STATEMENT IOF THE . FINANOES
County of Cumberland,
PROM THE IST DAY OF JANUARY, To THE 31ST
DAY OP rI) , ECEMEER, 1851, INCLUSIVE.
liade by the Commissioners in compliance with the re
quisitions of the acts of Assembly of this Common
wealth, passed the 15th day of April, 18.24, as also with
the 37th section of said art which reluires the County
Treasurer once in every year to State his account find
produce his vouchers to the Commissioners, which
after examination by said Commissioners, shall be by
them laid before the County Auditors for settlement,
according to hiW.
In accordance with which N. W. Woods,.Esq., Treasurer
of Cumberland county, submits the following as a
correct exhibit of Ills receipts and expenditures, for
the past year, ending on the 31st day of December,
A. D. 1854.
N. W. WOODS, Esq., Treasurer
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hands of Treasurer at last set
tlement, as per Auditors' report,
Amount of outstanding County taxes at last
settlement, 8,178
County tax assessed for year 1854, 29,708 8.
Loans obtained froni Jacob Coover and.others, 23,403 00
Abatement allowed by the State TreaSiirieron
' payment of $15,000,
Fluos and verdict fees received of Samuel
Martin, Clerk of Courts,
Verdict and arbitration fees received of George
Zinn, Prothonotary.,
Miaccituacous receipts front various persona,
Total receipts 'f6r1854,
SCHEDULE OP COUNTY TAXES OUTSTANDINO ON THE 181 DAY
OF JANUARY, A. D., 1855, SURJECT TO EXONERATIONB
AND COMMISSIONS.
1848. Samuel Brlcker,t Monroe,
1850. Edward Phillips, West Penosborough,
/851. James Bricker. Shlppensburg,
1 8 53. Samuel , If. tlould,* Carlisle,
Joseph A. IVeakley, Dickinson,
Henry F, Fells, ?Mechanicsburg,
Christopher Mellinger, Newton,
C. W. Dehn. Now Cumberland,
Samuel Olitne,* South Middleton, •
1851. Henry Darr.* Lower Allen,
Jacob h. Zook,* Upper Allen,
Joseph C. Thompson, Carlisle,
Samuel Beetem, Dickinson,
Adam Eslinger, East Pentishorc,ugh,
William Orahato,f,Frankford,
John Elliott,* Hopewell,
-
Moses Bricker,t Monroe,
David Ilaker.f Newton,
Lewis Willett, New Cumberland,
Robert Mclver, Newt file, 110 ,
John 11. Spahr.f North Middleton, 1220 24
*l. Henry Ilickertiell,f Silver Spring, 1491 89
Samuel liollar,t Shippensbure Borough, kl 12
Jacob Noirsinger, South Middleton, 770 3ti
'Benj. McKeehan:l' West I'ennsborough, 339 07
These marked thus • have since first of Janua'ry paid
tn full. Those marked-thus f have paid Impart.
e -
E XPENDIT E S
Grand Jurors for services in 18r.4,
Traverse Junin, for services fu it. , 5 I,
Chri.thin Stotili and others, for furnishing
Jur. rs ht v order of COMA,
Christ n !ulna, for oil, candles. S:e., for use
of county.
James Nlateer, for services as Court trier for
1554,
W.. 1. Shearer. Esq., District Attorney, fees
hi Commonwealth cases.
Witnesses' fees hi 41,..minemwealth eases,
(embracing 11; hilts.)
Justices' fees in Common wealth Case,.
COUSLableS' fees ice Commonwealth eases,
ESE=
County Auditors, tor services, :minting me
coutits for 1 hi. 3,
iVI Ilium Riley, fin` services its Clerk to Audi
tors for
Qtli•4ly, auditing o,Ccounts of f'roth'y,
Recorder nod Register,
PUIILIC OFFICES.
G. Zinn. for services Tier order of Court and
Proth'y fees for years 1k52-3-4,
L.utt in, f ir appearnnee docket for Prot h
Samuel Martin for fees in Coin'tli rases, ro-
oording roads., Ar.r.,as per nrt of At:soundly,
Jan. Lnudou, for record books for Itecordar's
Oleo.
COMMISSION ilts' °rem&
Jag. ir,UdOil, for Duplicate, binding and dm
ti.mery for county,
Joseph rresslor, for sere 'cog as Commf,sioner,
(It. days at $1 :',O)
John 'Bobb, for services as Commissioner,
(117 days at VI 50)
James Armstrong, for services as Conmas
staler. (803 days at v. 50)
GooNe M. Graham, for sery ices ma Canal la
slerairlrout ;24th April to 30th December
(o days at sls'3)
William Riley, An. srrrlces, 1 year's sal. and
delivery of duplkat.es, election papers,
Rentz & Brothers, for cloth for covering ofli
table,
FR'S. curntuan, fur cuverlng tablo fur office,
I=
A. L. Spongier, for registering marriages,
birthg and deaths,
EMI=
.Tohn B.llratton for public printing for ISM.,
cornmati, for public printing for 1854,
El. Beatty, for public printing fur I/354,
I=
&astern Petlitentiary,for support ofeouvlcts
for 1553,
I=
Myers & finttshall on nceoltnt for erection of
New Prison,
Thos. Symington, on account of sand-stone
thr New Prison,
Aldred & Richards, for extra work on New
Prison,
Michael Lambert, for sand-stone furnished
Now Pah:ma, •
John T. Wilson, Keeper of Dauphin county
prison for stapphrt of Prisoners,
Yrancis Itosenst eel, for painting and sanding
Jail wall,
George Weise & Wm. Crall; for paving and
materials at Jail, • _
rotor Rodgers fa. putting „up tell-talon and
gong at prison,
Jacob . ltheem ,In account of unloading sand
stone at prison,
olemon Powers for granite sill for front
door of prisyn,
nixtott l'heneworth and Wm. %ldner for
{warding prisoners In lock-up.
