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PHILADELPHIA DIARICET-
PIIILADELPnIA, Monday, -Febr. 12
Cloverseed is wanted, but at 4 price below
the views of holders ) and $6,50 per bus. has
,been freely offered and refused to-day for
prime lots. Flour is about ,scattonary, but
the marketli very quiet to day; and shipping.
brands are firm at $9 per bhl. The, only
sales we hear of are in a smaltway, fur home
use, within the range of $9 a 10,25 per bbl.
for common to extra and fancy family brands.
Rye Flour and Corn Meal are also quiet at
previous quoted rates. Grain—ThPre is very
little utfering, and the sales of Wheat are
limited to 12 a 1501) bu. good Penn'a red, in
lots, mostly at 215 c, delivered; white is held
at 225 e, Without sales. Rye is about statio
nary ; the last-sales were at 123a124c. Corn
i.i wanted, but buyers and•sellefs are apart in
th e i r views, and.only some 2a3000 bus. Petal%
yAlow were disposed of at 97 ets, in store.
tats are steady, with further small sales of
L'onn'a at 511 e, from store.
DAM TIDIORE DI A ItIKE T
BALTIMORE, Monday, Febr. 12.
"l'hortr - 2t - N1 Mi.:AL—There £were stiles this
iruinr. on early 'change, of 1,300 bbis
IN).lrd street Hotta, being a settlement. at
U. On late 'change the market was very
No sales all oward street brand',
o I !en fow buyers. who were not dispased to
"• r over s.•ylo. A sale of 200 bhls City
I,.is favorite brands, at $ 371 - 0
bbl, on
n t,Miller & Co., elos._l qoiet. Rye Flom
; lthl. Corn Meal—We qnote country.
t I rd.l, and city do. at $1 73 y bbl. S nail
1 1 1 11N AND SEE ' DS.—Whettt--:Th ' e suplilY
rc light ; only 50 bushels is white and
1 r l olll,red—no sales. The roaikot i 3
:it 1. I)::rit2 25 , and red at 1 900‘.52
1 : Corn—N sales reported. There
: 1 34)0 Int-Aids in all off-dretly
1 t i
lof white and It:300 of yellow. lioldors
were asking an advance on the last
which was 90 cents. We quote white
6, -is cents 0 bushel, notnihal. Oats
. 1 . '10:'0 wore 3000 bushels offered, and sales
Pennsylvania at 520154 cents- We quote
lan:land Oats nominal at 52 cents - 0
bush.
1:,-o . --TILire were 800, bushels offered,' no
Seed.s.—The market is steady. A
:Co Uni ( ) prilild 110 V Clover at $7.
V e quote sti .50. and small lots from
uis at $3 75. Titnotlii 3 25®53 50.1),
Mo:o:AN• Fouxo--The Mas )hie Min.&
..11,1141tes a rather curioils'story, to the effect
:at Morgan, who, it was alleged, was mur
-I..;red by the'Free Masons for disclosing their
eerots, has been found in Smyrna in Turkey;
I.at he now goes by the name of Mustapha,
ml is engaged in teaching the English lau
-tago. The authority given for this report
s one Joseph A. Bloom. According to the
• irror, this man Bloom met Morgan at a
louse in Smyrna, to whom the latter gave a
letailed account of his adventures. It. is
Wed that Morgan left the country in the
hip Mervine, which sailed frim Boston to
.:nvrtia, and helonged to the firm of Lang-
S. Co. The captain's name of the Mer
i::e wat Welch, It matters little ndw, per
: a IH, wheiter the story be true or false.
13Loony A MAY.--The "Afarshall (Texas)
?..-pubiicaut! gives account of on affray in a
•:sik - irg house at Sugar Lisll,Passola county,
.1 which three men were killed, stud another
eiperately, if not mortally wounded. Two
n-n, Glass and Grain, were about to- use
-iitols on each other—an old man named
"cary, the only' sober man, except some
tranqers, interfered, and was shot dead by
;Isis. Young Yeary killed Glass, and' an
ther Glass was killed by others while at
mpting to kill young Ycary, who was badly
'o,stided.
