SittarrUtgez
On the Bth Inst., it'the residence , o Wm . Moore,
' hy.tho
.Itov.t. .t.l_ T
Caam
• HEAD to MJSR 134 Lit 111;18 Mooni, botli..a.i3outh' Mid=
dlotOn township. • -,
the hippy. waitaest-thinks.
for,ittnturo of_unalloyed happiness. • .
.
,
On 31St vlt•:, near 3lonmOdth elty;Ellnola, by the
Mr; JAW , * . ,
formerly Of thin
- county, to Mrs. Emitnerit S. dmmhter of Bernard
Bendel, deceased, of this county. . • .
• pEk, the 25th , by the Rev.. J. Evans; Mr.. Jonx
SEETZEC, of Way noVhorount To MISS AGNES F., ItGOADS, Of
NE4171110. '
• .
- .
At Cinetnnntt, on the 18th Wt., by !the Rev. W. li.
Irarrleon„ (Innen t BrAmitEn,:formerly of 'this Ow, t ,
MiS*I.I2.IIIUCCIRIFFEN, of eitlefUllittl. ~• • .. • .1 '
, .
. , , ,
— Ott—thirg7th Ult:; br - Ilvl *W. Woo-sorE!lti-W.-- - .-A
Mountrr to Miss A. VIOTOAIA SIM:AZAR, All Of Church
Watts.
•
_.• • . , • ~ ._. .
R. On tho StlaAnst., , after a long and,paluful illnese,•Mr.
ROYIERT 0. STEILIVETT,' EA4., of South Middleton town
Ship; In the 52nd - year of his age. ,- '• T .... ~
. . ....
In
I Lancastem city, on the 81st ult., after a lingering
. illness, Mr. Anammal TIME!, aigad. about 48 years. ,
On Wednisday 'maiming, after a short, ilhiess
ofJatueaWidner, Esq., aged about 18 years.
. Farewell to you, my father dear, , •
Dry hp youllfears of love, -
• • 'Though we meet not oweirtli again, •
We 'll moot in heavona
•
Farewell, all friends, I must be gone,
I can no longer stay, with - you;
I leave you here and journepon
'Till fa :potter world can view.
Sweet bud of promlise, thou art genii_
Unto a happier 'clime,
Whore angels' harp in endless song
Shall be for ever thine.
OBITUARY.
. Fnmicis Gispm,whose death took place , nsliort time
since, at his residence in Perry county, walk the oldest
son of the Into Col. George Gibson, of, the
,Revolution,
who fell_at St. Clair's Defeat ou the fatal 4th of Nevem
, 1701. Francis Gibson .wattlioru at Silver Spring,
Iu Culuberland 'county. Ills,lsther being on frontier
: Aolservice, his I:lntimremoved - him Wifeu an infant to - his
- - grandfitther'#, : itt.w . h - at is now
,Perry county. Francis
- when yet a boyaave evidence of great Mochnnical In.
gentity. Ile Made Idd: 7 a - small - piano, knife, and Chisel,
- a vielie-pf-yery sweet tone, and long before he , reached
- - manhood was an, accomplished musician,: :In after3iais
he proVed4lru!o c if a firstarate millright, the best of gur:
smiths and cabinetmaker—in short he could work in
. -
wood, iron, and brass as wo,ll as . tho best workmen. 110
not . only wa n ds the bast 'Ades but was ttimtolf the' host
- rifle-shot of tho day.- When in the army,!ind-stationed
at Fort )(Min, below Philadelphia, ho very much im;
..provesl4lo carriages for heavy cannon. lie possessed a
"strong,mind and wonderfullY roteatife , memory. -
high standing at school proved also his fondness for in
-- , —tellectuai-culturvr:7oWing - to - fils - superlor -- literary - last
anti bus great. love ofreading, his attainments-were re-:
markabici. The originality! and eccornicity . .of his ge
: nine, together with his great. information and brilliant
conversational powers, made him a delightful. compan
lou r and many non , 'recollect' it pleastnithehours
made doubly fleeting by being passed in his society,-
lie was early a. member of thattine old military com
,4any the "Carlialti Infantry," and Marched in it to
Pittsburg, to assist in putting down the Whiskey In
surrection.' lie was the maturing member of that time..
honored company. In 1798, Mr., Gibson was Appointed
first Lieutenant in' the corps of Artillery; after a few
years' service, ho4esigned his commissloir, and return.
'• ed home. in the war of 1812, he marched to Mile
dolphia.:in Captain John Creigh's Coinpany, Of which
' he was Orderly. Sergeant,.and performed the double du
ty of Sergeant and fifer. Governs McKean in his, ladt
term appointed Mr. Gibson ilecorder of Deeds and Pro- .
bato.of_Wills, folf Cumberhsnd county, but ho went out
of dace with the Governor, and once more retired to
• 'Sherman'a Valley. The people of his 'township recent-,
mended him to the new Ooiernor for the appointment
of Justice of the Peace. It writs given to hinf, and he
continued to act until the oftice bettamo elective, when
he wished to retire, but the people elected hiru almost
• unanimously,—a thing ,bighlY lienorable - to - him -as a
miglitrate. go was an ardent friend, arid as is usually
' ''''the case a warm enemy. • The perpetrator of a moon
or dishonest act, was never again in favor with him.-
- Francis Gibson-was akkind 'husband, ,an affectieuate
father, and an honest man. ' •
LAINFIELD 'ACADEMY--Near
P
Pa.=The -- Twontieth - Session (flu
months) will commence ou May sth, A new build
• ing has been dreCted containing Gymnasium, Music
- 1 •
With Increased' facilitietribr 'instruction and ample
accommod7s, this Institution presents groat in
tliteetueuts o parents who desire the physical and'
mental I provement of their sons.
