For Ibe Herald.
lIOUTICULTURE..-NO. VII
ROOTCnolMit 'llunk our farmers
pay ,stiffiirent - attention - AO 411. i. Vultiviition . of
rout crops. Potatoes and turnip's arc raised on
most
, farms, but the iltianiily is seldom
than sufficient to supply tbe wants of the fain:
ily, Whereas if cultivated on a larger scale f ,
the produce could he greatly toWeasa,
out_ diminishing the amount of . grain annually
raised by feeding it to the horses and cattle.—
Il found that horses will eat carrots afterbe
coining gradually accustomed to it,Ztind nothing'
is bettei tor cows than the sugar-beet, parsnip
or potato.. It appears to ow , a.sufficient object
to supply an extra hand on a farm . for at 'oast
Id& meinthi in the year, for Ina - exclusive par
pose of cultivating the root "crops. inan ,
with aid of children, and the ploughing or
/first breaking up by. the fanner, might cultivate
live acres in rout erupt, and if the land was i ,
ptdper order, ; at a moderate estinure, ought- to
i•ol;o 1000 1,11411 1 3 15 of carrots, 600 ballets of
sugar beets, 200 bushels of potatoes, 1000 budi
efs of mange:.l.wurtzet, and 200 bushels' of on
iOlll, which would certainly b`e'worth
Allow $75 fur •wages 'and boarding of . extra
hand, and s2s,'for • seed, would leave a clear
gain of 000 (tom live acres g but im fact twice
that much nett proceeds lirve4 , been made vfl
live acres if fed to stock, esti.naliiig the saving
of grain mid hay-,-. the increased number o
stock and doubling the 111.10.1111-.\
51r. MCGOVen, of
1 bia s 11115 a farm of only one hundred acres,
and had seven acres iu Winter wheat and one
o; Spriug wheat iu 1845, (which averaged over
lorry bushpls per acre.) lie says "the Spring
wheat nos after au acre of carrots of 9110
bushels; and was followed by,ati acre of turnips
of 1000 bmhebi, the whole worth 8500 from
one acreln two' years ; the carrot_ crop the
same year was 1000 bushets• per acre, sugar
parsnips 800 bushels, ruts bags over 600 bush
els, and three acres of potatoes wer 200 bush
e fa - cia.ll.” Mr. Guyeu has n stuck of cattle
trots for ty to - fifty head 'from Which he dm Ives
his Cil 11.11 11100111 e, and by management. is elf&
bled to feed them by taismg large pout crops
and tray, being oblige 4 LU buy but little. -
We Cod in the report of the New Yolk
ricultural Su; iety of 1845, that John G. Slum
bo,rg, of Gicui.ecoutoy, New York, took re
p; manna tor 1160 bushels of Rota baga
on mot acre, and 2173 bushels on trs - O am es.—
Wm. Role), of CoataMpre, also, fur raisiiig
1059 bushels or carrots on one acre. .1. F.
Orbrrue, of 'Cayuga county, fur 557 bushels of
sugar taunts on one an re. C. B. Meek, ofbilla
mo county, fLar 1111bbsirel , ofinutigel•witrriel
011 0111.1 ace, arid H.. 13 13 'Met; in 1850, took
the premium for 252 bushels of - potatoes.—
There ace many 'other premiums awarded for
suitable cultivation in otter years, but this is
soft - anent to show what has been done in New
York.
1 have not had, time or opportunity 'to make
full inquirpas to the success of the root crops
in Cumberland county, but-1 know of tau gsm
tlemen in Carlisle, oho 11111'13 0011 e something
in this way worth recording.
Mr. Johnston Moore has been very success
ful with root craps. lie has, 1. ant authorized
to say, raised from six to eight hut:dred bush
els of sugar beets per acre, bosh:es a large
crop ofavriiips he wcen the rows, and with
111 perini,sion, we ma) hereafter stale how ho
has cull•ivatrd tht in so as to obtain vu large a
jiel.l.
Mr. Edward Walker on a lot about fifty feet
Li) sac cut)-five feet, adjoining his dwelling,
(when lie re-ided here) raised lour large cart
loads of sugar beets being aboui GOU bushels
to the act). •
Air. limy IL uad,, this last Tear
loCabollt •• •
acre, raised the fu Ilu%
ptoCuee : 15 huhl.els largy, m o ons valued
at 621 s tier bushel, $4O; 5 bushels seed
.le,valued4l $3 r bushel, $l5 ; 15.000
cumber pickles 'ialuea 'aiiP:slTPir - 1000;$37 - f
500 head pf . . cabbage valued at 3i cents each,
sl ° / 50 ; 15 bushels of red beets valued at 37;
per bushel, $5 621 ; * 5 bushels of tot nips Valued
usbels-o-Fituautos-al-50-earas_p
bushel;s2 50 ; total, $llO 37 1 1 i. Being at the
rate of $337 per acre. H.
Fitom Eunorr..—Tlie Royal Mail Steamer
Europe omitted at llrlifax on Wednesday
bringing European dates to the 16th inst.
Nothing of special interest has transpired in
E.igland since the previous advices. The No
Popo.) , excitement is England increases. Car
dinalVVl,etrian bad arrived in - London front
Rome, tubing Belgium in his route,.antl his ar
rival only added to the previous exciteinent.
Eagland is everyw e bece stirred by the No Nye..
ry cry, and Scotland is ,beginning to feel the
excitement, especially on account of a rep.;:t
lit circulation dial the Nortuern purl of rite
bingdom is also to he upportioned into Human
Catholic Bishoprics.
Louis Di:IVO:Uri has Seal a king message to.
the A sPeithl), e loch has gilsll :3(iS
'1,101011. lie du:equals all peisolial atLIUIw
for the Presidency or the Throne.
'I he 1,111/Oled g bolo cell Aus
LILL nod Prussia has been curiliroad All Ger
ii.bny ale at song theite.elt es. Ail -trig and W
yatt., also in at all. Prussia, it seems, has
drat, , lie fiist blood. Their troops 'occupied
the village ol Betulzell, upon
Loans mit:laced with their swords
.but they tverout once tired Lyon, 2.4 aeseral
of their number killed. The shots acre ietur:
tied and the Prussians filially evacuated the
_plat itig ell their wounded with them-
France, Ett.i,land and ttubsia have tittered their
mediation.
rff
GEN. ARIBTA ELECTED PRESIDENT or ME.zico
tho barque Ratline; ut Now.Vork from
Voru Cruz, we learn that on the lot inst., the.
day the !?..usilia left Vera Cruz, news laud been
roadbed 'there that Geo. AntirrA had, w.thout
doubt, been elected to the Preeidential chair.
irrThere is a mieerably executed counter.
fait of the ss's of the Lebanon Bank in oirchla
tine. Several of them have been passed in
Reading. Tito signatures aro good, but the
word "Lebanon" is crooked. and the whole ap•
pent of the note calculated to excite !Md.
Ficion. IL seems to be-nothing inure, than a
ivoad engraving. •
yorULATION pv CiNcnintAn.--Tlia census
of.Cinoinnati lias boon completed. Tio,on
tiro
Population is no a 116,078. in-1840 it was
46,382, uliMving an increuen or , 64,697, in the
last. ton years.
VECO.TiIILE DYSPEPMA-BITTERS.
