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•.: FA:
WEDNESDAY,
Elie tar i gcst atitYliOcni)est Fain!.
111 CUMBEIVLAND COUNTS:
"
.TEitMS.--Ti - io DOLLARS A OR VICE 1,91
LAW FlriY CENTS, IF PAIR :N'ADVANCE.,,
75..1E "PAID WITHIN THE YEAR.
_
.IJ-NION STATE• TICKET!
• - CANAL COAI3IISf 4 101%;Ell
THOMAS .E. COCHRAN . , of .115ric
. • AiaYiTon: CiEpIERAT4
DARWIN PitELPS, of A rtustrobg.co
' SURV.Ei`.O.It GENERAL, . .
BARTHOLOMEW LAZOTLTE, Brad far'
SEV — Our tlotoks aro .due to tho,.:rfor
Lemuel - Todli for -congressional -doer
meats
reirThe peknowle4enient of Walker'
giiveriime,nt..inAtearagun:is_noya!_ibe_e_y_
citing' _subject . . in -;W:isbinkton, • lb,-
Cabinet is' divided on the point. •
"BudtiANA.si's PitostEc
presses in . the . BUClanati • interest;
throughout Pennsylvania, tire : filled, say
a -contemporary, with stirring appeals iii
behalf.of the",ftiVorite km." Tatlietiu i
addresses. in.favor of 310.3tMliatran, are.,
kientabrogd to influbnce. their brethren
in.-other-States, and long editorials, arc.
_written i showinghow patiortly the De l
.itiociacy of Pennsylvania bave waited for
an oPportunfty - tO.furniSh to their 'broth,
ran' of the Union• - :n: candidate -- for - the
.PreSiUney;
. ..A. sort of biography of Mr.
Buchanan, intended for Southern Inat
.ket,- proving that -lie has-been true tOthc.
interestS•of Slavery, on all occasions, has
been published and is sent ti broad iii. 6-0. 7 '
ry direction. This desperation of Atte -
Buchanan. journals does not augur favors_
bly for'the 6f man• of theft. choice." Ob
scure and insignificant men:have hereto
fore, by aid of the 'two-thirds rule,
been nominated Over the heads of their
great nfen, and this may be the, Cars it
-gain, b.!' the Cincinnati Cor;vention. An
under current is at work, intended to
dninag;e .the--puhpects of Buchanan.- -
President Pearee, aided ay his ;Cabinet,.
is working for a- re nomination; while
.41unter - of *Virginia, - Rusk of Texas,,
Douglas, and Many'other lesser light's, iri
ease .l
babe hopes of being successful in obtain
' inia nomination. The head of Mr. Bit
`chirMan is by no incans resting upon /
bed of roses .
GELS. CAss.—Allrashingten letter
afrite says_that as the "nieeting of the
Olneinnati Convention draws near, new
oonAinations are formed, 'newt sehenks
_ hatc.ll4, and. now_prograwnes arranged.
.It lie u great inistake — to• suppose flint
- either Gen. CUsS,or his friends consider
him out of - t.llO-ring: They are-not- only
-- lisiehing *Janne - 0191,7 2 -u decided---de .
Ulonstration, 'but they are planning with
reference to contibgencies in which he
fility be yresented as a compromise eandi
)
hate. A part.pf the expeeta,tion of
- 40 as is rqdinated upon a reversionary
interest in Mr. Bachanaas strength, af
ter hahas be'e i n 4flisp(ised of. The home
man of Gen.. CaSi - 3 says he will not and
shall not be alandoned; and, it is not un
ehoritable, to suppose, there is at, least
.one distinguished person the
same way of thinking. ,
"STOVII CAROLINA.--An active can
%rasa for Governor was, at the latest ac
Counts, progreising in North Caro
On the Bth instant, the rival amulidate
were to commence " stumping" the Stat
having "eleven appointments in all.
Stir Leslie'l
_lllustrated' Newspaper,
'topics to us regularly . and--continues .t
-improve in its appearanee. it is . neN
decidedly the best illuatcatedpaixir put.
