A Monster Bakery.— -Anew brick building, t)sfecll6ngby 51'feet wide, ia now in course t»f erection in Philadelphia, to bo hereafter used ns a' bakery. •In the centre of the .building will be six vast, ovens, ftdapted to receive, and dis charge breadbn ati’tipper.ond a lower slory of the building. Irt each Oven there will Pe tWcn - ty SiX.cara. which will constitute, when in the oven, so many shelves, on .which, as they pass up and down, the bread is in the process of ba king. " They ore made of iron, paved with lile, and will hold eighty loaves of bread each.— They will bo driven by machinery, worked by steam. The bread, which will bo received at the iipppr mouth of tho'pvcn,. will be discharge at the tower, and that received at tho lower discharged at the upper. The kneading Is (o be accomplished by machinery, so that (ho ob> jeetions as to the use of hands and arms will bo avoided. A rail track will .run in tho rear-of the ovens, to provide tho fuel and take Away tho ashes. JBarrkfo. On tho 6th Instant, hy tho Bov. Dr.'Daugh erty, Mr. William Neidioii lo Miss Anna E, M-’jMunriAY, all of Carlisle. {AVUh tho above notice wo received a largo piece of most delicious enko. ' Wo tender the young couple our thanks for their kind remem brance of the printer, and hope they may live a long, happy and prosperous life together.] Phila., July 21. Flour and Meal.—Tim market is dull, and mixed Ihmikls of Flour are offered'at $7 per •bbl.»'»rttd brands for Itgpio consumption at $7 a 7 60; exir.i rfpd funcy at $7. 7{Jit $B-76. Ryo Flour ts‘iio)d at s4’ 76 por'bbl. ' Grain. --There fa Hlllo.doinatid for Wheat.— Saids of prime Pa. red at $1 85 a 1 87, and $1 5)0 a 1 95 for good while, llyo Is-dull; Penna. is worth SI 02. Corn Is in demand. Sales of Penn’a yellow'at 00c., afloat. Oats are steady, sales of I’vnu’a and Delaware at 58 n 00c. per bushel. ’Seeds—Cfovcrsccd Is dull; Sales prime at $7 pur 01 lbs. ■ East sales Timothy at $4 a 4 25 and Flaxseed at 91 90 a 195. Proclamation. WHEftEAS.tho Hon. James H. Graham, President Judge of the several Courts of Common Pleas In the counties of Cumberland, Perry, and Juniata, and Justices of the so»cral Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery In said counties, and Samuel IVoodburn & Michael Cocklin, Judges of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery for the trial of all capital nud other offenders, In the said coynty of CiMgftgrlaml, by their preqeptsto mo directed, datwWfho 15th day of April, 1857, have ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer mid General Jail Delivery to be holdcn at Car lisle, on the 4th Monday of August, 1857, (be ing the 21th day,) at 10 o'clock 10-tho forenoon, to continue ono week. _ .NOTICE Ik hercbyglvcntofhcCoroncr, Jus tices of the Peace, and Constables of the said county of Cumberland, (hat they are by the said precept commanded to ho then and there in their proper persons, with their rolls, records, and In quisitions, examinations and all other rorncm brances, to do (hose things which to their ofllccs appertain to bo done, and all (boso that are bound by recognmaaccs, to prosecute against the prisoners that nro or then shall bo In the Jail of said county, aro to bo there to prosecute them as shall be just. JACOB BOWMAN, Sheriff. July 23,1867. ■ltrgifilcr. THE undersigned, at the Urgent solicitation of Ms friends, has consented to bo a enn dldalo for tlio 'office of Register, subject to the decision of (ho Democratic Conventional Cum '-•WHund dtuVnlV. Ir uumltiated and elected, bo ■' promises to tflScliArgo the unties t>r tho ottico •• fldoln^ r RcgMor. A T Iho earnest solicitation ofniimofoUijfiridhtin ./Xln vnHou* part* pf llni fcouHfr, t olfor my. iuif. ti k tfirinjdnM ft)'r Itio ojuco of • Jttgitter, 'fcUiijcct lo Ino uecmion of Iho Democratic con vention. If nominated and elected,.! pledge ntyjidlf to discharge Iho dullt-ii of the ofllco with fidelity. ELIAS LIGIiT. ’ .North Mid. Tp., July 28, 18C7. . ... JOHN PtOVD. ■ Alton T(i,, July 2a, 1807. (f Recorder and OleJrk. "CXTft nre requested to ntmbhnfco Ww. V. Ca- VV of .Dicklnsori township, as a tandldnto for Recorder and Clerk of tho Courts of Cumberland county, subject to the decision Oftbe Democratic County convention. July 23, 185?—• ■County Treasured. AT, Hio solicitation, df nifthj' fridruls. tho tin* ilcrHltrncd offers himself aVjuuiidiilo lor the blffco of Comity Treasurer, subjpct to tlio tied- Won of the DdmodrnUo County Convention, nml (dodges lilnlsdli il nominated nml elected, to discharge the duties ol (ho ofllco with fidelity. V. CORNMAN 1 . Carlisle, July 2D, 1867. 'IVt ilio Voters of Cumberland County. MEN:—Through tho. solicitation na*wo of my friends, I fiaVd b?oh induced to-offer myself to a;ou as a candidate for tho Wllco of Cmlnly Treasurei* 1 , apd would fool thankful to you lor your support. . *w . . JAMES LOUDON. Carlisle, July 2D, IbG7j Chnnty Trtiaauror. Tllfi uiiiief'slgncd, at tho urgent solicitation of his Mends, has consented to boa Camll- Oato for (hu ofilco of County tfViaiurtr, subject (U tho decision of tho Democratic Convention bf Cumberland county. II nominated audeloc- It'd, he promises (0 discharge tho duties of tho billed Inili llilclity. JAC6B REDSECKER. * Carlisle, July 16,1657. ItcglNtcK THE undersigned odbrs himself mf si candi date fnrjho office of Register of Cumber* land count* (autyoefto Ora thti Do. mocrafic County Convention), and pledge my. self If nominated and elected, to dlafcharso tho duties ui tho office fUithfully and honorably.. McchanlcsbUrg July 10,*l8D7i County Treasurer* AT the solicitation of many friends, ttio un dersigned odors hlmaolf a candidate ibr tho olllfcd of County Treamrer, suljcct to tho deci sion ofilio Democratic County Convention, and pledges himself, If nominated mid elected, to discharge (ho,duties of tho oflicu with fidelity. PETER MONYER! Carlisle, July 0, 1857. AT tho Annual mooting of the Hoard of Trus tees of, Dlcldnaon College, hold July Oth, 18G7i tho following resolution was unanimously adopted and ordered to bo i>ubllshod in.tlio Jlo rough papers i Jlesohed , That tho thanks of this Hoard bo ahd hereby aro tendered to (ho Commissioners of the County of Cumberland, for tho nso of tho Court House, during tho Annual Coumionco iDoxll Exorcises. JL Tiffany, Sect’y. 0. OotiiNS, PretU. ; EBgg~ 8100 a mon'J'h. -jmnj A NtrAIDER OF GENTLEMEN WANTED to canvoss two or tliroo oounlloa each loan ■goncy that limu-os those properly qunllflod the Highest compensation. They should bo of ma- talented and Industrialist ftnd tlioy will mako twice ns much as In teach *nßi clerking or any other Imshiuss. Inquire at the Adams Express olllco, or Address, (stamp enclosed,) 0. ALLEN, r«>x u,im~w/ Hw “ burE ' I ’"' '■ ' ‘ Register's Jfotlcc. .