New r3vationnetitti.
SCIIIEDA:11 AROMATIC SIINAPS,
TO TILE CITIZENS OF PENN S Y I,VA N A.-
1 beg leave to call the attention of the citizens
of
rennsy lvanin to the above article, man ft fact ured r py
my. self exclusively, at my factory in Schiedam,
land, expressly for medical purpfo4s.
It Is made front the best Barley that can be selected
In Europe and the essence of fifteenth. Italian berry, of
acknowledged and ex trams' i nary medicinal proptirtios:
and it has long si ovt acquired a higher reputation, both
in Europe and !interim, than lacy other dietetic beve
rage,
In Hatvst., Gorr, and litmcm.trtsm; fu obtt ructions of
tne Bladder anti Kidneys, and del flit)' of the urinary
functions, its effects are prompt, decided and In varibly .
reliable. And it not only a remedy ftr these mala
dieS, but, in all cases in whielf they ar 0 produced by
drinking bad water, which is almost u nlversally, the
cause or them, it operates as a sure prevent iye.
• The distressilig effect upon the Stomach, Bowels, and
Bladder, of travelers. new residents, and all persons um
aceustotned Willem. produced by the waters of nearly
all of our gist& Inland risers. like the 4thio, Mhodssippi
awl Alabama, from the large quantity of dent) ed Vega
table matter contained in them, in a state or sianal, , ,e, i s
well known: as is also that of the waters of limestone
regions, in producing kVEI., CVlkaiLl. and stone in the
Ittuntsa. The ARUM ATic SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS is
an
tibs!d ute'correcti ye of nil these injurious pr o perties of
Lad wits r, and consequently prevents t he disease which
they ore...sloth It is also found to he a cure and proven- I
tics of Fri'ver and Ague. a complaint caused by the eon
joint tqleets of vegetable malaria inn the atmoyphere, and
vegetable putresconces in the water of 'those districts in
which It mit/civilly prevails. The / Aromatic Schiedam
Schnapps Is consequently in great &metal by persons
traveling. or about to settle in these parts of the mum
try espottlally ; as well :is by many in every community
where it has become known, on account of its various
Other remedial properties.
More than them, thousand physicians, among whom
are numbered the greatest names'beloinging to the facul
ty of medicine in this country, have certified, over their
own slzmatures, to the valuable medicinal properties of
such en- article, as the st!verest tests have proved the
Soldedatn Aromatic Schnapps to be anti have accepted
it as a Most desirable addition to the MATInd. , , Mfunel.
rut Up in plait, or pint bottles, enveloped in yellow
paper with my name on the bottle, cork and seal. For
sale by all respectable Druggists and Orocers.
UDOLPII WOLFE,
IS, 20 and 22 Beaver street, New York.
25 South Front street. Philadelphia.
I he; leave to call the attention of the public t the
following letters from physkians
LALIORATORY.N. Y. May 2.1823
. .
MR. UT:11.1•11 Wotrc—llear Sis : I c:innot speak too
highly of the purity of your Schiedam Schnapps. It is
decidedly superior to anything of the kind in the mar
ket. it is perfectly free ,rum the admixture of fusil oil,
or of any of those artistic compounds which prod ore
such a mischievous anti irreparable effect up in the con
stituti in. and which very few alcoholic distilled liquors
are without—most of them being largely bnpregnated
with it. I have porsunly inspected the various process
of distilatlm practiced at Schiedam, and know that un
usual ~are is taken to separate the noxious (demon hi
from the pate alcohol, and your Schnaps is a striking
proof of its success. As a medicinal agent for chronic
and renal affections. I have successfully prescribed it,
and recontend it as an agreable cordial and harmless
stimulant. and shall continue to do so; as well as t
s it as a source of pure alcohol for chemical invediga
ta tns tad eX.peritueldS. YourISIAH s obedient,
DECK.,
Consulting Analytical Chemist."
Dr. Charles A. Leas, Coll3llllSsjoller of Ilealth, Miff
-711 we, AV rites 35 111 relation to the value of
Schtrilips as /I remedy in ehronie catarrhal complaints,
Th.• letter is dated July '27 , 1853:
'•I Lance meat pleasure in tearing highly creditable
testimony to its efficacy as a remedial agent in the di-
F 4,1.0 fir which you recomend it. Having a natural
tonden , y to the mintous-surfams,,with a slight degree
of stimulation, I regard It us one of the most important
remedies In chronic catarrhal affections, particularly
those of the emit° urinary apparatus. With much res.
poet your obedient servant,
CHARLES A. LEAS, M. 1).
TADELPHI A. .1 illy 15. 1853.
