8
/MI
LATER FROM EUROPE!
AkIRT.VAL: OF' In P:
161 HM PEACE CONGILESS.
AtAnoli on Selbaktopol Condinnod.
Tiotiatennsleip Anuirica, arrived , at Halifax,
on Thurdday, )with Liverpool dates to'the 731st
nit lier news was irrmediately telegraphed
to the city merit
TITS VIENNA CONFERENCE
The steamer Baltic brought intelligence that
thr first of the four bases of peace was uncon
ditionally accepted by-Russia —and that -the
iecond was proceeding favorably. Since theta,
the second has _likewise been accepted, but
difficulties of a serious nature have occurred
on the third.
The Wegtern Powers, foreseeing trouble, did
not propose the deratAilion of Sethiskopol, but
modifie I their demands into a raducti,in of
ltussi..n power in the Black Sea—in rcio u
pens() for which, they offer to evacuate the
Russian territory. Thu Russian Plettipotenti
nries reply that they lire not authorized, to no
(Ted to any such terms, and Must remit the
matter to St Petersburg. Waco tho Confer
race stands still ,
.411 the pelenipotentiaries have sent to their
: ctivernment for instructions. and the Conter
coca will probably be adjourned until final
VII 1)06 ty shall arrive. Meantime, the fourth
point is under discussion. Prince Gartscht-
Loff. en the 2Gth, moved for the admission cf
FROM TIIE SEAT OF WAR
The special correspondence of the London
Times describes the condition of the army as
touch improved. Weather fine. health and
•ipirits of the troops better, provisions ohtin
lant,. and sanatory regulations stricty_en
bircki but the actual works of the siege
, n Ike no progress to justify favorable proPhe
:les. Actual increase of the fines and bat.
cries there is, bat it exists on both aides, and
there has been no comparative advantage
gained by the Allies. Tho effective force of
the British army is now reported at 26,000
m Another account says—"We have now
90 000 men and more alive; . and of t eso be
tween 16,000 and 20,000.0 f the noblest and
strongest troops that over handled muskets."
Tim Pdris coreespowlent of the London Post
ssys: ••Before the month.of April is a week
old, another 10,000 of the elite of the French
army will have lefefor the seat of war. The
latest official intelligence from the Crimea in
forms us that Gen. Cunrobert would bombard
and storm a portion of the town of Sebastopol
as soon as the English army were ready to do
so, which it wouldbe within a week at the
latest."
Accounts from the Crimea up to the 24th
ult , state that the bombardment had not em.
met-seed, although the batteries had been fmiab•
ed since the 16111.
A camp letter
_says the Russian works np
pear in splendid condition, and quite crowded
with troops. The heavy fire which they kept
up had materially abated.
NAPOLEONS VISIT TO MILANO
The arrangements for the visit of the Em
peror of the French and the Empress Eugenie
to England nye now said to bo oOmp:ete, unit
on the 16th of April the Imperial Court of
France is expected to arrive on a visit to her
Majesty the Queen, either at Windsor Cast e
or in London. It would seem from .this that
the projected visit of the Emp!ror to the
Crimea has been..abandoned:
It is understood that the Emperor and Em
press will renHin in England about a fortnight.
They will visit London, Osborn, Wo.
Portsmouth, Greenwich, and Other places, hut
reside principally at Windsor Castle. Tho
York and Lancaster Towers are being fixed up
for that purpose, and the whole of the apart•
ments in the Round Tower will be placed at
the disposal of the attendants of the Emperor
Napoleon. - -• •
= The British phrliament Ilse passed the bill
repealing the stamp duties on newspapers.
This will afford encouragement for cheaper
newspapers.. The subscription of daily news
papers ,in England is from $3O to $5O per
year.
PARLIdIEENTAMY INVESTIGATION.
The Sebastopol Inquiry Committee on the
management of the war, continues its sittings,
and the revelations made become every day
more and more appaling. Mr S. G Osborne
was examined on the 24th of-March, and as an
eye witness of the adenes which ho describes,
gives the last touch to the dreadful picture ► y
informing the
by
that the wounded and
elok soldiers, by hundreds and by thousands,
were literally starved to death.
•
4 4 LAST SECTIONS OF LIIaIIION LAW.
and maintained in violation of this not; and
it shall_ be the especid _duty of the judges of
1.1 (
nt
F
the said courts to sceihat this
,return 'a faith
fully made; and if any person s 11. make
known to Such constable the name o aes
of any one who shall have violated ki 1
act,
With the names of Witnesses who can`prove
the fact, it shall be his duty to make return
therof on oath or affirmation.to the court, and
upon his wilful Allure so to do, ho shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
indictment and conviction, shall be sentenced
to imprisonment in the jail of tho county for a
period not doss than one, nor more than three
months, and pay a fine' not exceeding fifty
dollars. , .
