II
I
EiMI
Ntw r3.bxitrti.tn' Icuts:
• TO TILLLOBLEMS..
THE Dimon] of Dichittbon then let will meet
t Cumberland hull, on Thursday, thO 47th
istc, for the • purpose of appointine FOUR •
'EEN TEAL:BLOCS, to. Pike charge of the
minion Sellouts of said 'tli,tric't lor 010 unsu
.g term. ;rho comae Superinteutte ‘ nt expects
attend on aid day, tar the [tory:Dee of exam.
mg, Teachers, and giving the ticeesSary cer
icates or their queldicattutts. ,
By artier of the Board,
Aug, 9, '54.3 JACOB' LEFEVER, Sco'y.
10TIOE TO GHNIVERS & OTHERS,
P.ROTECTION TO BIRDS.
THE 'undersigned, bolieveing it to bo to the
terest of the agriculturists to encourage the
:owth and increase of Birds, hereby notify
moors and all others not fo enter their pre
lims toehoot or otherwise destroy them.—
ny person known to violate this notice will
,'treated as a trespasser.
John Noble, Win. Moore, Samuel Zug, R.
raighend, John Royer,'Benjamin Meyer, T. B.
raighead; J. W. Craighead, W. L. Craighead,
lox. Young, Alfred Moore, It. Given, Jacob
itner, W. B. MGllin, Thomas Bradley, John
•ag, jr., Satnuel'Woodburn, Mathev. , Moore,
N. Diven e Jacob Wolf, John ilenninger,jr.
Iremiah Ncifoinger, E. N. Weaklcy, Philip
reokbill, Samuel Givin. [Aug. 9-8 t
Brigade inspectors Orders.
The unnormed members attached to each
rummy of organized volunteers, are hereby or
•red, to meet at their company quarters in the
en d s et the let Ifrt, 15th Reg. and on Mon
y the 21st day of Aug. 1864, between tensed
x o'clock to elect a Captain, First and Sec
nid Lieut, of each mammy. The Captain of
iaeh company will appoint two officers or mem
'ors to hold said election who sliest be severally
mono or affirmed to conduct said election lairly
tad impartially and to make a true and correct
Return thereof' to the undersigned within ton
lays thereafter. SAM'L CROP
Aug 9. (St) Bri. Insp. let tiri. 16,hReg.
Town Property For Sale.
THE subscriber offers at private sale a LDT
,f GROUND situate en Pitt street, between
I , laiti and Pomfret streets to this borough, con
limning 27 feet front, and 70 feet in depth.—
'here to a cellar on the lot, the dwelling holm
acing been destroydd in the lire of last fall.=
'or terms enquire of the undersigned.
Ang..9, '54. JOHN PHILLIPS.
- LOOK HERE!
.A. Great Bargain Offered.
rHE subscriber in consequence of illlioalth.
offers his entire STOCK OF HARD•
WARE to a t person or persons wishing to
rater into t qplrdware Business, Ho having
o resolved t.nutting the business, will gibe
argnin, besides his influence and custom. Ally
ne desirous of getting into this business will
o well to call soon, and if not disposed of by
he Ist of October next, he will then commence
citing off nt cost at the old and well known
mod, North Hanover St., next door to Charles
- loglaughlin's Hotel.
JACOB .SENER
aug. 4,'54
VALITABLE.TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE
[RE STORE PROPETY now occupied
by rue is also for sale. 'Any per .
in wishing to purchase a First Rate
roi,erty, and one of the best Rini- INN
es: Stands in the borough of Carlisle 111 , . I
ace a chance. If the above proper- •
• is not sold at private sale, by the tat Tami
ls, in January, (court week (it will then be ol
red at public sale on that day, and possession
iven on the let day of April next, - 1855. For
rtlier information inquire of the subscriber,
Aug. 9,'54. • JACOB SENER.
tr.:TAll that are indebted to the subscriber
titer by note o• book accounts, will call and
•ttle them immedia , J SENER.
Pablie Sate.
)n SATURDAY, the 2d of September, '54.
r will expose to public sale at the late reei-
L of Henry' Riehebaugh, .deceased,
Franktord township, in pursuance of the
rections of his will, a certain Tract of Land
'joining the Mansion_farm of the said deed.
mtuining about 26 acres, be the same, more
less, nearly all of which is cleared and on—
o. fence but without buildings..
Also, at the same time and place, a LOT
F GROUND in the same township of Frank
rd. containing ebout•Two acme, ba the same,
ore or less, and which also adjoins the same
ansion Farm Terms will be made known
clay of sale by SAMUEL DILLER.
August 9, 1854.
.1
NORTH MIDDLETON FARM
AT PUBLIC SALE.
TUESD Ar, the 20th of 'September, 1854.
MILL he sold at public sale a first rate
SLATE FARRM, late the property of
lehael Miller, deed., situate to North Mid
toe township, Cumb. co., near Middlesex,
the read from Middlesex to Sterret's Gap,
tut three miles east of Carlisle and halt a
le north of the Harrisburg turnpike. It •lies
ng the Canedoguinet Creek mid adjoins
Ms of Sain'l. Sadler, Saml. Hear and others.
is Farm contains about ONE—HUNDRED
rD FIFTEEN acres, of which about fifteen
es are Timber Land; and part of it is fine
adow Land for hay and pasture. There is
t upon the 'farm a young thriving Orchard.
improvements are a good
story LOG HOUSE and ,•;:*
Olen with a pump at the door,
aw Bank Barn, &c. :';
at the same time and place - •
'tact of -1110 U NTAIN LAND, containing
ut 35 serea, situate in Carroll twp., Perry
nty. For further information inquire of the
eraigned, living in North Middleton, town.
. terms made known on day of sale by
JOSEPH MILLER.
.ug 9, 1854./ ... Executor.
ILITABLE LIMESTONE FARM
At Public Sale,
FRIDAY, the Odd of September, 1854.
E-Heiramf-J oseph-Witmerilme of North
dleton twp. dec'd„ will sell at public sale,
he premises, at 10 o'clock, A. M., a first
LI 11ESTONB TARM, in Southampton
nship, Cumberland county. This Farm is
!tad on the Carlisle and Chambersburg
pike, about two miles east of Shippensburg
was formerlnhe property of Johnson Wil
son. It Ohntaina 148 acres, about 24 of
at is very fine 'timber Land. The whole
t is under .good fence and in a high state of
votion. There is also an Orchard of choice
thriVing fruit trace. The
°manta are a lar ge w two story ~4,v
CI( HOUSE, with backbuil-
, brick wash house, a good
k Barn, hoc. Also a Tenant
to and stable. There are two wells of wa
mnvenient to the buildings.
widow's dower can remain in the property
ill be roleased,as the purchaser may wish.
"urther information call upon Joseph Wit
who resides on the premises. Terms.will
u'de known on day of sale by _
JACOB WITMER•
A BFL*NI,-WITMgRi
d other Heirs of Joseph Witmer, dec'd:
g. 9., 1854.
• Carlisle Volunteer and Shipponeburg
copy till Bale.
TAVERN - LI CIENSEI.
theJionerable the Judge of the Court
of General Quarter Session of the Peace
mberland county, at August Session, A.
04. The petition or Joseph Merkel re•
fully represents, that your petitioner is
led with the necessary requisßea forkeep
. house of Public Entertainment, in the
lately occupied its such by Jonathan Gir
der, an E. W. Carlisle. Your petitioner,
ore, prays your Honors to grant him a
se for the same the ensuing' year, coni—
ng on the rourth'Monday of August next,
luty hound he-will ever pray, &c.
• JOSEPH MERKEL.
the undersigned citizens of the Borough
lisle, East .Ward,, in the county of Cain
1, do certify that we are well acquainted
to above named ,Josoplt Markel, that he
aod repute for hohesty rind' temperance,
well proYided with house room 'ceri
um for the acethamodation of strangers
Yellers, and that such Inner .Tavern is
try t i accommodate the public and en ;
nrengers end travellers. ' •
icCartney, William Hondo, Pater Gut•
ilthvard Showers, Wm. Barnitz, James
r,. NI. Holcomb, Charles Fleader. Jacob,
FM. • Alexander, John. ,Underwood. C.
