CAUSES INllt r TRIAL.
•
FIRST WEER.,
Dnni Bohb and wife,' vs: C W
Counrionwealtii,'• vs. V Gardner et at
Ii paultaghor, Endorsoe,:vs. J M Woodbur
,and MUoloornb: . - •
J Woods and vrifo,,:t"B..M Davidsen.
C Long, .vs..P Strohm, el.al.' '
asis, vs 'Samuel Tinston.
•ll Adams, Adm'r, vs, J S. P Albright.'
E ForotOr, for use, vs. Jacob Rheem.
John Weakley ; vs. J Ego's lidera. •
Jorimiab Coover; Vs. .1 tol Shepley, et al.
SECOND 'WEBK.
J II Hoover, vs. Penrose & Watts
McCannon & wife, vs. Josiah Hood.
Ragael & Co,, vs. A G Miller.
W 11 Irvine & wife, vs. Catharine Sibbots.
Wilson Morifree, vs. Dwight Wilder.
Wm Patton, vs. A Patton, et al. •
vi. II S BIUDOWOH.
It L•drd's es,rs, vs.. Jaoloore's adin'rs.
John Sat Berson, vs. C V Railroad.
John Hooker, vs •Lovi Lippie, et al.
Jos Fray and wife, vs. W C AleOune.
John Alumpor, vs. IV M Watts...
A Nevin, xs. S IV Nevin.
Jos Merolcrel, vs. Dr J Zitzer,
S Harris, et
,al., vs. .1 MoDarmond.
.7 It Turner, vs. WI McClure.
Thorley & Snell for use, vs: Geo V Coover.
Cath Lehman, vs. J Otto. et al.
G Spongenberger, vs. Til
Jos Leiby, vs.. livery Bitzor,
W A Carothers' ndm'rs. vs. Joe .11.10Darmond
Geo Mann, vs. A Dillett, et al. ,
Levi S liter, vs. H Wise and wise.
Gelo IV Hilton, vs. Geo Handel,
Same, vs. S.tme.
JURORS_FC/R APRIL COUR r, 1854
GRAND JURORS
Cdrlisle—Josaph C Thoinpson.
Dickinson—James Dunlap. Philip Colo, Goo
L Line.
lerarilifortl—James Alexander.
itopewell —Jo he Chamberlain. •
Monroe—Christian Baker,Jnoob Neisidy, sr.
Christian Gleim.
Meehanicsburg—ginry Cams, John Orris.
fityliriJohn Shult\ n berger.
• Newton—George Al en.
North ,Vi ictleton—Sa uel GrissingOr.
, Newvitte —Charles T McGlauehlin.
Silver Spring- 7 -Daniel •Armegast, Christian
Rowan, George Forney.
ShCopensburl—William Lindsey, David II
Miller.
Snuth Middleton—Henry Wiee, jr.
Upper Allen—Robert White.
West fieunsbor6ugh—Thomas Duffy, James
Fulton.
TRAVERSE JURORS-FIRST WEEIC
Carlis'e—Thomas Thompson, Henry Shrom,
John Wonkier, Richard Parker, George
Spongenborger, Wm 8011, Rocßelli Natoli - to.;
Dickinson Samue l Myere, Wm Kincade, Joe A
Weakley, Martin Claudy, David Oreps, W
Linn McCullough, Samuel M Kenyon, Rit
. delph - Fishburn, - Chrietinn Hellman.
East Pennsborough—George Feesler, Satn'l
Dealer, George Beidleman.
Frankford—Matthew D Leokey, William 1310-
„eer, Frederick Mentzer, Gilson Knottle,
- James- B- Lackey. •
Hampden— H6nry Snavely, - William Matohett,
Frederick Mumma.
Ilopewell—James Craig, John Elliott.
Lower ;it/Pa r -Peter M Rowe, Christian Rupp.
Monroe—George Brindle, Jacob Plank, '
IVIS/in—Chrietian Shirk; George Greogor, To
cob Waggoner
Mechanicsburg—David Sadler.
Newton—Shined Green, Samuel Snoke.
NorthMiddleto James Clendenin.
Slippea3huri—David Fortney.
South Middleton- Henry Webbert..
Silver Spring—Benjamin Gibler.
West Permsboroug4—.lames Davidson, Alexan
der Davidson,Jos McCullough, Henry Bow
ers, Capt. Wiliam Dunlap.
TRAVERSE JURORS—SECOND WEEK.
Sbrom, John Maguire, John
R.Pilkoy, William gateer, Jas Hackett,
Dic7cm:ea—Samuel Huston,Robert &kola, Geo
Bantam, George"Creglow.
Fact Pennsborough—Jacob Sadler,
3Tcpeu•ell--Henry Kielrer, Jahn S Hawk.
./Lnapden—Lewis Bricker, William Loudon,
Thomas B Bryson.
Lower Allen—Valentine Dolson. ' '
AU/in—Samuel C hristl ei b.
Monroe—,-Isaao Mishler, Jacob Plank, jr., Mi-
ehnel Morret.
Ifeehas aburg—Wm Mall, David Sponger.
Newtwa—J ohn Hoover, Ge.cirge — BMsß - miTic,
Samuel Piper, '
Newville—Lawrence H Randall.
Southampion—Jacob Ott, Thomas Britton, John
Tritt.
South Middleton—Andrew IC Searight, Robert
C Sterrett, William 1I Line, Christian Loib,
Samuel Gleime.
Shippenaburg--John G s h. —
Silver Spring—Samnel Kest.
Upper dam—Edward EV7IIIB, Michael Cook-
West Pennaborough—Wm Winholtz, William
Laiikb lin.
2Ourrtislmento
'TES HAMS AND DRIED BEEF.
A FRE.4IL orrivlil of Sugar Cured HAMS
a`nd DRIED BEEF, just receive& from
Cincinnati and for sale at WILLIAMS' Family
Grocery Store, in Neat Main Street,
switaz summe.
driAME to the premises of the
• V subscriber, in Hampden avp ,
iftlpm:t.': . about the 6th of November last;
It_SP TWO ,SHEEP, one white and the•
other black. . They have notches
in the ears but no other marks. The owner is
requ .sted to come forward, prove proper'', pay
charges and take them away.
mB3tpd :TO H N SHO PP.
Estate or Mary A. 13ittler, dec'd.
OTlCEi4ereby given that LettersTeeta
meutary on the.estate . of Many A. Bitner,
lute of Lower Allen township, Cumberland on.
dec,d., have boon granted by the Register of
said county, to the subscriber, residing in_the
same township. Aft pordone knowing 'them-.
selves indebted to said estate are required to
make immediate payment and those having
claSmS to present' thein:for'satilement to
MATTIIIAS BITNER,
Excic r.
March 8,-6w
Estate of - Peter Jacoby ) doc'd.
YTICE is t.:reby given that Letters Te?ta
mentsry to the estate. of Peter Jacoby,
to al Minn township, Combo' land county,
deceased, have been granted by the Register of
said county to the subscriber, residiug in the
sane township. Ali porsons knowing them
nolves indebted to said estate are. required to
make immediate spopment lourthoso having
claims to present. them For settlement to
'PETER JACOBY,
Ez'r.
'March 8,6 w
NOTACE.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons in
terested that.the following accounts linen
bood ( lilled in the Prothonoinry's 011ie° for ex:
m i ll ation, by the acoonut therein named' anll
will be presented to the Court of Common PleaS
of Cumberland oounty,• for confirmation and
allowance, onyoduosclay the 1211* day of April,
A. D. 1854. ,
let. Trust' account of Prifassoe itimes
Marshall, Coiiithitteo.bf person (Ind
ts
tato.of Richard C. Staventinn, now deceased.,
2d. Trust account of ProfeSsorJames W. Mar
shall, Committee of the person nn I esthto
of Joseph D. Stor s itson deals:radAn bubitual
drunkard, whd is now. (localised ; the, same
limn the . final. account of said COmmiGeO.
