Wauk4.nted'.—"We 3woUld, Bay to our
renders, that Messrs. 0. G. Clark A Co., proprie
tors of Coo's Dyspepsia Core, warrant it to cure
the most obstinate oases of Dyspepsia, no matter
ofiiowiongsUttiaing,-' vf „•?’ i
Wo bia you two, Otia’s Dyspepsia; Otite* 1 it will
liclpyon. Constipation; bno of.tho chief awsos
of lli bealth, is completely cored by the usOotiho
Cure. 'All diseases of the 1 Stomach add Bowels,
like Rlck-headocho, heartburn, Cramps,Pains are
controUed lhstontaheoasly by.the use, of Coo’s
Dyspepsia Cure, • ’ ’ - - ,
Sept. 26,1867~2t * '■
P A;EI S. EXP OS I T I ON.
SEWING-MACHINE AWARDS,*
Wo recently published a brief telegram fh>m
Paris announclngtho award, Over olghty-two
competitors, to Messrs. Wheeler & Wilson of
tho Highest Premium, a Gold Medal, for the per
fection- of J Bowing Machines and Button-Hoio
Machines. ■ The followingare copies of tho official
documents confirming announcement:—
EXPOSITION tJNIVERSEEiLE, ‘
- . Pam 5 ,1867." »
Commission Imperial, Champ ns Mars. 1
' , ■ - 16th Of July, 1867. /
Mr. r, hunting, No. 189 Regent St., London
DkarSir: Replying to your Inquiry, ! beg to
sfcvtd that the only Gold Medal for the manu
facture and Perfection op Sewing-Machine
and Button-Hole Machines, was awarded to
Messrs; Wheeler AWimon, of Now York,
Yours, Respectfully,
/ Henry B; D’Amony,
Member of International Jury and-Reporter of
samp,-. * ■
Another Letter of tho same date, soys:— /
Dear Sir; Replying In your inquiry, I bore;
with give you tho list of gold medals awarded to
my class:— ,
Dupuis et Dumery, for Screw Shop Machines!
Wheeler & Wilson, Now York, lor tho Manu
facture and perfection of their Sowing-Machines
and Button-Hole Machines.
There is, olso, in the list of •* Co-operators,” a
Gold Medal granted to Mr. ElUas Howe, Jr., per
sonally, os Promoter of the Sowing Machine.
Respectfallyyours,
Henry E. q, D’Aliqny,
Reporter of Class No. 67, (Group No, 0,) Member
of tho International Jury at the Exposition
Unlverrsollo.-
Extract from Lb Montedr Uwversel, official
Journal of the French Empire: '•
“The Wheeler A Wilson Company of New York,
manufacturers of American Sowing-Machines
have Just received tho Gold Medal at the Expo-'
sltion Univorselle, lor the good construction of
their machines • tho now improvement for mak
ing hutton-holes applicable to their sowing-ma
chines; also, for their machine, especially for
making button-holes. This award is accorded
for tho great development that Messrs. Wheeler &
Wilson have given to the sewing-machine Indus
try, in bringing their machines to tho doors of
nil by their cheapness and solid construction,
which allows tholr employment with satisfaction
in families, and with great advantage in work
rooms.”
Sept. 19,1807—tf ' ' • .
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Sopt. 10,18G7—Gt « •
Eemediai Institute fob Spec iX
Gabes, No. 14, Bond Street, New York, 43* Full
information, with the highest testimonials; also,'
a Book on'Bpecial Disease*, in a sealed envelope,
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are generally Imposters, without references no
stranger should he trusted. Enclose a stamp for
postage, and direct to Dr. LAWRENCE, No. 14
Bond Street, Now York,
-N0v.15,1800-ly
Heto atj&ertisemeritß.
Bounty account of north
MIDDLETON TOWNSHII>;-Pores Quigley,
Xi oiisurer, In account of Bounty taxes of North
Middleton township. Settled on the 10th of Au
gust, A. D,, 1805. ,• ,
To amount of taxes as charged In Du
plicate and collected by Qeo. Lephart, $7,678 14
To lour Bonds sold on stud township*.... OO
Aug. 10,1805.
CONTRA.
By cash paid to National Bank..
By cash paid to Deposit. Ranh-
By exonerations on Duplicate
By Collector's fees
By Treasurer’s fees
By cash for counsel,.,,
By cash for stamps
By note of Wm. Bhngart
By Interest on the 50me...,.
By note of John Waggoner.
By bin paid for services to Wm. F. Swi- ■
ger oo se
By expenses ono day at Jacob-TUndi-'T’
urns •>•.•....•■'.1, a fin
By note and Interest of John Waggoner - - . 43 05
By cash In Treasurer’s hAnd5.....«... f .. v ..... .473.60
Dec. 15,1806.
- solomon w. grissinqer; TREASURER.
To amount of taxes as charged Ih Pupil*
cate and collected by Geo. Zimmer
man .. „ M ;.. 8537 02
To cash received from Peres W. Quigley VJre 60
To cash received from Geo. ' io 00
Sept. 21,1867.
To amount of taxes oa charged on Bii—" - L .
plicate 070 GO*
To cash received from Feres Howards...' « ■ ‘s3'rj
Balance la hands at former stottlemfeht.:;, 1,189 bO :
Dec. 15, 1860.- ' ■ -MT. 5'
- -YJ
-■ -'r-i- ca' -- J ... .
By exonerations on Duplicate. 88ffW
By Collector’s fees on 87,850.12 (at 2 per ’ ‘
ceat.)....Ui.i,iii /, - IJ7-VB
By.Treosurer’a commission on (8720.09)’ .V m'd*
Sf 1 ?.- SBugUart bond and Interests . 539
£NatlonallJnnk bondand interests. .8,262 -10
Wm.F. Swisorfocnuttloglumoii., Taj "in
i>?H Hunws. (Ool.) rot sorvloo. :flJ7'6o.
Bald Jacob Thudiom, for pnd.day.’a ex* vi
.peases for investigating committee..!., - > :j.7i 00
Paid Henrv Johns Jor. serytoftg .. A, , ,
terest on same , . 542 48 ■■
Paid JaoobTUadlumforone day*sex- v - < . ...
ponses ; , 260
Paid John Armstrong for Duplicate of •. ■■a
taxes -4 00'
Paid Leonard Swartz for' putting in
£m
_edfor drafted men...... ZZZ. 8 00
Bald Philip Baker for pofeln'g in mend... -a 8510
I aid Jacob Thudlum for one day’s ox- v
ponses v b ,w
£ a /<* }y m *X* Swlger on bond!!**.***.*.....
Paid Geo. Waggoner on bond
Pa d interest fc» Plraf National Bank.. * 4
2 ner'eont 1 * 010 p6r do btaff O Oli(310) *
?f^ o °KUUnfor ’; >: - ’ft
Paid JqcoU Thudlum for one day’s ox
ponses..• .• ■ * j.#w
Paid for stampß.’.... ..!’*•■ : S?
P «oi? eQb ®?■ . ® m P erto P a y« ul Morli>l'<:
rmmiaiS^^'SmfnSStS^eXm&~^ : °??.i
matters.;, k ;..; u.....i. 1 a- ■ asm.
Paid three Auditor’s for one day..iZ;,!i!!H --»• -- 800-
By caeh in Treasurer’s ha rids.. 1,189 88
•«* ,88.720 63
SOLOMON W.. GRISStNGEB. Treasurer ;of
Bountytaxesof tho townahipof North Middlo
toD. Final settlement exade September 2L1887. 1
gold Bond ot Join, Werfi,•.*»«;
Paid via IB
Paid Bond'of Wnu Bogart..,u-'. ‘5OO 00,'
Paldlntereat 0nfeame.,..;...;....,.. ■. •
Paid-Bond of ; ’89184 '
Paid Bond 6t Wip. 1 .
Paid Interest on same.. ........ 217 10
Paid expenses at Thudlam's for t\?o
days
Collector's fees....
Exonerations.
Paid Sohool Directors ono day at settle*
menl
Paid three Auditors one day* .7....;
Paid printing W115.......U.,.,...., „
Paid percentage to Trea5urer...........
By balance In Treasurer's hands..
• ' • . •• t
Whole amount paid by John Waggon- 0 T ‘ '
cr, former Treasurer for patting In 18 ; ■
monos published In former states . <
-JJJgpt- 05
Whole amount expended by p. W.'QuJg- • 1 - 1
lay and Solomon drisslngor, for 8d- ? •• ••*»«
mon — *20,838 87
. Auditors of Korth Middleton township
nave examined the above account. and find a
n,wi a ?i C . 6 , of two hundred and forty-three dollars,
and thirty-two cents. , ;
MOSES WETZEL, ■
gko, brought; ~
aphaiM ozo.B.LwemiD.
afcbertiseinetifs.
JiEGISTER'S NOTICE.—NoIIco ’is
given to all parsons interoatod, that
e following accounts have boon filed In tills Of
nee. by tho accountants therein named, for exam
ination, and will bo presented to tho Orphan's
Court of Cumberland County, for confirmation
and allowance, on Tuesday r October 22d, A. D.,
IW7, vii:
1. First and final account of Ezra Bowman. Ex
ecutor of the lost Will and Testament of Samuel
Bowman, late of Hampden township, deo'd.
2, First and final account of Benjamin p, Nlck
oy. Administrator of Mary Ann JNlokey, lato of
Silver Spring township, dec’d. .
8. Flm ana final account of Mary Tate, Admin
istratrix of John Tate, lato of Lower Allen town
ship, deed.
4. First and final account of Samuel Berry, Ad
ministrator of Bamnel Armold, deo’d.
6. Final account of H. O. Rupp, deo’d, Guardian
of E. Lomont. minor, as settled by bis Adminis
trator, 8. Q. Bowman.
