. 13.7,),,,1'atrick Kane - WA Charles Pagan, Were ifrresteti aril committttl to prigon,' in ;llirris btirg,; on Sunday last. ••I'lity.woro accused of having pazseil n cennlioreit ten dollur 1.40; on the Fanners' Mikis br Ne.Voeriey, rIMIT IV fl AARE , elftrpr WAS orreste4 wock - s norir'CrOUnnbia, by Oonsta blo 'Snyder,' brought to Ifirrisburg, and niter 'a hm ring bpfore CommisOionor M'Allistor-rrns remanded to, his owner: • . 'o* .Alfaikoi, DIARKEI% • Philadelphia N. American 0111 co iteliew, August 1.5, I'Bsl. I • REMARKS.--,-I.llte - operations .of the past ortingiu•some meetly° to the continued tightness of the • money market,. hare been on rilStriOtOU' sthilo generally, and in some stances at rt considerablp reduction in priees.— cqtroll in - bettor deteisorl. Brearistuffs are very:dullvtirithVlicat and -- Corn . litivo dedaned materially. Groceries remain about station wry. • ,Provisions are firm, with a good, demand for Bacon at a further advance. Iron is sta tionary, with moderate tramoictions, and Coal. is Tien* freely at full pried. In. other' arti cles there are no' marked changes to notice since the oleic of last week. - FLOUR Alcll MF,AL.—Tite.market contin ueo unusually dull, and the demand for Flour during the entire weeklies been of a - Very lim ited character, but without Much alteration to notice in prices, which rule nearly steady.— We4.ro only advised of sales .4o the extent of some 364000 bids, for expert at $4 for fair Mixed and good straight brands, including fresh ground at` the - same rate; half ,bbls. at $1,12 , 3(ii",5.1,373 the pair; and old stocleat $3, 73 7 1' bbl., the.mnrket closing with more sel lers than buyers ats.4 ill bbl." The retail de mand has also been -limited within the above range of priers,' including extra and fancy laiUnils dt $4,23R54,75 bbl. • 14e, Flour is misettled.and lower; the qnly 5a1 . 4.4, however, made public are 43500 bbls. at $3,25 19 bbl. Corn Meal haS been in rather, better demand, nod 140-4500 at $2,811P52,87, To. Yruhsclti^„uin; and $3;091. for Brandywine, The inspections-for the week ending Om 14th instli lyre 12;975 bbls; - Flour; 11 half bids. do., 91 Idds. 1 y d'2'`lohr; and 300 barrels Corn 'TcriTATN.—To coming. fr;rward rather more fo.roly, bat_ the tlemitrid inn great measure fallen 0.1 . , the Market for most 'hitdd hoe inftn. !n a very unsettled condition„ with a dal -I,...lnelihe in price; of; Wheat some 25R80,- 1 , , ,,, 1 00-Leis sold at l(Th(Fi OEM., for plum. old refttoo• fdr , '..1,671.76. for new Southern ', - ',a;q;te. for fond tool prime reds, in iotrz,rior, lots tot less rates, the tanilzet vs•or dull at cur lowest firootrel, and braldrl::; frrnorally st Olg. nye '•• r. cr. ,r'l Izin:111 c,N nl.l c , nt 6.3...' t.',o-IT in 1:,-,;wd reimest ,v.l', - ..1, , ,• 'SO, •.:', lris hnsbels_lielaWare and Penn's._ ccl loOnt V. 6, 00c. and since at 50c., and West ern Mixed at GO e`s6e; trday most holders are t stork g. Oats lavo.been in better deMan at rt..o ; a R improvement in pridei and some 9 70,0 o i) bushels mostly new Southern, sold at :12c., including soma small lots of old Perm's. at 24.2.0,10. £),(7.: 7 fLl9_LT . 'aur_snl= In Mechanicsburg, on ThursclaY last, by'the Bev. Johrt-41,—Pritchen--51/n--Pcler-Cronilic/,--of York county, to Miss Elizabeth Frederick,. of Cumberland county. In this place, on the 14th instant, by J. A. Murray„ the Rev. T. K. Davis, of Bedford, to Miss M. H. Proctor, of this borough. - Oii tlij 24th ultimo, by tip same, Mr. G. - .Thalt;OrPorry. county, tirMi,t,fol. I. Bran don, of Adams county. ',New I,,bvcrthleinentl3. - . BO WAISTTETP. VAN TED, n boy of goud character and in. to stand in a a store. Retgrences will be required. lin'quire - at this-office. ,TEACHER VA TED. Thejtonrd of Directors of Carlisle School District will meet at Eitmation Hall on Satur. day, the '3Oll, net, at 2 o'clock P. M. for the purpose of examining applicants and appointing a Teacher for Male School No 11, of said Dis• trim,. The branches required to be taught are Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography,and the elemem, of Grammar and History. For furfiter information apply to the Undersigned. E. GORMA N, J. GOOSYEAR,jr. Carlisle, Aug. 20, 1951. - Committee. VALUABLE FARK_FOR SALE. Ott SATURIMY; the 4th day of Odder, 1851. WILL be sold at public sale on the premi ses, the following describedtreal estate, situate in Dickinson township, Cumberland co., abOut one stile from Carnitz's mill, arid six miles front Cur Pole, bounded by lands of John Sterrett; Samuel Sowers and John Pepper, con taining 117 ACRES and PElt CLI ES, neat measure. I;here are 105 acres of this land. cleared and in a high state of cultivation, and the balance in covered With thriving young timber. The improvements are a two story , I) IVBL NGr .1 - 10 US RANI( BARN, Wagon Shed; corn cribs, and all other necessary out buildings. There is a well of water at the Also, an Orchard wth eve ry variety of choice fruit. Any person wishing to %%ow property previous to the sale, cuu do so,by calling ontSatottel Woods, who resides on said farm.. Saki to commence at 12 o'clock on said clay, when attendance will be given and terms made known by. b pi 'S ji=i• ang2,l ROBERT BELL EXEC. UTO It'S.'SALE Iteed Xstate. Ort TIJ J.lt SU.4 l', Me 18th of Sepiembir, 1851. AV IL 2,1. re sold of public outcry On • tlie pren - t-p 1900, in :louthatiiptott township, .Cuinl.vrlntiVe' C.:ouhty; itc , ..r.tlto road Iroulin',?.fron? Pensburg, to Newvillc, LIME: STO_ PI.K. pr0 D01 . 1 1 ,.. net Jan& of 1..0bert.:.;;! ••[. .1.)111,- i; O T, and ,vhich t.i, and in a ro-.,1 rir. rul c - Artiva lion, !'...,,replaindci. C., , v;;.(r1 Tkc .101 y HOUSE, LEO ~• well I;• r to he sale, wilt be sho.otu d. by scriber. Sale to votrny.Trc :•_t I nn .1,1 d. y, whcn - I he , Iciills,will be wad. , tridwii by 11011511 T 8. ' C , 131`: • , FIIBIIIONS FUZZ 1851, •• Ari F. 0 RC= hi , KU LLER respectfully LIIIIIOUII . 1 1)r cps to his old Patrons and the public gen•l that be has just received.- the' • - FALL STA , LE. C4ENTLE 7 , • MEN'S HATS, manulhOinreth at ono of 'the best establialtmcnts tit Philailalphia, to which ho' Writes spociaEattention. ' • lie has also constantly on hand a large Itini vOried - assortineht of his - own - niuttufactutn - u - si well as city made 1-zATs - Amp suitable for t ho• season, comorisin6 every vari ety of lbissin,lleaver, Moleskin and Silk Hats, .finishedin tholattat style, together with a full assort neat cf . : Gaps c.ll every shape and des•, eription, sod . 