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STATEMENT OF THE FINANCES
Ctmnty of Cumberland, fiom the Ist day of January to the 31st day of
December, 1852, inclnsive.
Made by the Commissioners in compliance with the requisitions contained in the
Sad and 23d sections of the Act of Assembly of this Commonwealth, passed on
the 15th day of April, A. D. 1834. And also in conformity with the 37th sec
tion of the same act, which reejuiroo the County Treasurer, once in every year,
to state his account and produce his vouchers to the Commissioners, which after
examination by said Commissioners shall bo by them laid before the County Au
ditors, for settlement according to law.
In accordance with which William S. Cobean, Esq , Treasurer of Cumberland coun
ty, submits the "following as a correct exhibit of his Receipts and Expenditures
for the past year, ending the 31st day of December, A. D. 1852.
WM. S. COBBAN, Esq., Treasurer.
To balance in hands of Treasurer at laslseeUlsment as per Auditors statement, 89696 44 J
To araouo of outstanding taxes at last settlement, 15117 81
do of County tax assessed for 1852, 20083 82 '
do of Slate abatement on payment of $25,000, 1315 78
do of fines and verdict fees received of David Smith, E"q. Sheriff, 98 12
do of verdict fees received of W. H. Miller, Esq., Depry. Atl’y. Genl. 400
do received of Isaac Shell6berger&Sami Diller on bond to County for bridge in full, 174 00
do do of Wm. M. Diddle forfeiture for S. Oyster to Commonwealth, 285 94
do do on Miscellaneous receipts from various, persons, 157 58}
Total receipts for 1852,
Schedule of County taxes outstanding on the Ist of January A. D. 1853, subject
Boroughs Townships.
Monroe,
Dickinson,
Silver Spring,
Weslptmi.sboroogh,
Dickinson,
Eastpennsborotigh,
Monroe,
Shippensburg Boro 1 .
Shippensburg Tp.,
Carlisle,
Dickinson,
Easlpennsborougb,
Krankford,
Hampden,
Hopewell,
Mechanicsburg,
Monrop,
Nowion,
New Cumberland,
Newville,
North Middleton,
Silver Spring,
Southampton,
Shippensburg Boro’.
■Shippensburg Tp.
South Middleton,
Wesipennsborough,
STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES.
f.'rand Jurors for services in 1852,
Traverse Jurors for services in 1852,
William Anderson services as fourt Crier,
James Dunbar services ns Tin-slave,
Henry L. Burkholder furnishing meals to Jurorb per order of court,
John Harder for candles furnished for courts,
Samuel W. Ilaverstick for pine oil furnished for courts,
Christian Inhott for oil furnished fo' conns,
Charles Ogitby for Coco Mailing f<»" court bar ,
Wijliam H. Miller Esq. Deputy Au’y General fees in Commonwealth cases,
VVimuss fees in Commonwealth rases,
Justices’ fees in Commonwealth rases.
Constables fees In Commonwealth cases,
County Auditors and Clerk for amlitii.fr account* of ISSI,
Philip Quigley for auditing accounts uf Prolhonotary, Recorder and Register,
James Loudon for dockets and binding,
.Samuel Martin fees in Commonwealth cases and filing papers,
James Loudon for dockets for office,
John Hyer fees in Commonwealth rases,
Abel Keeny for pres* for Recorder’s office,
A. A. Line for stand for proas,
Peter Gulahall for repairs in said office,
James Loudon for bond book and index,
James Loudon for duplicates, stationary, binding, &c.
John Sprout for services as Commissioner from Ist January to 6th November,
VV m H Trout for services as Commissioner from Ist January to 31m December,
Joseph G dressier for services as Commissioner from Ist January to 31 »l December,
John Uobb for services as Commissioner from Blh November to 31st December,
Lemuel Todd 1 years salary ns Attorney and extra professional services.
Win Riley I years salary aa..Clerk and for distributing duplicates, warrants, bo.
Mrs. Dunbar for cleaning office,
John D Oration for public printing,
Jiirome K.Coyer do do
fi Oeatty do do
Enstorn Penitentiary for sopffort of convicts for 1851,
Jail and County Penitentiary.
lames F Laroherlon and others T-r hickory wood for Jail,
James Gallagher and others for clothing for prisoners.
A & W Bonlz for muslin, &0., for bod clothing for prisoners,
Mrs. Margaret Snodgrass for goods purchased fur Jail.
Edward Has (Hand on account of superintendence ol New Jail,
Commissioners expenses viewing Gettysburg prison,
John Doslor for repairing pumps and hobbles,
Mnrtih Oorriman and James M'Carter for guarding prison,
Peter Ootshall for repairs,
Samuil Wetzell for removing fences,
William Line and other regulators for service® regulating,
Levi Line for cutting down trees and removing same,
Eavld Smith, sheriff, for support of prisoners. &c.
r W W Dale 1 years salary as physician to Jait,
Poor House,
jaoob Squier* Treasurer of Poor, for support of 1862.
Sklles Woodborn salary as Directoi for 1661 and ’62,
George Sheaffer aalary as Director for 1051,
Michael G Deilzhoover salary as Director for 1862,
Robert C Sterrotl and other Visitors salary for 1051,
George W Sheaffer and other Visitors aalary for 1853,
Road Orders and Damages.