Aboialder Mel.eistor.for services keeping up
fire. and lobar work.
John 11W...ha1l travelling expenses to (lydds
b h. on county bu-mess,
Eheriff II ta,Ons. of Perry county, costs: nod
anoint e.muce of prisoners,
Frederbk C.amanan for stables, st9ols, and
rollers for hammocks,
Wm. Line and.larich tzpanglor for regulating
d.mo at prison pavements,
Wan, Miller fur taking out pump-stock at
Wore (11 too for posts f,, welbfrome at jail, •
Davlti Sod th . for book-ease for t-heri 's office,
'Ph-nuns I'. Dwin aiid ialuws f labor work
and levelling ' , albyard,
Wm. randolph for 100 bushels of -charcoal
f prismi t
Ohlin 1 f, Dean It fir SJ t , ,ns of stoneconl for
•
Tr.aull r‘cht,tiprfiltft.) tons of Fteno.
P ,n 1 to jorkoli,
)IN. ! ,, 00d,;ior.s.for I,lnolc-
c 1111;41,•
A. IL Iloilo Ill' front; f..r rnllera of hnlum•rla,
f.l• nifihing
for
loss and John Hays cleaning out
ceF,l,O
lEEE=
. r. S i „ ; ,. 0 , r .„ I' , ”,ritnd
I-r
(;,„,, f wittrt.r, f;'(,. 1:1111tik 81111 J.
C. Itr, , ;iß 1::r 1'144,
OF TIIF
$ 211 08
1,315 79
$63,072 63
$350 2
111 0
5( 5 40
40 02
4!) 79
292 2,0
395 49
929 RS
694 141
185 49
131 61
, 01
10 4 i 04
164 94
41149
$9.676 57
MEM
$ 4-37 50
2,183 5N!,,
03 00
OM
ITIM
EEO
M*2 51 , ,E
41 3r
-, 4
31 5
112 50
MEI
10 50
123 70
10 00
13113
,o 00
ME
=I
175 50
EBB
139 50
47& 00
6 1; 3 4
1 iv
30 70
10.9 60
1111 65
155 00
310 40
11,000 00
S ‘..t)
MEI
50 00
771
100 00
367 00
MT]
200 00
17 00
28 00
MEI
1111
IMEI
Eir3
4 00
I 0 i
b 00
76 16
EEI
1,0 00
IMEI
' 1 72.
h l,t)
11611
ME
C' I 0 PO
MEI
Pr. A." .1. Minilan, Maj.! .If.p. 'Crop); and C.
Stayinau visitors' pity Mr 18M, 30 pc
11.01.0 ORDERS AND DAMAGES svrAninte
Elizabeth Ill Hiatus, amount of damages a
warded by Court,
William Wallace do.
.Jacob lVaggoner do. ,
Mary Atchley do. •
George Grittian do.
Samuel Miller dn.
John P. l'owley , de.
Sundry persons for services, viewing rontlx
anti bridges sr certificate of clerk of court,
munats.
Christian Walt amoopit in full of contract
for ()reeling, bridge near ego's mill,
Valentino Venitian for titiOn shingles for-re
pairs at Rupp 's bride,
Daniel Lehman for work and matorials..at
Rupp's bridge, materials„
pt
Coover for hauling shingles to
Itupp's bridge,
Alfred Mash for joist for Bryson's bridge,
N. 11. Nickels hauling lumber to Bryson's
bridge,
Joseph Eberly. do.
John - Sprout do.
John Zenner do.
Daniel Lohman for work laying poor at Bry
son's bridge,
Jacob for joist and plank for Bry
son's bridge,
William Green for 10.000 rhestnut shingles
for Dlller's bridge,
Cornelius Kennedy for 8,000 chestnut shin
gles and hauling 10,000,
Andrew Kauffman for scantling for Bryson's
bridge,
Jacob Bretz for repairs done at Alexander's
bridge,
IfenriFtutk for plank and putting some' in
Alexander's bride,
Ifenry Kuntz for repairs done at Alexander's
bridge,
33 00
40 62
02 26
=
MI
Cumberland and Unlpn rompanles,
John Tteetein and other assessors, for services
rendered for year 1S 4,
ELECTION s.
John Di115, , ,r and other offieera of Chop:mural
and to . ivhship elections for IS 4,
. • 1110.1 V
John !Lathe ft for repairs of comic.° of Court
room,
Francis INISCIIFteOI for ilftrtilltig Coll rfrool3l,
Minim.. Morris ihr stove, stove pip... e(c.,
.Ineol7 Fli.linrd 1 year's salary, as keeper of
piddle bedding,
Lydia Weirieh and M. 1.. liunbar for clean
ing Court man,
Win. Breeze foP blacksmith's work done at
lock-up.
