Nay Murrtis
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ARRISBURG FEMALE' SEMI
_ L. NAIIY.-:,This flourishing Institution will reopen
the FIRST MONDAY in - SEPTEMMR, with a full
d able corps of teachers. Pupils will be revolved tit
y period and charged only from time of entranco;-- ,
talogues giving fall particulars van bo obtained at
0 Store of A. M. Piper or at the Telegraph 'Ace.
For further Information address the Prloclpal,
Harrisburg, Aug. 8'55 y 7 Mrs. A. LECONTIiI
N ORDINANCEIN REFERENCE
TOPVEIGIITS, MEASURES, &c.—
tN,CTION 1. Bo it ordained and enacted by the Town
remil of the Borough of Carlisle, a tait is hereby or
. bred and enacted by the authority of the seine, that
re Clerk o. the Market shall always keep for the use of
°Corporation, exact standard weights and ineasurils,
rd shall regulate annually the scales, weights and
etsures within the Borough of Carlisle, according to
I standard of the Commonwealth; and it shall be
0 duty of the said clerk, at least once in every year,
go to the stores, houses, stalls, and shires of the unt
rs, venders, or proprietors of beams. and try and ad
et Inc cause to be adjusted) all beams, srales, weights
nl measures,and seal the saute with the initials of his
rt Or surname, and the current year, 'for which trial
adjustment he shall demand and receive the fob
ring fees, to wit:—,Per the trial and balancing. of
cry set of scales, ton cents; of every patent balance,
'city cants; of every sot of coal or hay scales, two
llrtr each; and.of every yard measure, six cents: for
cry bushel" measure, fwenty cents; tor every half
rshel measure, fifteen cents; for every peck and half
sk measure, ten cents; for every quarter-peek meas
e, six and a fourth cents; Of every gallon. half-gallon
quart measure, fttUr cents each; of every pint Or
ts, three cents each; of every weight, twenty-eight
mots or more, twelve and a half emits; of- every
right less than twenty-eight pounds, four cents each;
ul :in additional charge for leant, labor, or other outbi
ds for adjusting said beams. scales, weights .and
ensures, at the current value of labor and materials
mistier", and no more. And if tlielsaid makers, von.
rs, or proprietors of beams, scales, weights and coca
s, or any of thorn, shall find it inconvenient to have
ern adjusted or sealed, or for any other Cause, the
id beam y scales, weights and measures shall not
ve been adjusted and sealed when said clerk attends.
ry shall be required to bring the same to his. Mee
^ brre using them, and have them adjusted and sealed;
r hieli lie shall receive the same fees as if done at the
ruses, stalls, stores or Mikes of said tualiers. venders.
proprietors: Provided, That for the sealing of suelt
.4111,, scales, - weights and measures, as have been
aled the previous year, he shall dentinal and receive
my one-half the before mentioned fees.
Si.eriON 2. The clerk is hereby required to stamp or
aLse to be stamped with the word •• condemned" all
rh false beams ' scales, weights and measures, as he
rind within the said borough that cannot well be
Ijosted and shall be paid the same fees ,or every
cal re. adjustment as Is provided for In section
St:crioN 3. All the provisions of the ordinances. or
nets of ordinances regulating the inspection of weights.
..ties. beams and measures, used for the purpose of boy
. tg and selling, shall he extended to all such weights.
beams and measures as are used firr the purpose
eharging fur freight, tonnage. transport mien. emu
tr. other charges, where such charges are regu-'
tad by weight or measure. •
See Ellett' 1. In case any maker, vender, or proprietor
'returns. scales, weights or measures within the bar
ugh of Carlisle, shall neglect or refuse to comply with
or' requisitions which the clerk is authorized to make
ml direct in regard to the regulation Ad weights runt
rem:lmes; or shall sell by thlse banns, scales, weights
r measures, such person or persons so Offending shall,
tr entli /led every offence, forfeit and pay the sum of
e dollars, which may be sued for and recovered as
he penalties are recoverable.
;.r. - rtrix 5. Any person who shall, in any way, alter
ar) measure, so that the capacity thereof is diminished,
err the salute shall have been adjusted and Settled, re
hall, in buying or selling, use any measure so altered;
aol any person who shall alter any scales, heron or
veight seas to impair the adjustment thereof. after
he same shall have been adjusted and sealed; and any
;eels, vender or weigher who shall have in his posses
' bra any scale, beam, weight or lova:runs, sir altered Ile
shall on conviction before env Jostle., of the
.ro,u mrfeit and pay the sum of ten dollars. mot if the
convicted refuse or neglect to satisfy such
.dell ore, with costs. immediately, or produce goods
end .•11.1 t t els sufficient where. rn to levy the said forfeit
togteher with costs, then the said Justice of the
ee'rre shall commit the offender for the space of thirty
.fats.
Ono moiety of the furfcitnres in mono)•
te•roio4 and becoming duo for ony offence mtain4 this
ar,•, shell he paid to the Itorouzli Treasurer, fur
Lr use of saltkßorough, and the other moiety to the
~,,,m or persons who shall prosecute end sue for the
Si:,•, joN 7. The clerk fibnll, once in each year, give
mum. , by publication in two newspapers published in
the Ilavugh, to all persons interef,ted, to have their
wci ts, measures, &e., regulated etc.:oral:l4 to the pro
vi.ion4 of this ordinance: and shall in said advertise
ment state where his olilco is held.
Emieted find passed by thn Town Council of the Dor ,
oimh of Carlislt, In the Celine!! Chamber, on 'Monday,
MI, ;huh day of July, A. D., 1815.