"Mr. Vit.:lom Wolfe, No 2 - 2 Beaver st. N. Y.—Lear sir:
is wt season the writer received. through your agent In
tills city, a bottle of your An omit it Sehledain Schnapps,
unit since that period has prescribed the same in eertnin
forms 14 urinary complaints; also in eases of debility in
persons. So far. the Schnapps has been of much
benefit to those using it *- " In conclusion, where a
diuretic Schiedam stmulant is required, I should n,e the Ar
omatic Schnapps. Thanking you for your
kindness, I am respectfully yours,
A. I). CH ALONEIt, M. Tit., ISO S. 'Eighth st.
The subjoined letter from Dr. Paine. of Manchester,
N. 11., relates to one of the most valuable medicinal prop ,
erties possessed by flit 'Aromatic Schnapps. and shows
that it acts as a specific in a very painful disease—the
Cresol:
"Ma. Wous:—Permit me to address you a few lines.
which you aro at liberty to use if you think proper, in
respect to your medicine, called Schiedam Samapps.—
I Imve had a very obstinate case of gravel and stone, of
sonic five years' standing, causing very acute pain in
evory attempt to urinate. After using many remedies
without much relief, I was induced to try a bottle of
your medicine. In the course of three days It proved
effectual, dislogiug large pieces of stone ' some of which
was as large as a marrowfat pea. I continued the cor
dial according to directions. and the patient continued
to gain, and is fast recovering. I think a medicine of so
much value in so distressing n complaint, should be
known to the public, and the world at large. And 1 for
one. must give it my approbation and Fign :du re.
THOS. M , 1)."
Frun Dr. John S. Reuse, Chemist, Baltimore, Md. Sept.
If, 1a5•2 :
"A number of our physicians are ordering the article,
and several have already prescribedit. Persousto whom
I have sold it speak very highly of its qualities. A
Gentlemen of my own personal acquaintance, having
suffered greatly with an affection of the kidneys and
Madder' tothk two bottlea and subsequently passed a stone
...el' considerable size, and was greatly' relieved. ^ It will
do doubt go into general use,"
. CARLISLE FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SHOP,
the subscriber has the satisfaction of
formite , his old friends and patrons that
r. his estradishinout is again in active ope
r n, now buildings having been erected since the late
h Irons firo and the whole establishment put in com
plete working order. Orders are therefore respectfully
sallcited for work in his line, which will be done with
proMptuess and in the best manner.
STEAM ENGINES BUILT TO ORDER
. and repaired. All kinds of ::tiachinery in Paper Mills,
Grist Mills and FactorierFepalrod — at short notice. Mill
Spindles dressed and turned.
HORSE POWERS and THRESHING MACHINES
such as Bevil Gear Four Mrs() Power, Horizontal Gear
Four Horse and Two Horse Powers,"Ploughs, Corn Shel
ters and Crushers, &c. Patternsanado to order. Iron and
Brass CASTINGS executed to ordifi r if not. on hand, at
the shortest notice, such as Cranks and Mill Gearing,
Spur and Bevil Wheels, Gudgeons for Saw Mills, Plow
Castings, Cutters, Point Shears, Wagon and Coach Box
es, Spindles, Car Wheels, Car Chairs, Ice. He has also
on hand a largo supply of Philadelphia and Troy 'COOK
ING STOVES, and Is constantly making Cooking Stoves
of various improved patterns fur coal or wood, ton plate
Stoves, Grates, &c. Repairing done to allitinds of Ma
chinery. All kinds of old Iron, Brass and Copper taken
in exchange for work.
may 9
CARD. -DOCTOR S. P.' ZEIGLER
recently from Lancaster city. offers Ills Profession
al services to the citizens of Carlisle and vicinity in all
its various branches.. ()ince and residence in the house
ihrznerly occupied' as' honor's Hardware Store, North
lianover Street, whore ho mn be consulted at all hours
when' not professionally engaged. Calls to the country
promptly attended to. Itu_Charges moderate.
' Carlisle, May 16, 1855-3 m ' '
R YG NEW AND SE ASON
-00 DS ABLE.—Tbe undersiguedhav
fug enlarged and fitted up the Storeroom formerly °c
oupled as the post Office, immediately opposite the office
of the American Volunteer, , In South Remover Street,
has opened a large and general assortment of
NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
c omprising a great variety of fancy and staple French,
British and domestic m ode, a general assortment of
L a dled' Leghorn, Straw, Neapolitan and Gimp Bonnets,
B l oo mers of various kinds and quality, Gentlemen,
y ou th and Children's Panama, Leghorn and Straw
hats, white and colored Carpet Chain, Groceries &c., &c.
all of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
Telety 10, '65 • ROBERT DICK.
%LIST OF DEA LERS
0F foods, Wares and " 'AI erehand i ze.
Also, Distillers, Millers, Lumbermen, Ac., W Mall
HIM county of Cumberland, returned and classified by
•Joskeit C. 'PnomPsms, 51er Intik, Appraiser,
in accord-
Illiill With the several acts f Assembly, as follows:
CARLISLE. CLASS. LICENSE.
