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mi t , s t, , The Improvements a tw o ate* , weather-boarded
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ATTENT.ION SOLDIERS OP TIIE
voit OF 1812.—ihe Elo!diem of the Wekr of 1812
are 'requested to nttend.at the Arbitration-Doom In the
Court flour), In Oatllale, on SATURDAYI:the Bth of De.
*ember next, It 11 o'clock, A. ni., to appoint Dolegatee
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A v ag uingtop oo the Bth of JanunrY,lBB6. ~ •
W. FOULK,
E. Alt 31011. Committee.
M. HOLCOMB,
ncor 21, '55
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ember, 1e55, will lei sold at public ;ale, at the late
residence of John Coyle, dee'd., in Ihiguestown, the fol
lowing described property. viz.—A large variety of
household and Kitchen Furniture. such as Bureaus,
Tables, a Secretary, Mardrobes, Washstands, one dozen
ease-bottomed and 0110 (1040 11 split-bottomed Armed
ittallsing Chairs, with a variety of other Chairs, Deals.
1100 k Cases, Lounges, Bedsteads, Feather Beds and it
great variety of Melding, 9Off yards of Carpeting, thirty
yards of floor oil Cloth, Looking Glasses, &c. Also.
Meal and OW Stoves, Copper, liraks and Iron Kettles.
and other articles. Also. a FAMILY 11OBSE, 15 Car
riage, a Buggy, a one horse IYagon, a Sleigh. a Wheel•
barrow. two sets of Harness, Saddles and Bridles, two
Budalo Robes, and other articles. Also, a 'Scholarship
in Lafayette College, and four shares in flay Scales.
Sale to commence at In o'clock, A.M., when atten
dance will be given byi
Pq
nov. 14,'55. SCOTT COYLE, Adner.
r 1 AC II E 11S,' S U ltV EY ORS, EN -
j
OINEERS AND DRAUGHTSMEN supplied with
Mathematical Drawing Instruments, separate and in
cases, such as Dividers, Parallel Rules, Ivory, Box-wood
and Paper Scales, 1' squares, Triangles, Bow Pens,
Drawing Pens, Protractors, U miter's Scales, Tape Meas
ures, Mutant! 'rapes, Surveyors Chains, 2 and 4 Pole, I'M
and 100 feet, Surveyor's Compasses, Engineer's Levels
and Transits, Target Rods Sta., A..e. Magic Lanterns of
the best construction. Scriptural Diagrams, Astnimical,
Natural illstory, Humorous. Chrenuttrope or Artificial
Fire works, Disa dying Views, Magnets. Poloramas. A ir-
Pumps, Electrical apparatus, Galvavic apparatus and a
large collection of Philosophical lastrunients, suitable
for cone.; .. s and schools. Also, Spectacles, Spy Glasse.
Microscopes, Thermometers, Barometers Reading Ulan
sett ,tr.
Raving received the agency for the sale of IDA.
BROOK'S SCIIOOI, APPA ItATUS, i not prepared to
furnish Teachers with an I irrery. a Tellurian. a Numeral
Entine. it a inch Globe. a Hemisphere tibilw, a set of
, leontetrical Solids, a Magnet anil Text Rook, all parked
in a lot with hiek and key fin• i'2o. Illustrated and
Priced cat alo,g ties titrwarded (trials.
JAMES W. QUEEN,
ilt - 14 Chesnut St. Philadelphia, East of 10th St.
CORN SIIELJJERS,
STRAW CUTTERS
lar..te assortment of Superior Corn :Mellen+, Includ
ing Reading's Patent, capable of shelling 1000 ,bushels
of Corn per day. Also Pennock's hand and power Sheli
lam. with various other patents of various prices. Hay.
Straw Mill :'udder Cutters of the most approved con
struction and In great variety. Sausage Choppers and
Sniffers. Double Michigan, Subsoil, Eagle, and Bar
Share Plows. Superior Ox Yokes and Howe, (train Fans,
Farmers Rollers, Corn and Cob Mills. Lime and Guano
Spreaders, Ac , for sale Wholesale and Retail by
PASCHALL MORRIS it Co.,
Agecultural Ward nose and Seed Store. S. E. Cor.
7th and Market eta., Phila. Oct 10,'55
DESID A T U, !
