Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, April 25, 1855, Image 5
Nem ,qhnertiseinents NOTIOE.—The stockholders of the Carlisle (las and Water Company will meet at the Arbitration Chaniber in the Court house in the borough of Carlisle, on MONDA V, the 14th day of May next, be tween the hours of 2 and 6 o'clock, P. M. of that day. to elect a President and leivO Managers for said Company for the ensuing year. ' FItED'K. WATTS, LEW'. Totm, Sec`ry. apr2s President., 855. „, 4 ),1 0 1, } I„ rcii .A rA N I ,D FO S R U cA l‘ s l i l li ER i c am 111 , w receiving a large assortment of i Shots of the most fashionable styles anti ex-DY make. fresh from the best manufactories, which I will sell extremely low„for Cash. 1,t1()K AT TILE PRICES! , / LADIE4' Tan-colored Gaiters, of Willis's make, a hand some article, only $1,25; BIM Jenny Linda. rosettes, from 87 to 1,25; black Lasting Gaiters, Willis' make, C.., 1.25; French Itlon , cco Buskins, single soled 75 cents; , French Morocco Boots. double soled, 1.25; Paris Boots 1,25; 31tnes Sloe mm Simes. bottle 111:1doc„1,23.;_litx , ts. ditto 1.31 ; Kid Tics;'llo cts ; Polka Mots 1,31; Cush man Ties, 1,31; Sontags anti AlhoniS 1,25, &e. ENTLEM x's Extra Flue French Calf roots, a beautiful article, only $4,50; Calf Walking Shoes 1.50; Calf Congress Gaiters. 2,25; Cloth Moniereys 2,0 ; • Patent Leather Oxford Shoes, 1,75; Jullloo Ties 2,50; patent leather Congress Gaiters as low as 2,00; also patent Pump Ties, fine Cloth Gaiters with patent tips, Ben kart's A No. 1, patent lelither glove-top buttoned Con gress Gaiters. enamelled, patent leather, &c. at very low prices. Also Carpet and Velvet Slippers. itlissm Polka Boots, Opera Boots and Jenny Linde ; Colo,d Gaiters, patUnCtips, 57 ets; fine Kid Boots at 75 cents. CnitnAcs's Highland Boots, Eurekas, Excelsior': and Ankle-tics. Roans for 20 cents; Calf, single soled, for 25 cents. EIF.N°A Kip Boots in great variety, some as low as $2 Stout Brogans $1,00; Calfskin shoes $1,60. WOMEN'S Kid Buskins, double soled, 75 to $1.25; Shoe- ' tees. Calf 76; Heavy Kip Boots Linnen Gaiters 75; Half Gaiters 02; Slippers 17. BOirs' Heavy Hip Boots, Fine Calf Boots, Brogans as low as 75 cents; patent Congress Gaiters, patent leather Monroes, patent leather Jullien ties, kc. CARPET BAos of evert , description-Oil Cloth. Union, Brus sels. Velvet from 50c to $2 0.A.,A150 several thousand' dollars worth of BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE. Country Merchants and other, dealera are invited to call. All who wish to buy'good shoes and save money will gall at. Porter's old stand, Main street, near Ital . hoed Depot. April 18th '55, BOROUGH ACCOUNT DANIEL ECKLES, Treasurer, IN ACCOUNT WITH TILE BOROUGH OF CARLISLI ItECF.IPT9. flal.,neo duo tlie Dor. at settldment 1 370.3.934 . ..:a.41, received from I'. Willley, ColleCtor• nofi,oo do do do d 0 200,00 a do do do do 200.00 do do do do 107.50 NIQII received from Jas. Postlewalte Collector for 1802 . __ 90,00 41. sh received from Alex. Woods Collector . 1000,00 do do do do 650,00 do do do do 450,40 do do do' do 580,20 Cayb refunded from David lihoads 12,50 Cash received for flag and stone_lo,oo do from .Stophen Keepers 49,31 do do A. Noble Chf. Burgess 75,00 do do na rent for inner stalls 120,00 Loaned from Carlisle Dep. Ilk. for, use of Dor. 800,00. Cash recd Crum Car. Gas and Water Com. 317,62 du 'do do do 750,00 Balance due Borough PAYMIINTS. • Starch 28, Paid on Check No. 124 do do do 125 do do do 100 do do do 127 do do 103 April do do 126 Noy 14 do do 128 Sept. 14 do do 148 Oct. 2 . do Parker's order A ug. 21 do do A ug. 10 do cheek No. 138 July 13 do do 135 July 10 do Parker's order Aug. 21 do do one 8 do cheek No. 132 Juno 10 do do 134 July 13 do do 136 une 8 do . do 128 do do do 131 do do do 1113 do do do 130 Aug. 10 do do 137 do do do 141 Sept. 14 do do 144 Aug. 10 do do 140 do • do do 189 Sept. 14 do do 143 do do do 147 do do do 145 do do do 149 Aug. 10 do do 142 st.pt. 14 do do 146 J(t. 12 do do 161 do do do 164 do do do 156 do do do 160 do do do 163 raid the discount on note in Bank June 8. l'oid check No. 120, Oct. 12. do do 152 5,81 do do do 156. 