I 316 n gituertifrmits
CUM . I3IMIJANp NURSERIES
• ' Three miles and a hail East of Carlisle.
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— MIDDLESEX STATION, on, 0; V. R.
• • is 'close to the Nursery. .
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',Thwmprietor of Cho above Nurecirlas, would call the
- attention of all Vit . ') with to plant tress, to LIC piosont
FRUIT. AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
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- PLANTS, - VINE S, 'Ac., .I:micomprising as -complete 'a
'collection of fruits, of every class, as is to be found In
the State. And constituting mainly, such sorts as /IN
toes-years of exPerience,:and careful observation, linvo
proven the very hest', for our locality. This latter
clause Is quits too 'twt overlOoked by the Ineoperi ,
mired, through' their ,anxiety to gather now.. things
froth other giertahs, rogaidlest(of the nrobabll Ries of die
reption, through dealing with strangers, of parties of
whose reputation and correctness they have 110 knowl
edge; end erhO, If even honest and =robot. have - not the
opportunity and experience to know what is best ode t•
ed to this section of the State.- lie would call especial
attention' to.his extensive kook of healthy Young apple
trees for this nutuum•planting, which are very tine.
fin. NOTE, Ist. All selections for orchards left to the
choice of the Proprietor, w II be warranted true to name
and com b ineo th 6 most valuable fruitslor timid/Palo bb
planted.
2nd. No inferior trees, or unhealthy stook, sent out
under class of good trees. - . .
Adrd. A.ll.Ltood for panics who cannot calt-nt.the nor
seer, and wish them sent via Railway, will 310 selected
with as much care, as if the purchaser n•ere psesont.and
-.the-trees packed.no as to.carry:safely_to any - point on
the Railroad, for which a light charge milt he made.
4th. It Is not ,the lowest pricO, or tho largest (and
uncertain to grow) trees he strives to reach. but correct•
mini and healthy trees, era the two points he professes
to fill.
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CAUTION, - let, Vewarn oTroports, and listen not to
the reports that that nursery Is closed, the stock rodeo,.
.d_arnt_sunLand2;uelt ;title". are not to be hod; as it
now stands on nearly forty
neer Wolfe mdlion,of trees'anirphillts, Irliiidt. -
ous stages of growth, including all the most reliable
articles, old and new, ea' fast as brought' Into notice.
Many of the new things are held under test, until their
qualities have boon sufficiently provOn to warrant their
further dissemination.
2nd. Think not that all trees represented to be ftom
Mittmen, are front the Cbmberland Nuesettes; fur some
persons hive already been mistaken, by supposing that
because the trines were from Miura; they calrib from
here; when in fact they inmq from other quarters.
3rd. No person or party lAmthorised to sell from
this Nursery, without a IVRlTlV . l . , autilintrrr m ouMs
PituPKIETOR.
Cataloguer noting the min stock will . be -furnishbd
onsocoipt of two throo tout troihnto
Orders solicited. with an contest desire to render jut.
Cleo. Address,
REFEILE,NCES
JUDOE ?TOTS,
311011 k 11•11A74,
R. M. llcuteßsom,
team TODD,
W. 11. Mittra,
Oct. 5.1859-4 t,
- NEN ARRIVAL OF ALL AND
-19• INTER GOODS.
Tho undersigned has just returned from .Phlladel ,
phia and New York with the largest and moat magnifi
cent stock of goods over brought to Carlisle, which for
style and beauty Me' unparalleled.
Thn Ladles are particularly hinted 'to examine our
varied and splendid stock of ,
DRESS GOODS,
consisting of Plain Black Silks, Fancy do., of every. Mi.
- Bgyfidtivollnd - Ftg`d:Mciegant - Velvet Pop,
tins; both plain and fancy.
FRENCH MERLNOES. Tho largest stock westof Iho
Eastern atlas..
CASHMERES. Plain and figured, all Wool DeLeines,
plain and figured.
SHAWLS. A very large assortment of over 400—Stel•
la, Ihlelm's, Jacquard, Blankei, and Mourning Shawls of
every au:ll4y. variety, sod price.
FLANNELS. - White, -- Fancy and all wool plaid Flan.
ALEN' LAS. Plaid and Bayadore, at 'astonishingly
low Bizarre. •
. MUSLIMS. Over 10,000 yds., from the moat celm
betted manufacturers in tho U. S., at all prices, both
white and unbleached. •
LINENS. A largo stock of every description, Tattle
Clotlui, Napkins, ant: for Shirting, from the best menu
' lecturers In Ireland. . •
GING II A MS."A. very largo assortment. •
CALICOES. An assortment consisting of over 20,-
' 000 yds., and at prices to suit the times.
TRIMMINGS. A very hanilsonto and well selected lot
of" Ladles' Dross Trimmings," to suit every variety of
of dress goods
GLOVES. Kids. Gaul - aloe, Silk and Cotton Gloves for
Ladies and children.
MOURNING GOODS. Black French Merlnoes, Black
Cashmeros, all Wool I/Amities, DeLaines, Coburg's,
- and every - variety - of mourningsoods for dress, crapes,
Veils, Collars, Sm.,
RIBBONS. We would call the attention of the Ladles
to our large stork of well selected ribbons.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. Cloths.rossimeres, Satinets,
' .Velvoteens and Cords; over 10,000 yds: of Satinets
at very low prices. " '
CARPETS. A large end well selected stock of Carpets
of every description of over 6,000 yards.
HANOVER GLOVES. The tar famed and well known
Hanover Gloves, are only sold by me. as I sea tho only
• authorised agent for the sale of thorn In thig i county.
We just received 000 pairs of them.
My Store lost the old Stand, in Hanover St., nearly
opposite tho Post Oftice. Give us a call and examine
our stock.
Carpel; ; Oct. 6,1859
LESTER'S L 0( STITCH
SEWING MACHINE.
Price $5O, and-. Upwards.
The great favor.whlch attended the In:roduction of
LESTER'S SEWING MACHINES,
le sufficiont evidence of their '
SUPERIORITY OVER ALL
.OTHERS,
FOR BOTH
THICK AND THIN WORK,
being more elmple than other MACHINES, and lose
--liable to.
TO GET OUT DF ORDER.
They will STITCH, REM, UN AND' GATHER,
They ntake good back stick both aides
WARRANTER 'ONE YEAR.
Sales-Room, 163 Baltimore St.,
BALTIMQJL MD. _
0ct.5,1859
SRCOND_OREAT.ARRIVAL_
SECOND GREAT ARRIVAL
OF FALL ANG WINTER CLOTHING
OF FALL ANI WINTER CLOTHING
EXPRESSLY'.FOR TRW -•
EXPRESSLY FOR TIM
CUMBERLAND COUNTY FAIR
CUMBERLAND COUNTY FAIR
AT TIIE CHEAP CLOTIIIING STORE
AT TILE CHEAP OIXITIIING STORE
NEAR THE MARKET HOUSE. •
NEAR THE MARKET HOUSE..
Buyeni will If d It to their great advantage by giving
mr as Lau' soiling goods at New York Wholesale
Priem , _
ASHER WEIL,
Successor to Steiner & Br,
Oct. 6,1850
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- ttESS ikt A KING 1.
Miss MARY E. GALBREATH would inform the
.---ta es of Carlisle and vicluity, that she is prepared to
. ma a.up dresses. Fancy nod Plain, in the latest styles.
Ha RIG NA revolved a fall 'sett of . patterns from the
clty, sho can warrant entire sttlafactiou. Her residence
Is in Pomfret street, just opposite the Good Will En.
club UMW.
•Carlisle,Rept. 28,1869.1-6 t.
A CARD.—Da.4IIo.• K. SMITII
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LA_ re
spectfully announcep to hie old • frlcids and
Miner patrons, that he has returnee from hie eoulh
restern tour. with his health greatly imploved; and
ms resumed bin practice in Carlisle. When not pro.
essionelly engaged. he can be found at the " Washing.
an until," Mr. IL Charm's, N. W. Corner of the Public
quire.' • - •
Carlislealept.2B,l Bs4 -tt _ •
'7l REAT ARRIVAL. OF FALL
• • AND WINTER GOODE!.
The subscriber having just-returned from Philadel:
ets, anuonuces to hie euntomers and tho public new
tiler he hoe rener.one of the bent stocke of Dendn
Ter offers!! In this. market,, miming every variety of
EADYNADE CLOtIIING,
Place Goode, which will he, made to
.order, or geld '
the 'yerd;antong which if few Articles teny be men.
, mod, via: • . - , . • .
.Flue black twilled :French; blue-black blue, green,
' ' own drab and claret. Clothec• Petersham .,. Kuroda
. ,h COntings,,,,Notnilr and Beerrer, Ono French Mark
wskinodik-mixed plain and fancy Cassimeren of ovary
''de and .quality, One Silk and Plush, Satin, Orem,.
' an. fancy Unmanlier° andnlaln boaskin Venlitign.' Abe)
rery large and bandsou4assortment of plain and fan
., cravats, Stooks, Napoleen.Tles, One quality, Chinon,'
it and Linen . Socket ilandkerchlefs,' fancy and'hlain •
' , 'liars; Susporlderr, and half linen of every deneritdicn
1 Iron very large assortment of TRUNKS. .We call
--- ticularattoullen to our. large and extra qpillty of
"gllah note leatheTrunks, Valises, and a large. vane.
of Carpet and Oil Cloth Rags. Ac.; a inrge lot of want
de Umbrellas, all-of which will be raid at the .inwent
we. Cull and examine for ,iourseivis at the old stand
' North Itanovor street, opposite the 'American Muse.
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'4lpt. PA 11160.-3 m.. . . , .
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1 -1 . 4 .1:14)T1QN PROU A MAT lON
wilEmo, Wand by.un actmf the General At.
moiety of the Coinineinienftit 'of Pennsylvania, untitled
du "Act relating to...the elections of this; Common.
wealth," posed the Id day mfdtily, A.D. 1819, it Is mode.