PEN TEl3.4„ , Callinet makers, Waggon
thei4, Coash-mahera, Show.makers and
, ice general!". who'. are in want of good
3, to nail r.t byne's, where you can
supplied. with
,a lull kitt of .supetiof
ont the hest manufactories. Worrell
!cos lower than ever was heard of at
10FIN P. LY.l‘ E.
North' Hanover street.
—L1Q17011.15.,
w4i t, slid.
bric•toxi
,of Choice LIQUORS, of various
'r ado on reasonable term. , • Liquor
n d tavern keapere will find it to their
a examine this stock. le
JOHNoIIIeCARTNEYi,
':zitioallaitiiatis.
•
Thrashing . 14Tachines.
Ark F tho beat make constantly oil hand and
at the!Carlisle Foundry and.Mu
t
chthe Shop.
A ug2,3111.1-- dARDNER SROWIsI.4",:.
Save 'your Old Metal;.
("CABO paid `fur. OLD. METAL; BUCii b.B
QJ Coppur. 'Wass and Iron„ at tho 'Carliule
Foundry and Machine :Stirpi
Aug2-3nO • 'GARDNER 4z. BROWN.
NTOS. 2 anti 3 IVIACKSKEL, of the new
I`4l crop just received and for sale at the
Family Greeery of • .1. G WILLIAMS,
July 2 6. '54 ' . West. Main Street.
Corn She Hers.
XANDER'S PATRANT CORN SHEL
LER., decidedly the beet and cheapest now in
use. Fariners aro requested to call and e.• am
ine t at the Bevil* Foundry and Machine Shop,
or at Saxton's Hardware Store. For sale at rue
onable.prites by
A ugt , l-r3ml GARDNER & BROWN. •
Carlisle Gas and Water Company.
eightja 'instalment - a five dollarkper
share iknow due and payable. The ninth
insta'ment of five dollars per share is payable
on the 10th day of August next.
,As the de
mands upon the Company are very heavy,
Stockholders are particularly requested teen!!
and make payment immediately to
Joh 21,, 1854. W. M. BEETEM, 'Jr.
A. N. GREEN
A TTORNEY. AT LAW; has settled in
A
Mechanicsburg, for the practice et Ms pro
tession. All kinds of Legal Writing,.Collec
tions, Court business, &c., promptly attended
to. Offi2C opposite Dr. Long's residence.
August 2d 1853-6 m
A. REQUEST.
IN.the boroughs and townships where it will
1. be inconvenient for, the School_ Directors to
meet at school houses for the examination of
teachers, they will corder a favor by procuring
a Black Board. DA N'L. SHELLY,
july 26,1 County B'lo. of Com. Schools.
Painphlet Laws
/1111 E Pamphlet Laws of tht- sessimi of the
Legislature of 1854, have been received sit
the Prothonotarys 011ie°, and are ready for de•
livery to those entitled ,to receive them.
July 19, '54-31. GEO. ZINN, Proth'y.
Teacher Wanted
A FEMALE Teacher to take charge of the
IS...Female High School in the borough of
Newville., The Board of Ditectors will re
ceive applications until the Ist of August.—
The session will commenco^near the last of
August, and be continued nine months.
JOSEPH HANNON.
Newville, July 19, '54.] Sney.
PIANO FOR SALM•
pRO W ENT WORT H offers ( or sale, at
$175, a good PIANO, second hand, New
York make, French action, iron pl uc, rose
wood case, in pe feet order. A rare chance
to buy a good instrument at,a low price. Re ,
ler, — for further tnliintifiot,, K.
STA )(MAN. It can be seen at No, 2 Gram
mar School, (July 19,'54.
- -- SHERIFF'S SALES. • •-•
O Y virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni Ex•
11l pone, issued oat ofi he Court of Common
Pleas of Cumberland county, and to me direct
ed,l will expo,m to sale by public vendue or out
cry, at the Court House in the Borough of
Carlisle, on TUURSDAY, the 17th day of
August, 1854, at In o'clock, A. M.. the follow•
ing described Real Estate, viz :
A Lot of Ground, situate in the borough of
Carlisle, containing 20l Feet in front and 119
feet in depth inure or less, bounded on the east
b William Sellers, and on the north by Wil
li' rn Sellers, on the south by Chapel Alley and
o the west by [hoover Streer,:having thereon
erected 2 two story Brick !louses, &..e. Seized
and taken in execlition as the property of Geo.
A. Leidtg. ,
Also, a tract of Land, situate in Mifflin tp.,
Comb. county. containing B ncres more or less,
bounded on the north by lands of John Dunlee.
on the west by lands of Robert Middleton,
on the east jby C. Scholer, on the south by
James Harlin, having th.reon erected a two
story frame wentherboarded House two story
back.building, shoe, log barn. &.c. Seized and
taken in execution as the property of William
‘Vitfield.
Also, a Lot of Ground situate in the boiough
of Carlisle. containing GO feet in front and 140
feet in depth-more or less, bounded on the west
by East Street, on the south by an alley, on the
east - by - E - dward - Showers ant on the north by
Robert S. A!corn, having thereon erected a
two story frame House, frame back budding,
wash house, frame stable, and other out hous
es.
Also, a Lot of Ground situate in borough of
Carlisle, containing SO feet in front nOd 140 in
depth more or less, bounded on the south by
South street, on the east by lot of Peter Spahr.
on the west by lot of William R. Gorges and
Jace Morrow, on the north by Chapel alley,
haring thereon erected a two story Irame woo
therooarded lionse,frame back buildinq, frame
stable and other out buildings, &c. Seized and
taken in execution as the property of William
Breese.
Also, a Lot of Ground situate in Shiremans
town, in the township of Hampden, county of
Cumberland, containing 180 feet in front and
168 foot in depth more or less, bounded on the
west by' Catharine Rupp, on the north by
Strock,e alley, on ;he east by Warner's alley,
on the south by Main Street, having thereon
erected a two story brick and frame weather.
boarded House, and a two story frame weath
erboarded shop, frame barn, and other out
buildings.
Also, a Lot of Ground situate in Shire
manstown, Lower Allen township, containing
one-fourth of an acre more or less, bounded on
the north by Main Street. on the west by an
alley, on the south by Oak alley, on the east
by lot of W. D Shoop, Esti,
Also, a Lot of 'Ground situate in • .•
Shire
manstown, Lower Allen township, containing
three-fourths of an acre more or less, bounded
on the south by Second Street, on the west by
an alley, on the north by Oak alley, on the
east by lot of Elizabeth M. South, &e. Seized
and taken in execution as the property of Geo.
.Rocker.
Also, a Lot of Ground situate in East Penns
boro township, in the town of Fairview, con
taining 54 feet nt front and 108 feet in depth
more or less, bounded on the north by lot of
William Banks, on the west by Main Street,
on the south by 'an alley or street CO feet
wide and on tiro 'east by an. alloy., having
thereon erected a two story frame weather
boarded Home, fradin back building, frame
stable and other out nottees.
Also, , a Lot of Ground situate in East Penns
boro township, in the town of Fairview, cpn...
taming 54 feet in front and 108 feet in depth.
more or less, boAnded on the north by road
leading to Pratte' Mill, on the west by anal
ley,, on the south by Patrick Ryne, on the
east by Main S.reet, haying thereon ereeted• a
two story Immo weetherboarded House, frame
back building, frame stable and other out
houses. Seized and taken in execution - as tho,
property of George Molts and Jacob Molts,
with notice to tenants in possession.