A sure and certain curd for the DYSPENMA,
in itsoyoral forms. Also; Liver Complaints,
Jaundice, Heartburn, .Costiveness, FR4111101381
Disordors of the Skin, Loss of Appetite, Low
Spirits, Nervoits . Headnalie, Palpi•
Cation-,of-the Heart, sinking and fullness -of
weight at the „Stomach, and allothor diseases
caused by an impute state of the blood ; liver,
ko. FEMALES, who suffer from a mnrbid
and tinntiturnl condition, will , find this naedi
ciiw .of inestitnabto Value 'o:7•lti all cases of
GENER A L DEIDLITY this 'Medicine 'ads
like is charm! Thousands have tested its efli
ea‘i°\, and. thousands, inotl ; sre now 'under Areal.-
m ent 0 and _not ert046.11147(2,00:;pf failure has
yot.Mden , be filled
cortilicai es ortlinsii',4*.iehia.vm: lioen nor,
thanently curOd..Cifeiffiire;tepOnati the Cot
iificittos, of nernaricable Cures; and thel , .higW
estimation in trhich this Medicine le held, by
..the publio.pross,.can. he had 4:0;f the agents, free.
Price 50‘oenta per, bottle. PrincipadQffice,l22
Eulinn street,: Y., up kitairs, Dr.. S. EL.
MOTT, Auentier Car islmt...;;•,;
. .
MAtomonnsgii , s.—ln tho town Olaetions for
ncmbers,of.•tho hogielnturo in Mansachusetts
he - Whigs haiin been unsucconsful in tho second..
ride •on-- Monday last,.and thegovernment le .
iu ho hands of tho locoroco end abolition cua,_.
Ilion. ' • ' - - •
MEI=
I' lira l'niain —Among the disastrous abets
'of the Tariff of 1846—effects which are now
beginning to Manifest themselves in all parts
of pit country—it is estiinattd that in Now
E..glaini niece not less than 700,000 spindles
have ceased to operate, a result which' involvils
a fearful loss both,to labor and capital.
'51 , 2-4Z,L3..TaaLIMIUSD • •
1, Harrisburg. on Tuesday evening the Nth ult.,
by the Rev. Joint F. Mesick, Mr. Jowl S. OOUI.D
(printer,) or Carlisle, to Miss RHONDDA Nt KING, of
ll former'plifee.
On the Nat Olt., by the heti. J. A. 'Murray, Mr.
JOHN GANDY (0 Mrs. Alsnokiter ELLINDEII, all of
Hlllsburg.
/ In Harrisburg, on the 19th inst., by the Rev. F.
Hodgson, la. OIENJAIDIN M. I{Aurrslstr,! of York
etititity;to Mad Sirsitilitrat Mit..t,tit, of Comberlasur
,county. .
( DIED,
iC/n Saturday the 2d lost, Mrs. MARV ALViANDER, ;
wife of Mr. \Vm. A AEXANUEII, of this borough, aged
shout , 12'years.
1 4,1 n this borough, on the 2711111i1. Miss MAIMAII ' ETTA,
eldest daughter of Hobert nod Margaret Snodgrass,
apt] 211 years, 2 months, nod 10 days.
/On Thursday, the 21st inst., JANE ELLEN, daughter
of
I I CUIY S:and Mary Bitter, aged 6 year's, 6 months
ti. 1. 1 .5 days.
New 20acrtiununt5.
lITOVEL ENTERTAINMENT,
TIIE celebrated Lancashire BELL .RING-
L FIRS and the wonderful CHINESE FA
MILY. This Company brought to this roan,
try under the auspices of P. 'V. BARNUM,
Proprietor of the New York and Philadelphia
Museums, will give one of their performances
at EDUCATION HALL, on SATURDAY,
December 7th, for one day only.
• •
Flours for Concert,. and Levee. Aficrnoon
from 2 - to - 5, -- Evening TrOM - 7"Tii 9 o'clock.—
Doors open Ihilf an hour previous.
The 801 l Ringers number five persons. Each
of whom hold 5 Bells at one lime, making in
all 25 Bells. They execute all the popular airs
of the day on ORDINARY HA ND-BELLS,
producing the most ASTOUNDI N G and
charming peals of haamony— reminding the
hearer of a COLOSSAL MUSIC BOX,
17uly enchanting to all who listen to this novel
melody. •
THE, CHINESE, FAMILY,.
hive been counth bul u few months,
and consist of ONE LADY of Royal Blood,
with tiny feet, only 21 inches long—also, a
Chinese professor of Music, a female servant,
on Interpreter anti two Chinese children.
They perform' an various Chinese -Musical
Mar-imams—The whole .making tile most at.
- tractive and unique exhibitions in the Country.
Admission 25 CENTS. Children under 10
half price. [decls
Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE is hereby
. given that the partner
111ship hereto ore existing between the sub
scribers, in the Pottery... Business, has been din
frs•olved. Persons knowing themselves indebted
are requested to make payment, and those nay
, ing claims to present them for settlement to
either of the subscribers.
WM. ZEIGLER,
C. COI3AUGH.
CM
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which is now acknowledged to be the indis
pensable drawing room gazette of the country.
A home is hardly complete, we. think we may
salely venture to say, without the
JOURNAL, which is the. Chronicle of all that
intenmsle'oll climes of Society„, and of the in•
telligenre which ma.' enlivens an Amerienn
Home. ~You, York is the great centre, and 'lyre
at the fountain head of novelty, Incident, dite•
mime, and foreign news, the Home Journal is
printed and published. Its editors, (George P.
Morrie and X. P. iflllie,j devote their entire
time, skill and experience, to the task of giving
EV-RRY---THING. -WORTH
KNOWING. They particularly keep an eye
on all the whims and novelties of New Yeti •
society, presenting slte,tches of the BELLES
OF OUR TIME. and careful portraits of
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i Ite-inmost
pains are taken, by translations front French
journals, rind by foreign correspondence, to
prepare such reports Of the Fashionable Gossip
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.ent dines _of_ _our...literary_ depart- .
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dendour to selec with a true sense of pure mo
rals. true wit, and genuine humor. In addition
to the above, propose to vivo, in the course
of the coming ,volitme, ONE ENTIRELY
NEW. FEATURE, which we think will par-'
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(IF RETURNED LOVE LETTERS.--
This being a species of composition that inter
ests all renders, we trust to make the numbers
of the Home Journal more eagerly looked for.
and more errreally preserved than ever. We
have also nem correeponaents in London and Pa
who ‘vill send us much that could 'never
rench ns through foreign journals. As a Nem
Year's Present from n Gentleman to n Lady,
The Home Journal is one, of which the retnem
/Ironer Is Venenved every laeek, and 'it is unsur
passed ns n gift in good taste.
Timms.—For one copv,,S2 ; for three copies
or for one copy for three years, ss—always
in advance. Sithseribe without delay. Ad
dress MORRIS & WILLIS.
Fdi!ors Sz Proprietor s ,. 107 Fulton street, New
York. .' (0030
ERESH GROCERIES
plLE,Stciat—of-the-ettbscriher-has-jusrbeen—
newly supplied with a choice and fresh col
•leefion, of everitthing in the line of n Grocer,
at prices lower than usual, among which a:0
• RIO COFFEES,•
from 1# to 15 cents per pound, for_good to a
htfielly - prime ' Alvo,
' BROWN SUGARS,
for good to extra line, from -S to' 9. cents tics
pound, and the I est quality of
LOVERING'S CRUSHED SUGARS.
including Loaf at the old prices, together with
s: general assortment of Spices, So ips,
fates, Sideratis, Indigo, Candles, Oils, and eve
ry variety of the celebrated
JENKIN'S GREEN St... BLACK TEAS,
and other articles. Our friends and customers
are invited to call and examine before buying
elsewhere. We again tender our sincere thanks
to the public generally, for the liberal patronage
thus far extended to us,
(idler W EBY.
;kali and irtnler ClOthin,4-
.{foney Saved is -.l,faney Afar ;
TI6OUTIVIAN & MAY
%aim CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE'.
