STATEMENT OP 'r FINANCES
41.4 0 F Tilt
Coanty of Cumberland,
FROM THE IST IYAY OF JANUARY, TO THE 31ST
' DAY OF DECEHBER,I.BS4, INCLUSIVE.
Duda by the Commissioners in compliance with the re
quisitions of the acts of AsseinblY of this Common
wealth, passed the 15th day of April,lM4, as also with
the 37th section of said act which requires the County
Treasure• once In every year to state his account and
produce his vouchers to the Commissioners. which
after examination by said Commissioners; shall be by
them laid beibre the County Auditors for settlement,
according to law.
In itccerdance with which N. W. Woods, Esq., Treasurer
of Cumberland county. submits the following as a
correct exhibit of his receipts and expenditures, Mr
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 lasf set
tlement, as per Auditors' report, $ 211 03
Amount of ou tstandiug County taxes at last
settlement, 8,178 12
County tax assessed for year isr4, 29,708 81
Loans obtai tied from Jacob Coovor anti others, 23,493 09
Abatement allowed by the State Treasurer on
payment of $25;000,
Fines and verdict foes received of Samuel
Martin, Clerk of Courts,
Verdict and arbitration fees received of George
Zinn, Prothonotary, .
Miscellaneous receipts from various persons,
Total receipts a for 1854,
SCHEDULE Cl' COUNTY TAXES 'OUTSTANDING ON. THE IST 'DAY
OF JANUARY, A. D., 1855, SUBJECT TO EEONERATIONS '
AND COMMISSIONS. •
1848. Samuel Brickerd . Monroe,' . $350 25
1850. Edward Phillips. West Penusborough, - " 131 01
1851. James Bricker, Shippensburg, 11 18
1853. Samuel 11. Could.* Carlisle, , 531 71
Joseph A. Weakley, Dickinson, +505 40
Henry P. Fells, Mechanicsburg, 40 02
Christopher Mellinger,'Newton, 271 27
C. W..Delin, New Cumberland, 49 79
Samuel (lime,* South Middleton, 292 80
1854. Henry Darr.* Lower Allen, , . 145 31
Jacob L. Zook,* Upper I,llen, 305 40
Joseph C. Thompson, Carlisle, 529 85
Samuel Bodoni, Dickinson, 600 60
Adam Eslinger, East Pennsborough, 185 49
'
. • WilliamAlrehaimf Prankfer* 131 01
John Elliott,* Hopewell, 99 23
Jelin 11. Perry. Mifflin, • 3OB 04
Moses -Bricker,j . Monroe, 16.1 04
.
David Ilaker.t Newton, 447 48
Lewis Willett. New Comberland, . 26 83
Robert Nlelver,.Newville, 110 57
'John 11. Spahr.4- North Middleton, 1220 24
Henry llickernell,t Silver Spring, 1491 89
Samuel 110 Bart Shippensburg Borough, 81 12
' Jacob Noffshiger, South Middleton, 776 38
Benj. Melivehamt West Pennsborough, 339 07
Those marked thus have since first, or January paid
In full. Those marked thus t have paid in part.
EXPENDITURES.
owicTs.
°rand Jurors for services in ISSI,
Traverse Jurors for servirvs in I S5l,
Christian Stough and others, fur furnishing
Jurors by order of Court,
Christian Imhoff, for oil, candles, &c.,foruso
of
„county,
Janies,Mateer, for services as Court Crier for
1854,
, W. J. Shearer, Esq.. District Attorney, fees
in Commonwealth VAISOS,
Witnesses' fees in Commonwealth cases,
(embracing 97 bills.)
Justices' fees in Commonwealth cases, if
Constables'. fees in Commonwealth cases,
County Auditors, for • services, auditing ac
coulits Par 1853,
William Riley, for services as Clerk to Audi
tors for 1853,
Philip Q ulgly, auditing accounts of Proth'y,
' Recorder and Register,
=I
G. Zinn, for services per order of Court and
f'roth'y foeN for years 1552-3-4,
J. London, fit appearance docket for i'roth'y,
f,',unuel Martin for foes in Com'th eases, ro-
cording'roads, &c., as per act, of Assembly &
Jas. Loudon, for record books for Recorder'i
°face,
COMMISSIONERS' MICR.
Jas:. London, for Duplicate, binding and sta
tionery for county,
Jckseplt Crossler, for services as Commissioner,
(10 days at $1 50)
John Bobb, for services as Commissioner,
(117 days at $.l 50)
James Armstrong, fir servlces as Commis
sioner, (303 days at $l. 50)
George M. (4raham, for services as Commis
sioner from 04th April to 30th December
(03 days at $1 50)
William Riley, for services, 1 year's sal. and
delliery of duplkttus, election papers,
Bentz % Brothers, fur cloth fur covering ofllN3
table,
Fred. Cornman, fur covering, table fur office,
REGISTER'S OFFICE.