Jefferson Worthington for glazing done at
Court House,
Charles Weirieb and J. Henan! for ',linking
Carpet of Court rllllrll,
Frederick Bentz far mending locks nt Court
OE
Andrew iterkerfor mending MA attack-11th
A. S. Lyino for repairs of spouting. kr.„
Barney Carney for whitewashing loek.up,
Peter lintshall for repairs done at Court
!louse,
LOANS ANTI INTEREST ON LOANS.
ohu noiliL Esq.. and others. amount of their
respect Ire muttly
Carlisle Deposit() Dank, amount of loans ob
tained.
at-lisle Deposita Rank. amount of discount
or renewal.
Adam PelTer, Wm. Knrr and others, amount
of Interest on bonds,
MISeELLYNICOUS.
Henry Saxton, for &c.„
S. M. 11.,,,t er. for stone vOlll forrOUrt ouse,
Joseph May, for shovelling snow, •
Joseph Murphy, hn uling eon! ashes,
M===212221
antes Martin, for boxing trees at Court
=
Win. Line, for Linden trees and planting,'
.1. E. Fuller, fur computing, male,
1. Ringonit and J. tiregg, nssisting to pre
pare duplicates,
Mrs. Mary Moody, for cleaning Court lit
OW 0,
John Woods, for stntiouery,
George Crnigbend, for services ns assess:is,
John Gregg,. for services nod expenses
going to Baltimore on county business,
.Inures Armstrong, expenses to tiolitsboro'
ana Philadelphia on county business '
Geo. W. Hither, for 30 yds. cotton duck, for
tounmeeks,
•.
A. S. 13 110. for repairs of door, all utters, and
latch ' and 111 wash hanins,
Joseph May and themes Janne+, for cleaning
well at Jail,
Wm. Randolph. for 100 bushels of charcoal,
for Court 'louse,
Cleo. W. Hilton, for horse and carriage lilre,
Adam Ednnonmu. for horse and carriage biro,
Samuel Martin, for nereening and putting
In conl,
Wm. S. Colman, Esq.. amount of ndvauee
ment Ly him to County Treasury,
Mrs. MeCrister. eleaniniout Jail,
Pumberhind Valley It. It.. freight on coal,
.[.,fin [larder, furnishing grass seed for Jail
yard:
Saintwl Tnylor, end alior collvetorg amount
of ahatoun.nts allowed tax payers,
Sundry persons, prarnitnns on 11,x and other
Constra,lrs, for malting returns to Court, 4o
INQUESTS.
npli C. Thompson, Justice Longneelzer,
lid juFtiee Middleton, fees and Jurors
ay, for holding Inquests on dead bodies, 1,51 0114'
I=
in. S. Cobean. Esq., anti others. atnonut of
tau% erronctoutly assessed,
Total amount,
by amount on CormniFFlemers' orders. $4.1,73-1 20!
County Treasurer's commission at 1!..; per
cont., flt,6* 01
hitstitmlinP: taxes unpaid by Collectors, 9,676 57
Collectors' fees, 5 per cent., 1,081 47
Exounrati.,lll4, _5O 37
Balance In hands and dun county by Tres?. 7,' 0, 4 00;31
DR.
To amount of receipts Yore A. P.lfis4,
( . 0111):RIAND ( . 61'NTY. EN. 3
the Cotnuilssioners of Coml , erintid
moot v. (to certify Fitlingt the I ,, reiloliz
``" / n: It c'orrect t.tatement of the receipts and
expenditures of 1110 eentit,y af , re!,:titl, from
the 'IA tiny of January to the :Ilst Its of Devout! er. A.
D. 1S:-4. ineltiAve, tts also a srliettule Ili,' outstanding
i'otnity taxes in the boroughs pond townships therein
Etated,toget her with it Ft:gement efexnentif tures tinder
each heed of apnre9rrlntioii Made' by the CeininisFinners,
hl e euplianee With the requisithinx eontained In the
2•2 d nntl '23(1 seetlens Of an net of AsHetibly of Mk Com
monweellh. vaased the 16th day of April, A.D. 1 S:11.
WitneFs one halide 01n1 NOM at COMISIO, this flithc any
of January, A. 1). MU..
Xi IIN 1101111,
' .1. A UNISTIUINTI. .. . , . .
• ' '; , GEO. NI. rllt All ANT,
CAmmi.sloners or Ctivriterlnnd Co
Tea—\\ * M. Itn.rr, Clerk.
Oo y.
IVe, the undersivied. A 11(11tor , of eitull'erlnu(l
.1, !iv...1'1111,4 to I. a n d having been sworn. prooei.(ll,l
exa ni.e the go,,iints :111(1 11 , 1%•111.11: of N.
4 1, Teem-liner t-91,1 e. , unty, front the I st day of
t the thy of 110. , ewher.-A. ft. It3l. filriusjve.
0 , 31 AV(' nilli the oil of 5. , V011
&Mart:and thrre•lorths colilH
by'saltt Tre;werer to the vomit v.• 11 1. ori zit, will
by the ft 1 , 14 , log exilit of 541111 avrottlit.
In t utio , or whoro , ,f havo'herouot-t.i.t rur
ez.rliOn, this twentie`h 'fay m• January, A. D. n
0, , ..u5ant1, , !1,11)t n l e4l'iuki.l Pv-tiv ,, ,
- 11 1, \V it
I • A %( ' OW; .
