and Plated Ten Frits. Goblets, Cups, „Toast
Racks, Pitchers, Urns, Turf:Arne, Ton Bells,
At NAUGLE'S.
Gold Neck, Vast. Curb, Fob and Cliatinin
()old Bracelets, Lockets, Thiutbtes, Crosses, Charms,
At NAUGLE'S.
Froach Time Pieces to run three and-four weeks,
- At NAUGLE'S.
Oold Sletwo o Vest; Collar, and Shirt St4TOf it'll WI
mull quality,
At NAUGLE'S.
Plated Forks, Spoons, Knives, Napkin Rings, Silver
Thimbles, Shields,
At NAUGLE'S. ,
Fdutlnas, Aocordoons, Musts itsi s a lino :tarlo6 , .
_ . • At NAUGLE'S.
-Ladles' 7Portinonules.. Pearl and, Lonther, Plain and
Fancy Travelling Jugs, very i lloo s . t3Zisi i r i tr u , o. •
NAUTILI'S.
c •,,
If you - want to hove your 'Watches put in 6,0d71-o
-pair and warranted, take theft to
NAUUL 'S.
If yoti leant to got nylieap Clock,i i r t ot r t i c A v o ca r i .
If you adutrylur Sliver ware neatly market' at short
notlee; roll -
At IiAUGLE'S.
All goods warranted an represented, or the money re•
funded,
,NAIIO LE'S.
Persona thiit want bargain', aro InvUral to call
At NAUGLE S.
Carlisle Foundry,
MACHINE. SHOP,
CAR AND SASII FACTORY,
East: Alain Streot;CARLISLE
This extensive establishment is now in Complete or.
der and supplied with the hest machinery for executing
work in every department. The buildings have else
been greatly enlarged this spring and stocked with the
newest and most improved tools for the manufacture
of
DOORS, WINDOW FRAMES, SASH,
Shutters, iiihkds, Mouldings, Brockets and ell other
kinds of Carpenter worrk. We invite Builders. Car
pcnten. and others to call and examine our thellities for
doing this description of work. The best Materials
used and prices no lute - as at any other establishment in
the County or elsewhere.
STEAM ENGINES BUILT TO ORDER.
end repaired as heretofore. Engines heive been recent-I
ly built for W. M. Henderson Son, In this borough.
It. Bryson A-. Co. Alien township, Ahl A Ilrothers,New
ville, BIM° it Wetzel, North Middleton, end °Lows,
at who.a° establishment they nmy/bn seen In daily op
eratlon,and to , whom,ive can refer for evidence of their
.superlority.
IltON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
of every desciiptlon, from the smallest to the heaviest
pieces, executed at short noticeforret ury kind of mi
cbinery. A lamp variety ormill castings now on Mind
Two skillful Pattern makers constantly employed.—
III.:PARING promptly Attended to for • Paper Mills
Distilleries, Grist Mills. Factories, Ac. 'Turning and
Fitting Dill Spindles, Sc. done in the hest style.
THRIISIHNO MACHINES AND HORSE POWERS:
such' no Bevil Onor Four,. ilorseili4iers; : II Flzontal
Gear Foul• and Two, IllorSo Poilhrs, Corh Sliell,ro
Cruslienininiintollore , Plough eastlugs, .hd other sr ,
ticks for farmers, on hand or promptly made to order
- • BURDEN CARS BUILT,
and-repaired,-Ourfaellitles-for-bulidlpg•-Cars nro-now
'more complete than heretofore end ettaldes mi . to fur-,
Gish them to transporters on the roR read on UCCOLIIC.
dating terms nod made of the best materials. Orders
solicited and with . ° satisfaction guar:WWl.
The long 'experience In the business or the senior
wailer of the limo, and the completeness of our ma
chicory htovery branch of the establishment-warrant
us .Inl assuring' the host .work to all who favor us
with their orders. Tho continued pationsge of our old
friends sad the public la respectfialy. solicited.' •
Msz 2e, 's7—iy. • • .F.O&ItDNEII. & Co.
•
.• 3000 Cases fee- AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR, who'
has'mndit his fortune cod retired from 1,0
• " 3000 Cartes sinessi will spand the .romaltuhr of his
days In curing that dreadful disease CON
-3000. Cases BC )1 I•TIOSEFRF.II OF Cli AIME ; hilt ear•
nest desire being to ontnntunicate to the
317011Citiial—w-75-19-blirraninditrsthnt- have-proved
censful In more than - 3000 cases. Ile
' 3000 Cases quints each upplicant to send him n minute
; • description Of, tha. symptoms, :with tyro.
31101.1:Ctises_itiumns. (0 cents.) to pnythe retain letter.
- • in wiiFfh•
. 3000 . ensue'. PRESCRIPTION, with' direct ions 'fot pre
' ' • paring the modirinos. &c,•.'
3000 Cases The 01,D DOCTOR.' hopes t those id
' flirted Will not, on wicount fateicacy,
1000 Cases ' 'from - consulting him latent's° lie
ronken No Charge. Ills solo object:in adver,
3000 Cases tilting is to do nil the gout be can before he
dies.. Ile fouls that he IsJustly,colobrnted
3000 Cases for the cure of Consumption,- Asthm,n,
Bronchitis, Nervous Uffections, Coughs,,
, 3)00 Cases ,Colds, die.. Address .„ ,
" ; • ' • -' r•DOOT."IINCAEI Dit ' ANT,
March 31, q411.-3mos. Bqt 3531, I'. 0., Now York.,
YALVS . ,4:IAVVANIO OIL.-
,
great remedy; has ,fhtained tor itiolf, a world
wldo reputation, as a blessing tr. inT.lnder , ; In onto , of
'spinal disco e, Ithouudlsm, Unrefined druids,. Nervous
boatlerhe; Krysipolas, , lnts a magical,
ciroot,lit rewiring pain, imparting to the diseased ports
a natural curreutrof elootticity;by- which himithyl
•t Inflations are restoredliumedlately, a ri da curr:odooted
-•its nd one haftever.usod.,olB,,artfola , without -benollt.i.
•we confidently refer to those witti, have applied it, to
. their testimony hilts rayon., , , , . ,
, • For salo.by S. W., ilaverstlelo.V.lllett; ll . Wauffirein;
J, pod, all,the country store's ; throughout
.N. Thstunifortri priCe Rivv,i;Dativff,a bottle, as
t,bls In the Only .slze that.. is" eiripped ; the United
„ , .Nov,. /bra. ..; • ;1, rue ,•<" ; ; .
CIV 7 ‘O.,TIC E :—All pprsons indebtild to,
111 the to. dal
ankmittle thoir,reccolinte without. •deley : - TJie city
inetthentiharhig adOpte4 CMiciati sikliimpclll compel
uet.n.:eurtaßcur #Ekeet.e t y aari hoeinees .
Vir , 01,4 • •• 8 1,X1:11c.11Y„- -
..-.. , Orficir:+4.iiliiiiioDTrAt hp I keld f ,
;,
ID, Mit, Arbltitit(oiqoc&rixi;the tquit Slops° :Int
:,' 4,' Lffnigh 0 Oirliale,;n4VON Ny.;MAN 16th, 1858„
. Vt e'dedtlon of President ancWlredonsdrthe guild:
Onsand Water Company..: .: '•
• 1itri1,14,..18411. • ..' ' . • TM: D. lEigu.
fti
OliSCCItt111:011.5. • - I
•
r CATWENTI4IIIB,-,F„A,11 ,- M -E 'lt S
•Li " '".AND iititotne. ,"
1.110 hubAcribors.**llld rosertfolly, announces to the
pilblic„that they•ara Inert' peppered to . .julluiph the fol
lowing described articles of, LUJllitlit : First, COIIIIIIO
and l'annof i'lan;.atid._lluards ot all thioness:: Vow'.
ilutulock. Joke
and Siantling. of allsizus and Ilingthsf At bite Piny and
Yellow Pinb Flouring, u'Orked; all kinds Of Paling and
, Plastering Laths; Pine and Cyprus Shingles of all lino
:Midst:Shingling i Lothl'andf ' , Mid Fencing.