Paler Llvlnger amoanl of damages awarded by court.
Peter Huntsborger amount of damages awarded by court.
George Kllnk amount of damages awarded by court,
Road orders. &0., paid on certificates ol clerk of courts,
Bridges.
Henry Myers rind John and Joseph Ootshall on account of Bridge Betiding,
John H Spahr end others for repairs of various bridges.
OF THE
Receipts.
to exonerations and commissions.
Years. Collectors Names.
18-18 Samuel Bricker, ,
UU9 Jacob Claudy,
1850 William G. Hamilton,
1650 Edward Philips,
1851 , John Hemminger, jr.
1851 Jacob Longnecker,
1851 Michael L. Hoover,
1851 James Bricker,
1851 Andrew Frazier,
1852 Joseph C. Thompson,
1852 John Fetter, sr.
1852 Emanuel Holtz,
1852 Daniel Myers,
1H52 Peter Drawbaugh,
1852 John M. Miller,
1852 David Swiler," 1
1852 Jacob Morrell.
1852 J<>hn Weslheitter,
1852 Owen James,
1852 Hizekiah Rhoads,
1852 John Kilch.
1852 Benjamin Kost,
1852 Dewall Pisleo,
1852 W illiam R» ichert,
1852 Elias Hneh,
1H52 Thomas Bradley,
1852 Benjamin Williams,
Uy Payments
Courts.
Auditors.
Prolhonotary’s Office.
Recorder’s Office
Register’s Office,
Commissioner’s Office.
Public Printing.
Eastern Penitentiary
Appropriations.
Cumberland and Union Fire Companies appropriation for 1852,
Assessors for services performed,
Elections,
Officers for holding Township, General and Presidential Flections,
Public Buildings.
William M-Diddle, Attorney for Mrs A McCroskey, for 9 lots,
Franklin Gardner, C Von Hvllen and others, for repairs at prison,
Loans and Interest.
Mrs Isabella Carolliers amount of County bond and 2 years interest,
Hickok & Dock for sett of weights ami measures for county,
R E W right for 30 copies of election laws,
Henry Saxton for Hardware for use of county,
John N Armstrong for lumber furnished county,
William Lino For Linden trees for county,
James Martin for laying floors in offices,
William Randolph for 100 bushels of charcoal,
Samuel M Hoover for 10 tons of stone coal,
Janies Dunbar for putting stone coal away,
Commissioner* expenses viewing Montgomery and Schuylkill prisons,
Joseph Morrison and others for shoveling snow,
William I) Bronson For now Map oF iho United States,
Samuel Wetzel for repairs of ladder,
Alexander S Lino for repairs of stoves, &e.
Adam Senaeman for horse and carnage hire,
James Dunbar for extra services malting fires, putting charcoal away, &c.
I James Marlin lor boxing trees at Court House,
i John Hyer and Jnhn Cm dyear nssisiing to pirparo duplicates,
i William Trough for hauling sand stone to Poor House,
! Jason W Eby for sundries furnished For use of county,
■ Barney Gurney for While washing offices,
James and Mary Dunbar for cleaning ihe several offices,
Isaac and Michael Sheafler f >r making boards for lists of taxables,
[ Samuel Kidman for pulling wends In Court House Square,
I George W Hilton for horse anil carriage hire,
George Wise. jr. amount of expenses defending suit against U. S. Government,
Commissioners expenses negotiating lor support of prisoners.
James Posilewaiih amount of Borough tax on properly purchased by county,
$16,913 534
Jhnl. OulslatuTg.
$350 25
381 78
176 18
131 01
389 27
251 29
227 20
93 22
44 00
641 04
1001 11
177 69
144 07
135 II
31 91
105 66
781 95
273 71
83 80
61 97
620 13
718 65
149 37
185 l\
70 17
Inquests.
Joseph C. Thompson, Coroner, and others, on Inquisitions,
John Sollenbergcr and other Collectors abatements allowed lax payers,
J S IMdeman and others, refunded laxes and coals on redemption of lands sold at
Treason r’a sale,
K(>x orders on certificates ol Justices,
Constable’* returns on Clerlt of Courts certifiraiin,
Lr hy amount paid on {*ninmi«*l"ner* order*, $250j9 35 |
do do Treasurer’•* communion at IJ per cent *2l J 1
do do OnUi.iriding taxes unpaid, 8869 75
do do Collectors Ires at 5 per cent. 1493 2GJ
do do Kxuncraium* allowed Collectors, 508 73
do Hilmce m hand* ol Treasurer, 8978 78
du B>l j nee in hands of Wm M t’oi ler for uier Treat are r, 1596 44J
it 24 79
J 519 31
$3,869 75
Dr. to amount of receipts,
CuMHtni.*M> Cf'L'NTT, M.