Also, a Lot of Ground situate in tho borough
of Shippanaburg, part of s lot No. 80, in the
general plan of said borough, bounded on the
north be King Street, on the east by a lot of
John Gish, on the south by an alloy, on the
West by lot of the heirs ofWm. Russo], deed
containing 41 feet in front and 157 ft. in depth
more or less, having thereon erected a two
story Brisk House, brick back building, wash
house, stable and other out houses. Seized
and taken in execution as the property of An- •
thony F. Wolf..
Also, CI,Lot of Ground situate in West Penne
boro township, Cumberland county, containing
three—fourths of an acre more or lose. bounded
on the east by Jacob Beltaboover, on the
south by Wm. Welsh. on tho mist by Mrs.
Jacobs and on the north, by George Zinn Jr..
having thereon erected * a double two story
ilouse,part brick turd part log weatherboarded
a black.antith shop, frame stable, and other out
houses. •
Also, a Lot of Ground situate in West Penns
•hore township, Cum!), county, containing one
.acre more or lose. bounded on the east by Mrs.
.Jacoblit on .tho south by Wm Welsh. on the
west by Wm, Ferguson, and north by Griorge
Zinn, Jr. Seirad and taken in execution as
the properly of Victor Bliannen..
Also. a tract of Land situate in East.Penns
boro township, Comb. county, containing 24
cores more or lees, bounded on the north by
John Loots. on the won. by Joan t ied Phili p
the - south by.. lands of Benjamin
Bowman and on tho'oast by pub le rnai , ham
thereon nreeted , h two story frame weather
bnardecl House. frame. barn, kn. Seized and
taken itrexeoutiJn ae tho, nrppor.y of Milliard
Maw'
. . ,
, Also, a Lot of Ground situate .in the bor
ough of RarlislO, containing lAA feet in front,
en I I to foot in. depth more or lees, bounded on
the east by hit.of Jnoob Zig, on the south by
lot of Wm. Britons, on the nor. by Win
Street, on the west by Seat' Street . haying
!heroin .oreetnd -two story stone noise. stone
hack building, log stable, frame' ten pin alloy,
lig . hie ilcvnith .shop;Ste.., tr.e, • Seized and to.
ttr t, in etbourionMs thou property: of Robert
I.leoznom I all to he c o ld by one
' • ' • J031 3 1P11 VieD NAMONI),-
• • July 19, 185,1,
: ..'irliOrellautdits:
IVOTECE
S OFFICE C.VM,P.Co.'
4
rs hereby given that an e j le u c l i V 2 ian 7 :‘ ,l l B ll s4 beheld
j_ On MON DAY, the 4th day of September
next, at the public house al Jacob Redsecker,
Dtekinsim township. Cumb. county, between
hours of IU o'clock A M and 4 1' M, for the
purpose 'of !electing THIRTEEN DIREC
POziIt to manage the business 0f the Cumber
land Valley Mutual, Protection Company, for
the term of one year.
JOHN T. GREEN,
, - Secret:lmi
A twist T-5v
11 TEACEERS•II7I7LiNTEa.
relllE Board of School Direct Ors of Monroe
township will meet at the School House
Churchtown, the 21st of Anne', at 9 o'clock
A. M., for the purpose ofcontracting with
Teachers to take charge of the schools of said
district. All applicants for said schools are re
quested to !hoot she Board on.said day. The
county Superintendent will also be present for
the purpose of examining Teachers.
By Orderer the Board.
SAMUEL PLANK,
July 26,.'54-4tpd. Sect.y.•
' ROUSE AXE LOT FOR SALE.
THE; two Story FRAME HOUSE
and Lot of Ground in South' Hano- -
ver street, now occupied by Charles r. ■
llarnitz, immediately opposite Rent'z tt I
Store, is offered at private sale. For'`
terms enquite of the subscriber, Attorney for
the owner.
nov9's3tfi
R. M.. lIFINDERSON
23 TE.IIOIIERS WANTED
THE Board of ,School; Directors' of West
Pennnboro twp., will meet at Mt. Rock, on
WEDNESDAY, the 16th of August, at 9 o'clock
A. M., for the purpose of contracting With
Teachers tojtake charge of the schools of said
district. All applicants for said schools, are
requested to meet the Board on said day. The
county Superintendent will also be present for
he purpose of examining teachers.
By order of the Board. •
WM. G. DAVIDSON,
Sec'y.
July 16, '64-3t
York, Dillsburg & Greencastle Rail
9 - 1 Road
'THE commissioners named in the not incor
porating the York, Dillsburg and Greencastle
Railroad Company give nptioe that they will
open books tor the purpose of .feceiving sub
scriptions to the capital stck of said Railroad
Company, in accordance with the provisions
of the general act regulating rail roads, at the
following named times and places: In York
at the publio house of Thomas idetzel, on the
lst, 2d and 3d, of August; at Dillsburg on the
4th, 6th and 7th; at Papertown on the Bth,
o,h and 10,h; at Centreville on the 14th, 15th
and 16th; at Shippeneburg on the 17th, 18th
and 10th; and at Greencastle on the 21st, 22d
and 23d of August. By order of the Commis
loners.
Dillsburg, July 19, 1854.
SCHOOL '
(IN SATII EWA Y - th e sth 'of August next;
Uf the School District Treasurer of Carlisle
will meet at the County Commissioner's office
to receive school taxes. All paying on or be
fore that day will he allowed 5 per cedt.—
Prompt payment is necessary, and will benefit
both taxables and district.
July 12-4 t
UNION MUSE.'
rrilE understgaed having' lately opened the
II Union Hotel, on West .Main street, next
door to Rhoad's warehouse, vitespAtll2li .
and travelie-s to give him a . T ouTrers
perfectly now, and the rooms ge,'airy and
comfortable, Exery 'effort will be made to
please all who patronize the Union, and the
proprietor pledges himself toleave nothing un
done to make his guests comfortable
0 - Stabling for do head of horses.
July 12-3rttpd
BONNETS—JIIt received a few English
10 1 Danstable Bonnets, also a small lot of Satin,
Straw Do and whet qualities,lor sale cheap,
G. W.111.1..NER.
EBROIDERIES—Now opening a very
full asartment of Lice and muslin under
sieves and collars of various qualities, Swis and
Cambric Edging and Insertings al alkqualities
with a great vary of desirable goo d% for the
season. G. W. HITNER.
LAcr:NfiTs—A: full assortment of Black
Lace Mits, Gloves, Lace Points &c., just
received by G. W. MTN E:R.
IVIA NS— Just opened a great variety of hand..
r some Spanish. Chinese arid Ivory Fans ,&c
Also Dress trimmings in variety.
JUST REICEIVED
CHILDREN'S STRAW FLATS.—Just
opened a small invoice of Children's Straw
Flats, and menu and boys' Braid Hats.
LISLE THRE HOSE—Just received a
few dozen Ladies' Lisle Thread Stockings, a
very desirable article.for hot weather, with a
Eeneral assortment of hose and Half Hose of
variety; kinds, also a hill assortment of Lisle
Thread, Cotton and Silk Gloves.
HAIR STOCKS,—Just received Black and
Colored Hair Stocks for svmmer wear, Lawn
Silk and Batiste Cravats, to which we invite
the att:ntion of the gentlemen.
LINEN SHEETING.—Linen and• Cotton
Sheeting, Turkish and zlectric Towels for the
bath, also n lull assortment of linen towelling,
tattle cloths, napkins, &c for sale at
July 13 18511 GEO v HITNER'S.
Town Property For Sale. , : to-
THE undersigned will o ff er at public sale,
at the Court House ,on S ITURDAY the
26th 01 August, at 2 o'clock, P. M., the follow:
iug property, situate in the borough of Car:
lisle, viz:—
No. I—A double two story
• 11111 Stone DWELLING HOUSE,
,i situate on Bedford street, with
back building. wash house and
cistern—itcljoining property of T.