• • Terms per Session, $ll5 00. For circulate, with full
informatipnotddress I It. K. ttUItNS,
—, Principal and Proprietor,.
Plainfield, Cumberland co., I'n.
D,18,50
BREAD AND CAKE BAKERY.--;
WM. SELLERS, South Ilanover Street,
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
that ho still, eqptinues .to carry on the above business
at his old stand.three doors south or the Second Pres
byterian Chureh,..whore he is . prepared to supply all who
will call ,du him with FRESH - BREA:O"mM CAKES of
all kinds, manufactured from the best superfine Senn
POUND CARES will be furnished to order on shortest
notice a..d 1p the Most pleasing style. WFresh Bread
' will be furnished• daily to families hi any part of the,
town on leaving notice at the Bakery. •
. A .superier quality of Mead a-d' Beer, will be kept
constantly unhand during the Summer seas*. _ Than k
slut for past lavers, the undersigned hopes by strict at
tention to business and a desire to please, to merit and
redeive a llberlikshare of public patronage. Ynr,.l
also attend‘Matket with Bread and Cakes.
• W. F. SELLERS.
CUMBERLAND' VALLEY BANK.
. . • •• PROPRIIITORS. • •
PM,. • ' &imam Bmairmmuf,
• ROBTAT C. Bynum; ,JOHN DUNIAP, • ,
BACLIAILit WOODS, glOllll
.1U BY A. TURGEON...
This tan ,k r. doing business. in the name of KEB.
BRENNEMAN 4 now - folly prepared todon gen
eral Banking Ilustnosa with promptness and ,fidelity.
Money . ,received on'Doposlt and paid back on demand
wttliont notice. Interest paid on Special Deposit .-
oparticular attention paid 'to the collection of Aotect
Driiita, Cheap, &c. In any part of the 'United States or
• Camillus , •
,liemittances Made to Zngland,-Ireland or the Conti
' 'bent. d'helaithful and confidential execution of all or
ders entrusted to thenvulay be relied upon. They will
ail times moneybsed to give gen er alrmation dashed
in' regard
to
matters in -
4- • Banking house TrOut's Building; Main streei,
• -stew 'doors east of the Rail Road Depot: .operrfor,busl
- front 4clOck in,the Morning until & o'clock in
lhe' e i, en i ng ., 11. A. BTUIRIRON, Cashier.
N?Il.--Interest atithe mate of liver cent. per annum
will be paid on.Special_Deposits Reretofore. •
Carlisle, March ltl; 11340.. -
. ~ . .
~ .
~.t.-18c.,:x;An.,IsTOW: REIMAN° .
e jmy . slithis stock o f: rAPER . IIANGINgIi
• _watch. a tueviargost • and' limit 'Marled assortment kw
%lined In CarMle, to widelf . ,l twig° tho'carli attanTloi ,
''''' of the public, as I Intend Bolling at . prices - whyla:can,at
• fall to , ease the closest puter.
jouN
pArtnit
3teu,., filDue.iiisements:
MoUBLIC SALE
•
pursuance of nn odor of the
3 --
'
Court •of Commtm, , Pleaa or Cumber, if i Tr.
laudcouuty.: ,E
the Underslgbed'oll
,
'ON SATURDAY; .APRIL 49,..11358, •
o'cloek in the,,afternoon; the
.....Lot'of' Ground with:
the thereon', containing'
'One, Acre and Sixteen perches, situated in Silver Spring,
Twp., said: .county, boun,ded by , the Turnpike Algul,
Parker, .Ushelinan, and others, about a it
and a halt' from 'Kingstown ; it being the same propcy
on which- Nancy Theinpson,"deceatied,' reSided. ~.There
le - a two•story Plastered ffouse'turd,Stable, on flaid lot of
ground. The conditions of hale mad nown on
day. of sale. . ' WILLIAM ,It: tGAS,
' Trustee; plice:ofJno. dipson, deed.
March 26, 1850.--3 ' t. •• .
EW IIARDW,AIII43
-.• •••• STAYMAN- & BONS.
EST MATE STPEET,NEAR TIM" RAIL ROAD DEPOT.
Tife - auliscribersOotiid - in - the' room -lately Occupied
by-,Mrs, FoustkaSargMery,§tore !est octhe.Ball Road
Pewit,. have juat`opcned an Millie iiiii`sfi.le k - OrifARD:. -
.WABE, to xhich they. would call the attention of their
friends and the public generally.; The stock - , which-is
large ana.varlid, was selected Uith'especial reference to
the wants -of the public, and consists in part- of the
following. , .; • .
BUILDING lIARDIVARE of all - kinds, such as locks;"
*hes, hinges,. bolts; screws, &c.,, comprising
ovary article of Ilurdware used in building 'and re
-pairing. Also: glass, putty;pilints,-brushes, &c., of the;
most apProved plenty . and on. -the most reasonable
CABINETMAKERSTIM . attention.4.of - Cabinet -
Makers Is Invited, to our assortment of varnishes,
.veers, knobs, rosetts, mouldings, &c., which will be
round eqnal to any in the county. - -
SADDLit t ItS and COACIIMAKEItS will find In thel
department all- the articles usually required in the'
Line of husintiks, sirch.riti steel springs, eaten, &e. -
WALL PAPElt—The assortment a Wall Paper e
braces " a complete varlet) , of now and choice paterna o
every quality. and at such prices as cannot fall to glYe
satisfaction.__AlSo_borderkWindow shades, &a., &e.