■„ iVr’OTICE IS HEREBY (11 Vlv'7,, (o all per- J. i sous Interested, fbo t the following tt’ccounfa have boon Bled In this oHioi-lijr Ijbo iccounbmls therein named, for examination, aad will bo presented to tbo Orphans! Oonrfbf Cumberland, county, forconßrmatlon anil allowance, on Tues day, the nth day qf Mguil.Jl. H. 1857, viz;. - 1. Tho Brat and Una! account of Robert F. M’Clnro, administrator with tho will onncjtod, of Alexander Slatcor, lato of .’the borough of Sbippcnsburg, dec’ll. 2. Tbo account nf John P. D. Hoover, ad ministrator of tbo estate of Susanna Hoover, Into o( Silver Spring township, deoM. 8. Tbo account of John IV. Coctlln, admin istrator of tbo estate of David Dovlnoy, Into of Upper Allen township, dec’d. 4. Tbo account of James IV. Marshall, ono of tho executors of Riolmrd B, Stevenson, late of tho borough of Carlisle, dcc’d, C. Tho account of .John B. Perry, adminls. trator of tho estate of'BcrJaraln Bear, lute of MfHiin township, dec’d. 0. Tho first and final account of Daniel May, administrator of the estate of Jacob Blxler,lato of Ettstponnsborongh township, dcc’d. Tho account of John Miller and Peter Mil. Icr, executors of Peter Miller, late of Upper Allen township, dcc’d. .., 8. The nocount of Jacob Prowoll, administra tor of. tho estate of John Singer, late of Hamp den township, dec’d. 0. Tho account of Daniel Kimo, administra tor of tho estate of John Pfanensmilh, lato of Eastpcnnsborongh township, doc’d. 10. Tho-account of Jamc? M’Cnllough, ad ministrator do bonis non with tbo will annexed, of Joseph M’Klbbcn, Into of tho borough of NewvHlo, dec’d. XI. Tho account ol John Beep, administrator of tho estate of Jacob King, lato of Wcslpcnns borough township, dcc’d. . 12. Tho first and final account of Daniel ScV lees, exeentor of Joshua Sellers, lato of Dickin son township, dcc’d. , 13.-.Thojflccount of/Andrew Blaitvpxccufpr bLEI/zabctli Ramsey, lato "of South ’Middleton township, dcc’d. •< 14. Tho final account of Henry Karns,adml|u latrator of tho estate of John Karas, lato of Mon roe township, dec’d. 15. The. third supplement and final account of John Houser, executor of Robert Cook, late of Monroo township, doc’d. 16. Thoacconnt of Daniel May, admlnlstra tot* with llio will annexed, of'Davld Brcchblll, lato of Eoatponnaborough township, dcc’d. 17. Tho first and final occount of Snml. Wil. lls and William Willis, executors of Jaa. Wil lis, late of Southampton township, dec’d. 18. Tho first and final account of Samuel Har ris, administrator of tho estate of John Lutz, lato of Silver Spring township, dcc’d. 19. Tho account of David Coover and Dr. Detrich Coovor, administrators of tho estate of John Coovor, lutoof Dickinson townshlp.dec’d. 20. Tho account of Richard Woods, executor of Julia Aim Sands, lato of Dickinson township, dec’d. 21. Tho first and final account of Martin Knn klo, administrator of the estatoof Joseph Uamp, late of Hopewell township, dcc’d. 22. Tho occount'Jncob Mumma, ndminlstra. tor of Barbara Howard, lato of Hampden town, ship, dco’d. 23. The account of Scott Coyjo, admlnlstra. tor of (ho estate of Jehu Coyle, Into of Silver Spring township, deo’d. 21. The account of Joshua Culp, administra tor of (ho estate of Richard Trimble, 1010 of SIN ver Spring township, dcc’d. 25. The account of Samuel Wherry, guardian of (ho person and oslalo of Caroline Owens, a minor daughter of Jacob Engle, Into of the bo rough of Shipponsburg, dec’d. 20. The account of Jacob Momma, guardian of the person and estate of Jackson Emmlhgcr, a minor son of David Emmingcr, flcc’d. 2?. The guardianship accouijJ of Jonathan Snyder, guardian of tho person and estate of Mrs. E. Zifzer, a minor daughter of Jacob Sell?:. 28. Tho guardianship accounts of Andrew J. Kauffman, guardian of tho persons and estates of Samuel P. Houck, Mary E. Hattek and Geo. W. Ilauck, minor children of Adam Ilaifck, late of tho borough of Mcchnnicsburg, dec’d. 29. Tho guardianship accounts pflJavid Stcr. rett, guardian of tho perstms and estates ol Samuel D, Culbertson, Haney B. Culbertson, Alabama P. Culbertson, Sarah"M. Culbertson and James S. Culbertson, minor'children of John Culbertson, late of Silver Spring (own ship, dcc'd.: * • ’ '• v 30. Tho'tfitardlanshlp account of John Bow man, who ii; Ids llfotlnio was tho guardian of Mary linker, RmJnofehlld of John Baker, doc’d. and which.account Is.sotMod by Maria G. Bow man, administratrix of. John Bowman, dcc’d., by her flltofpoy id faiit duly Constituted, John B. Coovor, Esq. 81. Tho first qnd final account df David Com man, executor of Jonathan Comman, late of tho borough of Carlisle, dcc’d. ' 32. Tho account of GeotVij M’kcohan and Benjamin M’Kcchari, cxcdblorS of Sami. M’Koo ban. late of Westponnsborough township, docM. 83. I’ho account of Alexander Wills, admr. of Samuel Franklin, late of Eaßtpdnnsbofough township, deeM. WILLIAM LYTLH, Hcgi,ltr. Itegistcr’s Oflico, I Carlisle, July 13, 1867-* V John liCCj ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE in tho rear cl Court House, In tho room formerly occupied by Hugh Uuutluhcr, Esq. Carlisle, May 21, 18G7—lf AUGUSTUS M. SAWYER, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office with Judge Hepburn, on East Main street. All busi ness intrusted to hlacarowill bo promptly at. tenued to. March 20, 1857, T. J. t|RAIIAU, j. L. M’hoWEDt, B. M. t)AV|DaOfr.‘ GItAHAM, M’DOWELL, & CO; QkHsbai. LAud Agents; £car«»uJor/h Ctfy, Kansas Territory . WILL buy. soli and locate lauds fn Kansas and NebfaikiiTerritories, cm Missouri, buy and sell lands, loan and invest money, buy and soil lnformation re specting tho country, and ao a general agency business. ..... B. illation, Carlisle; W. M. Bootem, Banker, Cflfllaloj lion. Jns. 11. Graham,Carlisle; Ker.Uremicmah &Co.,Bank ers, Carlisle; ,W. M. Henderson, Esq;, Carlisle; Geo. Sanderson, Lancaster Pa.; John A, Aid, Member Congress,Nowvillo, JFo.j .Wifa, S. Cobflah, NetVVlllc, fa.