A. L. Spermler, fur registering marriages,
births and deaths,
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PRINTING.
John 11.Brutton21 , 1 . public• printing f T 1854,
E. Corninnu, f4.r public printing for 1554,
E. Beatty, for public printing for 1854,
EASTERN PENITENTIARY.
Eastern Penitentiary, fur support of convicts
fur 1853,
I=
ilyors & Gottshall on account for erection of
Now Prison,
Thos. Symington, on account of sand-stone
for New Prison,
Aldred & Richards, for extra work on New
Prison,
Michael Lambert, for sand-stone furnished
Now Prison,
Johfi T. Wilson, Keeper of Dauphin county
prison for support of Prisoners,
Francis Rosoustcol, for painting and sanding
Jail wall,
George Weise & prat, for paving and
materials at Jail,
Peter Rodgers for putting up tell-tales and
gong at prison,
jacobithoom on account of unloading sand
stone at prison,
Solomon Powers for granite sill for front
door of prison,
Rixton Cheneworth end Wm. Widmer fix
• guarding prisoners in lock-up,,
Alexander McLeistor for services keeping up
fires end labor work, • •
John Outshall travelling bxponses to Golds'
borough, on county business,,
Sheriff Huggins, of Perry county, costs and
maintenance of prisoners,
Frederick Common for stables, stools, and
rollers for hammocks,
Wm. Lino and Jacob Spangler for regulating
done - at prison pavements,
Wm. Miller for taking out pump-stork int
Jail,
henry Glass for posts for well-frame at jall,t
David Smith for book-case for lierilf's Once,
• Thomas P. Dwiti and ethers for labor work
filling and levelling jail-yard,
Randolph for 100 bushels of charcoal
for prison, •
John 11. Brandt for SO tons of etonocoal for
' prison,
„Wm. Trough ,For hauling 41040ns of steno.
orsiltdprislar, I
Margaret. Snodgrass for ticking, blank
it prison,
A.H. - Boyle for irons for rollers of.hammocks,
. Samuel Emaninger Tor making hammocks
for Jell, •
Jacob Mess and John Hays for cleaning out
resspool,
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3 . -- g l i i i r : 4), E4q., Trens. of Poor and llouse of
Employment !or supt. - 1854, SOOO 00
Birecters Shotaer, Goo: Brindle and J.
_O, Brown salaries for 1854,
1,315 79
33 00
40 ff 2
02 '2O
P $63,072 03
1,6711 57
$ 437 60
2,183 681e2
02 00
16 48
48 09
83 50
832
44
3265
/MEM
112 50
15 00
10 50
123 70
10 00
517 86
10 00
45 my
OM
115 50
454 50
130 50
475 00
6 18%
1 75
30 70
ICB C,O
181 85
155 00
310 40
13,090 00
660 Z
441 00
LOOO
771.3393,i
100 00
367 00
101 25
200 00
17 00
28 00
MEI
3 05
13 60
IMIE
4 00
I OU
8 00
70 18
7 00
120 00
L 62%
4 0 72
8 00
8 62',Inj
1 50
0000
Dr. A.] J. llarnran, 31aj.1 Jos. Trego: and C.
Stayman visitors' pay liar 1854, 30 00
ROAD ORDERS AND DAMAGES 'AWARDED
Elizabeth WEllams, amount of damages a
wardod-by.Court, 41 00
Wallaeo
.laeoll 'Waggoner
)Ivry Atelileydo. 40 10
(bmwge, lirit ,----
tian / d 0.40 CO
,
Sanimil Miller do. _ 75 00
John C. Powley ' do, 7fi 00
;zundry porsons for services, viewing rends
and bridges per certificate of clerk of court, ,130 50
1111.111 C ES
Christian Walt amount in full of contract
for erecting bridge near Ego's mill, 1597 50%
Valentine Feeman for 9000 shingles for re
pairs at Rupp 's bridge. , 94 00
Daniel. Lehman for work and materials at
Rupp 's bridge, 87 05
Samuel Coover fur hauling shingles to
Rupp's bridge, . 6 01)
Alfred-Mash forji.ist for Bryson's bridge, 1 25
N. H. Eekels hauling lumber `to Bryson's
bridge, 'N 3 51
Joseph Eberly do. 7 95
John Sprout d 0.4 80
John %Ammer do. 8 21
Daniel Lehman for work laying floor at Bry
son's bridge, 42 623%
Jacob Meiley, for joist and 'plank for Bry
son's bridge. • 120 00
William Breen for 10.000 chestnut shingles
for Miller's bridge, ' 60 00
Cornelius Kennedy for 6,000 chestnut shin
gles and hauling 10.000, 54 00 ,
Andrew 'Kauffman far scantling for Bryson's i
bridge, 1 49
Jacob Bretz for repairs (km at Aloicander7s
. bridim,s 00
Henry Funk for plank and putting sametii
Alexander's bridge. 1 00
Henry Kuntz for repairs done at Alexander's
bridge, 6 51
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APPROPRIATIONS.
