B.i'JOHRB: BRATTON.
VOL. 38.
Cumberland, Valley Hotel,
-A 7 . Ei Corner of'East tligh and Bedford, Streets,
~ Pa, (
THE epbscribor, thankful for the favor heretofore
bestowed upon him by a generous public, would
respectfully inform his bid friends and the travelling
community generally, that he has again''got under
Weigh, and is now prepared to accommodate all who
tnay favor him with a call, in a superior manner and
on the most reasonable terms. .
His House, which is entirely new, is spacious,
Comfortable, and convenient; the rooms being airy,
Well ventilated, .and well fitted up with good beds,
. The housb is situated in a pleasant and heal
thy neighborhood, and in a business pail of the Bo*,
trough. , ,
His Pauls will always be supplied the best
the market can afford, and nothing will be. left un
done in this department of bis establishment to make
it acceptiblo to epicures. ■ «/•
His Bar will always contain an abandonee of the
best and choicest Liquors; and: ’ • -
> His Stable, which is hew, commodious, and ex-
and capable of accommodating 40 bead of
'horses, will always bo attended by a careful and ot
'tentive Ostler, (hue rendering his house a desirable
stopping place for drovers and travellers.
Nothing shall be omitted on his part to make his
house a cheerful and pleasant temporary bomb to
such as.may favor hitn.with their coelom. Call and
judge for yourselves.
Boarders taken by the week, month, or year.
JOSEPH HEIBER.
Carlisle, Oct. 0, 1851—3ra
xist of Utters
"A OVRRTIKKDI N TIIK“ VOtDRTSBIt APPOINTMENT.
T IST OF LETTERS remaining ih 4 llie Post office
at C.irliMo, Pa., October I, 1851. Persons in.
quiriug for loiters on this list, will please say they
ore advertised.
Armstrong Catherine . Kelly Mrs Isabel
Armour Thompson Krano Elizabeth
Albright Jacob Krysher Susan
Auer Carl Lwknrd Hannah
Beistline Samuel. Lay Jane •
Harr .Samuel 3 Loghtmer Rev Dr A 2
I)iee Geo. Lewis Mrs Wilfiam W
Bailrer Mary Lesley Dr Jno T
nkiMwniw-e w Line Geo'
Beecher Peter Long Henry ,
Brough John Lyder Solomon
DrownoviHe Elizabeth Lime Levi 2
Baxtresser John Long Jesse,
BVa'udt'David Layden Patrick
Barrows J S . Lauck Wen
Broadrups Cornelius Lauck Peter
Burkholder Jacob • Lenhart Daniel
Berr Jacob Marlin. Brady. . ,
Brenlser Wm Myers Rebecca
•Briefly Thos M * May Jane
Conglan J Maddeson Ann
Gorman Henry Matean Peter
Coan John Mills Joseph
Galllods James Miller Daniel
Colley W A M’Olough James
Conrad Philips Nlckey Elizabeth
Cnimfrqft Mr . Nichols J S
DeyinnJqhn Nntcher William
Davis James NowrnanJnq
'nrt¥optT“CbrneliuB Newman Wm . '
Diqworlhs P J r / OwesleT B :
Dorsey Mrs,H ; V.Ct • Paterson Charles
Daran John * . Palleraon Jane
Diffondal ' Hettberg Ernest
Egger Jbhn Robison Hunter
Farrell John Royer Catharine
FiadierJaeob Stehman Jno
Firen Sarah A Stahl Jacob
Sell Susan
Shsmbaugh Philip
Sheaffer Geo
Smith Jno
Shughert Jonas .
Stayman Abraham
Smith Cynia
Shoully Mary
Sweeny Bernard .
'Gipger John
’Gordon Dimmiok
’Gossler Catherine
Humphries James
,Hok,Alexander
Jlrtnly Charles
Hebkadorn Leonard
Honman Samuel .
.Hoffman Samuel
Soodera John
Shalley Valentino
Torbet Kale
Todd Joseph
Toner Bernard T
Wise Mary A
Walts Daniel
. Wert W A
Weary Jno ,
Wolf Amanda
Williams B VV
Williams Li**wt R
Wise Oapl M
Wolford Peter
Hafraan A J,
Harris Mary A
Hartman Miss.C S
Hickey Patrick
Herman Daniel
Hatghel Silas
Hall Isao D
Killegoro Jeaae . . .
Klein Catherine
Klinniine Ann M
Knlley David
Kreider Elizabeth
Kramer John .
Kiik Washington
Klin© Mrs J.N
N. HANTCH, P. M.
ORDINANCE
Relating to the Market , Passed Octo
ber 3, 1851.
BE U enacted hy the Town Council of the Do*
rough of Carlisle, and h is hereby enacted and
ordained by the authority of the name* That the
hours Tor opening the market in the morning, shall
hereafter be as follows :
Prom the Ist of September to the Ist of Decern*
bur, 4 o'clock.
From the Ist of December to the Ist of April, 5
o'clock.
.■ From the Ist of April to the Ist of September, 3
o'clock.
. All ordinances passed by Council that may con
flict with the above regulations, be and the same
are hereby repealed*
, JOHN, IL BRATTON,
~ , ... Praideni of Council ,
Attest— F. Holcomb, Clk. 3t
Dissolution or Partnership.
rPHB paitnorship, heretofore- existing between the
JL undersigned, etono cutters, trading, under the
firm of Owen and Richards, has been dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons Indebted will come
forward Immediately end make payment to Richard
Owen, who is authorized to settle tbo same, end
those to whom (he firm Is indebted will also present
their accounts to him fur payment.