1 We thr (‘rni. m is'iunrrd of Cumber Imd county, dn certify and submit the foregoing ns a correct
St •!. > statement ot ihe U«*« ci|»ih and Expem'i'orcs o( 'be county aforesaid, from the l»l ol January lo
i 'lit 3lsi d.iy id Doeemher 1H52, inclosne, ns nl-> a schedule of ibc out sin tiding taxes (eounlv
l.ue».) m llie U-.rmiglis and Tim'in-luni* ilieiem muled, together will* a si a leiiicn I of Expenditures under
e.nli In* .id "I • |ipr<i|>i i.i i ion oi.de l> y ihr (iiino»i«sioner« m com plia nc« willi I lie n qmsil ions eont.un.il in
Ihe 20.1 .i n«) 23d on tit' i. n i A m lily <.»' thin Coinumnwcati h f»i«»td llie 1 5th duy of April 183 I.
Wiint'tt uur iiatids und SLula at (.'at h*L*, (In* 2ilti day otjsmiiry I 8.53.
Wil f| IRUUT. )
JOSKI’M U (.'KESSLER, >ror/im'rs
JOHN DOWD, )
slo*2 00
n n oo
35 GO
8 00
*27 75
'2 75
3 86*
7 21
39 I I
11 I 50
•192 96
36 61
73 66 J
T e ,t_\V>i Ru.nr, Clk
CownrutAMJ Coi-nty. m. .
Wc It dcrsigmd Auditors of Cumber I. nd county mrl according 1., hw, mil luting been *wnrn prn
rr«d. d (nr* Ibe ■■ <-<-•• itni• mil her- ..I With <m S( . 1.. >n. K«q , Treasurer of «>nd county, from
I Ik- Ist d.. v o' Juou .ry (o Ibe 31«> d.y o( Drcrmhrr 1852. inrliKiir. do rniily lint wo find Ibo mm ot
oglu tlnm«n(ui nine hundred i.nd sew-my eight doll. r i* mid m*■my « >gU* c. nl«, due by «-id Treasure! to
(hr county nfmemud. «b *«M by (ho lotegoing ribil.li.mi (.1 said account.
In test i mon v w tier col wo lute hereunto »a our bund* at C.r u-* l '*. tlu« 20-h do vof J inuiry 1853.
1 I.KWIS HYKR }
SA M K KI. M KG \W. Audilon,
G LUR(* E Z UEN'IZ, }
$73 00
<j 00
A. L. SPONSLKR, U«’uislor of Cumberland conniy. in account wiili the Common
wealth of IVmisylvama, m Collalcral Inheritance 'Tux.
$l6 87 i
1852 Janusry 20. Rccci ved of Ja * M'CuMoch arimr do b.mis non of Rubl II Dunbar, deed. $2l 55
do do 22, do of Hugh Gnng cx'r of Edward Burd, doc'd.
do do 2.1. do of I’cicr Abl eiV. of Samuel A»>l. dco’d. 150 00
do Feb’ry 24. do ot D-ivid W llornor ■drn’r ol IV M Harper, dco’d. *° f,u
( | n C J ( , 25* do of J .l mol R I» trine rx'r of Rebecca Ifunicr. dbc’J. 237 50
do March 111,' do of Benjamin Neisley adm’r ol Susnii A Eisenbarl. dec’d. 80 00
do j,, 20. do i>( John M nnderltcli cx’r of William Baker, dcc'd. 150 00
d„ Ai.nl 3’, do ol Jacob Km.l.y ...l.n'r ... Joint Km.l.-j. doc'd. J®" 9“
{ J Q I0 t do ol R. S. MTone cx'r nf Smr.iicl Duncan, dec’d. *'' u J ,u .
j d„ jo] do of John I,inn one of Jni’ra nf S .lomd Line, drnM.
do May 11. do n( John Flick ingcr nod Sob-mon Tale cx'r ol John Black, dco'd. 617 50
t j o do 31* do ol J .lines Mndlish mlm'r nf Mnjy M’Cmidllsh, dcc'd. 88 13 j
do J ..no ll! do olUrorer Ur. 0.-rol M.r, Du.il.p d.c'd. ,?. 7 , SJ ! i
j (l t j„ |7 > Jo of Jiihn F'lckmger Ji Solomon I ulo cl r* of John Black. dec d, J I J7o
do Ju'V 13. do of II S MVuno rx'r ol Siiuucl Duncmi. dcc’d, 26 83
do do i 5( Jo of John Al.mghi in cx'r "I J until Laughlin, dcc'd. 'JJ jj |
do August 13, do of J Kiln Booim m adin’r of Surah Bonliani, dcc'd. 62 31 I
<J(J do u! do of J ■ "ic* McCormick rx'r of J-mo Stuart, dco'd. 87 31
do do IHi do of rinlij) B.lu-r hg .icr oi Willj.in B«kor. dcc'd. 118 56
rfo g o|lt l] do of J unes Sb.»r|»c cx'r ol J m.ci Hemphill, dco'd. QI37J
J„ Opihr 2 do of George Wnlu-rs odin'r of Dacocy Clever, dcc'd. 26 82
dn d„ 30] do of Hugh Cr-.ig cx'r «l K«lw«rd Burd, dcc'd. 230 00
do Novbr ft! do of S Cock lin ndni'r of John ClirooMer. dcc'd. 40 00
do do 20*. do of Geerge Butierf Klrn'r of Leonard Buitorf, doc'd. 1 53 3J
do Deebr 4,' do of James R Irvin* cx'r of Rebecca Hunter, dco'd. 25 94
j u 7 f do of Dr W W Nevin cx'r of David Shield*, doo'd. I^o
$l-25 13 i
22 25
16 82
i 5 on
8 00
2 25
$3 37 i
$66 69 j
150 00
310 50
136 50
36 00
102 80
400 00
1 00
$250 25
205 00
182 00
1851 December ll By cu.li paid T MrCandMi Appr.uer per rcce.pl, •}
do U do Ruben Cochran do do j *[j
do 30 do John Bnchor do do 1
1852 January 8 do Jol.o Bohb do do j
do 8 do JA ( hppmjrer do do * ®
do g do Auil.iofu for ■ milling RpgiatcrV Collateral Account #■ per receipt, 4 o
do 22 do J..lm Oracoy Acipmiaor per receipt, |
F.brll.ry 28 do Ah... 1,...n1n,r1..n do ,l„ I
M.„ch 3 ho J Jo 653
du 18 do Ruhci Moore Appr.mcr per receipt j Jj!