Boards do foot long. All timbers sawed to' oilier; by
leaving' their L il le, °full lengths 'sizes; (pine, oak,
-oe_heinloclL),- Sash, Doork tilindsaildidouldings ready
for use. •The above Wilrbe Turnisned
Boilable term's, andat thO shortest notice. •
, .
,TO ',COAL. CONSUMERS. 'O,A
• We halo constantly on hand 'al •
tlkf,' ' kindlier
te: 1 ! FAMILY COAL,„
SUCIII as Lyiteua fancy, Short Mountain, Trecorion, La.
rust Mountain,. Luke Fiddlehp'Suubufy. Wllkesbarre,
and the Bread Top for Blacksmiths; all-of which we
will
,delitar to any part of , tbo town as low as can bc ,
bought at any yard to the town for cash or copntryi
produco. Coal all, rescreened andtielivored clean.: :By
strict attention to business, we hope to iccelre it liberal
share of public pationage.
You will find our Yard' in tho'cistorn and of tho.ho
rough, opposite alto ties Works.• ,Our °Oleo horeafter
bo opt op pesite Ilentz,& Brothors stare, in the Mike ,
now occupied by'Squink Smith. All ordero loft at the
Oleo or at either of the subserlbeieresidances, in West
Pomfret street, or at East, stroot, will he 'promptly at ,
touded to
Carlisle, June 9,1957.
T.TIqBERLAND 'VALLEY BANK
C
-1.10PRIBTOItS.: -
JOHN DUNLAP,
A. Sumaxpt. -
WILLIAM Rxrt,
]tout, C. STERRETT,
JOIIN POLTP. •
_.This Bank, donigbuslness In thu name of Icor, Bred
mianin & 'Co., to now fully , prrpnrod to - do - a general
Banking 1/11610118/4 with.promptiiess and fidelity.
Money received on deposit and laid back On demand
without notice,. interest paid 011 NrOCillllloloolll.ll. Car.
[{grades of duposltiiearlia; Interest Akita rule office
per runt. lOU be Issued Ito short u p eriod as lour
months. Interest on all certificates rill cease at nut.
turlty, pravided,lowever, that If said =Miriam; are
nuanced at an thou lbuteafter for another given pa.
rlod, they shall bear the same rate of interestup to the
time of roffewal. Particular uttentson paid to the col.
(action of notes, drafts, chocks, &c., in any part of the
United States or Cumulus.
_ . .
Itoullttnnees made to England, Ireland, or tho Conn.
The faithful and confidential extentlon of all
orders entrustod to thorn r may bit relied-upon. -
. They call the •attention of Farniors 3lechnnlrs and
all athora-whodoelron_oafe_depto itory their nades,
to the undeniable fact, that the proprietors or tlitillilfik
ate INi:eV/DUALLY llablo to the exude of their cometes for
all the Deposste, and other obi Igations of Her, Bronnu
man & Co. . •
. . .
They have recently removed into their now flanking
Ihmse directly opposite their.former stand,. In Rest
Main Street, a few doors east 'of the Railroad Depot,
whore they will at all boles be pleased to give any in•
formation desired in regard to money matters In gene.
Open for business from 0 o'clock In the morning uul ll
4 o'clock in the evening,.
If. A. STUItO EON, - Cashier.
, Carlisle, May 20. 1807
1 4 -1 111,1 , 3 INSURANCi::— 'ALLEN.
ju • AND EasT PENNSBORG MUTUAL FIRE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY of Cumberland county. ircorprn
rated by nit act of Assembly, is now fully organized, and
lu operation under the inamtgemont of tlm following
,cominaloners, viz: '
Danlid Bailey, William It. Dorgan, Melina' Cocklin,
Eleholberger, Christian Stamm; -John C. Dun
lap, Jacob 11. Coover, howls lEyer, S. Ebony, Benda.
ruin 11. Messer, J. Brandt, Josoph Wickersham,
Alexander Cathcart. • •
Tho titles of I nsuranee are ns low and favorable as any
Company of tho kind in Um State. I•ersons whiling to
become inembors.uro invited to make application to the
agents of rho - company, who are willing to milt upon
them at any thiao. . •
• ,DEN.I. H. MOSSER, President.• , •
- CHRISTIAN STAYMAN. Vita President.
. L - EWIS - ItY,ElL — Secrotary.
MICHAEL COCISLIN. Tronsurer.
• AGENTS. •
MM=
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.—John Sherrieit, Allen.
Rudolph !tlartin. New Cumberlana f, Henry %oaring,
Shiremanstown: Samuel Woodburn. BieI:IVMM ; Hooey
Bowmati, Churebtown : Modo Gritiltli, South Middle
ion; Samuel (indium:W. l'enrshoro'; Samuel .Cooyer;
Meellanlesburg; J. W. Coehlin, • Sheplieldstown;
Cooyer, Shepherdstown ; C. H. Herman, Sib or Spring;
Benj. Hay°, stick. Silver Spring Charles -Hell. Can lido.
YORR COUNTY.—W. S. Picking, Donor; Poter
Wol
ford, Frapffitt ; Jae. GriffithrWarrillgion ; J. F. - Bear
(WIT, Washington: •
DAUPHIN CO.—Houser & Inehman, Harrisburg..
--.4lemberwor-the-rompany-Laving policies about. t ex
plro, can have them ronowed by making application to
any •of..t ho L Agen -
An Ini•aluablo Botilifor 25 Canle.- 'Ewe..
f . • ry Fa ally aliotild have a Copy. ••
, • I. i, . I i •.. 'DR. HUNTER'S MEIBOAL
'Os 5 .. , ,a' . .r,‘ 41,0114.1//ii 'MANUA!: AND HANDBOOK
" `41 4 / , '"V. • ' lir :'''.• FOR THE 'AFFLICTED,
••••? / if
,t,S" ' ,'' ' ' • a containing an outline of the
....." /TV • . -origin; progress. treatment
.:. ' Of, . -:." ...Mid cured' every foon ol di...
A. ~m,v0,,, ,„7,:::: ?aye contracted by prelatic
'. ....,,ts,--,-- / ••• - s ". alt's sexual intercourse, by
' ..../.." " - --‘‘`.„`•• ' selfabuao. or by sexual ex
', I 1 ittt •• ' . no: withladvice far-their
prevention, written in a familiar style, avoiding all
medical technicalities, 'and everything that 'smithd of
fend the ear of decency.
Testimony of the Professor of Obstetrics In Penn
• College, DR. lIUNTIICS MEDICA
MANUAL:—The author of this. meek, unlike th
• majority of Monte who Advertise td cure the discos.
P.l CH of which it treats, Is a graduate of one of the
I,,est Colleges is the United States. It affords me
Wfi
pleasure
v t i lmtn o m reeo n in
mond him to the usifbrtuate,or to
f bpractico, as a successful and ex
: CO perlenced practioner, in whose honor and integrity
toi they may place the greatest confidence.
Jlscrin Losesnons, M.D.,
01 From A Woodward, M.D., of Penn. University,
PliPad. It gives me pleasure to add my testimony
to the Professional ability of the Author -of the
Medical Manual."—Numerous cases of Diseases of
the.Ounital Organs, some of them of long standing,
c, have mono tinder my notice, in which his skill has
,__ been manifest in restoring to perfect health, in
-I,4..socuo_instances_whar.cAlte.pationtletiLlte_en_Sonthl
erod beyond medical old. lin tire treatment of semi.
'-' nal wealiness, or disarrangement of the functions
produced by SLLF•ABUSE, Sr Exec ea or venery, I do
tm nut know his superior in the profession. I Inane
• •Iven acquainted with, the . Author some thirty
ni years, and deem It no mere than justice to him as
well as 11 kindness to the unfortunate victim of
• ly indiscretion, to recommend him us ono, in b hove
• profoodonal• skill and integrity they. way safely
confide themselves.
