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s Elected to the XXXVHth Conjrtss.
’legation' from Pennsylvania in tho
igress will ;Btahil, from present ap
<, twenty. Bopublicans to five Dcmo
ich is a gain of two Democrats :
E. Lehman, D.
y Morris, 11.
V. Yerreo, 11,-.-
Kelley, B. :
is Davis, B.
'tnmn, B.
Cooler, D.
ovens, R.. .
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lair, R.
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t M’Knight, R.
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Babbitt, H.,
PfvANK” for xiiEin Platform.
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fioh Senator Wilson, was one of
i, the following clause was adiled
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i, resistance to tyrants is obodi
therefore—-Resolved, That it is
duty of the slave's to resist their
it is the and duty of the
North to incite slaves to rests
aid,them in.it.” , ,
..wit—Frederick Cooper, the well
lopular landlord of the Hod Lion
inoaetor, died Very suddenly pn
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Listen -to .llie Words of a. Patriot.
:: The following i s an extract from the fure
wcll address ef Andrew Jackson, They are
words ftHyspokcn, and worthy the considera
tion of every citizen at the present time.—
Item! them, reflect on them, and then ask
yourselves whether they are not the words of
wisdom and truth: ■ .
I ll© citizens of every State should studious
onsly avoid, every, thing calculated to wound
the sensibility or offend the just prido of the"
people of other States; and they should frown
upon any proceedings within therf own bor-,
ders likely to disturb the trdnquility of tlioir
political brethren in other portions of the Un
lon. In a country so extensive as the Uni
ted States, and with pursuits so varied, the
internal regulations of the several States must
frequently differ from one another in imnor
tunt particulars; and this difference is una
voidably increased by the varying principles
upcm.whicli tliQ American colonies wore oritr
inully principles which Imd'takena
.deep,root in -their; social relations before the
Revulutpin, aud of nccessify,,irifluencing their
polity since they .became free and independ
ent Statps: _ But each State has the unques
tionable right to regulate its own intcrnalcon
mv'l' P lwL ™re ! and while
t .does, not interfere with the rights’ of the
people of ether States or the rights of the Un
ion, every State must be solo judge of the
measures proper to their happiness; and all
efforts on the part of the people of other States
to cast odium Upon their institutions, and all
measures calculated-.to. disturb their ri-dits
of Property or to put in jeopardy their peace
and internal tranquility, are in, direct opposb
t.on to the spirit in which the Union wnsform
ed, and must endanger its safety. Motives of.
ph 1 lanthrophym ay leas signed for this niltear
ranlable interference; amt such men map per
suade themselves for ai moment that they are lu
the i ig/its of the human'race; but every oh
upon sober refection, will see that nothing but
m i sehief can come f ’•am their improper assaults
upon the feelings and rights of others Rest
assured, that the men foundbusyinthisworl
of discord are not worthy of your confidence
and deserve youroronrfest reprobation:. ’ ■
Gen. Foster at Home.
The lion. Henry 1). Foster, Into Deiuocratio
candidate for Governor, reached his home in
Groensburg, on Wednesday last, and was met
at the Depot by an - immense crowd of his fel
low-citizens, with/ii band of music, and es
corted to his residence, whdre he was wel
comed by Gen. Win, A. Stokes, in an eloquent
and cordial speech. Gen. Foster was loudly
cheered, and responded briefly as follows :
• ■GcU Slakes amt my Mendslt is im'hos
whieh T r fee.°f deep gratitude
wh th I fool for all your kindness. lam de
feated, but, I trust, not disgraced. I come
; among you again to live in peace, and I hope
to show in the future, as in the past, niv al
legiance to the Democratic party, and my
warm sympathy for my friends. During the
whole contest just ended, I have assailed no
man by word or act. X have neither said nor
done anything which I: regret, and I 'hope
nothing for which my friends need blusli
firmly standing on Democratic truth, I glad
ly resume my place in the ranks of the party
ready to fight the common, enemies of tho
Constitution and tho country.
, Afopt, General Stokes, my heartfelt thanks
for the:too pattering terms ,in which you have
ox C,™ N ™d the feelings of our friends. -
Ine Greetisburg Democrat 'says • ' '
,an S“ a g° is adequate to express the en
c!H;r m 0 behalf bf our great
citizen ,la d distinguished friend. Successful
trJf a rs‘ *' Westmoreland will ever prove
w L/f ° nry ...Ho returns to us
nia pTI t to s Proaoh - tho Ba^rd ° f
Ohio Republican State
ticket is elected by 18,000 to 20,000 majority
The Congressmen probably stand eight Dem
ocrats to thirteen Republicans. - The Demo
crats gain a member in the IXth. XVth Anri
XVirth districts. . “
On the llth inst;, by the Rev.. A. 11.." w
Mr John Funk, to Miss Sabah A.Gxjz
both of Monroe township. ETZ ’
n ° n tbo.snrae day.by the same, Mr. John
Perry ReaPSONE >
'Ving township, on the 12th inst.,
.T". 05 \ AS r Ee( l-r (formerly County Troas
uror,) aged 87. yearsarid some months; ■
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n- %ttlo,Crcek, Mich., Dec. 21..1858 -
Pn°FV Wood * ; Tlico’wilt please accept a lino to
inform thee that tho : hair on my head nil foil off
over twepty yoiift ago, caubod by 'a complicated
an cruptiolrontho i
bead. A continnal course of suffering through life 1
haying rhducodjmo ,to a state of dependence, I have I
not been nbWrte obtain stuff for caps, neither have
I becn.nblo up,-in consequence of which
my.bead has extremely from cold. This
induced me to:pay Briggs <t Hedges alinost the last
cent f had on .earth for a two dollar bottle of thv
Hair Restorative about the -Ist bf-Augiist Inst. I
have faithfully followed the diroctious, and the bald
spot is now covered with hair tbiek*and black,
though short, it is also coming, in all over my head
booling confident that another largo bottle will re
store it entirely and permanently, I feel anxious to
persevere 111 its use, and being destitute of means to
'purchase any inure, I would ask thee if thee wouldst
not bo, pulling to send mo'an order on thine agents
for n bottle, and receive to thyself the Scripture de
claration—“the reward is to those that are kind to
the widow and the fatherless.”
Thy friend, SUSANNAH KIRBY.