JACilliS, No. $4l, Poplar Street, Philadelphia.
is now manufacturing a WRITING PEN, composed of
metals which not boing liable to corrosion will ho found
as durable as 4or 10. steel pens. Resembling the quill
moors than t h e gold pen in elasticity, they will bo pre
ferred as not injuring Om color of Red Ink or collecting
any of that mnition( about them which steel pens in
variably do; they will be found an invaluable improve
mount. Oise trial will prove the fact that they Are more
miniontical than and superior to any pun In use, Price
12, 18 and Vaults per dozen, or $1,25, $1,60 And $2,00
per gross. For sale in Mechanicsburg by J. DORSII
- and in Carlisle only by,
oot. 17,'65. • A. M. PIPER, Main street,
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TLLUSTRATFb HISTORY - , OF A
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Wounded, Missing, Ac., with the latest reference. Maps)
or the Crimea and Black Sea. Also, three slows of Se.,
vastopol, with doscriptious of each, and a splendid En-'
graving of Croustadt, showing and describing its fortlo- 1
cations. A Aft, - I
MASON BROTHERS,
Now York
Situ of Map, 26 by. 32 Inchea. " Prig 25 cents, beautt•
colored. Sont by null to any part of the country
for one cent pootago.
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A. IL. JOCELYN,
'nos, 14, 'EC N0.•60 Suiten st., N. Y.
, NLw 'Aburrti;count.
NEW GOODS.—The subscriber has
just returned from the city and is opening a
general assortment of Faney,and Staple Goods, consist
ing of French 3lerhibes. Coburg's, Alpaccas, Piloted
.Uashnieres and Mous de latines Dress Silks in great
variety. I4mg Brocint Shawls from $l5 to $2O. French
Blanket Shawls. Cambric and Swiss Edgings and In
svrtings and Cambric and Swiss Collars. Merino and
Silk Shirts and Draws. Dress Trinunings in great
variety with other and Staple (Mods.
nov. 21, INh-W. lIITNER.
SILK ELASTIC BELTS.—just open
ed a lot of Silk and . Worsted Elastic Belts , In all
colors.
110 V. 21, '55
yA 4 G ItOC ERIES ! GROCERIES!
If • ' COME AST SEE.
- •
If you want prime Groceries,
If you want I t onutlful Queensware,
Cl 6 to 111thert's
If you want splontlid Lampe,
If you want t h u Lust Fish,
If you want Tubs or Baskets,
If you wan anything also in his line,
Go to Ilalburt's
The subscriber has just returned from the city with a
large and choice assortment of lirorerles. Ulass and
China Wore, Fish, Baskets. Tolis, and every thing
in his Bri e of business, which he oilers fir sale at the
lowest prices. Call and examine for ynurselves.
soy. 21. In', .1. B. 11ALBERT.
_FALL
(j t i t i, Thu undersigned has just repluuish
nil his stock ,Pf
ROVE RI ES AND QV PI EN SW ARE,
and is prepared to supply his friends and customers with
almost anything required in domestic use, at prices
which he hopes will prove saiistactory. Ills stock con
sists of every variety of goods suitable for town and
country ice. Ili has also on hand a general assortment
of HA RD IV A RE. such as may be needed by farders and
mechanic, for e very day 11,- ilk St , wk of
WINES, BRANDIES AND OTHER Mgt:AIRS
is 1111311. 1 and (1111111143 , 311 1•111311 hint ch3l,3i
111111lit1 1 3. All Mr sale \I lodes:Ile and Brasil. South East
corner of aici Louther street- , . Carlisle. Pa.
E=IMMEE=
C()N \VAY'S GENUINE 111/NEY
s pure P:11111 SII:III.—C. , IIWaV ' S
Im
pru~od Chemical Olive Soap. .1 full supply of tl,se
testily 0 , ,,,,th•1it maps ju , t reveleml and fur :tale at
W MEI A NIS' FA)III,Y GROCERY, 'Main Street.
Carlisle. Nev. 21.'55.
COAL.-500 2ONS
Kl:\sv ALI. EY CtiA L. Broken and re-screened.
prepared e pressly for family use :old kept UNDER coVER,
so that I vain furnish it DRY ttild CLEAN during; the
«Muter'• 1 have also on hand and fir sale the
LUKE. COAU, from the mines of Kepi, }tosser
Ce..:ind SHAMOKIN I'l JAI. from limo minas
ran. Pr,tl A Co.. all of which I will sell at small profits
for ca,ll. and deliver to ally part of the liorough.
w,v. 14, '55
lIJSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
81, re S. LE.—On Wednesday, the 2.lst of
pHIL . T.PS, STRYKER & JENINGS,
• ISIIDLESALE DEALERS IN '
„ ERN:NCI( /
and AMERICAN MY, GOODIE—
.
BOUGHT EXCLUSIVELY AT AUCTION.
Nos.l and 3, Bank Street, below Market, between Sec
ond and
ISES. To Cash or short time Buyers we will sell at a
very small advance on Auction cost.