A. Bentz & lire., 10 $2O 140
I'llllllll Arnold, 12 12 50
Charles Ogilby, 12 12 50
hoorge NV. Ilitner, • 12 • I'2 f)
N. W. Woods, Agt. _ ]3 1t) 00
It. Dirk, 13 10 00
Jason W. Eby, 13 10 uu
I'. 1 nholf, Agt. - 10 20 00
John O. Willians, , 'u 12 12 50
Joseph 1). halbert, 12 12 50
S. W. Ilaverstiek, 13 10 00
Samuel Elliott, T 4 7 0(1
William Kelso, 14 7 00
Steiner & Itro.. 113 10 00
William Sheldon, 14 7 00
11..1. Kieffer, 14 • 700
It 11. Itaulins, 14 • 7 tio
Samuel r. II tie ott, 113 10 00
H. NV. Caufman, 14 7 00
•
Charles Itarnilz, 14 7 00
Wln. NI. Ilenderson A Son, 10 20 00
W.,thrard A Schmidt, 20 20 00
Henry Sax ton, 12 ~12 50
John P. Lyne, 12 . 12 50
bald& Eiliels,] 14 7 00
.1(.1)n Falter, 14 7 00
.1. A 1). Rhoads, 11 7 00
Wm. It. Murray, Agt. 14 7 00
Thomas Conlyu, • 14 700
Peter Monyer,ll 7 00
Haller & leohrer,M3 14 tr 1.01
.lohn N. Armstrong, 14 7 (10
.1. A. Lehn. ' 14 7 00
'Prof. H. Si. Johnson, 14 7 00
S. NI. hoover, 14 7 00
Thos. 11. Skiles, 14 7 00
Arnold A Liling,ston, 13 10 00
John Keeny, 14 7 00
Philip Messersmith, 14 7 00
Harkness .1 Orore, - 14 -- -7 00
James Nl'flranahan, 14 7 (10
'
A. M. Piper, Agt. 14 7 00
I)av id rornman, 14 7' 00
(te,a•ge Libey, 14 7 00
'
Jonathan Common, 14 7 00
Jacob lioover, 14 7 00
John Fredericks, 14 7 00
.lonics ('al lie, sr., I 14 7 00
.I,,nat ban Cornman . , or., 147 00
llenry Wass. 814 7 00
Arnold & Son, - ' 14 700
FRANKLIN GARDNER
Ncw 7tbucrtisLtnoit.
SUS NW:SWIM.
'
.10110 CriSW CI I, 14 7 00
.1. C. Altick, 14 7 04)
Kunkle & Stevlrk, 13 ' 10 00
D. W. To' ton tie., 13 10 00
C. F. Kunkle, 14 7 00
Jonh Stambaugh, 14 7 00
Jacob hinge, 14 7 00
D. H. Miller, 14 7 00
.1. Bridges, 14 7 00
.1. C. Williams, ; 14 7 00
'
W. 1). A. Nagle," . 14 700
Samuel Sugards, 14 7 00
John tiish, 13 10 00
S. 11. Swansey, 12 19 50
P. S. Ariz, 14 7 00
deck, II tililey & Co., 12 12 50
Nevin & Braidings, 11 15 00
Meddinger & Bro. 11 13 00
" ', A,Cornelius, 11 13 11(1
J. It. Duncan, Agt. 14 7 00
('blip Dear'eh, 14 7 00
John Wonderitch, 10 20 00
S. C. dollar, 14 7 00
Christian Shade, 14 ' 7 00
10LCILiNliC$10!110.
F. k. Mateer, 14 7 00
Eminger & Co., 13 10 00
Jacob Dorshelmer, 14 7 00
Kaufman. Rupp & Co., (drugs) 14 7 00
Simon Arnold, 19 19 50
Blizzard & 'n isher, 14 7 00
Ilorsh & Bradman, 14 7 00
Rau MUM. it upp 0 Co., (hardware) 14 700
Joseph M..ssr, 14 7 04 b
John T. Ayres, 14 7 00
Lori Snell, 14 7 lou
George Webbert, 13 10 oo
Henry Ix" 114 7 Do
John Belgic, 13 10 00'
Ira Day, 14 7 ell
John liarlen, 14 7 00
Ephraim 'Zug, 13 10 00
George Singizer, 114 7 00
Oswald .0 Kaufman, 11.7 00
Lewis Shut, 114 7 00
Singizer & CO., 110 20 ((0
Isaac BlizzariL 10 ' 20 00
'
Joseph Mintzer', 10 20 00
rIptVILLE.
Anthony Foreman, 14 7 00
William Stitzell, 14 7 (444
.
William Reed. 14 . 7 00
Joseph Laughlin, 114 7 0b
Thomas Stough, 112 19 50
William Brattou,l4 7 E.,
John M. Davidson, 13 10 00
T. & .1. M'Candlioh, 113 10 00
.1. 11. Herron, 14 7 00
S. G. Wild, 14 7 00
Boar & Cobaugh.'
14 7 (.10
MIFFLIN.
John .1. Crawford, 14 , 7 00
henry Snyder. , 14 700
W ESTPENNSIMOUG IL
Davidson & .lames, 11 10 00
Edward Rodgers, • 11 7 00
Woodward .1; Schmidt, 11 7 00
John Hood, - 13 10 00
Illin'TON.
S. IV. Sharp, ' 10 20 00
.lacoh 8 wuyer. - 13 10 00
VV. & .1. Oracey, _ . 14 700
.I. IV. Vanderbelt & Co., 114 7 00
M. & .1. A. Kunkle, u 14 7 00
John ?Mulch, 14 700
Kyle .4 Weshinger, • 14 1 7 00
Peter Oarver. 14 7 00
HOP EWELL.
John Ferguson, 114 7 00
Wherry & Co., 13 10 00
John Holler, 14 7 00
Shoemaker & Elliott, 13 lO 00
Thaddeus 3FClift. 14 7 00
FRANRPORD. ''‘.