Seetton 14. That this act shall not interfere
with any persons holding a license heretofOre
granted, until the time for which the same was
granted shall have expired; nor shall any
license which may be granted before the first
day of July next, authorize the sale , of said
liquors or admixtures thereof after the
. firet
day of October next, contrary to the provisions
of this act.
DEATH FROM OMIELESEINEII3,--4 physician
in Philadelphia wrote a presoription for a lady
pitied Murray and another for her child, on
Wednesday, but unfortunately a clerk in a
,drag store where they were put up misdirected
them, so that the one intended for the mother
Was_ given to the child, causing its death in a
few hours. The author of the fatal error has
been arrested.
c~ ijc £ltu ket
BALTIMORE DIARIMT.
MONDAY EVENING, A Aril 1 6
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The - Flour mark •t to
clay is rather feverish Prices have gotten , o
high that dealers are cautious. Sales thh ,
morning 100 Ws. at - 10,60 a $10,75, Rye
Flour—supply light —Sales at 6,25 a $7.30
per bbl.-- Corn Meal, at 4,37 a $4,50 per 1,b1.,
Onsirt.—White Wheat-6000 Has. &fere I,
sales. tit 2,68 n $2,75 ; choice 1114 70 ; red nt
2,45 $2,55 per hug. Corn selling nt 1,05 a
t. 111,06. Oats selling at 70 cts. Rye 1,49
$1,50.
pjfinbefifijia.
frhutitrNG'S PATENT, CRAM PI
ON FIRE PROF SAFES, with, Patent
Powder . Proof .Dicks, which Well e
warded separato Aledals at the
l'orld's Pair, London, ISM, and
lee at the Fair. New
,9rk, IS5d and '6l. TlllO
Irs are the sole mant,nt,turert
id proprietors in thi. :•tate
to above unequalled Pais and
ycks. Tho roputati , a2 of the
Inning "Iforrlng's safe" is world
Itle;and for the last ..thirte.nt
;ears the, mercantile ccuntnunit
have witnessed and borne testi
mony to their ,!svalt. FAILING fro proof qualities. More
th 12;000 of these Safes have been actually sold, end
over vwo HUNDRED have passed triumphant].) through
ac..itiontal fires. The public are-rassured • that all Sao,
m anuftetured by the subscribers are not only gunman
tee I to ho fully equal, but in many respects even supe
rior to those which have been so severely tried by fire.
144 will forget their services In the burninfr of the
"Tribune eslabilshnient,"'Nevr York. and at the Orilla
Fire in Strawberry street, at the large tire last July.
opp site the Olratrd House; and still more recently
in the Fire at Fifth and Chesnut sts in the city et
Phildelphla, In which these Safes came forth the ac
knowledged CEIADIPION, when many other seenrlties
-- FARR CO. i - ---
IRON - SAFE ANN BANK LOCK MAKERS,
ai WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
Chilled Iron Safes, with Powder Proof Locks. menu•
factored expressly for Banks, Brokers. Jewellers, end
others requiring security from rogues. Bank Vimlts,
I) ors, &c. on hand end made to order. All the most
celebrated Leeks for sale at manufacturers' prices.
Se-smd hand •" Safes," "Salamanders" and " inin
Chests" of other makers, have been taken In part pay
m Int for Herring's for sale at half prim. apl.ll
4 E
JULIUS ST RN,
- No. 145, North Third Street, Philadelphia
Wholesale Dealer In
Faitcy Dress Triminings.nnd Mlninety Goods,
and Manufacturer of Fancy Silk Bonnets,
keeps constantly on hand a very extensive assortment
of Silks, Ribbons. Laces; Embroideries, Flowers, Bonnet
Frames, Gimps. Fringes. besides a great variety of other
'Fe hey Goods. lie solicits a call from Country Merchants
visiting the City, and assures them that they will be
sure to find any article above mentioned at the lowest
prices. timrchl4-'.im
MILLINERY GOODS-1855-
I.'OR SPRING SALES!
JOLIN STONE & SONS, No. 45, South Second
Street, Philadelphia.
Hare, just opened Weir Spring Importations of
SILTS, BONNET ILIBBONS, El/AYERS,
LACES, CRAPES, &c. Le.
including a general assortment of MILLINERY A ItTV
CLES, of the most fmshlonable styles.. The, above Goods
have been imported oqpressly for our Spring sales and
crimpriso the largest and best assortment in our line to
be fund In the market. marchl4.3m
EMOVAL !-BESSON & SON,
bog leave to inform you that they have meow
,d the l'un.ter.trutit FA sos Afewtsiau Steno frost
So. 52 South Second Street, to tho new building No.
..06 Chesnut Street, (fivelloors above Eighth, Sent!
.lde) where they will offer an increased stock at r
doced prices. vp,..Now Spring Goods daily opening.