Cumberland and Union Fire companies, , 30 00
CM=
John Iteefein and ether assessors, fur sem i ctri
rendered for \zt...._mr_
ELECTIONS.
John Diller and other officers of the general
and township elections for 1854, 848 83
rvran BUILDI NG S.
John Ilalbort fur repairs of cornice of Court
room, 40 00
Francis liosensteel for painting. Court rorun, 41 00
Moon.l 6 Morris firr StoVO; stove rapo..t.c., 47 Ki! z iry
Jacob Flenard 1 year's salary, as keeper of
public building, 65 00
Lydia Wrirlch and M. L. Dunbar for clean
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in 4 Court rooin, 13 60
Wm. 'Breeze fig- blarksudth's wail: done at
lock-up, 6 00
Jefferson Worthington for awing clonii at
Court I louse, • 2 50
Charles Weirich and J. Flenaril for slinking
. . _
. . .
carpet of Court room. ' 1 00
Frederick Bentz for mending locks at Court
Ihmse. 4 30
Andrew Hecker for mending lock of lock-up, • 1 50
A. F. Lyno for repairs of spouting. Re., 2 57 1 /,
Barney Carney for whitewashing lock-up. 1 50
Peter Hutshall - fUr repairs done at Court
House, 1 00
I=
John Bubb, Esq., and others, amount of their
respective county bonds, 4,3811 00
Carlisle Deposite Bank, amount of loans ob
tained, 3,000 00
Carlisle Deposit() Bank, amount of discount
or renewal, 31 00
Adam Peffer; Win. Kerr and others, amount
of interest on bonds, 722 24
M ISC ELL , of Eocrs
Henry Saxton, for Hardware, 4 65%
Hoover. for Ktmie coal for Court House, 34 25
... .
.loseph May, for shovelling (:now. 3 00
Joseph Murphy, hauling coal ashes, . 100
John B. Britton. postage for county, 0 50
James Martin, for boxing tress at Court
liouso, 73
Joseph May, Pm trimming trees. 1 00
%VIM Line, for Linden trees and planting, 1 50
J. E. Fuller. for computing scale, 6 00
I. Ring.walt and .1. Gregg, assisting to pre
pare duplicates, 53 75
Mrs. Mary Moudy, for cleaning Court at, •
I louse, 8 00
John Woods, for stationery. 4 50
George Craighead, for services as assessor, . 404
John M. G regg, for services and expenses
going to Baltimore on.county business, 12 45
,Tames Armstrong, expanses to Goldsboro'
and Philadelphia on county business,2o 20
Gm. W. Hither, for 30 yds. cotton duck, for
hammocks, 12 50
A. S. Lyne, for repArs of door, shutters, and
latch, and 10 wash basins, 7 1234
Joseph May and Thomas James, Ow cleaning
well at Jail. 10 00
Win. Randolph, for 100. bushels of charcoal,
for Court House, 7 70
Geo. W. Hilton, for horse and carriage hire, 13 00
Adam Sensaniamtbr horse and carriage hire, 35 50
Samuel Martin, for screening and putting
in coal, , ' 2 50
_
Wm. S. robean, Esq.. amount of advance
ment by him to County Treasury, 3.15 25
Mrs. Mr [mister: cleaning out Jail, .10 00
Cumberland Valley R. It., freight on coal, 22 50
John !larder, furnishing grass seed for Jail
yard: 75
Samuel Taylor, and other collectors amount
of abatements allowed tax payers, .1,406 00
Sundry persons, premiums ou fix and other
scalps. 77 I* . .i
Constables, for making returns to Court, 2t: c. 70 08
INQUESTS.
Joseph C. Thompson, Justice !Amplertier,
and Justice Middleton, fees and Jtirors
pay, for holding inquests on dead bodies, 151 'OIN
A REFUNDED TANEY.
Wm. S. Colman, Esq., and others, amount of
taxes erroneously assessed, 10 00
Total amount,
By amount on Commissioners' orders, $43,734 20 1 %
County Treasurer's commission nt 134 per
cent., 650 01
Outstanding taxes unpaid by Collectors, 0,076 57
Collectors' fees, 6 per rent., 1,081 47
Exonerations, 260 37
Balance in bands and duo county by Treas. 7,084 003
DR.