W. & J. Green, 1 t 7 00
BOUTHAMPTON. lrigi
John W. Clover, 11 ' 700
George Clever, 11 7 00
-
William Hauck, 1 i 7 00
.1. F. Iluginnan, 114 7 00
(toured Fasnaught, 14 7 00
Henry !dyers, 14 7 00
DICKINNON, ring
Iblys k - Palm, 14 7.00
Russel k Dice, 14 7 00
W. & J. Green, 13 10 00
B. L. Beelman, . _ 73 • 10 00
Joseph L. Sterner, 14 • 700
Francis 'Williamson, 14 7 00
Wm. M. Watts, [l4 7 00
lionjatain Plant, [l4 7 00
ROUTH MIPDLETON.I
'
A. IV. Lebligh, , 13 10 00
S. N..Diven' .14 7 00
Mullen & Alestmder, 0
It. Given & Co., 74 7 00
NORTII MIDDLETOn NO
Elias Light, l4 7 00
.
MONROE. .
Devlny k Hull, 18 10 DO
51rs. Mary Mese; 14 . 7 00
Singloor /c Sanderson, 'llB' 10 00
UPPER ALLEN.
Peter Gingering, 14 7 00
Hiram Longnecker, 13 10 00
Gosweller k Zook, • 13 10 00
Jonathan Eekels, 14 7 00
LOWER ALLEN,
Isaac Barton, 14 7 00
W. Loyd, 14 • 7 00
Ernst A Hance, 14 L 7 00
Brower A Marthlaud, 14 7 00
Walker & Gehr, 14 7 00
•
NEW CUMDFILLAND. .."-'-- 7
00
John G. Miller, ' 14
.
.1. F. Leo. 12_ 12 50
-
11.11. !dosser & Co., - 111 14 00
John Horn. 14 7 00
Valentine Feamart, pi 7 00
Charles Oyster, 13 10 00
John A. Macann, ~ 14 700
gulitiotti ofoliao
E4STPENNSIIOIIOI. 7 I.III.
(i vorge NV. Fesler, . • 13 700
7 00
Andrew lislinger.• 14
John :11'Cortniek, 14 7 00
Jacob Longneeli, 14 7 00
Ji1t...1) Benninger, 14 7 Oil
Bucher k Son. 13 10 00
km. A liiiiiiinel, 11 11 00
Michael Freese, 13 • 10 00
1/..t.1. Itaynard, 11 7 00
Itudollihus White. 14 7 00
tNivoml
John
. , .
Ilenry it app., 14 7 00
!Henry Nefiligli, 13 12 LO
Win. 11. Erliels, 14 7 00
shaffer& lire., 14 7 00
snovEn tiNIINC,
John 11. Luling, ' 13 10 00
John Coyle, -13 ' 10 00
John linnek, 14 7 00
David Stroliiii, ~ 13 10 00
.10e01) Simmons, J 14 ip 00
I). 11. Swller, . 114 700
11.31. Ipilliglx, 14 7 00
Andrew Singizer, . 13 10 00
BEER, OYSTER A: EATING H )USI
Wm. Wlnholtz, WeStpeniashoro' 8 0 00
Harriet Watson, " 8 0 00
Jaroh in x ler, /.1 8 5 00
ileerge NI urphy, Newrille, 8 5 00
Jane Kershaw, 8 0 00
l'lirles Brewster, Newton, A 5 00
tieorge Miller, 5 00
.1. It. Meld, 5 00
John Browne well
James Ilachey, Shippensburg, 8 5 00
Slms° A: !Amply, 7 Is OD
3111111'Sloy, Slevhanicsburg, 8 5 00
David Lang, 8 5 00
Peter Baker, 8 5 no
Samuel It. llrove, Lower Allen, 8 L 00
Samuvl Shireumn
.t I+.Llr. Eastpcutnsboro'
Phillips,
John H ❑stun,
A. (i. Smith, New ('umberland, 8 5 (4)
Joe. Brew newel!, Silver Spring, 8 5 (81
liemge H ughes, - 8 5 00
Jamb Low, Carl itde, 8 5 00
henry Peters, " 8 5 00
henry Warner, " 8 500
Go) hub Sweitzer, (' 8 5 04)
Jacob Stratton. " 8 5 00
MILLS
Marshall ,lames, Westpennsboro' 13 • in 00
Diller & Krider. 14 7 00
Jacob Slialliiharger, " . 14 700
Zeigler & Myers, 14 7 00
Isaac M 0 arquart, 14 7 00
ElTlAlluel Barnhart, " 14 7 iiii
John Moore. Dickinson, 14 7 ilo
Elder Barnitz," 13 10 00
=
W. 1,. kT. li. Crniglouni, " 13 10 00
ShonfTer k Shupp, o 14 7 00
11...41 .. r k son, tt 14 7 (TO
Ilavhl Vf.glesong, Monroe,
(T. \V. Leidigh,
J. A. & I'. W. Ahl, `•
Isaar 1111Azartl,
.
Miller tt: V.u,g.. Merbanielntrg, 10 20 00,
chrlst. Eberly, Lower Allen, 11 15 (01
Saint. Intmer, " 13 10 110
J. K. Kaufman, " 14 7 tio
C. Rupp, i 13 10 00
John Horn, n
/ 13 10.00
J. M. Haldeman, " _1 11 lb 00
Jacob Eouvor,jr., Upper Allen, 14 7 00
J. 5. Haldeman. East.peumanly' 14 7 (01
I leery Rup p . llainvelen. 14 7 10)
T. It. 11,,.... `• 11 15 00
John ShatTner, Silver Spring, 14 7 - 00
I. 11. Pitcher, 1:1 10 00
.