'nt overy price. He .onrtieulsrly invites the public to call and examine his extern. sive' assortmenti which iii style, material and finish, cannot 'ampatited. by any in market; ,tad•which he' ielible to put atpricee lower than' oVer: D 3 Remember his old staild nn North -Hnnover strcet,.between - Hunter's and Server's ; •• • ta.ug2o, Dffle:slyept.,yenzate Seminary, WILIcIIM;TON, DEL .T4OI I .IAS E. SUDLE:II • haeind become eonnectad : With thd Wee, • layah ifemale 'College, 'es ',President of the ISonrd: of Itistructors and Government, would jarorin ids friends had the public 'generally,' xpatlie do all in his Power to sustain and qulyanet thummellont Institution. • Il9,pledgcs .hintsoir hint the . young ladica;.:Aslio — may be , ,pl,pcsd.in that inatitutipulehall he tenderly pro tachea',..:as'. wall 'ea carefully instruated—com• bialitglhe occomplishmenta with the intellectual ,olainseful in'Litorature and the. arts. .• • 'There is cohnected-wit 11,the. College, n wan able Calihici, er..1 7 Orets-404 poznesticluituroti Lihrary of thhse ihotniand -Stelluincii, An exeellentl'hilosOpfilcaf, Chempl s , ?dal end Aetfotthrniear Apparatus.'', to. 'spectrally renttests hisendS,to old hirn'ivith' :thrift-'.inflitahvis,nad,ratronago. I - • Session v.OMmenPO'"Po, Vonday,'Sciit.' 185,'L' p4ttio3o: Nll3 - ' Abuctlistmcnt.s. • • The ilinisovih's Iteip and' lharband'a Toy The. Chriniiii Washing Fluid. • rIhOES away. entirely with that laborious task Mit of rubbing the clinhes upon the washboard It cortains no iogradionts whatever, injurious to the finest fabric. or the' flesh. The proprie tors wish every one to dye it a trial, and if It does not.prove to be as recommended, the-me! ney, in every '.such case, will be, rOfunded,— Full.direetkone accompany each bottle._ pride t2l cents per bottle, sufficient to do two ordinary meetings, and saving. the 'clothes more by not rubbing them, than the cost bf six-bot tles—besides removing stains of fruit, &e., it there be any, and the time and labor saved. Prepared only by 1. P. HOYT & Co.. Phi/ark/7)7lin. lie..rl 0 gANKS,.Fairview, Agent for Cum berlurair aunty. All orders received by 'him. wholesale Os re tail; will be promptly attended-to„ aug2.o ' Tar.rigoNi SOUSE BOSTON, MASS, • well known establishment is still con -IL dilated in the same manner it has always been. The central and pleasant situation of the house. its commodious arrangements,. end the comforts and 'luxuries to. be found there, combine to render it agreeable and advantage ous to the traveller. Baying been one of the firm of John It. Tucker & Cu.. So long at the head of the es tablishment, the subscriber pledges his best exertions to maintain'im reputation, and to give stnisfaction to his cusiomera. aug2o,4t YM II PARUIR. . Roal Estate at Public. Sate. Ott f rEDNESD.4I', the 17th day of September, WILL be sold at pubtic.sala on the premises the farm of Jacob Stnith,dee'd., situate to Fair view township, York county, about one mile South-East of Iluldeman's (now Boyer's) mill, and on the road.leading front the mill to New Cumberland, and boulded 19y lands of Solomon P. Gorgas, Samuel Winer and the Yellow Brooches Creek, containing about 244 ACRES. Abmit 75 acres of the bust quality of timber land, ..the balance Irving- improved limestone land and in a high state of miltivation. 'rile impritVellielllS aro a stone 13ank Barn, a two r story LOG NVIOA 'al Ell.L; OA 11. ~i.T.,..7-- . 77 pl.:1.) DWELLING tIO USE, ',l; 2 ; , stone Spring House, wash house, .'','? . .:;.,...,53. ~ wagon blied, corn cribs, &c__ kt1,1,' ,- ,li6,' . iiti , -1 4 . Also, a - tenant house and other um] him, a well of g rind-water at the door of the ;He Ihn. , house, and running• water in ull the Mick but one, and one of the best orchards e$ ..,.I, : eted i, nit. Lucid is u'oundant on this Ingo. Al:or:railer : It is oim of the most , desire. - bd . larms miteiollercd , and situated in a healthy part of 111 iii, i•illiry The eilliii: Will be uttered In .: it ,s rig Wiiplo try son purchasers. The pro., pr . . • ••a , be seen by , ailing on the first iimed en , i i•si.ling MI itic farm. Salo to tom . i . i 2 o'clock, iin BEI,I day solicit trials WI - -, ir17 .4, iC•i - Wn by- s\' II sNirmr, ' J 1 5q1.'1 . 11,:. 1 - E er's. of .1: Smith, fir' at J Di:, MO'ii-li:lf 5 110110.C.Qt. - 1,11110181111 , iCirl.illit•iliiill i li:X11111 I lii2r trivet 1 till sale, mark oust and charge this Mike. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF 'Minable Real ..Essate. aI . :SATURDAY, the 6th day of September, 1851 • )VILL be sold at public sale, on the premi• Wes'. at 10, o'clock, the following described Reel tate, viz : - No.. A Tract of good Slate... Land, ettuato in Fran!cford township, Cumberland -county . , about rifx. miles from Carlisle, and one mile franc Waggoner's Tavern, bounded by •lands of Samuel SnYder, John Stump, Aka ham N ickeY, the heirs of A Waggoner, deed., and,..othe'rs, _containing..l47 ACRES . and 111 F, pj; H Es. is under good - fence and in a high state of cultivation. the improvements -- - - arc - tr' - Largw=Two -- Story — LOG `'HOUSE, a LOG BARN,, and a all necessary outbuildings, anon collent Apple Orchard, a well of 3 .V....t , r,e5g4t.i water with a pump in it in the yard, Mid running water in the barn yard.— There is a r ood portion of meadow land 'and about 12 acres covered with Chesnut and'Oak timber. No 2—Contains 55 ACRES and 7 Perches, being -pari of the above tract. The improvements •are a TWO - STORY STONL I - TOUriEl, a Kitchen, a LOG BARN, and oili er outbuildings, n Well of water in the •yard, and n good Apple Orchard. "This tract is con voldent to Churches and Public Schools, and -the McClure's Gap Road passes through it. . No. 3.—A tract of Mountain Land, le- miles north of the Mansion Farm,contain ing 13 tierce and 55 perches, and covered with young Chesnut timber. No. 4.--A Tract of Mountain Lamb about... 3 mites from the-above tract, containing 23 acres and allowance, covered with young -timber.- Terms -- of - sale -made known on - the ,day of sale by W P SWIGER, KEILIL, augl3ts Ex'rs of georgs Keihl, REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE, On THURS IMY,lhe 2d day of October, ism, ri n nE subscriber will 01Thr nt public sale, on if the premises, his farm situate in Lower Allen township, Cumberland conmy,"adjoining Lunde of Jacob Long, Levi Mcrkle, David Shop!, and others, craining 10'.) ACRES of the best quality ol li lesion° land, in a high state of eu tvation. The improve- I i ments are a three story ROUGH .t•ti• I CAST HOUSE, 'l' ENANT 111111 ROUSE, LOG BARN, Wagon and other necessary out-Imild into. •A never-Tailing spring issuos from under the house, and Cedar Spring passing the build• ingit within n few perches. Also,.an excellent ORCHARD of Apple, Cherry, Peach, &c.— About 115 acres or the land is cleared, nod the bnlance covered with thrividg timber: This property lies within lour miles of Ilar• risburg, and three-quarters of a mile from Shiremanstown, witieh furnishes a good market. The state road passes through the larm and ~thoye are many advantages, it being convent 'ently situated 110:11 to 111;11S, 61.11001,1 and Aur elio, ,Teking it altogether it is n very desiv..• phle pr aad , o;11 be whole or . , - !1 .17”.•!iu,e• 7 .1. `',:•wf eceE ,514 - • .I,Tc,fll. .71:::_ , f 0.1..f.i.: CIL 'LI t% 11:1 1 .1 ~ i : ; r acy r, ,d 1 r! , pi?l,H• olz'orv. ;!ir p‘: 'i:•• . \ - I ) V Art.: r . !,; ‘•l , ..iiisuner Hi , rm ;%w P.3.1 1. 