6. First and final account of H. G. Rhnn. who
was Ex’r., of C. W. Sponslor, Into of Mcchnn*
OB sott ‘® d by S. G. Bowman, hl B
T, Guardianship account of Daniel Holllngor.
Guardian of Hetty Shlslep, Lucy Shislor, Lewis
Shislorand Martin Shislor, minor children of
Lewis Shlflior, late of Fulton county, Illinois
deceased. • . ' > '
8. First and final account of Wm. A. Brown, Ad*
miulstrator of David Woods, doo’d. . '
0. Account of George Oyster, one of tho Execu
tors of the last will and testament of. Abraham
Oyster, late of Lagrange, Lewis county, Missouri.
10. First andflnnlacconntofWm; Highland. E.x-
I ecutor of John Maxwell, deo’d., tiled by Goo. W.
Clever, Esq.. Executor of Wra. highland, dec'd.
| 11. Frst and final account of John T. Green, Ad
ministrator of John MoKlnstry. deo'd.
’ 12. First and final account of Thod. a Comfort.
Administrator of Daniel Comfort, late of Mo
chanlcsburg, deo’d. ,
13. The account of> Henry and Chos. Killian,
Executors of tho last will and testament of John
■ Killian, deo’d. ,
• T 1 Tho account of John Waggoner, Guardian of
- Jpalah Lohn, minor child of Peter Lohn, deo’d; ’
15. The account of John Jacobs, Administrator
with tho will annexed of Andrew Sharp, Jato of
Notflon twp., deo’d; ■
10. First and final account of Jacob Otstot, Ad
ministrator of John J. Coble, late of Silver Sprint;
twp., doo'd.
J. DOESHEIMER,
Register.
Hopt. 20.1807.
qumb'd valley rail road \
EXCUBSIO IT! I
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
.CUMBERLAND COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
AT CARLISLE ,
ON' TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY *
FRIDAY, Jut. 2d, M * 4th, OCTOBER. 18071
THE CUMB’D. VALLEY E. B. CO.,
will issue ROUND, TRIP TICKETS for Regular
Trains daring the continuance of tho Exhibition,,
which will bo good for Return Passage on nil
Trains leaving Carlisle, until Extra Train ofFrl-
I 4th of October, o«ti positively no longer, at
the following rates, viz; ■
1 Harrisburg to Carlisle and return.
, Bridgeport . . ,
, Shiremanstowu ' “ “
Moohanlcsburg “ •* ,
Kingston., “ . . .••
Middlesex “ «
Good Hope 1 j ** . ;
Greaaon r * '•* - -,»-•■■■
Alterton. “ “
Newvlllo *. {' • “ .
Oakville ~.u .. •• • «
Shippensburg t ■. “ .
Scotland ,
Ohomberabarg . ; ■ ; «; •
Marion ~.•••. •« .
iKaui&nan'B M . “
Greenoastlo' « ••
State Lino “ , , ••
Morgantown: .■'**, “
xtogeratoyra,- . •*,,, , *•
: . E X T.B-A; OL’.BA IN I
An Train will leave Carlisle So r Harris
"burg, and Intermediate Stations, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, the 2d,.8d and Wt of October,
Agents wrii/itf Appointed' to Seli; Ticiarrs
at Bridgeport* BhlremanstoWn; Kingston; Mid
dlesex* Good Hope: Grooson's; Altorton: Oak
ville ; Scotland r and at other Wav Stations they
-can be fjrocnred from the Conductors of Trains,
i Supeuintendent's Office,!
■ Chambersbnrg, Bcpt.-20, 1807.- f
; m l;i' '< O. N. LULL, Sitpi.
Bept. 2fl, 2t ‘ ‘ - ■ -
THIS; IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that on.
the 2lsfc day of September, A. D, IBC7, a war
rant tu Bankruptcy .was Issued against the estate
orjacobjEnsmln&er, of Frankford township,, la
the County of Cumberland, and State of Pennsyl
vania, who has been adjudged'a'Bankrupt, on
.his own petition; that the payment of any debts
and delivery of any property, belonging Co, such
bankrupt, to him or for his use and the transfer, of
any property by him are forbidden, by law: that
a meeting of the creditors of. the said bankrupt,
to provo’tnolr debts and to choose bno or more
assignees of hid estate,will be hold at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to. be holdea at his office,-in the
court-house, in,the borough of Carlisle* before
Cbas. A. Barnett. Register, on the sixteenth day
of October, A, 1807. at 10 O’clock, A. M.
JPcr S. H, , GALBRAITH, Deputy,
; Sept. 20, 1807-2&. , . , / .
moWN PROPERTY AND HOUSE
:J: .HOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC SALE.—
On Wednesday, October 0, 1807. Will bo sold at
Public Sale, on- the above day, at the residence
of the undersigned, 88 South Bedford street, Car
lisle. next door to the German Church, her House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, such' as Parlor and
Chamber Furniture, Carnots, Matting, Stoves,
Cutlery and Dishes, together with nearly every
thing pertaining to housekeeping. ■.
\ Bale to commence at-lO o’clock*'A. M., of said
• i&eo, will bo sold; Immediately dfter the sale of
the household goods,'say at 1 O’clock; p. M„ the
valuable DW ELLING BLOUSE; In the occupancy
of the subscriber, and located as above'descrlbea,
The house Is a two and a-half story Brick, with a
Two-story Back Building, nearly new;‘and-iB 'a.
most desirable place of residence.,
Terms made known on the day of sale by -
- MARTHA FLEMING. -
810,178 U I Bopl. 10, . ■ - " ’
OAK WOOD 1 WANTED;—6OO Cords
of good Oak Wood wanted. For particulars
ns to price and tlmo of delivery Inquire at tills
office. . ■
Sept. 20,1807—1 t.
... 2,004 43
.h 0,704 01
... 200 44
... 148 35
30 84
5 00
2 OS
... 284 00
8 02.
... 100 00
JUST PUBLISHED,
NEW WOBK .ON SINGING.
Twenty, die , Exercises,
IN FORM OF ■ '
SOLFEGGIOS FOR SOPRANO OB MEZZO
. •., SOPRANO VOICES, , .
' 810,17814'
j .. INTENDED AS •
Studies. to acquire the Art of Singing.
, K These ■ exercises were composed to ho used
simultaneously witli hla system,' "The Art of
Singing," orwlthany other method for the coltl--
vatlon of the voice, and will take the- place of
CONGO NE'S SOLFEGGIOS j being more melodi
ous and better adaptedfor toaohing. •
; “Someof theseexeroisesarespeciallybdantlful
os woU.as useful, a mingling of thedtdee et utile,
Which secures tholnterestos well as (ho Improve
ment of tho student. The various-styles devel
oped in these exercises render them Invaluable
In an educational point ofiVleW, as they tend to i
enlarge the intelligence and the appreciation J
■ and at-the same time form 1 the taste of tho pupil.
They must bo stadled'carefnlly with reference to
the innumerable marks of expression and forms
of. ornamentation*; Upon* the mlnutej accuracy
with which these ore accomplished depends the
actual sterling advancement of tho pupU j'any
evaslon or slurring in.these.respcota Is ,umo and
effort utterly wasted, while, on the other hand, a
close and patient Investigation, and a minutely
faithful expoutionof them, will give unexpected
pdwer'ahd facility,* and open to the student the
means and resoaroes by which great artists pro-’-
duco their most brilliant and profound efforts.—.
rbtkn’a-Art Journati -' v * ' m> , t "*'
m-IN; TWO VOLUMES.
Price, each, in Boards. Betoll, 60
I do. do. in Clothe Retail,.., 260 -
A Sample Copy sent by Mall, post-paid, on reoeipi;
j or Wholesale price, $1.60.
by WM/ HALL & SON,
JVb. 648 Stohdu>ay,M K * f
1 hibllahersanddealers in.Musio, end Monufao
tnrexs of FLUTES, FIFES, FLAGEOLETS* «to.,
&0., Ao.i sendfor oatalogue.of prices.... -1 1.- u
... nr, .
83,720'C2
.-—•i ,• - ara
180 00
218 64*
T\BUGBI DRUGS l-rDr.'D; Cortunan
I J having to reUnoalsh-an extensive forabtlce,
8a ' well as nla Drnff business in the city ofPitts
urg, several years ago, onaocoont 1 of ilThealth,
has now' opened at No; 08 ’N. Hanover street, be*
tweenihe office's’of Drs, Klefler and Zltzor.a
DRUG STORE, where he hasand is receiving ev
dry few days a pure stock, of Drugs, Chemicals^
, Dye StufflJ and everything generally kept la a
well-regulated City Drug store. - .Prescriptions
. Carefully compounded and ; family receipts will,
receive special care. The Dr. can bo consulted at
day hour, at his office^baok of his store, or at his
dwelling, N0.,112 N.-Hanovor street, after, store
hours. Remember -the place, 1 No, 88 N. Hanover
StreeWOarllsle..- , ....
. ..... DR.-D. GORKMAN..
SepLl2,iBG7—ly . ..i
pjOAIi AND iiCaiBEB YAKD.*, ; !
jThd Bubscriher haying leased, the,Yard formerly
Armstrong a Hot Tor. and purchased
i - eOAXi AND LUMRBER, ”
' ik tire ’together with' ah' Immense
stock, will havo constantly on hand and furulslx'
to order aßktadq and quality of seasoned . .
LUMBER,' ' ‘ • - V; ■ ‘
T BOARDS, * -
'I SCANTLING.
: FRAME STUFF,
! • 11 > ■ • PALING,
V. -a ...I ,-^I^TERI^a
■ Lath, ” Shingling Lath, - Worked Floor! dg and
Weathechoardlug, Posts and Rails,, and ©very at
tlole thdt belongs to a Lumber Yard.. j.