ARMSTRONG NOBLE, Chief Burgess.
' Attest—WM. 11. WETZEL, Secretary'.
CArlisle, Aug. S., 1855.
$1000! 81000 i!
AFFLICTED
AND
UNFORTUNATE,
, Cut out and preserve tho fob
lowing card. It Is particularly
important to 6TRANNERS AND
TRAVELLERS, to prevent their
being misled end deceived by
the Icing boasts, false promises, and spurious roc's.,
mendations (from the dead and unknown) of Foreign
and Native Quacks, of whom there or more in Phila
delphia than elsewhere, because of the clemency of the
sof the State. Citizens know and avoid them.
[laving tried ono to twenty dollars worth of Quack
Mixtures, Extracts, Invigorating Elixirs, Cordials, Bit
ters, kr., without effect—having been deceived by mis
rem t se
•.• Mod anti exaggerated accounts of Self-Abuse.
Secret Db,ntses and their consequences, published in
Advertkoments, Books, Sm., and misled by false re
ceipts ;Led wrong advice contained therein, purposely
to increase sufferings, andaiarm anti frighten 'the un
thinking, the more easily to extort large fees, (which is
more evident, boing sold for loss than cost of printing
and advertlsingi—having paid five to one hundred dol
lars L) Foreign and Native Quacks
WITHOUT BEING CURED,
h lying Suffered much and long—though the time lost
cannot be recalled, nor the money recovered you paid
and were defrauded of, yet you Call be cured, however
had, long standing or alllicting-yeur case, by Dr. Leila'.
• "Be wise, betimes; Delays aro dangerous."
"Time is Money; Time saved is Nancy earned."
I'OUND MEN DR OTIIERS,
Single,,marrled, nr contemplating marriage, suffering
from Self-Abuse or its. consequences, or suffering from
any other causes, defects, or doseasos, and LAT/11 , :S,
whatever their diseases or situations, may honorably
rely and confide in Dr. Leidy's skill' and success. Ac
eoluntodntionsi if required. with kind and efficient at
tentiance„at Dn. LEIDY',9,PRIVATE OSPITA
- rn sr trIIVISV J • -••• '••
TILLITII IS NIMIITY'
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
is waged tho following cannot bo contradlctod, namely;
that
DR. N. B. LEIDY,
N 0.114 North FOURTU Street, above Raeo,
Is the only regular •Physielan residing In PhiWel
phis, graduate of the University of Pennsylvania; of
1833, (twenty-two years) exclusively engaged in the
treatment of Secret or Delicate Diseases of both sexes;
s o u:Amigo and its consequences; Organic 'Weakness
.and Inability; Nervousness; Irregularities and other
diven‘ng ,or situations of Females; and which he will
cure in lass time and less restraint, snore effectually,
than any oth ON er, under-forfolt of
E THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Dr. LEIDY has more patients. and cures them too,
than all adVertising Doctors, so called or otherwise ' In
Philadelphia combined, and proudly refers' to Profes
sors and respectable Physicians, many of whom consult
him In critical eases, and respectable ()Wrens, Mer
chants and Hotel Proprietora, as to his known skill, rw
putation and uu DlS paralleled euecess.
TANT PATIENTS
rail have necessary advice and medicine sent them by
mall or Otherwise, to Any part of the United States,
giving a description of their MOH (enclosing It reason.
able foe) by letter to Da. N. D. LEIDY,
No. 114 North FOURTH Street, above Saco
N. B.—Letters of Inquiry or Information omor, ((m
-ow, from patients) to receive attention, must contain
ONE DOLLR, in consideration of time and trouble an
swering anti A laurmatlou given. •
August 15; 1855.
AND WILL PREVAIL!
diem Mmertisements.
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
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Cumberland Co. Agricultural Society,
To be held on their own grounds at Carlisle on
'WEDNESDAY, TIIUItSDAY and FRIDAY the 17, 16th
aud 19th of October, 1855
REGULATIONS.
1. The grounds will be provided with convenient and
secure buildings and enclosures for the reception and
display of stock,
of agrlcultpral and horticultural Im
plements, anti of manufaefured goods. Competition is
invited from allAurrtz,r — Of Pennsylvania and the adjoin
ing States. lay and straw will belurnished in proper
quantities, at cost mite.
2. The Exhibitionffill open on Wednesday. October,
17, at 9 o'clock, A.M., before which time all anllll.llB
and artieles intended for competition must be mn the
grounds and duly recorded at the business °Mee. The
Society will not be responsible for the omission of the
Judges to examine objects which are not recorded as
aforesaid.
3. Upon entering their animals, exhibitors. who are
not members of the Society. 1011 be subjected to a
charge of one dollar. On all articles INTENDED con COM
PETITION a similar charge will be Malik', but articles NOT
intended for competition, may bo entered gratuitously.
11 objects must be described and entered as soon as
taken within the enclosure, and must have cards at
tached either to them or near their plaro on the show
ground; which cards Will be furnished I' ) the entering
clerk. and will contain the number corresponding to
that In his book, the name of the object, exhibited. and
the mane of the exhibitor. Members of the Society are
not sun jest to this charge.
4. Every exhibitor, upon his contribution being duly
entercd,.will receive a season ticket admitting himself
to the grounds during the, whole time of the Exhibi
thin.
iL in all rases of equality of merit in articles exhibit
ed by two or more parties, the inventor and the manu
facturer shall be preferred to the vendor.
a. The Judges will report meritorious °Worts exhibit
ed and not mentioned In the premium list, to the Com
mittee of Arrangement, who may award such premiums
as they think proper.
