Nem fibuertisements.
,
T USTICE O 1 THE PEACE.-=-I an
t nottoce mynolfn candffinto for the office of Justice
ut the Pence for the West Ward, nt the ensuing eicetion.
march? GEORGE ROA
CARRIAGE FOR SALE..-
A n,st roto Family qarvlngo for ono or tWo borneS.' It lo
strongly built of thobost materials, and will bo sold low
fur cash. Apply to
march?-lm WM. D. 81:YMOUR.
ONLY. WANTED.—The subscri
jyA her being in want of money to meet demands
.u 1 ,,,u hint, desires all those Indebted to 1 4 0 m for lifer
thandize purehai:ed in 1854 and previous years, to settle
up without delay. GEO. W. 'UTNE%
DESIRABLE BUSINESS
LOCATION—the property of William M.
iVf Biddle, Esti decettsed,•FOß BALK. All
r, that A'aluable wr, situate at the west
• - and of Main street, Carlisle, formerly the
peoperty•of ,S M. Hoover and Eniory's heirs. The lot
+has it front of 225 feet along the Hail 'toad, end 240 feet
College Lane; and bee erected upon it a
LARUE FRAME WAREHOUSE
Front its find position, facility of access, • &e. is
highly desirable business location, and since the intro.
d action of Water into tlie town, and Um proposed intro
duction of flas, it has become an admirable site for the
erection of Factories, Steam Mills, de. or for the carry
ing on a Coal and Lumber business. For full particu
lars enquire of E. M. DIDDLE, Carlisle, Pa.
inarch7
l&n,llarrlsburg Telegraph copy S flaw and send bill
to this °thee.,
QUERIFF'S SALE.—Bv virtue of a
writ of veaditioal exponas, issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of. Cumberland County, nod to me di
rected, ..1 will expose to public vendue or outcry, at the
Court Muse in the borough of Carlisle, on TIIUIIS.
DAY, thc-sth day of April, 1855, nt 10 o'clock, Ai 81. the
following described Beal Estate, viz:
A Lot of Ground, situate in Dickin
son township, Cumberland county, containing a guar.
tor of an acre. more or loss, bounded on the north by a
public road, ax the west by A. Cloudy, on the south and
east by lands of T. C. Miller, having thereon erected a
two story LOG HOUSE, &c. Seized and trkert in exe
cution as the property of Dam Huns, and to be sold by
JOSEPH McDARMOND Sheriff.
Sheriff's Offlee. Carlisle, Mardi 7, 1855
Ia?STATE OF ABRAHAM BURK
, -
j- HOLDER, sr.. deceased.—Notiee is hereby given
d Letters Testamentary on the estate of Abraham
Burkh 'liter. late of Frankferd township, Cumberland
county, deceased, have been granted by the Register of
said county to the suleeriber, residing in the same twp.
Al persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
aro re mired- to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them for settlement to
mar7pd ABRAHAM MARTIN, Ex'r.
fIAV ERN LIOEYSE.---To the Hon
.' arable the Judges of the Court of General Quarter
Sessions of the Peace of Cumberland county: at April
sessions, 1835. The petition of Joseph Merkel respect
fully represents, that your petitioner is provided with
the necessary requisites for keeping a house of piddle
entertainment, in the house formerly occupied by
Alcorn. In the East Ward in the borough of Carlisle.—
Your petitioner therefore prays your Honors to grant
him a License for the same the_ ensuing year, commen
cing on the second Monday of April next, and as Ju du
ty bound he will over pray, dm
marl
We the undersigned citizlns of the Vast Ward of the
ismengh of Carlisle, in the county of 'Cumberland, do
certify that we are well ROI minted with iho ahovo name,
ed Joseph Merkel - , that he is of good repute for honesty
and temperance,,ami Is well provided with house room
And conveniences Jim the accommodation of strangers
and travellers, hod that such Inn or Tavern Is necessa
ry to accommodate the public and entertain strangers
and travellers.
It. MeCartn tg. IV , " Pr
Veda Cy. Wtn. Alexander, jamb %mg. .. tn. Park,
Francis Eckels, Hobert D. Eckels, Edward Shower, Alex
ander 7ilarelester, William Eibbs, ' Charles Eleager, Win.
kettle, C. Tubed; James NVldner, M. Ifoleimib, James
Waggoner, Peter I r /111.4111n. JOllll 01110 TI, Win. Parnitr,
Michael 7itinicb. Win. Bell, J. Underwood, J. J. Haughey
•
TrAV ERN LICENSE.—To the Hon
orable the Judges of the Court of General Quarter
Sl , SiOng of the Peace of Cumberland county, at Ap.dl
sessions, 1555. 'The petition of Alexander Wills: respect
fully represents, that your petitioner is provided with
the necessary requisites for keeping a honse of public
entertainment in the house ho now occupies as such in
Wormleysburg, East Ponnsbom township. Your peti
tioner therefore prays your Honors to grant him a Li
reuse for the same the ensuing year, commencing on the
second Monday of April next, and as in duty hound he
will evbr pray, &e. ' ALEXANDER WILLS.