. .
One copy, securely enxeloyed,lvill be fortrerded free
of postage to coy pert of the United StatorßiP2s etc.,
or 9 twice for' *1 09. LW Address COBDEN 4, CO.,
Publishers, Box 197, Philedelphin. . ..
AllD'ill..oksollers, Canvassers and Dock Agetite supplied
on the most liberal terms.
Doe. 9, 1897.-Iy. • _ . .
DR.I W. WIT3IOR, of o PnirADEL
PHU, Where he has been in successful. practice
•
for a number of years, received his education at the
best Medical College in the United States and bad the
experience and practice In the different Hospitals fur
several years, a member, of tine Analytical Medical he
stituto of New York, and Me Medical Surgeon of the
United States Envy. now offers himself to the public to
attend any 'professional calls.
- "The purest unnticlueS always on -hand directinan the
hest Laborites es of our „conntry, and the liotanical
liardeds of the world. Nb patent medicines' prescribed
or reeommended. Medleines used only .which will net
break Mien the constitution, but will ninorate the sys
tem from. Al Inig_l_Wit Me sustained from mineral
medicines. Chinnie and difficult disestete must be trott
ed upon analytical principles, which le to know and as
certain what, lisease is.- Its Malin, MO character re:
quire it knowledgdof the ehembstl constit mutt: of every
'solid and told of, the human body;. tine changes those
solids and fluids are capable of undergoing. 'To know
'what medicines to employ to cure diseases, reOulres a
knowledge of • the Menden' .constituents of ell 'rigouts
elliplOjel,llll . medicine; and if wo me In possession of
thin know,edgr - 71, ClS — Noah, to effiiiTnirilliffiffse—no
matter of how long standing—and Nava nue. patient In.
a healthy - nett perfectly cured. coudithm. , •
Melancholy. Aberration, or, that; state of alienation'
and weakness of tine mind which rondo.. persons Inca.
pable of enjoying.the plathume or part riming the duties
of life; Dyspepsia, that distressing disease and fell de.
stroke.. int' health and impplueso,.undermining the con
,stltution, und.yearly,carrying , thousands tu.untinnely
• iMeene, can mostimphialcally he cured. , Rheumatism,
aniformln er cundit chrnide or, mute'. Warranted
curable; Epilepsy or, falling slcknese,• all chronic and ,
. stuhbffrn mattes of lemale DP:sakes radically rennosed;
.Sult 'Rheum, and every description of uleerittionsi' Piles
end Serofulom Diseass.m.whleh h bafiledlaprevlonli
medical skill rail be cured by my treahnent, when the
constitution is not exitausted.
~
1 do say all diseases (yes. CdxstneeTtos).cont tor cured.
I '. Cancer'cnred without On knife. ' • -
Will-remaheinn.rnyhtileSun-Wsnnssesviand,..SAnm
'moos, from it 0'c10ck.41:151.. tuff to accommodate
patients Innis a distance, end consult' In tho' . F.lnglish.
mad Germanlanituagas • :Will make . vlsit.t.to.any
Aisnce_Y_required. • tiley , be •addressed by' Endtou
•Squere, LancititirclES , , -
March 17,1818.-4 y
XTETT CASH DRY GOQI)S f HOUSE
GKAPRIND afßiftlLir - ta
EYRE k-tfikNDELtii -- Fliurth and Arch.Sts,
9.111 uow. offorlug P fail sttwa, "-
• ! NFW GOODS FOR. SPRING:OF 13113; '
-Fusidantddi Spring ~ • r '
Mack Silks, 24 to 34 ''
Barton' Drsa'aranta Now Stylus. „ ,
ShitivlP, in alpha NeWastlatylos,.• tt
British. Erooch and.Ameri au Chintzes, . 4 •
---Full Etoca- of- Domestic egoods, • ; • '
Stoek'of European, '
• N.'ll—flargnina in Simsottablo Onods,•dalij 'received
from tho AUCTIONS 6D-Now York"and Philodelphia
I'. S.-,slorchantstaStilaTitoktgaxamlna the Stork.
,Tglots,,Nett 'ooh, qn4.lloW.PliCes.c :; -1 , ,
1353,n-SpatB.,.. ; •;
. _ . Iliorag2.?;
•,IVITUCE • ."have
iissocut`ea 'Partafir In, Ole"
ForwanllnFOorainiAalon‘ and Grain Bualneag • my, /ion
ALBEItr albovei bladnesnra,
bd horatiftortobdUctodlandar.,ttie nataciotJ. II HERM
:8; sillagtve.
.., 11. , -lllghoilt CakhiplicestarPEODUOU'oe ki.ada,:
1/LOUIL,.WHEATORTE; OATS,' &r. Ab.
'always on hand and for •
earlier° alei) , . A,, 1857—tf. - • '
.
iii,y..E.R.Y , STABLE.—Having-riui 7;
: - ,onsoi.erowl f it.ohiliemotin , l.br bIN, BAruo.Y :Et!.....
LISHMNNE,TiviIIIio ulidays •tetille 'to apoolD
, dett.ii 1116 — pibllo with 110NE5, 1 . 0.42%
..nr),—....7.... 449t1811tUpg MB' 04 1 k9v 0 7 0 t h441 "!
"'-' ''' 1i r — " 11 ' ~i s' t -
kill. -i. r... I. q a nmy ntv ' , q riot at ontioll to
1 ,poinoselmil'a destre!to'reitk,Olierm)bablibeF`hiiinu to,
, ftanltoqiUtieiallbili k etilf. piztiNe•pettrotiifiri, ' a ,,, ! , ' 1 ',,..,'„.,
-. , vr4AP i - Aa`A 4 - ,!1:. , a - L.::: :1 - 049REEK4TEN - 613,. ,
' . N, B..l.o4iiniblieseti - on bandlOruklY4fiosiiiiho inay,
Are Isineedor them. .. . G. H.
-. No*. 26, 1857 .1 ~ ' . .' '' , ....
r.•
811R031 & moLTEit.
" Nan ,Know qhyselt"
ALVRED WOODiTA RD,' M. D.
w. It. wrrmort M.D.
', 3/(/3 W fOIYDS.
T4 EJARGEST dIAIIt AN]
NNTATOSIIMENT IN
BA ORE.
No. 25 Gay Sfreet. near,
. .
BALTIMORE, 51D.,
. •
Warta 's Wpi.always on hand, or made to order, eve
ry style of French TETE.A4ETBS, iu Phsh, MIL
Cloths or Brood°lle. •
French Pull stuffand Medallion, Parlor ARM CHAIR t
In Plush, Hair, Cloth, or Waddell°.
French Full stuff carvel PARLOR CHAIRS, in sets
with Plushollalr, or Rroratelle. , •
• SOFAS; half Fretteh Mahogany and Walnut- .Parlor,
CHAIRS, In Hair, Cjidif,or.Pl4h.
' ltOCKlNCl_CHAlltvarious designs, Wllair, Cloth
rerill[Pl ' •
• Ptillf Spring LOUNOEBn large assortment ',thous
ml hand: or any pattern .made Or' covered with any
goads to Order. . • • ' '• ' •
• • 011AMIllt SUITS—lie Walny.t,-dimpleto, from s3,'
tt
CANE CHAIRS 11U11 Rocking do:-411>_lergest nssm't
most rantly-inado in the Culled Etatesfrom $l2 itd°•
sou up.. ,
Par Room, 001ee and Dining CHAIRS. n ' onk. Wal-.
nut -or Adlogooy, nith Celle, Wood or Stuffed Seats
-11111 assortment dubruelug over 50 &won.
Woad Seat GUM RS and SETTEES nod ROCEINO
CH AIRE-Lover 100 dozen:
Feather Beds.' their and Husk Mattresses of every de
duly.' Also, all I: Inds of Gilt and Plain .Founes-for
Looking (hisses, Am. •
A MATIIIOT, 25 North Hay Street,
Near Fayette street.