7. The Judges are authorised to withold premiums
winin objects :Ire not entitled to distinction. and when
but one of a class. for which a premium is offered. Is
exhibited, they Will Make such award as they think it
merits.
8. No object entered van be removed from the ground
before the dose of the Exhibition. and no premium will
he paid on objects removed in violation of this rule.
No animal or article can take .more than one pre
mium.
10. Members of the Society will enjoy all the privi
leges of admission acciirdi'al to exhibitors, and will not
lie subjected to any payment on entering their objects
for exhibition.
11. Thu report , : of thy Judges. and the award of pre
miums will by road from the stand on the Third day of
the Ex hibliton at 1 o'clock, I'. M., and immediately after
paid by (leo. W. Shp:fifer. Treasurer.
12. Price of single admission to the Exhibition. on
fart or in vehicle, 25 cents. For vehicle including
driver, 50 cents.
LIST OF PREMIUMS
ME!
Best thorough-bred Stallion, 0 00
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Next best do. 3 tot
Best Stud Horse adapted to the field and road, 3 00
Next best do. do. 2 (to
Best- thoroughd wed Brood Mare; , - 4 011
Nest best do. ' do. 2 110
Best Mare adapted to the field and road, 2 it
Next best do, do. 1 011
last ligir of Matched Horses, 3 00
Next best do. 2 00
Best single harness Horse, Mare or Golding, 2 on
Next best do. do. 1 00
Best saddle Horse, Mare or Gelding, 2 oo
Next best do. do. 1 no
Best Gorse Dolt between two and four years old, 2 011
Next best do. do. 1 oo
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Best Piney or Mare Colt, do. 2 tat
Next best do, do. 1 Co
Best Horse Colt between one and two years old. lan
Next best do. do. Oil
Best Miley or Mare Colt, do. 1 On
Next beat do. do 00
Best pair of Horses for film and road, 3 00
Bost . I: ark,./.00
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Next best do. 1 00
Best pair of Mules, 3 00
Next hest do. 2 00
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Best Bull over three years old, 3 00
Next best On. do, l 00
Best Bull between two and three, 2 00
Next best do. ' do. —1 00
Best Cow over four yearsald, 2 - OU
Next best do. d o . • 1 00
Best Cow between two and four, 2 00
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Next best do. do. • 1 00
Best Better between one and three years old, 1 00
Next best do. do. 75
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Best yoke of Oxon, 2 00
Next best do.. .. 1 fle
Best fat Ox or Steer. - 2 00
MM2
Bust Buck over a year old, , 1 00
Next best do. do. 75
Best do. under a year old, 7b
TWO best Ewes over a year old, 1 00
Two nest best do. 75
EMI
Best Hoar over a year old, 1 50
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Next best dn. do. 1 00
Bost !Soar over six months and under ono year old, 1 00
Next best do. do. do. 75
Host Sow over ono year old, 1 50
Next best do. do. 1 00
Hest Sow over six months and under one year old, 1 00
Next hest do. do. do. 75
Hest Sow and litter not less than Ore pigs, 2 us
Next best do. do. 1 00
MEM
Best fowls nf'any breed under two years a Cock
and two lions, 1 00
Next best do. 75
Best pair of fowls of any breed,76
Nest (rest do. 50
Best single fowl of any breed, 50
Best pair of turkies, 1 00
Next best do.
Best pair of gees,
Next best do.
Best pair of ducks,
Next best do.
Best display of fandtry,
AGRICULTUICAL IMPLEMENTS AND 111ACIIINEItli.
Bost Plow, the merits thereof to bo decided by
Wel, 2 OA
Next best do. 1 00
itbst Subsoil Plow,l tQ
,
Host Hillside. " 1 00
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Host large Harrow, 1 00
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Next best Ml
Burt Cultivator,l 1 00
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Next best
i 50
Bost Clod Crusher. 1 00
" Lime mid Manure Spreadea,, , 100
" Groin and Seed Drill, 1 00
" Hand Drill, ' . 50
.
" Power Corn Planter, ' 1 00
Assortment of bust Shovels and ndes, 100
,4 lines, 70
~ < 4 Manure F t l i i, ' 75
fies't Liquid Manure Distribu , 100
For tiny now 111141 VeOllOllllNll ; pure, ..- 1 00
Best Draining. Pipes of Tiles," I!: . , 100
" Machine for maklud do; i . ' 100
" Mowing Machine, '': PI 200
" Mowing and Reaping lif I[4 no combined, 200
Next best .. y 160
Best Reaping Machine, • ,-. r 4 1 00
:,." Sulf-Adjusting flay iii Istor 'Mid Blocks, 1 00
" Horse Bake, 4 4 - .