Wo the undersigned citizens of East Pennshore town
ship. In the county of Cumberland, do certify that we
are well acquainted with the abo'Ve named Alexander
NVills, that he is of good repute for honesty and tempe
rance, and is well provided with house room and conve
niences for the aceomtuodation of stranger° and travel
lers. and that such Inn or Tavern is necessary to accom
modate the public and entertain strangers & travellers.
11. W. hontbaugh, James Eichelberger, John Holtz,
Dar id Eichelberger, David Drown, Daniel Neidhtunnser,
Martin Kroger, .1. Longenecker, Henry Kreiger, John
Bretz, Daniel Erb, William Quigg.
rip() THE HONORABLE THE JUD
ges of the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the
Peace of Cumberland county, at April sessions, 1855
The petition ofJatues A. Moloy respectfully represents,
that your petitioner is provided with the necessary re
quisites for keeping a house of public entertainment lu
the house now occupitd by him as such in the borough
of Mechanicsburg. Your petitioner therefore prays your
Honors to grant him a License for the same the en.
cuing year. commencing on the second Monday of April
neat, and as In duty boned he will ever pray. Le.
t march 7 JAMES A. MELOY.
We the undersigned citizens of the borough r f Mo.
chanicsburg, In the county of Cumberland, do certify ,
that we aro well arquainted.with the above named Jot:
A. Meloy, that he Is of good repute for honesty and tem
perance, and is well provided with house room and eon
venioncee for the accommodation of strangers and trav
ellers, and that such Inn or Tavorn is necessary to ac
commodate the public and entertain strangers and trav
ellers.
S. Onrret.son, A. Ifnurk, 17. Bohh, (1. Starner, Simon
Arnold, John T. Ayres, Unary U. Eberly, H. Wilson, D.
D. Spoilsler, Joseph Mlllelsen, John Holm., John Hoover
Motel Udell, Martin Rupp.
t a,- H. A. DItEER,
, ___
... . : SEEDSM A N AND FLORIST,
No. 69 Chesnut near Sacond,Philadelphia
• Has now arranged and completed his
" ; . v,"%,, L - ." - . , ‘-•:.. stock for the Spring of 1855, as follows: •
~;: 'l l 'V , VEGETABLE SEEDS---in great •rario•
t? ty, including the fittest varieties (Oilcans
Beets, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, On
ions, Melons, Egg-plant, Tomatoes, Ferm i
•
Radishes, &c. &c. ~
FLOWER SEEM—IIIs Collection Is unequalled by
illy In this country for extent and quality, and et:Fawn
•es the tined variettea of Asters. Stocks, Carnations,
Wallflowers, Daisy, &c.
()Hikes sEEDS--01 all kinds, including ltlueandGreen
trnss, White Dutch Clover, Sweet Scouted VeruslOrass,
terrennial Bay Dress, Ducerne, &e.
ROSES, &r,—Choice ever-limning Doses, Ceutellias,
Verbenas, Dahlias, lingo) Vines, Fruit Trees Shrubbery
S. W. a4vnisTicK,
Agent for Carlisle.
MEI
L EATIIER LEATIIER ! • •
ip , :ikunty & co. • •
No. 29, North Third Street, Philadelphia, . - •
4011,011'0 MA NUFACTUMNS, Cnrriono and Import
as of VIIENCLI CALF tqi..lNS, andlJealera in Red at d
Ixk SoraLonther and • R0b".1.8---ly
...___.....
...
‘l-JI. FRANCISOUS,
• .MANUFACNIITER OP COTTON LAPS,
witting, TM Yarn, Carpot,Chnin, Cotton Yarns,
LAMP, CANDLE AND FLUID WICKS,
thtdi Ito otroro to soli tit Ilio Lowest Cash Prices nt No.
t Market Street abovo Second, North stdo, PlAlndolptln
f - 10101 SITELLERS.- —X A 1,2 DE It' PAv
,„, corm decidedly the hest and cheap
it ~el e In usu. 'Fanners aro requested to nail and ex
eunt) it nt the Carlisle Foundry and Machine Shop, or
t Manton's nardwaro Store. For sale at reasonable
rl , es by
AuS. 2,----3m]
- . \__
CRonos IMINDLS, JOHN C. linowN, and JOKY CLENDENIIN, Esquires, Directors of tho Poor and of tho Houoe Of
Employment of thoniberland county, In account with said county, from tho lot day of January to nit day of
December, A. It, 1804, inclusive, 'VIZ; ,
JOS}WTL IVIERKEL
7 hold of Horses,
13 Mitch Cows,
17 Lend of Steers,
3 Bulls,
23 head of stock !fogs,
20 Hop, average weight 226 pounds., 01.525 11-6.1 13 (thee. average weight, G 6 pounds. (KA lbs.) making
:44 Beeves, average weight, •{O5 pounds, (11,5f•0 11s.) I la all 20,11311,5.