• the duty of tho Sheriff. of every county within MIA
Commonwealth, to give public notice of the General
Elections, and in such notice to'onuulerate:
1. The officers to bo elected:, •- -
Desigmato the place at which the election is to be held
1,11011 . T. AIMJAETN BY, high Sheriff of the county of
Cumberland, do hereby make known and give this pub
lic notice to the electa's of the county of Ciimberiand,
that of TUESDAY, the 1I th day of •.oCtobur, next, no
election will be hold at the several election distrietnes
tabilshod by law in sold county, at , whleh time • they
will veto by ballot for the several officers hereinafter
'amed. viz!' , ,
ONE. PERSON. for Auditor General of the .Commyn
wealth of Pennsylvania'. . -• •
ONE PERSON fur Surveyor Oenoral of thu Comrhon.:'
Wealth of Pennsylvania.
ONE PERSON to. represent the Counties of Cumber
land, Perry, Juniata and .Alitilin in tho'Sonalta of
Pennsklvania. •
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TWO PERSONS o:retirement the,.countlea of Cumber
land-Mid Perry-In the Noise orltePresen tatives nP
...Pennsylvania. • .
iONA_PERSON-fer-Temetrer-of-Gumborland-gennty.
'ONB.PERSON - for Corittnisalmfer-nt Comb - Ma - nil Contity,
_ONll_RERSONAM_Distrlct_AttornitY—OCcitillber-lond
.County.. •
ONE.PERS3N fur,Director of Cm Ppor•of. Cumborlaud
County.
ONE PERSON for Coroner of Uuttiberliind Ccninty.. •
ONE PERSON for Auditor of Cumborland County,
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ONE PERSON for Surveyor of Cumberland County. ,
TIM sold olectimi will hold throughoutthe cantiry
'as follows:
Thp oleetlon in the oloctinn district composed of the
borough of Carilslonnd the townships of, North
ton, _South Middltiton,. Lower- Dickinson. and. Lower
Frankford, will Ito helikt , tt' tho Court lions° in the bor
ough of Carlisle.
The election In the election district composed of Low-
or West Pennsborough township, will he held at • the
North. School ItouseirrPlaindeid.. v•
Thu election In the election dlgtrict composed of , Sll
ver Spring township, will he hold nt tin public bongo of
Jurob Otstott, in Ilon'entown In said township.
Thu election In the eleetion dlstridt composed of
'Hampden township, will be Inild nt house ihrnierly
occupied by Henry Ifickernell, in sold township.-
• Thooloction In tho 'election district composed of the
-township of Upper Allen, will bo held :tt the, public
houso occupied by John Floyd, In Shepherdstown.
The olection in the election district composed Of the
tiiirnshify of Lower Allen, will be hold at tho wagon•
runfror.shopUf Jonas Ilunclibenrer, on Slate 11111. •
•.• 'rho eloction in tho election district composed of Nast
. .
Pennsborough township,, will be held at the hens°
now occupied by B. Clay, at the West end of the Harris.
burg Bridge. I -
electiOmin the election district crimposed of Now
Cumberland, will be held at the house thrinerly kept
by Wm. 11. Belli, in the borough of New Cumberland.
; The election in oho election district composed of the
Borough.oDiechnolesburg, will Id+7 held at the' public
house of.latnes 31eloy, in said borough.
The election in the el etiou district composed of
Monroe townsdip, will be held at the public house of
- Moses Ligget, - in Churchtown, in said township.
The eleetion in the election district composed of, Up
per-Dickinson township. will be held at the house fdr.
,inetlyomtincEPYJLMlCYJUkistansaltltoiKosh
....The. election in-the election district composed - of - the'
'lswouih of .Newville. and townships of 3IIIIIin. Upper
Yrankford, Upper West. Pennsbore, and that part of
Newton township not included In the Leesburg election
district, will be held at the east 'end of the Public
-Sch,oldlouse.'
The election lu the election district composed 'of
Hopewell tOwnship, will be held at the New Brick
School' House, In Newh.rg. in odd township.
•Tho election In the election district composed of the
borrough of ShippensbUrg.„Shippensburg township and
that port of Southampton tot uship not. Included in
the Leesburg election .11Strict, will' be hold at tLe
'Council House In the borough of Shlpponsburg.
-The electiZwi In the election district composiarorthat
port of Southampton- townshlp,-not -embraced In -the
ShlpPensburg district, will be hold at the house for.
merly occupied by William-3laxwellilin Leesburg.
The election In the election district composed of that
part of Newton township, not Included In the Nowville
dedriet, will he held at the School Rouse, in Jackson.
vine.
DAVID MILLER, Jn
- Cumberland Nurseries,.
Carlisle, Da
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-That every ',entail except Justices of the ECMICO who
shall holdtilly office or oppointinent of profit or trust
under the •Uniteil States or of this State, - or any city or
Incorporated district. whothes_n commissioned Ofnel.r or
otherwise, a subordinate (aver or ierent, who is or shall
O arllele~ lan:
be employed under the legislative, 'executive. or jtidi
Clary departmentn of this State, or-the- United _Staten;
or of any eity-iir of any incorporated district; and also
'OR any Member of Congress or of t h e State Leglida-
Lure, had of thti;_ , Clect. or Connium Connell of ally city,
or commissioner ninny Incorporated distrlct,ls• by inns
Incapable of holding-or exerelaing et thosume time the
office or appointment ofjudgo, Inspector or clerk of any
elections of this Commonwealth, and that 'no inspector,
judo: or other oilloor of 'goal election shall be eligible
to bo there voted for.
And the saki net of . Assembly, entitled an. net relit•
tine; to the elections of this Commonwealth, passed Jut:,
2,- lAN, further provides as follows, to wit:
" That the inspectors and judges shall meet at the
place appointed fir holding the elections of the district
to.whlch they respectively luting, Wore nine o'clock
Tittle moriaing
each of ',mid inspectors shall appoint one clerk, who
shall ben qualified votor of sold district.
- o In case the person who swill have received 'thi: sec
ond highest number of votes for Inspector shall not at
tend on the day of the election, then the person who
shall have received the second h ighest number of Totes
at the want preceding election, shall act as .Inspector In
his Maio. And in case the person who shall have re..
Myth' the highest number of v. too for inSpector shall
not attend,- the person elected judge shall appoint an
inspector in his place• ' and In case the person elected
judge shall not attend, thou the Inspector who receiv.
ed the highest number of votes shall appoint a judge in
his place, or irony vacancy shall continue In the board
for the space of one hour after the time fined by law for
the opening of the election, the qualified inters of the
township, ward or district for which such officer shall
have been clear], present at the Place of election, shall
elect ono of their number to fill such vacancy.
" It shall be the duty of the several assessors of each
district to attend at tile, place of holding everygeneral,
speciaL or township election, during the whole time
said election is kept open, for the purpose of giving in
formation to the inspectors and judges when railed on,
In relation to the right, of any person rissessed by them
to voto,at such election, or such other matters in rela
tion to the assessments of ore ors as the said inspectors
or either of than shall from thou to time require.
No person shall be permitted to virtu at any election
as aforesaid, other thou a white freeman of the Age of
twenty-one years or more, who snail have resided In the
State at lost one year, and in the election district
where he offers his vote at least ten days immediately
preceding such election, and within two year paid a
State or county tax, which shall have teen assessed at
least ten days before the election. But a citizen of the
United States who has previously been a qualified voter
of this State, and removed therefrom and returned, and
who shall have resided In the election district and paid
taxes as aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote after mold.
lug in this State six months: Provided, That the
white freemen, citizens of the United States, Imtween
tt eutpone and twent3-tmo years, who have resided Is
SEIIMEISZEI====2=I
vote although.thev shall not havo paid taxes.
, r. "No person Medi be permitted to voto whose mum IN
not contained in the Hst of taxable Inhabitants fur
nished by the Commissioners, unless First, he produco
a receipt for the payment within two years of a Stale
or county tax assessed agreeably to the Constitution,
and give satisfirctory ovidonco, oither on his oath Or of
lineation, or the oath or affirmation of another, that he
EMMI
mu paid such a tax, or on tenure to pnaLute a receipt
- 2u ,,,1i
shall' duike oath to the payment thereof. Se Ind, if ho
claim a right to vote by being in electr o bete , en the
ago of twentpono and twentptwo years, he N all de
pose on oath or aihrmation that Whim resided n this
State at least one year next before his application; and
mi.ke such proof of residence In the district as is hoquir
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ed by this act, and that he doom Verily believe. front lite
account given him, that he is of thehige aforesaid, and
such other evidence no Is required by thip net, where
upon the name of thu _person thus admitted to vote,
shall be Inserted in the alphabetical list by the inspec
tors, and a note made opposite thereto by writing the
word "tax,' if he elicit be admitted to veto by reason
of having paid tax; or the word "ago," If he shall lo
admitted to vote by reason of such age. shell be called
out to the clerks. who Shall make the like notes on the
lists of voters kept by them.
" In all twos where the mind of the person claiming
to veleta found on the list furnished by the
and assessor, or his right to vote, whether found
thereon or not, is objected to by any qualified eitlzeo
rlsliall be the duty of the inspectors to examine smell
pecan on oath as to his qualifieations, and if he etches
to have resided within the State for one year or moro •
Ida oath email he sullielent proof thereof, but shall
make proof by at least ono competent iv noose, who,
shall be a qualitidd elector, that ho has resided In the,
district fur mote than ten" days next iminedintely pre
coding such election, and shad also himself swear Met
his bona fide residence, in pursuance of hie lawful rail
lug.,is in said district; and that I e did not mimeo Into
end distfict for_thu purpose of voting therein:
"'Every persdit qualified as aforesaid, and who shall
make due protif, if required, of the residence and pay
mint of taxes as aforesaid, shall be admitted to vote In
the township, ward or district in which he shall reside
o If any person shall prevent or attempt 'to prevent
any officer of any election under this act from holding
such election, or use or threaten any violence to mty
snob officer, or slutll Interrupt or improperly interfere
with him In thO execution of his duty, or shall ',Mak
up the window, or avenue to any window where the
same may be holding, or shall riotously disturb the
.peace at such election, or shall use any intimidating
threats, force or violence, with design to influence un
duly or overawe any elector, or to prevent him from No
ting or to restrain the freedom of choice, such persons
on conviction shall ho lined in any sum not exceeding
live hundred dollars, and imprisoned for any (fun not
less than three nor more than twelve months, and if it
shall be shown to Court, whore the trial of such offence
shall he had, that the persor so offending was not a
resident of the city, ward, district or township whore
the offence was committed, and not entitled to vote
therein, then on conviction ho shall ho sentenced to
pay a lineal net less than tams hundred nor worn than
one thousand dollars. and ho imprisoned not less than
six months nor morn than two years.
