Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, March 22, 1854, Image 3
PaAREZEID, On tbal4lll diy.f s tio'ltleii.l . ,'Eviins, Mr .4A➢ATAL DILLER tCOM1131: WN ' 24 . A31141A dnifgh tor .of. Mr David Shtrabarger, of Waat PennobarodaviiiNl4 Ounibeiland . . . On the 2d inst hy the Rev. L.• C. Priee, GEottais MILLER of York ; :en..to Miss NANO CUAFMAN of Ctiinhoo, • On tho Bth inot:b.,,y-thO - Itev,-Robert.MClth , M ren d r Tuomos . C. to Mks ItEnoccA J. MoOinuttt, both'of • illestt'onnaboro town ohip, , , On the 14tb, by.the Rev A. Owen, JO eseg.hßitypt to Mies. CATIIAttINE RATIIYAN both of' this county. on the 16th inst. by the Rev. A. - H.Firetner Mr BENJAMIN DAY, to Mies ELIZABSTII ENS tuntain„botit. of the vicinity of Carliele.. DIED, On the 28th ult.. Mrs. MAILY.TANE CORNIVAI! wife of Mr. — Levi . ConinuM of this borough, aged about twenty one years, , In this borough, on Friday the3d inst., Mr. WILLIAM GLANCZY, in the • 76th year of his age: • In Placer county, California, on the Bth of: January last, Air. MATifias IlexrmAti, former ly of Shippensburg,,aged about 30, years. On Tuesday. the 14th inst., in Fitly , ,• Han. cook county, Ohio, of Pafalysis, PATHARINE ANN, wife of Peter II: Lechler, foraierly of this place. The deceased tesftled for 'tbany,years in Carlisle,cluring which tlme atieTaa univer sally beloved, and esteettied for ; her general kindness of heart and her -many christian .vir tees. She ,wattati affectionate wife, a kind parent and a sincere. friend, And although her distressed , faraily , and friends deeply lament liar loas;'yet they mourn, not without hope— ever ready. to- extend a helping hand to -those in distress; she bad for a long Sine-previous to her•detth,heen the child of affliction which she bore with that fortitude and patience which always oharaeterizes , the true follower- of Clilist.• - ;, • • A. At her residence near lingestoWn, after 'a shOrt illness, on the 20th .of February last, Mrs. NANCY MCKINNEY TIIONPSON, ip the'B2d year o 1 . her age. . The ..doceased has been a member of the Silver Spring Church, for more than forty years: = We know in whom she be lieved. Though the is nb moro to be a com fort in ber' house on earth; she has . gone to ocoupy'a highat;atation in the house not made with bands above. She alabps:iiii Jesus, and onjbe resurrection morning may we great her, again when the mortal shall have put on'im: mortality. - . ' • ' , Nctu a.buirtistinento - r ---- -Kentucky THE subscriber infortar the public that lio will have in a few days a lot. of- KENTUCKY MULES; large size, and cheaper than venally sold.. Those wanting Mules are requested to call.and examine,them. tuba' • - ;. SAWL. ENSMINGER. rattlinNrw moons, TEE isolloviineNow Books have just bean received et the cheap Bbok store of the sub scriber. The Orinnel•Aretlo Expedition, by. Dr. Kane. The Barelaye of Boston, by Mrs. H. o.• Otis.• Marie Vordse, by Emilie Corkin. , • ' The Earriplightere,. a nevrand 'popular 'Hovel. CarGotten' Castle, a Tale of the'desuits.. ' The - Miser's Heir; by P.,Hamilton Myers. Kate plarendon, by Emerson Bennet. Haps and Mishaps in Bennie, by Grace Green wood. The Old-Brewery; or Scenes in New York. The Potipher Papers, or Our Best Society.• A. M. PIPER, Ag't. • Estate of: Christian . Wisler, 'sr., dec. Vonciren, herebyi'Ven that letters of ad ministration-on;-the estate of Christian tVi g eler, late of—Harnpden township, Cumber. land county,' dec., have been issued, by the Register()) said county to the subscriber, resi• ding in.thh same township. AU persons huv ing clairue4igninst tsid estate are requested to present them for settlement. and thoeeindobed to make immediate payment to CHRISTIAN , WISLER,Ir,; , ' mdrest - • Estate-of Jacob Spangler dnc NOTICkI is hereby given 'that letters testa mentary on the estate or lueob. Spangler, late of South Middleton township, deo ? have been granted to the subscriber, residing in the same township.. All persons indebted to said estaie are required to maker immediate payment, and those'having claims to present them.for settle• MOM to • -- JACOB MTN ER,- mar326t Ex'r Boat° of Henry Baker, deed NOTICE ie herpby given that letters testa mentary on the estate of Henry Beilter.llate of Newton. township, Cumberland county, dec'd, haiie been granted by the Register of said county to the subscriber, residing in New's,'lle in said county, All persons knowing them. solves indebted to said estate are required to make immed,ate 'payment, and those having claims to present them for settlement THOMAS A. McKINNEY, imar226tpd _ Eer. FIRST. AR maim or SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, At CHARLES O:AILBYPS, In East High Strew, Carlisle, Pa. wE have just - received a large' and .hand. come assortment af•Spiing and Summer Goods, consisting of she latest styles.of Ladies', 'DRESS GOOD% Borage, mous debege,- and Mirage delains, lawns, black andlimcy silks of ovary desclip dun and quality, black- alpacas of high lustre, bloc: bombazines of n superior qualify, and a good assortment of Mourning Goods. DOMESTICS, DOMESTICS. Bleached and unbleached muslins; &loadings from I•to '3 yde wide. checks, Glasgow and fine French ginghame, ticking, damask towe/s and cloths,-napkins, rod, yellow and while • woollen flannels, shrouding flannel, Ike. - EMBROIDERIES' AND LACES, Cambric and Swiaarufflingf edgfng andinsert. ng, lisle, mantilla and florentine lace,. French worked cellars. do•under.slceves, do. Spencer, on naffs, mourning millare,b lack laced veils of all styles, • A very' handsome assortment of Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons. • With a large and handsome variety of Dry' Goode and .Groneilea in 'general. always lo.be had on the lowest terms at "Ogilby's Empn• rium:" ,'• Mai SPRING AND ..131TAMER 1854] - -StylegCof 1 L1854 j rt FORGE 4.81,1;ER, reepeetktfly armour': VlNces ,to•biOold•Patrons.and the , public gen., orally ,that he .Ifuejust received the SPRINGP n GENTLE el 'nue of the beat. establishments in Philadelphia,, to. -which ~110.4tlyites special attention. .„ He has also constantly on bawl a- large and varied assortment. of his ovin. manufacture as well as city made HATS AND CATS, • suitable for. he seasonotomprising every vari• ay' or Russia, Deaver, Moleskin and Silklitits, finished in the- latest style, together with a full assortment-of' Caps jif every shape and .des cription, and at every price ' He particularly inVitee thdpuldie to call and examine his bitten sive asflortivent, which in style; material and finish; cannot be -surpassed by any in • Market,' and which he is able to put at prices lower than over. CO-Remember his old stand on-North ' linnover street, between Humor's and Sener's store. ' 'fiVbiriSli,BB, 1854. . ,Spritig• Styleorlirfas 4rfilps 1 --... ~,,- , , ~.....,,,... .