April i 3 do Jl)(Jpp«pman do do { ®
d„ |3 do Henry Zimmerman do do “J
M„y 31 Jo J.me. It Irvine do do
J UI) , 1 do J M Umbel T rooiuror do 1 ,!■
d 7 do John tJrncoy Appnl.er do J
do 15 do S',ml Wherry do do
July 15 do Ale. 81..,rp0 da do J ,
d„ 31 do I)-».d Itrnnwnr do do !
A.ipufli 23 do Will, bo, MMCio.oy do do J““
do 27 do A A Lino do do ‘““
September 6 do J M lliohnl. Tren.orer do ’B5 03
d „ 12 do J'.m'v R ■' ,l "o Appr.iiet do j ™
Jo 28 do John Clendenln do do }?.
November 17 do Oeorpe Miller do do
do 23 do John C Rrnvn do do
December 1 do Jll n.' lrl Si.nTr.u'r do
do 27 do Tbo« I) Bryvon Appr.l.ct do )7() 8|
Commi.ilon on #3,410 22 el 5 per ccnl.
$539 07
$92 62*
40 50
10 47*
6 13
146 00
3 05
3 62*
CO 00
2 25
8 60
3 00
1 00
634 29$
35 00
$6500 00
, CO 00
' 30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
B.lnnca duo Commonweallb,
$95 00
180 00
31 00
77 83
#9 410 22
W. Iho ond.r.ljn.d Aodilor. of Cnn.berl.nd coon. V. rlee.ed end e«orn AD
win, lb. .o. ef Aeeernbly p.v.ed 1b,.92,1 d.y nf A.r.l 1841 H„.n, ' *''''J" ” „. n d find Iho . o rno
Spomler, Rejl.ler Inr .he cnunly eforereld, In Ibe metier “ f Inherll.nce end
correct aboio Hated. W linos* our hand* at CarlUlo, tbla py i
SAMDEL MEOAW, visitor*.
GEORGE & DENTZ, )
$3499 QO
938 96}
Assessors.
Miscellaneous,
Abatements.
Refunded Taxes.
Fox Orders.
Constable’s Returns.
i lro Insurance. j Full unci Winter Oood*»
THE Allen and Eastt Pcnnsborougli Mutual Firo ypjjE subscriber is now opening a general UMOtt*
Insurance Company of Cumberland county, incor- ] mcul of new Goods, among which may bo #OU«
poraled by an act of Assembly, is now fully organ- mC ratcd
ued. and in opcrnlion under lira management of (ho Pdoishow Overcoal CIol(jr K
following Managers, vis: Broad Cloths and Cassimereo,
Daniel Daily, Win, U. Gorgas, Michael Coclum, Saiinolls and Kentucky Jean*, '
Mclchoir Brennemun, Christian Slavman, John U Prench Mcrinoes
Dunlop, Jacob H. Coover, Lo,vio Hyor, Monry LuE.n, Fronch BoInblllii ;
licnjamlnll. M uaaar, Jacob Momma, Joseph W |c ll i Calhmerca anlt Mou , do , .
cr.ham, Aleaandor Coll.carl. ...I with a great variety of Fancy GooJ.of .11 Je«alp
‘"•"""“V 1 ; 0 “ Paraona ' lion*. ”" J o®>™l al <ho liwc.t C..h pr.CM.
as any Company of the kind in the Stale. I arsons OFO W HITHER
wishing lo become members «ro invited to make op- ' • ni Mb
filiontion lo the agents of the company who are wil
mg lo wail upon them al uny lime.
I BENJ. H. MOSSER. Pretideul
. llenrt Looan, Vice Prnident.
i Lewis Hycr, Secretary.
Michael Cockli.n, Preasurer,
October 7,1852,
$25 00
$470 Ooj
$1359 19}
$lOOO 00
436 61
380 00
Cumberland County. — Rudolph M trtin. N. Cum
bcrland ; C. B. Herman. Kingstown; Henry '/out
ing; ShiremaiiHloivn ; Charles Bell, Cat lisle ; Ur. J.
Ahl, Churchlown; Samuel Urnham, Westponnshoro';
James M'Dumoll, Fr inkl'ord ; Mudo (■lilfilli. South
Middleton; Samuel Woodburn, Dickinson, Surnuel
Coover, Benjamin H.ivcratick, Mcehnnicsburg, John
Sherrick, Lisburn, David Cjovcr, Shepherdstown.
