Hein ithertisements.
D EsoburioN PROPOSING . 4.-
MENDIVENTiS TO TUE CONSTITUTION OF
Tail, COMMON AVIM LTII. '
. . .
' Resolved by tho Senate and.liotise of Representatives
of the • Commonnealth of Pennsylvania in General
Assembly mot, ...ghat thb following 'amendments aro
roposeitto ilio COnstitutlon of:the Commonwealth, in
accordance , witlahe
,proviSions of the tenth articte
thereof.
FOAVAMENDMiNT
There shall be an additional article to,said Conetitti
tion to be designated as ARTICLE Xll.
OF PUBLIC DNBTB. . .
. - .
SECTION 1. TllO State may contract debts, to supply,
casual - deffeits or-failures tu rovenies, , or to .meet ux
penses not otherwise provided 'for; .but the aggregate
• amount of such debts direct or contingent, 'whether
nitractcd. by virtue of and or more Acts of the General
Assembly, or at different periods of time, shall never
exceed seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and
the money arising from the creation of such debts,
• shall be applied to the purpose for which it was ob
. tallied, or to repay the debts so contracted; and to no
other purpose whatever. ' . •
SecTioN 2. In addition to the above limited power
-
the Statb may contract debts to- repel Invasion; sup
prank insurrection, defend the State in witr, ,- or, to re
deem the present outstanding indebtedness of-the
State; but the money hrislng from the contracting of
such debts, shall be applied, to the purpose 'fur which
• it was raised, or to repay such debts, -and to no other
• purpos - d — w - h — dtever.
' Scortox flicept the debts above specified, in sec
' time ono and two of this' Article, no debt whatever
shall - be die-atoll- by or on behalf of the State.
Seevitul 4.• To provide for the payment of the present
debt, and any additional debt r oontractsd as aforesaid,
„ - the Legislature shall, at.:its first session. after the
adoption of this amendinent, create a sinking fund,
• • which. shall bo sufficient to pay the accruing- interest
on such debt, and annually to reduce the .principal
... thereof by a sum not less than two hundred and fifty
•-, thonsatkdo l lars; which sinking fund shall consist of
the net annual Income of the . public works, from time
' • time owned .by the State,l,Jr the_proceeds •of the
sale of tlio,sarite, or any Part thereeT, and of the intorno
- Or proceistliciif Mitsui stocktiowned by the State, At.
gether With other funds, or resources, that may be des=
!putted by law. The said - sinking • fund , -may be
in
creased, from time td time, by assigning to it any part
of the taxes, or other revenues of the State; not re
quired for the 'ordinarrand current expenses of gov
' • eminent, and unless in' case of war, ineurrection 'or
invasion, no part of the said slnkingjutiff be
used or applied otheiwise than in the extiaiguislinient
orthe public debt, until the amoitlit of such debt
• IS reduced below the sum of live lailliOns of dollars. '
SarrleN 5. The credit of the Commonwealth shall not
in any manner, or event, .be pledged, or loaned -to, any:
Individual, company corporation, or associati -, n; -nor
' shall the commonwealth hereafter become ajoint owner
- Or stockholder, in any company, association, or corpora
' timL
SEu. .6. The commonwealth stud' not n.sttnia the
. . ,
dobt, or any part tharoof, of any county, city, borouo
.or township; or of any corp Oration or assotiation ;
271 - 11illestrOMICdebtralialt - li4Ve, beo.n contracted
the. state to_repaL invasion, suppress_toniustieimsu
rpetion,'defend - itself iu time of war, or to assist the
state in the discharge .of any portion of its present
indebtedness.
Sze. - 7. The .Legislature Shall . not 'authorize any
County,-city, borough, township, or incorporated dis•
' trict, by virtue of a vote,,ofits citizens, or - othorwise. to
facome n stockholder in any company, association, or
col) coition; or to obtain money for, or loan its credit
to', anyOorporaticin, association, institution, orparty.
. _ , • . BF.COND AMENDAI . I3Ii. . -
_They° shall be ati athlititlnal_ article to said oonstittl
tution, to bC:desigrottod.nearticlo XILos '
MINI= • XII. . '
• • • . OF NEW COUNTIES. • ' •
rifeNo county shali be divided by a line ctitting`o'ff over
:-ono-tenth ()fits population (either to form a now county
or otherwise),_'without the express assent of snob
county; - b - iii Vote of eliitors . theff - shaWiiiiy
-new county be established., Lont roo n or ainiug
,less. than Lair
.......hundred,square miles. •
.. THIRD, AMENDMENT. •
From section two of the first article of the constitu•
tion, strike out the words "of the city of Philadelphia,
and of each county respectively;" from section five;
• same article, strike out the words, 'tor Philadelphia
andof the several count/es;" frcup section seven, se rue
article, strike out the words. " neither the city of Phila
delphia nor eny," and insert in lieu thereof the words
'• and no; and strike out section four, same article,
and Julien thereof Wee t the tolloWing: . .
"Sec. 4. In the year one' housand eight hundred
and sixty-lbw, and. in every seventh-year thereafter,
representatives to the number of one hundred, shall be
apportions. and distributed equally throughout the
state, by districts, 'in proportion to the number , of tax
able inhabitants in the severer-parts thereof; except
that' any county containing .at least three thousand
five hundred ts.xables may be allowed a separate rept*
stmtation ; but no more than three counties shall be
joined, hnd no county shall be divided, in the formation
of a district. Any city containing a sufficient number'
of taxahles to entitle it to at least two representatives.
shall . have a separate representation assigned it, and
shall be divided into convenient districts of contiguous
territory, of equal taxable population as near as may be,
each of which districts shall elect one representative."
end_aseetien sevett,eatne article; insert these
words, "the city. of Philadelphia .shall be divided bate
single senatorial districts, Of contiguous territory as
nearly equal In taxable population as possible; but no
ward shall he divided in the formation there Of."