HOUSE KEEPERS, are invited'iCealrilifdr - otatnincri
our stock •of cutlerl; plated ware, spoons, ladles, coffee
mills, candlesticks, snuffers, waiters, shovels and tongs,
stair rods, hollow ware, brass and , iron kettles, sad.
lmfie c. wltlelrwcrintend - to sell-very low.-- !.;
FARM EltS—For the Use of Farmers we bade an end
less variety of all the ,articles adapted to their lintf of
trade, usually found in .11ardWara Stores, such as'plevrs,
forks, spades, shovels; hoes, rakes, homes, traces, halter
&c,, all at the very low.est - rates, to which 'we
call their especial notice. ,
P.Ol I N ICS, invite ' the - attention •-,of
Mechanics generally to 'our -.I tools, plan
saws,,braces, bitty, n‘
&c., which we know to be oi
IRON - and - STE - EL - of all-k!
tbr sale cheap.
Then come, friends, and
onr goods, as ivo.chargp notlinn,
fropr a strict attention to buslnLA and a _
conunodato we hope i 0 Merit a Rhitro Of public patron.
age. Don't forget the Once, West Main Street, west of
.t.he Railroad Depot,
-
April 1, 1856--,ly+,]• STAYMAN k SONS.
~ T D
lj
'lst iv i t!; A: l l.'S t nn hictltl4llE-P It I C E
cAsu Boor - AND: SHOE STORE,
No..76'South Seemed St., COrner of Carter St.
The establishinent lins been oulargedimed improved
and Is supplied with the largest and best Retail Stock
in:the.City,_principally of his own manufacture, with a
chairs assortment from the 1 vet - EasternMarkets;ean= -
bracing Ladies,' •Gerille',- itti4lChildren's- .•
- ROOTS. SHOES. AND GAITERS.
style-and—tittalityfombracing_thr
lisCstyleS end
. qualities in this or .any other market.
This. stock 'cannot be excelled for Quality Style land:
Cheapness. '• , ' A
Each article is marked at the yeti? lowest possible
price, tram which no deviation will' ho made. No eX
travagant statementtiViill-be,imedekandapne made to
affect sales. •
Goodyear's Gum in All varieties. Pure Gums; to
scarce in the market, always on hand. The public, is
respectfully lovitdd to call. [April 1, 1856.
O. O SPRING .MILLINERY . GOODS
FOR. 1850.
JOAN STOVE .2 SONS, No. 45, South Semrd
Street, Philadelphia.
would particularly call the attention of Merchants and'
Milliners to their large and handsome assortment of ,
SPRINO tIOODS,, -
ench as
GLACE SILKS, • . CRAPES, •
RIBBONS, 'FANCY LACES,
FRENCII AND AMERICAN FLOWERS,
and every article appertaining *to the Millinery trade.
The above goods have been imported expressly far our
Spring Sales, and comprise the best assortment to be
found in the city. ' • [April 1,1850-2 m.
IGHLY IMPORTANT TO PUR
bIlAgEllB.—The subscriber will open, this Week
4teTargest and most splendid assortment of -
' SPRING AND -SUMMER GOODS •
ever brought to Carlisle. • Au Immense stock of
- - French Worked Collars,,_. _
,
Duderleeves, . •
Ylounclugs,
. Handkerchiefs, /cc.,
bought from the importer in. New. York, and will be
cold at prices to defy all competition. AlSo, a large as
sortment of. beautiful Dross Goods, Ribbons, Bonnetts,
he. Com.. one nud'all before purchasing elswhere, and
you vrilisave money.
April 3, 1350.'
IVI A CO C D I N C I E SI R IZ E 1
144
SALMON, -4,-
HERRIN°,
'IAN'S AND'SIDES,
SHOULDERS,
LARD AND CHEESE.
T 4 ADIES' •SHQES.---A fall. assort
rnent.af Morocco and Kid Shoes and
u
outs. 'Also Misses' and Chlldrons' in great variety—
just received at . tho Chesp Btooe.
--April 4, 1850.] • OGILOY.
, . PLOWS--Just -received
a lot .of Prouty.. & Mear's Self.
sharpening Center ildwe, analbr
_srilu atJeduron prices by STAYNAN 4 SONS.
8. P. tiNirtiErt, . • W. IC ? DenriLLNE .
SNYDER & BI'FAR' L ANE-L- ,• .:
.. . . • . LAND AQENTS.
MINNEAPOLIS, Opposite the,Eusponsion Bridge, Palls
'of St. Anthony, Minnesota Territory, • -
will tiny and - sell lauds, negotiate' loans, locate land
Warrants in Minnesota, lowa, andWisconsim Inquiries
respecting the conntry, by letter i or otherwise, promptly
answered.
REFERENCES,
lion. Alox. Ramsey, Ei-Gorernor, '
lion. H. M. It lee,,Delegato to Oongress, Minnesota;
Gov. Pollock, Harrisburg,
games It. Steele & Co., Philadelphia.
Hon. Frederick Watts, Carlisle, , •
• •
•A. Brady Sharps, Esq., . . . .
O :Ragout', New York, . . .
' •
'Hobert Walsh; New Orleans, •
James Iti - Irvine, Esq.,'Newrillo, . ... ,
lion.. J. S. Black, Somerset, Penn'a, , ,
Ilon: J. It. Eddie, " , Gi .
..J. IT, Good, Mayor, Springfield, Ohio,' . ,• '
Gen:C. Anthony; - "., - —.. . ..- . •
Jati.' Carson, EN. St.'Lonis, ' ,
I,%m:Wilson, Esq., Baltimore, Md., '
J. T.-Wright, Charleston, B. 0., ~. .• • .
J. M. Wilsoni,Philadelpbla; , , . . • ' - ,
30,000 Arreaof 'Unimproved Land for Bale, trom $2
to $lO per acre; also Improved Farms. Lots for sale
In Bt. , Paul, Bt. Anthony, and &IL towns - on.the Mlnue.
eotA river.
