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TRIAL LIST FOR APRIL TERM, 1 856.
FIRST WEEK.
Hugh Gallagher for use vs..J. M. Woodburn,
John Woods &, Wife, vs. 'Mathew Davidson,
Nbrfir. Pennington, vs. Samuel IV.
John Anderson, vs. John Fisher,
do vs. Jeremiah Coover,
W. K. Irvin & Wife,:vs. Catharine Sibbettii,
),obt,l_;stird dee'd'Exrs. vs. David Grier,
John. Sanderson, va.,C. V. H. It. Company,
• Johnston S. Martin, Vs. David Martin, •
4achael Woods for use vs. Jacob Dear.
SFICOND WFELt
kb. lio.itetter, Treas. &c. vs. Ahm. B. Zug,
,!Moth Whitinan, vs. Christian Eberly,
Joseph 'Prem.). & Wife, vs. R. Craighead,
Ch w. lifirrutz, vs. Geo. Z. Bretz,
Jacob Shaffer, vs. The twp. of S. 'Maklel,
Win. Bishop, vs. David Grier,
(1-. W. Jackson, vs. do.
;;has. Og'eby, vs. Samuel Hepburn, Esq.
! •iiry Givler, vs. Samuel McCullough,
Lry Crawford, vs. W. Ramp's Trustee,
:!izabeth Pague, vs. Michael Zigler,
iargaret Noble, vs. John Noble, '
..:'izabeth Buchanan, vs. Rhoads &
KitsiniPer dec'd Adm. vs. .John Kitsmiller,
1. IV. Dombaugh, vs. Henry Kilheffer,
Graham, vs. Peter Wolford,
liehael Cocklin, vs. James• Williams, •
'vie A. Kaufman, vs..R. Smiley, dee'd Exrs.,
Simineum, vs. The Co, of Cutnherland,
Aavid Mahon, vs. Richard Baker,
Steiher, vs: Geo. Creamer,
teary Myers, vs. The Co. of Cmmberlami.
;lieu) iltmertisentents.
pAv I RN LICENSE.—To the lion
' ortl,le the dmizes of Ow Court of Quarter :kit:slims
t timberland count), Apt II teat'. V-Z.5.-1 he petition
f rho undersigned respertfully represents, that your
mer b. provided %vith. the necessary requisites e.r.
11.:tit.e of- public' outprtainuten t,in..t he house
rta. occupied by Joreph Black, at the Trindle rzpring. In
liver Sprit x township. Your potitinuer therefore - pre:if,
..mr Honors fo grant him a license for the sante nt the
ot.min4 term of the Coma of Quarter Sessions, and as in
bound lie 411 over pray, .Se.
fo - b2B PETER ILARLACILEII.
We tins undersigned, citizens of Silver Spring town
..h;p, in the county (,f Cumberland, do certify that ly."
acquaint...l with the above named Peter llerla
.her, that he is of good repute for honesty end temp.,
-snra, and is IV ell provided with house room and CUM e•
dancas fn. the accommoantiun of strangers and travel
;ors. end that such inn or tavern:is necessary for the se-
,ammodation of the-public.
51. Malley, George Brenizer, John MeColister,
Gmdel Comfort, .John Broa•newell, Samuel Cocidin, Geo.
!iron nor, John P. D. (hover. George V. Convey, Charles
A-piper, John Nisley. ilaumon.
E N L ENS E. —To the II o,'-
1
nimble the Judges of the Court of General Quarter
Sessions._ April term, 1855.—The petition of James Hall
r,emoctfully represents. that your potittonor has leased
that well known tavern stand in Lower Allen township
and now oocupied us such by Peter Harlacher, that he is
well provided with the necessary requisites fbr.keeping
a house of public entertainment. lie threrwe prays
your Honors to grant him a license for the same for the
a suing year, and he will ever pray, Ac.
febliff JAMES iiA LL.
We the undersigned, citizens of Lower Allonitwp. do
cavity that we are well acquainted withlhe above nam
ed James Hall; that he is of good repute for honesty nod
t unperunee. and is well provided with house room and
inyonionees for the accommodation of strangers and
t •avellers and that such inn or tavern is neces•ary to
to aemnimodate the public and entertain travellers.