RICHARD OWEN, w
GEORGE W. RICHARDS.
Carlisle, Oct. 3,1851—3 t v
Notice
TO tlio Heirt.&iLegal Repreeenloliwof Martin
Hoover, fate of Hopewell township, Cumber
land county, deceased. 1 .
Toko notice that by order of ih« Orphan*’Court
of Cumberland county, I will hold an Inqotwl to
divide,, parl or value the Roal Estate of
ceased;, on Tuesday the 28th of ’'October, 1851, at
VO o’clock rn'tho forenoon, on the premise®* when
and where you may attend if you think proper*
DAVID SMITH, ShMT.
Sheriff’s Office, 7
Carlisle, Oct. 0. 1851—3 t S ■ _
Gcrmnu & Engllnh Journals-
THO9B persons entitled to receive the Journals
of the So iate and House of Representatives, are
hereby notified,that they have boon received at thl*
office, and ore ready for distribution,
Dy order nII , E y p oi'k.
Commissioner's Office, 7 «• ,
Cotlislo, Oct. 0, 1851. 5 . '
Register’s Notice.
NOTICE is hereby-given to all persons Interested,
that the following accounts have boon filed in
this office for examination by tho ; accountants (here
in named, and will bo presented to the Orphans’
Court of Cumberland county, for confirmation and
allowance on Tuesday the 4th'day of November,' A.
D. 1861, viti
1. The accountof John Orris, administrator of
Joseph! HcfficCngcr, late of Frankfort! township, de
ceased.
2. The account of John Lefcver, administrator.of
Wm. L. Spangler, late of Dickinson township, de
ceased.
3. Tho account of George Kissinger, jr. odm’r do
bonis non with the will annexed of George Kissin
ger, late of Dickinson township, dec’d.
4. Tho account of George Sailor, administrator o
Mathias Sailor, lute of South Middleton township
deceased.
5. The account of Georgs Sailor, administrator
iwjlb Ibocwilt annexed of Johif Klinelibo, late of S.
Middleton township, deceased.
i .6. Tfic oCpount of Jacob Dorshcimer, administra
tor ofElizolmfh Dorsheimer, lato of the Borough of
Mechanicsburg, dcc‘d. *• -;?4
7. The account of Daniel Whistler, administrator
with the will annexed of Jacob North, late of Mu&‘
lin township, dcc’d. • ■ * ,
8. The occounl of Wm. CrawfOrd, Esq., adminis
trator wilhthe will onnexed of John M’FarlUne, lalo
of Mifflin township, doc’d.
, 9. The occounl of Adam Skulcnberger, Executor
of Benjamin Shulcnherger, late of Hopewell town
ship, dec’ll. \
’ 10; The final occounl of Jacob Dorshcimcr,Ex’r f
of Andrew Dorshcimcr, lalo of the. borough of Mc
chahicsburg, dec’ll, . . .
‘ . ,WM* COULD, Register.
Register Office, Carlisle, >,
October 4, 1851, v ,5 . i .
Slicriit’s Sales. ,
BY virtue of sundry Writs of Venditioni'Exponas
issued out of^the ! Court of -GomtnOn Picas'of
Cumberland county,and to me directed, <; I will ex
pose to public sale, r at (lie Court,House, in the 80.
rougp of on Friday thcOlet day of October
186Cht" 10 o'clock A. M., the, following described
Real Estate, viz: ;
. A Jot of ground situate in Monroe town
ablp, cotitainship two acres, more or less, bounded
by the York road on (ho north, lands of Daniel M‘or
ret on the -cast, Carey W. Abl on (he sooth, and
Christian Brandt on‘the west; having thereon erect;
od a two story Log Hdasci wentherboarded, a Frame
Stable, Uni) e-Wagonmakcr’s shop. Seized and ta*
ken in execution as the property of Jacob Westfall.
; Also, a Ibt.of ground situate in the Bo
rough of Carlisle, bounded on the north by the. Har
risburg, Carlisle,and Cbambcrsburg turnpike, on. the
east by Kerr’a lane, on (be south by.an alley, and on
the west by Samuel, Sweger, containing 72 feet in
front and 140 feet in depth, having.thereon erected
a two story Brick House, a Stable, &c.
Also,a lot of ground situate in the Bo
rough of Carlisle, bounded on the north by the Har
risburg, Carlisle, and Chambershurg Turnpike, on
the east by Jacob Abrahurps, on the south by an al
ley, ornl oh (he west by Morgan** Irvjhoi containing
78 !eel.in breadth and 171) feet 111 depth, 1 more, ojr
leu,' having' thetobh erected d' two 'story Blotto
House, Jtc. • , ■ ' * ■ •
‘ Also;, a loi of ground situate m l tho Bp
rough of Carlisle* containing 137.fectin front along
Kerr’s Lane, 266 feet in-depth along Liberty alloy,
and 128 feet.in depth along other property of Wm.
W. Lewis, more or less, bounded by Kerr’S Lane on
the east, Liberty alley on tho-north, and other pro
perly of Lewie on the west, having thereon erected
two Lime Kilns.
Also, a lot of ground situate in the Bo- 1
rough of Carlisle, containing 150 fectin breadth and
130 feet in depth, moro or loss, bounded by Liberty
street on the south, Liberty alloy on (ho north, and
a tot of Wm. Dleah on .the east.-. Seized and taken
in oxecuiion as the property of William W. Lewis.