The legislature; at its first Bemioti, after the adoption
• antendment; shall dividathe citrof Philadelphia
"e • into. Hariatorlal.., and rePresentative districts, in the
---manner-above provided; such districts to remain un
changed until the apportionment in the year ono
thousand eight hundred and sixty-four...A•
FOURTH-AMVIDMHICT.
To bo section xxvi article I
The le(giskture shall have the power to alter, revoke,
or annul, any' charter of incorporation hereafter mu
ferred by, or under, any special or . general law, when
ever in their opinion It may be lojurious to the'citizens
of the commonwealth in such manner, however, ggl
no injustice shall be done to the corporator.
' • ; In Senate, April 21,1650.
\,;Essoivsn, That this resolution pos. On t o first
amendment, yeas 24, nays 6. On the,;second n a nd ,
maint,leas 19, says 0. On , the third iuMindmen yeah
28, nays 1. On the fourth amendment, yeas 2d, ys
4 Extract from the Journal. '
• . ' • .' • TIIOSIAS A. MAGUIRE;CIe h.
In House of Ite'presentatives,l
_ •
• pyll 21,1856. j
Ifrsotvsna, - That this resolution para. On the Mit
amendment, yeas 72, , nays 764. On the Becond.amend
ment. yeas 63, nays 25.. On the third wendment,
yeas 64, nays 25; and on fourth amendment, yeas 69,
nays 16. Extract from the Journal:,
WILLIAM JACK, Clerk...
es:7l, l Te Onus, • .1
P=NSYLVANIAi EIS.:'
I.do hereby certify-that the above and foregoing is a
true and correct copy, of the original "Rembitten rela
tive to an amendment of the Constitution,'.' as ;the
{
same r remains on file in. this o ffi ce.. • •
.----A ' In testimony; whereof I have :hereunto set
L.S.• my hand and caused to.he affixed,the seal of
,-.--..;' the Becretary'nPffice, the day and- year-above
written. 0 ' A. G. CUITIN,
•
. -' Bee. of the Commonwealth.
, In Senate, April 21, 1856.
• Easolution proposing amendments to the Oonstitu.
tion of the Commonwealth being nnderepnaldemtion,
On the 'question; • • .
e k i „ Will the Senate Ogres to the first amendment?
The, yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the pro.
sir:lona •of the Pt:institution, and were as follows:
, • Yeas—Mesas. Browne, Buckaliw, Creswell, Evens,
F or osen, Flennikenrelloge, Ingram, Joints: 1h Knox,
rainhocli, M'Olintock,
_Price,. Sellers, Shuman,
.•....--Wker f7 3..
Wilkins anikrla L tt, Speaker, _
, ways--Martsrs. Grubb, Gregg,:Jordon, Mellinger,' and
. So the question was determined In the affirmative. —
(tn the question,
Will the, Senate agree to the second amendment?
The youl• and • nays were" : taken agreeably to the pro
visions of the Constitution; and were as Wi l ms;
.. yeas—Messrs. Browne, Buckalew, Cresswell, Evans,
- Doge, Ingram, Jamison; Knox, lanbach, Lewis, at'Clin
task, Sellers, S. union, Souther, Straub, Walton;
Welsh, Wherry, and Wilkins-19. • " .
Nays—Messrs. Gmbh, Ferguson, Gregg, Pratt, Price,
and ilia, 4peaker-6.
• So the quatlon was determined In the alti.lie,
On the question, •
• •
EilEl
A. 0.. QURTIN,
Sec. of the Ooliimblivealtl4
Secretary's LIM*,
liarrisburg, June 27,156.
IS 11 the Senate agree to the third amendment ?;
The yaas and nays-wero taken agreeably to the Con: .
s stitutiot4 and werenalollows; • .
Yeasiessre, Ilrovuo, Buckalew; Crabb, Croswell,
Evans, Ferguson,
.Eleriniken, tinge, Ingram, Jamison,
Jordan, Knox,Laubach; • Lewis, M'Clintoek,
I'rntt, • Price,'Sellors; Shuman,
,Sonther, Stroub, Tag
gart, Walton, Welsh, Wherry, 'Wilkins, and Platt.
Speaker-20.. ' • .
•
'rays--Mr. Gregg—l..
'So the question win: determined iu the affirmative.
quextidn, • "
.• Will - the Senate agree to the fourth amendment.?..
The yeasand nays werelakon agreeably to' the Con
stitution, and well! as follow, viz :
Yeas-Messrs, Browne; Buell:dew; Cresswell, Evans,
klennfkon..lloge, I ngram, ,Jandson, Jordan, Knox, Lan
bash,"Lowis, M'Clintork. Price, Sellers, Shuman, South
er, Straub, Walton, Welsli, Wherry; Wilkins and. Platt,
Speriker,-23. • • . .
. 1.41 ye:•--Mr Crelb, Gregg, Mellinger q.a Pratt;.--A:
gys—Messrs, Cntbb, ap).l
So Ilmquestion was determined in this‘`aftirmative.