"if any person or persons shall Janke any bait or wa•
ger upon the result of gny election within . the Con
mot:wealth, or shall offer to snake any such bet nr. wa
ger, either by. verbal proclaniation thereof. or by any
written or printed advertisement, challenge or invite
any person to make such but nr wager, upon conviction
thereof he or they shall forfeit and pay three times the
amount so bet or to be bet.
ss - UMW person not by Ism.' quallflell
burly vote at any election of thin, Commonwealth, or
being otherwise quelifieff shall 'veto out of 1111 i, proper
district, nr it any person knowing the want of such
qualifications, shall alder procure such uerson to vote,
• the pernon.ollendiug shall, on conviction be fined in
any suns not exceeding
,two hundred dollars. and be
iruprisonod for any-term nut exceeding three months.—
. " If any ponson shall vote at snore than ono election
district, or otherwise liauoltilently vete misty, time lore
on tlso same day, or shall fraudulently fold soil r
to the inspector two tickets together, with• the interrt
Illegally. to vote, or shall precut., another to do so. ho
or they offending,' shall on conviction be lined its nny
sum not less than fifty nor snore than lave hundred
dollar', and be Imprisoned-for anyleris -not less Shan
three nor snore than twelve months.
Wllartyperson - net q - uallfled - to vole in thin Colll^loln
wealth agreeably to law. (except the sons of sidelined
citizens,) shall appear at any place of election for tile
Purpose of influencing the' citizeus qualified 'lO vote,
ho shall on conviction forlbit and paynny Mint not ex..
- coeditor one hundred dollars for every Such 'offence, end
be imprisened ibrany term nothxcemfing three months'.
--Agreeably to tliuprovisiens of the sixtvsfirst, section.
of the said art,- every Ormond and len shall
be opened between the hours of eight HMI - -ton 'lts the
forenoon, end shall continue without interruption 'or
adjournment until seven o'clock In the evening; when
the polls shallisehlesed. , •"
, -And Misjudges of thevespective districts sithresaiii
are by the said net required to moot at the Court House
in the borough if Carlisle, nn the thirst day' after the
election, (being 'Friday; she 15,11 day of fictetkr,) .then'
sad then) to perform the things required of them by laW.
• sThe return, Judges of the Representative - district,
will Meet at Carlisle, at the time fixed by • .
Gijon under my heed; at Carlisle,' this ,17th -or.
;Wittig, DM. •
--• .• • '• 40BEAT Bk4tilia'NEY,
NOTICN IS IlintlillY GIVEN
.aeon( Notices.
OTIOE. • • .
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. • . . '. • • fientishr, Juno 28, 1858.
" Notice ie hereby given. that km application will '.lm
'mule to thu Logialaturo of Pennsylvania at its noel
'mooting for the incorporation of a' Bank of haul, ' with
discount and deposit privileges. to be located In thu
borough of Carlisle, Cumberland County, l'onn'a., to ho
vallod...Tlio Bonk of Carlisle. wiflim capital.of one biro.
dred thousand dollars, With the',right tor foams° the
audio to thieo hundred thousand dollars. , ,
(lam , p)
• WM.LIAIY
.lorizt D. 'PARKED,
• Tues. PAYTON, , Joilrc Nomm,
. BENJ.- ()IDLER, 'ENOCH lOUNG,
RIOHARD WOODR,,, • .OfIRISTIAM STAY)! IN,
- WILLIAM ' BENTZ,'JOHN 0. STERRETT,
D. SHARPE, - IYAr. N. Rossm,
Joux Cl. Durnm!, JoacritD. 1. f
ALUERT,
- BOUERT f3ITEN,
,JOIIN DUNLAP,
• . JAMES HOFFER, ROEF.RT MOORE,
H. A. STURGEON, • BONNET WILSON,
. ' SAMUEL °REASON,. • GEO. W. SHEAPY.R,
JAUOU NEIELEY,- DEMI:VT.IBILT. . •
Juno 2A 1859-6nt "
.Notice—is - hergby—glyen
1 i that rippliCation will he made to the nett begin%
lature of Pennsylva
,rda, to alter the charter of the Car.
lisle Dcposirhank,,located In the-borough of Carlltle,
.Cumberland county,. ao ns to confer On said bank the.
•rights and privileges of a bank of Issue, and tn change
Ito name to the. earllslc. Bank t also to.lnerease the_
• ,capital of said bank (which is at present 'seventy-two
thousand dollars, with privilege Of Int;reasing the saran
under its present charter; to one hundred thousand,)
to two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
. , ' • *-• . BEETBM,Tashier:•---
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Juno 20,1869—0 m
P ei STATE NOTlCE.—Letters
• :8 pnlnlntration on the estate of ThoenesiV. Barbour,
to of Monroe township, deed .. have been I.sued•hy
the Register o?Cumbofttud County. to the subscriber,
residing In. these:no ton;ntiliip: All persons indebted
the'estato are requested to 'mote hoinediato. pay.
ment, and those having claims to present them for
settlement to
• ' WILLIAM lIAROUR,
~ • Adtn'r. of Thos. W. Barbour, deed.
Sept, 14, '60.-6t*
it UlirrOß'S NOTIOR. The unddr
. JAL Mound, appointeentuditur by tha Court of Com.
• 1110111 Pleas, of Cumberland county, to maraud and die.
trlbuto amongst tho creditors of tho firm of BliAit'rt
CfillAtili IL of the liorougirof Newy '
ille W
'ont,' In
hands of ..John.Weiggonee, assignen of lb° firm of the
said Bear k Cobaugh, gives naticB that ho,will attend
to that duty at ble office in thg liorough of Corlislo, on
the-130. day-of Ottobor, - A. U.,1850, when
and where all persons having ejalmo against srild firm,
are rag misted to presont them duly authonticatrd.
WAI. J. SIIMARER,
. Auditor.
CnrlfFlo, Sept. 21, '59-3t.
STATE NO' ICE.— Letters itesta
.,
...1 - 7j-rmentarromthe , hvtate'ofr.lohnstort-Wiltliamsn
Into of Dickinson Township, , dee'd:, have been inan6thd
to the subscribers, residiph• in the same tewhship. Alt
persons Indebted to said Estate, are requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having claims and d.
manes against the estate will present theM without
delay to •
Sept. 21, 1859-St
fIOURT PROCL AMA TT .-
IV:IIF3LEAS tho Ifon.d'AAIES 11. GRAHAM, Presb.
denCludgoof the several Courts of. Common Pleas of
the counties of Cumberland, Perry and Juniata, and
Justice-of the several Courts of Oyer and-Terminer and
'General ail Delivery In said counties, and lion. SMS•
1/EL trolomions and HMI. M. COCICLIN, Judges of Om
Court of Oyor and Terminer and General Jail Delin•SFY
for the trial of all capital and otloor offenders, It, the
V:11111 county of C Nyland. by their precepts to mo di.
meted, dated Mu 22d of August, 1859, have ordered the
Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery
to be hoiden at CARLISLE, on the second MONDAY of
November, 10452, (being the 14th day,) at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, to continue two weeks.
NiYfICE IS llklitEllY lIIVEN to tiro Conmer,
tires of the Peace and Constables of the sold county of
.Catuberland, that they are by the sold precept corn.
- manded to ho - then and thorn in their. proper persons,
with their rolls, records, inquisitions, examinations
and all other remembrances, to do Moto, things which_
to their officer npportain to badone ; and all those that
are hound by recogulraneos; to prosecute. against the
prisoners that arbor- then shall be In tho jail of said
county, are.ttl ho them to prosecuto them as shall ho
Just. . .
11011'T. 3160AR1NEY, SharllT.
Siktiirr's OF:FICE,
:opt. 14,1869. • f
NOTICE.-
. ..
1 1.116 of Dielcipson and West l'onsboropgll Township,'
-- , - ViirOvingiiiiiiiiiidiisfruction of birds is injurious to
the interest of the fermi ttg - antra unity, tako this meth•
od to Inform GUNNERS AND SPOIpfSIIIIN, that ; we
will-not permit hunters to trespass upon our promises,
either.to shoot birds or other gown—but will enrol:co
- the law agaitist them in all 'cases.
Ifenry Lino,, - • Jeremiah Noffainger.
, James M. Ralston, Robert °reason, '•
George L. Lino, John Dunbar, •
, •
John r. Lindsey, ~ - ..'• David Pry,._ .__ _
- ClooryALLJilu,__ .. John Eppley, .
George CT. - Carothers, ' P.Gibbone,
'Charles W. Wearer, , . Samuel feller,
Jas. M. Carothers, William Black, _
Jacob Rhoads, David Ralston,
Henry l'aul, ... James D. (treason, •-
, Poky ILitner, . • Henry Dear,
Henry:Carl, • David Lino, sr., .
Andrew Ralston, Daniel P.,llnover,
Adam Wolf, John'Yonng,
James A. Davidson, James 31. IrMISIIMOCK.i,
Andrew B. Young. John Elliott,
Samuel Neweotner,• • - George Line, Jr.,
John Greasan,
_l)avid Line, Jr.,
Josiah Camthurs, - " 7 `llohn Iltiston, ,
Charles Lee, Thomas Lee, sr.,
Alfred T. Lee, Jobe Dully,
Siboeski Lue„ David Black,
T. & If. Leo,., John Plouch, •
John Pishburn,Jr.,'' ~, Rudolph Nishburn,
George Kiksinger„ : '"' John Z. Paul,
Emanuel Line,' • . John Black, Jr., I
Semite! Kenyon, Adam Pishburn, ' • ,
I. Butdorf, . . John Parer,
John Black, sr:, •
Ilonry Ituslunan,
' Samuel Stuart, Jr., Jacob,Nlyersi • .
Samuol Stuart, sr.,. Anthony Fishburn,
Samuel (treason, • J. & D. Paul.
Aug. 17, 185 0 -2m*
.
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN. —We
tho whiorogued Miscue of North Middleton
township, believing that the destruction of birds Is In.
Sirloin to thettartolue; COIII3IIII Ally , take this method
to Intson,Gunneri and Sportsmen, that wo
will not pursuit hunters to tres•paas upon our protniers,
either to shoot birds or other pouf°, but will enforce
the law against them.