1 wk-Particular attention Oven tri , tthe 'Loining of
Money, - and'Enterlng Lind Warrants. Address; •
- FNYDEIt & M'FARLAVII,
March 20,1860.-Iy.] • Minneapolis, Min. Ter.
RAN, I. IRON.—The subscriber hu
I
the satisfaction to *bounce to the public that his
large 'and . extensive Ware house . ie 'completed, end Is
iilled - with clue of the largest imo-lwiet •assortment of
akIiMERIED AND ROLLED IltON
Alvin. offered Infthis'place.. Those In want eroi4lo dossa ,
'to call .and examine belbri purchasing elsewhere.' Rs
member the old stand, East Main street,
Sept. }o,'6¢ ' • _ lIINEY BALI6\DE.
,1 1 ,-D _lt .'•' ' )r Ek , .
",
il - V * '6OO - 6;" Witiei iiii" 'l6l C 6liiiiiiiiie . "
*k_f also of Distillers, Mine untheimen, &c., within
the Count of-Cutuberlan r eturned slid classified in
aecOrdanee with the tory . . act', of Assembly, viz :
~....
' I '''''' '. :' .i : ei115 9... ' . . -, Lidente;:
A-.A.-.l.lJ_entic..,-,Z------ '. _,__.. .. ,
._lo_____._ . __ 420 00
- eliiiir& - a - gnjw;•:- --- "= -- -- , +- ----- - ,- - , - -12--- ..- ----- V -60-1-
Philip Arnad, - :‘- , • . 12 ~' -•12 50
0. , W. Milner, • - ... 1 .. 12 ~ , ,12 50
N. Xl'iiiaii, .', , . ...,., ---. . 'l3 - , -10 00
n t
/W. lhy, : .. ' .. „ . ' 13 . ... 10 00
G. In olf, Agt., , .•. 10 - 20 00
Joh G. Williams, : . . • • , . 12 : - • • .12 50,
Jose hD. lialikert, - • ', -•• ' 12 12 50
sam lirlfilyett, ' • . 12 • 12 50
S.M. Ilarerstick, . • 13, ' .' 10 00
'Simnel Elliott. - ' , . :... 14 -'' • 7.00'
William,Kelso, ,
.. . .'l4 ' • 700
11. ~...4?t.;ili :. nan, • • ~, • . •14: 7 00
B .J. teffer, . . 14 7 00
Steider, 3r0., • -'
. .. .. -13-.. ---- , - . - 10. _ 00
Jobjk W. Raw A ins,
• lien ii , T,,:tatton,
_ _
John:P., Lyne, ..
Stayman A: Sons, . ',• „ - .I_3 - ^ "Io'oo
-Ireiniliifsailt-Sons • '..._..,.1.0._:____ 20.00_
Woodward and Schmidt, 10 . .20 op
-John Faller:- -.. .. •
•' • - ..., A 14 ' 700
• ' ..' •. 7 14 - ---. -- .7 00-
Daniel Eek'olg,
J:k Df ithottdtl, - .... . .;' - ."14 ~ ' - 7 , 00
We B.Morray, . . • , '.:' l4 - 4 - 700
George W. Milton,. • 14 • i . , 7 -OD
Jacob Shrom; '.l . ~ ' 14 ' -,7 00
41110114)w, ' . - • ' ... 14 -.. 700
'
-Thomas . . 14 - - 700
* Canlyn,
, ..
Peter ger, • • - • - 14--' • 700
Mtl. Itobror,• . . • • , 14 7 00.
J.:V. Armstrong;--- - ' 14 - 7 00
Brof.'ll. M. Johnson, ' ~- • . 14 ':, • 700
J. A: J. litilTar,. r. - • • • • • 13 .10 00
S. M. looser; • , - 18 , • 10 OD
Thomas IL Skiles.l3 'lO 00
Arnold & l o lviogston, • • . 13 10 00
John Remy,,... , . • , 'l4 - 700
.Philip Illessersmith, .. , ''', - 14 •7 00
Barknesi A Illullin, .-. • , . 14 ' ''.7 00
James 31.0ranahan, , 14 - : 700
George Lelby, ~. , •• ' -. 14 •7 00
Stinfart-,lncobs--.--_,-,---
.- 14 -
• 700
A. M. Piper, Agt : , . '.... 7 . 4 --- voo
David Cornman • - '. 14 ~ 7 00-
, 14 :' .7 00
Martin' Angle
Philip Deterleh, •
N; A. Cornelins,•
John Wonderitch,
John C. Domani, '
'Christian Shade,
John Crisswell,
Benjamin Biggs, '
Willis. Moore & Co.,
S.C.llollar,
P: - Ariz,. • .
& Co.,
.1. Q..Altielt,
- Jai — Grill
Nevin end iteddings,
011 AB. 00
Constantly on band and
for; aria by •
•
j„ . P,AL.IETI. k CC.,
April 1,1.866-3 m.
tltarlisle geralb.,
Fredinielis & Humor,
Jannis Canto, fir,
Henry:Peterr, - „
Henry Glass,
Keepers' & Low,
William Gould,
Arnuld and
W. D. A. Naugle,
-11.Antitter; '
William A. 'Allies,
M. - Snodgrass, '
Pnaleriek.Cernman,
.1. W . . Smiley,
A. Seiler,. Agt.,
Slimßranum
Kunkle Storick,
O.
Totton fi Stew art,
Jujitf"Stambitugh,
.1: -
Samuel Sugars,
MECIi.%7IICSIIVRO
Daniel Comfort, ' •.•
Riegel &. Herring,
GeorgeWebbert, ' • •
tos i Snell,
•
Henry Leas,
George Slngizer (Grocery),
John
Swisher & Son, •
Simon Arnold,
Brindle & Nelswangea, .