Also, a lot of ground situate in tho Bo
rough of Carlisle, containing 60 feet in front and
160 feet In depth, more or less, bounded by Louthor
street on the north, Bedford street on tho west, a lot
ofCatharino Morrison on the south, and on
the casVhaving thereon eroded a two story Stone
House, 3 one story Stone Houses, and a one story
Frame House, and a Stable. Seized and taken in
execution as the property of Andrew Keir, doc'd, ■
Also, a lot of ground situate in tho Bo
rough of Carlisle, containing 54 feel in breadth and
119 feel in depth, more or less, bounded by North
street on tho north, a lot of John Jefferson on tho
west, an alloy on (he south, and an alley on the oast,
having thereon erected a oho and a half story plas
tered Frame House. Seized and taken in execution
as the property of William Richoson. .
And to be sold by mo,‘ ,
DAVID SMITH, Sh’ff.
Sheriff's Office, Oarll Ic, £
October 0, 1851. y.
Orphans’ Co m l Sale.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Cumberland county, will bo sold at public sale,
on the premises, on Saturday tho 25th day of OC
TOBER, 1851, at 12 o'clock noon, tho fallowing
property late the estate of John Noglo, of South
Middleton township, deceased, viz:
Tho Seven undivided eleventh parts of o tract of
Land, situate in mid township, adjoining lands of
Nancy Green. Jacob Goodyear, Win, Craighead's
heirs and others, containing
119 Acres,
more or loss. The improvements ore a two story
jWV' LOG HOUSE, LOG BARN, Wagon
Shod, and other Out-buildings. There is
ItilfHSnP® never failing Well of water hoar tho
4ggHß9&houso. Also a young and thriving OrcU*
ard of choice fruit.
Attendance will bo given and terms made known
on the day of sale by the undersigned, Guardian, of
the minor children of said decedent.
October 3, 1861—41
CAUTIOK.
I Pf . order tp,prevent tho destruction of birds, the
undefsignrdda positively .prohibit n)ljhoo(iog or
hunting on their lands,
David Miller, jr. David Miller, sr.
Samuel Williams, JohhMillqr, .
Tlios. U. Chambers, William CUlb'orl'soii,
Jacob Hoerner, . H, B. Bauman,
Joseph Culver, Predk.Wlillams,',
Joseph Witmer, HohVy Smith.’
October 0,1651—3 t ; \
Kpiamii.
Snporlor Crocmics!
THE adbactlhcr hoga loavo to inform Ills cuato
ramß nnj Iho public generally, that ho hot. rumored
bli Grocoiy and Proviaion Store, to Iho hi loir hnild
ing nearly oppoaita aland, Inddoulh Han,
over atreot, Oorlialo. Ho has recently auppliod him,
aolf with a good assortment of ■ 1 ■
® Fresh Groceries,
and other urticlea in hla line, which' ho ia pro.
pared, os uoual. to dlapoao of it very moderate ratoo.
Those wishing good bargains will please> give pro
aflall nt my now aland, directly oppooito.lhp Volun
leer printing ollleo.
March 6, 1861.
CARLISLE, PA.,;THURSDAY,, OCTOBER 16, 1851.
Valuable Real Estate at Public
‘ ■ . Sate* 1
THE- undersigned, Assignees of Gen. T. C. Miller,
i will.sell at public sale, on (bo premises, on SA
TURDAY tho,lBth of October, 1851, tho „
Cumberland Furnace Estate,
(the title' to which is now settled,) consisting of the
Cumberland furnace with ovec4ooo acres of Moun
tain Land, Mill, Saw Mill, Blacksmith shop; a num-
Mbcr of. Tenant Houses, the Furnnco Parra
of 200 acres, Poach. Orchard Farm, three
other tracts of Farm Land, and Big Mea
dow.of 22 acres. ... '. ,
•Tho above named properties will be sold separate
or altogether to suit purchasers, and tho Mountain
Land will bo sold, in lots if, not sold with. Tho, Fur
nace.
The above properties is situated in Dickinson tp.,
Cumberland county, tho Yellow Breeches creek run
ning through part of it, and is well calculated for
manufacturing The creek never fails.or
freezes, being spiingwater; ’
For particulars enquire of tho underslgncd, or W.
11. Mißer, Esq. Carlisle. . , "
•’ &lo lbcommcr.ee at 10 o’clock A. M. on said day,
and the terms made known by ' :
JOHN T. GREEN,
..D.,W..M’CULLOCH,
Oct. 2,1851—3 t : Afisigaaps
i; BY virtue of nn order ofsnleTrom the Orphans*
Qourt of Cumberland county, will be sold at pub- .
lie; sa|e, on Saturday, the’iSih of October, 1851,
at 12 b’clbck, noon, on thd premises, the following
valuable lots of ground, Situated in the borough of
Mechanicsbnrg, being a porlioh’-of the.estate of
David \Vorst, deceasedi viz:
Lot No. 1. Bounded by Main street, by proper
• '.ty of John Rcigle, and by property of
flwaTfil muol Worst, having thoroon erect-
Buui4|jKed a,two story Frame HOUSE with
appurtenances.
LorNbi 3. Bounded by Market Square, by pro
perty of John Und by Market street, hav
ing thereon erected a Frame HOUSE with the ap
purtenances.
Lot No. 3. Bounded .by lands of'David.Shrom,
Adam Itouck and.hy the Hbges'town road, having
thereon credted a'one story Log HOUSE and d
Frame STABLE; .