March 8, 'fi4t-,4w. GEO. ZIN.N, t'ro'y.
.: Fresh Arrival or Hardware.
THE, subscriber 'haring' retu r ned from the
„adytsi opened fob .the Spriitq
„d
untl.'donteatie, cm•-;raning'mr
orything usually toiled to. timeline a •biisioe.V.,
, rne mention OF.frieudainnd th'e publid
lay is ruspetiay ilireetel,to the
..sasertmout
o sAanti, assOlog thoin that . goods '
of all" kinds
wi 'Whe sold for Sash' at a vdiy , B '?lolYoictitog op
1 ,1.4010110 t U 63 1 .8 •
f r (Zaino ober the i,114 sttind-4Enet'lWaji ) *.
4nlt , 8 . rigtsrity sArthict" •
P.I4OI7MIICS , • :.
lifo{,l 7 ll'; Saplobratod York ,Ploughs cop•.
stankly. on hand, oleo Ornighiind's arid
Pliiiik'a:make for (talent
IMES
. . . . .. . .
GEORGE 'SHEAFFER, GE.oloEltßlNDtgrahtl JOHN C. BROWN,
• 'Eaqs-,.llirdetors of the Poor and of, the House.of Employment; of Cutn- •
berland county, in account with said County, from the'lst day of,
January, to the 31st day of Deceiuber '. 15.53' nicitisi+ie ilk. .
DR.
To amount received from County
Treasurer $6OOO 00
do remaining in the hands of J. '
Squier, Treas., last settle•
• -
mont 124 721
do received of James Clenden.
in, for hi es and skins "116 58i
do' do for use of .W m. Ryan 117 50
do do of R. Snodgrass, for
use 6.5 00
do . ,do of 'Woodward & Schmidt
for Cloverseed- 76 82
do do of C. Maglaughan, for
use of D Smith 62 25
do do of C C Saundereon,
for use Of M. Knettle 50 00
do do John Laughli for use, 74 00
for tallow 45 00
do do Perry county; for the
support - of sundry pau- .
pars . 43. 17
4 --
do do 3 lIMOi Walker, for use ' .'"-,
oj T. wdikei.' 20 00
A. do Jas.•llunbar, for use 10 00.
do do York county.for 'the -
suppor. of sundry
paupers „ 5 25
do do for Indentures ; 300
do do for Sundries„. 270
_
JACOB SQUIER E 4, 'Preasurer of the Poor House and House of Employ
ment of C.tunberland county, in account with the Directors of
• , Said Institution, from the Ist day of January, to the 31st
day of December,lBs3, inclusive, viz: - •
DR.
Cash received from County Treas. $OOO 00 By payment ofiDirector's orders j $6,154 40. i
do do Erman J. Lohach,Stew'd. IBy balance in hands cf Irene
,• from different sources urer
cxhtbitod in the fore
going statement,
do remaining in hands of
Treasurer at last set
tlement
7 head of horses, 13 mitch cows, 17 head of steers, 2 bolls, 20 head of stock hogs, 4 pigs, 7
-sheate i -26-sheep and 2 ealyes. . _ ,
Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal, fattened and killed on the Farm in 1853
25'beeves, average weight, 587 pounds • (14.6751b5) 31 hogs, n'verrige weight, 238 pounds, 17,378
lbs] 07 sheep.average weighl,43 pounds,(l,l6l lbs) 11 Calves, average 60 pounds, (66Olbs)making
in,all 23,874 lbs. .
I broao and I narrow wheeled wagon, 1 new stone , wagiMll wagon bed, 3 pair of wood ladders. 2
pair of hay ladders, 1 cart and2gears, I tilhury and harness, 4 plows, 4 harrows, 6double shovel
plows, 3 single shovel plows, I thrrshirg machine and horse power, I Sinning mill,l rolling
screen, I corn sheller, 1 ground roller. 2 cutting boxes, .3 grind smnes, - 2 log chains, 34 cow
chains, sin setter wteon ;eery, 6' sett of ,slough goers,' .sptt of carpenters tools,' sett ofhlackso ith
tools, I sett of but •boring tools, 5 wheelbarrows, 1 cabbage Wife, 5 gram cradles, 18 mowing
scythes,4 mattocks, 5 croWbars, 6 shovels, 1 130 boring tools for'blasting, and a variety of spades
forks, rakes, cern hoes, stone hammers, sledges; axes, mods, wedges, ike:
-724 bushels Of wheat, 19 of Tye, 1400 of corn, 609 t,Conts, 480 of potatoes, ortimothy seed, 2of
(dolor seed, 9 of soup beans, I 0 of bunch beans and twos. 30 of onions, 1 of little onions, 15 of par
snips, 35 of beets, 20 of turnips, 3000 heads of-cabbage, 616 'dozen cucumbers, 43 loads'of hay, 10 of
cornfodder, 2 barrels of cider and 20 bushels of winter apples.
159 shirts and chemies, 98 frocks, 39 petticoats; 5 caps, 72 aprons, 17 bolsters, 50 pillow cases, 7
sunbonnets, 38 sheets, 40 pairs of stockings knitted; 2; pairs fooled, 11 towels, 6 chaffbods,
comforts, 10 pairs of drawers. 160 pottrwls of hard soap, 28 barrels of soft soap• In the Carpenter's
Shoomnde 23 coffins, I sled, 3 large gates, 2 small gates, 1 notion ladder, 6 rorking cradles, 1
woodbox for the office, 6. washing machines;_also rut 75 cords of wood, made 250 rails, quarried
atonit - fc4 - nitd - Atiale - t2l -- rods of stone - fence, put up - a - porch at tenant house, and done $3O worth of
blackarnithing.
Number of paupers in the Institution let of January, 1553, of which 93 were cold, . 108
Number admitted up to the 31s I
Dec. '53, of which 15 were cord and 9 born in
in the House . 19t1
.
,
Making the whole number through the year,
Of which 17 'died, 6 children bound out, 21 eloped and 198 were discharged
Leaving the'nurnber of paupers in the Poor House let Jan• 1854, of which 14 aro colored. 106
Out dour paupers supported at public expense through the
. year • 11
Whole number remaining chargeable at the end of the year
Of those remaining in the Poor Hotitili3l"Sti December, 1853, there are—
Males 66 of which 8 ard colored,
Females 40 of which 6 o k "re colored
And 11 out .loor paupert)
117
There are as near neettn he ascertained 13 under 5 years. 4 from 5 to 10. IS from 10 to 80. 10
frcm On to 30; 17 front 30 tett), 5 from 40 to 50, 9 from 50 to 60,19 from 60 to 70, 6 from 70 to 80,
'1 from 80 to 90 and 1 from 90 to 100.
In addition to the above 304, transient paupers or travellers have been supported for short
poriode without regular orders. '
We the Directors of the Poor end of thb House of Employment of Cumberland county, do car.
ifv that the above and foregoing statement to contain a just and true exhibit of the Institution,
urine the &rind above stated, according to the best ef our knowledge'
' Given under our hands,
his Bast day of December, A. D., 1853 ~ GEORGE SIIPAFFER,} .
GEORGE BRINDLE, Directors.
•'. , . , JOIIN C. BItqWN.
t- ~ .