50
Assortment of' beet Grain i k illng, , 1 00
" train, Grass Scythes, 50
~ " Ifay , 14, 'SO
it " Band SMen, 00
Best Portable Steam Engl . kti for Agricultural Pur
i At
pones, . 500
Best Portable Saw Mill, ~ ,ff , 4 00
" . " Grist Mill; 7 500
".. ' " Cider Pres - . 1 00
" " . Hay Press 100
" Power Straw and St ilk Cutter, - 150
" Band " 100
" Power Corn and Cob Crusher, 1 00
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.' ~ " Corn Sheller, . . 100
't Hand " " . 1 00
" Power Thrashing Machine, _ 2 00,
" Endl6l; floor Blinn rower, '. / IGO
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4, Elniut Machin°, 1 00
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1 ' • g - fillt.i . L.lsitti.. .t l s)LtlaaL -4
" Threshing MachinO;
" Steaming Apparatus for firm uso,
." !lay and Cattle Weighing Seale,
"- 'Weighing Machines for general farm • pur
poses, •
Assortments of best largo and small Scales and
'Weights,
hest Root Cutter,
' Wheat Fan;
Power Churn,
"
hand
" Clever Huller,
" Cheese Press
Assmtment of best liftik Pans and Strainers,
• " Groin Measures,
" Axes and Cutting Tools,
Best Beo Hive,
•` Farm Wagon,
" " Cart;
Assortment of best Willow Baskets,
" Farm •'
" Horse Shoes,
" Cedar Ware,
Best Wagon harness for thrill purposes,
---, ('cut
' " harness for working-oxen,
" Plow Dears.
• Display of Light Ifarness,
Next best
Best I,Vagon and Carriage Whips,
'• Yoke fuy working Oxen,
• Display of Agricultural Implements,
Next best
Assortment of best American Cutlery.
•' Hollow Ware.
" Thin-meted Iron,
" " Porcelain Ware,
" Glass Ware,
~ " Ware,
Best Display of Cottage I•'urniure,
Cooking St.,,Ne, •
" Washing. Mullin°,
Assortment of best Pumps for wells,
Best Windmill,
" Iron or other ornaments for grounds.
" Designs for cottages and out-buildings,
• L•on Fence,
" Wire Fence,
Display of pleasure Carriages,
Next be.t
Best solo. harnes4, - upper and belling Leather,
Best valfsklus, dressed
Display of best Trunks,
These will be under the eliar,:e of n Oommittee of
Ladies, who will nuard suitable premiums fur the
Hest Tilltel work,
Zephyr 6'
croebut 64
Bend "
or Acorn work,
" Plain Needled (11 k.
" Ornamoritai Need!,work and Embroidery,
" i'nlr knit Stookll,:4,
Bed Quilt,
Display of best NV•c: Fruit,
" Flowers.
Itest preserves (pre,erved during, the preFent yenrT;
prior to the presant }Tar,
Three leat; es w lint Bread.
Best Five lbs. fresh Butter, 1 00
Se,•ond 75
Third bent ' 50
Best firkin or jar of salted or preserved Butter,
not less than '2,011.5., 1 00
Next best firkin or jar do,
Best let, of la u d, not lees than 10 lbs., 1 00
-
Next hest ••
Itest Ilnm, (unskinned) cured and cooked by ex.
Whiter,
that t'heese, not less than 10 lbs.,
Next bent ,to.
Best simple bushel of Red Wheat,
Next best
Best White Wheatr
Next best "
Best sample bushel of Bye
Next best
Best sample bushel of White Flint Corn,
Next best "
list sample bushel of Yellow Flint Corn,
Next best "
Best sample of tieurd Seed Corn,
Next best
Best s u pple Mixed Corn,
Next best
Best sample bushel of oats,
Best sample half bushel •,1' Totaeoq. White Men
cers', I , ,,xite, Fox's soc,ning. Forth tidd. each. 50
Best bushel ‘.l':-.F.we.:t 1.01:0 ,es, raised lu this State, 00
Rest half bushel Sut•ar lieets, (.0
" Long lied Beet, 2;.
gl .. )111 twat NV nit zoi. 00
lent Orange Carrot, 60
it gg Ifliito Belgian, 60
it 411 'v01.,. purple top Huta Ilaga, 60
di White— 20
4, Drtualtoml or Flat Dutdi Cabbage, six, beads, 25
Savory " II 20
44 Pb: Putnpl:ins, ' GO
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44 Ntarrow'Squash, 25
4, Display N't.gotables by market gardener, I 00
" ]lox Honey, —.• 75
" 100. Flour, '-' 1 00
" 100 lb& Corn ,Ifeel, .70
" Display of Agricultural Produce generally 1.00
Next best do. - 50
A suitable premium will be given for any new variety
of Grain or Produce of improved quality.
A statement, of the mode and manner of Making and
prc,er% ing the different kinds of Butter will be required
of the competitors. -The preserved or salted Butter,
must have Been put up at least two mouths previous to
the Exhibition.
Best collection of hardy Evergreen (conifer:to) 1:t pots,
eiNon-hause Plants,
Deniems of baskets and bouquets of cut Flowers,
" Basket.: of Indigenous Flowers, oval and round,
" collection of Dahlia cut Flowers, 24 varieties,
" and largest collection of do.
" collection of Hoses, cut dowers, 20 varieties,
12 "
• ‘• of Urapes, Isabella, 12 bunches,
Cantu La, " "
" •
Vitrietios " Foreign, raised In cold house
• Specimens " 'Hamburg, " " ti
" new American seedling Apple,
Pears,
" 12 specimens of Apples,
12 Pears,
Collection of Apples, three specimens,
Pears
" half peck Quinces,
PlMtehtS•
" Cranberries, Pennsylvania growth,
" 0 Melons, (water),
" Nutmeg variety,
" 0 Egg Plants,
" Peek Tomatoes,
MI
For the trial of PLOWB and etowian, will take place, on
tie last day of the 'Exhibition, the 10th . October, at 9
o'clock, A. I. The Plows intended for trial must be at
the Exhibition during tho whole time. Premiums will
be awarded to the Lest plowmen:
Best,
Next best,
Beat Plowboy under 17,
Next best do,
PREMIUM FOR CLOP.