LEATHER! LEATHER!
L FRITZ. HENDRY & co.
No. 29, North Third Street, Phlhulelphla,
MOROCCO mAN urnemntmcs, Curriers and Import
ers of FRENCH CALF SKINS, and Dealers In Red and
Oat: Solo Leather and Kip. Feb2B--ly
A%ad-- H. FRANCISCUS,
• mAN ti FAMTIT ER OF COTTON LAPS,
ding, Tie Yarn. Carpet Chain, Cotton Yarns,
LAMP. CANDLE AND FLUID WICKS,
which he offers to sell at the Lowest Cash PrfreS et No.
05 Market Street above Second. North shle,Philadelphiti
, TREES, EVER-GREENS I , RO-
S ES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, PLANTS, &e.—
In great variety ands's°, cultivated and for sale
in urge or small quantities, at the Rising Sun Nurse
ries anti °anion, .Philadelplikt.
ltic.4—Plants. Roses, Seeds, &o. can be bad every day in
the Market, below Sixth Street, Philadelphia, where or
dors are also'reecived for the Nursery. -
All orders promptly attended to. Descriptive Cata.
Woe gent to post-pold applications gratis.
Address S. HATIPAY,
loarcUt Rising Sun P. 0. Philadelphia.
3 - 21.1 1 ,14.1:17%. HI '" ;At , ' Alb
CIUMBERLAND. VALLEY 11, AI L
‘_.) ROAD. CHANGE OF HOURS! On and after
tiIv:IDAY, March 2nth, 1855, Passenger trains will run
dally, as followi (Sundays excepted: •
FOIL 1.1A111111:3111.111.0: . .
Ist Train. 2d Train.
taco Chareliersburg, 5.30, A. 51 4.30, I'. 111
shiplainshuM, 0.09, " 6.09, ',
't . Newvlllo, 0.40, " ' 5.40, "
" Carlisle, 7.18, " 8.18, "
4 ' Mechanicsburg, 7.50, " 6.50, "
8.15, " 7.15,. "
At
lirarrislPrg' FOR CIIABIBERSDURG.
Ist 'Frain. 2d Train:
8.45, A. 85 ' .1.15, P. mi
0.18, " 1.43. "
0.55, " 2.25, "
10.30, " 8.00, "
Leave Harrisburg,
" Mechanicsburg,
" Carlisle,
" Nowville,
Shlpponsburg,
At Chamborsburg,
Tralna leavo Harrinborg for Philadelphia, at 8.45, A.M
12.20, M.,(via Columbia) and 7.40,P. M.
. For Balt!Oro, at' 8.45, A. M. and 1.45, P. M.:
For Pittsburg, nt 3.20 A. M., 12.55 NM], and 5 P. M.
For Pottsville, Reading, and points on the Daupbb
and susynehanna Rail Road leayo 11nrrisburg at 7.15
A. ht.
Jrz-At all Stations where Tickets are sold, Fares are .
TEN CENTS LESS than when paid in the Cars. ' A
A. F. SMITH, Superintendent.
Hall Road Office, Chamborsburg, }
'Match 21st 1865.
WALL PAPEILL—Juat received a
splendid stock of Paper Hangings, Window
Shades and Fireboard Prints, embmeing all the newest
and most approved styles. The designs are neat and
chaste, and the prices such. as cannot fall to give antis.
&Alen. We invite our friends and the public general•
ly to call and examine our assortment belbre purchasing
elsewhere. 11. SAXTON, •
march2l East Main Street, Carlisle
tIiLA CAS H MER ES, &o.—The sub
scriber bas JUst opened s variety of Plaids sad
Ines at reduced prices. . .
-11 k(?) 'I AM NOW RECEIVING
•my spring stook• of PATER lIANOINGh
w itch s t o largest and most Varied assortment ocei
opened in ladled°, to which I invite.tho early attention
of the pub e, as I intend zoning at prices which cannui
fall to ploaao the closest purchaser.
fear li4B
11.02, "
11.30, "
3.30,
4.0(1„
O.W. IIITNBR
JOHN P. LYNN
Stosres - anb SQops
lIA Li, 81Y.LE OF 1-IAIS
6JIUIr. I: ELLER respectfully a 1,,,
patrons and the public generally that
rug cot the 1A LL STYLE OE U, .
y II .ITS, inanufa..tured at one of the .
,iciits in Philadelphia, to which ht, Ir.
otte..tien.
lie has also ronstaatly on hand a large
s„.-tnic,st of his own manufacture as net: .1- •
I ha; s acid Caps. suitable for the season,
r:p,ccy ussia, Beaver, Moleskin and .-.
isti..d in the latest style, together with a fn,..
of i A t'ti of every shape and description, V.
pri,m. Ile particularly invites the public to
amine his extionsive assortment, which in
ritl and finish, cannot be ant-passed by any
and .which he Is able to put at prices lower
Remember his stand on North Ilan. vr
t o eoo Ilutnee's and Sener's Attires.
