netu ithoertisements.
THE KEYSTONE "BARDS, Messrs
UEORUE M. RILL,
• H. Ort7I[ANDLER,
JOHN H. RIIEEM
AND WILLIAM SEWS.
Will give one of their Quartette and Ballad Soirees at
MARION HALL, on FRIDAY EVENING; the sth of
April, 1855, when they will offer a programme compris
ing sumo of the most. popular and amusing Songs, pal-
lads. and Quartette over offered to nu audience in this
pla e. TICKETS. 35 cents. Doors open at a quarter to
7 o'clock Concert to continence at TA.
Carlisle, April 4 1855.
.
PAPE R,. PAPEll.—Persons wanting
WAU PAPER, will find an oxtonsiro , stock for
sato xery corm' at . . . R. DICK'S. :-
Carlislo, April 4, 1855. ,
• . . .
HAVE received-my Spring _ ' supply
- T
I' or DAIWEN SEEDS from Mr. Landreth.' 'All seeds
sold by nit, aro , werronted PRESII and MiNunge:
'Carlisle, April 4, 1855. S, ELLIOTT. '
•
ISSOLUTION OF PART N . ER
81111'.---Yhe.partnorship heretofore - eilsting be
wean Frank. Gardner and 11m. T. Brown, Is this day
dissolved by !withal consent. The business will 'here
after be carried' on by Mr. Gardner. The Books remain
In his hands for settlement, and In view of our late
disaster, we earnestly request our customers to settle
their accounts immedla i tely.
- • - FRANK. GARDNER,
WM. T. BROWN.
A CARD
I doom it necessary to state as a matter of justice
to, Mr. Drown, that the Dissolution of Partnership
WWI entirely at my own request, and unthought of by
him until my proposal", to dissolve. Ills withdrawal
at this particular time renders this statement impera
tive On me. FRANK. GARDNER.
Carlisle, April 4,1555-4 t.
aPISSOLUTION OF PARV N ER
lTlP.—liottc.o IS hereby given that the firm of
W. ECK h:LS. of Hampden township, CuMberiand
county. has this dayNiarch 27, 1855) been dissolved by
mutual consent, and the books placed in the hands of
Wm.-1L Ilekles for collection. Ali-persons-indebted to
said firm will make immediate settlement.
JONATHAN ECKELS,
WILLIAM ECltliLlit.
SIM
LIST OF DEALERS
‘..7F .Goods, Wares and Merchandizo.
Also, Distillers, 71illers, LuMbermen, &c., within
the county ,d• Cumberland, returned and ClRSSlfil`d in
accordance a Rh the several acts of Assembly, as follows.
CARLISLE.
A:Bentz &
Phillip Arnold,
Charles Ogilby,
George W. Hither
N. W. Woods, Agt.
11. Dick,
Jason W. Eby,
C. Inhoff, Agt. (Liquors)
John G. IV ill ian s,
Joseph D. Halbert, -
S. W. Haverstick, (Liquors)
Sat - nu — el Elliott,
Kelso,
Steiner d: Bro. •
William Sheldon,
B. J. Kieffer, •
H. M. Rawlins,
Safauere. Iluyett. (Liquors)
H. W. Caufman, (2 stores)
llondorson A Bon,
Woodward Si Schmidt,
Henry Saxton,
John P. Lyno, .
Umbel Eckels, (Liquors)
John Faller, (Liquors)
J. Si D. Rhoads,
Win. B. Murray, Agt.
Thomas Conlyn,,
Peter Monyer,
Haller Si Rohrer,
John N. Armstrong,
J. A. Lehn,
Prof. 11. M. Johnson,
S. 51. Hoover, _
Thos. ii. Sidles,
Arnold & Livingston,
John Keeny,
Philip Mossorstnith,
Harkness & Grove,
James 51'Granahan;
A. M. l'iper, Agt.
David Cornman,
George Libey,
Jonathan Cornman,
Jacob Hoover,
David Martin,
John Fredericks, -
James Catlin, sr.,
Jonathan Cornman, sr., •
Henry Glees.
811IPPENS11011.0.
John Criswell,
.1. 0. Altick,
Kunkle & Steviek,
D. W. Zitton &c.,
C. 11. Kunkle,
Jonh. Stambaugh,
Jacob Pauge,
D. H. Miller, .
J. Bridges,
.1. C. Williams,
W. D. A. Nagle,
Samuel Flugards,
John Oish,
S. If. Swaney,
P. 8. Arts,
Heck, Hubley &
Nov in. & Redding',
Moddinger & Bro.
N. A. Cornelius,'
J. B. Duncan, Agt.
Philip Dottrloh, (Liquors)
John Wonderlich,
Christian Shade,
MECHANIC/3[lOM
P. A. Mateer, 14 700
'winger & Co., 13 10 00
Jacob Dorsheinter, 14 7 00
Kaufman. Rupp & Co., (drugs) 14 7 00
Simon Arnold, 1 . 2 12 50
Blizzard & Swisher, 14 7 00
Ilursh & Beelman, (Liquors) 14 10 60
Kaufmant Rupp & Co., (hanlwarn) 14 7 00
Joseph !dosser, 14 7 00
John T. Ayres, 14 7 00
Levi Snell, 14 7 00
George Wobbert-, 13 10 00
Ilenrs Leas, • 14 7 00
John Bolgie, 13 10 00
Ins Day, • 14 700
John Harlan, 14 7 00
'Ephrata( Zug, 12 12 50.
