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BALTIIIOICIII M A ILK T
1116NDAY EVENING,, May
1, - )t 11. AND MEd L.---The Flour market this
aorning was firm. Sales of 230 bbls City
'tills at 410. These were offers, however,
o! . .•re 'ehang - e — c4osed, of $lO 25, and refus
1. Sales of 950 bids Howard street brands
‘t $lO 25, hut towards the close of 'change
sellers could be found at these figures—•
nne were asking $lO 37,1 per bbl but found
purchasers. The market is evidently
miler, and holders are in anticipation of an
I.:uice. Receipts and supply very light,—
Vlour—We,,9uote at $7 a 7 18 per
Corn Meal—Sales, of country at
• I s') a )1 C 2, and city manufacture at $1 87
•r
;It A .—Wheat—The receipts to-day were
msually light; not over 500 [bushels.—
dilers firm but no sales reported. We
lite good to prime white at $2 -II) to $2 53,
I Wheat at $2 40 a 2 .15 per bushel—
Coro—Market firmer to-day.-
11,000 buslnds offered, and sales of
rte at t 1 01 a 1 03; yellow at $1 03 n
1 per bushel. These figures show all
Ivance. (tals—Onlv about 301). bushels
rl (.)41"riy, no sales. We quote Mary
aml Virginia nominal at 62a115 rents
Islvania at 6GaGB cents
bout 900 bushels olrk.rod
\Vi. quote )bu•clanil at $1 a 1 .111,
in I l'ennslvarlia at $1 a 1 5.1 per busli,d.
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1 ere Of Of it I.lll g SI-1111.1i111:.
This 1111Silei1111 has Ill•Vel
••••, i used by empty puffs. and misrepee.um tat boo.
I- it MI endiel that it, present p o pularity shall 1 , 1.
• vind I v am medium but its merits and th e appro.
.1; el the pohlie
UNFORTUNATE FEM A LE.
I t••cl it a ditty inetnithent upon im self to declare
pii ii•• 1 the great blessing 1/r. Marehlsi's Uterine It
••oi Los pros ed Lo lilt'. For 11111 yeas wy health
inkeraide: I ea , almost unable to walk. Physi•
ei as pronounced my ease falling lit the, womb. may!,
ulcerations, eommencin4 with floor .11 , 11 S. The
irritation. postration, ivy., rendered life a 1/11111011.
Ili thi, miserable ronditi ~,,, Dr. F. P. Nee land ref...mi
me:M..l Dr. NlarchisVs Uterine Cade:Aeon. After talo
ing for bottles 1 find myself in perfect health. Grati•
t tele fur nly restoration makes me ardently desire that
all my sex, alike unfortunate, may find :cure relief from
tbis inestimable medicine.
ELIZABETH A. NEWLAND,
• No. 10 West-st., Utica, N. Y.
Thii above statement 7 know to be true.
F. P. NEWLAND, yl. 1)., Utica, N. Y.
i have no hesitation in saying, Dr. Marchist's Uterine
t' Mom is invaluable In uterine diseases generally
11, , 11 It in Fluor Athos, Amentirrivea. Prolapsus
Uteri. and In Cases of extensive ulceration of the vagina
ands uteri. :It is worthy of the notice of the Faculty.
.11/1 IN C. ORRICK. 711. D., lialtimore,'Md.
hot all interested call and obtain a pamphlet (creel
a mple proof. train the most respectalds
sou ryes, of the benefielal results of its Itoo: together
Willi letters from highly experieneed Phy slcians. who
have used It in their praetiee, and speak from their own
obserigatlons.
4 2 )-It .1. KIRI-vial. Drmtg.ist, South Hanover street,
sole Agent for Carlisle. Da.
J. B. 11 A Reif 1:• 4 1 fi CO.. Proprietors,
Central Depot, 301 Broadway, N. Y.
January ill, if.35-fins
nk • ": ,4-7„f:
ft 1J AI 11 ERLAN D. VALLEY R. AI L
vi ROAD. CHANGE OF HOURS! On and after
51 IS DAY, March . .9911, 1555, Passenger trains will run
daily, as foliews (Sundays excepted:
FOIL HARRISBURG :
Ist Train.
Leave Chamberslinrg 5.30, A. M
" Shipponsburg, 6.09, "
" New villa, 6,10, "
Carlisle, 7.18, "
" Mechanicsburg, ' 7.50,
At Harrisburg, 8.15, "
,ali,it ClolllotSßUlttl.
Ist Train. 25 Train:
Leave Harrisburg, - 8.45 ; A. M 1.15, P. M
" Mechanicsburg, 9.15,' " 1.43. 4 ,
Carlisle,. 9.55, " 2.25, "
" Newvile, 10.20, 46 8.00, ~
" Shippensburg, 11.02, " 3,80, "
At Clinaliorsburg, 11.30, - 4.00, -
TraillS leave Harrisburg 6,r Philadelphia, at 8.45, All
12.30, M.,( v in Columbia) null 7.40, P. M.