John Sheeley. sr. Frederick Sheeley. IL Rupp, jamb
Long. Samuel Zimmerman, David Bollinger, William
Stephen, John Sheeley, jr. Frederick Long, Jonathan
Brubaker, William Heck, Daniel I lart,,.Samuel Urich.
llaniel Erb, John Reeser, John
orarmu the Judges of the Court of Ogueral Quarter
Sessions of Cumberland county. April term, 1855. The
petition of David Bollinger. respectfully represents, that
your petitioner occupies that well known tavern stand
situate In Shiremanstown, Lower Allen township,which
Is well calculated for a house of public entertainment,
and the accommodation of strangers and travellers, and
that ho is well provided with the necessary requisites
for keeping a public house. Ile therefore prays your
trotters to grout him a license Ibr the K-unt, for the en
suing year, and ho will ever pray, &e.
fely2S DA VII) BOLLING Ell.
We the undersigned, citizens of Lower Allen twp. do
Certify that we are well acquainted with the aia;ve gum.
nd David Bollinger, that he is of good repute tn. honesty
and temperance. and is well provided with house room
end conveniences Mr the accommodation of strangers
and travellers, and that such inn or tavern is necessary
t, ZICZOIMIIidate the nubile end entertain travellers.
Isaac lloshart, Peter 11. former, Jacob Betes,JohnShee
ley, Daniel Nisley, George Eichelherger, Wm. B. bloomer,
_,...lenathan Brubaker; John Shealy, jr. Samuel Shecley,
11. Rupp, David Wien.
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HUSSEY'S REAPER !
NOTICE TO FAII3IERS.
The undersb;ned respectfully iuferms the Furthers of
this and the adjoining counties, that he continues to
manufacture more extensively than ever, 0.1 Hussey's
celebrated REAPER AND MOMS() MACHINE, now
so generally iu use, at his shop three quarters of a mile
north of Hanover. Farmers wishing to engage a Heap.
or, or a Reaper and Mower combined. for the next sea.
von, can have their orders tilled with pronptness by
sanding them on immediately. The prices of these ma
chines aro as follows:
For a Reaper,- - - ' - $lOO
For a Reaper and Nfowor, from - - $lO5 hi 125
In_ _ Addre. me through the Hanover Pr.st (Mee,
York c,ounty;Pa. CONE AD 310131,.
Janll-5m
Dron Stores.
nRUGS ! DRUGS 1 'DRUGS Fresh
gJr SUPPLY! I have just received a fresh stock of
Medicines, Paints, Mass, Oil, he., which, has log
been purchased with great care at the best city
houses, I eancontidontly recommend to Families,
a_ Physicians, country Merchants and Dealers, as Lo-
log fresh and pure.
DRUGS—Patent Medicines, Fine Chemicals, Instru
menti, pure Essential Oils, Herbs and Extracts, Spices,
ground and whole, Essences, Perfumery, he,
Cod Liver Oil—warranted genuine.
DYE - STUFFS—lndigoes, Madders, Sumac, Alum, Log
and Cam Woods, Oil Vitrjol, Copperas, Lac Dye.
h Brother's Pure Lead, Chrome
Omen and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Jersey
Window Glass, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Copal and conch
Varnish, and Red Lead. All of which will be sold•at the
Very lowest market . price.
Also, a fresh and splendid assortment of FA N 0 Y
HOODS, Fruits, Omfeetionary, and innumerable other
articles calculated for use and ornament, all of which
are olored at the lowest Cash prices, at the cheap brut!,
Book and Noaivy atom of 'tho subscriber on North Ilan.
over street. S. U. HAW:RS.IIOK.
FRESH DRIJOA, MEDICINES, &e,
have must received from Philadelphia and
New York very extensive Additions to my
/ • former stock.embmeing nearly ‘very artirlo
of :11edicino now in use, together with
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, To rpontloo, Perfu•
Mere, soaps, Fitetlonitry, Fine Cutlery. Fish.
-4 lug Tackle, Brushes of almost every &scrip•
Inn, with nn endless variety of other articles, which
Am determined to sell at the Tray LOWEST prices.
Alt phoplanB, Country Merchants, Pedhira and eth
ors, are .r=pectfully requested not to pass the. OLD
:AND, at they may root assured that every Jirtiele will
edd of a good quality, and upon reasonable terms.
ELLIorr,
Main street, Carlisle
Muy 80
5 ores anti Slops.