FALL STYLE OF HATS &
WM. 11. TROUT, desires to inform his 010 •
coat lie has ronnived to his new establishment It.
street, near the Railroad Depot, and is now
large and elegant assortment of the FALL
OF HATS'. just received from Philadelphri
". the gentlemen of Carlisle are requasteci
examine. Ile has also a largo assortment of r cii
and Slouch lints CO his own manufacture, got up
test style and at various prices, the excellence trod !
which Ito will warrant: 'lll5 stock he is
ly needs to ho examined to be approied. Also. a la: r .
supply of Moil's, lloy's and Children's CAI'S, , 1 AM
and Fur. and of every variety of style and pri,e
calved from Philadelphia. Let all who wart n H.O
Cap give him n call, as they may be sure of Leto•; -nil
011 to their own satisfaction.
- 1111 NA, GLASS AND QUEI '
W ARE—Old hopsekeepers and young. with 11,
also NO, are expecting to become housekeepers. ere ins •
od to rail at HALBERT'S FAMILY billta.'LllY al d
amine his elegant assortment of China. (Hass and tltieens•
ware and other articles In the housekeeping line. aun-t
as Frock and English tea sets, heavy bandedand
White Oranite. gilded and blue plain, Dinner sets el
cn
cry variety and price. bowls and pitchers, tureens, dish
es, lie.' Wass-ware—centre table and mantel lamps,
Candelabras and other lamps,great verity, table and 1.4. r
tumblers. goblets. Ac.......Fratit-andlizserve dishes. In va
riety.' Cedar-ware—tubs, buckets, churns, howls, butter
prints and ladles, meal buckets, Ac. ,Brushes—sweepinp.
white wash, scrubbing, hand and shoe brushes, dusters,
brooms. Ac. Market, clothes and travelling baskets.
Also a choice assortment of Tobacco and :4 - gars. all
ye who are fond of choice brrinds of Segars and try the
Pri i Mai ; regal I as: Stella n s 'au - a - other Cu I fi' - v fe . s7 -
and you will find them Of unimpeachable quality. Altin
half Spanish and Common Segura, with choice snuff and
chewing tobacco.
PA
r:c, 14 1 OR THE 11111.1.1 th.
,
I am not receiving my Fa . ll :
Aln j es
stock of PAPER
• Illst style, ti which surpass in virttx
•tivlos '•
and price any that have o•cr
been exhibeted in Carlisle. I respectfully solicit a cull'
from persons in want of Paper Hangings - of any descric,
Lion, as I ant confident by itssonment far surimssi
in the Borough; and In style and prices bas but f..e ri
vats In the city, I only ask of the public to call and yx
amino my ass.rtmant before Illirehasing. as I nlll confi
dent my chaste designs cannot fall to . please _the on.e t
fastidious.
.11)1IN P. LYN
West side of North linnover Ft, ect
11 00-K OUT IN TlME!—Cholera.
A morhus. Dysentery, Diarrhma. arc., are runt 11,;.
their appenranc. You know the remedy. If you ha , e
:iny regard for the welltire of yourself, your wife. or your
children, supply yourselves with BEECHER'S M ATt 11-
LESS CORI/JAL, otherwise abide the consequence rt
suiting from n I , l4oted ndhorence to old quart.ery. 'Phil.
•• Matchless Remedy" min ho had at the I)rug Store of
11. J. KIEFFER.
South Hanover street, a few doors south of the Court
(louse, Carlisle.
j . .OOl'S AND SHOES. The subscOb
j/ or has now on hand a very extensive and well sc
ectedstuck of B 0 0 T S end SHOE
which he will sell at unusually low prir-
Mi. Purchased from wholesale deniers,
at low rates ; he can offer such Induce
ments to purchasers as will make it their interest to vis
It his establishment. He has every article in the Soot
and Shoe line—for Ladies' or iientlemens' wear—he
therefore deenik it unnecessary to particularize.
4 Persons desiring good and cheap goods are invit
ed to give him a call.
itoOA L . d,, -, 2 , OO9 , TONSLIME AND
.as ~
STOI 1.. COAL, now on hand and
4.4r.r. ' 177'; receiving at the following prices :
Dauphin LimerCeol - . . $2 50 to :1 oo
•• store, - - - - 3 ('0 to -4 no
Lykens Valley Limo - • - . 3 75 to 4 on
Stevo - . - - 4 00 to 4 75
Pine Grove Limo - - 3 75 to 400
o Stove 4 50 to 5 00 -
Pittston Stove Coal - - - -500 to 5 50
Diarksmith's Coal, per bushel, - - 22 to 25cts.