To amount of receipts for A. D. 1854, $9,072 63
CINOEILLAND COUNTY, ES. ii
We, the Commissioners of Cumberland
i v; , i 1;" county„do certify and submit the foregoing.
1 , as a correct statement of the receipts and
expenditures of the county aforesaid, from
the Ist day of January to the 31st day of December. A.
1). 1854, Inclusive, as also a schedule of the outstanding
County taxes in the boroughs and townships therein
stated. together with a Atatement of expenditures under
each head of appropriation made by the Commissioners,
in compliance with the requisitions contained in the
22d and 23d sections of an act of Assembly of-this Com
monvalth, passed the 15th day of April, Al).. 1834.
Witness our hands and seal at Carlisle, this linst day
of January, A. D. 1855.
JOIN DOllll
J. ARMSTI NO,
CEO. 51.0 ADAM,
COIIIIIIISH otters of Cumberland Co.
Test—WM. RILEY, Clerk.
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CUMBETITAND COUNTY, 89.
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Cumberland county,
met according to law, and having been sw,,rn, proceeded
to examine the accounts and vouchers of N. W.iWoode,
Ekq., Treasurer of said county, from theist day efannu
nry to the 81st day of December, A. D. 18f4, inclusive,
do certify that we find' stn of seven thousand six
hundred and eighty-four dollars and three-fourths cents
due by said Treasurer to the coltity aforesaid, as will
appear by the foregoing exibit ef kaid account..•
testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our hands
at Carlisle,. this twentieth day of January, A. D. c n
thousand eight hundred and fifty-live.
J. 8. Dil AW BA ran ?.
ISA AC R N A IT.
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JACOB I , IEINMAN,
Auditors of Ctuninnitind Comity.
itattiolc
N. W. WOODS Esq., Treasurer. in conformity with the 10th section of nn Act of Assembly, entitled "An Act to
revise the I.o ' llitia System, Ac.," passed the 30th day" of April, 1853, &dints the following account:
77 ',O
20 00
To amount of outstanding Militia fines fur 1553 and previous years, as per last annual settliturrent
by County Auditors,
To amount of Militia tines returned fur 1851, as per duplicates to wit,
Schedule of AIM
.
Township. I C(lleetors Names. re,' Anitoninplicate.lAni t reeek ea t'oiltefees,Ain't Lxoner's Anil muster .
Dickinson. John Houston. 1847 1 69" 50 28 03 147 • 40 00
N.Cumberland, Joseph Musser, i 18 00 . 13 00
N. Middleton, Samuel Allen, 1 .30 00 , 215 285 25 00
Allen, Jacob Ceoyer, 1848' 112 00 • 26 75 575 . 79 80
E. Penusboro',Jacob Longnorker. 108 50 31 95 3 55 73 00
N. Cumberland, Joseph M usser, . 1849 21 50 , . 21 50
Newvlllo, John Moore. • 13 50 568 82 700
W. Penusboro', Edward Philips, 1850, 78 50 78 50
Shippensburg, -James (tricker, i 340 B4O
Monroe, Jacob Morrett, 1852) 38 00 ''7 45 355 700
1
N. Cumberland, Owen James,l9 00 10'93 Ed 750
Lower Allen, John O. Heck, 1853 1
24 50 10 08 2 42 12 00
Carlisle, . Sanel 11, 0 - Mild,* 60 00 al 00
Dickinson. Jos. A. Weakley, 84 50 84 50
E. Pennsbom', William Saddler, 53 50 30 88 372 10 00
Frankford, • William Strohm, 2 (1 00 •18 70 230 500
liampdon, . Anderson C. Orr, 30 '5O 225 28 25 ,
1{„ p ' David Hoover, 24 00 15 15 1 85 7 00
Nlechanicsburg, Henry F. Fells, 56 00 262 400 49 88
Monroe, John Struck, 4l 450 26 48 4 02 10 50
Newton, . Chr. Mellinger, 40 00 10 87 163 27 50
N. Cumberland, Charles W. un. 15 50 15 50
Newville, John Clyler.jr., 23 00 19 4S 1 02 1 50
N. Middleton, David Williams, 55 00 - 30.08 382 .20 50
Silver Spring, Charles Shriner, 50 50 25 25 3 71' 21-50
Southampton, Samuel Taylor, 61 00 ' 51 77 273 650
ShipponsWg tp. Jeremiah Allen, 850 618 32 200
S. Middleton, Samuel Clinic, 85 77 61 45 4 82 19 50
W. l'ennsboro', Henry Bear, 28 440 11 55 245 14 00 .
~L ower Allen, Henry Darr, 18544 62 50 42 28 2 22 8 00 . .