Eli
STYLE OF HATS for ltsb4 r-
01:01161i KELLElt.rospectrully onnottn6”s to his
Old Patrons and tho public gonorally that )ir ),E.4 i,,st
eelved the FALL STYLE OF tiIiNTLEDIEN'S
OF;; !EATS, manufauttire'd ohn 'or tilt ilns
,/ t.
oionts iu Philodolphta, to whidh ho lnvitt
attention
He has also winstantly on liana a large 'and varied on
sortment of his oiVti well it* rtty make
lints and Civil, fiu itable for the semimbi•otaiirgilig oveFf
variety or ittisslm Beaver, Molesltlh and•Filk !fats, fin
ished 111 thy: latest style, together with a full assortment
CAPS el' every shape and description, anti,..nt every
price. Ile particularly invites the public to cell and ex
amine his expensive wssortutent, which in style, mate
rlti and finish. cannot be surpassed by any in market,
and which he is able to put at prices lower than over.
Remember his old stand no North llnnoverstrect,,be
tween limner's and Senor's stores.
VALI, STYLE 01? HATS R. CLAPS.
'TROUT. desires to inform his old Mends
that ho has removed to his now establishment on High
street. near the Rallrnad Depot, and is now oponing
it large and elegant assortment of the PAU STYLE
4 . OF HATS, just received from Philadelphia, which
the gentlemen of Carlisle are requested to aril and
examine. Ile has also a large assortment of Silk. Fur
and Slouch lists no his cfren man uthetfire, got up in the
lest style and at_vadoVrprices. the excellence and finish
of which he will warrant. Ills stock ho Is confident on,
ly needs to ho examined to bo approved. Also, a large
supply of Mons, Boy's and Children's CAPS, of Cloth
and Fur. and of every variety of style and price just re
mired from Philadelphia. Let all who want a lint or
('op giro him a call,os they may ho sure of being suit
ed to their own satisfaction.
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS
WAltt housekeepers and young, with tilos
also who are expecting to become housekeepers. are invit
ed to call at FAMIIN OitOt.,EltY and ox
amine his elegant assortment of China, Olassand Queens
ware and other articles in the housekeeping-line. such
as Fr: eh and English tea sets, heavy bandedamiplaim
White Granite, gilded and blue plain, Dinner sets of ev
ery variety and price, bowls and pitchers, tureens, dish
es, le. Glass-ware—centre table and mantel lamps,
Candelabras Mild other lamps. great rarity, table and bar
ttimblers, goblets, Ic. Fruit and preserve dishes, in va
riety. Cedar-ware—tubs, buckets, churns, Is min, butter
pri ts n ladles, meal htickets. Sc. DrusllCS-.-SWOOping,
white wash. scrnhbing, band and shoe brushes. dusters,
brooms. 1:e. Market, clothes and travelling 1 askets.
Also a choice assortment of Tob2teco and Segnrs. Call
vn who are fold of choke brands of Segars and try the
Priaripes, Remains, Sieffanonis and other Cuba varieties,
and you will find them of unimpeachable quality. Also
half Spankli and Coeur:am ,Segars, with choice snuff and
Ohneen.
rOlt Tli E MILLI ON
I 11111 illSt receiving my Fall
•s IiANCINCS stock of PAPER HANOI:saI S,
•
_ ••• which surpass in style. Ituality .
••
and - prim any that have ever
Loon exhibeted In Carlisle. I respectfully solicit a call
from persons in )vant of Paper Ihinglngs of any dm-01)-
am. as I am confident by assortment far surpasses any
in the Borough: and' in style and prices has but few 1.1-
v/tie in the city. 1 only ask of the public to call and ex
amine my assortment j‘efore purchasing, as I am confi
dent my chaste designs cannot fail to please the most
firstidious. • JOIIN P. IXNE.,
West side of North Hanover Street,
•
I - 00K OUT IN TlME!—Cholera
,
morlons,,,Dyscutery, Diarrhoea, tic., are making
'their iinPenranc. l'ou„know tli remedy. If you hare
any regard for the wellfare of yourself, your wife, or your
children, supply yourselves with BM:CHEWS IATCH
LESS CORDIAL, otherwise abide ihe consequence re.
nilting_frontn bigoted adherence to old quackery. This
• Matchless Remedy" can be bad at the Drug Store of
B. J. KIEFFER.
South Ifaneyer street, a few doors south of the Court
'louse, Carlisle.
p)OOTS AND SHOES. The subserib
er has now on hand a very extensivo and well se-
Acted stock of li.OoT S andSli 0 S,
which he will sell at unusually low prle-
Purchased from wholesale dealers,
it low rates. be can offer such induce
nents to purchasers ns will make IL their interest to VP.
t his establishment. lie has every.. article in the Boot
ind Sh.te line---for Ladies' or Gentlemens' wear—he
therefore deems it nnnecessary to particularize.
