1
8 i
CUStoms at Elba.
• "Ott' l l`htifich - ehete'r'e" taster atid 'Gond
Friday', a custom known as La Riunlone
del Battonti, is observed—by old men as a
pennance, by youngones,as an act of prow
,BB. The performers tidying made an in
.7.ision ip their_ backs with a razor, don a
white shirt and a jacket -ot,,,the same color
beionging . to their.; WiveS'4r. "SWeet;bearts,
wearing them se' 144Q:hi r,Open -, bad nd.
Theptliett go abonf,the country in prooes
,ion,'to•nialco tho:round; of seven Churches,
boating their wound's with scourgeS; which,
from thpe
,to title," they dip in water to
render them 1161trier.:On Ilieirsettni,l,the
wrnankimrtake possession of thet3e ~giirm
entS,-'covered with blood, and display
them, with pride at the public washing
places, as marks of the superior robustness
of their-future or
,actital lords: Govern
ments have in vain endeavored to .abolish
this barbarous ceremonV—after every suc
cessive occurrence of which some of. the
performers arc punished with imprisonment.. •
It is generally wound up with drinking and
fl,rhting, which, of toursc,' fun isb still more _
causes for the anger
.of the authorities.—
Brides, on the occasion of their marriage,
repair to 'the ceremony = bare-headed; and
in the district round about, the mother of a
newly married man, on his arrival at his
house for the first time with his wife, throws
some rice or grain behind the back of
her daughter-in-law; to warn her that at
ter that do of joy and festivity: she must
devote herself to the more serious cares 'of
a good housewife. If old persons
,marry,
or a widower and a widow, they are proba
bly aroused on the day of their nuptials by
a noisy scampanata or,ringing of bells and
knocking of saucepans, very much resem
bling the old English -custom of marrow
bernot.mal.cleavers. In almost all parts 'of
the island, during the solemnization of the
eeremouy of marriage,, the husband pia ‘s
~ne of his kuces on the dress of his • bri e,,
which prevents the secret powers from an
m•dignant trick ; - for tiNse lattert-appeal
in the absence of this ritl- 3 ---Lat-the pronucia
:ion of the sacred words, , c Vos conjugo,'
ire apt to whisper others ,)vitieli have a badd
effect onthe future popuiation - ofthe island::
Hotices.
FAVERN LICENBII.—To the lien
(+rabic J udgos Of the Court of Quarter Sessions of
4.,1. Pease of Cumberland County; at April I.4esslons, 11455.
the petition of John C. l'onsloo, , respeetfully represents,
..hat your petitioner is proy,lded with the necessary re
, for keeping n hone, of public enterialoment, in
:fie house now kept by William 11. Boyle in the borough
:f New CumberJand4M petitioner, therefore, prays
:our honors to granChiln a License for the same the en
iriug comtuencing du the Bret of April next, as in
ty hound will ever pray,
'Star. 14
We the undersigned citizens of the borough of Now
• umberland in the county of Cumberland, do certify
that we are well acquainted with the above named John
l'oattlev,. that ho is of good repute lbr honesty and
, emperanco, and is well provided with house room and
-ioveniences for the acc.omodation of strangers, and tray
.liers. and that-such ion or tavern is necessary to tic
.:-.l.t.date the public and entertain strangers and tray
•ileis. John N. bee, Lewis Willet, Lewis, Young, John
John 0 urtoor, Josph Kriger, M. A. Stover; Jno.
I. Church, John Ripe, Charles Oyster, Josiah McLane,
%.• O. Smith.•
'IIAVERN LICENSE.—To the lion
" orable Judges of the Court of Ooneral Quartor Sec
: inns of the Peace of Cumberlaptl Connty. at April des
ions, 1855. The paition of Martin 0 unk . el respectfully
..aprosenta, that 'your petitioner is pinvided with the
wesaary requistic for keeping, a house of public enter
• drimout In tho house now occupied as , such by David
luwro.T in'the townsitiP.of Hopewell, Your petitioner
nerefore prays your llonors to grant him a licence for
no same the ensuing' year commenchfg on the second
ionday of April next, as in duty bound ho will over
• ray .tc.
Montt;
We the undersigned citizens of the township of Rope
r-ell in the county of Cumberland do certify that we are
vrill acquainted with the abet° named Martin Guitkel
he is of good repute for honesty and temperance
.•t I is well provided with house 'rem and conveniences
•r the accomodation of strangers and travelers mid that
;mit inn or Tavern is necessary to iterromodate the pub
., and entertain strangers anti travelers. John M. nib
Redd Morvcrey, John McCoy. Robert. Quigley, .10-
ph !tamp, 3. W. Yariderbelt, James Henderson son.,
yrnrs H en d er son jr,, trobert B. Laughlin, Robert 1:111.4t
itnth, William Wherry Michael Monet, David
riterry..
iIAVERN LICENSE.—To the Hon- -
1. ()raid. the Judges of the trencral Court of Quarter ,
• sinus of the Peace, of Cumberland county. at April',
ions, 1855. The petition of .1. C. peculiar respectful-'
, represents, that your petitioner is provided with the
oce h sary re inisites for keeping a house of public outer
.t oinent inther house now occupied try hinviur such in
.orth Middleton tewirship. Your petitioner therefore
..rays your Honors to grant him a License for the Sallie
-Ile emitting year. commencing on the seenud Monday
Vpril next, and as in duty bound
J iro`ill ever pray. -
marl
•
Wt, die undersigned citizens of the township of North
liddlet.on in the county of Cumberland, do.certify that
re ate wall acquainted with the above named Moocher,
mat lulls of good repute for. honesty turd temperance,
-roils well provided with house room and conveniences
e• the accommodation of strangers and, travellers, anti
tatiratell Inn or Tavern is necessary to acrommodate
• 're public and entertain strangers arid travellers.
Philip. linker, Levi Mordorf, .1. R. ileistiln, Jacob Hot
, ,all, Drink] Malone, John Thomas, Matthew IVynkoop,
,risti•in Kinert, Christopher Ord,. I u idNatlor.Albert,
• Mach, IV. N. Swiger,.Win. Shogun. jr. Henry Snyder,
ie,j - :ander Orisinger, William Kinard.
