LV.III - aEII.M
On Thtqadiv,- the tint - uft.,;:by tho
John N. Hoffman, 14r; 'Join; StitthittT, of North
Middleton; To Mis - s Oxt.r.r., of Frank-
DIED.
I;l.tioa.Ster,nounty, on Satter.
clay ‘ morning; thO 2il ult; Mr.:lsaata,,lilms,
aged: about' 36 years.' imitates *ore brol .
,
to Carlisle on the following
,Sunday, and in
terred in , the Public , Grave Yard, 7 by,Carlisle
Lodge, No. 91, I. 0. of 0, F.; - of 'which be Vlll . B
a member; follonted•by a largo number of .our
citizens. . • '
-"At'tlie• hotel - of S.lll.upley, at Papertmin„
this county, on Monday, the 25th, -of conges
tion of the, brain," Air. 'ROBED.T, FOSTER, of
,The deceased loitves a wife and
three children to mourn his loss:
On rho 24th, tilt; nt the residence of -11ev. 0.
9...McClean .in,Dichiuson township, Cumber
tl7(.--.-iuntkilint-e-17.9-diiirtTiiTiln:"PaStor- of.
the Presbyterian chuith' at Middletown, Dau
, phial county. The Circumstances connected
With the decensc,Of the suldect of this-notice,.
rate- of a peculiarly distressing character. But
a few weeks .since the parbnis laid a . dear lit
tie daughter .in the grave,—resigned -her to
(hod who gave her, and ere the wound ,of the
uffoctionate mother is brand up, her huitaind
is milled away, leaving her no other relative,
this Atit,thr broad Atlantic, than a little son,
nt coach she is now anxiously wait
ing. with only a glimmering hope, that he will
ho h:ft to alleviate her .sorrow.-. Slid. Bow.
Harriibarg, on Wednesday, the 20th
ullt„ Mrs, ;MARY 16.7.6 A, relict . - of the - late
(len. John A. liannah, aged 82.- iNfr:t Hannah
• was one of the oldest citizens of Dauphin
county. She was a grand-daughter of John
hartis, an Indian trader, and the first settler '
in that place, which soon became • known ss
'Harris' Perry. She - was daughter of John
Harris, Esq., "the ii rat white child barn west
of the Conew:rge hills,' and the - thunder of
Harrisburg, and a sister of Robert Harris; who
is still liting-awm-advanced
• tin' the 27th of August; Mrs. eIfAIMOTTII
COlnini of William D: Ramsoy, de
ceased, of South - Middleton township, aged .12
years.. •
" "Ins- . liniShed! the conflict is past, .
- The heaven-born spirit is fled;
•
Star wish is accomplished at last, r
And now she's entonah'd with the dead.
The entykths of affliction . IWO o'er
Tilq. clays and the nights of distress ;
We ‘ see her in anguish tin more—
She's gained her, happy release."
T. C. W.
( i)e
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
Philadelphia N. American Office)
Weekly Review, August 29, 1831. j
ttExtA.RK.s.—Tho market gei)eral Iyhrts bech
rather more active this week, without much
alteration to notice in any of the leading arti
cles. Cotton is scarce, with a moderate busi
_ nest doing at full rates. Fleur and Meal are
inTinTE4WlVsrllie--linyer.---;Grain-i'vtith
tho exception of Rye, continues in demand,
and wanted at an improvement on former quo
tations.
. FLOUR AND MEAL.—There has been ra
ther more doing in.r"ur,. but holders 11ave
met the Vie - we - of lldlfue freely, and -- fresh
ground has been sold at a further ""slight de
cline on last week's rates. The transactions
for- export-fopt_up_about_9_oo_o bbis. mostly at
the uniform pace of $3,75 bbl., for sound
old stock late. inspected and strictly fresh
ground, including • 1690 bbls. Drandywine at
$3,81.1. `bl bbl., the market closing with more
7 4--seller;4lmn-bit-yers-nt-the_abovequotatitms:- -
The home demand has been to a moderate A
tom. at ,$3,76653,811. for common and good
brand§ ; s4es4 - 25 for — seleete.d and - extra;
and $4,50&85,60 `tl bid, for fancy brands,—
' -11ye-Flour-remaine 2 dull-and masettleclovith
small.sales, at. $3,g5®58,127 bbl. Corn
Ideal continues very-inas.live, and about 1000
this, Pennsylvania Meal 4olclin-intS, mostly at
something off $2,81 . i 'l, bid.; which is the gen
eral asking price. The . inspections for the
week ending the 28th inst. are 14,216 barrels
' Flour; 51 half bids. do.; 689 barrels Corn
" Meal, and 4 bbls. Rye Flour.
. GRAIN.—The low prices of the last few
week's have nearly suspended the receipts, and
the market for most kinds of grain has im
proved since our last, and closes with it. good
demand and an upward tendency in prices.—
~,,Clf Wheat, sales reach some 18E5,20,000 bush
els at 810810 for now Southermred;b,s®BBc.
for white, and 01693 c. for old Pennsylvania
white. Corn is scarce, and in request, with
sales of ogio,ooo tinshels Southern mid Fenn
---tiylvantrr;rellow; mostly-nt-tiOcz—thtts-aremlso
:ranted and 10 ©l2OOO bushels Southern sold
at 33e,313c, Rye. has declined, and 20,2000
bushels new, sold in lots at 01@,600. Distil
lers use buying at the latter rote.
SEEDS.—There is some inquiry for Clover
.
seed,' but ,very .little offering or selling, and
Soma few small lots have been picked up at
SG,6O lots - are held higher.- -
Timothy is in moderate request, with further
sales at $2,75 %1 bushel. Flaxseed is lower;
we quota at :141,40g:731,45 bushel.
"New (abturtificinciito.
York cri.Cumborland It. 21. Comp'y.
MIIE stockholders of this Company are
• hereby 'moiled that a General l‘ieeting
of the . stookkolders of the company Will be
held at the Lyre Building tin the city of Balti
more, on MON DAY, the Bth day of September,
1851. at 7 1-2 o'clock, P. M., at which meeting
a full report of the condition of this ro.d will
be made.' And they are further notified that
the election for President and Directors of this' .
company will be held at the office of the Com
pany, ct York, on TUESDAY, the'l23d day of
September,
1851, between the hours of 11
A.M. and 2 P. A/.
eept3to ELI LEWIS, Pree't.
GZI.AZAT WAN'ZED!
r,,,)WHEAT, niz4, CORN and OATS pur l
chased by the undersigned, and the'
highcst market priee'paid in CASH. Also, good
FAMILY FLOUR rind Mill Feed of efferent
kinds for saleon - reasonable terms. Apply at
the FARMERS' MILL (formeHy Good Hope,
.West Pennsb”ro township, Cumberland county
a«pt3te • MARSHALL JAMES.
NEW 1010LESALE & RETAIL
Oonfeetionar Fruit & Toy Store.
West .plain Street, °few doors west of Burk—
Hotel, in the room formerly occupied
as a Book Store,
unier s.'gnod begs leave to inform the
..IL citizens of Carlisle and the public in gene
rid, that he has opened a store at the above
glace, whore ho intends manufacturing and
keeping constantly on hand'
CANDIES of Every Description. •
His stock is all new and he warrants khis Cant
dies equal to any manufactured in the State.—
His stock consists in part of Oranges, Lemons,
Dates, Raisins, enlace, Figs, Almonds, En& It
Walnuts. Fiberts, Cocoa Nuts, Zitron, Groud
Nuts, &c. dr.e. Also, Mint, Lemdh, Chocolate
Gum; Cordial mid- other , drops. Lozenges„
Figured Almonds. Candy-Cigars, and a variety
of other candies.
Tare Pr JILL ICLNDS,
ouch es china vases, mugs, bowls and pictures,
mantel ornament! of all kinds, lions, elephants,
horses, dogs, guns, whip! Indian Rubber and
other rattles, wax, varrashed , ond other doll
heads, kid and other dolls, whistles, harmoni
cans, dancing figurcs,tbasket and other wagons,
achool baskets. wheelbarrows, drurps, trumpets
oworns,.pistols, alabaster toys of all kinds, and
an endless. variety of FANCY GOODS for
Men, Women and Children. In 'addition to
the abovelie has all kinds, of PERFUMERY;
Guavas' Jenny Lind and other Cologne, Chrys '
pontatuthi - ox - marrow, bear's oil, &c.—
Fancy, and 'other 'soaps. A prime article of ci•
,gars and tobacco on hand. He hopes by striet
'attontion to business and small, profits' to merit
share of publit) patronage. • • •
sopt.S •'- A S .VVORMLEY.