For* Conr/y.—John Bowman. DilUgurg; Peter
Wolford. Franklin; John Smith, Fsq., Washington ,
W. S Picking, Dover; J. W. Cralt, Paradise.
Harritbuig. Houser Si. Lochman.'
Members of the company having pollers alum I to
oxp ro can have them renewed by making applies
tion loany of the agents. _
$216 00
30 00 |
34 70}
13 25 ,
7 60
10 00
6 00
38 75
2 50
48 67
6 74J
6 00
37}
7 12}
11 00
5 25
2 62}
18 00
1 00
e 03}
WIIBTI3 HALL ACADrnY
3 miles loetto/ Ilartxslui rp . I'a.
r PHE Fourth .Session of thi- floutmhimj Instil
J. lion will commence on Monday the l»tul No
vember next. Parents ami (iumdi.ins are rei-peel
fully solicited to inquire into the inenli- id thi-
Institution before sendiim their b<nm or w-iriU
elaewhoro. Ilfl location, Us internal ami domestic
arrangement a. t he com se and met hod of im-truciion
and the character of the students, it in bchc'cd, are
such as (o recommend it.
7 74
7 00
V I 87*
37*
34 00
7 75
8 15
11 10
Boatding,washing, luilinii in ibe Engliab
brnnehep. «Str., per session, (5 months,) $5O 0(1
Ancient and Modern b ingi'.igop, cucb, f> 0U
piusir, 10 (MJ
oi cifcuTurn and other informal inn, no.lre™
d. di:m.im;i:k. ivm-ipni
While Hill, Climb Co., I'ti
September 9, 1852.
28}
C\tcnNlvo l-'urnlltiio Muonis.
$767 Hi
\ \ 7 Ob’ I. D respe. tin !ly e.i II I lie iitlenUm: ol bou-e
-\ \ keeper a u nil I lie pnMie, i.> I lie «x U n-i v e /*(■■. k
of npi. n.h.i rrit m rrii’i;. in. iu,i
llimd ut bis Knouts, e.iiner <>l II mover -nn 1 I ..m.i li. i
streets, opposite John llumei , n don*. <’.irli*le
lie is eonlideiit llut ibe superior finish <>(' il*e
work inanabip. mid . I. g.i in e ut d v le, t n v» Ii i> Ii Ii i
hi 11< len nre g>l up, l n gel ber vv ii Ii i bur .h <• c ■ -
vv ill ie. lll.mi M,l lliem In eiery pern..ll vv .iimm ;
mum*. 11 eli IS .il-n Ml ..!e in r mge >.« uU 1.. i ii.ann
.Ineluring uiul keepng n ri<ii*lniil buj plv »t . u'i*
.iitide in Ini* line, bub pl.nn mi.) m ii.nin i.i .1, .I.
gam and useful, ut pi ie. s übn b uiniini Ini in m. ,•
putebnserm lie wmiM enro.-dlv mule peisnns vv b i
ani nboul to eo-i.’ueueo h>m -ekeepim:. I.' e-.U uml
examine 1m presi m elegant »imk, m vs bi. I. be wll
constantly mako addition* irf ibe newed and m >-l
modern kh 1. s.
$69 71*
$OO G 24
$72 >2
4-16013 534
916913 534
W IlKivi' Ik- liio just u|ienrd a Mammoth stock of
II Alil)\\ A U U, hi .-h makes one of the largest,
lin -i-i .mi.[-li te, iiml rhe.ipet«l nßHOTimcnle ever offer*
iJ i.i tin- i u'-lu-. 1 now invite all persons in want
■h ■>! go»»«l nt fiiiucnl prices, to give me ■
’ ' i .i i( I c m iirt-oimmiJiiii' oil from a needio lo in
7 .in\il, hi,.l ai pni'ori t<> miij die tunes, Jtccollect a
•’ |.run \r • \«.l i. iw.> . nrut ■I. aml 1 consider a nimble
- - I', in i ih.m A *hi\v shilling.
ll iii-i .',l- i'Cr*. A i’rcnl iitotoiimenl of house*
FOR RK\T. I. i ] ;n Ik U m.i h ;i« Mam itini cnamoi pffSCrv*
Til \l* well knm n Sim- K..ur.v-. it 1 1 < i !.< u . ■*. l.vnn' im-. hake pnm*, waffle |ron»»
w evi i-nit (ih.- nsinr vs |.,m) ..| M ,i... v ,i, in i lie -Mu - -it lii i. n ir.'i.i-, sh.K. L-. tun/*, w niters, troy a, forks,
h...nu<.li . I .. n. ... k.i.v.-, .1.. U. I.ul. 1..’. km«f», .poon., pUwd
|... .1 t.y M.1i1..'., \Z K II.IM 1.. 1- I.IT I. li 1 [ ..'Hi— li 1. ii.nl ...I 1,. ....... 1... I'ucW.'l and j.cn knites In grtat
p..va^f>sl<.r. In lit* ..I v.-.i .... 1.1 ill’ J..nun. v 1 h.'.H, .1.11 I V. l ill >r» ..ml r.l tor .In. (is, scissors. shears, iron
A 1«». <l..- \V».r.„M„sli.T Sh. |, i.il| ii.glhii .{in. ""‘I I"''*’. |."h'l."l <lee ...id ..........on shovell and
I oSs, ll gi.en „„ 1.1 ..I .A r . Ml n,'\ I. Is. .(.ad.... fork.. rukes. hoes, n.blr. water
The ..hove 11... ~,,,1 I- , ll.e I'l.ern » 1 ,. r.. I ■ J.-.11.t.-.l hi.' kela. wd.l. hoards, 1...(. roved (latent
in mild hoi.mall, urni|.led I, y Ihe ... 1.,n 1 her, 1. ~| ■ i't. ..1 |.u.i,|.. .....I I, ...I |.i|.e.
