: SlX'Ccnl6 Ucw^r- d *: .r * u
* , . BANAWAT from tho Bubscri
!* -jjflffl 1 bout'the 4tb of.Apnl, 1855, au In
' - denturcd'opprentico to. the J* oo j,
'-v ' and Shoe mating business,named
?«*! Richer. Said boy U about
; ’=' ! ago, of small Mature,
° ,f
■ <&*?£ tsS?*and' Itlfl supposed he has returned to
S rt 2 are hereby warned
n?l■ffi.hn'tf'or Waiting said boy, as I will
Mo tlio law against allwho may do so. Tim
aiSiso reward, but no thanks, will bo paid to any
IfiiltTOD.reinrnlng said apprentice to m.
||||?Aprill2i 1865—8 f ■ JOS. SITES.
KBcapiHS' & Mowing MatUliios.
i&ANMT’S latest patent combined ndjostablo
iiIJL Reaper and Slower, with Wood’s Improve*
fnient, will, be oflbred to the farmers of Eastern
(Pennsylvania for the harvest of 1856, on usual
I term's, vis: $125, cash at the abop. Customers
[ Wotild do well to send in their, orders early, as
precedence will bo given to first orders. Ad
dress, 1 J. WINEBKENNER i CO., ,
April 12, ’66—2m , . Harrisburg, Pa.
Cheap Goods.
THE subscriber Is nowopenlng a fresh lot of
SEASONABLE GOODS, at hor now loca.
f tion, opposite the Railroad Office, Main Street,
) Carlisle, which will bo sold at the lowest P* lce *
MARGARET SNODtrIIAbS.
. ;,. Apri1,12,.1852 —4t • _
REMOVAL.
1 undersigned has removed to the room
■Oierly occnpied ns the Post Onice, Inline,
r opposite tho Volunteer Office, whore ho
opening a largo and general assortment
Spring' fioods,
ring on extensive variety of British,French
>meatloDry.Goods, Groceries, Straw liats
onncts, Wall Paper, sc., which lie will of.
the lowest prices. Purchasers are ro
illr Invited to call and examine for them-
J ROBERT DICK.
Ule, April 12,1855.
Bound* & Bloomer*.
VERT largo assortment of new Straw Goods
; J\. of the latest atvlgs, vix; English', Dunstable
and Split Straw, Neapolitan, Hair, Lace, Leg
horn'and Florence Braid Bonnets, Misses and
Children’s Bloomers'of various kinds, Straw
Braids and Gimps, Artificial Flowers, Bonnet
Rjhhons, all now and desirable Goads, and will
, he sold cheap at tbo store of the subscriber in
-Stfath Hanover street
> 12, ’55
SUMMER HATS. Just received at the store
of Robert Dick, n largo assortment of Men's,
» and Boys’ Summer Huts, consisting of
' bther varieties part of which are colored and
ibUck, and of iow price.
12.1855.
M. i’VXT’.VLL P.A.PER. I have Just rgciiivQil Ihrl,
■ • V Motiidud fit hundred pieces new pattern
;i' Pacer and Borders, embracing almost
,variety of quality, stylo and prioo, aud
' will bo sold very cheap.
A 3 ; Aprii 1?, -61. ROBT. DICK.
05000 Reward—Great Race.
I'* -':' VfPllfc groat race between the Clothing Stores
; L' , I of C-irlUlo, resulted In tfto complete triumph
: r of t ;tUu new store of AUNOLD #• SON, In the
. itoro room lately occupied by Wise $ Gimp*
$&(,-corner of North Hanover and Leather sts.
L‘ now conceded by all and every one that
L’: thpg stand pre-eminent among tho clothing deal
f: . Carlisle, having Huccceded in convincing
B : - their friends, that they can sell Clothing made
I, a,nd,got up, according to tho latest styles, from
{' apio 2-5 per cent, cheaper than any other house
I impossibly able to furnish them. They have
I ' / hand a large and splendid assortment of
. -I' 1 Roidy-made Oloth.ing (
r ’ ypmUhing Goods, Cloths, Cassimcrcs and Vest,
’lo’gf/*: Also, Hats and Caps, and every thing in
IhePj no for Alen and Boys. Their materials
• wertfaelocted with the greatest cure, purchased
‘ M&b lowest cash prices, and at such houses
•; only, who never deal in anything like auction
‘‘ i Tcalr friends may therefore rest assured
[! ' „ tfiat articles purchased of them will, and must
•'’JjS/ g*lyo, satisfaction. Clothing made at tho.short
e'diotlco Ip the most fashionable style, having
for.ihut purpose secured the services of an cx
■fe' ‘ jwfcnced Cutter, and laid in a splendid assort
k. ' Cloths, Cussimcrcs, Vestings, sc., which
Bfif'/ and durability cannot be surpassed.
||V/- X®*” lo citizens of the surrounding country wo
Would say, give us a fair trial. All wo ask is a
i|s *; • Mr look at our stock and wo will not fall to con
%V- vlnco you that our Clothing is better made, ol
M>: X«ttcr materials, better trinimo 1, cut with more
a ’:'. , and lost though not least, cheaper than
* yhii have ever bought elsou here. Also, a largo
" ‘ '-|ofoTTrunks, Carj»el Bags, Umbrellas, sc.
•v • . All ha|l creation fur and near,
'dßf Aawotb’a Store you shall hear;
pealing drums and cannon’s roar
’VjS'vli Proclaim the nows from shore to shore;
: “Creat bargains sure, are.on the wing,
.V .v .‘.ware wonders then we now will slug ;
f- , ' v . *°At‘first wc’U speak of Cuorutso rare,
feL/ '.. Socb trophies, sure will make you state,
PSly - *|jf broad and narrow cloth so cheap
( ’XVe’ll take a moment's lime to ftpeak.
i too you c.m’t hut bo
t prices and their quality ;
*l>reMnnd Sack Coala—are, Vestings 100,
tT' ' bargains now for *ll of you •
1 Gent* will our compliments receive,
. “'Amd.call they must the wonders to believe.
I •- wo have all kind? of stylos,
-O&Lflqllarand upwards, piles on piles.
I Tw,ffutumcc Goods —for soon ’twill come
1 ...wb’rt give yon bargains all for fun.
'■ an ‘l Grcr-coats so very Hue,
. you shall see In every line,
1 ( iJIQfUCTyi Susucudcrs, Under-shirts for all,
..AdUtlJlfi* of Gloves to please all who call.
Blif wo;cannot stop to enumerate,
' Wc-bavo bargains both good and graal.
*.OniU{o'ok too In tho Furnishing lino
la plentiful, cheap and One.