Far ltaltimoru, nt 8.45, A. M. and 1.15, I'. M.
For Pittsburg, at 3.20 A. 81., 12.55 Noon, and 5 P. M.
For Pottsville, Reading, and points on the Dauphin
and susqviehanna Rail Road leave Harrisburg at 7.15,
A. M.
.9 - s-At all Stations where Tickets are sold, Fares are
TEN CENTS LESS than when paid In the Cars.
A, - F. SMITH, Superintendent.
Rail Road Office, Cluttabersburg, I
March 21st 1855,
MXOUS. DE BEGES.—Just received
another lot of Cheap Do Beges, Dolahmi v atid Par
Innetta Cloths. • Inoclsl ti. W. lIITNER.
A.Pil Et, PAPER.—Persons wanting
WALL PAPHIt, will find au oxtonalvo stock for
Mt overt. CAMP at
Carll4e, Aprll 4, 1855.
Air 6.0.(c anti 3tent.
VVLUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE .BALE.--The subscriber. ,will sell
the property ho now owns and men
pies, formerly owned by the Itoy T V
‘ t i - Moore, situated on South IlenovOr Sri
.. , ~
• ( 1 , r "" " Carlisle, adjoining the prorty of Mr
a
~_....
~_._ Wm. Graham, near the Walnut hot
torn Road, consisting of a TOWN LOT AND A BAIA'
90 by 110 feet, upon which are erected a good two story
FRA ME HOUSE, Wood Norte and Stehle, together with
other out-buildings. There is also a good brick osmentod
Cistern, capable or holding forty-five hogsheads of water.
The property lit In good repair.
Also, ftw sale, a full TOWN LOT adjoining the above,
90 by 210 feet. Any ono wanting such property will do
well to call and examino.
nov22-0m BENEDICT LAW.
CAVE YOUR OLD METAL—.Cash
paid for OLD METAL, such as Copper, Dram and
ron, at the Carlisle Foundry and Machine Shop.
GARDNER & W.119N.
I 11. PORT '1()NN : ‘,11 , ;,
I ., u , K E T 1101 IK amt. 1 ESSINII CASE
•
11;01 fteturer, N.NV. porno'. 4th and Chesnut streets
1.1111.M.M.P111 ,
•Ahvays on band a largo and varied assortment of
Port Monnaies, Work Boxes.
Pocket It, 'Mt s, ' Ca bas,
Bankers Caa•s, Travelling Bags,
v. Tote holders, Mel:gammon hoards,
Dort E lion. Chess )lon.
l'ortal , le Desks, Pocket Mentor:till! UM Books
Dro,,lng l'asra, Citron Owes. ,to,
kis. , 3 gow.ral assortment of English. French anti( fer
n Fa4ry'limuls, tine Irs-bet Cutlyry, 1:/tzors, lit evr
Pmts.
It . IVlb , losale second and third Floors.
aprlS F. If. Slf VEIL
NW. cure or 4th and Chrsnut streets.
N. 11.—qn the rr'ript or $1 it snporior nolil Pen I, ill
st•nt. tr, any part of thr country by mail--describing
thus. tnrdiwn, ltartl soft,
I ItEN C II 'MUSS ES.—lltritia or
11 ti pturti successfully treated and comfort in-inixol.
use of the elegant French Trusses, initiorted by the
Itscriber. and inade to or.lec expressly fir Ills stiles.
II sttlferin.z with Ilupture twill be gratifie.l to learn
it the oticasiut now offers to procure II Truss eontLin
' extreme lizlittletis with evso, ital.:0.1111y and elirrerl
Arn.dion, in lieu Of the cumbrous and uneotithirta.
in tole usually sold. An extensive assort Ilion always
hand tithipteti to every variety of Rupture In ininit,
and for Silo at a ran'te Of price to stilt till.
.t. of Finds Trussett, il*2, $3, $1 and sri;" Ihniltle, $l,
$ll, $S and $lO.
'mortis at a distance van have a Truss rant to any mi
ss by remit Inn! 'lie aanonnt. Sending nieriStireurolind
hips. and sloliint Side ilifeeted.
Ivor Sale and Retail by the importer.
C.11,1'.11 If. NI , AtTLES,
S. W. row. of Tivell'h ii Hare St.s..
'pop d ILr lie ilipr .vO.l l'atcut h o ly
•st. Extrtiolccs and E.'erifor Itrac. , (: — Pateitt Shoulder
• Suspensory Ban la rove: >phial Prop.: and Suji
to. Ladies' with competent lady it
april 11.