Also, those of us living along the Letort Spring. give
notice that we will allow no FISHING on our premises.
-Ell Bear, Jesse 'timid,
Samuel iteor, • .l. E. Coble,
.Imeph F. ,Porter, . ' A. !locker,
Saul'. S. Troup, .• W. D. Wonderlich,
.lobo Stauffer, .. David Ruts,
Wm. Dell. ' - Jacob Ruts,
1,1 .0 Oladfeller. Daniel Ruts,
Henry Snyder, Jacob Witmer,
Jonas Albright, ' J. R. Mtsserstulth,
Jacob Albright,. • A. McDowell, - •
Jacob It. Nlsley, (leo. Rutz, - '
Simon Tobias, • John Gladfelter, . • '
Peter Stock, . , • Justus Ilinterling,
Ruben Kemper, A. Sehlrubler, •
, Jacob Hartman,
• Y' Samuel liolhoan
David
John Wolr,
jamb Weary,
• Jacob Lay, •
Samuel Weary,
Amos Waidloy.
Nateher,
W. 31. Funk,
31,111, 11. Pnul,.
.1:11,1s Hartman,
A. Ilettrlek,
Philip Zeigler,
Robert Ilengy,
Sept. , 1950.
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN. —We
the undersigned ciliates of South Middleton,
. North Middleton and Silvor'Spring Townships,iu order
to prevent the entire destruction of Blida'ilftl , dther
game, which we consider a benefit as well an an orna
ment to our properties. caution.:all-peritaiadgainat
a hoot! ug or hooting on our grounde„ at:4w.,
will otiforce the law against all Wunder., . 1- '
- Daniel Lehman, ' - ---` -Daniel Horror,' - - - —: -
William Bunts, , • ' George Eppley, r Philip Brekentaker, John Baker,
Samuel Miliaria, , Peter Thistle, •
John Buttorl, F i llno Brenneman,
A. & S'. Witmer, . 'Garry Brenneman, .
Johnliiller, ' John Ricker, • , '
Augatun Vague, ' George Garner,
Jacob Horner. . John hoover,
Solomon Sites, 0 Ulrich Strickler, '
'J. J. Myers, Frederick William,
Jacob Strickler, , San,nol Hoffer,
, John Ilartzler, lunttity Hamming,
David Itingwnit, ' Peter Albright,
Isaac Brenneman, - . Frederick ligefelts,
Thos. U. Culbortson, . hon. U. Chambers.
Sep.?, 1850-stv
OTICE.—We the undersigned oiti
sefin of North illiddlotonTownehip, hereby notify
al persons having their Lands advertised in said town..
ship. prohibiting the hunting of Birds and other game,
not to trespake upon our Mountain Land. or Farms, for
the purpose of' UATllkilti NU It4pEs, ettssrsuTs,
. we aleoprehiLit them from SHOOT
ING or JULIANO o.ollLor any description, es .we are
.detormlned to enforce the law against nil finch perilous
•
John Wilson, : ' Jacob 0 utshall,
limanuel Sphar, Loonard finish&ll,
Dav id Sphar, • Abner . Cral
•
Sam . ). Wirt, Wm. 11. Crain, •
Daniel Jacobs, ' Joseph Zeigler,
•
John Cornman,, Elias BrOwnewell,
George Brindle, ' John Cloueor,
:George . Daniel Nilson , ,
'dames Ciondeldn, • .1. B Host,
William !Linwood, Jacob Zeigler,
George S. Clark, • n•- David Brindle, •
James Clark, • Gen. W. Jacobs,
*.1.-B. BrlMllo, John Sheller.
pli T 4
OTITONOI67B NOTICIE.-Iri
L. Vic COUnT oP COMIIONPLEAB OP COMllklllaiio COON.
itt.—Tho Potßion of W. A. Mullin, W. IL "faith, A I'.
Militia, Alfred Moore, Jacob ilata,, Wm. A. lanthurat,
• Levi Stough, Wm. Alextdider, 8. N. blren,llfatthew
Moore, Auguatua Eghert, netting forth - , that
.-'theyirtth other citizehe of thla Comniontraalthi liaoe
',lmmolated on a Congregation for Om purpone of worship..
plinr Almighty Clod, aocordlitg, to the Nth and . mp.'
111 . 0 of the My.thotilet Ephicopal Church,. of .the United
Statue: at Paportown ‘ in the county aforceeld, and aro
mo.s de:thous to. be ineorporattol agreeably to the provl•
014111 , 06 W Act or Amami biy of thu 10th October, 1810, Ac.
Non to wit_22d 'A u,ruat; It In °Noted that the
within writing ho filed In theatre of the Prothonotary
and Mot nOtice or thu application thorefn cotthdheti be
published lit one Nowmpaper publlthed hi t h u borough.
of Oarlfitlo far thhco weo . ka prior to the Mtn term of the
Court. '
.• • . •' • IIY TIIICCOURT, " • • -
• • •• " P.Proth`y:
• Eept.lB.lBal.-at.,
•
X ° lll° 0 10:W4.1.1").- 7 71143 - abovii 10. -
'into W10 4, 1`1 4 141 'T Ihe'eqbecriber - for
ihroination win teed Ed !ha nrrant And ? cpr.
elated of the perfinn or rmens, prho•flred Us, BElop off
the Owning. 17th welt. , -
'Oarl)tle, Sept. Ili 1860
pRIVATI] S.A.LE or ,
-1- *
.REAL• ESTATE
. . .
The anbscriher,new offers encouniginj; inducemunta
to those of limitedineausi who desire to get n cheap antt
desirable home in oaf th(i moot healthy, add ent ,„. -
prising places in the State,' Three Bayer , Milts ' i,ear at
hand, and'the list lately erected. is now- in successful
operation for the inanufackvre of flue
.naper, In w,h.ch
&torten hands, Male and female. aro employed. Besides
Mt. Holly Springs,* the hese of' the. South Niountain,.
a noted watering pines, bang unusually .patrunized,r
adrift materially to the pecuniary interests of the people
generally.
Tho folloiiing . deseribod property is iuljneOnty In•
'tended as nn nddillon to the Springs, and also .to the
beautiful yilleao of rapertowo: ' •
•
• ~ • 1 ,
40 TOWN' LOTR „ ' -
nro now In the Market, located on the coat and west
sides of the Baltimore. and honorer turnpike, 0 miles
south or Oarilalo. 'the lots'are no nreinge (4'40 feet in
front and 200• feet, •in length. ',The benzin fnintr,
"Mountain Oreak;flown pant a Jawthn_oll,then:..._Also- 1
tlin•hitge. • ••
i-tri - "1 --:-- niad' - une - ncrcrof - groundigardenTuid
. yard, fruit trees in abundance. - This
gal a . a iry., house contains 14 rooms, with Inrge
" 0 "1"„ri . " • =" baiernent kitchen,. well of water-at
the door.ttud acknowledged to 1,0 n very tiefightrul lo
cation !Ur s a private residence., Also, n two-story • .
' ' • and lot, withal Slaughter house thereon
'erected, being a good location for- a
4:411; butcher—this business htiving boon
'profitably established—Sr. kneed bust,
neon stand for a triceS . L.nie. Also,
933 AOII li6 01 0 MOUNTAIN LAND, ,
troll timbered with pine and oak, within„ .
relies of the aboint property, having
. .,0:1, - . 4"/".;
li,rn.l . ,water power for a saw Iptij,
The terms will bo nuttleAtery acconlino. t • 'l. ••
dating, and great bargains may bo ex. •
pected,oapoelaily in the building late, to ”
foster Indio In ual enterprise.
' address or see'me personally, at, Mt. IL'?
E
Springs, Cumberland county, Pa.
• July 20, 'llo—tf ALFRED MOORE.
E SALE
AL 8 TA•T J
. • O. THURSDAY, October 0, MO.-
By virtue of the last .wlll and testamont of Georg,
Ficsht,deceased, Into of Franklin township, I will. no
pose to public sale on the Vitalises late the maiden. o
the said deceased, a tract -of hind in wild township
bounded by David Culp and the public road from Car
Data t° M'Cluro'e gap. aboht five miles 'from Carlisle,
con Laing about 30 arms, Italia thereon erected a
TWO STORY STONE,
- 7 , 1 4 I L - L .11 7- 0 HOUSE,
.1: •
LOG DARN, Spring house and other
Improvements. Also a One Tan.yard In erected on the
land with a large never falling Spring of running water,
and all the necessary buildlings and vats for ea rryi ng.no
-thatanning-business,-Which.lins-beauaarricd.on - -up-to
this time.
ALSO, St the same time and place a FARM which
adjoins the above tract and I,Aonard Mlnlch, containing
about 100 acres, having a good
' LOG HOUSE AND BARN; ,
with a fine YOUSII A FPI.FI ORCllAlthjhereon, with
a well of never failing. water at the door. Thorn dro also
erected on this tract another excellent two story STONE
HOUSE - and Blacksmith's Shop which will be sold will.
the firm. -
-
ALSO, at the same limb and? place, a lot of ground
adjolnlog the above firm, containing about two end a
hulfacres,mith o.Frromiltougltreitlt I'lastere,lllollsE,
A: Stable thereon erected and a well of water In the
vard,
All the above described lands have boon, well limed
nod under good post fernailhod urn inca high state of
cultivation.
ALSO, a tract of Mountain Land In the ,Fans towti
ship. adjoining.lanis of Georg,' Shandiaimii, John 11.
Snyder, and others. containing about 50 acres. Title
will be divided and sold in 10 acre Lot. It lien near the
M'Clure's Gap mad.
On the samo day I will sell, nt tho mansion 'Muse, a
lot of abont'llo orliAltiC.hir tanning - purposes.
I will sh,o'sell on Friday the 7th of October. 1840, at
11 o'clock. A. M., at the 'Court House, In Carlisle. a
liouso end Lot of 0 round In the sibtlanrcniglan. wh ich
Jon Faller now lives an,(.-heries/store, containing 21
,teethl - O
r tit koptl:llanover stroclond
xlept on itiffiey. Thera i s eiVaied on die (rent
of o sold lot a
WO, STORY.BRICK HOUSE,
and on the alley a two story 11011131.!, part ',kelt and p irt
stone. The terms will ho easy and outdo known on
the day of sale by, ,
. •
Executor of Gawp IConht. dlielased.