Jou=Pot the Hosts!). of Ilepresenttltlves, April '2l,
1856,
The yeas and rfys,were taken agreeably to the 'pro
visions of the Constitution, and on the first proposed
amendment, were as follciff, Viz:* • • '
' Yeas—Messrs. Andersmf ' , Backtis,' Baldwin,Ball,
Beck, (Lycoining,J.Beek, (York,) Brnhard, Boy, Boy
er, Brown, - Brush, Buchanan, Caldwell, Catripbell,Ca rty,
Craig, Crawford; Dowdall, ...Edinger; Fausold, Foster,
Getz, Haines, Hansel, liarper,•lleins, Hibbs,. Hill, Mb
loges, ii ppl o, llolcomb,fllunseeker, I bri e, .1 nghani,
Innis, Irwin. Johmi, .I..ohnson, Laporte, Lebo, Longaker,
LoVett, MCalmont, M'Carthy, M'Comb, Mangle, Ai
near, Miller, Montgomery, Moorhea4-Nittnietnachdr,
- Orr,-PearsonrPhelps-, PurcellynaruseysAteed,'llelnimlffi-
Iteberts,_ Shenk, Smith, .-(Allegheny,y-ffinith,-
(Cambria,) Smith, (Wyoming,) Strolls°. ThompSoii,Vall,
.WhaJlon. Wright, (Dauphin.). Wright, (Luzerne;
ulernuin and Wright, Speaker-72. . •
Naye:-.Messrs. Augustine, Itarry, Clover,Coburn,
Dock, Fry, Fulton; Gaylord, G Hamiton, Han
cock, Housekeeper, Leisenring, Magee, Manley, Morris,
Mumma, I'atterson43allebury, Smith, .(Philtulelph,a,)
Walter, Wintrode and Yearsloy-24.
So the question was-cleterMined in•the affirmative.' '
On. the question,
House agree t 0 the second amendment?
The yeas and nays were taken, and wore as follows,
. Yens —3le s ss ra. -A nde mon: BaCk u s,-Bal dwi Ball,-Beci,-
(Lycoming,) Beck, (York,) Bernhard, Boyd, Brown,
Brush; Buchanan, - Caldwell, Campbell.. Carty,. Craig,
l'ausold, Foster, Getz - Haines. 'Hamel, Harper, 'Heins,
I libbs, 11111,legas, llipple, llolconib,llunseckey,
Im
brlo, Ingham, pads, Irwin, John's, Johnson, Laporte,
Leho,'leintraker; Lovett, Wept Man t, 111'Carthy,31'Comb,
Mangle,-;3liiifeir: Miller, Moritgarnery, Moorhead, Nun
nemacher, Orr, Pearaon, - Purcall,- Ramsey, • Reed,' Rein
hold, Biddle, Itaberts,taink, Smith, (Allegheny),
Strauss, Vail, Whalion, \Wight, (Luzerue,)Zithinerman
and Wright, gpeaker.-113.
- Nays—Messrs.. Augusiino, Barry, Clover, Edinger,
Fry - , Fulton. Gaylord, Oihhonty, Hamilton, Hancock,
llu tisk er, Loiseuring, Magee; Manley, Morris,, Mununs,
Patterson, Phelps, Salisbury, Smith. (Cambria.) Thomp
son, Walter, NVintrode, Wright• (Dauphin) and Years
• .
So the'question was' determined In the affirmative.
• On thn-questitin, - . . .
ag-reilli) the third - iinfonditieni? "
Tlie - yeas nays weinlalcalt; and were as follow,'
EAS—Messrs.. Anderson, Backus, Baldwin, Ball,
Beek, (Lycomipg) Beck, (York - ,) - Bernhard, Boyd, Bo
yer,lirown. Buchanan, Caldwell, Campbell, Carty, Craig,
Crawford, Mingo!, Sausold, Foster, Fry, Getz, Haines.
Hamel; Hariier; Heins, — lliblis, Hill, 11111egas, ;fipple,
Holcomb. llbbsekeepar,-Imbrie,lngliam, Innis, Irwin,
Johns, Johnson, Laporte, Lebo,- bmnralcer, LOYett,
Wqril moat, )('Comb, Mangle, Molnar, M I er;:itontgom.
cry; Niiiinernacher, Orr. PearEm, jthelps,'Burcell, Ram
-soy; Reed; Biddle Shenk .Smith, Smith;
(CamkrlA) Smith, (Wyoming.) Thompspn,
]fright, - (Dauphin,) Wright. ( Liiierne), and
man—cif.
N, , crs—;.7ilessfs. Marry; Clover, _Cobrirn, Dock, Dowdal,
Fulton, Gaylord, Gibboney,, liarnilton, Hancock, finale-.
her, Leisenrlntt, M'Carthy, Mager:, Manley, Mortrhentl,
Morris. Pattersoff;=lt ilnireld, Roberts; baludiurv, ' 4l,'lst•
ter, Whitrode; YeareFey aiiirlVflith - cSpeaker-2:5
So the question was determined in the affirmative—
Oir the question, '
Will the If ouse alteee.,to the fourth amendment
The yeas and nays were taltervi.and were.as_fellowy
.Ths—Messrs. Anderson, ilackus, Ball, Buck. (ty:
comiiig,) Bock, (York,) Bernliavd, Boyd. Royer, Brown,
Brush, Ilucharnul,-Caldlyelj, Campbell, Party; Craig,
Crawford, Dowdal. Edinger; - ,Fauseld, Foster, Fry, Oar.,
Hamel, Harper Heine*, Hibbs, 11111, 11111egas,
Holcomb, liou4okeeper, liunsecker,., Innis. Ir
win, JohnsenJorporte„ Lebo, Lngakez;;Llivolt, Weal
niont,..slTartli7,•, 51"Comli, Mangle, Mermar; Miller
Montgomery, Ilioorhea4, Nunnemacher, Orr. Pearson,
Phelps, Purcell, Ramsey, Rood, !Moly/lir-Riddle, Rut.
arts, Shenk, Smith, (Caritbria,) Smith; (Wyoming,)
Thompson, Vail, Walter, \Viridian; Wright, (idizerne;)
Tearsloy, Zimmerman and Wright, Speaker-66.,
Nays—Messrs. Barry, Clover, Cobourn, Fultonoolls
bony, Haines. Hancock, Huneker, Ingham; Leisenring,
Magee, Manley Morris, Patterson, Salisbury and Win
trode-16.
So the question . was determined in the affirmative.
• SECRET/1117A Cr Arcs, ..} •
Harrisburg, Juno 27, 1856.
Pennsylvania, ss : • • • , • .