1'71 C:IrN ALF, Acres of Mlinintain tt.lllllll, MILL 8:111 7 MILL, IILACN. .1( a number ot l• IIiIUNES. the l'unitice rt r , rtityoEttiol of ACRES, Peach Or throw-other !filts farm lan 1, and• Big Meadow di .21) thires;--.-"lthe above tUratinneil properties will be sold al. together, or ectrarately to suit purthasertt, intl rite thotintainland will be sold in lots if not sold with the FurnatFe. The above property is situ atod in Dickinson township, Cumberland'coon ty, the 'Yellow Breechlis Creek running titre' part of it, and would ho well calculated for manufacturing purposes, as the creek ii o'con. •stant "Stream, and never freezes in winter, tieing spring water. Forfurther , particulars ,enquire of either of the undersigned, or Win. H.: ler, F.e , Carlisle. Sato to commence at 10 o'clock. JOHN T. GREEN. • • • / • 1) • W MoCULLOCIL, augl.3 • C • ..488iffnea. ICrVOltinteer and 'Democrat, CarlislO;. and Sentinel,'GettSrsburg, insert is. PUBLIC. SALE OF REALTESVitE. On FRIDAY, the 3d of October, next, ILL' be sold at public sale 'on the premi 7 NIT , • , - see, 'in North Middletown 'township, .Cumberlandi county, Pa., the' following 'real estate. lite the property of Benjamin Diller, doc'iL, about foist snitch, east of Carlisle'end 2 milcs, soulh,of Middloseic, bounded; by, lands of :lay's' Miller., from Lancaster county, ..Abrn..! ham fTerialor, and others, containing about Ids. ACRES Of first, rate limestone .land, about ,1,00, acres Of •whicliere cleared, and in n high state of ceitiyaiiiin i the remainder is covered with, lino young timber. The improvements are, .. , •-, two -LOG 110. - USES, both two . ~ _ts . stories' high,,and', each' of 'which .silllli • ' s. ,1 1 . i : ..!, one a. first. rate' spring ~n ear the f1.,.:./S., ' r.i'.., door , a I FRAME. BARN, ,Wa— ti .g4t.'1'.',144-: gen ,Shed. Corn Cribs and, Other minas:au .eutbitildingo. ,: . Alsoisen Orchard , of Choke fruit.,, Any. Pbrson wishing foiview flte'. S aid prOperty previous to the, sale can ,clO ao ,b y. dolling on Michael Biller, who resides: on said form. : alt) t o commoner at: 1! o'clock, in the o - on . suiddav, When• due/attendance: Will,lie gtv.en., and ,torma mode . krioWn ~1)y, ,„ ! auk I 3ts JOHN Pj.f+LPßi .44c.cr,ite0 • , illtal; 40titp • - . tit ;:qiictioit.: R - 4 4 .18,N r gr-e Mcebutoris Sale, , On; TUESDAY, the 161; - "oiscpumber, 1851, !AT-the Vito residetice of JOhe 'Snavely, de-, ceased',- lEampdea.'township;' Cumberland. cdanty, on the. turnpike loading fromilarrisharg trk.Corliolo, and. about• one Mil - Er - West of Sport ing, Hill, will bo.sold the Mansion Farm,-of the said daceased..containing 114 ACRES, of-the bast quality of limestone land, in a high state of cultivation and under good fence, being the ma• del farin of-Cumberland county. The improve monto ere. rcdouhle two --story ° BRICK HOUSE-and KITCH-- Mit:- EN a large' STO,NE BANK .44'1 , BARN, and othoerthcessary bliildings, to. tether with a well of- never 'failing, water at the door, and an orchard -with every variety, 'of -choice fruit. , Also, at the same time and place alma of clear land adjoining the said "mansion farm, lands of Mose's C. Gnarly, C. Whisler and the turtipike,-containing..l6 acres-ang-somo-porch-- es. "' Also, a lot partly clear and the balance timberland, adjoining the said mansion farm, G. Snavely and' others, containing.2l acres.— The iniprovoments area two story log HOUSE and SHOP, Stable and other buildings, togeth.' or with a well of never-failing -water pear the door. . Also, .a tract of woodland in Silver Spring tow nship, situate at the base of the Blue -Mountain, adjoining lands of J., Miller, John Clendenin, George Rupert, and heirs of Adam Longsdnrf, containing five acres. Also, a tract of woodland in Rye town ship; Perri , - county, adjoining lands itof - David Coble, heirs of Matthew:lrvinc, George Boltz hoover and Peter Billow, containing about ton acres. Also, the interest and claim of the de ceased irt,l3ticicor's Sshoot House. ,Also, several shares of turn pike stock , to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., On said day. when terms Will be made known. Titles i nclispittOle- Eor further particulars en quire of 'the subscriber, residing 14 miles east of Mechanicsburg, on the Trindle Spring. Road, lending to Op ter's point, 3011 N-111. PP, ,itur; ti-ts. Ilreculot. cr John Snuret y,deed. JOS. MOSSV,R, Auctioneer. . •• AZEICITTOR'S SAL L'. Oa FRIDAY, the 12th day of September, 1851 TIIE subscribers. executors of the late Da vid Shnenr, will offer at public sale, on the premises, at 10 o'clock: A. /V., that valuable limestone farm, situate in Dickinson inwnship, Cumberinnd county, containing 131 Acyes , and 37 Perches, neat measure. cleated except about lice acres, which arc %vell'euvered with ti m be The imf,r.,reinents are a two ~,. ...,,. story FRANIE• PLASTERED , AliousE wiii, a KITCHEN, a ~.,L ,L.„ „. „ pling Home, a Bank Baia, the e,t.„,—;.:Z{Z': lower.stoty of which is 31011 C, the tipper, Iretne, being 90-legit long, wagon shed, earn crib, hog pen, blaekstaitl,'s shun, and a dui ving.ylohng _Lt reh ard —The_iellow_p_r_cechtss, . Creek bounds the farm, and there are several springs of rutin* %viner on it. The farm. is in a high state of rultivat'on, and is very productive. having 40 acres in clo• vet - , and' the residue in die usual crops. Tim, farm is convenient ,to the market, being about four miles_from. the Baltimore turnpike, and seven miles from-Carlisle_ . . ._ The ter - Mg' of aale will be one•hall of the purchase money, which will.embrace fifteen hundred dolliirt, to be paid on the.'lst day of April, 1852 When possession will be given and tho-deed—d ' eliVered.--and—the- balance_in_three equal annual payments, without interest, to be secured by judgment bonds. Ten per vent. of the purchase money will be exacted on the day - . of sale. HENRY SHAEFFER, Jul:q3ots JOEL SHAEFFER; Executors Lasiinea's Sale of Land. On SATURDAY, the 16M of attsitst, 1851, WlLlTlie — SOld'at kile.'arllte - boUse of the subscriber in Milltown, Lower Allen town• ship, Cumberland.cPunty, at 2 o'clock. P. M., the undivided half part of a certain tract of land, lying in Carroll county, Illinois, containing a—. bout 100 ACRES, near .the'.town - of Mount Carroll, ii said county and State, including the one half part of the Water Power Ad water privileges on Plain) River, known as the'West Point Water Power. Also. the. interest' of Daniel Beck in a duo bill for $3OO for Lumber delivdrrd at West Point tor 'building purposes. Attendaune will be given. and terms made known by the 'subscriber, Assignee of Daniel Heck. , C., EBERLY. July 30 3tpd. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. WN PURSUANCE of the last Will and Tes t tament of Matthew Thompson, sr., Into of Mifflin township, Cumberland county, deed., will be sold at public sale oa FRIDAY, the 26th of SEPTEMBER, 1851, at 10 o'clock ; A. M., on the premises, a tract of land situate in the aforesaid township of Mifflin and bound ed by the Cdnodogninet Creek and lands of Jo- • seph Hershey and Samuel Westhetibr, con taining 235 ACRES, of which about fifty acres are timber land and the residue cleared land in a good state of cultivation. The improvements are a large daublenivo story STONE HOUSE -and TCHEN, a large BRICK oggi Yr RAN K BARN, 100 feet long, a Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, a Spring House and Smoke House, a well of water con venient to the door and a good apple orchard. The above described land is gravel, with a considerable quantity of alluvial bottom of the best quality. It is within, a nude of the lime stone land.. It is sit trated alum four miles west of Newville, and Amor the State loath from - Carlisle to Roxbury. The terms of sale will be $lOO to be paid'by the purchaseE when the.property is stricken down—one-half of the whole purclufse money . including the aforesaid i . , sloo, on the lst of,A -051,1852;;W1ien pessession will lie - given nrid a deed made to the purchaser, and the'residue in three equal annual payments, without inter est, to be secured by judgment or mortgage,' the landlord's share o 1 the grain to go to the purchaser. The land is' patented. title will be itiveli ~r Persons y:!'n ,, :chit cell ,I•inte. it y.l, - 5- -It the t,itle.o.i from ..iti.,l ;tote. tie li , elei'etet with the 16;1 iduitixed . 111001,' , .C'autall A'l' PI:IW.R; (LI li!SDAY, tlet, 6r7.- v. (11.1, Phi,: 0 10, A. Ai, tn; • Ow , 0 V 1; ''• L.'l,`, F. Li .1... - N. t"rhi; , , i'l'lry on, cunt nibh llltout .hits, awl 215,itcres , 'is.. Ltonratitell in nhrr. • "I'ln'y )v.ll 1.1 ,old s..prtifitt;ly or to : rein; Intr;,;i Thoy area' 011,I[ ‘ , l`,t It I .“1“:”:ollr..;,. 111,1ifl l'Olid ll'aeoi.J, pp ~ 1 , 1 1; t. ll.y.hn I.tt ut ;,:, 1eey,4, 1 Hier: • - hoth-oi 1 , lial ed in the u.+l mt. . artoll'or many inducements .to nurcha.-ers.— Persons wishing to pee either of the above tracts, can obtain information ;from the tenants residing on the promisees oreither of flip un";* dereigned executors., Attendance:will be, given, by terms thildo known on day of enle . • .. • RICHARD PARKER, • R. C..STERRETT,.. • jyaGte ; of I'honao Urie, fiec'd; rAnza.Z'Oß SALE, THE subsCribdr idlers for sale 'the Farirroni which he now situate in IVost Ponnoboro ' townshin, adjoining hinds' of Natlym !Woods, ReterAtnnich and others, on, the State Road' oho mile fro-ANovville, containing-43 ACRES, ono third of which is limestone, and the remain- , .ddr 'fine ntoadow and good slate! laud, and all of it. is under ,good , cultivation. The improvements! , are O LOG .119 USP.; & FRAME • •BARN'; stone, spring house vrith not er foiling water, nod other outbuildings.-r- Also,,a good Orchard; with 'all -kinds, of limit., For.further particulars , call on ,the premisec,'oi address the subscribor at Newvillc c Cumber-' land county. , . augn St , MICHAEL. GARNER. • ' 2usxo usw . THE subscriber' having. iecohied agency, 'oil:Md . & WALKER'S drIUSIC invitee atten-f •tiori to a largo' colicetion.of. thelitost mid, most; p apillae Ocoee published . by that'firrn;catiiprie: tog Polltnei• Walizos.• Marches. Quielt...Sieps;' &o. bo soldpt thislow 'est cash price,a'at iho cheap Book end .Periodij• cal store A. Al. TIP Elir,'AP.- EIAL%'. • . . •,,•' ; 4l 01SAQICS: „SALT receiving area for Biliki . ; oheap f at:the.wore - house &Oa LW 13,114URRAY,Ag%,: . . itliscellaittous • • Jtvill.'o7i'VrOfli#,i7 TITS undersigned has just returned froth the city with a 'S'ECONO.SUPPZY of Geniis suitable for the season; embracing Cloths,. Cas. shneres, Vestings, Summer Cloths,,Barege do Laines, Silk Tissues, dross silks, Bina - Canton cloths,. bombazines, alpaenns, gingham, lustros muslins, clnks, tickingii,Pamaloonauffs. Alan A , large lot or Bonnets' incladMg all tho'"-new and desirahle'styles, at greatly'reduped pncee., BOOTS. AND, ,SHOES,: - . A full assortment of :Boots:aria Shoes of. every description, from the most celebrated manufao. tories of Philadelphia. • . . • GROCERIES, • . such as Coffee, Sugar, Teas; Melassei,'Spioes,. &c. Also, the best quality of Colored Carpet Chain. The public in general are invited to' call, inasmuch as I can assure my: customers that my goods are laid in at such prices, as that I can offer great inducoments to .purehaserb.— Butter, Eggs; Rags and' Dried Fruit whoa at markt t pnces.. june26• N %V - 'WOODS, Agt: ' ' .4Spor . tsiaen. Take Notice Pr SOHN ZRZDE*, Ner/h-.Easl Coritcr of Irainut and Second Streets, PHILADELPHIA.' rAS ON HAND, JUSTRECEIVED,4 sampler° assortment of SHOT GUNS Powder Flasks, Game Bags, and ail other Sporting Apparatus of the best and most ap proved - patterns. .He has constantly on hand SPORTING POWDER of all descriptions, Percussion Cape,.Shot, Bullet .Nloulds,.Ball and Blank. Cartridges, and irgeneral assortment of- mate-. rials tor Gun Makers, &c. - . . Aunt PERCUSSION CAPS of a superior quality, designed eipreAsly for U. 8. Runes.— An assortment of FISHING TACKLE al ways on hand. . . All the above, and any other articlas in his line, the subScrilme will sellas,low as any other establishment in the United States. In testimony of his skill as a manufacturer, the FRANKLIN" INSTITUTE, in theyears 1810 and IS-.12, awarded to him TWO CERTI FICATES—tend n tho years 1844, 1841,, 1847, 1848 and 1850; FIVE SILVER MEDALS, all of which May be seen at his place of busi• ness. i1y1.1.2m1 JOHN KRIDER. • _l4l-30 - INTTS WANTED I 131USIIIESS MET to take exclusive Lill Agency (for n County or Counties).for the. Sale of the CIERAIAN , WASHING FLUID, being an article much cheaper and easier 16 use, than soap, and is warranted Jo perfectly cleanse all kinds of clothing, containing no Potash, , soda-ash, Spirits of Turpentine, Ammonia, Acids, nr.imy netiele whatever that will in any manner injure the finest when or the It is an article which, when once introduced. con. .tanC sales can he made with i:4IT,C profits to the Agent. For full particulars pri•• 'cos, termsi uddrois (post.; aid) 1. - P. HO VT 4• CO. july Pb./ 26 Solt! tit:, Phila. ' Silver—illedals Awarded To E. MCLAIN for Po:Amery . and Fancy SOaps, 18-19 timrlBso. • M'CIiAIN continues' to manufacture . his Celebrated First Premium Vegeta. linir.Oil, Patent Magnetic Soad, Orris and Teaberry Tooth Paste, Lilly White, &c. - , pre— pared at 83 North. 7th street, above Cherry, Philadelphia. And sold by S. W. lIA VER STICK, at his Drug and Book Store, North Hanover strApt, Carlisle. 