I:I , FERING AMONG GERMAN' EMIGRANTS.—
.. 10G' families of newly arrived German emi
rrants have b:en found in Allegheny city,
'a., who were in a shocking state of desti :
ution. They lauded t , I I IN. York, and had
Daly money enough to J . ,their way to. Pitts•
urg. On the road io . men denied them-
fo:id in order to give it to their wives
arl children. Nevertheless, four of the lat
er have (lied from suffering, slid one of the
.iris have been carried to the City Hospital
0 a hopeless condition.
The subscriber has just
.1,1 to his fouier awe!: a general selection of C1101(1:
it.l^P.llll;: 4 , a.: well as all the other variety of articles
--- Nwsuilly kept in a timeery Since, embracing Ilia
'olTee—roasted and green—at 12M and 14 cents
.0r11,,, (Winans, Clarified, Crushed and 'Pulverized
-+ ll .;egars, of 11 nu Chorohttes, Spires, fairy
alt., and a variety hf Panry artielesoill , of which are
...wed at We lowest cash paves. We are thankful for the
former situp wt given us, and invite a farther call from
our friends and ettstmners. J. IV. EDY.
‘larion Hall, Carlisle.
OE
)LAC-4..,'5311.'111..'S COAL. - 5,000
,ilushOs s itlarkswiltles C6al, a first ratearticlo 10-
010111.' Alia firr halo by
Janl7 310
ItOCHE SILA.WLS.---A. lot of .....ono•
and Squitre ltr3c . he Shawls. • Also, blanket SIlaW/H
i s t vod frOnt. New York and selling very low at the
cap Ntore 04 •
itovB
, 14; 611 the attention of the public t
. . myrADLE °ARDEN Olt FIRE ENGINE, for::I
V
at !ring g.trJ'ii or oXtitigulsbing 11r08. An oxeellont
•t1 , 1,i, nest, cheap nod o.nvolilunt.. t):t} wil at
r 1
nv1 ,7 1 151
SAXTON'S.
--)o(yrs AND MMES.—A very large
ass . n . ctitont of 11-lota and Shoos of ovorrdeserlp
1 0,10ived.:10Li selling vory, cheap.
vet '5l. • CIIAILLE..S
ACI f
nrticlu of OIL for grAising marble
oivud awl for cilo eboap F
ill& Id
EAS COFFEE-
W. B. MURRAY, Agt
"LIAS FIQILIt
OG I LB Y
iillpOrt
0, Just re-
LTONS.
Stores ant SOops.
STYLE OF HATS for 1854.
E KELLER respectfully announces to his
and-the public generally that he has just re
the ,FALL STYLE OF GENTI.ESLEN'S
, manufactured ut one of the best establish
in Philadelphlq, to which ho invites special
itfeutl, n
Ile has also constantly on hand a large and varied lir
sertinent of his own manufacture as well as city made
Hilts and Vaps, suitable 11,1. the Season, comprising every
variety of Russia, heaver, .)loloshin and Silk Ilats, fin
ished in the latest style, together with a full assortment
if CAI'S of ci cry Fll4po and dCseription, and it every
pile... Ile .particularly Invites the public to roll Lou: ex
amine his exoensivu assortment, irliliii hi style, mate
ritl 'zind finish, cannot be surpassed by any In market,
And V, Well held able to put at prices lower titan ever.
Remember his old stand on North Hanover street, be
tween Humor's and Senur's stores.
FALL STYLE OF HATS & CAPS.
w3l. it. TROUT, desires to inform his old friends
,that he has removed to ails new establitallllmllt on High
street: near the Itallrt.ad Dept, and is now opening a
r 4) large and elegant assortment of the VA 1.1. STYLE
eta ILAT:t3, just received from Philadelphia, which
the gt,entlenten of Carlisle aro requasted learn and
examine. Ile has alb} a large ass.attment of Silk, nut
:130 Slouch Hats ite his own manufficture, got up itt the
I :style and at various prices, the exe - ellettee and finish
m which ho will warrant. Ills stock he is confident on
ly needs to be examined to I e approved. a large
,apply of Men's, Boy's and Children's CAPS, of Ch , th
and Fur, and of every variety of style and price just re
.mived from Philadelphia. Let all who want a lint Mt
'ap give him a call, as they may he sure of being suit
ed to their own satisfaction.