01111111
FRESH GROCE'ILIES!-.
•-• :AT 3. C:111:;YETI"S - --
Shad and 3lnckarel of dilic runt gi odeo,
,Al nUY-I{,TTIS
Balaton, Scale Fish and
At 110 Y ETT'S
Codfish, Salt and Pickled Herring, •
- At 11UVETT'S.
Cheese and Crackers can ho bad
- Al IIUYEITS
Dried Fruit, Preserves-and Jellies,
At IIUYETI"Er .
Cured Beef and Dams: . - -
Ai IIUYETT'S
A ficsh.supply of LIQUpItS,
- At IiUYETI."S
01lig, White Lead, ke., de.,
NI , EA' S . dli LEBRA TED '
LIQUID OLUE,
TILE GREAT ADHESIVE.
Diost useful article et er int ented, flat house, store
and odic°, uurpasia ug In utility el ery - other • "
glue, gum; mucilage, 'paste or
• • cement ever known . •
ALWAYS READY FOlt APPLICATION.
Allbeslt o on paper, cloth, leather, furniture, ,pore
lait , i,,oltina, marble or,glass. ~ -
manufacturing Fancy krtieles,.Toytt,t , te., it lots
oo superior, hot riniy Pooii?ssing greater strength than
any other known artirlo, but adheres , mortyquickly,
leaving .h 0 stain where the 'parts are Joined. NEvEit
Kills,
°Within the last three years. upwards of 240,000 bot
tles of this celebrated LIQUIit 1i 1.111 hese been
sold. and the, groat convenience which it bats proved hr
every ease, has tiegarvedly secured fn; It it demand
;Odell, the manufacturer bas-found it, al times, 111111
cultlo meet; acknowledged by all who have used It.
that Its merits are far al, tve any similar article or hid
Lunen ever offered to the nubile.
Mir This (AUK is extensively counterfeited—elates,.
the fable. "Melton's Celebrated Liquid Clue, the Groat
Adhesive." Tulle no other.
TVNNTY-FtYE CENTS A BOTTLE.
Manufrietured rind Sold, Whoiesale and Retail, by
WN. C. Melt E.t. Stationer.
'' • • No.UOT Chestnut Street., Philadelphia.
..tot_Libei-ill inducements offered to perianth .desirou_
of selling the above article. • •
. •
SALT HY THE SACK, •
.
. BASKETS. . ' •
. . ' . TOBACCO end .
. . .
CIGARS,
Just reeet - ved at the Fothily Grocery Store of '
Dec. 23, '57.J • „ •J. D. HALBERT.
uttOST —A copy of. the illpstrnted edi
' tlqu -tit' FlUPSSAltrit -01180Nletlii:, woo lost
0 t a yeti+ ago,. Any. .porson 'having iha work, will
rooter 0 fuser on the owners by rotatruing it to thh
Herold Ogle. t-.,
Grapple, r0h.17,1 Stifi. . .
• ' '
1111110VAL.-1. .bari3 removed my
itstoro from the old"stand to Ilamilton'd new ,build
lug on the denier of Main and Pitt fits.. directly app.,:
situ the Methodist Episcopal Church, where 1 ill be
pleased to see all my old customers, and no tunny new
ones as will favor me with their palming°. '
I sin reciviug a new stock of goods, and wilt run
them olf at Very reduced prices.
Conic one linden to the New Stere,•and secure good
bargains. Small profits and quick sales.
March 10, 1818. uIIAS. 0611.11 Y.
* J -1 011, The three
.4(or
story" MUCH. HOUSE, In Hanover
street, threi &ors from the corner of the I go. .1 1 i
Square, in Carlisle, at present occupied Ly. ISIS
Gee. Foot. "%his Ilouse Is well calculated
Ibr a privati dwelling or plum of business. Apply to
Watts k I A Lor, or to the subscrilor. •
.Executor of Tires. Brown, dee'd.
Carlisle, Yob. 24, 18f1S.--tf.
TO' FARMERS AND GARDEN
EIW.—Tbe crlebratrd Puudrette of the Lodi
I,anufarturit4 Company," mw In use over IS years, it
kept onlmnd and mild hy the following firms In
dolphin A pamphlet sent gratis to any one applying.
PASCHALL MORIOS k CO., cor. Market and 7th at.
SPANtil.Elt &Al ItAHAM, 627 Market street.
PEN IIY A ASlltlitY, 3'29 South lVhorroa. Or,
(Aid' Manufacturing Company, to Cortlandt Street,
New York. •
March 31, 1858.-Bmos.
T. J. OItAHAM, J. L. McDOW ELL, S.M. ILA IDSON .
••^ ORMIANI, MoDOW ELL &CO '
• 1 • 4 rI
ugNEItAI. ;LAND fIGENTe,. '
Leavenworth t'aiy, lianane Territory.
WIL , L . buy, sell, and locate lands in
'mesas and Nebraska Tore Buries, lowa rind
Western Missouri, buy and Kell lands, luau and invad
money. buy and sell drAfts, give information respecting
the countryond don general agency business.
REFERENCES.
John 11. Brnitoo; Esq., Carlisle, l'a.
Wm. M. 'Widow, Banker," ; -'
110n..1. 11, Giuliani,
irnefLtp?:,Bankers,tlz3ie,2, sq.,
Carlisle.
George Sanderson ' Esq., Lancaster. Pa,
Br. Jobe A. 'Aid, N. C., Newv PIA. , •
%VIII. S. CONNIII, Esq., • •'
4. W. Clark & Co., Bankers, Philadelphia,
flon.'lll Wheel Cocklini Slieplierdstown. Pa.
llunry Itglinan & Bons, Merchants, Baltimore.
Blake, Esq., enabler 'Mercantile Bank, New York.
Snyder L Real EstatiCAgents, Minneapolis,
Minnessota Territory.. '
Win. EllgorM Esq., Attorney and Eisal Estate Agent.
Sterling . 4.ll U -
Mateer. Esq., Henry elty, 111. ,
Ex•Ociv. Josiipli Minor, CuMberland county, ta;
E. W. Clark L. Co.. %tankers. Philadelphia.
Oov, Ppllnek, Ilarrisbmig, he, „
March 18, ' U.
•
IT IS NOT. A 'DYE.—We subjoin a
few names of those who recommenti MIIS. S. A.
ALLEN'S WORLD'S UAW. RESTORER AND %IMO.
EA LS . AMIIMi President Eaton 'Of UlllOll
" The filling Of link ceased. and in gley locks changed
to original color." • Hey. C. A. ituelchee, Treas. Am. Bible
uion, N, VI: •, I cheerfully odd my testimony." hew,
11. V. Denim, lid. •' Outdo to Holiness," Boston: "We
can testily to its e'lects.” - new. E. It. Petri:lllld, Cor,
Sur. Clio Eiden. N. Y : Used in toy tinnily with bone-
Iklal effects." OuV. A; Webster, " own, E.l,- 'won:
uting. your preparationsTrEhT fist for bohct Sr"
grey ns Ater. Jas. 11. Cornell. Cor.
ete., N. Y.: " it has restored the halt-Wont, of ray family
to.lts origlnel colot'and,stopp.Elo.folllrig out," etc.,
etc. ;We cooqu.dn from numerous others of like stand.,
lug Epropeand Anthrica, but for further Information
• .
son for clrmilar to
hiAItAIERS LOOK 11E1114, uns.•s. A, ALLEN'S . • .
.• I v I TiIItESIIING 3IACIIINES I, World's flair Restorer De pot,i.