".•
Auditors of Cumberland County
41 60
77 50
20'00
40 10
40 CO
75 00
76 00
MEI
1507 50
_QI 00
87 05
6 00
1 '2'l
3 51
7 05
4 86
8 21
42 62S
120 00
GO 00
54 00
EC!
5 00
111 ,
3000
ME=
430 11A3
CBE
40 00
41 . an
47 8;;1
66 00
MEM
I:r3
EOM
iOO
4 16
1 L 0
2 h7, 2 '
1 50
1 00
4.380 00
3,()00 00
EMI
E3M
4 65 1 /,
:14 25
3 00
I 00
9 56
1 00
I 50
6 no
ME
fi 00
4 o 0
4 04
ME
20 2fk.
12 50
MiM
10 00
7 7n
18 00
85 50
2 50
Mb 25
10 00
22 by
1,40 60
77 12 1 4,
79 04
10 00
$13,7:14 2.(1!.i.
;1;3,072 ti 3
$i 1.072 11
itatliok Ocralb.
WOODS, Esq., TroasOror, In conformity As ith tLn luih boolion ni ail 44 ApPP , '", 4io 40, P.
rests.° the Systom, &c.," passri.l thu iioth day of AMU; IMO, unllll4 1414: !,t,,n,yi!,,0;
To amount of outstanding Militia Ones for 1583 and previous 'y,Tars, no per inot
by County-Auditors, -
To amount of Militia fines returned for Itint, ns per duplicates to wit,
Schedule of Mil
tia exhibiting the anionnt .nf duplivateag Lnionut rrrell ed. a
of Collectors' fees and aninuntfontstaniiitig. as par •xod In
Towlihltli).
Colleeli i•' Nand'
'--
Dickinson, John Houston, '1847 I
69 50 28 03 .' 1 47 40 00
N.Cumberland, Joseph 3lusser, 13 00 l3 1 81
N. Middleton, Samuel-Alien, 30 00 - 2 15 285 25 00 ~
Allen, Jacob Coover, 1848 112 00 26 74 3 75 79 50
E. Pennelxwo', Jacob Longueeker, 108 50 : 31 95 355 73 00
N. Cumberland, Joseph Musser, 1849 21 50 .
21 50
Newoille, John Moore. 13 59 569 82 7 00
W. Penushoro', Edward Philips, 1850 78 50 78 50
Shippenshurg, James Bricker; 3'40 840
Monroe, Jacob Morrett, 1852 3B 00 27 45 355 700
N. Cumberland, Owen James, 19 00 10 93 57 750
Lower Allen, John o.lleck, 1853 '24 50 10 08 242 12 00 '
Carlisle, Sam'l IL Gould,* 60 00 04) 00
:Dickinson. Jos. A. Weakloy, ' 84 50 . , 84 40
E. Poonsboro', William Saddler, 53 50 30 88 372 19 00
Frankfort!, William Strohm. 20 00 18 70 2 30 5 00 .
liampden, Anderson C. Orr, , 30 50 225 23 25
Hopewell, David hoover, ' 24 00 15 15 1 85 7 00
Mechanicsburg, Henry F. Fells, 56 50 O G2 400 49 88 ,
Monroe, ' John Stmek, 41 00 20 48 402 lO 50
Newton, Chr. Mellinger, ' 40 00 10 57 IG3 '27 50
N. Cumberland, Charles W. Dean, 15 50 ' 15 50
Newville, John Givler,Jr., 23 00 ' 19 48 1 02' 1 50
jN. 311ddleton, David Wifliains,4 s 00 30 68 382 • 20 30,
Silver Spring, Charles Shriner, '5O 50 Z . , 25 375 21 50 .
Southampton, Samuel Taylor, • 61 00 51 77 273 050
Shippetislig tp. Jeremiah Allen, 850 618 '32 200
S. Midnnetott, Samuel (dime, 85 77 61 45 4 82 19 50 '
IW. Pentisboro', Henry Bear, 78 00 11 55 24,5 14 00
Lower Allen, Henry Darr, 1854 52 50 42 28 222 800 '
1 Upper Allen, Jacob L. Zook,* 58 00 13 86 ,
44 14
Carlisle, J. C. Thompson,* 92 50 25 75 2 67 39 00 23 03
'Dickinson, Samuel Becton], 88 00 58 43 307 , 20 50
E. Pennshoro', .Adam Estinger, 80 50 40 00 . - 40 50
„Frankibed, William Graham. 40 0) 30 10 1 00 200
Hampden, Daniel Reitz, " 00 50 ^49 88 262 14 00
Hopewell, John Elliott,* 40 00 29 00 17 00
Mifflin, John Perry, 37 50 29.93 1 57 6 00
Meehanicsburg, George W,;bbert, 59 50 49 40 2al °7 Lo
Monroe, , Moses Bricker, 71 50 61 75 3 25 6 50
Newton, David linker, . 52 00 ,
1 5. 00
N. Cumberland. Lewis Willett, LS 00 14 u CO 00 250 ,
Neiti.9ll6. - ' - - 11,ithert - Mclver , , V 00
/
N. Middleton, . John IL Spahr, 75 50 45 11 30 39
Sliver Spring, 'Henry Ilielternell • 1 ,p 5 00 1, - ; : . /... 71 25 3 7.5. 20.9 00
Southampton, Henry •11 lloch. r
1 36 50 • 30 40 • 1 (X)
~ 450
Shippeh slang. I Samuel 11 , 41:tr, 03 1.9 30 Di DI 00
Shippensh'g tp. 1 Wilson Sinigrimis, 3 50 3 33 17
S. Middleton. i Jamb NefTsinger. 1- 50 100 58 bB2 330
W. Pennsbore', 1 / Benj. McKeehan, 6T 0) ' 57 00 300 7 00
$2,515 17 I $1,202 41 $93 22. ;----
,
Thono tnarlir
I thus *have since
Ily amount outstanding MiNitta Fines, for Itttit, and previous years subject to commissions,
lixonerations allowed Collectors for 18b4; and previous years.