VA:VERN LICENSE.—To the Hon
g: triable the Judges of the Court of General Quarter
scions of the Peace of Cumberland County. at April
• •rsi;rm,, 3850. The petition of Scott Coyle respectfully
Tosents, that your petitioner is provided with the no.
,srtry requisites for keeping a 'lmmo of public enter,
-i.tinent in the house now occupied by him as such ilk
1:11111 township. Your petitionertherefere praysynur
Milers to grant him a License for the same the ensuing'
•ar, commencing on the second Monday of April next,
mdssin"duty.bound ho will over pray, ite.
mitri4 SCOTT COYLE.
We the undersigned citizens of the township of Mif.
4, in the county of Cumberland, do certify that we nro
ell acquainted with the above named Seettroyie, that
,is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and Is
.11 provided with house room and conveuleneeeforthe
...ritmortetfon of strangers and travellers and that such
• I or Tavern is necessary to accommodate the public
.4 entertain strangers and travellers, •' ' '
4 rimy hoyder, William Patton, Philip Pinkinbiner,
Kennedy, J. 11. Perry, George Usury, Win. 8. Mc
(Inell, John F. Wise, A. 2d. Middleton, N. IL Boom),
distian Pallor, John 111. Davidson.
AV ERN LICENSE.—To, the Hon
orable the Judges of the Court of General Quarter
odors of the Peace of Crunberland County. at April
1855. The petition of A. P. Erb respectfully
reArtits, that your petitioner is provldedwith the !Uri
. eiry requisites for keeping a house of public glatei
~ linent in the house now occupied by.irlin its finch - in
Irenosbore township. Your pc:thirstier therefdre
-i;j•s your !Retries to grant hlin a License for the sumo
.;ensuing year, counnoncing on the second Monday of
•scil next, and as in duty bound he will ever pray o tm.
.0.,a1 I ERIS,
tlte undersigned citizens of the township or'reet
risboro. in the county of entotieriniel, de certify art
•• ace wall acquainted with the above named A. p b
lie is of good•iliPute fir honesty and temperance,
• •,I i..tviii pr.;vided with house room and conveniences
acecruntodation of stranplri4 and travellers. rind
Lot or Tavern is neeessary to accommodate
and teitertrlii strangers and Oat ellen,.
.I.l.eMzenerlier. Snemel Ilimulrirh. Frederiek Arnold,
'•,i, v Nreiger, H. KillinfTer, Jonas Hantsbergor, rdlidel
d•ri:ht, John Keever, jamb iteninger, John McCann,
t W. Frasier, Nadel ltapp, Jeremiah Bowers..
•
r CAVERN LIOENSE.—To the 11011-
1 orablo tixo Judges of the Court of General Quarter
Ses;dons of the Peace of Cumberland county, at April
sessions, lSn6, The,ipetition Of Henry Huash 'respect
ly r epresents, that your petitioner ie provided with .
the necessary requisites for keeping a house of public
entertainment, in the house now occupied by bitu tte
surh in Newton township. Your petitioner therefore
prayayour Honors to grant him n Memo for the same
the ensuing year, commencing on the second Monday of
April next, and as In duty bound ho will el'air pray, &c.
marlipd lIHNRY 111.111S11.
We the undersigned, citizens of thii township of New
ton In the county of Ctuuborland, do certify that Wo are
well acquainted with the above named Henry Hursh,
that he is of good repute for honesty and temperance,
arid is well provided with house room and conveniences
for the accontueslation of strangers and travellers, and
that stuth Inn o r Tavern is necessary lo accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and travellers.
John Westheffer, Jacob Loy. Daniel Byers, J. 0. bfc•
Farinue; 'Millet. ,Lehman, Daniel Derrick,. Daniel Kin
dig, David Waggoner, 'JosepluDiehl, Peter Itemberger.
.1, NASInm, Henry Sipe, It. Mickey, Henry Hardy, Joel
Bricker.
TAAT ERN LICENSE.—To the Icolcon=o ,
orable the Judges of the Coutitof Genoral - QrutitiT
4esaions of the Pesee of elllntx;rland county,. at April,
Sesslons,.lBss. The petition of Joseph Markel respect
fully represents. that your petitioner is provided with
the neeessary requisites for ,Iteeplug a lams° of public
entertainment. In the house formerly ocellpied by H. S.
: A kern, in the East Ward in the borough of Carlisle.-
YUllr PAitillTlOr therefore prays your HonorS to grant
him a License fir the Same the ensuing year. coramen
eing on the second Mondrty'of April next, and as in du
ty bound he will ever pray,
sitar?
Wo the undersigned citizins of the East Ward of the
borough of Carlisle, in the county of Cumberland. do
certify that we are Iron acquainted with the abevenam
ed.Joseph Merkel, that-he is ef - good repute for honesty
and temperance. and is well provided with house room
and conveniences inr the act:omitted:aim' of strangers
and.travellers. and that snob Inn or Tavern is necessa
ry to a,:commodate the public and entertain strangers
and travellers.
It. McCartney, Wm. Alexander, &chit Zug, 'Wm. Park,
Francis Ilekols, Robert D. Eckels, Edward Shower, Alex
ander Macciester, William Gibbs Charles never, Win.
Zettle, C. lnhoff, James Whiner, Holcomb, James
Waggoner, Peter autidtil, John Gillen, Win. littruitz,
Athlte' )finish. Wm. Dell, .1. Underwood, J.,.l.llaughey
.
91.1. V ERN LICENSE.—Tor t.h© Hon
i tumble the .lodges of the Court of DMieral Quarter
ii,,,, , ihins of the Peace oi..feanirrland county, nt A [UP
SOliiioylF, 1855. The petition of Alexander Wills. respeA •
tally represents. that your petitioner is iVr.,vided with
the necessary requisites fir keeping a bons , . of To
11,11,
entertainment in the house he now occupks as stvil in
AV ermleysburg.-East- Peonshoro...township—Nnur_pcti,
them Ulm-Mize prays your Honors to grant him a Li
cense for the same the 011g11111.4 year, moment-Inc, on the
serand Monday of Apill neat, and as In linty Intl he
will over pm. &e. ALEXASIBiIt WILLS.