11m,..A150 LUMBER of all kinds. Common Boards and
Scantling from $l6 to $lB per 100 feet. First Cvmunoti
and ('and accenting to quality.
decls-8 ' S. 'M. HOOVER.
-
&bee r , ~.., ri l l4l - AS,COFFEE--- ,
....Emi i The subscriber but Jose
added to his former stock a general selection of CHOICE
GROCERIES, as well 11.9 all the other variety of articles
, . usually kept in is Grocery Store. embracing Rio
)0 Coffee—roasted and green—at 12% and 14 cents
ttita.' per lb., Orleans, Clarlfied,Crushed and Pulverized 7 l ,
Sugars, of lino qualities; Chocolates, Spices,llalry
Salt, and a variety of Fancy articles, all of which are n.
fared at the lowest cash prices. We am thankful for the
former support given us, and Invite a further call from
our friends and customers. J. W, LILY.
Marion Hall, Carlisle.
/ NEW GOODS.—The subscriber is just
opening a fresh assortment of very CH EA!' GOODS
bought at reduced prices. Callum! sec them.
Aur. 23. OSO. W. lIITNER
1-fiql EBU RN EILS' COAL. - 2,000
Tone Lylten's Valley Nut 0.41, a tiperlor article
men li
ring and for Gala by
Janlo 3m W. B. 311:11111AY, Agt. .
..ty on hand supply "Shoutatisagner," an admi
rable Wash for the hair, manufactured by hinelf. The
excellence of this Tonic Is testiged to by all of his cus
tomers who have used It to be ono of the best articles
known for cleansing the hair of dandruff. Ile also man
ufactures n Hair Restorative, known as the `•Comsheo
num," for piviag new growth to the hair on - bald hoods.
Ample testimony exists of the of of this excellent
Restorative. While the Shemaiisagner clears the heir
of claudruff andprevents It from coming out, the Cc"-
rashwanum supplies a new growth to those who hove
hod the misfortune to loartheir hair. The public Is
in
vited to call, encomia° end purchase these invaluable
articles, as ho ls. confident they Will render satisfaction.
SHAVING, HAIR DRESSING, and CUTTING, and
SHANIPOCINING attended to In tho best style as usual,
at his old rooms on West Main Street. near 'Marlon Hall.
Carlisle, Dec. 27,1854. WM. BURGESS
MONEY WANTED.—The subscri
ber ;being In want of Molloy to Moet demands
Vothitn, desires all thcso indebted to him for Mer-
Chandiza purchased In 1854 and previous years, to nettle
up without delay. " (IEO. W. 111TNEIL
HARDWARE.—Mammoth
Spring Arrival at LYNE'S on North Han
':.:eihr4N.,;.. over Street, where the public aro being
supplied with every variety of Hardware, Paints, 011 s,
dire. at the LOWMT CASH PRICES. Call in, we dill aCCOM-
Inotlato a few more.
12=fflIM
,ITERE,IS WIIAT
YOU NEED AT PRESENT
—The subscriber respectful
ly informs the ladles end
gentlemen of Carlisle and
ricluity that lie has non on
laud at his flair Dressing
and Shriving Room on West
Areet. an elegant altortmet
f LADIES BRAIDS and
gentlemen's \VMS, and ran
furnish to order at shortest
otice every kind of Heir
Mork of the best quality.
Ile also begs leave to In-_
rm his friends end custo-
lore that ho keens conotan-
,;(alicc4
'MIMI
I a( I
EZMEME
Apr .
.
u. o.tday. A it: 11 ch
nti.ty. Ai.ril . •
.
r,tay, Ap, I: tiJ
Aril 1:71
I.n•ugh, bat rday.• April 2hth
,• • Ovp. - do.
. •:, I,day, April
do.
'..4-1:.•ton. Tuesday. Ntay let,
:nesday, May Id..
thentseLves alti.trleved by nltera•
Le heard at :Awl) time and plaru stated,
.1:t11:‘ !P IM),
JAMES A:.MtITIIONCI.
tlE.tittiE M. GILAII.t
Commissioners
e arell
f
0 I .• 1. o all persons interestetl
v.?..tato of Dr. Joint Shops:tit, der .1.
. ••:Of Dr. Willittut :Shute:on.
.tmid Andrew Carothers, 1,1 , 11.. In the
tututteriand comity. to. centre the
tot tte reltactii e heirs of.sald Decedent in Mill
• •
:1/f liitintuel Hepburn, Esq.. Attorney
fi r 1 .....:Mar 'A. a inqi:oll.-11 is nrtlered by tin
Orplutt's It; flan erland
• 1. hat a rule
ti In p.trtio, in lutenist it, entered bt said
nurt t.• sit a rats)- if any they have. why the raid
roettgo Amin .1..t.1 ta.t. Mt marred satistintl. rin Mr tt
the luta, ext I Simpson is ennrented.--Aral that
said ru,n • tett. liable en the .d .V.tinday of Apri
next .• C.• r. 4 t, hlah ti. Ue ghat. ley I,oll.lkatioll iu t •
ni..VSll3lll , r 1:1.1.•t.:LI in till eout.ty. until the said thi)
appears: it' tLe Court.