11(6st field of Wheat, not less tlion 3 Acres,
" nye,
6 , 6. Cots,
" Corn,
" Potatoes, 0 - 1 acre, 100
4 .lot of Sugar loots, " I { "' 100
' " Huta Dago, " 1„.,4 " 1 01,
" " Carrots, "
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0 " Parsnips, 44 f 4) 44 100
1 00
" " Flat or Fluid Turniiis, not less 4 sere r . 100
4.7,- A careful Nato: willground always on the to
take care of the Stock and articles exhibited: ..
CO3I3IITTEE OP AItIiNNOEMP.NTS,
(iEO. W. SIItIAITEIt,
Int. W. W.1)A1..E.
HOBERT 31001119.
CO. U. BUCILER, PRESIDENT,
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ROW:11T MOOR]; Skald:T..lkt%.
1.555. SOMETHING NEW ! 9 55
ximicies irATF.yr
' Alit-TIGHT SELF-SI:ALM CANS AND JARS;
For preserving fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Any one,,
says the Philadelphia Inquirer, irtil be struck at the
simplicity and admirable adaptation to the end propos
ed. An intelligent child can seal thous. For sale by
qmoicsale or retail by • .P. MONYEIt,
June2.o North Hanover Street, Carll4o.
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LASTIC BELTS.—Just received a
Li lot of Black and ColorodSLlk and Worsted Elasticßo ts, byGEO. W. lIITNEIL
El=
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1 00
2 00
1 00
"Jtaef Qsstate Safes
QIIERIFYS SALES.—By virtue of
sundry writs hf Venditioni Exponas issued out of
the Court Of
.Cinnown - Pleas Cumberland county, find
Incto directed, P will expose by public v endue or out
my, at the Court !louse in the borough of Carlisle. on
IiSDAY the •-i3d day of August, 1155, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. the following described heal Estate, via :
1 00
A Tract of land situate in Franhford town
ship Cumberland county containing four !PITS more or
less boundod on the North by Daniel Hullo• East by
KullteSouth by Daniel Rulle, West by .liln
Wa thereovereeted a one wad a half story
log holm. log Stable an, well of water. Orchard &c.--
eized and taken in CXV, ution as the property of ALvrin-
AO MAHN with notice tO 0111111t8 in poSSCSriOn.
Also, n lot of ground situate in the borough
of Shlppensburg, containing one fourth of an here more
or less. hounded on the West by Queen sfreet, on the
North by a lot of the heirs of }Award bird ilec'd. on the
East by a thortemi Mot alley, ou the South by a lot
tho heirs of wri g ht oee'd.having. tlwreon 01,cted.
a one story log llouse. Seized and taiten lu exevut ion
OS the property of DAYin I:lloMerai.N.
Also the entire interest of John McFeelr
In a lot of situate in the Itorough of Carlisle'
Cumberland rounty, rentalnlng CO feet In front ntid '2.10
feet in depth mole or less. bu«nded (ill the east by Ilsm
over street, on the Politic by the lion. James 11. Graham
ou thin West by an alley and North by atralley. hat hut
thereon erected, two two story stone homes and. a lary.o
two story bail( building and two and a hair story stile
Houses. and a two story fianie bujldi ng and hap, Sta .
bles and other out houses
MEM
ME
Iril
Also the entire interest Of John MeFeely in
a lot of ground situate in the 'Borough it rnru,k. con
taining :al fret in front and 'Jo feet in depth mote or
less, honi t d,d on th, North by ?Into street the Suut h
by 1111:01ey. on the East by Thin us 111•11 , . nn the
Wll4 by Andrew [Amore., in hareem of a taw
qb)ry efiftim.rloor , lectllno. and , tierk nut houses
Seized 'o
a! and taken in exarn nas the property of Jun::
!debiliy -and all to lie sold
Sheriffs 411114.4, Carlisle 1 . .141SE1'11. ?14.1)_.!{ I)\1)
Aug. Ist, 154.4.
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ATA - 1,1,T ABLE "TOWN 1)1101'E 11T1 , 7
Fon S A I.ll.—Tho larg.. 11r14.1: 11444 pm 4 1 41,1 1,44 t
situated ou I...mtlwr Street tono door cast of I,lml:emu:to
A..,;),.„,, , „„n.,,. The house contair ..
~,,X. : ."1 MM.. 1:11.0,.. rooms, I...sides tWO fllll , llll
i1yt0,,. 4 , r, at ti, chambers Imre 1.114.114.44 mid sun.-
,3 1 p f l! r Vl ,
' " 3 ' ,-............:- out 1.1.11t11,.r strtmt by 2do filet 1.m.14. 144
a wide alley, Ilthi 120 fopt, nn North
Street fort to the 5:1111r alley. eoittalilliez 111 ell
tti.t.llt. till :tell* or grunt. There in :11,0 a t;in al truant
house and a .tablo ra met. long eu the pri.mh , es. Tito
propmty would stilt admirably f n • either ii
private reAllema, a lioardimr s.•hold ur ilietory estaldhli
molt. For tet•nts Se. enquire of
ME
11MM=IMI
The sndscritmes will offer at pudlie sale on I-ATI . lI
DAY. the Sth of Septem b er, at 2 n'elerk. I'. M. on Ito
pre•in i,es. a small Farm. late the preperty of lames Me
%Ulster. dee'd. situate in llirhitt.uu towindilio on t h e
turnpike. lit,j miles nmst of Cariddo, adjoining lands of
lames M. Itaiston. David lAtie an.dotherk.,
rovrAiNiso rirry ACIZES,
T 11.11! or Tht , lan4 IS Itnl ,. a.Tie finality. a
large it covere.l altli tUnl,cr, ,Thy Improve
litent•: ari• a BRICK
1 oo
Barn liint.lo, ilh .11 , p. AIOX:111-
.ler's spring. runs v, ithin two roils el
J
ill.. house. Persons vie,, • lif
a:t
ti t s property tio so pre N hits to Us,: t "ON" -
sale ho on the premises. Terms a ill t.e undo
known On said tiny by
•
Aug, 1. 1555
ATALUABLE LDIESTON E FA It 31
FOIL - SALE. The :iut.sellber utters fur ,aie. the
Farm on wht , :h he flee lives. situate In Seth Mhl,tl,--
Vn t.,anship, two mite:, vont h of t%trlisle, at the 11,1,1
of Bonny Isnmk. .