• --
Shoe, Thi•eird lirkei!ghouse.
E. .LAREAREE, • •
SOUTH CALVERT. STREET,
BALTIMORE. ~•
Importer of Shoe Throads;Shoe Tools and.
" • Findings In :General,.
anci'dfanufaciurer of Fashionablb LaeW , Boot
Tress,. Shoe Tress,.crimping Boards, ?re, .
i riONSTANTLY;- ON- NAND an Issuiurt:.
inunCiir , 4hcio , ThrendinOnlinons;-Webbi ng
Bopt .Vords,: , ..l3ristlail ' , Awls,' Pincoreo Shoe
osuost
sisoyu of: I'n(dles; Pege, Kits' ' Szis: Alpo in' more.
l'ho: • NTAG ABA 3P.,T SNOWER •BAT11:-
lINV RIG KitATOTI,S; now construstimi
.Al4D.'l'lllE l . O 'PApoto sA,k4s,-IvATEit,
FlLTT:its,.very aapetiur, ‘.1=01,13:6t
firm - o.9tdte at `2l.udion,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
. AT ORPHANS' COURT SALE.:
• •
0/1' 'rHURS ; D:42;iIie lzf' October, iB6l[.
•
lriNl.lMrsuanee of an Ardor of the Orphans'
Mr' Court of Cumberland courily, will .he bold.
at public sale on the promisev, the Farm of
Isaac Addomv, deb'd;, situate in. Hampden' tp.,
Cumberland county, about : throe miles north of
the 'Turnpike', ono mile north of Snavely's
Mill, led five miles west of Harrisburg, adjoin
ing klids of Dr. 4 A. H. :Van Hoff; Elizabeth
%V hislor and others, containing 136 ACRES
and 134'PERCILES of Black Slate Land, pf
good quality, and in a high elate ofeuftwation,
about ,115 acres of which is cleared and - the
!eat well covered with thriving timber. The
improvements -are a' two_ story
PLASTERED HOUSE AND
4:,iktfra KITCHEN, with a large cellar
-house,-Lt tid—a-Jrvelll- of
rg I
, •
good ,water at the door. Also, a
never-failing spring with a good Spring House,
Wash-hoose, SinolcO-house; — BANK BARN,
Waken Shed, Corn-Crib, Carriage •House, Hog
Pen, garnered oil' above for itorinz• grain, to
gether. with all _other necessary out-buildings.
Also, a good TEN ANT HOUSE and Stable
with a jorden lot attached, to be sold with the
Faro).
• .
. ,
This Farm is situated in a healthy part of
the country, is handy to a store end smith-shop
and also to the Harrisburg market. it is well
calculated for rearing stock, having, running
Hater through ill the fields but one, and a farge
meadow close.hy the yard with a stream run—
ning thr.righ it.' Also, running water in the
barn yard. The fences are all good, being
nearly all of locust pools and chesnut rails.—'
There is a large amount of thriving locust
growing on the place. Also, an excellent Ap.
ple Orchard 01 choice fruit, all of which is
grafted. It is one of the brat seats for a Tan.
Yard that is to _one
round, as the water neer the
building- can be convey,cd into all the vats with
out pumping.' The faem has always been well
tilled, arid every care talten'jo keep the land in
order. The buddiegs are in ^ the •ceittro of the
Farm so as to incite every convenience.
Alen, at the same time and place will be sold
'a tract of Mountain Lund, situatermn the south
side and extending to the top, ad jhißing lands
of llury Wagner and Samuel Shimp. This
land is two miles and a half from the I:ifore
mentioned, and can be conveniently got to with
a woven, the rondo being good. It is covered
with thriving timber, such as chesnitt, chcsnut
oak, hickory and Miter kinds. It contains
ty acres, and Will be sold in lots of twenty
acres each. Attendance will ho given on that
day and conditions made known by
A BRA HA 11 AD DA TITS,
WM. 11. ECKLES,
Executors.
sept3lepd
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
On WEDXESDaY, the Bth of October, 185 I:
IN pursuance of tin ordur of the Orphans'
Court of,Cumberland county, will be sold et
publie 'solo ,in the premises, at 2 o'clock, in, the
afternoon, the followtng property, late - the es
tatc_of__Aaron,Wiso,_of .L.ower_ Allen_townabip,
dec'd,, v iz:
A Lot of Ground,
situate in Shiremanstown, in said township
fronting 75 feet on the south. of Main street
and extending back about 1511 feet to Oak al.
ley. There aro a number of fruit trees on the
lot but t.o_buildings. It will be sold together
or 'in pips' to stilt' purchasers., Attendance
will be given and terms made.known.on.day__ol
,sale by the undersigned,Guardiun of the minor
child of Alma Wise, deed.
oept3 r d3t, m ATTmAs BITNER.
- E- B— --
FOR SALE..
• On - S4TURD.RY,--114-18th-of Octoeer, - 1851i -
IV V VIRTUE of an order of sato trom the
- O. -Orphans' Court of Cumberland county.
will bo sold at public oak at 'l2 o'clock, noon,
oh the -promises, the following valuuhre Into of
ground; with theimprovements.thereon, situat
ed in the borough of Allehaniesburg, in - Paid
county, and being a portion of Pita .Late of
David`lforst, late of said borough, dec'd., Or'
Lot No. I.—Bounded by Alain street, by pro
perty of John Reigle; and by property of Sam
uel Worst. having thereon erected
,Yu, A Two Story Frante
(louse with the•anpurtenances.
5 Lot No. 2.—Bounded by Market
4,1 1'; , 4v , -N. Square, by property of John Rei
gle, anti by Market. street, having thereon erect
ed
rAL mid ,
house with the appurten
ances. Lot No, l.—Bounded by lands of D,.
vid Shroin;AtjanTlionek and by the Hogestoni l
road, having thereon erected a One Story
Lorlitons - o — ann - a — Frame Stable 7
The term, Of sale will be:—Ten per cent. of.
the purchase money to be paid when the epic is
confirmed by the Court: half nf the balance of
the purehnFe money to be paid on the let of
April, 1952, when poiisnesion will be delivered.
The residue of the purchase money to be paid
on the Ist April,lBs3,.oith interest from the
Ist April, 1852. The purchase -money .1u be
secured by judgment lionchi and mortgage.—
The taxes of 1852 to be paid by the purchaser
or purchasers:, JOHN ZEARINO,
scpt3ts Administrator.
FVF.75721V SAILM
On S.ITUIZD.9 V, the 27th of Septcnthir, 1851
--TUE-- undersigned, achninistmtor of Banjo
min Jones e idoc d. ' will expot , e to noblic sale
on the lwomisea, the fullowilte:desetibed vale
able lot of Ground, situate in the tlYwn of Fair
. view, Cumberland vennity, containing
58 feet 3,inches in front, and in depth
Vi , ,139 feet, having thereon erected a two
story PRAME W EATHE RBOARDE 1,2
HO USE, with a Kitchen; and a Well of water
on the premises. Also, will be sold at the
same time ,and place. a varicti of .110 US E.
HO 1., D & ETIC ILEA' I. ullivrrußE. sat e
to commence at I -. O'clock, P M., when attend
ance will be given and terms made known by
JOHN SHEETS,
Adm'r.
auglipd3
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
.On SATURDAY, 'the .1114 of October, 1851,
-IN purs . uance of an order of the Orphan's
,Court of Cumberland county, will be sold - at
public sale on tile premises, the following pro
perty late the estate of George Rupp,jr.ol Upper
Allen toionship,Mtslid county, dec'd., viz L
A Tract or TIMBER LAND, situate one mile
cast ot Shepherdstowa, in said township, adjoin
ing lands of James Echles, John C. Dunlap &
where, containing I 1 ACHES, all of which ia
411 , iving.Cheatnut timber The tract is divided
•
irno tn:o ;ler° lois and will be sold entire_ or it
part to suit purchasers. Sale to commence n
12 o'clock, nuon, when attendance will be given
by -
nug27ts
PALL MILLINERY GOODS.
. John Stone Sons,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Silks, Ribbons & Millinery Goods,
No. 46 South Second Street,
PHILADPLPHIA.•
A RE now 'prepared to offer to their custom.,
er& and the trade generally, a very-large
and handsome navortment of • • .
-Bonnet Satins, of all colors,
Corded and Plain Velvets •of all colors,
• Funcy Bonnet and 'Cap Ribbons;
Paris Fancy Feathers, •
French and American Flowers, &c., &c.