! All kinds of Shingles, to wit : White Pine, Hem-'
,■ lock, and Oak, of dlferent qualities. ’Having corn
qf my own, I con furnish bills to order or any
length and sire at the shortest notice and on the.
most reasonable terms; My worked.boards iwUl)
bo kept under cover, so' they can bo furnished 9
Qtall tlpieS. ;.! ( • ■ t-r, • *
I have constantly on nand'all kinds of 'FAM
ILY COAL, under cover, which I will deliver,
clean, to any part'of the borough, to wit: Ly
kens Volley,-Broken Egg,, Stove -and Nut, Luke
Fiddler, Treverton, Locust Mountain, Lauborryl
which I pledge my Belt to sell at the lowest prices,
Lftnehumer* 1 ami BlacJamtiM. OoaL always on
.and, which I will sell ot the lowest figure/Vard
west side o/Grammar Sobooh Main s&eet
Doe. J, 1805 ANDREW H< BLAIR* ’
........ ; • o 00,
s*:
4 00
8 00
80 00
• 4 DQ
(243 82
52,212 eq,
of tub
TO BE HELD
BASSINI’S
Q.RAND DISPLAY.
OP NEW GOODS,
GREENFIELD’S, NO .4,
EAST MAIN STREET
1,10 last week in Now York ami
mioaelphln, I am now prepared to exhibit one
of the most desirable stock: of Goods lu Carlisle,
and at extremely low prices.
Black Silks,
Fancy Silks,
French Merino's
Mixed Melange,
poplins,.
Single and double width Delalnoa,
Plain Black Alpacas,
Black Kept Alpacas,
, , A largo assortment COL’D ALPACAS,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Good Muslins at 100, very good Muslins 1 yard
wide, only 12}$). A tip top bleached Muslin at
150, I yard wide worth 20c. Unbleached Muslins
at same rates.
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS at 12 cento,
CANTON FLANNELS very cheap,- ’ ’
PRINTS at 10,12}£ and 15cts.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
' lot of BLANKETS over offered,
Kentucky jeans from 20cte. yard up,
All Wool FLANNELS from Slots per yard to 50c.
,l ’ ’ The best Crash la town at 12%0.
120
1.85
1.05
1.75
1.85
240
2.15
Z 25
Lindsey's Oof a Canioti flannels.
Tabic Diapers,
Checks,
Tickings,
1 A Full Line of
CLOTHS a gassi meres;
BEAVER CLOTHS, CHINCHILLAS,
lowor.pricoa than over,
CASSINETTS VERY LOW
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Shirts,
Drawers,
Woolen Hoods,
Wool Scarfs,
Nubias,
Hosiery,
A beatlful assortment of CoVd Velvet Ribbon,
all widths and the most beautiful styles of Dress
Battens, Colored Cord edged Ribbons,
Handsome oloA kikes'
In ovory shade.
DELAINES AT OLD PRICES, 25cta,
A DESIRABLE LOT OF
MOURNING GOODI!
Slack Merino’s,
Shcfcl&pt,
Slack Delaines, •
, . .Eotnfyuines,
AJSO THE BEST ASSORTMENT
F.UNKRAL GOODS
hlwbyß bit h&mb i
SHAWLS; SINGLE 1 AND DOUBLE.
'•l d.Dj
u at rcduced>rates, , v . v
CHILDREN'S SSAWLBj
; J’JSAIN AND .PLAID FLANNELS.
A JOB IK
GINGHAM AND BILK UMBIt ELLAS,
HO O P SKIRTS.
onbGaseof burner's M
OELEBJtA TED BA LMOBA L y
at only f 1.79,
: ; Selling in other at 82,00 and 4d25. ■
yABLE K ddVEil^y,:/^^ < CY J nOBESI
' The ahqvo enumeration of goods and prices are'
hut a partial list of one of the largestand best se*.
lected stocks' Gver : brought to this 'place, had *1
would therefore .Impress particularly on, oil pur
ohasors the propriety of at least soelngasul oxam
, Inlfigmynwck beftrrepOTchnsmgßlsewhere; oar it
•Is rny fuil dotermlnatioh‘not!to he bnderiold id
any goods In my line.
MY'MOTTO 18.
QUICK SALESf AND SHORT PROFITS!
AND MY PiAOB 6v BUSINESS,
tu T.' GREENFIELD.
Ko.tEaafrMaln strata.
BepUB|Ufi*
j, T? tEC TI ON' iPEOCLAMATiOJtV
*' JDJ Whereas, In and by an Act of tho General
Assembly of. tho Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, entitled ** An Act relating to the elections of
this Commonwealth,” passed on tho 3d day of
July. Anno Domini, 1839, It Is made the duty of
tho aherlffof every County yrlthln tills Common
wealth, to give public notice of the General Elec
tions, and in such notice to enumerate—
-Ist. The OlUcora to be elected.
2d. Designating tho places at which thodcctlon
Is to bo hold. Therefore,
I, JOHN JACOBS, High Sheriff of tho county of
Cumberland, do hereby make known and give
this public notice to the Electors of the County
of Cumberland, that on TUESDAY, Uio Bth day
of October next, an Election will bo hold At tho
several Election Districts established by law In
Bald County, at which time they will vote by bal
lot lor
One person for Judgo of tho Supremo Court of
Pennsylvania.
One person to represent the county of Cumber
land In the Houscof Representatives of IheStato
of Pennsylvania.- • •
_ Ono person for Sheriff of the county of Cumber
land.
. Ono person for Treasurer of the, county of Cum
berland.
Ono person for Commissioner of tho county of
Cumberland. 1
Ono person for. Director of tho Poor of tho coun
ty of Cumberland.
Ono person for Auditor of tho county of Cum
berland.
Onoporebn for Jury Commissioner of the coun
ty of Cumberland.
Tho said election will bo held throughout tho
County as follows: /
Tho election In the election district composed
of tho borough.of Carlisle and tho townships of
North Middleton', South Middleton, Lower Dick
inson, and Lower Fraukford, will bo held at tho
Court House, In tho borough of Carlisle.
Tho election In tho election district composed
of Lowdr West Ponnsborough township, will bo
hold at the North School House, In Plainfield; - •
The election In tho oloctldh district composed'
of Sliver Spring township, will ho held-at tho
public house of George Duoy, In Hoguestowu, In
said township.
The election In tho election district composed
of Hampden township, will bo held at tho public
house occupied by George K. Duoy, In said town
ship.
The election In tho election district composed
of tho township of Upper Allen, will bo held at
tho public house of Joshua Culp, in ShophcvUs
town.
The election In the election district composed
of Middlesex township, will beheld at the Mid
dlesex School House. 1
Tho election In tho election district composed
of tho town&hlp of Lower Allen, will bo hold at
the wagon-maker shop of Jonas Himchbarger. on
Slate Hill,
Tho election in tho election district composed
of East Ponnsborough-township, will bo hold at
- tho house of John Sloror, at West Folrviow.
Tho election In the election district composed
of New Cumberland, will bo hold at tho house
now kept by William Bell; In-'the borough of
New Cumberland,
j Tho election in the election district composed
of tho borough ofMcchnnlcsburg, will bo hold at
tho publiohouse now* kept by -L. Helices, In said
borough.
Tho election In tho election district composed
of Monroe township, will behold at the public
house of A." J.’Mornsbn.-lu Olmrohtown, In said
township.
Tho election In tho election district composed
of Penn township, will beheld at tho house lately
occupied by Jacob Redsockcr, in said township,- '
Tho election In tho election district composed
of Upper Dickinson township, will be heldm the •
house now occupied by Joseph Knottle, known
os tho S ono Tavern.
Tho election in tho election district composed
of tho borough of Nowvllle and townships of Mif
flin, Upper Frankford, Upper West Ponnsborough
and North Newton, will bo held at tho publio
School House In tho borough of Nowvllle.
The election iri the -election district composed
of the borough of -Nowburg, Hopewell township,
will bo hold at tho School House In Nowburg, in
said township. - .. r , .
Tho election in the election district composed
of the Borough of Shlppensburg, Shlppcnsbarg
township, and that part of Southampton not in
cluded In the-Loesburg election district, 'will bo
hold at the Council House, in the borough of
Shlppensburg.