i.'itNTAININri SI XTY ACHES,
more or tirA•rate llinemone land, ail of width is
in 0 high I-Lite of cultivation; except stead t o,
tunes of line NI:0.0110nd. There Is a fine meadow on the
witidi Is well tolOteti for Intel, gardening.
enntimignt to the enrllso market.
The improvements aro a good two story DWELLING
JIOUSE, well finished and in good order, with a
~e;,34 Bank Mann and other out•l , uililings. The Eon, y
" - ''' . "." . ltroult spring of uover v , eter.i. rElit at
the doer. and runs through the faun. a young
Mid thriving Orchard of choke. fruit. Persons desirous
to VZII/111.110 th,t tdacu , ore regue.tett to call on the m.,:na
sex.
111),„. Also, for sale, : nbout live acres of MOUNTAIN
Melt Is (N.-ored with good Cheomut thither,
The nbovo properties, If not s old 1. 0 t1 1 . 0 y
the I st,day of Zieptetnbor twit, oti that day be ex
posed to puldly nuke. on the pronb , es, at I'2 o'clo.d , .
whelk toting will be made knoivu by
1;ETEI: BACHMAN,
jy4 -21 n. DAVID SMITH.
FIAR3I. AT PUBLIC SALE. —On
1
TUESDAY, the 21st day of Aunist, 1,:.5, Ti,
Fti riser Ibe r will sell at piddle sale. on the promises, the
Farm late the proporty of Coon:0 Weidle, deYd.. sit mitt d
in Went Pennsboro town,hip, one mile east it Nen silk,
adjoining the State Road and lards of IL Woods, ,l;et er
Mink') and others eontainlng •lo Acres, part lime, tm)
and the halanee black slate land, all limed. The im
provements are a we:abet...hoarded
HOUSE, LOG BARN. Wash.llouso,
all of them - new buildimzs, a well of „lie 4, ni ii i: 4 . ,
4
never failinp: water at the door. an 11,1 ,10 2- r
Apple,' Orchard W ith all kinds of
....a ..
obolee Intl, Re. The property will
fin sold sold wjthotti reserve. Any pert•on a ishing to 4.X
OMITIO thy prOperty can do so by calling; on Mrs. Wohllo
On t hoikrovulstis, or .tilnry Leman; agent, on tho adjoin
tug
' CATUAIZINE DM:, ventrix
,-A,.... ...„,..,.,- TOWN PROPERTY FOR
-r)..; • • v.
riV• q
.. SA 1a...--lite Slabscrilwr oilers at pri
-1,,-,, ~' il .
.:1, ~ vntesale vrolulbl‘• ilollf 4 l. :I nd halflot
,1: ot;' ' ' - 'i• - .... ofgreunti t ) it uated In North Hanel or
— T
street.. The intproyementa in two staly weather.beardt d
House, washbowl), bakehouse, n cistern, &e.. &v. The
lot is 30 feet in front. and 241) in depth, and contains in
varbly of excellent fruit trees. Torras easy. Apply to
3AColl Willi.
Agent for S, F. I inentblen.
Junol3
- I TA Al 3 Lill TOWN PROPERTY
I FOR SALE—WiII be sold at private sa l e , i t ver y
valuable Ti tIYN PROPERTY, the late residence of t;uo.
A. Lyon. Esq., deed. The property comprises two full
town lots, caeh 60 feet in front end 240 feet In depth,
situate' On north side of East Main street, icing a nte , t
desirable locality, either for business or n private resb
deuce, The Inipmvetnents are n large
• we story SToNE LIQUeE, with an of-
Bee attached. a large three story
03.;. ,A BRICK MACK RUILDINo, n S mo k e
fit V.:
House, twolarge cistern s. (one of theta
with elegant tittering upparatus,) an lee house and oth
er necessary out. Windings. There Is an elegant. GAR
DEN connected with the house, and the finest and be , t
selection of fruit trees in the borough. Also rasberries,
c. For terms toil..further particulars enquire of
- • A. L. SPONSLER,
3 00
1 LO
1 00
2 00
1 00
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2 00
May Ile. R ea l Estate Agent, Carlisle.
TO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE,
I . and business mon gonerallY. — The Repository and
Whig. published at Chambersburg,, Pa., is now in its
SIXTV-HECON) , YRAR, R11 . (1111IN, tbr anew than baud centu
ry, enjoyed the LARGEST CIRCULATION of any paper
lu its Section of the State. It Is printed on a mainuth
Sheet, in tkitarto form, and contains woohly forty-eight
rid trams of original and solveted reading matter ' and
advertisements. It in utraqualled by any of Its local
contemporaries in the extent and 'variety of its corres
pondence, both home and forelgn.jtnd original contri
butions, Price, $2 per annum dye copies for $9 ; ten
for sls—in advance. •• ,
It iscertranly the very best Advertising Medium in
Pennsylvania, out of the cities, not 'only because Of its
eirehlation, but rasa because of the substantial and thrif
ty chatacter of its patrons. As a medium for offering.