;IA
CLOTHING STORE, on East Main
street opposite Elliot's Drug Store, in the rodin
formerly occupied by Mr. ['Mit' as a Clothing
Store. Thankful to the 'citimms of,Carliale
and vicinity for their increased custom, we a
gain request their company to view our largo
and splendid assortment of Ready .4.lntle"Cloth
ilia, for FALL- A ND: , WiNTER WEAR.
,Our stock consists of all kinds of COATS,
PANTS, ,VESTS, and Centletnen's Wearing
Apparcl-in general, suitable for the season, cut
and made in tho most workmanlike 111:1/1110r and
of .tlic latest Fall and White? Fashions. All
Who wish to fever its with u cull can save from
liventy•live to fifty per cent. by buying at our
store, and all geode sold warranted' to give (111-
tire satisfaction. . [sept2s
ATTENTION,
FFICERS,. non commins!oped . Officars and
`privates, entitled to rename 'Bounty Land'
under the late net of Congress.
: .1 hereby give notice !lint having nssociated
myself wtth an efficient agentWashington:'
City for procuring warrants for'svid • lands, and •
having the pay. rollit •rny possession of those
who served front-thin district; in - •the••sth
lachmont ,under, the command Col James.
Fontim; in the war.of 1812,;•Will enable -me to
gtvednformation to claimants relatiie•theroto.
Prompt attention will he paid to the ptheuring •
at; said•warrants for the able defender(' of this
country The charge willhe moderate • 1 AYR
also attend to (Ito procuring of petentolor till
settle Please give'rne n'callt •
octl6 , R, A.-1,43113411..T0N
Ncw 'Aburtiontento,
Important to Farmers and Millers
- BURRELL'S , ORM' SHELLER.
i-alaubacyiber iospeolfully informs the farni
'rai ing community.that lie has purchased the
right to Bin Tell's celebrated Corn Sheller,
.tor
the counties of Cumberland and Franklin.—
Tdinfers who have used this Corn Sheller, pro•
nounce it a most invaluable invention . . It is
Simple in its construction raid not liable to got
eut of order. It separates the corn-from the cob
without breaking hither and delivers the corn
clean and fit for market. It sholharom ten to
twenty bushels per hour. E'gltt hundred of
them have been told the pest season by the'
inventor, all of which were highly approved.
Persons wishing to see the.-above Gam She),
ler, can do so by calling nt the shop of the sub.
scriber, corner of North Hanover end Loather
streets. Carlisle, Where he will keep constantly
On hand a large number for sale. Every farmer
and miller should. have the nhove. cheap'but
Valuable Corn' Sheller.
DAVID F. FETTER.
November 27, 1850.-2 m.
• . XOTIC E.
/VHF; Directors of the Carlisle Bank have
this day declared a 'divideo of six dollars
on oriel) share of the capital stock of said Bank,
payable to the Stockholders tespectivoly, or to
their legal representatives, on demand • after tho
2 1 st instant.
GEO. A. 'LVON, Presq.
Carlisle, Nov. 16, 1850. •
For• .fftenl.
A STORE ROOM, CEL•
LAlL.and -WAREHOUSE situ
•;'4llll,, nted In CHURCUTOWN, on
r. '4l: the corner of Alain and High St.,
wili he rented for one'or more
years, and nLouse will be finished for a family
if reonired. or terms apply to
G N BRICKtIt.
no v 27
DOUBLING 3rIALL •
Select Classical Boarding School
White Sn'phur Spring.! Paulding Gap, Gum
&eland county, Penn' a.
OEFICERS : -
JAMES HUSTON, A. I. Principal.
NO. ALLEN 13 R OWN, Prrf.
JAMES S. ECKLES, Tutor.
~. . . .._ ..
___.
y_IAvING for some time been desirous of
11 establishing a Select Boarding School, and
having.at length obtained suitable buildings for
that purpose, the subscriber lakes pleasure in
announcing to his patrons and friends, that ho
will open the above named Institution on the
Ist of Octobet. .
The locution is 'in a small and romantic vale
formed by an 'm shaped bend ~f the North
Mountain, aptly termed " Doubling Gap," and
Is not surpassed iu healthfulness_ of situation
and beauty of ecencry ariy,place in the
country. The mum building is'largeridd - conV
modious, (100 feet in length by 44 in breadth,
and 3 stories high.) and id well furnished with
everything necessary to convenience and com
fort. The oilier buildings•compose Bath Hon
sea, &c., to the free use of whitill the Pupils
will have access. at proper hours. 'rite well
known White Sulpinir Springs .rise within a
few rods'of the main building.
The' object. of the Institution is tb fit young
men for business, or for any of the higher
daises of -College — -. rho course:al-instruction
will be thorough and complete, more attention
being given to the quality than to the quantity
in the performance of the strident. All the
'branches taught in the liest,aradeMieS - Will - lie
taught in this, and proper apparatus Will be
used for illustration of the subjects that require
it. Classes in Civil Engineering will enjoy
the advantage of operations in the field with
Transit, Compass, Chain, &c.
TERMS: •
Board, tuition, - washing, fuel and lights
per session, 5..40,00
Latin and (treel 5 00
It'rentli or Hebrew 5 .00
Civil Engineering , with use or Ilistrum'is 10 00
Drnwing . and painting 5 00
Vocal end Instrumental Music , 5 00
The pupils will boartrin the Institution un
der the immediate and constant supervision of
the Principal, who will bestow careful attentMn
upon their convenience and comfort. Each
student will furnish his own towels, and have
them and his clothes distm'ctly Marked.
The academic year will be - divided into ses
sions of twenty weekaeach, commencing on the
first of September. The regular vacation will
occur in July and August. I twiny, to delay in
I ...pat...tote „tun
t !nett,.
of the present year will commence on ortir,,
DAY the first day of October, no stated nhove.
Au easy ti , cess is HIM-tied_ to students by ./
means of .he Cumberland Valley Rail Road to
Newyi le, and thence by coaches ItilTiTAentl
coax. The Gettyslmrt. aid I,ewistown...State
Road passes through ir,,, grounds.
. For circulars containing full particulars and
reference, - addiCho the Principal through - the
N civvillo P. 0.
JAIIES HUSTON
Newville, Sept. IN, 1850-3 m.
Attv
Mio=l
1) ESP ECTFi r , ILLY announces to the La
tharshooported-on-Satur,---
day. la s i, .d .Sydadid Assortment of
FALL be WINTER-MILLINERY, -
of the latest and most fashionable styles. The
goods have been selected with care from the
host city houses. Her stock consists of every
variety of' Yeivets, Fundy Silk and Satin Bon
nets, Childrens' Hats and Caps, and Ladies
Dress Goods, together with an assortment of
FANCY GOODS.
omkfacing in part
Feathers, - Flowers,
Ribbons, Bonnet Caps,
Shawls, Gloves,
Bags, . Combs,
Curls, . Plats,
Braids, • - , Muffs,
Gust-elastic Dolls, . Corsets, 8,-e. -
Also, a large.asseltment of Olouse.co/ored
mart Bonnets, at sixty-two and a half cents.—
in^Bonnets altered in 'he neatest and most
fashionable manner. Pleate call mid examine
my stock
Carlisle, novl3
A CARD
R. AD. LIPPE. hoeing removed to the
!EY city uf. Philadelphia, begs leave to thank
friends more for the twiny kindnesses shown
to him while practising medicine in E'erlisle,
and takes this opporteinlysay_thru_Dr—MlL--
- LER has accepted of his cradle°, a gentleman
who comes here highly recommended by the
first phyAcinns of Lurope. Dr. Lippe leaves
his hooks whit Jacob Sptier, Esq., who will
receive payments and will attend to the settle
.ment of such accounts as shall bpresentedlto
him.
nov 13,1 m Al) LIPPE, M. D.