.liehed in the United States. • -
PIIILADELPIIIA 'ELECTION.
...The'l,,ocofocos of Kiladelphia made 'a
clean sweep StFthe election for: city oll'i
ceis
Zieetect
iy9y, 7(Riti
eitndidate._fOr
---- "E§Treity7Solicittity-7-CitY-onfrollety-- 1
NrlH eceiver of Taxes and City :COmmission
• et% The majority for Vaux- over Henry
•1. no6re the AMerican candidate for,
.mayor, .kg some 4,000. .The new. Se
. loot Couned\standa, Locofocos 15, Aweri~
• cans .8, -Whi t O*l.-Coramon . ..
.Council,
Locofocos, A.'inerieans
-r-BOard-Of-quardiana_for_ N the Ponr„.l3,6ard_of
•. Health, Board of Prison hsk!etore., have
also been cairietby the.Locos:'bycorres
pending : m*sl4E s.„ '
Thrs,result.-is_lrot-an_un . expacted___ae;
nor can it be claimed as a democratic
Vietory; Even in --the-.----address T of--ithe
.11.rayor.eleet . to his u . tiny; friends on
the of the election; it ia'not claimed
as such.,' Tho City Conn.cila were ac
cused-of extravao m aiNo in the administra
tion-otaffairs and •tho,Oilarge . was' goner.:
ally heilinycd.- --I'llousands-of—Whiand
AI ri Ca nar.-deSi - red.a : chaii ge_ of..:admin
- 7:.trationtan.d to effect '-the change ..voled
,withtheii , opponents. In so doing, how-
Ket,Altey_Ore actuated . by . - the spirit o
local refortwalone, without upy , intention
of iNrlnanntly n their ()id chei•-
isied-pat;*vt organization: When.natiofi
al nielmires idia::vmatiorlareleetitneeotnes
. _
up, things will be N;ery-differeilt:--:AI:ile-
feat is sometimes an advantage to a par-
It causes . men to'retleet ; and if they
have gotte wrong; to - retrace 'their steps.
We have confideitee - in the niajorit-v. of
voters in Philadelphia, and believe that.
•wken theit• votes are wantcd,. they-' will
•
be on the riAl side.
CREDIT '
•
OiT, of Senth - Cm olina;_
has published a letter to the
Dudley.,,upon the subject, of-the Cincin
nati, Democratic C . Onvention, - in which in
behalf of - the\South and of _Slavery; he.
:gives Democratic lartythefollowing
• -
credit for servile " work,and labor denp•
and performed .1"--* • . •
" The northern Democrats aided us to
- bring into the Union Texas, . a magnifi
cent slave-holding "Territory—large .e.
nought° make four slave states; and
krengthened• us• more iiithat peculiar in
terest -than was ever'before done by any
single,aet of the Federal, Governdent.
Since; then, they have, amended a very
imperfect fugitive slave law, • passed' in
1793, and have given us now' a. law fel.
the -recovery-of -0111 v n-slaves,as_stri 47_
6 7 cocas the ingenuity Of man could
r,
de
vise. ' Since, then they have aided us by
their votes in • 'establishing the doctrine
- Uflibti-iiitervention' with Slavery by :Con--
. gi•ess iii the Territories. Shied then they ,
have - actually repealed the- Missouri re
,_ • ; to set-
Strl.olo l zl, opened I r
A CTT.Ly.C.S .
dement, and enabled us if• the South
will,bo true to.herself, 44 , aid in
peo
pling Kansas, to.form anntheVState. - In
1843 a man would haVe been pronounced
__insane, had . he• predicted that • slavery
would be introduced tliere by- the remo
val Congrpssional restrictions:"
gay Col. A. K. •MOCLunE is -recom-r
-mended in a recent number of the Frank
"_ lin .Repository as_ th,p' (4
. Union_ eandidat
for State Senator, in the district composed
of the counties of Franklin. and Maims.-
. We heartily endorse allthat tho writer
says in regard to' Col.'.lllcKußE,' — and
wound be' pleaied to hear of his ,n3mina.:'
tion
tar The official majority for; Vans,
for Mayor of Philadelphia, is 4,089,, and
-
for Ambruster, for Tax Receiver, 5,026.