We the un lersigned citizens of East fieunsboro town
ship,, in the nity of Cumberland, do certify that we
are well acquainted with the above named Alexander
Wills, that he is .of good repute for honesty aid tempe
rance, and is well provided with house room and conve
niences for the accommodation of strangely and travel
lers, and that such Inn or Tavern is necessary to accom
modate the public and entertain strangers & travellers.
11. W. Dombaugh, James Eichelberger, John Boltz,
Ihtvid Eichelberger. David Brown, Daniel Neldhammer.
Martin Kroger. J. Longenecker, Mary; Kreiger, John
Bretz. Daniel Erb, Milian) Qulgg•
JOHN C. PEASLEE
rib() THE HONORABLE THE JtTD
gos of the Court of Goner/tit/wirier SPNOOIIII4 Or the
Peace of Cumboriand county. at April sessions, issrk
Th” potithm (.I.hunes A. Molloy respectfully'represants,
that your petitioner is provided *with the necessary re
quisites for keeping a house of public entertainment lu
the house now occupied by him as such In the borough
of Mechanicsburg. Your petltionertheretbrepraysyotir
&loners to grant him a License for the same for the oh.
suing year. commencing on the second Monday of April
nest, and as In duty bonnd ho will ever pray. Ac.
111/1 .LAMES' A. MELOY.
We the undersigned citizens of the borough t f Me:
chaniesburg, in the connty of Cumberland, do certify
that are are well fizqUaint:d with the above wooed Jae.
A. Moldy, that ho hoof good repute for honesty and tem
perance. and is well provided wiihdioubo room and con
rentenres fir the twcommodation of changers and Us:tr
oller% end that such Inn or Tavorn is nocessmey - tone.
o:onmoditto Mullane and entertain strangers and trae-i
alters. •
S. 4.;:trretson, A. Ilan 'lt. G. liebh, 0. Starner. Simon
Arnold, John T. Ayres . , 'Henry 11..Eirerl, it. Wihem.
I) Synelor, Joqeph Milleison, John Kuser, John lloovor
D.miol Rrich, nartin Rupp.
MARTIN 0 UNE: ET,
riIAVERN , LICENSE.—To the Hon
orable the Judges of the Court of Quarter See.i , ani
Of lAnnbarinnci county, April term, 1 . 835.—The petition
of Coo undersigned respectfully represents, that Your
petitioner Is provided with the necessary requisites fur
keeping a house of public ent,•rtninnietat. in the house
now occupied by Joseph 1113 , :k, at the Triudle Spring. in
Silver Spring township. Your petitioner therefbre prays
your 110,1011 i -to grant Win a license for the saute at the
eusnint; term of the Court of quarter Sessions, and as In
dote bound he will ever pray, .te.
(428 P.ETF.II
We the undersigned, citisens of Silver Sprhigtown
ship in the county of Cumberland, do certify that we
an, w e ll ae painted with the alive 113111011 Peter Hark
cher, that he is of good reptile for.. honesty and tempo
ranee, and 14 well provided with house room Midi:Mire.
tilences for the tweoutttiodat ion of strangers and travel
lore, and that mud) 1711) or tavern is necessary fur the ac
commodation of the public_
Melley, Ot•orgt , Itreni7er, John Merolister,
Danielllontflirt, John Itrownewell, Samuel Cockilu, Geo.
Brenner. join) 1). Hefter. °come V. Coovor, Charles
Shreiner, John Nisley, Jacob lineman.
,_.„_„,,,.)1(i§gefanc0u5.. ,„ . , : ,,,„,- , , _
TAVERN LICENSE.—To the .11on
oral& the 3 tidges . of the Court of General Quarter
Sesii no, April term, 1655.—Th,, petition of. James hull
respectfully represents, that your petitioner has leased
that well known tavern stand in Lower Allen township
nail now °peopled as such by Peter liarlaeher, that he is
well provided oith the necessary roqukiti.s for keeping
a li•mso ,d• pubile entertainment, lie theref Ire'preys
roue 11 , nors t grant )0111 a license for the same for the
onsuin,r year, and ho will ever pray, ke.
foh2,a JAMES
We the under:dewed, citizens of Lower Allen twp. do
certify that we aro well acquainted with the above nam
ed James Hall, that he is of good repute for honesty and
temperance; and Is well provided with house room and
conyellionmS for the nycommodatlon of • strangers and
travellers, and that such Inn or tavern is necessary to
to accommodate the public and entertain travellers. •
John Shenley. sr. Frederick Sheeley, IL Rupp. Jacob
f.ong, Samuel Zimmerman, David Bollinger, •Wam
Stephen, John Plumley, Jr. Frederick Long, Jonathan
drubaker, Hoek, Daniel Hart, Samuel Urich,
lianiel Erb, John Reeser, Jobe Dither.
r I IAVERN LICENSE.—To the Hon
arable the Judges of the Court of General Quarter
essions of Cumberland county. April term. 1855. The
'steam of David Hollinger. respectfully represents, that
your petitioner occupies that well known tavern stand
dtunte in Shiremanstown, Lower Allen township,which
:s well calculated for a hones of public entertainment,
end the accommodation of strangers and travellers. and
that be Is well provided with the necessary requisites
keeping n public house. Ile therefore prays your
!toners to grant him a license for MY same for the mi
ming year, and he will over pray, fie.
feb2B DAVID HOLLINGER,
• We the undersigned, citizens of Lower Mien twp, do
, ertlfY that W3.arp well acquainted with the above nesa
,dl/avhlll...llta4er, that he k of good repute for honesty
Lad temperance, and Is well provided with house room
uni,convenienees frr the aceotnnualation of strangers
old travellers, anti that surh butt or tavern is necessary
,o 1v:4.1 - n111110d:tie the puldie and entertain travellers.'
Is tae Ilash%rt. Peter Li. Reeser, Jaoh Itat , s,J4haiShee.•
'ny, (Norge Kichelbofcer, Win. It. Reeser,
Ilnigthan Brubaker, John Ehooly, Jr. Samuel tiliveley,
•1. flu iv : David Wise.