The election in tho election district composed
of Lower Southampton township, will be hold at
tho house formerly occupied by William Max
well, In Leesburg. ~l •
Tho election In .the election district composed
of-South-Newton township, will bo held at tho
School House in Jacksonville,
Molmlrs,
impress Cloths,
Pops,
“ That every person excepting Justices of the
Peace, who shall hold any office or appointment
of profit or trust under tho United states, or of
this State, or, a .City or Incorporated District,
whether a'commissioned officer or otherwise,
who is or shall bo employed under tho Legisla
tive, Executive or Judiciary Department of this
State, or of the United States, or of any Incorpo
rated District, and also;that every member 6f
Congress, and of tho State Legislature, and of tho
Select or Common Council of any City, or Com-
I mlsslonor Of any Incorporated District, is by law
Incapable of holding or exorcising at the time,
'■the office or appointment of Judge, Inspector or
Cleric of any election of this Commonwealth, and
that no Judge. Inspector or other officer of such
election shtui bo ©legible to be then voted for,"
- And tho said Act of Assembly, entitled "An
Act relative to elections of this Commonwealth,”
passed July 8, 1839, further provides, as follows,
to wit;
Hickory Stripes, Ac,
“ That the Inspector, and Judges shall meet at
.the respective places appointed for holding tho
election in the District to which they respective
ly belong, before 0 o'clock on tho morning of the
2d Tuesday of October, and each of said-inspec
tors shall appoint one Clerk, who shallho a qual
ified voter ,• » ..
i “Incase tho person who shall have received
the second highest number of votes for Inspec
tor, shall not attend on tho day of election, then
tho person who shall have received the second
highest number of votes for Judge at tho next
preceding shall net. as. Inspector in his
Since.. And 1$ .cose tho person .who has-received.
io highest number of votes for Inspector, sliall
not attend, the person elected Judge shall' ap
point an Inspector In his place, ana in ease the
Jierson elected Judge shall not attend; then the'
nspoctor who received tho highest number of
voles shall appoint a Judge la Tils place; and if
any. vacancy shall continue la the board for the
'space of one hour after the'time fixed by law for
the opening of the election, the voters of tho
township, ward or district for which such officer
bliall have been elected, present at the time of
(election, shall elect one ofthoir nambor to fill
tho vacancy.”
f Particular attention Is directed to the Act of
Assembly, passed the 27th,day,of February, 1839,
entitled *‘Ah‘ Act relative to voting at'Electlons
In tho counties of Adams. Dauphin. York. Lan
caster, Franklin, Cumberland, Bradford, centre,
Greco, apd-Erle,’ ■ vi&: . f . 7 ,
' '“Sec.!;Boitenactedby tlieSenateand-HOnse
of Representatives of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania in General Assembly mot, and it is
hereby enacted by tho authority of the same that
It shall bo lawful for tho qualified voters of Hie
counties of Adams, Dauphin, Lancaster;'Ybrk ;'
Franklin, Cumberland, Bedford, Centro, Green,
and Eric, from and after thopasaago of tills Act,
to vote for all candidates for tho various office s
to bo filled at any election oh ono slip or ticket;
Provided, tho office for which every candidate is
voted for, shall bo designated as required by the
existing laws of the Commonwealth.
“ Sec.Y. That any fraud committed by any per
son voting in tho manner aboveproscribed, shall
bo punished as similar frauds arc directed to be
punished by tho existing laws of tho Common
wealth.”
For tho information of tho electors of Cumber
land county, I publish tho following, being tho
4th section,or tho Actof the General Assembly of
tho session of 1851. entitled “An Act to provide
for the Election of Judges of tho several Courts
of this Commonwealth, and to regulate certain
Judicial Districts.” . ,
, “Sec. 4. That tho election*for Judges shall bo
bold and conducted in tho several election dis
tricts in tho same manner in all respects os elec
tions for Representatives are or shall bo cqnduc-r
tod, and the same Judges. Inspectors, and offi
cers, and by provisions of tho Act of tho General
Assembly, entitled “An Act relating to tho elec
tions of this Commonwealth,” approved tho 2d
day of July, 1840, arid ItS'Eoveral supplements,
and all other like laws as laras thosamo shall bo
in force and,applicable, shall bo deemed and ta
ken>to the election of Judges: Provided, That tho
aforesaid’ electors shall vote for Judges or tho
Supreme Court on a separate pieco of paper, and
for all other Judges required to bo learned In the
law on another separate.pleco of.paper. .. , , , ■
: “it shall; be the; duty of the several Assessors,
respectively to attend at tho place of holding ev
ery General, Special or Township election, during
tho whole time said election Is kept open, for tho
purpose of giving information to tho Inspectors
ami Judge, when called on, in relation to tho
right of any person assessed by them to vole at
such election, and on such other matters In rela
tion to the assessment of •yot©rs, J as..tho said In
spectors, or either of them'shdll from time to
tune require.
Sontags,
Gloves & Notions.
CHijvj y eIU,
Crape OoUart,
r.;3
“No person shall be permitted to vote at any.
eldotlOn.afl' aforesaid, other than «white freeman
of tho ago of twonty-ono yours or more, whoshall
Xmve resided in the State at least one year, and In
the election, district .where, ho , oilers, to vote, at
least leu days Immediately preceding such 'elec
tion and within two years paid aStato and coun
ty tax which shall have boon assessed at least ton
days before tho.. election. r ßut a.citizen of the
United States'wh6 has‘provlously been a quali
fied voter of this State and removed therefrom
and returned, and who shall have resided in tho
election district and paid taxes as aforesaid, shall:
bo entitled to vote oner residing iu this State six
months: Provided'Thattho whitefreoraonjbal
eens of tho United Btates.between tho 'Oges of 21
and 22 years, and having resided in this State one
year and in the election .district ten days, os
aforesaid, shall bo entitled to vote, although they
shall notndve paid taxes,;
•* no person snail bo permitted to vote whoso
name is not contained In* tho list of taxable in
habitants furnished by .the Commissioner, unless,
First, ho produces a recelptfor the payment, with
in two years, of a State or county tax assessed
agreeably to the Constitution, and give satisfac
tory evidence either on his.own oath or affirma
tion or on the oath or affirmation bf another that
he has paid such a tax. or in failure to produce a
receipt, shall make oath to the payment thereof:
Or.-Second,if Ue.claimaright to .vote by. being ;
an elector betwcon.thQ ages 0f.21 and 22. years,
shall depose on oath or affirmation. that .ho, has
resided In tho State at loastone year next before,'
his application, and make such proof of residence
in tho os Is required by ibis Act, and that'
he does verily believe from the accounts given
Sim that ho 6 of the age aforesaid, und give such
ther evidence as is required hy this Act: where
upon tho name of tho person so admitted to vote
ibnll be inserted In the alphabetical list, by the
inspectors, and a note made opposite thereto by
Writing the word.'tax/, if 1m shall be, admitted to
vote by reason of having paid tpx, or the-word
*age’ if ho shall be admitted to vote by reason ol
ago, and in either case tho reason of such vote
shall be called out to tho Clerks, who shall make
the like note in the llstotvoters kept by him.
■ In all cases where tho name of (lie person clai
ming to vote is not found on the list furnished by
be commissioners or assessors, or his right to
tvote whether found thereon or,not, is objected to
by any qualified citizen, it shall bo the duly of
the Inspectors to examine such person on oath as
to his qualifications, and if ho claims to have re
sided in'the Btato for oneyeor .or more, his oath
shall be sufficient proof thereof; but he shall
make proof by at least one competent witness,
who shall be a qualified elector, that ho has resi
ded wiUUn-tho district, for .more, than ten. days
nexfln\medlnieiy'profeeodlnfe shch' election 1 , and
shall also himself swear that tils bona fide resi
dence, In pursuance of his lawful calling. Is with
in the district and thalho-did not remove in the
ME
said district for the purpose of votlpg therein.
1 “ Every person qualified ns aforesaid, nml who
shall make duo proof, if required, of his residence
qud payment of taxes, {i-a-nforespld; shall; ho ad
mited to voto m th'e'totfnihlir.wrtrfl, or district
in which he shall reside.
> “ If any person shall prevent or attempt to pre
vent an officer of the ejection under this actfram
holding’•such election, of 1 us©’ or* threaten- any
, Violence to any such otlicer, or shall Interrupt or
Improperly interfere with him In the execution
of bio duty, shall block or attempt to block up the
window or*ovdnho to any window "whore the
shine may be bolding, or shall riotously, dieturo
the peace of said election, or shall use orpragUpi}
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
Election IkoclamatUm.
any intimidation, threats, force Or violence with
tho design to Influence unduly or overawe any
, ejector, or to prevent him from voting, or, to rc
strain the freedom of choice, snoli person on con
viction shall bo lined lu any sum not exceeding
flvo hundred dollars, and to bo imprisoned for a
time not less than ono or moro than twelve
months, and If it shall bo shown to tho court
where tho trial of such offence shall ■bo hod, that
tho person bo offending was not a resident of tho
city, ward, district or township, where the said
offence was committed, and not entitled to vote
therein, thou, on tho conviction ho shall bo son
tonced to pay a fine of not less than ono hundred
nor moro than ono thousand dollars, and to bo
imprisoned not less than six months nor moro
than two years.
“If any person or persons shall mako any bet
or wager upon tho result of any election within
this 6ommonwcalth, or shall oifer. to make any
such bet or wager, cither by verbal proclamation
thereto, or by any written or printed advertise
ment, challenge or Invito any person or persons
. to make such bet or wager, upon conviction there
of, ho or they shall forfeit ami pay three times the
amoimtflo botor to bo bet,
. “If any person not by law qualified, shall fraud
ulently vote at an election In this commonwealth,
or being otherwise qualified, shall vote out ol his
proper .district, or If any person knowing tho
want of such qualification, shall aid or procure
such person to vote, tho person, on conviction,
shall be.flncd In any sura not exceeding two hun--
dred dollars, and bo Imprisoned for any term not
exceeding tht'co months, ■
“If any person shall vote at moro than ono
election district, or otherwise fraudulonlly voto
more once on tho same day, or shall fraud
ulently fold or deliver to tho Inspector two tick
ets together, with the intent illegally to vote, or
shall procure another so to do, he or they oliond-
Ing, shall on conviction be fined In any sum not
loss than fifty nor more than five hundred dol
lars, andbolmprlsoued for any term not loss than
three nor more than twelve months.
“If any person not quallllccl to vole In this
commonwealth, agreeably to law, (except tho
sons of qualified citizens) shall appear at any
place of election for tho purpose of Issuing tick
ets or oflnllucnclng tho citizens quallUeil to vote,
ho shallon conviction forfoltamr pay any.sum
not exceeding one hundred dollars, for every
such offence, and bo Imprisoned for any term not
exceeding three mouths.”