. , /ARNOLD $• SON’S Clothing >lall
- , ’XpfRIZ. 1855.
CXIFTOX'dc SOS’S
''■Jw - • -* Clollr Sli
Men’s' and Boys nothing ./tore.
cor. of Second and Dock Streets,
* Philadelphia.
'} .Tozni Citizens or Carlisle and Vicinity.
(are reapoctftiUy Invited to examine the
. >/ ood varied assortment of Men’s
,/ iandßoye* Clothing, at the store of the subscri
f/ ben, where may always bo found a fall supply
dC Bsady-mado Clothing, of all sizes and dts
;, carlptious, worn by raer, and boys of all oges and
~ af£sss, made by experienced workmen ana of the
notorial, the make, fit, and appear-
Trposacd by no establishment in (ho city,
proservo this notice, end give mo a call,
> oat yourselves and sons In a manner
lof you and them. Remember the North
Sot of Second and Dock streets.
' R. D. CLIFTON fcc SON.
ft. 1655—1 y _
HD ASSOCIATION, IMliladuljiliia.
tUnt Announcement.’ To all parsons
‘SuiffiSE’ Sexual disease,
*5 Association of Philadelphia, In
a. r°T;f?SH2. trwcllon of human Ufa and
** b y Sexual dUoaieo, and the do-1
nmcllaod upon tho unforto
*“?• "» Qw*». have
*•#o; Surgeon, on a Charlt
aMo of their name, to giro Medical
AMW.QMtttj, to all peraona (hue afflicted.
<«»•« orlwio.) who apply by letter /post,’
paid,) with a deaoUptlon of tholr condition, and
OCf.nilftlotlo.halills of,life, Ac,, and in caaua of
. OKU#Wtorty and Buffering to famish modi.
clWilftpt>li«rgo.
Tho ;HWMd Association la a bcnorolont In
. ttltaUuVwtihlUhad by special endowment, for
IhdtelttrjWr.lho side and distressed, afflicted
and Epidemic diseases,” and Its
fhfttW <M^'W } tlWd for no othorpurnosa. Xtiias
oW* satt>!aft ‘of moans, which the Directors
hfcteiirotea to advertise the above notice. It is
tidd that tho Association commands
tiio Wghe»( 3tftdliJixl skill of tho ngo,
-.AWroaiVfpost-pald,) Dr. Gko. U. Gaiiiotm,
- Ctafaltl&fvSdrgcoQ, Howard Association, Phil.
adilDUdiPia'
tho Directors.
cmVvflBRA D. UEAUTWELL, Prtt't.
G«d; 7 fUr»ci/n.D, Seci'y.
April yl, 1865—ct*
Friends and fellow-citizens^,
Tho Trustees of the African M. E. Church
of Carlisle, aro 'happy to announcetbat a suffi
cient amount of money has been collectedtu pay
off nil debts against tho Church. These debts
wore paid In ftall on tho 8d of April, Inst., and
wotakOthis opportunity of returning our sin
cere thanks to those ladies and gentlemen who
contributed to this benevolent object* As the
debt of tho Church has been paid off,-no one
Is authorised to collect any additional money
for that object. B. BUCHANAN, 1 -
JAS. JONES, '
WM; BURGESS,
Trutita.
April 12, 1866—4 t
BOROUGH ACCOUNT.
DAMEX ECKELS.T.casurcr,
IN ACCOUNT WITH THE' BOROUGH OF
Balance due Borough at settlement, $870,895-
Cosh reo’vd. from PAVelbly, Collectr. 81)0*00
do do do 200,00.
do do do 200,00.
do do do 197,60
Cosh received from James PostlewaUe,
Collector for 1852, 90,00
Cush rec’d from A Woods, Collector, 1000,00
do do do 650,00
do .do do 450,40
do do do 680,26
Cash refunded from David Rhoads, 12,50
Received for flag and stone, • 10,00
do from Stephen Keepers, 49,81
do from A. Noble; Cbf. Burgs. • 76,00
do Rent for Inner stalls; 120,w
Loan from Carlisle Dep. Bk. for use of
Borough, 800,00
Received from Car. Gas fit Water Com. 817,62
do do do do 750 00
Balance duo Bdrough,
March 28, paid on chock No. 124
do do do 123
do do do 100
do do do - 127
do do do 103
April do do do 120
May 14 do do 128
Sept 14 do do 148
Oct 2 Parker’s order
Aug 21 do do
Aug 10 do check No. 188
July 13 du do 135
July 10 do Parker's order
Aug 21 do do
Juno 8 du chock No. 132
June 10 do do 134
July 13 do do 136
Juno 8 do do - 128
do do do 131
do do do 133
ROBT. DICK.
do do do
Aug Ift do do
do do do
Sept 14 do do
Aug 10 do do
do do do
Sept 14 do do
do do do
do do do
do do do
Aug 10 do do
Sept 14 do do
Oct 12 do do
do do do
do du do
do do do
do do do
Paid the discount on note in Bank 8,53
June 8 paid on chock No. 120 ,1.5)
Oct 12 do do 152 5.81
do do do 150 7,121
Oct 20 do do 168 20,00
Nov 24 do Parker's order 154,^6
Nov 22 do do 42,05
Oct 19 paid Gartley’a tc Matlock’s draft 600,00
Oct 25 paid Lewis James’ Until 324,21'
Oct 19 paid Sam) J Criswell's draft 875,00
Oct 26 paid Parker’s order 236,00
Oct 13 jjaid chock No. 157. 56,25
Nov 0. do do 160. 4,95
Nov D do ' do ~ ' 159'" ‘ 54,78‘
Doc 14 do do 102 51,42
Dec 23 paid Porker’s order M 25,00
Dec 7 paid Colwell 8c Co’s drafts 623,61
Jan I, ’55 paid Parker’s order 4,60
Jan 11 paid check No. 167 1,00
Ocl 24. ’54 paid to IV. Bull for extra la
bor, for curbing and drawing
Nov 0 paid on check No. 161
Nov 21 paid Parker’s order
do check No. 105
Jnn 21, *55 paid discount money to Car
lisle Dep. Bank on loan o( $6tX)
Jan U paid on check No. 108
do do do 165
do do do 164
do do do 163
do do do 169
Fob 8 do do 171
do do do 170
Mauli 8 do do 173
do do do 174
do do do 177
do do do 178
M.ir 12 do do 185
do do do 183
Mur B do do 176
Mar 17 paid C W Shealcr Interest on
two bonds against the Borough
Uar 22 paid on check No. 182
do do do 184
do do do 160
_ do do do 180
do do do 170 8.00
Mar Credit by coupons from A Woods 18,00
Credit by coupons redeemed 012,14-
Borough uoics redeemed O,BPJ
$5,081,44i
Tho above and foregoing account of Daniel
Eckels, Borough Treasurer, having been exam
ined by us, and found to bo correct ami true,
wo have passed and approved of tho same, and
find a balance duo the Borough of $404,63.