• . ~.„,,,j r ., . .,, : ;,-,......--- t''' - . ' '' ~, .**-. . .. , ' ..VITIVI„ IL , TROUT *, . • pigy.stitEs to inforrnAle 'old friends that -he • hnieremoved to his new .establishenent on la street, near the Roil Road Depot, cod le , now opening 'a largo and elegant assortment of SPRING STYLE OF IIATR.i , ...:; , ) just, received from' Philadelphia - , which - the gen. tleaien , of Carlisle are reaSssiedro call and ex. amine,. ..fr , h to al .1,1 o,,large, asoortntent Of 'Silk, .F.dr, and Slouch 'Hats of hirr ewrrnianalacture, 'of up 'Kate , beet sty.levand.at various.; pri c e s ,. the excellence 'titid fintehil - Whieh'lle , will war; rent, Hie stock he itcConfident 'oitlynneeda to • be examined .lo bit'approved.- 'er . Afect rtrlargei supply of Mon'at Boyslairtl-Chililreri*GAPH;'• of Cloth and For and Of rtvkiry. vaiiMy of , atylw and price ,Juoeroceived from Philadelphla;' , Le r all who Want a flat cir,chri t .gito , him.a 'dall, , ,nu. they nlat "be attire of 'being apite'd to 1 heir' own eatieftict Oil: . . .: -. . Miat'. l .2l3, 1531, , 1 . ... ~. , .. . , . .. Poor . House Statement, for. ili3s3;' GEORGE OF.ORGE BRINDLE,i'an - d': JOHN G: BROWN, Fols,lliroctors of the Poor and of the Holise6l:.Eultilny.melit,-nf•Grn u. 2. herlattd &nity,. in.accotint•ivitti said county, from. the Ist. day-of ' . :January, to the, 31st day of December, 1859; inclusive, •.. . , • To'amolint received trout County • freasurer ;• • . $5OOO 00 • • do remaining in the hands of J, Squicr, Treact., last settle. mast do received of James Menden in; fan-hides arid skins' 116 38,1 do do tiir use of-4 1 m. 11,3 inn 117 50 do do of R. Snodgrass, fen 'aeo do do of WoOdward:Si, Schmidt .65 .0D ' . for Cloverseed 76 82 • do' do of C. Mriglauhlin, ' F) use of Smith 62 25 • do ' do • 'orG• C Saunderson,' . • - •for 'nee Knettle 50 00 •do do JohtrLamtbli •, for use, 74 00 • -forialloiv • 45 00 do do Perry county, for tho , support of. sundry pau pers, , • , 33 17 do do James Walkdr; for use T. Walker 20 00 do Jim, Dunbar, 'for use 10 00 do do York coutity.fot. the • • support of sundry ' • 'paupers ' 5 25 do do for Indentures ..3 00 -do do for Sundries. .. 2 70 . . ..,.... . JACOII SQUIER Fig., , Treasurar of. the Poor House and House of Employ ment of Cumberland county, in account. Verth the Diredtors of , said Institutipn, from the Ist day of January, to the 31st .- • . ; ,•day of December, 1,853, inclusive, viz: -, • : DR.- CR. . • . .. Cash received from County Treas. $6OOO 00 By payment ofpirector'S orders. $6,154 402. do do 'from J. Loliaoh,Stew'd. IBy balance in hands of frees frost different sources ' I .urer inthtbited in the fore- ..ri going statement, ', 681 OM do remaining in hand's of Treasurer at last set - dement 7 head of horses, 13 mitch cows. 17 head of steers, 2 bolls, 20 head of stock fiogs, 4 pigs, 7 slime', 26 sheep and 2 calves. Beef, Pork, Mtitto'n and Veal, fattened and killed on the Farm in 1853 • 25 beeves, average weight, 587 pounds (14,6751b5) 31 hogs, average weight, 238 pounds, 17,378 'her ‘27 - aheep.toierago weight,43'pounds,(l,l6l lbs) 11 Calves, overage 60 pounds, (660 lbe)naking in .all 23,874 , lbs. - Farming Utensils on the Farm lst'of January, 1854 I bronco and 1 narrow wheeled wagon, 1 new stone wagon, 1 wagon bed, 1 paiV of wood ladders. '4 pair of hay ladders, I as t and gears, 1 tilbury and harness, 4 plows. 4 harrows,.s double shovel plows, 3 single shovel plows, I threshieg machine and horso power, 1 flittering mull rolling screen, 1 corn shallot', 1 ground roller. 2 cutting boxes, 3 grind stones, - 2 log chains, 31 cow .maitisism mitt t; lit Laird, ti a tit it lid tg i 400.1'3,1.it:tt k:troonters tools, I sett orblacksrrith mats I Intl it uut ca'itt Igo kdi le. 5 gritor. cradles, IS mowing scythes,4 mattocks, 5 crowbars, 6 shovels, 1 sett boring tools for blastifig, and a Variety of 'spades forks, rakes, corn hoes, stone hammers, sledges, axes,..mawls, wedges, Schedule• showing the proceeds of the Farm for 1853 724 bashelsof wheat, 19 of rye, 1400 of corn, 608 of oats, 484 of potatoes, 3. of timothy seed, 2of cheer sped, 9 of Ewan beans, 10 of bunch beans and peas, 30 of onions, 1 of little onionF„l6 of par. snips, 35 of beeta,2o o f turnips, 3000 heads of cabbage, 616 dozen cucumbers, 43 loads of hay, 10 of cornlbdder, 2 barrels of eider and 20 bushels of winter apples. . _ Manufactured and made in the House and Shop 159 shirts and chemise, 99 frocke, 39 pettiooatet 5 caps, 72 aprons, 17 bolsters, 50 pillow cases, 7 sanbonnats, 38:Acrns, 40 pairs of stockings ,knitted; 21 pure footed 11 towels. 6 chafha,ls, 38 comfOrts, 10 pairs of drawers; 160 pounds of hard snap; 28 barrels of soft tom). In the Carpenter's Shoo—mnde 23 coffins, sled, 3 large gate 2 small gates, 1 'oatton ladder, 6 rocking cradles, woodhox For the office. 6 washing machines; also cut 75 cords of we id, made 250 rails, quarried stone for and male 21 rods of stone fence, put up a' porch at tenant house, and done $3O worth of blackemithing. Number of paupers in the Institution Ist of Sanuerk, 1853, of which 9.3 were cohl, 108 Number ndmitred up to the 31st Dec. '53, of which 15 were cad nind 9 born in in the House Making the whole number through the year, . Of which 17 died, 6 children bound out, ll eloped and 148 wera discharged Leaving the number of pauper/3in the Poor House Ist Jan; 1854, of which 19 aro colored. 106 Out dour paupers supported at public expense through the year 11 Whole number remaining chargeable nt the end of the year Of thbite remaining in the Poor House 31st Dneetnher, 1853, there aro— les6o of which 8 are colored Females 40 of which 6 are colored And 11 out door confilers 117 • Therelire as near mecan be ascertained 13 undo). 5 yeart.4 from sto 10. 