•
ACCIDENT.-:—We regret to learn fret'
the Meadville. Journal that the Rev. littliata-
HEAD, the esteemed pastor of the N..§.'Pres 7
byterian elniroh In thatplace;.had . ft
.-ligbro.
ken on the afternoon of the 6th inst. 4 on' , l'he
Eastern Plank Road, abhtil a mile. from 1A4..
He was returning from an appointmeni*Ti
tusville on horseback,.. when his horea7:stutn =
bled and fell. Through' Lai Ph3sician,,,
Dell we learn 'that it is a ;simple freatura;,o4
. that Mr. C. is nnt otherwise Injured.:
ANOTHER,STEAM BALLOON.-A. M..:Tippet,
In Washington,. D. is at work on,A , 4004
ballnon, and it is stated in some of th lf o r eri,
. .
that on appropriation is about to bvtiPplied
for in the Beonto, Co enable' hint to .:.0004440t
one to-ittrry' the mails to Cal
tf,arli9le tjtralb.
Town Ant)
- GAS ANI) WATER WORKS:.
1110..second.nnnna34-eport.:...of—the4/srlisle
Gas land.Walei Company,
cat -of
PitEIYEUICEE ' VAT TS; Pres]
Both works are now near- conviction.. For
the last year our 'citizens' hase . . been.enjOyitig
the benefits. of 'copious supply of pure and
• .
wholesome water froth the Cariedoguinet creek,
and in a fewdays nthrelbe brillitiney of es .
light will be added.' The repOrt states 'many
interesting factS in relation to'tlie,totnitrue-
trait and Cost of the .W - aihs, from which we
do ndo s a the follo_Wing_ptirticulare..i
• The Water Wias.cousiet of: R frame. darn,
180 feet in length, across' the- Cattede . gttlnet,
about a mile and a quarttr north of the •bot.
Migh:; - a - brick water house, enclosing two
prp - s; -- Watu --- wheel - iitl -- machittery -- of- the
pupkt_.(lpproved..ltinds; an. anueduct of siz
iron pipe, frog the. creek .to the
reilervoiristance .of : 6,140 feet, wlikb
rakes the water, 137 feit ; two i:eiervorte,
each 110 by. 128
.fenton the•bottom , and 11
deep ; an, aquequct frotothe ,:reservoir
. 420
feet, of ten inch pipe, and'B,soo feet of eight
inch Pipe to the centre of the lior&mgit...-= -The
amount of pipe laid to kind throitgityo bor
ougl#,..oxcee Is nine nines in length all o
which is' laid three feet bele* . th - e" -surfa6e'7,*
the ground: • . - _
TheGds 'Works consist of a retcifi house
42—fret;:-cotrinining — feur — tenehes ---- of - .
three retorts each ; a purifying bnuse, 25 by
feet,..containing four - purifying boxes; lime
roi2m., meter room Ind office, with a large
workshop on the . upper floor ; a coil --botise
25 by 42 1- I . e - et. -:These buildings are nil of
brick, the Fetort'house having an iron frame
and slate roof, and the coal house an iron
roef. The Gasometerls:so feet in diameter
no4Tll3feiii deep - . The whcile work IS. capa
ble Of-distilling and registering 50,000. cubic
feet of gas every .twenty.four . flours. . — The
receipts and expenditureS_of the company. nre
given as follows: :
II EFI lI'S
Cosh received for stock, $54,056 00
on l'erimit)'ent:l / ouns, 19;18542 -
~ On Temporary ." .15,500 00
F: -- Watts, (bioken'pip - e) ....7 20
\Filter roots, . • • _ 78 12
_ ...-of_F;•Witts;,Presidei)t, . 1., 49 . 8 97
WutOryetits, , , . :471:84
-.• .. • • • . _ 407 21
EXPENDITURES.