Dr. I. Day,
Jacob -Dursbelmer, '
Kaufman & Sous ( 2 stores),
John' Harlan,
George Singizer (Warehouse),
Robb, Wilson & Co., S •
311111 sen & Zacbarias, • *
Singleer & Shafnor,
Isaac lillatard, •
Oswald & Kaufman,
Daniel Grabill,
liummel & Cow/sr,
NERVILLE.
Thomas Sough.
Thomas M'Candlish,
James .741 . Cimilish,
Jchn M. Davidson,
Q.. 0 Wild,
knthony Foreman,
Joseph Laughlin,
%Main Blitz!
William Reed,
William Bretton,
J. 11. Ilerron,
L
L
,Ilear & Cobavgh t
J. NV. Levi, ,
WEST PENNI3BOBOIIOII
Davidson* James (2 stores); •
Theodor.) liomshor,.
Townsend & l'attOrson,.
John Hood,
'Woodward & Sehruldt,.
John 'rrogo.
Jdiiisthon Eroozo,
CyriirGbastheirt, •
Edwsni Rogers, , • ,
J. & B. Kursk,
& J. Tracey,
Jacob Swoyer,
J. W. Vanderbelt & Co.,
111. & J. A. Kunkle,
John Mlnleh, 4 '
James-Kyle,
Teter-Garver,
MIFFLIN
lenry Snyder:,
FALNUORD
Wi & J Oteen,
( -
110PF,WtLL.
Jobit Ferguson,
'Wherry • Co.,'
Shoemaker & Elliott;
John
. Boller, . _..
8017t11AMPTON . :
J. W. Clever,
William llanek,
J. F. llangbmen,
Conrad Fosusugl.4.
Ilermy Myers, , .
Samuel Clark,
Dtcu,Ysov.~
iinssell4 Dice,
Hays & Patel,
Jacob Beetem, " •
JohnAi. liutehinson, -
Christian Ocker o
Isaac - Newcomer,
IV. - /c J. Green,
Joie& L. Sternei, -
Francis Williamson,,
Av. M. 'Watts, •
Benjamin Plank,
, -
'ton . ultlikesnon
EUaa'Lfght l
SOUTH Molar°tr.
Moore & Craighead,
Mullini'it Alexander,
A. 111: Liedigh,
David Nickel;
-.1,-A,Caufman,
T. G. Wolf, ' ,
MN
Sam Snuto
D. hi;
12 ,
12 -
120
- 1 - 1 ISO
14 ' • 700
141, / 00
14 , 1 700
14 • 700
14 7'oo
la - 10 00
14 .7.00
14 • 7 00
14 - .7,00
14 . 700
14 , 7.00
14 7 00
14- 7-00
EEO
7 00
7 00
15'00
- 20 00
10 00
7 00
7-00
7 00
-10-00
7 00
7 00
12 Uti
7 00
_ 7 00
7 00
15 00
00
' - 10 1
7 00.
10 00
7 00
7 00
7.00
1
10
14
10
13
10
14
14
14
Hi
• 14 00
10"00
10 00
10 00
10 00
00
1 00
*1 00
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STEAM SAW_ MILL AND
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE:--:=The nut,.
• scriber offers at private sale a STEAM
1111: . %ii* SAM' MILL situated in South Middle
- • • " ton township, CUmberland• county;
with 'which is connected about NINE HUNDRED AND
TIIIIITY-TilltEE ACRES - of - Rood Pine, - Oak, -- Chestnut
and-Poplar timber. The 51111 and Engine are in'. the
-best-runnintrorder and-can-bet.rted at a day's notice..
There is a hod double two-story DWELLING HOUSE
on the Property, sulthble for two fandiles,with an office .
and-- . god Stabling. About fifty acres of he land could
be advantageously cultivated and converted into a pro
fitable Firm. The.pmperty presents great Inducements,
to purelutsert -Terms will be made easy. For other
particulars apply to the subscriber at Carlisle, rig.
• A. L. SPONSLER..
00 I Eee.:s 55.. Real Estate Agent and Scrivener.
Nigro!
20 oo
7.00
12 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
7.0
700
7 00
10 00
'7OO
7 00
7'oo
7 00
7 00 ,
7 00
7'oo
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00'
10 00
10 00'
7 00
7 00
7 00
,700
;Y:l7 7 °O
IS 20 00
14 700
13 10:00
14 700
14 .7 00
14 • 7 00.
'lk 00
Jacob Simmons, •
18 - 10 00
David Strohin, • . 13 10 00.
John Houck. ; • , 14 700
Androw Bingbor; IS 10.00
!MoNnox
nnY Itu11;
Mnty
7Sitmuel I,9ll.mtin
MI
LOWSII, ALLEY%
• ' A 14 7 90
14 7 00
14. ' 7OO
• . „
sana:Braton,
'Minch; & DM) •
Abrahnia Ilrowbr;
. . .
'• 17ptan Aural.
• . ...
Gesweller & 7,ociC: ' --'"'•-•:„.. 13 1 lOOO
Jonathan lickels,. , - .14 - - 700
Peter Gingering, . , i.
,_,. '' . 14- . , 7 00
111 ram Loognecker, '
Robert'
ljetteriA, ' . 14 ' 700
' . _• .. . -
- •ItAMPiEt.
Iteney-14AiTip'(wtr41.1tu.Se),
Itupp &Bon. , - . • .
W. 11. Eckels, ' ' ••
Sheaffer.d: .1.1rcr.,"
• *** ' W GOMM
• • •
John A:Machlen,
john4i, Miller,
Ohnriee Oyeter,
Feaman 3: Porter,
Mosso'. 14 James,. •
John liarn;,
F Leo.