' Hgpnior, Noble 00., Indiana, >eb. 5, 1869.'
o. J, .Wood: Dear Sirln the latter part
of the year 1852, .while attending the State hud Na
tional Law School of the State of Now York, my
nair, from a cause unknown to me, commenced'
tailing off very rapidly, so that in the short space
o six mouths, the whole upper part of my scalp
was- entirely bereft of its covering, and much of the
remaining portion upon the side and back part of
"mi IL>; . , Portly after became gray, so that you
will not when I toll you that upon iny
o urn to tho State of Indiana, my more casual ac
quaintances wore not so much at a loss to discover
m cause of tho change in my appearance, ns my
uTaH 10 " 111 * . act l ua * n * :anoos were to recognize me
lat oncc mado application to tho most skilful
physicians m tho country, but, receiving no assur
. Co ,. l^( iP l U loni that ,my hair could again bo re
oro(, i Avna forced to become reconciled to my
•/or*. 1 , 1 ? r^nna tely, in. the latter part of tlio year
100/, Restorative was recommended to mo by
a druggist,; as being the most reliable Hair llcstor
ativo in use. I tried one :bottlo, and found to my
grcat.aatisfaotjqn that it was producing the desired
iiect.- bmeo that time I'have usud seven dollars’
wor of your Kpstorativo, and as a result, havo a
hiiy - black hair which np money can
.Mn S - a k of m;>r gratitude foe your labor and
f tbo production of so wonderful .in nrliclo, I
’ . rpoommondqd its uso- to many of my friends
S'lf'?*- 11 ?! 1 , 3 ’ ," bo ' l am happy to inform you,
- - Sto With like effect. Very respectfully
yours, . A. M. LATTA,
■ n , ~, Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Depot, 414 Broadway, anil sold by all ddulors
throughout tbo world
J’ho Restorative is put up in bottles of three si
ao , vm. urge, medium, and small: tbo small bolds
rO r t ? US f ° r on ° d0ll “ r P° r botllU <' Ul “
J?° Ids at loaat,twenty percent. more in pro-
P aa» i.^ a i n B mall, retails for two dollars per
ar 3° holds ft quart, 40,p0r cent, more in
cF t \vArtr? f o^**8 for throe dollars per bottle.
IfnwVai * C0.,-Proprietors,- 444 Broadway,
AnJ° r fe ? nd ? W Market Street, St, Louis, Mo.
Doalorg good Druggist* and Fancy Goods
OoL 18,-1860—3m. • 1
I f)RDEIt }fo. 2.
| ” A TIE NT! ON,
& FinST RJEOIMENT or, i
a Cumberland Volunteers! |
Companies, composing tho First Regipient,
First'Brigade; 15th 'Division, of Pennsylvania Uni
formed prill assemble at Newvillo, on Fri
day* tho 26th of October, at 10 o’clock,-A, M., for
inspoottob. Liqut. Col. Shrivorwill take command.
By order of 1 WAI. M. PENROSE,
Colonel. Com .
\Vm. D. Haldeiit, Adjutant.
Carlisle, Pot. 11, 1880. ,
TVTOTIOE is hereby given,’ that Letters' of
-h ’ Administration on the estate of Samuel Smith
late' of South Middleton township,: deceased, have
been granted by the Register of, said county, to the
subscriber residing in the'same township.' All pof
.86ns, having claims against said estate will please
present them, and those indebted will make payment
'■ GXiEIH, Adminiitraiort
September 27, "
20n t ™ D fW of B * zos > ■'varran-
U VM‘ d ?f tbo bost quality, just rccoikod at' lT
pdXtpD 0. V f .
Man* 8,-IBS "
. - • It■, J’>;■?•.' J’nitADELrnrA, Odt’r 18. , ■
iLOCB And Meat..—Flonr cqntimics exlrcmcly
quiot—tho demand , boing limited both ..for export
'V,, , h °T w,llsun >ption, but there, appears notlispo-
Bition to aompt lower , figures, on the contrary on
advance of 12J ots is tlomandod. Tho sales are
mostly confine,d. to tho wants'of tbo retailors and
MiilJSjnio for super/iiio- so,oo@
$0,12 for extras, and $8,75@57 for extra family and
1“? Z, t^T?S rd j n S, finality. Rye Flour is
rv™ xf ? h n d fir “ l, y at Pcnnsylvvnio
»£«“? 4 $3,50 per barrel, and Brandy-
A n^t*A ! '; 7 A rhor? , ifl o liE,lt s npply. of Wheat and
a limited demand. Sales of 4000 bushels prime
whTto si 2 5,’; at SKi.V aud
, Ryo 18 wanted nt 80 cents.— ■
Oats are «loid W u'!’” 8 , of E ° 0(1 y«M«w at U dents.
Cento and W, h “ 108 °/ |)rimo Delaware at 35
cents, and Pennsylvania at 35 cento. Now York*
peTbushel • ° aaa Bari °y Malt at 85 cents :
. Clovetiseed is in demand, atss 76 nor 04 lbs
tfhln-a^ 84 -''. B^ 0 ' 8 0t Dophsylvaniii at
at 2li cento. ’ ! 22 eoats ’. “d Drudge
CARLISLE MARKET.—October 1G
Corrected Weekly hy ■ Woodward d Schmidt
Fr,oun, Snporßao, per bbl., «r, or;
jQ.’> Extra, , do., 660
do., , Family, do,, ... K
do.,
MlnTcWllKAT.pcrlmabd, • T3O
: t,
COHN, do., VI
Oats, d o.j
BATU.KV,- V do.,
SiMiLvo Baiu.ky, . . do.,
Clovesseed, do., V
Timothyseet), do.,
Card.
T)K T. C. ‘STEVENSON--has removed to
u, ?"!'"" 30 recently occupied-Jiy Richard Par-
Uigh Btwet 1 Jro ° ‘ °' >rS Wu3t of Qluse’ Hotel, West
Carlisle, Sept. 18, 1800— 3 m
A CARD.
An Appeal fro,,i the Cdtholies of Carlisle to
Me thurify of their Fclloic-Ciilzcns.
public nro already aware of the dc
“traction of oiir church :by flic a ~.,1,,,,,!,
which falls heavily upon us, f ro m the fact that the
c ngregntioii is very small and very poor. Their
total inahibty to rebuild has compelled them to
adopt this method of exciting the sympathy of the
coramumty, and of soliciting the charitable aid of
fhrvnnt ° VOlUllt ““r humano > in return for which the
inf prft ycrs of a poor, distressed congregation
shall he offered to the Almighty. Any oentrihu!
lions made for our relief will ho.thanltfullv received'
y the Rev, Edward McKee, Pastor, Rev. I>. Malierl
,CuriiBlo SbUrg ’ CUPt ' L ° nS ’ ° r Mr ‘ Ju,m tlillcn, of
N- ’ in connection with many of
nis Aathoho associates of Carlisle, respectfully’ re-
CdftorB 0f tho
■Baltimore Jf/mm, Baltimore; Freeman'. J,,,,,-
not, Eew Auric; Boston Pilot, Boston; Catholic
Hcruld i 0 1 tailor, Philadelphia. • •
Carlisle, Qct. IS, 1860. ~
Notice.