Ooorgo Singizer, 14 7 00
Oswald & Kaufman,, 14 7 00
Lewis Shut, 14 „ 700
Bin !for & Co., ' 10 2O 00
Isaac Blizzard, 10 20 00
Joseph Millisen, . 10 20 00
MULL .
Anthony Foreman,
Rtitsoll,
William Reed,
Jbseph Laughlin,
Thomas Stough,
William Bratton, (Liquors)
John M. Davidson,
& J. WCandilsh,
J. H. liferron,
F. G. Wild, •
Boar & Cobaugh.
•
John.J. Crawford,
Weary Snyder.
WESTPF.NrinitOUG
Itison C JaMos, ,
Ed mord 'Rodgers,
'Woodward & Schmidt,
John hood,
NEWTON.'
P. W. Sharp,
Jsrb Swoyer.
W. dr. J. Gracey,
J. W:lranderbult h Co.,
M. k Of„%. Kunkle,
John 31Inloh,
HO' k Wasl•inger,
'Peter Oar. v er.
nolqww..
J. do Por gusou;
Wherry
&mob Au, (Liguori') 14 • 10 50
John tloller 14 . 7 00
Shoemaker A Elliott, . 13 10 00
Thaddeus Arelift 14 • 700
FRANKronn.
W. & J. Green, (Liquors) 14_..--'
- -,--10 - 10
Sinn HAMPTON.
..-
. . .
John W. Clever, .. . /4 700
Georgo.clover, 14 ' 7 00
William Ilnuck,
14 7 00
J. F. Bugliman, 14 .7 00
Jacob Fasnaught, 14 7 00
DICKINSON.
Hays & l'aliii, , 14 7 00
Russel I: Ince, • , oi,i 14 7 00
W. &J. Green, ; . 13 10 00
0. L, Ileelnien, • 13 10.00
Joseph h. Sterner, , 14 7 00
Francis Willhunscn, 14 7 00
'Win. 11. Watts 14 7 00
Benjamin Plan k, 14 7 00
Michael Nogle, .• 14 7 00
KdOSIf MIDDLETON.
A. W. Leidigh, . 13 10 00
S. N. Diken, • 14 7 00
Malian '&11e - sander, - 7 00
IL Given A; CO., 14 7 00
NOItTH I..(IDDLITON. .
Norton A Owen, 14 7 00
Elias Light, 14 7 QO
.. • ,•`,
MONROX. '
Doviny & null, ' .
. 13 10'00
Mrs. Mary Fissel, ,' 14' 7 00
Singher & Sanderson, 13 10.00
UPPER ALUM
Peter Gingering,
Hiram Longneeker,
tiosweiler & Zook,
Jonathan Ey:lmin,
LOWER .U,LEti.
!mac Barton, (Liquors) 14 30 50
W. Loyd, 14 7. 00
Brust & Haines,l4 7 00
Brower A: Marthland, 14 7 00
Walker & Geltr, 14 * 700
NEW ermErattAND
John O. 'Miller,
J. F. Leo,
B. H. I%lossor & Co.,
John Horn,
Valentino Foam:in,
Chnrles Oy?tor,
John A. Machlan,
EASITENNSPOROVIII.
Georgo W. Feeler, (Lipiors)
Caleb Ilrinton,
"Anilrelv reneger,
John M'Cormick,
Jacob Longneeker,
Jacob Henninger, (I.4nors)
Bucher & Son,
Icor S It unnuol,
Michael Freeer,
D. A: Ilaynarti,
Uiuk pbus Wliite.
CLASS. LIOENAE.
10 $2O 00
12 12 50
12 ' 12 50
12 12 50
13 10 00
13 10 00
13 10 00
10 00 00
12 12 50
12 12 50
13 15 50
74 7 - 00 -
14 7 00
13 10 00
14 7 On
14 700
14 7 00
13 :1A 0 0
1400 .
10 • 20 00
20 20 00
12 12 50
12 . 12 60
14 10 50
14 10 50
14 7 00
14 4 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 T 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
13 10 00
14 7.00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14' 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
II AM -
.Tohn Hutto,
Henry Iti4p,
Henry Neidigh,
Wm. 11. Itekela,
Shaffer & Bro.,
FIIVLn FPRIING.
John B. ',eh:llg,
John cute,
John llttnetc,
David Strohm,
Jacob gimmousi{Llquors}
D. H. Swiler,
1). - M. Lehligh.
