"Nci 7tbmxtioint‘ cuts:
VALUA33 nnax. ihSTATZI
AT PUBLIC HALE.
On EATORDAY the 13t tiny of October,
Will bo cold tit
,public eale on the premisesthe
following-mei estate, in West - Pei/1100r° twp„
Cumberland county, Into the property of Rich
ard 13. Stevenion. of Oro borough of
dee'd., viz:
All that Farm situate in West Pconsboro
township, aliorestiiMbout one mile from the
bartingh of, Newville, bout sled by lands of J.
McCullouch, W. Laughlin:lnd others end
• CONTAINING 1121 ACRES,
more or loss. The land is first•rate liniesteMe
lend, ingood cultivation atid well fenced, 0
acres ofrwitieli are etc tr and the rest in timber.
The improvemenis are a large double stone and
brick OWIIiLIANG HOUSE; two
pieties higgh, n large sod, substantial
t'dTQNbl ARN, tt good wel eli I I
stone water, and cisterns for t
rain was me
a g g
ter. There is on the premiers an
orchard or jvell seleCted fruit trees. At the
same time wlll be sold a lot of woodland that
has been used with this farm, situate about one
fourth an piile from the Doubling Pap Spriligs
,and adjoining that properly, cpni,aining about
acres. Persons wishing to examine the Calm
can do • soLg calling op Me Long, thmietpttit on
ihe place. The terms end conditions oT sale
will be made linoso on the day of enlit`by
T. COLLINS STEVENSON„
_
ISMES W. MARSHALL, •
Ex're of R. 13. STEVENSON.
Carlia,o, Aug 94:4853.—ta
0:7 - Harrisburg Union and Lancalget Whig
cnsy and send bill to this taco.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Milli following. FARM and Tract of Wood..
land, the property of Miss Martha Dinican
of Carlisle, will be sold at private sale, viz:
All that certain Farm. situate in Southampton
township, Cumberland county. bounded by
land of Rebuck's and Nunter's heirs, Frabcia
Fulton ' Benjamin Kimmel, l'eltz and others,
CONTAINING 185 ACRES,
strict. measure. This Farm, which is situated
on the I,Valnut Bottom Rued, within two miles
of the borough of Shippensburg, is of a first•
Tate Anality *Of land, well cultivated and fenced,
and nearly all .cleared, with suitable DWEL
LING HOUSE, BARN and out
buildings.
There is a fine young
orchard of well selected apple trees NH
on the premises together with other •
fruit trees. °
Also a Tract of Woodland, shout three minr
tees of a mile from the Form,bounded by lands
or Adam Warner, George Clever's heirs, and
llonrad Clever, containing about SIXTY A
CRES. This land is well covered with young
eke:mut - timber There is also on it a conifer.
table Venom House and Garden. ren.ons
wishing to examine these properties can do so
by railing on Mr George Matthews. who re
sidusjen the farm. For, tertnd and conditions
of sale apply to WM. M. IIIDDLE.
4 4rIlarrisburg Telegraph. nnd Lancastcr Ex
aminer publish six weeks and send bill to this
nog 2-1 riw
VAZUABLEI Z'Xi.OPER'EIf
AT PRIVATE SALE.
subscriber offers nt private sale the
followin'g property of Ave Diller,Siturded
iu Monroe township, Cumberland county, a
mile and n half west of Churelifomn, adjoining
lands of Peter and Jesuit Diller,
CONTAINIiNG 20 nen ES
of limestone land in a high state of cultivation,
and about five acres-in timber. - The improve.
rooms tire a good one story LOG
110 USE, and a young orchard of Or q
choice fruit. Persons wishing to 44 4 e• ft!
examine' the property will please 31,
roll on the 'kelt:critter; living
13 oiling Springs. D. J. LEW KUL
nag d 4 • v- Agt Tor Ann Diller.
OIar.EIA.BY'S 0117.V.UP SALE.
On SALIRDA Y, the Slim day of - October,
TIIE lona wing, lots or pieces of loed, late the
Prnerty of George Rupp,of Lower Allen twp.,
Cumberland county, deceased, "ill be sold by
public ye:vine or eiticry., on the prenlises,,at .12_
o'eloelc, INK, viz:
One piece, situate in said Lower Allen two,
ho Ay ands of Eavid Eberly, Simpson's
road, and other land of said George Rupp, dee,
ec/N N IN G ACRES and 15 Perches.
strict measure. The other piece bounded by
lands of the hears of John Rupp, dee, Simp-,
-eon s road, and other land of said George Rupp;
d nod; GO N TALN ING 5 ACRES mind 35
Perches, btriet measure.
These lots are closed and in cultivation, the
land being good limestone land.
The conditions of sale will fie maile known
on day of sale. .1011 N SHOPE',
atig24Gt saner of GEO. RI) PP.
FOIL SALE,
MBE two story STONE DWEL,
LING HOUSE, with back
buildings now occupied by N. W, XX X
Woods, im North Hanover at, udjsin• a 3 a
iug property of James Guthrie, alto
opposite the Hardware store of Jacob Sone: ie
ofii•red at private salo. Payments to suit pur
chasers. . J. W. ELY.
Carlisle, AuB 17, 1853.-
Estate of Fred'lc Garret, dec'd.
NoTwE is hereby given [but Leiters of ad
ininistratieni on the estate of Fred. Gar
ret,%late of Monroe townshtp, Cumberland co:,
deceased, have been granted by the Register of
slid - eountyito - theaubscribers, the first residing
in Silver `Spring township, and the latter ni
Monroe. All persons , indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and
;lints having claims wilt present them for set•
dement -to
JACOB MUMMA,
ANDREW GARRET,
Adm'rs.