Ified fur » lie”* Hr-i'hn, — \ huge k-hui linen tof whitewash, dust,
JOHN 11 ()(.) V I’* H » w 111 nj. hut pc aml 1 1.1 in lr 1 s hrurln a.
Inter si.,l k t»l IniMiinercd bar iron, rolled
.. 1 run ul v II kind*, huup iron, sheet iron, round, squat*
IMiIK- No 1 i <«*. vml Imikl imii, I. u boxes, and steel of
A 1.1. pi-Moni ire ht-fehv iiutilied lh.il I.rllriH ul n M k i ml*.
\.lmiiiißif.tlKMi on the i-ht.ili- ul J.-hii I,me. I.»te 1.1 ml, vimiiolus, lurpcnlilie, glue, Ac.
DOKKIN'* mule t» niiUr at ibe all rit-»t uMico,
for tmi n and muni i v.
December £3, lil.VJ —ly
IV. H.— 7’tvo good Jiiuftirvini'n ( nbinrl mi'lien
ran find constant empbnmen I a( ibe nbov e ih|, I,
liehment. Tivo \ pprenl in hoy* about Hi or 17
yr.its of age— >\ili nU>> be taken, if .11■ ]-11 < nil ■f 1 l>e
December 9, 18fr2— 2m
Mon toe low naln |i, (' it mlier Li iu{ i >iu hi n , ili'i \l , lni\e <> In tx ol .ill »iii ».
been msuril by the Keister m mi.l I-r kji.l . 0111,1 \ 7 b ShornwJ,' rs A lull assortment of Morocco,
lo the auliHmlieiN, ilie lir»t ntineil 1 1 vln •* 111 Monroe I.minus, pi ten I (>oul Skills, I. Beta, Shoo*
township urn) I lie hist named in Silver Spring (cm n- ( llr « <1, IVrs, K ni ves, ilixl I outs of oil kinds.
nhi|> All persons hm mu el.ilmr- nr .lectin ruin oginiM Ulahr s 1 ire I’rool I'nint* of d life runt colors.
I lie exit te ol ilie sai.l .le.e.leni ore re,,ueM. .1 to make Vb ('m pi i,/rr».— A full assort menl of planet, aawa,
known the name wnt.ont .lei Iv. .1 ihMi-m- imleble.l - ln-elx. g u-ex, srpi.itrx. hrnro.. bills, bench acrowa,
lo make i-ajmcni lo * uimiirs an.l nußur bills, halrhcls, &c.
7b CiHirliiniikirs anil SinffUrrti. — A firsl rale at*
s.>rlinent of (bi nuae (nnumngß. such ns Incra, t«a
«. U. li>lru\> elolli and siUincU, head linings,
mutation immeleil leather, patent leolhcr curtln oil
eloili, |>ljiii inn] figured; Dasher 1 cons, Damps, Axles,
Di*< eml'or IH.V- (»t*
T HTTP II el lfi>lam<-ntnrY on tl.<- ..1,.1- of J ir„'. M.l.iMr Cimiinim, Uenl Ft-lloca, Hub.,
J j Wagg r of kmelianical.iiri!. I'll ..1.ei1.„,.l I*""", I'nlenl bn tea fol wood Ollea.flno
county. dcce.iei’d, bn *p Ino-n leaned (>s llifl If cc I*l c. hi I‘ it pin toil n ini J.ijnin ti n rnraa mountinga,
of raid county. aul.arnliera, Iltc lirel ini.ocd s "ddlc VVlti,.., tin.l every aruclij uacd by Sad
living in Mcclniiilealiurg. util] tile l.tvl n.line.l In lin- dlciv very clieoji
borougb of Cu.liala, All |ierami< Inileble.l lo e.nd w “" /V/iee.—Thu mn.l aplendid saaorlmonl of
ramie will Ininiedi.ile pm I in.,l lln.ee l,„. U ■ " 10.b.w Him,l Paper, and Fim Uoard
nm cl anna will iircinl ll.cm lor m 111. m. In I'ni.la tici broughl lo Cmli.lc and very cheap.