Upper Allen, Jacob L. Zook,* '5B 00 13 86„ . 44 14
Carlisle, ' J. C. Thompson,* 92 50 25 75 267 30 00 *” 25 08
Dickinson. Samuel Herten'. 88 00 118 43 1 307 .20 50
E. Pennsboro', Adam Eslinger, 80 50 40 00 40 50 '
Frankford, WillianfOraham, - 40 00 36 10 1 00 2 00
Ilampden, Daniel Peitz. 66 50 49 88 2 62 14 00
Ilopewell, John Elliott,* 46 00 . 20 00 17 00
Mifflin, John Perry,. 37 50 23) 93 1 57 6 00
Mechanicsburg, tleorge Wehber r t, 59 50 • 49 40 2 (30 750
Monroe, ' . Moses Bricker, 71 50 61 75 325 650
Nee ton, David Baker, ''" 52 00 -' 52 00
N. Cumberland, Lewis Willett, IS. 00 14 60 90 250
Newcille, Itobert„Mel Y er. . ' 28 4 , 0 10 00 - • 13 00
N. Middleton, - John.ll. Spahr, 75 50- - .-4511.- - -. _ _ 30 39
Silver Spring. :. Henry Hiekernell. 95 00 71 2' 375 20 00
Southampton. lienry"B.lloC/I, 36 50 30 40 160 450
Shippensburg, Samuel Hollar, 03 110 36 I() 26 90
Shippensb'g, tp. Wilstin Snodgrass. " 350 333 17
S. Middleton. Jacob Notrsinger, 115 50 100 88' 6 62 3 30 "
W. Palsboro', Benj. McKeehan, ' cloo 57 00 300 700
, 1
, $2,515 17 $1,262 41 I $O3 22 , ' $584 25 , $575 29
430 pcm
Those marked thus * Mace slime Ist of January, 1555, paid In full
By amount outstanding :Militia Fines. firr 1854, and previous years subject to commissions,
Exonerations allowed Collectors fur 1854, and previous years,
Collectors' commissions for 1854, and previous years,
Printing :Military statement of 1853,
Brigade Inspector, Samuel Crop. salary. fie,
Ringgold Artillery Compaoy. appropriation due for years 1853-4,
Onion Guards. appropriation due for years 1852-34,
Springfield Light Infantry, appropriation due for years 18534,
Carlisle Light Infantry, appropriation due for fear 1854, -
Adamantine Guards, appropriation due fOr year 1154,
County Commissioners, on military business,
Patties Burnett. assessor of Monroe township,
Jacob Long, assessrir of. Lower Allen to)N
Samuel Albright, assessor of Hampden township,
John Erfbrd, is sower of East Penitsborough township,
Joseph Eichelberger. assessor of Silver Spring township,
James Graham, assessor of Frank - ford towositip,
Andrew Frazier, assessor of Shippensburg township,
Henry A. Thrush, assessor of Shippensburg borough,
3lichael 'Zeigler, assessor of Newville,
William Duncan, assessor of Southampton, for 1819,
John Westhenheitier. assessor of Nee ton township,
bavid-Eituniller, assessor Seuthatnpton township,
Cyrus ltelnard. assessor of West Penusbon; township,
John Corson, assesvior of llopewell township,
Frederick Cornwall, assessor of Carlisle,
J. S. Hostetter. assessor, f Mechanicsbueg,
Jaco Sweitzer. assessor of New C Berland,
Jacob Urich, assessor of ['mow Allen township,
George D. Craighead. assessAr of South :Middleton township,
John Beotem, :isscssur of Dickinson township,
Jacob Outshall, assessor of North 'Middleton township,
Balance due Military Fund. in hands of County Treasurer,
County Treasurer's commission on payment of $1,2t2 49,
Cumberland County, ss.
We, the undersigned Auditors of Cumberland county, elected and sworn according to law, in accordance with the
Act of Assembly of the 30th of April, A. D, 1863. having examined the above account of N. W. Woods, Esq., Trea.
surer for the county aforesaid in the matter of Milhia taxer, do find the same correct as above stated
Witness our hands at Carib& this 18th day of January, A. D. 1865.
LIST OF SALES OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY BY WM. C. HOU:Wit, Auctioneer.
January 25—Elizabeth Aughlnbaugh,
44 26 Do. 1)o.
31—Satu uel Etter.
February 4- Peter Miller.
li—John
44 - In—Samuel Smith..
" 12—John Ditmer.
" 13—Elizabeth Iluncbarger.
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" 14—Michael flawFon.
15.—Jae..b Plank.
" 16—(ieor);v Rupp.
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" 4 17—Chrlstlan (Mine.
" • 10—John F. ilup.h. '
"
243-Samuel Ring, I)oceased:
" 21—William Porter.