T OTTERS of Adminwtrttticn ou the estate'
J-iof Ictor Sidle, Into,of Upper Allen township
dooensed,. have been granted by the. Register of
Cumberland county to the subscriber residing In the
same township. All persons indebted to said estate'
fequested to mako .immediate payment,!
r.n“r: aV? -l A te.?S®
, Octohcr 18, ISCO-0W SII I ' E ’ '
T,lli Oiily Preparation
That has Stood t\ie. Test of Tears, and Grows
More and More Popular '
, Every Day 1
.A ND te at i mo „i , gj new , ) an d almost without
Srf b 0r ' n lg ,t , b ° glvcn from ludics W gen
tlemen from all grades of aooioty, whose united tea
tho Jouih t 0 ‘•Hits'
Notice.
. Notice.
T ETTEBS ofadministration oni the estate
of Evb Irvine, Into of Silver Spring townshin
dop d., have boon granted by tho.Rogister of Cum
berland oounty to tho’aubaoribor residlngin tho‘
samo township. All ’parentis-indebted to lumid es
tate are required to make ‘ itnmodiato payment, and'
those having claims to present theta for settlement
*»• , I ' ANDREW IRyiNE,AdmV. d
Oct 4, 1800—01* ' I.' ’*
■ CARD. .... i
HERMAN being about to snend-n few
-LS months in the East, has associated himself
with Dr. A; W, Nichols, formerly of Buffalo N Y
whom, ho" takes pleasure, in recommending’ to' his
patrons and friends in Carlisle and vicinity ‘'diirhnrl
his absence.
N. B. Office two doors above'Martin's riotcl
Carlisle, lBo p ■ . ■' • ’ •
' JAC St JACKS'! ‘
T?f<.T 8 -fr Cri !! Cr^T. in ***** hief^piendid
JACKS for the full season, nb hikatnhl.. i„
Uiekinsdn township. Farmers look to'your inte
rest, Terms moderate, '
.' PETER PEPPER. i
September 2f, 1800—lm
THE public : are. hproby cautioned not’ to
trust or, harbor my wife, Elizabeth, on mv no :
count, abo lowing loft my bed nml board without
juit cause or provocation., ,I am determined to nay,
no debts of bor contracting, cither for herself br tbo
two children eho has taken away with lior. . *
* r " ' ABRAHAM GROVE
Nowton township, Sept; 20, 1800~0t ■ ~
The Best; Chance for
'GOOD' BARGAijVS* '
PHILIP ARNOLD is still in his old stand
* two doors north of thotfcarlislo Deposit Bank’
Hanover street,' where ho would bo happy to have
all those ... scroll.of good Goods, and Very cheap
to call and examine hn. extensive stookfliavinc lust
re urnod from the eastern cities, wlicro ho selected
w.lh groat caro,- a full and -general assortment of
Dry Hoods, consisting ... part of Merinos,
Silk*, Pliiju & Fancy, ‘ ,
*’ • ‘ Valoiicihs,. „ ' 1
, Casliinorcp, •' *
Ail Wool Delaines,
- ••' •••■• * .. ..Oumnnlioa, &a., Acj
anil n variety of now.fltylorDrcsa Gouda > I
• SHAWLS! SHAWLS!! I
5.00
2.00
variety ™ bu V Stl -' na ' Blankbt'Slia'wls j,
.Fancy colors ami Black Cloth Mantles ofthoverv
Jatest stylos and at all priccs.; Plain anil Fancy la
dies Cloth expressly for 1 Alan this. Also a well so
Iceted stock ot White Goods, English and American
I nuts,, Ginghams, Shootings, Hosiery, Gloves
■trimmings, and'* a complete stock of. Cloths, Cassi
meres anti Vestings. , ■ v - f
Carpetings, Carpoiiiigs.. :
Ply- Ingrain and' Eag
Caipots, which m-quantity, and quality cannot ho
surpassed, till of which I will soil very cheap Also
/. .■ FURS, FURS,' FURS, : ,
in grbnt quantity and very cheap. Mirrors of ul
Sl^ 8 at the lowest prices., • -
Thankful for past patrohugo, I solicit all to call
oud examine my largo and extensive 1 stock, fociin«
assured I can soil goods utsilob priced as will satis"
fyeiory one, that it is to their interest to biirofiuo.
PiIII,3(t>URN'OLD.
Valuable Heal
TIIIE subsci'ibor'Vill ofrer at Private Sale,'
* a valuable Farm situated in South Middleton
township, aiiout 10 miles'/romCarliall, uoar Wolfs
Tavern and on tlio Baltimore Turupi&o, containing
October 11,. 180 Q.
. i 40' Acres,less.
_ About two-lhinls of and in a
liiKh state limed twice
rtin °i ft - uev cr.fttiH<ig Spring at,
-4(y r > :of applii
trees.":. :, /
I Tllia would bo an excellent opportunity for an en
ergetic man to make limsclfa vnluotV-homo
Iu ■ 0l !1? ns Wl ?bing to view the property, can do so
I by calling on S. tbo promises.
■ For terms andotber.infofmationapply ( 0 thosub-
I senbor, residing Si miles oast of Carlisle on tbo I
Cumberland-Valley Railroad. .' on ‘ ta °l
„ DAVID MILLER, Ju. I
I October 11, ISBo—fit I
JUST Axl>“ foij' SATC~ “
°f ‘ho cheapest and bestselected- stocks of
Dry q„ods ever opened in Carlisle, Pa., is now in
tho room of A. W, JSontz, consisting in of
SILK ROBES, FANCY AND PLAIN,
Silks, Figured Merinos, Cashmeres, all wool De
lates, and,every style of Dross (foods seen in- the
eastern markets. , - . I
CLOTH MANTLES,
5S' ; “ d B , tri P°® of OTOr y stylo. My stock of
.Mantles is acknowledged to bo tbo most complete I
c\ of opened in fbis place. - , ,
lV;k» 1 ,
[ WHITE GOODS,. • ;
New l Ynrh from ; tho , in Pbiiidolphiannd
T i h ? d -“ f mo >t less tln,n usual re-
E I rW ? V 1 I ; a '’ o ,udhl , H branch,■ Linens, Laoes,
helm r ’ Can “J Jri 03. Brilliants, Nainsooks, Jaco-1
but aA ox'oIl« n M t“ U Musli “ s > &a -> '‘ll of wbioh I ask
nut un examination. I
ni,sn l7li!i r ? of Sable, Siberian Squirrel,'Ger
man,_ritih, Lustre do., Stono Martin i and Silver
sde t 1 aV '° nt lUaSt 200 Sotts ’ oat °f wbigh all can
DOMESTICS.