• ,
We the underslgptul Auditors of Curn:herland County, elected, appointedpe and sworn according.
to law, having examined, the accounts and vouchers of the Directors of the Poor and House of
Employment of the from the let day of January to the 31st day of Meember, A. D.,
1853, do certify that we find tif Valance in the the hands of Janoh Squirt, Esq., Treasurer, of, Six
Hundred and Fifty one Dollars and Thirty nine and n half cents. Given under our hands this
12th day ofjanuary, A. Dh 1854, . SAMUEL MEGAW t• 1 " .
Pl' QUIGLEY. e Auditors
' • J. B, DRAWBAUGIL J • .•
. •
. .
Xew Goods ! Xew Goods!
The subscri er has lust received a large and
well selected lot of Winter Goods at his Store
the corner of Centre .Square, A fine lot of
NAPOLEON' CRAVATS,
ust ope ed, and for sale nt the lowest gore:
DRESS BUTTONS.
A very Verge and full.' assortthent of Ladies'
Dress flattens, embracing a new et yle.
POItTMONNAIES,
A great variety of Portoionnuee, fof tho latest
patterns.
. WORK BOXES, • . •
just opened a• few Ladies' Work Boxes and
Gents', Shaving, Cases, suitahle for Christmas.
• FURS, FURS,
Just upenad n-few Lots oe'Fure, with a large
lot of Woollen Coinhate, and all for solo by '
GM?. W MTN Ea.-
NoV 31, 1853, .
WHITE , HALL ACADEIVITt.
Thile'uttles West Of ifrirrisbitrg,'Pri. •
SEVENTI-I. SESSION of this flour
-3- lolling Institution will commence .pn
the let day of.MAY nest; The lid
vrintageurwhich it iffords, it is believed, art; ofn•
superior character, and pnrenis and gnardiiips
'are solicited to inquire Into its merits - before
et lading' their sons or' wards °Nowhere. It is
liiverablv shuttled; the instructors are •all com
petent and exaerienced•rnen; the courso,ol
in
ettnetion is extensive and thoroug,h, and special
attention is paid to tiro comfort and health of
the students. • ,
• Terms.
, • .
Boarding, Wnshing, Lodging, nnd '
Tnitint) in kilnlish; and 'Vocal, Mil,.
per sesston (5 months), " $55 1 00
in Anclinfeet'lisrd '''"
Lnngungcs, each, ,• "••••',• •. 1 ..J.• 1,540
InsuMmenialsloiiia7l - 10 00
* For Circularo.and ?titer infilmitionmddrose
• • .D.DENLI - DIGEIL • •
••••
~• ‘••:.:. - •;,!•c•IFIarrieburq, Pa.
SHANGHAI GHICKENS.:::!
I,ot:YoOkido Chehp. '
,Irobls4i)
Limeburnorla, Coal.
moo. TO WS Linieburner'e, Cool of the rieet
"nghtyjoat .receiving end for ell k v by 4. 181 D., .
, ; Only ; $‘4,4q,00r „ • •
Certodi; Pikeroh ; l6,,, 103.,
SAXTON'S
Poor House Staternent, for 1853.
187,805 8O
$6,805 80i
681 07i
• 124 721
$6,805 801
, .
Stock on Farm Ist January, 1834
Farming Utensils on jhe Farm Ist of January,
.1854
Schedule showing the procepds of the Farm. for 1853
Manufactured and made in trib - Htßige I—Th-d-Stti
. . •
CR.
- By payment of interest on dower in- . - •
• • favor of Mrs. Obrien, on land put. • ,
• chased of A McDowell in 1842 $3B 91
Cush' for
,groceries, merchandszeip • •
•,. clothing, bedding, ttc„ included 2182 44,1
For stock 807 '32
Shoemaking, 4ailoring•and halting 301 87:
Support of out dpor nattpere . 293 81*.
Stone cool for 2 years 272 88
Support of 'paupers at Lunatic Hrs.
ultrl at Harrisburg • 231 75
Flour, grinding . , &r,e, - 245 811
Blaeltsruithing, including one new
1
wagon 140 74
For Leather, - 171 32
Out door funeral expense's 80 Id
Constablee'rees in removing paupers 62 75
. Materials, &c, for use of Housenand •
Farm 77 83,1
For Hnrdwrre • - 85 28;
Manufacturing satinets '39, 98i
For• Lumber 47 62
For plaster and grinding . 07 50
Freight on groceries and lumber 34 76,i.
For 'out door medical aid 30 75 ,
For sheet iron and repairing coal
stoves 30 Bli '
For tin and copper ware, and men
- ding. 24 34i
For saddlery • 17 40
Fir Carpenter work 21 00
For one cooking stove and castings 27 67
" For printing and stationary ,-,.. 12 58
Car fare'and travelling expenses 9 88
For sundries 1 38
Joseph Lohach, salary, (hireling's
wages included) 600 00
Dr W W Dale, salary for one year • 100 00
Lemuel Todd, Esq., attorney. Sal- •
' • ary for one year , 30 00
Jacob Squier, Esq., Treasuaer, sale,
-- lirk - for - one - year ----- - ------ 40 - 00 -
•Skiles Woodburn, Esq., extra pay as
. Director •, 9 00
George Shenilo, Esq. do do 18 00
George Brindle. Esq. •de do 19 50'x'
&Nunn in hand of Treasurer 651 39. i
JUST RECEIVED;
- •
• FISH- ,
Lake While Fish, t
Pbdtled Herring •
Haddock
MOckerel, INIO.I, 2, 3,
Codfish.'
The above has been selected with strict ref-'
erenito to family use and for sale low.' Also
T 01345.000--
Fig Leal—mild and egieeatlo
Yellow Bank Fine Cut,
Gavondielt—of fine quality,
• Congress, Grant'u and RacelllorsO.
Smoking,-Twist, &c.
BEIGARS-- - •
• Yara, La bulken brands (imp'd)' ,
La.:lost:Om and Plantation •
' Sisee, Half. Spanish and Common.,
, AllTrit6 above articles on hand at the Fatally
Grocery.' J. G. WILLIAMS.
zoo() Tow! No. 1
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
DCAURWS Original Rll(l.Gentline warranted
of superior quality, the cheapest manure in tho
world, Farmers. and dealers supplied at,low •
prices.
EX'T'RA QUALUY LAND PLASTER.
5000,barrels'exira atiali,ilmnd Plaster's's
lected expressly for as lot-till:Ant; quality,.
:10,000 buslitils'of stone iu built:
1,000 barrels Calcined Fluter.
500 do ' , Casting,
' Ino .dri • — Dentist:
FEIMITIA'N GUANO, •
,
. This article we oiTer itt cantidence to
our cue.
totnere,eq equal. to any imported., ancl,rur eape
rior to, mast in the. riterliat 7 ,
5000 hags this . superior. GunitO for ealo av'
the,-loweet niarlict,, rates. Also, Patagonian
Guano, Poutirette,,Ground Charcoal: &0„.5t.e,
,C. Fitlf,ololl' f 2.0.
,•,At tilt:l'B6am, Plaster. Mills lunation of. Y.arkv
Avenue, Crpwn rind, Callowhill greats PhiA
GCO:i W. NEADTOII. ,
d'itridC'tri:iiii operation's , .
ttP.ort.thostatitii and odjscant paps tititt'tlim.
case of irregularity:may roxiii,ro. Ira will also .