MIISANNMI W \lll.il\i:if, J. I’. I.YNE
wii.i.i vm ,m \ rm;n
Juminry 13, lfi. r >3 —Gt
I.l’jT I’KRS of Admin(-( mli'Ui on llii' rM.ilp nl
Uolmtl Slmviirl. I.Hr ol Milllm I• >\vnh ll >, ilm I,
|,|VO lin-n imiml In llin tnilum i !•«•> ii'futinu
in Ni’Wlon I uviiMnji. I ‘umliff 1i ml inuiiiv \ll
[lersnim imlfblfil tn Mini i-Mulo will m il\>- i mnn-ili.iU'
|) iy mont, n ml I linin' li.»vmg d.i mu w i ll pr i-m-hI llum
properly aullii'iitiiulf.l fnr scll nl.
THOMAS A M’KI.N.NEV, Ki'r
January 13, 1853-Ci*
rpJIE umlrmiuiiinl Auditor njij.ninli'il l>y I In* nnnrl
£ (o m,i r nil > I ii n<l -tis 11 lUilr I In l >i hm'U in I lie Ini mis
of Joseph Smith, Enq . Ailmiiii-lrulnr uf Jhh i’unly.
(li*ct*nnv(l, givea lullin' ihul ho will nil. ml tn lhi< du
de* asßigm'il Inn* nl Inn hniuni in Milllm Inwmiliip
('uml't'tl'iml ( niiiily, mi S i lord tv I lin 1«i Ii of IV'.
ruitry, 1 IVnmna hiving eldm* nunuicl (lie
tlpci'nniil. nro hereby nnlilied In utU-nJ .uul preaent
llictr claims on or beloro that tiny.
93,416 22
HtlWliltr UI.CAN, Auditor. |
January 13, iHftil—ll
BOOTH a HUOKS. Wo w.mil.l invite 1.11 iliom
who winh to l>v out their inonrv to n good ud-J
vnntnge. to cm 11 and examine our kUxli before pur
cbaiiing elsewhere
Sept ‘23
T U3T received iimilliur cu*o ol t*(•)o•• dt 'l (•••Id Med. 1
,’J 111 Dc LulllS, whiull Wtf <1"! srlliMi; -I l‘ii Woflll
liillllU (jlolllN* munufucturer many mouthy previously, wo used but
. .. - . . , n iUmlilc bottle, ua diiccted, and found it to operate
A l',rjo..i.or.im,i,i o line L-.ro, L "lira, for lady . c |,„,0,. Cl „ lri ,, c l lcck |n« 11,0 fall and Orel
drc..... w .101. aril ”!•""!■• , , U m .. nniv and ho.hhy action of Ida acalp."
Duo IC, IBoJ. ' r». r r." • \V|> could Rtvu many other rufctcncca to gome of
r I .J our ,n “ NI ri'HiH'.luMi* citizen*, but would ask all who
Cxtlll IVI 111- • l an . ironliN’d will) |)iii»dniir, nrr bald, or aro losing
Al.nfgo l"l of ul f.iMliiDittliUi C.lml Cloths, fur i, n j r< ( 0 K ive Storm’ Chemical llulr Ilivigoratof.
L"I v’- l>rnntira, wbleb w ill b “old rlie-i])- h-juJ, a nd one (rial will do more to convince Jbq of
Doc. IG. V n -l-- 1 our claims for it than all the testimony of others that
ItOIIIICt ' we minhl produce.
JUST .i-oid.od tin in.oio.. of O-ui.d, and othrr' U.orro.A.U for “SW. Chemical Hair In
nooiitd I‘Valliara, of nolo,a. at half price. "n.l ....a, lat d,,,lcr. pam.ado voulo Ul.
A ar, a cheap lot of Urea Silk-. oihorarltcl. a. . auhamutc. Price 26 cm. a
GW MITNKR. b‘*,,lr
| I’roprM »rs and Manufirturera —C, p, Amkt<Sc
- Co.. No. 120. Arch ttlrcol, Philadelphia.
JUST received a supply of Duck wheal Meal, fresh j For sale in Carlisle by S. W. Haverelick,. flsml.
Macoaronl, Vermicelli, Hominy. dtc. 1 Elliott, and ■ ■ Kelso, snd by dealers genwlly,
December 18. C. INHOFF, Agt. I October 39, 1903 ly
•3,270 35
136 87
AGENTS.
TERMS
JACOB FETTER,
AH \M UI^IIOI*.
i:\i \M r.i. i,i\i-
Enlsilc \oll<o
13 ,la I «• * oiler
Auditor’ll IVollci'
AII .N OLD A- I. MV I !
Mu* Dc LniiiN,
N. W WOODS. Ay fill.
Doc. 26, 1852
Januaiy C. 1R53.
November 11, 1862.
| /"COLORED Straw Bonnots and Ribbons. ' Mow
' \j opening, colored Donnots and a splendid assort-
Jmenlof plaid and striped Ribbons of all colors,
iDonnot Frames, Satin and Silk Linings, with oar
! usual assortment of Millinery articles.
GEO W HITNER.
November 1 1, 1852.
SACK Flannels. A very fail assortment of Sack
Flannels of various colors, with braids, buttons,
end other trimmings to suit
Nov U
STOVES I STOVES !