;lug 21 pd 9t
Estate of Jacob Wise, jr.,
ItToT7en is hereby given that letters testa
mentary oti the-estate of Jacob Wise, jr..
late of South Middleton township Cumberland
ttounty, deceased, have beet/ 'granted by the
itegister of saidjecianty to the Baltic' ibers, re,
iiding in the same township. All persona In.
iebted to said estate are requested to make
inatediato payment, and those having chaos
will present them for settlement to
WILLIAM WISE.
BENJ2, KAUFFMAN.
Executors.
aug246tpd
Estate of R. B. Stevenson, dec'd.
NTics is hereby given that Letters Tee.
t amentary on the estate of Richard R.
;tevenson, late of the borough of Carlisle, do
eased, have been granted by the Register of
limbe rl an d cottnty -to The - undersigned, reel
ing in the same place. AU person- indebted
o said estate, are requested to make immediate
ayment, end those having claims n‘iii present
hem for settlement to . I
COLLINS STEXVCSON,
JAMES W. MARSHALL.
Executors:
nug 246 t
'Z'O 111.10ACHEIB.S.
TUE School Directors of North Middleton
'strict will mostfat the house of Henry Glass,
t Carlisle, on Saturday the 3d day of Sapient
er item 'lit 10 o'clock, A. AL, for the purpiiiie
lexamining 14 teachers to take chants of the
°lnman Schools of stiid District far the onsu..
ig, term. By order cif the Board.
11g24 J OLIN MILLER, Soo.
WANTED.
[
TPIACUERS are wanted for the South
'till Middleton District. The Directors will
eat to examine applicants at the School house
Boiling Springs, on' Saturday the 17th dny
' September, next, et 1 o'clock, P. M., By
der of the Board. DAN'L KAUFFMAN,
,tutg,24 See.
Sogars and Tobacco.
Persona feeling themselves disposed to in.
do in gooti,scgars are requested to' call at
o Drug Store of B. 3. KIOFFER; where
cy may obtain an article which he he antes I
1. to recommend es tieing the best in emu,.
Persons visiting Carlisle should not leave be.
tiltinrr 'a gland° at 13.1 Kielfer's Drug and
coolant 73torc, South Hanover street:' ire has
hind a variety of fancy; articles, :such as
ir, hut, clothes; flesh, rind.tooth brushes, co
time bottles, furniture dustere,portlelies; note
nor, worked and car,dbettliete, yieiting cards
I ce=o9, a rum-variety or ropo;-0Ccordeono e
•. Tim ladies are invited tocall and examine
tenet' malts, Call soon, es ile'ladetorminod
sell bargains. '
` . llly 20, 1853. B. Hanover at.
SUMAC lIAT.A.NTraI. • •
I HE subscriber
nrie'e in CABIL for ,SUNIAC. properly
•ed:and delivered in Carlisle..:' For a good
lele, free ' from atom 'st 30 . per. bolulrreu
aids will V paid, and in propintion for other
ditto. • '
rkCQB SEM,3I.
!nrlialo.'May (3, 1853 Bm'
Bonnet. reathere. •
.
subscriber, lte just cp'enetr nn ip.roice
Ostrich 'nnd - other S
che nk +embers ',lit rine.
.1 . the Usual price. vv.) , chotip. • lot of
lei 'Woo' Silks: , • ..
j 135 . oao. W . . lIITNER,...
ogstd4
VAZIZTABLM RMAL ESTATE,
AT PUBLIC SALE. "
.
1 - 1 Y Virtue of the last Wlll and Testament
ttli). of Thomlis Craighead. dec',d. lately of
Southmiddleion township, Cumberland county.
' I Will expose la public sale OH the premises at
the Mill on THURSDAY, the 15th a Sep.
.tcinher, at 12 o'clock 113. viz
• '... . The Steno MERCHANT MILL,
..i . A.,, . PLASTER ALIA, and. SAW ' MILL
', ~-' situated in said township, on the
• 0.,.• c,,,,' I' Yellow J3reches Creek, with a.
A n
" ''''' ,4 = - ''frr k'• - ' 4 bout S'acre olland, having there•
on erected a •T,wo Story BRICK •HOJJ SE and
all other convenient buildings. All 'The Ma
chir,ery is .of the first class and calculated to
do wink profitably. The properly is situated
five miles from the Railroad at. Carlisle end
about. one mile from the Baltimore Turnpike,
• The power•consieta of the whole Creek below
the 'south of Mountain Creek.
Also—At the.same tune and place will be
sold the Plantation or 'l'm tof Land across the
creek froni'ilie Mill, called the "'Pula panto,"
CON'I'AINIP G ABOUT 128 ACRES,
one half of which is Cleared and cultivated and
the other half in - the finOst 'limbo.. The 1m
provements are a Log House and Barn. •
Also—At the same time anti place a tract of
Lt.nd on the Adams County line in Dickinson
• township,
CONTAINING 121 ACRES ..
-Toots or less ' having shout -40 acres cleared,
with a small Log House and Stable on it.
The titles 'o these properties are unexcep
tionable. The terms of sale, whi h will be
easy, will be made known on the day.
RICHARD CRAIGHEAD, • '
Rae utor of Tho's Craighead, de 'd. 1
August 10, 1853.-0., ,
",;'Lancaster hid. Whig pub,ielt till sale and
send bill to, inis OlTice.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
ri'the Hagerstown Brewery
Situated in Franklin at., near the Market house.