1ju1y2,1851-6m IVIITZEIL - ,- - W - lIITE 64 CO.; BALTIMQRE, Md. Art ENERAL COMMISSION AND FOR ILA WARDING - MERCHANTS t= North Stieet, opposite the Suquehormah Rail Road Depot, Baltimore. Keep constantly on hand for sale, Fish, Salt, Guano, Plaister, &c. Lib eral advances made on consignments. • ' Juno 78,'51. Gin pd. Harrisburg Rolm Wood Turning and Sorolj Sawing Shop, WOOD TURNING in ell' its branches, in city style and at - city prices. Every variety of Cabinet and. Carpenter work either on hand or turned 'to order.. - - - - - • - Bed Posts, - Table Ef.g.s, Atoning Poste; Bahisires, 'Newell Posts, Ihrgon Hubs, Rosette, . Patients, ' Catettins, Slat and Quarter -Motthintgs, .Roluirt or Octagon Chisel :Handles, Sec. • - This shopis in STRAWBERRY ALLEY. near Third Street, and as we intend to please all - out, customers who want good work done, tt is hoped the trade will give us a call. Ton- Pins and Ten-rin Balls made to order or re turned. . W. 0. HICKOK Harrisburg, April3oth, 1851-Iy. • Montoeop_athic Diedical College of Pennsylvania. Filbert Sired above Eleventh, Philadelphia. , rallis Lectures of the regular course will commence annually)ott the SECOND MONDAY of Octocer, id continue until the first of March ensuing. , , -- - A rn't of fees for a full co ree of Lectures SlOO 00 Students who have attended two full ' courses :loather schools' ' 80 oa Alatricullition Fee, paid only once 6llO Prae,,;e A nntomy .1000 Graduation Fee 30 00 The Commencement will take place, eaily' in NlEirc4. FACULTIr.', WALTER WILLIA3IFON, M. D . ., Profossor of Ma.. terin Modica and Tuoraptinnes WILLIAM S. fliLmurn, M. D., Professor of Ilo moaopathic Institutes and tho l'r,actino of Medi cine.. . Bga,i EL FnEnoi, : i . , M. D., Professor of Botany and Medical inn; rndenco. CHARLEY` NIEIRIARD. M..D., Professor of Clini cal Me" ieine. JOSEEII G. Looans, M. D., Profeioor of ob stetrics and lie I;:i'S of W.unnu and Children. Arx.% M. B. of l'ltystJl.• of;s Path:a o z,3., • Lii, Al. U , Profes:or of CLein i,..ry 'ro:,,lo'.•:00,..•• • • Fra:Nci . :3 1 , 1:, I ).,.re..fcr.or , , A - u.1,1,13t A. i'r•;fo,y,;or of .I. Alla 'B. ERI!)‘:`:, M. D., ntER..).`”.l":: tEr of Anatomy. 19 . M. ' M. D., Arult trl:trect, l'L inch. JiRIC 18, I'3Gl-6;n. ; I , WIN L. 1 . • . 3: I:11 S, E, CONNEII ,Ui bALVEBT ' . gb Lyi'vlßAßD 3TS, • ," ['later.; Atom - ion!, Eng firdt,and.ltusLia Sheet Iron; Boilor nud l'lne'lron; Hoop . and Rod Iron; iron Wire; nulled COpner; Zinc; Spelter;,l'ig mind Bar I.o[td., Lead Pipe; Sheet Lead;'BloOlt and Bar Bi;tes, ICottles;.Tinnees 'roots end Ma ,4o;v.- : tlliteri , an ''."" • • .; lin ~., 'I ~::'. ~ ~ .. .~:a,li ,`ll BrOWn .•' Ii UT 'l'l , l !,10i1W, V(1111111 1111.1 uuground,,with all, the rithpr. vaneties of estyiStoie, Including,also a nevi. supply 01 Jen• Quality of . .• FINR.,GREWN &,• BLACIC - TEAS, in isotonic . packs, of quarter, half and pound onoltagas from 50 to St,so.per pound, as also n the bulk. All just spotted and lur sale nt the' •store.of • [tnl2] J W A New Supply of ',PARINATi . - , CrOFFEES,. :SUGARS, TEAS, ,• •• • RICP.4I',I, niSPIGES," u: • MOLASSES; SYRUP, aud all rho - other nocresst ry. varieties, just re ceived by • '(jund2s)'•--- . • En Y. • . . . • ••• .13.11.F.Elrir• TUSE, .•. • FOR BI4A:S'TING/ROCKB Tt "DER.d for thd nhoiro O to t[of nodoteigpoif •Ot their Mdaufactory Bent: MociiniCsburg,, aurilboipind, toanty,"Pn..! will moot With proalpt i . ) ,attoakiaA r atl be fillod at tho lowoat caah - pimos. " ' " • • ' GEM V:.•• CO OArrilt, „ 23aPlypil r ETER QINGRIcII. • 'X'Ott 'SALIM; • ' " ) 1 ; k "A4 4 o4llt r rk,:‘ • „ Ire the I l e, op , , Vilpil l ivt•POUTFEß , t.na d t,,ho v. a.a.a, fittoillm Iho roqrarecon! oacupia by Botaey.Kernnft,.ntixf'doot..o,thaßld man non;. LADIES, suon:STORE,'EXCLU:SLYELY,I whoroittioy : w,llllfind'a aoloc!ad asaoyttnon at t, of galtorci,4nakino, PA. th e inanufactoritfaoPhilad'alallfa, and ma c his: 'ewe melte; to Nieielf,thoketteetioe may ;., IBEE MIEN Stp 1;.e,,,..;F,,:!...!.-•,q_lippp. FIRST 34/Miltr:Zl .Presii.! Drugs, Aletticilth Perfumcry,,Tans .' fie; • . . OTTE.subseriber hes just received 'his Spring 1: - supply of DRJ.JOS,MEDICINES - AND CHEMICALS, among Whialt ' found" every article used by - Physicians in their' pre sariptions, to the.. Putting up of which, he 'will give particular attention: 'Aldo, • • Pants, OM, pye Stuffs, - Perfumery, Soalis, Sto.; and a variety of Fancy eittelos too num crone to mention, to,gether with -a superior lot, of TOBACCO AND CIGARS .of variotts brands, all of which, having purchased in por tion, upon the most favorable 'terms, lie- will guarantee es being of the' boot - quality, and is willing to sell: not exactly at City Prices, yet for a very'small advance for CASH. He would respectfully invite the attention of Physicians Country Merchants and Pedlars, to whom he will - make , liberal• deduction.— Opposite the Rail Road Depot, corner of Pitt end High streets, Curlislo, Pa. marl 9 • S A. HUB BARD. NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS! THE most extensive assortment of SPRING GOODS ever brought to. Carlise, now opening and offering by'rthe subscriberron the most ac commodating terms and uncommonly cheap.— Among the lot will be foOnd a most splendid assortment of • LADIES DRESS gooDs, Such as Chena and Foulard Silks, Silk.and Li nen Poplineii, Darege Do Lianas, Fig'd Snrg, Lawns, Barnes, Tissues. Marcelines, Brit &c. BONNETS, An immense stock of Bonnets, aft qualities and prices. --Also, BonAit Ribbons and glow. era in-great variety and very beautiful. , CARPETINGS & MATTINGS, AMU iiesortment of all kinds Carpetings and Matting& White and colored CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, Some new and elegant Fretich Cloths end Capimeres at reduced prices. Muslin's, Tick. ings, Checks, Hosiery, Baggings, &c. The public are invited to Call and examine this I large and splendid stock of new. goods, and they wilLcertainly be.sitited with the goods and nriccs. Recollect the old stand East Main At., Carlisle.. [up.% .-- C. OGILBY. d - WIS RACWG 6" OOD S AT THE CHE,CP STORE. ITE have just returned from the city with n large , 5 , 1.1 extensive assortment of CLOVIS, CASSINERES f VESTINGS, Llneu and cotton a:vitiation stud's, for men and l j lkys wear, ' , vest's, black summer cloth s , Ken tucky jeans, &c., cheaper than ever. •- DRESS GOODS, Mons. (R,Laine,s • 1000 riff Chintzes, Barelle de. ZialllCS, Dolled Sivisses, , Lawns, Plain Swisses, Ginyhams, . , Plain•faconets, Alpackas, • • Barred do. - Sille - Poplirres,, ' *Barabirzincs, Colored Ba . reues, - 15'e .LAc - 2 6' c. JO N AT El l' S , ,A good assortment, from 50 cents to $2,5 Pula Leaf, Leghorn and Rough and Ready Hats &e. At USL INS, TICKINGS, CHECKS, linen and cotton diapers, nankeens, and an ex cellent stock .of Illttslins, that cant be beat for cheapness, Edgings, Insertings, Gloves, Ho siery, Suspenders, and a large lot of RIBBONS .3. PARASOLS, A which will, be sold cp. R OCERIES, SPICES, TEAS, &c.,- : which rill bo ,sold at lower prices than the same ca e bought hero or elsewhere, 'l6a.) A & BENTZ SUPERIOR FRESH GROCERIES I Call and See before Purchasing elsewhere ! taln.E subscriber is pat receiving and oenp . ing Family Grocery and Queensware Store in West Main street, Car. lisle, a very large assortment of all the, arti clesin his line of business: Coffee from 12 to 14 cents per pound, for - good to'a strictly prime article. 