.• DIL P. IVIILLER,
yjONIOEOPATIJIC PHYSICIAN SUR
I - JLG E.O N, AND ACCOUGH,EUR having
succeeded Dr. Lippe, formarly practising phy•
• of this place, solicits the patronage of ihe
ore•decessor, and shall be happy
'lto may favor him with a call.
F. MILLER, M. D.
Ii RENT
rrills well known TAVERN STAND near
.11. Holly Gap, situated on the ,Baltimore
Turripilto, • six miles south of Carlisle,- now
occupied by Mr. S. Morret: -The house cod:
tains 16 rooms and good Stablitiod
Orchard tine Gordon. The scalier
i; I. l . ) , F , i , r f l is g al i t i t io ri t n it , rez ir e n to o d
. re b s e o a r u t t id u h r i n i g t
is a
the
summer season. consequently many
boarders eon be bad together with good travel
ling custom. Possession will be given on the
tirSt day of April, 1851.
novl3 3t 7. BENNETT.
WANTED:
qO,OOO .
R.
BUSHELS OF BALEY
for which tlio highest. caelt
prices w.ll bo paid. (0 - Always on hand aau
perior article of . ~
. .
Brown Stout, Porter, JJle and Beer
Loth for bottling ttnd Draught. Also, a nappe•
rior article of Eastern and Western HOPS,
RYE AND BARLEY MALT. l'or Distillers
KURTZ @ NES
Brewers,
,North Water Street, York, Pa.
York, novl3-Atsl,2s
FOR RENT
SEVERAL ,two story ,BIIICE HOUSES
r .
7; on the por t th ,east corner of
, t , h .. 2 tothl!o
41. !IL tatt , a , r , o , in ro h r e t ,t e o n w is ltnol,:n
Rao„ it t : s uir l o thriB
..."-- oubseriber. • ' ' q o the
novl3-6m • . ROB"I'. IRVINE;.
GUM' S73OES
_ .
JUST rocoived two cases of Ladies Gum
Shoes,.of Hartshorn's celebrated pattern
I can warrant good quality, -; - t.; - •
'Oet23 ,• • IN,,W WOODS,.Ag`t.
Pure 'Cidar Vinegar.
OIUST reoiiiiiod 'frdall arra' of Pure Cider
Vinegar, of eaperjOr finally, and warranted .
eo frcim ddultorationg
, G W HI i NEIL
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Illiofclancoug.
ORNAMENTAL DIMBLE -WORKS:
ottikitts & Bionidum,
Recently from Philadelphid.
ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of
'JLII. • Carlisle and its vicinity, that-they haye
now nt their Marble Yard in South Hanover
street, a few doors south of the Court House,
and nattily opposite A & I,V Bentz's Store, an
elegant stock of pure /
• .9.IIIE'RICAN WHITE MARBLE, •
and aro priipared to oxeaute in tho moat iinisliod
stylo
Jlfonumeny, , To mb s, ..
driiigtones at all prices, .111intiles,
.Door and Window Sills, Steps, ke.,
together with every other article in their line, .
-and promise that in fineness of finisa.chaste. •
nese of design end 'quality of M'rble, .their
work shall not be surpassed by ank other °stab-.
lishment..
They are also the authorized agents of Mr
Rebert - Wooil; of Philadelphia, and will fur
nish from hiS numufactory . all varieties of IRON
RAILING for the MR:losing of Grave lots and
all othei purposes, at the shortest notice and at
Philadelphia prices. They'will also finish or
manufacture all kinds of Building Work, such --
as Sills, Steps and Platforms, &c., at the short
est notice and on the most reasonable terms. •
Having had great experience, and being em
ployed in the best shops of Philadelphia-They
are therefore enabled to manufacture the Moat
fashionable work, and respectfully ask, a share
of the patronage of Carlisleand the, surrounding
country. [Carlisle, norG 1850tf
CHEAPER THAN 137,gat.
rrIFIE subscriber having just return a from
j_ the Bast ; offers to the public amore am
ple and complete -assortment of goods in his
lino, than ever previously offered, and respect
fully solicits dealers and others to give him a
call, when he wilt show them' goods at aston
ishingly low J u ices.
To Builders, Carpenters and Odom. • •
His stock _comprises a full assortment .of,
Locks and Latches of every description, Bin
ges and Screws, Window Springs and Bolts ol
various kinds, Window Glass, Putty; Paints
of all colors, Oils, Turpentine, &c., &e..—
Also, Mill, Cross-cut and Circular Saws, Band
Pannel, Ripping and Back Savis, Augurs, Chi
sels, Broad, Hand and Chopping Axes, Hatch
etc, Planes and - Plane Butts, Steel and Iron'
Squares, Files and Rasps, Nail!, Brads . and
Spikes "of allsites.
-To &tilers and Coach JlTakers. -
A complete assortment of Saddlery Tools,
Silver. Brass nod Japaned mounting, Carriage
trimmings, Brand pasting and seaming Lace,
plain and figured Canvass, Drab Clerks,Rail
nett, Serge and Buerarn, Moss arid !ler Hair
,patent an enamelled. Leather, Lamps and Da
shers. Also, Flubbs, Fellows and Spokes,
Entitle springs, Iron Axles, Mailable Castings,
&c.
To Cabinet and Shoe Makers
My stock- -embraces n-complete assortment
of goods in your line. Moroecos. lining and
binding Skins, Lasts, Thread, Pegs by the
barrel or smaller quantity, Tools of every de
scription, -Gilded Hair, Hair Cloth,' Var
nish, Mahogany and Maple Vaneers, ATould
ings and Rosette, Sota.Snrings, Glass, Mahog
any, Mineral and Vrtneered Knobs of all sizes.
To Blacksmiths, Farmers, and others, who luau -be
in tient! of good . Iron.'
He offefs a full assorfropmt of H i an,imered,
- Hum - Slirre7 Plough,,broatt and
nnr
iowmTiro Iron. Also, Rolled Horse shoe,
Bir:- Band, Round, Square, Tire. Hoop and
Sheet Iron, Nail - Rods, Russia ab.c.a.lron,
Cast, Shear, Spring SfeWl; - Englists
and American Wrigob and Carriage- Boxes,
Anvils, Vices, Files and Raabe:Horse Shoe
Nails, &c.
To Housekeepers and those about entering, the JIM-
I would invite attention to my beautiful as
soy-intent of waiters and Trays, pinin and Go
thic style, knives and forks, Butcher Knives,
ScissorS and Shears, Brittannia,German Silver,
and Silver Plate, 'Fable and Ten Spoons,
Brass and Emerald Preserving Kettles, smooth
ing Irons, Hollow-ware, Tubs,
_Buckets,
Churns; &c.
Oils, Paints.and Dyo Stuffs, Flre'uid Water
Proof Paint.
Oet3o HENRY SA VON.
:SII ARRIKaL
American II ' . aware.