Musßns, American French aiid English -prints, all
of the best manufacture and colors, Lancaster,
?” d Manchester Ginghams; Flannels,
Blankets, and everything usually found In. a well
regulated dry goods store. , , ■ ■
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.'
S otton and Linen Hose'for children.
Si fri"? 1 ?' Kid -' Kid I’iaisb,Silk, Lisle
thread and Cloth Gauntlets for ladies, Kid, Lisle
1 bread and genuine Buck Glovcs.for Gents. ..
men’s wear! /•'’ ( ‘
Cn f. s ’ n >orl-h, Vcstin K s and Shawls. There is
""If”' 1 ' 3 SKQ . ofPhilddoliibia, wburogontlemon
can bo fitted out in better styles or quality of. cloth
and at ns low rates ns in my store. Call and ape
tbo now stylos of Fanny Cassimors, acknowledged
| by the gentlemen of this place to be tbo prettiest
and beet over brought from tbo.Eustern markets. I
. CARPETS A OIL CLOTHS.
Superfine two and three-Ply, Brussels and Velvet
Carpels, of all sizes apd figures and extremely low
prices, one, one and a quarter, one and a half, two
abd throe yards wide. Oil Cloth of the very boat ar
square n yard. d at - tU ° '’° ry I °" r prico offi % o<=“ts I>er
Waving enlarged my room and added'every oon
voii’onoo and comfort for customers, I invito all to
call and oxammoa slock ofgoods purchased for oosii
and soo why jt is that A. W, Bents can soil bis goods
at such scry low rates. It is to the interest of ail
iri»n “r m “° od . of . Di Y Uoo <' s to give our stock an
customers* “°“° ia to “ oU ch ' )a I ,:a “J please my
„ A. IV. BENTZ, S. Hanover at.,'
Nearly opposite the P. 0., Carlisle, Pa;
L’" Notice.
ETTERS,of administration on the estate
lislo iSte* S ' ? gc ' lato of tho boro »S b °f Oar
lislo, doe d., have . boon issued by tho Register of
SS." d ,' C t * le subscriber Sog in
.ire ™ V,l . AI J porsons indebted to said estate
(hn. r °i dU °- S od ,tP niako immediate payment, and
those haying claims foprosbnt thorn for settlement
4 Soph 27, 1860—flt PETER I '' EC®, ArfmV.
Faim al Private Sale. ,
T'ibrm'of °® )rs afc private sale his
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, '
in SoutU MiWl«ton township
,"r“ r ? M,l1 > on th ? ™ad loading from Car
lisjo to i Otorsbprg, all of which ia oloarod'and un
cuUivlll>( >n, .having boon recently wbil
limod and manured. Xfibimjirovcmciits aro a noir
TWO STORY BIUCK HOUSE,
NEW BANK BARN, HO« PEN,
and'other necessary outbuildings. There is a well
of good water at the door of the dwelling, and also
a convenient cistern. Thera fs ayoung Apple Or
chard on the premises, an da variety of other fruit
trees.. J?p|r terras, and partloplaps, q*Ji on the,nn-
residing oh the promises. , .
oct,i, mo—a J.o. Kzmy: |
Caution.
mantles,
p„ < " rha V V °. ty 1 . P a \ mn excepting Justices of the
nrnrt’ BllaU l laU llola any office or appointment if
proht or trust under the United States, or Of this
otntOj.or a City or Incorporated Districts whether n
| ““'missmutnl officer- or otherwise, who is or ahull ho
- employed under the Legislative, Executive or Ju
diciary Department of this State, or of the United
, Mates, or of any Incorporated District, and also,
that every member of Congress, and of, the State
Legislature, and of the Select or Common Council
D or Coinraissioner of any Incorporated
District is hy law moapablq.of hoidingor oxorois
tnmn ! tl “®’' ? Dio ° or appointment of Judge
in ?a ' 0 . r .? ,0 / k of ,u,y election of this Common
wealth, and that no Judge, Inspector or other offi-
Tolcitn" CCCtI ° U shaU bo cicgiWo to ho then
And the said Act of Assembly, entitled "An Act I
rolva’Vs-in ' ° f thi ?, Conlmon wealth,'’passed
Ja ! y ,‘ lurther provides, ns follows, to wit :
Ihat the Inspector and Judges shall moot at
tho-respective places appointed for holding tho oldo
, °n m the District to winch they respectively ho
m o'clock tl, ° niorning of tho 2(1
-Tuesday of October, and each of said Inspectors
shall appoint.one Clerk, who shall bo a qualified
voter ol such District. , 1
"In case tho person who shall have received the
second highest number of votes for Inspector, shall I
not ttttond.oa tho day of election, then the person
who shall have received tho second highest number
ot votes for Judge at tho next preceding election,
shall net as Inspector in his place. And in case
tho person who has received tho highest number of
inspector shall not attend, tho person
elected Judge shall appoint an Inspector in his
place, and in case, tho person elected Judge shall
not attend, then tho Inspector who received tho
highest number of votes shall appoint a Judge in
his place; and if any vacancy shall continue in tho
board for the space of one hour after tho time fixed
by law tor the opening of tho election, tho qualified
voters of the township, ward or district for which
such officer shall have been elected, present at the
time of election, shall elect one of their number to
fill tho vacancy,”
Pariicular attention is directed to tho Act of As-
P nB3 ed the 27th day of February, 1839, on
titlod An Act relative to voting at Elections in
Uio counties of Adams, Dauphin, York, Lancaster,
I ranklm, Cumberland, Bradford, Centro, Groom
and Eric," viz: ' *
_"S6p. l. Bo it enacted by tho Senate and House
of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pomi- i
sylvama in General Assembly mot. and it is hereby i
enacted hy the authority of tho - same—that it shall
be lawful fpr‘ho qmjßfiod voters of tho counties of
Adams, Dauphm, toaster, York, Franklin, Cum
berland, Bedford, Centre, Green, and Erie, from and
after tho passage of this Act, to vote for all candi
dates for tho various offices to bo filled at any elec
tion on one slip or ticket: Provided; tho ofiico for
which ovory candidate is voted for, shall bo desig
nated as required by the existing laws of tho Com
monwealth.