7,12 . % (let. 26 do do 158 20,00 Nov. 24 do Porkers order 154,06 Nov. 22 do do 42,05 t let. 19 do Gartley's and Mathias draft 600,00 (let. 25 do Lewis-Jain& draft , 324,21 Oef. 10 do Samuel-S. Criswell's draft 375,00 (let. 26 do Parker's order 235.00 t ),.t. 13 do check No. 157 56.25 Nov. 9 do do 160, 4,95 Nov. 9 do do 169 34,78 Dee. 14 do do 162 51,42 lice. 23 . do Parker's order 25,00 Dee. 7 40 Colwell and Co's drafts. 523,01 Jan. 1,'66 do Parker's order 4,60 Jan. 11 do cheek No. 107 1,00 Oct. "4,'54 Paid to W. Bell for extra labor, for curbing and drawing Nov. 9 Paid on chock No. 161 do Parker's order Nov. 21 do chock No. 105 10,00 .Inn. 24, '55 Paid discount money to Carlisle Pop. Bank on loan of poo 8,53 Jan. 11 Paid on check No. 108 1,00 dd do" - do - 166 do do do 161 do do • do 163 do do •do 169 Fa. 8 • do An 171 do do do 170 March 8 do do - 173 do . do do 174 'do do do 177 do do do 178 March 22 do do 185 do , do do 183 Mandl 8 do !* do 175 March 17 do to Geo. W. Shoafer, interest on two Bonds against tho Borough 84,00 March 22 Paid on chock N 0.182 , 19,76 'do do do 184 ' . • 02,14 ' -do ' do do .180 3,8734 do do do 18600,25 • . do" do` do 170 8,00 Mori:h Credit by coupons from Alex. Woods 18,00 ' Credit by coupons redeemed 01214 , ' Borough notes redeemed 0,803(, The above and foregoing account. of Daniel EchelS Bor. Treasurer, having been examined liyuls, and found to le correct and true, we have passed and approved of the tome, and find a haluacoßto the Borough of $194,63. G. B. COLE. J. D. HALBERT. 7iiirefftt FRESH- STIAD.—A few barrels of prime No.l SHAD, just WILLIAMS' FAMILY GROCERY. • relvei at aril It VI% YOUR OLD METAL:I - TCash paid for OLD METAL, much as Copper, Braes and at the Carlisle Foundry and Maohino Shop. EGAltreign P 9a./WN. NTEW SPRING GOODS.—Tho sub j. seribor is now opening n largo andeneral assort • ment of LADLESDRESS GOODS, coacletin k of Black and Colored Silks, Challi Ruroges, Hour de !sines, French and English Lawns, also a general variety of goods for boys wear, a full assortment of Ladles and Childrens Hosiery, Gloves Handkerchiefs, also English and other STRAW rmoNN 801 l not Ribbons, Bonnet Lawns. with the usual variety of Spring Goods at, moderate prl. cue. GEORGE W. lIITNER. April 1.8, 'B5 PEMOV AL .—The undersigned 411„, has removed to the Store room ffirtnely occupied as the Post Office, hmacdiately opposite ti Volunteer office, where he is now opening a large. and general as sortment of NEW SPRING GOODS, embracing an ex tensive variety of British, Frhneh and domestic `DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. Straw hats and bonnets; Wall . papers., which WiilTho offered at the lowest prices. Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves. Carlisle, April 11 1855. ROBERT DICK. . 1 - )ENTZ & BROTHER.