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Cheaper than can . 11 , 5LA jk , 41 ,ilpfihe____
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F HE subscriber having just rettirned from
the Eastern cities with a full and Mint!. 1
some assortmenof all kinds of HARDWARE I
of the- very best makers and well-selected,- is. -
flow - ope Mug a the - Clictip — lfardittwSniTdlW — :
r i
North lianover street, next . debr.to , Seetth; Ho
tel, formerly k, pt by. Henry Glass, ',here ho
would invite all that are in wont of good and •
cheap Hardware to givellim a call and sec and '
satisfy yourself of the troth, as we aro determ
ined - -to- - seli-m - n - rocry -.small- taivnimo - . --- Smilll - •
profits and quick soles are the order of the day
To Builders, Carpenters and Others;
A. full stock of white, mineral and Jammed
Knobs, locks and latches, of every description •
Vibe anti quality, hinges and screws, window
sash and shutter 'springs, straito , :mltcd and
barrelled' Bolts, of every kind, rail, cross cut.
and circular Saws,--hand, panel, }living and
back Saws, bright, black and. blue augurs, of
the very best•makers, Chisels, broad,poirting,
hand and chopping Axes, of different makers,
hatchets,planes mid plane bits, steel and iron
squares, files and rasps, nails, brads and spikes
of all sizes and warranted of the hest quality.. _ _
To Saddlers and Coach Makers,
Our, stoat. consists of a complete s:4ortment of
articles in your lino of business, saddlery tools,
brass, silver and Japaned mounting, carriage
trimmings, broad pasuang and seaming laces
and fringes, plain.and figured , canvoss, oil
cloth, top lining cloth and serge lining of vari
ous kinds,white, red; blue and black patent
leather Dashers, silver and brass ulate, Dee
Hair, rosette, hubs, fellows, spokes, - bows, clip
tic springs, iron sales, malleable . castings, Ede
Ts Cabinet and Shoe Makers,
M. NEFF
A full stock of shoe kit and findings, boot mo
roccos; French kid, straits, morocco and lining
and binding skins, lasts, tacks, pegs, hammers
pinchers and French morocco. kit of every de
scription; superior copal variiiskL.Japan_ and
black - varnish7Thrtiltogany and mat& Vaneers,
moulding, beading, roots, glass, mineral and
mahogany Icnolp of every size and style.
To Blackintifhs, Farmers and Others.
10 to..e of assorted liar iron, %lair:trued to be of
the best quality. A splendid assortment of bar
and-rolled iron,-hammered,horse shoo,- scollop,-
plough, -broad en narrow tiro, rolled, horse shoo
bar, band, round and square iron, cast, shone
spring, English and American blisterctechEitg.
Hell - Wagon boxes, Carriage boxes in setts, an.
vils, vices, files, rasps. horse shoe nails. &c.
,
Hoilsekeeiiers.
A beautiful assortment of cheap fancy goods,
Such as Waiters; trays, plain and fancy linklea •
and forks, butcher knives and steels, brittania
lamps, brass candle sticks, Brittannia and silVer
table and tea spoons, plated butter knives, pro.
serving kettles, smoothing. irons, iron and tin
ned tea and ovabboilers, iron frying-and bread
pans ; washboards, tubs, churns, !reckon, iron
pots, wash kettles, ilad stew pane, &c.
To Ganstaiths" Jl farksaten and Others. ..
......-Rille.mnrGun ' Barrels, tons action, plug;
nipple and back action Gun Locks,gun.mount•
ing and 'gun breech. cocks, -Sheet -,braes and
Germaririlver ornaments. dc. .; -
To Painters.
A fresh lot of Wotherill's, pure and extra
White Lead, oil and turpentine, varnishes, Ja
pan, white and red load, yellow and Green
paint, ground in oil, whiting, yellow oeltro, &c.
To Blasters and Jllarksmett
A good assortment of double.rofluctl powder
rock powder of extra quality,'selety-fuse, shot;
flints and bar lead, ropes of all, kinds, for
threshing machines and :well , diggers, and a
thousand - other articles too numerous to insert,
all wo oak is to give us a call, and we are con•
(Wont you will find a good assortment of 'Hard.
warts and chooper.than can be; found in any
other Housti this side of )the oast. Give us a
call is all we ask, at' the old nall)well„known
Hardware Stand formerly kept 4:Loviiis Har.
lan, in North Hanover street, next door to
Scott's Hotel, formerly kept. by Henry Glass,
nov6 • ,TACOB
Brushes 1. Brushes
A gratti varioty of .those useful articles is ."
'fared for sale, consisting oi .Wltitowash,Swooll
ir)g, Scrubbing, Painters, loth, Shaving, kfaie,
Tooth and Nail, Flesh and Graining Brushes in
great variety; all of. which,aro 'alio best qua
ty and Willte sold, at the lowest pikes': ,-•'•
• JAne.6, ' • S ELLITYPT • •••
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Hair4onis Colunbicuilnk;
THE subscrtbar hns'im fiend a largo ; supply
of tho'sbovo ink, whjah, by,a- special or'..
rengomont nth proprielq, he is ahlo ip ear
,nish 10 merchants mid ethers, at "lie 'nannies!
'niters wholesale prides.• • '
ase2l E,S Ai HUBBARD.
trinwnial Stale
etorco 01)opei.
, • • UNRIVALLED DISPLAY OF
WINTER GOODS,
A NOTHER supply of Winter Goods will
be received from Nr York and Phila
delphia this week, to which the attcntion of the
ladies is pariicularly requested. Among the
lot will •be found a full assortment of •
LADIES DRESS GOODS, .
ouches Tare Satins, Silks,.Casluncres, Mori
noes, Irish Popham!, Mous. de Laines; Figr'd.
and Plain Lustics,.Eigured Camelot:us, &c.
SHA WLS
Long and Square Bey State Shawls, Cashmere
Shawls, Thibot Shawls, black and colored
With silk fringes,.black cloth Shawls.
BONNET •' & NECK • RIBBONS, '
A beautiful assortment of Bonnet, Cap and
Belt Ribbons, French Worked Collars_Suffs,.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY
Also, some new
CLOTHS; CASSIMERS.SA'rINETSi
Rentuelcy Jeans, Vestings, &c. •
- BOOTS AND SHOES, •
An Mier supply' of those prime 'Long Boots,—
Also' a full assortment of the cheapest and
best Shoes ever brought to Carlisle.
CARPETS, •
Another lot of Ingrain, Cotton and Girdling
Carpets.
GROCERIES & SPICES,
Some fresh Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Spices, &c.
The goods:will be received and,opened dur
ing'the week, and all persons Wanting to save
money in their purchased, will do well to call
at the old stritul East Main street, where the
largest, best and cheapest lot of goods is sure
to be found.
novT7 CHAS. OGILBY.
New 'rail Goods
I.dt the Cheap Store corner of Ildnovee and Lou-
Cher streets, opposite Hunter's Grocery Stara
The undersigned most respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally, that he
has just returned from Philadelphia with a well
selected assortment of FALL GOODS, pur.
chased at the lowest prices, and which ho is
determined to sell at small profits :.anion them
may be found CLOTHS, CASSIMbRES,
.VESTINGS, Sattinots, Velvet Cords, Ken
tucky Jeans, &c. . •
' LADIES DRESS GOODS, consisting In
part of Black Silks, Cashmeres, Mouselin do
Laines, Alpacas, Cobnrgs, Ginghams; Calicoes
Sack Flannels, Collars, Laces, Fringes, &c.
DOMESTICS;Tickings, Checks, Flannels
Drillings, Osnaburg, Linseys, Mastitis, t?leached
and unbleached Also' Groceries in all their
variety, viz: Sugar, Also',
'Peas, Molasses,
Spices, Chocolate, &c Rags and Country
Produce taken in exchange for goods Please
give me a call A C FETTER
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oct9 . • .
NEW GOODS I
THE undersigned respectfullyanforms hi
friends and numerous_ customers that he has
Seemly returned from Philadelphia with n very
large and carefully selected assortment of now
FALL GOODS, purchased at the lowest pri
ces, and which he is determined to dispose of
et very small profits.
Superior CLOTHS, at. from 75 cents to $6
a yard. Cassimeres, Cassinets and Vestings,
at various prices.
'DRESS GOODS,..such ns Dolaines, Bare
ges, and a splendid assortment of Silks. An
-extensive assortment of Calicoes and Ginghams
Also, Checks, 'fable Diapers, Tickings, Mus•
tins, Bonnets, lists.
BOOTS AND SHOES—A good assm tmont
of Men's Women's and Children's-Boots rind
Shoe ,-of superior quality, and very cheap.—
Also,boy's and Mena Cloth and Hungarian
' Caps.