Philadelphia, Sept. 10
promptly executed
I bog leave to call the attention of the citizens of
Pennsylvania to the above article, niminfactured by
my self exclusively, at my titetory in Schiedam, Hol
land, 6xmessly ii,r medical purposes.
It IN made from the best Earley that can be selei.ted
imrope and the essence of aromatic Italian Corr}, ui
nowictiked and extraordinary medicinal pri pertiesi
alai it haii long since acquired a hi her repulatb
in rittrope and America, than. any other dietetic bey...
rage,
In GRAVEL, (lout, and ItimilliStiste; in obstrueth us .1
toe Bladder arid Kidneys, mid debility of the
functions, Its effects are prompt, decided and luvaribly
reliable. A ild it is lint only a remedy for these. wane
dies, but, in all (MEM: ill WlllOl they are produced 1 y
drinking bad water. which is almost universally, dm
cause of them . it operates as a sure pre% votive.
Thu distressing eiiett upon the stomach, Bowels, and
Bladder, of travelers. new residents. anti all persons un
aceustemed to theta, produced by the waters of nearly
all of Our great Inland rivers, like the Ohio, ‘litedsHiploi
and AlabaßlM from the large quantity' 01 decayed vege
table mat ter contained In Walla. in at Malie of solution, is
k nitwit ; as is also that of the waters of 11111Mdmie
regions, in producing GRAVEL, CV LCULI. and stone in the
BLitets.A. The A ATIC SCIitEDAM CIS N A is
au absolute et/Iv...live of all these injurious properties lit
bad wate r. and consequently Fret Outs the disease which
they occasion. It is also found to be It Clll3 and preven
tive ofFever and Ague, a complaint caused by the con
joint effect., of vegetable malaria In the fitmosphere, and
vogetobly MlLVM:Veuces hi the water of those districts in
which it principally prevails. The Aromatic Schiedam
Schnapps is consequently in great demand by MMtiolis
traveling. or about to settle in those parts of the coun
try especially ; us wt;Thitst.limminy in every community
where it has become known, on - al'count of its various
other remedial properties.
More than three thousand plrsieians, among whom
are numbered the greatest names belonging to the facul
ty of medicine in this country, have certified. over their
own signatures, to the valuable medicinal properties it
such an 'artielu. as the severest tests have proved the
Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps to be and . have accepted
It as a most desirable addition to the MAVEILIA Muth. k.
GEO. W. lIITN Nai
Go to liall,ort's
Go to llitibett's
Go to uamort•n
Go to Halbert's
l'ut up In quart or pint bottles, enveloped in 3el b ro.
paper with my mum, nu tho bottle, cork and seal. For
sale by idl respectable Druggist.: ;mil Grocers,
ollowing, letters from plip.iriatis
S.IMI El, r.urVeri.
"Mit. Cuot.rit \Vot.rt:--De.tr:Sis cantini speak tts,
highly of the purity of iair Mdinapps. It Is
klecidedly supori,r to :nothing of the kind to the mar
ket. it is perfectly free Lite ;tdtuistitno of 111101 oil.
or of any ut tho.t.atp lilrh produce
such a iiiisdlieroux i it irreparabie ede , l upon
the ra~-
stit and t cry re, ilroli iic distilled liqtmrs
are without—MOH. of them being largely name:wiled
with it. I hirer it...peeled the Carious in,cess
distilat ion practiced at Srliicdnm, and know that. un
usual mate is taken to separate the tiox hulls elentruts
from the pule alcohol, anti your Selinaps is n st ritaug
prisdot its success. a medicinal azent
and renal nituetinig, I hare successfillit prescribed it,
and recolilend it as an agreable cordial and Intrudes,
stimillant, :tint shall continue to doso; as well as to
use it to a sAlrea of pure alcohol for chemical int estipt
boils it'd experluietit, Yours ohe.h..nt,
W. 11. MURRAY, Alft
Dr. Charles A. Lena, Commit:sinner of Bealtli, Datil
niore. writeS i 4 itdioWS Itt relation to the I alai. of
Schnapps as a remedy in chronic catarrhal complaints,
Szc. 'the letter is dated Jul) '2l,
••1. take ,:teat pleasure in .bearing highly creditable
testimony to Its ettieney as it remedial agent in the di
cease tor which yen reconiend It. Having a natural
tendency to the mucous surfuees, with a slight degree
of stimulation. I regard It as ono of the must Important
remedies' in ebonite catarrhal Mita-Lions. liarticularly
those of the pamito urinary apparatus. \Anis much res
pect year obudtyut SerValit.
• CHARLES A. LEAS, M. I).
'•l'lnuurl.rulA. July 15, ISal.