Confining themselves exclusively to this
brannli• of the trade, and importing. the larger
part of their stock enables them to offer an as
sortment unsurpassed in extent and variety,
which will ho sold at the lowest pricers. ,
septa 4t
• FALL 'FASHION'S FOR 18.1.
'GEORGE' KELLER, respectfully' Amman'
1.31 f ces to Ins old Patrons and the public gen.
erally that he has' ust received the
s FALL STYLE OF- GEN'PLE
''' MEN'S 'HATS,. manufactured at
- To. of Ate- host establishments in
4 ,54--->\ • ithiladeMbitt, to , which - ho invites
~... • special attention..
' Millie Also constantly on .banil a •large and
varied '.assoftanent of his agta. manufacture;n•
well as city. made , „ .• .
*EATS BatirD OAPS,.
B ,itabl o (or he' flown, - comprising every 'vari
ety. of Russia, 'Beaver; Moleskin 'and. Silk. Hats.
finished in the latest style, together with a full
• assortment of Caps of every shape anti des.
criptien, and at' every price. fie' particularly
ARVItOI3. the publieut.:.call and examine hiseXton
sive- assortment, whiilt in style, material-and
cannot be sorptisscd- by any in 'market,
Rlit at prices lower. than
eant in
b c 4 tal i i c to
erthis old stand' on North
4Nanoyer .etroot, hatwebni ff Miter's and , Senor's
stoic. • _ •• •
.iiiti.:::', l P..tq.'4, ! al.:. ~':41.f,.40:1.1.'
Orphans? t.court -
On THURSDAYk .. . tho of 94er, 1851;
IN'purstiniito "oran Order or tho — Oridfans',:
Vona - of Cumberland cOrinty."the: ;subscribers,
•will offer at Msiblic•sale oti. the premis'es, tit I'2'
o'clock, noon, a tract of land, aw the , property,
of ,David Btrugler,, deed., sitentein Hopewell
township,' in said countyi,on•the read leading,
from ShippensburgAo'Newbarg hisdutlit-miles
from The former and 'half,a milli fromifieltitfor',
place, containing 236 ACHES, moto or less;
of which about 163 Acres atecleared add in a'
good state of cultivation. the residua *
in bar.
Tha improvements aro a two story
Stone Dwelling House, Staile
p and Frame Bank Barn; Corn
Crib, Wagon Shed; • Carriaga
Ho l um, Smoke House, dm There
is
.a well ot.wataf at the door. A, Sulphur
Spring near the houise ahrisa stream of. water.
passes through tho'tract.' There is also a shri
ving young Orchard on the premises. Per ens'
see-tha:aboiro=debefibed;priffietty
.nre requested to call' upon either of the subsets
herb, ono of whom rasides'on the farm. .
.terms of Sate.—s2.io miyable on the dear
motion of the sato, one half of the'residue of
the purchase money on let April next, when.
possession will be g van ; and the other huff on
tho lot April,lBs3, with interest payment to be
secured by judemMit bond and mortgage.
JACOL FOGLESONGEI2.
JACOB ST ItIG,LER..
ang27ts 4dm'ss. of Di Did Striglor, dec'd
ASS'IONEE'S maxim'
On SATURDAY, the 11th day, of Octoliit', 1,851
IN PURSUANCE of a deed of Assignment
a wiecuted' by. John : Seitz, of Monroe - to%yo- - ..
ship, Cumberland county: will be sold at pub
lic sale, on the premises. at one o'clock, P. M.,
the fo'lowing described;Real Estate viz: •
A tract of .Land situate - in Monroe township
aforesaid, bounded by lands of Peter Diller,
John Sollenbarger, David 'Rryslier the - heirs
of Martin Diller, deceased, nod John Brindle,
containing'n'bout TWENTY-FIVE ACRES,
having thereon erected a two story
LOG HOUSE. and LOG BARN,
, x , i a Well of %vat, r and an Apple Or
-9 A chard.
The
.. land is limestone of a
good quality. .
- The terms of sale will bel—Tcn - per cent.
of the purchase money to be paid by the pur
chaser on the day of sale, one hall the balance
on the Ist of April next, when poseek,iion will
bg*i..,. von and a deed made to the purchaser,
an he residue on the Ist of April 1853, with
interest front let April 1852, to be Aeevred by
judgment bond: The purchaser to have the
landlord's share- of the .grain in the ground,
and the taxes for the year 1852 to be paid by
the. purchaser. JOSEPH C ULV ER,
atig27amts2 :9ssignee of John. Soil:. .
- - ---
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
On SATURDAY, the 4th day of October, 1851.
WILL Ire sold nt public sale on the premi
ses, the following da-cribed real estate,
situate in Dickinson township Cumberland co., -
about one mile from liarpTA's mill, and six
miles from Carlisle, bounded by 'lands of John •
Sterrett, Samuel Sowers and John Pepper, con
taining 117 ACRES and 131' P ERC HES, 'neat
measure. There ore 105 acres of this land
clenred.-Ettid_in.a.high state of _eultivetion. end
the balance is covered with thriving young
timber,
The impfovements are a two
story DWELLING HOUSE,
BANK BARN; Wagrin Shed,
7 ; corn cribs, and all other nee , -,--ary
out buildings. There is a well of
water all he door. Also, an Orchard wth eve•
ry variety ofchoice fruit. Any persiiin wishing
to,view_said,property.preyions to the sale, can
do so by calling on Samuel Woods, who resides
on said farm. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock
on iiiiddav, when attendance svill be given and
terms made known by ---
ang24 , - ROBERT BELL.
-On-THURSDAY, the--181h—of . Sepia other 1851,
W ILL be sold at public outcry on the prem
ien, in Southampton township, Cumberland'
collitiy, Pa., near:the .rood 'tom Ship
penal/erg, tO ' n Valuable LIME—
STONII. EARM,late the 'property of Sant
ee' Duncan, dec'o., and bopeded,..by hods of
.Robort' Mincer, Henry An, Alexander. Dun
cat, and others, containing 114 ACRES, 95 o
which' is cleared end in a good state of enlnva.
tion,sthe remainder well covered with tin her.
The improvements are a good two story LOG
HOUSE, LOG AND FR ME BARN, with
a well of watermear the house, &c. Any per
son wishing to view the property previous to
the sale, will Be shOmn it by calling on the sub
scriber. Sale to commence at I o'clock, p. in.
do said day, when the terms will be made
known by ROBERT S. M'CUNE,
aug2O
PITBLIO SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Ott FILTIMY, the 3d of Octottcr, next
WILI, be cold at public sale on thn premi
ses, in North Altddletown township,
Cumberland county, Pa., the following real
estate, late theproperty of Benjamin Diller,
dee'd., about font miles cast of Carlisle and 2
miles tioellt i
ol Middiesek, hounded by lands o,
David Miller, from Lancaster enmity, Ahra.
- ham Homier, and others, containing about 125
ACRES of first ram limestone Imid,'abont lUu
acres of which are eleared and in a high' state
of cultivation, the remainder is covered with
fine young timber. The improvements are
two LOG HOTRiES, both two
storied, high, and each of width
I ..-"; has a first rate swing 'bear the
;111 4 door, a FRAME BARN, Wa—
gon Shed, Curl) Cribs find other
nee. , s•ary-outbuildingS.---Also, an. Orchard of
choice fruit. Any person wishing to .yiew the
said property pt t evioua to th e sal e , c an d o s o by
calling on Michael biller,,who 'resides on said.
farm. Sale to commence at 1-. o'clock in the
ofiernoory on said day, when due attendance
will be given and terms made known by •
augl3ts .IOEIN DILLER, Executor.
On SATURD.IY, the 27th tf September, 1851,
V.IIt.TUE of, an Order of the Orphans'
.ILD Court of Cumberland county. will he sold
at public sale, at 12 o'clock, noon, on the pre
mises, the following property, lat., thti'est ale os
Abraham Miller. 01 Upper Allen township, in
said county. dec'd.. viz.—A tract of. limestone,
and, situate in said township, adjoining lands
of Jacob Cornier, George Smith and others*,
containing 29 ACRES MOM' or less, all of
which is cleared and in a high state of cultiva
tion, under' g'ood fence", &d. The imprbi, , ,e,.•
, meats are a twd - slory NV EATI-1 - -,_
41 . ' ERB Q A RD ED HO USE,FR AME
BARN and other out buildings.—
Is i ~151. ..t 0l ThEre-is n novel - failing well of wa,
to at the minor whh pump iu it
There is titan running voter through the place.