—Ifave ) caused a very great excitement by their large and magnificent stock of NEW GOODS, just opened among which will he found. VESTINGS, Cotton and LineiO•eat and pants stud'. Ladies Dress goods in .great variety, consisting of Plaid and Striped SILKS, the best brands of Black Silks. Barge, De !Allies. Tissues, Barge do Wws. Chally's, Grenadines, Tissue Sebastopol. Lawns, Gingham,. Alp:mints, !'lad, Striped and Plain dress muslins, Chintzes, Prints of all qualities and a tremendous stock of them, Flannels, Tickings, Muslins, Linens of our own importation. Parasols, Laces, Edgings, Dross trimming, Hosiery, Gloves, and a full supply of _ BONNETS AND RIBBONS, From 25 cts. to $3. for bonnets. and f 44 to 3736 ets. par yard for Ribbons, Ilati, Caps, Oil Cloths, Window• Shades and an immense variety of goods in our line, all to ho sold at prices that defy competition april 11 NEW GOODS NEW \ GOODS' --- TUE LATEST SPRING STYLES! lam now receiving from Nn York and Philadelphia an immense stock of MAT, desirable and Cheap Goods,to which I would call the attention of all my old friends and customers, as well us the public generally. Having purchased most of my goods from the largest importing houses In New York, I am enabled to give better bar gains than can be had at any other house In thocounty. Our assortment of II- M, RAWLINS islarge..complete_aud.beaut iful—Anc.ther_lot.of4hOsc elegant and cheap BLACK SILKS, eralynddered hand korchiefs, sleeves, collars, ruffles, edgings, and insert logs, a stork that for extent and cheapness defies all competition. Muslins, ginghams, calicoes, de beget', de haloes, tickings, checks, a tremendous assortment.— Gloves and Hosiery cheaper than over. Cloths, cassi meres. cords, cottonades, Se. ice. a full assortment and very low In price. An entire new stock of three ply. ingrain, cotton and venitinn carpeting, bought very cheap and will bi sold very low. Also white tnd colored Mattinge. . . A large supply of ladies and gentlemen's booth, shoes and gaiters. Intending to give up the Grocery depart. ment, I will dispose of what I have on hand in that line, at low prices. Also some well made Clothing on hand, which I will sell fur less than cost as I want to close it out. Coins ono and all to the Old Stand on East :debi t street. and select your Goods from the largest and cheapest stock ever brought to Carlisle. apr4 CHARLES OGILBY. ft HEAP GOODS.—The subscriber now opening a fresh lot of seasonable goods, at her now location, opposite the Railroad Oflice,in Main street, Carlisle, which will be sold at the„lowest price. april 11, 4t. MARGARET SNODGRASS. VA78,97 1 4 56b4,443 $494,53 .63 07 ' 9 4 % 59,76 .2 47,70 4,50 8,53 1,50 _HE subscribers in Ercildoun, Ches ter county, have obtained right to make and sal ALLEN'S MOWER AND REAPER, patented 11th mo. 6th 1858. Five hundred of the Mowers wore sold last season, and when well made give universal satis faction. A great number of cirtiticates on hand to that effect. The price is $lO5 with two cutters. The Reaper and Mower combined has a high character receiving premiums at a number of County Faire, as well as at the late State Fair. Price $l4O with two cut ters. To be had at IV. W. RINGER'S Manufactory, York or by addressing early the subscribers at Ercildoun Chester county, they will ho delivered at any station en the Cumberland Valler Rail Road, the purchaser paying the freight. PEIRCE A NEILDS. april 11 '55 8,00 107,04 FED REAPING AND MOWING MA CIIINES.—MANISY'S latest patent combined ad justable-iteaperandllower,-with-WoodlchosproYeunint; will be offered to the farmers of Eastent PennsylVania, for the harvest of 1855, on usual terms, viz: $125, COM AT SHOP. Customers would do well to send in their orders early, as precedence will be given to first orders. Address, J. WINEBRENNER & CO., april 11 2mo. " Harrisburg, Pa. - 2.00 - 8,24 06,75 50,25 2A,80 22,50 1,60 24,00 34,00 34,00 20,00 6,00 60,00 IJUSSEY'S REAPER ! NOTICE TO FATU undersigned respectfully informs the Farmers of this and the adjoining counties, that ho continues to manufacture more extensively thaw/Ivor, 0, Hussey's celebrated REAPER AND M.WINCI MACHINE, now so generally in use, at ills shop-three quarters of. n mile north of Hanover. Farmers wishing to engage a licap. er, or a Reaper and Mower combined, for the next sea son, can have, their orders filled with promptness by sending them on Immediately. The prices of these ma chines are as follows: • For a Reaper, - $lOO For aiMaper and Mower, from - " - $lO5 to 1'25 Addreos me through the Hanover Post Mice, York county, Pa. CONRAD MOUL. . , ja 01-5 m $5Ch4,1.43.e' t TMPORTANT TO FARMERS.