David Shank, 0 14 7 00
David liy,,ver. " 14 7 00
NV. NI. Henderson & Son, N. Mid. 12 12 :',O
I; nbriel Natelicr, 12 12 50
DISTILLERIES & BREWERIES
• .
151 word Shower, 9 8 00
C. I ntiolL Agent. 0 5 00
P. A.. 81. A. A hi, Newton, 8 12 50
.14,epli Rotor, 9 5 00
Robert QtaElley, " 9 SOO
A. ilehler .1. Son. South Middleton, 8 12 50
!lotto. 171:1,s. 1 , 1 . to
li. t 7. Itoltt.h,over, Moort,e, K 12 MI
.1. A. A C. lid. 5 12 50
• .. . . .
.1•4 1 a 15•wmau. Upper A 11..”, 9 S 00
Ileatiers•at Az lical, N. Middleton, 7 29 00
Alan. Bosley, 9 5 00
11 illinal Ilzt. ylitz, Carlisle, 9 8 09
, i. %V. Brandt. 8 5 00
John 1101.10901, " 8 5 00
TEN PIN - ALLEY:
.1:wob Low, Owlish!,
11livid boor, Mechanlesburg,
Jue!!l.• liounetnan, North 31Iddleton,
CUMDERAND CouNTy, so.
I do hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list
of the Dealers in Merchandise, Patent Medicines, Millers
Instillers. Lumbermen, Ac. in Cumberland county, as
returned to me by Joseph C. Thompson, Mercantile Ap
praiser. All persons returned and classified as above,
are hereby notified to call and take out their Licenses
on or bef.,re the 2d day of July, 1555. All licenses not
lifted by that time wiP he placed iu the hands of an ollb
err for collection.
May 2 N. W. WOODS, Co. Treasurer.
I :I OWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA
=1
To all persons afflicted with Sexual
_diseases, such as
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, tioNORRIREA,
OLEET. SYPHILIS, Ac., Ac.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of P h iladelphia, in
view of the awful destruction of human life and health,
caused by Sexual diseases, and the deceptions which ate
practised twin the UnfOrtllllo.o Vlaims or FLICh IikeILSCA
Ins Quacks, have directed their consulting Surgeon. flit
CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, to give
MEDICAL ADVICE IMAM, to all FOli.mos thus af
flirted, (Male or Female,lwho apply by letter, (post-paid,)
with a destription of their condition, (age, occupation,
habits of life, Ac.,) and in extreme poverty and suffering
to FUItNISII MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a benevolent Institution,
established by special endowment, for the relief of the
sick and distressed, afflicted with "Virulent and Epi
demic diseases," and its funds can lie used for no other
purpose. It has now a surplus of means, which the
Directors have voted to advertise the above notice. It.
Is needless to add that the Assedation commands the
highest Medical skill of the age.
Address, (lost -paid.) Dr. DEO. R. CALHOUN, Consult
ing, Surgeon, Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa.
Ily order of the Directors,
EZRA D. lIHARTWELL, President
opril 11. Secretary.
ANCASTER COLLIERY.
TO COAL DEALERS.
e bog leave to introduco ourselves to your acquain
tance as ostensive Minors and Shippers of wurrm
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, at Lancaster Colliery, Nor
thumberland County, where wo have very extunsive
improvements and a Breaker, which fur capacity to pre
pare and clean Coal cannot bo surpassed. Our sizes of
Coal arc as follows:
Lump, for smelting purposes,
Steapiboat, fdr smelting and steamboats,
Broken, Egg and Stove,for Fatally use and steam,
Nut and Pea, for Idmeburtaers and steam.
Our Limoburners' Coal Is a vary superior quality, to
which we would especially call the attention of dealers
and consumers. •
Our point of shipping is Sunbury,where arrangements
are made td load boats without any delay, Orders ad
dressed to us at Shamokin, Sunbury or Lancaster, will
receive pro mpt 'patent ion.
sprift COCHRAN. PEALE k Co.
J.. 1. Cochran, Lancaster. Beni. Reinhold, Lancaster.
C. W. Peale, Shamokin, .' 11. Baumgardner, do.
Merchants and others who feel themselves aggrieved
by the above classification, are hereby notified that I
will hold en appeal at the Court Mouse, in Carlisle, on
Friday the 27th day of April, 1865, between the hours
of 9 and 12 o'olock A. M., and 2 and 4 o'clock P. M.,
when and where they can attend If they think proper.
JOS. 0, THOMPSON,
WEILCANTLIS APPEL/USU.
Carlisle. Auril 4,1865-4 t..
