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BALtl'llllOll.lO PIARKhT.
BALTIMORE, MOildity, Febr. 19.
FLOUR AND MEAL."-The Flour market to.
day 'wait ,
.qMte -ac ive. We note sales on
early ?change of 1000 bbls: of Froward Street
brands at $8 50, and between 'changes 300
bbls.,wel'e made at. the same price. There
was a continued good 'teeing on late 'change
and several buyers, with sales of 'some 900
bbls at $8 50, closing firm. City Mills was
also in active request, and sales of some
3,000 bbls. at $8 25, on time. Also, 200, do
at $8 124, cash, and 220 bbls. of a choice
brand at $8 50. There' was a firm feeling
at the close. Private dispatches from New
York gave favorable,ftecounts of the market
there, with an upward tendency. Rye. flour,.
—TIr market is quiet. We quote at'ss 87
(r 35, nominal. Corn Jlfeal.—The market
quiet. We quote country at $1 50, and city
$4 75.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.—Wheat.—The receipts
this . morning were fail.. There were 4,500
bushels in all offered, including 2,000 white
and 2,,,,500 red. Sates very small and the
market quit. We quote white, good to prima
at $1 85( a)2, and choice for family flour nt
$2 (Rib 2 03; red, good to prime, nt $1 90
((ill 98. Inferior Jots 3 to 15 cents less. Most
of that offered was 'held over. ' Corn.—The
receipts this morning were quite large there
b•Ang '38,000 bushels offered, including 8,-
000 of white and 30,000 of yellow. Sale's
were small and the market dull. Most of
• that offered was held 'over. We quote white
at. 85(?,87—cents,„ and. yellow _B7(i=oB cents,
closing dull. mixed 83Cg)84 cent,—very
little in market. Oats.—There were 1,000
bushels offered; small sales Pennsylvania
at 510)52 cents. We quote Maryland and
Virginia 4.901 52 cents.—Rye:—There
• werb, only 300 bushels offered; no sales
We quote Maryland nominally at. $1 12@).51.
14 ; Pennsylvania $1 H a l 20. Seeds.-:::
The market for Clovepeed to day is duller
and the demand less active. Holders are
asking $7 for prime new but buyers not dis
posed to _give it. Old is neglected, We
luote Timothy at...,.53 25@13 50; Flaxseed
$1 70.
ITU-SSEY'S REAPER
NOTICE TO P.IIOIEIIS
•
- -The undersigned respectfully informs the Farmers of
this and-the adjoining counties,, that -he continues to
tuannfacture more extensively than ever. 0, Ilussey's
celebrated REAPER AND MOWINO MACHINE, now
wi generally in "tSe, at his shop three quartet s of a mile
north of Hanover. Farmers w haling to engage a Reap
er, or a Reaper and Mower enuLined, for the next sea
son, can have their orders filled with prquptness by
sanding them on immediately. The prices of these ma
chines are as follows:
Por a Reaper.
Vor a Reaper and Mower, from
Aildrcss the tterbugh the IfanGver 1' et ()lite°,
York (mlay, CONJIAD MALL.
qcOAL,„ 2000 TONSLIME 'A ND
, STOVE COAL. now on hand and
L,43x , receiving at tnd following prices :
Dauphin Lime Coal - - $2 60 to 300
Stove, - - - • 300 to 4 50
LyLons Valley Limo --376 b, 4 00
Stove . •- - 4 00 to 4 75
Pine tirove'Llme - 375 to 300
Stove 4 50 to 600
Plit,Aori Stove Coal. - • - -500 to 5 50
Illaelisailtles Coal, per buNliel, - 22 to 25ets.
ilso LUMBER Of all kinds. Common Board,: mul
Acantling from $lO to $lB .per 100 Sot. First Cowmen
and Panel according to quality,
docl3-3m
idited"t
ritr•C
PEAS, COFFEE-
The subscriber has just
added to his former stuck a general selection of CllolCll
, 11t0CilltillS, as well as all the other variety of articles
42
'?3 , -, usually kept in a Grocery Store, onibraring 1110
~ : '„igr., 1 0(feet—roasted and green—at...l2,4 and 14 cents
TAO sr 1b:, Orleans, Clarified, Crushed and Pulverized
:Angara, of flue qualities; Chocolates, Spices, Dairy
, 4alt, and a variety of kancy articles, all of - which are o.