G. B. COLE.
J. D. HALBERT.
April 12, 1856—8 t
rirst-ratc Limestone Lund (\>r
Sale.
I OFFER for sale a tract of Land lying In Jef
ferson county, Va., containing 250 Acres,
160 cleared and under good fencing, and tho
f balance In Timber. This land Is as pro
ductive as any In tho county of Jefferson,
and well watered. It Is within two miles
Shenandoah river, and tho A. L. 11. Rail
road will run within 000 mllo of It. A more
particular description Is deemed unnecessary as
persons wishing to purchase will view tho prom-
Isos before purchasing. Tho farm will bo shown
and terras madu known by F. A. Lewis, living
near Kaplotown, in Jefferson co., or on appli
cation, postage paid, to tho undersigned at Mo.
bile, Alabama, If the above property Is not
sold privately before tho 10th of July, 1856, it
will then bo offered at public salo on (hat day,
before tho Oourt House, In Charlestown,
ARTHUR F. HOPKINS.
February 15, 1855. ...
Desirable Business Location for
S»lo»
Atb that valuable lot, the property of Wm.
M. Biddle, Esq., rtco’d.. situated at tho
west ond of Main Street, Carlisle, Pa., forpiorly
tho property of Mr. S. M« Hoover anti Emory’s
heirs. This lot has n front of 225 feet on tho
Railroad, and a front of 240 foot along tho Col
n n . logo lane, und has erected'Dpon ll n
FRAME WAREHOUSE. Prom its
|ji|lßm>flno position, facility of access, Hec.,
is a highly dosirablu business loca
tion, und since tho introduction of water into
the town, and tho proposed introduction of gas,
It has become nn admirable site for tho erection
of Factories, Steam Mills, Ac., or for carrying
on a coal and lumber business.' For fbll parti
m:la« .inquire ofE. M. Blddlo, Corll.lo, Pu.
March 8,1866—0 t
A. 91. Green,
A TTOBNEY AT LAW. Ima acltlcd In Mo-
V~ 01r ”S tho practice of hi. profc?-
Mon. All kind. ofLognl Writing, Collodions,
Court bn.1n0.., Ac., promptly attended to—
OHIco opposite Dr. Long', ro.ldrnoo.,
Ho will also ntlond lo Surveying, i n town or
coionry. [October 20, IQtti.j
r: Itfol Ice.
CARLISLE,
Rcuejptb.
$6,178,97 J
6,684,44*
$494,68
PATMP.HTB.
$l,OO
10,00
4,87 j
80,00
8,60
10,00
25,00
125.00
100.00
26,00
75.00
100,00
100,00
400,00
11.00
18.90
4,50
44,00
14 60
2,121
75
56,26
7,00
0,00
10,00
20,00
6,00
42,98
6,00
10,00
14,6)
87,861
6,87 j
97,931
69,76
47.70
4.50
8,00
107,04
28,91
10,00
84,00
10V76
3,871
56,26,
:'e, " :
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will promptly attend
io all business entrusted to Ids c%o, Office
in Boetom’sißow.
- Carlisle, S, 1855-—Gm.
DR. Pi 0. CARDDER, hasrembvedhlsofficd
to South Hanover street, east side, near
and below the Presbyterian Church.
' Carlisle, April 5, 1866. .
Estate Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of ad
ministration on the estate of AdamHauck,
Idto of the Borough of Mechanlcsburg, Cumber
land county, deceased, have been granted by
the Register of saldvcotmfy, to the subscribers
residing in the same place. All persons know
ing themselves, indebted to said estate; are re
quested to make,payment, and those having
claims to present them for settlement to
SAMUEL HAUCK, or
. JEREMIAH SENSEMAN,
Mechanlcsburg, April 6, ’65 —6t* Jldmrs.
Bounty Land Agency.
THE undersigned will attend promptly to the
procuring of Bounty Lands for those enti
tled to them under the late act of Congress, ap
proved MarchSd,-1856. Many ycarsexperience
in the prosecution of claims for service In the
revolutionary war* has made me familiar with
the regulations and forms requisite to be obser
ved, and having the assistance of an efficient
attorney residing In Washington, shall be able
to rodder satisfaction to those who may apply
to mo. Proper forma and instructions will bo
sent on application by mall fVee of cost. No
charge unless a warrant is obtained, and when
obtained the fee will be $5.
The highest market price will bo paid for
Lobd Warrants.
A. P. NORTON, Postmaster,
Carlisle Springs, Cumberland co., Pa.
April 5, 1855 —ly
Bounty Lund Apeucy.
THE undersigned will promptly attend to
Bounty Laud Claims, under the act of
March 8, 1856. Charges moderate, and no pay
required until tbo warrant is obtained. Please
give us a call, W. FOULK,
M. HOLCOMB.
Carlisle, April 6, 1855.
F. 11. SMITH,
Port Monnaie, Packet Boob,
Aim'
DRESSING CASE MANUFACTURER,
N. W. Cor. Fourth Chetnul Stt.
Philadelphia,
Always on hand a large & varied assortment of
pirt Monmxlea, Work Boxes,
Pocket Books, Cabas,
Bankers Cases, Traveling Bags,
Note Holders, Backgammon Boards,
Fort Folios, Chess Men,
Portable Desks, Memorandum Books,
Dressing Coses, Cigar Cases, &c.
Also, a general assortment of English, French
and German Fancy Goods.
Fine Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Rotor Strops
and Gold Pens, wholesale, Second and Third
Floors. F. H. SMITH,
N. W. cor. Fourth £ Chestnut Sts. Phila.
N. B.—On the receipt of $l, a superior Gold
Pen will be sent to any part of the United States
by mail; —describing pen, thus, medium, bard,
or soft.
April 6,1856—1 y
FIRST ARRIVAL OF SPBINQ
GOODS.
THE subscriber has just received a very largo
assortment of New Spring Goods, to which
be invites the attention of purchasers, as bo is
prepared to sell at sneh prices that they may
save from 20 to 25 per cent, on former prices.
His stock embraces jvll the different kinds of
Goods adapted to the season, suchosCLOTHS,
Cassinierea, Vestings, Cotton Pant Stuffs, Lin
ens, Linen Checks, £c.
Dress Goods.