Plee2›.-- JUST E. ECEIV 14:1)!—La 100
eu l tericr art Icle. No's, 1,
and 3 Mitekorol, alas Mutiny, BC:111111 and Cranl,erriea,
r :mitt at . WILLIAMS..
fjt ()TtN SI-1E I. L I.IIIS. --..-XANDER'S PAT
E 47 413 'N" . Silutim: (1 0, / , tedly the b r ut and ohea . p.
at 'law to us.). Farmers ur , r re 1 ti , ht. , , i t., ell] and C.
trulnq it at the Carlbdo Foundry and - Machine :qmp, or
At Saxton's third ware Store. '• For cult at reasonable
pi oea by
Lug. 2--9m]
FALL . SITtE OF FIATS f0r . 1854.
ORORCIE KELLER respectfully anneres to his
old Patrons and the public generally that he 414, .just
"'Waived , the FALL 1.,41'Y1A: OF HISN-TV.VIEN S
it HATS, manufactured at one of the best establish
. inents in Philadelphia, to which he invites special
attention..'
lie has also constantly on hand a large anti varied as
sortment of his own manufacture as well as city made
Hats and Caps, suitable for the season, comprising otery
variety of Russia, Beaver, Mi - doskin find Silk Hats, fin
ished In the latest style, together with a full assortment
of CAPS of every shape and description, and at every
price. lie particularly invites the public to call and ex
amine his exoonsive assortment, which in style, mate
riti and finish. rennet be surpassed by any in market,
and which ho is able to put at prices lower than ever.
Remember his old stand on North If:mover street, be
tween Humor's and Sener's stores.
FALL STYLE OF HATS & CAPS.
WM. 11. TROUT, desires to inform his old friends
that ho has removed to his , new eStablishment on 111gh
street, near the Railroad' Depot, and 'is now opening a
fyi large and elegant assortment of the FALL wry E
OF BATS, just received from Philadelphia,:whith
the gentlemen of Carlisle are requested to :fell and
examine: Be has also a large assortment of Silk, Fur
and Slouch Hats oe his own manufacture. got up in the
best style and at various priccs:the'excollenre and finish
of which he will warrant. Ills stock he is confident on
ly needs to be examined ':to be approved. Also, a large
supply of :Ben's, Boy's and Cbildrona CAPH, of Cloth
and Fur,
end of every variety of style and priett just ro•
cowed from Philadelphia. Let all who want a That or
Cap give him a call, es they may be sure of being stiW
ed to their own satisifiction.
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS
WARP—OId housekeepers and young, with thus
also who 'arc expecting to beeontebousckeepprs,nreinvit
ed to call at IIALBEW/"S FAMILY tiItOCERY and cx
mains his elegant assert went of China,ll lass and Queens
ware and other articles In the housekeeping line, such
as French and English ten sets, heavy banded:tad plain,
White Wanite, gilded and blue plain Dinner sets of ev
ery Tartar and price, bcowls and platers, tureens, dish
es, &c. bless-ware—cvntre table and mantAl humps,
Candelabras and other Inlets. gnat varity, table and bar
tumblers. goblets, &c. Fruit and preserve dishes. in 'Va
riety. C.,rdar-m arc—tubs, buckets, churns, howls. butter
prints alai ladles. meal bucket s. &c. Brushes—sweeping,
white wash, scrubbing. hand and shoe brushes, dusters,
brooms, &c. Market., clothes and travelling baskets.
Also 11 dm ice, assartment, of T o ham, a nd F a g a rs, Call
ye who ere fond of choice brands of Segars and try the
Replies, SLOT:monis and other Cuba varieties,
and you will fool them q unimpemhable duality. Also
half Spanish and Coalition Segars, Ith choice snuff and
ing t.,baeco.
JOSEPH NERKEL
1011 Tilt: MILLION !
P P
iti4 - - ",
dribui c i hCS stoeltitf — PAl•vir — TrANarrcas;,
4urpass ht style. quality
and price ally that have ever
been exhibeted in Carlisle. re , pecifnily solicit n call
from persons in want of Paper Batwings of any descrip
tion, as I mu confident by assortmrut farstirpasses nny
in the Borough; anti in style and prices dins but few ri
val,. in the city. I only asl: of the mall, to call arid ex
amineray ass..trtmant peters purchasing. as I tun fl
dont-my chaste designs mount fail to please.. the most
fastidious. JOHN P. 'NNE.,
West side of North linnover Street,
IOOIK OUT IN TI )I . E!—Chofern-
A Inorbus, Dysentery, iliarrlioni. &c., arc. pinking
their appear:me. You know the remedy. if y - ou hay,.
Limy rugnrtt for the irollfare of yourself. your wife, or ynur
children, supply yourselv..s with DEE:CpI.:II'S MATCII-
I,Ess ci)lllll.ll,otherglge allde the comailuelice re
sulting front a 1 , 1g0t ,1 1 3'14 , ? r , 11C 0 to old quaclicry. This
"Matchless Remedy" c.anlfe had ;it the Drug Store of
. . ..
.
. ..
B. .l. KIEFFKII.
South Hanover street. it few doors south of the Cuttrt
House, Crirlisle. .
BOOTS AND 5H OES. The subserib
er has now on hand rt very extensive and well se
acted stock of It 4) 0 T S and S 11 V 1; S.
which he will sell at unusually low pric
es. Purchased from wholesale dealers. 1\
at low rates, ho eon offer such Induce.
ments purehaqers RP Will Make It their interest toals
it his estala-hment. lie has every artHe in the Boot
and Shoe line.--Ihr Ladles' or llentletueus' wear—be
theretwe deems it unnecessary to particularize.
.e-o- Persons desiring good and cheap goods are intit
ed to give hint a call.
W. SIERLDON.
.. 0A -
)0 Le • 2000 TONSLIINIE AND
:_f l\ ,, , STOVE COA L. 'lna- on band and
.4a k: r::: , ro,viving at Om following privea :
Dauphin Limn Coal - - - $2 50 to 300
Stovo, • - - - • 300 to 450
Lytton!! Valley Iliac - • - -375t0 4 00
Stovo - - • - 4 00 to 4 75
rine Onyvt , Limo 't 75 to 400
w Stovo 4 50 to 5 on
Pittston stove ovii . . . . 0 0(1 to 550
11hug:smith's Coal, per bushel. - - 22 to 251411.