Awed at the lowest cash prices. We are thankful for the
.7eriner support given us, and invite a further call from
our friends and customers. J. W. Elly.
Marion Hall, Carlisle.
NOTICE is hereby given that the CUM
BERLAND VALLEY SATINUS INSTITUTION,
iocatod - at Ctunborlaud Hall, in Dickinson township.
Ouutherland county, will mato application to the next
tagislaturo of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for
in art of Incorporation, with a capital of not less than
Con nor more thou Thirty Thousand Dollars, for the pur
inn* of receiving deposits of money both transitory and
on Interest, and of making loans and discounts, with
Audi Other privileges as are usually granted to Savings
Institutions. By ardor of the Directors.
WM. lIALDIIEATH, Trans.
[Juno 28-Crop
Scey
to
N 0T,c,43 is hereby giveltAltat applitea
-,
ttosi win be made to the next; Legislature, agreed
,i) y the constitution and laws of the Conimonwealth
agreed
,b
Pennsylvania, lbr an altoration In the charter of the
Carllslo Deposit Rank, so as to confer upon said Bank the
rights and privileges of a bank of lesun, and to change
' the name to that of the CARLISLE BANE: also to increase
,,the capital stock, Ono 'rhundred and fifty thousand Bei
km, if practicable, rs'i,„...,
By order of'thdl ikhicka - orDlrectors.
...
W. M. eurrint.
Cashier.
June 23, 185-1-13m]
I)OLACKSMITH'S COAL. - 5,000
. 11 Bush°ls Blacksmith's Coal, a first rate. article m
a:Wing and for salo by
Jaiil7 3m
..pROCJIIE BRAWLS . —A lot of ~ong
LI and Square. Boothe Shawls. Also. Blanket Shawls
just roNdved from Now York and suWns vary low at tho
cheap start) of
nays
7i t ATE call the attention of the public to
powtAnLE OAItURN OR FIRI ENOINE, fiw
watering gardens or extin,quishing limn. An excellent
*rade, neat, cheap and convenient. For sale nt
norl-1:154. • BAxTov.4.,
poo()0178 AND SII 0 E B.—A very large
7.:Alrtitiont Ho.its and Shoes of every dos -lip
jil , troculvo4 and selling very cheap.
po.l '5l cumiixs oult,nY
11,0Atc. T Him M INGS.L--Just opened
• j a Great variety of Cloak and Noss Triunniugs.—
I(
Also, (lath Cloaking:, with A variety of ,Wintor Umto.
Nor. 15 G. W. lIITAIEIt.
$lOO
$/05 to 125
S. M. troovnit
W. D. MURRAY, Agt.
''MIAs. coamni
StoreS nob SOops,
1 1
J i A LI, STYLE Olt for 1854.
AI
_i_ 431;:oitoB KELLER re:spectfully announces to his
tail Patrons and the public generally that hu has just re
-4 calved the FALL FTVI.N. ON 0 ONI'LIMEN'S
BATS, manufactured at ono of the hest establish
ments in Philatiolphia, to which ho invites special
attention.
Be has also constantly on hand a large and varied as
sortment of his own manufacture as well as city made
Hats and Caps, suitable for the season, comprising every
variety (..f Russia, Beaver, Moleskin and Silk Hats, fin
ished in the latest style, togethdr with a full assortment
of CAPS•of every shape and description, and at every
price. lie particularly invites the public to call And ex
amine his CXOOIIBIVO assortment, which in style, mate
ritl and finish, cannot be surpassed by any in market,
and which he Is able to put at priros lower than ever.
Remember hid olikatand on North Hanover street, be
tween Humer's and Sauce's stores.
•
FALL STYLE OF HATS & CAPS.