I'A'l'ENl ' , ( ' ll.\
riN FillE PllO 11' ^ with ila'fs Patent
Powd e r proof were
c u 0....d 0 d c.,'•parato at the
IVorld's Fair. London. and
n'so at t In. Wo l IT. Fair. New
Iti:r: and I. "l'htt tmds...l
sat, the 1111.111 f I t't
ail I tiroprielers to Lhi. s i t it
the :dune line !nailed Sole amt
-
Tile relitil•ii het et the
Sall. - is ....old
ids :mil. for lie loot (lin
ry r , niercatitil.• tt.
hate witnes.od and liorne
ity t Iteir N 1 era r ‘11.1 , 0; lire proof quail( is... This e•
iu 12. ,10 of tho-o• h,•...1 a •111 1 1 11
•r 'ran it-111;11101,111[i) ns
1, L , nlal fires. The that all
ore I It y t ..11.,•rilwr , as. tint Holy 11.1 r.ul
•I In lie hilly ed nal, Init. In iiiiiity rope
r 1" tlrt , e ti Well hate s uoverely tided ty toe.
sorii..e. in the latrnin4 lit 1.11,
Ntos York, and tit rho
ra in Sfr.Awl.erry ,treet. at flit• larn. lire loot .lute.
and still inure mecentiy
thr Vire at Fifth and l'll...witit uls., In the city id
.ildolphitt, in tvhieh these Safes mune forth this , a,
when many sttruritd,
. 11.11 It Cll..
IRON S %PK ten 11%Sli lilac 311,KEIIS,
'lllll,l Ir in Safes, with nityd,r Proptr I.ttoks, niolill.
urea Mitressly fire Jesvellers,
lers requiring s.ioucity front r.r.utt.s. flank Vaults,
han..l 1111.1 1113.11., to 1.11.401.. All the most.
•itr.tt,td fir silo at ntanuhod u taws' prices.
:,• liana Safes," ••Saltuna ' nders and, " Iron
othermakt•rs, hate (teen taken in start pity
n fir Herring' , for wile at half price. alil.l 1
-STEIZN;
No. 1.15, North Thhd Streot, Philadelphia,
„Jostle Dead or In
I==
and lllanufaeturer of Taney Bonnets,
on% ronstnntly on band a very extensive assortment
I.llo.`ti, Ellibrojdorieg, Flowers, 11011111. t
g. Gimps. Fringes. besides a great variety of other
y floods. lin solielts n rnll (rem Country sJerchan tc
acing the City,4ved assures them that they will he
to find any artiele ttbove mentioned at the low e..t
:ms. Innrel4l4-'2O
MILLINERY GOO DS -1855-
FOR SPRING SALES!
JUAN STONE & SONS, Nn. 15, South Soeond
Street, Philndelphia.
ire just opened their Spring Importations of
LES, BONNer RIBBONS. FIMWERS,
LACES. CRAPES, &e.
ol luting a general acslrtment of MILLINERY A WIT
,KS, of the most fashionable styles. The above GtNois
o been imported eqpreNsly our Spring sales nod
oprke the largest and best assortment in our line to
C. 111141 in the market. marehl-I-3m
I) EMOVAL !-BESSON & SON
I I, I OaviS to inform you that they have mune
1 the PIIILAIIKLYMIA FAMILY ?IIOVIISII , I STORE 11.011
rt. 52 South Second Street, to the now building No
on Chesnut Street, (11ve doors above ElAirth, ~null
WO where they will oiler on increased stock at ri
Jeced prices. ev),..New Spring Goods' daily opening.
L EATHER ! LEATHER!
FRITZ, HENDRY' & CO.
No. 29. North Third Street, Philadelphia,
)ROCCO MANUFACTURERS, Carriers and Import
: or FRENCH . CALF SKINS, and Dealers in Red and
Solo Leather and Kip. Feb2B--ly
2d Train.
4.30, P.M
5.00, "
5.40,
. 6.18, "
7.15, "
11. F'RANCISCUS,
MANUFACTUTEIt OF COTTON LAPS,
adding. Tie Yam, Carpet Chain, Cotton Yarns,
LAMP, CANDLE AND FLUID WICKS.
' he I dors to sell at the ',ncost Cash Prices at No.
Market Street above Second, North side, Philadelphia
a TRE ES, EVER-CI REENS, R -
~. . sEs, FLowE o P
itts SHRUBS, LANTS, .te.
0) I _...
In great variety slid site, vtiltisated and for sale
lergqpr small quantities, at the !Using Sun Nurse
' .4 and 'Harden, Philadelphia.
It ei'lliMS. limes, Seeds, &v. can be had every day in
in Marltet, below Math Street, Philadelphia, where or
i .rs are also revolved for the Nursery.
i All orders promptly attended to. Descriptive Cato
...too sent to postpaid applications gratis:.
Address -^. S. lit AUPAY,
outrch2l . . Rising Sun I'. 0. Philadelphia.
rrIIE GREAT DISCOVERY.