Also I,olllElt of all kinds. Common Boards and ,
Scantling from 6111 to iilS per WO feet. First Common
and Patio! ft...wiling to quality.,,
S. 111.-1/OOY-ER,
GR - O — c ER i Es: r i IIEAS, ()OFF KE
Tho subscriber has juvt
added to his twiner stock a general selection of CIIOICS,
011.001.11tt RS, as 'well ns rill the other variety of articles
71.77%.,„n5ua11y kept In nOrocery Store, embracing, Rio
P"..3i,ol.7olTe—ronsted nod . green—at 1•!lz and Livonia
iiiiaper Ili., Orleans, Clarified, (,'robed and Pulverized
Sugvir.nof ifltmrinalitiWi'mnailatiiti;Vpi.4. - OhilrY
Salt. and a variety of Fancy : articiesjall of which are a.
fered at the Mvre.st each pricei We ftre..thanliful for the
former support given us. and invite a further call from
our friends and customers. , . .1. W. HIM.'
Marion Hall, Carlisle. . .
- .D.ltErtli,
' • SEEDSSIAN AND FLORIST,
• „
No. 59 Chesnut near ilecond,Pbiladelphia
Tr: f , Has now anAnged and completed his
stock for the Spring of 18 . 56, as follows:
5 . 1 ,1: 'S, VEGETABLE SEEDS—in great :curle
r ty, including the finest • arietles of nearlti
Beets, Cabbage. f 'auliflower, Lettuce. On
ions, Atelthis, Egg-plant, Tomatoes, Peas,
Radishes, &c. Le.
VLGIVEIt collection is unequalled by
any in this country for extent and quality, and embra
ces the finest varieties of Asters. •Stocks, Carnations,
Pansies, Wallflowers, Daisy, dc.
GRASS SEEDS---of all kinds, including ltlucandOreen
Grass, White Dutch Clover, Sweet Scented Vernal Grass,
ilerronnial Itay,Graes, Ducerne, &r.
NOSES,. &h,—Choice ever-bloorning MISTS, Camellias,
Verbenas, Dahlias, Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, Shrubbery
&a. S. W. JIAVERSTICIC,
feb2B • Agent for Carlisle.
OARDNIIII & DROWN
eartiele fjeralb.
.17,8t0re57.616750 — 0p6,
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!
• DR. CIIRESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination of itigisallents in these Pills Is the re
sult of a long and extensive practice; they are mild in
their operation, and certain of restoring nature to its
proper channel. In every instance have these Pills pro-,
ved successful. They invariably open those obstructiomi
to which Females are liable, and bring nature into its
proper channel. whereby health Is restored end the pale
and deathly countenance changed to a healthy one. No
female can enjoy good health unless she is regular; and
whenever sin obstruction takes place, whether front ex
posure, cold or:any other cause the general health int ,
mediately begins to decline, turd the want of such a rem
edy huts been the CAUSO Or $1) many consumptions among
young females. To ladies whose health will not remit
of an increase of their family, these pills will prove a cal
'table acquisition, as they will prevent pregnancy.—
Headache, pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, bet
thing of Mod, and di turbed sleep do most always arise
front she interruptien of mann); and Whenever that is
the case, the Oils will invarkbly remedy all thert
Nor are the Ws afilencions In the cure of Leueorriuta,
commonly called the "Whites." These pills should nev
er be taken during pregnancy, as they usublibe,snre, to
cause a miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable. and
free from anything injurious to lift or health. lulland
explicit directions aecotipany_ each box.
Thom pills are put up in square pat boxes. Persons
residing where there is no agency established. liyenelo.
sing. One Dollar In a-letter. pre-paid. to hr. C. 1.. Curvet:-
at No. :267, Meech - yr street, New York, eau have form
sent to their respective addressis e by mail.
yLMEI3ITRNKRS' COAL. -- 2,000
J Tons Lykon's Valley Nut n superior article
receiving and for'salo by '
-7 Janlo ani
-1 4 - ixEc T ORS N OTT C E.—Letters
frestamentary haying been issued to the subscri
bers, under Omni)) of (Norge A.-Lyon Esq., deed;, late
of the borough of Carlisle; all persons having elands
against the estate of the said decedent, ere requested to
make known the saute,
and these Indebted .- to make
payment without delay to JMIN IXON, Bedford I'n.
• .ALEX P. liltON l Pittsburg
,Gt. Jan. 31rit '65 Executors.
11ST ATE OF MARX LEA- BOWMAN
u . 4 deceased.—Notice Is hereby given that letters of
administration on the estate ef Martha Bowman, latent
Eranitford tow tiship ; Cumberland e ty. deceased, hare
been granted by the Register cf field mouldy to the sub
scriber residing in the same township. All parsers In
debted to said estate are required to make immediate
payment and those having claims to present them for
settlement to JAMES J..
jan3l mriur.
:11; 1 4 STATE OF SUSANNAH.. AL
muffirr, Dr:cm—Letters of Administration on
the Estate of Susannah Albright, deed., late of 1:404
Pounsborough township, Cumberland county, have
been issued to the subseriber residing In Wet:Mileto - iv IL
ship, to whom all persons having claims against tho
Fah' efttuto will present them fur settlement and those
indebted make payment.
Jan. 2-1. 1855 MICIIAEL ALI2ItIGIIT, /Oar.
IOTICE.—At It stated Orphans court
, began on TUESDAY, the 26th day of December A.
H. ISSI, and holden at Carlisle. In and for Cumberland
county, before the fon. H Orahatn, President
Judge, and Sawn& iVoodburn and John Itupp„Esquires,
Associate Judges, Sc., the ;Valois log proceedings were
had, to wit: •
In the matter of the writ of Partition and Valuation
on the Aral Estate of Elliabeth Shenk late orDiel,h,son
township, deceased, the same having been returned by
Joseph 7delarthOnd, high ttheritl of Cumberland county,
duly executed, Ste.