- Dept. 14. Bab t. s,
JOHN . T. GREEN,
ADAM COOVER, '
Executor,,,
T).EAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE
- _ - . •
Wo the underel7ned
Oe lobo r
BY yirtuo of - on-order of the einirt of COMM
Pleas Of Cumberland County, I will expos., to Public
Solo on Om promises, tho Mansion nous-, nt 11
elook, on'id day, the following deseribed
- Real Estato..and well known Farm of Voter Zimmer.
man, altuate in Lower Allen Township, Cumberland
County, alemt . 2 mhos irest 'of Now Cumberland, and
about - . 1 mile noel or Milltown.
No. T. Tim Mansion Form, containing 117 Acres., and
81 Perches, im tho PAM morn orlon, of good
LIMESTONE AND SLATE LAND,
about On acres nre cleared and uhder good. Mute of CO
tivntion. and the residue In Timber. The itnprov
mauls consist of a substantial
. .
STONE MVELLING HOUSE; ,ih I-•' -
se
Bark 'Barn,' Wagon Shed, Corn Crlba, •^ ,
Wash (louse, with an arched C4HIV i d 2 4 •iat&Sal:.
underneath, and all other nocessaiy '
outtlinildings; also n troll of.water at the doer, and a
nerer.falling Spring of good ivatorabouttd xty rods front
tho house, which has sulTielont fall and ran with little
' °sponse, by laying pipes, be convoyed to the second StO ,
ry of the house. to the barn or tiny other place you wish
to kayo it, which adds ono thousand dollars to any
Farm. Alcoa large APPLE °KHASI) with choice frith. -
• No. 2., Containing 84 Acres and 78 Porches more or
less, do same being divided 'MT the alatthion Form.
Thera tiro no immurement ts on this tract, but a Wantb
ful situatlotan place them on, about 69 Acres am cleared
and inn high state of culti ration, and the residuo in en.
reliant thither. Thorn ore quarries of the bust kind of
limestone on this tract for building purposes, also silver
al springs of motor. It Joins land' with Robert- ROSA,
Christian Zimmerman ' and lying right In a bend of the
Yellow Brooches Creek, where you will. genera:, Slid
good and productive land, It also ntfnrdsn good situation
for a Saw Dull or any other - factory. as tint crook has a
fall to got suMcient water power. All this Land, in Troth
tracts has boon limed over within tile few last years. It
will be sold in the Whitt% or In part, as above set forth,
to suit purchasers.
Any person wishing to invest money In Beal Estate.
will find it to their advantage to go and moulting, for
themselves, and call on Emanuel Zimmerman, residing
on said farm, who will give all the neces,tory infornitt
Lion. The intention is to soil tender almost nay eir•
cutustances. The title will be good and the terms u ill
be nutdo known on thin day of sale by •
. .
August 31, 1859.' •
ALSO, at the saute time and place, will he sold person
al property. consisting of Beds and Bedding, Chest
littahon Dresser, Dishes, Pots, Stove nod pipe, Clock
ridinl•, saddle, Arc., and a number of other articles no
mentioned.
ALIJA BL CIIESTN UT TIMBER
LANDS FOE SAL' 'w
On THURSDAY, November 3, 1553, the undersigned
Will sell at public sale, on the above day, at the Stone
Teter:, In Dickinson 'Township, Cutnhetland county,
at 11 o'clock, A. 31. of that day,
TEN•TIIAOTS OF CHESTNUT TIllRL•'lt LAND,
varying iii quantities from fourteen to ninety acres,
and one tract of thirty two acres, imrtlonsoi tics ••Cunt•
borland 111111" Estate, the property of Sir. Wm: C.
Chambers, duc'd. ' Plans of tho lots to bo offered lie•
sale, will be attached to the handbills xt the Stone
•
Tavern, and at the mill on the estate. •
Terms of the sale to be ton per cent. of the purchase
money of each tract to ho paid. or secured on the prop
erty being struck down to the purchaser; one third of
the balance of the purchase tummy to Ito paid on tilo
lot of April, 11100,'aud the balance to two equal .ann nal
paymolitS thereafter, with Interest, and secured upon
the premises.,
The titles to the properties is undoubted.
SAMUEL. HEPBURN,
Sop ; M,1833. Attorney fer thexlllsap>}C•hambers,
5
(TENT POCKET - COIN - DETECTOR.
P
yar TESTING the various kinds of
GOLD AND SILVER COINS.
It Is admitted by all to ho the most perfect thing of
Its kind over offered to the Public.
It fits, email that it ran ho Carded 1n the pocklit
without any inconvenience.
;very MERCHANT should have ILI
Every SHOPREEPER,shouId have
Every MECHANIC should Wee it 111
Every MAN inßusiness should have it 111
Ani- A warrantee braes with every one that is sold,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
_NM Paid, to auy part of the United Stat Ti.
VALUABLE. FARM. FOR SALE! PANT,
V
.
The undersigned olTora at pa iVilt 0 Bale, that TAU.
able Farm, belonging to the Heirs of E. Playnian, deed,
situated In Hampden Township, Oulubeclond County,
nod imodod by thp land& of C. Stayntan, J. Eberly,
and otliers, containing,. .
164 ACRES, •101 PERCHES,
, of which, about IM and in a high state of cultivation
and the balance is covered-with Timber shfilchint for
the use of the Farm. •
The improvements consist of a ilubstan
tial
Weatherboarded Mansion House; ;;;;11
a STONE TENANT HOUSE, a large 'YANK II I
BARN,' CORN•CMVIS, WAEION SUED, SPAM •
House, and nil other necessary outbnikllngs: ' There
are two Welts of good water, one at the Rouse. the
other at the Barn also two APPLE OXICHARDS of chdico
fruit, and a Penult ORCHARD. The fences arB In good or
der; about 800 panels of new post and rail, and beard
ferule haul ugj list been put up. Thelw is besidesa greet
quantity_ or excellent yellow locust growing on the
form; some 1800 pests are rdlitly to ho cut ; about twice
the number required to place the entice property under
mot and rail fence. •
The Farm lies 10 one of the loops Of the Conodoguinet
Crook, in boundedsm ens side by It and has running
water In several of the fluted. It is within one mile
from the Carlisle and Harrisburg Turnpike._ The
Bridges at firyeen's end Rupp's Mills, render it of easy
access at all times. It commands the best grain market
In the county, being only ono mile front the aforesaid
111111 s; three from thwhanicsburg and novel, from MOO
rleburg,.:
The BOIL le of firstrate quality, consisting 'of n rich`
BLACK SLATE, very envie till, and exceedingly relia
ble mid-productive In tie yield:
As a godd and desirable Parnl, the above property is
worthy of the attention ofthoso wishing to purchase.
Persons desiring to make further Inquiry, Will please
address, or call on the undersigned, at his risidence in
Carlisle.
•
IC. EITAVIAN,
Onr)lelc, Avg. 10,1850. , . , 14,rclitnr.
f t - I; AN rgAtg. = riii6 -
underelgned attorney In fl irt for Johnaon Martin
oour,* Toartiehip, Cumberland county, will' sell at
public male, on the prtmlses, on FRIDAY, the 21et day
of October next, 141 o'clock, P. M., it tract of land,
Containing G 8 atoms and Parclietr,
ottlinestone Land of the first quality and in a high
dare of cultivation, It. being part of thehafffa on which
Mr, Iliatftlii nor Ikea Tito land Is situated. on the
public road leading train Churclitowarto Mechanics
burg, it in all cleared cxcopt about loaders, .
which is covered with'thriving Y 0 U N 1,1
TiMlllOl, sufficient for builtlibil and fano
log the .The title la ',indisputable, - • *`"
'fermi made known on the day of sale. i
Mir - person *Ostrow; or rietrint - theirroperty, - or of
Nether lefurniation.cati inyuiro et Mr. 'mortin - en, the
prinniees. et th e uudereigned Carib le. .•• ;
• , JOSSPII ota,vsn'.6 •
Rapt. 22,'18 .tn
Ohau~ Jib I,),Fiutipg
ctil eatatc: Aits.
• SAMIJK,
Comm Moo of Voter Zlinniorinan, Sr.
- .1c,41.0.[5„iii.t.tt,.: 2,lilts,';
..ITALUABiAII LI STON LFAR MS
v AND CTIOICE-TIMBEIC'LAND
• , AT PUBLIC 'SALE'.
twill sell tit nubile sale, on the premises. situated In
Sliver Spring Township: Cumberinnd County, on the
Tallinn Spring road,kix miles - east of Carlisle. and thine.
-milea west of Mechanicsburg, on•T1111118DAY, the
000'1'011ER, 1660, thofdllowing described farms and
tracts oTTirnbar*Land.
. •
• No. 1. Ti, q MANSION FARM, containing about 160
Acres of first tate Limestone Land, of which' about lb --
acres art, gond Timber Land: the'residue la in a high
state of cultivation.. The improve
manta 'aro 'a Two-story S T
DWELLING 110 USN, with 11 n good , •
well of water with pump at thbuloor.
klargellanic Barn, Corn Crib, and
other necessaiT' out buildings.' Alto II good orchard of
Choice Fruit, •
,No. 2. -A.Yarm, adjoining the-above, of about 2fo'
Arres—tilso first rate Litnestoilli Land—of which Ithput
.00 acres are clinic. Timber -and; the balance leilne
prodoctivo - land, - In n high - statebriultliatfon. The •
improventants are a two-story FRAME 1101.180, Rank
ttti
out en. orchaWif clieleT•Trult.
No. '3. This, tract contains About' 100 • Arres-z-fili of
clear land, Ltd about 16 of Timber Land. This tract
adjoins the other two and wlll,-make a very, desirablo
small-farm. -
•
No 4. The STEAM SAW MILL; with 20 ho: so power,
Engine. and...6o_acrcia..of.Land-80-icres.of w bleb art-choice -heavy Timber Land. This Saw Mill is in the
midst oft largo body of the heaviest Timbal` land in
the county, and 13 capable of doing a large bittloos— '
Tho Timber Land, 2ontatnlng about .160 Arres,will„if
desired by purehnsers, - ba - sold In scparato traets.
Salo to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. ofsaid day, when
attentlatim will be given and Terms made known by.