“ Sec. 2, That any fraud committed by any per
son voting in the manner above proscribed, shall be i
punished as similar frauds a’ro directed to bo imn T i
ishpd by the existing laws of tho Commonwealth."
for the information of tho olootors of Cumber
land county, I publish tho following, being tho 4th
section of tho Act of tho General Assembly of tho
session qf .1851, entitled "An Act to provide for tho
Election of Judges of this several Courts of this
DistrTcts " CllU l ’ and t 0 rogulato ' “rtota Judicial
. “See. 4. That the election for Judges shall bo
hold and conducted in tho several election districts
m tho same manner in all respects as elections for
llcpresoutativos arc or shall ho conducted, and by
tho same Judges, Inspectors, and officers, and tho
F-ifa'T/ 18 "/ tho , Aot of General Assembly, on
titlqd An Act relating to tho elections of this Com 1 -
monwealth, approved tho 2d day of July, 1849, and
its several supplements, and all other like laws as
, r [iV , same shall ho in force aPJ applicable,
shall bo. deemed and taken to tho election Of Judges:
1 rovided. That tho aforesaid electors shall vote for
Judges of tho Supreme Court on a separate piobo of'
paper, and for ail other Judges 'required to bo
loarnod in tho law on another separate nieOo of na-
Por._ '
ECUS,
. It shall bo .the duty of tho several Assessors, re
spectively, to attend at tho place of holding every
General, Special or Township election, during tho
whole time said election ©p fetofc open, for tho
pose of givingi Information 1 tho 'lnspectors and
Judge, when called on, in sroation to tho right of
any person assessed by them to vote ot such ©lec
tion, and on such other matters in relation
assessment of rotors, ns tho said Inspectors, or cith
er of them shall from time to tirao require.
“No. person shall-bo permitted to vote at any
election, as aforesaid, other than, a white freeman of
tho ago of tWonty-ono years dr more, who shall have
I resided in the State at-least one year, and in tho
[election district where ho offers to vote, at least ten
days immediately preceding such election, and
within,two years paid a State ond county tax
which shall have been assessed at least ten days be
fore the election. Buta citizen of tho United States
who has previously boon a qualified rotor of this
• k Jm ■. removcd herefrom and returned, and
who shall have resided in thb oTeotion district and ,
trfxes a* aforesaid, shall be entitled to vot* af-
PROCLAMATiojf-GEJfEKAI,
ELEOTIOIT.
in and by an Act ,of the
_ ” f Qonorol Assembly of tbo Commonwealth of
I J cnnsylvanin, entitled "An Act relating to tbo
elections of this Commonwealth,'.’ passed on tbo 3d
day of July, Anno Domini, 1839, it is made tbo du
ty. of.tba Sheriff of ovory County, within this Com
monwoaith, to giro public .notice of tbo OcucTral
J ialootipns, and in.such notice to onumorato—
■ Ist* The, Officers to bfc elected.
I 2d. Designating the places at which tho election
is to bo holtl. Therefore,- -
T/KOBEUT High'Sheriff of tho
county of Cumberland, do hereby inako known and
givo this, public notice to tbo Electors of the County
of Cumberland,' that on TUESDAY, tbo oth day of
.iL ira “''-Election will bo bold at tbo
CWvii T" E' 3 . l ™' l * established by law in aaid
County, at winch time- they will vote by ballet for
• TWENTY-SEVEN ELECTORS. • . I
I couiUy a3*fuUoivB:° Ila ; V * U h “ W «“
The election in the election district composed of
the iiormtgh of Carlisle uml tbo townships of North
I Middleton, South' Middleton, Lower Dickinson nml
: Lower Prankford. will bo hold at the Court Hou o
111 tbo borough of Carlisle. us0 ’
T Tllo ct ' o '> in tbo election district composed of
Lower West Pounsboroiigh township, will bo bold
at the North School House, in Plaiiincld.
dilro CO - t10 ” t!l ? . olootio " district composed of
Pm ? S| ’ n "S township, will be bold at tho public
township. JaU ° b °“ 3 ‘ ot ' 1U “oguestowu, iu said
Ibo election in tbo oleetion district composed of
• Hampden township, will bo hold at tho public
tlmn»hb"" 01 - y - oeCUriUd ,>y Itonry Bl ®toue, in .said
election in tbo election district composed of
the township ol Upper Allen, will bo held at tho
pub ho bouse of John bloyd, in Sbepherdstown.
Mliidl 0 . 1011 . t!l “ Ul0l:ti0n ,listriot composed of -
1 Selmol Hoimm “ hll ’' b °' beM j
Tho. election in tbo oleetion district composed of I
tho township of Lower Allen, will bo held at the ]
shop of Jonas Hmichbarger, on Slate i
Tho.dcotion in the election district composed of
Lust Pounsborough township, will bo bcliTat tlio
-«*-
.r?S?r5 -%?£&££
; u ‘ Boh1 ’ iu tho
riio electioni in tho election district composed of
the borough of Mochauicsburg, will bo held,ut tho
ptibhc lipuso pi Jos. A. Jloloy, in said borough.
Iho election ip tho election district composed of
Monroe township, will bo hol'd at tho public house
Churehtowii, in said town-
Xhc election in tho election district composed of
Upper Dickinson township, will bo held nt tho
house now occupied, by Jacob .Rodscokor, in said
township... ,■ ■ ’ °
The election in the election district composed of
the borough of Nowvillo and townships of Mifflin
Upper Irankford, Upper West Pennsborough and
North Newton, wiU be hold at tho public School
Douse in the borough of Nowvillo..
The election in tho clcction.distriet composed of
i Hopewell township, will bo held at tho School
dlouso in Newbnrg, in said township.
Tho election in tho ohiotioh district eolriposed of
the borough of Shipponsbnrg, Sbipponsburg town
ship, and that part of Southampton not included in
the Ijooshurg.election district, will bo hold at tho
Council House, in tho borough of Shipponsbnrg.