THE subscriber, desirous .of retiring from
business, ofThrs for sale the above proper
ty. The improvements are a fine, large
• TWO-STORY BRICK
,;`•,.g /. D WEL LIM EEO US IE,
Two z•Ttables, -Carriage Houie,
" Smoke House Wood House and
•
- - ' 'urn Cri b. Tue L,IIEWEIVir is
large and roomy, with two fine, large arched
Cellars under it, and two large Malt floors.—
There is also on the premises an excellent
INlAsutsm MILL, oiV44il three first rate Wells of
Water, two of which are in the Brewery.
A furthei , description is deemed unnecessary.
as persons to out chase will call and
examine for themselves. -
ta'REAL E7,sTATE In or near Hagerstown will
be taken in exchange.
CEO. C. GELWICKS,
Aug. 17th 1853. 31. Hagerstown,
VALI/ZILE; an. 13.25 ESTATE,
AT PUBLIC SALE
ON FRIDAY, the of September,
1853. be sold at public sale, on the
premises of John S. Snaveley. in liampden
township, Cumberland comity, two miloo
North t f Krell7i.er's Tavern, [I mi,le and a half
from 'l'. B. Pryson's Mill, and three miles
North of the Cumberland Valley Railroad, the
following , property, viz : A Tram of Lund,
° CONTAINING 11 ACRFS,
with thereon erected a .urge B ick MER
n. CHANT MILL, three stories
g.,, high, n BRICE: DWELLING
UV V 110 I'SE and Stable, Tenant
1 11 l.l um: and Cooper Shop. The
4 1 1 . . . ,
o f
...,....„ 11
~ --, - Miff has 'four pair of burrs, and
the entire machinery is in good order.. The
dint iv now and it log it never Inthng stream ol
Water. Also a RAT for drying corn „and ma
chinery for malulacturing, corn meal. This
properly uflcrs rt.re inducements to capitalists;
-,• and others wishing to embark m it large busi•
ness. Sale to comtnence_atlll,Jiclock,A„ M.•
on mud day, when terms of silo will he Ina le
known by ' - lIKNRY RUPP.
Assignee al John S.Snaveley.
• August 17, 1853 —ts.
. York Republican and 'Lancaster Exa-niner,
plans copy. ~ •
VEiluable Town Property
AT PUBLIC SALE.
'TIE undersigned Executor of David S.
Forney, dee'd• will expert to . public sale, n 1
the Court (louse, in the I3orough of Carlisle.
at 2 o'clock, P. M,, on SATURDAY,-the
10. h day of September 1853, all that valuable
LO r OF GROUND, situated on the East
side of North Hanover street. in said Borough,
now in the occupancy of Philip Arnold. The
..• Improvements on said Lot of
a , , :;round, consists of a tti'n story
ofg I! STONE FRONT•
b . 4 ., 1 I
41.. 1 %.* uizrPia-G,
range work, 44 feet by 34 feet, a back . ..fluild•
ing 24 feet by '29, feet t a Ware House and
Smoke House 24 feet by 22 Ices : a frame Sta
ble
an.l Carriage House, recently erected.—
Said Lot is 240 feet deep by 44 feet .in front,
bounded in the rear by a private alley and by
Mulberry alley. Terms made konwn on the
day of safe 'JACOB Suff:0111,
E.'r. of D. S. Forney, dee'd.
— Aug; 11; - -
TOWN PISOPERT3r
AT PUBLIC SALE.
ril Y Virtue of the powers conlainediln - the
Last Will and Testament of Michael
Matthews, deed. I will expose to public
sale at the Court House in Carlisle, on
THURSDAY, the 22e1 of September, 1f153,
• at It °Mock, A. M. A TWO
sTottY and
'Top 4! PLASTERED HOUSE
arid LOT . Or Unounn, on South
Street in 'Carlisle, containing GO
feet in front and 240'feet in depth, having a
Well of Water 'at the door. The Lot is sus
ceptible of division into twd equal parts of
30 feet each and may be sold separately to suit
bidders.
The terms of sale will ho one half of the
purchase matey to 1.8 paid Ist f April, 1851
when possession will be given, and the bal
ance in ono year thereafter with intergot, to be
secured by a lien on the properties.
The property will he sold.
JACOB SHROM,
Adm'r. with the will annexed.
Carlisle Aug. 17th 1853.7-ts.
To Builders gr. , Houskeepers.
THOSE who aro building, or about nom-.
manning housekeeping will be sure to
and at all times an assortment to select from.
Locks of oil sorts and sizes, with brass, argil.
10, mineral and white knobs, with japanned or
plated furniture. butt hinges; coot and wrought,
window glass from Bxlo to 202(38, bolts, screws
Z de, &c. You who are-about to bo marriod and
going to honsokeeping, we, have everything to
please..su r eli IN fancy waiters and trays , ivory
handled, knives and forks, in setts or by the
dozen, common knives and fork . a, 'butter knives
with plated and ivory handles frying 4nd bread
pans, smoothing irons, tubs, ejlorns,,lye,
TIENRY SAXTON.
Carlislntlllarch 9,1853.
PRICES REUDGED:
GIIEAT'REDUCTION IN GO'ODSII
THE subscribar.is now;sellina' off his larks
and splendid stock. of SUMMER GOODS, - at
astonishing low prices. '
Elegant Lawns. for, 6, 10 ani 12 ote.
Mirage cle'Laines; 12 worth 28;
Superior Mirage, 18 " 37.,
Summer Silks, 25
Elegant Tissues, 37 Y " 62.
Calicoes. 5, 6 8 and 10.
Linen Lustros, only 6.
Stockings, 6, 10 and 12.
111ecic Silk, 50, 61, 75 and 100,
Carpetinge and Mailings, at greatly re•
dueed priers,
Sugars 5 6 and 7. Primo Rio Cohen 10,
Shoes from 25 cents to $l.