17 Sheep, average w•sight.,6o youlels, t 11,6.)
1 Broad and 1 Narrow wheeled Wagon,
1 Stone Wagon,
1 Wagon lied,
1 pair of Wood-ladders, 2 pair of Bay-ladders,
1 Cart and Cart•gears,
1 Tilbury and Barnes%
4 Plows and 4 Barrows,
5 Double Shovel Plows and 3 Single Shovel Plows,
1 two horse Sled, -
1 Threshing Ai:whine and Horse Power,
1 Fanning Mill, •
1 Bolling Screen,
'1 Corn Sheller,
Cutting Boxes,
2 0 rindstones,
34 Cow Chains and 2 log Cabins.,
1050 bushels of Wheat, '
43 do of Rye,
740 do of Corn,
WOO do of Oats,
40 do of Potatoes,
2 do of Cloverseed,
1 do of Thnothyseed,
2 do of soup beans,
t) do of Bunch beans g d peas,
161 Skirts and Cliennies, '
73 Frocks,
10 Caps,
08 Aprons,'
21 Cludi-beds,
4 Bolsters,
37 Vases, • ,;
5 Sun-bonnets,
25 Skeels '
22 pair of Stockings knitted,
20 pair of Stockings footed,
25 Towols '
14 Comforts,
9 Table Cloths,
80pounds of bard Soap,
80 barrels of soft Soap.
. . .
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. .
. .
,
. ,
Thoro are 1113 nenr as can be ascertained, 2 under 1 year; 6 from 1to5; 6 from tto 8 fro m. 10;10 to 20; 12 from
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20' to 30; 14 from 80 to 40; 14 from 40 to 60; 17 from 50 to 60; 22 from 60 to 70; 10 from 70 to 60; 1 from 80 to 90.
In addition to.the above, 477 transient paupers or travellers, have been received and supported for short periode
without retiulnr oeders
.—..`
We the Directors of the Poor end of the lions° of Eta
ploymont of Cumberland county, do _certify that the
above and throgoing statement to contain a just and
true exhibit of the Institution during the period above
stated, according to the best of our knowledge,..
(liven under our hands this first day of January, A.D.
1851.
Q1:011(1It BUIND
JOHN C. DROWN,
JOHN CLENDEININ,
Directors of the Poor of Cumberland CO.
GARDNER & BROWN.
POOR ROUSE STATEICENT FOR 1854.
DR.
lloceirod frotn County Trommror, $(000 00
Amount In bands of Tretuntrer at lost sottlei-q
!went,_ 651 30si
Of D. Wherry for use of Ras. Haller, 1110 00
OfJanies Clendenin and 11.31Inieli for hides
and skins 117 843
Of G. C. Sanderson for use of Mary linettle, 00 00
Of - Ilummingor for use A. E. Defile- ----.---,-
finger, 01 44 '
OfE. Snodgrass for use of son, 05 00
Of John Laughlin for use of C. Laughlin, 60 00
or drove pasture, 35 75
For . Tallow, 27 70 .
Of John C.Drown for use of J. G. Thompson, 11 00
For Segars, ••- _ • 625
Yew Sundries, "-- , 3 37
For Indsttttires. 3 00
_
Of D. CrotiSo for use, 2 50
For Tiniotliy-seed, 3 25
Cash, due Jamb Squire, Treasurer, 124 0314
JACOB SQUIRE, tkq., Treasurer of the Poor Ilnußo and House of Employment of .Cumberland county, in account
.with the Directors of the said Institution, from the lot day of J,suuary to thu 31st day of Derember,lBs4,
iuclusive, viz: •
By payment of Directors orders,
FArrt rIPT=IIIMM=MMIMmm
VAUNTING UTEINSTIS ON . TUE
SCHEDULE SHOWING THE PE
MANUFACTDRED AND MAD
• , .
Number of Paupers in the Institution Ist January 1654, of which 14 were colored, -. 100
Number admitted up till 31st December 1864, of whichl7 wore colored and 3 bow in the house, 208
Making the whole number through the year, = 314
.