And in and by.ari npt of the General Assembly
ot this Commonwealth, passed tho 2d July, 1839 it
is thus, provided: ‘‘That tho qualified electors’of
parts ol Newton and Southampton township, in tho
County of Cumberland, bounded by the following
Iffles and distances, viz: Beginning at tho Adams
county lino, thonco. along tho lino dividin'' tho
townships, of Dickinson and Newton to tho turnpike
road, thonco along said turnpike to Centro’ School
Douse, on said turnpike, in Southampton township,
thonco to a point on'tho.Walnut Bottom Road at
itoybucke, including Royhuck’s:farm, thonco in a
straight lino to tho saw mill of tho heirs of George
Clover, thence along Krysbor’s run to the Adams
county lino, thenoo along tho lino.of Adam's county
to the place of beginning, ho an.d tho same is hereby
•declared a new rtnd separate election district, tho
election to bo held at tho public bouse formerly oc
toivuabip',,Wm; Muxwcll ’ in Lco3,Jur S. Southamptoji
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
month,: Provided,
Stam# ,l ra6mm ' «««“»• of tho United
election district ton days, as aforeS n/ . 0
tiUed to vote, althou/u%h,fZu nk have pajj l
“No person shall bo permitted to vote whoso
name is not contained in the list of taxable tofoin'
tauts furnished by. the Commissioners, unleo Fto
bo produces a receipt for the payment, within
fo th 8 ’ in ° r °°j“ ty OS3OBSC '> agreeably
to the Constitution, end giro satisfactory evidence
either on his own oath or affirmation, or on tbo oath
or affirmation of another-that ho. has paid such a
ta f| " r f“>l ur o to produce a receipt, shall raa Ko
oath to the payment thereof: Or, Second, if bo
claim a right to rote by being an elector between
the ages of 21 and 22 years, shall noposo on oath or
affirmation that lib has resided in the Stale at least
oco year next before his application, and make such
proof of residence in the District as is required hr
this Act, and that ho does verily believe from tbo
accounts given him that ho is of thb ago aforesaid,
and give Such other evidence ns is required by .this
Act; whereupon tho name of the person so adiuit
ted to vote shall bo inserted, in the alphabetical list,'
by the Inspectors, and a note made opposite thereto
by writing the word ‘tax,’if ho shall bo admitted to
iVbe , of * mv j"S l Jn id tax, or the word 'ago’
it bo shall bo admitted to voto by reason of aec and
out o to'L C Clork 0 - rC b 30,1 n f ,? l ' chvoto sba " boc “li»d I
Zm S? voLtwVbfblL mak01, ’“ liko
■ “In.all cases where filename of the person clai
ming to vote is not found on tho list furnished by the
commissioners orassossors, or his right to vbto wh o th“
or found thereon or not, is objected to by any nuali
lied citizen, it shall bo tho duty of the Inspectors to
examine such person oh oath ns to his qualifications
and if ho chains to have resided in tho Stale for one
° a ‘ b aba ' lb o™«ioient b p^^„°r n e“
ten wi m.,! 11 by at h:tsl one eompo
-tont witness, who shall bo a qualified elector, that ho
has resided within the district for more tiianton dnvs
next immcdmtoly preceding snob oloetion, and shall
also himself swear that bis bona fide residence, in
and B tbaM, ° f ,M S T'" 1 calli P g ’ is witllin Hie district,
V 1 ‘ bat 1,0 did not remove, in tho said district for
tho purpose of voting therein,' "
11 ? rsou qualified ns aforoshid, and who
shall make duo proof, if required, of his' residence
and peymont of taxes, ns aforesaid, shall bo admit
he shXt'ido (oW “ ahi P’'« di B Wet in which
“M any Parson ahnll prevent, of attempt to prevent
tb ° C ()etlon under this act from boldin
snob election, or use of threaten any violence to anv
such officer, or shall interrupt or impropcrlyfotcrfere '
attempt"^' bI t oek° X,;0 l , t t!on ? f bia duty, sbhfl block or'
attempt to block up tho window or avouuo to anv
’V n ' lo ' y wbo , ro , tho , same may be holding, oh shall
riotously disturb tho peace of said election, or shall
use °r .practice any intimidation, threats, force orvi
oleuoo with tho design to influence unduly or ovor-
P reVcnt bira f-om voting; or
to restrain the freedom of choice, such person on con
yictj£n fj 111 . 1 . 1,0 fine(l in an y Bum not exceedin'- five
bundled dollars, and to be imprisoned for a tiinonot
- an ," 110 °r more than twelve mouths, and if it
shall bo shewn to the. court where tbo trial of such
offence shall bo bad, that tbo person so offending
was not a. fosident of tho city, ward, district or towto
ab |P "’, ,olc f bo said offonoo was committed, and not
ont. lad to Veto therein, then, on tbo eon“. ! eUon bo
shall ho Sentenced to pay a flbo of not less than one
hundred nor more than oho thousand dollars, and
iLn n °Ue B' tIIUU SiS normoro
‘‘ lf nn y I’ofson or persons shall make any bet or
wager upon the result of any election within this
munmonweelth, or shall offer to mak> „ny such bet or
wa „or, cither by verbal proclamation thereto, or bv
toldi Wntt ° n ° r I ’ rintDa advertisement, cbnllengd ’or
mi .to any person or persons to make Such bet or wa
ger, upon conviction thereof, bo or they shall forfeit
end pay throe times tbo amount so offered to tbo bet,
j! ftn y Parson not by law qualified, shall fraud
ulently vote at an election in this commonwealth, or
being otherwise qualified, shall vote out of bis prop-
or if any person knowing the want of S
qualification, shall aid or procure such person to vote ’
the person, on conviction, shall bo fined in any sum
not exceeding two hundred, dollars, and be imp ™
"or/ 01 - auy ,crm llot exceeding throe ihonths. 1
il„„a f „r. y pora “, n ?b ? 11 voto at more’than one clco
oneednni C ’ ° r ° tb f' Vlao fraudulently votomoro than
once on the same day, or shall fraudulently fold and
deliver to tho Inspector two tickets together, with
niL'v t ° n i t ' , Cg , a yto voto ’ or advise and procure an
otber so to do, he or they sjiall, on conviction bo fined
l. Vn™ fifty "or more than five hnn
noAfore?! 8 ’ “T 1 b i a ’ m P r ' 80ncd hot less than throe,
nor uioic than twelve months.
Person not qualified to v.otein this common- ‘
cdtiVens^baU 1 ’ 15 ' ( excc P ttb asons of qualified'.
m. “I'aH appoaret any place of oloetion for the
purpose of issuing tickets or of influencin', tbo citi i
Ms qmliW to vole, lie shall, on conviction, forfeit
fnr? n F 7 any ," u "' not excec dhig one hundred dollars
form h T BUOh "? onc ,°> an>l to bb imprisoned for any
term not exceeding twelve months.”
Agreeably to tbo provisions of tho sixty first roc
tion ehJlh BCt ’’ “® v . cry Gcnoral and Special Elco
(nn b r ?Pen ° d bot '' , oen tbo hours of eight and
Retook fo°.l ono ™’ sba H - continue until seven
o dook in tho evening, when the polls shall bo clos-
isoMoTTrihn! 1 '? f r ? r!s J nns contained in the Vflth
I UntrZ n d 7 ,lffcr «•«' day of tho election"
DAY OTXT/ffi^dthStodo
and perform tho duties required bylaw of said judg-
I nl.lh ls „ * l l nt ' r . llcro a Jxdfio '>y sickness or nn'avoid
iudM« fi?n°n «“ t 0 attuntl such mooting of
f t g K 8 ’ * 7 410 ooff'lioato of return aforesaid shall
ho taken charge of by ono of.tho inspectors oTcierks
fo f rm o tho°dnr“ ° fBai '. l (I ; St 7 t - "-''o'sliiiU do and per
form tho dnt.es required of said judges unable to at-
0,1,1 Sottl ftt^Carlisle, -this
S berir B ome“S;^^S^^
Bfoticc.
rpilK copartnership heretofore existing un
... “ cr 410 ,mmo md firm of Churoh A Ehc?lv is
this day, by mutual consent, dissolved. y
Eherlv an 1 .? Vf 1 T CCOU ". fS ar ° in lho Imn(l s of C.