Darnrisic Table, Cloths, From $1 to $3.
Pares()le from 12 °ante Co $2 50•
13leached and, unbleached Ithislins, cheap.
All kinds of goods will'he run off at very
low rates. Come one and. all and secure the
bargains whilst to ba had. Recollect the old'
stand, East High street.
August 10, 1853. CHAS. OHILBY.
NOTIO E.
THE CARLISLE GAS AND WATER
oiI.DVAN Ir will, receive sealed proposals un
• til'M 0 NDAY, the 25th of August, inst.; at 9
o'clock, A. M., for bitildingthe reservoir, dig
gins. dm trenclicifor water mposi from the crook
nt §andorson's to tho 'reservoir. and from the
roaervoir to the town. And also,. for Oak'
Thriller necessary for the, ereption of a dam
arose the Catiottosilinet creek at Sanderson's.
Piano and speoiTications atilt, work mas'bo.
'aeon at" my 'also at -one timo after. Monday,
the &trot August, inet.
Aug 5,,1958 ' ra.EDIL: WATTS. Prot
drat - &tate Za
VAL 174331,123 r.anritz
AT PUBLIC BALE.
Y N SATURDAY; the lit of October=',lBs3.
'Phi, subscriber, Executor of John,Baker,
dec'd: will Aar at public sole, on the Tfremises
a Valuablo Farm, situaird in Monroe township
C.ofriberlatol county, tit the crossing of the Me
chanicsburg end Lisburn roads, a mile from,
'Churchtown, • •
• CONTAINING 106 ACRES
more or less, of first- rate limestone land°in n
high state of animation and under good fencer;
„ 4 ,.;,. &c. The improvements,:nro
-r0 g, large two story STONE HOUSE
4 fit 4' Log. 13nrit and other necessary
out buildings. Also a Well of
water near the door, and a •thriv
ing young Orchard*ith every . variety of choice
fruit, It is a desiteablo farm in every 'reopect,
being ot.o df.the best in the township. Persons
desiring to purchase ere requested to call on
John Baker, residing on the premises, who will
give all neeessary:informotion. Salo to com—
mence at I o'clock, P• M., when terms will
be made known by
GEORGE BRINDLE,
August 10; 1853.—t5. Ex'r.
`VALUABLE FAREE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
rtrillE subscriber offers at private sale a
Valuable FARM, situated in Hampden
townshinCumberland county, about one and a
fourth miles east of Mechanicsburg, adjoining
lands of Peter Barnhart, David Ebberly, Peter
gams and Henry Snavely, .
CONTAINING 128 ACHES
of Bluestone land, in a high state of cultivation
under good fences, a large portion of which is,
locust posts and chestnut mile. The road from
Mechanicsburg to Iho tarnpike, bounds the
north and the road from Silver Spring Church
to Lisburn hounds the east side of said farm.
VtilThe improvements are a two sto•
0,, - g N TY weetherboarded DWELLING
1, ii. f HOUSE, Wash House, with an
:?• 1 4;,1 ° L
, - excel lent arched cellar, a large
Pain, Wagon Shed, Corn
Cribs—Grancries and nthermecesary out build;
jngs. A well of never foiling trater in the
yard; an•exttellent Orchard of A pple trees, also
a variety of choice fruit trees, such as Peach,
Pear. &c., &e. Thu Farm is located within a
short distance of excellent mills and convtnient
to churches and schools,. Persons wishing to
view the farm will please to call on the sub•
scriber living in Mechanicsburg.
JACOB COOVER.
Aug. TO, 1853.—15. _ ,
PUBLIC SALE OF A FARM;
N pursuance of the last Wl!Land Testament
a
of John , Wolf; deceased, late of Silver
Spring township, Cumberland- 'county, 1 will
expose to public sale on the premises on
THURSDAY, the 15th day of September
next, at ono o'clock, P. 114., all the farm of
John. Wolf, dca, situated ; in Silver Spring
township, Cumberland county, containing a
bout
212 ACRES OF LAND,
pnytly slate and partly litnestnno.. The land , i
is of good quality, well fenced and improved t
and about 30 acres in timber. This farm is
on the hank of the Canodoguinet Creek, about :1
Smiles troth Carlisle, 'and 10 miles front liar- 1
risbtirw, and one and a hall stiles from the turn-
cipike. The dwelling is a large I:
II i
~ ' t li ‘ O V L O ) R 5 t. . 1 1 . 0
'Therel V it q UG ti -CA S n 'l: l ~
0 li I.A, nearly new bank la a rn 't , rt l e pr a iiig „
a-_-_;-.5 -, -, house, and a first rate Orchard mil
the premises.
The terms of [sale will be: Five per cent.,)
of the purchase money to be paid or secured i
to be paid at the time of sale, the residue of`
one halt on. the Ist of April, 185.1, when the I
possession and title will be given, and the bal
ante in four equal nnnual payments without in-
terest to he'Secured; by bonds and a moitgage ;
on the land. ;,
- 111 , NRY 11ER KITEII%IP.p.,
• Exeoulor of John Wolf, decd
Aug. 10, -1553.—t5.
VALUABLE FARM
AT PUBLIC SALE.
ON FRIDAY the 23d of September. 1853,
by force. Qr.—the powers contained in the hurt
will of Jacob North, dec'd, the subreribere wil 1
oiler at public sole on the premises.