Co!lectors CI romilsslous for 1554, and previous years,
Printing. Millitary statoment of ISA, . •
Brigade inspector, Sainuel Crop, salary. de.,
Ringgold Artillery Company. appropriation due for years IS ,53-1,
Clll,lll Guards, appropriation duo for years
g,
SprinlTeld Light Infantry. appmpriation due for years 18;53.-4,
Carlisle Light Infantry, appropriation duo for year 1854,
Adamantine Guards, appropriation due for yearlsfst,
County Commissioners, on military business,
James Burnett, assessor of Monroe township,
Jacob Long. assessor of Lower Allen township.
t 2 amuel Albright, assessor of Hampden township.
John Erford, assessor of - tEast Poonsbormgh township.
Joseph Kichalber,.ter, assessor of Silver Spring_townahip,-
James tiraltarn, assessor of Frankford township,
Andrew Frttrier. assessor of Sliipponsburg township,
Henry A. Thrush. 11650,1•11 r of Shippensburg borough,
r" .
Michael Zeigler, assessor of Newville.
111 Wain Duncan. assessor of Southampton, for 1440,
John Westhenheiffer. assessor of Norton
hark! Hitxmiller. assessor ti.:l3 thauiptcn township,
Cyrus Iteinitrd, assessor of West pentistx t r v , town s hip,
John Corson, assessor of Hopewell township,
Freiteriek Cornman, assessor of Carlisle,
J. N. Hostetter. assessor of Mechanicsburg,
Jaett.Streitzer, assessor of New Cumberland,
Jacob Uricit, assessor ofUpper Allen township,
George 11. Craighead. assessor of South Middleton township,
John iteetem. assessor of Dickinson township,
Jacob Outshall, assessor of North Middleton township,
I lance due Military Fund. in hands of County Treasurer,
County Treasurer's commission on paynieut of tl,2ti: 40,
Climberland County, sec,
Vo, the undersigned Auditors nf Cumberland county, elected and sworn tieconling to law, In seeordane e whiz the
Act of Assembly of time 30th of April, A. h. having extunimmd the above account or N. E sq .,
surer for the county aforesaid in the matter of )11116a htser, do find the same correct as above stated.
Witness our hands at Carlisle this Nth day of January, A, U. 1555,
1 - 4 .IST OF SALES OF PERSONAL
pROPERTY By WM. C. HOUSER, Auctioneer.
January 25—ElIzaIrdh Aughinbaugh,
211— Do. Do.
" 31—Samuel Etter.
February 6—Peter 31111er,
" 0--.Sohn
" Dl—Samuel Smith:
" 12—John Ditmei.
" 13—Elizabeth Iluncbarger.
" 11-31ichael Dawson.
" 15—Jacob Plank,
" 14-17earge Rupp.
" 17—Christian Mime.
" 19—John F. llur,h.
• " 20—Sanniel King, Deceased.
2l—Wllliam Porter.
22—Javob I,nrigeneelter.
" 23—'Tobias 31111vr.
" 21—John 1.. Sadler.
20--tleorge 1,, Llchtenbarger.
" 27—John Earltart.
Shelly,
March 1--Adam (liLler.
2--Joseph Stayinan.
" 3-11al id Williams.
" 6—Andrew Sensoman.
" (I—John Duffer% „.
" 7--Abraham Sulanl;arger.
" S—Eli Crahle.
" , 9,-John Brandt.
tt Jo— Do, Do'
"t 12-llenry \Wilt,
13-11 r. It. t 7. Young.
" 11—Jame. 3lelmre.'
16— , John 11.mser.
Sin pp.
" 17—W111131os 11pm - unwell
" v Mtirtij).
20--Mieliati Landes.
21—Sani ml Albright
22—Jite,1, Erfort.
" 'iv] Kaufman.
" 21—J. 11. glom.
2%—ltenjantin Shno.
27—bleary Landes,
" 29—.1t.1tu F.
70 . a 11
Ql - 43LLING OF.1? AT COST.—The sub.
internliut.t to change his business, Las
motion' soiling Oil his huge awl t.plenditt stnck or 'Winter
floods tot cent for cash. Most Ott hit stock has been pur
chased Ibis full, in New Vork and Philadelphia, at tint
lowest rash !wives. Purchasorsean therefore sat e money
b.)* calling s , Afit, and at the No thee ilave the largest
and host stock of goa.ds to m , lect in the town Or
randy. In ibis stork will to f, , find kunio fresh
ras , laters, Vestiovs, 'Superior
white. red and yellow I , lantieb.; red. c:reen, blue, drab
and grey Sack Platinols; lilbbons rind Flowers; c . ligattt ,
uoa !AS.. ICH ellS l / 1 111.1 . 0. Ile 1.11111 rind De Verges; ;
French Merinos. Parantettaa and elegant pro
.ha and Illanket E11;1IN I.S, I sdies, and ,
Velvet 1, , r II Musllos,
Also, a large„ . ,and now Stork 11 , 1'1p3 immEs, a !