WM. 11. TROUT. desires to inform his old friends
that ho has removed to his now establishment on High
street, near the Railroad Depot, and Is' now opening a
fieft.large and elegant assortment of the FALL STYLE
or HATS, just received from Philadelphia,. which
the gentlemen of Carlisle are requested to sell and
examine, lie has also a large assortment of Silk, Fur
and Slouch Hats ea his own manufacture,..got up in the
Lest style 511)1 at various prices, the excellence and finish
m which he will warrant. His stock he is confident on
ly nerds to ho examined to he approved. Also, a large
supply of Men's, Bay's and Children's CAPS, of Cloth
and Fur, and of every variety of style and price just re
ceived from Philadelphia. Lot all who want a Hat or
Cap give him a call, as they may be sure of being suit
ed to their own satisfaction.
efIFINA, GLASS ANI) QUEENS
V,/ WARE—OId housekeepers and young, with thos
a!s. , who are expecting to I.ooome houSekecTers, are Inv it
Pli call at liAldillarti FAMILY OhMERV and ex
amine his elegant assortment of Chinit.Glass and Queens
.ll aro nnel other artielei i 'the housekeeping line, such
tiq Fr melt and English tea se ts,„heavy lauded and plin,
White t; vault..., glided and Lino plain, htither sets of ev
ery variety and price, bowls and pitehers, tureens, dish
es. 40. re table and mantel
Candelabras and other lamps, great varity, table and bar
tumblers, goblets, I.:e. Fruit and preserve dishes, in -va
riety. Cmhr-ware--tubs , Mick r ta, churns. bowls, butter
prints mid ladles.meal buckets.. 3.. c. Brushes—sweeping,
whit e wash, scrubbing, band and shoe brushes, dusters,
brooms. &e. Market,. clothes and travelling baskets,
AFs n chu•ico nssLa•tinont of Tobacco and S:ogars. Coll
mLo are fond of cli o h brands of Segttre and try the
1.111,11,es; 'Reg:dins, Stelfanon is and Other Cuba varieties,
owl }on will iind thorn of unimpeachable quality. Also
half Spanish and Common Sogars, with choice snuff and
cbt.svia, t ,bacco.
_
•
..i. "''''''''N ••=r- -- -:- 1 1 oit TILE MILLI ON
am I' 1 1 / 4 I" EC.-,-...7-__ F l. ..4 -
~11, 1 , , ,.--.--,.-: I um Just p receiving my I'fill
-,
•f et:MCIIICS .:. - - ; :p...l..tafflt' - of -, l'A PER - 11.1 N(4l Ni4S,
.chirp surpass In .style, fplality.
0... .:''
and price any that have over
1050 ~fabeted In ounsle, 1 respectfully solicit a call
r pa pars ms in want of Paper hangings of any &scrip
ion, as I UM confident by assortment far surpfu,ses any
n the Ronal:tit; and in style and prices has but few id ,
•015 in the city. I only ask of the public, tonal! nod OK.
mine iny assoldnlant lodine purchasing, as I am confi
en t my chaste designs CO 'nips fail to 00400 the Moat
ltitittiolla, NtitN P. LYN E.,
West side of North Hanover Street,
lOOK O U T IN TENI E!—Cholern
__l mortls, *Dysentery, Diarrlitea. 4:e., are making
their nppearane. Vou know the remedy. If you have
iniv.regard for the wellfare 14 yourself. year wilicor your
children, supply yourselves with BEECHER'S mATen.
i.r.ss con DIAI,, other*. iNO abide the eonseti rumen re..
suiting from a bigoted adherence to old 1)11181 1 kOry. This
.• 'Matchless Remedy" can be had at the Drug Store of
11, J. 'KIEFFER.
South Hanover street, a few doors south of the Court
Douse, Carlisle. . .
_BOOTS
,ANDw on .S.HOES. xo The,subsTo r nslve and lib
r has se
ected stool: of -Bo 0 turd S II 0 E S,
which ho will sell at unusually low !Air kT
es. Purchased from wholesale dealers, Mk
at low rates. ho can offer such Induce
mouts to purchasers as will make It their interest Wyk
it his establishment. lie has every 11,111C10 in the Boot
and Shoe line—for Ladies' or ifentlemens' wear—lw
theref.,ro deems It unnecessary to particularize.
I* - - Persons desiring, good and cheap goods are
It
ed to give him a call.
iurniture.
13 OBERT B. SMILEY, CABINET
MAKER and UNDERTAKER
North Ilannver street, next door to
Ittxs'm lintel.
lie would respectfully inform the
citizens of Carlirde and the public generally, that he
has now tin hand a large and elegant assortment of Ftilt•
N [TUNE. row•ist I tig• in part of Wardrobes, Card and oth
er Tables, sofas, Bureaus, Bedstoads, plain and fancy
So r ing Stands, ,tc., man ufact ured of the best materha
till quality Warranted.