Bottler. Tho lot is 120 feet deep,
No. 2—ls a two story DWELLING HOUSE
weatherboarded, with a never-failing well of
wafer ne it the door. The two properties will
be sold separately or together as may suit pur- 6
' Terms will be made known on said day by
July 131 WM. M. PEN OSE.
To the Heirs and Legal Representa
tives of Robert Graham, late of
- the county of Cumberland dec'd,
TARE NOTICE that by virtue of a writ of
Partitio n and Valuation issued 0ut . ,91 the
'Orphans - Court of Cumberland county, and to
me directed, I will hold au inquest to divide,
pith or value the real estate of mud deceased,
on the promises, on TUESDAY, the Bth day
of August, A. D. 1854, at to o'clock, A. M.,
when and where you may attend if you think
proper. . JOSEPH MeDARMOND,
'Schein Office,Carlisle. Sheriff.
June-14,-,sl;—Gt..
HAVE YOU A COLD?
GALLOHERiS ELIXIR has acquired a
just celebrlty,fer the cure of all diseases
arising from severe colds, and its efficacy has
been attested and approved by hundreds of our
most respectable citizens. in ovary instance
immediate relief has been given, asAtte follow.'
in , certificate from those hove tried it beare
testimony. - Manufactured and for sale by
JAMES GALLOLIER, Agrint.
We the undersigned do certily tit we have'
used Ga•loher's preparation for CruVtimption,
Colds, Diseases of the Lunge, Liver', &0., and
having experienced immediate relief thbrefrom
would recommend it to all afflicted in that way,
Thos H Skiles,. *Mrs' M
R H McCoy, E L Wolf, _
Peter Monyett H 9 Hackett.
Joseph Lebec , N., W. Woods.,
Carlisle, April ffl'r. 1 - 85f - -1y - •
• •
risk, Fisk, Fish.
No' 2,& M ACKE R EL . in whole, half
and quarter bbls, Lake White Fish, alsoa
fine nutlet° of SALMON TROUT from the
the Lakes and for the first time brought to this
market, in store atul for sale by •liMsubseriber.
N. W' Cermirllgarket Square, Carlisle,
J.O. HALBERT.
WALL PAPER",
VERY large lot of WALLPAPER, o
HI every shade and design, at prices ranging
from G cents upwards. Tho stock consists of .
afull assortment of Common, Satin, Silvered
and Gilt Papers, all of whidli will be sold low'
SAXTONS.
• STRAW WANTED.
The subscriber will pay Cash. for STRAW
of any kind'doliscrel at Nliddleeex. Formers
will find it to their interest to sell their-straw
and purchase othor manures,'
E. SHRYOCK;
Agent."
n0v3016
orponters and Bottdore tiro invited, to
.U'exaininci the neeorttnerit. of Lolts, Latch.;
AR. Bolin. lllnges,..,9erovio; ,Olaim,'Poty, Oil,
Paitne t &,0,.e, All for laiO_Chellp of .
---ISYX"Ttnra3.=
liii.R,VOL-N ViA — li.g iit - •
DAGUZIALItiIIANIIOOIIIIS.
.A G. SEE l', having tal i n the Da
' ll* guerreou rooms In Marion lall. known
as A. B. Tubb's Gallery, desires t inform the
Ladies and Genileinen.of 'Carlisi ,that hods
prepared to take Likenesses In th most supe
rior style of the art, such as will sully sustain
Au reputation of this *popular establishment.
His rooms are large. pleasantly .situated and,
comfortably furnished. •lie is pliavided with,
rho most poweiful and perfect instrument for
taking pictures and
.warrants ealisfaction in
all cases. A full supply of cases or every va
riety of style and size, plain and 'ornamental,
kept constantly on hand. Engravings,. Paint.
ings, .Szo., accurately copied and duplicates ta
ken of original likeneses. Likeiehies taken of
sick 01• deceased persons. Prices dial:foram and
satisfaction given in all cases. 'The public is
invite.' to call a* the Marion Rallillaguerrean
Rooms and examine the numerous specimens.
x . 'r 0 tgaarrootypeß inserted. in Lockets,
Breast Pins. Pings Rings, Pencil Beads, &c.
Carlisle, June 14, '..54.. ,
Spring - Style of Mat? 4' Caps
WM,. 8. TROUT, H
ir k EMIL'S 'to inform his old rei6ds diet he
UP has removed to his new - establishment on
Fligh street, near the Roil Road Depot, and is
now opening a largo and elegant assortment of
the
just received from Philadelphiaosiihich the gen
tlemeA of Carlisle are requested -to call and ex•
amino. He has also a large assottment of Silk,
Fur and Slouch flats of his own manufacture,
got up in the best style and at various prices,
the exeelleuee and finish of which ha will war
rant MA stock ho is confident only needs to
be examined to be approved. 14rAlso a large
supply of Men's, Boys' and Children's CAPS,
of Cloth and Fallond of every variety of style
and price just received'from Philadelphia. Let
all who want a flat or Cap give him a call, as
they 'nay be sure of being suited to their own
satisfaction. Mar 2.2, 1854.
THE undersigned respectfully announces to
his old friends and the public: generally,that he
has re-commenced the CLOTHING BUSI
NESS in all its various branches. and has Just
opened, fresh from the city, ut "Leonard's Cor
ner," North Hanover "street, a well selected
assortment of
embracing every variety, style and finish, and at
oriccs corresponding to the times and quality.
He has also on hadd a superior stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERF.S. VESTINGS,
of every style suitable-for Spring and Sum
mer wear, and. which Ito will make to order on
_terms _which-cannot-hi l-to .pleasc.__Hia-stock
also embraces a fine :in of Men's Shirts, Col
lays, Cravats, Gloves and Hosiery; in short.
every article pertaining to gentlemen's Wear.—
'He respectfully invites - the - public - to - rall and
examine his goods. N. HANTCH,
Apl 26, 1854
NEW GOODS- - -FEUD ES REDUCED
At CHARLES CI:HLBY , S,
In East High Street, Carlisle, Pa.
vETE have just received a Large and hand
l' some assortment of Spring:and Summer
Goods—my second supply for the season=
vthich have been bought for cash at astonish.
ingly low prices.
Mous de. Bege 123 cents"worthlti,
Lawns, (fast color) 6 12,
do do 12" 20,
Barrage de Lemnos 6 " 12,
do 12 25
J W EBY,
Treasurer
Meshes 6 .8,
Barraizes 1H 31,
Black Silks 62 87,
do 100 " 1,25,
Stockings 6 - " 12,
_.
Blk Cassimere IPO " 1150,
with a lrirge and general assortmen t of Indica'
DRESS GOODS,
Etirlig - 6T mous dehege, and oarago delains,
la .vns, blackmail fancy silks of every descrip
tion and quality, black alpacas ol high lustre,
blue; bombazines of a superior quality, and a
good assortment of Mourning Goods.
D.O MES TICS, D MESTICS
Bleached and unbleached muslin's, sheetings
from I to 3 yds wide. chocks, Glasgow and fine
French ginghams, ticking's ' damask towels and
table elo!hs. napkins, red, yellow anti white
woollen flannels. Shrouding flannel, Sic.'
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
Cambric and Swiss ruffling, edging and insert
ng, lisle, meeklin and lore rim inn lace, French
w irked eallars, do taider•sleeves, do spencer
an I cud's, n) trni ig ctillars,black laced veils of
all styles. A very handsome assortment ol
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons. •
Boots and Shoes a little lower than ever.—.
Having now the largest and cheapest stock of
!slew Goods in the county, I am determined to
give sill who 'will flavor us with a call, great
bargains. °our old friends and customers aro
invited to call. May 24,1654.
WM. CROZIER.
G. W. HITNER
SPRING AND SUMMER
1851] Styles of Hats! [1854
FORGE KELLER respectfully announ.
1 431 - ces to his old Patrons and the public gen
erally that he has just received he
AirSPRING STYLE OF GENTLE
MEN'S HATS, manufactured at
.me of the best establishments in
?liiladelphia, to whiet he invites
Special attention.