Insart,Artificitil - TOstli 'oiory description,.
such - Singic and •Block wadi, and
tnofh with ,E , Moittlintous ginner tind 'will con
.stcuct Artificial PICtFS, Oboraitors„RCgclu
' ting Pisces, 'arid' every appilitiltin used ',in the
'paella q.i--Ope'rating Room at thi'VOsidanca
or Pr. Siaittal Elliott', Last` nigh 'Si. Carlibia
,Irireaucous'
TRAVZ'LLIND 21111AIKS.
itf6l. V . Bll
- itECEI a ,lafio,,qtisortment
e 1 wall triode' LSAll',ll,lip. ;121.11 , 0{,5. : Sal
liaglow at the ,atrp agora ,131
• • .!' C,HARLSS, 'OUTLAW: •
•
• ' OXaOV,ILIA,SZ2I3II.
' ft n tiflr . 4 BYl4 : a
• 130 Y,t..:L S; I-1A LL,
• Agrlaulturtil Implameat ilnd•Seed Bttitoi
' • - ' • " ,
• . , FOR REM% -• •
• T " TwO" STORY' BRIdK
IiOUSE occupied by Proles—
. sor Blumenthal,on West strew. op.
pos; to. the warehouse of Messrs
Woodward & Schmidt., For fur
ther inCortpation apply at the house ,
Estate of Henry Rickp.baugh,
°TICE, is hereby given that LetteraTes
tamentary on the getate.of Henry Rieke-.
bauah,leto Franktord township; Cumberland
county, den, have been grattted•by the Register
.of said county, to the-subscriber, residing in
West Pe'nnaboro toivnelip-'.Allkitertiona indebt
ed to said estate are required to make immedi
ate payment, and those having claims to pre
sent them for settlenrmt to .
marl [
Agricultural Implement Et SeiSd Store
SHE aubacribera offer for Bale a large varieiy
of Agricultural'lmplemente, among which
are tho celebrated EAGLZ PLOW. Prouty -
Plow, IR odg,cr's Subsoil PIM!, Corn Shellere,
Straw andApy Cut tore, Corn Fodder C.tittera
and Gt Partners' Pollan, approved Cul
tivators, Road Scraperd,' , &c.
BOYER gr. HALL;
Agricultural Implement and Seed Store, .
mar I) lierrieburg Pa.
FIELD and GARDEN 'SEEDS
THE subscribers are prepared to receive or.
deft; Icir - FIEDDy -- GA - RDEN - and - FLOWER
SEEDS, of the choicest varieties and warran
ted, to be pUrtvand genuine. Atiaong which are
Golden Oregon Corn, Stowell Evegreen Corn,
Roanoke Mammoth Corn, Adams Early and
White Flint, Orchard Gerd, Timothy and Clo.
vor Seed, and every variety of Flower and Gar
den Seeds. Catalogues ,fundshed when re.
quested, ' BOYER & • GALL; I
Agricultural Implement and Seed Store,
mar II . ' Harrisburg,
$6,806 80k
APPREINTICES:
THE subscriber, Agol4 for . iho Mann.
gore of the PhILADELPHIA HOUSE
OF REFUGE, is authorized 'to receive
cations from Farmers, Mechanics or others, who
may wish to have children, either white or col.
tired, indninured to them as , apprentices. The
ages will vary from sevennto twenty years. In
all cases where the, applicant is not .known to
the Indenturing CoMmittee Qr the Agent, antis,
factory references to.persons.roaiding in the
City, will he required.
JAMES L. BARRY,
Office of the House of Refuge, N• E. Corner
of Arch and 7th strs, Philadelphia.
March i 1854 Ira . . .
.651 39i
$6 805 80k
In the Court of CommonPleita of Cum
berland County.
Elizabeth Traub, by her 1 No• 32 August
next friend Ge:orge - Sponl7 --- Termi - 1853.
genburg
vs
• jr • Subpmna
fohn Traub.. cur '
- • Divorce. '
Same party • }No. Nov. term 1855
S ai
vs . Alias übpna
Same . Sur Divorce.
-The said Subpcona and atlas Subpcena having
been issued mu of said Court, and proof made
-that the said John Troub, the defendant, could
not be found in the siad County of Cumber
land. Now the said) John jTraub the deten•
dant is hireby notified and - required to appear
on the first day of the 'next April term—Mon
day the 10th of. April next-to answer the said.
complaint. ' JOS.• IIicDARMON D ,
Mar.l 1854 Sheriff.
In the Court of common Pleas of Cum.
berland County.
Sophia Ricc, of the bor-). •
ough of Carlisle, by her . N 0.3, November
next friend Ceu. Foland I Term 1853.
vs
Subcena
Peter Rice. j Bur D*vorco
Same party
N. 2, January Term
ve ; alias subpama
Same shr Divorce
__The said subpoenaland. alitta_subpena_having
been issued out of said Cotixt, and proof made
that the aaidlPeter Rice the delendent, could
not be found in the said county of Cumberland.
Now the said Peter Rice, the defendant. he
hereby notified and required to appear on the
next A pril 'Perm—Monday' the 10th of April
next—to ansoqir the said complaint,_
Mar 1 4w
At a court of Quarter Sessions of the Pence,
began on Monday the 30t1ta January, 1854,
and holden at Carlisle in ttod for Cumberland
county, before the llon.'•ltonnwr J. Fienen,
President Jodgo, and Samuel Woodburn and
Joan Rupp, Bans. Associate. Jndges, the
following proceedings wore.bad,.viz : •
Tho petition of the undbrsigned, Town Conn
oiLand Borough Atitlioritles of the - borough of
Mechanicsburg, respectfully represents, that
the present charter os that borough is insuf
flident,. and they, therefore, pray your Honore
that the provisions of Rib not of .Assembly,'
passed the 8:1 day of April; A. D. 1651, being
an 'not regulating boroughs, be extended to the
said Borough, and that the same may become
subject to the restrictions, and possess the
powers and privileges conferred by said aot,•
, and, they. will over pray, &o,
H. F. ?ELLS, Pres. L.B.
• GEORORBODB,;Bargeas. E.S.
W. C. HOUSER, Council, L.S.
•D. H. SWILER, " L.S.
.• • JNO. T. AYRES. ' L.S.
Attest, Joint
El
Now to wit: 30th of January, 1854, ordered
that the abote application be tiled in the,offiee
of the Clerk of the Court of Quarter PeeHiCIIIS,
anti ,notice of the application be published in
two-newspapersim tho borough-of Carlislo, fot
six week prior to the next April Term of said
Court. Ay th:e:,Court.
{,--,---, In testimony whersof I have hereun-
L. S.- to sot my hand and the seal of, said
,--,--,, Court, at Carlisle, this 81st January,
A I). 1854. , . ::
FebB6w
NOT:
Jacob Rheern for use
o[ A. 11. Bernitz
— NO. 15, November.,
113. •
.Terui 1853 Ea D R
John M.', Good and ' " • '
Marla Good his. wife.
• Nov. , 21st, 1858, In the.xotttter-of the Sala
of the Real Rotate of .John M. G00d, , . , -hy eon
went $OOO 00 of tiq money considered- in
Court, and Rule.formpnroitrintiOn at 'the next
adjonrnetlCOurt.. Notico of the appropriation
to be given according to law. Ily - therCrinrt.
Camberland County [8.8.]
I, George Zinn Prothonotrtikof.thiefrailif
of Common Piaui of said County, do certify
that the abo've'ie a true dopy of a Rule entered
in the foregoing Mice, taltetrfrotn the Racer&
of tiald chum • "'
" Giver!' under, my hand 'nail thojeal of the
.said Court at .Corliale,,the 4th day of Fobru
arY, A D. 1854. q
.Feb 8. '', •.% GEO ZiNN,,Proth'y. .