Now tawlt, 26th December, MI, InyuisitionlYnlfirm
ed and Rule on the Heirs end parties In. interest to op.,
Miar at the meat stated Orphans court, and take' or re
fuse to tats. otherwise to show tanse why the court
should not. Order the property to he sold. Notice to be
sorted personally WI the path!, residing within f6rty
moos a nd by public-nom in one nem simper or. tin i c re
siding beyond forty miles.
IIY THE COL'ItT.
In testimony whereof Ib. a herettnto'set my hand
and the seal of said court t on the 251,1 i day
of Deeember. A. D. ISM.'
j` .
I 7 0
-,,
'11(` 14', .—'l'o the I I eirs and
~ legal
Representatives of oeorge , g le. late of the cove
ty o CututerlantE deQetisett. 'fake noti.o that I.y virtu..
I of a writ of Partition and Viluntion i N sued , ot of th e
1 niphans rt oft of Yount erlatot eounty. and to tun Itirect-
Led—LwilLhoiLLAlLimineht_to tlisidtA Tart or Tattle the
real eatato of said dot-on:ed. On the 1,11.11161 . 1, nti 1 HU 1:
PAY. the sth day of Alttrrh, A. It.-IS` rt 1.. o'eloe,l.
A. NI. When and whore you may attend if you I hink
proper. -. .IoSEPII MALI llNtoNli, Fh ee n
Sheriffs 4' ilico, Feb. 7 tit .55
A L UPITORS NOTICE.—Iii the mat
j_ ter of the pi,filion n 1 ifolsert Hays and It. M. I f en
dersou, 6114011010 i Mary W. Hays; and John flays. for
a cital ion to John :::tewart. 1111n , Intatrntor of.lolnc flays.
deceased, to settle the account of his' Intestate as guar
dian of the said ittbert. Mary and John.
The nualeinipinal Auditor appointed' by the Orphan a
court., to N.:wit the fangs, and an account, If the flings
show that respondent ought to aretatllt, trill attend t o
the duties. of his appointment. nt his , office, inn the bor
ough of Carlisle. on Tit UItr , DAY the Ist of March neat,
nt lo o'clock A. M. when and where all parties interested
acv hereby notif,ed to attend,
Feb. ML. ';rs
Dl'lo S 11‘ , been
. nppointed by the Orphans Co.nrt of Ctuni.eriand
ettunty to dill' Ibute the balance in the hand of John
Auld, Esl.administratc.r of Samuel SheatTer. late of Dick
inson taut itch ip, deceased. to and aineng the. creditors.
I trill attend tiir that purge so at my-, Irce in Carlisle,
on TUE:4I)A V. the 13th day of March nett.
Feb. 701.'55. It. M. II ENDEIIIiON.
EDI TOIt'S N 4 TICE. —T he under
"-signed.app,inted.Anditor by the Orphans Court of
1 11_
Cumberland county, to marshal! the assets;in the hands
of Christian itmulerger, Adtninittrator of t itristian
'Luck, deceased, to and amen!! the creditor,: 0f said-de
cedent. rives notice. that he will attend to the duty as
signed to hint nt his ofdee in Carlisle, on WF.IO.NE,z-bA 1
the 4'411 day of February A. D. Is:,i, between the bialys
01 ten o'clock in the (brut nn atoll an o'clock in the after
noon. on or before which day those has lug clalinsamtiust
said deceased still present the fill/110 properly authenti
cated to hint for adjustment.
W. M. PENROFI•dy
Jan: 7. Auditor.
eirShlppenshurg News I rr sert three times and ~end
before till to auditor day of ntecting.
I I STATE OF (1 OLWE 1V 1D I) Eft ,
DECHASP.P.—Netiee is hereby given that lettms
testamentary On the estate of I;eoege Whitler, late of
Dickinson township. Camberlred vounty. dee'd., have
boon granted by the Itegister of sold e linty to tho sub.
Feriberr rostdillg In the fmme tow mhip monfy aforesaid.
All persons lenoo tloqnsolvr,‘ indebted to mild mtato
are rrqulred to make Immediate payment, and lb. se
having claims to present them for settlement to
' DAVID 1.41:111;TIT,
30:31:1'11 11IODElt,
January 17, 1855-otpd
1 -I , 4 STATt OF 'JOIN' 3111,1,E11,
CEASED.--Netiee is hereby given that 'letters
teAamentary lio estate of John Miller. Into of Mon
rtm township, Cumberhind county, deceased, have been
granted by the Register of said county. to the subscri
ber, residing In the Salllo tow nFli iiAlfporsons knowing'
themselves indebted to said estate are vomited to make
immediate payment, nod those having claims to present
theni for settlement to
Pee. 27,18.54.-Gtpd PETER MILLER; Executor.
)110110LIGH ORDINANIIII.—Be it
,Penneted by the Town ('' until of Borough et
arlisle, and it is hereby ordained and enaeted by an
t dority of the Nlllle : That the lire plugs placed, or here
after to be placed. in any of the streets, lanes nr alleys
of the borough of CarliYle. are to be used or opened oply
for the purpose of extinguiYhing tires; and If any per
son Of persons shall open any fro plug or draw rater
from the same, or abuse or injure It, or any part of it, in
any manner, he. she or they shall be liable to apenalty
of 'N'ENTY DOLLAIIIi . Provided, however, that it shall
not be considered a violation of this or?dlnanro If the
tire plug and water be used by regularly organized Hose
or Fire Companies, they having first o'btained the spe
cial authority 0, the Carlisle ans.:ma Water Company
for that purpose. A, NOBLE, Chief Burgess.
1. Feb; 14, 'O. Attest—JASfla MULLIN, See.
ISSOLUTIOX.----The pi rtilesrhip
Ile t In ro existing betUreen tbe milsserlbers,
tray
ding under the firm of BENTZ & BROTIIERS, was dia.
solved on the first Inst., by mutual 'consent, all persons
Indebted to the firm are requested to make an early
settlement of the same to either of the undersigned.
ABNER W. 11ENTY.
W3I. BENTZ
JAMES BENTZ.
The undersigned having purchased the Interest of W.