"Mr. Udolpho Wolfe, No 22 Ilea% er st. N. 1".-1./car sir:
Last season the aviter retched, throm_h your agent iu
this city, a bottle ,4 your A runmi iv Sehiedam Schoapps,
and since that period has prescribed tho same in certain
(Onus M . urinary complaints; also 111 Cases nl debility In
aged persons. So Mr, the Schnapps has been of much
beludit to those using IL * * * In conclushal, Where n
diuretic and stimulant Is required, I should use the Ar
omatic Schiedam Schnapps. Thanking you fur your
kindness, 1 am respectfully yow',
A. I). CIIALoNER, M. 180 8. Eighth st.
The Rub Joined letter from Dr. Paine, of Manchester,
N. If., relates to one of the most valuable medicinal prop
erties possessed by the Aromatic k 4 chns pps, and shoe s
that it arts as a specific In a very painful disease—the
ravel :
••)la. WOLFE :—Pet:Alit Me to address you a few lines.
which you are at liberty to use if you think proper, In
respect to your medicine, railed Schiedam Schnapps.—
I have had a very obstinate case of gravel and stone, of
same live years' standing. causing very acute pain in
every attempt to urinate. Alter using many renualim,
without much relief, 1 tins induced to try a bottid of
your medicine. In the course of three dais It proved
etreettuil. dialoging large pieces ,if stone, sonic of a hitch
was as large as a marroa fat pea. I uuntinued the cot
dial according to directions. and the patient continued
to gain, and is fast recovering. 1 think ainediciumed so
much value in sit distressing ti complaint, should be
fillOW II to the I,lllllle, wtd the acrid at large. And I Mr s.
cue. 'Mitt give it my approbation and signature.
Tilos. l'A IN E, D.
From Dr. John S. Reese, Chemist, Dalthnoro, 31d. Sept
:
'•A number of our physicians are ordering the article,
and several have already prescribed it. Persons to whom
'1 have sold it speak very highly of its qualities. A
Gentlemen of my own personal acquaintance, having
suffered greatly with an alrealon of the kidneys and
bladder' took t wo bottles and Subsequently passed :intone
of considerable size, and was greatly relieved. It will
no doubt go into general use, ,, •
IN - OTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN taint
application will be made to the next in . g.lslature
of Pennsylvania, to alter the Charter of the CARLISLie
DEPonIT BANK, locatedin the borough of Carlisle. Cum
berland county. at, as to confer upon the said Bank the
rights and privileges of a Bank Of issue, ane to change
its name to the CARL HANK. Also to increase.
the capital of said Bank (which is at present slxty thou
sand dollars, with the privilege of Increasing the Kama
under its prdSellt charter to one hundred thousaiiii )
dollars) to two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
• By order of Um Board of Inroctors.
'WM. M. BEETEM, Cashier.
Carlisle, Juno 25,1855.-tm
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that an application will he made to the next Leg
Mature alto State of Pennsylvania, tier the passage
a law to incorporate a Bank of Deposite, with it eapitni
of FIFTY TIIOIIBAIII/ Dottaita, with authority to inerease
the FMB Ao (Inc ilundred Thousand Dolhirs. To be cal.
fad the MECHANICSBURG DRPOSITE BANK, and to
bu located In the borough of Mechanicsburg, Pn. The
object of said Bank la to Increase the general business
facilities of the public in the Vicinity aka location.
Daniel Urlch, Jacob (Newer,
John Ilunih r . sr. Benjamin Eborly,
John lielgel, John Brandt,
Henry G. Itupp, George Sitigiser,
John !lower, V* Elias
John Coiner, David Miller,
Andrew I. Kauffman, Bolotnon I'. Gorgon
Mechanicsburg, June 20, 185 b-Cm
CIARLISLE DEPOSIT B iclsT K.
.L/ SPECIAL' PEPOHIVI Win be received at this Milk Mr
any length of time over Your months, and Interest P . itid
at the rate of FOUR .PER CENT. per annum, and the
principal paid bark at any time after maturity tvlthout
notice.. Interest ceases after the expiration One time
specified in the certificate, unless renewed fir another
given period, In which case the interest is paid up no.
tit the time of the renewal. Rank opens at 0 o'clock, A.
M. and closes at 2 o'clock, P. M.
R. PARKER President.
W. '3l. DErreu, ens Men
,npr2s
IV AILS ! NAILS !—I am now pro
pare(' to supply country Ntorchaute with than at
maw utlicturera 'prices. li. SA xToN,
4iilliOtt A) . .lfll ( V 4
ttiebicincs,
seam DAM AROMATIC SUN A PS.
.'i TUE CITI4ENS OP PENNSYLVANIA:-
• Uth)LPII WOLFE,
Is, 2I and 22 Heaver street, New York.