Perqmis desiring good and cheap goods are Invit-
.4 to give him a 1..4111. - -
W. SHELDON_
\ p..e. o . rovE COAL, note on hand and ita receiving at the follmving prices :
Dauphin Lime Cent . - - - s'2 . 40 to 300
Stove, - - - • 3noto 4 50
Lykens Valley Limo - - - -375 to 400
It Stove - . . 400 to 4 75
Pine Grove Limo - - - 375 to 400
6tove - - - - - 450 to 500
Pittston Stove Coal
.7, - - , -500 to 3 50
Illnektanltli's Coal, per Cushol, - 22 to 25ett.
11, 1 1. Use LU II /I El It of all kinds. Common BOard4 nu d
Scantling from $lO to $lB per lOU feet. First Common
nod l'anel according to quality.
docl3—:lm
OhG ER TEAS, COFFEE,
I ES The subscriber has just
added to his former stuck n general selection of CHOICH
(I ILOCEIII ES, as well as all the other variety of articles
usually kept In a llrocery Store, embracing Itlo
:ofieo..--roastedand green—at 1 . 234 and 14 cents
per lb., Orleans, Clarified, Crushed and Pulverized
311g11114. of bias qualities; Chocolates, Spires, Dairy
Salt, and a variety of Fancy articles, all of which are o,
fared at the lowest cash prices. NVe - are thankful fortho
twiner support given us, and invite a further call from
our friends and customers. J. 'W, EBY.
Marion HMI, Carlisle. •
furniture.
pOBII B. SMILEY, CABINET'
m AK Elt and UNDERTAKER
North Hanover street. next door to
Glass's lintel. A
lie would respectfully inform tho u
citizens of Carlisle and the public generally, that ho
has now On band a law and elegant assortment of FUR-
N TURE, er.nsistlng in part of Wardrobes, Card and eth
er Tables, Sofas, Bureaus, Bedsteads, plain and fanny
Sewing Stands, &c., inanufitelinred of the boot material
and quality warranted.
Also a general as:6rtinent of CHAIRS at the lowest
VENITIAN BLINDS wade to order, and repairing
promptly attended to.
ft.Z-- COFFINS inado at the shortest notice; and hav
ing a splendid bdarso he will attend funerals In town ox
country.
a - 6- Remember the stand—next door to IL Mimeo
Hotol. IL D. SMILEY.
•
FXTENSIVE FURNITURE ROOM.
_A -.JAMES it. WEAVER would resoorfently call
the attention of House-keepers and the public
to his (+item:dye stock of elegant FURNITURE,
loci o it ng Sofas, Wardrobes, Centre and Tables,
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, and every other
article in his branch of business. Alm now on hand,
the largest assortment of CHAIRS in Carlisle, at
the lowest prices. AUFFINS made at tho short
est notice and a Hearse provided for funerals. He
adicits cell at his establishment, on North Han
nv er strew), near Ulasso's Hotel.
C.-5 - Furnlture hired out by the month or year. .
ORNER of Han
over and Loather M,e
Cik v WO .
CA It LIS Gli.—Th o lidersign
ed has always on hand a large stuck of superior Cabinet
Ware, In all the different styles, which he is prepared to
sell at the lowest prices. He Invites attention particu
larly to the PATENT SPRING BOTTOM BEIME11), a most
useful article, which entirely obviates all objections.—
The bottom can ho attached to old Bedsteads. They have
given entire satisfaction to all who have them in use. •
made to order at the shortest notice. c
JACOB FETTER.
cl A LES NI AN WANTED.---An expo
1, 1 - 1011(114 Falosman is 'wided Inn Dry Goods Store,
Apply to U. W. lIITNED.
> 4 IC; JUST RECEIVED.---Imlca
whit. Fish, a superior article. No's, 1,
d and 3 Maelierel, alsu libuday, Beans and Cranberries,
for ado at WILLIAMS.