It arhich pat ties in Interest will Gtke natice.
Test, Clerk I Pr. Court.
1.V 4 .\NI) WATER (10\IP:kN11
T;rl.l flaSltudiV;itiii'remifitftiy - d
5.., Gn t . l:111.,e11 . their %%l.rks by thu In tuAtirtiou 01 Gas
this ,1/11111...1 . , 11,1 .r 1111.4 purp,ra Irish to obittill 4,1
T‘i I.:•TY TIbiLISANI) Ir ItS, for a1)1,11 1111,
1;1 t in-st smple security. aid pay Um it:wrest
11.'iTLX.K.11*i1 at Ibt , Curns!, Depcsit bank. Pa. sums 11. t
oess thith . Arus,
MEM
1 I STAT E OF SANUEL IVAGO
-4
N llovvasvd.—NO.l.co Is hereby given that Lot
tt•es of Adniii,hteation on the estate of :rninnot t 1 agtio
trnr, Into of Newton township. Conilwriand county. d.
•,ea'sett. have Leen grunted by the hegister of said your
ty 1., the suhserthers, residing in tho salmi township—
All pot s.rns thawing thornselves indebted to said estate
aro required to make Immediate pn:onent and tilos&
having china to present them for settlement to
AMS:I( 1
inarl4pd 'ISRAEL IVAGGONEIt, f Adair's.
S 1 ATE OF ABItAIIAAI nt;IIK-
A_A WILDER, sr. deceased.—Nutire Is hereby given
. hat Lettt.rs Testamentary en the estate of AI raham
I;urldieltter, late or Franitford township. l'utitherint.d
e,tuity, deceased. have_ Leen granted by the Register of
said count) to the subseriltr, residing lit the same twp.
MI persons know.h.g themselves indetted t., surd esta,u
are requited to make Immediate payment, and those
having chains to present them for settlement to
ma pd MIRMIAM MARTIN.
1 1 ST , ITE OF EL 17, A. 13 ET 1.1 SM
j • deceased.—Notice is hereby given that Letters of
Administration co the }.stato of Elital eth Smith, late
of Lower Alien tou whip, Cumberland county, deceased.
hare been granted by the I:cgister of said county to the
subscriber, residing in the same township. Al! persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate are requit
ed to make immediate paymont.and tht4o having claim
to pr,sent them for settlement to
feb2S-ntpd 'WM. 11. SMITH, Adm'r.
EST ATE OF SUSANNA SWEIT
-
deceased.—Notice Is hereby given that bete
tors of Administration on the estate of Susanna
zee, late of Shiremanstown, Cumberland county, deceas
ed, have been granted by the Register of said county t,
the subscriber, residing in the saute township. All per
s,ms knowing themselves Indebted to said estate aro re
quired to make immediate payment, and those havinn
chilies to present them fur settlement to
feb2S-et Wal. D. SHOOP, Adm'r.
r xEcIUORS NOTlCE.—Letter:
AATestamentary haring been issued to the sub.eri
hers, under the will of George A. Lyon Esq., deed. lat.
of the borough of Caritsle; all perrons having ;lamb
avtlest the estate of the said decedeot, are requested t.
make known the same, and those indebted, to teak.
payment without delay to JOHN LYON, Bedf:rd ra.
ALEX I'. 11YON, l'lttsimrg
tit. Jan. Mat '55 Executers.
FSTATE OF MARTHA BOWMAN
deceased.—Notice Is hereby given tint letters (I
aduiluistration on the estate of Martha Bowman, late of
Frank tbrd township, Cumberland county, deceased, have
been granted by the Register of said county to the sub
scriber residing In the same township. All pers'ns in
dated to said estate arc required to make immediate
payment and those having claims to present them fa
settlement to ' JANES 1., 31cDOWELL,
jan3l Atrtnr.
- 1 4 1 STAT E SIJSANNAI.I AL-
A ItEIGHT, DEC'D.—Letters of Administration on
the Estate of t:;tuctintalt Albright, dee'd.,late of East
Pennsborough township, Cumberland county, hate
been issued to the subscriber residing In the Same town
ship, to it horn all persons having claims against the
said estate will present them for settlement and those
indebted make payment.
Jan. t 4, 1856 MICHAEL ALIIItICIIT, Adner.
Ikr OTIOE.—At a stated Orphans court
11,, begun on TUESDAY, the 26th day of December A.