'PH K largest and cheapest assortment ever offer
ed lo lire public, are nowon hand and ready for
sain ai vbe CARLISLE FOUNDRY. Wo hat#
TURKIC HUNDRED STOVES of every alxa
and pattern, Parlor, Dining Room and Cooking
Siovos. Parlor (»rales, &0., at any and every price
from 50 ios3o, for Wood and Goal. Wenear
ibe following named stoves, viz:
PARLOR STOVES.—Firo King, Star, fiadia
tr.r. Kxcelsn>r Radiator, Russian Radiator, German
Radiator, Franklin, Collage, do., Ben Franklin,
I*, liable Crate, Octagon, Cannon, Bar Room
Smvcs. 4 sizes, Dining Room, Band Box, Sala
mander, Air Tight, Homo and Revere Stoves,
l‘U rn, Jenny Lind, ami Harp.
Tli*} follow m<* ato some of llio Cook Sloves of
different sizes and prices, %i?. :— Clobe, Einn, Ver
non. rial Top, DiW'y, Delaware, Summer Baker,
I PnriHMe Range. KVysione, nnd various olhera.~
j The (’•x kmg Sieves are eiilier for wood or coal,
1 and ranee in price from $5.00 lo $30.00.
! ('asiinjr furnished and repairs lo machinery don®
ns usual, upon ilx> moat reasonable lorms. Old
m> 1 <1 lak.'ii in irrtde.
CAUDNKR Si o.
1 on7tf.
UitaiURKOTVriNSI
wonuerml improvement in the art.
| \s. 15 r SRO TIlEUrt lakes (his molhod of in
ti (bo < nizeiiH of Cailialc and vicinity, that
lie baa peiniaiieiilly located himself at Carlisle,
u lu re be is now prepared (0 furnish superior
rub'JKXiTb lo nil llntl ujtfliagood picture. A
>i-n 1,1 hi.'- room mul a Inal is all (hat he asks.—
)li> 111 pvt 1 s 1 ■ > pie.l ho, ami liming (ho beat light in
1 be I■ <>r■ 111 >’ 1 1 he (cob (bit no failure can be made
I'ii iiiiii pul up 111 good eases, from $126 to $lO.
* 1.1! ■!: eu i.ikeii in (tie morning, I rum 0 lo I 1 o’clock,
111 llie -b 0 (e-I H|> ire of lime. A never fading pic
1, 1 e run m> ,v be got ;u the g illerv formerly occupied
1 \ Mr I . i<! |es , corner ol uurth Ilanox cr and Loulh
tii-;i 11, li m-, given in (ha art, embracing all the
iinpini, mi niH nit (he most reasonable terms. Ap
p.n tins ninl fulntehfoi d iguorratyping furnished.
.November 1. I Bf)2 3m.
m 'fi'Jio Lh'pliant II a a Arrived)
II 13 r.i w !./ he ncn at LYSISS, in North Zftrh
vv:r Street,
( 'nrli>|.i. lb lobe! Ifi.'lT
Slot - r*’int< a 1 Halt- liivlgoraloi:
y Ull V OI; UAl.l) 1 U ynur liuir failing offl
i V <lf 1- ’ your bend entered wuli DumJruir or
If mi. 110-n imiko a fair Irial of SlorrV
I 'ln-init al Hmr hi* ignrntor. 11 uml rod* of pcnoni
in ull p.iiiit ol tin- I'unniiy whose head* wrro entire
ly Imul. Imw li.ul ilun lout lolly resloied to its orig*
in.il p. il<-< inni by l In; use ol llila valuable article.—
K' ;nl ihe testimony.
New York, Jan. 1, 1861.
| Mr. S ron no. — DenrBir; Mr. Smith, of Newton,
| ( , 1., obtained n Imlili' of your pi col lon I Hair Invjg.
or.ii.ir loi Itih lilllc girl, about four yeura old, her
lu'.hl being ci.lm-h baldjno hujr of any conacquenco
h..' I ng gi u\\ nmi lici head 1 1 out blrlh. ami aur(trialng
iix il may n|>|>our, niter huuiijj utmd but ono bottle,
n i.nuplclo lic.nl <>f It it 11 tut produced nearly (wd
in, licit long of .1 flue hoitllhy growth.
A. Um* lit il i. M. O. No. HI, Grand Bi,
I’ll 11 *n i Lni i i, May 10, 1850.
Mi- S ni imi r Sii : .Mler being l>nJti for n number
,of \ l ira, und 1 1 >' um usd iiiiiiienma prrpnraliona to
mi ellei-l, youi t/hujiiical ilnir Invjgorntor hoa pro*
1 duued a line heud of new heir, and I hurdly know
’ how id express my gritiilmla for llio benefit 1 boro
rveeitod Imm >our Milunble uilicle.
J J. W uihvvoiitii, No. 10, Orchard at.
Tli<* following iPHiirnoiiy ia from Mr. McMakin,
editor ol the "Saturday (/'mirier:'*
‘ '■.Snir.nn' II ain N t ion n * run.— Ii rltc* ub mhcU
pleuiuic. unsolicited, lo record our testimony in fa*
1 tor of the threat pletminiin sa and entire efficacy of
j Siorra' l/ln niicul Hair I nvigoiutor. On recovering
fro.n llio leienl severe jllufk id illness, \vc diacover*
1 cl tlinl mir iiHiin I tieuhhy am) abundant crop of hair
. was rapidly hilling oil', and chancing io have on
h.iml a sample of the above article furniahed by iho
G W HITNER.