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Notices.
ExEcuToßs NoncE.—Letters
Testamentary having been issued to the subscri
bers. under the nlll of George S. ].you Esq., dec'd., late
of the borough of Carlisle; all persons having - elands
apinst the estate of the said decedent. are requested to
make known the same, and these Indebted, to make
payment without delay to JOHN LYON, Bedford c .Pa.
ALEX P. LYON, Pittsburg
Executors.
6E. Jan. Msi 7,5
..Il ST ATE OF MARTHA BOWMAN
1 -
4 deceaced.---Notiee is hereby given thnt letters of
administration on the estate of Martha Bowman ' late of
Frank find township. Cumberland county.decessed. have
been granted by the tegister cf saidsounty to the sub
scriber-residing In the same township. All persons in
debted to said estate are required to make linmediate
payment and those baying claims to present them for
settlement to JAMES L. IdeIIOWELL,
jan3l Ad'mr.
I. I I STATE OF SUSANN'..ik4 AL-r
--
BRIGHT, DECD.—Letters of Admittisftt,l4ln on
tho Estate of Susannah Albright. deed., late crr.as,t ,
Peonsborough township ! Cumberland county, havo
been issued to the subset it.er residing in the saute town-
Ship. to hoot all persons having claims against the
said estate will present them for settlement and these
indebted make payment.
Jan. 21,1855 MICHAEL ALBRIGHT, Adar.
ttiMtated
. 1 . 1 begun nn TUESDAY, the '2Gth ihry of December
1. D 54, and 'mitten ut Curliule, in and, fur CuinLerintid
comity, before the Um. James II lititham, President
.P wilze, and Woodburn and John Rupp. Esiotin s.
AsseLjate Judges. Ac, the folliSwihg prereedhms were
had, to wit:
In the matter of the writ of Partition and Yelualion
on the Heal Eutate of Elirabetli Shenk late of
t' , 1M11:411111, Peccnsrd,ththe iqinie haring been returned by
Joseph .leDarimind, high :-lieriff of CunMerland county,
I
duly executed,
N'uw• to wit, 26th December, 1&4, Inquisition continn
ed and Rule on t h e Heirs and parties In interest to ap.
ysear at the next stated orphaps court, and take or re
fuse to take. other. rse to show rause why the court
should not order the property to be sold. Notice to be
served personally on the parties residing within forty
utiles mod by publication in one newspaper on those re
siding beyond fort) mites,
In testimony whereof I bare hereunto set- my hand
and the seal of Kehl court. at Carlisle, on the 2t;th day
of heeetut er, A. P.
JOIIN M. GREGO, Clerk Orphans Court_
OTICK.---To the Heirs .and
nepreventatives of George Nogle, late unite coon
ty of Cumberland. deceased. Take notice that by virtue
bf a writ of Partition and Valuation isbued out of the
Orphans Court of Cuml erland county, and to me direct
ed. I will hold au Inquest to divide, part or value the
real canto of ?mid deceased, on the pnub,es, on TIIVIIS-.
DAY, the Sth day of ➢larch. A. D. IStt. at 10 o'rlnr,k
A. 11. when and' where you may attend If you think
pMptIT. JOSF.YfI McDA 11.110 ND, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Feb. ith ,55
I.IDITOES NOTIOK—Tn the mat
..._.._,:.._.--111.4,11 ility,clOr
all * ion to John Stewart. administrator or Jtairi Maya,.
deceased. to settle the account I.f his intestate as guar
dian of the said Hobert. Mary and John,
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Orphans
court„ to report the facts, and an account, if the tarts
show that, respondent ought toAccount. will httend to
the duties of his appointinetit. at his office. In the bor
ough of Carlisle, on TM UItSDA Y the Ist of .51arch next,
nt 10 o'cleck A. M. when and e here all parties interested
are hereby notified to•attend.
Fob. tith. '55
A uurroits NOTlCK—llavin,, been
tur
IlLappointed by the Orphans Court or C , erland
d y
county to distribute the balance in the hand o obn
Auld, Esq.adininistrator of Samuel : 4 11eaffer,liireo I/hi:-
int:on township, derea'sild, to and among the,crediters,
'I will attend for that purpose at my office in Carlisle,
on TUESDAY, the 13th &pot March next.