Also, a young and thriving Orchard of choice
frujt,__Persons
can call on the undersigned living mar the•.
farm, and by whom terms will he made knoWn
on said day of sale.
DIEDRICH' STEINER •
9;inee._
JOHN SHOPP,
' , Jidni' r
oug27ispd
Mouse and Lot for Sale.
,
Ott FRIDAY, the 26th of September, 1851.,
THE subscriber will offer at public sale on
the premises at. Spring Al Dirliinson twp,
Cumberland county, Pa,., the. Mon trig des
cribed real estate, viz :—A HOUSE & LOT.
The house is a largo two story brick,
froliting on two public roads,. and in
a a goad, location for public busineds, is
surrounded by beautiful yard eon
. taining choice fruit trees. and has at
tached an excellent garden. The lot contains
half an acre, surrounded by good fence, has a
Good and substantial. STABLE, and other...ola
buildinas,sill new and in'good repair. Also a
tract of mountain Land, comforting Der' A
CUES, adjoining the Pine &Irmo .roncl,,and
lands of James Wealtley t Win. Willis. and
others, mostly covered with thriving young
chestnut timber, end some good pine and
Any person wishing. to view the some will
please call on the subscriber at Spring Milk—
Sale to commence - art o'clock of said day,,
when attendance will be giien and terms made
known by
augrtspd
ORPHANS , ' COAT SALE.
On: SATURD✓!Y, the 414 if • Oct.?ber,'lFol,
, . ,
IN pursuance of 'an order, oribe Urphatis'
Ciiiirt of Cumberland coonty,.wfll Le sold, at
public sale on the premises, at 12 o'clock; noon,
the following prOporty, lots the wale of David
Boar, of Upper Allen totynship,
A lot of ground containing 6 ACRES and 117 •
r,erches, sititate on the 'State 'Road to Gottys.
Slug, in said township, itilje i nites prope rties of
John B. Deaver,' Hark o hette heirs and - .inhere;
" all of which is cultivated. ,;There
• ,„*„. o 4 tr,:. 'is ereetaikon the' - lormtwo otory
A-TIIE RI3D AR D . D .
BLOUSE • G• 19,91 3.
Wagon• Maker's &e. T
hetehom •
is a good eistero kitchen door, - and an •
excellent Spring With "Springliouso near
'house. Also, an .orebard truit:
is a desirable property.for: a mechapie, shod its a
good neighborhood. Attenda'nc e' will be, given .
and, tenets Made known •'
JOHN B. CO 0,11.E)R.,, „
pido
MEE
EXECUTOR'S SALE OE
'Minable Real Estate.
.ORPHANSc COURT SALE.
T. W. BLACK,
. .
Ostate at-aucttou
" mazy:a/Tows
On.Tniv4lri.iliel2t/i - dagiraiptiinbir 4851.
Vigeubscribers,.cxmiutnrik:ok the.laie
7tliti Da
iSlTSlTtli'pefilia—atileTon the
premises, at . 10 o'clock. A...2//:',t 'valuable
limestone flirin, sitpate in Dickinson ionmehip,
Cumberlnmi county,' containing 134,- ; Acres
'ad . 37 Perch.en,.. neat' Measure.' nil' clea`red
except about five acres, ;which are Well covermi
. •
The-firtkoVements area two
: story. FRA.11.0 , -PLASTEBED
frOUSE with; rt. - KITCHEN, a
Pr - . • Spring - House' tri' Bank Barn;.the
• lower story of which is stone, the
uPPO 'rums,; being' fla•feer-fortt, -wagon st i ed,
'corn crib, hog 'pen, blecksmith's shoe, and a
thriving young Orchard ThaYellow Breeches
Creek bounds the farm; and there' aro several
springs of - ruttning , water .
The farm is in ti high state of cultivation,
,ttrAfizt. vorytpro uet i ve--havint, .110_acre }Li I L O 0 ,
ver, mid - thei - Terfidue in the-usual arepta -The
farm is convenient to the market,,being about
four miles from the Baltimore turnpike, and
seven trines from Carliele.• • • "
' ThO terms of ,dalo 'will - be cine.half of 'the
purchase - money, which wilVembrace, fifteen
hundred dollars, to be pnitrori the Iht . day of
April, 1852, when' posseasion will be.given and
the deed 'delivered, and the. balance in three
equal annual payments, without interest,' to be
secured by judgment bands. Ten. per cent. o •
the purchase money will be exacted on the day
of sale, • •• HEINRY , BI - JABFRBR.,
July3Ots .JOEL . SHACErtIi.; ,
• -
•• • • .Executors.
Perry. County ',arms
AT PUBLIG'SALE
On THURSD.2ir,the.4th'of September; next,
..6,11,/ ILL be o ff dred at. Publie.,Sale at 1 .
9 V clock, A. M. on .the premises, TWO
VERY FINE LIMES PONE. FARMS, sit
uated in 'Pohoyne. township, Perry county.--
These aro adjoining. farms, ono contaibs about
240 acres,
and 275 acres is contained .in
the other. They will be sold separately or io
gether as will suit purchaSerS. They are a
bout 8 miles west of Landisburg, on the main
road leading hp. the valley.. _One forni
.has a
STONE MA NSW:N4IO[IE &
BANK 13 A R N",on it. 'The''other a
ramik t LOG HOUSE and. LOG BARN.
NO 1 ['here' are thriving o;chards on
• both of these places: 'They tire sit
uated in
. the most ferule part of the 'county,
and offer many indikeinents to purehasers.—
Persons wishing to see either of the aboVe
tracts, cap obtaitrinformation from the tenants
residing on the preiniks, or 6114 of the un
dersigned expcittors. Attendance will be given'
tind terms' ifiade known on day of 'Sale by
RICHARD PARKER,
- It. C STERRETT;
jylats Err's; cf , Thoqns Urie, dcc'd.
_ EXEC UTOR 'S___S-A - NE OF
- Pafteable Real .113wde. •
•
On SATUROOY, the.6th day of September, 0351
WILL be sold at - publie sale, on the - premi•
see. at 10'o'clock, the tollowing described. Real
Estate, viz 7,
I: A. Tract 'of tocl Slate Land,
situate in Fran'tlord _township, Cumberland
county; abotweix ..nt les-from —Callinie•- 31 1d. ofic.
Mile from Waggoner's Tavern, bounded by
lands of Samuel Snyder, John Stump, Abru•
ham Nicliey, the hei s of A. Wag,ioner, dec'd.,
And others, containing 149 ACRES and 114
PERCHES. It is under good fence,and in a
high State of cultivation. ,the improvements
.are a"Largo Two Story LOG
HOUSE a LOG. BARN and
of I s
~. - all necessary outbut togs, an ex
_ 0 ,14 .. 11 . eellent Apple Orchard, -.4 well of
water wtth a pump m it in the
wafd, and running water in the barn yard.—
There is• a ' ood portion of-meadow land and.
aboht 12 acres covered with Chesnut and Oak
timber. .•
.2—:=Contains 55 ACRES — and -- 7
Perches, being part of the above tract. The
'improvements -are a 'FWD STOR Y STO,Nh
tIOUSE, aKitcho, a LOG BARN', and oih.
er Outbuitdinns, a - Well of water in the yard,
and a goad Apple Orchard, Tlxia tract is con•
vimient to Churclico•and Public Schools, and
the McClure's Gap Road passes through it.
tract of Mountain Land,
miles north of, the Mansion Farm, contain.
ing 13 tides and 55 nerehes; and covered with
young Chesnu.
No. 4.--A Ttatt'of Mountain Laud,
about 3 miles from the :1'0,4, tract, containing
22 acres and allowance, covered with •youtv_e
timber. Terms of sale made known on the'
day of sale by .W P,SWIGER..
,PFIII,IP !QUM, '•
Ezore Geol.ffs Seihi, dcc7d.
nur‘l3is
{ _-!- -_ _ !
4~ _~ _ -
MIZE
On TITURS DAY, the 2d dayl of' Oelohei, - 11351;
MII.IE subscriber will offor,at publiesale, on
1/.. the premises, his tarot ;situate - in Lower
Allen township, Cumberlan4conin y, ndlmning
binds or Jacob Long, Levi Merit le, D;tviti
',Thom, and others, containing K.) A , .:11.E8 of
the best quality ol limestone land, in a high
state of cultivation. The improve.
meets arc three' atm y ROUGII
AST HOUSE,T E.lsi A N T
Al 110 undo LOG . BA 12. N, Wagon
Shed, her 'rose:try out•titthi•
dries... A never-toiling spring Jesuits froin undrr
the house, and Cedar Slirtnp, 'tabbing the build•
ings within a few perches. Also ; an--excellent
0 ItCIIA RD ol Apple, Cherry. reach, &d.—
About 55 acres of the land is cleared, and the
balance covered with thriving timber.