Agreeably to the .provisions of the sixty-first
section of said act, every- General ami Special
Election shall bo opened between tho hours of
eight and ten iu the forenoon, and shall continue
without interruption or adjournment until seven
o clock In tho evening, when tho polls shall bo
cloned. ■
And tho Judges of tho respective districts afore
said, are by tho said act required to moot'at the
Court House. In the borough of Carlisle, on the
third day niter tho said day of election, being
I*rlday, tho 12th day of October, then and there to
perform tho things required ol thorn by law.
Iu accordance with tho provisions of the Bth
section of ou act entitled *• A further supplement
to tho Election laws of this Commonwealth,” I
publish tho following: • ’
Whereas, By the act of tho Congress ol tho
United States, entitled “An .act to amend the
several acts heretofore passed to provide for the
enrolling and calling out tho national forces, and
for other purposes,” and approved March 3d, one
thousand eight hundred and slxty-llvo, all per
sona who have deserted tho military or naval
service of tho United. States, and’ who have not
been discharged or relieved from tho penalty or
disability therein.provided, are deemed and tak
en to have voluntarily relinquished and forfeited
their right of citizenship and'their rights to be
come citizens, and aro deprived of exercising any
rights of dtleens thereof:
And whereas, Persons not citizens of tho United
Stales aro not, under the constitution and laws of
Pennsylvania, qualified electors of this Common
wealth:
Section 1. So it auicial&c.. That in all elections
hereafter to bo held in this Commonwealth, It
shall be unlawful for tho judge or Inspectors of
any such election to receive any .ballot or ballots
from any person or persons oihoraced in tho pro
visions aim subject to tho disability imposed by
said act of Congress, unproved March 3d, ono
thousand eight hundred, and sixty-five, and It
shall bo unlawful for any such person to oll'or to
voto any ballot or ballots. • ■
Bkction2. That if any such judge and Jnspoc
torsof election, ornny one of them shall receive
or consent to receive any such unlawful ballot or
ballots from any such disqualified person, ho or
they so offending shall bo guilty of a misdemean
or, and upon conviction thereof In any court,of
quarter, sessions of this Commonwealth, lie shall,
for each offence, bo sentenced to pay a lino of not
loss than one hundred dollars, ami to undergo an
imprisonment in tho jail of the proper county for
not less than sixty days.
Section 3. That If any person deprived of citi
zenship, and . disqualified ns, aforesaid, shall, at
any election hereafter to beheld in this common
wealth,.vote,.or tender to tiro officers Uioreof, and
otter to vote, a ballot or ballots, any person so
offending shall bo doomed guilty of a misde
meanor, and on conviction thereof In any court
of quarter sessions of this Commonwealth, shall
for each offence bo punished in likewise manner
as provided In tho proceeding section of this act
In case of ofllcers of election receiving such un
lawful ballol or ballots. • •
Section 4. That If any person shall hereafter
pursuodo or advise any person or persons, depriv
ed of citizenship and disqualified as aforesaid, to
offer ony ballot or ballots to tho ofilcor of any el
ection hereafter to bo held In this common
wealth, such person so. offending shall bo guilty,
of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof
In ony courtof quarter sessions of this common
wealth, shall bo punlshod in a like manner as is
provided in tho second section of this act In tho
case of officers of such election receiving such
unlawful ballot or ballohs. ; !
Particular attention is directed to the first sec
tion of tho Act of Assembly, passed the 30th day
of March, A. D., IWW, entitled** An Act regulating
tho manner of Voting at all Elections, In' the
several counties of this Commonwealthr
“ That tho qualified voters of tho several coun
ties of tills Commonwuoith, at all general, town
ship, borough and special elections, arc hereby,
hereafter, authorized and required to vote, bv
tickets, printed or wrltou. or partly printed and
partly written, severally classified ns follows; One
ticket shall embrace tho names of nil Judges of<
warts voted for. and to bo labelled, outside, “ju
diciary ono ticket shall embrace tho names of
all state officers voted for, and bo labelled,
“state;”one ticket shall embrace the names of
nil county officers voted for, Including office of
Senator, member, ond.tnom.6ora of Assembly, if
voted for. and members, of Congress, If voted for,
and bo labelled, “ countyone .ticket shall em
brace tho names of all township officers voted
for, ami bo labelled, “ township •” ono ticket shall
embrace tho names of all borough officers voted
for, and bo labelled, “boroguh; ,r and each class
shall bo deposited la separate ballot boxes,”
! Agreeably to tho provisions of tho sixty-first
tection of said act, “Every General and Special
Election shall be open botweeutho hours or eight
and ten in the forenoon and shall continue open
until-seven, o’clock In tho evening, when the
polls shall bo closed.”
1 Pursuant to the provisions, contained-in tho
sqvonty-slxtU section of tho act,-first aforesaid,
ihojiufges of the aforesaid districts .shall jospoc
dvely Uiko charge of: the certificates of return of
Tie election of tholr respective districts, and pro
duce-tUomat amcotiug of ono -judge - from.each
district, at tho Borough of Carlisle, on tho third
day after the election, being, for tho present year
ON FRIDAY,'THE 11TH-DAY OF ■ OCTOBER
NEXT, then and there to do and perform tho du
ties required by law-of said judges.
> Also—That where a Judge by sickness or una
voidable accident, Is unable to attend such a
meeting of Judges, then the certificate or return
aforesaid shall betaken charge of by one of tho
Inspectors or Clerks of tho election of said dls-
trlei. who shall do and perform the duties rcq.'uir
edorsftldjudgo unable to attend.
. Given under my hand, nt Carlisle, this 291 h day
of Audust;iBo7,
Aug. 29,1807.
THE IMPROVED OMENTAL
Base Burning Coal Stoves,
■ <and- Parlor Furnaces; ■
Have received Vonr. First Class Premiums at the
New York State nod other Fairs. Also, tho
great SH/VEtt MBDAJL at the Fair of
) the American Institute hold to the
.City of New York, 1803*
THEY ARE PERPETUAL BURNERS, ONLY
ONE PIES BEING REQUIRED TO BE
i HADE DURING THE SEASON.
THEY ARB PERFECT VENTILATORS bP
• THE APARTMENT. ,
THERE CAN BE NO ESCAPE OF GAS FROM
them;
THERE CAN BE NO CLINKER OR SLAG TO
OBSTRUCT.
THE FIRE HULL REMAIN FOE DAYS WITH
; ' OUT ATTENTION., h . .
THE ILLUMINATION IS EQUAL TO AN
“OPEN FIRE.”
THEY ARB POWERFUL’ HEATERS AND
1 YET PERFECTLY. ADAPTED TO
; 1 ‘ MILD WEATHER.'’
THEY ARE THE MOST ECONOMICAL
STOVES AND FURNACES EVER .
MADE.
THE FURNACE WILL HEAT, SATISFAOv
TORILY. BOTH AN UPPER AND A ‘
LOWER ROOM,’ WITHOUT
- ADDITIONAL FUEL
Eight SlzcAoftho stoves, end'Three Sizes of the
. . Parlor Furnaces.
Manufactured and for Sale to the, Trade by
. i PERKY & CO.,
ORIENTAL STOVE WORKS,
No* 115 Hudson St., Alb any*
FOB SALE BY
RlNsi;S MJ T H & RUPP,
£lO. 08 NORTH HANOVER STREET,
•’* CARLISLE, pA,
Aug. 20.1807
Stones, jffintoaw, &c.
ANTED! WANTED
Messhs. WALKER & CLAUDY,
STOVES AND TINWARE
EVER OFFERED IN CARLISLE.
As tho season Is approaching forhouso-kcopers
nnd ot hers to look for a GOOD STOVE, wo would
Deg leave to call tholr attention to our stock of
COOKING STOVES
among which may bo found the following now In
the market: . .
REGULATOR,
QUAKER CITY,
NOBLE COOK,
SUSQUEHANNA,
NIAGARA.
COMBINATION and
EXCELSIOR PENN,
all of which are warranted to be the best
ROASTERS AND BAKERS,
.with all Lho MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
. Wo' Wflllia call especial attention to the REOU
"A roil COOK, which possesses advantages
It to all. It has a lt®-
VOLVINGTOP, by which arrangement the cook
can reverse tho cooking utensils to any position
desired without tho NECESSARY LIFTING, It
in decidedly tlio heat cook stovo In tho market.
Messrs. Walker <tdicwly have also on hnnd a 1
large stock of - , •-. ■
3> INI NO UO OM ST QVES
BUlsflNQ CU TOayliQ celebrated BASE
MORNING GLORY:!
THE MOST 11
said In praise of tho
which so far has taken tho
lead of all other stoves tn tho market. It la a gas
v«?v l ii*Vi r * K uri i? occluder, and requires
yerj little attention after the five Is made, it be
ing so arranged that it will '
* orproofof what wo havo stated wo would re
fer ali to the following gentlemen of Carlisle ana
vicinity, who havo had tho MORNING GLORY
in uso lost winter, and will cheerfully testify to
no merits;
IOFM: WEISE. ,
DAVID RHOADS, IW. B. MULLfN Eao
«■ I- IiURKHOLbEK. JOHN DUNEAft. QQ -’;
J. M. WEAKLEY, Esq., JJACOB lUTNER, «fec,
.We would respectfully aalc tiioso who wish to
jiurchoso a No. X stove to call at oneb and oxam-
THEi M ORNI NG (x LOR Y
MORNING GLORY HEATER
ENTIRE SATISFACTION!
FISHER'S FRUIT CANS
constantly kept on hand and for sale.
9 f TINWARE Is complete In oil Ite
branches and will bo sold at reasonable prices;
JOHN JACOBS,
Sheriff,
TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING
AND GENERAL JOBBING,
and douo in the most
workmanlike manner.
42- Du not forgo £ lb gibe us AN&ARLY CALL
iWALKER &. CLAUBy!'