• Ido certify that the above and foregoing is it A true
and correct copy of the "Yeas" and ...Nays" taken on
theltesnintion - pmposing amendments to the Constitu—
tion of the Contmonwealth t as the same appears on the
Journals,of the two liousetatf-the•Oenoral Assembly of
this Commonwealth for the session of 18611.
• . Witness my hand and the tical °field office',"
. , this twenty-seionth•day of Juno , one thou
sand eltdiehundred
.undlifty•slx.
.n
'Th .—" ‘ • A: tl. CURTIN,
. . Secretary of the Commonwealth.
ONE CENT AND A MACKEREL
• REWARD.
ittrawfiy from the subscriber, in Carlisle. Pa., on the
sth inst., an indentured apprentice to the Pool and
Shoo„ making businexs, named IOIIN GREEN. Said
boy is about 19, years old, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, hair
light Mor and ierrthin. Under his nose is a very
large take in, and his lips very fat All persons are
Ilsrbitt , herharing or trusting. him. The above reward
but: no extra charge will be paid for his delivery to Mo.
JOHN WIIISLER.
J lily, 9. 1866-3 w;
•
."'" . oT.l.O.E.—Notice is hereby given
that application will be made to tt e next Logis•
ature of Peonsylvahht,lo alter the charter of the Dv
lisle Deposi4, Bank, located in - the Borough of Carlisle,
Cumberland county. so as to confer upon said Bank the
rights and privileges of a 'lank .of issue, and to change
Its. ame to the Carlble Bank. Alio to increase the
eapltal arpresent seven two
thousand dollars, with the privilege of increasing the
same under its present charter to one hundred thousand
dollars) to Three Hundred Thousand Bottom'
W. M. DELTESI, •
July 9,38561 1 Cashier.
•
... - OTICE TO TEACLIE.4S. The
• ExiininationLof-Teacht:ralicM-thiipiblicachoola
w II be held as follows: .
Mechanicsburg, July 28, at. •1 o'clock, P. M.
Nowville • " .29, 1 • • a
•
Ship'bg 4wp.) " 30, 1
Ship'bg (bor.) " 31, 1
Newton, August 1, 9 • " A. 51
S. Middleton " 2, 9. '
Southampton, " 4, 1 . , "P. M.
Hopewell, 5, 10 "A. IL
51191 in. ,, • " 6, 1 - " I'. M. -. •
Frankford, • a 7; 1
West Pennsboro, " 8, 0 " A. If.
Silver Spring, -9,
N. Middleton, - " 10, "..
East Pennsboro, " - 18, 12 ' " •
' 'Hampden, " 19, • 1 • "P. M.. '
Monroe, " .21,. 10 " A.M.
Upper Allen, " 22,- - 10 • •
Lower Allen,, 23; • 1 f P.M.
Dickinson, 20, 0 1"A. M.
"N. Cumberland, 29, • 1
The Directors will please appoint the place of meet.
ing, andif conyenient have the Examination held at a
shouldbfl
furnished. :It is expected that .Dire w
restbiTrbe;
sent at the appolnted time. _
Th — e - EXI,
aro resPeclfullfinvited tb - attend:
11 DANIEL.. SHELLY, .
Superintendent CUmh. Co.
—July 9,1858. - • . -
NEW MARBLg YARD.—Now is
the accepted time, and now la the day for
' Grave Stones, • •
Monaments, '
•
at Ifoffer's Marble Yard, Carlisle, Pa. Also, Iron - Ball
ing. . [Apr. 16, 'L6-tiat.
earligle Aertilb.
31tisceffuncous.
r '(Q AIUSICIANS.—For sale, a .first
-1 rate VIOLIN, with tax. Enguire at this Wilco
manadiataly. • • . .
(111EAP TARLETANS,A. lot; a
.k . ) :Mllto Tarbdans, for •covoring Chendeflors and
Picture Jemmies, forsale cheap by
Juno 11. H .
I) EVOLVING GRAIN RAKI4A..—
t..Tust received a largo lot of Revolving Grain
Rakes, Situnre and Round. Teeth...foe saki very cheap.
Also, a good assortment of Wain C.indles,'M different
makes, at 11. SAXTOS'S .llnedware 'Store,- East Itlniti
Street, Carlisle. • • • Juno H.
NE - LIMIBER YARD !—TIUM
mio; 4 Co. having opened a laegii Luniber Yard
at Mechanicsburg; would invite Carpenters,
.Builders
and others.-witlitine Lumber to 'Call-and emits they
have all kiiids of Lumber on hand. All orders sou_ t' to
Ilipebanicsburgwill.be punctually attended.
June-11, 1856:-,-31n-,
. . .
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0 1 '- -- --
.it'd reed red. one of the largest assort- . ••••• - •
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•QCYTEIES".& SNATHS.- 7 -
dozen Grass and Grain Scythes. of all. makes.
Also alarke assortment of Snaths bf all 'kinds, Grass
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Butt, Drab', and Check Cassianeres.
ligured'and Fancy Silks of all descriptions.
White and Fancy Marseilles of every variitty.
French White Kid grieves. -"
New Style culored Kid ploVes, extra flue, mechanic's
•
• stitch. •
Frond; Cnlored•Rilk-Ulovcs. Kid make.
•
Vine Lisle and•liurllu Suuuner Gloves. '
Super Illack,Filk.Cravats •
Black Satlicand Silk- Stocks_
Neck Ties, While and Fancy Lawn Cravats, ' Suspenders
Hosiery, • . -
Julio 4,1656
•
- MOUNT" lIOL , LY
, .