This property lies within lour mites or liar.
risburg, - and three•quarter's .of a mile .from
Shiremanstown, , whieh furnishes s good market.
The state" - road 'PasiiiS - through - the 'farm - and
there are many advantages, it being conveni
ently situated near to mills, schools and chur
ches. .Taping, it altogether' it is a very desire.
hie property; and will be sold whole or divided
So as tOsnit purchtisors,• Sale to commence at
l'o'clock; when terms will ho made known by
JACOB' SfIOPP.
JOSEPH MOSSER, Anctioneer. [atigl3is
Real Estate at Pubttc Sale
On WED.V.E . SD.IY, the 171 . 11' duy.of Septelnber,
WILL be sold at patine, sale on tho premises
the farm of Jacob Sinitli,dec'd., situate in Fair.
view, townsliio, York county:about. one mile
South-East of Haldernan's (now Boyer's) mill,
and on fhe,road leading from the mill to New
Cumberlansd, and Lion dad by lends of Solomon
P. Goreis, , Saintiel Rioter add' tho. Yellow
BrecchesTreek, containing about 214 ACRES.
About 75 acres. of the host quality of
,timber
thei balance being irhproved limestone
laid and in n high sling of ctiltivatton. 'Fite
improvements area mono Batik Barn, a two
story LOG NV EATIIER BOAR
4: ■ DEl)' •OWELI.IN G. i tiD (35.5,
1,:, 4a 4 II 11. .; stone Spring Haase, wash houSe
.. e.4 1 1 wagon shed; corn &c—
-_ Also a tenant lolue add ower,
redid logs, or good - watiiFitt ili - E — titiorof 1
the dwelling house. and rdnuing water in all
.the fields but one, end one rif the best orchards
of selected fruit. • Locust is qbnndant on •thit ,
larm. , Altogether if is One i)F - the moss det•ira—
hie farina now offered. and situated in a healthy'
part of the country. The same will lie offered
in parts or whole to suit purchasers. The Pro—
perry can be seen by calling op,the first minted
executor, residing oaths fertn.,.; Sale to *ebni—
mimeo iit 2 o'clock, on said day when :terms
will bo triads known by
Aes H SMITH,
J J SPITII,
Err's. of J, Smith, dec'd
JOS. MOSSER, Auctidf.eor.- • (augfitepd
trrLaneaster Examiner insert till sale, mark
boat and charge - this - oflice. - . •• • ---
.
Feinate S'eniinai•y
WILMINGTON,DEL
- 112BGFESSO - BUGLER
Jr
having become connected midi the Wee ,
luyan Female College. tie , President' of -the
Board ot Instructors and Government, would
inform , his friends end- the, public., generally,
teat he will do-.all in his neviexte sustain' and
advance that-excellent Institution..- -He pledges
himself that the-young ',ladies; ho may be
p!aced'in- that institution shall, be tenderly .pro.
united. as Wgll ea- carefully- instructed—conr
billing the aCeomplialuntints ivith^tha intellectual,
and useful in - Literature and the arts.-
There is connected with the `College, a %vajte
able Cabinet of Frweigly and Her:acetic Minn:Ws
-Arrlferbarium s - and alab,rary,tif throe th ousand
vplumos. :An•excelldut-Plthoßojthicni,
AIII and Astronomical A pperatus.
pectfully xequests , his, ode to aid ,hitnwith
their Influenee - and Palrettegi4.w, , , - r -
.The 11ili; Annual Session )011,OpnimOnio on
Itlonday, Setit'..l; 1851. i.
,
14 ° 4 Icilles /VXP(llPines
Eien Modicinap .1
recontli k , ,? re,onynd rd. ay.
line :old stand, naxt door'
Main atroat,,:Carlisla .r ;1; ,, ' • - • -
Dr..V. IVln,Culloch•,•-•a-,dradndiiiiii•tl4:tinivor•
eity't Ponnayliinhire i ,is , npnr a partner in.this
establishninnt, arid -will'giva , fria copecjal )?arpor
vision to tlin.coinnoonding of prasorirtiQns•
w
, All'Madielnea arrantnd purd,.ant• gonuine.
and Bold Atiklia lovas( rriiria, Dino Oil
anti.Fluid...annal and ya
'.74lit'ir 20 '5l, ,1
RNOt;D,S;tiriting:i u) ; - 7tivefy. SP
• 000 *l,3'
New , abertiscmcnts.
if S 21 1
.1
;At Execitorfe Sale,
--On:77J,EBD3Y, the 1611s_qt September, J.ssl:';
. •AT •the-late residence of Olin 'Snavely, de:
ennead, in. Hampden township, Cumberland
county on the turnpilte leading from Harrisburg
to Carlisle,. and.aboitt one Mile -Met .of :Snort.
ing Hill,. will be sold the Mansion Farm, of the ,
'said deceased, containing 114 ACRES, of the'
I best . quality of' limestone land, in relligh state of
cultivation and under good fence, being . the.rna.
del farm of. Cumberland county. , ,The , unproye
• - moats me t a doable two story
BRICK HO USE` and' ' KIT C
flyiti- . 1,.• EN, n large. STONE BANK
,••, BARN, Wagon Shed, Corn•cribe
and other necessary buildings, to.
gather whh a well of never failing water at the
door, and an archard with every variety of
choice fruit. ' • '
.Alho at the same time and place a tract
lands of Moses C. Eberly, C. Whieler end the
turnpike, containing JG nereoand name perch—
. .„
Also, a lot partly cleaiand the balance
timber land, adjoining the mid mminfon farm;
G. Snavely nndothers, containingacres.*
The improvements area two story log HOUSE
and SHOP;Stablo and other buildings, togeth.
er with a well of never-failing. water near the
A Iso c a tract of woodland in' Silver
Spring ton nship; situate at the base of the Blue
Mountain, adjoining lands of J. Miller, John
Clondentn, George Ilupert, and heirs of Adam Miller,
Longed rf, containing five acres.
A fso, eviler of Wbodlund in Rye town
ship, Perry county, adjoining loads sof, David
Coble, heirs of Matthew Irvine, George Beltz•
hoover and Peter Billow, containing' about ten
acres. , :3
„
the interest and 'elaitri of the de
ceased in Brickor's S"hool House.
- • _ - - -
-Also, several shares of turhpike'stook
.. - 1-Salc to ccnnmence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
on said day..when terms will be made , known
Titles indistnitable For further particulars on
quire of the subscriber, residing . ll miles ens.
of Mechanicsburg, on the Trndle Spring Road
lending to Or ter 's jioint:„JOHN-I2L PP, -
•aue 6-ts. Executor cf
. Johtz Snavely,deed.
J OS. MOSSER, avutsoneer.
1 a liltra ran SAIIII
subsEriber Offers for sale the Farm on
which ho now lives, situate in West-Pennshoro
lowitsitin, adjoining lands Of Natiiin Woods,
Peter Minnich - and : others ' on . the r State, Road
one tulle from Newville, containin ! 43 ACRES
one third ot which is limestone, and - the remain-
der fine tileadaiv and gond slate
s•. land, and all of iP is under good
'cultivation. The improvements
1-I 'b .area I.OG HOUSE & FRAME'
BARN, stone spring house with
never failing waist.; and Other outbuildings.—
Also, a good Orchard, with all Itind4 obocuit
For fortherparticulars-call-on-thevemised, or
address the subscriber at Newville; Ziitnber
land county
nug6 St
MICHAEL GARVER
VALUABLE - FARR FOR SALE.
gN PURSUANCE of the last Will and Ta
ll lament of Matthew Thompscin, sr., late of
_Mifflin_fow.nsltip,...C.unitertand county,
will be sold at noble sale onFitliD7l.Y;ltiii
-26tkof SEPTEMBER, 1851, at
A. M., on the premises, a tract of laiid situate
in the aforesaid township of Mifflin and bound-•
ed by the Conockoguinet Creek and lands of 'Jo
eeph Hershey and Samuel Westheffer, con-
EST - of - whlplrabout fifty acres
are timber land and the residue cleared land in
a 'good state of cultivation.