Thu aubscriber desires to Inform 1 4 mo:sand the pal No. 956 Broome et., N. Y.
lie generally that he 'now has - on unfit and In cull Or' SOLD EVERYWHERE.. •• •
stoutly nuniufacturlog Threshing Machines with Pim I March 17, 1655--3 mos.
mot's Patent Shaker, which are generally ucknow I-
edged to be the best articles now In use. Also n varlet cl ONS U NTT]. ON, SCROFULA,
orimpromooyor Cord Shelters , Straw Cu ;
MIMES, CilltONIC SKEUMAVISM, DEEILITY,
torn aud Plauk's Celebrated flaw. Hu also attends t ;
the repairing of, Agrleulturni in the bel. • . and all ISSenres arising fronin Scrofulous 9 r Imposer:
a nutter and on reasonable terms. Manufnctory o !shed state of the Blood. .IlEtllcNi tiN, CLAIM A CO'S
extra
COM:LIVER OIL;'.
of George Metzgor, Esq.
Sept:2.'s7.4y ' L '• ' JOHN PLANK. Iles Stood the test of over ten years exPerlence, 4nd , Is
recommended by all the-Mont eminent physichitte ;the I
• most valuable remedy In use.., Dr, tho eel. '
-liinted-Physician of..the_LondonConsulltation Hospital"
fool: witos.of Ito efforts In about blid.cruissi and foUild It
'more efficacious thou all-remedies yet discovered. This
remedy, 1111 valUalile WREN rate, beeinnes worthless ;or !
lidyrious when ndulterated. See MIAMI° labellins thy;
eagle and mOrttir,, and him signature over CM cork _of,
ensh bottle, as thounitidn hive been ciirelf use . ,nf,
the genuine crude who had Baud others without Su.
case. Sold by nil: Druggists,
RISTA-DOWYS-HA.U.
NJ
Within n nut-shell all the merits lie, •
Of Driotadoro's never equal Dyo;
Hod it minket; black, to brown tranalernis n gray.
And keeps the fibres always troth decay.
The matchless revitalizing Bair Dye still hold. Dole
Milan an the most harmiom and efficacious Heir Dye i '
the World: Prepared and sold, wbolosalo and veil
and eippliod.inr ten private maim, at CIIISTADORO'.
Nu. 0 Aden-Vaasa lircedway, and by all Druggists ant
Perfnumis lil thellnited Staten.
ADENT.—dike.ll:livikon, Pittsburgh, Pa !
.; ...Marsh 17,411fiti--Como, • •
S T .A,!T E AGENCY; RE.:
RR MOVAL—A. WITATE
a...i'Ti.tiOiTliSaPiPATC AND SCRIVISIiIt; has re
moved to his Nevi Oillco on Male street. one 4 0 .9 r N , eat'
of the ComberlandialloYitail goad
• Ire lidovOperinidiently loadadjand
a.vety large amouneot lied Estate, ,Coaslea log
ofParinn, , ot all altos, iniproved . .and unimroved. Mill
-ProperilemMourriTmparttntwvery_ticaeriptp ion,,Bulld
ink
,Lidei WON Wegitern. Lands end Town Lots: • Ile will'
Ulvahle attention) naharetothrelo tha.Negotlitinp of
Loans. Writing of .Doeds: Mortgagee, Wills, 004incts,,
(i
S ') .11) 'o'''ls2'llll:Al4-I'.l'lPo A
, i. iNAR I, :' , 7 '
1 , ~,
o00.;* 31 . 4 it, , PROYITADVEANI) 1101401tAl1hE EH=
1000,A,YE 11,MOYMNN„t0
RN;Abl.ollloso.'
jlOOO A.170.A1tP.100100,10. 0,00 'or oduotry'lo,oenrolc
Woo A YEA% or emplOyol6,oAos,l.,ooureo or hi nn,
SIOOOA,YEAO. or to fill up tlbilr,jetauro':llol . o . o, u oy.
t i
$lOOO A YEAR.hoorbl such by oneatilliiit 2 obiro 0 ' (W.
;$lOOO - ,KIMATI; VoY pootogo)10)44 J4ltlyB U ItN.N.
41000•AANAlf Nos No; i. 1081; No 4 jtark: roe 0111..:
.
'III.OOO,AtYNANi no Otpployrount,.ls attookb, pit er 'lex,
$lOOO AYE 11. Atnildplipikrq )po4ot:orisi.,„lt!Alm ,o
lioslooloreivit. two of dolly coneoooo,loo. aO4 - : am be
:.SUHLA-Y,EAR.Annouototurod•ltribo 11gunt 41 dTglingp,
' slooosA,N,Aobqroo,bropyrlgbitvlsto,Ao porno'.
.$lOOOl-YltAN:.vianolit'ir Alou4'Abr , Aooo. wautdd
$lOOO A YEAR. , In evork:Lown in the r illpion: - .
-
Yob.ll, 2868.-3mq,, 7 .., ... '
~ .
.•• . .....
. . -
k it' do 3.bucrtistmento
FURNITURE, NAT. TB. E
• • • • : • 'IIIIOI.CtIALIS AN er.TAIL" •'!
It ".' .P . jt: F , ', •
imnowinnv, (Wholesale ware lionsi,)
• NEW °Y013.1r,:
gernes: at Wholesale Prices
0 (ANYAJITA - 0 IE-ITAINUT,
PARLOR FURN.ITUILE
Tn 1.1ivotollo;Delulno and Plush. Cato Ent and Cum
moniFuruituro in grout "variety.. Also,
. CLIAAIIIER PIJRNITUItE,
• In Sots from 92 , 2 to $lOO.
SPRING!, ttIRDED . HAIR, 11:1089 AND. WIIALBONZ
.•. .4.A.TTRXO3.ES,
Also, Feather'lleds and Bedding, Potent Premium Sea
Bedsteads. sod Patent Self.ltooklng.Cradles. '
Dealers will find at the'above stores' the _largest and
best as - sort moat of itny establishonatt in NOW tort, and
•an buy either at, wholesale or Mall'cheaper than at
any other house In the city. LAP.II, ',EO3-3mbe;
UM
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i 0 0 L l :1 °L ;0 1 ,. 11 8 a 5 : , ne $ 0 1
n " I ,l l o itlle n ot t ' l7 •
by selling whet I furnish on receipt 01 $1.60. It is
entirely new, and whet stirs in. the country like
wildfire: can he sold to every person, mole or fe
male. The busines. is very rosy, and perfectly.
hohornble. Try It—you en t help but succeed.
The arlicie 1,111 sell itseir readily, wherovei slows.
I send circular, with full InNtruclion and with cran
ia,' snatples, on receipt of WO; .or I will sell no
exclusive right for any country WWII with 111.0.11
10,000 Inhabitants, for $5,00 large cities net, for
sale. This Is no 'model:. catch.penny nlfdr, lint
IMO in which many thousands of dollars will soon
be made Ire sorao ono. Come, now-Is your only
chance. Address. -
Dlt. MONTE% .moSTrao,
.091 Broadway, Noir York City.
April 14. 1008.-31 nos.
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is induced from the most generous motives to give to
all who idly. require it, a Itilelpe (ti .covered by her
husdand. and now hi her peal...Me amity) for making a
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Address - ALFRLD A.:FITZGIBBON, New York P. 0.
Fob. 44,1858.-Mituo.:
March 1;, 1858—Spics
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tietee In •the' oketudlng In Strength nod
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the Theatrical will'nPpear every eight InVome.
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.1" ',JAWS ~Pldo OS:
voivrts.
VILLIAM KNAVE, sonlnr partner of Violate firm
of Knabe, Oreille k Co., continues the manyfar , ture and
sale of Glt AND AND SIIIJARE PIANO - FORTE/Vender'
tbO name of WILLIAM KNABB•k. CO., at •the old
stand,,Nos. 1,7, 5 and 7 North-tutaw 'street, .opposite
the Eutaw .11ouse, Baltimore., ,
Thankful ibr the uxtensiVe patronage received by the
late firm for - the last fifteen 'years, I - respectfully beg
leave to Inform the public, that mince the death of one
of cry pert ners, Mr. Henry Ihnhle,-by which' the part.
• nership - was disolved, 1 .have purelinsell. the entire
large' stock of unfinished
,Pranes, lumber,, tied other
prepared runtthials bohemian to the late firm, I shall
ther'efore continuo the busineks at ihe old, sta..d es
ablive arid will endeavor not only to sustain the well
ostabfished reputation of the` late firm; but 'to excel
nil firmer efforts in perfecting the Piano Forte.