The terms of sale will bo: Ten pef ctnl.of the
purchase money to be-paid when the sale is con
firmed.by the. Court, half of the balance of the pur
chase "money to be paid on the let'bf April, 1862,
when possession will be given. The residue of
thn purchase money to be paid on tho Ist of April
1853, with interest from Ist April 1853. The pur
chase money to be secured by judgmenlbonds and
mortgage. Tho taxes of 1852 to be paid by the
purchaser or purchasers'. •
;i : JOHN BEARING,
, Adm'r. of David Wont, dee'd.
September 25,1851—7 t * '
Valuable Property at Private Sale.
rpHE undersigned, Attorney in fact for the heirs,
jjj offers at private sale, tho Real -Estate of Conrad
Eramingor, late of Silver Spring township, deceased,
situate on tho.public rond.leading from Hogueslown
to Mcchanlcaburg, and about midway between! thb
livo boroughs, consisting of ’
90 Acres, <>';
more or lons of excellent Limestone Lontfi about; 70
acres of which ore cleared, in a high state of cultiva
tion and well, enclosed with good and substantial
fences—tbo residue is of the first quality of Timber
Land. A fine stream of never failing .water (the
Trindlo Spring) passes through the propoity. The
o—jJl improvements consist of a two story Log
HOUSE and Kitchen, (wealhorboarded)
lni!oy LoG ®ARN, with Wagon Shed & Corn
attached, and other necessary sm*
prqvomcnti* An Orchard of choice fruit trees is al
so bn the premises, and d well of good water with a
pump, is 6onvohi6nl to the door. This property is
advantageously located and amongst the most desir
able in t!io county.
Persons wishing to view it con do'so by coifing
oh thb undersigned, or on Mr. Henry Eromingcr re
siding on the, premises. , ' .
, Terms and particulars can bq ascertained by- ad
dressing the subscriber at Mcchanicsburg, Pa. ■
... ..DAVID LEHN,
Att'y in fact for heirs of U.Emmingcr, dec’d.
Sept. 25, 1851—5 t . ■ < . .
rpflE subscriber.oltcrs at private solo, that valua
_L bio farm,.situalod in Dickinson township,Cum
berland county, between tha Walnut Bottom and
Forgo roads, and convenient to Mooro's mill, con
taining
195 ACRES,
of excellent Limcstono'Lqnd, 160 acres of which
are cleared, and in a high* state of cultivation,’ the
remainder is well covered with good timber. The
a_l_xk improvements are o Log dwelling House,
o NEW BANK BARN,and other Out
||jHMhbuildings. Two Wells of never failing
JgAd^S walor aro convenient to the house and
bain, and a largo Apple Orchard of grafted trees'U
on the premises. .....
Any person wishing to view tbo above property
will please call on tho undersigned, or with Martin
Barnhart, residing on the promisee. .
August 21, 1851—3 m
HEREAFTER any soldier of tho
\ Orders, (Garrison found out of thoUorough, and
No 08.\ono mite from the Garrison without a
permlsalmi in writing from the commend
ing officer, will be considered a deserter, and $3O re
word paid for. hU apprehension and delivery at tho
Barracks.
This order is published in (ho newspapers for tho
information "of the citizens.
JOHN zva,
IN ilia routicr of’the writ of Partition and Valua
tion on the Heal ISatatp oftNaifan Reed,‘dw«£
sod, tho said writ being roturoodhy ,tho bhonlT
duly’executed as appear* by the schedule or inqui
sition iherolo annexed.» •
Now to wit: aSd-Augußt,.lB6l, on motion of
Mr. Miller, inquisition confirmed and rule onnll
tKe heire to appear at the next Orphan* Court to
take or rpfuiq the eamo at the valuation, or-Bhew
cause why 'tho same should not be sold,
*,i :» J Dv ths.Court.'
: Notice of llio above Rule is hereby given to
tho.ofmore.ted. , daviu sMI;r „.
Sheriff's Office,* Carlidlo,
,Sept.as.lBsl—at 5
, ■■ Estate .Notice.
r E.TTERB of administration on tho estate ofpan-
Jj 10l Kuhlcr, late'of.Silver Spring towhshlp.Cum.
Borland bo., Pa., deceased, have boon granted by tho
Register of said county, to llio subscriber living' in
said township,. All parsons indebted to said estate
are requested to inako immediate payment,and those
having claims will present them properly authenti
cated for sotllomonllb • ■ _ .
DAVID LEIIN, E*V.
C. INHOFF, Ag'l.
October 2,1851—0i*
« OUR COUNTRY—MAT I T ALWAYS BZIUQUT— BUT RIOIITOR WRONG ,OUR COUNTRY*’
Real Estate lot.*. Sale*
Valuable Farm Tor Sale.
NATHAN WOODS.
Army Orders.
Msin Qoautkus, CurlitU Barracka t V
September 17, 1851. S
By order of .Col 'CoohJU
v W. T. MAOtmDBn;A
\ V 'I Adjt.
Pamphlet Ea'ws*
TBE Pamphlet Laws passed at the session ol 1361,
have been received at this office,, and ato ready
to be delivered to those entitled to receive them,
v JAS.' F. LAMBERTON, Prolh’y.
Prolhonolary’s Office,' 7.
Carlisle, Oct. 0, 1851.—3t$ , - ‘ ' ' '
Proclamation.