15 from 10 to 20, 10 frtmt 2o to 30/ 17 from 30 to 40, 5 from 40 'to 50, 9 from 50 to 60,19 from 60 to 70, 6 from 70 to 80, 1 from6o,to 90 end 1 from 90, to 100, Li tali:Mimi to the abovo 304 transient peppers or travellers have betth supported for short periods without - regular ortlere: :: We the Directors of t he 'Poor and of the Howe of Employment of Cumberland county, do cer tify that the aboye and foregoing statement to• contain n- just and true exhibit of the Inatantion, r derin. the. period Wove etated„neeording tolte best of our knowledge,. Given under our ,Lands this 31st day of December, A. D., 1853 GEORGE. SHEAFFEII ' GEORGE 'BRINDLE, Directors.' • .. . • . ' . JOHN C. BROWN, • . . , . . • We the undersigned -Auditors of Cumberland Comity; elected, appointed and sivorn -according to law, having examined the accounts and vouchers of the Directors .of the Poor end House of Employment of the said county, from the let day of January io the Met day of December, A. D., 1853, do certify that we lind'a balance in the the hands of Jacob Squint, Esq., Treasurer, of - Six Hundred and Fifty one Dollars. and Thirty nine and 'a half cents. -Given:under our hands this I,2th day of January, A. D. 1854. _ SAMUEL M EGAW . ) . P. QUIGLEY. _. Aud. itors. . . . . . . . , ' - J. B, DRAWBAUGII, I . WALL PAPER F3R THE . MILLION. _ __G-riat.attraction. L.HAV just received' my Spring timer of 14. PAPER which surpass . M . Stylci4.Qutility find Price any that has ever • boon exhibited - ill flarliele. I respectfully se .a call froM, persons in Went,of Paper Hang: inge,of any description, as I am confident my assertmeni far surpasses any in the boiough audio style, and price hap but few rivals in the I only Mik4of the public to call and ex • amine my .neeortment holore purchasing; as I am confident' my chitin designs cannot fail to pleaso the moat fastidious..• • 4 • 4. , • 4 I,YIsTE, West Side of Norris Hanover Street, , Mat 22 Carlisle, Pa.. ' GOODS-.SPRING 1854, . . IN; ettherribere nro , nnvi pr-pared to exhihit nt their Splendid NO" Establielttnent just Potitpleted on the site olihrir former'siend, • No. 41 Sourr'Sicorip .STREET', PHILADELPHIA', * , • PHILADELPHIA', nn' , entieo' new rind beautiful' arca' of Straw; Parley and Silk Bonnets and. Plata,. Flowers, dce i and Panama; Pnlm'and Summer Hate fur Gantletneni which our old'. patrons, Alerahante and' Milliners generally, aro.innited to exaniine cardidently promising thorn, in extent, in curie. IP Junin:illy, anti ip stylos, *stock unequalled. 110?.Ordere carefully and Orenwily executed. iny2 . 2.73m. ..THOMAS. WHITE & 'CO. . , Etat', , :.A.CAMIRIVE3r. Thrie miler West of iirirrisburg, • Fran SEVENTH 'SESSION of MIS' flour-, iiiliing Institution will commence 'on 111.91sTDAY: the loftier of M-AYnont, The atf7. vantages Which it anorde, it is beliuyed.Momfa superior ,charac t er, and parerit . s,and,nuardiatts' 111 . 0 solicited, to. inquiro ,itier r ito before e,ndieg:their sone or;wiirds nlsemiltere. 'tSvOrably situated; the inatfuetoreAke oil corn 'pri!lint and experienced 'Mani ihe•notirsif of in- situation is extensive and . thereinth, and 'special .attention Is' paid - td' tht. comfort and health of Vie students. ,;:• • •; • ; ,13,nardingi, Mashing. d 1-,.9111 1 TnitionE in nglish, V o c al' a Mu.• • sia,'net sassinnr(s rnapihaLv • ",., - $65 00 I9,stracticin'in'Anciancoi Modern • Liingyages: each;.s 00 InsiNmantal Wain, • - - 10 00 •1 0 0i...Circulara and othor information addresii. D. DENT . iNUEIt; , m ar s •• klustrisburaj'a. __ '-'::-_-,. : •. '' _:, ,C [?;,.: Yfayment of interesten dower in , • favor, of Air t<Obrien; on land pur. ~ clutend,4ll,/ McDowell in,1842 , Cash for grocorina, . morchnedizot , crothing,, bedding, dac„: included: • For aback . ~ ant . Shaemisking, tailoring ' baiting • Support bf out door paupers - Stone controls 2. years - Support of paupers at Lunatic Hess pttal 'at iltirrisburg , , 231 75 Flour, grinding, &c, -, 245 81g. Black smithing, including, one now wagon .... - ' 140 74 ForLbather . 171 32 Out door funeral expenses, , 90 Id Constables'fees,in removing paupers '.:6 . 2 75 Materials, &.c I for use of finnan anti . Farm '' . • • • . • ' • 77,63 k For Hardwrre • : • , 85,28 i Manufacturing satinett 39 983 , For Lnmber ' . ' ' '47 62 Fclr•Plaster and grinding 57 50 Freight on groceries and lumber 34 76} For out door medical. aid ' 30 75 For sheet iron and repairing m priL •• etoves• - --- 36 - 71ry For tin and copper ware, and men- • F'Y't ding. , 24 34i - For saddlery • : '' ' • ' • 17 40 F tit ,Carpenter work •, ' . 21 0 0 For one conking stove and castings 27 67 , • For printing and attitionary 12 58 Car fare •and travelling expenses 9 88 For sundries , . 138 Joseph • Lohach, ,salary, (hireling's . wages included) 0011 .00 Dr W W Dale, salary for one year , 100 00 Lemuel - Todd; Esq., attorney, sal ary for ono year , 30 00 . Jacob 'Snider, Eaq„ Treasuaer, sala, • . . cry for ono year .40 00' Skiles Woodburn, Esq., extra pay as ' Direnio - . 41 00 Onorge Sbealle, Esq.' 'in do 00 aeorge Brindle. Esq. de i do ^l9 50, Bicluneo in'hand of Trensuter , , 651 39} 124 7211 $7,805,801 sB,Bos so! 124 721 • $6,805 80 : I Stock on Farm Ist January, 1834 linke • . — Piilrled Herring Haddock Mackerel; No: 1; ?, 3, Cod fish! • The above has been &ideated 'with strict ref oret to family Use and tc.r sale low. Also 11 1 0.11311.000 -- Fig Lent—mild and agreeable '"'Yellow Bank Fine Cut, - ''''' Cavendish—of fine quality, ‘Ctingresti, Grigiett mid :Rabe/genie. ' , Twist; Sic. , • • SZIGARS--. . Yara, La bunter, brands,(irnp'd) . La Joseffitia and Plantation • Sixes, Half Spanish and Commdn," All the aboye,artiolca on hand at the Family Grocery. . • J. G. WILLIAMS. SUPER PHOSPHATE . DEB U RGtS Original and. Genuine warranted. , ~ of auperior_quality, the cheapest tinware in the . world... Farmers arid dealers supplied at low , • prices. , ItIXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTERnSOOO burrolu extra qualLy Land,Plastor s ad loctod expressly for its qualtty. s. 10,000 busliela of same •in bulk. •, . . I ,000 barrols,Caleined Plaster. ' ' "5110'' do, ~ Casting. , • 100. do Dentist. PERUVIAN . - GUANO. t.r 'Phis:article we offer in confidence to our ens': turners as equal to any: itnported.and.far 'sopa , rior to masrin the market. 5000 bogs oC. ibis siMerlai“Guiiiiii for sate at the , . lowest. market rates; Also; Patagonian Duane, Pendrette, Ground Charronl,Aa. &e; .p. FRP:NUII & CO. • At the Steam Plaster Millsjunetionol York M 'Ave,e, Croem aneCallOw,hl , K•streets, Phila. .ser . m.pot. slti.w.litlLll.: 4 'l.::' - ..." DIBAR P4rEnToWN,llipice.Co,..s', ''.• SIXIMP, .147!*91714, 70N INU,E,to supply .I,,urrlLier•ol al) kinds 13r , /: at "the nhoneet nt ttee i Kad on terms lower , than: can be had oleew.horo. , '-Ail order. tiiranteil ' ,to E. , FlASKElLit.,',Papertown,. or ATM. ..13,. ~ 8r4 1 11•10URt Jr„ GarlisW, .will- he preirnol). ; attended to : .