KROLLERION 1 Pon CURLING THE TIMM—
Vor many years it has been the hilee ofdeopest study
with chemists .and others, to produce n Ilieht that, ap
piled to the hair, would COMM it to wave and curl equal
ht beauty to the natural curl. THE KROLLERION
tlyronly article over offered to the world that will effect
this most desirable object. But three or' four applltit ,
lions are necessary to curl it as much as may ho de4dred,
:tit , for any length of time. From the many tortimonials
of those who have used it, tile subscriber does not hesi
tate to warrant the Crollerion to give satisfaction, and
proim'as recomended - inmil - rnsea7. ---
The receipe for making with full directions for use,
wilt ho sent on the-receipt of and dollar, post paid. The
ingredients will not cost over 12 cents.
Direct to
April 18, '55
E5b.111.7.1, IN la UP !—The subscribers
put their books Into the hands of W. C. Rheem
~,
. h rr c settlement: Ofilee in Main street nearly opposite
Marion Hall. All persons who are Indebted to us will
please call immediately upon him and save themselves
further trouble.
April 18, 1866. WEISE & CAMPBELL.
FAMILY COAL.-500 Tons Lyken's
Valley Coal, broken and Screened, prepared ox
wanly for family use, receiving and for aalo by
Jan. 17 3m W. 13. MURRAY, Agt.
• " CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-
rst-re ft , Ettustly Carriage
mate orio or two ,borgoii. le
strorigly built of the best ials, au will be eold low
for (Ash. Apply to
tuareb7-3m WM.' D. SEYMOUR.
lifitfaherpOin.
It. A. FREMONT,
Warren, Trumbull Co., 0
gwill6b
.. I)r,sslio'9
Blor' ono
I:11A LT. STYLI:STYLI:OF HATS for 1854.
ilEoitGE KELLER respectfully a nnonoFes to his
old Patrons and the public genet all% that he Inn:just re
,
ceived the FALL 8T1,:1.E. GE G ENT LEM EN'S
'i, - GATS, manufactured at one of the best establish
ments in Philadelphia, to which he Invites special
attention.
Ile has also constantly on band a large and varied 111.
imam...tit of his own manufacture as ',ell as oily made
Ilitts and Cll[ll4. suitable for the season, comprising every
variety of Russia, Beaver, Mh I ,, ah n and Silk Itats, II
ishel in the latest style, togi4lier with a full assortment
at. CA I'S of soot . ) . shape awl description. 111111 11t over',
price. Ile partieularly invites the public to call 11 1111
ex
amine 11 iS . I,SIIOIISIVO ItStitsl Willa, which iu ,t)'ll . , uatte
rill
1111,1 111111,i1. P 411111.1. 1,0 surpassed I.y any in market.
apd 55111111 he is able t, put at prices butt , I ban it, or.
Remember his tail S1:111,1 .11 North Ilattover street. be
tween llnmer ' s and Server's stm es,
FAL', STYLE OF &
WNI. 11. TROUT. desires to infovtit his old friends
that he has removed to his now establishment, on High
street. near the I:nitro:ld Depot, and is 11,44. 11.'11111'Z a
11:11 , 21 , toll of the F. 11.1, STY LE
01 01 1 HATS. just revolved trion Philadelphia. 0 111 ch
the gentlemen of Carlisle are min:islet! to aril anti
examine. Ile has also a !awe assortment of Sill, Fur
and Shiflett Hats no his own fit:mulled ore, getup in the
best style and at rainus prices. the excelielice and finish
of which lie will warrant. his steed: he is cinfticlent on
ly needs to be examined to lie approved. A Isn, II large
supply or ?lon's, Itity's and Chiltitoit's CAI'S, of Chit It
and Fur. 111111 Of every variety of style and price just te
celved from Philadelphia. Let all who want a Hot or
Cap give hint a roll. nc they may be sure of Imittg'Pdtit
ed to their Own satisfaction.
- 1111N:\ , (41,AS ANI) (21 . 1 , ;1:NS
NN All F-01,1 housekcepers and yt uuir. ulilt thus
also It In. are oxperting to heer.the Ivan...keepers. are ins it
oil to call at lIALItEIIYIi FA)I I I.Y tall ex
amine his elegantassortment t/neens
wart. rind other :trt it le, in the housekeeping line.
as I , r.•itch itinl• English tea sets. Lousy taunted and plain,
and, blue plain. Dinner sets .1 -
ery variety and price, Luis I, anti
&4 1 . limn. - IC.ll,—('‘ . llo . t • 111111
CalPlelahras and ..t her lamps. griit varity. table and bar
tumblers. gehlpt.s. Frilit and preserve dishe s . in la-
Hely. I'' Fir ware--II ItIll•hOLS,1 1 1111r , 115. bits In,
print.MlS! Itl , 111 .1 S.1111 1 :11 1 sleketst • ilt trithect--t.tstittitittc!..
it hit,' stitch i.tet'll‘lhitltf. 11311.1 11111 SIP"' brushes. duster..
hr...ans. kr. Nlarket....l,4lies :tint trax.•lling haslet..