CEMENT. --The snbsoriber has on
hand a largo supply of CEMENT, manufactured
at the Cement Mills, In Scotland, Franklin county, Pa.
which he offers to those In want of a superior artlelo, at
low rates. This Cement Is very highly recommended by
a large number of persons who have used It, among
whom is the Superintendent of the Cumberland Valley
Rail Read, who warmly testifies to Its quality.
may 2 11. SAXTON.
fiIOWYPROPEIITY AT PRIVATE
1
SALE.—I nm authirized to offOr at private rale a
two story ST6 110I1Sli and lot of groulid :;(f feet in
front by 210 in depth situated on the south side of Moine
St. in this Borough. adjoining Mr..lanok 1. radon's Book
Store. -yfhe sale gill be made un nosy terms
May 0. 'Oft
--,
lAND FOR SALE Olt BARTER.— ''
J I will Sell or Barter. a tract of land in Monroe
township, Bedford enmity. Penna. containing SIX 111 , N
BUDD Sr SIXTY' FIVE Alit ES. It is situate three miles
from the town of Cleanille. ten tulles south of blaord y
run, and eighteen north of Motet al; Mal—the latter ! d m ,
situate on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and eon tit: to
out, to the Baltimore and Ohio Bailnad, affording at all
times an excellent market for lumber, produce, tile., and
furnishing supplies of plaster, salt and I imeeries at very
little above city prices. About two hundred iteies of
the land is cleared, fifteen of which is natural meadow
land_ the balariee is under tolerable cultia at ion. The sa it
.
....., is of niedialn quality, part slate, part red shale
'l ll j ' i i ll ) u e L i l t c ;iJ T l l .- 1 :1,., 5 1 117.1 e1n '- utc u ar ,, ,e, a k, t r'r s 7 t :'l l.- N.
yr 1 .41 giiod . saw l Mili 2 tnis p ( ro7ie u rt " y ra NT , would divi d e very
very well into three farm giving to cacti a portion a d*
cleared land. with a gem! spring. In a suitable plan e
par buildings. Or it would altogether make an ox to rsi a e
stock farts for which it Is Well adapted. being well an
tlered and liaising a largo quantity el meadow had ) a t
to .clear. The terms will . be made easy Mahe purchas
•
er. noBENT DICK.
May 8. .
Carlisle, Ca.
14 7 00
ITIZI
VALUABLE SLATE FARM AT
Public file.—The subscriber having determined
to change his location, will sell hie FARM at public
wile, on reasonable terms,
ON SATURDAY', the Oth of :lune next.
8 5 .10
This Farm is situate in Frankfwd township, Cumi er
Ismi county. • miles north west of Carlisle, one milt
north of Frain's Mill, and a quarter of a mile east rink
Hers ilk. The Faro. contains ONE HUNDRED s l
TWESTV-NINE ACRES and 120 Perches, striet awns
ure, about 20 acres of Which are covered with valuable
Timber and the residue cleared, of whleh a large portion
is meadow or b o ttom land. The improvements are a
gond substantial Lis: !POISE, Lug Ram and sal
';•t.' other necessary out-buildings. The farm is under
peel' fence, and there is a tine young Orchard of
good friiit. .tlso an unfailing well of good water near
the dour. There is also a spring of 'good sulphur water
adjoining this•farm and but a short distance from the
house. This farm is susceptible, at ordinary expense,
of great impros omen t, py means of manuring and lim
ing. for lime can be purchased cheaply at a distant.e t
only two or three miles. and ns the tam has an exceed
ingly even surface whieh effeetually prevents washinr
it may be wanured and limed permanently and l rata
bly. It is also a Well known fact that slate land, by ren
goll of Its cheapness and moderate taxes, pays much let
ter than limestone land, considering the extrasagni
prices and oppressive taxes of the latter. The subscri
ber having resolved to change his location and engsse
In his profession for which reason the said property w ill
assur e dly be sold. The right and title to this property
are perfectly past. For further Information enquire of
the subscriLsr and proprietor who resides in Carlise: and
those who wish to see said farm prior to the sale can do
so by calling upon his tenant Henry Smith, who Hies
upon the farm. l'ho terms of sale will be easy. Sale
to commence at One o'clock to the afternoon alien at
tendance will be given and terms made known by
soya LEY I M El LY.
N 5 MI
8 - 5 00
8 5 00
QM
13 10 00
14 700
13 10 00
11 15 of)
riIIVO SPLENDID FARMS FOR
SALE.—The subscriber will sell at pHs ate sale the
too folio. lug described farms., to wit:
No. I—ls situated north-west of Carlisle adjohdpg
the inhabited part of said Borough, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES of first rate Lillie-
StVl.l Land, having thereon erected a new large BANE
BARN, a large HAY HOUSE, a comfortable CATTLE
AY. Also, a 'emntortalde DWELLING
;;;T HoUSE, and, other out-buildings. The laud is in
a high statd of cultivation and all under got d
post and rail fence. It is bounded on the north by tl c
heirs of Samuel Alexander, deed., on the east by .1.1 n
Not Its. Wm. E. Seymour and others.on the west by .100.
Moore. Dal, id Grier. Ac., and on the south by the public
road leading from Cal lisle to II aggouyr's bridge.
No. Y= Is situated in North Middleton township,
miles from Carlisle. on the Harrisburg and Carlisle
turnpike road. about li_ miles trim Middli sex Mills,
bounded as foll o ws: on the north by the Conislogninet.
Creek, on the west by Irvine's heirs. on the Pest by J.
Noble and Jesse Zeigler, and on the son tit by Abraham
Hetrick and the Harrisburg turnpike road. containing
TWII HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, about
100 acre‘ of Limestone and the residue is black shay,
about 1t , 4) acres id this tract cleared, under good fence,
and In a good state of cultivation. the balance Is v•-ry
heavy timber. A large portion of the rut in is meadow
land. The improvements are a large STONE DWEIc
LING 11011 SE a largo LOU, AND FRAME BARN,
stone Spring Muse and othor out-buildings. an Apple
Orchard 31111 a large quantity of other fruit trees.
