L U AB'LE
ESTATE
U 13 Lie SALE.
if n deoil of assignment, I will
utlilic sale on (lie premise?,
TUIWAY, Feb. 10, 1800,
FAUM of Alfred Moore, situated
lly Springs, on the Baltimore pike,
a-half miles South of Carlisle, Pa.
Iho most desirable properties that
to market, being a delightful coun
nd a highly improved farm v/Uh
ico The farm contains
5 ACRES,
excellent and productive land, in
if cultivation, close by one of tbo
3t streams in Cumberland county,
in excellent order. The iuiprovc
if a largo
TWO AED A-IIALF STORY
STONE' DWELLING,
id on ulovatcd ground, a,largo Bank
rib, Wagon Shed, Carriage House,
Wood House, i&c., &c.
this farm has been devoted to fruit
.s supplied tho Carlisle an'd Harri’s
for the last few years with some of
trawbcrrica and peaches they have
irosent there are four acres of the
ios of Strawboirica, reset last spring,
bo in fine bearing order tho com
)s choice peach trees ; 109 apple
fted fruit j) and 250 dwarf pear trees,
ter. There is also a groat variety
if grape vines, in good order, and
nnmenced bearing. The grain in
I bo sold with the farm,
desire a good investment in land,
il and healthy country residence in
beautiful and fertile parts of our
ytdl©y£s&ould give this their immediate attention.
time and place I will oiler fur sale
S£ain Land of the said Alfred Moore, 88:5
;hioh are in Dickenson township, a few
fc of tho Baltimore turnpike. This tract
divided into lots, and will be olio rod to
ihascra. Farmers wishing timber lots
v'o this their attention,
y acre lot of Mountain Land situated in
township, hounded by Lands of
| Peter Lauh aiuVothera, will also
Lwo ots * n Bapeitown, owned
and calculated for building lots,
at 11 o’o'oek, A. M., of said
■ W# IX. MILLER,
Ahhiijucc of Alfred Jfoorc,
Moore, who still resides on the pro
take pleasure in showing the properly
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‘Paypefi^-
|te asss*}
GIVEN, )
GIVEN, I
B. MULLIN, J
'■<MW?llpny Springe.
1, ISoC— it
- KoUc «»
, fcS.'M»CO-PARTNERSIIIP.
«oribors have this day associated
cs together under the mime and style
iLY PAPIdII (JO., for the purpose
“ring every description of Writing
Holly Springs, Pa. •
•v..;*»wr B. GIVEN,
1 -Jjri, SAME. KEMPTON, jr.
mm CIIAS. 11. MULLIN.
Jan, 11|XSCC— It.
Notice.
GO-PARTNERSHIP,
have this day associated
*t^£^ss? olvoB to oCtbcr under tbo name, and
®^ rom for tbo purpose ofcarry
■ipAEi AWE 9
’K"G associated with Mr. C. Frederick
MB. in the Coal acd Lumber business at
: ; |s|dbld stand of Delaney and Blair, where wo
tho best, and cleanest Coal in the Market,
dry, kept under cover. Families
us j as wo arodetorrainod to sell
; and at as low prices as any other
Yttgfojho Town. Try us and bo convinced.
also on band, and will keep all kinds
usuall y kept in a first class Lumbe
wo will soli as low or lower than the
OLIVER DELANOY,
C. FRED SHROM.
BP-* - hereby given tlmt the Books ol
Fato-fim of-XJoianoy-tfc Bluir, have beau
f Ixands for collection, payment by those
; °* or before the first of February, suit
:-®Mifi|y| rou ght for the same.
; m Srcr ROBERT MOORE.
1800—3 t,
Insure Your
Insurance Comp(w>F i ~e£ Nem
tomr h ~ Oaa7 * Capitol Over *1,000,000.
llStfe® ' 3 on . e y ,e best Insurance Com pa
'rmm.f S “°" r . ,n **i*toaeo. i’or particulars oui!
at tlio Mansion House, Our
io ’ ls#s - 3ra
ir. M. DONiiIHOO,
t Agent.
$75 ~
übscribor offers the above reward for
-rrest ami conviction of the party or par
•nterod his dwelling cu tho night of the
and took thorofrom a coat and about
eenbaoks, (mostly interest bearing notes.)
W, M. HAMILTON,
■ •fSflf-l, nB6~?C° M!,> ' Gttp ' °“ mb ' tv ’
M '
CUMBERLAND VALLEY
£S. A I Ia 82. © A B ? , ,
CHANGE OF HOURS.-
ON-and after Monday, Due. 11th, 1805,
Passenger Trains will -run daily, as follows,,
■{Sundays exempted):
WESTWARD..