SPRI-N.GS
• sr . , sTry", will be open for the. reception of
tore on the lerday of July next. Sit
uated etx utiles south of Carjtsle, Pennsylyania:;nt:the
svrgeOn Alio South Mountain (Blue itldge), through
which `flows the beautiful Mountain Creek, the location
is equal,if not.superlor. to any in the country for, good
water, pure air, and mountain scenery . ''hoe who are
fond of hunting and fishing can find amusement. A
daily snail .and daily communication • with Carlisle
enables visitor; to receive their letters and papers in a
few hours. Visitors leaving Philadelphia or Baltimore
In the ,morning will arrive at 4 o'clock, P. M. The
buildings and furniture are new, and every exertion
will be made to make visitor) comfortable.:
__
IMiloardine Sr.vinv Dontvas PER Wass Cehildren
• und or twelve years of age, at second table, and servants,
half price.
Address ' . • • • JOS. W. PATTON,
. ..
- - .Paportown, Cumberland Co, Pa.
--------- 7 -7 REFERENCEB:-
O'Brien, On&Iln & Co., Baltimore.
llobert o .4arrett, Esq , . .. ,
Dr. Thomas Buckler • "
Hon. Henry May, ~ • . .
.
lieldlenumi IL%yward , Philadelphia. . ..W.B. Camp 11, St. Lawrence Ilotel, Phila.
rod
lion. P' Watts, Carlisle.
_____8e5..J_8,..11Lar*....,..._.:4.;,.,2..._'...` - ..t......._:._:_—_—.
.1. 11, Parker, 1t ti q.,,,...:'?, ', • •- . , •
Col. Chas. 11: y," V. A. "
. .
Juno 4,1800. .
KETCHUM'S M - 0 WING
Agtwy - MACHINE
..4".-; The completesum:sant Ketchum's Mowing
(
and Reaping Machines for the last, five
years has -caused a demand for .nearly
10.000. They are ,wannuted te cut from-10 to 15 acres
.of grass or grain In a day, as Well as it can be mot with a
scythe or cradle. Paco of Mower,. #115; combined
Machine, #135. •
• PASOIIALL] MORRIS & CO.,
7th and Market Stied)", Phila.
SOlO Agent :for Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland
.A.GRICULTIIRAL
NESTS. •
Rldgini and Sht vol Plows, for ,Corri- and
Potatoes, B*panding Cultivators, with
'Steel Teath hi various patterns, •Field and
patontlicytho Swaths and Seyth r et - Thniihin - X.awn
SeytheS: with _dratted, lacks,_imperier_lluloAdMS-llaY-
Forlie, with rope,spd • tackle Fomplete, and all other
artleiewfor frirm and gardeth
- P.ASCHALIJ MORRIS h 004
;•• ' 7th and Market Streets, Phila.
. .
•
ItY . IMPLEMENTS:
Staln's Patent Atmospheric - Premium
U nulls of various sixes, also Horsepower
• , .Churns and Fixtures, Butter. Workers (3
•• Varieties) Butter Prints, &e.. •
• PASOII.ALL mottii,ts & co.,
7th and Market Streets,' Phila. 1 / 4 .
• Jane 4,1858. • . •
K ing lßTTOS,llleilicine . s, Chemicals ; Chemicals ; ',Vey-
Turneries, Fancy Goods, Confectionaries, eel-'
. rspiqlrfor small advences i a . t
'
May 7'3,1556.- .South lianover Street.
SP ILLN G
t _ T AND
0A .N 1 It
_
The uTiaeWniar hifilteithe attention of hiseld eue
tomor's and tho puhile to his new and seasonable as.
Sortmedt of SII.IC, FUR. and STILAW HATS, CIA/Tit •
OA PS, 4c. for gentlemen arid Boys wear, of the liteirs .
styles; and bust quality. The assortment will be found ,
to einbraCe uvery - sort and sine of Hatequiti Cups for
lion,' Buys, and .Children, from that commonest and
cheopeSt to' the most stylish and tishionadile, such 'as •,
Oakford's spring style Of gentlemen's Hats. White, Black
and Brown, Slouch Hats, with. Fur Hats of his own Man- •
utacture, (toys, cloth. caps of-various colors and, prices, -
with a largo assortment of Men's and Iloy's straw hats •
of different quidities'and prices, to suit, the pockets Of I
both rich lindaxx.r. Peeling onfident that every pur, •
chaser OM be • accommodate from ids extensive and
.ituded assortment ho• cordia y invites his friends ' to:
Call and examine at his 01 establishment on Main
Street.• • . . ' WM. 11. TROUT.
' SPRING' & - SUMIIII/ ' CLOTHING I _..
.. REMOVA . " - ' •-
ti'lltllNEit A 13TIO. have temporatratlly moved thelf
:Aiwa to the corner room of Burkholder 's Motel, where
.-
they-will he phiased to see their old customers.
Fine and Common Clothing,
, • , .I's iTiirld Figured Clothing, . .
' Light and soiribre Clothing, , - , •
Night rind morning-Clothing .
. ,
Noon and evening Clothing, •
: • ' Dress and business -Clothing,. - - - - •
Weck and Sunday Clothing, ....
. Home and traveling Clothing,
' ----- -Bright and soft-hued Clothing, . .
" Big and little" Clothing, . .
• • Boys' and young men's Clothing, • ' •
. - Grave and stylish Clothing, ..
Cheap and cheaper Clothing, , .
. • • Or any kidd of Clothing,
May lie had at - STEIN Elt•iir BRO'S.--Cheap_ Clothing
.
_ .... ___ _
• Among their extensive assortment may he found Fine
Black and Blue New Style. Dress and Frock Coat', 'Made
~
in the latest fashions of French and English Cloths. '.' ,
. . . _ . ,
New style Business ecatA, in' ' Black, liro . nn, Blue and
..
Green Clots. and Plain and Fancy CIIMILIIOIIJS.
Li trent iinglittin. and Cotton coats, of every tind.;s . • .
- 1/oulde and Single-brcatded Vests, an endless'variety
of, Plain and Fancy Silkit, satins, eussluicres, Greua,-
dines, and 51:weeklies, kr. .