1b54, and holden nt Carlisle, in and for Cumberland
county, before the lion. James It 'Graham, President
J udge, and Samuel Woodburn and John Rupp; Esquims.
Associate .TiEdges, dm, the following proceedings were
had, to wit:
In the matter of the writ of Partition and Valuation
on the Real listed.) of Elizabeth ehenk late of Dickinson
township, deceased, tho same having been returned by
Joseph Met/ Armond, high Sheriff of Cumberland county.
duly executed, Au.
' sow 'to wit, 26th December, 18t3, Inquisition confirm
'
od and Rule on the heirs and parties in interest to ap.
pear at the next stated Orphans court, and take , or re
fuse to take, otherwise to show cause why. the court
should notrbrder the property to be sold. Notice to be
served personally on the parties residing within R.rty
miles and by publication in one newspaper on those re
siding beyond forty miles.
BY TilE COURT.
In testimony whom:4 1 have hereunto set my band
and the seal of said court, at Carlisle, on the 28th day
of December, A. D. 1854.
JOHN M. (IRMO, Clerk Orphans Court.
PI ISSOLUNION.--Tho partnesrhip
heretofore exhitimv between the II übseribors, tra- ,
d lig under the firm of lIENTZ & BROTHERS, was dis
solved on the first lost., by mutual consent, all perilous
Indebted to the firm are requested to make an early
settlement of the same to either of the undorsignod.
. AIINER W. lIENTZ
. . .
WM. lIENTZ
• .
JAIIIES 11E1STZ.
' The undersigned having purehased,the interest of W.
Bents In the above business. inform their friends that
they will continue the business as heretofore at the old
atand under the name of Bents k brother.—They have
just received a large supply of NEWIIOOI/9, such as Cal
icos, Gingham', Mullins, Cheeks, Flannel, Satinetta,
Needle worked Collars, Spencers, Sleeves, &e., also one
case Irish Linens. containing 45 pieces of their own im
portation some of it very flue which they ran sell much
lower than the usual prices. They respectfully request
the public to give them a call as they are determined to
sell cheap. ABNER W. BENTZ.
Feb. 15,'55 JAMES BENTZ.
STARTLING, BUT
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOW , KNOW.
J. he 11:aiD.
ki
'II ; .04
How often it happens, that the w from
ear to year in that pitiable contlq , even
Ibr ono day to feel the bnppy and , influ
ence incident to the enjoyment of hens s.
THE BLOOMING- 1311 ;',
But a few years ago in the flush of hoot : ..1 )outh,
and buoyancy of spirits, rapidly, end ant ...en,iy in.
explicably, becomes a feeble, sickly, ..I'..w, debili.
tated wife, with frame emaciated, 111. t Vl' : unstrung,
spirits depressed, countenance bearing : tn• mime'ws ?
of suffering, tiie
and an utter physical and otol byes
tratiou, arising from ignorance of the simptest and
plainest rules of health na connected wit , the mar
riage state, the violation of which comils , itsetUle,
suffering and misery, not. only to the wife. lint often
HEREDITARY COMPLAINTS UPON THE CHILDREN
" UNTO TIME TIMID AND FOURTH aF:xvit.l.ri,4,"
Transmitting CONSUMPTION.
, HYPOCHONDRIA, INSANITY, GOUT,
KING'S EVIL, and other sand
"And mast thin continue? Must thin he? In there no
twEn. , l3 , / No relief? No hope?"
The remedy le by knowing the cannon and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies, and benefiting by them.
These are pointed out in
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL C,0 1 :11PA N lON,
RY DR. A. M. MAURICEAU,
• riiorm:oß or DIMULSF2I OF WOMIN.
One Hundredth Edition, (500,000 pp. 250
A standard work of established reputation. found classed
In the catalogues of the great trade Rules in New York,
Philadelphia, and other cities, and Rohl be 91 , , principal
onoksellers in the United States. It wan first publi,hed
in 1847, since which time
•
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND - COPIES '
bare been sold, of which thOre wore upwards of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY M
Wonting the high estimation in which it ix hob! RNA re
liable popular 2declical
OtiK . -- FOlt - EVEITY - F 1:
the author haring devoted hie exclusive att.bill'no to the
treatment of complaint., peculiar to females, in respect to
which he k yearly consulted by thousand. , both m person
tad by letter. •
Fiero every woman can discover, by eotnitring her a wn
President
symptoms with those described, the nature, character,
muses of, and the proper remedies for, her complaints.
The wife about becoming a mother Las often need of
Instruction and advice of tho utmost importance to her
future health, in respect to which her sensitivenons for-
bids consulting a medical gentleman, will find 4,101 in
struction and advice, and also captain many symptoms
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm /14 all
the peculiarities incident to her situation are described
how many are suffering from obstructions or irregular•
Hies peculiar to the female system,' ',lila' undermine that
health, the effects of which they are ignorant, and fen
which their delicacy forbids eeeking medical nd I' ie . *.