: , .1 .1: 11. :Old well made ( MI. .
tlnti• to ;fa elw.tit. All late imltt tl
Vail ;Old
et1;11^41:', IY. CO, 1F54
MILITIA
,ACCONIIT
~pli.
.1.717 i of d
January, 1555, paid in full
-DR. J. B. MAIU'IIISI'S CELE—
mtATED cATitmacoN. Fon THE RELIEF ,S;
CURE OF SUFFERING FEMALES.
It stands pre-eminent 1 r Its
reedits lancers b all the dis
r r ”.1“ t It .is reeeno
mended, usually called FE—
MALE COMPLAINTS. Of
I ...se are Prolnputs Uteri. ur
a cling of the %Womb; Fluor
A lbus,-or Whites; Chrtil.l
ln
tiammatinn end Ulceration of
the Womb: Incidental Hemor
rhage, or Fbaaling; Painful
Suppressed, A; rre • ular Men
.frmitb.e Rc., with all their
accompinying evils , (Cnueor
eseeptcd.) no matter dem. so
wre or of how long standing.
Thls, medicine has never
beeit Int minced by empty puffs, and misrepresentations,
nor is It intendedthnt its present popularity shall be
sustained by any medium but its merits and the appro.
batinn of the public
NOTICE TO THE UNFORTUNATE FEMALE.
T ford It a duty incnntbent upon my%elf to de; laic
publicly the great blessing Dr. Marehiscs Uterine Cie
tholicon has priived to me. Fer•two years my health
war miserable; f was altinAt unable to walk. Ph) si
cia'ne pronounced my case falling of the womb, ext.me
sive ulcerations, commencing with fluor :dims. The
pains, irritation. t.rostrat hot, fir., rendered lifo a burden.
In this misl‘rtido condition, Dr. F. P. NitWillllll r.osmi•
mended Dr. :IlareitisTif Uterine CathoWon. -titer tab:-
lug flur bottles I Lind myself in perfect health. ti rati.
tude for my restoration makes me ardently desire that
all my sea,alike unfortunate, may find sure relief from
this inestimable medicine.
ELIZAIIETII A. NEWLAND,
No. 19 West•et., Utica, N.
The above statement 1 know to 1.0 trite.
P. I'. NEWLAND, M. 1)., Utica, N. 1
I have no hesitation In say in 7, lir. Morchisi's Vito Ine
Catholiean invaluablo in uterine clig.east , s generally
I hat•o 11S1,1 it in Fluor •Altus, Amenorrhtem, l'n.lapsuA
Uteri, and in eases of extettsive uleeration of the ragiva
aml t, Uteri. It is worthy of ti n t notieo of the Faculty.
.191 IN C. (il:ltletf, M. 1):, Baltimore. Md.
[.Tan 17, IS:',6
T.ot all'lliteleArl call aul obtain n Ictinplilet
proof, from Mt,
s , uret•;4. of Ow I , :nelifi:ll comfits of it. iii
with Icttorii fcc,.l cxperioaced ‘,ll,
have u-o•l it iii their practki... Aims tii6 ott
R'O`lt. J. KIETI rn. Druz:ti,t, South 'Hanover sire; 1,
solo `.ktLont
J. It. MARCH'S! I: Proprivtors,
t'ontrot Depot, ;`, , 04 nr,,:itlLN:ty, N. V.
7,,5t0
January 21, re
utuettn Cli,ths. . inovls] IIITN: P.
.rgit) 1,E . T.-I'he property sitwito
313111 : , tvo , t Itpar the 5i31.1t0,01 131t_, , . 131- tli!.
pr"ir.zt: nl o.lbio, Ps- n, ,Itr,f f.l 1:1 11
/LEN P ttVin Ch Ist April tii•xl. For toriii,
.11. Pitt
criAs.
illinUllit Itlibase.
lelo :
A 1;f t trvi v ' Ol Vis fres
A in'i E-xeptior'n,
$ 551 2 5 $575 29
J. B. DRAWIIAUB
ISAAC RING W ALT,
JAC , III STEINMAN, •
A s uditons of Cumberland county
ThWN LOTS AT
if A 1,1; LP;
ywl. rttje or an order of te
sirpipi rc ' Co oeitioilP,Chind vi
unty, the undersigne h d
hill ton the premises, on SATUR
jo ti e ,: pity, , ) 6 IA, at 2 o'clock' P. M., all
4 0 .4 Trion Lot, ornotootily k ',ern as POPLAR
0 4. 0 1 14.44.0 a the eArtir west end of Hanover Street,
to the Corliolo., containing about TWO A.
I eti 1,94134 sql i.y wild ,trout, the W nltiut Bottom
i+rat , l r 4 lot of It. Philllise heirs and by South street.
h. (Ofute 4fo-itle whl im ten per cent. of the•purchase
PP ,, i O ;7 4 , 1 i 00.10, orteleurtli on the continua
the p4ltt, ttud OM htiltOrlt to bn secured by mon
E,ogun oF)lidoes
Ibll-#m Isoolt4 mad
troth, us the Trustee s 3
JPl*NOblett roiotlifooc , i for the payment of th.
interest 1 1 100‘Or 5 , 0111t000011Y to Mrs. Elizabeth Dwir.