IN which 18 dtcd, 6 children bound out , 10 eloped and 168 discharged, _
'...'02
.....•
I.oavlng the number of paupers ih the Poorhouse Ist January 1865, of which 16 Are colored,
Out-door paupers supported at public expense through the year,
Whole number remaining chargeable at tho and of the year,
Of thueo ronialning in the I'oor-house Slat December 1881, there are—
Males 71, of which 8 are colored,
• • Vennilea 40, of which 8 are colored.
.
Out-door liaupers, _
CR.
By payment of interest on dower in favor .
of lire. O'Brien, on laud purchased of
' A. NrDowell In 1812. $ 38 91
Groceries, merchandise, clothing aud bed
ding Included, 2,370 103.4
For stock, ' .
874 00
..
For flour, grinding, ac., 468 24
For support of out-door paupers, 482 55 -
For Leather, 214 019
For Lumber for flooring. &c., 276 47
For tailoring and hotting, 137 50
For shoomaking, . . . 149 19 1 ,14
For stone coal, . 162 57
For materials fur. improvents, &e., for
house and farm, . , 119 OS
For wagounialang and coopering, inelud
. lug ono now wagon, 119 32%
For tin end copper-warn and reparing eon]
stoves and drains..., 102 34.
For drugs and materials for drug shop, ' 161,411,-i
Fur hardware, au., 95 87.1x 2
Overseers of lillillin township, Allegheny
county, for use of M. Swartz, . 84 60
Carpenter work, . ' ----- 63 12 1 -Z
~
Constable's fees for removing paupers, 60 074 •
,
Directors of Perry comity, for support of
paupers, 70 26M .
For freight-on lumber, coal and groceries, 68 86
Lunatic Hospital' at Harrisburg, for sup
port of paupers, 80 30
Sheet-Iron for drum stoves, 58 32
Out-door funeral expenses, 47 75
Outdoor medical aid, •
6 24 00
For castings, 41 16
For saddlery, 28 0734
For Cloverseed, 40 50
For a windmill, . 28 00
For new Cooking stove, 40 00
..Far-Blackstnithitig, .. 49 05%
'For travelling expenses, • 23 91
For printing and stationary, 6 0114
For sundries., . . 8 4.1/i
Joseph Lobach's salery, hirelings wages
included, . 600 00
Dr. A.. 1. Harman, physician, 100 00
George ShcafTer extra pay no Director, . 35 00
Goorgo Brindle •`o 4 4 10 50
John C. Brown r' ~ 41 4 12 00
--Thomas-31:-Iiiddlei-Attorney; --- r .---- 30 IX/ -
Jacob Snulre, Treasurer - 40 00-
?7,443 48)4
Iteceived.fmm County Treasurer," 40000 00
Ueeei • etl from J. I.o6aeli, Steuard, front
different sources as uxhildted In forego
ing Ntzttement, * 667 103.6
C'aslt remaining in 'lauds of Treasurer at
last HAtloment, 6.51 30 1 ,i
Balance duo Jacob Squier, Treasurer, 121 08?,f,
$7,443 4734
$7,44a 181,4
STOCK ON TILE FARM IST JANUARY, 1855
0 head of Shoats,
— 2O euuall rigs,
IleaLL4
2 Calvci.
FAMI IsT JANUARY, 71360
6 sett of Wagon-gears,
0 sett of Plow gears,
•
1 sett of Carpenter tools, •
1 sett of Blacksmiths tools,
1 sett of llutchorlng tools,
6 Wheelbarrows,
1 Cabbage Knife,
0 Grain Cradles,
11 Mowing Scythes,
3 Mattocks, •
3 Crowbars,
6 Shovels,
quarrying tools, and a variety of Spades, Forks,
Sick els, Rakes,Corn lloes,Stone llatuuters,:iledges,
Area, IVood : saws, Mauls, Wedges, &c.
HERR OF TIIF, FARM FOR 1E44
25 do of Onions,
10 do of l'arealips,
40 do of Hoek,
2000 heads 01'0'1,144;e,
25 doz. Cuctikoberg,
70 tom of Ility,
20 loads of COrllfodder,
iR tairrels of good Cider,
0 of Water-cider.