ACCOMMODATION TJi AIN leaves Havrisblg
G.-IO A. M. Mochunicshurg ‘J.IB, Carlisle 0.58, Nov ■
villo 10.3-1, Sliippcnaburg 11.07, Cliambcrsburg
11.10, Orconcaatlo 12.25, arriving at Hagerstown
1,00, P. M.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg 1.-10, P. M.-
Mcchaiiicsburg 2.20, Carlisle 2.03, Newvillo 3.20,
Shippensburg -1.00, Chamborsburg 4.40, Green
castle 5.30, arriving at Hagerstown fi.IO, P. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harrisburg -1.30, P.
M. iMeclmnieabuvg 5.0-1, Carlisle 5.32, Newvillo
fi.’o3, Sluppcnsimvg, 0.31, arriving at Chambors
burg 7.00, P. M.
EXPRESS TRA HY-lcavos Cliambcrsburg 5.15,
A. M. Shippeusburg 5.15, Newvillo 0.10, Carlisle
0.50, Moebunicr.burg 7-21, arriving at Harrisburg
7.50, A. M.
MAIL TRA(N leaves Hagerstown 7.10 A. M.
Orccncasllo 7.-15, Cliambcrsburg 8.25, Shippens
burg 8.55, Newvillo 0.27, Carlisle 10.03, Mochan
iosburg 10.30, arriving at Harrisburg 11.10, A. M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Chnm
bersburg 1.15, Shippensburg 1.-18, Newvillo 2.21,
Carlisle 3.01, Mochanicsburg 3.37, arriving at*
Uarrisburg -i.lO, P. M. , ’
A MINED TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 2.-15, P.
M. Grccncastlo 3.35, arriving at Chambersburg
4.20, P. M.
staking close connections at Harrisburg with
Trains to and from Philadelphia, New York,
Pittsburg, IjaUimorc ami Washington.
O. N. LULL,
Superintendent’* Of/lcc, | Snj)’i-
Chainh'ij , Dec, 11 r ’O5 )
. Dee 21, 1505.-ly
Clothing! Clothing!!
My Motto — t( Quick Said ami Small Profit*-”
THE subscriber having purchased the
Clothing Store of Abraham Labman, next
door to Slireinor’s hotel,-a few doors north of the
Carlisle Deposit Dank, North Hanover street,
Carlisle, begs leave to inform the public that be
will continue the
CLOTHING BUSIN KSS
in all its branches. Ho will constantly keep on
hand superior
MA D E UP CLOTHING
of every description, and will spare no pains to
select nueli goods as will suit those who patronixo
him! Ho will also keep on hand, to bo made up
lo order,
uf all hinds and at all prices. As ho intends lo
give his undivided-attention to his business, he
hopes to receive a liberal share of public patron
ago. His goods and his prices 'will not bo object
ed to by any one, as he is determined to sell a,
cheap as the cheapest,
Dec. 21, 1,505-ly.
PIANOS! PIANOS!!
SELLING OFF A T 0 0 S,T.
MMIE undersigned wishing to change busl
J_: ness, will soil off his entire stock at’CdsT, con->
sisting of
Three New Pianos,' ..X
made by the best Now York manufacturers } fflso,
one CIIICKKRING PIANO, having boen'in uso
but a short time. Also 1 , Cabinet and Parlor
ORGANS,
MELODLONS,;
GUITARS,
VIOLINS,
FLUTES, &c.
Call immediately, us hisentiro stock must be is
posed of lie lb re the Ist of February.
J. D. ItAFFENSBEUGKH.
East Main street, Meohanieshurg,
Jan. -1, 180(5—IP 5
shirts! shirts!!
WE have tho largest and finest shirts ever
offered in Ibis place,
wnrranlod to be of tho best and most celebrated
makes. Bought boforo the late advance in prices,
sold by the do/.cn or single. Ifyouwauta
Perfect Fitting Shirt,
•call at
March 19”fi3
A STORE ROOM, in NcwvUle, which lias
, been used as a Drug store, but is suitable ei
ther for a Boot and Shoo store, ora Clothing store.
It is situated on Main street and is ouo of tho best
business stands in the town. Possession given on
tho first of April next. Terms moderate. Apply
personally or by letter to
J. K. KLTNK, ■
Newviile, Pa.
Dee, I I, 15U)j—6t
Spcc’l Partners.
Harrisburg Patriot <0 Union, and Ohnmborabuvg
Valley Spirit, insert three times and semi bill to
h is office.
DISSOLUTION. —The Partnership bore*
toforc existing under the name of Jame
son, Dillinger Jb Co., is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent.
PhihuVa., Tan. Ist, ISGG.