JOhn B. Church,
Rudolph Martin,
EAST PENNEIDOTtOIIOII
SheotejLingalield &.Edinger,
F. Marlin, •
George W. Fader,
Michael Freo,
Jacob Longman!,
"Jacob Rep pingo!,
D. A. & J. Dougherty,
John M'Cormick, •
Bucher & Son, . ,
Ker•& liummel,•
-D74.4-.ltynardi
D. Denlingeri
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DISTILLERIES,' .
Philip Zie ler, Frankford, - .% -.' • • •-8 00
P, A. EJ. '.".Abl, Newtnit, . -. .
• - 12 50
- JoAvith lln Ap,. ' " .. .
, . 8 00
Robert Qii gley., '". ..8 00
Ali'm Bold m " . South 3liddloton; , - '-12 50
Henry Gloss, •• - " . • " 1, - .5 00
.lobn Bowman, Loirer' Allen, - . ..,."
M. G. peltzhoover, Monroe, , . - ' 12 50
Geti..A. S. lint :Mt, " ' • • 1250
Henderson k Sons, ;North Middleton,2o 00
Willinut Itrirtiltz, Carlisle, ...; • -, ' . -8 00
Marshall James, West PennAtnrougb, 13 , 10 00
Dillrr A: KrMee -- 4,...1 13 • •., '10 . 0)
Jai:'olr - Sliellobarger, . .• " - • 14 .• 7 00,
Daniel Alil.* Brno -" - • .: I,l' • - •10 00
Philip Ziegler, Frankford, - . . 14, -• ~7 00_
John-Moore, Dickinson,'- - . - 14 700
Elder Minas., " - • - • . 13- -- . • -10 00
Ali'm Boslor, South Middleton, -,-- • 14- 700
Slietatir & Shupp, " . . 14 7 00.
J. 11. Sheafter, - .• " 13 10 00
W. 1.4 T. B. Craighead. S. M,, 13 .10 00
Miller 4 Zing, Mechanicsburg, - ..10 - 20 00
Henry Rupp, Hitnipdeu, 14 . 700
'1'..11. Bryson. " • 11 ' 15 00
S. Urh.ll, East Pennaborruigh,•, ' ~14' . 700
- David Voglesong, Mo . nrno,.____-_
_.
.13 •__ 10 ,, 00
a . ... - -.-.- - --14,.--_,-4_oo_
Geo. ‘I..S Brandt,
,'• - • s • : :14 • '
.. 7 00
isain• 11111sard, . " '' • 13 •• .• 10 00
Christinnr-Eberly,..Lowur,Allttit,• . - 11 -15'00
Jolin.llOrn, : ' • • " -" • -.' •• • 11.. 15 00
Samuel Bitner, - . " . " ''lB''- 10 00
John - KAtinernani `t. " - . .14 7 Do
- C. Rupp.. II . If 18 .Id'ou
. ..
Jeigob Coover;ir., Upper Allen,_ . , . 14 700
John "Shaffner, Silver Spring, -• .-:-,'•.'''l4l--... . .... 7-
00 . 00.
1.1; 11. Bucher, o . l3 •- 10
LoutsVandersloot. 4 ‘ . 14' ' . TOO
Henderson & Son, North Middleton, .12 . ,12 50
. .
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OYSTSKJAND EATISO HOUSES. •
Jacob Low ' Carlisle, 8 . 500
.
henry Peters, : . ,
8 • 500
William.Spongler, 8 5 00
Margaret Miller, x •8 - , 500
Jacob donee, 4 .. '. , . 8- . bOO
Jacob Stratton, " • 8 , ' 500
Henry Warner, s. " - -. • • - 8 . 500
Orlirge Murphy, Nowvillo, • ff' • - 5 . 0E/-
Jane Kershaw,. " .--41.-- sop
J. It. Diehl, Newburg. •' '8 5 00
Charles lireweter, Newton, ' 8 . 500
Spongier & Mackey, Sbippensburg, .8 .
l•I • 5 80
Samuel Speese, 8 5 00
Henry Brownewell, Silver Spring, 8 ' 5 00
JamesMaloy, Mechanicsburg, • 8 ' 500
David Long, 8 ...., 500
Jeremiah Freeze, Shiremanstown, . 8 7 600
Samuel li. Grove. LisbUrn, • 8 - ' . :5 00
Ab'm Coble. Fast Pounsbomugh, ••
8 5 00
MM. W. Philippa,
. •
+TE\•P.IN ALLEYS.
DMA 11-I,aufOileehanlesburg;--.7:- -
JAcob Low, Carlisle,
•
Merehanta and others who feel themselves aggrieved
by the aboVe classification, will have an opportunity el
calling on,tho saabiteriber - ,At 'the Mitre attic “American
Volunteer,' any time before the 20th day 'of April.
After that lime no appeal can be heard.
3os: C. THOMPt3ON, -
April 9,185C*4tv.] • ATorenntlle Arpreiser.
for SaCe nob
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FOR 8 A LE.—The
K 3 subscriber offers for siffe a new.Steaurili
teen feet long and. thirty Inchu In diannitekwlth onu
fbnrteen inch flue, apply at the Paper Mill at Paper
town.
Vol,. 13, 's6.—tf.. 4
V - A - LUA.131.11 CORNER PROP'TY.