• • - ' lfFeb29lY •••,- , - • • ITO $6 805 80+ JUST RECEIVED, . littscettaltrctuo. ZSEEMI - - . WALL A.vE r4e.,,ltt 'of WALL 'PAPER of luir avory shadria it& dealgni..at , priceis, ranging from 6 see aw up w' ar de.- The . sirock•.consists of a full assortment. of., Common, Sal Jai : Silvered andOift Papers, of: which. will;ba sold IoW at ' SAXTO NS. arpontfiris •aird . XittildOra - firitilrivited - to assortment . 01•Links,-,Latch-. es,'BOlta, - ingerl,'.SereWC'elleee, Puity, Oil, Paints; &c. - All fof Sale cheap at • • rrearl3 "•••• SAXTON'S:, WAKE: NO . ( 1,0 POiotis about eornmencing,Houeekeeping and Oi -1 ere in 'want -oft tile', can get .supplied ; with Knives and. Poricii, S1)010,, Ladles,. Coffee ,Pans; Kettles, Sad &c, lowest rains by mar "13 - " SAXTON. - .•. . , , • SPRING 'MILLINERY GOODS. • • Sohn Stohe Sons . No. 45 South Second StrCet,' . . lln ye now in - Store, of their, own importation, a large and hhndsome nattoriment 'of RIBBONS; S,I !: •- • FLOWKIIS, ' CRAPES, and evcry article suitable •ro till Millinery Trade, to which constant addition will.be made throughoutl the season, thereby enabling them to (Afar .thwlargest and most - desirable selection oreftialSif in, their line to be found in the City. ...Phila. March 13, 1854-12n1 , , $3B 91 2182 441 807(2 301 0: 09 -8; 27 88 ' KEYSTONE DRY GOODS . STORE .3urraps LAPPELL, CoinOr of 4th and.ArahStreoto,. Phila Have this sedson enlarged dick establishment, which cochlea them to offer a much [urger Munk of DRY GOODS lar'the intim:thin of Couincy Buyers. In the ttitiortment 'always be fonmieu (till line of Black Sake, ' .1 Staple Linen,Goode, Fancy do. . ',, I- do Cotton do, , . In.lia do . do Muslin du Black Goode, Drees.Gooda. , Crape Shawls. Sbawle, all kinds. Scarce anadesirrilile Gorida con always be obtained by applying to . Eysealt Lundell. - Terms, Nett cwih; and prices low according ly. litI•Good country money received. ' • ' Mardh 13,1%,54—thit $6,805 806 Notice t) Fisherman and Gunners loU a a hereby notified,"ilint we the under signed Farmers of North Middleton twp. will not pormit any' person-to Fish or Gun'ot . . our premises: • ROBERT ; NOBLE. CASPER DEERBOWER, SAMUEL,KUMZ, . JESSE RUIIL, , JACOB KWPZ, ,_. JOHN GLADPELTER• . ANDREW !WERNER. ULRICH STRICKLER, cliursTimst cLE.PFER, • DAVID - KUTZ.. Mixrch 13 1854, . . , 651 39 • AgrigultOral•lmplement Bt_Seed Store IHE subscribers offer for sale a,large variety jIL- of AgriCultural Implements, among which are the celebrated EAGLE PLOW. PAO) , Plow; Rodger's Subsoil Plow, Corn Shellers, Straw and Hay Cutters, Corn Fodder Cutters and Grinders, Farmers' Boilers, approVed Cul tivators, Road Scrapers, &c. BOYER k HALL, Agricultural Implement and Seed Store,* mar 11 Harrisburg, Pa. FIELD . and GARDEN SEEDS THE aithscrihers:are.prepared io receive or. dere Tor FIELD, GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, of the chniceht varieties andtwarrin led to be pure and genuine:' %mong which are Golden Ore"on Corn Stowell Evegreen Corn, Roanoke Ileammoth Corn; Adams Early and White-Flint, Orchard Herd: Timothy and Clo• ver Seed, and , every variety of Flower and Gar den Seeds. • Catalogues ,fivnished when re• gauged,. BOYER & EIALL, Agricultural Implernunt"and Scud Store, mac 11 - Harrisburg: Pa. BPPR7~IIa TXCES. •.. • irtH subscriber, Agent for the Mann .-gore of 'the PfIILARLEP.IIIA' HOUSE OF .R.EF U E. itt.autliolittA roccivs cations from Formers,Nicchaniss ir others who ..may wish to have children. either white or col. ored; indentured to them Cs apprentices. • .The ages will vary from seven to twenty years. In all cases where, the applicant is not known to the Indenturing Committeemr the Agent, satis,. faCtory references to.persons:residin4 in the City, will be required. JANIP.B L. BARRY. Office of the linens of Refuge, N• E. Corner of Arch and 7th stmt., Philadelphia.. March 1854—lin • - hard are, -hardware. H E subscriber wishes to draw the ;mon ..a.non of the public to heir own interests, watch they may consult to good advantage - by examining the elegant end complete assort moot of hardware of every description; which he is now reeeiviudat Ins uld stand on North _ . Efanover street. . TO COA.CIIMAKEIt-St Wo .havo a large supply of springs,. hubs, bands, laces, curtains, and 'fluor oil cloths and drab' cloths, of different qualliik - in fact every thing iu your In). . . TO CABINET-MAKERS We offer complete setts of veneers, knobs and mouldings of walnut and mahogany, to sui [Kith the taste ancrthe-puras, • - .CAILPEINTILIk§ Iqr,AMINE to ep lendid ussor , ment of 'tools in , ..your, 114 as also It complete stock of building ninie . rials, each as locks, hinges; screws, latches, glass, paints, oils, varnishes, turpentine,. &c and va rious carpenters tools cheaper ,han over, ne has been acknowledged by a carpenter •who has seen them. BLACKSMITHS cannot do wrongin giving us a.call fur a sup— ply of hammered, rolled, slit and , other iron generally used, as also cast, shetir American and English blister steel, &c. &c. • , OUR FARMER FRIENDS will also consult their interests by looking at our cheap shovels, forks. trace chains, liame , , and every other article Atom ':a muffle to a plough,to suit them in price and gustily: THE PUBLIC. GENERALLY are also invited to :examine the quantity and quality now ,on hand of cedar ware, tubs, churns, buckets, oils, such a'slish; sperm and flaxseed oils, which will be sold at the loweSt 'cash' prices. I would-also call attention to my splendid assortment 'of WALL 'PAPERS, pre•entingl a numberlesi variety of Patterns at prices from 6 cts. upwards., Remeniber there is no..mistalte-here, as' all articles will be sole it the lowesteash prices- at the old and well kn,,wn • stand_rsi North Hanover street, East sic°, betwebe McGlaughlin's Hotel and Roll, or's lint Store. JACOB SE - 3ER. march ill - • , FRESH TEAR; EtC, • JENKINS , Reat Braml of.Tpas, Green and Black, in metallic paelcages, also in' hulk and la original packages. A large , and general aa, eortment of the beat WHITE, I ItONSTON E AND iGR A:NITE .vv Arm with ti variety of Glass Ware, and.Contmon Ware of every', de, aeription, in Reatoili, otilorivike to stilt the' put-, ohaao'r, logother'with • • • -• CEDAR..WAR E . WILLOW WARE, and a vartqty,of 'Fancy. Waro always in it toro• and for sale mtlia:"Family'Giocery" of - Juno 8:1853. " J,'W. EBY. OLOTHING ! GLOTHINCY!, .