TheP LA NTATION of the late Jacob Natl w
doc'd, situite jn Jlillin twp, Curith, co, iyins ;
About six miles North West of Newvilte, Noun -
ded by lands of George Landis, Abrn Whi.sler ,
John Neigley, Robert Adams and John Whis
ler, containing about NINETY ACHES, tr-e,
the ?mine more or less, all of which is clears d
and wirier good cultivation and fences. Th a
improvements are a two story double L 0 II
/
HOUSE, Ranh Born. Corn Crib
1 1 , and Witoon,Shed and art Orchard ,
'MS " There is a never failing Thinera
V, spring on the premises and runnins
water through them.
Miler° will be sold at the same time ant I
place a TRACT OF WOODLAND, whii.h
lies about one mile from the farm and contains
'24 acres , uteri or less, and which is well adap
ted to furnish the farm with wood and rails.
The terms of solo will be, one-third of the
Thole purchase money to lie secured upon tht •
farin, the interest of which to be mild' annualll
to the widow—one half of the residue to be pair I
on the let of Aunt, 1854, when possession wil I
he given, and the balume in three annual pay -
mrints without interest to be secured by inory,
gage. On i i ccou ii t cir.the hand money the ',air,
chaser will be required to pay five per cent o
the purchase money at time of sale, or seem( •
the same to he paid in ten flays.
DANIEL IVIDSLE R. Executor.
noel ENIANUEL SNORE, Gonedion.
Tavern Stand for Sale
w OFFER for. sale the property on the tiortit
1 West corner of Hanover and Pomfret ate .
'rho lot fronts 30 feet on Hanover Street by 2. , K ,
on Potnfret, having erected on it a well buil t
,g ) three story Bft ICK 110 USE', with
necessary stabling. The property
I ,f. has been a tavern stand for
. inns 3
Un i - years, and is at present occupied at I
snob. Price three thousand, dol..
[s3ooo]. Apply to the subscriber.
June 22, 1853. R. GIVIN.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
THE sulscriber offers for sale the 13RIChl
HOUSE and Lot,
'25 feet front by '240 It deep ,
now occupied by Mr. Henry Keller, in Nort'd
Hanover street. The house and all the im -
.provements aro nearly new. The dwelling ;
contains thirteen ceded rooms, including doo. •
ble parlors. Attached is a cistern. Smoke
11 mse and itahle. For flintier information
apply next door to the. peemisesto
J R WEAVER;
Jule 13 1853 Agent.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
.1411HEI subscriber care at titivate sale'tht
following valuable 'property, situated OE
Louther Street, Carlisle, viz :
No. 1. A . Lot of Ground, Having It
front 'of 24 feet on Loudior street, to the Bor
ough of Carlisle, and extending 240 feet back to
Locust Alloy, having thereon erected a two story
PLASTIMBDIIOUSE, with a one
i !
•1
"
6 ,A, 4 1 , andanda halt' story hack building, and
sass 1 1 ... cellar under both, all in goo ., 'order.
N li'. The house contains eight rooins,ind
•
an excellent garden!.
Odjoin
.tho above,bv is. a . lot ot'
12 feet front by 240 feet deep to' said ntley, bar
ing erected on it a two story Plastered -noose
'eontaining four roomS,and baring agood garden
and ii variety of. choice trait trees.
No. 3., adjoining the abovo, 24 feet in
front. and 240 feet deelito said alley, with a two
'story Plastered House, with cellar -and garden.
No. 4., a lot of 12 feet front by 240 ft
deep to said alley, with a two story' Plastered
House., well hushed and a good frame ellibie on
the hack or the lot. Also a variety of fruit trees
iu the garden. 4
No. 5., a lo! of 52 feet in frOnt, by 240
fret deep to - said Riley, on which 19 erected a. two
story plastered House, with hack buildings, hake
oven, wash house cistern and pump: The house
is finished, in first rate style. There isn,stable
ant! sheds on theback•of the lot. The lot can
tains a great deal of.altrubbery with over one hun
dred choice granted li•Ltit trees,
No. 6., tt lot of 16.f00t in front by 240
feet deep to said a1163', with . a .new two story
Brick R ruse, and back buildings, with cellars
,
under th m all. . •
No. 7 , it lot of 113 feetlrdn' t anti
•240
.
deep, with ix . new Brick House., antna nal the A.•
itnve,and stable.
,No . , 8., a lot 33 feet in' front ana' 240
deep, with it largb two story Hausa, well finish
throughout, with nine large rooms, largokiteimn,
stably; a n d other out buildings; The, garden is
broom) omitains a variety of trues: Thir
one hair, of a will and liump.
,nquioNo'9 wlll Ltd
.9041:
, AU the above propertiea ard,in•gnoil, vepair b
anti most of them newly -built, —
..Theq;,will be
sold veil low end 'on rensonithlp terms. : Pee
foother infoymtittOkOtttitilre of either c c lie
adrittors, . R, , S E PLE
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"PANIiORITII 99
MYERS' EXTRACT OF ROCK ROSE,
AnDivaluable Remedy for all Scrofulous Dia
cases, Indigestion, Salt
,Rheum, Sick Dead•
'ache, Cancer, Nursing Sore ;Ltailth,
and General Debility, and ae a
Purer of the Blood it is ' .
Unclualled.
, .
The Reek. Rope has gained a reputation at
home
. and.t,abroad, which no other triedicirda
has ever done in the same length of tone..
AeLording to the 'op:nions of eminent Physi
mans, the Rock Rose Flint is ,uoequarfoa in
Caring Scrofula In its Ititrious. Forms 1
STATEMENT OF REV. R. R. WARREN
(Pastor of the 2d Baptist Cb . o rel),N cw London
Ct. : ). relative to l'ilyetir Extroot..ROse.
To Thipjlinerioan Public.'