25 South Front street, Philatklnlda
I beg leave to call the tatention (.Itho public to tin
LktioßATioitV.N. V. May 2. 1 23
Consulting Analytical Chemkt
mink Jtatires
Dr() fwobs.
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BEAT ATTRACTION!-
5 NiW atroUSI NEW (1001./Sl
Yho auhseriber having just ruturned i'mn the cities
of Now York mind Philadolphia is now opening a very
oxtunkdve iturortinent of
FALL ANI WINTER GOODS,
Consisting. of elegant \Vitae'. Shawls, splendid Silks,
l'ashmettis and lie Lutes, French \loritmes and Pars.
mettas, elegant Needle Worked Collars and Duffles Am.
gibbUllb and TrinallillgS in great Ant fety. l lmia. (I*,
Cassinetts, Vestings. Flannels, Jeans and 11, -
siery, &e., a lot of new tarpettlugs. Also n full and
,omplke ass.wtment of Ma )n.! , A ND Slit a.S.
All persons in aunt of handsome and diva), goods are
rcs eel fully iiiv 'led to call and "-canal' this murk heft le
purchasing eisca here. At, the (Id Staild Erst \lain
:Area. A RILLS tieILILY.
_
B. A stock of well made clothing 1111 liZtlAi-m (doh
Mill Le gold at coat.
oct. 17, '55.
TRITE ECONOMY
co.ists h, buying such goods as one really needs.
and buying thorn ‘vhere they are sold 14 the lowest
{wives. We Iwoa meelvtal and are now opening an
IMMENSE QUANTITY
Of new. (.I.terip and splendid go its. stud' ns the• genulno
(101 l Medal French Morinoes. of all the desirable
'lots, ito het Cloths, Alpachas, plain and printed Ilot.
. 1 " Lains•Calkoes hl alountance,:ind all the other kinds
that aro now worn di;
Durss noow3;
_
Also, Embroideries, Gloves, Ilaiolkerehlefs. NosierY r
small wares. limn Shoes, Carpet Bags. (loth Caps, Bon
nets, Bonnet Ribbons, an extensive supply of
m Frs'S VEA It,
such as Malts, Satlnetts. l'essinures. Iteritneky jeans.
Vestings. Wm.:haunt, Flannels.
and attenerat supply of . ittsals in enir lino, SllllOl we
ite es 0.3'11(.4 to examine atitt sat tidy themselves. that
11 I. are. •eillnl; goods at ns will satisfy the
closest buyers
•
,NT ENV (;()()DB.—'l'he . subscriber has
jut revO veil mild Iv lI4IW upeuinpt large it,sort
-1,1"nlol (lOOIIS suited to the
call and go Lanz:ll,ls.
Carl isle, Nov. 14, ';,5
ffL .
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tIU3IIIEIt.I.AND VALLEY H. B.-
‘_./ ( 1 11ANdE id , Ilill'I(S!
oil and after II4INDA Y. I adtiber 2*-91. 1 , . , 1 1 ,5, Passenger
Trains will run as 11,119 us: , 1-niulays excepted:
FOR 11.11t111:011 lid:
Ist Train. 2d Train.
I.ltllV a ChalllhPrSloUrg 14.45, A. M 1.41 1 , P. M.
" 101ipp , iislairg, 9.17 " 2.12. "
" New vino, 9.4 K. " 2.42. "
" Carlisle, . 111.2 A, " 11.17, "
Mechanicsburg, , 111.511, •-• ;LIS, "
At liarrtsturg, . 11.2:.. " 4.35, ',
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Ist 'Frain. 2,1 'Frain:
b..;0. A. \I
m
1.32. -
t 1•43, " 2.11. "
14).19, 2.47,
1(1.4.1) 3.15,
3.45, "
TRAINS
Lease I larri,l.urg,
'• 3lechttnio,burg,
•,
New vu e,
Shlppeobburg t
At ClintnLereburg,
ttly.) at P.. 1. and 12.:15 Noon, %la Columbia.
Leal a Harrisburg far Pittsburg at 3.20 A.M., 12.115 noon
and 4. P.
Leave liatrrisburg for Baltimore, at 3, and 5.30 A. M.;
at 1 P. .Nl.
Cars of and Susquehanna Lail Road leave liar.,
ri.lire at r., A. M. a d 2.10, I'. M. l r Sulurn,
' , lite' Vending. Ay.
Aiar - At all Stations where Tiekets are sold. Fares are
TEN CENTS LESS than when paid in the tars.
A. P. 5111T1!, Superintendent.
hail Road Office, Chambersburg,}
•U tol.er 17.1Fkri.