Fine itlaldc Feench Doeskin and Fancy firseiinere
Pants ; Plain Light-Ctaored Fancy Catkiniere Pants—
_
Sprldg-iltylive.
- Also a full assortment of Shirts, eollarri, Bosoms,era- .
vak ' Pocket liandkorchlefs, Sikppuderry Stocks, ltoNree - ,--
1 / 4
iloscry and Urribrellart. .. ' i . .
__Crinkle, April In. - lefi3. -
-4 0 ...J
_ . OINT STOCK AS
__EosTAN.loN_Or_Tut:
Btu SPRINII LITERARY INSTITUTE," .
of ertffio, Cuinherlund Co., -__
(rand and extensive iutle ut
BOOKS.—REAL .ESTATE,
,The lirocreds of the sale to be devoted to.lLiuldating, the
Debt of the 'institute. . • • • • •
• Cup:walled Oplierttlnlty to buy a valuable Book, and
hiteoule.a Shareholder in nitiell.vaJuabbi primerty.
1.11.;UT. tiUNNIS EVS .11:KAT Woltli vim--
molt NIONS. wily too. Dollar per . eory—Eleven.Thiol.s '
for Ton Dollars. 11..4..ry 'of 41.... , M0rin0t0.
by far the most mcmcato a :IA .....liable work we hate I
that de1uded,pe0pm...1........1er. that—every -persofi ti n y...
theeoint. a Shareholder. the..f a Rook and•CM•till,
er it i i of Meinferrliii, of tn.. a,..ochatlon mill be may $l.
The CoAllirate wilt on.ifle the holder to an, lutenist In
thu following •
' - VALI1A111.1: ItEA.I. ESTATII, &c.: •
1 VALITARLE,
_.02f.00
All necessary tJu.Cimirdinus. situated hi
(utilberiand-1 alloy, - near s 4.llle,eantaining -
125 acres. -
- 3,600
Adjoining tinrabove, containing 125 acres. • 6
ALUAItLIi TIMBER LOTS,• - 1,660
Orlin:term' each, situated ha . Mifflin township,
Cumberland cenuty„. • •
2 VALII,4Ii4E Tl5lLPit LOTS . 3,600
• Of 25 acres each. .
1 SPEPNDID NEW BRICK JUJUBE, • • . 2,009
Stoty and Brick Etiiiding, adjoining the Hall
on the West. •
3 It Pi II hY IMPROVED OUT-LOrs, I,soee'
Of over ;3 acres each, within halt a mile of New-. • •
• tulle, at .500 each. •
100 Orders ihr 11EltitON;-B.cELEIIRATED WRIT- •
ING INK. at $d per order. • •-•- 1,200
1 MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANO, 400
From the Celebrated Factory of Wm. Knabe & • •
' Co., Daltimore. . .
1 Superior Melodeon. • • 100
2 Splendid Hunting Case (Mid Lever Watches, at
$lOO each, •. ... 200 .
2 Splendid Hunting Case Gold Lever Watches, at .
$B7 50,175
5 tipletiltl Cold Watthafkat.sso each, ° 2.50 •
15 splendid Ladies' Cold Watchca, at $5O each, - 500
10 hue Silver Lever Watches, at $25 each,2t
12 '` . ~ 'Watches, at $2O each. • .• - .: 2
to superior-Parlor-Clocks, .31-$3 each, 1.11
60 " Gothic. " 3 . . 150
so' " Cottage,_" , .
• , 3 ' 150
1 excellent Family Carrikie (latest stylii), ' , 200
1 • •• Itoelaiway .-, 175
1 '. Top Rum', • . .. 175
1 excellent Spring Ww4m.. - , ' 100
1 superior Two-borso Read W.i.,.. (0 ,, .. , • ' 100
2 sets Splendid llarne”l:(Sillei u...tintizi..s, "-50
2 'extra SpatliQh Saddles. . ''',. . 75
2 superi-e• %Una Seths, - ' -.' ' . 160.
1 tua..miticent,SAL Table. ' ' . - 45
TUGS. - IL • RULES
2 Inyssing liurenus,
1 splendid seeretary,
4 'rubles (extra. Cherry),
=MEE
), S is 4 'hairs, at $l5 par set,
..10.1 •,ts, 2.0 yards cacti.. S.3a per
. ,iporksl Cal pets, 2.0 yards earn,_ r _. to ...,
2110,00-}molo . Carpets, extra, each at ;f ro :pet
•4,
natio! :I. , Ve.ft. at 1115 each,. -. . 11%)
20i-th-nt I.i. : 4 0its Black Clothes, at $3O each, . '5O
2 - ': ,--- Oil': Dresses, $3O each, . . 60
8 '. ' clothing, •15 ' l2O
10 '." • Hats._ 5 50
/2 ". Boots, 0
12 , " ~..
,ileutlemen's Shoes, $3 50 earl),
12 ," •• - • 0 Gaitars, 400 ---;-_ 60
12 " - Ladles' Shoes,
100 Gold Poocilli t 'at $2
200 (old Pens, at 00 each, 200 -
- 100 - Boxes - Assorted - PerfumeryTat - $l. - 00 cachi --- .7" ,
40 copies well•bounit Sliscellancous !looks, at $1 a
each; • • CO .
15 Ladles' Albums, at $2 each, 30 .
500 pieces Popular Music, • 152
Thls Association Is founded upon honest and fcir
principles. Each book purchaser gets the , value of his'
money in the book, and on account of Shegreat number
Sold, becomes a shareholder- In much' valtuible. pro.
perty,--A-certificate-willbepresented-totackrbOok
chaser. entitling thq holder to an' interest itithe above
valuable property: As soon as the hooks are - 41 sold,
notice will ho given to the stockholders t and a conven
tion wilt be' hold in Noorville, at the Institute's Ifs%
when a Coutu4tteo will be chosen; to whom the pro
party will be delliiipd, to be distributed among the
shareholders. All Cie articles that can will be exhibi
ted at the Institute's Yak, on the 12th of August.