-; Non. M. Oocklln, Shftp hordstotfn, Da.; liortry Reiman tfe Sen’s, Morch. ants, Balt. Md.j E, J. Jllnfto*, Esq.,TJashftfr 6f Morcantllo Bank, N. Y.j Snyder & MfFatlano, Real Estate Agenis, Minnianopolis, Min. Ter.; Wm. Kilgore, Esq., Atlornoy & Real Estate Agent, Sterling, III.; 11. W. Motcer, Esq., Hon (■y City, III.; Ex-Gov. J. Rilnor, Cuhib. co., Pa. . * }V. Clark fc Co... Bankers, Phila.; Gov. Pol lock, Harrisburg, Pa. , March G, 1867—1 y Unlubi'iilgo’g Ilrto(, Sboc ana 1 K'linli More, Wlmt’a 11.0 niallor now ? end, pnssor <loo« snv ’Twivs verj dull boro tlio olbor dny, y ’ Tllliro wnsTiolblng .lining, nothing doing I’m sum thorn must bn aomolhlng brnwlni, Uul boro comas “ Wollor,” I’ll usk him wl ml'. the matter. * (And by the way. lie la corning faster.) Good morning, Wollor, anything wroilg 7 What’s tho cause of oil this throng f W hy, did you not hoar 7 if not Its vory queer; That tho " Balnbrldgo’s” havo opened hero A Shoo store of tho right hind, To suit the foot and plcaso (ho mind. They soil so CHEAT If you havo tho CASH, That I’m afraid that (hoy will smash; And that’s not all for I do know, That (hoy do soil a llltlo bolow Tho regular prices, and thou you’ll (Iml They have good shoos of ovory kind. So tell nil your friends you chance to moot, Of “ Balnbrldgo’s” Store In Hanover street, Eight opposite Bonin & Dro. Dry-goods etoro, You’ll tlnd U. D. Wollor In tho store. Oalf in and look and you will see, Wo speak (ho truth, yos-slr’oo. DonH forgot (ho, place in North Hanover St., directly opposite Boafu & Pro. Drj v -gbod store, Pa. Jiainbridy,e's Cash Shot Store 1 1 , June 18,1857—8 m» , Joimsows NEW ILLUSTRATED AND EMBELLISHED Mif* fct’-'TIIB. ' ■■ ■ • REPUBLICS OF NORTH AMERICA, *hritJi- inn Adjacent lidttntKit* and Islands t - " '* y 1 . ! T COMPILED, drawn and engraved from (ho United States Land and Coast and British Admiralty Surveys, and other reliable sources. A Superior Copperplate Engraving, Published by A. J. JOHNSON, New Vork and Wash inglonT This work exhibits tho wholo of North Amer ica South of iho BOth Parallel of Latitude} em bracing tho Cnnndas, the United States and Territories, Mexico, Central America., (ho Isth mus of Panama, tho West India Islands, Now Brunswick, Nova Scotia, mid part of South A mcrlca, Also, a superior Map of tbo Wontp. It is on a scnlo larger by 10 miles to Iho inch than (tic largest map of tbo same territory over published, and 13 miles to tho inch larger than Monk’s, or tho map of » Onr'Couhtry,” It oc cupies a sheet 72 by 80 inches, larger than Sher man & Smllh’s-mammoth map oftho Old States (now Colton’s*, and covering about 4 times ns much of tho earth’s surface ns (hat work. It Is . 1,500' square inches larger than Colton’s, Monk’s or Mitchell’s map, and gives a geographical dc linoatipn of (ho countries it cmbraccs'with an •accuracy and ftillncss of detail altogether be. . yound tho reach of any other map. All ■ the counties' in the United States and Territories are named and colored on tho face of thomap. Of course it contains all the Railroad* (both tho finished and tho finishing). Tho largo scale on which tho work is projected has enabled us to givo a much better'map of Jtfciico and Central America than has over before been exhibited la connection wJtji. our country-- The regions lately in controvbtay between our countrymnd the DrKiflli'GoVcrhmcht, as well as those which Gen. Walker’s exploits have raised tq, recent notoriety, «to fhlly ond faithfully delineated.— Tho same Is truo of Cuba, Jamalcaapd tho West India Islands. In addition to this, tho Keys, Banks, Soundings, Channels, Currents,.and Routes of Vessels In thoso waters are all exhib ited, and scicntificdatainscrted; makingacom. ploto Mariner’s Chart of tbo West India Seas and Gulf of Mexico. Tho principal materials for this portion were fhmlshed by E. & G. W. Blunt.. In reading ship news or naval writings, tho advantage of such a map can hardly bo priz ed too highly. With tho same regard to accu racy and detail, are given also,' us far North as sellled, (ho British Voiscssions'qf North Ameri ca. Not only is everything delineated in tho States of tho Union which tho scale \vlll admit of, but every thing in tho Territories which Go vernment surveys or scientific explorers havo brought to our knowledge. Not forgetful of (ho utile dutch, wo havo illustrated our work With magnificent and costly Daguerreotype views of tho cities of New York, New Orleans, Cin cinnati, Chicago, Detroit, Dubuque, St. Louis, St. Joseph, and even tbo famous New Capitol Building. Ou a vacant space of tho sheet wo have placed a Map of tho World, on tho new plan ol Mercator’s Projection, with tho Ameri can Continent in tho centre'. This has tho ad. vantage of allowing tho true practical and com mcrcial position of our country on Iho gioho.— On this, wo (race with caso the entiro routes of vessels from tho ports of our country to all parts of (ho world. Wo see at a glance our maritime relations, not only with Europe on (he East, but with tho Sandwich Islands, Japan, and Asia, on tho west. Tho now relations which (ho Pa cific Railroad and Telegraph will open to (ho Commerce of our country, are clearly Illustrat ed hy a moment’s view of this map; thus eluci dating great national questions to tho common mind. This Is on a much larger scale, and con tains tar more information, than any similar work extant. This Map of tho World shows clearly (ho Arctic Explorations by. Dr. Kano, for tho first lime on any map. This work Ims boon carefully compiled, drawn and' engraved, by.D. G. Johnson, who for twenty-yoajrs h%s boon engaged in drawing and engraving maps. Fot sale by travelling agents. July 10, 1857—21* To Carpcnlcru, Builders, - Apd Farmers*; THE subscribers would rospeefAjHy annbunco to the public, that they are now prepared to' fUfrilsb the following described article* of Ltitr.- bor i First Common and Pahnol Plank, and Boards of all thickness; Common Boards' and Plank of White pine; Hemlock JolcoahdScant* ling, of all sizes -and lengths j White Pind and yellow Pino Flooring, worked; all kinds of Pal ing and Plastering Laths; fine & Cyprus Shin gles of Qirqimllllcß; Shlffgllng Lath and Strip ing, and Fencing Boards 20 feel long. All tim bers fcaWed to order, by leaving tlioir bills, ot nil lengths and sizes, (pine, oak and hemlock.) Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings ready for use; Tho above will bo furnished on tho most reasonable terms, arid at tho shortest notice. To Coal haVo Constantly on hand all kinds of family Cbhl; such ds Lykohs Valley, Short Mountain, tre*- vorton, Locust Mountain, Luke Fiddler, Sun. bury* Wilkeabnrro, ond tho Broad Top, for lilackslnlihs j nil of which wo Will delivered to any purl of tho town ns low os it can bo bought at any yard in tho town for cash or country pro duce. - Coni all ro.screened and delivered clean. By strict attention to business, wo hope to to coivo a liberal share of public polfoiiagb'. You will find, our Yard In (ho eastern end of tho borough, opposite the Gas Works. Our oflico. hereafter will bo kept opposite Bents! & Bros, store, tu tho office now occupied by David Smith, Esq. All orders left at tho olllco or at either of tho subscribers* residences, on West Pomfret. street, or n( East fttrcoi, tollllio prompt ly attended to; SriROM & lIOFFER. Carlislo, Juno 4,18G7. Manny’s Combined Heaping and Mowing Machine, wirn WOOD’S IMPROVEMENT. IN prilling thoso machines Into (ho market for tho } harvos( of 18G7,1 have tho best grounds for behoving they will meet an extensive sale, and prove as entirely satisfactory lo the fanners of Cumberland County as they have proved hero-, toforo. Up to this tlmo (lioro has not boon an-, other Cptybincd Heaping and Mowing Machine mado tliat bos succeeded to ah extent that will ■ warrant a manufacturer in building, at a Jbrraor lu.lmylog It fur ft Combined Miujldno;* while tho Manny Machine, as made by Wood, bus'been so successful for both purposes, Reaping and Mowing, that In sections where they havo been used, their reliability la as well established atf that of any other implement used by tho farmer. Alter tho oEporionCo and contests of tho last harvest, wo deem It only necessary to refer thoso wishing to buy n Combined Machine to the followhfg potions,'who used Manny's Ma chine in cutllng'tholr crops last year, viz t Fred’k Watts, Esq., John Noble, William Darr, Abraham Bradley, Joseph A. Stuart, James Stuart, Edward W. Weakley, Peter Louclc, William Mooro, Christian Herr, Wil liams Parker, Jrt’mos Graham, Robert Bryson, Samuel Allen. Solomon-Hoke, Jonas Itudy, John M. Woouburn ami Johft Eckord. With oaeh machine will bo furnished two scythes, two extra guards, two extra soctlons, ono extra pinion and wrench! All (ho beArluga orjournols will bo caao-hawloucd. The shoos, ?unrds and gearing will bo oftho best Salisbury iron. Iho machine is warranted capable of oultlug from ton to twolvo acres of grain per day, In a workman-like manner. Thoso machines can bo had at Slnglzor’a Wnrohouso, In Mochanlcsburg, by opiilylng to 11. W. Irvlno, at tlio Railroad Depot. Frlco oi Combined Macblno, ntCarllslc, 8140. J. ARMSTRONG, AOENf ton W. A. Wood. Hay 21, 1867—tf Boiler fit Ucllailiootor, LAND AGENTS', <. . Sioux Cmr, lowa. LANDS bought and sold, morioy Invested 1 on commission at western rates Ot interest, taxes paid for non-roaidontfc, &c. , Juno 11, 1867. KGSOlitmt. .... 'Moposmci. AMENpjatiistis-id She , CONSm'Dl'lOtf.- OF -THE COM MONWEaMir.' "jFS ESOLVEi) by f/ic SfJjintc mill jiotinc oJ XV. Representatives of tht Conimonweqllh of jpermst/ivanta m Genwdt 'JfListmbUj met,: That tho following'amradracntsijftfo-,proposed to the constitution of the commonweal tHm accordance with tho provisions oLthe tenth article thereof. FIRST AUENDkBkr. \ • There shall bo an additional'article to said constitution to be dcslgnqtalafrarticle eleven, as follows: *. r .\ ' ; AftTIOLB jft. . OP PUBLIC, DJSBTS. Sbction 1. Tho state ipay contract debts, to supply casual deficits or/ailurrs (n revenues, or to meet expenses not otherwise provided for; but tho aggregate amount debts direct and contingent, whether cohtracted by virtue of ono or more acts of the general assembly, or at dlflcrcnt periods ol limey shall never exceed seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and the money arising from the cfccallon'of such debts, shall be applied to the purpose for which U was obtained, or torephy the so contracted, and to no other purpose'whaß^or. Suction 2. tn addition to. tbo above limited power the state may contract debts.to repel in vasion, suppress insurreetjoq, defend tho state in war,.dr to redeem tho Wcdent outstanding indcbtcdncsS'of.the statebut^hemoney arts* ing from the contracting AjfsypU debts, sbaU'be applied to tiro it was raised, or to repay such debts, and,to n 0 6lhcr purpose whatever. • v' , f . Section 3. Except thcdfcbls above specified, in sections one and article, no debt whatever shall be created bgj or on behalf of the slate. ; : . Section 4i To r flio payment of the present debt, and any additional debt con tracted as aforesaid, the Icgwhrtnro shall,.at its first session', after tbc adpation of this amend ment, Create a sinking fund, which shall be suf ficient to pay the accruing ilUijeSt on such debt, and annually to reduce thefoincipal thereof by a sum not less than two hqridrpd and fifty thou sand dollars: which sinking fund shall consist of the net annual income of (bo public works, from lime to time owned* slate, or the proceeds of the'sale of tltfsajpc, or any part thereof, and of the incotoe or proceeds of sale of stocks owned by the slat?, together with other funds, or resources, that triiy bo designated by law. The said sinking fund maybe increased, from time to time, by assigning to it any part of the taxes, or other revenues of the state, not required for the ordinary and current expenses of government, and unless iq ease of. war, Inva sion or insurrection, do par£ pf tho sntd sinking fund shall bo used or applied otherwise than in extinguishment-of the public.debt, until tho amount of such debt is red sped below the sum of five millions of dollars,-“hi.; V . Section 5. The.creditofthocommonwealth shall not in any manner, op' event, be pledged, or loaned to, ahy individual; company, corpo ration, op association*; nor shall the common wealth hereafter become a joint owner, or stock holder, in any company, association, or corpo ration. Section 0. The commonwealth shall not as sume the debt, or any part fhet&of, of any coun ty, city, borough, or township; or of any cor poration, or association; unless such debt shall have been contracted to enable the state to repel invasion, suppress domestic insurrection, defend itself in timeof war, or to assist thoslntcinthc discharge of'nny portion of,its prebent indebt edness. Section- 7. Tho lcglslaiu}e shall not aullio mo any 'county, city, borough; township, or incorporated district, by virtue of a vote of its