Joe Snie ant) Rent
PUI3LIC 1.101.381..; FUli
RENT.—The Tavern Stand new °ern
.r€eye4 pied by Thomaa Cco•taanagna. Fltrunte
.„; "• at the heed of Wiling Spring. South
Middleton township. Cumberland Co..
41:. miles En,t, of Carlisle, Is offered fur rent from the
Ist of. April neat.
low. 7,'55. PETER Y. DIE.
1 )OPLA It LOT PI t 0 ERTY AT
1 • PRIVATE SALE. That valuable piece of ground
situate in South Hanover street, in the borough of
t'arlisle, known its the
P I' I. Alt I. T .
Sala lot 'Contains about one acre and it quarter of
ground and from Its desirable and advantage, US lUCA
tic , 11 is mloritably adapted for blinding purposes.
The lut , .xill 111, sold entire, or In lots 0, suit pur
chasers. Etr terms mud further portleul ars enquire of
A. L. :-PONSI,EIt,
Real Estate Agent and
oct. 31 'O5
Felt
•
, . FOR RENT.—The subscriber
,t
~'',;„, Wers for rout the STOIMItfiIiM now in
2i 9 • . ' the occupancy of George W. Hither, Esq.,
11111111 l A' the best business stand in Carlisle
---s. ' : p ossession to be given on the Ist day of
April best. Homer IRVIN P..
carhop, Oct. 31, '65.
i-AIIOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.
Thu subscriber offers for sale or rent, that Cars
and convoulent two s tory BRICK HOUSE with b l ack
'building . , situated on the corner of Bedford and Louther
streots, In Carlisle. The Muss is new and In good con.
anion, i% ith ii Cistern, Bake Oven, Smoke limn: o , it gill d
gardemand smut+ choke fruit ti vet:. For particulars veil
on .101 IN SELLERS.
0ct.17.
C 'l' ,0 It r. .F 0.11 SALE
kJ The Dry Goods store and fixtures of John Coyle,
dect. In llogestown,Cumberland county, a ill be °tiered
at private sale by the Administrator on easy terms
The stock Is In good order and will amount to about
vdooo. 'nit, dwellin g and store rooms will be routed to
the purchaser. They are both two story and nearly
new. ha \ing a good garden, every variety of fruit and
grape, stabling and water OS the lot and every eon
ven fence complete. Possession given Immediately, the
store will be closed till 20th lust., after whit h time the
subscriber will be there a fOvr weeks.
ord. 24, '55. Sco'rr COYLE, Adler's.
E
.I).I4AIN.FIELD ACA DE M. Y.—Near
CARLISLE; l'a.—The Nineteenth SeSSIOII 01'0
111(11)019 will eommenco November 6th. A new build
ing hum •been erected containing tlymnntilum, Mush.
Room, &e.
With Increased facilities tbr InstrUction and amply
deetuninodations, this Institution presents• great in•
ducements to parents who desire the physical and
mental Improvement of their sons.
Terms per Session, $65 00. For circulars, with full
Information, address It. K. iftiltiiB,
Principal and Proprietor,
October 10, 1855. Plainfield, Cumberland co., Pa.
rrOYS! TOYS! TOYS!!-
TILLER, IMPORTER, -
1 nn rotol.vod Ids 17x11 .itosortulont, of • -•
- _ .
TOYS AND . FANCY °CODS,
forming a greater variety than over before offered and
at lower rates than even the low prices of last seni.on.
Fancy Baskets, VV. patterns, plain and embroidered.—
Crying Dolls, China Dolls, Kid Dolls, Wax Dolls, Acme
doods, Yiolins. Ilarnionica Trumpets, Ac. Toys of Wood,
China, Class, Tlni Ae., over 1000 peahens, by the dozen
or grew in lots to suit. Also Cases of Toy at $5, 10
and 20 pee ense.'w Ith an endless variety of newest styles
of FANCY MOODS, per latest packets, and Ow sale at the
lowest rates lu the city. W. Tlhi.lUl, Importer.
Oct. 10. '55, No. 1, Commerce at.
FANCY
0 NI STYLES!
_O:4 E
In endless variety, now opening and offered
•• in lots ttt salt and at lowest prices. N ark
.12E% Boxes and Basgets, e i hina and Illse Goods,
Alabaster Articles, Bohemian Wass Toilet Bottles. Mfr.
rort.t. Inkstands, Tea Sets, Melt Paper Boxes, Meelittni
cm Toyu, Tappets, Sr., ~te. \V, TILLER, Importer.
Ott t.lO, V), , No. I, Commerce it. Phila.