"Id the irrineiltiii at her 11014010 to IMF heirs at law, or
ti!" 0 " who olay 1.0 entitl e d thereto. Attendance
Is. lt ,, en by ow ntAursl K u l ,4, Trustee under th e will
'Ebonies! IN/MI, ite,?4l, •
Jan. tt.t.
ft 11'10 41
jl4l ..,,,,
COL I
11ie4 4 n/i041141
All• Ti. tilirt.rg
- .
.• ~.,!
. VALIJAI3I4I4; T 0 W IS'
~ i4.f, iti I PItoPERTY AT PRIVATE MALI'
....fi • ' ..,:., The. sulmerlleer sill sell at private sale d...,
. i( . i' 4 l
~...., •' that valuable business stand on the rot
.: .„,...r.: • , ner of Ihumrer and Lotither streets, IL
Car - ilsle, Pa. ' The Int 1.30 h a ft front by 240 feet In depth.
There Is a large THREE lilolll' rrroNE PLASTERED
lIUUSE. well finished, a large yard and garden; anti
every thing necessary to make It ennefortable and mu.
veuktut residence. For term.v enquire of
Carlisle. Dee'r. 20. 1854
r W BPLEN ABM S 1 , 01;
SALE.—The subscriber will sell at prh ate sale tb,
two following described farms. to wit:
No. situated north-weat of Carlisle, adjoirle,
the Inhabited part of said Borough, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES of first rate Limo.
stung, Land, hating thereon erected a new large BANE
BARN, a large 11AY 110 USE, a comfortable CATTLE
/ISTABLE, ke. Also, a comfortable DWELLINti
HOUSE, and other out-buildings. The land is it
a high fitato of cultivation and all _under grs,tt
post and rail Amon. It is bounded on the north by LI.
' heirs of Samuel Aloxander, deed., on the east by
Noble, Wm, D. Seymour and otbemon the west by Jilt.
Moore, David (frier, Ac., and on the south by the publi
rent leading from Carlisle to Waggoner's bridge.
No. 2.—ls situated In North Middleton township, 4 ,
tulles from Carlisle, on the Harrisburg and Carlist.
turnpike road. about lit, miles from Middlesex ylillc
bounded as follows: on the north by the Conodngulto-,
Creek, on the west by Irvine's heirs, on tho East by
Noble and Jesse Zeigler. and on tits south by Altruism,
- liet rlek -and --thellarrisburg- turnpike _mad.. containing..
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. abor.
100 acres of Limestone' and the residue Is black slate
about 160 acres of this tract' cleared. under gord ten,.
and in tt good state of cultivation. the balance is t, r,
heavy timber. A largo portion of tho firm is meadow
land. The improvements are a hirgo STONE 1,11 11,
LINO HOUSE a large 1.01.1 AND .FRAME ltAllN,.a
stone Spring !hoist, and other cut- b uildings. an Am.',
Orchard and a large quantity* other fruit trees.
No. 3.—ls a small tract of land about mile west
No 1., on the Baker raid leading from Carlisle. to Wag
goner's bridge, containing TWENTY-SIN ACit ES of f.rat
rate limestone land, bounded by said road on the north,
by John Noble on the south, by lime n's heirs on flit
east, and by Baker on the west. The subscriber n.l,
also sell a 'number of OVT' LILTS to suit purchasers -
Tho above described property will leo sold on reasonabi,
terms, A RMSTRONO NOPLE.
Carlisle, January 10. 1014.
$575 20
581 U.,
It "PiN ' T ll lS (` C AN „ N
"itenson's whole pleat'ure. all the joys sense,
Lie in three words—ilealth, Peace, and Competence.
P'.l.c.)
But when we have pains, affliction or anguish of dis
eases, is not our pleasure'. our joy; and our happiness
therebyaiestroyedt Wiry let our skit fellow-being suf.
- ref.? Dm not Chrhit say; "With the !Wile Measure 3S
mete, it shall be Measured to you again?"—Mal. 7. 2.-
-W ho is a wise men and endowed with knowledi,e
mong you, lot him show out of a good conversation hts
works with meekness and wisdono."—Janns 3,13.
" SURGERY AND !tIEDICINE.—Thict. r. I'. C. CAM
DER, Surgeon molt Physician, who is ihtanlst and
PhysiologisCand is Br:Must° of our best Medical
gas, and has made himself acne:tinted with all the sari
..us my.dems of Ntodisal Science. and with the recent
discoveries 'and improvements in the latiulis depart
ments of the Arts. faithfully attends to of dere
for Surgical and Medical Aid. and whose medicioes are
all Inside Sr I , liip.sed tdriclry in accordance with the
Sciences of Pathology, Botany, Ilydropathy and 1 by si
olsci3; sod whose medicines are all conus.sed of Natoli
...mu. rOl•to, plants, and h,)drt.ilatily, d all diseases.and to whom the athleted are Ills Bed to apply timely.
His Character by- Respectable Neighbors. Lc.
Copy of a letter from the Bev. C. IL Lei Ladipto Mr.