TTTHERBAS tho Honorable Frederick Watts
VVI President Judge of tho'sevcral Courts of Com
tnon-Plcns of the counties of Oumberlond,Porry.and
Juniata; in Pennsylvania, and justice of the several
Cohrtsof Oyer and Terminer and General Jail De
livery. in said couniies, and Hon. John Stuart and
John Clondenin, Judges of the Court of Oyer and;
Terminer and General Jail Delivery, for tho trial of
all capital and other offences, In the said county of
Cumberland—by their precepts to mo directed, dated
the ftßlh of August, 1851, haveffrdered the Court
of Oner and Terminer end General Jail Delivery, to
be> harden at Carlisle, on the 2d Monday of November
next,’(beingtho 10th day) at XOo’clock inthofdrc
nooii; to continue two week.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given, to tho Coro
ner, Justices of the Ponce artti Constables of thesaid
county of Cumberland, that they are by the Said pro
copi commanded to be then and there in their proper
persons,with their rolls, exami
nations, and all other remembrances, to do those
things which to their offices appertain to be done,and
allthqsethat arohoundby recognizances,to prosecute
againStthe prisoners that are or then shall bo in tho
jailo/said county,are to bethero to prosecute them
aasbjllbo just. DAVID SMITH, Sheriff.
Suznit-F’n Ovprci!, -7
■Carlisle.Sept; 26, -1851. 5- .
T; A Rare Chance for Capitalists!
Public Sale of Valuable Town Property.
HE subscriber, agent for the owners, will offer at
public sale/at the Court House, in the Borough
bf.CaVlisle, on Saturday. the 19th day of
o o’clock J*. M., that large and valuable
£2 story STOWE DWELLING HOUSE
and Lot of Ground, containing 32 feet in
front and 240 feet in depth, situate on the
west side of North,Hanover street, near
the*'public Square, nt present in the occupancy of
W. Havorelick, Druggist. The House is very
conirViilifrus- and :ils arrangement's convenient. Tho
fiackrhuilding( is two stories high, having a largo
room and.kitchcn. There is also a Cistern
in' the yard. .The propertyis.a first rate business
stanff and has bceh 'occupied'as'such for many .years.
TcVms modolinown bn the day of sale. '' •
'I LEM’Lk TODD, Agent.
. Carlisle, Sept 25, 1851.—4 t '
; WELCH’S
Grand National Circus,
m
UPRISING a double EquestrianTroupo and
ramati'que Corps, from Niblo’s Garden, New
, and National Amphitheatre, Philadelphia,
lerform at CARLISLE,' ort Saturday, Octd
-Bth, 1861. Doors open at 2 and 7 o'clock,
Performance to commence at half past 2
P. M
aod;Nalf pasl 7 o’clock; P. M. ..
L&Wis B. Lent, Manager and Director.
O.JE. Bristol, General Agent and Advertiser.
WJiillaker, Equestrian Director.
, Post, Leader of the Brass Band. .
Features.
l '« the beautiful and youthful
Parisian Equestrienne,, in her. truly'artistic and
brilliant school of Lady Equestrianism, .pre-emi
nently dislinguishing her from every other Lady
who has heretofore appeared in ihiacoiintry. The
ymiltr.il Prodigies, M'lles KLOUISE & FLORA,
appear in Juvenile performances rarely, if ever,
equalled. ' ■
Mpns. BENOIT, the great Parisian Jongleur
a-chqva), will.also.appear on two horses, with D.
Richards, in feats of the Hippodrome never excel
led.
M’dme ROSALINE BENOIT appears in her
beautiful Equitations and new stylo of Horseman
ship, and is now becoming tho model of all the
fashionable Lady Amateurs in this elegant art iri
America. •,, ■ ■, . •, „
THOMAS NEVILLE, in his stupendous feats
of Horsemanship, riding backward and forward—
dancing, pirouetting, and sofnersolting during tho
rapid circuilion of hie Steed. ‘ '
The troupe of trained PONIES, embracing tho
celebrated Twin Ponies Romeo and Juliet, will be
introduced by'Mr. Whittaker. ; •
Prof. JAMES H. NIXON, and.his infant'Art*
ists, Masters ALBERT and. GEORGE, in their
graceful, classic, and wonderful gymnastics.
Mr. D. RICHARDS, the wild vaulting Horse
man of tho Pampas, on his fleet and bounding
Courser, without saddle, over Barriers and Five
barred Gates and through Balloons.?'!;-
Sports of the Hippodrome, onfoupund six hor-
the distinguished Equestrian, S. P. STICK*
- Sports of Allas, by tjio Giant of Iron Nerve,
HERR LEE, who performs with real Cannon
Dalis of 36 and .44 pounds each.
. Two- Ciowns—SAM LATHROP, the Slump
Orator and American Jester; JOHN GRIMALDI
WELLS,.tho English Clown.
In addition to a full arid unequalled performance
in (ho circle, will bo represented the Grand Ro
mantio Spectacle of
. St. GEORGE and the DRAGON,
with all its splendid Accessories, Processions,
brilliant Armors arid . Banner’s, Historical Cos
tumes, together with a full Cast of Characters,
accompanied with ail the original music; Ac.
Two more brilliant features distinguish ■ this
from all other companies. Tho interior is illumi
nated with Gas, & the exterior with Prof. Grant’s
Improved Drummond Light, rendering tho promi
ses light and cheerful (ho darkest night.
Admission 25 cents. No holf price.
- Tho above- colobrofetf ‘Troupe will perform at
Harrisburg, Dot, 17. and m DiJietown on (hoOOth.