ORPHANS GOUR:C •SAL E
By virtue of all order of tlut onghans Court
Cilia berland County, to nu , ' directed, I will I•Np.se
to public Halo on SATURDAY, tho let of ,Beeeniber
next., at 2 o'dkirk. I'.1:on the prom hos. all that cei tain
lot. or piece of land;situated t Monroe township, Cuui
beriand runty, adjoining the village of
Chen...town. containing Atitt.: 4
Mid perches more or less. "bounded
r, , teese. br. Job it A. A hi, lleb ry
Ii a public road, wilt A 'l',V
sTo..‘ u fuSE, thereon ,erveted: late
the pi •perty of .lohn'l'iper, Cited. TVEIIIB Hindu known
~f sale,
. I I. JOHN P .011 'r
(. I OUll . l' SALE
11111.SLOIlle0 of an order of the Orphan'. ‘'roirt
of 'tnnherland' county, t' mu direct, I will expo., at
[ahne MOO Jn Saturday, the Ist of December. at
the house of iamb Itedserker. in Dickinson township,
at :2 n'eloek a CITILISI Deviling
llonse. and Lot of tirmind, situate D, ,
Bahl tawnslap, hounded by lands Of ref. ; t r '
Christopher Johnson's heirs. Dr. Wm. :41:n ty to
hotter and others, containing ' VW% A
AUitE neat measure. late the property of I.ltrufeth
tiee ' d. This property is delightfully sit tutted as
a residence, and the title is indisputable. Terins—h ire
per cent of the purchase money to he paid on the out=
urination of the sale. tine halt the balance on the first
of April, twin. and the other ball ' on the first of April,
ItS4, without interest. The two latter payments to be
seettred fir reign fiance in the Ilrglian ' s Court.
nor. 7, 1 6,i, HENRY Aritn.r.
The subscribers, Executors of Christian Wolf. 1.. d.
offer at private sale the thiloaing property, viz: A•
TRACT id , LAND, situate In Siitithamptidi tiim.
Franklin ColliltY, OIL the Roxbury road, nbutrt F,AO
wiles west of Shippensburg• hounded by lands of Al
fred yleore, Davie Spencer end others. It is now nc,.u.
pled by John Wulf and contains
BENiz J BitoTn En
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES.
of whi,h 110 are good litnesq,nie land and no ne.o
gust slate land. Alsiut 15 it,7res of said land Is rat "red
with splendid timber and the balance is in an exettl!ent
state of vulth ;vim): , The iutprneeuu•uts are a bu at
wndther-bnarded LUG 11OUSe. k rattle BANK
Walton Shod. a Spring Ilt.use, and all other net , ss.try
ttniAtnildirogs. all of which are new. he II rio is tt tut
watered by running Water and there is also n incur
failing well. Al,lO a young orchard to rind. , ft nit
M. :4NoIIGHASB
Also. all that certain valuable t 'l' (IF L.A.N Ii situ
ate in the bin liship of .South )1 idilleton,
rounty. en the banks of the Breeches CI el:.
about ,1111' mile setth•east of Belling! Springs. I minded
by lands el daeoli Strickler. V. Illiain else. ibq , j. , kuin
Kauffman and (Alters.
• • ‘v . itter, %%Mud I louse, zmo hed
:Ind other ilecessai'y out-buildings, all hi g d , •I tie/.
Also. an I [lll.h:int of choice fruit. This valuable tarts is
all .if the best limestone, ith about ltni aeres in a high
State .I,uitivatt.m. mid the remainder in d tiztnri.
Also, a Kehl TEN,t N,T 1101 :All. with ont•bulltlines, amt
about three acres of land. which will be hold separately
or with the farm to suit purchasers.
• Ms.., a certain TRACT OF !iltir ST A IN 1..1N1). Fanatic
In said township, about three miles from the above de
seri hod firm, emitainirm Amu's. being Ni eli ootonxi
ii it li yeulle chestnut anti ozil, timber.
Torras e 111 be made kucwu on application tai the
subscrilw.s, A 11A)1
k:011131: WOLF'.
Exeeutors.
That very Yaluablo and well known BUSINEti
STAN!) situa.te on,the corner of North Hanover and
Louther tztrersts, lit tale borough of Carlisle now 0, ned
and occupied by Jkcolli -, Fetter, containing 30 feet trent
On liauuos er street and 240 feet, on Lotither street.—
The int provenienta on Hannover Sheet are a bilge
TititEE sToity Roust:. with a large brick back
tin ishad iu the await elegant manner. z•ontzunitzg 14
ilrtionts Including the store roofn, besides pantiles
and con run lent closet arrangements. The :At zl;
HOOM is :;3 feet in depth, fitted up in the best
possible laUthner and orto of the most desirable and l o ng
established business locations lu our tots n.