• ~ , RICKARD PARKER.
Carl itlo, Sep . . 1-1, '6o.—ta.
VALUABLE • REAL ESTATE AT
. 'PUBLIC SALE.
On Friday, tbe . 7th of October, A. D., 1859,
'COM3IENCI:4O AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M. • '
' in purauanco of an order of tho Orphans' Court of
Cumberland County, to too directed, will be sold at
lqiblic :Fain on the premises, about tiro mileg east of
Shipponaburg. Cumberland County. Va., on the soul,*
511i8 nithe Waltiut helium Hood; betwoon the villages
of Leesburg and Jacksonville, and near Parks', Totem:
'rho following doscribcd • " '
-•R'EAL S T A T E
Into the property of Abraludn Seaver, dec'd., to WE:
A OUT MR ACRES OF PIND AND GRAVEL, LA-ND,
(about 10th4es theronf are Mohntaln Land.) divided
Into )loi or }num tracto. • Uut hill besold Other the Irlnde
together, nr In buts as may brat suit. purchasers.
The [improvements are It
•
LOG HOUSE, pg. F
ie ~'. l
A largo portion of the laild Is env "'2
bur. Apart however Ise eared end fenced.. A large
portion erne whole will 'sake good faro land when • -
cleared; and is susceptible of n high stab of improve
went. There is en excellent stream of water thereon.
Also an ORE -DANK, containing n good quality of
Iron Ore. which is being worked, being ‘ near th., Iron
' Works, the ore is valuable. '
Thin property Is bounded by lands or Dr W. W. No
Fehoeh, Sons it Co, lluebonon's:llelre, John ham
soil, D. Fereman..l. {Voshlngor, Parks, Clover nod others
The term. sdi kb are reasonable, will be made Known
on the day of sale.by - •
-
•• . DA VII) DEMUTH . ,
-. A cloOtilstrator c , f - AbrnlmurSeSti•er, - dec!d
Sep. 7, Ika.t s.
A . lIWIESTEAD FOR $10; '
•• •
A 111+ - SIESTRAD FOR $100;
110:IIESTllADS 'FOR $lOOll and over 'situated on
and near Rappahannock River, above •and below Fred
ericksburg, In Virginia. • •
'A new town, called itapahatnnek, has recently been
Intl out, in Onlpeper county, In the midst of the Gold.
Region of Virginia, surrounded •i, mines and mining
companies :,and farms and town lots In alternate dirt.
Fiona or shirrs. eau 116,9 be had for mere song," to ,
induce settlement in [ids &Arabia region. $154,000
north of land is to' La divided amongst purchasers nr
given away an an Inducement to come on and ninke hm
.prosements..aud!the land-in-of-tam-most Improvable--
qualities. dally have already &tattled and scores of
others n comfits.. flood taming land, In tracts to spit
purchasers. can be had at from ten to twentr dollars
per nem, payalle In easy quarter yearly instalments.
thenMstionable titles Will ilitlikalfTS Ito given., •
ta am wanted over where-to sell these lands;
liberal liefueem'ents . will be given.-
For pe • licularn, address
BAUDEIt Land Agent,
Port Royal, Vn_
Jul) Lo, Is ,9
110 . D.5. 1 .; AND LOT PRIy4T.F 4
iiiTiii4ber offers nt private ink, tt
HOUSE 001 LOT OF 4111011 ND, situate In WI •
Dickinson' township,' near the turnpiko, n•
mile and n half oast of Mount Rock. Tho House Is a
Frame. Wentherboarded. two ntorles in hellatt, and con
tnitatnt live MOMS and kitchen. \Vali wash-house nnd
cistern itttnched. TIM lot contains TWO ACRES of the .
Lest quality of hind; with a varlety,of choice FrUlt,nnd
prected thereon a FRAME STABLE, 'Wagon-
SW:llnd othor out buildings.
'Persons wishing to. view the property can do so: by
tilling on Jneoh tho preinises, or on the Bub.'
triter residing nearNowlin°.
OEO. G. DAVIDSON. •
Ancr.17.1F59-tr. •
•
FOR A lot of ground on_
Dickinson Alley, between Pit t and We'd streete,
belonging to the Motato of the Into Wm. lb Seymour,
containing In front sixty feet, and In depth ono hun
dred and twenty feet. Tito soll le rich, having been
cultivated as a Yogi:tilde garden, for a series of years.
Said lot contains ono 31.,th0 finest leo 'louses In the
borough, with carriage inuse, stabling, and bay loft.
To any one Wkiling a investment. the above Int of.
trn fitzporior Inducements. For ter ,, ,, •.t atm' v to
A. L. SPONSLEit;
kcal Esta o Agent. .
°opt. ,49, IFf9-St
akicellancons.
•
OUR MOTTO-"TO THSRESCUE."
• - ft, GRAND FAIR,,,
IN r.
Zri
riill lo UNION FIRE COMPANY re
-1 spectfully announce to 'the citizens of Carlisle,
and all persons visiting the Same during the
FALL ELECTION AND COUNTY FAIR,
that they will hold's Fair cwt's Ilan , for the sale
OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES:
The proceeds to be applied to the payment of the debt
on their Engine Hitze.
The "Union" tetle this opportunity of returning
their thanks to the ladles for their contylbulinns, and
to the '• friends or tie, Pire,en," for their patronage at
our first Fair held t wo years Minw.
Articles intended for the Pair. should be sent to
Itheem's Hall. on the morning.of the ]llth. Tivisets
witting nay Herron, 10 cents. Packages containing Fix
tickets, 60 cents.' To he had of the committee, or at
the d or.,
W. H. Raciness,
• 11. 11. lioeny,, Jun. Masenhlmor,
.Luther Lino, • • nen. Shealier. •
Then. Corn tnan, ithinelmit,
J. 11. 'therm, ' J. T. Kuhns, .
T. 1). MAHON, Chairman.
Carlisle, 5qa.,21,1549-t F
An Agent wanted in every County in the United
.tutee, to whole a liberal dimwit will he wade.
.Addreve
IMLAY A IRTOKNELL,
box 1160, rhilodelphla,
Sop 21,1859
READ 1 READ I I READ 11
EsEmniN'S
•
AROMA TIC 11•AL • S
lea remedy not to ho excelled fey the relief and cure of
those maladies Inchluat to the Snainter Season, viz:
Diarrhoea, Dysentery. Cholera or Cholera Morbue, Vow.
ihog,,Aeldity of the Stomach, etc.
Its excellent Carminative powers, pleasant taste and
soothing influence, random it a valuable medicine in
Infantile diseases, peculiar to the second nun:rner, via: -
Cholera InliinTam, Ste It has n reinvigorating and
-tonic influence" on the, system, allaying lutlamation
whore it exists In the; stomach and be:Vele—and on
trial will be found insi,inpunsible to the. well being of
every family. It will be. found as well adapted to
adults as children. , --Tot IT. Prepared only by
A, ESFINWEIN, Dispennlns Chemist,
N. W. Cur. Ninth and Poplar sts., Philadelphia.
• Prlen if: cents per bottle. Sold by 11. T. Kieffer,
and S. W. Llaverstlek, Carlisle;
Miller Bon. Jackson.
vine: rt herring, Mochanlesburg, and by drugs
gists and storekeepers :'gonerally. . Ems), 26'Mbrly
IVIVESIPY OF PENNSYLVANIA
. LA.W).EPAR'I*IhNi'.
. • PHILADELPHIA.
A term male Institution, frill commence oft the 3d
Of 00101tilli next. 'The following ore the nulled' of
thilociuron;
Imo) kOliali 81L111SWOOD—Persom Personal Pron.
. •
nrSi, and Mercantile •Law.
rot P.'SicCALL—Eridence. • .
WC E.: ISPEpiOI I ,II. SOLLEll7.,Eqtlity. An4...turlsprik.
'dente. • ..' . • ..
• Every off nit In made to Tender thin Institution,
dent for-the purpose It ben In view. The students are
frequently and enrefuilypamined, legal questions are
diseased, Bud. exercises In writing form part of thu
coerce. By therulen of the flou T ht7 — thirtlom occupied •
horn, In treated ms equivalent, for nnistneruesen Menke ,
etudy, in eittitiliik to admission to the bar, and -whim
admitted
eau
the Court below, • A graduate of Ulla
Alt Utlon eau practice et mice in the Neurenie [?Dort..
The introductory lecture bo delivered en P itt
DAY, Neutouther Mb. et M., at ther usu a l.
torture room. by the line. OttOrge OareiVeoq. 3 - 9
15.11 c, 185 D. ' „. ,
13AltGA.INS I .13AittiALN , 11
.
-Nihv t , A • ta, AND VtlN 4 .i.lll - ODODS, •--
;,
opotind thin. week; an 'wittenelvn tissortwiliut . .
mud .Nnyt htylo Pry thwnin,l which ' will be kilt
oft at very low hgtown. Tito pohliorenpnetfulir tan
vihni to call atolaxtuuttal!_for.tionhavivene
AvpA 48./889.i . . ; OILAA:
tumber. t4Loal•
MA at the - Old Business.
LIMBER
_AND (:)OAL YARD
On the Railrand,i east of Ot.rlisle: In tlicriniinN•yhte' •
of the Oas Bonne. .
The aubacilhora have enfored.into Partnership, and
aro doing buslneas as the eft' stand of Shroni k !toffy&
whet° will be found, nt nll times, LUMBER an 4 COAL
in all their varlettes and .qualities: ' , , •
L IP AI AB E R •
BOARDS 'of every kind.
' SCANTLING. •
' .FRAAIE -STUFF.
. . , SHINGLES:
:.• .
, . . WORKED' FLOORING.
PALING.
. ,
POSTS. • '•
•
. . ~ .
• . RAILS &o
Audio fact every kind Of Lumber nedolly round In a_
yell stocked Yard— _._•'• •• .
' 'Aiivro ruifciiirdifilChivOtelleOUirtablelt=tifftirnish
bills of LonnbOr'of any required longth, at the.shortest
possible time. Our Vloorlng, IVeathetlaiii'ding, BC., is
always housed, and can be
_furnished dry,,, • • '.
.• . 0 0 d. i •i (Under Oever.) ..
- -
.I , fo,palos will ho spared to furnish Coal forlainily use,
clean end dry, of all
,slses'and qualities, among which
will he found, •
LYRENS VALLEY-. •.