Such as Black and Fancy Silks, Darago do
Lalncs, Lawns, Challics, Borages, Bombasines,
Alpacas, Indio Silks,
Bonnets and Ribbons.
Bonnots of all kinds such ns Satin Straw, Swiss
Straw, English Double and Split Straw. Rib
bons of all kinds and colors very cheap.
Hosiery and Gloves'.
Mon’s and Boys’ while, brown and mixed hall
Iloao, Ladles’ white, black, brown, slate and
mixed Hose: Men’s, Women’s and Children’s
Gloves and Mitts of all kinds.
/domestic Go vis.
Muslins, Checks, Tickings, Osnaburg, Bagging,
Calicoes and Ginghams.
Carpets . MtUhngs, *and Oil Cloths.
A very largo lot of Carpets of all kinds, such os
Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Throe Ply, Ingrain
and Venltlan; Mattings of all widths of white and
colored; Oil Cloths of all widths.
Boots and Shoes.
M-'U’s and Boys' Boots and Shoes of all kinds;
\V omen’s ff Children's shoes at very low prices.
Groceries.
Such os Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Molasses and Spi
ces; nil of which will bo sold cheap, at tho old
stand In North Hanover street. 8 doors north ol
tho Bank, whore thankful fur tho llbutal patron,
ago he has heiotoforo received, bo hopes for a
Continuance of tho same.
PHILIP ARNOLD.
Carlisle, April 6,1855.
TRUNKS and Carpet Bags. A largo lot of
Travelling Trunks and Carpet Bags for sale
cheap by PHILIP ARNOLD.
April 5, 1665.
TT OOKING GLASSES. A largo lot of Look
-1- i ing Glasses of all sizes and different stylos
of frames, for sale by
April 5, *65. PHILIP ARNORD.
CARPETS, Oil Cloths and Mattings. Thu
subscriber has Just received a largo lot o<
Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths, which will bo
sold very cheap. Gall and suo them.
April 5,’55. P. ARNOLD.
Embroideries, a largo lot oi coiim,
Sleeves, Chlmczottos, Jaconet and Swiss
Edging and Inserting, fur sale cheap by
April 6, '66. PHILIP ARNOLD.
NEW GOODS!
I AM now roccvlng Irom Now York and Phil,
adelpbia, an Immense stock of new and desi
rable cheap Goods, to which 1 call the attention
at all my old friends and customers, and the
public in general. .
Having purchased moat of my Goods from
the largest Importing houses In Now York, 1 am
satisfied that I can give better bargains than can
bo had at any other house In the county.
■ JDreißfl Goods.
Our assortment of now stylo dress goods Is largo,
complete and beautiful.
.. Another lot of those elegant and chofcp black
Silks,'Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Sleeves,
Collars, Ruffles, Edgings and Inserting, a stock
for extent and
Muslins, Ginghams, Calicoes, Do Bogus, Do
Lsinos, Tickings, Checks, sc., ft' tremendous'
Stock of Gloves and Hosiery cheaper than over.
CLOTHS , CJISSIMEHES, Onrds, Cotton
ados, and very cheap.
Carpeting and Jiiaffing.
An entire now stock of Throe Ply, Ingrain, Cot
ton and Vonlthm Carpeting, bought very choop
and will bo sold very low.
White aud colored Matting.
Boots and Shoes.
A large supply of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s
Boots, Shoos and Gaiters.
Intending to give up tho Grocery department,
I will dispose of what I have on hand In that
lino at low prices.
1 have on hand some Ready-made Clothing,
which I will sell foi loss than cost, as 1 want to
closo It out. . „ ....
Como ono and all to tho old stand, East Main
street, and select your Goods from the largest
and cheapest stock over brought to Carlisle.
'CHARLES OGILBY.
Carlisle, April_s, 1866.
LIST OF IWERS
OF Goods, Wares and, Herchandlto.. .Also,
.Jtotillqts, Hillers, Lnojtoermeb. &0., within
thocounty of Oumberlandlretartied and classU
fled in accordance, with thd aeyeral acts of As
oembly, as follows, tls t
- Carlisle ;
A. Bents & Bro
P
\ Clou.
hilip Arnold,
Charles Ogllby,
Georgo W. Ilitnor,
N. W. Woods, Agt.
R. Dick,
Jason W» Eby,
I 0. InboflT, Agt. (Liquors) .10
John G. Williams,' 12
Joseph P. Halbert; 12
S. W. Haverstlck, (Llquort) 18
Samuel Elliott, ‘ 14
William Kolso, -14
Steiner et Bro, 1®
William Sheldon, 14
B.J.Kloffor, 14
U. M. Rawlins, -.14
Samuol 0. Huyett, (Liquors) 18
H. W. Cautman, (2 stores) . ,14
Wm. M. Bendoraori & Son, 10
Woodward 4c Schmidt, 20
Honr.vJSaxton, . , 12
JohnP.Lync,
Daniel Eckels, (Liquors)
John Pallor,'(Liquors)
J. &D. Rhoads, -
Wm. B. Murray, Agt.
Thomas Conlyn,
Peter Monyer,
Haller & Robrer,
John N. Armstrong,
J. A. Lohn, ••
Prof. H. M. Johnson,
S. M. Hoover,
Thoa. H. Sidles,
Arnold & Livingston,
John Kueny,
Philip Alessersmith,
Darkness & Grove,
, Jam e s M I G ratiaban,
A. M. Piper, Agt.
David Common,
1 Georgo Llboy,
Jonathan Corntnan,
Jacob Hoover,
David Martin,
John Fredericks, *
James Callio, sr.,
Jonathan Coroman, sr.
Henry Glass,
Arnold & Son,
ShtppetuimTg.
John Criswell,
J.C. Altlck,
Kunkle & Stovlck,
D. W. Totton it Co.,
C. F. iCunklo,.
John Stumbaugh,
Jacob Pague,
D. H. Miller,
J. Bridges,
J. C. William*,
W. D. A. Nagle,
Samuel Sugars,
John Gish,
S. U. Swaosey,
1 P. S. Arts,
| Heck, Hubloy & Co.
| Kerin it Ucddige,
Mcddtnger & Bro.
N. A. Cornelius,
J. B. Duncan, Agt.
Philip DoKrich, (Liquors)
John Wondurllch,
Christian Shade,
Afechani’eskirg.
F. A. Matecr,
Emlngor it Go.,
Jadob Dorahohncr,
Kauftnan, Rupp 4c Co., (drags) 14
Simon Arnold, 12
Blizzard & Swisher, 14
Ilurah & Bcelman, fLlqoott) 14
Kaufman, Rupp it Co., (hard) 14
Joseph Moasor, 14
John T. Ayres,
Levi Snell,
George Wobbcrt,
Henry Leas,
John Roiglo,
Ira Day, , .