REAL., ESTATE for male it Is especially desirable, as it
caches a largo 'class of Real Estate ownersrand dealers
and business men generally. than any other local paper.
-Terms moderate. Advertisements rany be sent directly
to the PubliSher, or through any paper In which this ad
vertisement is inserted. Address
Juno 20
A. L. SP.INSLER.
Real Estate .k4ent, rIL ii
DAVID RALSTON •
JAMES LINDSAY,
Executbrs
ALEX. N. McgLURE.
Chamboyebueg, Pa.
•
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lefe.s
EAM.
••• lemma.
U.M.BE It 1 - , AN 1) VALI, EY R,,,`R.-
lJ
CIiANCIE OF 1.01110 i!
On awl after 110 N DAY. August. Ctli, 1555, Pni.Fenger
Trains will rim as follows: (Stuidityii u%cepted:
FOR 11..A.11.1.0511URG i'
.1,4 Tr3lo, 2&t .
Train.
fi.ls '
11..,31. 4.:;0, P. M.
5.43 .. -" . '5.00, ~
Leave Cliamlwrsburg
ippon sburg,
" Nowville.
6 ' 14.elimiksbUrg,
At I.l2wrisburg,
7 6 . . 0 2 2 .1 ; y /\i c
8 0 :
7 . 30,
7,65, 7.15 .
POll CIIAMBERSBUIta.
. Ist-Tr:dn. 2d rain:
..8.1.10. A. Ii .1.031, P. XI
0.03, 6 , 1,24). "
0410, " 2 21, "
1(6.15, "
11.47, " 3.15,
11.15, " 3.48, "
TRAINS
ua VII Harrisburg for Philadelphia at 1.12 and 8.10
als , t at 7.: , 0 and via I:r,l . tim WA. •
Leave llarrisbnrg for Pittsburg at 0.20 A.M.; 12.38 r.nr,n,
and 4. I'. 11.
Leave Harrisburg for Baltini9re, at - 1.30, and F.:10 A. ;51.;
at IP. If. and Wl, Train York at 7 I'.
Cara of Panphin and iztv , lnehanna Bait Road Imre liar
rislairz at G, A. M. a (.1 2, P. I. for Aul Urn, Putt:t
rifle, L'eading..l r.
At all tnt iaw; "here Tickets are sold, Fares are
TEN cENTS rr.S'S than when paid in the Cars.
A. F. 'M Fri!, suvutintomient.
hail 11,0 (Wien. flia:utten.hurz, }
A ligt.tA
Lpace Ilarrigburg,
• ochamiesburg t
" Sl:ippon:4mm,
At Ch:unl•crsburg,
Summer ,worts
pER,Ity (vv. WA ti. 3,1 SPRINGS,
PEN N: 4 l' INA NI A,
Will he open fer visitors from the nth day ofJune.
• 11. 11. El."11;:II, Proprietor.
This most iI iral.te waterier liter Is situat , nl on the
Links of Silkirtllllll . s Creek, which flows at the base of
pis , 2,ah ' ,4 1110 e hundred feet aim% e the lev
el el the creek. in front of the dwellin^k. This stream
airerd 4 plea , ure to the iruest,...s there are Nat.: upon it
to Inss op and down. :in.o a hea Lanni Islwel In It. well
ith lar;4o forest trees; the walks up aim down
the creek ore delightful, while there isplealture forto.a..
u hi, desire to Ihti in the strelllS The springs are numer
on, and ette tint be quilku.stel ill:bathing: there are bath
house.: separale fur heti., :mid eyntlenien, also tarn
phutre p fOr inch, With 4111 abundance of pure spring
at er.
• Th.., is an eNte , .sive view of vieli and rare scenery of
:int.:ins and vane:. 0,1., in; li, naut pica Ltr e,lue ill
1,.• t In• attraetiom , of the NVurni iniriegs
I there are 111/1111.1141, Sllinlner Math , .
making it very piesaut tier drives. llortw/and vt
la , kept this season to hire..
ille, jog. taken pales in ne , itiing it selectron of fn t
, role servants, 1 feel eontident. they will givegenoral set
ktai ti n, to the eni sts. 'Phone shill he no painssparvil lu
supplying my toll,, with the luxii ries of the market:,
' AEI pei,,ant leaving l'hiliidelphia or ltaltimore. in the
morn train to liumautieio. on the Central liailrvad,
foul teen miles north-,, est ~f Bart isburg, then takiiir a
roaell which in alvays in readin, will arrive at the
springs about .t ~' elort, the fire king but $4OO through
to the sp , nts.
All e‘ininruni,aitiolis intended for the springs slit - odd
beaddiessial Itunean mai P,,st Mice. id. the springs. and
v, ill iirrhe daily after the Oft h of Jinn?. fees , irs
f. to engage r001:1S. to. NI ill please address
burg P ad. ()thee, prior to the 11th of Juno, Persons in
the cities wishing information eull (earn it by calling i tt
the refferenees hereunto attached. A Baud of Iltuie
has been engaged.
ipiarding per Wrik,
Children half prier,
Servants In.