LUKE FIDDLER. ' J
ging HITE ASH.
•
• TREITORTON. •
LOCUST. MOUNTAIN..
, • LQRSERY, &c. •
And to our Limo burning friends and to Blacksmiths,
we would say, we eau and will furnish as cheap as the
cheapest and of best quality.
The senior partner will be .on' the yard an usual to
attend to those who may favor us .with n continuance
of their patronage. Thankful for past favors, ho solicits
a contintliince of their custom at the old yard.
We kayo a largo stock on hand of Lumhgr and Coal.
and Are continually receiving additions, which we will
sell as low as any other yard lu the borough.
Don't fall to call at thg old yard near the Ons
lfouno
- JACOB gIIROM,
N. B.—A duplicate of the books of Shroin k Hoff°
aro Inany hands; those indebted . can aUI on thin su
scrlher at the old yard and pay to JACOII.BIIItO3I.
July 21, 1859. .
NIEW COAL AN : p. LUbl gERA'WRD,
1 . 1 Tho onbscrlhers have the day ou torq into pert
nankin to trade In
COAL: AND LUMBER',
We wlll havo cnnstanlly on:hand and fuisidsh to nrde
II kinds and quullty of sessoued
ttrIITIERr ------- : --- - - --":
MAIMS,
• SCANWIGING,,
. ,
-- - •
- . FRAME STUFF,
•
•
Paling; Plastering Lath, Shingling Lath, worked Floor
ing and Weatherboarding, Posts and Rails, and every or
tide that belongs to a LU3IIIER YARD.•
All kinds of Shingles, to wit: Whitepine,. Heinloat,
and Oak, of different qualities. Having Cars of our
own we can furnish bills to order of Amy length and
size at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. Our worked boards will ho kept under cover en
that they can be furnished dry at all times. -
__Wp_have constantly ou hand all kinds of_Family Coal
under cover. which we will deliver clean to any part of
the befough: To wit:
LVICIINS VALLEY, Broken, Egg, Stove end Nut
LURE FIDDLER,
TitIIVOItTON, do. do. do.
LOCUST" MOUNTAIN,
.01111E1tY. •
hick wo pledge ourielveSao sell at the lowest prices
Ilest quality of
Lhneburner's acid Blacksinith's Coal, -
leapt on band trblell wó will soll'at tbo lOwest figure
Yard scoot side of Grammar School; Vain street.
ItIt3ISTIMMI 6,IIOFFER.
July 20, 1800, -
•
UMBER, YARD.—The subscribers
1u linvil , ng- -purel!ascd a largo tract of phut timber
land and gaw.ndlls, oudba west branch. of thy Susitum
lianaa rim., havo °potful out a lumber yard at •
ME ( 6II4NICSBUIia t
n the railroad, corner or 'Allen and.lllith streets, near
he steam saw mill hiSeldie, Eberly le . (10., and also one
AT GREASONVILLE,
near Plainfield, where we will he able to cell lumber.a
such prices that will be to tho-interestof—builders aird
others to'call and seo'uo before inuing elsontom_Our_
advantages over itea)ors ore that our lumber does
not pass through the hoods of one twrior more ;peen.
Worm before we get it; and that will enable us to sell
lumber cheaper than any others can sell at these places.
We will also wholesale lumber from our Ilarrlsbilog
yard, and will deliver lumbEr at any point along' the
Oumberland Valley Italiroad. If desired, Lundell; can
havelumber.sawed ennoble for any else of building, or
for other purposes, by" furivishishlng us With their or.
dors lii season. 811AFFNER,AlitHASON &
April, 1:1, 1559-1 y
NT . E 3V A. it RANG E_ITEN
On and after Monday, 23d May, 1869, the sub
Scriber will run n Daily Train of Cars, betgaeu
. cmcppix AND PHILADELPHIA,
leaving Carlisle every morning and Philadeinbla every
evening,
All goods left, at tin PRETiIIIT .DEPOT.nf Pearock,
'Zell k — IIINCILMAN, Nea. 808 and 810 Market atreet,
will bo delivered in Carllshithe'uoxt day.
J. W. HENDERSON,
May 25, '59. - West tlieh Street, Carlisle, Pa.
N- EW °Ott'. Y.A..IID
AT VIE WEST END OP CAIILiPLE: •
The subncriber would - respectfully call tho attention
of Limoburners and the alizarin of Cetiislo, and .the
surrounding country aorierally, to. his NEW GUI.
YARD, attnehod to his Ware 'louse, on Went High at.,
where he will keep constantly On hand a largo supply
cf tho best quality of COAL, to wit:
tykons Luko Fiddler, Pine Grove and Trevor.
-UM, Broken, Egg and Nfit Cool—screened and dry coal,
which ho pledges himself to sell at the lowest ponsiblo
prime. Dont quality of .Limoburnor'n and Illackennith's
Coal alwayn on hand..,„ • .
• .1263. All orders bet at the Waco House, or at his rec.
doom In South Hanover street, will he promptly at.
tended to.
April 14, '4k—ti. J. W. HENDERSON.
F ORWARDING AND COMMIS
SION HOUSE.
•
NI:NI:NAL DEALER IN
•
FLOUR, SALT. AND PLASTER
The subseriber would respectfully Inform the citzens
of Carlisle and vicinity, that he has 14'11P011 the large anti
COIIIIIIOIIIOI.I warehouse of JACOB till EEM, ntullniv log
repaired and fitted up the ears Inn superior manner.
he is prepared to do freighting of all kinds, to or from
pit points, South, East or West. All goods ordered to
BURK & REYNOLDS,
812 Market Street, Philadelphia; or to
COOVER & ERAUSER,.
203 North Street, Baltintore,
Will be promptly delivered le Carlisle.
The highest market prleti paid fur ail kinds of grain.
Don't forgot the old stand, rumor of Main nud West
Streets. " •
,i JOS. RITNIOI, Jr.
Aug. 31.18.50.-Iy. Sucrostor to Jneob Ithaca:.
N. 11. • !lost quality of FLOUR, for bunny use, kopt
constantly In sacks or barrels, for, v?tle wholesale or ru
tall.
JOAN EARLY. J. It. NoNEmmqiit,
FORWARDING AND COMMIS
SION' HOUSE. - ,
FLO.UIt AND FEED,
OOAL, PLASTER AND 'SALT
-- 7
_ Tho subscribers bating taken the 'warehouse, care and
fixtures of Win. B. Munny:s well known establishment,
on West High street, opposite Dickinson College, would
infirm the public khat they have entered into a general
Forwarding and Commission business.
Tho highest market price will be paid for Flour, Crain
and Produce 111'41 kinds.'
They are also prepared to freight produce and Clock
to Philadelphia and Baltimore, at tholoweet•raten, with
safety end despatch. •
PLASTER AND SALT kept constantly on hand, and
FLOUR AND FEED at wholeiale or retail.
Coal Mall kinds. embracing .
LYKEN'S VALLEY, • . •
LUKE FIDDLER, '
SUNBURY WHITE ASII,
~.. •
LOCUST GAP,
Limeburner"s and Blacksmith's
CONSTANTLY TOR !ALA.
KEPT UNDER COVER,
and delivered dry to any part of the town.
IiARLY dr, NONEAIAKER
Aug. iT, iRiO
ITU THE AFFLICTED:—;-1 'will war
rant to cure ell Cancers Corns,BUnlomf or Warts,
wit my MAGNETIC OALVIL made or herbs. It will
extract the roots and perfect is cure. it any person
doubts It, let' them call on me and I bill cure them
I,watin,
Address. No. 0; Landretli Street, below Race, and be.
oven Llth and lath, •Phlladelplibb''
' - '
M. W, TAYLOR.
Aup. 28, 1869
1111. S I F it S I R I:1
FAREMA & TiIpNPSON,
Importere, Manufacturer(' and Dealers In-,
LADIES' and OItILDRENS' PANCY.I O IIIO,, ,
or avot deearlAlon. Alen, BUPFALO bass, run.
um) OYES ? aud'OOLLAES, •
Straet,l(above lqgblD, south odds)
•• •
lirhoteaate and Retail,
•
N, D.—Storekeepers will do poll Eo alto us, a call la
thoy 1,111 find the largest aeumrtniont by fed to Be lot
rtont.ln tho tlity, and at•MonuaKturers'
• 4 Sep!. 28, 1860.-41n05.. • ' . • '
ANV BLANK STORE, ; No.. 280
,llool{ dtrSet, Pldinde
• FATADLISHED , /,N Ja5i....„....
The 'sdbicrOors c a ll the swoon Or the
.. S111;i11S113,. • f , lifYrifOtifadltlES, 'f;4 1 .WY19.1t13,
GIBTRATNS, - A.SID °TIMES;
. . , , , . .
to thornlargo - stook Of Law-ldssks, r fOrnin, whist; an.ex
yellows or nedrly 80 years enables thorn lo ; recent
with .great'acturtfoy of form and fleetness of St s.
dors eallolteol, .1 printed Hat of our Blank* wl for.
Stardodroudspliss9on, frog, of chasms ' • •
220 ° Dolls ° Rt n Z, -a en N .s..
•
IRVING •li 4 EDIA.LI),-- CO.L ‘ LEGg,.
ItEcirAraosottaa, 01. •••
Tioislnetitntion; deelgtiod . fin: - the'llbera - 1 - 4ucation i
of Young Lodiee, hoe beptrin opeiation two . years with'
the moot gratifying moults. Win- now established on
a Um basis, and its palrovoge alralreatendkoVee
•noyerni States..•,. •,• ,
ItJs located on the Cumberland Valley'llellroiulmid
warbeiween Ilarrisbiorg and Carlislo. inthe mdelifer.
the and beautitul portion of the - valley, and Is in dos":
proxfmity• to ono of the most moral, henithy k and en—
terprising-towns In the State.
It In central, and 'env of unease. Students leaving
Washington, Baltimore, or Philadelphia in'the morning
trelmfor Ilarriaburg,, w il l arrive at Idochaniesburg In
time for dinner.
.