bilizens, or otherwise, to become, a b ockholdcr in any company, association, or corporation ; or to obtain money for, or loan its credit to any ’corporation, Association, Institution, or party SECOND AMBSDUEHT. There shall bebn additional article to said constitution, to bo dc&jgiw^k&sarticleXXl, &n follows: ( i. , V Jumet* ~ .' ■. •OP NEW CpDpTTER. ' No coqnty shall bo divided by a lino culling bfl gver one-tenth of its population, (either to format new county or otherwise,) without the expresslasscnt of such county, by a vote of the electors Ihtreof; nor shall' any new county be established, containing les&dhan four hundred square miles. Tmnp AMENDMENT. From section two of (lie 'first orlido of tho constitution, strike out tho words, “ of the city of Philadelphia, and of each county respective' Ujs" from section-five, sameVrllcle, strikeout the words, “ of PhiUulclphiaaud of the severed counties from section seven, same article, strike out the words, • 1 ttcifftcr the city of Phil adelphia nor any” and insert ItUicu thereof tho words, “and no ;”and'Rtriko out “ section four, same article,” and iul/eu thereof InScrt the following; ' C. “Section 4. In the ycap one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, and in bvery seventh year thereafter, representatives td tho number of one hundred, shall bo apportioned and dis tributed equally, ibroilghoUl tho 'stale, by dis tricts, in proportion to tho number of taxable inhabitants in the several parts, thereof: except that any county containing at least three thou sand five hundred fartablcs; may bo allowed a separate representation; bm no more than threo counties shall be joined, and so cdunty shall bo divided, in the formation of;a district. Any city containing a suffleierit rttfmbef df Mxablcs to entitle it to at have S separatb representation assigned it, and shall bo. divided into convenient districts of contiguous territory, of equal taxable popula tion ns near as may be, each of which, districts shall dfcfct bitb rtprdscntativc.” 1 At tho end of riebtion scvctfjJdmb article, in sert lhesb>oKW, “Me city qf Philadelphia shall he divided in/o single senatorial' .districts, of coufigwous territory as nearly equal in taxable population as possible ; but no ward shall be di vined in lAaiorMolion theriof” Tho legislature, at its .firafymssion. after tho ; adoption of this amendartpt, shall divide the | city of Philadelphia Into ficuatgrial and ropro* ‘ sehtatlvc'dislrictd', irt above'provi- | (fed; duel) districts to rcinflfn unchanged until J tho apportionment in the year ohd thousand | eight hundred and sixty-four. , ‘ I'Oimm AMENDMENT. There shall bean additional Rtctibfi to the flrat article of said constitution, which shall bo numbered and read as follows: Section 20. The Icgialolu’ro shall have tho popcf ttf alter, revoke, or annul,-any charter of incorporation hereafter conferred by, or Hin der, any special, or general law, whenever in their opinion it may bo injurious to tbo citizens of the commonwealth; in cpich manner, how* over, that no injustice shall be done (o the cor porators. , ,In March sf, 1857, Resolved, (That this resolution' pass.. On tho first amendment, yeas nays 7; on Aho second amendment, yens Etyemys 8; on tho third amendment, yeas 24, noyn ,4: on tho fourth amendment, yeas 23. nays 4* [Extract from tho Jbumtd.l GEO. W. lIAMEKSLY, Clerk . Hr Tim Ilocau of Rm>*n9i<NT3tm:d, April 20.1857. • Resolved, That this rtsotyiwjn pass. On the first amendment, yeas 78. rthys .12; on the Second amendment, y(as 57, nays 84: on tho third amendment, yeas 72, nays 22: oit tho fourth amendment, yeas 88* nays 7. [Extract from tho Journal.l . JACOB* JSIEQLKK tl Cl«rfc. Fifed In Secretary's officii', May 2,1857. A. G. CURTIN, i Secretary of the'Commonwealth. * SJ&BETAttT’S Office,. ‘ ‘ HAhßisoußO, Juno 22, 1857; fihtUplplfaicS, tii'-v.'s *• * ; , r> I doccrlifytbal 4ho above and foregoing la & truo and correct copy of tho original "*< Resold tloa propoalng amendments lo tho Constitution of the Commonwealth,” wltb'tho.votoni pacti branch of tile Legislature upon tho final passage thereof, as appears fromtho originals or file la this office. . . In testimony whereof I -liavo I SEAIJ ho reunlb'«ot hiy hand ohd caused V to bd affixed the seaVbf the Secre tary’s Office, tho day and year above written. • . A. G. CURTIN, Sttrttary pf ihi Commonwealth* I* Sehate, March 27,1857.. Tho resolution proposing amendments to the Constitution of tho Commonwealth being tinder Consideration, : On tho question, Will tho Senate agree to tho fitft amend ment 7 ... The .yeas and hays were' taken, agreeably to tiro provisions o|’ tiro Constitution, and were as follow, viz: Yeas—Messrs. BttWor, Browne, QoflToy, Ely, Evans, Potter, Flonnlkon, Frazer, Ingram, Jor dan, Killingcr, Knox, Laubacli, Lewis, Wycr, Scofield, Sellers, Shuman, Steolo, Strrtub, Welsh, Wilkins, Wright and Taggart, Speaker Nats— Messrs. Crabb, Crcsswell, Finney, Gregg, Harris, Penrose and Souther—-7. So tiro question was determined in tho affirm ative. ' ,; - On the question,-; Will the Senate agree to tho second amend ment? . : . , i The yeas and nays were taken agreeably lo tho provisions of, the Constitution, and were as follows, viz: ( Yeas —Messrs Brewer, Browne, Crcsswell, Ely, Evans, Fetter,-Finney, FJomiiken, Ingram, Jordan, Knox, Laubacli, Lewis, Myer, Sellers, Shuman, Souther, Steele, Straub, Welsh, Wil kins, Wright and Taggart, . , Nats —Messrs; Ooflby, Crabb, Frazer; Gregg, Harris, KUllngor, Poproso and Scofield—B. ■ So the question was determined In tho affirm ative. * v On tho question. Will (ho Senate agree to (ho third amend ment f •' Tho yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the provisions of tho Constitution, and wero oa follows, via; Ysab—Messrs. Brower, Browne, Crabb, Cross well, Ely, Evans, Flonnikon, Fraser, Ingram, J ordao, Klllinger, Knox, Laabach, Lewis, Mycr, Scofield, Sellers, Shuman,. Souther, Steele, Straub, Welsh, Wilkins and Wright—2i. Nats—Messrs. Coffey, Gregg,*»Uarris and Penrose—4, So the question was determined'in the affirm illvo. On the question, Will tho Senate agree (o tho lourth amend- Tho yens and nays wore taken agreeably to the provisions of tho Constitution,'and were as follows, viz: Yeas— Messrs. Brower, Browne, Coffey, Crossifull, Ely, Evans, Flennikcn; Frazer, Ing ram, Kitlhigcr, Knox, Lnubach, Lewis,* Myor; Scoflold, Sellers, Simmon, Souther, Steele, Straub, Wcjghf