TN THE noun AND MOP
18 Cofilus made In Carpenter shop,
1 large medicine Case for Drug:l4op,
1 large Kitchen Table,
2 now Wheelbarrows,
1 two horse Sled,
1 large (late,
1 HOW Caraedy,.
GO cortixof weed cut,
400 hails made,
25 dollars worth of Illarlonnithing done,
Matto now shafts for 'Tilibury and for Sled,
Single and Rouble-trees,
Tick and Fork-handles,
Stools and Dandies for Poor House,
New door for Slaughter Douse, c
We,' the undersigned, A udltors'of Cumberhu I d county,
elected and sworn according to law, having examined
the accounts and vouchers of the Directors of the Poor
and Douse of Employment of said county, from tho Ist
day of January to the 31st day of December, A. D. 1854,
inclusive, do certify that wo find a balanco duo Jacob
Squlor, Esq., Treasurer, by the Directors of said Institu
tion, of the sum or ono hundred and twenty-four dollars
and ninety-eight anti one-fourth cents.
Given under our hands at Carlisle, this Bth of January,
A. 1);, 1855
J. 11. DILAWBAUMI,
DiAAC RINOWALT.
JACOD,STEINMAN,
. . Auditors of Culluberland
dartiste Aernlb.
El
DR
lot Safe tub 3tent.
ITVLUABLE TOWN 'PROPERTY
AT PitiVATE tiALE.--Tho subscriber will sell
• the property he now owns and OCell
t 'A pier, formerly awned by the her. T. V
monr4,, situated on South Ilaturcftr srt
Carlisle, adjoining the property of Id r
,t 0.0.. Wm. thulium near the Walnut Pot
tom goad, consisting of a TAS LOT AND A PALL
90 by 240 teat. upon - which are erected a good two story
FRA ME 110UttE, Wood Mao and :Amide. together with
other out-buildings. There is also a good brick contented
Cistern, capahltiof holding, forty-Wro hogsheads of water.
The property is in good repair.
Also,-for a full TOWN LOT adjeirting the above.
GO by 240 feat. Auroue wanting such property will do
well to call and examine.
nev22--fm BENEDICT LAW.
•
TIMBER. LAND FOR SALE.-
The subscribers will sell at private sale about
450 ACRES OE MOUNTAIN TIMBER LAND, in
uts so suit purchasers, The timber is yellow pine fit
or sawing nod building purposes, as also oak and chest
nut. The land In located very nearetthc new reed lea
ding from dames Weakley's saw mill to Laurel Forge.
and extends up said road an high as Cold Spring, adjoin
ing Richard Woods, John Sterrett and Haskell and
Seymour 's saw mill. A draft of the land eon seen at
the house of A. Comery at Weakly's raw mil t
Feb. 20, 55. It. d: S. (lIVIN.
pwie, • VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SAW.: Olt RENT.--.—Thc filmdom
■api • town mansion, with two atijohilne;
LOTS; on Main street, Carlisle, helouciap
to the estate of ticorge A. Lyun, ‘ Esq. dee'd.
Apply to WM. 1131;
variety of Household and Litelie.n. FUR.
NIT - UR E. the property of the said deceased, will be slid
It public sale :it his late residence, on FRIDAY, the *2.3d
of February, at 10 o'clock), A. It
Fob. 14, '55.
VALUABLE FARM of ONE HUN
DRED AND FORTY ACRES, more or less, at pri
'rate sale.—The subscriber intending to go west the en
suing spring, will sell his farm on or before the first of
April next, on favorable term:: The farm is situated
one mile from the town of Nowville and throe. quarters
an mile from the C. V. 11. H. depot, The luiprbvements
cinisist of a MUCK TIOUSE,a frame harn—tegethat
withotherbUfbiiirdings, all of which are entirely new.
Timers is a fine well of never failing water at the door
and a spring near the barn. For further information
address the subscriber at NewAille.
Fob. 14,55. 4, W. K. McFARLANE.
$7,443 4$
ITALuABLE TOWN PROPERTY
OFFERED FOR SALE AND POSSESSION GIVEN
IMMEDIATELY.—A large &tilde TWO
STORY DOUSE. with Stabling and Rath
i. t a lbiuseA. The lot of ground contains :I
NM 0, r
V, great variety of ehoiee grafted fruit trees.
This property is situated on East street.
bounded by the Lotort Spring. Also,Two
Stone and one Frame DWELLING DOUSES. situated
en Bedford street, north of the Lutheran Church. and
lu an improving part of the town. Also, a small FIELD.
For terms apply to
Carlisle, Der. 27, 1654 W. M. PENROSE.
PFFICES FOR RENT'.—The three
enises in the rear of the Court Rouse, south of the
Herald office, will he rented from the Ist of April neetq
For terms apply to JACOB SI(RCfI.
Feb. 14. . Soquestrator.
$7,443 48%
rl l O 141 , 47.—The property situate on
I , llain street. near the Railroad bridge, late the
property of James Thompson, dee'd., is 'offered FUR
'WM' from the lot of April next, For terms enquire of
=I
1;0R RENT.—A STORE ROO3l (.11
nwELLE , :o HOUSE. in East litgb street, a few
doors below the corner of • Market Synam The stets
mom is lar e re and will bear dividing into two If neces
sary, and is ono of the b t stands for businers in Car
lisle.