—We aro now prepared to furnish 11. It. HERM Patent MANURE EXCAVATOR'S to farmers, immediately on receipt of their orders. Which id warranted to ansirer well for cleaning stables, or gathering manure In harn yards,and the same machine with a Very'rdight.--4114T ation Is alsit warrated to rinvwer better for elevating h ay" in Barns than any other 'Hook or Fork in use. Price slo,ooiter machine. For farther particulars. Address 11.11.11URST, Now Cuttiberhaud, Agent for Cum, Berland County. . april WafAil kinds of Printing done here ilrty BENTZ k BB() NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS CARDETINGS AND IkIATTINGS BOOTS AND SHOES dattiele fjeralb # 7 (lOMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ,/ No. 127 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMOICE, Thiq Institution presents superior facilities to youla,'7, men desirous of obtaining a practical business ecruca: lion. ' The course-of study embraces! Double Entry Book ficeping, as practically applied to the management of Mercantile.. .Bank, Manufacturing and Steamboat Books —lln4iness Penmanship and Mercantile Computations Lectures on Commercial Law—upon the sub ject of Bilk of Exchange, Promissory Notes, Contracts, Part nerships. The exercises are strictly practical, being deducted from :lethal business transactions, and so completely combine practice with theory that students, on complo don of the course. are in every respect competont to conduct, 011 scientific principles, any set of Double :Entry Books. The students have access to a Commercial Li brary preured expressly for their arcommoditlon. Usual length of Lime to complete the whole course,, roan 8 to 10 weeks. Vor parti , ulars write and receive a circular by mall ITO NV A ItpD IMPORTANT ANNOUNCinIENT To all Dersuis afflicted with Sexual diseases, such Its SEM IN AI, WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, OONORRIKEA, LEHI'. SY Pill LI i:3, Rc. , &c. The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of-lnhia; Iq view of the awful destruction of .hutuan life and health, caused by Sexual diseases. and the deceptions which are practised upzet the unfortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks, have directed their consulting 8111-germ, as a 4111RITABLE ACT worthy of their name, to give M !WWII I, ADVICE GRATIS, to all persons thus of- Meted, ( Mule or Female.) who apply by Jotter, (post-paid,) with a description of their condition, (age. occupation, of life. Ac..) and in extreme poverty and suffering to YCltslFlt MEDICINES FRED OF CRARG E. The lie Ward Association is a benevolent Institution, established by special endowment, fur the relict of the sick and distressed, afflicted with "Virulent and Epi demic diseases," and its funds can be used for no other purpose. It hal no* n surplus of means, which the Directors haye lilted to advertise the ,above notice. It is needless to add that the Association commands tho highest Medical skill of the ago. Address, (post-paid,) Dr. GEO. It. CALHOUN, Con • H im{ Surgeon, Howard Association Philadelphia, P, By order of the Directors, EZRA D. IfEARTIVELL, Pr silent. april 11. GEO. FARECHILD, Secret ry. LIST OP DEALERS .01?