AndroW Singizer,
- Wherry & Co., Hopewell, _ 4
Shoemaker & Elliott, " 4
M. & J. A. Kunkle, Newton, 4
Kyle & Wuahinger, " 4
John W. Clever, Southampton, 4
J. S. Rughinan, 4
flays A Palm, Dickinson, 4
Russel & Dice, " • 4
John B. Leidlg, Slyer Spring, 4
John Coyle, .. 4
A. W. Deidigh, South Middleton, 4
Gosweiler & Zook, Upper Allen, 4
Henry NeWWI, Hampden, 4
Ernst & Haines, Lower Allen, 4
G. W. Felder. Eastpunnsboro.' 4
1 Dude!pits White, " 4
J. A. Meriden, N. Cumberland, 4
John G. Miller, 4
' BEER, - OYSTER & EATING HOUSE.
WM. Winholtz,
Westpennsboro'
Harriet Watson, 41
Jneoh Eisler, a
George Murphy, Newville,
Jane Kershaw, "
Charles 'Brewster, Newton,
' George Miller,
J. IL Diehl, HopelielL
John Drownewell, •
James Mackey. Shlppeusburg,
Speese & Lenny, " ....
Mary Vissel, Monroe,
James Maloy, Mechanicsburg,
David Long, 4, .
Peter Dakar,
Samuel R. Grove, Lower Allen,
Samuel Shireman, 4,
Abm. Coble, Eastpennabote
Wm. Phillips,
John Huston, .•
A. O. Smith, New Cumberland,
Jos. Brownewell, Sliver Spring,
George Hughes,
Jacob Low, Carlisle,
Henry Peters,
Henry Warner, 1,
Gotlieb Sweitzer, ••
Margaret Miller, "
Jacob Stratton. "
7 00
10 00
12 50
7 00
12 60
15 00
16 00
15 00
Marshall James, Irestpennsboro' 13
Diller & Krider, ,‘ 14
Jacob Sbellobarg,er, " 14
Zeigler Sc Myers, 14
Isaac Marquart, 14
Emanuel Barnhart, " 14
Andrew AL Middleton, Newton, 14
John Moore, Dickinson, 14
Jacob Barults, " 13
John D. Sheaffer, South Middleton, 13
W. L. &T. ll. , Cnttgboad, " 13
Sheaffer & Shupp, 14 , 14
B 4 oater Sc k Son; l4
David Voglesong, Monroe, 13
G. W. Loldigh, " 14
J. A. Sc C. W. Ahl, " • 13
Benjamin Olvler, . . 14
lease Bilasard, 11
Miller Sc ZUg, Machanicburg, ' 10
Christ. Eberly, Lower Allen, ll
Sam). Ilitner, l3
J. K. Kaufman, " • _ 34
(.Rupp, ,
" 13
John 80rn,1,-• 19
J. M. Haldeman, " 11
Jacob Coover, Jr., -Upper Allen, 14
J. S. Haldeman, Eastpermsbord 14
Henry Hupp, Hampden, 14
T. B. Bryson, . - 11
John Shaffner, Silver Spring, 14
I O. H. Bucher, " 13
P. vld Shank 44 14
7 OQ
a 10 50
20 00
7 00
David Hoover,. 14
W. Al. lionderson & Son, N. Mld. 12
7 00
700
7 00
7 00
12 60
10 60
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Oabrlel Natchor,
DISTILLERIES a BREWERIES,
P. A. k J. A. Ahl, Newton, 8 12 60
Joseph Ramp, ~, 0 8 00
Itoled Quigley, " 0 8 00
Martin Coovor, Southampton, • 0 8 00
A. Basler k Son, South 41iddletori, • 8 12
. 60
Henry Glass, 10 6 00
11.0. Belt shoovor, Monroe, ~ ---- 8 12 60
J.- A. k• C. Ahl, o. - 8 ' ' 12 60
John Bowman, Upper Allen, - 0 8 00
lleuderson & Son, N. }natation, 7 20 00
Alm. Bottler, U 4 00
William Barnitz, Carlisle, '• 0 8 4(0
(4. W. Brandt,; 44 8 4 00
John Hoffman, " 8 6 00
=ll
14 7 00
14 7 00
13 . 10 00
14 700
14 700
13 10 00
Jacob Low, Carlisle, (2 alleys)
David Lou,i,l Mechanicsburg, (1 allay)
10
13
14
13
14
14
14
14
14
13
21 00
Jo 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
IfierCliants and others who feel themselves aggrieved
by the above classification, are hereby notified that 1
will held an appeal at the Court House, in Carlisle, on
Friday tho ftth day of April, 1815, between the hours
of 9 and 12 o'olock A. M., and 2 and 4 o'clock P. 11.,
whou and where they can attend if they think proper.
JOS. C. THOMPSON,
MEROANT/LE
April 4, 1855-4 t.
7.00
10'00
14 '7 00
13 10 00
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 '
12
11
14
14
13
14
14
-14
14
14
14
13
11
13
14
14
PATENT MEDIONEP.
cue!
MBE!
TEN PIN ALLEYS
Marti le i)eralb:
3letu ilhoertisenfents
•
ENV GOODS 1, NEW• GOODS-1
TILE LATEsTSPItING STYLES!
.1 am now receiving from Now York , and Philadelphia
an immense stork of now, desirable and Cheap Clooda,to
which I would call the attention of nil my old friends
and customers, as well as the public generally. Having
purchased most filmy goods from the largest Importing
hedges in Now York, 1 ant enabled to'give bettor bar
galuii then can la had at any other house In thecounty.