Prete the very battering manner in which . this Joint
Stockaasociathiti is resolved and pitronized, end from- .
the number of tickets already. sold, It Is conedently be;
lieved that the property can bo delivered to the share
holders In. a few months. For the character of the " BIGI
SPRING LITKRAUT ittSTITUTE," and those cenuectedWlth
it. we are permitted to refer to the following gentle.
men: • -.
REFERENCES:
Ron. Jas. Pollock, Gov. of Penn'a. . • •
I on. Thaddeus Stevens,Wit:utter. fll. ,
Ron. 'Frederick' Watts; Carrillo.
llon,l.sers., Todd, Mom' Con., Carlisle. •
•
''Senator WiM4I. Welsh, York, •
Iron. Wm. F. Murray, llarrisburm • ,
Wm. Knabe & co i Lltaltipnore.
st - Att'netittilblaTPl. —. •
Daniel Shelly, Sup. Posntnau•Schnols..•- --•
*4.1-_ garritbu
ordorsi fOr Books- and Certificates, by mail,
should be address .
JAMES MaKEETIAN, .
See" Dig Spring Literary 'lnstitute,"
_ • Newville, Cumberland CO., Pa.
—. •
AGENTS WANTED, in every Wes& and 11111 age in
the United States, to obtain subscriptions fbr Books, to
whom a liberal commission will be given. AU Letters .
of Inquiry; accompanied by, a' Postage Stamp, will be
prmptly answered. .
JunBlB,lBso.
, . -
Neu) libitertisentents.
00
I.IfARDWAItE 1,. HA,RD," ARE I
THE LA.IIOEdT STOCE . ..I.N:Tt El COUNTY!
uL N PANNE & SON, ivholesalti.and L ... 9114 in
American, °arum* and English Hardware, ana tattler)
-&m, invite tha attention of Mechanics, Farmers,' and the
public geneially, to mir nuusnallyi, large stock, oonfidei,-.
that we are sellinggoads on more reasonable forms than
kny_s_Allaritainio in tbasounty,:_ . , [April 0 66.
•
UTALL P4P-Elt 1 . • • . -
Y . • JOTIN P. LYNE;k SUN
:tve the pleasure of inforining the, public that the;
1 .tvo at last completed thirianlorgoinent 'of their story
id are. now reeelving,the largest and most varied at. ,
.rtment tifWall , Paper . firid Window illikda over oponet
Carlisle.' A call' is sdicited from these wanting Pape ,
longings of uny nre confldont that all (WI
; supplied froth our mammoth stock. At .the
I' and, North !layover street. - April 0, MC.
•
ALL .PAPER.--Just. received .
Y splendid stock 'of Parise'. Hangings,. Windoe •
I liailes and Fireboard Prints,' embracing MI the newei" .
.• id must approved styles. The designs, are neat
lute, and_the prices such as cannot fail to glyewire •
ye invite eur friendi and the public genera •
CO* call and examine oltrttssoetutuut before purchatip,...
lacwhere; • • H. SAXTON,
march2l * ' East Mdn'Street, CarilL
LTV'. HA. itl) WA. B.
RTAY3II 3 .N-...k "SONS._ • _
StPilvf; NEAR 11.4 L ROAD DEPOT.
Thu Aubscribers, located irk 'the . room lately °couple,.
by Mrs, Foust, ail a grocery Store, west 'of the Rail Beal
Repot. have juit opened an entire new stock of
WARE,.to which they would call the attention of the:
friend.; and,the public generally. The stock, which
large and varied,-war selu tted with especial refcirenCe t
the,witnt's- of the — pubite;:and ;full
gists in part of th.
•.• - •
BM (MSG HARDWARE of all kinds, such as lock.,
!atelie r s, hinges, nulls, bolts, screws; Ito.: comprisin•
ovary article of Hordirare used in building and
miring, Also.' glass, putty, paints, brushes, &c., of th.
most approveti - .qualitrimtb.on.. the - most -reasonapi
twins.
_ .•
TOALIENIiIT MAKERS—The .attention Of .Catinc.
.Makers' is invited to our assortnient of -varnishc ,
veneers, knobs, rosette, mouldings, Am., which will F.
found equal to any In the county. ' • ' •
SAUULEIt.4and COACIIMAIAtItS will find in -the; t
department, all the•artlclOS usitally.required in thei•
line of businiks, such as steel springs. axles', to. •
'W A 1,1.. liA PHIL—The /i.g.ortnie.'o, of Wall Paper ez•
braces a complete variety of naw and choice patern!.(,'
every quality, and at such prices as cannot Jell gi‘i
satisfaction. Also borders, window shades, &C.,
IfOUSit•Kilbli.'iiii.Sare invited
. W call and• examine
our stock •of •cutleryi prated wars, spoons, ladles; colfc.
mills, candlelitteks, snuffeia; Wititers, - -Shavels and tong!.
stair OAR, hollow ware, brass And iron- kettles, rum
iron!, ke., which we intend to sail very low. ,
- YA.loll.lltB—For the use . of Farmers n - e htiveint end ,
less variety of all the-Artielos adapted to their line o!
liotthii_n_oually_found-in Hardware Stores, such no plow!.
ibrks, spades, shoveht, hoes, mhos, hnrees, traces,-halter
t.T.the veryiußeit_r_Oos,:to w.1.11411.75t
-call their especial notice. . _ • .. .
M ECIIANWS, Ar.c.—We invite the attention ci
Mechanics generally to Our stock of edge tools, plan * .v.
levels, rows, binces, bilis, augers. hammers, 11108,,raiiiw
lie., which we know to be of a superior quality. -
TRAIN and STEEL of all kinds constantly on band anti
.
fur stile cheap. . . • . .
t Then wee, friends, and give ,us . 0.. call and examine
our goods, ibi we charge nothing for showing them; arm
from. a strict. attention to business and a desire to• or
I wanfikOkiiite ' we hope - to-‘werlt It'share of pUblie patrot ,
rage. Don't forget, the place, West Main btreet, west cl
the Railroad Depot,:, . • ...