-Goods,' , W-ares—and—lbarohandize. I Also, Distillers. :Millers. Lumbermen, Lc., within the enunty of Cumberland. returned and classified in accordance with the several acts of Assembly, as follows, CAIILISLE. CLASS. LICENSE. A. Bentz - & Rm., , 10 ' $2O 00 Phillip Arnold, 12 12 50 Charles 00lby, 12 12 50 110 , r , ..t , W. Hither, " 12 12 50 ' N. W. Woods, Agt. 13 10 00 R. Dick, 13 10 00 Jason W. Ebv, 13 • 10 00 U. Diboll', Aa.. (Liquors) - 10 no 00 John G. Wititans, 12 12 50 Joseph D. Halbert, 12 12 40 S. W. Haverstiek, (Liquors) 13 15 50 Samuel Elliott, 14 7 00 William Kelso, 14 7 00 Steiner & Bro. 1 113 10 00 William Sheldon, 14 7 00 IL J. Kieffer, •.- 14 7 00 11. 51. Rawlins, 14 7 00 Samuel C. II uyett, (Liquors) 13 15 00 lI.'W. Caufmam (2 stores) 14 14 00 Wan. M. liendorson A Son, 10 20 00 Woodward & Schmidt, - 20 20 00 Henry Saxton, , 12 12 10 John P. Lyire, 12 12 50 fmniel Eckels, (Liquors) 14 10 50 John Faller, (Liquors) 14 10 50 .1. & D. Ithomis, 14 7 00 Win. R. Murray, Agt. 14 7 00 Thomas Conlyn, 14 7 00 Peter Monyer, 14 7 00 Haller A Rohrer, 14 7 (40 John N. Armstrong, 14 7 00 .1. A. Lehn, 14 7 00 Prof. 11. 51. Johnson, 14 7 00 S. Si. hoover, 14 7 00 Thos. 11. Stiles, 14 . 7 00 Arnold & Livingston, 13 10 00 John Keeny, - 14 7 00 Philip Messersmlth, 14 ' 7 00 Harkness & Greve, 14 7 00 James .11 . Grannban, 14 7 00 A. M. Piper. Agt. - 14 700 David Cornman, 14 7 00. George Libey. 14 ' 7 00 Jonathan Cornman, 14 7 00 Jacith Hoover, ' 14 7 00 David Martin 14 7 00, John Fredericks, 14 7 00 Taines.Callio, sr., 14 7 00 Jonathan Common, sr., 14 7 00 Henry Glass. 14 7 CO SIIIIVENSTMEG. John Criswell, 14 . 7 00 J. C. Altirk, 14 7 00 Kunkle A Steviek, 13 10 00 D. W. Totten &e., 13 10 00 C. F. Kunkle, 14 7 00 Jonh Stambaugh,..,. 14 7 00 .Jacob I'auge, 14 ....-.71,0 D. 11. Miller, 14 7.00 J. Bridges, ..14 7 00 .1. C, Williams, 14 7 00 W. D. A, Nagle, 14 7 00 Satnuol Stigartb, 14 • 7 00 .John Gish, 13 • 10 00 S. 11. Swanse,r, 12 12 50 . P. S. Arta, 14 7 00. heck, II übley A Co., 12 , 12 50 Novin & Iteddin'gs, 11 15 00 Metfainger A Bro. 11 15 00 N. A. Cornelius, n 15 00 J. 11. Duncan, Agt. 14 7 00 Philip Deltrich, (Liquors) 14 10 50. John Wonderlielz, 10 . 20 00. Christian Shade, l4 . ~ 700 WECIIANICSIIUM. , F. A. Mateer. 14 7 00 Emingor A C 0. ,! 13 10 00 Jacob Dorsheimer, . 14 7 00 Kaufman. Rupp & Co., (drugs) 14 • 700 Simon Arnold, 12 12 50 Blizzard & Swisher, 14 ~, 7 00 !hush & Beelman, (Liquors) 14 . 10 50 Kaufman, Rupp & CV, (hardware) 14 700 Joseph !dosser, . 14 700 John T. Ayres,' 14 • , 7 00 - . Lovi Snell, l4 , . 700 George Webber; fl 3 10 00 llonry•Leas,l4 7 00 , John Belgic, . 13 10 00 John linden, •• 14 700 Ephraim Zug, -12 , 12 50 George Sim:leer, ~ 14 • . 700 Oswald A Kaufman, k. 4 14 7 la) Lewis Shut,l4 7 00 Singizer & - Co., ' , 10 20 00 . Isaac Blizzard, 20 00 Joseph 111111ilsen, . .' '" 10 . '2O 00 . . NIMVILLIC. , Anthony Foreman, , 14 7 'OO William Stitaell, ' 14 700 Willinut Read, ' - • . 14 700 Joseph Laughlin, . l4 7 CO Thomas Stough,• . -12 12 50 William Ilratton,"(Liquors)', . 34 10 50 John M. Illtaldson, ' : .• ' 13 .. . 10 00 T. 11: J. .I.l!Ciititillsh t .1. 11. Herren, S. 0. Bear t Cubitugh. npruN. John J. Crwerfnrll, lenry Snyder WESTIENNSIMOUGII. Davidson .4 James, ,Edward Ihuhrors, 7 CO Woodward 4; Schmidt, ' 14 - 700 John Hood, • 13 . 10 00 NEWTON. S. W. Sharp, .Tacob Swoyer W. kJ. (Tracey, 14, 7 00 J. W. Vanderbelt ‘t CO, : I 14 7UO M. k.l. A. Kunkle, 14 7 00 John Minkb, N. - • l4 . ,7 00 Kyle A Washlnter, 14 • 700 Peter Garver.l4 700 110 PILVELL. , John Ferguson, 14 r 700 Wherry & Co., 13 10 00 .kieob Au (Liquors) John Ronne, Shoemaker k Elliott, Thaddeus Wenn: PR MCI{ FORD. W. & J. Grooo, (Liquors) ' solJrnarerrom, John W. Clover, 14 7 00 George Clever 14. 