HEMOVAL. —Tho undersigned will continue
the business as formerly, at No. 11S North Third
Street, where all transactions of the bite firm will
bo settled.
Jan. t, 1800 3t.
NOTICE ia hereby given that letters of-
Administration on thooststo of Mrs. Marga
ret Musscr, late of Silver Spring township, dec'll.,
have been granted to tho undersigned residing in
same township. All persona indebted to tho said
estate are requested to make payment immediate
ly, and those having claims against tho estate will
also present them for settlement.
JOSEPH MUSSED,
♦ j\ dt" .1 iII, • 1 •
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
Administration on tho estate of John Cooper, Into
of'Silvor Spring township, dco'd., have been gran
ted to tho undersigned residing in tho same twp.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to tho
said estate are requested to mako immediate pay
ment, and those having claim against tho estate
will also present them for settlement.
* - W. W. WANCAUaiI,
Aclmimutralor*.
Jan. •!, 18(56—tit*
& SIIROiU
. For Rent
MUIE largo room (second story) occupied
J_ by the Into “ Democrat” sib si printing ollico,
immediately in tho rear of, the First Prosby toriun
Church. Also, tlio four law oflice : S on first floor.
Inquire at thia office.
Jan. *l, 1800—tf. *
For Sale.
THU eligible BUICK HOUSE and LOT oi
GROUND, on' West Pomfrot street, nt pres
aut occupied by Mrs. Harper. The lot measures
30 feet in front by 210 in depth to an alley. The
•property is iu good condition, For particulars,
call on tho subscriber.,
A. 11. BLAIR.
Doc. 14, ISCS. .
A ME RICAN AND FRENCH GLASS
superior Coach and Furniture Varnish at
EASTWARD,
OSa © T H S
JOHN TIIRIBLEII,
STUIITs at 12,00 per Juz
do. 15,00 “
do. “ 20,00 '• “
do. “ 25,00 “ '•
do. “ oh,oo " “
ISAAC LIVINGSTON'S
North Hanover St., Emporium.
For Eeiit
ZJ. K. JAMESON,
C. 11. DU.LINGEB,
Yours, Respectfully,
B. 11. JAMESON.
WoEice.
Moticeo
'MILLER & BQWBRS
Eoiirtk Arrival I
EJfAYLNG^,taken the advantage of the
hi all kinds of Dry Goods
that lias jict dcourod in the Eastern markets, we
bav.c Just made a largo addition to .our Winter
Stock, anti have marked everything down to cor
respond with tlie present prices. Please call apd
see tbe’great bargains tbatyou can now got in all
kinds of s.
FANCYDRESS. GODS,
MUSLINS,
‘ ■ SHEETWGS,'
..... CANTON-FLANNELS,
wool Flannels,
• • ■ ‘ ■ G INGAMS,
TICKINGS
' - • ' • AND CALLICOES.
Great Bargains in Hlaukels,
• ’■ Great Bargains in Shawls,
Great Bargains in Cloths & Cussimcrcs
Grand Jiypiny of Christmas Goods. Grand
display, of ah kinds of Ladies’, Children’s
and Misses’ Furs. Grand display of Cloth
Cloaks. A full stock of all kinds
• - Woolen-Goods,
Such as
HOODS, ’ - SCARFS,
NUBIAS, ' ' TIES,
..JACKETS, . . HOSE,
SHIFTS GLOVES.
• DRAWERS, SON-TAGS, &c.
•C 'A' R i’ ET S’ CA R P E 'J’;S .
Oil Cloths, ~ Window .
•Rligs, ■ • Shades,
■■. •■; ; ■ MattSjsA' ;, . ; &C:
Please call, and-sed f^E r yOinoiblvc;i, that wG-'aro
fully prepared to giyo.'y ( iiargairpi,
_ that you have scon fo rh. I p rig nmc, an
'torminod.' not" to houhdofa.old, amK*htfaya..tako
great; pleasure in..exhibiting!due complete stock
of Goods Buitnble for. tho.aonaon. . : . ':
■ .' ' LEIDICH & MILLER. ‘ 1
800. !■!, ISOS. ... ■:"• • - ’• A:;
i^oW"©r(ieery'Storef
CHANGE OE FIRM!
npIIE undersigned Hereby announces to his
d*- old patrons and customers, that ho has dis
posed of his entire stock of Goods with, tho good
will of tho CRtabliahineut to Messrs. Poffer it
‘Wushniood, whom he recommends to tbo citizens
of Cumberland county, as active, energetic and
reliable business men, who will spare no pains to
maintain and improve tho character of tho old
stand as a first class
®a£®CISES¥.
With, many thanks fur tho .patronage he Ims
received, ho bespeaks for tho now firm a. continu
ance of the same. ! - - •
JOHN lIYEU.