latt
riIIINA, ANI) QIII4,F,NS
k) \V AR E—Old houselivepOrs and young, oltit thaw:
ismw 110 are expecting to become heusekeepers, are Bildt
eil to call 'at liAl.BElt'l".9 FAMILY 0 IinCERY and ex
amine b oleg'ant susoknient if Clibia.l ilass and Queens
ware :inapt her articles In the housekeeping lino, s u ch
as Fr •nch and English tea sots, heavy handed and plain,
Whitsbiranite. glided and blue plain, Dinner sets of ev
ery i .trkty and price, bowls end pitchers, tureens, dish
s, Ac. Elass•ware—ventre. table and mantel lamps,
Candelabras and, other hoops. great rarity. table and hit.
tuialders, grabbers, ke. Fruit :insl preserve dishes. in Va
rioty. Cedamware ; —tmbs, buckets, churns. bon Is, butter
poi its and ladles, meal buckets, A:e. Brushes—sweeping,
white wash, scrubbing. hand and shoe hrtL hro, dusters,
ke. Market. clothes and travelling - baskets.
A:s ach doe assortment of To hares snob t , egars. ('all
ye islee anti fond of eh , der brands of Seger': and try the
Itealias.Steffanimis and id lierEnbaA arietics,
and tint will lint them of -unimpeachable quality. ,11Iso
half lot Common L'egars, with choke snuff and
rdoovin
„-,,-„,_, _ ii ,1.),,,_,,,.1-F.•• 'l.l-1,6.1(-)N'-
~., PA PER. ~,:..=-••_
• e; ,-...•'.:-.--, I
:I 11l j lIA, 11'1,01 ill,' no' Fall
• • - i 1 1 1 , r.-_-,-.- - -, -
,„.
,•110 FACINES .i.,-1, ,,, .., 'tuck of PAPER. II ANG !NOS,
Illr.t. ,- — • -- •. iiirli surpass in style. :luallty
'"'' '"`•'' --1111 prier irrr:. - that - 11.18 e - el - cm
iiiiiill 1, /IOW( t -, i ill I'arlill, I rl,liNstfilily soli , it ii rall
:rout 1 , 1, ,, 11 , In Willa of Paper Hangings of any descrip
tion, :14 I illii v.:tide:lt by a44urtment Er snrinvse• any
tu.t.lo• thwiutglt: and in style mist price , has lilt few ri
vals In the rity. I only not :4 tiro pullte to eat] and I.X.
Amin. Elty .:, , rtuntnt. 144. re Turd/I:king. as I tun 1;o1111.•
dent my ,haste tleklou, c•atuid Ertl to pleilse the in: st
fusti:ll,us
3011 N P. I.l'N E.
West side of North Ilanover titreet
I-0 0 K 0 1.1 'l' 1 N 'l''lN E '.—Cholern-
A morhus, Dysentery, - Diarrhiva, ,t.e., ere mahing
their I,ppearaue. Vim know the remedy. If you hire
toy re , zard for the weilfire of ynurselr, your wire. or y.m e
.1111,1itin, supply yourselves with BEECII EICS 31AT1 . 11-
I,E-;: , CORDIAL, otherwise elide the mosey nonce re
sulthm from 41 1.114,1e.1 :1111101•011,•,. to 1.1,1 , [ll3,•kory. Ills
•• Matchless Remerly" can be had at the Drim ; 4 t' re ..f
B. J. rt IF:Ft-En.
s..uta, ll,.inver street, a few . doors south of the Court
i l o use, Carlisle.
I) OUTS A N 1) SITOES. TI
1) or has noir on hand a ter n extoilisi ,
. .. . .... .
enc.! st,ok a 0 Ti'and 9 it tl E K ,
iviiioh he will sell at unuuially low pric
es. Purchased from wbrAlcsale dealers.
at fo~c rate,, ho can otter such induce
ments to purchasers as will make it their interest torts-,
It his establishment. lie tuts every article in the Duet
and Thom line—for Ladies' or Gentlemens' wear—he
theref ,ro deems it mine:vagary to particularly.c.
Persons klestrin; good and cheap goods are vit
,d to give him a call
,fitrailttre t .
) 13E1{T B. SMILEY, CA BIN VT
I
m ER UNDERTAKER
Nor strvet, 111...Nt * alOotr 1.0
Ile would respectfully iufin•ot the
citizens of Carlisle lind the public generally, that he
lais new Olt hand a lar4e and elegant assortment of h Uit-
N
in part of IVardrolms.l'ard and ;411-
..rlde4, -Sofas, Bine tus, limbiteads, •plain and fancy
Sewithz stands. sr.. manufactured of the best material
and quality warms toil.