Wilkins and .Wright—23. Nays—Messrs. Crabb, Finney, Jordan and Penrose— iS So tbo question was determined in tho affirm ative. In tub House or Rei’HEhentatives, April 20, 1857> Tho resolution proposing amendments to the Constitution of tho Commonwealth being under consideration, On tho question, Will the House agree to the llratnmondment? Tho yoad and nays were taken ligrooably to tho provisions of the Constitution, and wore as follows, viz: - ‘ Yka«—Messrs. Anderson, Arthur, Backhouse, Balt, Beck, Bishop, Bower, Brown, Calhoun, Campbell, Chase, Cleaver, Crawford; Dickey, Enl, Ey»ter,FauBold,Foster,Glbboncy.Gilden, ilamcl, Harper, Heins, Iltcstand,. liiltegas, Hoffman, (Berks,) Imbrlo, Innes, Jacobs, Jour kins, Johns, Johnson, Kauffman, Kerr, Kniglit, Loisenring, Longakcr, Lbvutt, Manear, Mauglo, H’Calmont, M’llvalu, Moorhead, Mumma,'Mus sulman, Nichols,. Nicholson, Nunemacher, Pearson, Poters, Pctrtkln, Qownall, Purcell. Jt aqi Roo mer, Rood, Roberts, Rupp, Shaw, SJoao, Smith, (Cambria,) Smith) (Centro,) Storonsoa, Tolan , Vail, Vanvborliif, Vickers, Vocgbloy, Waller, Westbrook, Wharton, WtUtston, Wlthorow, Wrlght/Zimmormanaqd Getz, Speaker—7B. Nats— Messrs. Backus, Benson, Dock, Ham ilton, Hancock, Hlno, Hoffman, (Lebanon,) 1 Lebo, Strulhors, Thorn, Warnoc and Wthtrodo 1 —l2. So tho question was determined in tho affirm live. On tboquostlon, Will,tho Uouso ogroo to the second amend- Tho yeas and Jioys were taken agreeably to the provisions of tho Constitution, and were as followa, viz: Yeas— Messrs. Anderson, Backhouse, Ball, Beck, Bower, Calhoun, Campbell, Oarty, Knt, Fausold, Foster, Gildca, Hamel, Harper, Heins, lleistaml,*lllllegaa, Hoffman, (Berks,)4louso keeper, Imbrio, Innos, Jenkins, Jolins, John son, Kauffman; Knight, Lolaenrlng; Longakcr, Lovett, Mancar,. Mangle, M'llvnin, 3foorhead, Mussulman,*Nfcliols, Nlcholson,,Nunoiuacher, Pearson, Peters, Petrikon, Pownnll, Purcell, Bainsoy, (PJilladelpJifa,) Bnmsoy, (i'orlc>)Hca mcr, Uoberts, Hupp, Shaw, StOan, Tohm, Vail, Voi'ghloy, Waller, Westbrook, Wharton, Zim merman and Getz, Speaker—h 7, Nats— Messrs. Arthur, Augustine, Backus, Benson, Bishop, Brown, Chase, Clearer, Cruw. foxal, Lyster, Glbboncy, Hamilton, Hancock, Hill, llinc, Hoffman, (Lebanon,) Jacobs, Kerr, Loho, M’Oftlmout, Mumma, Ueed,Smith, (Cam bria,) Smith, (Centro,) Stevenson. Strnthors, Thorn, Vnnvoorhfs, Vickers, Wagohsollcr, Warner, Wlntrodo, Wltherow and Wright.—B4. So llio question was determined la tho affirm ative. On tho question, Will the House agree to tho third amend, monlf t The yeas And rinys were (akon agreeably to tho provisions of tho Constitution, ted wore as follows, vlis | ( Yeas— Messrs. Anderson, Backhouse, Dali, Bock, Benson,' Bower, Brown, Calhoun, Camp bell, Chaso, Cleaver, OrAwford, Plckoy, Kht, Efstor, Fausold, Foster, Olbbonoy, Hamel, Harpey, Jloins, lllostand, HiKogos, Hoflbian, (Berks,). Hoffman, (Lebanon,) Housekeeper, imbrio, Innos,'JacAbs, J Aim's, Johnson, Kauff man, Korr* Lobo, Longakcr, Lovett,.Mancar, Mangle, M’Oalmbnb Moorhead, Jduauna, Mus ijoTninn, NicholS,. Ntcliolson, Nunomuoiior, Pearson, Peters, Potrjldn,, Pownnll) .Purcell, Banisoy, (York,) Bonnier, Hood, Kupp, Qhaw, Sloan*. Snmh, (Cambria,) Smith,(Centro,) Ste venson,.ToTnpjyail.Vmivo’orhh,Vickers’, Voegh ly, Wagonsollcr, Westbrook, WHliston, Withe, row, Wright, Zimmerman and Goto, Speaker— -72. . NAys-j-Wessrs. Arthur, Augustine, Backus, Bishop, Carfy, Dock, Gilduu, Hamiilon', ifnn cock, Kino, Jonktus, Knight, LoUcnrlng, M’lU vnlii, llamsuy, (Philadelphia,) Uoborts, Stroth ers, Thorn, Walter, Warner, Wharton and Wlu- (rodo—22. • , , So th'o question wrfs dc’term'inod in' tho affirm ative, . On tho question, Will the house agree to the fourth amend icntf Tho yonrf ami nays woro taken ngrocfthly to (ho provisions of tho Constitution, mid vtaVo as follows, viz i , Ybas—Messrs 1 . Aftdoraon, Arthur,Backhouse, Backus, Bull, Beck, Benson, Bishop, Bower, Brown,Calhoun,Camplmll,Uarty .OhasojOloavor, Oraw/ard, Dickon, Ent, Eystor, Fausold, Fbs (or, Glbbonay, Gildoa, Hamel, Harpor, Heins, IltestanQ, HUI, Hlliogas, Hoffman, (Berks,) Hoffman, (Lolunon,) Housokoopor, linbrlo, In nos, Jacobs, Jenkins, Johns, Johnson, Kauff man, Kerr, I.obo.LclsunrlDg.Longakor. Lovett, Manoar, Mangle, M'Onlnmijt.M’HVqln, M.umma, Mussohnan, Nichols, Nicholson, Nunemachor, Pearson, Peters, PetrUdn, Po\vnall, Purcell, llamsoy (Philadelphia,) Rnmsoy(York,) Rou inof, Rood, Roberts', Rupp, Shaw, Sloan,Smith (Cambria,) Smith (Centro,) Stevenson, Toh\n, Vail, Vnnvoorhls, vlclcors. Voegbloy,.Wagon seller, Walter, Warner, .Westbrook, Wharton, WllUston, .Wllhorow, Zimmerman and Gets, Speaker— 88. Nats—Messrs. Hook, Hamilton, Hancock, .Strathere, Thom, Wltjtrodo and Weight—7. , SBlBo '<Jncsl!onfeaa dctb™ihcilinlho aaina otivo.'' ■ ;•••• -Secretary’s: Ompfii" il\ ... ' Habrlsdcbo, Jimo 22, 1857f’ .Pcniuyfcama* «f •• ' V‘, k ; *. - ’, lao certify that iho oboiro andtforegolng Is a true and correct copy of the “ Vcas’ , dud <*Nnys” taken on tho resolution proposing amendments to tho Constitution of "tfid-Commonwealth,'ns tho same appears on tho- Journals.,of the two Houses of the General Assembly of this Com monwealth for- the session of 1867. S Witness nir hand and llio seal ol I SEAJL f-aaid ofectS, llifa twenty-second day V' • or Jude. bhtf Hibutoha eight, huh drcaand DHy-soven. • '• • ; , A. U.'ctntntf, Secretary of tht CoYnmonicealti. Carlisle, July 0," 1857—(Jtiu Private Sale of Heal Estate. rPUE undersigned will sell at private sale, his I valuable real estate, situated'ln Dauphin and Cumberland counties, late the property of Jacob M. llaldemnn, Esq., deceased, and considered the most valuable of his largo estate. JWL No. 1. Clark’s Ferry Tavern Stand, .CRM® nQW occupied by Henry M’Koe, and ■li»fc®|for so many years by Michael Bowers, well known as oho o( the b\iit rolling stands on tho Susquehannarivor, llftcch miles above Harrisburg, The Wlconlsco ami Susquehanna Canal and Northern Central Rail road pass through tho property. There is a permanent railroad station. Two miles of iho shore of (ho river and fho* terry and fishing pri vileges belong to thiastahd. No. 2. I Will also sell about 700 acres of Goal Lands, adjolnlrig'tlils tavern estate, consiallngof Chestnut Oak, Hickory and Locust. The lurid extends about 8 miles oTong tho railroad and canal. A great deal of mbney can bo made out of this timber. It will bq'soJd cheap. N0.,0. I will also sell ipy.interest, U being throoreighths, in .one thousand nine, hundred acres of Coni Lands, situated in Lylcoiis-Valley, Dauphin bounty,-the onc-fotir(h" belonging, to. tho Lykons Valley CoflJ.Campany,' the other tbreo-olghths to the lioirs of.Thos. Elder,Esq.,' .deceased—my Interest amounting to above 700 acres. The Lykens VaUoy Coal is so, well known, and as this largo tract adjoins the mines upon which they aro nojv working, a further description is deemed unnecessary. I would like to retain an Interest In this very valuable Gold Mine—gay one-eighth of my throo-oigbths —still I will be governed by tho wishes of pur chasers* ' I , No. 4. 