Atli a inMeral assortment of cir Ants at tho lowest
pekes. Vxsuri is !limns mado to order, nnd repairing
prompt/y attended to.
ir COFFINS'Inade at the shortest notice: and hay
ing a splendid hearse ho will attend funerals 1n town or
en u n t ry
Ca- Remember the stand—next dent to . li. Glass's
R. 11. SMILEY.
TINTS U TUR E 110 0.111
JA.M'ES It. WEAVER would resnectoully cal;
t t. l :. e h
I t ! ° w i g n i° s l v o e r s lo c l 7 s oP k e re= 4 F n U d IM'AINI e
Including Si,.fas Wardrobes,Centro and Tables,
Dressing and Placa_ Bureaus,-and every other
article in his branch of business- Also now on band,
tho largest assortment of CHAIRS in Carlisle, at
the lowest prices. AOFFINS made at the short
est notice and a Ifearso provided for funerals. Ile
solicits n call at his establishment, on North Han
over street, near °lasso's lintel.
Cirieurniture hired out by the month or year
I f% caItNER of Iran
" c
over and Louthor sts ,
CV
C. 1 ISLP undersign
ed has always on hand it large stock of superior Cabinet
Ware, in all the different styles, which he is prepared to
sell at the lowest prices. Re invites attention particu
larly to the PATr.NT BPIUNO BOTTOM BIUATIAD, a most
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.
tiilf" COFFINS made to order at the shortest notice.
JACOB FETTER..
Air Safe anb 3tent:
STORE- ROOM FOR RENT.
—A convenient storo room fin rent. There is not
a hotter situation in town for business. Enquire at
' this office. ' Jana
VVLUAI3LE TOWN PRORERTY
A ' T PRIVATR SALE„—The 'subscriber will sell
the property he now owns and occu
pies, formerly owned' by the Rev, T. V
lifoore, situated on South Hanover srt
„,,, r;I :-*,4" Carlisle, adjoining the property of Mr
01.i tzf , k , Wm. Grafi:tin, near the Walnut Bot
tom Road, consisting of a TOWN LOT AND A HALE
90 by 240 feet, upon which arc erected a good- two story
Fit A ME HOUSE, Wood Hone hod Stable, together with
other out-buildings. Moro Is also a good brick cemented
Cistern, capable of holding forty-hvo hogsheads of water.
The property is In good repair.
Also, for salo, a full TOWN LOT adjoining the above,
99 by 240 feet. Any one wanting such property will do
well to cell and examine.
nov22—Gm
T.A.LUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
OFFERED FOR SALE AND POSSESSION GIVEN
1515111DIATELY.—A Jai& double TWO
'!' natty HOUSE , with Stabling and Bath
:,P401 ( ; 1 , , •
I 1,,:
, liousos. rho lot of ground oontalue
00 ';;;•...,' groat variety of choice grafted fruit trona.
0 I !;.•;;- This property is Alluded on East street,
•••••,•'.14-7- 11 4 , -- bounded by the Letort Spring. Also, Two
Stoic and ono Frahm EWEI,I,INIi HOUSES, si tutded
on lle hlhrd street, nyrth of no Lutheran Church; and
In an improving part of the town,. Also, it fiuvill FIELD.
For tonne apply to
. Oarlislo , D0e.:17, 1851
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EcuronS NOTlCE.—Letters
f r 44 Testamentary , Laviug Loon Issued to the subscrb
ers. under the will of (teorgo A. Lyon Esq., deed., late
of the borough of Carlisle; all persons haviniz elamis
against the estate of the bald devedent, are requested to
make known the FIIIII6, and tie iudeLted. to make
payment without delay to 301lN LYON, Bedford Pa.
ALEX P. LYON. Pittsburg
Executors.
(;t. ~Ist
4 .I STATE OF MARTHA BOWMAN
1
deceased.—Notlce is liereln. given that letters of
ad ministratibn on the estate of Martha Bowman, late of
Franhford township. Cumberland comity. deivased, have
been granted by the Register of skid county to the sub
scriber residing In the same township. All 'p,t-scris in
debted to said estate are required to make it
payment and those Laving claims to prei.ent them for
settlement to • JAMES L. SI cDOW ELL.
janitl Ad'mr.