• AT I'RIVATF , slum,
hat very valitisble , arid wel ! - "known IiIJSINESt
STAND situate on the corner of North Hanover and
Louthor Streets, inShe borough of Carlisle now owned
and occupied by Jacob Fetter, containing 30 feet front
on Hannover street and 240 steel on fouther 'street.—
Tbe improvements on. Hannover street are
.11, large
STORY 110USH, with a large brick bark build
log finished in the most elegant' nianner,,containing 11
firooms including the store room, bo_siljes , pantrito
and convenient closet arrangements. The STORI
ROOM 'le'33 feet in:depth, fitted up in the best
vestal° manner and one of the most desirable and lons
stabllshed business locations in our town. • ; ,
There is a large two story brick building fronting or
Loather street, with sishop,attadied; - view - occupled: at
a cabinet maker khop. Abm a stable on the foot of the
lot r and . other necessary buildings. The propert%
bfin excellent order having been recently fitted up b . ;
the present occupant For terms Acrenquire of ' _ •
• - • ' A. L: SPONSLER,„
Real Estate Agent and Scrivener.:-
Opt 5
IpOPLAR .. ' 1407- PROPF,I4TY AT
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PRIVATE SAL • That valuable Olen, of ground
s taste In South Hanover street, In . tke borough of
known as the
POPLAR Lo F...
Bold lot contains about oue .acre and a quarter of
ground and Ontri its deelrable and advantageous lock
Eon ie admhably adapted for building purposes.
Tbe• lot will be sold entire, or in lots to suit inw ,
chasers. For terms andlifurtber.particulars enquire of
A. L. BPONSLER,', ,
oct. sl, ' 'ss. heal Estate Agent and Scrivener,. ,
?V "
.16'4R IVLA
. OV DADIMA.i tE
IIENR SAXTON.. 7, • •
Thu subserlborliavingrOtuined fr mtlte city vrouldeall • ' •
the attuution of 'his t pninilB to ths • ,
__large_and_welleelectrildatistirttitent.prifardwa r o whic h. ,
-- TiliYrytrtrialliflettd, - efiaisint - tWifi'. - ptieti 4l4ll : l24l).l.3{AL--ALS--
T Kiti A LS, nails, screws; hinges, Ineks,Ults;glass,
p ot &c._ TOOLS .4alge. oolii;40a. - and planes
4 very dcscriPtion, , yritlfileit'rrSiPS, -- lastramereip atv li s,
• Ol,Astii AA. every desciiption and "Auality-Common. •
•,glassof ill &relit 'breads, whitePolishedltmeriCan glass •
'French: glass of all sizes . , double thick glaiss Of all sizes.
ground enamelled glass, &a, : •
A general - assortment of•SiIOP.MAKERS AND SAT) .
.1)1.101lS. TOOLS,. together with morocco, lining and-bind'
• log' sklna, shoo thread, wax, pegs; lists; harness mount
log. saddhitreeS, &c,. • . . •-•-- • ''
• COACII TitISIMINO--canvess (plain, enamelled,l l F
urnd - enabessed - ,)• patent and enamelled leather.,
iisigs, springs. hubs; siptikos; talkies, sits.ts,4c.,,ke,--4. •
Cabinet Makers, will find a large 'assortment of 'vain
ash wctinthogany. and-walnut veneers, moulding, romp t tot:
hair cloth, curled hair, la. • -•• •
NV II IT LTSEI ,P,AINT- 2 - now article for nothing s
beautiful. white 'and brilliant polish, Ihr.,dining-rooms
-Parlors, Ase.-.
I ICON-A large stock, Compriiintiftlpillidsliii gol*enl
rr9..ilemember the 61d - stand East-Iligh Street,,CaV
lisle; K. •
I March 266661
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10 00
0 u
- 3-00
13
14
14
1:1 10 00
14 7 00
. '7 00
14 _7-00
14. , ' 700
: 14 700
.12 10 00
13 - 1000
*AI - - 15 00
' 14 7-00
12 . ' 12 60
13 00
.13 ' 10.00
NE IV • W S ALE 1113,,U1;
N.. - SPENCER, THOMAS, 20 - :but' , i cond. Stieet:".
Philadelphia, Importer. 'Manufacturer, nhd Dialer in
DBMS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, ACIDS,
Dye Stuffs. Taints. Oils, Colors, White Lead,'French ane
American White Zinc, Window Glass. Glass Ware. Var.
',. niches, Brushes, Instruments,. armed ,Spices, Whob
Spices, and all other article. usually kept by Druggists. .
Including Borax, Indigo: Ohms, Shellac, Potash, &c.
All orders, by mail or otherwise, promptly attendee
to. Country merchants are invited to call and exordia ,
.our Stock before purcbasimc elsewhere. '• 410 - G9 o dlbsent
to any of the wharves or railroad stations. Prices LOP
and Goods. Warranted. • (March 2.0,1350-139 •
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S.-13.---M-14-E41,-:_•.A--1431.-.A:N.Gr_E_M 33 N T _
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14 7- 0 1,
i'4 fioo
13 lO 00
14 700
14 - 700
14 - 7 0 0
14 7 00
14 • 7 0 0
13 , 10 00
11 16 50
141_7 00
UMBERLAND VAI.J.4Iir R.
• • CHANGE - HOURS! '' •
•
On and maser TUESDAY, , April let, 1856,, Passenger
-Trains' will.run its itAiriWS: (Sundays-,excepted:
•
• . • NOR HARRISBURG
• • ' let Train.
Leave Chambers bn-rte4.45, A. M
Shippensburg, , .4:18 • "
" 'New•ille, • 5.49, ..•
6 27; . "
- " Mechanicsburg, ' 6 55 i
Harrisburg, -7.20, "
- . -c.OR CHAMItER:3IIIIRa
• „ • „ • Ist Train:
-Leave Harrisburg, • •
~ 8.15; A. M
" • Mcchanicsb,urg, ..... :,..8.40,
-" Carlisle, • 9.25, "
" . Newville, .-"
Shippensburg,. • 10.32,- " •
At Chainbersburg,. 11.00, "
.• - TRAINS '
Leav • Harrisburg for Philadelphia at 7.40 .A.M.,7.5 4 ).
.M., and 1,1 5; via Columbia.
heave Harrisburg 9w Pittsburg at 3,30 A.M.; 12.35 noo9.