FEFFKR & WASH MOOD
will inV few days’receive ebb largest and best as
sorted stick of.
GKO OB (lIBS, ”•
-VUINA.tyAIIE/-''
’’ ’• ’ ‘"QUEEN'SWAim,
GLASSWARE,
: " ■ AVILLOW WARE,
itc. - , over brought to tiiis-place, and will-oonstanUy
; kocp on hand tho •
CHOICER T G Jt OOEItIES
tho Eastern Markets afford. A full assortment of
Lamps and Oil.qu baud, pall and sco us at tho
old stand, South East corner of Market Square.
PEFFEII & WASIIMOOD.
Jan. 1, ISM—ly. . t
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Purs.-- Furs. ' Furs.
■WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Chari.ns Oaktoiid & Sons,
O O. N T I N.B N T A L H OTE L,
• • •
Have now open tlioir largo aud splondod BtOck-of
ladies*’fur capes,
COLLARS,
' MUFFS,
- • CUFFS,
GLOVES
AND HOODS.
Also the finest ussorlment of
Fancy Fur Holes,
. ’ : Cafw,
\ ' Mufflern, _ .
• * • and i7loves
pver bcforb'oiTitfccl by them, all of which arc war
ranted to bo as represented.
■ SKIPPING FURS BOUGHT/
- Oct. 18,18 C
CARPETS ! CARPETS I ! CARPETS 1 !
Wo have just returned from the city with a
full mipjdy ot all grades and qualities of nrpets,
from the cheapest Hemp up to the best quality of
Three-Ply. Also all widths of Floor Oil cloths,
Window Shades, Rugs, Matts, Looking Glasses, &c
All persons in want of any of the above goods
for the coming season, will do well by giving us
an early calßUs wo always take great pleasure iu
oxhibitufg owr goods and defy competition in the
market. Please remember tho Stand, scuth-csst
cornor'Markot Square, directly opposite Irvine s
Boot and Shoo Store. u
- LDIDICXI & MILIiER.
TRUNKS! TRUNKS ! I
"STYLISES, ..Trunks, Carpet JLrgs, Ufcbc-
V rallas «tc. French sole leather Trunks, La
dies travelling Trunks of large sixes, brass bound
of tho beslmakca, in largo variety at
ISAAC LINING STON’S,'
North Hanover Street,
Maxell 19. *O3,
.. . v
lIUIiRAII POU THR
Hi ;fi &ILIS ID « 3,
‘FUST arrived from the Kastopn cities wit
n large assortment of
C HR IS TMM 8 (r O 0 D 8,
Si rii As —China Cups and Saucers. Mugs, V.i
•■o‘S, Dolls, T>>y.s of all Dcseriptioi.-, (’hi.;;,
Tea Setts, Pewlm* Tea Sell!-’, Cum Dulls,
(him /.onaves, (Jam Halls. Cum jr.nl
• Tin IlaltU;?, Han..unmans of ail
sizes,Tin and Wooden Traiiis
of Cars. Sand Figures, Tin
Buckets, and Cups of ft’.l
aixes, Toy Whips,
Tin Trumpets,
‘lv o r y
Whistles. Wooden
, . Uuns, Drums, Masks,
Toy Baskets, Bureaus.
Work Boxes,, Class Birds
and Deers, Dressed Dolls, Birds
and Animals on Bellows, Bin Cush
ions, Wooden Toy Buckets, Toy Watch
os, Toy Candies, of all kinds, .to., Ac. Also,
:i full assortment, of
OROC E U I E S
Such as
Codecs,
Sugars,
Syrups,
Spices,
of all kinds, whole and ground, Tanner’s Oil,
Coal Oil, Biscuits and Crackers of nil kinds, Cran
berries, currants, layer, crown layer, bunch, seed
less and Valencia Uaisuif, Dates, Figs Prunes,
citron Atmore’s Mince Meat, sweet- shaker corn.
Hominy, Barley, lliee, Peas, Beans, ex trams of
Lemon and Vanilla, corn starch, Farina, silver
.gloss slnrch, Pearl starch, cheese, Honey, Pickles
by the dozen, pure cider Vinegar. Mackerel, shad,
Herring, cod Fish, Dried Fruit of all kinds, *te.
Glass, Qnecnsware, Stone and Ear-
then Ware.
Coal Oil Lumps of different sl/os
OLD All AND WOODEN WAKE.
sS)£ueh us, Tubs, Keelers, Buckets, Louis, But
“•fur Prints, Butter Ladlcs, spoons,. Bulling Pins,
Potato Mashers. ite., Brooms, Hopes, Brushes ami
Cords.of all kinds, also, notions of every desorp
tion, which will bo sold at a email profit, as my
motto is : “ small profits and quiJk sales.”