't!s• h i ••• 1.”.•••t ••I
Ina.l, I •!.‘I tlt .• I I.l l t , lit tit II tit Iht
i - II 11 , . - 11 1 11 . 1t1 t. I • 111 11 1 11 / 1 " , OW
11• 1 I t II 'ii I : 11 l 11l lit 1 I II I ti 10111.1 it 1, .51.4.
"'I 11 I .1111,1 'lt tIII II cln.ns , r, till and
•Ii •,,i•‘ • t ,lest
- I t 'l )J THE .\ I I LI,i()N
F:,,,
H \(:S.
-- !:—it• - • "1,1 •It• f tt ilit
' 1 - • p : ,• , • %
:, 11‘ t•I
. .1 11l rt.a.l., I
6, 0 “ in ~tut I 1',t1,1- 11 Ill.:liv: , id . Illy ofcs, rii
:llly,. ficloilt 111.11 i fir SI11 . 1.3••• S ally
in ill , 1ill,11••11: 1111,11 in ,tyle• and prier; fuo. I ut fists ri
iu tho oily. I I/111V allk ;Mid it to rill nu 4
tIII.IIII 11.4.41. purrlta,lutt. 3S 1 :lull 1,11 r•
li t Illy rliasto tlt,igns rauttf.t tail tl, 1116 - 3Sil lho Ipt at
tii~tl.lf ins. .11IIIN I'. [AYE..
, Iflo of North 11an.% ..r
) ) K O 1" 1 N )1
M. tutu int"
it :11.1...11 u tho .1 t
nn ri ;I j t• vat, I.( tqlr•eil n j ur s% It.
%•1111.irt•ii. 1111.1.11 I 11111.1.1 111.1, r ‘i.\'l'( II
11:11; 11. lilt. , „.
1,1,11 L 1 j L , 1.„ .
tho Drt,
1:. .1. ti
South oth
!louse. i'mhylo.
I)()( YIS AN I) Slll >ES. Thv silbscril) -
or has 11IiW 011 111111.1 A ‘'t ry rrtru.ci, o IL/ 1.1 Well 1 . 0-
teeted .4.41.4 11 0t l T :nal :4 11 01:
1V114.•11 he 11111 'ITU Ilt 111111,11:11/V tow 1111,
es. Pureha , ed fn ail (10,1• Ts.
At 1111V4,111 r •iich
Inunth 1111! . ..11,1q1 . 1 , Is Wlll 111,11, it tIIIIII' luto•IT-1 1 , 11 i,
It Ilk I , l.ll , li•hili..iit. 11, el or) :11 tkle iii tho 11..1
and Shoe Ladies ' IT 1;1 , 11111'1111'11W St V 11 1 ..--111•
th,ref 1 . 1. 111.1.1/1 , 1 , 111 ii•111:11171I.
de. , irlll.; go • K1 And cheap are 111% It.
edtoilvehullllollll.
CI A - IL it: - 2000 TONSIA ME
-3ade STOVE: T O
now on A ND
" rereiving at the following i•ri. es :
Dauphin lime Coal - • $2 50 to Sno
Stove, . - • 3 is to 4511
Lytiens Valley Lime • - a 75 to 4 00
More . ' 4 110 to 4 75
Pine 11rote Lime .... 3 75 to 4 00
Store 4 50 to 5 00
Pittston Stove Coal • -500 to 5 50
Illariounit h's Coal, per bushel, - - 22 to 2.sets.
11IL : Also 1.131 BER of all kinds. Common Boards and
Seantling from $lO to $lB per 100 feet. First Common
and Panel according to quality.
doel3---.3M S. M. HOOVER.
r- coPFEE—
KIEbo- The subserilwr has just
added to his former stock a general selection of ('lllll CE
UltinlElG ES, as well ni all the other variety of articles
kept in a Grocery Store, embracing RI.
, y , ..plc,,th,..—ronEted and green—at 12!/. and Id cents
lb., Orleans. Clarified, Crushed and Pulverized
- :-..t.. , tugars. of tine qualities; Chocolates. Spices, nary
Salt, and a variety of Fancy articles, all of which are 0,
fermi at the lowest cash prices. We are thankful for the
former support given us, and invite a further call from
our friends and customers. J. W. EBY.
Marlon Hall, Carlisle.
NEW GOODS.—The subscriber is just
opening a fresh amortment of very CHEAP 00005
bought at reduced prices. Call and sea them.
Aug. 23. OEO. W. lIITNEE
LIMEBURNERS' COAL. 2,000
LA Tons Lytton's Valley Nut Coal, a superior article
receiving and for sale by
.lanlo :tut IV. B. MURRAY, Agt.
lIER I: IS 'WHAT
'Ol.l NEED AT PRESENT
-The stile:caber respectful
' informs the ladies and
3ntlemen of Carlisle and
iclnity that he has now on
sand at hit Hair Dressing
nd Shaving Room on West
Greet. an elegant assortmet
I Ihht H A S I . I S )S n d a z d ,
ront.^,,Dnioin;B.x
srnish to order at shortest
otico every kind of Hair
York of the best quality.