• • . . • Till.: subscriber ie now,hrwing made upn lot of Fashions* and,Subonntial Clothing.which'; he will:sell se C11(311p it not Oen* thop utiy es tahlishment in tho bprouili: , Thclai.o6k Will. . . , .. . . consist of , OV OATS; " •, . Vino P "SS C A r r:Z SAO W: ' CO ..'• PANTAT:4 I ONS, - • , VESTING.% &c Tho Clothing will be made out of none but the best quality, of good'', cut out by an expe 7 i 'lanced and good cutter, and the work, got up in'thecheef manner and bk the beat of hands—i' We hale now on hind diet of choice Clething, and all we salt Wfor - purchnscis to givli no a call arid - they will be'pleassd•with the work and prides ; Ataho:old Stand on' East Main Street, Jart.lBl• .• r CHARLES. °MIRY. , . . ~ ... Fresh Arrival of Hardware.. , . FIE, subseribor liaving , .retrirnad friinz .the ' '.' City;''haa'jaat banned 'fdr-:thit'' Spring' trade a largo ind:weltaelent(itritteoh: of i 7 R D.'- ~. MAUD, fitruitcn and `d9rneatin t ..gmbiacifig Ovv . erything'ugually found in'that .line'of ..hualnees;'; The 3nanlion of friends - and .tha.:publxn donee.' ally la .xoapaeffully,diractai:l4i, the „apartment on tumid; paauring,theut . , thnt,,gooda of 'elf *lode will be tinld kr, c r i'l?° ,3...Ys , 7) , ,,4niall,itflyattce'on:. in'anufacturara prEfee. - '2" • ' 03'Ramombor the old stand—:Eaac Main at,':. Qarlial,..._,,_ t . ' inai a ' • ' ' ' ' - ' ' 'lld Isf gr trAjcifoN itcal a Lb sroEnrrr~s-~=s:~Es 111 Y 4irt uti of: sand t3iY tViilo:7ol „Wend Saponascissued out. of iho Court of Comm nit Plops of Cumberland ,Mitinty, and.to me directed; M:publie Qutidue or outcry at the , Court .11ouse:vi the borough Carlisle; on ERMA:Y. the.tilm-51ay_41 1 .%ar . 44; 1804, - .MIO o'oLock A. M., thwfolloving;d9l9o". bid real estate,tvizt—. , - •,.t.: A, Tract of Land. situatejn Pickirison township,. Cumbetland,,county, mantmning 1!0 ACRES more' or leas, boundod on the northhy Thuds of Adorn Cooye- and Ciavid 'Duth; 'on thewest;hgShriver, tho' south - by lands'Ol Jahn Thrush and on the Mat bylands of T. C. Miller, having thereon erected a'two story WEATFIER.BOAR Et 11011 SE, Kitch en, - Log Rare, &C. Seized and taken in mead. troii..as the property gf Thorium S Wilson, john Stockton %and- Mary Jane his wife,. late Mary Jena Wilson right;orthe said Mary, M Wilson , Alekaticlat .Wilson in right olGhialato....ife Ann D "w ilition.nov , dead' and James G Wilson. , Also , a Tract of Land,situate iu Dick- Mean 'township.. Containing ,20 ACRES : more or less, bonnded on. the,' west by 1' C,Miller, on the north by T-C Miller, on theenst by land of of Dr. W C Chambers and on the south by Henry Shank and John Lefever. having itire on eracted , anne story LOG HOUSE, dar..- Also'a Tract of Mountain Land., situ ate in Dickinson township, containing 20 lieres more or less,liounded• on the tiorth'by T. C. Miller, east by Martin Shank, south and west by heel), Keller. Seized and taken in execu tion ns die property of Jaen 'l3'yler.'• ' • - Also a Tract of Land,Uituatein Dick, .insen township. containing 90 ACRES more or less , bounded on the west by lands of T C'Mil• ler. on the north hy T C Miller. east 'by T C Miller and , on the south by landior Martin Claittly..loving thereon erected n'two story LOG HOUSE, Kitchen; Log: Berm Seized nod taken in execution as the property of John Miller. -.. • • • Also•' a Lot Of Ground; the town ef'•Centroville, Dickinson township, con taining ONE ACRE more or less, bounded by Jot of Mrs Shaffner on the west, Mr:Beeteni on the smite, John Mehnfry on theeast,•ancf the Walnut Bottom road on the north, hating thereon erected a• two story HOUSE' part brick and part log, ,Sr..e. Seized and ,taken in oxecntion es thoproperty of Benjamin Shoff. ner, and Mho be sold by me. JOSEPH MoD4RMONB, Sheriff.. Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, March 1, 1854. S S'herifl s Sale. BY virtue.of a writ of Venditioni Ex rionaa issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county, and to me directed, I will expose to public rendhe or outcry. at the Court .House in, the bureu'gh of Carlisle, on PRID AY the 7th of April. at 10 o'clock, A. M. the following described real estate, vizt A Lot of Ground. sitiinte in the her .. ough of Carlisle; containing 140 feet, in front and 110 feet,in 'depth more or less. Bounded on the east by lot of 'Jacob Zug on" the south by-lot of Wm Breeze, on the north hyrMain,st. andlon the West by East having thereon erected?, two story Stone House, atone boa. , building,-Log Stable,-frame ten pin al blacksmith shop, &c. Seized and taken in eiteeminn as the Inver tv of Bober! S. Alcorn, and to be gold by me. Sheriff's Office, Car lisle, Mar 15, 1854. 5 J. McDARMOND, Sheriff. Pa(liable Real .state AT PRIVATE SAFE. fe:undersiglied executors of Ole estate of It. 13. Stevensono:lee'd, offer at private 'sale, the lollowing real estme, in West Fennsboro twit, Curnberladd county, late the property of Richard B. Stevenson, late of the borough . of Carlisle, dec'd, viz: - All that FARM situate in West Pennsbare township. aforesaid, about one mile from the bore gh of Newville, bounded by !Midi of J. McCulloch. W Laughlin tied others, and • .CONTAINING' 142 ACRES, more 07 lees. The land is first rate limestone land, to goOd cultivation and well fenced, 95' acres of whiati are clear and th e rent in timber. The improvements are a large double stone end brick' Dwelling HOUSE, two • , atones highi,'alarge and intbstan nal STONE BARN, dgood well '4AV of Limestone Water, and cisterns for rein water. -There is 6n .tho orchard el well - selected fruit trees. Also. a lot of WOODLAND that has been used with this farm, situate.about one-fouriliol a mile from the Doubling Gap Springs, tindad'.. Joining thai property, containing about 22 acres. Persons wishing to examine the farm condo so by calling on - Mr:Long, the tenant on thOriins. Terms made easy to purchasers. Possession and a good title will be given on the Ist of A pril,lBs4. • T. VOLLINT STEVENSON.. JAMES W. MARSHALL, Es'rs of R. B Stevenson. Dscember7. 1854. HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE. A BARGAIN! ALL that valuable property situate on the north west corner of centre Square, in the boroughtif Carlisle, known as n Bretent's Row The Main build= :MI ing is now occupied by-IL L. Burk.. 1 5.11;-:a: holder as a hotel. The-balance of -'------ the'propar.y is rented for offices, shops, &c.