Aho a general ii,sortincut of CHAIRS at the lowest
prices. VENITUN Itimus made to order, and repairing
promptly attended
. ...... . .
611.1 , 1 NS made at the shortest [lntim; and bay-
I tt: a splendid hearne Ito Bill attend funerals in town or
country.
Aro- Remember the stand—next doer to 11. Glass's
!lAA - It. 11. :SMILEY.
FXTENSIVE FURNITURE ROOM.
A -,JAMES R. WEAVER would resneefeully call
the attention of ilouse-keepers and the public
to his extensive st.s-k of elegant FURNITURE,
including Sofas, Wardrubes. Con tro and Tables.
_
Pressing and Plain Bureaus, and every other
article in his branch of business- Also now on hand,
the largi!st amortunint of CIIAIRS in Carlisle, at
the lowest prices. ~ k t *TINS made at the short
est notice and a Hearse provided for funerals. lie
s.dielts a call at his establishment, on North Han
over street, near tilasse's hotel.
ni)•Furnituro hired out by the month or year.
•
ea .4ST , , y oucORNER of Harr
over 2111 d Loather sts.,
CA — w" C. ItLISI.E.—The vndersign
ed has always on hand a largo stocl«d . superior Calinet,
Ware, in all the different styles, which he Is prepared to
sell at the lowest prices. Ile invites attention particu
larly to the PATENT Sritmo BOTTOM BEDSTEAD, a mist
useful article, which entirely obviates all objections.—
The bottom can be attached to old Bedsteads. They have
given entire satisfaction to all who have them in use.
41-.6 COFFINS math to order at the shortest notice.
JACOB FETTER.
,for Safe anb 3tent.
STORE ROOM FOR RENT.
—A t•neeniont store room fin runt. Thorn in not
a bettor situation in town fin• business. 'Enquire at
this aloe. Jana
ATTLUAI3LE TOWN PROPERTY
• v , AT PRIVATE SALII—TIM subscribor will sell
.
--, the property ho now owns and wen
-
W..' pdes; formerly owned by the Hoy. T. It
p i p ; kr .
~,')",_ MOOro .
. situated on South Ilanover ert
Sy r : ,.
.eA Carlisle, adjoining tho property of Mr
i '.... ..! -yo.• Wm. Graham. near the Walnut lint
tow Road. eomisting of a TOWN LOT AND A HALF
0,) by '240 feet, upon which are erected a good two story
ERA ME lIOIIBE, Wood llone and Stable, together with
other out-buildings. • There Is also a good brick cemented
Cistern, capable of holding forty-fivo hogsheads of wa t er.
Thu property is in good repair.
Also, 1 , ,r sale, a full TtiWN LOT adjoining the abOve,
00 by 240 feet. Any one. wanting 'such property will 0
well to call anti examine.
nov22---0m BENEDICT LAW.
VALUABLE , 'TOWN PROPERTY
OFFERED ;FOR SALE AND POSSEPSION GIVEN
„ • POMO! ATELY.--4 largo double, TWO
ty.* - STORY 1101.RIE. with Stabling and Rath
Houses. Tho int f ground oantains
e l l . ;rent variety of choke grafted frultgrons.
• ridsproperty Is situated on East street,.
bounded by tho totort. Spring Also TWO
Sttmo "
stono and one' Frame DIVELLINit 111.11151 , ,5, I , ltuatell
on liedthrd street, north Of the Lutliuratt Church, nod
lu an improving part of tlio town. Also,a swan:VELD.
@.)r terms ripply to
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INTOTICE is hereby (riven that the Cunt-
BERLAND VA ;SAVINGS INtiTITUTION
located at Cumberla id Hall, in Diel.inSoll township,
l'ul , lLeriand county, will make implication to the next
Legislature of the Commonwealth of .I•en nsilvaida for
an act of ineorporatium with a C . : Wit/11.f not less then
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P. L. IR:ELMAN, cey p une
, OTIOE is hereby given that appl,ica
-ou will he made to the neNt Ledslature a
, niTec
1N
Lly ta ton
the coastitut lon and laws of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, Mr an alteration in the 'charter of the
Carlisle Deposit Bank. so as to cantitr Upon saidltank the
rights and mil. Heges of a tuna: of h.site, and to change
t,ke vain, to that of the Csi:tiNta BANK: 1150: to increase
the capital stock Coe htnidred.and fifty thougand dol.