GEO. B. HOFFMAN.
Corner ofPomfret and Hast streets.
Dot. 7, ? 55—3m
Keep Yon Feel Warnn anDrp,
NEIGH BOH, if you want a good pair of
French Calf Skin Boots, go to
PLANK’S.
If you want a. good pair of country Calf Skin
Boots, go to
PLANK’S.
If you want a good pair of Kip, Water Proof, or
heavy Upper Leather Boots, go to
PLANK’S.
If you want Boys’, Youths’ and Children’s Boot;
go to
PLANK'S.
It you want Mens’, Boys’ and Youth’s heavy
Brogans, Balmorals.and Baiters, go to
'PLANK’S.
If you want Laidics, Misses and Children’s
English and French lasting Baiters, go to
PLANK’S.
If you want Ladies, Misses and Children’s Glove
Kid Gaiters and Balmorals, g ) to
If you want Ladies, Misses and Children’s homo
made Goat, French Morocco Boots and Balmorals,
go to
If you want Ladies, Misses and Children’s hea
vy Calf, Kip and Grain Bools and Shoos, suited
fo» country wear, go to
PLANK’S.
11 you want Mem’, Ladies and Misses Gum
Ovo.v Shoes, Sandols and Buskins, go to
[ you want a pair of Wale’s Arctic Gaiters (or
over shoes,) for Mon and Women's wear, warran
ted water-proof and cold-proof, go to
PLANK’S.
Tho universal testimony hi reference to this
superior winter overshoe is that it has uo equai
fur hooping tho foot trnnn and dry. Try one pair,
and yun will never bo without them if it i* a pos
sible tiling to got them.
In short if you want any hind of a 'doot or
Shoe made of leather, go to
PLANK'S.
If you want Hats am) Caps for Me”, Kays am
Youth's, go to
PLAXK’S.
If you want Under ami Over Shirts, Drawers,
&c., go to
PLANK’S
If you want Hanover Buck Gloves, Gauntlets,
Mitts, &e., for Mon anil Boys, go to.
PLAXK’S.
If you wish to save money in purchasing Boots,
Shoos, Hats and Caps, go to
South "West corner of North 11/innvcr street
and Locust Alloy, mi.lway between Thuduim’s and
Wetzcll's Hotels, Carlisle.
Dee. 7, 18(55—1y.
Hat Cap Emporium.
rPHE undersigned having purchased the
JL stock, • of the iato William H. Trout, dec'd
would respectfully announce to the public that be
will continue the Hutting JhiniuckH at the old stand
in West High Street, aud with a renewed and effi
cient effort, produce nrticles of Head Dress of
Every Variety, Style, and Quality
tjiat shall bo strictly in keeping with the improvo
ment'of the art, nml fully up to the age in which
wo live.
mile lias now on hand a splendid assort
nient of Hats of all [descriptions, from thoi
common Wool to the finest Fur nnd.sils
hats, and at prices that most suit every one who
has an eye to getting the worth of bis money. Hil
Silk, Mole Skin, and Beaver Hats, are unsurpassed
for lightness, durability and finish, by those of any
other establishment in the country.
Bovs' Hats of every description constantly on
hand. Ho respectfully invites all the old patronf
and as many now ones as possible, to give him a
call.
Carlisle, Dee. 20, 1802,
AUCTION! AUCTION!
Amciioaa Segicas To-JlPay.
HAYING sold my store ' house, I will sell
iill my Jewelry Store and fixings nt auction
prices us they must ho cleared out immediately,
The stock consists of a large safe, five large
SILVER SHOW GASES,
French plate glass, three upright Cases, one largo
Engle sign, two largo
FRENCH MIRRORS,
and all the watch makers tools and stock, a large
lot of Clocks of every description, Watches, Gold
Hunting Cases, English Levers and Silver of
every kind, Gold and Silver pens and pencils,
Gold and Silver chains, Gold and Silver rings of
tho best quality, also a largo lot of Silver and
Silver plated ware.
OIL PAINTINGS,
Paintings on glass <tc., which will be sold with
out regard to price, also a largo oil cloth, almost
now, fifteen, feet by forty feet, at the .sign of the
Gold Eagle, Main street, Carlisle.
Dee. 7, ISCS,
i^'olmse.
'VUE partnership heretofore existing hc
j_ tween the undersigned, doing business in the
manufacture of Mo ami Porter in Carlisle, was
dissolved on the first day of September, by mutual
consent.
JACOB GEBUAIIT,
IIENBY llICni'EE.