. ~ . -
For Water House, ' . • • $ 8.288 7.1
".Gas IKorks (including pipes),. 20,208 71
"-Pumps and all Machinery, 2,0(30 52
—4 , Team nccount, . - , ~- .631'90
•-,, Engineering,. . , 2,0(32 7 i
" General Expense account, 7 -4000.33
" ExpeuSe of Pumping, 605 47
.. Dani, 1,917-03.
" Water Pipes, . - 87,136 70
" Reservoirs (including purchnias - •
. of 21 acres of Land).• 8,508 83
" Loans (Temp'y), and Discount''
--r and Interest on Temp'y and :-
. Pertn't Lanus. - 9,422 87
Balance in Treasure?..l bands, . - 4,905 59
It is added that (here are out standing lia
bilities not yet matured and work yet to be
dope Which - may -nmount — to•robaitt $7.,000.
The entire cost of the work, however, it is es.
titnnted Ivill not exceed $82,008, ' The report
expresses Ole' belief that Works a like kind
have never before been erected at so law a
cost.- When the.werks; were
_projeotad; and
proposnls - for their construction ' invited from'
various eontraotors, the !incest vier involved
nil expenditure of $130,000. Ampreeeed wlih
the conviction that the work could be done at
afar loss- cost, the energetic President and
Directors of the company, with a public spirit
as creditable to themselves as it has , proved
'profitable to the stockholders, deteimined to
take the construction of the wok chiefly into
their owe hands. The result DX:SP - vindicates,
the Propriely of their course. Our . borough
nowenjoys the inestimable 9dvantnges tf
Water and „qaa,:torkd of _the most perfect
Wifolit•unprecedentedly low. The
skill and energy of the two principal officers
employed ihe Beard - are alluded to in warm
teims'of eulogy. - "To A.. F. SMITU, the ou r
perintondant of the Cumberland Valley Rail
Road," says the • report,. "its . are entirely
indebted for the original plan of the Water
IVorks and • all the maohlitery;, and for ;his
oenstant advice and direction, in ite exeoutiotr. -
And to Tuzonoan hum, our own engineer,
for the adrairible, jodioleue and - ceouomical
.manner iD whiob that 'w,iifit'„wee' executed.
To Mr, Irish a lso - belongs:the•oredit - of huviug
;planed and:executed the etyle
o creditable to himself aud,:pretita,ble to you,
as evidenced by the fact that yi thelaying of
nine illites of pipe it has-nnt•ret•been disoo4- -
, ,
LertiAniteere Is a sin& leak-. 0( gou : orwa•
tei.."''fbeißoard may well congratulefe.,the
etookltatlers tbet,in
tieeibeeit achieved which , lay'doz4 more ;i t ;
enhance the value, of ~ ,Prnile#Y-; and. kciriitii'
oltlinrlili:"41,Irlinlo than eloy ,
itruvloui;riliblieimprevement: :144 i s , kiwi
'Tbn I IPPi* - g l " l% .: l° ' 2l "lPP Y ‘ niiini
felt .all; The ,of
. , ••;
„..
lii:o"prefts - la - at - work-:at- :-IftBt. 2 --Wild—our—anqient
borough is awakening froth thoosteep of years
to neiv life and prosperity. With the comple.
Mid Cop - works-:h - new-ern ,
President rind,Dire , Stort or the epeipany, who
trave.nt. , grea . .. persona ; Aeon.