'l' he-- improvements -are- a- large
t:daiible t wowOry - STON - E - HO USE
;H; I „ and KITCHEN, a -largo BRICK
sops RANK BARN, MI feet' long a
Wagoti - 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
beat - rptality; - : - Iris - wit bin - a _mile:
stone land. It is situated about four miles west'
of NOWVIIIO, and near the State Road from
ittixlitteY7 - -.-• -
The terms of sale - will - be-$11:0 to be paid by
the purchaser when. the prope'rtY is stricken •
down—one•half of the. whole purchase money
including the aforesaid SIOD, on the- Ist' of
dril; 1851., when possession will he given and
a (-haul made ,to the purchaser, and the . residue 1
in three cou'al annual payments, without inter
est, to be secured Joy judgment or mortgage,
the landlord's- share' of tho.:grail to go to the
purchaser. . .
The land is patented, and an indisputable
title will he .iveri doer of all ineumbratices.
Persons wishing to view the aforesaid form
con call on Janes •Boyd, who. resides on the
opposite side of the creek From said farm.
A.KgS ROY!),
1 - 1(34P50-11,------
Adm'r. de bonis nen witlt the will annexed
of .11,n dim Thompson, sr., dec'd.-
_junel I.ls
'aluable Real Estaii: -
• FOR SALE. .
On SA 'FUR DAY, Ihe 2Uth of Scplunar, IS3
Tll E undersigned, assignoes of. (:en. T. C.
Miler, will sell at public outcry, on the pretni
se.., the EUAIBERLAN Ii FURNACE Es
TATE, t,the . tit le to which is now settled.) von.
sittittwof the CUMBERLAND URN ACE
with over
2000 Acres of - IV oun iZii-Land,
MILL. SAW MILL. BLACK . .
EMIT SI I OP, a number of 'PE
NAN'I' 110 USEi-1. the Furnace
i PO
;11 eta Farm. of 20 ACRES, Peach Or.
'
chard Farm, three other tracts of
lased,-and-BigAleadow-o: 23 acres„ -The
above mentioned properties will be sold al.
togethe', or separately to suit purchasers, and
the mountain land will be sold in lots it not sold
with the Furnace.' The above_ property is situ.
hied in Dickinson-township, Cifrolierland - eoun
ty, the YeIMW Brecchhs Creek running titre'
part of it, and Ivould he well calculated for
manufacturing - purposes, as the creek is a con.
stunt stream, arid never freezes inwinter, being
spring water. For further - particulars enquire
of either of the undersigned, or Wm. H. Mil.
ter, Esq., Carlisle. Stile to commence at 10
o'clock. "t. .5011 N T. GREEN.
D W McCULLOEH,
Asaignees.
nugl3te
ME lir GoODS.
THE undorsigned has just returned from the
city with a' SECOND SUPPLY of Goods
suitable for the scasom embracing Cloths. Cns•
suncres, Vestings, Bummer Cloths, Mamie du
Laines. t...iilk ! Ti;sues dress silks, BlAck Canton
I Kit hs, bombazines, alpnenas,'ginghants, lustros.
cliecks, ticking% nanialoun.snfts. Also
.BONNETS;
lnrge 'lot of, bonnets including nII ,the • new
and do§irede stytea,.n - greatly reduced Prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
,cll - ;llnsaorint of !fonts and SLoeA of ©very
lescription, from the in , st cele . nrmed menthe
uries or •
GROCERIES,
such as Coffee, Sugar, Teas, Molasses, Spices,
&e, Aldo, the hest quality of Colored Carpet
Chain The public in general are invited to
call, inasmuch as I can assure my customers
hat my goods are laid in at such prices, as that
I moonier great ind.ucements to purchaders,
Butter, Eggs, Rags mid Dried Fruit taken at
niarkct prices
june2G
N W WOODS, Agt
Momogopathic
Nedioal College , of Pennsylvania
Filbert Sireet above Eleventh, Philadelphia.
WWII Lectures of the regular , ("Mime. will
commence annually an, the' Sb..ICOND
MONDAY of Octocer, and continuo untilthe
first of March ensuing. .
.
.Anilt of fees for it full course of Lrotures $l6O 1p
whci attended two full .
. .
courses at'other scliods po OD
wirictithtion, Fee, paid only once ' 5 no
Pumice' Anatomy • • ,•lO o 0
Gradliation,Fes ' ' 30 - 00
Tim Commencement will take place early in
Mara, : ~*
.;• r • FACULTY. • • • •
WALTER WILLIANFON, D.. - Professnr•oll Mtl
,iria'Mudina and Therapeutics
Wn.mam S I.lmmurn, M. D., Professor of Ile
rlneepsaihie Institutes and the Practice of Medi*
CIRO, ,
: SAMUEL FREEDI'.I 4 , : m:b, Prorpse,Oi , Ofßetian'y'
_and Aledlcal.Juriapradtaire. •
CIIARLES NIREIKARit, M. D. , , - Professor. tat ;
'ear Meiliejneo ' • •• .• ' :
Jusurn G Looms, M'.D.: .rrofessor of Oh
aticUthe' Diseases of Women and Children.
. AmranCr . Sntel L , h1 , ,D., Yr44lor . Of, Phys t9l
-
n ,
ivom 'Pethology.., '"'
MArrurmi, . ,
of'ChaM!
iatry and ,Taxicolnay..,... ••;. f
p„..Piofessim., ! 3f SniPer:k..t , „•,
, Witadall •A. L'Ontati,..
J. Petinnuneau,.. D . ;,:Derminetselety,:,Ol
Afiedorny.', • , , ~ •
WALTA...diilitnig.gli.,:itlii;Tenri, •
Atah•tiiireet, Khilnda.
-,:.);tutte•18.'100.1,4111-
11 . '63h;oli.tnitt-
LA2.14% k apt heknd":, II tfpli A RD'S ~13 ru6'
- • •
Status SZ/ - .540.110.,
' 7 FiierTs —, l4.l4
_ • • ,
;4°013 Prukt, Atedicinee, • • Perfumert,;lranc
-411'Ffet,
1 34 r; Aubscritat haej , uifroCeived :his - Spring
. supPly:ef-DRUGS, MEDICINES AND,
,CHEMICALS; among -which ., can -be fotind
:yery ; article used by , Physicians in their
enriptions, 6).th - o:vatting pft; Of which, he
give particular attention.
. .
Palnts,ollei Dye fltitffnVertitineu,Solips,
and a variety of Fancy articles too num-,
erons to. mention, together with a superior hit
of TOBACCO AND :CIGARS of earicibitr
brands, all or which, having purchaed-in' per-
Son, upon the' moa t favorable tends, he will
guarantee - as being orthe best qUality, and is
willing to sell, not, exactly at City Prices, yet
fora very small advance fol. CASH. -
' Ho: would respectfully invite the attention of
Physicians, Country - Merchants and Pedlars,
to whom ho will make a liberal doductien.-.--
-Opposito-the-Rail-Road—Depot„corneLof_Pitt
and High streets, Carlisle, Pa.
marl 9 - -S 'A HUBBARD.
NEW GOaDS: NEW GOODS!
. THE most extensive assortineht of 'PRING
GOODS ever !nought to earliest, now-opening
and offering by the subscriber on the most ac
'comaindating terms and uncommonly cheap.—
Among the lot will be found a moat splendid
assortment of
`LADIES - DRESS GOODS,
such as Charm and Paulard Silks, Silk and Li t
'nen Poplines, Bnrege Do aines, Fig'd Surg
Lawns, Barnes, Tissues, Margelines, Bril
handily, &c. •
BONNVMS,
An immense stock of Bonnets, all qualities
and prices. Also, Bonnet Ribbons end Flow
ers in great, variety and very - benutiful.
CARPETINGS & MATTINGS,
A full assortment of all kinds Carpetings and
Matting% White and colored
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,
Seine new and elegant French Cloths and
Cassimeres nt reduced prices. Moslins, Tick
ing=, Checks, Hosiery, 'Gnash - to, &r.
The public are invited to call- anti-examine
this large and splendid stock of new goods, and
they willcertainly he suited with the.gonda and
prices. r Recollect the old stand East Main at.,
Carlisle. [np2l C. OGILBY.
'orE or sPßising GOOD.:
AT TTIE, CHEAP STORE
%UTE have just returned- from the city with
VY n I irge and extensive, assortment of
CLOTH CASSIMERES § VES,TINGS,
Linen and cotton paat.tloon etutre, for men and
Veva tweeds, black eloths,-Ken
tacky jeans, &c., cheaper than ever.