If. IL Etter, of the Warns Springs. Respected `ir:—A l
low mo to Introduce to your friendly notice. Dr. CARL.-
DKR of New fork- I have known Dr. C. for sixteen
years, be has done business for me with sobriety, hon.
esty and with accuracy; therefore I do relieve
le perfectly sober, behelst and trustworthy. Any fitvoin
you may Ft`l. proper Moulder on him, will be highly al.-
preelated by his numerous friends, and by none more
highly than your sincere friend and' hUatible servant.
11 '2
1 :3$
2 16
b 2
2 71
3 P 2
2 42
2 3".
4(
.33
:3 13
472 87
12 G 2
Z,1.5
C. 11. LIENBACII.
Landishurr, Pak, July Itth,
Copy of a letter from George Spahr, Esq., County
Trelssurer.—l do certify that the medical nth ice of Pr.
P. C. Cardder has surpassed any other which I halve/
hitherto had in Outrun, of severe fever In my faintly.
I would therefore recommend hint to such persons alio
fluty be itthieted with aforesaid disease or otherwise.
tiF.ORIIII SPAHR.
111.m0elti. Auzust 20th. IStl
DIL CA It 011 tilt being will acquainted with the x•c
cent French discoveries, With their new and safe modes
of tmattuent, and the speedy and certain remedits at
cures for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Dysentery,
era Mortals mid all Complaints of the Ike% els and Sta tn.
Superior Remedies far the prevention and tune tf
Asiatic Cholera. remedies Mr all the defects and 116-
e:toes of the Generative Organs and reprodut•tive
my in muu and women; Remedies for Insanity; cm Min
anti timely cures for all Consumptions, Impotence. Ster
ility. Sexual Abuses, Vederetti Discrises in all their ti rInK
Suppressions mid other delicate female cothplaints.
Mimeo remedies emanate from the most noble science tf
Botany 110,1 Ilydropathy combined. (but :to pith:ol)4--
'll,st all mattner.of siek aws.s and all manner of tiii , eithr.
New 1, ttiteent. It is for healing that Christ commie •
diet' the Sattotrilati.—Lulse, 10,:11 to 17, and with civic,.
e all things, hold fast that n Lich is
Thessalootans, h. 21. - TherefOro let us It
of should lay out for health.
fir tic's is lii3i,'ltiterein and, yet inertaseth, rind there
is that within Meth rat re than is meet, but it tettdeth. -
Prx,o - 01.1..5. 1 1.,,21.
The medicines and their directions will t
sent to the ati!l .t.. 1 Li any direction by mail or eNi.rv.
tddnoss Dr. C. CA i)DDEß.Carlisle, Cumberland calm
t l'a., post p•titt, and the tim $t alwaxs areompanying
the letter, with tile t , tlet., tagother with a de.criptl ii (,
tLa ti...lings and the symptoms of (11,1 complaints 01
inclosed. It is this system of ledicsl
t Hooks and the nueles of cure only, which 1/r. I'm ~1
die. employs thst :Wow of medicines entirely made t r
eamp .sod of Wholesome Roots, Plants. and ll_s
};,asp in all diseases, (lie poison), and which can teal, e,
speedy iutd certain remedies and cures for -all ni m , her
of sickness and all manner of disease," and Which our.
pass all other utotival 1 1 101iIIS in )10111t of gamine. s,
yond all hoods i‘t re rat Itris.na . oppicE 'haitanio.; Ott.
C, Fleager, East Doinfrot street, near South li:LreNt-r,
Carlisle. Pm Testimonials. firm' numerous , f
the IA711( st re:Teel:0,1111y In this and the atijoinitig
reamtit s. give authentic 0% Mimeo of the n 001,.,, of
Dr. earthier's rime:trier. :gel can Le semi at pus rlih v.
• N. It. 'rho MIAt led can 'rich 0 superior int , dielins ;aid
the dlicciP•ps fir then' use Ly the trot return tf ta.
IrII trio he's le desired, 11.
lir. C. is P 1 multi/Nom- to arcoinne date rip plit.tt is tar
11. he "In. '1 be Pt i ltr the 11110 ill,
11J1111 1,31,i tut:.•
.il.ll. 17,
77, T • r,
Yeb . 1%1 SlO Iv
SOU
N t,W
tl ,
(1 , 1;111,1 IS 1101 V 11 1 01111 W 11:0 1111q0 r,n tit ~ r N. tiliant
t ,1 1 4 1. t Ittt:e , tV:r of I littit+i er mitt 1. , 4111tcr st nett,
in I.lttt 1 t.,Juglt Ittrt:ll 1111,1 yr, ttt•tal
AN It I'.INCV DRY 111 0 01 , .
1 1 :1tiott et or} I.it,tl :mil %mittcnt gtodn otlnatt.tl to a
ttyr vllh tut assrrtmt.l.l
sitt,•l. hnt kr 1 eon twtttlyllll7turelt/vt . tl tt Man
t Ito lttst t Nvt , NVenl.s I
et..• %%11l limit the nth di: lltt
fiaaa n 11,I.:^ II mull into
thviittt• in flint privy it/ 111: , t , y nth 1 .- VP. ll' Co 111 I , py
t•I his c; I I ;II le It, 111 fort. I,int wllll
11111, 11 ,, .1 p101:•1,1 11111, , If 1, :4;11 ".1 tkle
thtttt et,t, 1 1.101.eri . •
Car: Lt
"Neal 05tate Sare
JAOOII 8111t0M
Q
5
J. FETT'EIi