certainly . owe some substantial token of their
appreciation and regarr.l. •
•
11e1NERN_._ 14 WEN BEB.-110 . . Spoctai
Court for planting licenses attracted a con
siderable number of persons
,to town yesterday
and warm interest was manifested. • The
Court was occupied the whole day, in eiatm , , ,
,iningithe.applidatiens, and - the differenca,be
tween procuring license undel'• the old and'
'present law was strikingly dernoustreted.—
Bach applicant found knecessfir,v,..to have one
or more Attorneyi and each appliptilan had
to be:lfeCo m printed • by ahien d-
A-good,deal_of.unensiness Was per
sie_pitipc 'on the:part of many of the appliCantl•
until thel.r claims were-decided; •The - costrof
licenses will average _about . $4O each and a
mounted to about
. $l7OO. • •
The application of Thomas CoStamegnn,
keeper of " Our lleuee,". in Carlisle; was held
over to the Angust-sessions. No remon—
strance ins presented-hut upon the interrega
.liOn_of the court it .. wai ailiiiitteid - 14 - his - cOnn
,sel_that he would. net, Under the riatu,ralizn7
tie•n,laws, be a - citizen until the itiontb. of .
Aub connexion with thiss-ripplication
the &mai' remariiiirtlat " - Our 1%14e - inflict
the former landleid had a bad reputation,
being a plac:_eitescut for private saldiera•
from . the .iarrison.ancr-qher disorderly per
sons. The "Court thenigirve notice in emphatic_
„
terms that the . publis, bousedof-,the . borough,
were licensed. for the purpose of entertaining
strangers - rind travellers•and nnt to sell liquor
_to - soldiers, and - that hereafter thefact of. any
landlord selling a sieglo"glass of.
soldier would be held aisuffnieut ground fur
refusing a renewal of license.
,A reinon
strance was presented agalitst , the applicatien
of Isaac ParsonB for lic'ense of the Mansion
..„..
remoristrante_was_
met hy.a petithin iftom a large number of
citizens, setting forth the_ merits of the.house
and earnestlyurging . -the,. granting - of the
,
cense. fhe application was vtartnly contest
,
ed hut after a patient hearing "-the cburt_ de
cided that the objections were not sustained
• . -
by testinfony,.
lind thuttlie license should be
rented.-ented; -- :Objections were also madeto the
application of Wln,. Mondy, of Carlible, and
$91,567 86
ie case was held over to the Auguttreessionp
. . ..
In Shippensburg tbero were six. 'applications,
while only three. were . granted. But one li
centle wns granted ‘ in 11ogestown. Twaof the
applications in, East Penpsboro were refused.
The list Of licenses granted is oh follows:
TAYERNS. ,
•. . 1
Lower Allen-=James Hall. I
Upper Allem—W. W..lilitie.
Curllsle—West Ward—John Hannen,, Mi a
niml • k
Smith, Henry L. • Burkholder, Isaac Parsons, Henry
Glass. East Want—David Martin; JoSeph lichetr.
'Dickinson—Elias B. Eyster, John !locker, Jacob lied
seeker,. John Garman.
Last Pen usis,ro'—,-Alitn. Iluntsbergee, A. P.- - Eib, 'Solo•
mon heart- - ,
, , llopewell—Burkliolder k. 111cLeat
-
---Mitlilti— , Seott C.y le,
Mechanicsburit=Jantes A. Mohiy, JOhn Hoover, (00.
L. Spnsler.
Newton—Samuel Parks, henry L. Greenawalt l (.1
Mellinger.
New Cumberland—John .C.reaßiee.
— North - Nltiltilettm—NortMv k Owen,-Peter-Ilarktelteri
-.1. C. Beecher.
New vilM.---John 111 - . Wbodburn, 1). S. Dunlap. ' .
South Middleton—Jos. W. Patton, 'Mt(ttliew Moom
1 - .
John Ricker, W m. Creator, Snyder Ruploy. ,
Sllier Spring—Jacob SIMI, Jacob W. Leidig, George
Duey; George thou ver. __- ~ , .
,
Southampton—Levi Str'ohm.
Shipponsburg, lior.Sponshlr k Wilkini, Matilda
Kelso- Mary-A.Mateer, Jacob Groirs: .
:EATING HOUSES.