K. B.—The manufacture of Ale and Porter will
De continued by the subscriber, at the old stand,
corner »f Pomfvot and East streets, Carlisle. He
will at all limes pay the highest price, in cash, for
Barley, delivered at his establishment.
JACOB GEBHART.
. Oct. 2G, Wo—3m* '
nnilK subscriber offers nt private sale, u
n, lim-ratc DIMKSTONB l AUAt, situate in
West Pcnnsboro’ township, Cnn Borland mmnty
one and a-half miles south of JS’cwvillc, on Iho
Big Spring Hoad leading to Stoughstown, and ad
joining farm of John Wagimr, M. B Boyd, and
others.
The Improvement.' re a large fv.M story
!) R ICIC II o[} S.K
Bank Barn, Stoun vVnsh House,
and all necessary oiu-HTTTdlii;'s. There is a never
failing spring nf water convenient to the dwelling
and a cistern in the yard. There is an Apple Or
chard on the premises, and other fruit trees.
Tho land i i in a high statu <;f miUivaHon, having
iiocu lately limed, and all under good fence. i'h is
farm has many advantages, being near mills and
town. Persons desiring to purchase eau view the
farm hy calling on the subscriber residing on tho
same.
Xov. 10, lSo3~2nr
Valuable Hotel Froperty
AT PRIVATE SALE.
subscriber having purchased the
1 ‘Minion Hotel” Property, in Carlisle, intends
to take possession of the same on the Ist of April.
Hu therefore oilers, at private sale, tho
Teas,
M OTEL PROPER T Y
ho now occupies in Plain Hold, five miles west of
Carlisle. Tho buildings (fronting Sil feel,) are in
very line condition. Tho house contains two lino
largo parlors, excellent chambers, good kitehun,
was!/ house, cistern, t fcc., Ac., all of which is
handsomely painted and constructed especially
for the business. The Stabling is especially suited,
and tho large lot in good condition.
This property is considered a profitable invest
ment, and as good a stand as any in tho county.
It is now offered at very reasonable terms. Pos
session given on April Ist. .Apply to
Plainfield, Nov. IG, Tis-2m ::>
■yiIIGINIA LANDS IN MARKET.- -
ARTHUR U. KoilillS,
HEAL ESTATEIaGENT.
MIDDLEBURG, LOUDON ISOUNTY, VA,
Having an extensive acquaintance with tho people
and tho Land of the Piodmontßcction of Virginia,
so celebrated as a fine “ Grass Country.” I will
pay particular attention to the purchase and sale
of .Heal Estate, in this region, bo sdos practicing
law in tho Courts of Louden nnd Fauquier.
I am authorized to sell some of the most
desirable Farms in this par t of the Stale, and will
correspond promptly with poisons wishing to pur
chase, or take pleasure in showing these lands to
them, if they give mu a call,
jCLtf- Plats and Surveys furnished when desired.
Address AUTIIUK L. ROGERS,
Attorney at Law, Middlcburg, Loudon co., Va.
llnrnuKNCE.s —John Janney fi Esq., Leesburg,
Va.; Gen. A. Rogers, Middlcburg, Va. ; John A.
Spilman, Esq., James V. Brooko, Esq., Wurrenton,
Fauquier county, Va.: A. Iv. Phillips, Frcdcri ks
burg, Va.; Francis L. Smith, Esq., Alexandria,
Va.; Dr. Beverly U. Wellford, Wm. 11. MaWur
land, Esq., Richmond, Va. ; Messrs, B. Bayne
A Co., Messrs. Hamilton, Easter it Co., I Nevott
Steele, Baltimore, Md-
Get, 12, ISG5—3m
PLANK’S.
Losses Paid in 40 Years Over $17,000,000,
Not Assets, Jan., 1805, $3,077,302,71.
PLANK’S.
Agencies in nil Aio principal Cities nnd
Towns in tho United States.
Applications for Insurance will be promptly af
ter, ded to
PLANK’S,
Nov. 23, 18(15
rPO Kuih-oud Companies, Bridge Builders,
JL Uonsn ami Barn Builders, or any company
0- individuals that may want to contract for Kail
Road Tics, Bridge Timber, or Frames for Build
ings, to ho delivered next Spring or Summer, will
d» well to let their wnnts bo known to Iho sub
scriber, as ho lias a desirable lot of TIMBER
lying on Mountain Creek, near Laurel Forgo,
which ho will manufacture into LUMBER of all
descriptions as soon as there is a demand open
fur if. Address
Dee. 7, 18(55—3m
'R. R, CORSON,
(Late Major Q. M. Dept.)
112 Somth llh Street, IPflsSla.
Real Estate Broker and Conveyancer.
Farms for sale or exchange in Pennsylvania,
Now Jersey, Maryland, Delaware and Virginia.