Our assortment of
NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS •
Is large, complete and beautiful. Another lot of those
cleganeeind cheap BLACIL MKS, embyeidercd hand
kerchiefs, Skives, collars. rufileii, edgings,. and Insert
ihgs, a stock that" flir content. and' Cheapness defies all
'competillon. Muslim ginglianis, chimes, do beges, de
1f
Ines, tlekit
gh, '
chocks,
n trem en
dous nssortment.= ,
tlovr: audt t7ie cheaper than aver.tthgeasfii
iere,erds,e,tto%des,tc.aeafilltwZtntentnTl
very low in price. . .
6 A.RPRTINOS AND MATTIN'eS. '
An entire-new stock of three ply, Ingrain, cotton and
veriltlan carpeting, bought very cheap• and will ha sold
very low. Also white tad colored :Wettings. '
BOOTS AND SHOES. •
A large supply of ladles and. gentlemen's hoots, shoes
and gaiters. Intending to giro up- the Grocery depart
!pea, 1 will dispose of what 1 have on hand In that
line, nt low prices. Also some Well made Clothing on
hand, which I will 'sell for less than met as I want to
close It eat. Como ono and all rolhe Old Btand onEast
Main street, and select yew:floods from the largest and
cheapeSt stock ever brought to Carlisle.
apr4 CHARLES 001.1.11 Y.,
VOifutkerpOin.
J ULIUS STERN,
Wes-• No. 145, North Third Street, Phi (Aphis,
Whole Sale Dealer in
Fancy Dress Trimmings and 'Millinery Goods,
and Manufacturer of Fancy Silk Donn ts,
keeps constantly on hand a very extensive assortment
of Silks, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, Flowers, Bonnet
Frames, Gimps, Fringes. besides a great variety of other
Fancy Goods. Ile solicits a call from Country Merchants
visiting the City, and assures them that tberwill be
sure to find any aiticle above mentioned - at the lowest
prices. marehl4-2m
7 00
12 50
14 00
' 7 00
7 00
10 00
7.00
k;P MILLINERY GOODS-1855-
FOR- SPRIMI—SA I,ES I-- ---__
JOIIN STONE it SONS, No. 45. South Second
..„,
. Street, Philadelphia.
Have just opened their Spring ImpGrtations of
SILKS, BONNET RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
LACES. CRAPES,
Including a general assortment of MILLINERY ARTI
CLES, of the most fashionaide styles. The above Goode
,have teen Imparted,eqpreaaly for our spring Fairs and
comprise the largest and beat assortment In our line to
be found iu the market. marchl4-3m
7 00
-700
1:2 00
7 00
7 00
Li EMOVAL !-13ESSON & SON,
) bog leave to in term you that they have reinov
ed the VIIII.A.DELPIIIA FAMILT MOURNING STORE, from
Vo. 52 South Second Street, to the new building No.
205 Chesnut Street, (five doors above Eighth, South
Ade) where they will offer an Increased stock at re
need prlres. Spring bloods daily opening.
10 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
10-00
7 00
7 00
10 00
_EAT HER I LEATHER
VRITZ, HENDRY A: CO.
No. 29,.North Third Street, Philadelphia,
MOROCCO MANUFACTURE:RS, Currierb and Import
ery of FRENCH CALF SKINS., and Dealer% In Red and
Oak Solo Leather and Rip.
•
A 11. FRANCISCUS,
mANUFA CT UT Elt OF COTTON' LAPS,'
Wadding, Tie Yarn, Carpet Chain, Cotton Yallns,
LAMP, CANDLE AND VLUID WICKS,
'which he niters to sell at the Lowest Cash Prices at No.
as Market Street above Second, North side, Philadelphia
' TREES, EVER-GREENS, RO
sPz-sEs, FLowEitma silltUlll4, PLANTS, &c.—
In great variety and size, cultivated and for s.ale
in largo or small quantities, at the Rising Sun Nurse
ries and Carden, Philadelphia.
JIB-Planta, Roses, Seeds, Sr. ran be had every day in
the:Market. below Sixth Street, Philadelphia, where or
ders are also received for the 'Nursery.
All orders promptly attended to. -.-Pesetiptive Cata
logue sent to post-paid applications gratis.
Address 8. AIAUPAY,
marcial Rising Sun P. 0. Philadelphia.
O .:FA
11-7. , 144.= te-.C127.-7 •
•
fiUMBERIAND: VALLEY R A I ]
ROAD. CILANGE OF HOURS! On and after
MONDAY, March 20th, 1855, Passenger trains will ruu
daily, as follows (Sundays excepted :
FOR HARRISBURG :
list Train. 2d Train.
Leave Chambersburg, 6.30, A. 31, 4.30, P. If.