He has also constantly on hand a large and
varied 'assortment of his own manufacture as
well as city made
HATS AND CAPS,
suitable for he tieason,corriprising every vari
eyi of Russia, Beaver, Moleskin and Silk Hats,
finishedin_the latest style,fdgether with a lull
assortment of Caps of every shape and des.
cription, and at every price He particularly
invites the public to call and examine his exten
sive assortment, which in style, material and
finish, cannot be surpassed by any in market,
and which he is able to put at prices lower than
ever. 115 - Remember his old stand on North
Hanover street, between Homer's and Sener's
store. [March 28, 1854 i
1 IFISC of you who have been afflicted for
years with this•botherome disease, and
who have beep using almost every Nostrum
before the public without relief; we say to you
try " ft tethers Antidyspeptie" und,you will
'soon be convinced of its great superiority over
every other preparation. We could give you
many certificates corohorating our assertions,
bat a single trial is worth more-than all. This
remedy is nronarod and sold at the Drug Store
of 11, J. K FFEIR, Beath finnover street, a
few doors' south olthe, Court Houilo,
Juno 21,
.TORN P. LIME,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Amer
ican, Inglis 'and
.German 'HARD=
. . .
WARE, Oils. Paints,&c., iSrm. -
MCl(ANlCS,,,buildoreaud the tiUblic gen.
orally, who are in want of.llurdwaro of
any kind, ere invited to call Mond examine my'
unnNually forge stock of gOCOCid, which I am
selling at very low prices. Just toopint it will
.only detain you a very few minutes to I, con.
vim:el that what everybody says—dhot„Lyne's
Is decidedly the placeto got good goods at low
prices -,must be true.
LYNN'S hardware Store,
West Sidh North Hanover street.
May 10. 1851. • Carlisle.
CiroLEit - A.NIOR.BUs. Dysentery„ Diar—
rhea, &a, are making their aptiearance.—
You know the remedy. df you .natto any re
gard for the • welfare' of yourselves, your wile,
or your children, supply.yoursolves with •
Bgecher's•Matchless Cordial,
otherwise abide the conseguences resulting from
.0 bigoted 'adherence. to old quackery:' Thin
"Matchless Remedy" can be 'had at the Drug
Store of • • 13. J. KLEFFER, •
South Hanover vireo;, a few doors spnth of
t he CoureHouse, Carlisle; • • Day 17
Nails, Iroxi, Paint,,
rriElE subscriber has just pact:wed 103 kegs
of NAILS, for sale .nt reduced prices.—
Alao 10 tons of Hammered Bar 1r0n,..1-111rick.
smiths will ‘do well call. Also a largo loi of
White Lend, Zinc Paints, Oils, Turpmtino,
Glass and Putty, Smith's .Superior Cops Var.,
nish, &a. .Also just, received, a large, sock fir,
Ito , di land's and -New York make of hjliptie
Springs, all for'. sale cheap nt the, Old Stand,
North flanwier street, Carlisle.
Map 17 JACOB .SEINI
,Ct.'
T T,O N N r, 1r AT L ANY,' will Wand
1. proreptly tO all buaineaa entruoted li bird,:
0 lee in the . yearn ..fermerly 'occuPled I) W.ll^.
Itam TrUfne, tag,. North I:hoover Bt, anl
Rale..
April 20,•1852..,*,1 ,: .. h..
• O T.IFICrE: in Nora' Alenoyoratneet edj ning
r: Wolfe atone. Office hrOre, knot par
treufeele from 7 to 9" n'elockrin , -
MtufWril. • flini .1815
S'tores alib-Zbop9ci,
-41
• "14.
;.t. , b_x sr
iwytalifi , "er
SPRING STYLE OF FLATS,
HiI.NTC3II'S -
Now Clothing Establishment!
READY M'DE CLOTHING
Attention Dyspeptics
LOOK OUT 1N TIME!
01111 ;ACll3ctitacinartv.
i ''; ZINC PAINTS:. - '
ZI N c P,A I N TS, one third cheaper than
White 'Lead, and free from till poisonous
qualitictii.-The New - Jr:ray.. inc Company bay
inggreatly enlarger . ' their Works mid i,:yproved
the quality of their products, - fire preps ed ' to -
A i
' excetite orders for their superior, Paints,. Dry,
and ground In Oil, in assorted lineages ot out
0) to to 500 pounds. Also—dry, in barrels of 000
pounds each. Their White Zinc, which is
sold dry or ground in oil, is warrantlid pure
and unsurpased ter body and uniform ,White
mess. A satiated of preparation has recently
,hoes discovered which enables the Company,to
warrant their Paints to keep trod' and soft in
the kegs for any reasonable time. In this re
spect, their Paints will be superior to any other
in the market. Mier Brown Zinc Paint,
which is solder a low price, and which con only
he made from the Zinc' ores from New-Jersey,
is'now well known for its protective qualities
, when aPplied to iron or other motalic surf:ices.
Their Stonecolor Paints possesses all the prc•
Poetics of the Brown, and is of an agreeable
color for punting Cottages, Depots, Out-buil
dings, Bridges, etc.
..
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by their
Agents. FltE CH & RICHARDS,
Wholesale Paint eallrs and Importers.
11112-sm. N W cor, Itlt Fr. Mayket•sts..Phila.
Agricultural Implement & Seed Store
rpflE subscribers offer for sale a large variety
j_ of Agricultural Implements, among which
are the celebrated EAGLE PLOW, Prouty
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 itt HALL,
.Agricultural Implement and Seed Store
mar I) Harrisburg, Pn.
GRATIS!
Just Published—A new Discovery in Medicine
A. FEW welds or(the' Rational Treatment,
without Medicine Spermatorrhea, or local
weakness, nervous debility, low ,spirits, lassi•
ludo, weakness of the limbs and hack, indispo
sition and incapacity for study and labor, dull
ness of apprehenson, lose of memory, aversion
to society, love of solitude. timidity, self die.
trust, dizziness. luterhe,lnvoluntary discharges.
pains in the aide, affection of the byes, pimples
on the face, sexual and other infirmities in man
From the French of Dr. B. DeLancey.
Tho important fact that these alarming corn..
plaint may easily he removed WITHOUT kEDI`
'ciNE, is in this snolll tract; clearly demon,tra
ted, arid the entirely new and highly successful
treatment. as adopted by the Author, fully ex.
plained, by means of whichievory one is enabled
to cure himself perfectly and ar the least possi
ble cost, avoiding thereby all the advortized
nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in
ecealad envelope, by remitting (post paid) two
postagg stamps to Dr,B.DeLaney,l7 Lispenard
Street, New York. (marl I y
'hi*" Surgeons' Mandage Institute
nem o VED to No. 4 Ninth street,
•11E2.r - , sixth store shove Market. 13 C.
- - - --- E V El 2. - E t"1"1"8 - PatonT
Pressure TRUSS, for the 'cure of Rupture;
Sholder Brace, Supporters, Elastic Stockings,
Suspensory, Hemorrhoidal, end Bandages for
deformities. Jan. I I—l yr.
Extensive Furniture Rooms
TAAIES R.WEAVER would respectfully
call the attention of [louse Keepers and the
public to hie extensive stock of ELEGANT
FURNITURE, including Sofas, Wardrobes,
Centre and other Tables, Dressing and plain
Bureaus and every oth3r article in his branch of
business. Also. now en hand the largest as
-sortment of CH 4 IRS , in Carlisle, at the lowest
prices. Ic7'Coffins made nt the shortest notic
and a Hearse provided for funerals. He colic
its a call at his establishment on North •Ilence
ver street. near Glass's HOTEL. N. B.—Fur
niture hired out by the month or year
Carlisle. \larch 20, 1850.-1 y
WALL TAPER PM TEE MILLION..
Great sittraction.