7 00 . William liauc ' t - , 14 7 00 I. P. Dughman, " 14 7 00 Jacob Pasnaught, , 14 7 00 DICKINSON. ' nays & Palm, 14 7 00 .. Russel & Dice; 14 7 00 . W. &J. Green, 13 - 10 00 D. L. footman, 13 10 00 Joseph L. Sterner, 14 7 00 Pnincis Williamson, 14 ' 700 Wni. IL Watts, l4 7 00 Benjamin Plank, 14 . 7 00 Michael Nogle, ' 14 ' 700 SOUTH MIDDLETON. . A. W. Leidigh, 13 10 00 S. N.•Diven ' ' 6 14 7 00 Mullen & Alexander, 14 7 00 H. Given & C-4 , .i; 1; • 14 700 solvrit Winotrroit. Norton & Owen, 14 7 00 Wise Light, - . , 14•' . 700 . Mosnon. Barley & Hall, 13 10 00 Mrs. Mary Flssel, • 14 7 00 Singizer & Sanderson, l3 10 00 UPPED ALLEN. Peter Gingering, 14 7 00 Ilinun Longnecker, 13 10 00 . Gosweiler & Zook, • 13 . 10 00 Jonathan Eckols, 14 7 00 towmt ALLEN. Isaac. Barton, (Liquor 4 l4 10 10 W. Loyd, l4 7 00 Ernst & !faints, 14 7 00 Br war & 31arthlatid, 14 7 00 Walker & Otthr, 14 7 00 april 11 NEW CrMIMI:ILA:VD. John G. Miller, 14 '7 00 J. F. Loe. 12 12 50 11. tl. Ntesgerl Co., 11 14 00 John 'torn. 14 7 00 Valentine Feaman, • 14 700 Charles Oyster, . 13 10 00 John A. 3lachlan, 14 7 00 CARIPT:S1:81 , 01101:011. . (looms W. Fodor, (Liquors) 14 10 50 Androw Eslinger, 14. 7 00 John 31Tormick, 14 7 00 Jacob Lornmeeker, 14 7 00 Jrunt Renningar.(Livux . e) 14 10 t 4 Bucher A Non, ' 13 10 00 Ker A liumthol, 11 15 00 Michael-Freese:- D. A .1. Itaynard, 14 7 00 011,101plius White. 14 7 00 uzst POEN. .Tob 0 Kutz, •14 7 00 Henry Itupp, 14 - 700 Henry Nebligh, 12 12 50 Wm. 11. Eekols, 14 7 00 Shallot . A: Bro., 14 7 00 SILVER SPRING. Jelin B. Leidig, .lidkri Coyle, John Hauck, David Strohin, Jamb SIM mons, (Liquors) D. 11. Swller!: D. M. Loldigh, Andrew tlingizer, Wherry t Co., Hopewell, Shoemaker & Elliott, " M. & J. A. Kunkle, Newton, Kyle & Washiuger, " John W. Clever, Southampton, J. E. Ilughman, Hays & Palm, Dickinson, Russel & Dice, John It. Leidig, Slyer Spring, John Coyle, A, W. Leidgh, South Middleton, Gosweiler & Zook. Upper Allen, Henry lieldigh, Hampden, Ernet & Ila Weft, Lower Allen, O. W. Feeler. Eastpennsboro.' Dudelphus Wpltu. " J. A. Muchlan, N. Cumberland, John G. Miller, DEER, OYSTER & EATIZ`ZO HOUSE, Wm. Wlnholte., Westpennsboro' Harriet Watson, " Jacob Itlxier. George Murphy, Nowvllle, .lane Kershaw, Charlce-Brewster N ewton, George Miller, J. 11. Diehl, Hopewell, John Brownewill, James Mackey. Shlppeusburg, Spoese & Lenny, Mary Eisen', Monroe, Jutnes Maley, Mechanicsburg, David Long. Peter Baker, Samuel It. (Imre, Lower Allen, Samuel Shircutan, Abm. Coble, Eastpennshoro' Wm. Phillips, John !fusion. " A. 0. Smith, Now Cumberland, Jos. Brower:well, Silver Spring, (lounge Hughes, •• Jamb Low, Carlisle, Henry Peters, " Ileury Warner, " OotDub Sweltser, Margret Miller, ." Jacob' Stratton. " John MILLS. Marshall James, Westpennslkiro' 4 13 Diller k Haider, 14 Jacob Shellobarger, " 14 Zeigler & Myers, 14 Isaac 31arquart, .. 14 Emanuel Barnhart, " 14 Andrew 31. Middleton, Newton, 14 John Moore, Dickinson,. 14 Jacob liarnitz. ' " 13 John D. Elieaffer, South 311.1db:ion, 13 W. L. &T. B. Craighead, " 13 Shearer k Shupp, o 14 hosier & Son,. 14 David Vegleeong, Monroe, 13 (1. W. Lelifigh, " 14 J. A. &C. W. MO, " 33 Benjamin Ciller, " 14 Isaac Blizzard, " - . 11 Miller & '/.ug, Meeban!cburg, ,-10 Christ.EM7riy, Lower Allen, 11 Saml. Miner, 13 J. K. Kaufman, - " 14 1 f%Rupp, " Rupp, l3 1 John Horn, , wl3 I - J . . - 3,17 - 11ifldenian, '-' . —ll Jacob Conver, jr., Upper Allen, ' 14 J. S. Haldeman, Eastpennaboro' 34 .• Henry Rupp, Hampden, 14 T. B. Bryson, " 11 'Jelin Shaffner, Silver Spring, 14 ,(1. 11. Bucher, 14 13 Pavid Shank', 41 14 • David Hoover, " l4 W. M. Henderson & Son, N. Mid. 12 Gabriel Nateher, " - 12 DISTILLERIES & BREWERIES P. A.