He also I*gs leave to la•
srm his friends and cut:to
ws that ho keeps oszistan
. Shomanragner," an admi
rible Wash for the hair, manufactured by himself. The
excellence of this Tonic is testiged to by all of his cus
tomers who have used it to be one of the best articles
known for cleansingihe hair of dandruff. He also man
ufactures liudr •Itt tOrative, known as the "Corashee:
num. for giving nu growth to the hair on bald heads.
Ample testimony exists of the efficacy of this excellent
Restorative. While the Shomansagner clears the hair
of dandruff and .prevents it front coining out, the Co
rasheenum supplies a now growth to those who have
had the misfortune to lose their hair. Thy' public IS in
vited to call; examine and purchase these invaluable,
articles, as he Is emsficlentthey'will render satisfaction.
SUATIMI, liAllt: PRESSING, and curnso, and
SHAMPOONING attended to in the best style as usual.
at hit old rooms on West Main Street, near Marion Hall.
Carlisle, Dec. 27., 1854. WM. BURGESS
WALL PAPER.—Just received a
splendid stock 'of Paper Hangings, Window
Shades and Virebeard Prints, embracing all the newest
and mos t approved styles.' The designs are neat and
chaste, and the priebs such es cannot fail to give satis
faction. We Inyito eur friends and the public general
ly to call and examine our assortment before purchasing
elsewhere. 11. SAXTON,
marelol East Main Street, Carlisle
71L AID CASHMERES, &c.--The sai
-1 scriber ban, Just. opened n variety of Plaids and
it nes nt reduced prices.
OM. !firkin,
I ) 1 , 'S( )1,1 .1 lON (1F I' :kit N
sil 11..—Th.. psrtnershlp heretofore existing Le.
tit eial Pr nn iltr.si hut nod N% In. T. Brown, Is this duly
dksolvell hy mutual ronsellt. illiSitieSS Will 1114 ,-
In,earried on by Mr. Gardner, Thu Boas renutin
in his hands for settlement, and In view of stir late
disaster, no earnestly request our ettstomers to settle
their amounts Immediately.
I $1001)t it Tl,•••,•,:ary tf, :into R. 21 nmlll r o f
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~ ii,,An., ”,,.lEn,t. e,,,ntilmrO Mutual Fire lasi!.
ranee o , lllp/illy, are hereby led Wed that a tax ~p puup,
PEI: CENT. has been laid tan all peetaiala unites th.,,,,
the L,11.11 (lay of MIII,II last, null that n Collector will rah
an theta har the purpose of churl ing • amedintely.
apelti4le... LENVIS V , EIL See'ey,
1i STATE Ol' JOUIN ;4 I'llrltT, dc-
A eraye4l.—N , tire is hereby given flint letters-te,ta
merit:ley ~ i t the Fstale i,f .I..hir ',Trent, late unit heap len
towpollip• l'ainherlatel remity.aelvel-asnal. have brim is
slie,t by t h e itn, , istn.n. iit -aid c.•nitit I- to tit , snti-s,ril Cr,
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Cones 0i11ce..7 arch 2S. Ct.nottissioitets.
VOTICE.—To all persons interested
~„_ll in the heal I.state of Dr. J. Int :impson, th•e'd.
nod Iha reeognizanees of Dr. I% [llium A. scn.
Sautuel Alexander and Andtew Carothers, Esi.. in the
Orphan's l'ourt 14 Cumberland county. to to-cure the
Intere•t of the respect It heirs of said Decedent in said
Heal Estate.
lil=l
That on motion of Samuel Hepburn, rsq.. A tturne3
for D. illiam A. is ordered by the
Orphan's Court of Cumberland county. 'that a rule
upon all the parties in interest lie entered In said
Court. to slave' cause if any they have, why the said
rceognixances shall not be marked satisfied. Sio far as
the lutcrest of David Simpson is concerned.—And that
said rule be. return:o.lo on the 2d londav of April
next: Notice of a Lich to 1 , 0 given by pal llr,,tioh in IWt
newspaper printed in said voilipty, until the said day of
appearance. II) the Court.
of a hick parties in interest will take notice.
Test, JOHN (ill Mai, Clerk Or. Court.
AS AND \\TATE It COMPANY
LOA N.—The Carlislo Gas said Water Company de
sire to complete their %Void:, by the introduction of Das
this summer, and for this purport+ wish to obtain MI
Ltctu TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. for which they
1%111 gLu the most ample security. and ay the Interest
half yearly at the Carlisle Deposit Han k, for sums not
less than $5OO. W ATTS,
marehl4 President.