1 will also sell those three highly Im proved Limestone Farms, adjoining tlio town of. 1 Hognoatown, Cumberland “bounty, confining about 400 acres, known as tho Carothers, Hogo and Waugh estate. This property for fertility* location and iiflproycmeqt, is surpassed by few in tho State'. This properly adjoins farms of James M’Uortnlck And John H. Briggs, Esqi'as, well known lawyers of Harrisburg. This will bo somo’crltcrion,for strangers to judge tho value of these flue farms. They will bo sold singly or In one tract. They all Ho together. No. 5. I will also soil that vory largo and Valuable Island, near the mouth of (ho Juniata and In tho Susquehanna river, containing be. tween 700 and 800 acres, now called “ Ilaldc inatPa,” formerly “Baskin**,” .“Big Island.” This is, without doubt, tho very finest property In tho State of Pennsylvania,and’ was so considered by Ks Into proprietor. It is .divided in four farms, which I will sell singly or In a body, as desired. This whole inland is In a fine state of cultivation, ' Tho buildings rtro In pood order—s2o,ooo having been expended du ring tho last 15 years In fencing and Improving this magnificent estate. These properties will all bo sold without fail, and at a groat bargain, as olhor pursuits cob]- maud my attention. Any person or persons wishing to examine ’dither of tho above proper ties, with tho view of purchasing, will ploaso call npqh (he tenants residing upon them, or upon myself, when dvory information will bo given as regards terms, tillo, he. JOHN ITALBEMAN, Harrisburg, Pa. , Jnly 2,1857—Cl Newvillo Deposit Bunß* PnopmETous.. Alexander D!Uldson, James il’CandUsU* George Ilea, , John Woggoner,. WiUiarii Graccy, . , John Graccy, , XI. IlandalU*, Jfnlhowß. Boyd*' Ahmfiam Grovo, ' Atchison LaughHo, Isaac A. Quigley, John Uanh, Jr.,. James M’Kccbao, Thomas Slough, John Pi Rhoads. THIS Bank, doing business In (ho name of Rea, Gicaoet He Co., is now prepared to do a general Banking business with Oddity and dispatch. t , Money received on deposit and paid backvm demand without notice. On special deposits interest Is paid as follows, viz i From 2 to 4 momhs 0 per cent, per annum. For 4 months and upwards 6 per cent. Notes, Brails, Checks, &c., collected In any part of tho United Stales. Tarmors, Mechanics and all others, desiring a safe depository for their money, will bear in mind that tho proprietors of this Bank aro in dividnally Uable to tho extent of tholr several estates, for all (ho ’deposits and other obllgiu tlonsof Rea, Gnxoßr & Co. Banking llouso In Main-street, Nowvillo, Pa. Business hours from 0 A. M, till 8 P. M, JOHN P. RHOADS, Cashier. Newvlllo, Juno 18, 1867—Uni JTlouiil Holly Bpriugi THESE Springs will bo opoh for the roccp lion of visitors on tijo 2lhh Inst. Situated 0 miles south of Carlisle, I’a./nt the gorge In the South Mountain; (Blue ridge,) through which Hows the beautiful mountain creek. The location Is Unsurpassed for good water, pure air, pleasant drives, and cool shady walks.— Etoni the lop of the mountain there Is a splen. did view of the beautiful Cumberland Valley and the adjoining counties. ThosoSvho are fond of gunning amOlshing can hero And amusement. A dally malt and dally communication with Carlisle, enables vlslton to focclvo tholr letters in a lew hours. Terms $7,00 per week. . . , JOS. w. patton, Pnportown, Juno 18, 1867—2 m ' /iy<rcnce*,—Qhrlyn, Grudin.&Co., By. T. Buckler, Hon. Henry May, A. H. Bn-nlfz.iisq. Baltimore; Bcldlcmau tt Hayward; W;S. Camp* hell, St. Lawrence Hotel, Philu.; Rev. J. U. Morse, lion. F. Watts, Col. fchai. A. May, J. B. Parkof, Bsq., Cflfllfldo., ' ‘ HOt FOR KELLER’S CHEAP JUT, CAP; HOOT AND SHOE ■ stoqe; ; j ' Cobsbo or Peowo Square; opfrarre Jlftmcfct " • * *' House* '■ ' SPRING Adi R I VA LV WE Invllo the nflonlloW 6Mhp fdibllo to'h'tir largo and varied assortment of Goods, which will bo sold ns cheap as at any other cs (abllshnient In Carlisle Wo Ua4o .hvoty variety of Hats, for Mod; Boyd rfnd Children, made of excellent material and of every grade and pride. Also, a splendid assortment of .Straw lints, Caps, and Infants* Hats, ready trimmed. All kinds ot Cloth arid Glazed Cups, from 20 cents ■upwurdtu ... Our Btdtk of Boots ami Shoes caiinot bo ex celled, and wo Invito our old Wends and cus tomers, as well as others, to cull and examine our stock, us wo fool conQdoM of our ability to please. , , All kinds of .Ladles’, Misses’ and Childrens' Gaiters, ot the beSt material, constantly on'-hahd, J. IL KELLER, . N. B.—All rips sowed gratis'. * Carlisle, May 7; 1857. ", A Fortune fov One Oollar. THE QialriMon of tho properly oftho Joint Ptotk Association of Urn Big Spring LI ton. ary Institute), will,lake place, WMou/ foil, dur ing tho progress ’of tho.Pnlr of tho Institute, to bo held in Literary Half, August 11, 12, 13 and u; 4857; ° * A. 0. OonNMAN, Carlisle, Gcnoval Agent. All orders for tickets, books and agencies, should be addressed to . . J. M’KKEHAN, M*y, Rig Bering Lit. Inti. Ncwvillo. Ouinb. Co., Pa. Juno 25, 1857—0 w OUGANDVS, Fronoh Lawns and Brilliants; of every stylo and quality,, can' bo, had cheaper than ovor oflltroil In Oa'rlhdts at (ho now store of J. A. JIUMRIOH, Jn. i Coriialo, April 28,1857.' J js hereby given that application wilt It bo jnada to tho ncxt.Leglulaturo of Peon* sylvanfoy to.al(or fho. charter ot tho Carlisle De posit Bank, "Cumberland cophfy,’ do ns'to confer upon Sdla' Bank the' rights ori.d jjHv'llcges bf a bahk of 13-; sac,.and to, chaiigp Hsjpamo'td Bank. Also, to mor-oaFo; IhoJcapltAl .of,said Bans, (which is, at pres'eilt,seventy-two thou sand (Joltars with tho pH vlju&b. of increasing tlio satno under its plcacht charted Id one hundred thousand dollars), to three, hundred thousand dollars. ;/■ \V. M. BEETJ2M, Oiehicr. ' : July 2,18G7—(5m » , ’ ' THIRD. ARR] Of Spring and Slimmer Goods. AT the new storc/cornor of North Hanover and Lontlicr sfa.; .Tho undersigned returns thanks bestowed upon him by the jmbliC, and.nt the sanio time respectfully announces that lib Juib just returned from Phlla dolphlft, and is now opening a nc.w-lot of Sum mcr Dry-Goods nnd.Grocerles, consisting in part ns follows, and which he is determined to sell at thb lowest cash prices:., - ; SUks, Ducal Cloths, .Chalilcs, ‘.Alpacas, .Do Laluea, Do Bagpsi Lustres, .Rophns, jtawos, En rages, Brilliants, Skirting,.rnonrli.oml Scotph Ginghams, Prints, Gloves, Hosiery, Collars, Handkerchiefs,.