Vents in the algre business, Inform their friendslhat
they will ...mahout the business as heretofore at the old
stand under the name of Bentz t brother.—They have
Just received a large supply of NEW GOODS, such ns
leosjilughams, Muslius, Checks, Elanneli, Satinet*
Noisile worked Collars, Spencers, Sleeves, 4e., Mlle ens
case Irish Linens, containing 40 pieces of their own im
portation some of It very fine which they eAll sell touch
lower limp the usual prices. They respectfully request
the public to gh o them it call as they are determined to
Kell. cheap. ABNER W. RENTZ.
Feb.ls, '55 JAVIY.SIII:NTZ.
cIAVE vOTTI OLD NETAL—.Cash
LY paid f , :n. OLD 11l ;TAI., suell ng Cmwr, Brass and
Iron, nt thu Carlisle h. undry and Shnr.
GARDNER & BROWN.
Ew Goo )S. -- ; The subscriber is -Just
o r ontng a fresh nssoriturnt of very ell HA I' 000.11:3
bought at reduced prlcus. Coll and :4ee them.
Aug. 23. (11:1).
riiHRASITING‘ MACHINES of the
it best make constantly on, halal and for FAN at the
Ctkrllsle Foundry and Mai,Lino Slo)p.
/c" BROWN
w. 13. mg;truir, Agt.
M. U UEUG, Clerk Orpbann Court
J. S. COI.WM,I,
A i1.914,r.
31etil tilitote "a(e6
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS AT
• Tit I'STEE'S SAI,E.—Jiy virtue - of all order of the
Orphans' Coni:t of Cunlberlruid cooky, ,the undersigned
trill expose to public sale;oll the picinlses, on : , ,A11.11t..
DAY, the 17th ,Vebroary, 1856, at 2 o'clock . P. all
that desirable ..Lot, commonly I:newn as POPLAit
',CT. situate at tUe south vest end of Hanover i'lreet,
le the borough f Carlisle., containing about IWO A.
CBE S, bounded by said street, the Walnut Bottom
iloati,a lot of Phillips' heirs and b F. l / 4 mtit street:
The tertits of sale will he ten per mt. of the lurches°
money on the day, of , sale, on&fo It on the confirm/to
tin of the sale, and the helium .to be secured by 'mut•
gages or judgment bonds, or both. as the. Trustee may
dome advisable, conditioned for the payment of the
Interest thereof soMbantinally to lire. Elivabeth brain,
and the principal ut her decease to her heirs at law. or
to those who may be entitled thereto. Attendance will •
be given by the undersigned, Trustee nt.dt.r rho will of
Thomas Ragan, deed.
Carlisle, ,ion. 24. 1855
yALUABLE T 0 W N
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALA,
1 4 1; The subscriber will sell at private solo
' i
t val. e h s d the ear'
nor Illaino)N.eruaNnatl:ahttli strand
( ;:t n teets, it;
larilude, Pa,. Thelot Is3o feet front by 240 feet in depth
There is a large TIMER STORY STONE I'I.Ar.ThRED
HOUSE. well tiniisbed, a largit yard and garden, and
eve q thing necessary to make it comfortable and sow
Yemeni. residenee. • For toms enquire of
Dec'r. 20. Iftrt •
riTWO SPLENDID FAII:NIS FOlt
SA LE.—The subscriber will sell at private sale the
two following described thews, to wit:
NO: I—ls situated north-west of Carlisle. edjelning
the inhabited part of said BorougU. containing OMIT
HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES of first rate Limo,
stone Laud, having thereon erected a new large BANIC
BARN, a large HAY 1101:61:, a vomit:stable CAITIdi:
i I iSTABLE, Sr. Also, a corml.rtatlo DWELLING
14VUSE, and otllbr ouDbuildings. 11m land is in.
a high state ::f cultivation 211111 till under good
post and rail fence. It is bounded on the north by the
heirs of Samuel Alexander, dee'd., on the east by John
Noble, Wm. Seymour nod other s ort the 'Nest by Jon:
Moore, David liHer, Ac., and on the south by the publio
road leading fr. 1.411 Carlisle to Waggoner's bridge
No. ;2.-1s situated In North Middleton township, 4) . 4
miles faun Carlisle, on the Harrisburg and Carlisle
turnpike road, about 1% mileS.lll in Middlesex Mills,
bounded as folimvs: on the north by the Com di guinet .
('reek. on the west by Irvine's heirs, on the East by .1.
Noble and Jesse Zeigler. and on the south byAbraham
lletrlek and the Dal Het mg turnpike road. eontaii.ing
TWO HUNDRED AND 111 FINTY-FITS ACELS, about
Inn acres of Limestone and the residue is Lim k slate,
:Lout Iro Beres of this tricot :leered. under grill lence,
111111 In a ga.d state of cultivation. the balance Is very
beary-timber,—A-largo-p::rtion-of_thelartuit , mead:Ar
Loa The improvements are a large SToN F I:WEIe
LINO ItoUSE n large LOO AND FRAME .11/11lN„a
stone Spring House and other out buildings. HD Apple
On hard and a large quantity of t ther fruit trues.
No. 3.-1 s :t small tract of land about !,; mile west of
No 1.. on the Baker road leading from C arlisle to Wag
goner's bridge, containing 'I.IA ENT Y-l!I X At I, ES of Met
rate Ihnesboa: land. lounded by said rind on the north;
by John Noble on the Mall, by Brown's belts on the
east.. and by Baker en the Ni est. The subscriber will
tiles sell a number of 01" f LOTS to snit purchasers.—
' The alx:ve described pin:city will le sold on reasonable
, terms. ' ARMSTRONG NOBLE.
Carlisle, January 10, 155.1.
HAPPINESS ! HAPPI NESS ! 1
, 'WHAT CAN MAKE LS HAPPY
-Reason's uliule pleasure, all the joys of sense,
Lie in NV o r Lis-110.111th, l'eace, Cunii,cteuee.
(ropo.)
Dut when we have pains, afiliction or anguish of dis
eases. is not our pleasure. our joy, and ,air happiness
thereby destroyed: 113 let'our sick fellow-being suf
fer' Does not Christ say : “With the Salllo measure ye
mete, It shall be nicastued to you again r"—Alat. 7, 2.
'.1% he is a wise alai. and el/tillWed p ith knowledge a
mong you, lot him show out of a good conversation his
works with meeknt ss and wisdom.'—James d, 18.