- Harrisburg-Po Baltimore, at. 8.14,A. Mr; end
, 1-P. M.- • '
—Cnre4Bauphiu_andSunueltannecliall Road leave Bar
risburg _for Auburn; lteddlitg - , - Ac.. daily. - ....
• . Sir At all Stations - where Tickets are sold, Firet - iiik
TEN -C1;5213-LESS titan when paid in the Cars.
A..e. - SlllTllTToperlittenden
Rah Read Ofitce,..Chntriporsburm t-• . •
March' 1, 1856. • . .
. •
FOB, RENT.---The store room-in Pitt
-. •
-.- Street now occupied by_Francla Porter. Enquire
at this (Ace; or at Book Store.
Fab-1,31 .. • 4
:NEW BQOKS.-M.ACAULY'S HIS-
.TORY OF ENGLAND, and. ABBOTT'S NAPOLA
ON, just received at Pll'Elt'S liciok Store. .
•
Carlisle; March, 12.-3 w.
GItO.CEIUI lANDGItHOCIERIES r!
If you went prime Groceries,
1f you _ want beautiful 9ueensware,
ao to 11 . albert'a
It Jon went splendid Lamps,
*you want the best Fish;
If-you rapt. Tubs or Baskits,--
if you want anything else Ili Ills line,
Go to Halbert's:
The subscriber has just ,
returned from the city witha '.
hirge and choice. assortment of Groceries, Glass' and .
China Ware, Fliih, §alt, ilasketsjubs, and every thing
In' his line of business, which heoffers - for aide at 111*
lowest prices.. Call and examine for yourselves. . .
nov. 21, 'M. ..T D. lIALBERT.,
30 00
30 00
kY A N STRAW' CUTTERS;
. ,
colt:4°Bli DLLERS.— 4t: largo assorment:Of Ina
pro‘ Hay, Strrivr and Fodder Cutters, now on hand.—
Also, double_and single corn shelters for dither band Or
tinik power. of the very latest manufacture, Including
the premium libeller at the late PannsylvaniaState Fah.
For sale by ' • PASCIIALL MORRIE; &XI.,
Agricultural Wareinose and Seed Store, corner of 7tti
nd Market, Philadelphia. , Dec. 6.1854—tf •
•
yAKEs..I.--RAKES
A Rid ERS,, ATTENTION I • • •
.
• • SANDER' IMPROVED lIORSE•RAKE.
Patented Juno 4, lts2.—The subscriber, haring ,par
chased the lute st of. his partner, Moses 0. Eberly, is.
prepared to in ; nufacture the abOve Rake on reasonable •
terms, at Ow old stand, opposite the Steam Sawmill.
This hake Is s pie in construction and not liable toget
out Of ordert. is well adapted to the raking of hay or
g r ain, and works "troll in rough or stony ground, having
metallic 'Spring , teeth. its operation is most easy and
simple—the operator, Instead of operating the rake with,.
his hands, rides, aneoutrols it with his feet. Even a -•
lame or lazy person can earn good wages with one of
theskeirwithout-much-eiertion; of a gentleman _ _
wishing ifinuse litnnielf; can - get- on-his rake,-ride -
ftbont his fields as In his gig, do as much•work as any of.
his hands, and ride back to-toia: Persons who have tried
this, consider it the cheapest, simplest, and best Horse
Rake stow' in use, and all sold last season gave general "
It was exbited at varions Count Failll •
afid satisfaction, hi
the State Fairs of Pennsylvania and Michigan ,
anti-drew the First Premium at each.
!laving metfillt reasonable enceurap3ment last •
season, the au scriber would return thanks for past
favors and soli t all persons in want of a good Rake to
gip him s' call at the Park Foundry - , Mechanicsburg,
Pa, at the , manufactory. -
-Any- person having light wagon wheels, about
f our feetliigh, can have a rake made to order by sandinir --
height of wheel, length of hub, and size of boxes. -
TERMS EASY—Price $2O with 'wheels, and.sl2 with ,
out. Orders addressed to the undersigned,. at Me
chanicsburg, Pa., will receive protopt attention..
March 20, 1850-3m.] 44, W. MILLER. ,
IV. D. MUTIEN
aOR SH,ELIstRISr
. • larfillu'iW MIMES;
I.lflangoesartment of Superior Corn Shelters, luau&
Sag Reading's Patent, capable of shpiling 1000 bushels
of Coro per day, Also Pennook's band and power She&
lira; Viltlr'itarioutt *tiler patents of various prams.. Hay,
Straw and Fodder Cutters •of the: most approved eon- _
structlori and in great varlety,,, Sausage Oboppers and"'
Shifters. . Double ldicbigan, Subsoil, }b le, and - .Bar
Share Plows; Supeeor Ox Yokes and Dowa, Grain Fans,'
Varrners ilgliers,-Gern . mid rib Mills, Lime and Gillum .
Spreaderi; do., for side W.bplesale and Retail by .
PASCHALL MORRIS 1.004
AgecultUral •W.arelouSe and Beadigtotte, 14 Z. _
:,:th and Market sic, PhD*: • • . Oct 10,'
AeNOTIIER INVOICE ,OF Elegant
Ne edle Worked COMM Rutaing, Insolo4l l l-and
• niS;jtlgkreVelfed from Now York, at ?fag_ redeem,
prices. „ - CLUltitlautalLAY!
deod..9, _
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ITBNILY SAXTO±.;
2d Traln.
4.86, I'..M
6.99, ' AI '
6.40, "
6.18,
6:50T -
7.1 b, "
• 2d Train: .
1,00,1'. 111
1.30. "
2.11, "
2.44, "
3.16,
3.45, "
Go to lialberVs
Go to IlObort's.
Go to Italbert'&
Go to Ilalbert's