HAVE just received my Spring stock of
a . PAPER HANGINGS, which surpass in
Style, Quality . and Prke any that Jtnsievcr
been exhibited in Carlisle. I respectfully so
licit a call from persons in want of Paper Hang•
lags of any description l as - I — am confident my
assortinen. far surpasses any in the borough;
and in style and price has but few rivets in the
city. I only ask of the public to call and ex
amine my assortment before purchasing, as I
am confident my chaste designs cannot fail to
please the most fastidious.
JOHN P. LYNE,
West Side of North Hanover Street,
Mar 22 Carlisle. Pa.
[ , /s
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
at the Philadelphia Watch
andAewelry Store," Number
96 North Second Street, corner
'of Quarry, Plitladelphia.
Gold Lever Watches, lull
!jewelled, 18 carat cases. 520,00
Gold Lepi.,e, 18 carat cases, $2l 00
Silver do jewels, 9 00
Silver Lever, fall livened, 12 00 .
Superior Quartiors 7 00
Gold Spectacles, 7 00
Fine Silver Spectacles, 1 50
Gold Bracelets, 3 00
Ladies' Gold Pencils, 1 00
Silver Tea Spoons, set, 5 00
Gold Pens with Pencil and Silver Holder, 1 00
Gold Finger Rings 376 cents to $8 ; Watch
Glasses, plain, 121 cents ; Patent, 181 ; Loner,
25 ; other articles in proportion. All goods
warranted to lir what they are sold for.
) •
STAU FF'ER 'HARLEY,
sept73l. Successors to 0. Conrail.
On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers an
Lepines,itill lower than anow:priees,
Fresh Arrival of HardiArare.
THE, subscriber having retnrned from the
City, has Just opened for the Spring
trade a large and well selected stock of HARD
WARE, foreign and domestic, embracing ev•
arything usually found in that line of business.
The attention of friends anil the publte getter.
ally in respectfully climatal to the assortment
on hand, assuring 'ham that goods of all kinds
sold for cash at a very small advance on
manufacturers prizos.
Ik:7 - Remember the old stand—East Main at.,
Carlisle, Pa. , -
mar 8 HENRY SAXTON
1.000 TONSNO. 1 -
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
DER U RG'S 'Original and Genuine warranted
of superior quality, the cheapest manure in the
world. Feet - nem and dealers supplied at low
prices.
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER.
5900 barrels extra onali,y Land Plaster, se
looted expressly for its fertilizing quality.i
' .10,000 bushels ofetime: in bulk. . '•
1,000 barrels .Caleined Pl!sstor.,
590, do Costing.
, • 100 do Dontio. •
PERUVIAN ,GUANO.
This - arilele we offerinionfdenco to our ens
tomers Ile equal to any imported, and far supe
rior to mast in 'the market- .
.5000 bags or' thie superior Guano for "solo at
the lowest marker rates. Also:Tram:Onion
Guano. Poudrette, Ground Charcoal. &o. &c,'
' Ct FRENCH & Co:'
At the Steam Plaster Hills junction of , York
venue, Crown and Callowhill- streets, Phila.
- -- •
Plainfield Classical .Academ y .
• ~• Wear Carlisle, Pa. '
16th Stinnett will cominonco MAY fat.
A retired and healthful location, with that ,
oui.h. instruction in the various departments of
a Classical or Mercantile education.
'Ferule—Hoard and Tuition (per
'session), - - . e oo
;,For Catalogues with full information add oes
It. IC. BURNS,
Principal & Proprietor:L. '
numb..oo.• Pa.
;WEEDED HALL ACADEMY.
Three mileoVest of Harrisburg, Pa.
. .
THE SEVENTH SESSION of this Betty
.
felting 'lnstitution will commence on
MONDAY,' the 'tat day of MAYnext, The Ad-,
vent - Ages which it affords, it is believed, ere ~of a
superior character, and parents and guardiatni
are solicited , to inquire, into its merits before
sending. their sons :or , words elsewhere. It is
tavorubly eitunicd; the instructors arc , oil aom
pwant and experienced •menr the course ofin
ettuction is extensive and thorouith, and special
attention is paid,,to rrit comfort and health of
the students,
' Terms'
Boarding, Washing, Lodging, and '
'Milieu in English, and, Vocal Mu.
'sic, per session (5 months),
Instruction It Ancient or Modern
Languages. each. '• • -• • , , 5 PO
Instrumental Musie.
t For'Circulars and other 'information n'ddioss
D. I) ENLI N GER:
Har'rishnrg., Pd
CETI
'FDE,SII HARTS AND DRIED BEE['.
A FRES!! et:rival of Sugar Cured TAMS'
and 'DRIED' BEEF; DM revolved from
Zimummilundlur-rialo=m-WiaLVIOL : Fami llc
Giowy Slcrc; in Wok Main StreCti
Jittircitaitcouis
C. M. D V I SI.
I'4 UlEigill'Eil'grr.oll§'T
11AS the pleasure -to infOrtit the citizens of
Carlisle and vicinity, that ho has token rooms
over th - e 'store of Bstorz & BROTHERS, end to
prepared to execute COLORED 'pAauEititE-
OhTES by an ENTIRELY NEW PROCESS, known
to none other, superior to any thin ! , ever be,
fore exhibited in this country. By this pro
cess pictures possess a depth of tone not info
terior to any 'in the world. cud 'yet they pee.
sess,all the REALITY OF LIGHT AND SHADE that
can he found in the finest steel engravings.
Mr. Davis will remain in this place a few
weeks, duringultich titeeiff I who wish a perfect
likeness of themselves or family, will do well
to improve the opportunity. The., people of
this vicinity are invited to come,, one and all,
and EXAMINE HIS SrEeIMENB, AND JUDGE FOIL
THEMSELVES, and see it these things are so.
Tins process is original with Mr, D., and has
never 'before been offered in this place.
Pietures put up with preservers, and war-r
ranted never to lade. 11 . 4niatures set in lock:
ets, breast-pins, &c. Operating
hours, front BA. M. to o'clock, " P. M.
Ref - Pictures taken in all of weather'. jl
Dark dresses are most suitable foralaguere
otypes. Children should be brought on a clear
day, between the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock'.
ge.6"lnstructions given in the art.'l , AX
Carlisle, August 3, 1884.
OPINIONS OF TILE PRESS
Davis' new and beautiful Daguerrean ea
loon, No. 14 Fifth street, over Leslie's store
was opened yesterday for the first time. Hun
dreds of ladies and gentlemen visited the sa
loon, and were delighted with the convenient
arrangements throughout. The fact is, this
establishment itl the most convenient and fine-
ly furnished in the Union, while Mr. Davis'
pictures are the admiration of the art. We
advise our friends to .call and examine the
specimens at the gallery without delay.L-Cin.
Commercial.
DAGURLRIAN 1100319.—Tb° art of transfer
ring the features in thF shortest possible
space of timk?through the medium of the da
guerpotype, has been brought to great perfee,
tion at the present time, and we presume The
smiles reached to no higher degree of excel
lence than in our city. We were so impressed
yesterday, upon visiting Davis' Daguerreau
rooms, on the upper side of Fifth street, a tot,
doors from Main street, which are fitted up in
the•mostluxuriant style. There we saw quite
a variety of the specimens of the art suspend
ed against the wails among which we recog
nized familiar face,sf i looking as natural and
life-like tattiest as the originals. Now when
duplicates of one's self are so easily supplied,
it would seem to bo a duty we owe our friends,
should 'we leave them, to present them with
our. semblanne r _for -then- Ivo xthould. be- sure -o
ho remembered—it would be unpleasant to
think we should be forgotten. We would,
therefore, rye .mmend those who contemplate
abie - niinetheniselves to - the kind services of
Mr. Davis, of Fifth street.—Cin. Enquirer.