'ars, it practicable.
By order of the Board of Directors.
' W. N. DEETEM,
:lune 23, 1F.:4-I{m) Cashier.
• •
isTA TE W G It G E I I )1)Elt,
DECEASKIO.—N. Wee is hereby gilt. that letters
t:try on the estate of Ururge N hitler4 11110 Of
m•inity. deed., love
been ,rutted by the Ifyglnter fir said th, out
n,ido,),:in...Ate mule tow 1,,10p . t; reNtid.
.411 , hig ilWirilVe;.. - iiiiiebt - ed to raid estatr
trio required to matte inanedialt• payment, ai.d tle.se
hating chime to present them f.e. settlement. to
DAN II)
J:Limnry 17, I•5L= 11 . 4 EXth`titnrs
I, I STATE OF Jt
A
(EASED.—Notice fs hereby given that letters
testamentary on the estate of John late of MAL
MO Cllllfie.thilld county. deettWed. have 'been
I.:tainted by the Register of said county, to the Sui,Sell-
I•er, residing in the same tom nship..All persons kill. ing
then:selves indebted to Said 1.1411.te are required to maid ,
immediate .parinent, aLd thi.se hating .!alms to Kosind
them for settlement to
Dec. 27, 155.1.--tdial PETER 3111,1.E11, Executor.
:1 -1 4 STA YE OF 16 I 1 N • 1111 OADS, sr.
B Deceased.—Notice Is beray given that Mien; of
administration On the estate of Joint It (Math:, Fr. late of
West hafusberit MIN nship, Cumlwriand county, deceas
ed, Ve t cell granted Ly the Registor of said county to
the suhseriber. residing In the borough of VarlislY.,
persons kmming themseive,s indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate payment, and those having
claims to present them for settlement to
DA Atim'r.
jST OF JOHN HALE', DE
-4
-1 STE
cgAsEn.—Nottee Is hereby given that letters o,
aontiastrntion with the will 1111111•XV4i, on the estate of
.helm Hole, late of Newton township, t umberland coun
ty, State of Pennsylvanhy lieeCaSea, h:l% this day been
issued by the ltegister In and for s:dd county, to thesub.
.critter iii n reaides in Newton to winthip :dbresald. All
perSOTO, haVilig ...Jahn or demands against the estate of
the said decedent are requested to mabehnoe n the same
Without delay, and Chun indebted to make payment to
"11.1.1A51
'Nov 15, ism-ct Ailtu'r with the Will annexed.
ESI'ATE OF MARY ANN KEEP- ,
Eict: j 4: IC4).—Notlce is hereby ei% en that letters
at admlnistration on the estate id Marc Ann Neepeis.
late of the borough of Carlisle, Cumberland county, decd.
have been granted by the'llOgister of said county to the
subscriber, residing iu the borough of Carlisle. Cumber
land county. All pet sons knowing themselves indebted
to alibi ostate are requested to make Immediate faiy
meet. and those ha lug claims to ereseht theta for Me
mediate settlement to
Nov 8 at FTEPIIEN KEEPERS, Miner.
ESTATE OF CHRISTIAN FORRER
DECKASED.—Notire Is hereby given that Letters
estamentary on dhe estate of Christian Ferrer, late of
Upper Allen township,Cumberland county. deed., have
been granted by the Register of sold county to the sub.
scribers residing in the mute township., Persons indebt.
ud to said estate are molested to untie immediate pay.
meet and those having claims to present theut fur set
Clement to I • •
JOHN WINELAND I '""
Executors
TOBIAS MILLER, •
Nov. 8, ISSI-Ctpd
"IMOLA AI A 'l' 1 0 N.—Whereas the
Hon. James 11. Graham; President Judge of the
several Courts of Common Pleas in the counties of Cuni•
berlaml. Perry and Juniata, and annul W.a.dburn nod
john ltnpp, Associate Judges of the said Court, In the
said county of Cumberland, by their precept to me di
rected, dated the 1::th of Deer., 1a54, have ordered all
adjourned Court of COI7IIIIOII ]'lens to be holden at Car
lisle, vi the lirtlu day of February, 1855, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, to entitinue one week.