John Harlcn, . *
Ephraim Zng,
George Singizor, ‘
Oswald it Kauftnan, , 4 .
Lewis Shut, i*
Singizor 4c Co., <
Isaac Blizzard,
Joseph Milliken,
Newville.
Anthony Foromsa,
William Stitzull,
William Reed,
Joseph Laughlin,
Thomas Stough,
William Bratton, (Liquors)
John M. Davidson, *
T. & J. M’CandUsh,
J. 11. Herron,
S. G. Wild,
Dear & Cobaugh,
Mijflin.
John J. Crawford,
Ucnry Snyder,
iresipemuftoroug^.
: Davidson & James,
| Edward Rogers,
Woodward & Schmidt,
■ John Hood,
14 7 00
14 7 00
15 10 00
18 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
U 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
18 10 00
12 12 50
14 7 00
12 12 50
11 15 00
11 15 00
U 16 00
24 7 00
>l4 JO 50
10 20 00
14 7 00
Newton.
3. W. Sharp,
Jucob Swoycr,
W. & J. Gracoy,
J. W. Vanderbcll A Co.,
M. A J. A. Kunklo,
John Minich,
Kyle & Washinger,
Peter Gonrcr,
Hopewell.
John Ferguson,
Wherry & Co.,
Jucob Au, (Liquors)
John Holler,
Shoemaker A Elliott,
Thaddeus M’Cliff,
Frankford.
W. & J. Green, (Llqnors)
fr’ottfAampfon,
John W. Clever,
George Olorer,
William Hauck,
J. F. Dughman,
Jacob Fasnought,
Dickinson.
Hays & Palm,
Russel A Dice,
W, & J. Green,
D. L. Beelman,
Joseph L. Sterner,
Francis Williamson,
Wm. M. Watte,
Benjamin Plank,
Michael Noglo,
South Middltion.
A. W. Lcldlgh,
S. N. Dlvon,
Mullon A Alexander,
,R. Given it Co.»
North Middleton.
Norton & Owes,
Elias Light,
Monro*.'
Dovlny it Hull,
Mrs, Mary Flssol,
Slnglzor & Sanderson,
Upper Mien.
Potor^Glngorlng,
Hiram Longnockcr,
Goswoller & Zook,
Jonathan Eckoln, (Liquors) *•
Lover Mien.
Isaac Barton, (Liquor*)
W Loyd, }*
Ernst it Halnos, **
Brower & Marthland, J-
Walker & Gehr, 14
AW Cumberland.
John G. Miller,
J. F. Leo,
0. H. Mosscr ACo.,
John Horn,
Valentino Foaroan,
Charles Oyster,
John A. Machfan,
j CldttV Zictn it.
Georgo W. Foalor, (Liquor*) 14 '* 10 60
Caleb Brintdn, . 14 . 7 QO
John M'Obrraiclc,’ 14 7 00
Jacob Loflgnccker, 14 7 00
Jacob Rennlngor, (Liquors) 14 10 60
Uucbor He Bon,, 18 10 00
Kcr & Hummel, 11 16 00
Freese,
D. & J. Reynard,
Dudolphus White,
Hampdtn.
John Kutf,
Henry Rupp,
Henry Nqidigh,
Wm. H. Eckels,
Shafler & Bro.
Sitter Spring,
John B. Lcldig, 18 10 00
John Coyle, 18 10 00
John Uanck, 14 7 00
| David Slrohrn, 13 10 00
I Jacob Simmons, (Liquors) 14 10 60
ID. H. Sutler, 14 700
[D. M. Leldigh, 14 7 00
| Andrew Slngizer, 18 10 00
PATENT MEDICINES.
Clan. Ltctnte.
Wherry & Co., Hopewell, 4 $6 00
Shoemaker & Elliott, « 4 5 00
M. & J. A. Kunkle, Newton, 4 5 00
Kyle & Washlnger, << 4 6 00
John W. Clover, Southampton, 4 6 00
J. F. Bugliman, “ 4 6 00
Hays & Palm, Dickinson, 4 600
Russel & Dice, “ 4 600
John B. Leldig, Silver Spring, 4 5 00
John Coyle, “ 4 600
A. W. Lcldigh, South Middleton, 4 500
Gosweilor & Zook, Upper Allen, 4 600
Henry Neidlgh, Hampden, 4 6 00
Ernst & Haines, Lower Allen, 4 0 00
(5. W. Fosler, Eastpennsboro.* 4 600
Dudolnhus White, « 4 6 00
J. A. Machlan, N. Cumberland, 4 6 00
John G. Miller, « 4 500
. BEER, OYSTER & EATING HOUSES-
Wm. Wlnholtz, Westpennsboro' 8 600
Harriot Watson, “ 8 600
Jacob Bixlcr, « 8 6 00
George Murphy, Newvlllo, 8 600
Jane Kershaw, “ 8 6 00
Charles Brewster, Newton,
George Miller, 44
J. R. Diehl, Hopewell,
Jno BrownoweU, “
James Mackey, Shippcnsburg,
Spcesu & Lenny, “
Mary Flssel, Monroo,
James Mnloy, Mcchanlcsburg,
David Long, “
Peter Baker, ««
Sami. R. Grove, Lower Alien,
Samuel Shireman, “
Abm. Coble, Eastpennsboro’
Wm. Phillips, “
John Hijaton, “
, A. G. Smith, Now Cumberland,
Jos. Browncwell, Silver Spring,
George Hughes, “
Jacob Low, Carlisle,
Henry Peters, “
Henry Warner, “
Gotlieb Sweltzer, •<
Joseph Mcrklo “
John Small, sr., <»
Margaret Miller, “
Jacob Stratton, “
Marshall James, Westpennsboro’ 18
Dillcr & Krtdor, “ 14
Jacob Shollebarger, 44 14
Zelglcr A Myers, “ 14
Isaac Morqunrt, “ 14
Emanuel Barnhart, 14 14
Andrew M. Middleton, Newton, 14
John Mouro, Dickinson, 14
Jacob Barnitz, 11 18
John D. Shuatler, South Mlddlo’n. 18
W. L. A T. B. Craighead, “ 18
Sheatfer A Shupp, “ 14
Boslcr A Son, “ 14
, David Voglosong, Monroe, 18
G. W, Leidlgb, “ 14
J. A. AC. W. Ahl, “ 18
Dopjamln Glvler, u 14
Isaac Blizzard, “ 11
Miller & Zug, Mcchanlcsburg, 10
Christ.' Eborly, Lower Allen, 'lt
Sami. Bitnor, “ 18
J. K. Kaufman, “ 14
O.'Rupp, 44 18
John Horn, ** 18
J. AT. Haldcman, 44 11
Jacob Coovor, Jr., Upper Allen, 14
J. S. Haldcman, £astpcaosbo>o* 14
Henry Rupp, Hampden, 14
T. D. Bryson, *• H
John Shaffnur, Silver Spring, 14
G. H. Bucher, “ 18
David Shank, ** N ' 14
David Hoover, “ 14
W. M. Henderson A Son, N. Mid. 12
Gabriel Natcher, 44 12
\t
14
14
14
J£K
DISTILLERIES A BREWERIES,
P. A. A J. A. Ahl, Newton,
Joseph Ramp, “ 9 800
.Robert Quigley, “ 9 800
Martin Coover, Southampton, 0 800
,A. Boater A Son, South Middleton, 8 12 SO
Henry Glass, 10 600
M. G. BoUshoovor, Monroe, 8 12 60
J. A. AC. Ahl, »* 8 12 50
John Bowman, Upper Allen, 9 800
Henderson & Son, N‘Middleton, 7 20 00
A bin. Bbsler, “ 9 800
William Barnlts, Carlisle, 0 800
(}. W. Brandt, “ 8 600
John Hoffman, “ 8 6 0
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
TEN PIN ALLEYS.