We had the pleasure of inspecting one of the
most beautiful family groops we hays over
seen, nt Davie' Daguerrean gallery, No. T 4
Filth street, yesterday. Mr. D. gives portic
' ular attention to the taking of groups and
children, and in these, as in fact in all his pie
tures, .ie tminently successful. The time is
wholly devoted to his beautiful art, and by
close attention and study, he has been able to
make many improvements. Give him a
CM. .IVonpareff.
"Lerives'have their time to fall,
And flowers to wither at the north winds
breath,
And stars to set ; but all—
Thou bast all seasons for thy own, 0 death !"
flow soon some loied one may be snatched
away you know not. Get a daguerreotype
from . that excellent artist, Davis, No. 14 Fifth
street—it will be a life like, almost a liviug„
memorial.—Cin. Sun.
. _
There is much 'talk' again about IDTlotype
and other projected improvements in Photoct
rapby, but the simple fact is, that nothing hp s
been brought to light as yet, which can con -
pare with Mr. Davis' beautiful deguerreotypes,
in clearness of outline, accuracy of expression,
or delicacy of tone and color. Call at No. 14
Fifth street, and see hisspecimens and judge
for yourselves.—Cin Times.
It is a well-known fact, that Mr. Davis' da
guerreotypes are equal to any in tie world,
the botiutiful specimens exhibited in his galle
ry are evidences of his skill in the art. We
were present and witnessed the operation of
taking the likeness of a child, performed by
Mr. Davis, at his gallery, No, 14 Fifth street.
Parents anxious to secure a good likeness of
Unit. children will find Mr. Davis an excellent
hand to take them ; he always succeeds admi
rably.—Cin. Citizen
. All who visit Davis' splendid gallery, on
Fifth street, No. 14, are inclined to repeat
their visits. We do not Wonder at this, Mr.
Davis knows how to gieo.a courteous reception
to visitors, as well as to give them good pie
tures.—CM. Gazette.
FREN
CH TRUSSES,
111.1,17111NG, LESS TRAN 2 OUNCES.
For the Cure of Hernia or Rupture„
A CKNOWLEDGED by the highest inedi
LA. cal authorities of Philadelphia, incompiti a
bly superior to any other in use. Sufferers will
be gratified to learn that the occasion now offers
to procure riot only the lightest and most easy,
but ns durable a Truss as any oilier, in lieu of
the Cumbrous and uncoinlortable article usu_
ally sold. There is no difficulty attending the
fitting, andiwhe - n the pad is luehted,it will retain
its position without change.
Persons at a distance unable to call on the
subscriber, can have the, Truss sent to any ad
dress, by remitting live dollars for the single
'Truss, or ten for the double—with measure
round the hips, arid stating side affected.
will be exchanged to suit if not fitting, by re
turning_aironce, unsoiled. For ,sale only by
the' Importer, CALEB 11. N
Cot% Twelfth & Rare Streets, Philadelphia.
Kr nt es, requiring the benefit oh Mmlian•
ical Supports. owing to the derangement of the
Internal Organs,indvcing, lolling of the Womb,
Vocal, Puboonnry, Dyspeptic Nervous and
Spiral IVealtness, tire iniortne t i that a
,compe
tent and experienced LAnv will bd in - attendance
at the Itooms.ilet apart ; for theirexclusive use/
No. 11471' W ELFTH St. Ist door below Race.
July 26,
Estate of Christian Walter, dec'd.
oTicE is hereby given that lotus of
administration on the estate of Christian
Walter, late of East f ()onshore tvip., Curnb.
co., dec'd , Nave been granted by the Register
of bail county to the subscriber residing in the
saute township.-41 L-persons indebted to said
estate are required to make immedietepaythent
and those having claims. to present them for
settlement to
July 26, '54-Gt
WEIGHTS AND • MEASURES.
TllE'subscriber'having been appointed by
the Governor. healer of Weights .and
Measures for Cumberland county, will attend
toi the duties of said appointtnent. Persons
whfbuy ersoll by weight or measure will be
called uppn'to have their weights and measures
adjusted, , ,and persons refusing to have them
adjusted are notified not to use tlfem under
penalty of the law. " WM. M,
Sealer of Wemlits and Measures..
Lower Allen twp., July 9.6, '54-4tpd.
NOTICZ
IS hereby given that epplication will be made
to the..next Legislature, agreeably .to the
Constitution and !meld the Common
Pennsylvaniajbr an alteration in the charter of
the Carlisle Deposit Bank, so as to confer upon
said Bank the rights nett privileges of a bank
of Issue, end to change the hernial() that of the
CARLIFILE BANK : also to Meccas° the capital
neck. One hundred end fifty thousand dollars,
if practicable. • . •
BY order of the Board of Direefrre.'
• t W,
June 23. 1854-6 ml • Cashier.
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state 'of Andrew Bet)sernan, dee'd.
ivoTtcsio.hereby given that letters •iftl-
IN ministration on the tWolte of Andrew Seri
semen; lute of East Pennsboro twp, Comb co„
deceased, have b4in granted by the Register
of said county to • the • iiiihscriher, 'residing in
Mechanicsburg.- All paeans indebted to said'
estate are sequired to make immediate payment
add those haying claims to present them to
JACOB SENSEMAN. .;
Adminietrater,
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DR.
, Irb ESPtCTFLILLY offers _his _professions
Ilk fitr*es in thd eitjzolisoresrlisleau4 ear ;
rounding
,enu,ntrk. ~
0 flied and residence in South Hanover street,
stlireetli , nivoeits=m-.4+R-.4 bV - 0 - MittroTtn les;
• Carlisle,-Apl2o, 1,853
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TI! 1 : UNILIVALY.En
CINCINNATI
C. E. It. DAVIS
MARY WALTER,
Aden
S. BARER,
teal Otl3 t:Nc;tices:
REGISTE:TS HOME.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persfa4 in
terested that the fottowitelinconntOiave been
filed injni; ollietAy tub therein
11/111c/ lee e - X.:1111illution, uud cnll, Ur presented.
to the Orpheus Court. of uumbei Lind county,.
for confirmation iii allowance on TUESDAY;
the 15th day of August, A. 18.31, viz:
1. The account of Charles lirew, , ter, of
the estate of lieury !loth, !meet' Newton twp.,
deconsea,
2,` - The account of M. I'. Dill, ex'r of John
a Miller, late of Lower Allen twp., deo.
EL Thu account of Jacob L.Lniz, mho. of the
estate of Philip Lintz, late of East Peunsboro
twp., deceased.
4. The account of Richard Parker, adm. of
the estalo'of Mrs. Susan Blaine, late of. the
borough of Carlisle, dec.
6. The account of Christian Titzel, adm. of
the.estato of Henry Mater, tale of Lower Allen
twp., deceased.
6. The account of Christian Tani, bm'r, of
David Shooter, late of Upper Alleu twp., dec.
7. The account or Jacob lishohnan, mint of
the estate of. George Reuuinger, late of East
Penosboro twp., dec.
8. The account of Samuel Diller, adm. of the
estate of Elizabeth Bowman,
.late of West
Pennsboro twp., deo.
9. The account of Capt. George Miller, adm.
of the estate of Thomas 11. Knight, late of
West Pennsboro township, dec.
10. The account of Daniel Wonderly, mer.
of John Wonderly, late of South Middleton
twp., dec.
11. The account of Jacob Shrom, ono of the
executors of David S. Forney, Into of the bo
rough of Carlisle, dec.
12. The account of Michael Gochinauer,
adm. of the estate Willimn Coffey, late of
Southampton twp., dec.
13. The account of the Hon. John Lefever,
ndm. of the estate' of Hotty Sheufer, late of
Dickinson township, dec.
14. The account of William McKinsey, ndm.
of the estate of Deborah McKinsey, late of
Lower Allen twp., deo.
15, The account of George Noggle, whit. et
the estate of Sarah Noggle, late of South Mid
dleton twp., dec.
16. The account of Levi E. Martin, adw. of
the estate of Anne: Eberly, late of Silver Spring.
twp., dec.