Gorge*' Old Sland.r
August 1,1807—5 m
J A M E S , M.>. BOX X G A L ,
i MANUI.'ACTUKEB A.Vn DKAI.KI: IN
;STOyES, TIN AND SBEET-IRON WAUE,
siulfi /Icuipwr a,! Blulr il
CARLISLE, I>A. !i :
; Tbo Hnlwcrlber-Xhftnlcrtil for postfavoiWro.
sncctfully Informs his, friends and the .Dublin,
tnut lio tiiiK now on* hand, a lariro suoDlvof thn
latest and best Improved ’•
COOKuml ] ' •’ • j
PARLOR STOVES, n. .
I* • , IJEATEnadi\dHA.KOES.
■ln tho Stovo Cepaftment/wo d/klte to "call 'puri
ticular attention to tho following, comprisim; n»
Uiey post Cool; piifl Parjor. fcipyea
KIMIIOD, i
’ QUAKER CITY* - !, ;•
EXCELSIOR, PENNj
NOBLE COOK; J
■ NIAGARA, I
SUSQUEHANNA and IRONSIDES,
To speak at length of tho different Stoves would
occupy too much space, but wo deem ltnocos«v
*X .to call tho ulteuUoa of tho public to tho ~
EMPIRE GAS BURNER
Thjd truly Wonderful Parlor' and OflUi- filovei
la ho constructed that the cheapest quality of
coal (Llmeburner's), can bo used with succ«w.~
Jt burns continuously and the lire is easily kin
dled. It Is capable of heating one room below
|md two rooms above.. There Is no dust and no
escape of gas, and an actual saving of coal, which
hi two or three seasons will pay for the stove;
! The Empire has many valuable qualities which
ban only bo fully appreciated by seeing It InlDp- ‘
oration. Wo claim that it Is fur superior to buy
Other stove now In use, and wo feel satisfied that
Wc cun convince ail who will favor us'Witii an
examination of the SLovo at our shop of this'part
: Wo have on hund a full assortment of "
! TINW A U E . V_-j'
Repairing promptly attended to. Hoofing done
at the shortest notice. Spouting will be'piitun
on reasonable terms and with despatch;
, Pleaso glve us a call at No, Bd. South' Hanover
Street, adjoining Blair's Grocery. j ,
| . JAMES M’GONiGAI*.
I Sept. 19,1807—0nt- '
/ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE
U EXTENSION OP CERTAIN STREETS UE
PEAXiED.—Bo it enacted and ordained by .the au
thority of tii© Town Council .of the’Borough qf
Carlisle and It is hereby enacted and ordained by
tho same. That, the Ordinance passed-l>ec. IL,
1806, laying out and extending College street from
Main street to South street and laying ont and
extending Fomfrot street from West street to tho.
extension of College street, laying out and exten-,
ding Chapel alloy from West street to tho exten
sion of College street and laying out and extend
ing South street from "West street to the paid ex
tension of College street, ho and the same la here
by repealed. > ’ • ; .
Also. Ito it onneti'd. Acj.Thnl tho provisions of
thuOrdmaiiuo puo.sed August :W, 1855, with refer
ence to the paving of streets In the Borough,
shall ho extended to nll tho streets now laid out
In the Borough, so far as there kIioU be auy build
ing or’ Improvements erected on any of tho streets;
Without limitation, and that all Ordinances in
consistent herewith bo and itioy are hereby re
pealed. 1 i .
Enacted into an Ordinance this Gth day of Sep
tember, 1867. .
W. M. PENROSE,
1 ‘ Pn-ridenl of Cbtmctt.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Vhief Jiurgeu, ■
Attest;— E. D. Quiqly, Secretary of Corpora
tion.
Sept, 12,1897,'
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Real- (©state ,S?ales.
/"\RPHAN'BCOIJBT SALE OF VAL-
V/ UADLERBALB3TATE.— On Tuuday, OcUotxr
!«, 18ffr. By order of tho Orphan’s Court of Cum
berland county, I will sell at Public Sale, at Min-
Job's Tannery, In Frankford township, Cumber
land county, about GU miles Morth-woat of Car
lisle, tho following Real Estate of. Leonard Mla
ich, deceased, to wit:
No. 1. All that tract of land In Frankford two.,
ndjolnlngiands of Mrs. Geo. Kosht, Jno. G. Mick
ey, Jno. Hoover, Thos. Llchty and Jacob and
Benjamin Mickey, containing Pifty-alx ACHES
and Ninety-seven PERCHES. The Improve
ments area double .two-story STONE AMD LOO
DWELLING HOUSE, a two-«iofy Fra&ie Tenant
House, Barn, Wngon-sbod. Corn-cribs and other
outbuildings. Also a TWO-STORY STONE TAN
ERY with Bark Mill, Bark House and twenty
Tan Vats capable of holding about 800 sides. A
stream of water runs thrpQgo tho property close
by tho tannery. ■ •* ' v
No. 2. A tract of land In Frankford township,
aboiitone-fnurtb of a mile from No. 1 adjoining
lands of Jacob and Benjamin Mickey, Jonathan
Finlronblndev Adam Helser, Benjamin Shella
berger, John Qarmnn and Benjamin Jumper,
containing 111 Acres and 130 Perches, of which
about ten acres are wood-land. Tho improve
ments are a two-story LOGDWELLINQ HOUSE,
Log Barn, Corn-crib, Wagon-shed and other nec
essary outbuildings. There is a lino Spring of
water fifty yards from tho house, a stream of run
ning water on the . place and also a young and
thriving Orchard with Cider Press, Ac.
No. 3. A tract of Mountain Land in Frankford
township, adjoining lauds of John Bcidler, John
Boar, Alexander Logan and others, containing
20 Acres and 23 Perches, of first-rate Timber easy
of access. This tract will bo sold In lots or togeth
er ns will best saitpurchasers.
No. <.• A-tract of Mountalq Land' in Frankford
township, adjoining lands of Hemy Mohteer,
Henry Waggoner and others, containing 15 Acres
and 25 Perches of young and thriving Chestnut
Timber. . * <-/
Tkums of Sale.—Ten per cent of tho purchase
money to be paid whoa tho property is stricken
off. tho balancoof one-fourth on the confirmation
of tho sale by the Orphan's Court* one-fourth on
April Ist, 1858, when deed and possession. *?!!) bo
given and tho remainder in two. equal annual
payments with interest from April Ist, 1808 on
April Ist, 1809 and* 1870. t0 bo secured by Judg
ments, • /)•*»
The purchasers .to pay all taxes for the year
1803. Bale to commence'at 10 o'clock. A. M.
ANDREW KENNEDY.
„ t Executor, of Leonard Minich.
Sept, 6,1807—U
Yaluable limestone farm
AT PUBLIC SALE. — OnSuiurday, October sth,
ism. Tho subscriber will soil ivt public sale, by
order of the Orphan's Court of Cumberland coun
ty, on the premises, situated in Monroe township,
about three-quarters of a mho sonth-wost of
Oburchtown, on the York road.tjie following de
scribed valuable' tract of land. Tlio tract con
tains FIFTY-NINE ACRES, and Will be sold as
one tract, oraivlded Into three parts, tt> suit pur
chasers, os follows:
Tract No. 1, contains TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
and has. thereon erected a tWD*story>WEATH
ER-BOARDED HOUSE, with Btono Kitchen, a
Bank Barn, a never-falling Spring with good
Spring House. An Orchard of Choice Fruit oj
all varieties. - Wagon Shod, Corn Grib and all ne
cessary out-buildings. ,
No. 2, contains Eighteen Acres, lying.along tho
York road,-.about ono-half mile from Church
town. • "
’No. 3, contains Sixteen Acres, also lying along
the York road, and about one mile from Cburch
townv' “ ' "
This land is all of tho finest quality of Lime
stone, under good fence and in a high state of
cultivation.
The three tracts have heretofore been cultiva
ted os ono farm and.,wltli that view will bo offer
ed together, If so preferred by purchasers.
Sale to commence at 1 o’clock, P,M., on said
day. when attendance will ho given and terms
madekhown by w. • - *.
- * DaNIEL'U.DILLEIV
SUSAN DILLER,
Ezccutors of Daniel DiUer, dic’d.
Sopt. 12. y. . ■
YALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC
SALE.—On Tuesday, September 25,1867. Will
do sold atpubUo Sale, bjr.tha. subscriber, on tho
premises, bis farm, lying within a half mile of
Nowvillo, Cumberland County, on thoStato Road
to Carlisle, containing 172 ACRES, moro or less,
of LIMESTONE aud Loam iand/ln fluo order.—
There are two Houses off tho farm, nearly now.—
Tho ono built of Limestone, two stories high, 38
feet front by 32 feet deep, containing nlno rooms
and is ono of the best built houses m tho county.
Tho other houso Is 85 feet by 30. feet. A LARUE
STONE BANK Wagon-shod, Carriage
House,-«kc. A good Spriug-adjolnlng tho Born
. and running water in most of tho flelufli/olso two
Pumps anda r largo Cistern.- The outaldo fences
aro all Locust Posts and Chestnut Rails and the
-inside fences very good. Fine Limestone Quar
ries and splendid location for profitable lime
burning. A great deal of Locust on tho farm.—
ICO Acres clear and 12 Acres in Timber. Two ex
.ceUent Orchards of Apples mid plenty of Peaches,
Pears. Cherries and Quinces. Sixty 'Acres in
‘Wheat: Largo crops lost year and this year. The
bo divided Into two farms. Sale to
’.commence at lo’olook, P. M., on sold day, when
i conditions will bo made known by
Dn, DAVID AHh,
Sept.(3, 1867—3 t Jno. TUOUAS, Auctioneer.