Feb. ith.'ss. ' IL. M. HENDERSON.
QumA,UDITOR'S NOTICE.—The under
slgned,appointed Auditor by the Orphans Court • f
criand county, to marshal! the est:asp' the lunuts
of Christian Bomberger, Administrator of Christian
'luck, deceased, to and among the creditors of said de
cedent, gives notice, that he will attend to the duty as-
SignOd to hint at his etilco In Carlisle. on WEDNESDAY
the 2.Sth day of February A. D. DIM, between the hours
of ten o'cbrk iti the fornoon and two o'clock In the after.
noonfiln or Wore which day t hose having claimsagninst
said deceased will present the same properly authenti
cated to him fur adjustment.
11% M. PENTIOSBI
Jan. 7. Auditor.
Lth.Shippensidtrg News Insert three times and sent
Lill to auditor befi)re day of meeting.
ESTATE OF GEORGE IVIDDI4II2,
DEMASED.—Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary' on the estate of George %Miter, late of
Dickini;l4 township, Cumberlrnd county, deed., have
been grantiirby the Regisler of said county to the sub
scribers residing In the same township county afbresaht.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
aro required ti) make immediate payment, and those
having claims to present thorn for settlement to
DAVIT) DEMUTH,
JOSEPH. WIDDER,
Executors.
January 17, 1855-114 d
I STATE OF • JOHN MILLER, DE
CEASED,—Notiee is hereby given that • letters
testamentary on the estate of John Miller, lute of Mon
roe township, Cumberland county, deceased, have teen
granted by the Register of said county. to the subscri
ber, residing in the same tounsialp. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate aro' required to make
immediate payment, and these having claims to present
them for settlement to '
Dec. 27, 1854.-Atal PETER MILLER, Executor.
NEW GOODS.—The subscriber is just
opening A fresh assortment of very CHEAP GOODS
bought nt reduced prices. Call and ace them.
Aug. 'XL GEO. W. IfITNEIt
HRASHING MACHINES of the
boat make constantly on hand and for ludo at the
Car Isla Foundry and Machine Shop.
GARDNER & BROWN—
`AVE YOUR OLD METAL—.Cush
paid for OLD METAL, such as Copper. Brass and
Iron, at tho Carlisle Foundry and Machine Shop.
GADDNEE & BROWN.
NEW GOODS.—The subscriber hay
ing just reei3ired from Philadelphia afrresh sup
ply of SEASON Ant: woes, will difpomo of them at a
very low mark. M. SNODGRASS.
Carlisle, Jan. 17, 1855.
IMEI3I.IIINEES' COAL. - . 2,000
1 .. 4 Tons bykeret; Valley Nut Coal, a auporlim article
receiving anti lbr sale by
Janlo 3m • W. B. MURRAY, Agt.
A T ALTJABLP, TOWN. LOTS. AT
I tittlSTElt'll SALE.—Brairtne of an order of the
Orphans' Court of Cumberland county, the undersigned
will expose to public sale, on the premises, on SATUR
DAY, the 11 th of February, 1855; at 2 n'el4k-' P. 51., nil
that desirable Town lA,t. commonly known na POPLAR
lA'T, situate at the south west,end of Hanover Street,
in the bortmelk of Carlisle, containing about TWO A.
CHEM, Ixemded by said street, the Walnut Bottom
Itead, a lot of I'. Phillips' heirs and by south sheet.
The terms of sale will be ten per rent, of the purchase
motley on the day of stile, one-fourth on the coblirma•
t ion of the sale, and the balance to be secured by wort•
gages or judgment bonds. or both, as the Trustee lolly
Atti]) advisable, conditioned for the payment of the
interest thereof aembanntutily to 3lrs. Ehraleth Pwin,
:Ind the principal at her decease to her heirs atdaw, or
to those who may be entitled - thereto. Attendance will
be given by the undersigned, Trustee under the Will of
Thomas Ilagan, deed.
Carbisle,Jan. 24. 1855. JACOB SIIROM.
. .
- V ALUABLE T 0 W N
.4.teic: . It . , PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
#
'.. e 'l' . i; The subscriber will sell at private, sale'
';,,,.:' . 4 . - that yakailile business stand on the cor,
"?' ' ' .4,..:•:...9' net. of Hanover and Louther streets, in
Carlisle. Pa. Tin , lot 1s:10 feet front by 240 feet in depth.