-■ . September flflp Usl—4t ». ' . '' 1 I
Cliliia aml Crockery Ware.
A, LARGE and general assortment of Qucensworo
bos’just been received by (Uo subscriber, cm*
bracing a handsome assortment of tho best
J W|il(c Granilo Slonc Ware, ,
such as dishes, plates, teas, coveted and uncovered
dishes, bowls, toilet and chamber eoUe,'pitchers,ddc.
together with alolof J ; • ....
Blue Liverpool Wurb,
ail of iba etyle and ahapea; also all th»vprlpue
articles of tho best, common
.. .. .\Vbito mjd EdgsdAVaro, t
Tho assortment includes a.fpw plam whilo and gold
band tea setts, of tho best quality and style, and also
nit the necessary articles of tho best Granilo, Slone
ondßluo Liverpool Wore, suitable for any sire of
Dinner or- Tea Setts, as may be wanted, together
with a.variety of Glass Ware, Including a fine' as
sortment of . ,
Bar mid Table Tumblers,
dishes, footed arid other bowls, goblets, wina glosses,
lemonades, lamps, &o. •
Tho, .prices for ajl nro fixed at the lowest cash
prices. Wo invite out friends who are In wont of
articles in our lino, to give us a* call.
J. W. EBY.
Carlisle, March 5, 1861.
~ Another Arrival
, OF NEW GOODS AT THE
Dry-Goods &: Carpet Emporium.
CHAB. OGILBY' is just receiving and opening
tho most extensive stock of Fancy and Staple
Goods ev’cf brought to Carlisle,’* which-will bo-sold
atextraordinary low rates, • The public is invited to
examine this large and extensive stock of cheap ana
fashionable Goods, which consist in of
Broad &.Fancy Cloths; Satin & Fancy.
Vestings,
Plain; black and Doe Skin Casaimores, Fohcy Do,,
plain, black and figured Silks,. fancy colored-Do.,
French Merlnoes,*Alpacaa,Cohurgs, plain end fancy
Delaines, Silk Poplips, Lustrpa, .Long and Square
Bay State arid Waterloo SHAWLS;
Mackinaw and Whitney Blankets. A large and
extensive slock of Carpets, Floor and Table OL
Cloths, ■ . . . .
• A largo and well selected stock of Staple Domes
tic Goods, which will ho sold cheaper than the cheap
est. v
Fresh Groceries and Spices.
BOOTS ANI) SHOES.
A tremendous slock of Boots, Soes, Brogans, Gai
ters, Buskin Welts, Jenny Lind & Children’s Shoes,
Persons wishing to purchase willTmd it to their
advantage to call and examine the 'stock as great
bargains may be expected.
Recollect the old cheap stand, East Main street. .
September 25, 1851.
Croat Arrival 6f
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
A T the grat Mart for Dry-goods, Groceries; Boots
Xx and .Shoes, at tho cprner. of Hanover and Lou-
tor streets.
Thb. subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and numerous customers, that he has returned from
Philadelphia, with a largo and varied assortment of
FALL AND WINTER . GOODS,
consisting in pait of Broadcloths and Cassimcrcs,
Ssttinots, Vestings, Muslins, Checks,Tickings, Flan
nels, Llnseys,-'Velvet Cords, Cravats,'Suspenders,
Gloves, &c.
Ladies’ Dress Goods, Silks, Morinoes, Bomba
zines, figured, plain and changeable Poplins,' Mous
lin do Lalncs, Ginghams, Calicoes, Alpacas, Shawls,
Hosiery, Coburg Cloths, dec. '
Boys’ Caps,—A very laVgo assorlmont,embracing
every style and: quality.
. Boots: variety of Mena*,
Women’s, and Children’s Boots and Shoes, from the
most celebrated manufacturers.
Groceries,
Such.as Sugar,Coffee, Molasses,;Rico,«Sce.' Choice
TEAS the-well known Tea dealers, Jen
kins & Co.
All who visit our establishment are free to ac
knowledge that we are selling every description of
Qoods r ut astonishingly low priced Oar system of
low prices has already attracted a great numberof
people. . The attention of all who wish good bar
gains is solicited, as extraordinary inducements can
be 6(farad to purchasers.
“ Butter, Eggf, Rags, Soap, and Dried Fruit, taken
at market prices.
N. W. WOODS, Agt.
September 25,1851._
New Arriva of Hardware.
HENRY SAXTON,
HAS just rccchcd and opened the largest assort
ment of goods in his lino, over offered to the
citizens of Cumberland county, which will be sold
at extraordinary low rates. The.public is respect
fully invited to call and examine my assortment
which consists in part of
Plain and Figured Gan vase.
Enamelled and Patent Leather. :. :
. Enamelled Muslin and Drilling. ' - .
Plated Dashers.
Damask. Rnttinct, Blue and Drab Cloths, Broad
Fasting and Seaming Lace; Hobbs, Fellows, Spokes,
Eliptio Springe, Iron Axles, Moss and-Deer’tr Hair.
A complete assortment of Saddler’s Tools. ,
Japand, Brass.ond .Silver Mountings, of various
patterns.
: To Cabinet and Shoe Makers! f
Mahogany, Walnut and Maple Veneers; Mahoga
ny, Walnut, Mineral and Glass Knobs; curled hair,
moulding of various patterns,' sofa springs', varnish,
Ac. Morocco, Lining and Binding Skins, Lasts,
Thrbad, Pegs, Ac. . .