Notice in, theretl.re, hereby given to all persons Su
terested to bt then and Mete in attendance.
JOSEPII INIcHAILMOND, Sheriff.
Car January 3. '1,54.
[IMPORTANT NOTICE.—The sub
[ intending to dissolve partnershipnn thelst
of February next, respectfully. ryiquest those indebted
to them to call and pay up, and 'those having claims a
gainst us ore requer:ted to present them humedintely thr
settlement.
tr.:t„still en hand, a very large and splendid stock Al
11001iS, which we w ill dispose of at prices "cheaper than
the cheapest."
jan3 BENTZ & IIIiOTITHItS.
AUCTIONEERING.--The subscribdr
Tespectfully informs the citizens of Cumberland
county, that ho will attend to the business of 'AEC
'NON EERI Nti and,CitYl NO OF SALES in any part of
said vounty on the most reasonable terms. Iluving
large amount of sales on hand, it will he for the 11(iY1t11-
tap) of those hating business of this kind to apply im
mediately. Ills resittenvo is at Bridgeport, in this coun
ty, where he will always ho found when not otherwise
enraged,
January 10th, 1555. 11. W. DUMBAUtiII. ,
coppll4
i 1 \ 1 ,,,,,T1 A T 3 1 1 , ! € 1da
, 1 4,t fe
ih
strca t , sixth store :Move 11. C.
EVERETT'S Patent Graduating l'nesStireTitUSS,Ter the
con) of Hit pture; Shoulder. Wares, .'supportom, Elastic
Stockings, Suspou§ary, Ilemorrlioldal, and Bandages fbr
deformities.
(i 0 DS. —lll9 •Bttbsc ihe e is just
11 .opeuhut n frvsh assort mon tof very r'll F.AI).(OOODS
bought at radueed view.
.Call and see them. '
Aug. 23. tIEO. W. 111.T.N1Elt
THRASHING MACIIINES of the
b,,c-mitko constantly on hand Aral tin• gale at the
4 6 ,0r1151e Foundry and Machine Shop:
• GARDNER BROWN.
LT I AV YOl T 111, OLDVITA .I,—. Cash
for 01.1) M ETA stteli 1114 it - ,:pnor, Brass and
Iron, at stlie Carlisle' Foundry and Alachlito
Ali 111tOWN.
Meat . (;state Safes
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS AT
TRUSTEE'S SALE...—Dy virtue of an order of the
Orphans' Court of Cumberland county, the undersigned
wilPexpose to public sale, on the premises, on SATUR
DAY, the 17th of February, 1855, at 2 o'clock' I'. M., all
that desirable Town Lot, commonly hncwn as POPLAR,
LCT, situate at the south west end of Hanover Street,
in the borough of Carlisle, containing about TWO A
CRES, bounded by said street, the Walnut Itottom
Road, :Mot of PSPhillips heirs'atid by South street.
'The terms of sale will be ten per cent. of the purchase
money on tile Lay of sale, one-fourth on the confirma
tion of the sale, and the balance to be secured by mort
gages orjudgmeut bonds, or faith, as the Trlndeb may
deem advisable, conditioned for the payment of the
interest thereof semi-annually to Mrs. El iritheth Dwin,
and the principal at her decease to her heirs at law, or
to Uwe,: who may be entitled thereto. Attendance will
be given by the undersigned, Trustee under the will of
Thomas Hagan, decd.
CarlLsie, Jan. 24.1856
VALUABLE 'TOWN
g Y PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE.
,The subscriber will sell at private sale,
's •- • that valuable business stand on the cor
=3-2. net' of Hanover and Lotither streets, in
Carlisle, Pa. The lot is3o feet front by IMO feet In depth.
There is a large THREE. STORY STONE PLASTERED
ijot; E. well finished, a large yard and garden, and
dery thing necessary to make it comfortable and con
venient residence. For terms enquire of
Dec'r. 20.1864.