— This is one of the very. best properties tor busi ness in •tlio -borough, and to capitalists offers great indueetnents for investment. „The pay ment if desired will be made Yeti , eissi. Also, n very comfortable • two story DWEL' LING FIOUSI.I. on the east and-of Main St., adjoining . priiperty of Andrew Mimes, Esq• and noCedcdupied by Mr. Davld Greer.' Thelot is 421 feet fropt by 240 :in depth, and contains a number of choice fruit trees. The property is in good order, and has a cistern, smoke house bake oven. stable, &c. on:the lot. For partic ulars enquire of 'fishB) CII A RLES OMB Y. HOUSE AND LOT .FOR SALE.. TEIF, im Story FRAME HoESE. •-• ml Lot of Ground in 4,Sduth Llano. vor street,. now occupied by Charles I s ■ Barnita f immediately opposite 'Bent 'z I I Store, is offered at private sale. For ,tortes enquito of the subscriber, Attorney fut• the owner. - novs'h3tfi . it: M. HP,NDERSON.' Phil. Sirgeons!. Ilandage Institute <PIIIREMOVED to No. 4, Ninth street, sixth store above Market. . B C. . I) I3VE R ETTI"S Patent Graduating Pressure TRUSS; for the cure .of Rothe ; Sholder Braces, Supporters, Plastic Stoukitigs, Suspensory,. Hemorrhoidal, -- end Bandages for deferpit!ins. „lnn. 11—lyr. MARTON ZICALL I J.' W. EBY'S FAMILYGROcERY:' , . Java and Maracaibo Coffeei i Green SOO/ Roasted .d 0.,. Orleans and ClarafiedN. l Brown Sugars, Fulvcrizei, Crixdfied,Vridl Loaf do, Solt Crumbed (presorving) do. Rice, Farina and Corn Starch. Brom. Genoa, Chocolate, Vanilla Boan, Mace., Citron, with Spines of oirory..kind,eu • Spernri, Mould, AdninantihoZnadlea, Orleans and Sugar H Syrgg Molassee Lovering% finevt genii& Syrup; 4t,":4! irr A fresh assortment MAIL the above erti. aloe, and a general supply of ether .ertieles ueually kept by us,nll just opened and for isle et our new. store rooms. • ':'Jane S. 1853. -Li. W. EB P. RATXXX Just Published—A new.Discoverylalitedldne er," AFirm wows on the Rational' TrOatmen't; Withbut Medicine, Spermatorrh Ili'or local weakness, nervous debility.' low` Op rite, lam& rude; weaknoss of rho limbs and bac „,tiallapo tic sition and'incapacity for study and labor, dull. nets of apPrehenson, loss of memory,- aversion to' soaioy, love of. solitude. • timidity, self dis trust. dizziness, heache,lnvoluittary discharges. pains 'in the 'side, a ff ection of the eyes ; pimple on the fate, sexual . and other infirmities in man.. ~.. From. the French of Dr. B. Dotnncey; :Tho:,lmporta nt. feet theCthepe alarming com. plaints may .easily ha - renicivcff,wiTtioux, 14,6D1, ,onvE;Fs in' dile small tract p chiarly .demonklrro tad, and, the entirtilY.new and - highly'sueVessful treatment; ea adopted by the - Autikoe t tuilrox• opined, by 'means:of whichlevery one Is enabled 10 cure huneell perfectly-and at the 'least iiossi ble.colts.:.,avoiding‘ 14'1)11 all, the. advertmed u ostrams of the'day. ', ''' '' I , 'Sent . aanty'address, ,, gratie sind,PUBCfr,CS;IL in , ti sealed - Mu/elope; by remitting (post Paid) two podtage , Stamns to-Dr, D. DeLottney; or.lio* 109 Brobdway• Post Office,, New lritrk.' , ' e fmnrl'• I y „ - ~.. ..... IiRKP.E 8 i6elotiratOLYbrk; , Plolughe,con" gigh,tly on also , :firhighoad's. find ' ing . ke foreile'at" , ;,., •1 SAXTON'S: SHANGHAI , 43 :1 MIENS. I:cpt for sad Ohnin. Apply to ' Feb 1.541) ?,:' E. M. RIDDLE. Jr. "mat - anti elt4er oit • aj - • ' B u"ilaiitklie -rireddeee-of the 11,10 abou t the- 6th - , 1 ) 9'HErEP;onewhita... lasi/ other black' :They' haini — notcliea ill the tiara but no oilier mrirke. : Tho'awner is r flioated:tri'etinniforwitid - airidiktilltPelf7;Prxr charges and tabe.thent4way. mB3tpd- = c„ -.XOI-11,1.:8110PP. NOTIC33. NOTICE, is hereby gireit.tO all,personA in terestedfluti tho folloitAg accounts have boon,filled.in tberProthotiotery's Dtfico for ex- Amination, by the account ,therein named and presented to the Clourt of pominott Pleas cif, Cumberland county,. for_ confirmation and Allowance, onyednesday thonth day of April, A. D. 1854.. . Ist. , Trust account- of Professor, James W. -Marshall,- Comthittee of the •pew3on and es •tate of Richard B. Stevenson, now deceased. 2d. Trust account of Professor James W.. Ma r. shall,' enn3mittee' Of the person and estate . 'of-Joseph' Stevenson declared an habitual ' drunkard, who is'new deceased'; -the same' being-the final account of eaid.Connittee.. ' March 8, GEO. ZIEN, : • Estate-of 'Daniel Leckey, dec. NTOTICE is hereby'given that letters testa. /I mentary on the estate of Daniel. Lackey, late of Frankford township, Cumberland Court. ty. &teemed, have been granted by the Regis. ter of said county to the subseriber,:residing in the: same township, All persons' knowing themselves indebted to said estate aro required to make immediatepayment, and those having claims to:present- them-,for settlernent to JAS: B. LECKEY, • mart 36t , • "Ex'r. Estate of .Mary 4. Bituef vorricE is hereby giveu that Letters Testa-. inelitary on the rietate„of Mary- A. Bitner, late of Lower . Allen township, Cumberland co. dee,d., have , been granted by tho Register of, said county, to the subseriter, residing the same township. All persons knowing them selves indebted' to said mita° are required to . make immediate payment and thciee having claim, to present them for setildment ItIATTRIAS BITNER, • March 8.-6 W " Exec r. Estate of Peter Jaeohy;dee'd IVOTICE . is h.zreby given that'll:ellen; Testa mentari to the estate of Peter Jacoby, to of Mdflin,township, Cumberland county, deceased, have been granted.by theftegisterol said county to the subscriber, reeidiug in the same township. All persons knowing them !mitres indebted to said estate are required to make immediate pepment and' thpae having claims to present them for settlement to PETER JACOBY,' ' March 8-6 w. , . Ez'r. Estate of Henry Rickabaugh, dee'd. AT O=E is hereby giveri that Leiters Tea. tamentary on the estate of Henry Rieke bangh ; late of Franklord township, Cumberland county,.dec, have been granted by the. Register of said county, to the subscriber. residing in West P:ennsboro township. All persona ed to said estate are required to make inunedi l ato . payment, and..those hav,ing claims to pre• sent them for settleinent to SAMUEL DILLER, marl Executor. _. Estate , of Alicliael Vo Tie g is hereby giYed that "ieliersetests -1.11. mentary on the estate of Michael 'Miller, late or North Middleton township, dee!d, have been granted to the subscriber, residing in the same town-hip: .Ali peraens ,having„Oairris against mid estate are requestedth present them for settlement; ante those indebted to make im mediate payment to • JOSEPH MILLER, 'Feb 22 pd • 'Lleder Estate of itev. Martin Wolf, dec'd. OTICE is hereby giten that leiters ad- IA ministration on the estate of Rev. Martin Wolf, late of Hamilton county, Ohio, deceased, gase,been grautdd by. - the Register of ',Climber. let.d county, Prr.;to the undersigned, residue ioSouth, Middleton-township,'Cumb. county. All persons indebted, to said estate use required to make iin.cediate,paymeitt, and those having claims to present them to, JACOB JAgOB NER,, FebnOt - - - Adm'ir; Estate. Of: '11 , 486%. Ann- Eberly; dee'd. ivo.rLF,E iti4licruby'giien that Were of ad. .1.11 'ministration on the Ustate'Of Mr.' Ann En erly,,;kito of West Pennennro io.4nehip, dec'd.,• have boon granted n'y thiVegister of said goon fy to the.subscriblir,residllig in Mechanicsburg 111, Foirsoiie having clainis against Said estate ire requested to present them for settlement, and-those indebtedito 'make immediate pay. ment to JOIIN EBERLY, E6ls6tlid " Ad'm. • In ilia Cotut Of:Conidin . ,Plecis of Cum: berland Elizabeth Traub, by her No. 32 . Augget 'next friend George Spun- Term, 185 3 . gei4urg , . . . SUNICCItIa fohn Traub. our Divorce. • Same party No. Nov. limit 18.53 • VIS Alias Subpoana Same Sur Divorce. The said Subpattut and alias Sitbprona having trecn issued out of said Court, and proof made that the said John Troub, the defendant, could. not be found in the skid, courtly of Cumber-. land. Now the midi John lTratib the defen dant is hereby notified and required to appear °nth° first day of the next-April term—Mon day the Ifith of ,April next—to answer the said Complaint. JOS. MoDARMOIstD,',. Mar 1 1854 Sheriff . f: In the. Court of. Common Pleas of Cum, berlinul County. • Sophia Ries, of the bor•'''.: • • ough (Oar by-her I - Nl , .3,Noiember next frilnd Gee. Foland I Term 1853. va • • t: 7 • t+4.9 • Subprona_ • SPotor RiCo. •1 eur Divorce • • Sanie party }NO. 2,7anuarY "Perm. vs • "alias autpwna - Same ' • tow Divoreel . The said eubpoenavand alba eubpena having been issued out of said Court, and proof made . that the saidlPeter Itice the_ defendent,could - not be bound in the said county of Cumberland. • Now the said Pater Rice, the detendenr. is hereby notified and requirdd to appear on the next April Term—Monday the toth of April next—to answer the acid complaint. i . JOS. McDARIVIOND:, Marl 9w . • Sheriff: Court Proclamation: • WHIEREAS the lionoreble; AM. President Judge of the seven/ Courts of ,Common Pleas of .counties or Cumberland, Perry and Juniata, In Pennsylve • nia,and Jingle° of the soot:trot Courts of Oyer and Torminer and General Jail ;Delivery in slid Counties. ord Hon. John Rupp 'and Sam uel Woodbern;J odgpsofthe Court ofOyer and Terminer and_ Dreamt! Jail Delivery for the trial of all ca pita I.and 'other offondere,in the said county ofCumherland,by theirprecepts to modireeted,'datittthe 10th of January, 1854; have ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer' ' sad OcineralJ ai I DeliverY , to he holden of Car lisle, on the 2tl mcommy of April, 1854, (bOing ,the 10th day) at 10 o'clonk in the litre noon, to continuo two weeks. • NOTlCE , iirtherefore hereby givin;to the. 'Coroner: jostled@ of the. Peace and Constable* or, the said .County of Comfier) md: that they are'lly the, said 'prepept,commindeid: to be then and there ia their proper ,persons, with their rolls, records, inrittieltions, exarninationsand all, other remembranies, to do those things_ which to their offices appertain to be done, and all those That: are !bound by recognizances,,to •prosecute 'against the priSoners that aro or thou Chtilt..ho . in the Jill of said 'comity, ale to be liters to:piiiiiieuto them as shaltbe Wet. • /hang: . SUFZIPep. ambit; C a rlielo, C' Feb:15,1854., ( • - ":0340171EIRSZIELVL • - 2On bushels prime Ohio and Pennsylvi Vol' CLOVER SIRED for sale by . HALL, • Agricultural ~mptemedc and Seed Store.' • - Harrisburg; po. , . , FREII3II , HAMS AND DRIED BEEP. . . , . A FABs . arrival of Burp, ,Ciireil aphis and DRIED • DKEF. • jnill recoil/nil , Trani Cincinnati and for solo at WILLIAMS! Vanity GrOcory Diarni.inlireiit. Main Bina, , , t • ',, ticcnots: TELVALtait I.lCrAm NrOtf.af. ;it . ..het:lW. even that I intend , to a pply the ensuing term of - the Courtier *Quarter Sessions, of Cumberland county, for a Ilicemo3 to keep.a - public house at the stand,l ' • 'A INTES A. DI byy. tac k ,We dur occupy as such in Meehanicab ‘ ul..... of 'the boron et. • •• Idechinicattrid 6fizen • • • certify that -we are. wett-it. " ,-- --.nty of Cumerland. u nink:e 'named .1 A 'Mel*, that'hw-i., of good .With t he'' gepate for honesty-and temperance.and,is won-, provided with 'house rpum and.conveniencen for rho accommodation Of strangeps'and travelleri sad tnat such Inni-andTavevn in tweet:spry. to.: accommodate the public and entertain suangers and travellers. - - Daniel Urieh, Philip Uhler; georgh Singiser, Benjamin How, Adam' Hauck, John. , Hozer, Simon Arnold, Jacob Hartztline, Wm Miller,, R Wilson, Joel Harting, JOhn Hoover, John lluey, Samuel Gariter,'Adenn-Sidrar. 1uf4143-t;ll , ,'*ll , (9 11\TCITICS is hereby given that I intend to. II apply at the ensuing term of the Court of .Quarter Sessions of ,Cumberland 'county, for a License to keen ,a public house in the stand now occupied by. Frederick Zericher. being, an old stand, in Newton township. mid County. m 8 lIENRY HURSH. We'thei undersigned citizens of the township of NeWton. lJumb. county, do certify that we are well acqUainted with the above named Henry Hursh, that he is of 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 Inn or Tavern is necessary to accommo date the public and entertain strahgers. T A McKinney, David It Baker, Dewitt J .Pislee, J W Vanderbelt, Joseph Kissinger, D Wescheffer, Joel Bricker, John Weetheffer, D' Myers, Samuel Green, HenrY Harder, David. Waggoner, Daniel Kindig, Jacob Landis. T. &VLRN LICENSE. • NOTICE ia._bertiby given that I intend to apply at theensuipg term of the Court of Quar ter Sessions of Cumberland connty for a License to keep a public house in the house I now oc cupy as Boa in the borough of Carlisle, m 8 HENRY GLASS. A We the undersigned citizens of the borough of Carlisle, West Ward, in the county of Cr m: becloud, do certil thatwo are wolf-acquaintsd ,with the above named Henry Glass, that he:is of good repute