4aELA.T,Ii!
Just Tvblishod—A now Djscoveryin.Modiolue
A FEW words on•the Rational - Treatment,
without "Medicine Sparrettioithea, or local
weakness, nervous.
tutle,, wealtnespot tha limbo and , back, itttlispo
'Alton and incapficity ferstetlymnd.labor,..dell
nose of apprehension,loseof memory, myersicin
tO socie.y, love of .solitado• - '. timidity, eolßdi4.
treat; tijceleans,.lienelie, Involuntary.diacharges,
pains in the:aide, :affection ofthe . eyes; . implee
on the face, sexual and 'otherinlltmitielt lima!)
from the rreeekol . ,D . ol3,: peL , Acch4.: '
Thp Itnportittlt'fbct that th'sasAayrsiag*ms.
'phtintirmay R asity Jranieva4Vvriietrt
nS
ottiC; t h is kkrnalt tract,9lo4iik
ted; and ttis eatifotY.,natV, artC altecoiiistal
trawl:lent; es
plairie4; ; by, ipetine Of whlchte#Cil - one ettahlad
to otipiAirsealt perfectly enVai:thci
blo'cast;. eadirg thereby 'all , the aeltsttiOct
ttoetrunie,ca theday.v "''
giant te arty address, gratis arid K10160;10:
s sealed Savolope, by Tamitting'itiastipailtAvito
postesa'atatialia to Di, B. DetalleY;`.oo49A' f . OO
Broadway Past " 01 5 26 ,.N0:Y 4 rk; :oxiart,ry
SAMUEL DILLOR,
• Executor
J OS. MeDARIVION D.
Sheriff.
NOTICE
SAMUEL, MARTIN,
. • Clerk
MI
..:..iiiiirelltincbuo . :
Phil. , Surgeons! Bandage Institute
cooREMO VED to:No: Nin;h street
aiitth store, ahoye , Market; - BC.
EVIIA'REITTI"S Patent Gre'duniing
Pres'iture muss, for -the. cure 'or Itnptere;
&older Breees;:-SupportererCiaetie-Sion.kinge
Suspensory, lienuirrhoidal, -end Banditues,or
delbrnut es.• , Jam -I
'teal
AT PitrirATE
L ha
em,undersigned executors of the astute of
- 8.-Stevenson, deed, offer at pritiato safe,
the loilciwing real .osia 0, 'irk West l'ennslatt?
twp, Cumberland' Manny, late the, property I.i
•Richtied SMsetisop, late. of the borough of
Carlisle; deed, '
AD that 'FARM.. situitte in :West Pennsbero
township, aforesaid, about nett mule from the
boio_gh ofi.Newville . bounded of J.
fiactinfluelv: W`Latigiliat and others, dud '
CQNTAINTNG 144 -ACRES,
more cc less.. The land is first rain limestone
land,•in gitod.cultivation and 'won fenced, 95
acres Jr.which are clear and aro rest in timber.
The improvements are a largo doable' alone and
brick Dwelling. HOUSE, two
stories high, a large and substance .i•A
tial STONE BARN, a good 'Well '7 1 4 Li lo,;` ,
of Limestone Water, end cisterns
for rain water. There is on the
premises an orchard of well selected fruit trees.
Also, alot of WOOD AND that'has seen
used with this farm, situate.pb`offt one-fourth of
a mile from the Doubling artp' Springs, and ad
joining that property, containing about 22 acres.
Persons wishing to examine the farm can do so
b' calling on 'Mr. Long, the tenant on the place.
'limns made easy to purchasers. Possession
and a good title will be given on the let of A
pril, 1854
IN STEVENSON,
W. MARSHALL,
^s of R. B Stoven.son.
ARRIVAL!
r~[IC subs riberhsalnat - teintroid'lroin — Pliit
minipills, and is now oponing a large and
elegant assortment of cheep •
WINTER GOODS;
consisting in' part of cloths, cassimers, cads
netts, flannels, blanketb, jeans' Sze.
Ladies , . Goods—A beautiful assortment o
do 'nines, French merinoes, paramettas, silks
now style barred, cashmeres, ribons,lshawls„
Frnch worked' collars. &c.
-
• Domestics—Bleached and unbt'd muslins
chocks, tickinge, canton flannels, &c.
• Boots and Shoes—A lai•ge assortment 'of
men and boys winter boots. Also an entire new
stock of ladies' 'gaiters, morocco boots, bus
dins and alippara, cnildren's shoes in great va
riety, gum over shoes of all descriptions.,
• Groceries—& fresh lot of sugars, coffee,
teas, molasses, spices, St.c.
Aa my winter assortment is new and full, we
cordially invite ell our old friends and custo
mers, and the public in general to call and ex
amino our stock before. purchasing elsewhere,.
as we will take pleasure in showing our goods,
and will sell as cheap if not cheaper than any
other store in the county.. Recollect the old
stand—East Main Street.
CHAS. OGILBY.
Nov 16 1853
.Votice to Surveyors.
___THE_undersigned Commissioners of Cumber
land county hereby
. give notice to the several
Surveyors residing within said county, that they
have, in comformity to she act of Assembly,
passed 2lith of April, 1850; erected a Meridian
line on the property owned by the comity,
knywn as the Poor House property, and the
.measure for the two or four pole chitin is mark
ed and laid down at the Court House in the
borough of Carlisle t and by said act it is made
the duty of every land surveyor in said county,
in the month of April - in each year,. to adjust
and verify his compass by said lines, and ascer
tain time variation of its needle from the trite
meridian, and his chain by one of the said
„measures of the said standard, two or tour pole
chains, and, on having adjusted his 'chain and
compass as aforesaid, shall enter the variations
inia book kept for that purpose,in the Commis
sioners office of said county. as, by said act
directed. Herein foil not under the penalty of
.said act provided.
JOSEPH G, CRESSLER,
JOHN 110130,
J. ARMSTRONG.
Commissioners,
Comm'rs. Office, San. 25, i.54—..3t.
STORE ROOM TO RENT.
THE Large and Capacious STORE
on East High street, lately occupied by Mr
Carothers-as a Grocery Store. It is very elli
gibly situated for business Possession will b
given at any time. For terms enquire of r.
• • J
ACO B ZUG.
Jan. 11, 1854
FOR REINT.
A Two Story BRICK HOUSE
situate on the north ens , corner Of ..;:gra
Loather and Pitt-Streets, and a :49 ,
Two Story Stone House onion. ;
Cher Street, no.v occupied by the' t " , -
Bei , Mr Kremer. .Alan - 'several smaller dwel
liege for rent„..Enquire of
JACOB SE ER.
HOUSE ALVD LOT FOR SALE.
THE two Story FItAME HOUSE
~nd Lot of Grouna in South Wino- i -
er street, now • occupied by Charles .5 , a a
Barnitz, immediately opposite Bent'z K I 1 I
Store. is offered at private sale. For
terms enquito of the subtreriber, Atiorney fel
the:owner. .
nov9's3tfi I R. M. HFIN-DERSbit.
Town Propei'ty,
' . FOR SALN..
WILL sell at private sale a L, r
I_ Two Story Brick 1101.1 SC. ..(I,:Sk
and Lot of Ground, situated on * l (9. 1 4
North Hanover street extended,
In this borough. 'Phis 'house is
doubleiwi3h built building, all in good condition.
The Lot is 60 ine:t in front by 170 iu depth: Od
the promises is a stable, awl the whole proper
ty is eligible and cow/indent.