" 22—Jacob Longenecker.
4, 23—Toblas Miller.
'" 24—John 1.. Sadler.
20—George L. Lichtenberger.
4, 27—John Ehrhart.
" 28—Jacob
March I—Adam Gibler.
Stayman.
3-1/iivid
I.—Andrew Sonsernan.
6—John Duffee.
" 7—Abraham Sulonbarger.
" B—Ell (lntble.
4—John Brandt.
-" In— Ito. 'Do
" 12-11..nry AVlllt.
" It. O. 'Voting,.
" 14—James NlcLure.
llouser.
" Hl—Samuel Slim pp.
" 17-I%llllBms Brownout!II.
" 19—Pat hi Martin.
" 20-311(.11nel Landes.
" 21—Samuel Albright
" 22-3acob Erfort.
" 23-11aniel Kaufnuum
4, 24—J. H. Klein.
" 241—Itenjaruln Shun.
" 27—Henry Landes.
" 28—Joseph Mack. V
" 20--John F. Sphr;
tt it [Jan 17,1855
$43,734 203
$63,072 Oa
Ql - 4.lLt INC- OFF AT COST.—Tho sub
-13 scriber Intending to cluing?) his business, has com
menced selling elf his large audsplendld stock of Wilder
ponds at cost for cash. Illost of this stock has been pur
chased this fall, in Now York and Philadelphia, at the
lowest cash prices. Purchasers eau therefore save money
by calling soon, and at the same time hacu the largest
and best stitch of goods to select from, in the town or
county. In this stock will be found some fresh
cLinnES, Cai4,llllerS ' ('assinets, Veatlngs, Superior
white, red and yellow Flannels; red; green; blue, drab
and grc'Y Sick Flannels; Ribbons and Flowers; elegitut
now styles barred Cashmere, De [mines and De Barges;
Fronch Merinos, Paramet trot and Alpacints; elegant Bro
rho and Blanket SHAWLS, Ladles, Cloths and' Silk
*Velvet for Mantles, Calicoes, (linghems, Muslim?,
&c.—
Also, a large and new stock of BOOTS ANI) SHOES, a
lot•of new and well made CLOTMINO.
Now is the time to got goods cheap. All are invited
to call and examine for themselves.
CHAS.
. Carlisle, Dem '2O, 1854.
MILITIA'' ACCOUNT.
is Fines, ON.llll,iting the amount of dupliont es. amount
of Uolloetors' fees aml amount outstanding, ns pnr
DR
received, amount exonerated, amount
annexed tale:
1 CR
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twit) far toy restoration makes nm ardently desire that
all my sex, alike unfo,rituate, may find sure relief from
this inestimable medicine.
ELIZABETH A. NEWLAND,
No. JO West-st., Utica, N. Y.
The above statement I know to be true.
- F. P. NEWLAND, M. D., Utica, N. Y.
I have no hesitation in saying, Dr. MarchisTs Uterine
Catholicou Ic invaluable in uterine diseases generally
I have used it in Fluor Albus, Amenerrimt, Prolnpsus
Uteri, and in cases of extensive ulceration of the Vagina
and os uteri. It is worthy of the notice'of the Faculty.
JOIIN C. ORRICK, M. 1)., Baltimore, Md.
Let all interested call and obtain a pamphlet (free)
containing ample prOof. from the most respectable
sources, of the beneficial. results- of its use; together
with letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have used it in their practice, and speak from their own
observations.
Ara'B. J. ItlErenn, Druggist, N0t2441 'lgnorer streot,
solo Agent for Carlisle, Pa.
J. B. IditelllST A: CO., Propriotors.
Central 'Depot, 304 Broadway, N. V.
January '24, 1805-01 n
OUS. DE BEG ES.—Just received
another lot of Cheap Do Deges, Detallies and Par.
mao a Clotho. [novlsl O. 111TNElt.
r 0 LET.—The property situate on
Main Street, near the Railroad bridge Into the
property of Jnmes Thompson, deed., is oderml FOR
RENT from the Ist of Moil next. For terraenquire of
,Cirll3lo, Jan. 17; 1551 = 3t11. 'OAXTON:
$1273 07
1241...,,,)
$.2515 1;
$1,515 17
J. 11. DRAW BAUGH,
18A AC 1:1N111SALT,
JACOB STEINMAN,
Auditors of Cumberland county
I3DITOIt'S NOTlet.—The under
signeauppolnted Auditor by ,the Oiphans reurt of
ittiuberland e,wity. to marshal] the ass. thin ttd. hands
of Christian Bond erger, Adadolsttator f Christian
• llek, deceased, to and anudig the creditors of ' , aid de
cedent. gives notice, that he will attend to the dole ae
signrd td hint at his office in Carlisle, on 11 }AIN Y
the 21 t 1 day of February A. 11. lt.ts, between the hours
of ten o'clock lit the fbrucc andtwo wood.i u th e a fter
neon. on or before which day thogehneir;f a:MA t
Said deceased the same pr, penly,nrthe,.ti
cated t, him for adjustment.