GROCERIES—Such ns Sugar. Coffee, Mo
lasses, Pekin T en Company's celebrated Teas.
Also, constantly on hand the best quality of
Carpet Chain. The .subscriber respectfully
asks all who wisH' good bargains, to give him
Coot forget the stand. opposite Leon
ardo old-stand, North Hanover street
Butter, Eggs, Rags and Sonp, taken at mar
ket prices N W WOODS, Aglt.
.octff
Fresh Arrival of Hardware.
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MriPigtg'MT; fir?c-40,
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___MIE,A,pFIIt THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Fir AVING just returned from Now York &
1011. Philadelphia with the best nett Cheapest
Stock of HARDWARE,CUTLERY BB ILD
IN G , MATERIALS, PAINTS &c., ever
brought to Ve, I would resciectlnlly request
I r s and nmiLwri Lallsaheram_givel
me a call and see-whether they-cannot get more
and bettor goods for the same money than at
any other place in town, My stock of Locke,
Latches, 13ohei Hinges, Screws, Nails, Spikes,
Glass, Paints, &c.,is complete and very .cheap.
Cnrpontors"Poos, I have a splendid assort , '
meat, Nisi), Cabinet Make - Fs Pools an7lT'fu
terials, viz:—Veneers, Mahogany, Mineral and
Glass Bureau Knobs and Varnirdi, - -
SADDLERS & eoAcii MAIGIRS,
con have everything in their line cheaper then
over.
FOR SHOEAINCERS,
havo a first rate stock of Morocco and Lining
Skins, Bindings, Pegs, Thread and Wax, and
a superb assortment of Shoemakers Tools. I
have also a complete assortment of Ball's Lasts,
Made in Harrisburg, which can ho •had at.no
other place in town, and at Bull's Prices. To
gether with an assortment of all kinds of Ham
mored and Rolled Iron and Steel. Of House.
etping Article, I have Knives. Forks, Spoons,
\rahors, Snuffers and Truys,"Tubs, Buckets,
Sz.c. WALL PAPER
havo the largest, Handsomest and Cheapest
Assortment in town. And, to all who want
Good and Cheap HARDWARE, I would say
come and see for yourselves. -
oct3o , - J P LYNE.
IVIILL FOR RENT.
rtlE subscriber offers for rent troin tho Ist
I^ of April, next, a largo BRICK MILL &
SAW MILL, on the Conodoguinet Creek', in
East Pennsboro' township, Cumberland coon-
ty, known as Abraham Oyster's Mill. The
mill contains four run of stones capable of
maiing..any quantity of- flour; Tim property
is in good order and thb situation good, with
,sufficiency of water at all times. Apply to
the subscriber in New. Cumberland.
0ct23.8w CHAS. OYSTER:
PEES ! GOODS
4 11 - ICoOtioribor le noW_oposiitig a general
It assortment:of DRY GOODS just reeeiv•
ed from the city, among winch may be enume
rated Bombazines, 'AlpachasT — Ceshmeres,
Mous, do Laines, Chintzes, Calicoes. Ging
hams, with a variety of other Dress Goods, to
which the attention of the citizen's of Carlisle
and „vicinity is invited as hey may expect to
find some good hargainEi.
oct3o G W HITINTER.
kqe4SztVtilE*l4-0144t*Oncli
& L. STEINER respectfully invi
M. the attention ,o 1 their friends AD. t ie
public generally, to their large lot of Goods that
have bodn purchased at a great sacrifice in the •
city_of Baltimore. Platy will sell them at a '
email adyttneo, as there is no room for Mein in
our littlo store-room. So conic ono and till anti
take them at almost any price, as wo aro deter.
tuned to sell cheaper than can be bought in
Philadelphia, Now York or Baltimore. •
Hang out your banners!
Hear the trumpet! •
•• • Hero they come ! hero they aro! •
What's the matter? what's the matter ?
. Only look at the crowd, 4 ,
r.CONIC Oil Joe, Jim and Sam Hatter,
Lot us see what's ottt. ' • • '
' Hoy, ho here uomes Bill, •
We'll 'ask him what's the muss ;
, • See how the street does fill, •
Them certainli , must be a fuss !
0, no boys, no fuss at all, • '
, Only another great arrival; 7
• Offitioautiful Clothing for the-fall,
At M. & L. STEINER'S Oh:ailing 'Hall;
-I have just bought a suit so' finc•—•—
Toll me, how do you like it Joe ?
Don't, you, want ono like mine ? •
Como on, boys, let us go. . ••. •
- Now let me toll you, ,
.., • .
. What Mort:Lyon can fine", •
Coats of all colorti; '• . •
And Pants of all kinds. - •
Waietcoate"so Itandsome, , • ,
. And Cravats nice, . . •
And they will not think it troultle•sotne,
.If you give them a call twice or thrice.
' They will wait on you•with, kindness;
Aml theyean.suit you witlta nice Cap,
, Which fof no:tptality and cheapness,
YOU'oan ontylind at: "
Si•Eirtattrer.Weei Main, Street, next door Co
Burkluirdor'a Hotel.
Kr-A first rate'aeffortmont of Cloths
mares and \roofings nhvay6 on hund,'lotheh will
be guide { o. order in the most fashionable .and
besr,otyle by a firat-raio workman.
001.2-3 m •
, 'Notices.
REGISTER'S - NOTICE.
OT) CL is hereby given to all persons in
terested,-that the foll6w.ing . accounts have
been filed in this Wilco for exannantion by the .
accountants therein named, and will be present
ed to the Orphan's Court of Cumberland county
for confirmation and allowance, on Tuesday the
17th day of December,A. D., 1850, viz :
The account of Rudolph Gunkel, adminis
trator of James Nees, fates of Hopewell town
ship, deceased. - • •
2. The account of John Auld, adminislrator
of Samuel Shoaffer, late of Dickinson township,
deLeased.
3. The account of John Elliott, executor of
James Elliott, late of Westpennsborough
deceased.
t 4. The account of John Kitck,and ,f. Corn.
man. executors of Elizabeth Kitch,ilate of N.
isliddleton township, &monied.;
5. The account of W illiarn R: Sadler, admin
istrator of Leonard MersdelOnta 0r Dickinson
.township, deceased: . •
6. The accourt of William • R. Sadler, ad--
ministrator of-George Rockey, late of Dickin,
son township; deceased,
• 7. The account of George .12:iifip, deceased,
Guardian of John . and Henry Neidig, minor
children of Jacob Neidig, deceased, as filed by
said Guardian's-administrator.... .
• - • • - - .
8. The account of JacoloDney, goat-Ilion of
Ephraim, Catharine, Anthony, and Mary Jane,
Minor childrdn of Anthonr.l3.lack, deed.
9. The account of Charles o F. Wench,
ministratot' of Robert Leyburn, late of the bor
ough of Carlisle deceased:
to. The account of Abner plain, Executor
of Elizabeth Crain, late of North Middleton
township, deceased.
11. The amount of James A.,Lumb, admin..
iStrator of David Lamb, late of the borough of
.11echanicsburg.
12. The account of Daniel Lookey, aNiudian
of Joseph Myers a minor non of Christian My
ers, deceased.
13. The account of David Wherry, Executor
of Mary Ann Kerr, Into of Hopewell township,
deceased. '
14. The - account of Rudolph Gunkel, ad'm.
of Mary Knees, Into of Hopewell township,
deceased.
15. The account of George Knettle, adm'r
Of. Nicholas Howard, late of the borough of
Newville, deceased.
16. The account tof Jacob, David, end Isaac
Shelleborger, Executors of Isaac Shelleberger,
14P-of West Ponnsboro' township, dec'd.