As my name has been used in connection
with
_recommendations of Mr.' Myers' Reck
Rase Syrup, in various advertisements by the
manufacturer, I bog leave•to snake the follow
ing statement y.ith reference to my' a cquai n t.
since with the remedy and tests to which I have
subjected it, and the reasons for having intro
duced it to the notice of private friends in the
community in whlelil reside,long before the
' medicine wan advertised. I make this state
ment freely, because I have, as a principle,.
withheld my name from all patent, medicines,
and sedulously abstained from recommending
them to the public, believing them frequently
the spoten of quackery and humbug, and- as
tending to increarre, instead of lessening human
disease and suffering. Such, I feat, is the
character of alarge f,ortion of the patent pane
ceas of this inedicine.making ago. "Their
name, is legion;" and tram their influence,as
from•tho demoniacal spirits, wo have reason
to pray for a. safe deliverance,
The First T:st.—l had myself suffered oc
casionally with sudden attacks of Sick.Pead
ache, and Billions Diarrhea, and I had siiught .
a great variety of curative agents to but little
purpose ; and suffering Born this disease (diar
rhea) at this time, I determined to test the new
Syrup first upon myself. The results werci be
yond my expectations. • It was a • poWerful
alterative, arid the morbid action - of the erstem
was changed, and the functions of secretion
were restored to a healthy state. It gave tone
and elasticity to my system: and corrected the
derangement of the digestive organs, and Rave
me that inestimable blessing—health. This
test was not determined in a week, ma month;
but I took four or five bottles in perhaps as
many months. Since that time I have stiffer—
ed but slightly from these derangements. My
Sick Headache is on'irely Cprsd.
Other Tests:—Fioding this medicine so use-.
fill to myself; I at once gave it to several inva
lid friends. About this time, I was earnestly
solicited to give advice in reference to a child,
some eight years of ago. This child was
severely afflicted with a Scrofula huniir, of a
very severe type, the humor showindifielfon
ail parts of the surface, and then suddenly dis
appearing. The child was very sick, and k
was thought doubtful whether she would live,
The humor resembled black snooks of mortified
flesh. - In addition to some ether remedies, 1
gave the child this .s.'yrup for about six. weeks,
when she had sufficient strength to go out to
school occasionally. The swellin g of her limbs
ceased, and she was restored to health. The
family feel that they owe her life, with Goes
blessing, to ray remedies.
This test sutiificd tno that the Rock Rose
possessed specifut powers fur. Scrofol us lin
mors. I then tested it in eases of Cutaneous
Eruptions, in Measles, Chicken Pox, Cancer,
Sure Mouth, Eryeipclas,Salt Rheum, Piles, brc.
In all three oases: with perfect success. After
testing this Syrup for more than a year, I
wrote Mr: Myers (October 7th, 1850) enthusi•
astically, not expecting my letter would be
publisned, that his Syrup was a Pmkor Re,"
Mid I gave him • the result of its
operatiena in several instances. 1 steed in
that letter that "it was invaluable Ilea remedy
in Cutaneous Erupt.onn, Erysipelas, Salt
Rheum, and ether disorders, included In the
varied family'of 'diseases known as Scrofula,
&m.: that-in Dyspepsia it acted with wonder—
ful efficacy." lily opinion.sdite value for the
abiye named diseases, remain unchanged, end
the sarrimarcitrirmiltivrota Mr Myers in Oct.
1850. 1 'do not 'reiumrtiond It Sir all the Ws
of our suffering humanity 4 - but !unhesitating
ly say, that as a remedy for Scrofulous affec
tions 1 believe superior to any known cura
tive agent.
It b as been saciently lasted by 'dmnestic
practice to establish its adaption ttn extensive
usefulness in mitigating human suffering and
removing diseases.
But What is the Bock Rose 7
The following, history of che' Rock Rose
plant and its medicinal properties, we take
from the New Haven Palladium., March 1852.
"The increased interest manifested in the
Rock Rose plant, in consequence of the many
wonderful cures effected by Myers' Compound
-Extract of Rock-nose,'.calls for a-brief history.
it, in order to correct any erroneous opin
ion that may have been. entertained concern
ing it ; and also to act in a true light the na
ture of a plant which promises to be univer
sally b,enoficial.
"We ere lodbbted to the United Staten Die
poneatory of 1847, for the following deecirip
lion of it: .
". It is entirely different from the'corrinaon
Rose. It is a red-stemmed, oblong loaf plant,
having a bitter taste. In addition to remark
able peculiarity of LIM: plant, of bearing two-
crops of flowers in ono season, it also has ano
ther interesting and beentiful property.
Dr. Eaton soya, that in 'the months of No
vember and December, he bus soon hundreds
ot these plants, sending out near their toots,
broad, thin, curved ice•crystaia, about an inch
in breadth: which meted during. the day, and
were renewed in the morning. For a more
minute and authentical description of it, the
smatter is referred to Torrey and Gray's &tan.
leal works:
Its Medical History and Properties
Aro far the most important, since upon these
depends its value to the community. -Dr, Lou•
don says that' in 1799,U—was so valuable in
England, thu it was cultivated. from seeds.
Ever since - IW, Professor Ives of Yule COl
)sge, has habitually used it with great success.
in Seraillsland Chronic dlioases, and through
him its virtues were made- known, until, as Dr:
Tyler says, "At is now in this section (New
Bayou) a common article in deuresticirractice
for the cure of Scrofula and Cutaneous die.
eases."'
Dr. Whitlaw, a Sco'ch Botanist of notoriety,
while travelling In.:Americo in 1814, learned
its use in Canada. Reterning, to England, he
employed it in, inedicating his bathe, which
became greatly celebrated for the cure of aimi
hr diseases.