To Builders, Carpenters and others!
A full assortment of Upright, Rim and Mortice 1
Jiocbs, with Mineral, t While end Brass Furniture; :
hinges, screws, sash ond shutter springs, bolts, glass, ;
puityj point* of all colors,oil, turpentine, Ac.. Also (
mill, cross-cut, , circular, bond arid panel saws, au- ,
gars, chisels, chopping'and pointing axes, hatchets, ,
planes and plane bits, steel and Iron squares, nails
and spikes, Ac.
: To .Blacksmiths, Farmers and others.
Hammered and rolled iron of every description,
cast, shear, spring and blistei stool, English A Ame
rican; wagon boxes, anvils, solid thread vices, files,
rasps, Ac.
1 would Invite particular attention to Housekeep
ers and others, to my assortment of waiters A trays,
plain and gothic style; knives, forks, Gorman silver
i and silver plated butter knives, carving Ini Ives and
* forks, toble steals, Briltania, German silver and si I*
3 vor plated table and tea spoons, brssS and rolled
• metal Disserving Kettles, smoothing irons, tub*,
buckets and churns. -
Blako’s A Buswell s Fire and Water Proof Paint
; of different colors, constantly on hand.
. ’ Remember the old stand, east Main afreet.
. Carlisle, Oct. 2,1851.
Eniporinm of Fashion!
NO HUMBUG ABOUT IT!
THE undersigned would- call; the attention of his
customers, and those’ who wish good bargains,
(o the extensive assortment of
, ‘ s Q ady-made. Olothlbg, .
which |be hoa just received at hi* store, south-east
corner of Market Square and Main street, Carlisle.
Ills establishment, which is celebrated for elegant
outs’; fineness of quality,and very Ibw prices of Gen
tlemen?* Clothing, now contains the largestsssort
ment over brought to this place. All other estab
lishments aro completely thrown into the shade |—
•Wo shall mention but a fbw of oar prices.
. . Goats, . s2> 50 to $l6 00
. Vests, 300 to 8 60'
Pantaloons, 360 to 000
Our assortment embraces in part, Dress, Erode,
Sack, and Overcoats; Pantaloons of nil descriptions
and prices; Vests of every variety; Shirts, Cravats,
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Collars, Gloves, Caps;
Carpet Bags, Trunks, dec., all of which wo. aro de
termined to sell cheaper than can be had of any oth
er oslabUshmdnl this side of Philadelphia,
Wo study to p!paso—giy© us aa early chll.'
Persons wishing to buy and got bargains will ool)
at my store, at the corner of tho Market House. .
s. BReur,, Agt. “
Carlisle, Oct. 2, IBM. t J .'» i
AT $ SO OPEBAHUCI
,Vt
■ iro'i'iofe.
VTOTIOE id hereby given thal eppllcaiiMi .Wlll-Ar
IN made to the next Legislature* otfreeahly:tp WP
constitution end laws of this CommonweaUb, for, op
alteration in the charter of the Carlisle Deposit Bans.
so as to cohfer Upon said bank the rights and piivll
egee of a bank of isfcnoi'ahd to chshgd the name of
said Bank to "The Farmers and Mechanics Bank of.
Carlisle,”
By order of the Board Directors,
W. M. BEETEM, Cashier*
Carlisle Deposit Bank,?
Juno 5, 1861—Cm 5 .
Auditor’s Woticc;
THE? undersigned, an Auditor appointed by tha
Court of Common Fleas of Cumberland county,
to marshall and distribute to and among
the assets'in the hands of Ruben’Sttirr; AdhW. of
Isaac Loyd, deceased, notice that he will at*
tend to that duty at his oiTico, in Carlisle, on Moh*
diy the 271 h Instant. The creditor A ard. hereby no*
titled to predeht (heir claims Oh 6r bfefhrh thMßiy,
(duly authenticated. ' r - v l
Aj B. 9H&RP, AqOUof*. *
Octobei 2,1851—3t ,
■- WOTlfcfcJ*-'' • -
TO tho Heirs and Legal Representatives of Tto#
cdck Klugh, Jato of Washington'rtowiriUp,
York county, dec’d. •.■/
I Take notice ihnt Jby on|er of tho Orphans’Coon
of Cumberland comity*! will bold an Inquest {odt>
vide, part or value the ijeal Estate of aaiddeceppeA
situate in Dtckinson (township, Cumberland.cdijnly,
on tho premises, on Thursday tho 23d day of,
her, 1851, at 10 o’clock.A. M., when and where,yom
may attend if you think proper.
DAV
Sheriff's Oflico, Carlisle, "> .
Oct. 2, 1851.—31 : S
DAVID SMITHrShXV.
.’ij- -r.A
Clarified Cider Vinegar. A 'f
JUST received 100, galls, of pure Cider YiDwir
for Pickling, warranted to be of superior quauty.
Sept. 25. ( G.
■ ©rent Excitement ’ ’‘-(J
IN NORTH HANOVER, STREET !!