'TIABMAT PUBLICSALE.—WiII be
,Jj sold St public sale, on Saturday, September■ 21,
,1557, by the subscriber, on tho promises, situate
;ln Mlulln township.* miles North-west of New.
:Vllle. on the road leading to Phoenix saw mill
■ and x mile East of Centre School House, i a tract
of land containing 130 ACRES, more or less, bav
. ing thereon erected, two sets of buildings. The
: property will bo sold in two parts or all together,
.to suit purchasers. Tim buildings on tho one pari
are a two-storied HOUSE (weather-board,-
■cd,) and a good Barn, also a good Orchard, a nev
er-falling well of water near"tho door ana a run
ning spring, with Spring House convenient to the
’ dwelling. The otnor buildings are a Log Houso
and good Barn. Ten Acres of the above Is good
Timber land; tho rest Is in a high state of culti
vation, having boon recently well limed.
Also, at tho same time and place a tract of
Mountain Land, 2% miles North of tho Farm con
taining 9 Acres, covered with excellent Timber
and adjoining lands of Geo. Grcegor, Jerry Do
wait and Jno. Miller.
Sale to commence at 12 o’clock, M,, on said day
when terms will bo made known by
JACOB JACOBY,
Jno.Tiiojiab, AuctU»\cr.
Sept, 6,1809—ta
■\TALUABLE limestone farm
' V AT PUBLIC SALE.—On Saturday, September
28,1867. The undorslgnod.WiUoflbr at public sale,
| tbeir farm, situated in Mouroo twp., Cumberland
County, 414 miles East of Carlisle, and the same
distance west of Mechanlcsburg, near Hickory
town, adjoining, lands of Ulrloli Strickler, j.
Y6bn, J.fioWers and T. Williamson, containing-
ONE HUJip HEp AND TEN ACRES..more or
less. fXtexe ,a*o SEVEN ACRES OP WOOD*
.LAND, the halanceunder.tbe,highest state of
cultivation. There Is a stream of water running
.through the centra of the; farm*::Tiio farm has
been all heavily limed, over 16,000 bdsbcls having
been burned on It. The Improvements consist of
a good Two-story FRAME'nhd STONE HOUSE,
LARGE barn, PJg Pen, Corn Crib, Carriage
House, etc. There is a Well of excellent water at:
the door. A lino Orchard of Chotap Apple trees
just coming Into bearing; besides Peaches, Cher*
rlcs, &c„ on the place.
Sale to .commence at j o'clock, P. M., on said
day, wheuterms will be made known by
ANN RINGWALT,
JOHN IIINQWAL'i’.
Ang 29,18C7—ts
ttS* Lancaster Intelligencer please copy and send
bill to this ofllco. -
Yaluable limestone farm
AT PUBLIC BALB.—The undersigned will
expose to public Bale, on Thvftday.ihe a«A day of
September, the following described tract of land,
lying In South Middleton township, Cumberland
county;'adjoining the lands ofßamoel BrJcker.
„Wm. Wolf, Peter Wolf, James * Hamilton : ana
iWm. R.Gorgos, containing ONE HUNDRED
•ACRES, more or less; of Which about 80 Acres are
well timbered and the balance in agood state of
'cultivation, Tbotmprovementaconsist of a large
STONE MANSION HOUSE, 'Framo Barn.Bumo
Wash House, Wagon-sheds, Corn-cribs and other
out-bulldlngs. There Js an Apple Orchard and
'Fruit trees on the premises, and a never-falling
>woU of 'Water at the door. There IS a good Ten-
Ant House and Stable on tho farm. A large ain’t
of a very good quality of Iron-oro has been taken
from tho ground and a largo quantity yet re
mains. The farm U3S.3U miles from Carlisle, on
•the road leading “from the York road* to Bolling
Springs and VX miles from Boiling Springs,
Also, w» JYiaau. September 2Uh, will bo solaan-
Sthor Valuable Farm lying lu South Middleton
iwnship, bounded i>y lands of Win; Keller. Geo.
Wolf,, Leonard jGulahall and 1 George-Mikesell. •
containing NINETY-SIX ACRES,, more .or less,
of which about 30 Acres aro well timbered ana
tho remainder under good cultivation. Tho Im
provements are a good LOG WEATHER-BOAR
DED HOUSE, FRAME-BARN frame Wash House,
Corn-cribs, Ac. There is a good well of Water at
tho door; There is on tho farm a good -Young
Orchard of choice Fruit, which has Just com-
Xnencod‘bcaring. ]Tlilsifarm-llcs neap ShaelTers
mill, on tho road leading from said mill to Pa
portown,
• BothsMes loi commence at 11 o’clock, A.M.. of
paid day. For terms and further information ap
ply to
SAMUEL GOODYEAR. Carlisle,
• , Htec’r, of Jacob Goodyear, dec'ti,
; _ '• -iw i-c.
\TAJjXJ ABLE -HOTEL - PROPERTY
, V AT PRIVATE SALE.—'Thesubsoriber offers
bt private sale, the “SHERMAN HOUSE” prop
erty, formerly known as the “ Union Hotel.’- sll
■ bated on tlio corner'of MWa and Roll Road
(street*, in tho Borough of Sbippensburg. The
properly consists of a THREE-STORY BRICK
{HOTEL, adjacent to the Cumberland Volley Pas
senger J>epot. .-Thohouse is largo and comraodu
pds.ld In' mfceilebtTQpalr, ana r
catcd for local and transient trade. There is al
po a one-anti-a-hal/ story Brick House, a one-story
■Brick House, a largo Stable, an Ice House and oth
er out-buildings on the premises.' There are two
Brat class STORE ROOMS on the Brat Boot of the
hotel building. This property has so long been
favorably known to the traveling public that a
further descrlptlon-ls deemed tmudccssary. For
terms apply to
! » ' 1 B. K. KET-LUR, \
• Aug. 22,‘18G7 —2m ' Shippensburg, i*a.
fDEAL EST AT E AT • PRIVATE
■ I I; SALE. 4 —The subscriber oflprs at prlvvet sale,
his Farm in Middlesex? township; Cumberland
county, adlolningthe Carlisle Springs, conlulu-
Ing lTo' ACRES, about’ one-hall Uravel aud the.
other half Slate Land, about 30 Acres are covered
With lino timber. The farm is la a good state of
Cultivation, havelng beenrccontly limed.'the im
provements are a two-story Log and Weather
board od House* a large Barn, Hay House* Wagon
Shod, Com-crlb and'other
lags. There is a never-failing well of Water at
the dddr* with a good pump; 'There ISolso a run
ping streamer water through the, him near tbe
house. . There la plenty of fruit,' such. «a Apples,
Peaches, Cherries, «tc., on tho promises. Tho
farm is well calculated to bo divided. There ore
Upwards of WOpauuols'ofpost and rail fence on
said farm. I will divide said farm if desired to
suit purchasers. Further information can lie ob
hiiuctl -from.the'subscriber, residing on North
HanoveratraeU-UarJUle. • • . • f ■
j A)ig. (5... i " ■B. CQUXJfiN. ';
AL37 A PBOPEfcT.Y FOR
iV 4 BALli—Tho ■' twQ ; story NWeallior-boarded
HuiUjG and Lot.. no toy 210 ftet on;South‘Hano vor
Street;’ belonging to tbe estate of James Hoflbr.
deceased‘atpresoflt occaplcd byJobn .WliistZerl'
Is offered for sale.” Tonus; &c. made known on
application to ..j
seg
PLAIN and FANCY 1 PRINTING- <Sff
, sw?.® u *°
AND AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
Cnmberland Co. Real Estate,
OFFERS THE. FOLLOWING VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE FOR. SALE
AT REASONABLE PRICES
t 1 2^^ Ir ?-? o^ 0IJon OF oaht-isms.
No*l. BIX of tho finest BUILDING LOTS In the
Borough, on South Hanover Street.
. J Six most elevated BUILDING LOTS
In tho Borough, situated at the head oi South St.
„N°. 3. A TRACT OP TWENTY-FOUR ACRES,
Nuttoon-Psvobot 0/-X« tut, with Hmnll but Clin
tertabte BIMCK DWELIiNG. HOUSE*K.
Stable, Ac., and a young and thrlvlnc Orchard
in NoVtofilddlSton
twp.. at the head of LouthorStreot, West, within
a mile of the Borough of Carlisle. This proper
ty, oa a HOMESTEAD, for general farming, or
for Market Gardening, Is tho most desirable tract
of Us size to be found anywhere In the vicinity
of Carlisle.
Tho certain extension of the town West
ward, partly consequent upon . the' improve
ments made and contemplated by tho Railroad
Company In that direction, drawing, as tbev
necessarily will, nearly tho whole trade of the
«>wn veiy greatly onlmnco the
value of this land to tho future owner, for anv
purpose whatever, rendering it a safe and profit
able investment. - v
Feb. 28, ISGO.
A SSIGNEE’S SALE OF VALUA
.LjL. BLE REAL ESTATE. —On Sniurdaj/, Octfthrr
18(17.—The undersigned, Assignee of James
G. Weakly, of Penn township, will expose to sale
on.the promises, at Spring Mills, on tho I’lno
Rond, in said township, the following described'
real estate: ,
No. 1. A tract of laud containing Three Acres
? n , d ff^ t X;% v ££U^ e J r J e,l % having thereon erec
ted a THREE STORY MILL now used for chop
ping groin ond.grindlng plaster. Tho Mill Is ne w
and In excellent condition and could be convert
ed Into a Paper Mill or Woollen Factory. There
la sumclentwatpypowertoruntho mill constant
feiS^taasAsg'l p *° mne
No. 3. A tract of MOUNTAIN LAND situated
On tho wmtn MOUnt/Hu, ucm flie nbrrroUo€»<»-mud
property, containing 27 Acres of laud, well cov
ered with thriving timber.