(Catalogues now ready.) Have agents in all the
principal Cities and Towns in (ho above States.—
Great bargains are offered in Virginia and Dela
ware Farms to persons with moderate means.—
Officers and soldiers claims promptly adjusted.—
Collections made everywhere.
PLAXK’S.
Dee. 7, 1-BCs—2m
NOTICE is hereby given that Lottery
testamentary on the estate of Mary Sugars,
late of Hampden township, dee'd., have been
granted to the undersigned, residing in the same
All persons indebted to the estate
r aro requested to make payment immediately, and
those having claims against the estate will also
present them for settlement.
Doc. 7, ISOa-Ot
NOTICE TO BiUDGJB BUILDERS.—
-hi Sealed proposals will bo received at the offi
ces of the County Commissioners, in Carlisle and
York, until Tuesday', the (Hh day of January next,
at which time they will bo opened at York, and
the contract awarded to tho lowest and best bid
der or bidders, for tho erection of two bridges
over tho Yellow brooches Creek, one at Long a,
Kauffman’s Mill, in Upper Allen township, tho
other at Williams’ fording, in Monroe township.
Specifications of which may bo sclmi at the Com
missioners office in Carlisle or Yerk.
J. O. GALLIC,
m. McClellan, i „ ...
JOHN ModOY, {OoniMixwnrs
IIENKY KAHNS, j °J Cmut> - U ''
Doe 1 -I, ISGS—AH
Politic.
NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of Ad
ministration on the estate of Andrew W.
Armstrong, late of Silver Spring township, de
ceased, have been gran'ted to the undersigned, re
siding in tho same township. All persons in
debted to tho said estate are requested to make
payment immediately, and those having claims
against the estate will dso present them for set
tlement.
Doc. 21, ISCS-GP-
NO I ICE is hereby given that letters of Ad
ministration on the estate of Mrs. Leal, Coover,
late of Meehaniesburg Borough, doc’d., havo been
issued to tho undersigned, residing in Ikonroo twp.
Ml persons Indebted to tho said estate are requested
to maim payment immediately, and those having
claims against the estate will also present them fur
settlement.
k. e. sn.vrucr
CHRISTIAN OLEIM.
Doe. Tl, 13G5-.GI- Aihnm/fctrnfor.
QTOUE ROOM FOR RENT.—Tho’ iino
R-J Store Room in •'•Marion Hall” building now
occupied by L. Bernard Son, ns a clothing store,
with cellar room, is for rout from tho Ist of April
next. The room is 21 by 40 feet with counters and
shelving, the latter enclosed with glass.
J. W. BBY,
Jan. I, ISGu—U' ;
MONEY wanted first of April next for the
whole or part of of Bonds well se
cured, Inquire at’thia oiliec-
Jau. I; WO-tlt,.
FARM FOR SALE-
CONTAiXhVf: l.i,i ACRES
V. I). (1. DI'XCAN
LOUIS 7.ITZUK
JBTHA
INSURANCE company,
II ARTI’O It 1) , CONN
FIRE AND INLAND RISKS,
11. M. DONEIIOO,
IiUMBEM.
F. S. ROGERS,
Am/iaa, At’a* Hampshire'
R. R. CORSON,
112 South -Uh Street ,
Box 518, Phihi. P. 0.
BToSicc*
JACOB HECK,
R.i.ceutor
LEVI SUABLE,
AihniniHinitur
Molicc.
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WAGGONMAKEii SHOP FOR RENT.
;A’ ho Lu-ge Wiiggonmaker Shop in tbo
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south cud Carlisle. Apply at the store.
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EIHTIOKS
wi:i:klv world.
I'-hllll) EXTR- BT BUCH.U
For Kon-Kotonfioii or Inoontinnanco of
Urino, In italion or Ulceration ol the Blad
der or Kidneys, Diseases of the Froslralo
Gland Stone in the Bladder, Calculus,
Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit, and all Dis
eases of the Bladder, Kidneys, and Dropsi
cal Swellings.
IldSniioM’s
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
POIf WEAKNESS ARISING FROM EXCESSES OR
INDISCRETION'
The Donstilution once oiTactod with Or
ganic Weakness, requires the aid of modi,
cine to strengthen and invigorate the sys
tem, which Helmbold’s Extract Bnchu in
variably does. lino treatment bo submit,
ted to, Consumption or Insanity ensues.