It-wiling per day,
110rees per Week.
II:1.1/111g per dozen
EFE ENCES
PIP I. 11Z.I.Pfl it —(Fears Prlttra. 27 Vino Street.
Sit r.l Wm. Ryan. 111 Norih, Forth Strta t
Elitt ant Tams, 125 Ntallt Elevetzth Street : Edivar..l tzt ie
fol. 1 I Deratur Street ; Vredritl; Soarer, Sixth Street Le-
Cla•stattl; Edward Wayne, Es.i. Penrosylvttoht 118.111,;
11. Green. Fifth Street belew Cerium ] ; Dn.
IsB. South ER Not: C. Patten:mt., Egg.. 4S
S attli `tenet: Ilertrter.;;S7 Murttut Street.
C , .;;;.m.t. A. 1.. I 4 pon;..ler, ; 11. helkr,Mr.J.P.
1,; - no.
I. A. 6turp.on.
P.t.--John 6ib..•rt..1. J. Warfleld, Judo Fisht r,
II 1:7' , 1:ti1t . ;.-0. linrpot t. Esq.. Dr. J. P. Keller, P. K..
11oyd„1. E. Eby. 11. linehlt.r,
II UTINIoR E.-- Ithn. S. Stov.ot.l. Ilorjandn Crane.
Quin, John C. Holland, John 3.lurphy, G. W. Fher..
wo , "1. Poo , ,rderS Otht . e.
Jn 13,
Toni -4.jarbs.
- XTOTICE TO CONSUMERS.
• COALI cOAT.!I COAL!a
Hite subscril,or would respectfully intornt his !lends
and the public, that be is now receiving 1000 tons of
that Nor . % superior RED ASII C'OAL, 'from- the Luke
Fidler. mines of Boyd, Rosser k Co.. the only Tied .14,h
Coal bronglit from cite Shamokin Basin, introduced and
known in Carlisle a , the IllitenslineenaL It Is entirely
free f..0t0 slate anti all ether Impurities. anti is perfectly
adopted to all 11)Vithailleal and 11(an.,tla Vurpofes. Its
readiness to Isul to . eettd,rs it particularly desirable f r
small stove:, w Idle its iutensity•of tient and great dura-
Wilt% in burning makes it equally to for large ones. lie
would also the :Mont Hu of fitemets and others to a
suneeiar article of CHESNUT CI4. from the same
toittes. for t•t1.3111 and !hie parr ses
For sale ()Illy In Carlisle by
NT - EW COAL YARD
Al' THE EAST ENT , OF CARLISLE
The sub .Tiber would respectfully cull th oattention
of Linieburnors 11111,1 the eitiZen , o f C ar li s l e at the sur.
roundlue. eountry generally, to his NEW COAL YARD
at the eastern nod of life Wrough, and immediately op.
posit,. the Oas Storks, whore he will keep constantly ten
hand a large supply of superior LYKItNS VALLEY
COAL, of the vltri.mi sines, together with such other
Coal as stay to desired. all 7)2. 7 Ns - M(4111e ph , dges himself
to sell at the lowest possible prices. Tho best quality
I.I3II:3IURNERS 11.ACESSLITIIS COAL
always on band. All
residence in East afro
or P. Nlonyer, rill be
juner.tf
1 -1 k 11,\Sc y CO
1-1
Volley ( 9.1,.br0
Esly for thud usu.
tim
'31E1117.0N.- - 2,000
onskern! 1•nlley Nut Coal, n superior drticie
i•eroic g and fur solo by
aunt. ,A.)
1.1)L.L. IES3IITIF.S. COAL. - 5,000
j Bust. •Is 1160:smith's Con, a first rate article re
eeleitit: ant. `or sale by
Juno, t.
I ANCA WEIt COLLIERY.
TO COAL DEALRRS.
Wd bug wave ' , introduce ourselves to your acquain•
toned as eYteu e Miners and Shippers of murk:
Asll ANTllit,t L Ii COAL, at Lancaster Colliery, Nor,
thumberiand Cot, y, where we hare very extenslyti
improvements an ti Breaker, whieli Mr capacity to pre- ~
pars and clean Cott: 'tuna be surpassed. Our sizes of
Coal are :IS follows:
Lump, for smelt,. purposes.
•
SteXlllbOatt for we:, lug anti titeambosts, , •
• Broken, Egg and il, se. for Family use and steam,
Nut and I'ea, for Li, burners anti steam.
Our Limehurners' Coat a very superior quality, to
which we would espeeittity mil Lim attention of &Merit '
anti conslllllM.
Our point of shipping 114 Si l lbury,whervanangements
are made to lead boats with. ut any delay, Orden' ad.
.dressed to us at Shamokin,: Swiltury or Luncas4o/) Mill.
receive prompt attention.
aprlS COOL RAN, PRAM; & Oo.'"•••
' C4triiratik. Lancaster. Hen). Reinhold, Liutcattt4r ; t: •
. •
O. W. Peale, Shamokin, If. baumpardner, do.
maN[OUS. BEGES.—Just received ,
another lold Cheap Do Boos. DeUlnas and Par
t, :I Cloths. [nuvls) 0. W. UITNER.
/B
BM
- 1 50
- 4 0
G. W. HILTON
at the yard, or at hie
le storwt ,of 11. Saxton
tended to.
JACOB SIIROM.
)00 Tons Lykon's
smeni,d, prop:wed ei•
1111 i for mil° by
MURRAY, Agt.
W. D. MUURRAY, Agt
W. D. MURRAY, Agt