Many suffering from proloprus uteri (falling or the womb),
or from fluor dims (weakness, debility, &o.) Many are
In constant agony for many months preceding conilno.
ment litany have difficult if not dangerous deliveries,
and slow and uncertain recoveries. Some whose lives are
hazarded doting such time, will each Ond in its piece the
IRMA of prevention, amelioration and relief. -
It le of course impracticable to convey fully the various
enbJecte treated of, as they are of a nature strictly In.
tended for the married or those contemplating marriage.
Reader, are you a husband or a tither? a wife or a
mother t Rare you the sincere welfare of those you lore
at heart? Provo your sincerity, and limo no time in
learning what mince Interfere with their health and . hap
pines not less than your own. It will avoid to you and
yours, as it has to thoilsands, many a day of pain and
anxiety, followed by sleepless nights, incapacitating the
mind for its ordinary avocation, and exhausting thews
COMM for medical attendance, medicines and advertised
nostrums which otherwise would,' provide for declining
years, the Intimitlea of age and the proper education of
your children.
In consequence of the nolrersal popularity of the work,
as evidenced by its extraordinary sale ' carious impost
tions hate been attempted, as well on booksellers at on
the public, by Imitations of titlo page, spurious editions,
and sorreptitions iutringements of copyright, and othet
latices and deceptiosio, It has *en found netossary,
therefore, to
CAUTION . THE PUBLIC
to buy no book tmleis the words "Dr. A. M. klausumstr,
129 Liberty Street, N. y.," Is on (and the entry in the
Clerk's O ffi ce the back Of) the title page ; and bay
only of respectable anti honorable dealers, or send by
mail, and address to Or. A. M. klauriceau.
sfir Upon receipt of One Boller "TEE MAR.
RIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANION,' Is sent (mailed free) to any part of the
United States, the Canadas and British Provinces.
All letters must be post-paid, and addressed to Dr.
A. M. MADRICEAII, box 1224, Row-York Oirs
Publishing Office, No. 129 Liberty Street, New.
York:
•
•
H USSI?S'S REAPER 1
NOTICE TO 'FARMERS.
•
undersigned respectfully Informs the Farmers of
this and the atljoining counties, that he continues to
manufacture more extensively than ever, 0, liussey's
celebrated REAPOR AND MOWING MACHINE, now
so generally In nsa, at his shop three quarters of a mile
north of Hanover. Farmers wishing to engage a Rear..
or, or a Reaper add Mower combined, for the next Rea.
son can have their , orders tilled with promptness by
son:ling them on immediately. The prices of these ma
i:,.hines are as follows: •
For a Reaper,' - - -. -. - $lOO
For a Hooper and Mower, from - - $lO5 to 125
1119._ Address mo through the Hanover lost Office,
York county, l'a. CONRAD MOM
;,,..ro —sm
)Tlioit FECTIONAItY
ti
t u j u S A
darh - 11, 1.4, no l dta tl a ° Ju N st, returned from I'lllin:
with a fresh supply of DRUOS and CONFECTIONARY.—
The former In connection with his stock on hand will
make his assortment of Drugs, 'Medicines an d Chemicals
complete. Ills assortment of CONFECTIONARY Is also
fine; consisting of pure engiat white and 'transparent
Candy Toys; Candy, common, assorted, and fine Candies
4 every variety; also Fruits, Nuts. and every thing
helonglng to thst department of trade. Ile wnuld call
special attention to his supply of FANCY ARTICLES
for the Holidays, and general use, among which may be
found the good, the tasteful, and the..usufni. All are
Invited to call whether they with topusih,so or not.
B. J. KI EFFER. •
Carttple, Dele,r ,54
fiIAY T D STRAW CUTTERS,
11 CORN large assortment of Im
proved Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutters, now on band.—
Also, double and single corn shelters for either hand or
horse power. of the very latest manuiluturo, Including
the premium shelter at the late Pennsylvanirilltate Fair.
For sale by PASCHALL MORRIS d Co.,
Agricultural WI v. 'house and Seed Store, corner of 7th
and Market, Philadelphia. Xlike. 6, lis4—tf
cORN SHELLERS.-XANDER's PAT
ix? CORN flustlan, decidedly the best and cheap
es now in uso. Farmers are requested to rail and ex
amine It at the Carlisle Foundry and Machine Shop, . r
at Baston's nardware Store. For 'We at rnaponable
ptires by
Aug. :4--guil
Mir All kinds of Printing done hero
worse Diseases, a• a
DREADFUL INHERITANCE
FROM THE PARENT :5.
[ON FINK TAPER,. IqTRA nrcrfixG. $l.Olll
GARDNIMAY BROWN