17. The account of David S. Runshaiv, exec
utor of Chalice Fulton, lato - Of Newton town
ship, deceased.
18. The-account of David Weigle, adm'r o
John Weaver, late of Silver Spring township,
deceased. _ _
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19: The account of William D. Seymour,
oxccutor of Rev. Robert Emory. D. D., late of
the borough of Carlisle, deceased.
20. The account of Matthew Daviilson,'Ex'r
of Isabella Davidson, late of West Pennsboro'
townshin, deceased,
21. The account of Samuel Blair, guardian
of Henry A. Zeig.
WIVE GOULD;"Ritiister: -
Register's Office,
November 16th, 1850.
•
- Estate of Jacob Smith, - Ilectil.
y ETTERS testamentary on the estate of
.1..41 Jacob Smith, late of Lower Allen town
ship, Cumberland County, deceased; have been
granted to tile subscribers, the first residing in
Fairviiii,w township, York county, and the .lut•
ter residing in Lower Allen township, Cumber
land county. All persons knowing themselves.
indebted to said estate, are required to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
to present- thw for settlement to .
H. SMITH,
J. J. SMITH,
Executors.
November 27, 1850.—pd.
Estate of John Klineline, dec‘d.
LETTERS -of - Adininistration, with the will
annexed, nu the estate of John Klineline,
late of South Middleton township, Cutaborland
county, deceased, have been granted to the sub
scriber, residing in the some rowliship. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are required to make immediate payment
and those having 'Claims to present them' for
settlement to
GEO. SAILOR, Adm'r.
Nov. 27, 1850.-6t.pd.
X 0 _TICE.
/VIM subscriber, Assignee of Jacob Bear, of
I West Pennshoro' township, hereby gives
notice to all persona indebted to said estate that
they are required to make immediate payment,
nln:sn n nr o lennnnona.l tr. nrn.
4.111, Va r i:l 4 M for settlemen;t.
IIe"MAIM. BEAR,. Assigneb
Nov. 27, 1850.—pd.. •
NOTE 33,
Carliaie--Deposite Bank,
Nov. 5, 1850.
THE Board of Directors of this institution
have this day declared a dividend of three per
cent. foi the Ink six months on the capital stock
paid in, which will be paid to the stockholders
I -orthei;llegal-representativesronTorafterthiritil
inst. WM. M. 13ENI'ENI, Cashier.
Estate of Jacob. North, decd,
L"lwi ll
TERS of Admire with the
annexed, on the estate of Jacob North, late
bf - N - ewtim -- tp:; -- enntb; - no; - ; - deed, 'have -been
graated fo the subscriber, residing in the same
township. All persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate payment and
those having - laims to present them for settle
mot to
DANIEL NVDISTLER
November c'o, 1850.-76t.pd.
Estate of Chriittan Bowman, dec , d,
N O TICE is hereby given that letters testa
mentary on the estate of Christian' IlOw
m•sti, late of Mifflin township, dec'd.,. have
beets granted to the subscriber •rosiding in the
sqlpe township .' All persons having claims or
demands against the estate of said decedent
ore requested to make known thd same imme•
diately, and those indebled id make immediate
payment to. JOHN HENNINGER,
novl3 St Erecutor.
Estate of George Priest, dec,A.
WHEREAS Letters of Administration on
the estate of GEORGRIPRIEST, late
of Westpennsboro' township, Cumberland co.,
deceased, have boon granted Lp the subscriber.
All persona indebted to said estate are request
ed to make payment, and those having claims
or demands against said decedent are requested
to make knoWn the same without delay, at the
late residence of said deceased, to
novl3pd MARSHALL JAMES, Adm.' r.
Estate of David Bear,
EIVERS of Administilation on the Estate
1.4 of DAVID BEAR, Into of Upper Alton
township, Cumberland county, deceased have
beenxrunted to' tho subscriber, resiaing
same township. All persons having claims or
demands against the, estate of said decedent to
present thorn for settlement, and those indebt•
ed to make Immediate payment to
nl3pd JOIIN 13. COOVER, Ahn'r,
Estate of Susanna Rich, - deoid. . •
~,
.
y ETTERS Testamentary on the esta id
11-4 SUSANNA RICA , late of Upper lion
township, Cumberland county, deceased, utve
been granted to the subscriber, residing 1 the
tine wnship. All persons having chin sa.
gftinst , the said estain will please present t em
for settlement, and those indebted to make im
mediate payment to " • •
til3pd . JOHN Rim, 1 KTCIIIO7'. _
riretv Fall 'Goods.
Awl - C.lmo, received a very hcaVy stock of
.and NVinter Goods, consisting- of
• Cloths, Cassimires and Vesfingti,
at all prices, white
.yellow and red Flannels,
Linseys, Volvot 'Cords, Bonvorteens,_ and a
grout variety of CABBINETS, from 37 to 80 cents
por'yard, , • ,
Long 'and Square Shawls,
from 13,50 tochocks,Stickings, ginglinrus
and Calicoes in abundance .
Aldus. de Loines and ..dtpachaS,
both ploin nod fancy colors, Alerinoes, para.
motto cloths, I* yards wide piniti all wool do
Lainos, Kentucky Jetins ond Coition Flannels,
Also t • .
JUILLINERY GOOD 4
Boitnot, RibkOns, Bonnet Satins,l3onnet Vo I
vets, Floronco sillte, Straw Gimps and Cords,
Silk and Common Wire; &c ., Comforts and
Suopondera, •
Hosiery antl,Glores,
-
of cotton,-woolen and silk, Jianover-Brickßltin
Gloves, Buttons, Cords, Bindings, antic gene•
n 1 assortment of 'dress trimmings,
' .Cloth Cops and Gnat Shoes,
every kind laid at all prices, Leces, Edging
Book, Swiss; Mull, Cambric and Jacon
Baired and Stripod Unsling', and Jots of goo
not oriumoratod, which . will bo exchanged 1.
money to the anvantnge of our -customers• •
the aMeor about 15 per cent below the rulin
apd Bee: ' • . •
neNfr : o A & W BENTZ.
• Bonnet and 11 ,
ck Itibbons; -
THE subscriber bias.
st opened an :assort
ment 'of Embioiderecl Ribbons of beautiful:
styles, with a Tull supply of Bonnet Ribbons of
all qualities sep2s G HIMNER.
ilea Oiptate : at S;:
orphan's Court Sale. • -
t•
pursuance-of an_ order-of the Orphan's
1 Court of Cumberland countyi.will.be Bold at
public sale, nt the Court Hottse, the borough
of Cat lisle, on MONDAY; the 16th of ,Decem
ber,.lBso, at 2-o'clock, T. AL a •
LOT OF
situate' in said borough, bounded, by a, lot of
Robert Emory deed., College Mile, the turn
pike road. and an alley, containing about 225
feet it length , and 50 foot in breadth,' having
therebn,crected a largo framo Ware House.—
The terintff; sale ard, one-half the purchase •
money to aid on or before thp- Ist of April
next, wile a deed will-be made to thepurchaser
and the balance in one year from the delivery
' of the deed, Without interest.
Also, will be sold at public sale, at the pub
' lic house of Johh Clarko . n the borough of Ship•
petisburg, on Saturday the 14th of DBcernber,
1850, at 10 o'clock; A M. Of said day, a LOT
. OF -GROUND situate in the said borough,
bounded by - Earl street-on_the east; by an alley
t on the South and West, and by a lot of John
! Altick on the North, being numbe:ad 203 in
the plan a! said borough. containing sixty-four
,feet four inches in breadth, and two hundred
and filty-seven feet four inches in - length, hav
ing thereon eredcted a large now
'•'-'44111 Two Story BRICK HOUSE,
• ,',' 32 feet in front by 26 feetin depth
' 1114' with an attic. A. two story back
' building;34 by 16 feet'; a Wash
House, 16 by 14 feet, a well of water, stable,
and Other improvements thereon. The terms
of sale are, One-half the purchase money-to be
paid on the Ist of April next, when a deed will
he Pla_do to..the purchaser, and the balance irf
two 'equtil annual payments thereafter, without.
intereet."The,payrrieitiiiiib - cithtliO'aboye - Cases
to be secured by-judgmentsior suclr other mode-
as maylic satisfactory to the undersigned.