Also, a small Two Story BRICK HOUSE
and 'Lot of G round,. 15 feet front by 119 deep.
on NoVtli street near to Honorer
It thbas properties toe not.suld by the.lsVeil
Innuary.nor(i..they will. be rented for the dim
lag yetir,
JOHN B. PARKER..
0111 Bale, Nov '29, 15,3. • '-
.1
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A naittfrAlßT!
JILL that valuable property sittiate on the
north west corner of Centre Square,
- in the boroughlif Carlisle. known as "Vot.
Deetent7rf - ftow The Main huild• ;3114-
in g to now Occupied by D. L.-13 uric- CI 1 ••,;:i •
holder as a lintel. The balance of =
.the prOpar,y,js rented tar offices; sh'ops,&c.-
This is one of the Very bebt properties lor,btisi
doss hi the li - tip - nigh, and to capitalists offers
greatiilduCetnents for investment.. 'rim pay
ment if desired will be made very easy.
Also, a very comfortable two story DWEL•
LING. on the east end of Main
adjoining property of Andrew Holmes, Esq.and
now .occupied by 01r. David .Greer. 'rho 10( 15
42 feet front by 210 in depth, end contains a
!maser of choice fruit trees. The pronerty•is
in good order, and lies a cistern, smoke house
bake,ovon, - 13:table, &c. 00,:tlut lot. For prirtic-.
ultira enquire of -
. OfiA (ILES OGILB Y,
TO FARMERS & HORSE DEALERS
ocTORL S.' sedsEat, Vbierinary,
JUr Sttrgeon, has returned to ,carlisle, and
anted In melt Permanently foe the purpose a(
Operating knot diseased horsed, and, Pledged
Kimbell to 'Ave the most of diseases to which
thie noble animal.is stibject:. Ile is able to.cute
Ring Bond, Tooth ridns and . 13ok , tipdtSid, olid
idl ofealtOveri which are sinninted to he ntrected
heaks,:wiihout Cutting the of.the i N t i tte;
and all byte titippilsed Id ho affected xittll''‘
Tedth, withoitt extracting' the teeth. 'Re can
cOrire'a fidsh loundered"herse in forty-eight
hontssbiind Ilcalso tapes all dia.
, toritpdr§:'lvior sprung. knees, eh tilder
fatesi:inying halt, Cult
trithet'a ell; canons eabirgments,uti perlettit all
eurgiertl'obutaqoniihtit'lntOt lie requited of hint.
l'orootiq who - ti4lot
Idityp thin, can be supplied nviih all
the mdireunj,,,fukdireut.inni for one. lle char',
gee nothihrfordicamining trhorturand looatink
their discuses.. So,'bring on your cripples.
ha:found at licnrr.Oluseu Oumbee r
!pm ell i,Perry Unt?l, jhosp.
Ari3"fp9iiested to
tutl,l.; • . „ • :[ quit J. Itip.
;,'
otski(tittic
RIPSISS
frqz I. . Flitr.(ut l l4er popipvilnro•coquire CF
:17
' 4 .1„; ~,ARNOTROw3I,I
' , ,11 N
o'llG II WL S —Mae rq
r'ol , :fhd Lqng Etz . 4 . .. ,
eti
ronle' by • • • )
• ' l 4 W' •lITTIIII I
.111 —
, .
tegal =anal *titre':
.Esizite of Mi6hitel-Miller;
Toilet!: is hereby giyen that ,etters testa.-
i. indatiiiy:tin tho'obluZ ''Slichuel
.10 :te:OrNonli 11.1.ddlf. tom tusynship,,dee'd, have
been granted to the, subs criber , tending ill the
,'Ali porsoos, having claims
against said estate ars reitaestedio preseet them
lor settlomenti;unil these,iudebted . to melso
methate-paymeet to
JOBEPII MILLER,'
' Feb 22 pd 'Ex'r
Estate of Rev. Mattio Wolf, deO'd
.
hereby given that lettere of ad=
tit Mauritian on the estate - or Rev. Martin
' Wdr, tated Hamilton county, Ohio, deceased;
tave been granted by the R:eginter of Cumber
'lend county, the•qindersigne'd, reeidifld
in Soon Middleton' township, Comb. county.
All , Tiorsons indebted to said estate etc required
to make immediate- payinent, and-those having
claims to present them to "
JACOB RITNER,
Feb22fit Adm'r• .
Estate of Mrs. Aim Eberly, dee'd.
vroncE 1s thereby given that letters of ad
-I.ll..ministration on the estate of Mrs Ann M
erl), late of West Pennshoro, township, dec'd.,
have been granted by the Vegister of said (man
ly to,the,subseriber, residing in Mechanicsburg
111 persons having claims against said estate
are requested to present them for settliment,
and those indebted k W make immediate pay
ment to JOHN EBEL? LV
SEM
Estate of Joseph Runshaw, dee'd.
litrr oTWE is hereby, given that letteri of ad.
..001' ministration on the estate of Joseph Ren
shaw, late of Dickinson township,.Cuinherintid
county, deceased, have been granted by tho
Register of said county to tho suhscribtr, rcei
ding in the same township. All persons know
ing themselves indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment' aid those
having claims to present them tom
MARY ANN •RUNSHA,
Jan '25 Adm x.
Estate o VVil is.m Wmley, ilec d.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters testae
mentary on the estate of Wm. ' Waidley,
late of East Penneboro township, Cumberland
county. deceased, have been granted by the
Register of said county' to the subscriber. resi
ding in Allen township. All porsonsindebted
to said estate are ro'quited to make immediate
payment, and those having claims to present
them for settlement to •
DAVID' Z 0 01C,
Jnn 25 pd Exec r.
• Estate of Jos. B. Stevenson, dec.
OTICE is hereby given that letters of ad
. 1.11 ministration on the estate of Joseph B Ste-.
venson, late of the boroUgh of Carlisle, Cutnb.
county, l'a., have this day been issued' by the
Register in and for said county, to the subscri
ber. residing in said borough. All persona
having claims against said eetaio are required to
present them for settlement, and those indebted
to make immediate payment to
JAMES W. MARSHALL,
Jan Ha f 854 • Adm'r.
Court Proclamation.
WHEREAS the Honorable J. H. GRA'
HAM, President Judge of the severa f
Courts of Common Pleas" of the counties o
Cumbeland, Perry and Juniata, in Pen'nsylva
nia,and_Justice of .the several Courts of _ Oyer
and :Term iner and General Jail Delivery in
said counties. and lion. John - Rupp and Sam
uel Woodburn, judges ofthe Court of Oyer and
Terthiner and General Jail Delivery for the
trial of all capital and other offenders, in the
said county of Cumberland,by their precepts to
me directed, dated the I Oth of January, 1854,
have ordered the•CouFt o layer and Terminer
and GeneralJailDelivery, to be holden at tar
lisle, on the 2d MONDAY of April, 1854,"
(being the 10th day)at 10 o'clock in the f,re
noon, to continue two weeks.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given, to/ho
Coroner. Justices of the Pence and Constables
of the said County of Cumberl knd: that they
are by the said precept commanded to bo then
and there in their proper perscins, with their
tolls, records, inquisitions, examinations and
all other remembrances, to do thobe things
which to their offices appertain to ha done, and
all those that ure bound by recognizances, to
prosocutonagainst tile prisoners Shut aro or then
shall ho in the Jail of said _county, aro to ho
there to prosecute them es shall be just.
JOSEPH MoDAItMOND, Sheriff.