January 17, 1855 'ANN S. ALEXANDER.
.. , LARGE FURNITURE SALE.
—On SATURDAY, the 10th of March. next.
railer at the residence of Martha C. Duncan, on Vast
High Street. Carlisle. will ho offered at public
Auction. a great variety of )10i 7 SY.INL,D A K :Ten I;N:
Ftlll4.vreants, flat -
Mahogany Fidelsvird, Mahogany Sets and Bureaus,
Dining and Breakfast Tables, Card Tables, '
Dressing Bureau with mirror and marble slab,
Bedsteads, Feather Beds and Flair Nearm•ses,
Mahogany and Windsor Chairs, Washstands,
Ingrain and Rag Carpets. Stair Carpets, Mirrors,
Chequered and Plain Matting, Parlor A Cooking Stoves,
China Dinner and Tea Sets,
Large Iron and brass Kettles, Dell-metal Kettles, •
Andirons, Shovels and Tongs,
Wash Tubs, Buckets And other articles too numerous to
mention. Sale to commence at o'clock, A. M. when
terms will be made known by
feb2l MARTHA C. DCNCAN
Tr. J. B. MARCHISI'S CELE
BRATED CATTIOLTCON, FOR THE RELIEF 4.
CURE OF SUFFERING FEMALES.
It stands pro-eminent for its
curative powers in all the dis
eases Inc which it is recent
mended, usually called FE
MALE COMPLAINT . Of
these nro ProMiaow Uteri. or
Falling of the Womb; Fluor
Albus, or Whites; nirolde In
flammation and Ulceration of
the Womb; Incidental Ilemor
rhage, or Flooding; Painful
Suppressed, A: Irregular
'struatlon, Ac., with all their
accompanying evils; (Cancer
excepted.) no matter how se--
yore or of how long standing.
This Medicine tuts never
boon intlxxlueed by empty puffs, and misrepresentations.,
nor hi it intended that its present popularity shall he
sustained by any 'medimplatt its merits and tho appro.
tuition-cif the public
NOTICE TO THE UNFORTUNATE FEMALE.
I feel it a duty incumbent upon myself to declare
publicly the great blessing Dr. Muralist's Uterine Ca•'
thollemt has proved to me. For two years lily health
was miserable; I was almost unable to 'iv :ilk. I'll) sl•
clans pronounced my ease falling ot, the Womb, exten
sive ulcerations, commencing with tluor album. • The
pains, irritation, wost.ration, &c., rendered life a lairilen.l
In this inisenible condition, Pr. F. Newland recom
mended Dr. Marchisi's Uterine Catledleon. After tak
ing fo - ur bottles I find myself in perfect health. Uratl•
(ode for my roAoraidem malice; me ardently desire that
nil my itea, alike unfortunate, mny find sure relief from
this inestimable medicine.
11 LAZA DEVI „A. NE V 1
No. 11l West-et., Utica, N. Y.
The alsem statement I know to be true.
F. I'. NEWLAND, M. D., Utica, N. Y.
I have no hesitation In saying, Dr. Mamidoi's Uterine
Catholkon Is Invaluable In uterine diseases generally
I have used It In Fluor Albus, Amenorrima, Prolapses ,
Cterl, and in cases of extensive ulceration of the vagina
and OS uteri. It is worthy of the notice of the Faculty.,
JOHN C. ORRICK, H. D., Baltimore, Md.
all interested call and obtain a pamphlet (free
matt Mug ample proof, from the most respectable
'sources of tim beneficial results of itz use; together
from With lettersom highly experienced Physicians, who
hose Uti(sl It In their practice, and gpeak from their ow u
obsorvntions.
Arirlt IClrrPra. Druggist, Fouth 'Hanover itrect,
sole Agent for Carlisle, Pa.
, J. D. & Proprietors,
Central Depot, 304 Broadway, N.Y.
January• 24, 1854.-Can .
liM
I)ALTiMOM4,I CARD.-saitrig
2. y Flan Factory lilted and Ground Alum Edit, con
stantly on hand and for sale.
CAB.% OuF.fih. &
Flour, Grain and Lumber Commission Merchants,
SpeaVe NVbarf.
Also, CEMENT and CALeiNIKI) &gout" ,
of the N. A. and Resendale Co.