Melmbold’s
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
In affections peculiar to fotnaloa, it is uno--
qualed by any other, preparation, as in
Chlorosis or retention, Irregularities, pain
fulnosa or- suppression of customary ovac*
nations, Ulcerated or- Schirrus state ol the
Uterus, Leucorrhmft, and all complaints in
cident to the sex, whether arising Irom'hab
its of dissipation, imprudences, or in the
Decline or Change in Life*
fflelmfeold’s
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
AND
IMPROVED ROSE WAS H
Will radically exterminate from the system
diseases of tho Urinary Organa arising from
Habits of Dissipation at little expense, lit
tle or no change in diet, and no exposure;
completely superseding those unpleasant
amt dangerous remedies, Copaiva and Mer
cury In during all these unpleasant and dan
gerous diseases.
, :! WSB
IkWioM’s
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
In all eases of tho Urinary Organa, whetb
ev existing in male or female, from whatev
er cause originating, and no' matted oi'how
long standing. It Is pleasant in taste and
odor; immediate in its' action, and , more
strengthening than any of thofproparationa
of Bark or Iron. * . ,
Those'suffering from broken-down' or
delicate Constitutions, procure the remedy
at once.
Tho reader must bo aware that however
slight may.be tho attack of tho above dis
eases,:it is certain to aileht his bodily health,
mental powers, and happiness, and that of
his posterity. Our flesh and blood are sup
ported from those sources.
Physicians, Please Notice
Wo make no secret of tho ingredients.
HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BU
CUU is composed of Buchu, Onbobs and
Juniper Berries, selected with groat care,
and prepared in vanco by H. T. HELM
BOLD, Druggist and Chemist, of sixteen
years’ experience fn tho city of Philadel
phia, and which is now proscribed by tho
most eminent physicians, has boon admitted
to use in tho United States Army, and is
also in very general use in State Hospitals
and public Sanitary Institutions throughout
tho land.
ITOIU
(From Dispensary of the Untied StatcsA
Diosma Gretna. Bucha Leaves
jpft’opei’tios.- -ThoU* odor is strong,
diffusive, and somewhat aromatic; their
tastos bitterish, and analogous to mint.
Medical Provopertios ilnd Uses.
—Buchu leaves are gently stimulant, with a
peculiar tendency to tho Urinary Organs ,
producing diuresis, and like other similar
medicines, exciting diaphoresis, when cir
cumstances favor this mode of action.
They mo giyen in complaints of tho Uri
nary Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Ca
tarrh ot tho Bladder, Morbid Irritation of
tho Bladder and Urethra, Disease of tho
Prostrate, and Retention or Incontinnanco
of Urine, from a loss of tone in tho parts
concerned in Us evacuation. Tho remedy
has also been recommended in Dyspepsia,
Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affec
tions, and Dropsy.
HelmboUVs Bxiract Buchu is used by per*
son’s Irotn tho ages of. 18 to 25, and from 85
to 65, or in tho decline or change of life ;
after Confinement or Labor- Pains; Bed
wetting in children.
Kejser is a Physi
cinn of over thirty years’ experience, and a
graduate of tho Jefferson Medical College
and of tho University of Medicine and Sur
gery of Philadelphia.
Mb. If. T. Helmdold :
Dear Sir.-* In regard to the question
asked mo ns to my opinion about Buchu,
I would say that I have used and sold tho
article in various forms for tho past thirty
years.- I do not think there is any form or
preparation of it I have not used or known
to be used, in the various diseases whom
such medicate agent would bo indicated.
You arc aware, as well as myself,-that it has
boon extensively employed in tho various
diseases of tho bladder and kidney?, and th
reputation U baa acquired lu my JuOgmuut.
Is warranted -by tho, facts.
I have seen and used, a-s before stated,
every form of Buchu— tho powdered loaves,
tho simple decoction, tincture, Quid ex
tracts, —and I am not cognisant of any prep
aration of that plant at all equal to yours-
Twelvo years’ experience ought,l think, to
give mo tho right to judge of Us merits, and
without prejudice or partiality, I givo yours
precedence overall others. Ido not value
a thing according toils bulk, if I did other
Bnchus would out-do yours, but i bold to
tho doctrine that bulk and quantity do not
mako,.i*p vqjuo—if- they did a copper cent
would bo worth more than a gold dollar.
I value your Buchu fo? i(s“cffcc£ on pa
tients. I have cured with it, rind soon cur
ed with it, more diseases of the bladder and
kidneys than 1 bavo ever seen cured with
any other Buchu, or any other proprietory
compound of whatever name.
Respectfully,yours, &c.,
GEO.n. KEYSER, M. D.,
140 ‘Wood Street,' Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ask vou llklmbold’s Fluid Extuaqt Bu-
letters to
EIELMBOLD’S
Drug and Chemical Warehouse
No. 501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Ilelmbold’s Medical Depot,
No. 104 SOUTH TENTH ST., BELOW
CHESTNUT,PHILADELPHIA.
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where.
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