-
$91,867 86
c ar lioe__Arest Ward . 7 .Jeliersoniloyer,..Ncob Stratton
East Word—Gotloll) Swoltzer, John itoffuutn..,
TOWN Gossir.—Two companies of the
. •
U. S. Dragoons at the Barracks, received
mnrching orders, we understand, and trill leav - e
this post about the rst tofJunti. they are or
dered to Fort' Riley in Kansas.-- 7 —One -of
our publio schools is 'closed for * want of a
teacher, We. hope . for the sake of the' boys
"thatar teacher - may be -speedily-found—
The present Board of Direetors:of theflas.ano
Water_Coinpany wore ye-eleeted without' op.
position on Monday last—The annual Oer
inan Reformed ()lassie will. meet in this bor
oughe
on Friday evening next.
On the oth inst., by the Bey. A. IT. Kremer,' Mr.
CEO. K. MELL, of Newton 6TO - 4 — to Miss CAROLINE
WEINNEY, of Plainfield, this county. .
•
-On the 13th thst.. by. the same, Mr. HENRI' BROWS
EWELL, of Roxbury, to MIPS MARY 'ANN LAlltD,.of
Mochaulexburg.
•
On the 11th lust., by 'the same, Mr. JOSEPH' . Id'.
DARMOND, to Idles SARA[[ A. ANTILONEY, both of
Mifflin township, Me county.
On the 22d test., by the same, Mr. JACOB REEDER'
to Miss EACIIEL . A. NAIJOLF4 both of Routh Mldikle.
ton townshlp,,thls county..
On the ISth bolt,. by' the Rev. C. P. Whig, Mr. 110 W.
ADM ItUPERT to Miss CAROLINE OALRRAITII, both
of Dickinson toiniship,
~. . .
In BrOoklyn, Now York, on the 2201 of April, by tho
Ref. N. IL Nyo, Dr. OW. Z. 111IETZ, of Carlisle, to kilos
DATHARINIt ST: J. DEYNOLDS, eldest daughter of
,liorrloßeynohlo, Nog., of Brooklyn:.
• •
'On lb* th inst., after a lingering illness , Mrs. MARY
MANSON, iiithe 72d year of her age. .:"
• • .
On Tuesday. Wed lasti• Mrs. CATITITtINE Sill:L
ONG, Wife of Jacob, Shilling, of this place. -
- . .
NM
Slitarrtages.
313eaths.
3:teur ertis_ai' * e tits.
(i 1 7•0. W, IDI CFI
t - 2 3 ' ' pOCTOIt OF I)IF:Ii'fALSUIiGEBIC,
°Gads crt co and regidence opposite tarfqpi
'Tarr AV , z654-Main Arte44;9rlittler-----{slny
111 ST ];RANCH 'INSURANCE • :
--y-- Co., OF - LOCK II4VENi PA:, triadrest Detached'
-builtlinOti , -Stores,—derehandize, , Jariititrottertyointl===
other buildings, and •thislr • eontents at moderate 'HM O ; '" " :•
- , CAPITAL $300,000-011ARTER , PERPETU AL.
DlREcTOttli,
lion. John i, Parets; • 'lion. 0. C. Harvey,
John R. Hall, .• , . T. T. 'Abrams, _ • . •
Charles A,. Mayir, ;'• _ ...D. J. Jackman,
Cbaric Crist, • W. White;
Peter Dickinson, • .Thos. Kitchen. •
IiON. O.C. HARVEY, Pres. • --
T. 0; ABICAMS,
'T1101469 KITCHEN, SeCITIAry
' at:rim:seas.
Satuuol 11. Lin; a, Thos.' Itawman, D. D.,
A. A, Wittogardner, P WELLY:m(I(.O/dt,
1,, A. Mackey,• I•Vni.. Fearon, .•
_A —_,
_Dr—T
Jamos'aluiggle, • ' .A. Updegralt •
Maynarfl, • James Armstrong, ,^•
-lion: Simon Canna - tin, ••
lion.. Wm. Bigler.. ;
W.M.. C. 1111E01; Agent,.
••
• LCatitsla,.,Po,nn'a.
Nay 15,1856-Iy.