Ittiora. Jan. 22. 115. .
mOl.lB. 1)111 BEG ES.—Just received
another lot of Cheap Da Dogatt,,Delalnes and Por
n-meth' Cloths: • (nvils) (1, W, It
VALUABLEFAR3II I ()R
0.: SATE.—As It is late in the seASOII It
'sli V". 01 requires partictilar attention to draw
••,"• :purchasers he here, then Farina's
- and (apitalists: a .frrest Inducement
fora safe investorent is offered. No humbug; but real
sal stautlal mint , . So Le n i p turd doing,. tie now Is the
time for tie se who speed the plow, For we Farmers have
been in the drag Thug enough. do wake up and don't
be Induced to inrnst your money in some fancy hum.
bu fiVil trio rich te-day and poor te7naorrow, tut go
In this sale and make a safe rind sure •InveStment, as
the Farintra axe the chief lame Und sinew' of our clam•
tr y..
The rinderdgmed. one of the late fifth of Phis, Poerinic
and Thudinat, firmer owners, will oiler nt public rale at
the Court House In the borough of Carlisle, on TUES
DAY the lair day of March, that valuable EAII3I, situ
ate on thmLetart. Sluing; about half a tulle South
East ofthe borough et Carlisle, containing 'IWO HUN
DRED A • D RIG ACRES if limeStotte Land about
of which are elenred and the residue roomed wit)
the best of tintbrr.' Eighty acres are now in white)
grain which will he inchitied lu the sale. The improve ,
meats are a large &nide two story 1101;
Barn and ether nut buildings. There Is ,a never fttilim;
Spring . of very Pile water under Itre house. Alan an OR
CHARD of choice fruit. fine third of the cleared land
new hind. as it
_ham hem lately cleared, NvleUe the rln
cleared land has beau heavily manure , ' font stables IF .
.Carlisle. • The Whole is in a high state of cultlvatinn and
has produced great crops, DM ran be ascertained from the
Fanner now liritsg riO Ili:aides that it actually pre7
theses a double crop if well worked from under mount:
aswell 11F the top, as the whole farm abounds in velm
of the best Pipe Ora and my former partners years age
phi $.O Charles NlrClutte deed. as high, as •,..t,ioo per yea'.
fir ere; kr. Se t Ills is a re: e thane. nit often ten he met
with. Any persons wishing to examine the farm may
do sn by' railing on Peter Albright now living on it.
Terms of :: , 410.--fsro per cent, of the whole plm•has mom
cy to be paid on day of One third t f the nboh
purehasa mnnev to I. paid on the Ist of April. whet.
p t;hl•Sf,i , .ti Will be given. The residue in three equal nr •
nuol payments, without interesr. A doduction of le
per rent. will he made PT no much Inure money as tb•
purchaser chows to-offer.
MEM=
AUX. I'. IRON,
Executors.
. .
ALS ) AT ritl YAW: ,
SA LE.—A Farm of 220 arreva
a tlrst rato MERCHANT MI LL.sittutte in l'orry Cramt_r
mar Laudlsburg.. For p.Artieutars onquire at t Fort
Furnace. CHRISTIAN TI! UPI UM.
Fob. 21
iti)2l,anraFter Examiner, iork-Republlcan,_and Pei
AdV(IllItO py, tnak%prlce and Fend bill to this cifihv.
3iotires.
orni.x—Notice is hereby gives.
vi Ihnt t have. this day. asi.,..ciated with me in th
inavtire of my prefer:den. Win. 3f. Penrose and Thor. p.
Diddle. I grim Alt husitirsit. in ure will be nttendet
teby theidnAe utttlet:tlto, tirtn u Utill Le, mtost
Feb. 14th 11155. W. M. 1111.4)LE, A t'ty ut Law
-FST EOF EL A. BET II S3l IT t
dereased.—Notice is befell given that Letters V:
Administration on ftre.Estate of Elizabeth Smith, late
of Lower Allen township., Cumberland county. deceased
have been granted by fhe Register of said county to the
F hs vri bur; residing in the same township. All'persren
knowing themselves indebted to said estate are requir
ed to make inintedlate.payment,and those having einini
to present them for settlement to
feb2B-I.:tpd WM. IL SMITH, Adin.r.
17STATE OF SLISANNA S \VElT
dereased.—Notice is hereby given that Lei
ters of Administration on the estate of Susanna :IN, eft
ter, late of Shiremanstown, Cumberland county, deeeio
ed, have been granted by the Register of said eeonty
the subscriber, residing in the same township. All per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate are re.
utilredto Make immediate payment. and these haling
claims to present them for settlement to
feir•2B-64 W3l. D. :41100P, Aduer.