& J. A. Ahl, Nowion, 8 . Joseph 'Ramp, , l. Wilma Quigley, 41 Martin . Coover, Southtunpten, (3 A. Bosley & Son, South Aliddloton, Henry Glass, oi. /0' M. (i. lieltshoover, Monroe; 8 J. A.. & C.'Altl, II S , John Bowman, Upper Allen, .7 - 9 ~ Henderson & Eon, N. Middletpni 7 Ahm. Bolder,.. 7. 7', 0 William Ilarnits, Carißle,. G. W. Brandt, . " John Hoffman, " , 8 . 13 •:' 10 00 14 700 7 00 14 • •7 00 14. . r 700 14 7 00 DM Jacob Low, Owllile, David Long, 11loclitInici!!nirg, lie 10 . 20 00 13 10 00 Jacob llounoulari, North 1.4 Merchants and Others who feel, themselves fmploved by the above -classification, are hereby notified that will hold an appeal nt the Court House, in Owlish., 09 Friday the 27th day of April, 1555, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'olock -A. 111., and 2 and 4 o'clock p. when and where they= attend if they think proper. JOS. C. THOMPSON, nate4Srlls Armin% Carlisle, April 4,1854-4 t. 14 10 50 14 7 00 13 10 00 14 7 00 14 10 50 13 10 00 13 • 10 00 14 7 00 13 10 00 14 10 00 14 700 14 7 00 13 10 1)0 PATENT AIEDICNES CLASS. LICENSE 4 $5 00 4 5 00 4 5 00 4 5 00 4 5 00 4 5 00 ,4 600 4 6 00 4 5 00 -4 5 00 4 5 00 4 5 00 4 5 00 4 5 00 4 5 00 4 500 4 6 00 4 5 00 TEN PIN ALLEYS dilleton, BY 'LAST LATEST DESPATCHES. Tiub Chicago Riot CHICAGO, April 28,--Nothing further of a serious chariictor :occurred yesterday or this morning. Dung yesterday, 'large crowds continued to collect, but they were dispersed bythe police withont difficulty. The military are still on guard at the Cdurt House: The total number of arrests already made is 55, and further trouble is apprehended at the ex amination of the pritioners. Cutcnoo, Nfonday Evening, April 23.—The city is quiet, although the military are still out, and the people much excited. There have been eight or ten small fires since Satur day. The license suits are progressing. Steamer William Knox Burned.. LoutsvumE, April •28.--The steamer Wm. Knox, bound -for the Upper Mississippi, was burned yesterday, about 1(30 miles below thin city; but fortunately no lives were lost. The hull sunk in deep water, and everything on hoard was lost,. including the books, money and baggage. The boat wa§,insured. Another despatch says the W. K. had over 200 passengers on board, bound for-Kansas, all of whom were rescued by a steamer which came along at the time of the conflagration. Appointment by the Governor. HAnnisnuno, April 23.—Goveriaor Pollock 118 appointed Henry Davis, of Philadelphia, oather Inspector, in place of Thomas Hayes, ' ho declined for reasons highly honorable to imself and gratifying to the Govenor. Case of Arrlson. ''CINCINNATI, April 23.--L-The District Court 1.--day-granteti-n writ - of - error - 1m the—case-6f— j rrison, convicted of the murder of .Mr. and !qrs. Allison, at the Marino HoSpital, and nis i •ended his sentence. Four Boya Burned to Death. Sr. Louis, April 23.--During-a violent storm on the night of the 17th inst., the Arcadia Iliqh Sohool, at the town of Arcadia, in Math- - son county; was struck by lightning and set on fire. Four boys, pupils of the school, who were asleep in the building, were burned to death. Non-Arrival of the Africa. HALIFAX, April 23.—The steamship Africa, from Liverpool, has not yet arrived. A steam er was telegraphed in the offing at ten o'clocit to-day, supposed to be the Africa, but which proved to be an English war steamer. The Africa's advices will be to the 14th. Know Nothing Manifesto. BOSTON. April 23.—The Know Nothings of Massachusetts are about to publish an address, setting forth the objects and aims of the or ganization, It will be an Ole document. FIRC'AT YORTL.