ARNOLt) & I.EVI respectfully a.k.-ilW'Sttifc
tidri of,the public to their large and'lidltitiful
assortiricnt bf Fall and Winter Dry Goods, now
ing at their, cheap wholesalesnd retail store,, which'
they are determined to sell lower (hdd. fiive hereto*
foro been sold in Carlisle, among which jvill be, found
a beautiful assortment of N - - •■ ’• ■'*
Xadles DPcss Goods,
Gross do Africa, Sdtlrt do Chine, Silkd, WduMift de
Laines, Cashmeres, Silk SHlrtiobiAallHdli,
Alpacas, French.Morinoos, ParthnataCldthlj Bflek
Cloth, Bonnet Satins and Velvets, Bonnet Ri&Mit
in great .variety. " ’
SHAWLS! StiAWlSf! '7/
Bay State lon£ and square Shawls in ondfeaayftiely,
very cheap; Thibet’, Caahtfteid, Mdhdelin dd Llini
and Cloth Bhawle, from 76 cent* to ■ v ; ! '
Clalha and Oattinttti*! . - '
Frehcb blAck andErigliah Cloth's, W*dk Ddd Bkrti
and Fancy Cassimered, Velvet Cords, VeeUrigs'hr
groat variety. *. T
Carpet*! Carpet*!!
Persons.wtshitfg' to porcbaMo-Carpetiot wUbtkm pel
to coU.and examine our mammotn stock;£elb
chasing elsewhere, as we. determined Xo. *el£'ca™iw
lower this fall than eter oflered id Cdflwfci'U j!£,
BOOfgdnd SltdiS. *JL
Another Targe supply of Boots And Chocs'.’
Boys, Women 1 and Children, at. greatly
prices. . . • -j.. :.5
A Fresh supply of Groceries, Such sa SugatyGof*
fee. Tea, Molasses, &c.
Carlisle, Sept 26, 1651
.New tali Good*. .
TtiE subscriber has just opened a'Urge andfiylft(!l
assortment'of seasonable Dry 6dftKtitlri&
BROAD CLOTHS & CASHMERES’,
French Mcrinocs, Coburg Cloths* Cashmeres, Mo'tffc
de Laincs, 1 Ginghams, CaiicocSi, MatUllfa tlndßwi*
net Velvets, white and colored all wdol FhUitaN,
embroidered and plain Sack Flannels,. HoaioQnfnd
Cloves of various kinds, Sheetings and of
all widths, with a variety of other seasonable’ goods
not enumerated. J ; *• •*
O. W. lIITNBR. J
Carlisle, Sept 26, 1861. • •> ./?'>
IVcw Wliolcsalc & Retail .
Confectionary, - Fruit & Toy Store 1 ,
.Weit Main Street, a few doors lent of Burktotdfr'e
■ Hotel, in the room formerly occupied did jSbdUf' l '
Stott, • '
THE undersigned bogs lowr* to inform fhadiliedi
of Carlisle end the public generally, fbethe>h«h
opened a store at the above place, where be intM#
manufacturing and keeping constantly oq ct
CAWBIES-,-
of every description.. Ills stock !• all new'.eni.lii
warrants his; Candies equal to any maQufeclamLhl
the Stale, Hia stock consists in pin of
Lemons, Dates, Raisins, Prunes, Fifes, Almondi* B*
Walnuts, C. Nuts, Filberts, Cocoa* Nute,dlfWft
I Ground Nuts, dte. Also, Mint, Lemon,Cheetfleltfl
Gum, Cordial and othsr Drops. Lozangevr Figsnd
Almonds, Candy Clgais, and> a voristy of other eapy
dies, . , •', ,
Toys of all Kinds, . t
auch a> China. Vases, Mugs, Bawls and Pilches*
Mantel Ornaments of all kinds. Lions, ElejjßanUu
Rones, pogs, Guns. Whips, Indian Abbbtor ktta
other Rdlll**, Wav, Varnished A otherDblJ'HeSWl*
Kitl.and othsr .Doll* Whistle* Harmonicansy llairtfr
ing Figures, Basket & other WagonsJ 60b0<4 Base
kels, Wheelbarrows, Drums, Trumpets,
tola; Alabaster Toys of all kinks, and btteftdlftrra*
rJoly of
FANCY GOODS,
for Mart' Women and Children.- In •(bhttaaitnt (he
•boro he bo* aii hinds.of Psrfnßßiy* micb
Uod end other Cologne, OhrysUllns*
Marrow, Boar’s Oil, dec. Fancy, and olhjr >Bosjm,
A prime nillola of Cigars and Tobacco on Aahd. , *
■ He hope* by afrfet attention to DuidnelirtfQd'ebUu
profitsto merits share of'pttblfe pkttenafc*.*' --
* ■ A. S.i WCRWLBW)
September 18* Ifibl. ; ; :
Harrisburg Steam Wond. Tothlafi aoi, S'cmri!
s««ia§ 860 p,.. ,r:JTv:,
WOOD TURNING, in all lla bnuwWita oity
alylo and* at. city price*. EvcryTarleti w
Cabinet and Carpenter work either on band or liirned
to order. ' ' “ • • ; , v , ,-u ! s
■ BtdPotU, TahU Leg*, Aianwa. HaJfcM
■ Baioetref, Newell Fotii, W«£miJV«H, (,{
. Patterns}' ■ Column*,. , •
Slat and Quarter Mouldings, Aqund or Oetagbk
Chhcl Handles; st. ' • . ‘
This shop le In Strawberry Alley, near Tlilrd-Sn,
and f*.wo- intend to ploaio all ou.r
want good, work done, U la liopcd tlio Jrado wlljhglvo
us a call, Ten-Pine and Tonkin Balls roadd tool*-
dor or ro-ttirnod. , 1 ut m l : :l
W.O.mOKOK.i
. Harr lab,urjf, May 8,X8&1-—ly • .. W;*’ *t■<_
HAMS. Evana*
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