EIOSIMM
ers)[ 4 -I STATE OF TII0)IAS SWEARIN,
jOEN, deceased.—Notice Is hereby given that hit
of admit:ash-anon on tho estate of Thomas Sweat In.
ken, of East Pentudxwo tow mship, Cumberland county.
deceased, have been grantrA by the liegister of said
county to the subscriber, residing in the same tow 1404.
All persons knowing thernserres indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate payment, and these
°•having claims to present them for settlement to
Feb. 20, '55 BENJAMIN EBB, Admin'r.
NOTICE.— All persons knnwing them
selves Indebted to the - subs..rThers - . smiler nv note
or book account, aro respectfully requested to call
settle the same on or before the :Ist day of Morrh.l
After that dato.the books will be placed in the hands
a proper person for collection.
futati - WEISE & CAMPBELL
iikU_Tlic STORE ROOM now occupied by Ira will be
rented from Ow lot day of April next. It le a first rata
buslues; stnod and con vonlont room. Apply as abui.
I.)ISSOLUTI()N.- - -The partnesrhip
heretofore existing . between tbo subscribers, tra
d ng under the firm of BE:sITZ k BRUTIIERS, was dis
solved on the first lust., by mutual consent, all persona
indebted to the firm are requested to make an early
settlement of the same to either of the undersigned.
ABNER W. BENTZ
Wm. utzTz
J.A.SIES BENTZ.
The undersigned having purchased the interest of IV.
Pent,. In the above business, inform their friends that
they will continue the business RS heretofore at, the old
stand under the name of Bentz 4. brother.—They lose
Just received a large supply of NEWUOODS, such as Cab
leas, hams, Mus.lies, Cheeks, Flannel', Sennett,
Needle worked Cullers, Spencers, Sleeves, Se.. also en*
ease Irish I.lner, containing:lUpieces of their own int.
portatlen some of it very tine which they can sell much
lower than the usual prices. They respectfully request
the public to give them it call us they are determined to
sell, cheap. MINER IV. BENTZ.
Feb. IG, .55 JAMES BENTZ.
)1301201RM ORDINANOE.—Bc 'it
eunoted by the Town Council of the Borough of
'artiste, and It is hereby ordained and enacted by au
tdority of the saute: Tliat Om tire plugs placed, or tier°.
after to 100 placed, in any of the streets, lanes or alleys
of the borough of are to bo used or opened (ply
for the purpose of ostingulaidng fires; and If any ',or
at/ or poisons shall open any fire plug or draw water
from the same, or abuse or'lnJure it, or any part of It. in
auy manner, he, she oethey shall be liable ton penalty
of TwEsry Pottaaa. Provided, however,
that it shall
not be considered a violation of ih)n ordinance If the
fi r e plu g and water be used by regularly organized Hoof
or Fire Companies, the 7 haring first obtained the elm.
rial authority e. the (arlialo Gus and Water Company
dir thaturpose. A. NOBLK; thief Burgri.s.
Bob; 14. 'f.s. . . A ttest —3.4311FJ3 . Witte:, See.
COURT PROCLAMATION.-
Ulteretto the Honorable JAWS li. GRAlllat, Prost,.
dent Judge of the several Courts of Common Pleas of
the coluities of Cumberland. Perry and Juniata, in
Pennsylvania, and Jnstire of the several Courts of Oyer
mot Terminer and General 31111 Delivery in said coins
tics, and lion, Jons More and BAMEEL )I . OOI,IIURN Judges
of the Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery for the trial of all capital and other off e nd e rs
in the said county of Cumberland, by their precepts to
me directed, lwaring date the Bth day of January, 1885,
have ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer and Own -
ral Jail Delivery, to be holden .at Carlisle, on 'the .24
MONDAY of April, 1855, (lbolng the Oth day) at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, to continue two weel:s.
NOTICE is the:vita - a hereby given to the Coroner,
Justices of the Peace and Constables of the said County
of Cumberland, that they are by the said precept COM
11171100d to lac thou and there in their proper persons,
with their rolls, records, Inquisitions, examinations m i nd
all other remembrances, to do these things which to
their Mikes appertain to be done, and all these that are
bound by re,oguirances. to pkoseellte , against the prig.
opera that aro or then shall be in the Jail of said eountY,
are to be there to pro secute them as shall he Just.
JOSEPH Mel/ARMOND, Sherif?
•
11XTRA 'BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
sacks Do family use. Also, Crltuborrle!;, Homi
ny. Ileanti, Rc just received at the Family firm:cr
E y of
Jan 10 J. D. 11AUIF.T.
COAL. 77-50,0 Tuns Lykes s
rffialoy cmt,l,roketi and Screened, prernred oats
•
porK.Ay fur fiuully uso, receiving mi d Ow tole
Agt,
3AI
at cm Abnerti6einents
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