SIIERIFF'S OFFIOR ' Carlisle, /'
Feb. 15, 1854. (
Carlisle Gas and -Water Company
NOTICE.
f rIIIE Managers-ot this- Company- have-called
' I fur the payment of the Ath and 411 i instal
ment of one dollar upon each share, to-he paid
to the Treasurer on the 15th of jebreary and
15th March, 1854. Subscribers to the stock
are requested to be punctual. By order ol the
FREIY.K WATTS,
President
Board.
Pot 13t)
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
On SATURDAY the 11th day of March, 185 e
- In pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Cumberland county, the subscriber will ofter
at public sale, on the premises, THE FARM
late the estate of Joseph Runsha, deed. situate
to Southampton township, Comb. county, 'con
taining 20 ACRES, strict measure. adjoining
lands of John Pilgrim, .Moses Hemphill and
Jacob Esgels'onger. It is first-rate limestone
land and under good cultivation. The improve
ments tare . a two story DWELLING 110 USE.
TERMS—Cash. Sale to continence at lit
o'clock, A.-M., when attendance will be given
by ANN RUNSHA.
Fablsts Adm'x.
TO rastramits.
/11HE subsoribor informs the pub
hi. that he has constantly on
hand a variety of choice young LO
CUST 9'l EES,from ton to fifteen
foet high, which., were raised from
the seed, they ate all of the 'yellow locust. Ho
olli3rs them at tnotlerato prices ' at his nurtery,
situated in Hampden township,Cumb, county,
about 5 miles west of •Haerisburg,on the turn
pike.- Call and examine for yourselves.
Fithee I Owpd] '5 2 A N1'1.,',E13 ORLY.
SATIER'IrImS
11)Y virtue of sundry writs of Vend!.
.i.P . ;:tioni Expense. issued out of the CooWeil
Conimen Pleas or Cumberland county, and to
me directed, I will expose to public vendee or
outcry at the Court Douse in the borough of
Carlisle, on FRIDAY the Vet day of March,
1851; at to o'eleickA-. thci-following-descri
'bed real estate, viz;
, . A Tiaol'of Land, situate in Dividrifion
township, :Ciunberland county, containing Irio
AC RES•tnoro or less, bounded on the north by
lands.of Adam COMM-'und David Delnuth, on
the, west by Wni Shtiver, ,ott the south ,by
mndi of Julia Thrush and on the east by lands
.01 'll', C. Miller, having thereon erected a two
story WEATHEIRBOAII D HOUSE, Kitch
en, Log Barn, &re. Seized and !Mien in execu
tion, as, the property of Thomas' S Wilsen
John Stockton and Mary Jane Ms wife, late
Mary Jane Wilson in right or the paid Mary,
William M Wilson, A lexarider Wilson in right
of his late 4tife Ann D Wilson, one dead, and
Jftmee G Wilson.
Also a 'lrma of Lend, situate- in Dick
inson ;township, containing' '2O ACRES, more
or less, bliunded on the west by C Miller,
ct fhe nortliNv T G - Millet, thocast by lend
of of Dr, W C Chambers antl'on the south-by
Henry Shank and John Lefever, having titers
on erected n ono story LOG HOUSE, &v.
• Also a 'Proof.. of Mountain Land: situ
'rite in olclfinson •township, containing 20 Acres
More or • less, bounded on the north by T. U.
Miller, east by Martin Shank, sOuth and west
y Jacob Koder. Si•ized and 'akin) in execcz
on no the property of Jncoh• B ylor.
Also et Tract, of Land, situate in Dick-
ituou 'ownship. contninitii'PO'AClLES more or
loon bounded on thin we , t by lards of 7' C
,ler, on the, north by 'l' C Miller. enst by T; 'C
.Miller 'amt emit!, by lends ot Martin
Chtudy..llxvinG • thereon erected if two. story
riou,s,E, Kitchen, ,Log Porn,. Silizt
.ancl.mkon• in exeCution es the property"ot Jolt n ,
• • .
,
Also, a of Groom& sluate in' die
town Ocontrovillo. Dieltineon," ownehin,:eon
tainitn.tONEACK,o
E morn r lees, bounded rry
'jot of'-Mre Shottgzrr,py Abe Beetem
on i thro sonin,_ John, Molilfy.' on the oast, and
the Wetlnut. Bottorry;roptl . on_the oorth, having
thereon. erected • t:t.
'omi:A part 14 , 14.,e.." , Seirml . end -tracery in'
iOreentioir rin'the' pronorty. of ~13ervatilin;. Shoff
iter;otidnit,(o IM "Ad hlr me- ~•
• • I.PSSPIRI - 1 MoDAIIIVIOND, Sheriff. ,
OffieeMerliele,? !
•
'Ore'q 'at6h - fir Bargains t -'•
, he New.Atrid Olionp:S.tpro WEI.OI tc t
cAnp.BFILL. We , ere, : offm 'Urge 118-1
aortrythnt 01,010111hler08 „Ulla • Altiltis de. Leip!;,lltl
greatly ..rilaßemt Prices. a nd
34,82.5 1854. , t t
eabern,:ticrll4cs,
TAX 101 av
apply at tho enauing MITI of the Corot of
Quarter ,Sessinus of Cumberlan& county for a
,License to keep a public house. at iho:rond I
now occupy as such in Meclianpaburg,
JAMES A: MELOY
- "Mid the' uniitirs •unc d' df ' tha'Uoroligh
,Of Mechaniceburg. county of Ountherland. du
eel-qv that we are well tit.4llllliikled„with the
above named J Nleloy, that he "is of 'good
reptile for' honeety'an,d temperonce. and ie . Fell
provided with house ro ,ni end conveniences for
the o'ccornmedro ion clf strangere and trtvellere
and that' suelt laic and Tavern is 'nece:otiri , to
acCornmodate the public end entertain at:angers
and travellers.,
Dat;iel Unrh , Philip Uhler, George Singizer,
Benjamin 'How; AdamWaucki John.'Kezer,
Simon Arnold,, Jacob
1 11 )i
. W y s a e: , l ' i J e
l oe a rn t A ig d , e J rn id s i e i r mv of, ofiri
C'A'VERN LICENSE;
N°TICE is hereby given that intend to
apply at the ensuing term athe Cburt of
Quarter Sessions of Cumberland county, for a
License to keep a public house in the 81014u/3w
occupied'.by Frederick &richer. being scold
entail. in Newton townsh p. said county.
'mB lIENRY
We the undersigned citizens of the townaldp
of Newton, Cumb. county, do 'certify that e
aro well acquainted with the above named
Henry Harsh, that he is .1' good repute for hon
esty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room and conveniences for the accom
modation of strangers and travellers, and that
such Idn or Tavern is necessary to accommo
date thb public and entertain strangers.
'l' A McKinney, David R. Baiter, Dewitt
'Pislee, J 'AV Vanderbelt, Joseph Kissinger, D
WesthefTer, Joel Bricker, John Westheffer, D
Myers, Samuel Green, Henry Harder, David
Waggoner, Daniel Kindig, Jacob Landis.
Ad s ;n
TAVERN Xi/CMNSE.
NOTICE is hereby given that I intend to
apply at the.ensuing term of the Court of Quar 7
ter Sessions of Cumberland courtly for a License
to keep a public heuse_irtiliehouie_Lnow-oc--
cupy as such in the borough of Carlisle, •
,mB, lIEN RY GLASS.
We the undersigned citizens of the borough
of Carlisle, West Ward, in the county of CI
Berland, do certi.y that wo are well 'acquainted
with the•above named Henry Glass, that he:is
of good repute loft; honesty and temperance,
and is well provided with house and convenien:
ces for the accommodation of:strangers and
travellers. end that such inn or Tavern is nee:
essary io accommodate thcrpublidand entertain
strangers and travellers. ..