I STATE Ob . SUSANNAH AL
A,/ immin% pvoD.—Letters of Administration on
the Estate of Snsannah Albright, doe'd., late of East
Penushorough township, Cumberland county, have
been issued to the Ful , ,riber residing in the Same town
ship, to whom all persons having claims acainst the
said estate will present them for settlement and those
indelded maim payment.
Jan. 24,
MICHAEL ALBRIGHT, Aduir
VOTICE.—At a stated Orphans eotirt
1.1 began on TUE:DAY, the 2.ttth day of December A.
D. I and hoiden at Cat lisle, in and for Cumberland
-county,-beforoklm-lion—JantealL_Grahatu,Atresiden
Judge. and Samuel Woodburn anti John Hum Esquires,
A s'st.. late Judges, de., the following proceedings were
tint, to it ii: • .
In the matter of the writ or 'Partition and Valuation
on the Heal Estate of Elizabeth Shenk late of Dickinson
township, deecamsl, the saute bat ing been' returned by
Joseph MeDarinond, high Sheriff of Cuniterland county,
duly executed. Sr.
Now to wit, :filth December, 1554, Inquisition confirm
ed and Enle on the Heirs and parties in interest to op.
pear at Cho next stated Orphans court, and take or re
fuse to tal,e, otherwise to show cause why the court
should not order the property to to sold. Notice to iw
served personally on the parties
,reshilug, within forty.
n
miles and by pohlleatien in one ew hg
on thoe re
siding I.e)ond forty miles.
ht testimony whereof f have hereunto get my blind
Intl the seal of said court, at Carlisle, on the 2t,th day
,r heceinLer, A. U. 1.3154.
It I,IIN la7)1.1 It EGO. Clerk Orpbans Court
NToricE.—To the Heirs end legal
Representatives of tieonre Nogle, late of the noun
ty of Cumberland. deceased. Take notice that by virtue
of a writ of Partition nod Valuation issued out of the
Orphans Court of Cumberland coun;y, and to me direct
ed, Iwill hold an inquest to divide. part or value the
real estatTo of said .leeeased, on the piernises,
DAY, the tit/ day of March. A. It. 16(.5. at It o'clec,k
{awn and - where - ymt - may-attend if you think
. .1thil:P11 31e1/AItMAIND, Sheriff.
Sherjffs onieo , Feb. itb ,55
VUTATOES NOTICE.—In the mat._
± ter of the petition of Robert frays and it. M.
lien
det'sou, Guardian of Mary W. hays and dolts Hays, for
a citation to John Steuart, administrator of John Ilayal
-deetased, to settle.the account of his intestate as guat4
dian of the said Itohert,,nary and John.
The untiorslired Auditor appointed by the Orphans
court,, to report the fits. and au account, if the facts
show that respondent ( gilt to arcomit, t. ill attend to
the duties of his !ippon) t uncut, sit his office. in the bor
ough of Carlisle, on TIIIIIFDA 'V the lat of Mardi neat,
at RI o'clock A. M. when :10€1 m here all parties interested
are hereby notified to attend.
Bel,. 51111, T 55
UDITOR ---
S NOTICE.Havino been
A oproioted by the Orphans Court of Cumberlant
cotlnty to distribute the balance in the hand of John
Auld, Esq. adolln ist tutor 'o f Samuel Shadier, Woof Pick
losort township,. bseerised, to 1111 d wholly; the creditor':
1 will, attend roe that purpose at my eflice In Carlisle
on TUESDAV, the 13111 day of 3lardt next.
Feb. 7 th.'6s. It. M. ENDERSPN.
AU Dj'l'Oß'S NOTICE.—The under
slgne(trypv.lnted Auditor by the Orphans Court of
coot berlitint county, to marshal! the assethrin the hands
of Christian Bomberger, Administrator of Christian
Zoelc; deceased, to and among the creditors of said de
cedent, gives notice, that ho will attend to the. duty as
signed to biro nt his ochre in Carlisle, on 'WEDNESDAY
the 28th day of February A. D. 185.5; botweentho bout's
of ton o'clock in the fornoon and two o'clock in the after
noon, on or before which day those having claims against
said deceased will present the sante properly authenti
cated to hint fur adjustment:
W. M. I'ENItOSE;
Jan. 7., ' Auditor.
fie 1 4 131pponiatrg Nowi insert throe tittles and send
toAuditor hofore day of meeting.