Sale to commence at ono o’clock, I*. M;, on said
day; when terms will bo made known by
W, L. CRAIGHEAD, -
Sopt.lo,lBo7—to vr™* a- Wvauv.
I>UBLIC SALE.—Tho subscriber will
offer at public sale, on Saturday, October 19//»
at 2 o'clock, P. M.. at tho court house. In tho bor
ough of Carlisle, tho following real estate ■
No. 1. A lot of ground situated on South Han
over street, twenty-throe feet front and one hun
dred feet back, adjoining property of William
Galancey, doo’d on tho north and Mary MoMath
on the south, on which there Is created u two-storv
STONE HOllsE.ana iiBtCK back building;also.
two-storleS, with Balcony and Basement, a wash
house in the yon) and othdr outbuildings. Tho
house contains seven rooms, entry, basement and
collar. • • •
No. 2. A lot of ground situate on Chapel Alloy
twenty-seven <eet front, ami thirty-three feci
back .on which tliere is erected a STORY AND A
HALF FRAME STABLE, Carriage' House and
shod, adjoining property of J. P. Blxlor on the
cost and an alloy, to be made on tho west.
Terms of sale made known on tho day of sale
and will be made very cosy* to the purchaser.—
Any Information win be hod by,calling on James
Mcilath, next door south, Carlisle, Fa.
. ,a ’I MARY McMATH.
Sept, 10, 1807-51.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.—Thosubscriber offei-s
at private sale, a half lot of ground, on West
Pomfret street, In tho borough of Carlisle, SO feet
la-front and 240 feet In depth, having thereon
orecteff a TWO-STORY BUIdK DWELLING
HOUSE and Brick back-bulldlng, containing
Doable Parlor, Dining Room and Kitchen on
first floor, ond five commodious bed rooms on
second floor, with Bake Houso, Smoke House
Hydrant and Cistern attached to tho property,—
.All the buildings In excellent repair.
Persons desiring to view tho properly • will
plcoso call on the undersigned residing on tho
same.
' Be W .JO.MOMt '
T7IXEOUTOBB SALE OP REAL ES
; s'/ TATE.—On Saturday, October s th, 1807. I will
' sell at public solo, on tract No, J now occupied by
Everett Howard, tho real estate of tho late Peres
Howard, deo’d, consisting of the following, to
wit:
: Tract No. 1, situate In North Middleton town
ship, Cumberland county, about 3 miles North
i west of Carlisle ond half a mile West of Waggon
er’s Gap Road, adjoining lands of Jacob BeTdlor,
Alexander Common, Abr’m Thumma and oth
, ore, containing about SIXTY ACRES of lino am
ble and productive gravel laud. The Improve
ments are a two-story Plastered Dwelling House.
Barn, Wagon Shod. Conx Crib and other necessa
ry outbuildings. There Is a never-falling well
of water near the house and running water on
the farm. Also a fine Orchard of Apple, Peach.
Cherry and other fruit trees.
Tract No. 2. adjoining tract No. 2, and confnjn
i Ing about SIXTY ACRES, all of which Is cleared
, well watered and under cultivation; and about
ton acres of itaro lino meadow land. There aro
no buildings on this tract, and. it will bo sold with
or separate from traotNo, 1, us may bestaultnur
c Lasers. '
Tract No. 8, tho late residence of Peres Howard
dec’d., situate in North Middleton township, on
Waggoner’s Gap Road, about one and n-lmlf
miles North-West of Carlisle, adjoining tho Couo
dogulnet Creek and londs of BonJ. Hosier, and
Charles Dolnor's. heirs, containing 8 ACRES and
123 PERCHES, obout One-ha If of which la rich
bottom land, and having thereon erected a Story
and o-half Dwelling House, two Stables, and oth
.or out-bulldlnga. This tract haslau abundance of
all Icinds of Fruit, a flno well of watirclose by the
house, and everything to render it a most desira
ble homestead.
Terms op Sale.—lo por cent, of the purchase
money to ho paid when the property is stricken
■ oQ’. the balance of one-third on the Ist of April.
, 1808, when deed and possession will be given; one
third In two equal annual payments on the lirst
.days of April; 1809 and 1870, with Interest from Ist
! April, 1868,t0 bo secured by Judgments, ami tho
remaining to bo secured by mortgage,
with interest from April 1,1808. payable annually
to Mrs. Elisa Howard, wUlow.dimng her life, and
-at her death tho principal to bo pula to the heirs
of Pores Howard, dec’d. The purchasers to pay
all taxes for tho year 186 S. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock. A. M.
PERES W. QUIGLEY.
Ezco'r, of J?crca Uouxtrtl, dec'll,
Sopt 12,1807—ta.
Yaluable farm at private
SALE,—Tho subscriber oilers at Private
ttaio, until the Ist of November next, Umt Valua
ble Grain ana Fruit Farm, formerly the property
of Alfred Moore, altuato In South Middleton twu.,
Cumberland county, on the Baltimore ami linn
over turnpike. 4 miles South of Carlisle,and \V,
miles West ox Mount Holly Springs. The farm
contains 115 ACRES, more or less, of good Gravel
Land, adjoining Limestone Laud with Limestone
Quarries on the premises. The land is under a
high state of cultivation, having been recently
thoroughly limed; and is all under good fence.—
About twenty acres are covered with the choicest
;Frult of all varieties. , There arc about 3,000 bear
ing Peach' Trees, two excellent Apple Orchards,
,’2OO Dwarf ond Standard Pears, about 400 Grape
Vines of .eyjery variety, about 80 Quluco Trees.—
Three Acres of Strawberries, Raspberries, Black
[berries, Gooseberries, Currants and every varlo
(ty of small Aults.-. Tlip Improvements are a two
story STONE MANSION HOUSE with Back
building. This house la finished In the most moth
| 'em stylo and contains 5 bed rooms, double parlor
; and dining room., Attached to the main building
i Is a tvtfo-stoiy building 32 feet long by 1(1 feet in
.width, containing 3 bed-rooms and a Store room
on : second door,-the drst.story being used ns
’Kitchen, Wash-house and Bake-house, with
jWood-hoUfio' attached. ‘ A good andnever-falling
;well of Water and an excellent Cistern at the
.door. A good two-story FARM HOUSE with
[Back-bulldlng, Bake Oven, good Cistern and well
.of Water, Wagon-maket and Black-smith Shop,
oil. in excellent order; Bank Earn, Wagon-shed,
.with double. Corn-cribs,, Carriage House, Hog
Pens and all other necessary dut-bulldiugs. Tho
proximity to the' Carlisle and Harrisburg, mar
;ketB,"with tho abuudanco of cholco.inarkelnblo
.fruit* the quality of the Ihud aud the superior
character of the improvements, make this one of
-the most valuable and desirable farms in the
State. Easy and accommodating terms will bo
given to a good purchaser. For other particulars
apply either to Mrs. D- H. Hutchinson residing
on the promises, or tho subscriber at Hutchin
son's Hotel, Harrisburg, Pa.
' I). K. HUTUHINSON.
! Sept. 12.1807-lm
rvrOTlCE:—Notice Is hereby given that
letters Testamentary oh the estate of Leon
ard Minloh. deceased, late of Frankfort! twp.,.
Cumberland county,.have boon granted to tiio
undersigned, residing In same township. All per
sons indebted- to ssed estate ore requested to
make payment immediately, and those having
claims will present them for settlement.
' ’ . • ANDREW KENNEDY.
Sept. 6,lBG7—€t Executor.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter ol *l Eastern District of
Samuel 0. Brown, bs. At
. Bonkrupt. } Carlisle, the imh tiny
, • . of August, A. 1)., IS«7.
’ The undersigned hereby gives notice oflils ap
pointment as Assignee of Samuel ,C. Drown, or
Carlisle, Cumberland county and State of Penn
sylvania, within said District, who has been nd
fudged a Bankrupt upon creditors petition bv
the District Court of Said District.
W. D. SPONSLKII,
As*f[puv.
Sept. 19,1807—0 t
r\rOTlCE.~r.Tlie undersigned* Auditor,
'appointed by tbe Court of Common Pleas of
jUuiuberiand County,-to marshal and distribute
the balance in the bonds of tbo Executors of W il
11am Hoore, deo’d., who was Sequestrator of tbo
Carlisle and Hanover Turnpike Hoad Company
to and among the creditors of said Company
hereby gives notice that he will attend to the a«-
lies of Uls appointment, at 1 the proihonotory’j.
Office, In thelioroagU of Carlisle, on Friday uct
4,1807, at 10 o’clock, a. m. ~ ■
‘ ; _ ' JAMES B.IUVINK.
, Bopt. 19, Auditor.
: A GRXGULTUUAL FAIR.-Thu Cum
/V' borldnd County Agriculttirul Society will
hold Ita Annual Fair on Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday the Ist i»d, ;id mid bb day
Of October.
’ Our premium Hat .has been mmlo much nmru
comprehensive,’while the premiums have been
tripled, making them fully ns liberal ns cun ho
Offered in tho State by any similar society.
1 The “Track’,’ will bo enlarged midjlued up In ..
an excellent manner, atfbrdlng the best opportu- ’
nlty for 1 testing tbo speed oi Horses, mul Uioptv
mlumaare of such an amount ns. cannot bul ii> -
stimulate competition, Tbo address will be do- .
ivored by Hon. Horace Greeley. ■
By order of tbo President, —v ;
W. F. BABLER, tea-daruX .
, Ang. S 3, Wi . , -
J. W. EBY,
Executor,
Ueal &state Sales,
W.;J.'.SHEARER,
ATTORNEY AT LA]W,
ILcgal ilotices