FSTATE OF SAMUEL WAGOO
_4 NUR, deceased.—Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration on the estate of Samuel Waggo
tier, late of Newton township, Cumberland county, do-
CenSo.l, have been granted by the Register of said coun
ty to the sutscribers, residing In the same township.—
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
too required to make immediate payment and those
having claims to present them for settlement to
mar 141.1.1
ESTATE OF ABRAHAM 13U11.1{-
,
11,11.8 ER, sr. deceased.—Notice is Imrefi'y given
that Letters Testamentary on the vstate..of Abraham
Burkholder, late of Frankford township, Cumberland'
county, deceased. have been granted by the Register of
said county to the subseriber, residing In the same twp.
All persons knowing themselveS indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate payment, nod those
having claims to present them for settlement to
mar7pd ABRAHAM MARTIN, Ex'r.
11 - I , 4TATE OF IMIZABETH SMITH
1-4
deceased.—Notice Is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the Estate of Ellrabeth South, late
14 - Lower Allen township, Cumberland county, deceased.
have been granted by the Register of said county to the
subscriber, residing in the same township. All persona
knowing themselves Indebted to said estate are requir
ed to make immediate payment,and those having claim
to present them for settlement to
feb2B-6tpd W.M. li. SMITH, Adm'r.
E.
4 STATE OF SUSANNA SWEIT
‘ ZER, doessed;-- , Noticer is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration on tbe estate of Susanna Swett
ser, late of Shiremanstown, Cumberland county, deceas
ed, have been granted by the Register of said county to
the subscriber, residing in the same township. All per
knowing themselves indebted to' totid estate are re
quired to make immediate payment, and those having
claims to present them for settlement to
feb2S-Gt WM. lb SWOOP, Adtrer,
1 - )ALTIMORII CARD-saz,
jo Fino Factory filled and (iround Alum Salt, con
stantly on hand and ibr sale. •
CA RR, GIESE & CO.,
Flour, Grain and Lumber COMMIBHIOn Merchants. •
Spear's Wharf.
Also, CEMENT and CALCINED PLASTER. Agency
at the N. A. and Rosendale Co.
Baltimore, Jan. 22, 1855.
•
ascORN SHELLERS,-XANDEn'S PAT
tvr CORN SHELLER. decidedly the' best and cheap
now in use. Farmer,' are requested to call and ox.
amine it at the Carlisle Foundry and Machine Shop, or
at Switon's hardware Store. For sale at reasonable
prices by
Aug. 2-31.A1GARDNER , A 13.1tOWN
Notires
FRANK. OAEDNER,
M M. T. BROM N.
A Cl,Pri
NANCY W.AMONER,
ISRAEL WAGOONEII, J Admen
STARTLING, BUT TRUE!
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW,
How often it happens, that the wife lingers from
par to year in that pitiable condition as not oven
_kr ono day to feel the happy and exhilarating influ
axe incident to the enjoyment of,health.
THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
But a few years agoip-tke flush of health and youth,
and buoyancy of dpiritS, rapidly, and apparently in
explicably, becomes a MOM, sickly, sallow, debili
tated wife, with frame emaciated, nerves unstrung,
spirits depressed, countenance bearing the impress
of suffering, and an utter physical and mental pros
tration, arising from ignorance of the simplest and
plainest rules of health as connected with tho mar
riage state, the violation of which entails disease,
suffering and misery,not,only to the wife, bat often
HEREDITARY COMPLAINTS UPON THE CHILDREN
" UNTO THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION,"
Trim am Ittin tt CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
II VPOCRON DIU A,' INSANITY, GOUT,
KING'S EVIL, and other and
worse DISVIVSCR, as a
DREADFUL INHERITANCE
FROM VIE PARENTS.
"And must this continuo? Mast this be? Is there no
remody? No relief No hope?"
The remedy Is by knowing the MISCH and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies, and benefiting by them.
These are pointed out in
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
l I RIVATE MEDICAL COIIIPANION,
BY DR.-21. M: MABRICF.MJ,
PROFESSOR OF DIRPIASiII OY wonaN.
One Hundredth Edition, (500,000), 18nin., pp. 250
[ON FINE. PAPER, iarnA FUNDING, $l.OOl
A standard work of established reputation, found classed
fn the catalogues of tho,great trade sales in Nov York,
Philadelphia, and other cities, and cold by the principal
°nolo:idlers in the UnitedlShites. It was first published
in 1847, since which time
kivis HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
have been sold, of which there were upwards of
ONE HUNDRED 'THOUSAND SENT BY NIATT„
,Iteitln g the hirrb estimation in which it is held asp re
liable popular Medical
BOOK FOB EVERY FEMALE
the author liarinc devoted his exclusive attention to the
treatment it orimiddirits peculiar to females, in respect to
which lie is yeiril) consulted by thousands both is percon
and by letter.