'Also, Brown Sugars di the best quality, from 7 to 9 cents per pound, Lovoring's best crushed and pulverized Sugars from 10 to 12 1.2 cents per pound, N. 0. Sugar House and Syrup Molas ses of all grades from 32 to 624 per gallon.— Also, a supply of fresh ground SPICES of all - kinds, warranted pure. SOAPS, Fancy, Cas tile, Itozin and Country Soaps, Chocolate, pul verized Sniaratits, Indigo, Mould and Dipped Candles, Common and Winter Strained Whale Oils. Arse, n supply of fresh Homiiiy, cheese from the best Dairies always on hand. Fancy sewing, traveling, clothes and market.flaskets, together with a general assortment of Chew ing and smoking Tobaccos ' Spanish and half- Spanish Cigars . Commando.', ropes; twines; and Brushes of•all kinds. • CEDAR W A R•E.--Ifousekeepers, and others expecting sem to embark. in the same business,,pleaso.call -and-examine-my-stock:of Wash tubs, Wash Rubbers, Churns, Cedar 'Buckets, fancy, painted and garnished Buckets, Brooms, bee. ' &C. GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.LThe dubscrihor has just added to his already large stock a number of white Granite, Gold' Figur ed, Blue, Marble, Flowing Blue and Mulber• ry Tea Sets, of 49 pieces, Also. lilates' and Dishes, Tumblers, Preserve Dishes, Syrup Bottles, Sec. of every description and price so that lie will, be able to meet the,„ wants and means of all in the community who may favor him with a call. J I) HALBERT CM NEW SPRING GOODS 'PIM subscriber has just opened a I.7 . enernl assortinent ,Fancy and 'Staple Dry Goods, suitable to the season, among whidlt may be fourid a most splendid assortment of -- LADIES' DRESS GOODS, such as Owego Do Laines.l3areges,.Poplins; Sills 'fissues, French and Scotch Lawns, Plain' and detted.Swiss Nlushns, S.lk tutd , Linen Los• tree, Giaghanis, Englmh Chintzes, &tr. A full assortment of Bonnet Ilibtmea,. Lore Gloves and ,VLts. Kid, and T,i5"! , .., a.l kt..re1..1,..1 . -+ in :;r..v...vari, ty, Liu:Ai:lld tiNrds, is SI!!: inoi, Ribbon r,11.1,Pu6i . :,, : !e., with ge•nut ui iii sit gull ii , M.l). 21;51, G. \V....11UL; - .'B.An exper;ow-e , ligilcarn:in y;anted-',1:1 1 1 1 ! 3)entist7 respectfully in gentlnnien . Carlisle and vicinity, that -he is prepared to r error:ft all ~ , p c• rations ou the 'Teeth rite UllOll I'olongiito to his t!refe:ssion,ho happy to render his. tvwc&t. , all who ;nay requim them. Dr; t'- has recently rat urned,from theeity of Philadelphia, where he has madi3. himself tie. mutinied with all the lateSt improvementain the art, end flatters himself That he will be able to insert' lull" sets of teeth on the atmospheric pressure ',principles,: or with springs, equal to ane.mrdn' iw hat city. oi , 'p ° hCl in High at., one diMr' , .tast of the Post Office: . Persons.wish imt to see specimens •of M t lltiCtilansbip; eel at Inn rc.•ms• whPre:thm,' will have 1 , 1 1,•1 71 ., t . VP • 1,1 •••••• • - Iy, - : el • . . ATEST AR RI VAL , .FRONLCIHIVA -go • loveie of Bond TEA eau be 4. 7§'e ERE= supplied with Jonlcin's & Co's Superior Groon and Black .744:i1t l9O • 9,'ens,• either looao orput up • in fourth, half or . ,pound mo•, tallic, packs to suit purcliasortrat prices ranging from 50,conts,up to , sl,porpuund, by. at the.stere,pfr:./101F. 5 3,, - 1 J. . D. HALBERT. - • OST SELLING:OFF . AT 0 T I • THO, eatisdriber hriving, purchased the stock 'Of Dry. Goods, Groceries; dio., of 'A. C. Fetter, at the, corner of %Ninth Thirtorer.... and Loathe''r streets, infoime the public that' hO whole of the large and elegant'. etoUlt'illt sohl, ottt,yr 'COST,, 'L g ok out for hterdsins. • ' '::.itetWA.l tr., :.; ..fACOB El TTEft.: • - • v Oanpaletting Notice. -. A- CAMII-AIIECTING, -for- Carlisle will be hold ou.,tholand,offAt, Xgrwis Blicker,; about 21 miles - East ;OrMecha'niceburg. The , Meeting' Will eommettee.on thelith orf3eoitim... berl „Preachers and, people, froin -t he .surrouod , jug stations and circuits', are., :reepoctfu Ily and earnestly invited to attend with their tents: -july, .28121—tem ..JAPOng AtediciLuesi riar,edi es Os At ed(otties rocohiTyi roeoivcd ot 'Ara , •iiiit'oldBlint,'oo*Vtoorto 'Alair;oir?qt; Coilislo „ • . •• 'Dr, MeCtllogh t a graduate of the Univii.; - eity or rtintitsYlvtioiit,iiillbWK" "this‘ pikicial Popov. , yisiorttd• . tito,oomOognsPng of•liropylPtioN,•,. !, • All :IVlsdienelf 71.0traritoctl - pore. Aod, a,n4 mild. at thdltimosi rates. preen . M ite ; iloe.qittiOy•ror • " 'TO "31V,LiNS flVini , kt,' 51. ~= ~ i -1. I:4;t4111210. -NSTZOII. • Ilig9Tiqe lit liereby..niven ea persons )117. terested thauthh , fulluivinga . dcounts have buch 6160,in this efFtau,fur examination by , tha accountants therein. named, and,. wig', be pre, sented to the ~ Orphan's Court rit'Odrnbarland county, fee confirmation, and allowancd on FRIDAY, the 22c1 day ofAngtist,.A.. D l lBsl', . 1. The amok of John Humor, Administra tor of Mary' flumer,.latc of 'ltingstown, deard. .2. The account of Wm. Clark, Ad'inr.' . of Jaime olSouthampton township, docoased. 3. Thonetount ofJaremiah Dower:a, Admit.. of John B. Ebrighi, late of Silver Spring twp., dec'd.„" . - • 4. Tho account of Jacob Zeigler, Der: of Maria E. Zeigler, late of North 'sliddlebn Ip., 5. The account of John B. Causer, Adm'r. of David Dear, late of Upper Allan township, dec'd.. 6. The account - , - of - %Vm; -, Mnxwelli E'a'r. of George Maxwell; late of Suuthanifiton township, deed'. - - • , 7.. The accounts of, Benjamin Musser, guar dian of Susannah and Mary Snavely. ° 8. Tito 'account of Wm. R. Gorgas and Pe ter Barnhart, Ex'rs. of Susiiiina Fahnestock, late of Fast Pennsboro torinshlp;doe s d-, 9. The' account of John Shopp, Adin'r. of George Rupp, jr. late of Allen township, deed. 10. The account of Jolin Rupp, Ex i t.. of John Snavely, late of Hampden township,dee'd. • 11, The account of John Houser, Adin`r. of Henry Kimmel, late of the Borough of Me chanicsburg, dec'd.- 12, Tho account of Reubon-Starr,Ader. of Isaac Lloyd, late of Lower Allen Ip. deed. - . 13. Tho account of John Lehn, sr., one of the Adm'ra. of Peter Lain, late of North Mid dlston township, dec'd., as settled by his Exec.' utor John Lchn, jr.' , 14. The.necount of David Foreman, Adin'r. with the will annexed of Peter Cope, late of Newton township, deed. 15. The account of David Foreman, Adm'r. of Mary Cope, late of Newton township, dec'd. • 16. The account of nederick Wondprlieh, Adm'r. of Peter Rockarollow, late of. the Bo rougb of Mechanicsburg, dee'd. 17`. 'flee account of Samuel Garber and Da vid Demuth, Ex'rs. of Charles Garber, late of Newton township, dee'd. - • 18. The account of John Sheets, Adm'r. of , Jacob Kauffman, lute of East Pensboro town ship, ticed. lil Th.: account of James McCormick, Exr. of George. McCormick, late of Southampton township, dec'd. The oceount of John Lose, Adin'r. of Abraham Lose, late of Silver Springtownship, doe d. ' • 21. The account of Davie'Lehn, Adm`r. with the will ann.