} “ n V D. F. Lee, who nro duly authorized to
collect and receipt for the same, and close" n the
business of tho firm. JNO. J). CHURCH
| C. EBERLY,, ’ '
1 U. F LEE
Now Cumberland, Sept. 1, 1800. ’ ■
orlfaml B b E. Loo. n ° SS L ° “ outi,ul(!(1 70. Eb-
« Police.
! T ETTERS o*f administration on tho estate
TT °, f Sonsouion, Into of Sivcr Spring town
ship, dec d., have been issued by tho Register of
Cuniborrhind county to the subscriber re skiing in
said township Ali'pcrsons indebted to said estate
MiL T 1- , *.° mnk “ immediate pay wont, and
those having claims to present them for settlement
40 . ' JOEL SENSEMAN,
h DANIEL SENSEMAN,"
Sept. 27, ISCO-CP .
Valuab o Heal Estate
at public sale
IN purauanee of tho last will of Johnston
oytlf if a n B , Ol J’ CC d ” I'' 0 wiU soll 00 Thursday, tho
I ® cto hor, on tho promises, one half mile
south of Contrevillo, Cumberland county, tho fol-
bod Man “ loa Pr <>P“riy, of said deo’d.,
t 13 } ACRES
i of first rate pine land, intovsporsbd with 'limestone
qtiamos, excel lent for lime or building purposes.
j-jfepriL . improvements aro a largo
ttifllTiUo BRICK EWELLIiYGHOITSE,
Eajf i*lßabout 50 by HO feof, two stones high,
in modern stylo, with largo
Kitchen attached, largo Rank Ram, Corn-oribs and
Wagon-lshod, in good order, and other, necessary
out-buildings, a well of good wafer, cistern at tho
door, «tc., <to. .About 95 acres of said tract is clear
and in a high stato' of cultivation, the balance in
excellent timber. Tho Yellow Rrocohos crook Hina
I along tho northern side of said farm,
| Tho location, improvements and quality of soil,
mako this one of (ho most dcsinfblo farms in Dick
inson township.
, Information in regard to tho above property can
bo bad by calling on any of the subscribers, rosid
ing-noar tho property, or by letter addrcaaod to
either at Dickinson P. 0., Cumb. county. Pa.
Terms will bo made know on day of sale, and made
easy to suit purchasers.
JOHN T. GREEN,
ADAM COOVER,
, , °f Johnston iriißamsoUy (he'd,
August 30, 1800. „ ’
REMOVAL
A J I ' ,?PONSLER has removed his office
nv , .? ow . houso °PP° B ‘to Glass’ hotel.
Carlialo, March 29, 1800—tf
?EABL S'tARCIL
A ..OO.boMe of superior Pearl Starch nowin store,
antt for sale a.t lowest city cash prices, cither whole
sale or retail, hy J. y;; jjjjy
April 19, 1860. ’ . ■
]V? TI 9J i .l hor v eby .? ive P> *° a U wfrsons ia-
JTJ.T the following Apcdnnfi bare been
filed in this office by the accountants therein named.
for oionunatioo, and will be'presented to .the Or-’ -
phans Court of . Cumberland comity, for confirma
tion and ,allowance, on Tuetday: the 23d -diwrbf
Oelobtr, A. SO, 1800, viz; ■ .: \
1. The accountofjacobHoons.gunrdmnofJohn
Erford,. minor bhild of: Jacob. Brford, late ef Bail
lounabora’ioiTtißhip, . v- f ’'' -
2. Tho account of Johd;EUi o tt, J ghardian of
Damoi E. Holms, amiuot'cbiid of John Holms, lata
of Cumberland coonty.dßo’d. r - j
,i‘, T !'"?. , ;f 01ln t °f Alii'ulid'th Claud/te jdcntor'o'f
the last Will and Testament Of. Johu AufSVcf
Dickinson township, dee’d; -• “TV
tnrhf M “ f AWol “‘'“ 6land>; tidmialeti»!-
dcc’d f M n C audy> lato of Dickinsontownih%
6. Second and final account of Bartfl Ddihtli’ --
Esq administrator of Abraham Seriki; lari if
Newton township, dco’d. - **7 , tf 1
7..-Guardianship account of Samuel W Shndk
guardian of the person and estate of Samuel J^J?'
V S°'mi mor of ® amuel Irvine, iiec'd.
8. The first account of Samuel W Novin It ■
| 9. Thejirst and partial account of Elizabeth
Herman, Manassah Herman, and Goo. T. B Hdr.
man, administrators of John Herman, lute of Sil
ver Spring township, dcoM. ' - l ■
!0. T lio account of John P. Rhoads, Esq., aS- '
ministrator of tho estate of Susanna High; lath of
Mifflin township, doo’d. .
.„%. 1 -\ Sc . COnd . a^ count of Jobn P- Ehoads, Esq., aj- '
ministrator of tho estate of Christopher Ad, lata of
Hopewell township, deo’d. - .
12. First account of John P. Rhoada. VddiidTs-
Ko!^
tator 3° ITT °- I f Ug . h Stowart > Esq., admlnie- ;
towusldp.decU 11 " 3 ' lat ° df S ° Uth MWdletdn
U. The first and filial account of A. t. Spoddlaifi
Eaq., administrator of Gilson 0. Knottlo Into of the
borough of Carlisle, dec'd. ' • * . -
t> •i.t /\ SAML - EMINCHiIIIj' Hegitftr,
Registers Office, Carlisle, Sept 22, ISCi),? ;. f ./
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS}]
W 1 * day received from frow York
and Philadelphia, our fall Block of Dry Gqodii
emnracmg every variety of dress goods for LaS’
Misses, Children, Men's and Boy's wear.' ‘-■ . *
j..J? AWIS > CWAHS,
Hosiery, * . '
drawer a, . .
lluop Skirts; ( .. ..
Undorvdsts; -v> • .
Kid Gloved . •
Embroideries, • *;. ■
Merino Sbirts,-
Gauntlets, ° :
Collars,
Cravats;
N otiohs of ali Kinds, ifon’s Shattls^Ao.
Wolf’s Celebrated Hanover Stick. Crfdvti.