StilittElti: AM) 31.1EDICINE.—Doetor. I'. C. CARD.-
DLit, «urgent* nud ishysirian, Iletnith.t Laid
Physd..togist, and is (Irnduate of onr lost Medical Colle
ges, and has made ililllFOlf.acquattit..l with all the vari
ous systems of )letlienl 1 4 eience, atm( with the recent
discoveries and Dorms entente in the various (Wyatt
meets of the Healing Arts. faithfully attends to orders
isv Surl_iral and Medl..al Aid. end whose medicines ars
nil blade or cmoposcit strictly In linerualicl , with the
S, lanes rf Pathology, in tau), II liII 1 all.) and
; and whose niedieines an. all V. 111 1,4 1.. d 01 WllOlO
- st nie roots. Maids, and 113 dropallt3, good In all dlecasee,
and to whom the aniletcd are tuv ited to apply timely.
Ills Character by Respectable Ncightoms, &e.
Copy of n letter front the hey. C. IL helot:tub to Mr.
11. IL Etter, of the Worm t-rritiess. Respected :ir it:
the to Introduce to your friendly nutlet, Dr.' Cat e—
mat of New Vet k. I hose 1,....wn Dr. C. lii b a i t",
years, he has done husitte , s for um with sotriety. hem
esty nod a ith arvurary : titers tore I do leliev a him to
Iv I ,,,r,eqy sober, 100. est nod trustworthy. Ally fa, ,:1
you May ,1,C.(1, pnTerlo confer 4,11 bite. vt 111 IC itirhiv :q.
Dr hied hy Ilk numer. us 11it , titlF, til:tl by 1,1 mum- 111,1 , 4
114111,y than 3 (air sincere 1110111 :Ind 111111110 ;ATI:Int.
C. 11. I.II,NIIACII.
Lattasburg, Pa., July 11th, 1111.
Copy of is letter fc
...---r-
-rom George Spahr, FS
.. ( minty
l'rettsurer.-1 do certify that the medivol a Itire of Dr
P. C. Corridor has mrpossed any ether %it b I have
hitherto Mod in Ate rum of severe fever In my totoil:i .--
I would therefore leounmeud him to such persons who
may he Minded atilt oforet-ohl diselac or of hens ire.
' GE0110E•IPAIIII.
Bloomfield, Aug.lad 21th,
CARBDER :beinv, well nrqualractl with the rt ,
coat French ditrmceriefi, with - their tiew and safe 'laden
of treatment, and the and teitaia remedies mat
cares for Dyspei*da. Myer ComplaiiitF, Dysentery. (1167-
era )lorbus and all Complaints of the liuncla nud
Fuperior Remedies fi , r the Fret efltit n aml curet f
Asiatic Cholera. Remedies for all the defects mid tilt-
M=
my in men and women; Remedies for Insanity; certa*.n
and timely cures fur all Cenrumptious, Impotence, Styr.
Sexual M uses.Vedtreal lii, , ..eto•es in all their torus
SuppreFsiois and other delicate female remplaints. All
thane remedies emanate (rein the st noble t•cicure of
MS=
'•]lcal all manlier of sickness and all wanner of disease.
New 'festainent. "It is for healing that Christ ce:tameto
dell, the Satnariltut.—Luko, 10, and kith Mill •
mon means. "Prove all thlugs, hold fast that It hielt Is
good."—let. Thessalonians, b. 41. '•Therefor! let us I a
ware.of laying up what we should lay out hr health.
for there is thatkattereth and yet inereasetb, and tiler*
is that wlthholdeth more Oulu is inert, but it teudoth."
Proverls, 11, 24.
The different medicines and their directions Will ba
sent to the a1111,14d in any direction 11 until or express.
Address Dr. P. C. CAItDD Lit, Carlisle. t. mat :crhind coun
ty, Pa., post paid, and the fee $1 always accetupanying
the letter, m ith the order, together with a descriptien 0.
tie feelings and the symptoms of the complaints of lbw
afflicted inclosed. It in this system of Medical 5e10111.4
the hooks and the modes of faro only, which Dr. Card.
der employs that allow of medicines entirely outdo or
compered of \VW:le:tome hoots. Plants, anti ilytiropathy,
good in rill diseases, (no poison), and which eau ridtko
speedy and certain remellies and cures liar -all. manner
4 sickners and all manner of diseloto;' and utich
,:04 all 'other medical melting In point of goodness, to-
yona all bounds of comparison. OFF ICE I: 4 outh I lanol or
street, East stile near and below the Presbyterian Church
Carlisle, Pa. Testimonials from numerous porsens of
the highest .respectal.iltty in this and the adjoining
counties. give authentic evidence Of the' geed II eFfi of
Dr. Parader's character. and can Le seen at hiS °thee..
N. R. The afflicted tan reevii c superior medicines and
thudirections fir their use by the litNt return of mad or
express. If interviews he desired. or N 'sits requested.
hr. 0. will end Tenor to oceetntnednte applirints fur
zn; I• ran. Tln/ Portur spettliA thu En6lish 411 d thu Ger
man Lingnog 6, etc. I .11,11.17,V:55
pRUOS AND CONFECTIONARY.
Tho undersigned has just returned front Phila.
fresh supply of lift I_7(S and CONI , I:t:TKIN Alt Y—
. former In emine , tiou with las stook on hand 14111
make his assortinent of Drugs, 3ledielnes and Clontolcalo
complete. ills assortment of CONI'ECTION 1`.1( k [Opt
fine; eonsisting of pure si4Air tthits and tirinsparunt
Candy To)s; Candy, coninton, assort -d, and tine Candles
of overy varlet, : ; also Prods, s ts..ste I overY thing
la•le»ging to that depnrtmont of tr;:de. Ile timid V:111
1•1:1,10 111.101:',S4 , 11 to his soppis , wrieLr:4
Ibr the rOllOl.ll us, among Wbial may it'
gooki, the thstehti, tits i4re
invited to call *bothcr they wink is pus,-h.
J. J{lrsrtat.
'Carlible, Pec,r ,I 4
=1
JACOB FIIROM
a. n'xrtit.;