No. 3.—ls it small tract of land about 1 3 mile west Cl
No 1., on the Baker road leadieg from Carlisle to Wag
goner's bridge, containing TWENTY-SIN ACRES of first
rate limestone land. Inouided by said road on the north,
by John Noble on the south. by Brown's heirs on the
east, and by Raker. on the west. '1 he subscriber will
also sell a number of orr LOTS to suit purchasers.-
The above Beset Hod property us ill I' , o dd on reasonablt
terms. ARMSTRONG NOIII.F.
Carlisle, January 10, 'Mt
30 00
30 00
30 00
ATVLITIBLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PIRVATE SALE.—The subscriber will Fell
the property he 110 W owns rind wen
k 11,, , ... pies, (formerly owned by the. E ev. T. V
r il l., 7 Moire. situated 011 South Ilanover set
.t, iti" Carlisle, adjoining the property of Mr
ew ~..do.w. Wm. Oraltam. near the Wathul Hot
.
tom 11.004.1. consisting of a 'IN oWN myr AND A II AI. F
00,hy 240 feet. upon which are erected a good two st, ry
FRAME 1161 SF, Wood Done and Stable, together wit h
other out-buildings. There is,also a good brick vemented
Cistern. capable of holding forty-five hogsheads of water.
The property is lit t;:ofal repair.
Also. for sale, a full TOWN LOT adjoining the above,
GO by •210 feet. Any one wanting such property will do
well to call and examine.
n0v2.2.-6m lIENEDICT LAW.
AKE RY REMOVED. --G corge
Grossman luttrtus his customers that his Bread and
site Bakery has been removed to the room formerly
occupied by Mr. Jacob Setter, as it Hardware store, on
North Hanover street, where he has made extensive
arrangements than itereton,re in his baking department,
witlr , the view of accomodating the increased demand fur
Domestic Bread. lie will bake FRESII BREAD and
ROLLS every day front the verry• best Flour. A variety
of cakes kept constantly on band. Families supplied at
short notice with Breakfast anti Ton cakes. Thankful
to the public for the patronage heretofore received, he
respectfully solicits a continuance of their favors.
m. May, 0'56. G EURO E MAN,
Drg
4joobs.
])ONNETS, BONNETS.*
The subhcriber is just receiving another supply ot
Spring and Summer Bonnets consist lug of English Straw
chip, Braid. satin Straws, Neopollthin, and Ben Braid.
also a new supply of very choke Colored and White
Bonnet Ribbons varying - ln Price from 1234 . to 50 cents
per yard.
Also a large assortment of Childrens and Misses Straw
and Braid Flats. OEO. W. I IBM 88.
May 16.'55
fIARPETING.—An entire now assort
ximont of Otrpotingjust rocoivod. Imlierial, ingrain,
Venation and cotton, selling very cheap by
May 9'55. Alti.RB 001 JAW.
CARD.-SVIL T.-
ip Fine Factory tilled and Ground Mum Salt, con
stantly on hand and for sale.
CAltlt, GIESE k CO.,
Flour, Grain and Lumber Commission Merchants.
Spear's Wharf.
Aloe, CEMENT and CALCINED PLASTER. Agency
of the N. A. and Rosendale Co.
Baltimore, Jan. 22, 1855.
ATS I—SPRING STYLES receiv
ed and for tutle at KELLER'S Old Stand on North
anorer street. A beautiful assortment of Gentlemen's
White Otter Hats, the' fashionable style for summer,
now on hand. Call and see them
May 16.,'55
HAVE rOceived my Spring supply
of GARDEN BREDS from Mr. Landreth. AR soeds
told by me are warranted YRII6II and UNNUISII.
Carlisle, AIM 4, 1855. - • B. ELLIOTT.
Rear t'state Safes
.INO. R. PARKER,
Atty. for thr Owners
BY LAST MAILS,
LATEST DESPATCHES!
K. N. Triumph at Washington
WAstipttroN, D. C June s.—The municipei
election't , ok place here to-day for the choice
of a r.t3 Co:lector, Register and Surve..Yor. oral
for Councilmen. There NVCIT only two
in the field, the Americali end Union tie:,( is
The American inejority last year for May, r
was 431; over the democratic Candidate T'
day the Americans again triumphed eleetif.g
their Candidates by II majority of neatly dbli,
and eleetimz n majority in both brnothetz
file City Council. The election Wes warmly
contested but passed off without ilisturbabe,
N. National Convention
PHILADELPHIA, June 4. The Know Noth
ttsNational Convention assembles here to-,
morrow. Two hundred and ten delegates firg...A:
reported to be present, and every State ansl-""
Territory is represented. The first day's se -
sion will be private. but if possible the subsc
quent Fessions will be open to the public.
Liquor Mot at Portland, !quint.
flos - roN, June 4 —Tifh Portland papers of
this morning'fornish some additional particu
lar,: of the Liquor riot in that city on Saturday
night. The attack upon the building wht re
the liquor was stored was made chiefly fy
b o ys, who threW' moues and other missiles.