Jacob Low, Carlisle, 80 00
, David Long, Mcchanlcsburg, 80 00
Jacob Hcnooman, N- Middleton, 80 00
Merchants and others who fell themselves eg.
grieved by the above classification, are hereby
notified that I will hold (in appeal at the Court
House, In Carlisle, on Friday the 27th day ol
April, 1855, between tho hours of 0 A 12 o'clock
A. M., and 2 A 4 o’clockJP. M„ when and where
they can attend If they think proper.
JOS. C. THOMPSON,
Mercantile Appraiser.
Carlisle, April 6, 1855—41
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10 60
7 00
10 00
7 00
10 60
LIGHT FOB Alilil
GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE I
Patent' Cold Lurd Lamp !
I’IIE subscriber having purchased the patent
right ot Swnthlfcr $ Smith's Patent Cold
Lard Lamp forfho State of Pennsylvania, are
manufacturing in largo quantities and aro able
to supplv merchants at wholesale or retail, ot
his establishment opposite tho German Reform*
ed Church, in Louthur street. AU orders ad.
dressed to him will bo promptly attended to.
JACOB SENEIt.
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Carlisle, April 6, 1865—Cm
N. D.—The subscriber having closed out his
stock o! Hardware, and having entered Into tho
Lamp manufacturing business, call upop llioso
Indebted to him by note or book account to
settle their accounts without delay, as no farther
Indulgence will bo given. Office opposite tho
German Reformed Church.
JACOB SENER.
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
FRENCH TRUSSES.
HENRI or RUPTURE successfully treated,
and comfort Insured, by uae of the elegant
French Trusses, imported by the subscriber, and
made to order expressly for his sales.
All suffering wllh Kupiuronlll begratillcd to
lonrn (hat (ho occasion now offers to procure a
Truss combining lighlnett, with «a»e,
durability and correct comfruc/fon, in lieu of the
cumbrous and uncomfortable article usually
sold. An extensile assortment always on hand,
adapted to every variety of Rupture In adults
and children, and for sale at a range of price fo
suit all. Cost of Slnglo Trusses, $2, $B, $4 and
$5, Double, $4, $5. SO, $8 and $lO.
Persons at a distance can hove a Truss sent
to any address by remitting the amount, send
ing measure around the hips, end stating sldo
aflM od. .
For sale Wholesale and Retail by the Impor
ter, CALEB H. NEEDLES.
S. W. cor. of Twelfth $ Baco Sts., Phil*.
Depot for Dr. Banning's Improved Patent
Body Brace; Chest Expanders and Erector Bra
ces; Patent Shoulder Braces; Suspensory Dan:
dagos; Spinal Props and Supports. Ladies’
Rooms, with competent lady attendants.
April A, 1865—8 m
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
10 60
10 60
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
12 60
16 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
' A * P jiiJX!L, B FOU 1855.
THE undersigned Commissioners of’Cunlber
land county, hereby give notice that the
several appeals will bo hold at the Commission'
sioner’s Office, In Carlisle, as follows, vis:
Lower Allen, Monday,2Bd of April, 1855.
Upper Allen “ ** “ “
Mechantcsbug ** u u “
Eastpennsboro*, Tuesday 24th of April, 1865.
Hampden ** «» 41 **
iTow Cumberland “ (l
Monroe, Wednesday 25th of April, 1856.
Sliver Spring «« “ •* “
Franktord, Thursday 20th of April, 1865.
N. Middleton “ •« “ “
Mifflin, Friday 27th of April, 1865.
Hopewell ** “ « **
Nowvlllo “ “ *• «
Shippensbarg 80., Saturday 28th April, 1855.
Sbippcnaborg T., “ “ “ “
Southampton <* “ *< “
Dickinson, Monday 80th April, 1856.
Newtoft “ <• “
South Middleton, Tuesday Ist May, 1865.
Westpennsboro* “ “ “ **
n 10 00
14 T 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
12 12 60
14 7 00
14 7 00
Carlisle, Wednesday 2d of April, 1855.
Any persons'feeling themselves aggrieved by
alterations made, will be heard at the time and
place stated.
JOHN 8088, J
JAMES ARMSTRONG, > Comm’n.
GEO. M. GRAHAM, . \
Cotnmr’s. Office, I
Carlisle, March 20, *56. J
Cumberland Valley Railroad.
CHANGS OF HOURS.
ON and after Monday March 20th, 1865, pas
senger trains will run daily, as follows (Sun
days) excepted :
FOR HARRISBURG:
Ist Train. 2d Train.
Leave Chamborsburg, 5.80, A. M. 4.80, P. M,
•* Shippcnsburg, 0.09, *« 6.09, “
“ Nowville, 0.40, “ 6.40, “
44 Carlisle, 7.18, « 6.18, “
“ Mochanlcsburg, 7.60, “ 6.50, •*
At Harrisburg, 8.16, « 7.16, 44
FOR CHAMBERSBURG.
Ist Train. 2J Train.
Leave Harrisburg, 8.45, A. M. 1.15, P.M
“ Mechanicsburg, 9.18, " 1.48, “
» Carlisle, 9.65, “ 2.25, “
« Newvillo, 10.80, « 8.00, »
Shlppensburg, 11.02, “ 8.80, «
At Chambersbnrg, 11.80, “ 4.00, “
Trains leave Harrisburg for Pliiladelphla, at
8.46, A. U. 12.80, M., (via Columbia) and 7.40
P.M.