• : DRESS GOODS,.
Moms. de,Laine. 4ooo. yds Chintzes,
:Barege Baines, Dotted Stirisses,
Lawns, Plain Swisses, °
Gingham, Plain Jaconets,
Alpachas; Barred—clo.
Silk Poplines, Bombazines,
Coloied Bareges, 4-c.
BONNETS, "
_A_good,ns,soltrponl,..froin 50 cents to $2,5
Polin Leaf, Leghorn and Rough iiidß73l - 4
dr.c.
HUSLINS, PICKINGS, CHECKS,
linen and cotton diapers, nankeens, and an ex
cellent stock of Muslins, that cant he beat for
cheapness, Edgings, Insertings, Gloves, .Ho
siery, Suspenders, and.a.larne rot of -
RIBBONS 4- PARASOLS,
which will be sold cheap. GROCERIES, -
SPICES - , TEAS, Which will be sold at
lower prices thirTthe saiuo can b — e — bougift - here
or elsewhere
!Girl
SUPERIOR FRE'SR- GROCERIES
Call anti See Wore Purchasing . elsewhere I
sub:criber_isiust receiving.end.oeny.
llt ing e.t his Cheap Family Groehry .end
Queensware-•Store in West Alain Streel, Car
lisle, - a Very large assortment of all the arti
cles in his line of business.
Rio Coffee from 12 to 14 cents per pound,
for
_good to a strictly prime article. Also,
Brown Sugars of the best attain y, from 7 to 9
cents per pound, Lovering's best crushed and
pulverized Sugar's from MAO 19 1.2 cents per
pound, N. 0. Sugar 110 , 1se nnd Syrtm• Moles
see of all . .grades from 39 to 62i per gallon.—
Alit°, a supply of fresh ground SFIa ESS of all
kinds, warranted pure. SOAPS, Fancy, Cas
tile, Rozin and Country Soaps, Chocolate, pul
verized Sataratus, Indigo, Mould and Dipped
Candles, Corn mon and Winter Strained Whale
Oils. Alan, n supply of reesh Hominy, cheese
from the best Dairies always on hand. Fancy
sewing, traveling, clothes and market Baskets,
together With a general assortment of Chew
ing and smoking Tobaeoos ' Spanish and r half-
Spanish C,gars, Common do., ropes, twines,
and Brushes of all kinds. ,
'CEDAR \V A R C.—Housekeepers, end
oters ek.pectitiq an 01 10 embark in the same
bus.t,•ss, please entil and exaMine my stock of
Wash nth-, Wash Robbers, Churns, Cedar
Beek eta, 'fa nor , painted and varnished Buckets,
liliA AND QU NS NV A R
ss , iseriber lies jitAt tutdeit :o his altoady larg ,
stook a es.elwr of white Granite, Geld Figur
ed. Moe, Marble, Flowing Blue and 114.tIlter
ry Tel So'S, - of .1R pieces. Also. Pin tint
_Dishes ,_!_r_urabi s)uy Syruf
[1011.106,&.0. of every description std price at
that heivdl be able to meet the ‘,ants nt
means .21: all in the community who may cat;
lum with a call
mars
111-117t7_s2itzielaii• GOODS.
THE subscriber has just opened a genera!
assortment of Fancy and Staple. Dry Goods,
suitable to the season, among which_ may be
found a mast sorimdid assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
such Ilarege Do Ltinos. Bungee, Poplins,
Silk Tissues, French and Sdotch Lawns, Plain
and dotted Swiss Muslins, Silt and Linen Los•
iron, Ginglimns, Englath Chintzes, bet . A full
'assortment of Bonnet Ribbons, Lace Gloves
and Mits. Kid, nnd Lisle Thread Gloves,iiand
kerchiefs in great variety, Lined and Plain Par
asols, Wide Silk 'PritannivgLaces, Worsted La
ces, Ribbon Dress Trimmings, Bonnet Caps
and Puffings, with a general assortment of Mil
linery Goods.
- alas 91,'51. G W. HITN ER.
•N. B. Au expericncdd salesman wanted im
mcdiately.
ATTEITD TO YOUR TEETH
Dr. J. C. NEFte, Centlst, respectfully in—
forms the ladies and gentletnee of Carlisle tii.cl
vicinity, that he is propared•to perform all ope
rations on the Teeth and Cams belonging to
Ins prefussion, and will he happy to render hip
1 -servicea_tu_all±who_may_see nite_them,_
Dr: N has rilneptly murned front the city of
l'hiladelphin, .Winqo he ha., made himself se
quanned with all the latest iniproVemenns in the
art, and flatters himself that he will he able to
insert lull 3CS ' Of teeth on the atmospheric
pressure principles, or with springs, equal to
any made in that city. QFFICF, in High at.,
one &Teas! of the Post Oflico. Persons wish.
ing to sea specitnens of. his workmanship, will
please cull al his rooms,, where they will have
an opportunity to see and judge for themselVcs.
june4.lBsl-I y
TEUI. 70. E A ! TEA
• ATEST ARRIVAL
pßoxt CHINA b•—• The
„ Ex 6-
ji - fevers
t -- , o go ti. FA can be
& Co's
'I3 TEAs.
Superior Groon and Block
A w leas, oiihor looao or put up
• • in fourth, half,or pound inn.
nlWlprlcks to suit purchasers at prices, ranging
'ram 50 cants up to $ par pound, by calling at
Ito store of rtfirsl J. D. HALBERT.
IVICUSIC I
Tlfl subscriber bnving received the agency
tai LEE & WALKER'S .SUSIC invites atten
tion to a large collection of the latest and-most
popular pieces MibliShed bY that firm, cowrie
tug Polkas, Waltzes. ,Marches, - Quick Steps,
SongS,•&c. booold at the low
est cash. prices maim cheap Book and Poriodi
cal more of • •. A. _I4L k.?
2 • s.argrgsr rusz,
FOR i3LASTING 11t0C!CS I
Ph.R.D PRS for tlio above article,,Addreasel. to
I." , to the -tindorsignod.ut thoir'-.llanuflictory
near ltlechn riicknt riti' innberhin tl. county, Pa..
will Inoet•viitlt:iiroAttit,nttention,and lid tilled
At !Flo lo*est-ash pnrOs; ;:t - „ . • ,
, •
,4311 . 0,Vpd rp'l'Eß GINGRICH;
MEENU.GROGERIESI
-'A j •NEW'atipply of freali Coll'oes,.While and
Brovin Sig,ara,) Spices of all Itindaigrolind and
' ; tin'ttround;• ' with alllho, Mho alajciles 01:a
m
;co-Struo;iindndidg also d tieA eitlflily'ol Jot,.
kin!it •'
TINE GR.ti N & 81a,4C1C..T AS,
:in , metallic, paths Of ..4nartafr , Wall; and.. pound
D obto ges from '5O to $1,50 per.paumh:ns
ditto All juin opdnod and for mac 0 1 .1be'
a'o72. ' 1,...W
TWO gdod secord•hund'PltNOFOßTEs.
'For porticOlors dnouitil th'S'editor.
%VAN TED, a boy fituiforelietactei• end in'
tenigence, to einnil , in..n7;a'dtokitlil - +Referenden
will be requireci-,:4nipgre' at ';ibis ofilec.
'Oarriagii;Vor Sakw .
A- NEW
.NOCKA WAY:WiII he sold .10W,
the owner ltv_ing now further:Um for the some.
'Enquire of the Editor. fliily JO
• 0 tunp -Meeting
,NotiCe: • • •
, .
A CAMP-MEETE , M, fdr Carlutre—turoutt
will be held on the land of .Mr. Latvia Bliclierr,
about 21 miles :Ea9t . 'of , MeehanicshOrg. The
Meeting will commence on the.sth of Seater&
ber. Preachers and.people',froin the ourround.
leg ti
statiosond circuits are. ,roipeciftilly,,.nird „.
earnestly invited to nttend with thair tents. ,
rAMES - BANKS - , PTE.-
ItiKTOTICE is hereby given' that, applii
will be made to the next Legislature, a 4.:, 2
ably to the Constitution and laws of this Com.
monwcalth, for art alteration in the Charter yl
the Carlislo Deposit Bank i ,.• so as to corder on
said B ink the•rights and privileges of a Bank of
teens, and to Annan the name of slid Bank to
"Tire Farmers & Mechanics Bank of Carlisle."
By order of the Board of Directors.
NVM. ST. IMETEM, Cashier:
Car Den. Bank. May,2Eth, 1851—fim.