Shire the dissolution of the lute firm, 1 am ninnufac ,
Miring Pianos on a now arid much improved scale.--;•
The first. Instrument finished imenrdlim to the new de•
signs, was deposited In the Fair of the Maryland testi.
'tutu, held 06tolan•, 1755, at which A took the highest
honors of .the lustitution,having been awarded the
"Cold Medal Premium," over tin unusual rempetition
of fourteen Pianos, exhibited by some of the best -ma
,
krys of liostou,'Nuer York and-Baltimore.
" - Al the - Aimmil - Industrial - Exhiblifons, - hold - 1 11 Oe•-
oober, 11155. nod October, 1750, by the Mechanics' Insti
tute of Richmond, Virginia, my Pianos wore also award ,
'DI the 11 igirest-Preminurs.
Again. et the late l'air.of the Maryland' Institute,
held October, 15511. after a most 'thorough and,an 111,
- usually protracted investigation 01 the titeiits of the
eighteen I tistruitscnte "oli exhibition, from the 'most
-celebrated factories of 'Baltimore, -New York 111111 BON.
ton, my Pianos wore again amtrded the highest. 'Moors
of tin). Institution, they having received tile "(Sold
Modal - Certificate," 1111 honor only adjudged to artieles
of such sdperior Merit as to defy, competition fur two
sneressive years.
Also, at the Tilled Exhibition , of the Muttopee.an
I .lechanie'S Institute. held 11l Wrmhlngton.D. C. )lurch
1557, they were trace' morel awarded the highest, Irmo-
ors.
With regard to tho qualities of my planes, I confl•
lontly refer to the testimonials .1 am conthrritly re,
1
eiving from Professors and Amateurs, speaking for
henna:lves .and , rothere,•-of- the high impreelottleu-le.
Oki, toy I nst r ttttt outs aro ntwaya held. and which elm
too seen lot my Warermonis. And 'this is the best and
f lust. reliable assuriorni can offer Je_eustromers. spar
_
role my own knowledge rffire - Instruniefifil: - iffkrin 1
• ff rfirtimeing army establishment, they are guaranteed
the possusslon of a P{IIIIO, elllilli, if not superior, to ally
made In this country df'Burope.
All Pianos built at my Enotory have full iron Frnmes.
toeing so corostructed. as to secure great additional
strength. without affecting the TONE, and therefore will
storm Pin any eliniate. - . - , .
Pianos mode tor.or der. of any hind of wood, and with
any style of ii II WI tint may be desired.
The greatest care Is bestowed nix:ll Illy work. and the
' selection or Om best madb,i,; and every. Instrument
horned one platy. faeloory ran therefore be fully- was •
ranted as possessing all the qualities requisite fora
gond Piano. • - .
. All 1 nstrurneuts of my manufacture tore r 180.ga:trait•
teed for five years from the day 1.1 sale
Particular nttentinn Is paid to the selection of In.
:,strunoente for distant orders. arid a rniviLtom og IX
envois granted at any Onto 1001111.'4x months from
the day of sale, should such Instrument norgive entire
satisfaction. . ,
urn_Worressue irs.u.res will flue' It .to their advant
age to give MO II 1101 before purchasing elsewhere.
It g_Constantly - on band a lino assortntent of M EU.
DEr INS, of the best: tankers, at prices from $45 to $2,00--
With single soli double reeds—nod also with double
key hoards and (tops, well adapted fir the use of small
churches. • .
.
I'l ANUS exchanged, hired, or blued. - ' - •
~ f WM. KNAISE.- ,
FNc following testiaionials from top of tiro most end
rent iqnnists in the world, will show how my I learn
merits are appreciated Tor - those great Perfermers, who
irate had opportunities for, - tcsting:the best Planes 01
Europe and - America: -••--- - ' . - . - .. • ,
Ma. WI Ice gas; Baltimore: .
Dear Sir: I haveitreat pleasure in certifying that I
have tried your Sqpare Plancos,end find them equal. II
not superior to any In this COUllt ry. Among their great
qualities,. which distinguish them, is - the everress of
the agreeable and oven touch, and volume of
tone. Wishing you all the muccess you - so Itighly'de•
serve. I am, sir, yours very truly, • '---,
- Baltliniktq Dee. 37,1856. • S. THALBEECI.
• To. Mcesss. Wm. ICnalle & Co., Baltimore:.
Permit um to express - you herewith •my
sincere thanks' for the superb tinted and Square Plaudit
irhich You have loaned me. and on which I have per.
termed at my concerts. I cannot but congratulate you.
rapop7thrrimutensarprogresa_anttimprotementsl - imi - em
continually make on your Pianos, which, in my
rank among the very hest in this 'country.
lvith hearty whiles fot your success and, pniaperity,
which you richly deserve try your on torntlea, energy and
den vity, I remain yours, very truly,
July IS, 113h7-Iy. MAURICE STRAKOSCII.
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Market
.St., aboYe Ei g ht h,
PIIILADI I I 'lll A:~
yr OYE S QU[l) 'HAIR DYE.
tr The testimony of Prof. Booth end Dr. Itrimkle
Intving pyovlotudy boon published, the following Ix now
added:— '
From Prof. .7ticCLOSKY, formerly pi-otioor of Theory
unit pon•tiro fit Medicine lit the'Venvile tlediral Col.
logo of l'entlaylvania, anti late Protemem of urgery in
the American College ke.
l'ini.%mmoina, Nay. 2111,.113h11..
Mr. Joseph E. llooyor:—A trial of your LIQUID
MAI It DYE will convince the' most skeptical, that It is
a anFE, and EFFIVACIOLTS preparation. Uuilkr
tunny ahem - it - hes in seyend . instances ionised ser
viceable 111 the cure of snore cut:moots eruptions on the
head, and I have no hesitation in commending it to
those requiring such an appliration -
Very respectfully, J. N. X. McCLOSEY. M. D.
lIOVIIK'S WRIT' NO INKS, Including MOVE R 'S
WIIITINti FLUID. and HOVER'S IN DELI ilbE INKS.
still inatntalit their high character, which humus always
distiounklied them, and the extensive demand first
created. entitle tied unliiterrupted until the Pr 1,131 t.
Orders addressed to On: -Mnnutlietorv. No. 410 RACE
Street, obevo FOU writ, (old No. 144,) Philadelphia : will
receive prompt ntteution by
J 081.3111 li. 1100 f KR. Montifiteturee.
ST AUFVFiR &.•II A ILL NY. '
,CII!c,AP wATcIiEs , AND JEyELny:
110LESALE- AN 1 3 Miff .at.
the •' Philadelphia Sl'atelt and Jewelry Store"
N 0.148 (Old N0..90) North MOND' Street, Corner Cl
NO. 1.48
r ,
hold Loren' IV/adm .
it, full &Tolled, 18 carot eases, $2BOO
held Lopina,'lB rarot, ' , , 24 00
Skor IXlVcayfultjcorldlod; ' • 1200
Stlviir Didno,lotrala, , . • - - 000
2.4tiporlor Qmirtlers, ' - 7 00
• •
•
Oold Speetnelos; , • ' 7OO
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8100 SO ror do., • ' ' - . ' . 160
Odd Itracolets.. ' 300
Lady's lloldXeodles'., 1 00
Silxor TetiSINOTIF, sot. " '' . 74 , ?" .b ; ~, 500
Gold Pons,' With' l'ond , l
nod Sliver bolder,
.1 ' , l 00
. .
Gold Miner -Rings 3i IA eta to SSU; Watch' °hisses
plain 123,1 2 cis., patent 191, Loud Ilk; other articles In
proportion. - All goods siorninted to ho „what they are
STAUFPRIt k lIAULFS.
4-On band sour flo!d rind; Silver LiJvcrs , atttl Le
pines lowor thOu the n!povp 4 .