-Iced of Conrad Emminger, lath of Silver Spring . township, dec'd. 22, The account of Salomon Mohler and Jacobi%Uhler, Exr'e. of Daniel Mohler, late of Allen township, dec'd. 23. Tim necourlt of John FiTcOotd, — Adru'r. Isaac Bietlicrnen, late of Silver Spring town dec'd. 24. The account of George 'Misfit, Adan'r. of Absolotn Thunima, late of North Middleton township, dee'd. 25. The account of Elizabeth Wise. Ex'r. of Jacob 'Wise, Into of Lowor Allen townahlp, dee'd. . . . 26. The account of Samuel Wherry, Aden'r. of Robert Welsh, late of the Borough of Ship peneiburg, dec'd. 27. The accounts of Robert C. Sterrett and Richard Parker, Ex're.' of Thorned+ Uric, Into of North Middleton township,- dec'd.' 28. The accoupt of C. Titzel, Aden% of Jan. O'Brien. late of the Borough of Mechanicsburg deeN. 29, The account of Thomas. Sibbeti Guar dian of Mary and Joseph Sarin., mincer children of Daniel Sarer, d'ec'd. decciunt'of 'Jahn Trimble, 7e4dnPr. Of Wm. Trimble, late of Silver Spring township, dee'd. 31. The account of David Grier, Adm'r. of Jane Moore, late of the borough of Carlisle, dcc'd. 32. The account of Thos. B. Bryson, Guar" than of James'and Samuel Adams. -AVM. GOULD, Register. Register's Office, Carlisle I • July, 22d. 1851. .; - . PROOLDIATION. WHEREAS W o Honorable FREDERICK Warts, President Judge of the several Courts of Common k"lels of' the counties of Cumbe-land, Perry and Juniata, in Pennsylva nia, and Justice of the several Courts of Oyer and 'Fermin - 6f and — GartererJairDeliVery in said counties, and lion. John Stuart and John t;lendenic, Judges of the Court of Oyer and forminer and General Jail Delivery for the trial of 'ell cupital and other offenders, in the said county of Cumberland, by theirprecepts to me directed, dated the 19th of April, 1851, have ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer sad DoneralJail Delivery, to be holden at Car lisle on the 4th 'MONDAY of August, nekt, (being ihe,2sth day) at 10 o'clock in the fide noon, to continua one week. , NOTICE is therefore hereby given, to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Cimstableti ofthe said county ofCumberland, thatthey are by the said precept commanded to be then and there in their proper persons. with their Jells, records, inquisitions, examinations, and aIL Alter remembrances, tiitlo those things which to ,thei r offices oppertain to be Ane,und all those Mat are bound by recognizances, to prosecute (against the prisoners that arc or then shall be iii the Jail of said county. are to be there to prosecute them as shall be just, DAVID SMITH, Siert,. Carlisle, July '9, 1851... .J olirc. ~ 1 1 T ty'rior, 1911e , 0by . . given. Caat pp7tioa , ..i7n mann co trio KI foulof Cole. :11!C110101: 1:1 i :%, 11, Chanter of ;o coolor on t!. - -rd of I:anic of ha , :0:41 t 'A.: . 11.1tili: a ~+:1(i ' Blink it, , : ' 1:11t1 I: 0. • Cr,::liqe.." of tile V %I. .111'i; I' :111, May •.:,2.;11, rf`L•l-rim. I . ; A N,i,..)."-;i;.:11i1IER. 6 4 1'5 4 P.L . V' 7 at,: ,t1; 4 '.1: y pori,mit Im , Cl,O rill NO for • Mon, 80y..; at duuh priet....s as have 'lover yet•tioen known to thk.l3...rougli, STEINER'S CLOTHING, ES'I'ABLISII MENT, lreat Ilia!' et, next door to Burkholder's Hotel, Em6raciag a choico of We best, most desira ble and liolltionnble C If MEREVP COATS, •. ' CLOTH do. f,I.NCNI 0 G . ',O tiler - withirl , ` , . 4 .;,t.tric•thi G1.9'111 . .4tl 111 Ilier Th•,• Z.) 111 0 ' t , r . 1 , 11 1 10i' BOVS, .1,001 1'41: 1 1 1',54 mu! Illti..,:ic;:s... l :arnteNtE.. Particular care has been taken to.proeure the new style • PANTALOONS, VESTS, &c. • . . . To which ho would Invite special attention.— FURNISH 'ENG 000 U 5, consisting of Shirts, Stocks; Handkerchiefs, &c., all of which are'offored at the lowest possible cash prices,. aruL.aa.. ChOP.P„Af. SEL L other Clothing Stowuktlio Pareine vifier doeire Hoye Clothing, are earnestly invitml to ex:amino tint stock. Country a ore, koopera can. be accom• modatcd.at vory rates for cash. .... [(pap ,A.nnual Election.: ...NOTICE is hereby given that an election will be Intl& ; tit aloot, THIRTEEN MANA GERS of 'the' Cumberland Valley'Mutual Pro teeilon .Compnnyot the publicloneo of• Victor , Shanhotr, in Diaktnion toweahip, on ilio.Firit Monday of September next--said t managers to time one year. Election to , bo. taild.•between theUttis of SA 61 end 4 o'clock, P . M of said (ley, • ----•- .JOHN ;r•GILEEN, Soot'y. . . . . . , WANT G. Ono male 'teacher; pomeetent to tak e ohitiV•ortlut prineipet.tree school in the berortgli at dwvillo.,.The,Board of. Directors inobt.ht the , achool house in , 'said. horottgli, en Saturdah 4'4 10 0 . 23d..t0 tzamine.nppli eantr. MeCA:NDLISH, . Newville ang 6-1 t ,1-Secr,y. '.' , .'4IARC/0101%1317.4,*. • [ 731.15T . reeeiv'ed'a 'heat] lot'of oROCERMS VbiCEl . Vlillt • be , told very low er tile"eld• elieup S pip, Beet Men Strec;: , ' 'lll'2 a. OGILtIY- At.l ,11115( Wane utie Pon. Trataroz.lrxr.a.l6( Faney.Ooodsi Elegant tr! et a i s frm p r ay o the I‘ , A s c ity - and cy is . , :.1 W. from 'has Jag ioceilted. GnO"OZlsStlinsintiattaabelPe I T o n; .., a approaching Holydity Season, to which he • ,sires to cell trio attention ot hie friends tied .o public His assortment in this line cannot . I,} surpatieed , im novelty. and .itleganco, and [Nth in quality add price °Hite articles, caw. ti it full to please purchasers.' It would be int it tesible to mint - aerate his -' ' '. • HOLIDAY FANCY„GOODS, •t Well comprise every variety of fancy aides it..• the most novel styles and exquisite. sher uach as . , , Ladies' Fancy Baskets, ~ • ' • ' Fancy Work Boxes, with sewing insttinu'nit Terracotta Work (a recent novelty,) , - Paper Macho Goods, . . Elegant alabaster and porcelain ink-stands riid trays,fi . c Fancy ivory , po ll and shell card cases, Port Illonnates, cif every variety, . , Gold pens and penails, ' • _ - Fancy paper weights, . e , Papateries„ with a _large ltarlety :01 !edits .- ucy stationery, ' Motto seals and wafets, . . Silk and bead purses, ' Ladies' riding whips, elegantly finished, Ladies' line cutlery, , ~... - • , Perfume baskets .and .bage,•-' . .• , ~ Brushes of every kind for tho toilet ? Boussel's perfamds of tho various kinds, Musical- instruments, of all hinds and at all wices, together with an innumerable variety of • irtieles elegantly finished and .suilable for ho• II lay presents, to which he invites 'bpecial at. i i rition. Also, an extensive and elegant collection of. HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS, ' • cl mprislng tire various English and 'American , N NUALS for 1851, richly ombellished and , I oVV POOTICA L 0 .R. IC. 5, with I. (ILDREIN's PICTORIAT, 13 0 0 K S f . . 1/ . : children of all ages, than which nothing t n be more-appropriate or illefodor no holiday e. :IL'. His assortment of•Sclieol 13eolts and - 1.. thool Stationery is also complete; and com• [. , igs ois e . very , ir used in Colleos arid -the lie a l s o desires to call the particular c tuition of Families to his elegant display of ..