Tho edilice.te hiffri• - and commodious, aurrornded by
double verandas, and
r ill accommodate about one hum
dred boarders. - In its conntruction, It combines All the
modern Imprwromenta for thp promotton of health,.
comfort and convenlonco . In these reaprcts•phyalcieme
pronounce it unrivalled., •The ehambere are Inrge And .
neatly furnished. }lath has Ito regliter-for heat 'and
'ventilation, ..onlftwo etudonta occupy thireame room.
The - bah rooms aro at . all tirneaoupplied.with Vat/Sqad
cold . water...-• ,•
MEI
The gro wide are entail), and well arranged or_rarro
.AtltifiTaliallfo--Viiniftilliithenti nxerclees , •iikrenem ,
MI to • honk hi graceful movement and syndnetry of
futm.
The Faculty of Instruction Ls efficient and swirls
In the Collegiate Department the Connie 'of study le
of.a high grade,:comprehenditigult the - Subjects bstotig;
Ing ton Classic:Ll, Polite and Christian Education.
In the Prepamtory Departtnent pupils milli he oaro•
fully instructed In thosubFanches forming the bash or
athurough Euglish education., . •
..
_
Sesions.—First MOI, Item the let Wednesday of
September to thoSOth of January.., .
Second 90881011, from the Ist of February to the let or
July. . •
Vagatlini, during,Tuly and August. LZI
TEEMS PER SESSION ON FIVE : MONtIIS, PAYABLB
IN ADVANCE. . ' . •
Boarding, Washing, Pyrhiehed 'Rooms, Fuel,
• and Light. . •.••. • .• • 4 00 00
Tuition—Collegiate Department. . . 20 00
i• • Preparatory a . • . .010 00
• - - First Class, 12 00
No extra charge for Ancient Languages. -
Miele—Plano and Guitar. . . . ,•20 00
Vocal MOM& .. • • . . . • . . . 200
. Modern Languages,. . . . • . . . r 10 00
Painting, Drawing and other -Ordamental Branches
at the usual rates.
MOIMMti M.DLACK
Textbooks furnlshednt eity.prices.
• •
For further particulars address, •
Rev. A. Pi. MARLATT, A. M.,
President.
Aug. 8:1860
~OLS ' DISEASE ORIGIII ATE ;IN
- IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD/ •
This is a quention - of vital Importance, anemia which
has utiver been satlelmtorily disposed of by the proles
sors who teach tie healing' att. Some maintain—and '
especially the ol school Fbyalelans—that ilfe' lives in
the-blood, and t erefore all diseases originate in. It—
but modern science •ayers that • ailments: have,..thelr
oitginittlini In both the solids and flulds of the body..
That ills latter proponderete, however, le a fixed fact,
and. medical skill has clearly demonstrated,. Diet at
least two-thirds of,the ills that human .flesh Is heir, to, '
have.thelr searco In an '
IbIFUItE STATE OF TILE BtOOD I
-Aa, for instance, In the long catalogue, such, se ficroftt
'la, Tatter," &When' Iteb," Pimples, Blotches, Erysips
lee, lacers, Salt Rheum,:discharges from the Ear, Fever
Sores, or Irruptive diseases of any kind,—These are, as
eertained by well known mialical laws to arise Item bad
blood—whilo the highest medical authorities declarvf
that most fevers originate In the italtle• manner, and
more particularly Typhoid and scarlet—the former be
log no Internal,: and - the ;latter an:oaternal - Irruptive -
discern); and In all persons attacked by theta, •maladlee,
the blood hi found to be either coagulated, or of a dark
unhealthy color. --
To ward off a large majority of diseases, as well as to
cure a number which have already seized upon the eye
tem, Ma necessary to
• IFIIItIFY TITE BLOOD
Lindsey'', Improved Blood Searcher does not claim to
-
boa
for every disease known, but the proprietors claim for
it the power not only of draining out ail. impuritlei of
the blood, but by the skillful combination of well known
vegetable remedies. It will cure all iliseases'arialbititom
a deranged state of the liver, drive out dyspepsia, and
nive renewed tone and vigor to the stomach. That' the
inon Sznaensa la all that la claimed for it, ilfe pinp , tle
tore can,produeo
It le only a few years since It Imo discoYeriik and yet
It hes grown Into such a business that a largo laboratory
bhaboon built expressly 'for Ito manufacture—a largo
number of moon employed In putting it up, and stilt the
SUPPLY MSS - . NOT EQUAL Tin DEMAND I
• Wu ask any candid man, could this be so, if the Sled
MOO did not possess ALL the virtues claimed for It t
The Pr e prfotors halm hundreds of ,certillcates from
"mon of pidbity and standing In the community, show
Ing what the medicine in doing daily for the suffering
ASK ANY PERSON
'who has over used the mood eonrcher whether - tell
was experienced.
Let the of give lea trial—a single bottlo L.
. convince the most skeptical of MS efficacy. •
AA_ For min in Carlisle by S.M. Ileverstick; S. El
liott, and .11..1. Kieffer; Kauffman & Son, Mechanics -
burg; Gosweller & Zook, Efflephordstown ; Joshua Culp
Ilogotown; Jacob Simmons, Crone Roads ; - Kurts &
'Wino, Shiremanstown; A. 11. Leidich, Boiling Springs;
Mary W. Kissel, Churchtown • Edward Jetties, 'West
11111; J. C. Besnaught-A-8r0.,-bak-vlllet-Sheemeker-&
Elliott, 'Newburg; Wm. Bretton, Newville; J. Hood &
Springfield; Russell & Dice, Dickinson; Highland-
IVeshinger Jacksonville; Wm. Clerk & -C0.., Lees
Roads; Wm. IL Eckles, Sporting 11111; D. Denlinger,
White Hall; J. C. Altick, Shlppensbur,g; all of Cumbilr
land county, Pa.
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Fiqiigigkkkkk
GERMAN BITTERd,.
A.?
D. HOOFLANIPS BALSAMIC
CORDIAL,
The great standard medicines of ths prima.
age, have.aeguired their ;great popularity only
through years of trial. Unbounded eatirfac
iion is rendered by them in 'all caw and tu
people have pronounced them wort*
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,'Jaunilee,
. Debility of the Nervous System,
Diseases of the Kidneys,
and all .diseases arising from a disordired
liver or weakness of •the stomach and digestive
organs, are speedily and permanently cured by
the GERMAN BITTERS.
The Baliamio Cordial has. acquired a
reputation surpassing that of any similar pre
paration extant. It will cure, WITHOUT . rem,
the most severe
,and tong-etanding
Cough, Cold, or Hoarseness, Pronoldtte, In•
fluense, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient
Consumption, .
and has performed the most astinittling cures
ever known of •
Confirmed Consumption.
A fete dam will also at once,. check and
cure the most severe Dlanhoba proceeding
from COLD IN TUN BowsLe !
Them medicines are prquired by Dr. C. M..
JACKSON & CO, No. 418 Arch Street, Ma*:
. delphia, Pa., and are sold by druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhere, at . 76 cent.
per , bottle. The a4ynalure of C. M. JACKSON
on.the_OulsidewraPPo.4l: ocKh 66 2.gk,
In the Almanac published annua ll y by the
proprietors, called Enurrnoirr's ALMANAC,
you will find testimony and', commendatory
noticeiffrorn all parts of the country. • These'
Almanac are given away by all,oar agents.
For salelly S. Elliot, tS. W. Haversack Car..
lisle. 1.
INIIOFF, has been appointed sole
,HRtey,s a g ent for Wide,' for the se le of Dr. F. Dim.
Specific Homeopathic Remedies
comprieleg the following list of medicines:
Mil
No. 1. Yvan, Pitta.—For 'Favor, ponitnation, and In
flammation of all klub.
No 2. IN mut Pims.—For Worm Fever, Worm Colic,
Welting the hod. . . • .
ilini's Ptme.—For Colic ' , Crying, Toothing, •
Wakenilness, and Nervousness or Adults.
No. 4. Dissuade Pius —For Diarrhea, Cholera Iran
turn, and summer Co mplaint.
' No. h, DreOOrxat Pmts.—For Colio, Gripings, Dixon.
tory, or Bloody Flux. .
' 8. Omit Ptui—For Coast's, Colds, Maritimes,
Influenza. and.Soro Throat. • • •
. No.T..Toorumus•Pmia.—For• Toothache, Isoreache, •
em 4 Nouridgia.,
No.B [lumina Fisintachas,Tertigd hest,
and Fullness or the Iliad. ". •
no. Q. DratiratA, .Pitts:-- For- Weak and Deranged
Stomach, Conetlpation, Moot and Kidney Complaint.
No, BY. Camir Pmts For Orour, Romeo Cough, Bad .•
Breathleg... • •
Nu. It • Sett Itneun Preta.—Yorltryelpolaih Bruptione,-
Milos In the Fate.
N 0.42. MIAMI/ale Pata..4ol . PRI% Lamtriess, or •
Sonmeis in the Miami Dark, Colon, or Llinbs. ' • .
A.—For, Foyer and Avid, Chill Foyer, Dumb Agne,
old, oilintanaMid Aguas, bad - abate of Aguas treated
with Injurious drum,. • • ,
P.—Vor Files t lllind or Filtedlnz listarnalOr Bxterual,
—At• tx—Xor,Ve Looping Oputy.abati elate vin anriatid..
thortealng its eourai:
•
R.
CeeOnof 10 Vials In Turkey Horace, and Hook,
.$6
neas of'6o Vials and-11006, Plata, • - • A
Coma of lases and Mack,
•-
eases of d HOUR and Book, . ,
a!ngte rambut•od 6aleca dlrivtlon. nal&
titugto comma noses, with dlrootionov •.6 0 eilt ,
SPof bona ),todlolitoo tho'erroo or. strollei , boxi• ore
sant to day port or tOo couutq, free pt obariTteOp• TIP
colpt or tho'vrlon. '-• " , • • •
ak, '"
31.1.111 . 4-1 M.•:" .
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p t liage wortment
et , Mantilla bf oho littiet,dybw*Da
eau e flooy 116 pie OL!eap etoirs of - .
111 ST E 9, d ~ d trAw
I 'rt?y , Outlero l at. the reulturat , Btore et- -
Cirllrlo, JuI:U.IBD • , 0441 t, 1110.
thucationaf.
UNIVERSAL PANACEA
EMEZECI
LINDSEY & LEMON, Proprietors.
. Itnlllilayeburg, Ps
DR. HOOFLAND'S