‘&c. - Shawls and Mantillas of every stylo and qual ity, Staple and .Domestic Dry-Goods,' Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Flannels, ings. Stripes, .Cheeks, Calicoes, Cotlonadti?, Linens, Sheetings, Denims, Nankeens - , Drillft, Marseilles Quilts', 'colored and white Carpet Clmitl, fcc. . - , ■ Parasols,.Umbrellas, a large and splendid 08 r sortmcnt.ot BonneW, Hats, Cans, Bo'ots and Shoes. A importer lot of Fresh. GROCERIES, Tens, ' Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Rico, Spices, v £c. Having Selected my entire stock wilh Ulti greatest enro andat the lowest cash prices,l call • ! assure my friends andtho public generally, that I will do nil iff ray power, to nj.nkq niycsjixbllslu.,, moot known .afijtho €t JJcafl for Bar-- gains.” Those who to pjjrchaso will irto.thdlr hdtniitngo.ito call and usaiblno iny stock before pbryJgsing. I will pay-tho highest market.price.for Jjuk > ter, Eggs, Rags,-,Soap and Dried Fruit,. . J. A. ITmiiUCH, Jr. July 2, 1857. CVfilBfeR.LANb VALIEV RAILROAD. , CHANGE OP HOURS. ON and after Monnday, Juno. 20tli, 180T> passcngurjrtilns will leave as follows (Sun days excepted ?) • lW Elai'i-lslim-g.. lit Train , 2i l Train. . . Leave Chainbersburg, 4.'00 A.JJt. 1 , 4.00 P;Ju» *« Shlppenaburg, 0.20 “ ’.4.30 «* « NewvUlc, 0.50 « '4 0B- « « Carlisle, 0.30 «< 5.00 « <* -Mechanicsb’g, 7.00 “ O.'OO “ At Harrisburg, . 7.33 «< C.BB* ** ; JFoi* CUnullici^bm'gii 2d j(Vatn. Leave Harrisburg, 8.30 A. M. 12.00 I*.’ll. •i> MochanlCsburg, 0.00 , “ 1.20 “ Carlisle, 9.40 “ 2.00 •'< { » Newvillo, 10j20 , « 2.30 « f * Shfppensbnrg, 10. CU “ 3.00 <» AC Cbambersburg, 11.23 «* 3.85 <* FARES. . * From and after tbis/klo, tlio, faro from Mo fcfinniCHbufg fo Kingston util bo iiO, from Kingston to Middlesex, 15 cents;.from Middle sex to Carlisle, 15 cents? from Good llopo iil. Altcrfon, .16 dents;'• - . >-' v Trains leave Harrisburg for, Philadelphia at L 65 A. M.j 7.00 P: M., tm(T LIS P. M.,-yin Columbia.’ "Fpr PilUbbrg, ftt 8.55 A. M., 12.25 Noon, and 5.10 F, M. For Baltimore, at 2.80 —8.39-A, JL; and 1.40 P. M. Traits on tho pnuphlu and Susquehanna Railroad leavo Har risburg for Reading, Auburn, &c.,‘ iJaUy,‘ *■ 'i ■ Furea.ffOth Harrisburg, Mcchunlcsburg, llalOj-'Shlppcnsburg and Chaibbccaluirg,. will bo - ten cents less when paid for TjcUcts at the Of. flee’, thatf When paid In (lip Cafs. • , O. N. LULL, Siipt* I’ailwtol Cbambcrsburg,. I f Juno 23. 1857.—8 t J . ' farmers Save Money. for 1857, is now ready ojkl on hand YOU will save money nml labor and avoid Injuring your horses by purchasing tho SolMlakof. ftemcmhcr how many good'horsei had their necks milled by working in Mowing Heaping machines \vilh a side draft. Wo Ihink, .wo can Satisfy yon, that, {ho Solf-llaker Is by flir (h'o best Uiathlbe /n use; having moro valuu blo IjfjpVoremonfs than can bo claimed by anjr othbr.lt positively id easy work lor iwo horses lo.oporuto it; and I'cmbmbur how much It sates by raking tbo grain ready for binding. This saves (wo men each day. Machines, that a t'naii has (6 fldo'ondo dp tho jaking, nro dange’rohi, und Is tho lianlest work et*cr donh by man,, (j/lo man can lake tho Alkins SelMlakcf, and u'td/i'o cut ami rako"l2 to 15 dayj Tht'fo Is no hard about it. It cuts gtas3 uncom monly tfeli and very I’dpidly, and lias no' equal as a combined machine. Soiuo bad mafchlnes Were put out last season thrbugli bud fm\nnfl[e fyentthat did not work well; but tho Atkins Ilpaper always rfofks satisfactorily wfteti iliey ato \v«U built ami properly put togethet. All tho. machines for tho season are good ami in perfect Tills’celebrated ami flncqualed grain and grass cutter. Ima beou awarded more premiums limn any oth6r ninohlno in' existence. Over IGU.lJist protubihji In tivo yeats. Gold Medals, Silver Medals, Sllver-Cypsand Money premiums.' The facts are soU-ovldeut that tar. iners will ilpd it much to their fiperost (a pur <jhtti'o tb'o Atkins SolMlnkor., Order early and call and sue tho machines.' ramphleta or re commendation furnished to tlios'y who desire,' H. l; mnuatouittu, cnriuie. i»«. ‘ * ,V T. MIV PATTERSON', * Gtfqcfal .dgeu/, liurrtjbnre. Juno 4, m7-2m * b UOUBLK-ENTUY BOOlv-KCEPiNtI, Penmanship AND STY LOCK APlllO-CAIID MAKKINU CM. IiUjGKT,' respectfully informs tUo cl. • Uzmißor Oils place and vlcluitv, dial ho will glvo Instruct lona to suchlauHcs, (lent lemon aiul Youths, us chooao to •patruwlT.o him in tho nhovo branches, nt his llooms, Noilli Hanover Street, over .1. D. Uulhort'a (iroeeiy Store, Hooks examined, Posted ami Balanced, Com plicated Knlrloa adjusted, ami advice given (in necounta) at nil hours. Private lessons given to Ladles nt their resi dences if desired. Visiting Cards, tut A fancy Writing, promptly cxeculed in every stylo and in tlio neatest iminiior, to order. Stylos’ Points for sale. Terms made known at the lloonis.-r- Please call and examlnu specimens of penman-* ship and’Cards.' Juno fie, iyr>7—tf SAW AIILIo I SUSU'XNJ) VQOH I'JICTOIiY, ' /TlllHfcuhscrlbers haring purchased IJioSmr -- l, dM of, Kberly & Wiley, fit Meolumfcahergi ! Onmhorhimi comity, hare made arrangement* 1 -by which they can, at short till an orders. They will keep constantly On handworked hoards 1 tor flooring and Wvattiprboardlng', and nfso ’nmko to order Sash, Door Pnmios, Doors, &c.* and fIU Work reanlred | o p house bulldlpg. Our arrangements nnd faollßlcrf are such that will enable ns to furrtlah everything in our.Unq I favorable terms us <ian ho got at tho tivor-Qr at l/iinisl/iiru. All work warranted to bo whal if l ls represented. Thankful for pant luvors, wo respoOlfiilly solicit a continuance of tho aamo. SEim.r.. EBKIILY Ik HAVEKSTICK, Juno 4, 18&7—0u\
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