for honesty and temperanc..,' and is well provided with house and convenien:• sea for the accommodation. of " s trangers and travellers. and that such Inn or T avern is nect essary to aocoinmodate the pUblic And entertain strangers and travellers. C G Stough, George Bendel, George L. Murray, Jos W Patten, R A Noble, Thon as Conlyn, John Noble..l R Egbert, S A Gould, 11 I. Burkholder, • J K Boyer, J C Neff ' TAVERN LICENSE. NOTICE is hereby given that I intend to apply at the ensuing term of the Court of Quarter Sessions of Corn berland county, for a License to keep a public house in the house 1 now. occupy ,ria such, in Shiremanstovn, said m 8 -DAVID BOLLINGER. • We the undersi g ned citizens of Lewer Allen township, in the county of Cumberland, do certify—that we - are welt - acquainted wiltz - 1 he said 'David Bollinger, that he is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provi• dsd with house room and Conveniences' for the accommodation of strangers and travellers and that such Inti or Tavern is necessary for, the accommodation of the public and to entertain strangers and travellers. - Isaac Go9hart, Wm B Reeser, Jonathan Brabaker,,John Sheely, jr, Jeremiah Nissley, Jacob Lone, John Bheely, sr, H Rupp, J cob Bates, Daiid•Wise, F Long, F,N Reicher TAVERN LICENSE. NOTICE is hereby given that I intend to apply at the ensuing term of the Court of Quarter Sessions cht Cumberland county for a License to 'seep a public house in the house I now occupy as such, in North Middleton Cumberland county. m 8 We the undersigned citizens of the township of North Middleton, in the county of Cumber land, decertify that we are well acquainted with the above named J C Beecher, teat he is of good repute for honesty and• temperance, and is well provided with house roam and convenient ces for the entenainment - col strangers and tray,, tilers, and that such litn - or - Tavertris necessary to accommodate the public and entertain stran gersand-travellers David Nailer, M F Swiger, Jacob' Wagoner, Jacob Line, John K Beidfer, M Wynkeop, J • Knell- Conrad Mordotf, J It -- 11 - einlinerlanb - Gutehall. Adam Gtlaugh, Christopher Orris, Levi•Mordorf. Daniel Miller. - . TAVERN LICENSE NOTICE is hereby given that I intend to apply at the ensuing Term of the Court of Quarter Sessions of Cumberland county for a License to keep a public hoese in the. house I now. .eccupy as such, in Wormleysburg, East Ponnaboro twp, Comb. conntv. irnB 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 tern perinea, andle well provided with house room and the conveniences forthe accommedetion of strangers end travellers, and 'that such Inn or Taitern is necessary to accommodate the public and to entertain strangers and ttavollcra. ' ' George Mann, David Eichelbarger, David Brown, Samuel Fish, Daniel Needhammer, Michael Free, Jones Eichelbarger, Martin, 'freezer, John P Boyer, Jacob Ebersol, Jacob Beniger, Joseph Martin. T.S.VEP.I'cr LICENSE. NOTICE ishereby given that . 1 intend to apply at the ensuing term of the Colin of Quarter Sessions of Cumberland county for a License to keep a public house et the 6tand I now occupy as. such in Mifflin township, at White Sulpher Springs; , SCOTT COYLF.. We the undersigned citizens of Mifflin twp.; county of. Cumberland, do certify that we are well acqoainted with the above-named Scott Ccyle, that he is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for the' accomm odation of strangers and travellers and that such Inn.. and Tavern is necessary to accommodate the public and entertain strangers and travellers k. A. M. Middleton, Jacob Gees, Nathaniel G. Brown, Wm., Henn, John Finkbiner,- Jacob Bowman*. James Harlan.. George — Nnettle, Daniel Daelhouren. Wm. McDonald, William Hoover. George. Asper. • Exteniive Furniture Rooms:. TAMES' R.WEAVER would respectfully call the attention Of House Keepers and the public to his extensive stock Of ELEGANT FURNITURE. including Sofas,: Wardrobes, Centre and other. Tablbs, Dressing and' plain Bureaus and devbryothar article in his branch of 'business. Alit°, now on hand the largest 'as sortment of MIA IRS in Carlisle , u at the lowest prices. 01 - Coffins made at the shortest node and a Hearse provided for funerals. lie Belie. its a call at his establishment on Ninth liancp vor street, near Glass's It 0 TEL. niture hired out by the month or yeOr Carlisle„March 20. 1850 1 4 Dollard. Premium tie Jr' Hair. Inventor of the Celebnited Gossamer Ventilating Wig and Mint& Band - Toußaces. • Instructions to enabledadles and Gentlemen-. to Mettaure their heads with accuracy - For Wigs, inches Toupees bt scalps, inches No 1 The round of No I From forebead•to the head . back as far as bald 2 From forehead; 2 Over forehead as car over the head to liS•rtquired . the neck 9 Over the crown of the S From ear to ear . ' head ' over the top , , , . .4 From ear to ear - round the forehead . . _.. . R DOLLARD has always. ready- for Rik a spiv:nil stock of Gents* Wigs, Toupees, Ladies* Atifiga„ elf Wigs, Frizots, Braids, Curls, &o, beautifully'rnamdactored, arid Ati cheap as , any establishment in the Union -,. : . • . , . : Dollards Ilerbanium extract or Lustre us Tonic, prepared from South American, H er b s and Ro ts. the most successful article" ever pro duced for preserving the hair from filling out or changing color, restoring and preserving it in a healthy and luxuriant state - Among other tea eons why Dollard's hair cutting ton maintains"' its immense popularity is the fact . at -his rro tin is appied to every bead of haircut at his' mina, Nehmen', consequently it is kept in better prea•- ervation than under any koown application It being thus practically tested tve thousands; .offers the greatest guarantee ofits effica c y; Sold wholesale and 'retairat his Old. Fshibllsh • mein 171 Chestnut street opposite the State Heine, Philadelphia. ••.•••• R Dollard has at least discovered the" net plus nitre, of •LIAIR DYB and Rani:lances it for sale 'with perfect Confidence in its• surpasstug every "liking of the kind now in. use It colors the' either black or brown. (as inaPhe desired)" anw is, used without injoty to the hair or 'Skin . ..Wier by stain or otherwise, can be:washed 'off in ten minutes' alter application,, - .WithanCdetricting from its efficacy Persons stalling the city ars invited .to give him. .c4ll ' Letters addressed: to DOLLARD IV' Chestnut strnd. Yhiladdpbias Will peeelveriitten. tips. • , • ;.4#'25. .L C. BEECHER