Here every woman ran discover, by comparing her , wn
eymptoma with those described, the nature, character,
causes of. and the proper remedies for, h6r complaints
The wife about becoming n mother has often neel of
NM - ruction and advico of ttio utmost importince to tier
future health, in respect to which her sensitiveneßa for.
bids consalting a medical gentleman, will Bud such in
'traction and ailvico, and explain many aymplmns
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm cc all
the peculiarities incideht to her situation are described
Flow i many are suffering from obstructions or Irregular
Hies peculiar to the female system, which undermine (hi
health, the effects of which they are , ignerant, and fot
which their delicacy forbids seeking medical advice.
Many auffering from protapsulterri (falling of the womb),
or from floor alms (weakness, debility, &c.) Many arc
In constant agony for many months preceding confno
Merit Many have, difficult if not dangerous deliveries,
tuid slow and uncertain recoveries. Some whose lives are
hazarded during such Limo, will each find in its pages the
means of prevention, amelioration awl relief.
It is of course impracticable to convey fully the varioas
eubjecte 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 father? a wife or a
mother? Ilave you the sincere welfare of those you love
at heart? Prove your sincerity, and lose no time iv
learning what causes interfere with their health and hap.
piness not lean than your own. It will avoid to you fill
yours, as it has to thousands, many a day of pain and
anxiety, followed by sleepless nights, incapacitating the
mind for its ordinary avocation, and exi,musting those
means for medical attendance, medicines and advertised
nostrums which otherwise would prorldo for declining
years, the infirrnitie4 of ago and the proper education of
your children
In consequence of tho universal popularity of the work,
an evidenced by its extraordinary male, various imposi
tione havo been attempted, am well on booksellers as on
the public, by imitations of title page, sivirious editionA,
and surreptitious infringements of copyright, and other
levices and deceptions, it has been found necessary,
therefore, to
CAUTION THE . PUBLIC
to buy no hook unless the words " Dr. A. M. NiAVRICVAU,
129 Liberty Street, N. Y.," is on (and the entry in the
Clerk's Office on the
and
of) the tine page ; and buy
only of respectable and honorable dealers, or send by
mall, and address to Dr. A. M. Mauriceau.
la - Upon receipt of Ono Dollar "THE MAR.
HIED 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. TOURICEAU, box 1224, Now-York Oity.
Publishinz Moe, No. 129 Liberty Street, New-
York.
TARUGS AND CONFECTIONARY.
i_Prh. undersigned has just returned from l'hlin.
with adresh supply of DRITOSand CONFECTIONAILY.—
The former in el , 1111(11!tiOn with his stock on hand will
make his ass, rtment of Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals
complete. 1 118 assortment of CONFECTIONARY Is also
fine: consisting of pure sugar white and transparent
Candy Toys; Catnip, common, assorted, and nue Candies
of every variety; also Fruits, Nutil, and every thing
'whinging to that department of trade. Ire would call
special attention to his supply pf FANCY . ARTICLES
fur the liolidnys, and general use, among which may be
found the good, the tasteful, and the useful. All are
invited to call whether they wish to puseh..se or not.
Carlisle, It. RJEFFER.
Di'c,r ,54
,A T YP
OTS PATENT P A 11M Ell S '
Ai L lliS.—These possess an advantage over all
others hi being mote with en outside iron easing, which
greatly economises the] and prevents loss of heat. They
are made of various sizes, from 10 to 120 gallons. They
are p ar t a bfr, a nd may be set in the' kitchen for house
hold use, or out of doors convenient to the barn, pig
pens, Ac., for boiling food for stock. For sale by
PASCHALL Norms & CO.,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, N. E. corm) .
of 7th and Market streets, Philadelphia. bioeVsr
4
11
i EEVE L. KNIGHT, (Successor to
H
, artley & Knight,) BEDDING AND CARPET
/1 tEIIOII/31 , 1N0. 148 South Second Street, five doors
above Spruce street, Philadelphia, where he keeps con
stantly on hand a full assortment of every article in MS
line a business. Feathers, Feather Beds, Patent P:clug
Mattresses, Velvet. Tapestry, Tapestry, Brussels, Three
Ply, Ingrain, Venetian, List, Hag and Hemp Carpetings,
011 Cloths, CantonMa ttiti gs, Cocoa and Spanish Mattings
Floor and Stair Druggets , Werth Hugs, Door Mats, Table
and Plano Covers. To which ho invites the attention of
purchasers.
f 4oct' 5 4
DRESS & CLOAK TRI3I.IIIINGS.-
No. 206 CRESNLMSTREET below Eleventh, and
70 i3OUTII SECOND STREET, below ,Spruce, Phil
adelphia. We invite attention to our complete RETAIL
assortment of Plush and Silk Bindings, Fringes, Buttons
and Staple Trimmings, of our own ltAportation and mau
\ facture. le.Orders executed at a few hours notice.
J. 0. MAXWELL A; SON, "
226 Chesnut: St. and 170 South 2d St., l'htladolobla.
Philadelphia, Ducomber 6, 1854--.2xuo.