There is a large THREE' STORY STONE PLASTERED
HOUSE. 'well finished, n large yard and garden, and
every thing necessary to make it comfortable and Con
venient residence. For terms enquire of
Carlisle, Deer. 20.1854,
TWO SPLENDID FARMS FOR
sA LK—The sul,seriber will sell at private sale the
two follow log deverited. thrills, to wit:.
No. .I—ls situated north-west of Carlisle, adjoining
the . Inhabited part of said Borough, containing ONE
11UNDIthD AND FORTY 'ACRES of first rate Lime
stone Laulinving thereon ,erected a new -large - BANK
BARN, a largo 'H AY HOUSE, a comfortable CATTLE
fiISTABLE, &c. Also, a comfortable DWELLING
it HOUSE, and other out-buildings. The land is In
a high state of cultivation and all tinder good
post and rail fence. It is bounded on the north by the
heirs of. Samuel Alexander, deed., on the east by' John
Noble, Win. r. Seymour mid others, oh the west by Jim.
Moore, David Otter, &c., and on the south by the piddle
nod leading from Carlisle to 'Waggoner's bridge.
NO. 2.—ls situated in North Middleton township, 4
miles from Carlisle, on the Harrisburg nod Carlisle
turnpike read, about miles from Middlesex Mills,
bounded as follows: on the north by the Conedoguinet
('reek, on the west by Irvine's" heirs, on the East by J.
Noble and Jesse 'Zeigler, and on the south by Abraham
Hetrick and the Harrisburg. Orfila.° road. containing
TWO II UN DR ED AND TW TY-Fl YE ACRES, about
100 acres of Limestone and the residttsJs black slate,
about len acres of this tract cleared. under good fence,
and in a good state of cultivation, the balance is very
heavy timber: A large portion of the farm is meadow
laud. The improvements are n large sToNE DWLI.
LING a largo 1.00 AND FRAME lIAItN,
stone Spring llouse and other out-buildings an Applo
Orchard and a large quantity of other fruit trees.
No.::.—ls a small taut of laud about is mile west of
No 1., or, the Laker read lending from Carlisle to Wag
goners Idge, rot/tabling ENIY-bil X ACHES of first
rate limestone land. bounded by said road on tile north-,
by Jelua Noble un the south. by Brown's heirs milli.)
east, and by Baker on the . w6St. Tiro subscriber will
also Noll a number of OUT 1.015 to snit purchasers.—
The above described property a ill l e sold on reasorable
terms. ARMSTRONG NOBLE.
Carlisle, January 10, lglet.
}IV THE COURT
11EillPINESS ! ITAPIINESS
AVIIAT CAN MAKE US HAPPY
lo pleasure, all the joys of sense,
Lie in th e Pence, and Ot iniret Once.
_.(Popp.)
lint when
. a a have pains, aftlicticn or anguish of dis
eases. is not our pleasure, our joy, and our happines&
thereby destroyed t 11 by let our sick fellow-being suf
fer ? 'Does not Christ say : "With the sauce measure ye
mete, It shall to measured to you again?" —Mat. 7, 2.-
-W ho Is 3 wise nmu and endowed with know kdge a
mong you. let him show out of a gt.od conversation hie
works with tneekness and wisdom "—James 3,13.
SURGERY AND 31ED1C1NE.—Doctor. P. C. CAL D
DER, Surgeon and, Physician, who •IR 'Maris* and
Physiologist, and is graduate of our Lest Medical Colle
ges, and has made himself acquainted with 611 the vari
ous
syFteins of Medical Science, and with tin:, _
secret.
healing oepart
dienta of the Arts, faithfully fate's& to toilets
thr Sureical.and Medical Aid. and whose medicines are
all made or c.mposed strictly in accordance a ith the
Sciences Of Pathology, Botany. llydropmby and Physi
ology; and whose medicines are all mulls-sod of whole
some roots. plants, and hydiopathy, good in all discreet',
and to whom the afflicted tiro invited to apply timely.
His Character by Respectable Neighbors, Sc.
Copy of n letter from the Itev.. C. 11. Leintneh to Mr.