" Shlppensburg,
... B.OO, " 5.09, "
" Newville, 0.40, " 6.40, "
-" Carlisle 7.18, " 6.18, "
" Mechan icsburg, 7.50, " 6.50, "
At Harrisburg, 8.16, " 7.16, "
FOR CHAIIBERSBURO. ,
Ist Train. 2d Train:
Leave Harrlsbum, . 8.46, A. M '1.15, P. IL
Mechanicsburg, 9.18, " 1.43, "
" Carlisle ..1" - '9•55, " 2.25, "
" Newvide, ''. 10.30, " . 3.00, "
" Shippensburg, 11.02, " 3.30, "
At Chambersburg, . 11.30 " 4.00 "
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, at 8.45, A.M
12.30, M..(via Columbia) and 7.40, P. 11.
For Baltimore, at 8.45, A. M. and 1.45, P., M.
For Pittsburg, at 3.20 A. M., 12.55 Noon, and 5 P. M.
For Pottsville, Reading, and points on the Dauphin
and suninehanna Rail Road leave Ilandaburg at 7.15,
A. M.
4 - e-Aeall Stations Where Tickets are sold, Fares aro
TEN CENTS LESS than when paid In the Cars. ,
Ai 1+ 1 13311T11, Superintendent.
Rail Road Office, Chamborsburg,
March 21st 1855.
-WALL PAPER.—Just received .a
splendid stock of Paper Hangingo Window'
Shades and Eirebeard Prints, embracing all the newest
and most approved styles., The designs are neat and
chute, and the prices such as cannot fall to give satis
faction. We invite our friends and the public general
ly to call and examine our assortment before purchasing
elsewhere. IL SAXTON,
march2l East Main Street. Carlisle
S
CRIVENER ' AND CONVEYAN
CER.—A. L. SPONSLED, Into ReglsteretCurnber
laud county, will carefully attend to the transaction of
all such Unfitness as nifty bo entrusted to him, such as
the writing of Deeds, Mortgages Contracts, dm 'Ho will
also devote his attention to the precut lug of Lend War.
rants, Pensions., &o. as well as the purchase and sale
of Real Estate, negotiations, of loans, ac. y;eq.CoMce on
fornw , vly occnplM by W. Si_Pai
Esq. near the Methodist Church.
7 00
12 50
12 60
Bfi ti i I AM NOW RECEIVING
.my spring stock of PAPER HANGINGS
thichW tle largest and most varied assortment over
opened in Carlisle, to which I invite the early attention
of the public, as I intend selling at prima which cannot
fail to please the closest purchaser.
Instch2B • AiOIIN P. INNIt.
ONEY WANTED —The subscri
ber being In want of money to meet demands
upon him, desiree nil those indebted ToThlin for Her
ehandize purchased In 1854 and previous years, to Fettle
up without delay. . 0 HQ, W. II I TNillt.
HARDWARE.—Mammoth
Spring Arrival at !NNE'S on Ntlrth Han
.‘,..,---mitISADAV over Street, where tho public aro being
supplied with every satiety of Hardware, Paints, OM,
&C. at the LOWEST CAlta PaitV , .. Call tu , we can aCCOIll•
modulo a few mum
40 00
30 00
W. BRANDT, Manufacturer of
• Mineral Watok, romelt Mead,
. - liottlod Alo, Porter and eldar t
North.Ensf Stroud; near tho Rail Road Bridge, Cariltdo
4EirAll hinds of Printing done hero.
,for Safe anti Jtent.
ArVLIJABLE 'TOWN PROPERTY
V AT lIIIVATH SALE.—The ealbseriber will eta
the properly he now owns and occu
- I pies, fbrmerly owned by the Rev. T. V
Moore, situated on South Hanover Ott
tet adjoining the property of Mr
Wm. Graham, near the Walnut Rot
tom Road, consisting of a TOWN LOT AND A HALF
90 by 244) feet, upon which are erected a good two,stoQ
loit AME HOUSE, Wood Item. and Stable, together With
other out-buildings. There is also a good brick retuned
Cistern, capable of holding forty-floe hogsheads of water.
Tito property is in good repalm,
Also, for sale, a foil TOWN"LOT adjoining the above,
60 by 240 feet. Any one wanting such property will do
well to call and examine. t
nov22-610 BENEDICT LAW.
• .•
411 TInBER LAND FOR. SALE.—
Th 6 subscribers Will sell sale about
d J~OO ACRES OF MOUNTAIN TIMISFit LANE, in
ots to suit purchasers, The Mintier - 1s yellow pine fit
or sawing and building purposes, as also oak and chest
nut. The land. la located very.near .the new Toad lea-
ding from James Weaklny's saw mill to Laurel Forge,
and extends up said mad as high as cold Spring, adjoin.
lug Richard Woods, John Sterrett and Haskell and
Seymour's saw milli A draft of the land can be seen at
the house of A. Comery nt Weakly'..kmogr mill.
Fab. 20, 55. • &S. GIVIN.
~ ,
1. DESIRABLE BURNE :..,.
S'
t
ii ILO(ATION—the proporty of William ?A
Biddle, Esq deceased, FOR SALE. All
.K . ,;;;, ‘ , :.., that Valuable LOT, situate at the wet
. 'l , :':l - l'• end of Main street, Carlisle, formerly the
property of B M. Hoover and Emory's heirs. ' The lot
has-a-front of 226 feet along Meilen Road, and 240 feet
Cellege,)Latioand MIS erected upon it a
'LARGE FRAME WAREHOUSE.