- . LAMPS, GHIA ND OLES, tic.• ... . f I int the extensive establishmente of Cbreelins. .1 rcher and others of Philadelphia, comerisinit crery , style of Pager, Chamber and Study if traps, for burning either lard, sperm or ethe r, it oil, together wills Flower Vases . , Fancy. :keens, &c. His assortment in this line in us. rroolild fri the berottesh. Al.m, - . if VIM'S. FANCY. CONFECITIOARY— . N U TS— P RE iCRY ED 'FRUTS, &c., it every voriofy Mid at all nrioes,shll of which , ;f a pure en I fresh, such as con be confidently ig mm , nended to his friends and the little folks, I,s stock embraced everything in the line of if ing G sorts, with innny other artidles useful if hourielteepers,whiell the public ere especially, , if vited to call and see daring the holidays." ll:member the Old Stand, nearly opposite the 1 ink on North Hanover street. ' ' dealt. S W. lIA.VER.STICK. ii. iir.ett- FORFEIT: DR:-HUNTER WILL • • tD kJ - forfeit-35uiif-failinvo-cure-any-case_ diaause that ma/ ,come under his care, no I titer how.long standing or afflicting. Either • 1 x arc invited to this private room, 38 North tt Street, Plubillelphia, without fear .1 interruption by_ other patients.' Strangers- -- -t -- cud others who have been unfortunate in the • lectionsof a physician are invited to call.-- '.flose.w have injured themselYes by solitary . vice are als o Invited. . READ AND REELER - T.—The afflicted wild do well to reflect before trusting their. I italth, happiness, and in many.cases, their lives i i the - hands of physicians; ignorant ol.:this_class-- e,' maladies. It-is certainly imposstlile for ono 1, in to understand all the ills the human family subject to. .Every respectable• physician has his peculiar branch in Which ho is more suc c. ssfal than his brother pratfesssrs, and to that I devotes most of his tiroo and study. YE A.RS. 0 PRACTICE, exclusively do 'voted to the - study and treatment of diseases of sexual organs,together.with.uloers.upon the -- irriy.--throati - nostr - or - legsr plans in the-hend Aar— - I o las, mar.urial - r'hetimatiSm, gravel, irregular- es, disease arising from youthful eicesses.or i ,purities of the blood; whereby. the -eonstitu to 1113 become enfeebled, enables.the doctor , offer speedy relief to ell'who may platti - Them;- t -dyes under his care. ' InneF • CHEAPER. THAN IIVILIa. iiriE subscriber hnvinr , just. returned from the East, offers to the public a mare am 3 and _complete assortment 'of goods in his -I. to, than ever previously offered, Mid respect '. lly solicits' dealers and others to give him a 111, when ho will show them goods at nsfein i tingly low prises • T o o Builders, Carpenters and Others, His.stock comprises u. full assortment of Y.-acks eel Latches of every description, Rin i, is and Screws, Window Springs,and Bolts of _.%_ .l ,4 o as..kind,s,..Window_Glass, Putty,. Pninrs . _ .; all colors, Oils, Turpentine, &c., Iso, Crosscut and Circular Sawe, Hand . . ;Ripping and Back Saws, Augurs, Chi , ! ' _t_ols,.l3road,.fland and Chopping Axea, Hatch.; Planes and Plano Bius,_Steel and Iro`ti mares, Files and Rasps, Nnilre,* Brads and tikes of all sizes. ... • I wmld attention: Co my beautiful as,, ''rtment of Waiters and Trays, plain and Go-. tic Style, knives and forks, Butcher. Knives,, • dssars and Shears, Brittannia,Gorman Silver, rd Silver- Plato, Table and_Ton.."SpoOns, . raas and Emerald Preserving Kettles, smooth, g Irons, Hollow-ware, Tubs, Buckets,' Oils, Paints and Dye Stuffs,.'Firo add Water !'roof Paint oat3o. lIENRY',SAXTON • Art-Uifion of khiladelphia, ;:,NcoRPoRATED liv Tit E LEGI:-3LATURE OF HINNSYLVAIII. I, ' ror the Promotion_ of the., Arts of Design. the • - United States. —OFFICERS.--,-HENRY C. Csueit, 'President; 1). ICET.Luir, Vice President; EDWARD P. MITCDELt, Treasurer ; G. 11. llun;Eß, Retarding .S'reretary j G.E.unur. W. ,DEWEY, Corresponding SROrtirtry. • ;',l,r , rni , er for tll , _ , ,ictir 1951, will receive frr enci2 Cuiv,uflfl , l')ll eor prti:t of ' " RIS2'/.! NA AN .1) I TEE:. . by Tr:mph Andrews, print or iiu:01:10. 1."8 iioaltivrd by A. f nvlr, or ti,. core of any two (4 ic.ir splendid viz : ' I tRAN,;:. of' painted Loom.'cogra.9vd by i-,artain.- •.! Ru!hou.l :•inlet,; itutliuritici, ett ;;r,,;•;•d by S.lll-11t1.. 3 ulf,..reyir Droun, painted I.l.thitington, en by Ritchie, , 1. Chr CAtircit, paintioi hr . ' And o copy ca Art Union Be• porter,l% u e c , ,oiaining a report of the In:n~nainUn of th,, lostitntion, and. iht,,rina rion.oo tie Htbject.ol, the ifiOn Arts, throughout th•• whole oorld. ' The ART UN lON of Philadelphia awards prizes lit its own Certificates, with which 'original Alper can works of Art may be purchused.m pail ,1 ilta Uniied Stutes,'at iho option and selection of the person .Who•ttury obtnih a.-prize tit' the 'Annual Distrihution, which takes Placclon , thelii:eaing of the !nth week day in 'Orgy year:. . • Teo Oontrnme of the . Art:.ilrrion, r,-oothout •••„ 6 , oldry,‘ • it) ••-• '.• .. • ~r r- (IC t:; tue.t.:ottri• Public : `,, • . . . .. . . . ,-- tt i ~ , :limo!,:.ta \ ltiothototftp....o',o should be tott•lt tit t.•tr , y :t . prlwr tv ,:,1t:1,0 :1; 10 eittith) .ilem. Ix). f, 1 , e trly outlibot . tr of th'h "gonorteri," whittk will be forwarded, anon the receivt of the' thtlitieY' _to any part of the autintay. cerSubseripzion4 keeetveirat this office,-where the ecgruvingt and . .*.llepeeter". can be eeett.._,l., July 30, )tl5l. , ' , , 7 . . . . The Universal Refrigerator. ... The subaeribp! . *altl hivite the citiigis to ,examine the Udiveraal Refrigerator dith Wa ter Filtei attichocc'which may lie 'aeon iitoliti oaidenpd, yaw in operatiod . ,,add'ati brilrara fished, at City pricee. therehy atotiu4 4 freight;' ,, , Ma 21;51.'' •' , " , . ':',G,WIPUNR. TO '2I)II,OUEItgI. .• TI L IE Board.,'of Itiiiactore of Dickinson dia -1 tiet, ,Cumberiand Comity, • wilt. meat at ! tho oils° of• Mr. V Shuitnon (Stone; Toverri)fiti tATLI RIMY, the 30th of , Auguer, inst.; at .160 i ti'cloolt, , A M,.. lot . the Purtinso .ot oxtitoining runabout tn,talte . clutigo,ot thirteen; 'seitoOo' in i aid ;:districit during 'the ensuing limn :' 'Tlin ehoolc wilt bo oxpectod to commence' before the middtworSeptitinber - 'l3y'orthin of khe board 4'006.304 ~ 4. IiIIFFIVE4, See. ' • - Teachera ,; • Wanted • Trio riPpiEt ; pf .4atipol!bireciotio'of,,;lork4e Middleton ' to , , vohhi: will 'rhiefit. public „rinse of Roory Gideff. "SAT cri: th . g: ,rt fpf . t.; - nt I. )r dui partiotiek , iif"rettelienijOipidiciitione for loehifigo9Yorat,SeljpGla* toyftiship, "na Oik,foAlifot!ti 4 19P , 4•;.5 901 0!1' who Ofl7nr thiir Berneee t -. - augl3.,„....:LP,4ll;MN;:mfbEtilt: Se;r:o9tv , „ il/TRATE,OF•IO44/I,FirA,Atk figtee. ,101q.,j117liad alij4 rift*FlikiA 4nct,, lapitat, • ," . 1 •vf.:';'' • <, El OM
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