• -
•, , +: - ..N .. ..ORDINANCE ' IN REFER- -,,
i-- 1 ~. NI 1.1 TOrTIIII -- LAYING OF PAVEMENTS' IN'
PI ', ItEDFOII D AND NORTH STE EETS, lte.--Ile it
_lll . dnine.d and
.enactNl by the Town Council of the bor.; •
ough of Carlisle, mid It is hereby ordained and enacted .
by the tiathorlty -oft he cline, That ,nil.iltleivalks og
_:__.
pavements sittattediu Pitt street and In lledford-street '
of this borOugh, _unpaved, or made of any other mate- •
rlal than brick, reported by the Street Comnilltee of
sold Cdnneil as requiring to be paved, retold or repair
ed. shnil be made, or retold with brick. And it shell ha
the duty of. the Street Cointniceloner
.(iii CARO of the
negleit,
,or refusal of the eivrters, , or nectiPiers of, the
lots upon which said pavement or sidewalks are locked ..-.:
to make, or relay •tIIW. RUMP avitlw brick, fur a longer pco
.riml than ninety days' after notice shall. have been
served up° them hy the High Coned:aide of said boy
oul.ch. the expense:bf the _borough, tctntalic),-rvlay_rog ......
cepa . allatel.t_paventente..withaut_tielay,;as'direded...-
In eaten 4th of an Ordinance passedli tic January; 41:. -
I). 852, and report the saule-te tkainciii--who-shull-pro- --
reed as directed in said section. Provided, however,
that in -Pitt Street..
the- above Ordinance shall only ap• '
ply on the West side from North to South street. • •
Six. '2. .11iiirilv proviblons otViaili))l.llnrince shall .
also npply to North ntreet ott, , tbe-North side from
IlanoVerto Bedford streets. , .....,-,-_-: •-.— ,••
' - Sec. It. - That hereafter no perion shall . T; allowed to -
run upon-the shhtwalks er,pnvetaitata...of_thia, borough, . I - .
any wheel-barrow, hard-barrow,-go cart, Wind wagon; .
or other wheeled apPlivnce whatsoever; except
,when
necessary to oross said sidewalks or pavements, under
~
iiiiiiiil - W - OfFtivilmilccpc: ,- Proritledgitowever, thitt.this
shall not apply. 14/ Chilth:e4ll'3-oarf -loes., cr to wheeled
chairl;, fur the nceommodition Of invalkls - Wdisabled
. . •
persons. . •
..
SG,': 4. That , RD mu chi of seetimi ad - or du ordinance'
Filised: l, l day of June, A.D. les2 ' as relates . to tili' pUrr._
these of pro). talons In s -tlacMarket. Ilcuse of this borough
-previous to certain hours annetinced by the ringing of
n boll, by the clerk of :,aid Market, 'the saint shall bo
and is hereby. repealed; - S .
Enacted and passed by the Town Council et the Bog-, •
ought of Carilsie, - the tith day of May. A. D. 185(3.
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- . - A. N0111.11. - :Chief Burgess.
- Attest-\ x. 11. WITIEL, Sac . to -Corporation.
• -May 15,-M6. , ....
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D 11,,- 11 0 - o,li'L AND_'
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• •CCI.EBRATED •
.OERMA N• 13 T lt S
• • propaied , by . - • .
JACI•ttkON. I!III1AMILPITIA, PA, --•- • •
will effectually cure • • • .
LIVER COMPLAINT,. DYSPEPSIA, I / 2 TAIJNDICE
• . -
Chronic or Nervous , DehtlitY, DlS.tees - of the 'kidney's, •
tutdalldiseashs arising from e disordered
Liver or Stomach. - . ,
' • ~ Such as • • '
Constipation,
. Inward Piles, Full- • I
noes or Blood to the head,,
• . ArlditY of the Stomach, lean- • ' •-* -
. sea, Heartburn, Diegu'M for Food. -
Fullness or Weight on the Stomach, - •
Sour Eruelations,Sinki ng or Fluttering
• at the Pit of the Stounich, Swimming-of
• - the Head, Hurried and Dlffienit Breathing .