From its line position; fricility of • access, kc. it is ■
highly desirable business location, and' since •the intro.
duction of Water into the towu, and the proposed intro.
auction atlas. it has become an admirable site fur the
erection of Factories, Steam Mills, ,te. or fbr the carry.
lug on a Coal and Lumber business. For full ptu ticu
lure enquire of E. M. DIDDLE, Carlisle, Pa.
innrch'T
ffsl..flarristng Telegraph copy 3 thins and send 141
to this office.
E RV _o f_a_
rant of venditioul °mynas ' Issued out of the Court
of Cotillion Pleas of Cm:uteri:llld county, and to me (R
-iveted, I trill expose to public Tendne or outcry, ist-the
Court House in the borough of Carlisle, on THURS
DAY, the sth day of April. ISM, at 10 o'clock., A. M. the
following described Real Dante,
A Lot of Ground, situate in Dickin
son township, Cumberland county. containing a quar
ter of an acre, more or 10SR, bounded on the north by •
public road, ON the west by A. Cloudy, on the south and
east by lands of T. C. Miller, basing thereon
,erected a
two story LOH HOUSE, Arc. Seized and trken In exc.
ention as the property of 'Myth Kicus, and to be sold by
me. JOSEPH MeDARMOND, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, March 7, 1855. .
Vv'VALUABLE FARM of ONE HUN
DRED AND FORTY ACRES, more or less. at pri
vate sale.—The subscriber intending to go west the en
suing spring. 101141011 his farm on or betbro the first of
April next, on favorable terms. The farm Is situated
one tulle from the town of Newville and three quarters
Waltulle - from - tho - C - VAL - R - rdepot.. --- _ - Theimprovernents
consist of a BRICK HOUSE., a frame barn, together
with other out buildings, all of which are entirely new.
Thera Is a flee well of never failing water at the 'door
and a spring near the barn. For further Information
address the subscriber at Newsille.
Feb. 14;:,55. W. K. McFAILLANI!.
TALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
°PEERED FOR SALE AND POSSESSION GIVEN
IMMEDIATELY.—A lage double TWO
•
• r STORY DOUSE, with Stabling and Bath
writs Houses. The lot of ground mutable a
Si„ great variety of choice grafted fruit trees.
1111 ' , 1 . -4 7 This property is situated on East street.
bounded by the Lotort Spring. Also, Two
Stone and one Frame DWELIANti HOUSES, situated
on Bedford street, north of the Lutheran Church, and
to an improving part of the town. Also,a small FIELD.
For terms apply to
Qirlisle, Dec; 27, 18b4 W. M. PENROSE.
aTANNERY FOR RE N T.—The
Tannery, late the property of R. McCulloh, decd.
on Market street, Chambersburg, is offered for rent. It
has 42 Lay-a•ways and 10 Leaches, all in good order, and
the number can be increased If desired. There is also'
an eight horse power Steam Engine connected with it,
by which all the Bark is ground, Bides milled and work
ed and Leather rolled; and a new Boiler from which the
Leaches are heated. There is an abundant supply of
running water belonging to the Tannery. The build.
trigs are in good order and ample for the business.
There is also A large llark House and Brick Stable on
a lot convenient to the Tannery. The building is capa
ble of holding 400 cords of Bark, and it and the Stable
are In excellent order.
The DWELLING HOUSE which is on the same lot
with the Tannery Is a very large and commodious build
ing, and will be rented with the Tannery if desired.
There is but one other Tannery besides this in town
at present, and as the location is an admirable one, it is
believed this establishment oilers inducements tea man
who understands hie business. such as are seldom to be
had. Possession,given linmedhttely. Apply to
1°1,28 LYMAN S. CLARK.
t:--Sr , r CARRIAGE FOR SALE.—
WZ--.415:
A i rat-rate Family Carriag,e for ono or two horses. It Is
strongly Luilt of the best materials, and will be sold low
for rash. Apply to
niareb7-3ni
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?R . J. B.' MAII.CIIISI'S CELE
takmutiorifrj)lt TIM RELIEF A
,E
u ll yii l4
It stands pre-omit:mutter its
curative posers in all the die
oases for which it is recent
mended, usually called FE
MALE COMPLAINTS: Of
these are Prolapsus Uteri, or
Falling of the Womb; Fluor
Albus, or Whites; Chronic In
flammation and Ulceration of
the Womb; Incidental Hemor
rhage, or Flooding; Painful
Suppressed. & Irregular Men
struation, &c., with all their
accompanying evils, (Cancer
excepted.) no matter how se
vere or of how long standing.
This medicine has never
e.
,been introduced by empty puffs, and nalsreprosentat ions,
nor is it intended that its present popularity shall be'
sustained by any medium but. i ts merits and the appro
bation of the public
NOTICE TO THE UNFORTUNATE FEMAI.II
I feel it a duty Incumbent upon myself to declare
publicly the great blessing Dr. MarchisPe Uterine Ca
tholicon has proved to me. For two years my health
was miserable; I was almost unable to walk. Physi
cians pronounced my case ailing of the womb, exten
sive ulcerations, commencing with fluor albus. The
• .. 1,11(m. I.mstve,
n this, miserable condition, Dr. F. P. Newland recom
mended Dr. Marchlst's Uterine Catholicon. After tak
ing fur bottles I find myself In perfect health.. Orati-
Unto for my restoration makes inn ardently desire that
all my_tout, alike unfortunate, may find sure relief from
this inestimable medicine.