17. The account of Robert R. Church, jr.,
deceased, adm. of the estate of Henry Church,.
late of East Pennaliorci twp., deceased—settled ,
by his executor, Henry Smith.
18. The final account of lion. John Rupp,•
ex'r of John Suavely, late of Hampden trip.,
deceased.
19. The account of Samuel Martin, adm. of
Thoning M. Stewart, late of Mitllin twp, dee.
20. The account of James W. Marshall,
adm. of the estate of Joseph S. Stevenson, late
of the borough of Carlisle, dee.
2.l: — Thiraebottift'Or Winialif R. rf6r e :as, Esq.
mint. with .the will annexed of the estate of
Alexander Wills, Esq., late of Lower Allen
. . _
22. Tho guardianship account of William
R. Gorgas. gnarl! 4111 of lint Chureb, minor
son of Robert.lt. Church, late of La6t Pettus
horn twp, dee.
23. The guardianship account of .T.s. Cul
ver, guardian of .John O. Saxton. minor , 011 of
John Saxton, late of North Middle:on town
ship, dee.
21. The gaarilianiihip account or D r . Jos.
lirtonan. Taaniinit Agn•n minor
child of James C. Woodburn,
A. L. S 1 UN
CARLISLE, fly 19-1 w)
Court Pr ociaTaaagi7,:»:.
the I 1 erl eraid i. • t J.
, 11. ~..G ltAi
, ja ‘
Court:. or Common Pleas of th, r ono•tiLs of
Cumbe - land,'Perry anti Juiniakr, l'io.lo.siva
nia, and Justice er the several • I Lly er
and Terminer and (.4:mod .411 liv e ry
said counties. al d Ilon. John I.upl, ~no
eel Woodoliro, Judzesofl lie Couto .0 Ilcer and
'rerminer and tlencral Jai,l Dell ve•
trial of all capital and other offenders,n, the
said county of Cu tube rland,hy their pri call, to
me directed, Jailed the 11 Co or
have ordered the Court of Over and Terminer
and Genera flai I DOlVery, to lie holden at Car.
lisle, on Hie lath 110Ni/A Y of .111:111.0,
(being the day) al 11l o'croelr in the fo're
noon; to continue tine 'cell.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given, to tho
Coroner. J ,Ntic9s of the Voice and Constables
of the vi id County of Cuinherl indi that they
are by the said precept commanded to be then
and there in their limper ['cranes, with. their
lolls, records, ingaisitions, exdintriation t i and
all other reinainbran6es, to di: those things
which 'tit their otliees appertain to hl done, and
all thos!3 that are bunnd by recognizences, to
prosecute against the prisoners that dte or (ben
shall he in the Jail of said county, are to be
there to prosecute them as shall lie lust:
JOSEPH bIeDARJIOND , ShoritT.,
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Carlisle,
Jun. 25, 1854.
A VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE
gN 'tsars.' mee of the last Will and 'restame t
( f d
1„. of ..i.,
11:1 KiliSley, deed, late of South rip
ton township, iraultlin county, will be MI red
at pnvate s tie, the Farm. of the said de "
tlituattird in said township, four miles west of
S ii,ipmsbarg ;tad oats mile east of Orrstown.
The Parisi contents about 112 aercs of The
best qual.ty of limestone litntl, a good propor
tion of thriving limber, and the balance in a
high state of cultivation.
The imprwements are a large - •
'l' 1V O—S TORY 13 R. IC K 1/ . 2
WRL Li 'G 11011813, Stone '4 tj? •
Rank hare, Wagon Shod and •• rtr•
Corn Crib., &e., 011 in good re
pair, a well of never fa , ling water and a cistern ,
It the door. Alna, I,vo Orehords of choice.
fruit, &t... 'Chia farm is pleasantly situated one
mile I.'l] the theiv,ing vdlage of Orrfitown,
where good stores and met honk, 01 ell kinds.
ore Ir: v ed. For pleonantness of location and
richness of the the loran is btlieved to be
0.10 of the bent in the content] end tii Fronitlin.
enemy. If it sh eild not be sold boort; the
20th dav of ge•ptember next,it will,then be sold'
at ooldic ontery at Ite s ctook,
Par4onn wishing to view the property will
oleose call on the sv'•seriber hying !War 010
same. DIVID SPENCMR.
Exlenter of Jneol) hinpley, dec'd.
Branch. Mills, .111110 14, '54,
PAIVAT Z. V Ilit El.
iT.TF: „,,,,rtot,o, ollitrs at private sale two
-,tradts of f,intl adjoining, situated ni Inr ,
gall tivti., Pr in Itlin co., 6 intlcti intrtholl Ship
pensburg tiiid'tttvo'st of Newburg,. Said tract
consists of 13 inters s etch, Slate butil under a . '
high state eh edltivatiotV The: Litttorvcittents
i
aro a Two tt , tory 1.0 t; 11011;SE,
Log Baru nu each fah)), also ti rt,•:;,;',lo'g 0- .
Corn-crib and the OCCOSS(IfI'y 'VW' 71. : ',": :.!, ,'
buildings and excellent Orchard •ii.l::!;`'4V's .-
on etch farm. and water COIIVIAlli•'"-." - .'-''
ant to the divel'in,ts, litttli t arms are covered
with young thriving Timber. ' 7 ---
Also a tract of TIV113,1::11'. LA ND, eat:tains •
int; 16 acre.S, situatetnit I..etterltenity two,
Franklin co., within mie tulle of It oxbury
Sdd flintier is or ti superior totality. The
farms will he sold law, as the subse t itter in
tends le tvi•tg fir the_ west. :‘,J•For turth e r •
partictf ars, call on, the ttubscriber 1 cold ing nit
the premises, •
„
julv 19,,',3:1-1•WI 'PE 11.11 i Cla PPE y GER. '
PUBLIC SALE, . .
On,SATUIZO.:II; elitgusti.- 1851.
WILL be s iid at public nolo 011 the tiretni .
sec it Ldt of Ground eituated in ;Chp- '
town, Cumberhuill ennui), an pretent in:tlin
occupancy of V. woolitho g h, enin,,i ii i i , i , 40.,
feet in front and I lip fl!Ol in depth, bottinled on ,
the north by oho Turitnike, MI tutu (1111 by lot of'
!Dahlel Shipdle, on tho intuit nyt..nit nlley andt-
. .. 4 ,
47 4
int the west by lot ()Holm Cooper, Za...-.,
',.
hovinz thereon ':rased n T 1.17 O
STORY
e.ta,
STORN PR.A',111. , ; ITOUSH, n i x'', 0 ",!'11,4
large brick ,4 119 p, Carringe-house
.4.:,.:AWA
and other out hoildirov., and a •- " -
Cisterii'^ — An iittlioputnble title wql he :mule..
and possesßion aiyen oil t lin firm of ,A prof nest.
Solo to corninen..e n i '2 o'cloylc, A: Al.. on Bait
day, when terns will be mod), known be ; , .
July '2B : 'So: Anft.Mll%l NIYER.•
•
- . NOTICE '-
ivroticE is heiehy given dud
1 1 11 CA ND VA LEY SA - VING'S INSTT
TUTIO N, located at Cumberlanalrall,in - D
inset , ' township : Cutnberlitte: oottniy, .will make
application to the neat Legislature o} the Conrs
- monwealth of Pennsylvania for an act of Thom- -
poration, with a•canital of not leas than 'Pen nor
more than Thirty Thousand Dollars. for the nut . .. ,
pose of receiving desposite of money boil
,tren•-• • t
sitory and on inheres., and' f making loans and •
disecntts, wit slich other privileges as era •;
ally grmted to Savings 'lnstitutions: • By Order' '••
'of tholjireittors: 4,1. GAIBREA TUT- Tres.)
,1
D. L. BEELMII. N Sou'y • (1e , 48 61r.1
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