6 00
5 00
0 00
5 00
G 00
6 00
5 00
5 00
For Baltimore, at 8.45, A. M. nnd 1.46 P. M.
For Plttfburg, at 8.20 A. M.,12.56 noon,and
6P.M.
For Pottsvlllc, Reading and points on the
Daupbln and Susquehanna Railroad, leave Har
-1 rlsburg at 7.16, A. M.
At all station** whore Tickets are sold, Fares
are ton cents loss than when paid In the cars.
A. F. SMITH, Superintendent.
Railroad Office, Chamb’g. I
March 29. 1855—1 m {
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5 00
6 00
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6 00
6 00
Plainfield Classical Academy,
NEAR CARLISLE. PA.
THE 18th session will commence May Ist.
Parents will And this a desirable place for
educating their suns in view of its bonUhfuincss
and moral purity, as well as Us superior educa
tional advantages.
Tbo buildings have been Improved, nnd the
dormitories refurnished. Tbo number of Stu
dents Is limited and every attention given to
their comfort and improvement.
Terms (per session of five months) $60,00.
For Circulars containing references and fur
ther information, address
R. K. BURNS.
Plainfield, Cum 6. Co., Pa.
March 20, 1855.
MILLS.
BLATESI SLATES U
AND SLATE IIOFFING!
JOHR R. TURNER, begs leave to Inform
contractors, builders and othcrl, of Carlisle
and vicinity, that be is prepared to*tako con
tracts on reasonable terms tor Slate Roofing,
with the celebrated and superior quality of Slate
from Rowland Parry’s Slate Quarries, Peach
Bottom,* York county, Pa. These Slates are
considered the best manufactured in tho United
States, in proof of which tho Judges at the lafp
State fair at Pittsburg, awarded him a diploma
for the superiority of the Slate. I
All Koofling warranted water proof, and done
in a workmanlike manner.
Carlisle, March 29, 1855 —2ra
Spring and Summer Clothing.
' I 'HE subscribers have just received from the
) cities, nt the Old Stahd, in North Hanbvor
street, one of the most elegant assortments of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
ever offered to the people of Cumberland coun
ty Thu prices ol Clothing at this house have
been reduced to such a very low standard, that
It is now within the power of all wbo wish to
wear good clothes to secure them. Their stock
consists of tho best and most dcslmbJu Dress
and Frock GOBI'S, Habit Cloth do.. Linen Dril
ling do., Tweeds, &c.; superfine Black Csssi
mero PNNI’S and Fancy do.} Silk and Satin
VESTS, and a very fine variety of Vnlenclaand
other vests; with a great variety of BoyV Clotk.
ing, consisting of Sack Cunts, Polka Jackets,
Monkey Jackets, Vests and Round Jackets,
made of Tweed, Linnen Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca,
Kerseymere, Doeskin, fitc., fitc. Also, Shirts,
Stocks, Handkerchiefs, &c., ail of which are of
fered at tho lowest possible cash price, and as
cheap as any other Clothing Store in tho Union.
Also, a splendid assortment of Goods in the
piece. Superfine French and English Cloths
and Csssimurcs of every hue and shade, Satin,
Silk, and Valencia Vestings, Sattlnetts, ficc.,al)
of which will be made to order at (ho shortest
notice and* In tho neatest and best manner. All
garments am warranted to fit. Tho public are
respectfully invited to call and examine (he su
perlor assortment of Clothing at this establish
mont. ARNOLD fit LIVINGSTON.
Carlisle, March 20, 1831.
8 12 60
SILVER WARE & JEWELRY.
ri'UE largest, finest, and best selected stock
I In the city. Every description of Fine and
Cheap Watches that ate manufactured can be
obtained at this Establishment, which receives
them direct from the Factories of Liverpool,
London and Switzerland, and is therefore ena
bled to sell a much superior article for a less
price than any other retail store In this city.
Persons wishing to purchase at wholesale or
retail are invited to call and get the worth of
their money. Some of these Watches can bo
sold nt tho following prices, viz i
Gold Levers Adi Jeweled, 18 enrat cases, $25 00
Gold Hunting Case, full Jeweled Lovers, 88 00
Gold Lcpino Watches, ** 20 00
Silver Lover “ full jeweled, 10 60
Gold Hunting Case, " “ I 8 60
Gold Loplne Watches, jeweled, 8 00
And some still cheaper (hnn the above.
Jewelry of every description, fine and cheap.
Also, Silver Ware, and Silver plated Ware oj
all kinds.
(Old Stand.)
N*o. 110, N. Second, 2d door below Race St.
Philo. March 29.1865—1 y
NO.iO Chesnut, no nr Second, Philadelphia,
baf now arranged and completed his stock
lor the spring of 1865, as follows j
Vegetable 6'e«di —In groat variety, Including
the finest varieties of Beans, Beets, Cabbage,
Cauliflower,Luttnco,Onions,Melons, Egg-plant
Tom does, Peas, Radishes, &o.
Floxaer Sttdt* —llls collection Is unequalled
any in this country lor extent nnd
XSjgquallty. nnd embraces the finest varieties
Asters, Stocks, Carnations, Pansies,
Wallflowers, Daisy, &c.
Qrati Seeds—of all kinds, including Blue and
, Green Grass, White Dutch Clover, Sweet Scon
ted Vernal Gross, Rorrennlal Ray Grass, Du
cofno, &c,
Jloeei, 6-c.—Choice ever-blooming Roses. Ca
mellias, Verbenas, Dahlias, Grape Vinos, Fruit
Trees, Shrubbery. &c.
Call and See onr
Gold and Silver WutcUcs,
Watches repaired and warranted nt
LEWIS R. BUOOMALL'S
II A. DREEIt,
SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST.
8. W. HAVER3TICK, for CarlUU
March 20,1856.
scrivener & Conveyancer.'
i ■ ‘ Ij, SPOjN'SLKB, into Hegistnr'of Cunibwv"
£k.» land county, will carefully attend tptij.
transaction of all sndi business.as may, be TO-;,
trusted to him, to wit a Tho Writing of Deeds, • ■
Mortgages, Contratifs, He. I ho will also desote :
his attention to the procuring of Lana Warrants, ;
Pensions, &0., as well ns to tho purchase and
sale of Beal Estate, Negotiations of Loans, «Cl :
Office, West High Street, fortaorly occupied. :
by Wm. M. Penrose, Esq., 8 doora east of the'.
Methodist church.
Carlisle, March 29,1866—8 m
TO PHTSICIAHS.