ELIZABETH A. NEWLAND,
N 0.19 West-st., Utica, N. Y. •
The above Statement I know to be true.
• F. P. NEWLAND, M. D., Utica, N. Y.
I have no hesitation In saying., Dr. Marchisi's Uterine
Cattle'icon is invaluable hi uterine diseases Feneraliy
I ha%u need it In Fitlor Albus, Amenorrheea, Prolapstis
Uteri, and in eases of extensive ulceration of the vagina
and es uteri, It is worthy of the notice of thil Faculty.
110IIN O. OR RICK', M. D., Baltimore, Ma
Lot , nil interested call and obtain a pamphlet (free)
'containing amigo proof, from — tho moos respectable
sources, tho beneficial results' of its use; together
with letters from highly experienced rhystelans, who
have used it in their practice, and speak from their own
observations.
• .4% , .11. J. Kir.rnat, Druggist, Sunlit Itanover street,
sole Agent fbr Carlisle, l'n.
J. B. 31AlteIIIS1 CO.. Proprietors,
Central Depot, :101 Broadway, N. Y.
Janunry ' 4, 1 555- em
OUS. 1/E BEUES.—Just received
m lut of ('hemp no Heger, Palnlne4 aml Par
meta Cloths. [novls) • 0. W. lIITN.III.
A PPEALS 'FOR. 1855.—The und , t.
_EL signed.CoMtitissioners of CumhOrland row
would hereby give notice that the several Appeal , ,
be hold at the Commissioners' Office In Carlisle, or
lowr, to wit;
Allen, Lower Monday, April .T•ld.
Allen, Upper, • .dO. 1- do.
Mechanicsburg, do.. do. • • • •
East Pennsboro, Tuesday, April 24th.
Hampden, ' • • do.
New Cumberland, do. do.
Monroe, Wednesday, April 26th."
Silver Spring,: 'do. •
Frank ford, Thursday, April
North Middleton, do.
Mifflin; Friday, Apill 271 h.
Hopewell. do: do.
Newvilid, • ddi 'tlo. ,
-
Shippeusloug bortruLtb, Saturday, April, 28th.
Shlpponsburg twp. do. do.'
Southampton, • do. do.
Dickinson, Monday, April awl,
Newten, ' do. do. '
- South Middleton, Tuesday, May Ist, -.
West Pon o Kbom, • ,do.
Carlisle, TiednesdaY, May 2d.
Any persons feeling themselves aggrieved, by a"
Mons made will be heard at such time and place
JNIN BOLT, '
JAMES AUMSTRONt
0.E0103E M. 08111
Commissi•
•
NTOTWE.—,-To all persons intere::
In the Real Estate of Dr. John Simpson,
and the reeogninances of Dr. William A. Simi-.
Samuel Alexander and Airdrutr Carothers, Esq., it, ..
Orphan's Court of Cinnlerland county, to scrim "
interest of the respective heirs of said Decedent I o
Real Estate.
'that on motion of Samuel 'Hepburn, rsq.,
for William A. Simpson.—lt is ordered by t
Orphan's Court of Cumberland county. That a it
upon all the parties in Interest be entered hi r•
Court, to show cause if any they have, Why the s.
recognitances shall. not be marked waisted. io to
the interest of David. Simpson Is concerned.--And
said rule be ry.turnablc on the 2d !ilonday of
next: Notice of which to be given by publiefitint)
newspaper printed in said etunty, until the said da.
appearance. fly the Court.
Of_which parties in interest will take make.
Test, JOHN OREQU, Clerk Or. Cc tat 1.
_ .
GAS AND- WATER -C 0 111 1 1 ... k
um N.—The Carlisle Ons and Water Compan; •
sire to complete their Works by the introducti. n
the summer, and for this purpose wish to old.; o •
Loan TWENTY TUOUSAND DOLLARS, for nide' ,
will giro the most ample securily, and pay the int• i•
- half Yearly at the Carlisle Deposit Bank, for funu
less than WU. FltED•it. WATTS.
marcht4'
T: 4 STATE OF SAMUEL WA Gt ).
NER, deceased.—Notice is hereby given that
hers of Administration on the estate of rlamuel U vv•
ner, late of Newton, township , Cumberland ("nutty. it,
teased, have Peon granted by the Register of said ~mm
ty tithe subscribers, residing, in the same township.
All persons knowing themselves indebted-to said e.d.ht
are required to make immediate payment and th
having claims to present them for settlement to m
NANCY WALitiONPIR, t •
ISRAEL WAG ON El ta. d IPA
__Jmar_lipd
ISTATE OF ABRAHAM BUIU
4
MOLDER, sr. .decenst , d—Nt Lien is horely
that Letters Testamentary c,it the estate of A I I
Burkholder, late. of .Frankfiird township. cunil ens
county, deceased, have been granted by the liegh.le,
said county-to the subscriber, residing in the same
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said e:
are required to make immediate payment, and IL.
having claims to present them for settlement to
mar7pd' ABRAHAM MARTIN, Es'.