' ; ‘ ." l. t. •
TOHN & CO., Nos. 2 &
ty, dilemma/ street, (south old°, , boltt•Wltor.)
do pliir (thb , oldeiit---Wiod-waro-110MO-I i
_tha_cty.
)lanutheturers and-Wholesale Dealers -In Patent. Ala.
0)111 . 0.10nd° Ilrooms„PatenV deomed Cedei-nare, (woe
'ranted not to shrink.) Wood •and Wlllon-yare!•Corde,
Ilrusheki. ite.,'M all deserlptlons: Mak eall,and ex
amine-our stork". • • • • • -August En 1857-7IY.
.: • . . . ..
WAT4)IIK.S . , ~. JEWELRY ' AND
guff Hit- l'A Rh i‘T CO INN'S old established
• tlihrod. West illaln sko,,ieurly.opposlte the Clarolierlsint
VitheY, "lank. , . r
' ',I hove o hise.recelved e no.. O.seortniant of "retches.
Jewelry. inoildllip
erlitcl Ais,,f,llvor,rarf, , , &e.. in lidditlou to my
thrtifer'stoch' ,to • i.l,,ip rito the aticutlee 'of the
'irdbllo,' Theitssertteont embraces. floe .. Q .
' gold Ond'sllviir lever „wotehes,_llunting
end .opep 'case ; do ~gOll- . Alvilors', f0r.,.. \ f,
-Lidllis unit Gentlihnen and._ - elver
, Le. ~„' , , 4,
*
‘ , 01,48 fittA,Qiin:4lqoyatch - pßiq ov,ory va- 94b... ~,:- 1 ,',-. '
k'iii. iiiko4lo-11ilefiiteii:7":zc--'.--=7- . -,-,-,
.A16.014 - w gold, Jleclttlllima. Ilreantoplnsfor LndlCri and .
:ilindliallaa erifteekoiatudity..pcotterir end -price. -, Gold
figi,•Vest.',,eurb.intil neck eluting. • tioldlinicelan; 'finger
rings, entropies, elude, eleernbuttone, crosren, aima,
4 q.:4 Pr ~., G Qr 4 and diver dblillbleaVsliver , and : plated
botteelinlyes, Oohs.' tale* tea, salt and mustard spoons
'•,9f Ow iloyarlety; -4 ;large 'assortment' of gulit'ellver
1 ' and common spectsoles, to' mutt all
„.„.., ages tirylitelhwo ipyliiiepeclil Alton;
A fine-14; 41101.1 1 . PUNA from, Abe" best ;Makers;
alniClaallrellaaailihnorboxes. slayer and pearl rani coxes;
:aeldtlind couldnon bracelets, nalrhi Olathe; 7. , "
1 .51antlo Cloaks and a.varlatxur:nrl,lples,usw7 ' . • -,',.
, glly kept:ln
~lereilii; litehlhiliipopte,tylletch' ,:',.. L a• '!-
Ttellfsell Inw fliVenei., Alt,ortlaloo., , nnr I ~... ,
r'hillicid to titi:nbirt,fliii,f era' in resent 0. ~- , a; "a• • o,;
i'Verticillei' 'ettlihtliin liaild r esent
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Dee. VI. 'Otero' . ~- ' ' ,r. .--,T.. , _,..., „ ~.- •.:•V:4l
r e , i 0.. ~r, . ~, 611.)...< , r; 01. 1 ,,,,, .: ~•....., ~ ,- ,
trIG.AIR6I4':---VPACAT.Chsh9 ,l .•liate§a. Y u,
' • • ••::(rorgie) PIG . I.ltof4flie, sale etthelfairehinise of„ •
*n47,1858.1 ' ' - - --- - ' .. - :. - AY: B. fdtlftllAY:l
rfi. IT 'T . III Al, 4 , E. 0.1! FA N t., Y
'I46W OPEN
, . ' HRISB.:RIMILII• 18 COINGI " :.
And wit, NJ at Ids )Id •Ileatt .husrters fu Nadi
Hanover street, during the' Christums and 'Now Year's
festivities, with otte!of lite largest, assortments of
' , CIIOICE CuNFlArritlNAlt I ES' . .
. .
Liver ofterekin itliis pluce, - eonalstitig In part of Flue
Ctintly• Toys cud Fruits. Jelly Utikea, Bon. Bons ' ,Gum'
Chocolate and Fruit' rops, Base; Vanilla, and Burn
A lumudx, Freneli quid exploiting Secrets &c... Also all
common varieties., ."
FRUITS AND NUTS
of - the latest Importations such its Oranges, Lemons, -
Raisins, Figs, Pruens, Currants, Citeou, soft and paper •
.alciled_Almonds,_Filbortsarmulianttlirou n d . .
• Nuts. In connection with the above, an extensive as
sortment of ' •
TOYS 'AND FANCY GOODS '
•
of every quality nod Elm mutilating in pad, I- K wilt d •
china, rjr lug, and other Iloilo. Sewing and
Card tiaskets,:Faney• Iloxes, Flower Vases, Motto Cups, •
-Tea Setts, Maskattrunts,Gutts, Air Pistols, Acoordepits,
ilarmonlcans, Trumpets. Chsksuten of bone and wood;
Dominoes, Lotto and other games. Panty . Soaps, Hair
Oils and Port 'Mduales, Ac..;, Ws haye also a line lot of
SAMILVOROOLIGES, such as ptilvprised, crusbedand
brown Sugars, of eyery grade, Coate, Molasses, Starch
Ureen mid Black Tens, Spises,Butter„soda, sugar, ,
• and other Crackers, choose, Ad: , • •
The, subscriker returns his sincere- thanks to a Amor - ens public for the patronage heretofore bestowed on him,
and hopes, by a desire to please, to merit a continuancs
'of the salad. • , P. MONTER. •
cote Corllalo t Dee. 10.1850
FAMILY.
.., . .
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,
.. C OA L -400
g ir l -r
.r. ~, •.• . Tons Lyken's Valle , •
.- • I, i --,---=-- --- ' COAL, brol:l,n and ri . :
.. 74;0' 9 i kkitir
careened, prepared r
_ ..,.._ ,, press!) , forfamily use, .
md•hopt - uxnuccersrt,
so t h at I can furnish It: any and °LEAN:aII season's of tbs. •
year-A-have -tOso on-hand- a ild - for 'so le•tlfe - BLACK
„MIAMONILCII. , - L. front.the.ltaltimore. Callum ny -.1-1 Ines: -
- This Coal is admirably caleulated for • LA7110111: Stoves
and Collar l• mimeos; all of Which I Will roll at mall
.Profits too, caoh, and &Heel' to soy part of tho-bonusgb.
August !VISO: - .. W. 11. MIIIIIIA Y..
.•
I II E S Jr A. R It I V ALA
1 VOUS FOR TIM 1101,1DAYSI!
FANOY GOODS; GIFT BOOKS, &o.
S. W: HANERSTIGH has Just received from the city
and is now opening a splendid display ofFANCIY GOODS,
suitable for the approaching. Holiday Season. to which
he desires to call ;the attention' of his friends and the
public. Ills assortment inAllis lido cermet be surpassed
in novelty and elegance. and both in quality and price
of the articles, cannot fail to please purchasers, would
Ausluipossible , to enumerate MS"
HOLIDAY FANCY GOODS,
which comprise every variety of fancy article of the moat
exquisite nllCll -
'ardiTHsiche Llsods, •
Elegant alabaster And porcelain inkstands and trays,
Fancy ivory, pearl and Shea card cases, •
• Ladies' Fancy Baskets,
Fancy Work Doses. with sewing instruments,
Port Sionsuilmpf every variety, .2
Gold pens and pencils. Palley paper weights,
l'apeteries, and a large vs rhsty tos ladies k nue)* elation
- Motto nealn and wafers, Siltrand bead purses,
I.lfdies' riding whips. olegam)y, finished, Ladles' fine
cutlery,
Perfume basketn and bags,
Brushes of every hind for the toilet,"
Peeltuncs of:the iailoun'kjridn, . •
Musical inntrunten tn. of all, kinds and at nil pricen,
toget her with nil inn unteraide variety olartleleselemerft
ly thatched and suitable for Itolidny presents, to Oath
be luvitis specie] a Gentler,.