There is n large two story brick building fronting ~n
Loather street, with ft ep attached, nogroccopied as
a eabloet maker shop, Also a stable on the foot of the
lot, and ether nocesgary out buildings. The pn perty
Is In excellent order having been recently fitted up hy
the present occupant For terms Ac. 'enquire of
-VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
' Fria LE.--The large Brick House And Lot
situated on souther Street one door east of the Getman
Reform Church.. The house contains
nine large nwnwg. hosith.s two finished
attic chambers. Ingo kitchen and SUM
'J.,: tt Offltti mer kitchen. The b t has tip feet front
on Louther street by I.Htl feet 1- .'k to
a wide alley, and 120 feet on North
Street by 2-10 feet to the same alley, containing in all
about an acre of ground. There Is also a good tenant
house and a stable 04) feet long on the premises. The
pn,p••rty WClold suit admirably for either n gentel wan'a
private residence, a boarding school . or factory establish,
moot. For terms 4:e. enquire of _
TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.
sulnseriber offers at private mile, the following pro
perty, late the estate of Janice Armstrong, dee'd. viz:
No. 1. A house and lot of ground, situate on Pomfret
Street, east of Hanover, adjoining property of Ephraim
Steel. The house is of stone, two stories high, with
bark building, now occupied by E. IL Bready.
No. 2. A t we, story brisk house, situate on the corner
of Pit and Pomfret streets.
No. 3. A two story brick house adjoining the above.
No. 4. A fillip° weather- boarded house, fronting on
Pitt street not adjoining Nos. 2 and 3.
For further information apply to the subscribers
JOHN N. ARMSTRONG,
JOHN RHOADS,
Executors.
WOOD'S ORNAMENTAL IRON
WORKS—Ridge Avenue, PIIILAI)'A.
ie attention of the public is invited to the extensive
mn 'factory and ware-room otthe subscriber, who Is
p ipared to furnish, at the shortest notice, IRON RAIL,
IN 1 of every description for OE3IETERIES, PUBLIC A
r r ,
paIvATE 111111,D1NOS. also VERANDAHS, BALCON
IES, roUNTAINS, SETTEES, CHAIRS, LIONS, DOHS,
Sc., and other Ornamental iron Work of a decorative
character, all of which is executed with the express
View of pleasing the taste, while they combine ail the
requisites of beauty and substantial construction.
Purchasers may rely on having all articles carefully
boxed and shipded to their place of destination.
A book of designs will be sent to those who wish to
make a s , lection. . ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge Avenue below Spring Garden St, Phila..
Oct, 10.'55.
QTOVESI STOVES!! STOVES IN- -
kJ JOHN 1.1. UORGAS would inform the public they
ho has now on hand at his establishment, on Main St.,
next door to Mario Hall, the largest and Most tem-
Vete assortment of COOK, OFFICE & PAR
OR STOVES to be found in this county,
"IV . , which will be sold at the lowest prices for
~..' . cash or approved credit. Ills stock consists of
2. : : .” a large assortment of new and highly ap
rl.
,--. prved PATENT COOKINII STOVES, tinisheti
I
n ho most c o mplete manner, and calculated for either
, wood or coal, or both. All the Old standard patterns
which have stood the test of experience, may be found
at his establishment. Also, a great variety of themost
approved and boantiful PARLOR •OFFICR RTOVJKS, in
cluding a number of nen' Styles; possessing very supe
rior advantages over those. heretoibre in use. ifaniliks
anti housekeepers are respectfully invited to Ow Una
call before purchasing elsewhere. Stoves delivered to
any part of the counti:y and put up at the shortest no
tice. Ile continues to do all kinds of TIN AND SPINET
IRON WARE, and Copper Work, and has constantly on
hand or will make ,to order every article
,required by
housekeepers or others In this line. Ills Stock of Tin
and Copper Ware embraces every kind of household and
kitchen utensil, warranted equal to the best =nurse- .
Lured. l'eesons in want' of articles in his line may A 1 -
ways Ito sure of being accommodated to their satisfaction
by giving Ill11),A Call."
Reaf Tstate Safes.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
CONTAINING 115 1 ,'," ACHES
The impre% einents are A large two
Story STt/N E 1101:SE. e Ith a liimp
nent, a Inrgo STUN E BA lIN. a g,
Carriage I Spring itOIISO. Ss 1114
I 111
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Ortober 3, 1 S,ss—tf
VALUARLE CORNER PROP'TY
AT PRIVATE SALE.
A. L. SPONSI,Ett.
Real Eatate Agent and Scri.ener
MEM
A. L. SPONSLER,
Real Estate A geht. Carl irk
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