11. If, Etter, of the Warm Springs. Respected Sir :—.AI
- Me to introduce to your friendly n otice, Dr. CARD
ern of New York. 1 have known Pr. C. I'M- sixteen
years, he has done business for me with sobriety. hon
esty and with neeurney ; therefore I do believe hint to
be perfectly sober, honest and '&lls4W:ray. Ant• favors
you nmy see proper to confer en him, will he hinhly ap.
predated by his numerous friendS t Snd by none more
highly than yuitr sincere friend mud Imuible serwmt.
J. S. COLWELL.
A udi tor.
MIIM!IIMEN1
Copy of a letter from George Spahr, Esq., County
Treasurer.—l do certify that the medical ethic.) of Dr.
P. C. Ca ddor has surpassed any other which I hare
hitherto hind In the cure of severe fever In my fatally.—
I would therefore recommend him to such perscns who
may be afflicted with aforesaid disease or ethell‘ise.
Bloomfield, August 20th, ISIII
Ult. CAItDDER (Lying well acquainted with the re
cent French discoveries, with their new and safe moths
of treatment, and the speedy and certain remedies ar.d
cures for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Uyscntery, t hol
es Murbus and all Complaints of the Bowels and St 4
ad); Superior Remedies for the prevention and cute h f
Asiatic thelera. Remedies, fur all the defects and die-
LIMOS of the Generative Organs and repwainctive Cel , 110•
my in men and women; Remedies fur Insanity; certain
mid timely cures for all Consumptions, Impotence, Ster
ility. Sexual A buses, Tederoal Dista,scs in all their fixing
Suppressions and other delicate female complaints. All
there remedies emanate from the most noble-science of
Botany and Ilydropathy MlllllllOl, (ha 110 pc
"Heal all manner of sickness and all manner disease.
New Testament. "It is fur healing that Christ common
deth the Samaritan.—Luke, 10, 33 to :17, and al ith corn.
MOLIMCMS. "Prove all things, hold fast that which la
good."—pat. Thessalonians, 4, 21. "Therefore let us le
ware-of laying up what we should.lay out health,
Ibr there is that seattereth and yet Wet easetb, and there
is that withholdeth mom than is rucelt, but It toudeth."
Proverbs, 11 24.
•
The different medicines and their directions will to
sent to the nffilcted in any direction by mail n r express.
Address Dr. P. C. CAEDDEIt, Carlisle, Cumberland °mil
-1 ty, Pa., post paid, and the fife $1 always accompanying
the letter, with tho order, together with a description to,
the feelings and the symptoms of the complairts of the '
afflicted inciesed. It Is this system of bivalent Iteicnce
the Books and the modes of cure only, which Dr. Card
der employs that allow bf medicines °lithely lan or
competed of Wholesome Roots, Plants, and Ilydropathy,
good in all diseases, (no poison), and
speedy anti certain remedies and cures for "all manner
of sickness and all manner of discaie," , and width smr
pass all other medical means in point otgoeduess,l4-
yond all bounds of comparison. OFFICE adjoining blr.
C. Hever, least Pomfret street, near South Hanover,
Carlisle, Pa. Testimonials from numerous masons of
the' highest respectability in this and the adjoining
counties, give authentic evidence of the goodness of
Dr. Cardder's ebruacter, and can he seen at his office.
N. 13. The afflicted can receive foamier medicines and
the directions fir their use by the first return of mail er
express. If interviews be desired, or visits requested,
Dr. C. will endeavour to accommodate applicants as far
as he can. The Doctor speaks the English and the Ger
man Languages, etc.' J0n.17; 18/5
•CIRYD S 01 T - EW STORE & It\
•
NLW :111 un
dersigned is now opening n the store room oool of W I—Theilliam
Leonard, on the corner of Hanover and 'lgnither stroehr,,
in the.lloveugli of Carlisle, a large and
_general assort
merit of STAPLE AND FANCY. DRY - (100 1 / 8 , et:fad-ac
ing Earnest every kind and variety of geode minted to
this market: together with nn assortment of (iimen
DIES. II is stock having been nearly 411 purchased within
the lest two wean, huyera will, have the ttdi mange of
selecting from FILEBII hTLCK, es well as of the late
decline in the price of many erticles. lie will 10 happy
to exhibit hie goods to all who may fltyor him with is
call, and pledges himself trt Feil every Article as low or
lower than they ran he purchased elsewhere.
Carlisle, Nev. 15, 1n4.2 110131iliT DICK.
aced( tfstatt Sitre§
LUKtE , JIiIiY!
J. FETTER.