T - 1., STATE .OF Glia'ORGE
dQJ DECEASED.—NotIeo is hereby given that letters
testamentary on the estate of Ocorge \ladder, late of
hirklusmi township, Cumberlrnd county, dec'd., have
been granted by the Register of said county to the sub.
scribers residing in the same township county aforesaid.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are required to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them for settlement to
DAVID DEMUTH,
JOSEPH WIDDRIt,
January TT, 1855-4tpd Executors.
VSTATE' OF JOHN MILLER '
DE
_E„A CEASED.—NotIce is hereby given that letters
testamentary on the estate of John Miller, late of Mon
roe township Cumberland county, deceased, have been
grunted by t he Register of said county, to the subscri
ber, residing in the same toWnshlp. All persona knowing
themselves Indebted to said estate are required to make
intmediato payment, and thew having claims to present
them for settionient to
Doe. 27, 1654.--etpd PETER 1111ILLP.lt, Executor.
NEW GOODS.—The subscriber is just
opening a fresh assortment of very CIIEAI' GOODS
bought. at:reduced prices. Can and see them.
Aug: 2t. OEO. W. RITNEIt
THRASHING MACHINES of the
best mak° conbtautly on hand and for sato at the
Carlisle Foundry and Machin Shop. " .•
• • GARDNER & DROWN
CAVE YOUR OLD lIIETAL---.Cash
ky 'mid for OLD METAL, such as . Copper, DrMe • and
IroiVat tLo Carllolo Fouudry auk' Machine Shop. '
tiAltlnalt & DROWN.
NEW GOODS:—The subscriber hay
-Ingjuet received from Philadelphia a fresh sul.
ply of 8 IiAtiONAIILLI 0001)8, will dispose of them at , a
very tow mark. M. SNOpORASS.
Carlisle, ! Mu. 17, 1855. ,. .
•
TT4III.I.I4IIIURNERS' COAL. 2LOOO
Tons Vykon's Volloy Nut I CoAi, a superior lirticto
lock.s‘ing and for snlo by
Jitulo 3ui W. B. MURRAY,
VAhUABLItI TOWN LOTS AT
TRUSTEE'S RALE.--:-By 'virtue of an order of the
Orphans Court of Cumberland county, the undersigned
will expose to public sale, on the premises, on eATUB
DAY;the lith of February, 185'5, at 2 o'clock' I'. 61., all
that desirable Town Let, commonly kucwn ns POPLAR
LCT, situate at the south west end of Hanover Street,
In the borough of Carlisle, mntaining about TWO A
CRES, bounded by said street, the Walnut Bottom
Road, a lot of I'. Phillips' heirs and by South street.
The terms of sale will be ten per foot. of the purchase
money on the day of sale, onedimrth on the eonflrma•
lion of the sale. and the balance to be secured by mort
gages or judgment bonds, or both, as the' Trustee natty
deem advisable, conditioned for the payment of the
interest thereof , semi-annually to Mrs. Elizabeth bwiu,
and the principal at her decease to her heirs at law, or
t e e those *lin may be entitled thereth. Attendance u ill
be given by the undersigned, Trustee under the will of
Thomas Hagan. deed.
Carlisle, Jan. 24.1865,
.. ....:, ,, i TALIJABLE T 0 W N
...:q ,
b it
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE BALD.
1.. 1 , 7
.4.1•!' .;, The subscriber will .sell at private sale,
~2.,,i,.,1 , ,,„, ~.". that valuable business Antal on the roe.
' ^4:l-- ,- -r.-' , C•ZePr vier of ilanover ;aid Loather streeta, In
Carlisle, Pa. The lot 11430 feet front by 240 foot in depth.