C G Stoagh,'4eorge 'Bendel, George L.
Murray, Jon' P Hon - , R A Noble, Then as
Conlyn, John Noble. J R Egbert, S A Gould,
H L Burkholder, J K foyer, 3 C Neff.
TAVERN LICENSE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that ['intend to
apply at the ensuing term of the .Court of
Quarter Session., of Cumberland county, for a
License to keep a public house in the house 1
now occupy as such, in Shiremanutorn, said
county.
inB .DAVID BOLLINGER.
We the underMgned citizens of Leaver Allen
township, - in rho county pumberhuni, - do
certify that we are well acquainted with the
said David Bollinger, that he is of good repute
for honesty end teniperonce, and is well previ,
dsd with house room and conveniendes for the
accommodation of at rangera anal travellers and
that such Inn or Tavern is necessary for this
accommodefiton of the publia: and to entertain
strangers and travellers. •
Issac Goebert, Wm B Reeser, Jonathan
Bhibeker, John Sheely, jr, Jeremiah Niesley,
Jacob Long, John 6heely, sr,, 11 Rupp, Jacob
Bates, David Lone - F-N-ReiCheri;
TA.VERIV LICENSE
NOTICE is hereby given that t intend to
apply at the ensuing term of the Colin of .
Quarter Sessions of Cumberland county for a
License to '.t.eop a public house in the house I
now occupy as such, in North Middleton I.wp.,
Cumberland county
me
We the undersi g ned citizens of the township
of North. Middleton, in the county of Cumber
land, do certify that we are well acquainted.with
the above named J C Beecher, tnat he in of
good repute for honesty and temperance, and is
well provided with house room and convenien:
cgs fur the entemaintnent of strangers end tray_
-Hers, anu - inat bIICIIIIIII or 'Tavern is necessary
to accommodate tlo public andentermin stran
gers and travellers.
David Nailer, M F Swiger, Jacob Wagoner.
Jacob Line, John K Ilcidler, M Wynkoop,
Kitch. Conrad Mordorf, J It Bois:line, Jacob
Gutshall. , ,Adam Minus!), 'Christopher Orris
'
Levi Mordorf, Daniel Miller.
TAVERN -LICE NS E.
NOTICE is herCby given that I intend to
apply at the ensuing Term
.„of_the__Court
Quarter Seagions of Ciimberland county for a
License to keep a public hoese•in the: house I
now occupy as such, in Wormleysburg, East
Pennsboro twp, Cutnb. connive
int 3 ALEX. WILLS.
We the undersigned citizens of the township
of East Pennsboro, do certify that we are well
acquainted with the above named Alex. Wills,
-that -he is of good-repute •for honesty -and-toth
pert-Ince, and is well provided with house room
and the conveniences for the nccommedntion of
strangers and travellers, and that such Inn or
Tavern is necessary to accommodate the public
and is entertain strangers and travellers. •
George Mann, David Eichelbarger, David
Brown. Samuel Fish, Daniel Needhammer
Michael Free, Jones Eichelbnrger, Martin '
lireezer, John P Boyer, Jacob Ehereol, Jacob
Beniger, Joseph Martin. ,
Extensive Furniture Rooms.
TAMES, R.WENVER. would respectfully
0 call the attention of House Keepers and the
public to his extensive week of ELEGANT
FURNITURE. including Sofas, 'Wardrobes,
Centre and ether Tables, Dressing and pldin
.Bureaus and every othdr article in his branch of
business. Also, now on hand the Targest 'as
sortment of CHAIRS in'Carlisle, at the lowest
prices. IKTCollins made at the shortest sulfa
and a Hearse 'provided for, funerals. De solic
ited call at his establishment on North r Hanes
•thir street, near Glass's tIOTEL '
'Merit hired out by the month or year
Cailisle,Mnrch `.20. 18.50.=1y
CROSS-vIMES NVABZWIIie.
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
L.-will pay. Cash for CROSS-TIES deliver- j
ad at any point 011 their road' previous, to tho 4
Ist day of Juno, 1854. •
For good, sound White. Rock .or Chestimt
Oak, and Walnut Tied, 8 feet. in length, (ex
clusive of kerle.) well hewn on two opposite and
parallel sides, with faces not less than 9 inches
width, and 6 -inches in thickness between
fEIC(IBj Thiety„three cents each will be paitil?•
- ;Ifor.TMS • (if,,iienl6 Itergth and sunlit) , as a
bove. with`frorn.7 to 9 inches face imd 5 inches
it thickness, Twenty•eight cents will be paid.
And fed/ good. sound Chestnut Ties, same
dimensions as above. the _price -be Four
Cents loss. each. - oz:7-Persons wishing to fur- .
Met' Ties on the above conditions. will please
give early notice to the undereigfied..
. A. F. SMITH, Supt,
R. R. Office. Chambershurg, fehtsir
Dollard, Premi
inventor of the Ccleb
--Wig and Elastic
lustructions tatma
,m measure their head
For Wigs, inches
tiqo I.The round of;
the head
2 Front forehead
over , thehead
the neck.
3 From car to, enr
over the top., ,
4 Freon ear to oar,
round the forehead'
It 1)Q1,4A it 1)1ms olsvaia ready fpr sale; n
'Sol itl;stock4of Genta7!),V,lge, Toupees, Ladies'
VOgs,,ltilf \Vim), Frizots, &o,
.benotif9lly tnanulttetnreil, anti; nit client, .4te uoy
obtablislament in,the Union. , ;•
l)ollartta: I leehanium extrpct or LnstrOun r
.Tonic,, prepared. from,,S,outlt Atomic:an llcrbs
and .Ito te,,the,mnshEuecessful prliele ever.tirp
, thiced for lweservjog the. lour from fallin g . out
or changing color', restoi.,ing,uttil proscrving„tt,in
n healthy and luxuriant, MA I , t Anton rpir
1, 8 009,0/ s hy. Oullord's hnir cutting onloon maintains
its immense popti!itrity,i9 rho inek that:l l ,lu Tonic
•is,nOpleil to miory Itensi 3 Of,buir cut gaud)
liblitnent, consequently it In kept
•,
prea
ecv;ttinp:than under, , anyilcuqwn appllcutlpts It
being thus practielay itstetl th4tti , oitthb,o473
-the g rpntostlgn tkranicql of •
retail-m bin 91 1 d, Pet'uhliph
tjt7 Chey,tiot,..street,, opopzittu .:thp„.%tnte
, „
It nollnril Ima nt feast iliscoveret t te no plus
Wren otlllAltt DYZ able
with pet•letit.'Onfiderra,& Pititl7iftireoptiigpych ,
614, of iliO'kiosOlow:ln tine. ft ,- two !Air
either Litte,Vorl)rown,`l.in3ihy lia , ietored) nut's
is 11 , erthOthriptip11)17,t9 •
.stain , or .nthet.w ,i ro, conhe,, w tishetr:o4 Ittten
'tnihttiNs•
hiittell;fO:glo.fiitn'tt
1 'l:uttersft ,
Ordl , ti l l'lt 110 ' A
will'OcOtT
• • ,
J. G. BEECHER
pi Artiste in.Sair.
rated Gosiamer. Ventilating .
'and Toular
We [Adige, and Gentlemen
is %vitit 110.urney - •
Toupees & maps, inches .•
. No 1 .F.rom forcheacl, to
. far as bald ,
iQver,lorellead as far
as required ,1
9. Over Ille,erown °idle
head