IV. M. I'F.N
Jai. 7, Auditor:
411-izzhippensturg News insert three Hums and ,tad
. bill to auditor before day of !Meeting.
4 UI)ITORS NOTICE.—In. the mat
t\
u
Iv ter of the p talon of P H
Poi ert a M
ys and It. . I ler,
derson, lluardian of Mary W. Hays and John !Tays., f r
a
a citation to Join Stewart. administrator of Jn flays,
kreased. to settle the account of his Intestate as g a...
Wan of the said no4st, Mary and John.
The undersigned . editor appointed by the Orphars
court„ to report the !acts, and an nerotint, if tit faits
show that respondent ought to :Lemont, will attend to
the duties of his app.dniment nt his office. In the I er
'ough of Carlisle, on TIIVIII-DAY the Ist of 3!tirchjle‘t,
at lo ti clock A. M. t‘ hen and where all parties inter sit d
are hereby notified to attend.
Feb. sth. '55
UDITORS NOTICE.—H • a v i no- been
j . - appointed by , the Orphans Court of Cuml erlai. d
‘..
county to distribute the balance in the hand f .1, lin
A aid, Esq. administrator of t'ainuel Mealier. late .•1 I , b.h . •
!TIMM township. deceased, to and among. the, t o dif.
I will attend fo \ ttint r u r pc.u. at my lON. in Carib.!e.
on TITI:SDAV,vtIie 113th day of March next.
Feh. ith.'ss. - It. M. lIENDERS6N..
_
\
TOTICE.-At a stated 01Titans court
Legal) en TUESDAY. the 26th day of Deteml.er A.
I. Isa 4, and holden at Carlisle. in and fin• Cund.erhin 1
county. t,etore the lion. James II Graham. Preside". t
Judge. mill Samuel Wocdburn and Jchn Hupp. I'Fittlii.,.
AF.goVilltll Judges, ac., the following proceedings wele
Hein, to wit: -
"
In the matter of the, writ of Partition and Valualir
on the Real Estate of Elizabeth Shenk Isle of Dichitl. n
township, deecased, the same having 1 con ram tied 1 y
seph MeDarniond, high Sheriff of Cumberland county.
duly executed,
Now to wit, 2eth December. lkfol. Inquisition cotf fr.-
ed and Rule on the heirs and parties in, interest't p.
pear at the DC:\ t stated Orphans court, and take :
fuse to take, otherwise to show rause why the ci tnt
should not order the property to be sold. Notice to I e
served personally on the parties residing withib ty
miles and,by publication - hi one . 111..\l'SPIIPOr011 . tilt Ft• it
siding beyond forty
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand
and the seal of said court, at Callisle, on no , l!e.th day
ofneeember, A. D. IFlit
Jo IIN NI.-OREGG, Clerk Orphans C , mt."
NOTICE.—To the Heirs and icgal
Representatives of George l'cogh, late of the e, I.n
ty of Cumberland, deceased. Take notice that by c irt ue
pot a writ of Partition and Valuation issued out of tie
Orphans Court of Cumberland county, and to me dirt , t
ed. I will hold an Inquest to divide, part or value the
real estate of said deceaied, on the premises, on T ?UR S
DAY,. the sth day of March, A. I). 1855, at 10
A. M. when and whore you may attend if you ti.uak
proper. JOSEPH McDARNIOND, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Feb. 7th ,55
1,, _ 4 -I .X.ECUTOILS NOTICE. —Let ters
4
Testamentary having teen Issued to the sot ,r -
.rs, under the will of George A. Lyon Esq., deed.. lute
of the borough of Carlisle: all persons having Hamill
apillSt the estate of the said de-edent, are requested to
make known the same, and those indebted, to n.al.e
payment without delay to. .1(dIN LYON, Bedford
ALEX P. LYON. l'ittsbmv
Exerutors.
Ct. Jan. 31st '55
F4STATE OF MARTHA BOWMAN
deceased.—Notice is hereby given that letteis rf
administration on the estate Marti a Bowman. late
Fran I: ford township. Cumberland county. deceased. ha, e
lien granted by the Register cf shid county to the tub
scriber residing in the camp township. All per 14 . 11 F 1,-
dub Led to said estate are required to malio immediate
payment amid those having claims to present, them A r
settlement to JAMES L. McDOW ELL,
jautti Adstur.