Norrioli.—Notice is hereby git
t
N
that I have, thin day., associated eith in., in t.
practice of my profession, Wm. M. Denrese and
Biddle, Emirs. All business, in future trill he nit( T •
toby the above under the firm of "DIDDLE A: PENECE/
Feb, 11th W. M. DIDDLE, A l'ty at I. .
-I_ 4 7 4 STATE OF ELIZABETH SMII
deceased.—Notice is hereby gi‘eii that Letttos
Administration on the Estate of Elizatleth Smith,
of Lower Allen township, Cumberland county, derogo..•
lutes been granted by the Register of said county to au
subscsibur, residing in the same township. All pOrst
16iiewing thotnseires indebted to said estate are rep..
ed to make ichmcdlale payment,and those having sic
to present them for settlement to
feb2h4tpd W4l. H. snail, Adm.:
T STATE GE SUSANNA SWEI•
ZER, deceased.—Notice is hereby given that I •
tern of Administration on the estate of Susanna Se,
zer, late of Shiremanstown, Cumberland county, der,.
ed, have been granted by the Register of raid county
the Kubserlbor, residing in the same township. All
sons knowing themselvis indebted to said estate ar,
unfired to make immediate payment, and thcso
claims to present them for settlement to
febi./i-Ct WM. D. SHOOP, Adm'r.
ESTATE OF TIIOIIIAS SWEARN
'EN, doceased.—Notice is hereby given that l lei
tern of aduxinistralicn on the estate of Thomas Swear',
Fen, of East renusboro towmship, Cumberland count;
deceased, have been granted by the Register of 8 3.
eninty to the subscriber, residing in the same tow nslol
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said mat •
are required to make immediate payment, and tht.
having claims to present them for settlement to
rob. 20, 'MI BENJAMIN ERII, Admin'r
WM. D. SEYMOUR
g
N?,eTlyleCsitobteAdtlolPheori3subn:rlibe"incowelitnhirtbilyeni:l.
or book account, are respectfully requested to call a:
settle the sane on or before the 31st day of Marcb,lt-1
After that date the books will be placed in tho hands . •
A proper person for collection.
feb2B - "WEISE k - CAMPBELI .
tyoft_Tho STOBE ROOM now occupied •by ua will !,
rented from tho lit day of April next. It is a first rat
buFineks stand and cnnveidont room. Apply as above.
COURT P OCLA MAT' . ON,-
Whereas the Honorable JAIMI If. GRAMM, Pt 1.4
dent Judge of the several Courts of Common Plea of
the counties of Cumberland, Perry and Juniata.
Pennsylvania, and Justice of the several Courts of Oyer
and Terminer'and General Jail Delivery in said ccur
ties. and lion. Jouw Rom. and illArtust Woonmms Judge*
of the Court of Oyer and Terminer and General .114
Delivery for the trialof all capital and other offender
In the said county of Cumberland, by their precepts t
me directed, bearing date the Stir day of January, lf.Ge
have ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer and Gen.
ml Jail Delivery, to be holden nt Carlisle, on the '.2,1
MONDAY of April, 1555, (being the oth day) at ler
o'clock in the forenoon, to continue two vreeks.
. .
.. . .
NOTIOt k therefore hereby given to the Coroner.
Justices of the Peace and Constables of the raid County
of Cumberland, that thoy are by the raid precept com
manded to be then and there in their proper persona,
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all other redlentbntuees, to do those things which to •
their offices appertain to be done, and all those that are
b oun d by reengnboineee, to pionreute against the pile
onere that are or then shall he In the:tell or .ebt c ount!,
are to be there to prosecute them as shall be jot.
IdellAhlutnN.o; :.tnorll7
lILNWOO.D ACADEMY.
sir ADE HAP, Huntingdon County, Penn.
tho next session of this well known Institution wlll
op. it the CratWodnralny In May. it is located at :41Inde
Hop ' eighteen miles from the Mount Union etath n on
the Petrusylvanla Railroad, from 'a blob place there Is
doily lino of sta,:es. 'Being sltuttted In tho country it Is
romoved from all the vices and tomptatlons of town.--
The buildings are largo ' airyand coma (di tus, capable of
accommodating some 50 boards F. Ti 033 who cannot
he lownuslated in' the Institution au obtain good
rionrdlng In the neighborhood at $1 50 per weak.
TEliMrl.--$5O per session of five . months payable quer•
ly in advanro ; Washing 30 cis per dos; light and fuel
extra. For further particulars address.
W, 11. WO1TIS; Priurpal.
The Principals address will bo East ,u Pa. until the
Ist of April aftor' which time Shade (lap, Huntingdon
ii7o. Pa. March 14th.
:/IFACIIINERY OlL.—Avery superi
or v or le of 011, Mr grftwklug )1 , , , ,,t, , - 4 1111. 10
0 re/ 1414 for gals ring,i N. 11.1XTONA.
Notices.
Com'i Office, .`,:a. arch 2R
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