Nlayor Neal Dow soon after appeared upon tl
ground, armed with a sword, and closely ft'-
lowed by the military companies whom he had
ord,red out 'The appearance of the May' r
and military exasperated the crowd, and they
were received with groans and hisses. Ti c
captain refused to obey, saying the circum
stances did riot call for such measures. The
Rine Guard soon afterwards approached, a r.d
the mat looing burst open the'door of the
pow roms, cue seeti ,, n of the company fire'',
by order of the Mayor. One person was kit -
ed, and six or seven wounded. A public nu (r
-ing of citizens was held this nu ruing, and a
committee appointed to investigate all the cir
cumstances. They passed a resolution r , -
questing the Mayor to resign.
Marringe Party Poiscined
BA LTIMORE, June 4.—A marriage party.in
Washington county, Maryland, were poisoned,
a day or two since, by eating custard in wt icb
arsenic bad been s placed. Some twenty-five
are not expected to live. The bride is among
the number. It is n mystery as to who corn
'flitted the net. The servants are all sick from
eating of the custard.
Sam in Open SCPBIOII.
NPNV YouK, June 4.—A public meeting of
Enow•Nothings was held at Stuyvesam het:-
tute to night to make an open declaration ci
American principles. The meeting wa•
large. The addresses and resolutions p
embodied sentiments eimilar to those 0
Barker Know-Nothings. An attctop
lunde to introduce the question of till
%%hick caused some disturbance, but the
ment signally failed, and the meeting
adjourned, with three times three cheers r
the firs! fuli le ,, gth crew cf Sam, and groans
for Seward and Greely.
The Virginia Election
Rummest:, June 4.—The official retums
from Virginia reduce Wise's official mojerity
below ten thousand. The election of Lewis,
Dem., in the Eleventh Congressional Distr!ct
is in doubt,. The Richmond Enquirett, says it
is prepared to hear of his defeat. '
Anti-Prohibitory Demonstration.
READING PA., Juno 4.—There was a large
and enthusiastic meeting of citizens ofillerke
and the adjoining counties held here to day,
in opposition to the recently enacted Liquor
Law. Dr. Muhlenburg presided, and a num
ber of speeches were made. A series of reso
lutions, strongly denunciatory of the law,
passed. The streets were thronged, and can
non fired during the day.
1)14.74NTZ & 13 0 Tll
) enured A 'very great excitement by their large Amt
magnificent stock or N.L.W UOODS,jus - t opened among
which NY I I be found._ . •
•
CLOTHS, CAStzIMERS, vEsTiNas,
Cotton and Linen coat and pants stvW. Ladles Tress
goods in great variety, consisting of nod and Shitted
SILKS, the best brands of Black Silks, Barge, Do Laittes.
Tissues, Barge de laines. Ortmadines, Tissue
Sebastimol, Lawns, llingbants, Alpachas, Riad, Strirtd
and Plain dress tousling ' CLiutzes, Prints of all qualities
and a tremendous stock of them, Flannels, Ticking,
:111$11111‘, I,IIIVIIB or our own importation. Pm an Is.
laces. Edgings, frees trimming, foolery, Gloves, tiLd a
full supply of
BONNETS AND\IOIIIIONS,
From 25'cts. to tita. for bonnets, and t!,:i" to 3734 ets•
yard for Ribbons, Hats, Caps, Oil Cloths, Window shades,.
and an immense variety of goods in our line, 1111 to laty' t ,
sold at prices that defy competition.
moll 11.
N
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T G ui C . ) L O A D T V 4T I GOODS-: t, N iti .l l l :A .o W sTyi
si
I ant now receiving from New York and Philadelphia
an Immense stet:Rini new, desirable and Cheap (loclis,to
which I would call the attention of all my' old friends
and customers, as well as the public genera fly. slaving
purchased most of my goods freer the largest importing
houses In New York, 1 am enabled to give better bar
gains than can be had at ally other house In thecounty.
Our assortment of
NEW STYLE. DRESS GOODS
Is large, complete and beautiful. Another lot of those
elegant and cheap BLACK SILKS, embroidered hand
kerchiefs, sleeves, collars, ruffles, edgings, and insert
lugs, a stock that: for extent and cheapness defies all
competition. gingham, calicoes, de li e g e s, de
tlrkings, checks, a tremendous assortment.—
thieves and hosiery cheaper than over. Cloths, mod
mores, cords, cottonades, Sc. 4:c. a full assortment and
very low In price.
CARPETINGS AND MATTING&
An entire new.stock of three ply, ingrain, cotton and
venitlan carpeting, bought very cheap and will be sold
very low. Also white tad colored Mattings.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
A large supply of ladles and gentlemen's hoots, shoes
and gaiters. Intending to give up the Grocery depart
ment, I will dispose of what I have on band in that
'line, at low prices. Also' some well wade Clothing cn
hand, which 1 will sell for less than cost as I want to
close It out. Come one and all to the Old Stand on East
Main street, and select your (1004111 from the largest and
cheapest stock ever brought to Carlisle.
apr4 CHARLES OGILBY.
CHEAP GoolS.—Tho 13ubsoriber is
now opening a fresh lot of seasonablo goods, at her
new location, opposite tho Railroad Mee, iprice.n Alain strert.
Carlisle, which will be sold the lowest
april . ll, 4t. MatAJilLtitET SNODORA
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