There la a large THREE STORY STONE PLASTERED
HOUSE. well finished, a large yard and garden,. and
every thing necessary to bathe it roinfortable an con•
venient, residence. Nor terms e \:ire of
J. NUTTER.
Curlisle, Deer. 20. 1854
rrIWO SPLENDID FARMS FOR
SALE.—The subscriber will sell at private sale the
two following described farms, to wit:
No. 1-,ls situated north-west of Carlisle, adjOininz
the inhabited part of sold Borough, containing ONK
HUNDRED AND ITORTY ACRES of first rate Lime
stone Land, having thereon erected a new large BANK
BARN, a large HAY HOUSE, a comfortable CAVIL'.
ISTABLE, Ac. Also, a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, and other MA-buildings. The land lain
a high state of cultivation and' nil under god
poCt and rail fence. It is bounded on the north by Ho
heirs of Samuel Alexander, dee'd., on the .cast by John
Noble, Wm. D. Seymour and others, on the west, by .h a ..
Moore, Dm id (icier, ke., and on the south by the public
road leading from Carlisle to Waggoner's bridge.
No. 2.—is sitanted in North Middleton township, 4, 1 ,4
miles front „Carlisle, on the Harrisburg and Carlisle
turnpike rend. abOut 13 , c; miles front Middlesex Mills,
bounded as follows: on the north by the Conodoguinet
i`rm..k, on the west by Irvine's heirs, on the East by J.
Noble and JC14 , 0 Zeigler, and on the south by Abraham
Hetrick and the Harrisburg turnpike road, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FINE ACRES, about
100 nCres of Limestone and the residue is black slate,
aboutit:o acres of this tract cleared. tinder good fence,
and in a good state of cultivation. the balance is very
- heavy-timber=---A large -prtien.of -the .farm ts_rueadow
land. The improvements are a large STONE MEL
LING HOUSE a large Ltal AND FRAME !MEN, .a
stone Spring lionNl and other oat-buildings. an Apple
Orchard and a large quantity of other fruit, trees. ' •
No. 3.—ls a small tract of land about !,(,. wife west oT
No 1., on the Baker road leading from Cailisle.,to Wag.
goner's bridge. containing TWENTY-SIX At ICES of first
rate limestone land, bounded by raid mad on the north,
by John .Noblo on the south, by Brown's heirs on the
east, and by Baker on the west. The subsetiber will
also sell a number,of OUT LOTS to spit purchasers.—
The nbo'ro described property' will le wild on rettS, , oaMG
terms. ARMSTRONG NOBLE:
Carlisle January 10, 1554.
BYF. COURT
APPIN ESS PPI NESS ! !
W HAT CAS MAHE Us HAPLY?
Ileason's whole pleasure, alt the joys of sense,
Lie in thtee l'etteo, stud Coripotence.
. •fops.)
But when we have pains, affliction or anguish of dis
eases. is not our pleasure, our joy. and our happiness
thereby destroyed? •Why let our sick fellow-being buf
fer? Does not Chrkt say -With the same measure ye
mete', it shall be measured to you :train r —Mat. 7, - 2.-
-Who is a wise man and ena,m,d I,ith tilLowlccive
itmg you, let him Oxon - out of a good conversation Ida
works with meekness and o indent.--James 3, la.
SUBURItY AND NIEDICiNaI....-4Toctor. P. C. CARP
.
DElt, Surgeon . and Physician, who is arid
rhybiGlOgiStrill'ld to Graduate of our hest ldedhal Colle
ges, and has made himself mainainted with all the vari
ous systems of Medical
.Science, and with the recoil*
discuVeries and improvements in the various depart
monts.of tbd fleallog Arts, faithfully attends to orders
for Surgical and Idedical Aid. and win se medicines Inv
all made Or composed strictly in accordance Nvith. tbo
Sciences of Pathology, littany,-Ilydnpathy and Physi
ology; and whose medicines are all composod of whole
some reels, plants, and livdiv.rathy. good In all diseases,
and to v,honi the afflicted are invited to apply- timely.
Ins Clutracter by lie,pectal,le IN,1:; - ltlans, &c.
Copy of a letter from the Rev. C. 11. Leinlarli to Mr.
11. 11. Etter, of the 'Warm Springs. Respected Sir
low too to intrednek3 to your friendly notice, p r . CARD—
IsEll of New York. I have l.nowi lie. C. ter sixteen
yea is he has dour busitm-s f. , r me with sobriety, hon
esty nod with accuracy; therellie I do lelieve Lim to
be perfectly sober, honest trustworthy. Any facets
you may see proper to confer on him, will be highly ap
preciated by 11l numerous friends, and by noels toot•
highly than your sincere friend and bumble servant.