Wp have made our noloctions of goods
boat importing and commission Housosiri Now YdrK
and Philadelphia, and tho public will find dll ofir
counters tho latest Paris and London Btyioa 'and'
NEW STOIIF ROOM d ‘ " moVod
W -,T. . ROOM, under Martin’s Hotel, where
we will bo pleased to meet our old customers arid
ns many now ones ns will favor us with a call.—
Our faculties far getting goods aro unsurpassed, and'
wo tool confident wo can give all satisfaction
CONSTANT ADDITIONS OF NEW
season. >f ILL BE MADE rmtoudii tub
■„ LEIDICn, SAWYER & MItLER.
September 21, 1800. . ■ ~7 V
Proclamation.
1 the lion. James 11. Graham, .
1 1 residuat Judge of tho several Courts-df
Common Plena of tho pountics of Cumberland, :Por--
r y»' Ul ' l •lunmtn, nnd Justioos of thb several* Courts.
; ol Oyer nnd Terminer nnd General Jail Delivery in,l
said counties, nnd Samuel Woodburn andMichnol
Cocldin, Judges of tho Courts of Over nnd Terrain
nor and General Snil Delivery for the trial of all'-
. capital and other offenders, in the said county of
1 SrSSW- by r ‘5 lr P rc6c P tB to mo directed, datedi*
5 Courfof n ay of , A^ U3 V lB6 ' ) ordered.tW ;
j Court of Oyer and Terminer and General-Jnil Do*-':
t h'ery to bo holdon at Carlisle,on the id Monday of.
> vembor . IS(, °. (being the I2th day,) at lOo’clock la' '
cnooil / to continue two weeks. ■/, . , =,..... •
nf^ 0T n ICE is hereby given to tha.Coroner, JuflUco*•:
Co nb *l nd . p. ol,Bfab!c3 of the said county of
?““b|J, rl "" d ’ t! ; 8t they nro by tho snid precept oom’-
mandod to bo then and there in their proper peri •
' Vlth their rolls, records, and inquisitions, ex,’-
animations, and all other remembrances, to do thnsd.
I ,!,!ll IS nTI" Ch * loir offices appertain to bo, don o,'
I and all those that are bound by rocogniioheesT ton •
fb o ?i°i- Ut *' a . 5' U T St ., tho Pffsooors that are or then-
I shall bo in the Jail of said county, nro to bo thereto
prosecute them as shall bo Just "
Carlido, B Q P r^^ ~
Farming Implement Depot!
If GAKDNER & CO. now manufacture
, and keep constantly FOR SALK, at their
extensive Steam Works on East Main st., Carlisle,is
largo assortment of Agricultural ImplomenS 'of,
”“ 1 . kn<, ’ v . l 'i ond approved usefulness, to Farmers!
among which they would call especial attention to*
WILLODOnBT’S OELEihiTED '
Patent Gum Spring Grain Drill, :
which has taken over fifty first class premium, at
State and County Fairs. To tho farmers .f Cum!
bcrland? York and Ferry counties wo neefUot speak,
in detail nttho merits of fins drill, as scores of them
am now in use on tho best farms in those ctmntios,'
Its reputation is established as the most complete
gram drill now manufactured in tho United States
It sows Wheat, Rye, Cats, Barley and Grass," orenlr
and.regular, without bupehiug tho seed, Tho mihL
springs pass the drill over stumps and stones, with--
out breaking pins or tho drill. For oven and reeo- ■
h.r sowing, tho Willoughby aun) Spring Drill is «»-•'.
equalled by any other. Wo aliid manufacture omT
sell the followjng articles, which irqeau recommend,,
to farmers; ns reliable miplmhcntf Of established*
Mm-naon'i Palcnt Corn Planter,'
Laati’t Pattnf'Straw and Fodder Gutter.
Bridcndulfs Patent Corn Shelter, '•
Johnston's Cast Iron Hogs' Trough,'
• JTarn's'Pvtpnt Cider Jim.
■ 1 l roc aml Four llorto FoworSehd Tbfoih. '
mg Machines, Oust Iron Field Rollers, Plough I
Castings pf yarious pafterns, Corn Crushers, and
othor nrtieles for farmers too numcrona to mention. J
Also, Egg Coal Stoves and toil plate Wood Stoves, ■
with an immense variety of other castings for house o
keepers and others. Wo have also an attractive
variety of patterns for . . .
IKON RAILINGS, ' ... , , h i,. J ?
and Comctery enclosures, to which we ironld sail
attention. >-' s
STEAM ENGINES ANi) MILL GBAEINO. ■ - ,
To this department of ouf •
ticular attention.. Our already, oxtonsirc stock of.
patterns for paper, dour and saw mill gearing:, I*
constantly increasing. Mill owroorsand millwright*
will ho furnished wittr a printed catalogue of o'Cup
various mill patterns on- application*, Ourmaobiitw .
shop comprises all tho various tools for turning#* l
planing and finishing shafting and casting, by good ,*.■
and careful innohiuists. •
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES/, i ■
of every desirable capacity, from 10 to 25 horiß
power, built in tbo best stylo and on ncoommodafiai
tenns. Engines built at our establishment'ma**
s .? c "„ ,n «“cco«»ful operation at many of the Tafgdst
Pwil , r i?n' l t i , ? nacticß in Cartrsle, a«d
* n Da ”P h i n to the owners of Which-w*
confidently refer for information as to their efficient
• 7 ‘ “ r . ao , nB Tvantmfg Steam Engines are earnestly
ZwW ° 1 ° nd ° XaminB Mon 'ontraetta*
DOOR AND SASH FACTORY.. V,;._
Wit l* °. ur 08t *ibliBhmont is asteamSosß
and Door Manufactory which is now. In complete
order for tbo manufacture of every description op
BUILDINQ MATERIALS, '
Wi„ t ,wf ß oSt w tly ! '? 7 0 ' 1 tho plainest boose
Window Sash furnished from flvo cents upward a*,
cording to sizo of glass; Window Frame, fromsl;Jl
upward; Shutters and. Rolling Blinds Shirt"
upward; Door frame's from $1,76 upward ; Four
Panel Doors from $2,12 upward. MoSidiSsiSfc
‘"P’ Arohitrayos, Wash boards, Braokot«/F&5
Drapory, Scrolls, and other articles needed in beau
building, furnished in tho lowest prices, and of tbs
host quality of lumber. Wo are also prepared
as horctoforo to build and repair BURDEN OARi’
for transporters on. tho raUrogdpnith promptßon
and dp reasonable terms. • •
The oonUnued patronage. jittblio 1, reipie*.
fully solicited. Orders by.mail promp'tiy
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Carlisle, May 8, ISflflt
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