Dr. lasso Parish,,of,Philadelphla , remarks
that it has heron successfully used In bad cases
Of Scrofulous discaees.• •"-
Dr. J. 11. 'Thompson, of the same place, pre
scribed it in had cases of Scrofulous patients
at Wills' lidspital. lITs mimes attracted the
:I;4m:tin oleo:Liar physicians, lie reports the
following re:Carl:able Cave of white swelling of
thr hip, In ..Ifebreary, 16141—The lad was,
sea ten years old, and. had the 'disease throe
yo. tra. The bone Was dislocated both upward
end. outward. Thorp was a largo opening in
the. hip leading tq the hone; into which I could
lb rust my finger., I counted throe ulcers . .. fie
he d been' under Several plijsicisns, who had
given him up, I ordered a decoction of Roth
Rose. In two days Iris night sweats ceased :
I then ordered a teaspoonful of Rock Rose three
times a' day. Thirty•nine days agar ha was
entirely well.
Dr. Webb, of Madison, Ct. testifies to the
value of Ruch Rose, ea evinced in the cure of
num:ions cases of the Scrofula, eereelally in
children. • •
Mainline Mod by IV'm Franklin & Now
Maven, Ct.. ,
— 4 Mr. Warren, though alninleter attic Gos•
pal, hoe for a period of IS years given 'often.
•,tiOn to limo suhjeot of medical seicana, to Val
him to administer to tho sick, in contraction
hie pastoral duties..
•
Agents in, Cumberland county.—E4 :nay.
:erfiteak, S. Elliott and , 4 , 'Eelau t ;Carliala
IlavoreticlC St.l3treim; Kingstoaml J.; Sivlsher , ,
Mechanicsburg; t3iiner, 'Phoomarialown
& Ernst. Cedar Spring ;.J., Righanti
Sterrett's Gap; Thainas" Graafian,' Ploin6alJl
J. U. lloron ‘ Nowvitlet J. H. Wilnyi„Graistr,
:11pring; who, Eisenhower. Naiivtturg trW.:
b. E. ~h ShiMnabuie;
Did:loo4n ;
11. Imihor,Olittralooka. ••
Ail CORE'S PATENT .GRAIN DRILL AND .SEED PLANTER, for planting wheat, rye,
oats, barley, Indian corn, timothy aced, etc. This machine was patented July 2d, tkso,
Its operation during the `three. peat years has been highly successful 9 wherever it has been thor
oughly tested, its good qualities have been uttiversallv acknowledged; and notwithstanding the
great increase of competition. it still continues to maintain its superiortitY over all ethers Yet in use.
• During the years 1650 and IHSI it receiVed the highest premium at six different Agricultural Ex
hibitions, as follows—Two in the State of Alaryland, one in Alichig,an, one in Delaware, and tivo
in Pennsylvania; while. within the past year it was awarded the first and litglrlet premiums at each
of the county exhibitions of Chester, Berlin and Schuylkill.
The fact that in receiving the above premiums, this machine was brought at several different
times in a fair and open competition,. with a'l the Grain Drills of any note, yet in use, and alter a
careful examination and investigation, by the au:herized committee, was in every instanoe awarded
the highest premium—is ii matter worthy the consideration of the purchaser.
Its principal points of recommendation are ' let —lts durability,.2d its perfect simplicity of con
struction, 3d the easy manner of regula'ing to sow arty desired quantity of seed, 4th the exietness
with .which it distributes the seed, operating equally well on uneven and sidling ground as on an
even Surface, sth Rs easy drought, being abuut 25 per cent lighter than most other seeding machines
now in use.
, All letters for information, its well es orders for machines,' ill be promptly attended to.
The manufactory hitherto under the firm of Lao, Pierce & Leo. Lae been changed, anti is now
conducted by LEE, PEIRCE & THOMPSON, to whom all orders should be addressed.
B.M. N W.LDS Agent.
Ercildoun Post Office, Chester county, Pa.
July 20, 1853.-6ri,
Awarded to this Iliacnine at the Fair of the American institute, New Toric, Oot. 1882.
A. Diploma at the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia. First Premium at the State;
'Fair, Utica, New York, and at the Columbia and Rensselaer County Now YOrk)ritirlii
and a Diploma at the Westchester County Fair at White Plains. '
HICKOK'S PATEill' IbC
In the - present arrangement of thin highly approved and
valuable bill, the labor is divided by arranging a euttleg
Cylinder to break tho apples, and then deliver them to the
lower Cylinders to ho reduced_ to pomace. _this ar
rangement the work Is performed foster and with much,
less labor.
The Press is arranged with a rauch_larger actor than
• . formerly, and by a very ingenious device the use of the bag
disperthed'ivith and the Tub made to open at will .to de-
liver the pomace , while at Aim . sameftirna tho-Cider- Is-left
clear and the work can be done with much less labor than
by the old method. The Cyliuders aro covered with heavy
sheet Zinc, both on their peripheries and ends;- the wood
In them is arranged eons not to -
swell; end the whole work
on the Mill and Press tondo In the very best manner and
arranged with especial view to their durability and service.
. No Farmer who uses the 31111 carefully and according
to directions will ho disappointed, but on the, other. I
band ho will find this one of the moot valuable and efficient
machines on his ;rm.
The machine is :made to run by horpo,atemn, or hand
power, ml.when theapples are ground, a small hOy of 14
years of ago can press the pomace with all ease. '
Id all former times it was supposed that a largo quantity
of Cider could only be mode by using a ponderous machine,
that slowly crushed the : apples without grinding them fine.