April 1, MiK--Iy,l - k - STAYMAN4....SONS.
...
VENOVED:-E. NEWLAND & CO'F!
iu wholesale and retail LOOKING GLASS ANIS
T FRAME 3IANUPACTOILY,;No.I26 Alien stmt:.
nppoMto•the Theater, Philadelphia. •
N. N. & .Co. recut wid the only Prize Medal, awarded t •
the Crystal Palace exhibition, N. Y., 1863. In the Unite,
Stater, for Gilt, Moroi-MM. Mantel and l'for
NT I 143 W FUItNISIIING IIOOMS, IN
11,, WEST moll ObPOSITE
tytOCERY.—The undersigned, having located hitusi.. -
permanently in Carlisle, has opened a Shop and Fun,:
ture Rooms, whore 11e intends.to matiutisct lite and he,:
constantly oh baud every variety of Panler and Chantle:
PURNITURR and.CHAIRS. Having ronsiderab)•
experience in the buslness;and Intending to pa'
personal attention to tho work and fluish'.of hi•
furtilture, he expects to give general satisfactin.
.to all those who may fa.vor him with the,ir custom. l•
willte hi aim to attend to busincia with as nitic
promWri . .ss as possible, and will think nettling in lh:•
line unworthy his attention. '
Ile will warrant his work. to to good, neat and in ti,
-latest styles, well finished, and will sell at the lowr
prices possible for, rash.
Baying furnished himself with an excellent ilcAsr•
he will be ready.to.ilil any orders in that line, promp
I,randmn - the - most - reasonable - terms: •
tse - All kinds of furniture repaired and ro•dreese•
promptly and In the best , . rifler. • .
• Carlisle, April 10, 1850. ALEX. L.P.wv‘zo.
8 5.. 6 . , ,5H . •
F. 0161ARDWARE I
HENRY SAXTON.
The subscriberhaving returned from the city would - ea'
We attention of his friends and the public to tie ,
largeand well selected aasortment of Illitd.wAtuw.,hich
has just received, consistingln part of lltil.WNO
'e KR I ALS, nails, screws, hinges, locks, bolts; glass r putt% .
paints, oils, &e. TOOLS—edge toolst saws audplanes
every description, with files. rasps, hammers, anvils,
. MASS of every description and quality- 7 comma,
glass of different brands, white polished American 'Oa.,
French glass of all shies, double thick glass of all slit
ground enamelled glass. Ac. . „
A general assortment of SHOEMAKERS AND SAI
DLERS TOOLS, togAtherwith morocco, lining and Mr./
ing skins; shoe thread, wax, pegs, lasts, harness mbur,l
lug, saddletrees, &c. ,
COACH TIUMMINU-...CINIVASS (plain, enamelled. f.;
ured and emhoised,) 'patent and enamelled leathe,
Axles. springs, hubs, spokes, fellow!, shMts,
Cabinet Makers will find a large assortment of van
ishes, mahogany and walnut veneers, moulding, moot to .
hair cloth, curled hair,&o.
I-Tm-
Vllpmo
oup,iNT—A-newarticle-for-Makintr----
beautiful. white and brilliant holish, for dining-roam
hailers, &e.
lliON=A large steel; ciimprising all kinds in genors
ItS.Ttoutember the old stand, East High Street, Cah
lisle, Pa. •
• MarcliAlBso,3
30
Ince, tio
rriTE - - TITIR - D7 ---- MiNITAL --- -7 - FAl:li= -
x. . • - _ • 0 VIM'
gill be
BIG SPRING LITP,RARY INSTITDTR ' - ,
Wlll De held hylorsnaay 1141. i, Newcllle. Pa., On 'IL.
12th, 11th: 14th. and 15th' days of , August, 1 85 6. T ,
this exhibition farmers, and mechanics, artists and th. -
ladies are cordially invited to contribute the product ,
of their Industry and skill. .
It has been objected by some, that in the publlshe , :
list ofprelqiums, too hi& a reward has boon offered fo ,
the best Plo-wman, While' nothing Imo been' °tiered f -, .
the Second best, In order. to obciato-this objection, HI
officers have agreed to the 'Wowing Change,lz : Pc
the bestplowing, a two-horse Plow, worth $l5 for th .
second best, $5 to be paid by the person to w om th.,
/
first premium shalt have-been awarded; for,. the best
plowing (by boy ; under 16) "Scientific American."
. For the purpose of inciting BAND Blu the nelghborinc
counties to honorable conipetition, a Sacra 11 RUT Bo
ps,,ixo Saxe HORN will be awarded to the band whici .
, producco the best music during the,Fair.
Tho Big Spring Saxe Horn Band, Juicing . procured .....
set anew instruments. Will. be In attendance do-floc
the Fill,r : to enliven the occasion with spirit-stirriff, ,
Atigulte a -number-of.-apilicatlons -have beek'Ansd'
fir space in which to exhibit, it is desired that than.
who with to exhibit many articles should apply'fo- ,
room at as early a date as possible. ~.
, For full partici:dant send for a copy of the Rules and
List of Premiums, which we have published in pam
phlet fbrni: '' ,- '' '
J. Bourn, Prepident
GLIOL AitSHIP, tot
ship id Dickinson Coilege, one year of 'which: list
boon used, is offered ibr sale on reaionaide ylrms. -
ilaire at - ' _ TftlS OFFACD.,,
. June 25; 1856.
4jartimare.
Mitsceffancims
RENRIr SAX
JAB. lITESEUAN, Becietary
[June 36,1866.
1.,..-i,
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El