1 1 W 0 SPLENDID- S FOR
A.thl::.—The sulqieriber will sell at IWhltte sale tbo
taro following (14..surtheti farms. to wtt :
No. 1-1 s situated north-west of Carlisle, adjoining
the inhatited• part of slid Iforiingh. containing ONE
HUNDRED AND EiHaY _AMES of first rate Lime
stone Land, having thereon erected a new large BANE
DARN, a large HAY HOUSE, a comfortable CATTLE
1-ITr-STABLE, Ate. Also, a romfortable„ hAVELLING
HOLISM and other ont-brilidings. The land Is in
a high state .of cultivation and all under good
post and rail fore, Tt is bounded on the north by the
heirs of Samuel Alexander, deed., on the east by John
Noble. Wm. D. Seymour and others. on the west by Joe.
Moore, David (trier. Ste., andmn the south by the public
road leading front Carlisle to Waggoner's'bridge.
Ni. '2.—he situated in North Middleton township, 44
miles from Carlisle, on the Harrisburg and Cnrlisie
turnpike road. about 1I.O: miles from Middlesex Mills,
Ntuntled as 'follow s: on the north by the Conodoguinet
Creek, on the west by Trvine'S heirs. on the East by J.
Noble and Jesse 7.tigler, and on the snuth by A brali:un
'Hetrick and the Ilarrisburg turnpike road, tmntaining
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACHES, about
lttOrteresMrttniestone thi - y
about Int acres of this tract cleared. under good fence,
and In it great state of cultivation, the balance is very
heavy timber. A large portion of do farm Is meadow
hind. The- improvenients-nre-e--1-trge-r-TO-.NE-D-WED----
1.1 ,(I lit thSI: a- large LOG AND Ell AM E BARN, ..ar
Ntl.ne Spring Ihntse and other out-buildbugs. nit Apple
Orchard and a large quantity of other buit trees.
No. ;L—ls tl small tract of lend :dealt mile west of
No 1., on the Baker road leading Item to
goner's containing TWENTY-SIN At I; ES of fret
rate limestone land, bounded by said road on the north,
by John Noble On the solithrhY'Erown's heirs on the
east, and by - Baker its the west: The subseriber will
also sell a nunilr of oUT LOTS to suit purthasers.—
Th,, above described property will ho said on Or:15 , 1)10de
terms. ARMSTIIONH NOBLE.
.Tanuary In, 1154.
•
ITAPPINESS HAPPINEISS. !!
lIAT CAN Al-AK} US BAITS!?
"Henson's w hole pleasure, all the jop; of sense,
Lie in three words—ilealth, Penee, and C,mpetence.
(Pope.)
But when we have - pains, affliction br.atignish of die
eases. is not our pleasure, our joy, and our happiness
thereby destroyed? ,Why let our sick follow.teing suf
fer} Hoes not Christ soy : "With the FRIIIC Illowure ye
mete, -it shall ho measured to you agnint"—,-Mat. 7, 2.
"Who is wise Mall and endowed with know ledge a
mong you. let him chow out or a good cons creation his
sets-ks with meek mess and wisdom."—James 3, 13.
14141(1111i1 . AND 3fEDICINB.—Doetor. 1' C. CAILB-
Dl7l, Surgeon and Physician. who is Botanist and
Physiologist, and is Ornduate of our best Medical Collo•
gee, and has made himself acquainted with all the vari
ous systems of Medieal Science, and with the recent
discoveries and impros cutouts ht till) various deign t
ments of lhe Belding Arts. faithfully attends to ordm s
for Surgical and 3ludical are
all mad e or c. wpos'ed NtriVtiy it. llevt.rtiilliee w nth the
Sciellerl• of Pathology, M tany. Itydrolunhy and Physi
and w11..50 are all composod holo
some redo. plants, 3111 i !Mir pithy. p,4 hi all diseases,
and to Si loon the aillicted me ins Bed to apply timely.
llis Character by lioNiertrible Neighbors, Sc
Copy of 3 letter froio the ley. V. TI. Lehil , itell to Mr.
11. 11. Etter, of the rut r•pi Respected lrir :----A
low me to intrethwe to s ur h hinny limier, lie. ram,
ni:lt of New York. I have known Dr. C. for sixteen
years, he has done I 11Sire,. MO 55 lilt sobriety, hon
esty and with net near: there lire I do I.Olest' him to
Lr perfeetl) sober. Lot tst trustworthy. Any fat( rs
yOll dilly >eo rit.p•r I. reeler on him. will be hlAly Up
misdated I.) his t. unterous friends, and by none intro
highly than yt •ur sineeri ft lend and humble servant.