-A fire occurred at York, on Friday morning, which consumed the stables of Gen. Jacob Barnitz and of Haat; Frick & Co., and_nnotber belonging to the German Re reformed Church. The Pennsylvanian says Gen. - Barnitz lost a fine horse and cow, valued at $l3O. The stable was only insured for .200. The loss of Rants, Frick & Co. is $300; insurance $2OO. . /or Safe ant, Meta. VVLUABLE TOWN PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SAM—The subscriber will sell thu property, ho now OVA fi and occu pies, formerly owned by the Rev. T. V A . Moore, situated on South Hanover srt Carlisle, adjoining the property of Mr Wm. Graham, near the Walnut lict tom Rood, comisting of a TOWN LOT AND A HALF 00 by 240 feet, upon which are erected a good two story FDA ME HODSE, Wood Holm and Stable, together with other out-buildings. There is also a good brick cemented Cistern, timable of holding forty-Ave hogsheads of water. The property is in good repair. Also, for ado, a full TOWN LOT adjoining the above, CO by 240 feet. Any one wanting such property will du well to call and examine. nov22-4.1m ~4TIMIIER-LAND FOR SALE.- . Tho subscribers will sell at priinte sale about ..., 450 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN TIMDFR LAND, in ots to suit purchasers, The timber le yellow pine Et .a. sawing and building. purposes, as also oak and chest aut. The land is located very near tho new road lea ling from Janes Weakly's sew mill to Laurel Forgo, rid extends up said road as high as Cold Spring, adjoin - ng Diehard Woods, John Sterrett and llaskell and 'eytnour's AIM mill. A draft of the land can be seen at he house of A. Comery at Weakly's saw mill. Feb. 20, 55. • • It. LS. OIVIN. -., DESIRABLE BUSINESS LOCATION—the proporty of William ht :4; Biddle, Egg 'deceased, FOB SALE. All ... i ',' that Valuable LOT, situate at the wert ~ ~. ~......,, ~.,: -.. end - of Witt streei;Carliele;firrnierly the of S id. Hoover and Emory's heirs. The lot has a front of 225 feet along the Ball Road, and 240 not College Lane, and Las erected uponit a . . .. LABOR FRAME WAIREIIOUSE From its flue position, facility of access, &e. It is a highly desirable business location, and slum the intro duction of Water into the town, and the proposed intro• duction of Gas, it has become an admirable site for the erection of Factories, Etenm &c. or for the carry lag on a Coe end Lumber business. For full parth u Tare enquire of R. IIL:111DPLE, Carlisle, Fa march 7 Imilarrisburg Telegraph copy 9 times and send bill to this office. 88° IiTALUABLE FARM of ONE lIUN -12 50 t, co V DREW AND FORTY ACRFIS, more or less. at pri -12 50 veto sale.--The subscriber intending to go aerie the Or, 3:2 to suing spring, will sell his farm on or before the first of to .April nest, on thvorablo terms. The farm is eituatt d 00 one 111110 from the town of Nowville and throe quarts ris fi N) of a mile from the C. V, R. It. depot. The improvements 00 consist of a BRICK 110 USN, a frame lam together 6CO with other out buildings, ali . of which are entirely new. 500 There; is a one well of never .fidling water at the door and a spring near the barn. For further information 00 address the subscriber at Newaille. 3(1 00 Feb.] ' 1 , uo. W. K. McFAIILANE. Co 00 A_ 3 o A ,N er ,N_E ttr 'r g 1 u S lasortme ii nt of i i3 be li i ( at ) o ° st.'st, E le i s la---'. lingralt bunatable and split Oran% Neapolitan, Hair. Lse, Leghorn and Florence Wald Benin ta, ' Muses and Chnctren'a Meornens Or WU/CMS kinds, Straw WALL! and Gimpa, Artificial FlowerF, llonnet linings and liibboua, &e., all of which will b , odd cheap at the store of the subgeriber, South Hanna - or' Arra.• ROBERT DICK. D. pale, April 25, '55. El ~_ ~-~ - i IV~FL~, BENEDICT -LAW