_received another lot of Bonne'
Frames of thn latest style. Also; Bonnet eilkat
Silk and Satin Linings of *nrions colors.
dealt W INTNER.
JACOB f 3 APES respectfully announces td
the citizens of Carlisle that lie has taken roams'
in the house of ,1r; Gutehall, on South Hane- ,
irer street, nearly opposite the public. house of
Mr, Snott, for the purpose el delineating the
"human face divine" by means of the new and
beautiful art of the Daguerreotype. Having.ri
thoroagn seientific and practical knowledge of
this truly wonderful d:scovery, he' feels etinfri ,
dant of preddchig a style of pictures superior
to any ever before offered fn this place. These
truly beautiful mementoes of relatives. end-
Irian le can nosy be obtained nr en cAPelise Po
'rifling 'IA to place them within the reach ,if all.-
He has just received from' New York and Phil
adylphia a large atoelt of, the very best Deaver:4
reotyne mammas, purchased at reduced prices,
and is therefore enabled' to offpr tmihrut,
expressive and lasting likenesses atet•
ccoiingly In mr;"prices.
igr.tit' opportunity ie new Jafrered, Such as
may never agtin occur 'in this place, of
log likenesses of oarents..,children, or whet'
dear friend's, executed liwriature's own pencil,-
and at once .elegant. and exact. .
Pictures nisi taken for ringa t hinast pins ;
medallions, Sze., equally perfect as those of a
larger size. ,
Thatructione_giveut jruhe art on moderato'
,-. All are invited to call, examine' sneer'
mens, test our artiatical• skill, and' see the Da.
guerrentye of Sonny Lind
II Open from 8 o'clock, A. M., t 0 .5 o'clock
-P—M,_ tang 6 6nl
MED
LAFAYETTE . - COLLTME,
BASTOII, PENN'A.
THE next session of thistlnstittition which
is now in successful operation with the most ,
encouraginrprospects, - will - commence on the
thikd 'day ot SepteMber, mitt. -The Faculty
consist of , - - -
Rev. D.•V. AVLEArt, D.,• President and
Processor-of--Moral-Science,-LOgio.ancl_thei.Eye:
idences of Christianity. '
Jetties N. COFFIN, Esq., A. fleL, Vice. Presi. •
dent and Professor of_Mathetriatics•and .3attx
ral Philosophy.
Rev. Guorms - ButtROWS, A. M.,-YErofetiSoV,or•--
Ancient Languages and Literature.
W.AsnlxotoN_ tIiftGARTNXY, esti., A. M.,.
- Professor of Mental Philosophy and - Rlietb - rie. -
- .TAIt Es NI: o ttVEI,, 1 , .4 - L - C L. D., P rate , sot
of Jurisprudence and Politi c al Economy.
,Tite coarse of study is I horou7h—the disci.
pl Its /trim h tt nverial—llin po9iiiort healthy
and tho charges moderate F.ir both taitim sad"
his ril og. Subscribers of 6 . 100" and tiownrds
to thl E t Is ernAt fund, us sin nroaress; send
i pduils at this time, will lowa .the. benefit oe
till re lootion whirr it will as %aslant .
C;rstat s and razther int ' , motion can Ito had'
h.' IrassMl Dr. t). V TAPT,nan. the Presi.
dent of the C W.Jincltett, Eon Se.'
cretary nt ;the Board of 'Prastees,•Easton. Pa.
angl3 4t- P .
A & W BENTZ
such as Didion Flares, Tea Sets, doomed ..nd'•
'fillsyssfered - dishes; -- howl s; .--- t of I er-and-chri--.betr
sets; pitchers. &e.. tocretnor with a lot o'
Blue Liverpool Witr
all of the latest style sad shapes, also, all flare
various articles of the hest vilmmon
. LY7,ile and Edge'!" ;rare.
Che nosartmeni inolutlits a rt.w plain
White and Gold /land China Tea Sets, • - '
of the beat quality -Ind style, and also ali the .
nece4s il l y articles al the, test Granite, Slane'
and Blue Livernoot Warr tit.tble for any sized -
DIIIIICY or Tea Sets, - - -• •
as may he wanted: to4pther with a variety of
Glass Ware,. inclitdiec n fiso assortment of
Em—and Table Ttintbl.ers,
di4fios, footod and other howl's, goblets, - x•ine
glaa , cs, lemonades, lamas, &o. The ir'ees
lor all of which aro fixed .at tho , owest cash
.ir.ce3. We itvt , e oar friondi who are in cant
of articles to our lino to give us a
mars .1 W
J I) irekt,nr.itr
The IlausenVe's Hely, and Huaband'S Joy!
•
• The Ganna.u.Washing Fluid,' •
away entirely' with that lab°. loci task
L.l of rubbing the clothes upon the washbOard
It c iritains -to; itigrediess whatever, joijiirious
to the finest Abric or the flesh. The proprie •
tors wish every one to gyeit a trial, and it
does nit prove %tins as recominandet, the rno•
[toy, in every su.:ll aces. will by refutided.-- , .
foil directions accompany each bottle. Retail
price 12; coins per bottle, sufficient 'to do I mo '
ordinary washings, and saving the clot hes trier°
by not robbing them; than the'cost of six bet
tles—beiidest.' retnoirlfig . stains of fruit,-&a., if
there be tiny, and the time.and labor saved.
Prepared only by .P.llO YT & Co.,
. Phitadorhia.'
11:!) - 1 0 BA NKS, Fairview, Agent tar Cam
berland oanty. • • • •
AR orders received by htm. wholesale o/
ra
tnil, will be promptly atteatlerl to. •
.rtug'2o
TREIVICON'S 3Elorrsp,
BOSTQN. MASS, , . '
TI I S well konsvn establishment is still Con
ductiolin-the-saitte--manneolt-hos-ai-ways---
been. 'rho central and pleasant situation of
the house, us commodious arrangements,. and'
the catutmts and luxuries to ho found .there,
combine to render it agreeable and advantage
one to the traveller.
[laving been one of the firm, of John L.
Tucker & Co.. so long ni the head of lile'fl3.
ttOflishinept; tiro tkftlit . scriber pledges his Weer
exertitins to.ntaintain us reputation, and to gfvo
'satisfaction td hie chatomere•
atign,dt . WM H PARKER.
EDWIN rAuKcn• i etivrt, A. rAnthal.
21.. Si. PARKER •84, CO.
S, E; CORNER OF DALVERT Bt, LOMBARD STS,
BA LTI NOR ' • - •
ink BALERS in 1 in Plates; Eng
lish, and Russia" Sneer Iron; 'Boiler end!
Film Iron; noon ntul' Rod .1-ron; Iron, Wire;;
Tinnoa Cop
ter; Zinc; Speltm; Big and 'Bar
1,0114; Lead Pipe; Sheet Load; Block' and Bar
Tin; Brass Kettles; Tinner's Tools" and Na=
ohinco's Stove Trimmings; American Rivetri,•
all suns, Tinned ;Ind Black • '&c.
Mitch 25 - 18.5t—lylid. - •
• 1. New Supply
. FARINA, COFFEES,
TEAS,. RICE - —SPICES,
MOLASSES.: SYRUP, ' •
and all rho .othar_ nucsasuny. varieties, just ro
csived,tg ' '(jine2s) ' 'J W EBY,
PUStNESS. MEN to lake ttio
Agency (for n County or Conntice).foi:-.the
Sale of, the QLII.MAN .4VASJIING-r,FLUID,
being an article notch cheaper and easier-to,me
Mini soap, and is warranted idOeritctly 'demo
RD . -hinds of,clothing, , contninttig. io .l'otstli;
setitiAish, Spirits 'el ~Tuipentine, 'Ammoniu,;
Acids, or , any neticlo-itthnieverAhat will in' any
manner- l.„itire-the finestfaltric or the /Mit It
is Dr,. ur lie!a which, b4hen.,,mitio.introitintedi OM;
stunt fiales cat inilitiejltitilOmgd in
Clio Ageidi
t PO.
nes,. tertild, &to addttitit
..• IRO dr•
jelylG7Shif..-fsiioBVcitit,
A ••
2 SNCIC I ' 3 ' . ' I ?•P -014 1 t«tketitiOd:
111 : 11 "FA45;ggE:4 1 :
;31,4
^Ay •
Yes:
i ~"i.
Nov Vot2ttr9D;-
.
otieed
I% :Milliners.
DACSITEERZOTIMES I
China and Crockery* Ware.
White Granite Stone Ware;
AGIEITMS•WANTES) I
El