FOR solo, adcslrablo practice, medicines, flee#,'
of a physician. ' The location Is a good one,,
a practice worth over $lOOO a year; expenses of.
living are very low, reasons for leaving given.
For a married man a better opportunity doOfl
not often present Itself. For Information ppply
to tho editor of the Voltmteor, (post paid.)
March 29,1866— 4 t
Ei ntctfVotlfcei
LETTERS of administration With the Wiliam
nosed, on the estate of J. Ellis BonhMn*
Esq., doc’d., late of the Borongh of Carlisle,
Cumberland county, Pa., have been IlsuCd by
tbo Register of said county, to tho subscribed
who resides In Carlisle. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims will present
them for settlement to '' '. "
A. B. SHARP, Jdm*r.
Carlisle, March 29, 1865—Ct |
Estate Notice,
LETTERS of administration on the estate of
Wm. Buchanan, doc'd., late Of (he BoroUgh -
of Carlisle, Cumberland county, Pa., have been
issued by the Register of said county, to the
subscriber who resides .in South Middleton tp.',
Cumberland county. All persons indebted to
said estate arc requested to make immediate
payment, and thoso having claims will present
them for settlement to ;
JOHN STUART, Jr., Mm’r.
March 29, 1855—Ct*
A MAMMOTH Spring Arrival at LTNE’S
on North Hanover street, wbero tbs public ,
are being supplied with every variety of Hard- j
ware, Paints, Oils, Ac., at tho lowest cosh pJfcCJ
Call In and bo accommodated.
JOHN P, LtNB;
Carlisle, March 29, 1855.
Paper n»nsiQP<
I HAVE just received my Spring stock of Pa
per Hangings, which Is tho largest and most
varied assortment ever opened In Carlisle, to
which I invite the early attention of tho pnbllc,
as I intend selling paper at prices which eannot
fall to please the closest buyers. __
JOHN P. LYNfi.
Carlisle, March 29,1855.
WHITE HAUL ACADEBIT*
3 miles West of Harrisburg, P<l
THE Ninth session of tbispopolaroodflonr.
Isbing Institution, will commencoon VoU
duv the 7th of May next.. The attention of
Parents and Guardians Is earnestly Invited to
the advantages which It affords. Being situated
in a pleasant, retired, and healthful part of the
country, and tbo facilities for study and Untrue
tlon being extensive, it is believed It Cannot fait
to give satisfaction to those who may Way pa
tronize it.
TEEMS >
noarding, Washing and Tuition In the
English branches, and Vocal muoic
per session of 5 months, $6O 00
Instruction In Instrumental Music, 10 00,
Instruction in Ancient or Modern Lan
guagesj each & 00
For Circulars and other Information address
D. DENLINGER, Principal,
March 15, 1855. Pa,
THE subscriber respectfully Informs his friends
and tho public In general, that he stilt car
ries on tho CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
at his old stand In South Hanover street, near
tho Pott Office and Second Pre»6yfe>*»a» Church*
whore ho will manufacture to order, and keeji
constantly on hand, an elegant assortment of
Cabinet-ware,
Such as Secretaries, Bureaus, WorktUndi t 27/n-
Ing and Breakfast Tables, Plpr&Con
(ro Tables { French, Field, High and
Low Post Bedsteads, &c.{ together with
every other article of Cabinetwaro— all of which
he wili sell very cheap for cash, or in exchange
for Country Produco at market prices. He will
keep constantly on hand
Chairs, Settees, Rocking Chairs,
■nd every other article manufactured In that
branch of business.
Thankful for pfcst favors, hd respectfully soli
cits a sham of public patronage, confident that
he can render general satisfaction.
JOHN LISZMAN,
Carlisle, March 16, 1655—fit
Gas and Water Company Loud.
'I'HE Carlisle Gas and Water Company desire
| to complete their works by the introduction
of Gas this summer, and for (his purpose want
to obtain on loan twenty thousand dollars, for
which they will giro tho most ample keenrity,
and pay the interest half ‘yearly at the Carlisle
Deposit Bank, for sums not less than $6OO.
FRED’K. WATTS, Ffu'it
March 22,1855—41
Wall Paper.
JUST received a splendid stock of Paper
Hangings, Window Blinds, and fine prints,'
embracing all the newest and most approved
stylos. Tho desighs ard neat and chaste, and
the prices such as cannot fail to give eatisfeQ*
lion. TTe Inrite our Wends and (he public go*
nerally, to call and examine our assortmeht be
fore purchasing olsowhero.
H. SAXTON.
Carlisle, March 22,
Bn bio Plowe,
APUIME lot of Savery U Co's. celebrated
Eagle plows, which hftTo taken premlnras
at nil the different fairs at which they bare been
exhibited. Also, a largo assortment of the faro*
ous York Plows—together with other Plow*
from different roannfacinrcra constantly on band
and for sale at
n. SAXTON'S,
Carlisle, March 22, 1866.
800 l mid Shoo Repairing!
ADEIIUFF, & Co. beg leave to Inform tho
• citizens o( Carlisle and vicinity, (bat they
have opened a chop, directly in tho rear of the
Court-house, and intend to devolo their time
exclusively to
m Ririianto Boots, Shoes, &c.
They promise to perform all work in the very
best ms nor, at short notice, and at more ret*
aonablo terms than any other shop in town—.
They do all work themselves, and feel a co&ft.
denco in asking a liberal patronage from the
cltitcns of Carlisle.
Carlisle, March 16,1855—2 m.
Cu-pui'tnck*slik|) Notice*
HAVING this day associated with me in bu
siness, my son Alexander S. Robinson*
the business hereafter will be conducted undsr
the name and atylo of C. N. Robinson Bt Son.
C. N. ROBINSON & SON,
, 2iB CAcinuf Slrttt, Phita*
March 16,1855—8 t
GLASS WARE.—Just receiving a netr In
voice of Ware, embracing a variety of bowls
suitable for ftult, preserves, pickles, sugars*
Jellies, &c., as also Oullory Stands. Jars, Decan
ters, Pilchers, Salts, Poppers, Candlesticks*
Lamps, covered Bowls, a largo assortment of
Tumblers, Goblets, and dther useful articles.-*
For sale by J. W. EBT. V j
February 22,1855, , . .
JUST received, a fresh supply of Linseed oil
Turpentine, Paints, Varnishes &c. Also, an
excellent article of cheap oil for 1 Fire Proot
Paints, Ao., at the old stand East Kola Street.
Carlisle, Pa. • • • '
Sept. 14, IBM.
jjjiJt} Handbills of ovary description
nemly printed .«t this ; .
fl. SAXTON