J, S. COLWELL.
A utlitvr.
Landisburg, I'a., July oh
Copy of a letter ti in George Spahr, Esq., County
Treasurer.-1 da certify that the medical advice of Dr.
P. C. Comities has surpassed any other wfilch I have
.Itilheirtirautd in the cure of severe foyer In my faintly.-
14 would therefore recommend- him to such immons oho
may be afflicted with aforesaid disease or otherwise.
•• GEORGE SPAHR.
Bloomfield, August 20th, 1851.
DB. CABDDER ibeing well acquainted with the re
cent Preneb discoveries, with their now and safe modes
of treatment, and the speody and certain remedies and
cures for Dyspepsia,
'Liver Complaints, Dysentery, Chol
era Mortals and all Complaints of the Bowels and slim
ads; Superior Bernalles for the prevention and chi* of
Asiatic Cholera. Remedies fur all the defects and dis
eases of the Generative Organs and reproductive ecenc
tuy in mon and women • Remedies for Insanity; certain
and timely cures for all Consumptions, Impotence, Ster
ility. Sexual Abnses, Vedereal Diseases Snail their furter.
Suppressions anti other delicate female centplaints. All
(hero remedies emanate from the most noble scieure of
Botany and Ilydropathy combined, (but no poison.)--
'glee! all manner of sickness and all utannerof disease.
Now Testament. "It Is for healing that Christ, centime
deth the Fatuttritan.—Luke, le, 33 to 37, and with rem- '
13101.1 weans. "Prove all things, hold fast that which is 1 .
good."—lst. Thessalonians, 5, 21. "Therefore let us be
ware of laying up what we should lay out for• health,
for there is that seattereth and yet increttseth, and there
is that withholdmore than is meet, but it teudeth."
(%
Proverbs, 11, 24. s .
The different mod nes end their directions will to
sent to the allihted DI any direction by mail or express.
Address Dr. I'. C. CAM/DER:Carlisle, 'Cumberland coun
ty, l'ib,.post paid, and the fee $l,, always accompanying
the letter; with the order, together with a description Q.
the feelings and the symptoms of the complaints of the
afflicted inclosed. It is this system of Mallen' ECleltee
the Books anti the modes of cure only, which Dr. Card
der employs that allow of medicines
,entirely made or
composed of Wholesome Hoots, Planta, and Ilydropathy,
good in all, diseases, (no poison), and which can snake
speedy and certain remedies and cures for "all manner
of sickness alnd all manner of disease," and which 'sue
pass all other medical means in point of goodness, be
yond all bounds of comparison. OFFICE adjoining 11Ir.
(I. Fleagor, East Pomfret street, near. South Hanover,
Carlisle, l'a. Testimonials frum numerous persons of
the highest respectability in this and the adjoining . ,
'months, give authentic' evidence of the goodness of
Dr. Cardder'l character, and can be seen et his office.
N. 11. The afflicted can receive superior tuedicines and,:
the directions for their use by the first return of mall on
express; If interviews be desired, or visits requested.
Dr. C. will endeavour to accommodate* applicants OF tar
as he can, The Doctor speaks the English and the Ger.
scan languages, etc. [ .lun. 17,1E14
DRYpp DS W STORE &
NEwaoonsl—Tbenn
dersigned fa now opening in the store room of William
Leonard, en the corneref Hanover and touther streets.
i n th e Borough of Carlisle, n large and general assort
ment of STAPLE AND FANCY IftlY ROODS, manic
lug, almost every kind and variety of geeds odanted to
this market, together with no assortment of CEOCE—
lila stock having boon Dearly all purchnscd'Withlu
th o la s t two woobs, buyers will. have the advantage or
selecting from it FRESH: STOCK, at well as of tho Into
dreline in the pi lee of tunny articles. Ile w ill 1 . 0 harpy
exhltit his goads to nil who may. furor liiin with a
salt hud plcdps 111111 FM to sell ocery article as low Cr
lower thou they con Ike purchased elt.tmliero.
Cnrllrlo, Nor. lb, 1654, mil RUIIIiIIT DICK.
71
EffrlM
JACOB SIIRODI
C. 11. LIENBACII