Fluttering at the Heart, Choaking or suffoca
ting Sensations when in a lying posture, Dintuess
--of lasion,..Dote•of wells befor . e the Sight, Fever
and dull pain in the ilead, Deficiency, of •
Perspiration. Yellowness; of the Skin and
Eyes, Pain in' the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, Ac., Sudden Flushes of •
heat, Burning in the Flesh, - '
• Aunt • Imagin ings,,ssf
_ .Evil, nod greet De
• pressiou of
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention of the hallo
to this preparation, does so with a feeling of the utmost '
confidence in its virtues slid adaptation to the•diseases
fbr which it is recommended. • .
It Is uo-new and untrietrarticle; -- but - ono - that - has --
stoceble test of a ten years' trial before the -American
pecple,qind Its, reputation and sale Is unrivalled by
any eimiltr preparetions extant. The tostifhony in its
-favor givC4 by the most prominent and well known
Physicians and -individuate` lu all -parts of the country. .
Is immense.. .
DERANCEIIENTS OF E LIVER AND- STOM ACIL
Are sources of insanity. From d'sorder or obstruCtion,
a morbid action of the sympathetic and other nerves
follows; and tile functions of the brain are impaired And'
deranged:. dcrang.entent there-will also produce diseas
es of the licartoikiu, lungs ainelthineys. It is oiring
'to the same sauce that thousands _die' with Cholera,
-Bilious or Yellow Fever, and that. most baneful diseatio, .
Consumptinn.
The general want of success iii'troating diseases'of the
Byer and 'stonincit. Intsmot been a deficienCy of pothole
gical.know)edge of their functions—but of a suitable
compound that would act . upon the disease and all the
sjuipathetic.affections , That Imo been gained in these •
Bitters : and they can be used by persons with 'the,
most delicate stomach with perfect safety—as they at
do time debilitate; the patient, but give strength and
increase the nervous energy. They can be taken at all •
times, and nnder all circumstances. Noordinary cap&
sure will prevent thole having ai salutary effect, and
no bad effect can result fruia•an over_dese. •
If patients will persevere in We use of this remedy, '
and use It strictly according to directions, itAlllcuro
the fortgoing.diseases in every itstance,. IT not beyond
the power of medicine; it has caused many to enjoy
the blesSing orrenewed bealthi-and - iwnituiy, &spends
and abandoned cases, a perfect tend radical cure:
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,
And feeling the hand of Time weighing heavily' upon
them, with all its attendant ills, will find in -the use of
'the Bitters an Elixer that willinstil new life into their ,
veins; restore, in a measure the energy and 'ardor of
more youthful days; 'build up their shrunken forms.
and give health and happiness to their •rju.nairting
yenta - - • -
It Is a well established fact, that fully onohalf of the
female portion i3f one population. are seldom in the en
3oynient ofgood_health, or to use their - own expression
"never feel well." They are languid, devoid of all en
ergy, extremely , nervous; and have no appetite. To
this elexenf invalids, these Bitters are especially re
commended. Their peculiar tonic and Invlgoratkig
properties rendee,theni invaluable In such eases:
Persona visiting districts hammed annually with
FEVER AND AGUE, or ANY /EVER ,OF A BILIOUS
NATIME,•*III find that 'by . the timely use of one or.
two bottles, the will not in one inetancelake the dis
ease, es the Ditterjoyin renovate and_ strengthen the
system, and carry the bile Off in its 'natural thannel,
Prevention IS better thin cure. - '
'THEY ARE 'ENTIRELY VEGETABLE
And free - from Alcoholic Stimulant, and all injurfons
ingredients; are pleasant In twits and smell, - mild in
their operatiOn, will expel All morbid, secretions front
the bodY, give bloom to the 'pallid cheek, 'and health
and vigor to the Name. • . • • -
Price 76 cents per bottle. .
Principal dace. No, 96 ARCH street, Pa.. '
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers In every lowa
And village In the Elated States' and Wildest. and by
all Druggists in Carlisle. . [May 16, 3516.
WM. .11.' CARRY 4 •
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