Alno,.at,settensive And elegant collection of
HOLIDAY GIFT' BOOKS,
comprising the vruioue English and A morleat ANNUALS
for 1858. richly nmbellsbed nod Illustrated POETICAL
WORKS, with
• CIIILD BEN'S PICTORIAL BOOKS, for
children all ages. than which nothing can be more
appropriate or ph•asing ns holiday gifts.' Ifinassartment
al:School Books ttpd Sehool Stationary in also complete,
I.l.lllllrigill OVerYthillg used in College and the
Schools. lie che desire', to call the particular attem ,
lion of Fandlien to his elegant Assortment of
LAMPS, GI RA NDOLES,
from the extensive estahlishments o 1 Corneilun, Archer
And others of Philadelphia, comprising, every style, of
Perlor. Chamber And study Lamps, for burning either
Icird. Sporn, or ElherlAl oil, together with Flower Vanes,
Fancy Scree., Re.. flip assortnient In thin line Is un-•
.equaled in the borough. Al or ,
FRUITS, FANCY CONFECTIONARY— NUT'S— PRE
SERVED FII UITS , kc .. . •
in every variety and nt n 1 1 prices. all of which are pure
and fresh such as can be confidently reemnmended to
hinlriends and the little folks Ills Mork efifbracen
everything in the limi of Fancy Goods, with many other
articles useful to which the public are ere
pecially. invited to call and see dui lag, the holidnye.—
Itemember the Old Shind, nearly opposite the Bank on
North Unilever street. -
Der.l.ll, 1557.
,S. W. lIAVEBSTICK.
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- It-1) ASSOCIATION,
P.ItILADELPIIIA.
A Benevolent Institution, established by special en
.dowment fitr•the relief of the nick-and distressed,.
afflicted with-Virulent and Epidgmlc diseases. -
To all poisons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such as
SPER3IATORIIIBEA. SEMINAL IVEAHNESS, IMPO
TENCE, GONORRIBEA, 0 LEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice
of ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE, Ate.; Ac.
Thu ILHVARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful
destruction of human life, mused by. Sexual diseases,
and the deceptions practised upon the unfortutAste vac
tintaof such,dlscases by Quacks, several years ago
their atisulting Surgeonom a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their mow', to open a Dispensary for the
treatment of this class of diseases, in all their forms,
and to give 3IEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter. with a description 'of "their condition,
(age, occutmtidn, habits of life, Ac.,) agd 'messes of ex
treme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE'OP
CHAROE. Is needless to add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and will
furnish the most approv. d modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review of the p. ct, fool assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort,
have been of great benefit to the afflicted. especially to
the young, nod they have resolved to devote them
selves. witbrenewed zeal, to this Very Important but
unfelt despised cause.
Just published by the Association. a Report on Sper
•matorrinea or Seminal Weakness. the Vice of Ottan
Nhisturbation or Self-Abuse, and other . Disuses of the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will
be sent by twtil„,(in u sealed letter envelope,) FREE OF
'IIA ROE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. tIEORUE R.
CAMPION, Consulth '. Sin-testi, Howard Assmiatlon,
\o-'.;.Staub \MlL:arse ,
• ily (w.'er of the Directors.
EZRA D, IIEARTIVELL, Presid. nt.
OHO.' FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
• Dec. 2, .1857.]
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LI SE AND LOT AT PRIVATE- .
Situated on West street. In SA LE. I
be borough of Carlisle,
adjoining property of William Pelf, on We North and
Ills, Sterrett on Cho south. rho lot contains II feet
r f if 4 2 fnof by
:s '! i 2 i o f i ca u tn i tlept . l o ,i wt th n comf4table
Nor farther particular,. ,
"on /tureen the promisee.
Sept. 16, 1857 - if. - MARYGAIIDNEIt. 14,'
.: 4 1011, RENT.-The Store potion and.
yr elling on North Hanover street, now In the oo
etipanvy N. Wilson Woods 'ls offered FOR RhIVI.
iron. the first day of April next. Thls properly so
well known to business men as an old established
Maud. that nothing need be sold In regard to locality.
' For further information apple to the Subserli•er, at
the Hall hoed °Mee. " .011 N CAMPBELL.
Jan. 11455.-tf Agent for the owner.
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Fxv,E,Listolt PICTURES.
;‘, 11,11 Iiii1001) would respot tfully haulm
citizens of Carlisle and vicinity that helms taken iminm
In 7.ng's new building, east corner of Market Ihinare—,
where he In at ail times ready to take- AMBROTY PES
du the latest and most approved style. Pictures taken
in rainy and cloudy weatin‘r as well asrlear. and sat.
Isfaction given or no climes made. Portraits and PA
guerreot, pro copied. Milnitaltre,ritt.Ureti taken for
Lockets &0.. hi A mbrotype. •
Ambroty pee warsantml to stand the-test of time, heat
• .r water.
Ladies and Clentlonon nra cordially to olt
and examine Frui
oldns, - . imswoon.
Prices Irmo 2.eto. to $lll.
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A SPI;ENDIDLY 11,1;USIIIAFP
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SFAVSPA PER I if Ail PERS r
A Journal of Civlii-atlon. Employ's 'the best Tel.
ant In .1 ho ward! Terms invariably In advance.
Loopy for
,t),guty- weeks # l, 00
1, -4'l; year,_ ' - 260
• 1 ~ VI: , • . 4 00'
5 c' plea for I year, , 6 00
12 " t. o' 20 00
25 ‘" • 40 00
• Harper:A "Weekiy': and "Magazine." one year 64 00.,
Fostumsicts sending a club of twelve or manly five,
w"l scaler n "TY 'gratis.
number.
Subserlptiens may commence witli,Any
Sgeelinen numbers svatituously Supglle,d:
Buck numbers can be furnisbed to any extent..
Clergymen and teachers .supplied at lowest' club
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Franklin Square, New York..
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FrUELION ON TIIE-YI.A-NO. —slie
• B. P 11110.11,, a pripll of Cmiust:Abo c°l6-
boated Pion Ist Washington. B. C., offers her serTiees
to those N hiring torocoive.l rm.. on (hp:Plano, tier
Toshio.° isllf Alesander's how. Pitt stied. '
Terms:-Eight dollars for thitty-siriessons:
• Carlisla, niroll IT.
RE L w EST ENCY.
I'llOlllP SON,
Have opened an office at, St. J Mo.. for nie piul•
chase and sale of Real Estate, buying , And sellintiAnd
'Wurranls, onterlnginnd on Time,;Surveying7and Slap
plug TownS, Location of. Warrants. and4nAking invest
ments foi•non.residentel• paying of Taxes, and all bud.
1101 , 8 pertaining to-iitleisdrai Land Agency In Missouri,
Plebrasha. and lowa.; , • , 1u; , ;
'.:•,,At& Wee •on Second Street, Tieitkl bi A. T.'Belittle's'
'Banking gauss. •
10LAVIKSIV111118 ) :',Cb 1,,. 7 - 7 1Q,000
litrteda Dituratuoun 63'4A1:0i1-the . celebrated
“bemdit Slit .es.derelchts . :abil for sale by. • . . .
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AO. I WALhPAPI3RI
a .licimitlfurpattpros just'
A lanittr'art° l l of new 4 an
it' la • over at - -
opening and will kto IRA rllentiki
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benuiltnt variety nt,',PINDYV ti/V.VAIN
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AI GAINS :F1N,,r811.455..4-iTbdahub
al,4o.llbir. will now clousuhtlbto outtroutp.
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;end thooP3ll.lq3 at first orinlau'NegfoOtt" et use were ,
bought low, tc deulrahlo op unity:will be apotrordud, lo
thoserwlehlig to purchase . i •
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