2 32
4 14
3 No
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, 1 STATE OF SUSANNAH AL—
,
BRIGHT, DECl'D.—Letters of Administrathm a n
tho Estate of sus n Tina h Albright ; dee'd., late of Tort
Penfisbortmgh township. Cumberland econty. hal e
been issued to the subscriber residing in the san:e n-
Shlp, to whom all persons haring elahns against the
said estate will present them for settlement and tht er
Indebted make I.ayment.
Jan. 24,1855 MICHAEL ALBRIGHT, Adm'r.
3 111
472 87
12 C 2
"LEAD QUARTERS, FIRST 8111-
GADE, 15th Division, Grid. Militia of l'enn'a.
BRIGADE ORDER NO. 1.
I herehly assuthe command of the Ist Brigade 15th Pl
- Unird Militia of Pennsylvania haring teen elec
ted and commissioned Brigade General of said Brigade.
And reposing full confidence In the Integrity patriotism
and military talents of the following named gentlemen.
1 have thought proper to assign them the follow log
stall appointments, 'NU: CO! IL It. McCulloch ihigade
Major. Capt. Moses Bricker 1!, Igade Quarter Master. and
Col. IL B. Rebuck Aid-de-camp. Also the follow kg Fm
eril umeries, slz Maj. G McFarland, Capt G.Crop. Lit ut.
Joseph Itamp,ftti Litt. Edward Lamonte,Alds,do-camp.
All of whom will be eyed and respected accordingly.
DAVID WHERRY.
Brigade General Ceneng Brigade.
Newburg. Jan 20, 1855.
ITUSSEI''S REAPER !
:coml.: To I:*AIIMERS.
The undersigned respectfully informs the Farling , : of
this and the adjoining counties, that ho continues to
nomitfacture ino-re extensively than met.; 0, Hussey's
celebrated REAPER AND MOWINO MACHINE, new
SO generally In use, at his owl, three quarters of a mile
north of Hanover. Farmers wishing to engage It Reap
er, or a Reaper and Mower combined, for the next etlir-
WM, can have their orders_ filled with promptness by
sending' them on immediately. The prices of these ma
chines are 1115 follows:
Nora Reaper, - - . .tlOO
For a Reaper and Mower, fr.•ln • - - $lO5 to 125
09_ Address too through the .11anover Post Unlit,
York county, Pa. CONRAD MOUL.
jan3l-5m
.OFF AT COST,.! .
BARGAINS! BARGAINS i BARGAINS!
The tattscribers. Intending to leave this plate. offer
their entire stock of DRY. GOODS AND GROCERIES at
first cost. It consists of
LADIES' DRESS DOODS.—Pitio all wool DeMines and
Cashmeres, De lieges, French Ifferittoes ' Black and Fancy
Dress Silks, Handsome Delniues from S to 20 cents ler
yard.
EMBROIDERIES.—A largo assortment of Swiss atd
Jaconet Spencers, Undersleeves, Collars, lintlihms, Etr ,
'
logs Insertings, Re. Illourning Spencers and Collmr,
and Embrsddered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs.
1311 AW 1.5.-11ands?mo Loug and Square flack, Figured
and Thibot Shawls. .
INNIESTICS.CIoths. Cass'metes, Sattlnetts, Ken
tucky`.Jeans, Unsays, Muslins, Checks, Tlcktnps, Cali
coes, Flannels, &c. &c.
Also, a large assortment of Gldves, Cotton, Cashmere,
and Woollen lions, Cloth Caps, illankots, see.
01t1;g1Elii ES.—Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Spices, .t,c.
Wolimite 0110 and all to come and exitnine our stack,
as nue; Is the tints to purchase cheap goods.
& CAMPBELL.
S. W: Corner of N. Hanover and 14utlfer streets.,
Nov. 29, 1854.
2000 TONSLIME AND
- mvi: COAL, now on hand and
receiving at the following prices:
Dauphin' Limo Cc7al - - - $0 50 to 300
Stove,
- - - • 300t0450
Lyllens Valley Limo - -- - -, 2_15 00 .
o Stove - - - - 400 to — 4 - 75
Pine Grove Lime - , - ' - - 376 to 400
ll itovo 4 60 to 5 00
Pittston Stove Ceal - - - '•,5 00 to 550
lihteltsmith's Coal per bushel, ' - - 22 to 25cte.
tr....,..A150 LUMBER oral' kinds. Common lloardswid
Scantling from $lO to. $lB per 100 feet. First,pacupea
and Panel according to quality.
dezl3—Jut S. M. ILOOVERt..
10 0 A LC , 44: 1
:i..177-s. •
M
atotice6.
.1.:. COLW ELI
. A uditj.r.
TTIE COULT