C. IL LIEN RACIL
Landisburg. .Ittly 15th. 1 , :t1.
Copy of a letter tins tleorge Spahr, • Esq.. County
Treasurer.-1 It) certify that the tactile:a advice of Dr.
earthier han surpassed any other a Well 1 havv
!Alberto had in the cure of severe force In on - Mtiffly.—
I would therefore recommend' him to such persons who
may be afflicted with aforesaid disease or rttherc,
t4PAILIt.
111oinnfli,1(1, Augurt 20t4, 1851
DD. CARDDER ileeingiroll acquainted with the ro
-cent French discoveries, with their new tend safe modes
of tametment, and. the speedy and certain rennslies and
cures foe' Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Dysentery, CID '-
era Morhus and all Complaints of the Bowels and Ste4a
ach; Superior Remedies for the prevention and cure of
Asiatic 4. holera._ Remedies far all the. defeats and dis
eases of the blenerative Organs and reprodnet ITO CIOTIO.
tny in men and srlaue.n; Jtetnedies for ; re: tato
and timely ewes tier all Consumptimes,. Impotenee. Styr.
Ility. Sexual Abuses. Yedereal Diseases in all their forma
Suppressions and other, delicate female complaints. All
there remedies emanate from the most noble iwknee of
Ile teeny and .llydropathy combined. (but no pviseoM--.-
"Heal all manner of sickness and all manner of disease.
New Testament, "It is for healing that Christ commen
deal ithe Samaritan.—Luke, 10, to 37, and With cone—
mon means. "Prove all things, hold fast that ahieh is
good."—lst. Thessalonians, it, 21. "Therefore let us be
ware of laying op what we should lay ifartier health,
for there is that scattereth and yet inerebseth, and thorn
is that withholdeth more than is meet, tut It teudeth."
Proverbs. 11, 24
The different medicines and their direetie ns will ho
soot to thee afflicted in hay direction by mail oe'exi
Address Dr. I'. .C. CA RUDE e, Cum Leant d con n,
tv. Pet., post paid, and the fee $1 always amble; a' ying
the letter, with the order. together with a dm crif 100 c.
the feelings and the symptoms of 4 10 complalr to of the
:Meted Inclosed. It is this system of Zeledical Science
OM Books and the modes of cure only, which De, Card
tier epiploys that allow of medicines entirely made or
cencr'sed of Wholesome Roots, Plants, and ll,:drepathy,'
good in all disease's, (no poison), and. which ran make
speedy and certain reined es anti cures for "all waterer
of sickness and all manner of diseas4" and which sur,
pass
• all other medical means , in-Told& of goodness, he
all It of comparison. OFFICE adjoining Mr.
C. Meager, East Pomfret street, near eolith Ilanover,
Carlisle, Pa. Testimonials firer' numerous persons of
the highest respectability le this and the adjoining
counties, give authentic evidence of 'the goodness of
Dr. Cartidoe's diameter, tend can bee seen at his afire.
1 , ;,1.1. The afflicted can receive superior m e di c i nes an d
the directions for' their use by the first return of mall or
express. If interviews be desired, or visits requested,'
Dr. O. will endeavour to ,neelonmudato applicants as far
as he mut, The .Doctor speaks the'lleagllsh and the tier-
Man Languages, etc.. .[ Jun.:17,1855
•
tA.- 7 V1411V ' STO
_ °NEW DODDS !—The un
dersigned is new s,opening in the etoro moll of WlMatti
Leonard, on the corner of Danoror and linither stmets,
In the Doren h of .Csirlisle, a largo and general asses
inept of spA 'l,ll AND FANCY •DRY DODDS null rnc
log almost ev ry kind and variety of gte de aLated to
this market, ts. -ether with no assortment of 0.1100:-
RIES. His stock aving I s cen nearly all purchased
the last two wee ,s, buyers will 'have the advantage of
eel ling .frs in a I I t•TtH 'IC, as well as of this late
in this price f many articles. Ile will le ham
to exhibit gecds.o all who may ihre'r bins with a
call, and pledges him elf to sell every as title nt
lower than they eau he purchased elsewhere.
Carlisle, N0v.15,1854. 11014:1;T rick.
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J. Iik:TTER.