Also, Will be sold at the time and place last
above named, - „.
A Traci of Timber Land,
situate in Southarapton township, in said county,
bounded by lands of R Scott, Esq., the Carlisle
'Bank, the Adams county . line, and lands of
Charles Wharton, jr., coritatning Four Hundred
and Fifty Acres, more or less.
Also, all the interest of Robert Welch, being
an equitable estate, subject to the payment of
the balance of the purchase money, in- a LOT
OF GROUND, situate on the -West side of
Earl- street, iii the borough of Shippensburg
aforesaid, adjoining a lot nl, John Altick on the
South, an nhey on the West; and n lot of Alex
ander McKee on the North, containing abou
-thirty-two-feet,-turiLinehes-in_breadth.on
street; and two hundred and fiftY•seven feet,
four inches in depth. .
The terms of sale of the two last -described
properties will be cash on the confirmation of
the sales by the Court.
All the above described properties will be
sold as the estate of Robert Welch. dec'd., by
the undersigned, administrator of snid
SAMUEL WHERRY.
November 20, 1650.--ts.
VALUABLE FARM
" AT PRIVATE-SALE.
----
mHE subscriber offers at private sale the rol
-1 lowing described Real Estate, situate in
North Middleton township, Cumberland county
containing 150 AGUES, more or less, vaunted
land, about 155 of which are cleared and in a
high state. of cultivation,'and The residue cover
ed with thriying'young timber. The improve
ments are a Two Story LOG
,4:4 e . HOUSE, STONE KITCHEN,
first rate new BANK BARN,
ul',°l• Wagon Shed and Corn Crib.—
Also; a fine _young , ,and thriving
Orchard with choice fruit. 'fire farm is wel -
covered with locust timber. There is a never
ing of .waternear the dour, with wa
ter enough for mill power: This water can
brought in pipes to the house-and burn.
The above mentioned tract is all limestone I,
land, and is in a healthy neighbourhood, lying
u hin 2lnilee.
o r , , : , ,, te le c a o i , , ,sd o o n l y .,r a l f c a r r e o lit e , , N r tt
Cum
berland Valley Rail Road: It is of course con
venient to the Carlisle market and well adapt •
ed fer supplying said - market. The purchaser
can have the whole farm or 100 Acres and the
improvements. An indisputable title will be
given. For terms apply to the stibscriber,'re--
siding on the Walnut Bottom Road, five miles
from Carlisle,
scpts
JOUN FISHBURN. Sr
DRUGS! DRUGS! DRUGS!
Fresh Spimg Supply !
IHAVE just received a fresh stock of Ned
_ icines, Points, Glass, Oil, St.c., which
having been purchased with great care at the
best city houses, I can confidently recommend
Pbv.airinna. Country fljorrt,,,tp
_
--,/ Da s o,., . i',,,3..,” fresh and pure.
1
Yotont-AidUlYao,aV 126.114 ,....- ..
Fine homi oafs; SPiees,groinrerrialr'^-•---
Instrumento, EssericoB,_ , -
Pure Essen'l - Oits - - Perfumery, - &e.
Cod Liver Oil—Warranted Oenuine.
DYE-STUFFS. ,
Log and Cam Woods,
Oil Vitriol
Copperas,
Indigoes
Ilddcre,
Sumac
turn,
- 7 ie i ye
PAINTS.
Wetherill & Brother's Pure. Lend, Chrome
Green and Yellow. Paint and Varnish Brushes,
Jersey Window Glass, Linseed Oil, Turpen
tine, Copal and coach Vnrnish, and Bed Lead.
-All of-which sold- at the-vary lowest
market price, Also, n liven and splen did as
sortment or
•
FANCY GOODS, FRUITS,
Confectionary, add innumerable other articles
calculated for nse and ornament, all of which
are offered at the lowest cash prices, at the
cheap Drug Book ,and Fancy Store of the sub
scriheron North Hanover street.
S. W. HAVERSTICK.
May 22, Ibso.
Sack Flannels.
JUST received a ~ . eneral assortment of Col,
ored Flannels for Ladies Sacks, to wit—Black-
Gray; Bine, Red. Green, Pink and ,hangea
ble. Also, White Woolen and Gott n Flan
nels in great variety. G W HIT' ER.
Ribbons. Ribbons.
TIM subscriber is now opening the et
est lot of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons ever of
in Cariintecl wovld advise the ladies it.
soon and snno"..l the bargains.
oet3o G %V HITNER.
• • •
Black Silk Laces; Etc. •
A VARIETY of 131aelt Silk Laces, T fires
and Cotton Laces, Valenciennes Ed gngp
Linen Bobbin. Edgings, just opened by
sept2li . ...G. W. MTN ER
Turn' Satins -AO Silks.
THE subscriber has just opened a general
assortment of Tore SatinkOf various colours.
Also, Changeable Silks in variety, to which ho
invites the attention of the Ladies of Carlisle
and 'yichiity floyed G w lIITNER.
Children's Stockings.
A FULL assortment of White •and Mixed
A Merino Hose of all sizes for Children.—
Also, Ladies Hose in great variety just opened.
.G W HITHER.
. .
Lead Colored Bonnets.
A NEW supply of Lead' Colored llonnete;
ta_ , jttst received at tbo store of
.oct23 .. . I ..G W, lIITNER.
.
. •
Ameripan 011. " •
.1 usy received a fresh supply. or Amoricon
Oil. For sale by A C FETTER,
0083 " -No 148 North Hanover at.
. Long Shawls. ' •
A . (MEAT variety of Long, bawls from the
A
celebrated Hay . Slate Mills. Also, Square
Shawls of various !finds just received.
oct3o G HITNER.
ITOSIELBX. . .
A QENERAL ,assortment of Ladies and
Chi!drone' Srop'kings, consisting of Ingrajn and
SPUD Silk Casltmero, Merino, Lambs Wool St..,
Cotton just ovrtird"l : . , - • •,
tiov6. . .• ,
~.,, . .0,0/1" HITNER.
H• . •
PULS. nsaortnient of ROPES just received
by the subscriber: Also, Gloss Tubes for
4,llining'Rodi for solo cheep by -;
nueB . SAN:TON.
WAITIR PROOP.BOOTS.
TUST received largo lot pf Men's Water
J
Proof Boots of superior qnhlity, which will
be sold cheap. N W WOODS, Ag't.
POTOIVIAO BAGGING;
A BALE of N0..1 Potomac
die for hogs for farmers, jut rocoiv&l,
Nyhich I will sell cheat). • '
oct23 ' , N W WOOM
• BOOTS Az. , SHOES.
JlJST..rocoivod a, largo assortment of Men
Wonuin and Children's Boots and Shoes, Wit.
1i0',,-Doiiblo7Solod Bashing and. Rainy
'
Shoos, which I ottn,Soll very ' hetip.' l '
00t23 • ,It- •;:, .NOW. WO 01)13;
• CORN, •••
3 •BU . SHEIA of CORN..hi tho.ear re.
nink
~cotyc4,nci. for. Pio dt tho: W.oro.
u" „ W . ; IVUJR,RAY.
ARN OLDS. writing ; fluid, a very. in
RDO IQT 45E4 ft KIM Ait 1)
BED