They Were then ramie Into a inactive eheeee {Weever', end es
most severe and lohg pressure was required to extract a
portion of the Cider, a considerable quantity being absorbed
by the straw arid the mass of pomace; and to obtain this
uturatisffictory result the dormer had to take all his bands,
and perhaps his six-horse team, and devote a. whole day that
could have boon more profitably employed, to make
. Spsi
six to eight barrels of Cider. To obviate the difficulty the
Partners have horotefaro labored under, this Machine bas
- been Invented, and the statement of a few Awls will prose
that it Is not only the best Machine of the kind in exfstenem.
but it is the most profitable that a man can have on his
farm. The apples are by this Macidne grated up Into a fine
pulp, Et that it requires but a comparatively light pressure,
and that but a minute or two, to extract all the Cider, ft
being ascertained by practical. experiment that One - Fourth
mere juice can be obtained thou by the old process. Be
sides this, It only requires two hands to grind up and melee
into Cider a larger quantity of apples than can be possibly
done on the old-fashioned machines. On this press, owing
to the compactness of the pomace in the tub, and the com
plete manner In which it is ground, a pressure of from 3 to
leas--that can easily be obtained—will produce a more
favorable result than fifty tons pressure on the ordinary
. Entered emairding.i...iint nt.Conmess, to the year-MA-la
RECOLLECT THIS is THE N
NEW DRUG STORE!! !
.South Hanover Street, Near the Court House.
Int J. KIEFFER., druggist, would respect-
Hi fully inform tile citizens of Carlisle and
vicinity that he has opened a now
CHEMICAL AND DRUG STORE.
His stock is entirely new, (maims been selec
ted with great care: As many of the articles
id daily use by physicians and families deteri•
orate by age and exposure, groat care will•be
taken not to allow such articles to accumulate
in such quantities.
Attention is especially invited to histatocksol. -
Medicines, Essential Oils, Oils, Tinctures,.
Wines, Extract:, Conlections, Chemicals,
&e. Togother,with the above he has a full ,
assortment of Paints,. V arMshes, Dye-Stuffs,.
Paint and Varnish crushes, and
CONFECTIONARIES.
of every variety. lie has, also on hand a splen
did assortment of
Perfumeries, Soaps,. Extracts, Fancy,
Clothes and. Flesh !Bushes,Supporters,
lest Ekhausters, Nippe Shields,
Tooth Washes and. Pastes also
MEDICINAL WINES AND BRANDIES;
of the best quality. SEGA ItS, from the hest
Havana and Spanish hou t es', of every flaysr,
front owl dent upwards,
•In order to ensure his. du , stomers against
mistakes during any tempsruray absence of
the proprietor, the services of an etperienced
and competent assistant have been socured i ,
which will he felt to he important, in view of
theresponsibilities which are knows to devolve
upon the druggist. .
“VPHYSIGIANS' PRESCRIPTION'S
will be faithfully and promptly attended to.—
Orders.front Physicians utid Merchants in the
country will be, filled with caFe, nodal prices
which must prove datislactory.
N. 13.—A1l officinal preparations made, in
strict accordance with the directions of this'll.
S. Pharmacopoeia.
A liberal share of public patronkqo is res•
pecttully solicited. Trani Cash: • .
May 11. 1853. , • 13. J. KIEFFER..
IMEr A1k.113 Mums:
DC DIVED thin day, direct from Cieciinnit..„..,,
ti, a lull supply of the,follov4pg cclebra.• •
ted brands/ 7
100 Sugar Cured Davis & Co's Beef Hams,
100 " ' 1 Gardner,Phipp & Co's Hama,
100 " " Dullielle Westphalia do.
This lest brand gained the Prize Medal nt the
London World's Fnir. Also a large supply of
Country•flams; [Neon, Shoulders and Meson.
of which Will be sold very low•frir cash. -
WILLIA 11S,
Juno 21,103. . Family Grocer.
•
•
David Landreth's
AanzauLutnua, AND 11011. rr
-
TICULTDRAL
• •
Luplement & Seed Warehouse.
No. 65, Chesnut &root, .
THE qt b : scalier offers for Baleen extensireai:
. • • aorta ant of,
AGRICULTURAL 1:1/11LENIEN't'S,•
HORTICULTURAL TOOLB, -
Garden; Greiaa,Ttela and I.lo °, wor Seeds,
Agrl:Oulturol,, liort,ioultutal and Botannical ,,
- Implement and Seed Oitalogues,Laddrellea,
Itural,ltegisier and Alnuinae for 1859, furnish-..
ed wall., u;ion personal or nrenaid application.'
• LANDRLTIf..
Nay'20;:135.1.3m ,
4,‘ • Added 'Buck Woven.
• . . , . • ... . o .
THO eatmoriboi Alpo's BUCK
GLOMS; 111,64 with ShOop,wkin, „suitable for
d•iving.glalioe• •inal9. • G. w. kirrNezt
GRAIN DRILLS- FOR 1853.
SILVER MEDAL
PROVED CIDER KILL.
Cider Press, even if the apples were ground as finely as an
the improved Mill; and if the apples were merely crushed,
as on•the Nun Machine, it would require n pressure of one
hundad•tons -to-produce the result accompnehed by this
Patent Mill. The following may be adduced ea Use decided.
advantages of this Mill. ,
• First—lt will make more Cider than any other Presacwith
a given quantity of apples, in a given time, and with much
lose labor and expense.
eccond-4t will make cleaner and sweeter Older airman,
other Mill.
Third-You eau make the Cider as you want it, and when
your want it-and in quantities from one gallon to oor 10
beas.
Fointil-, - With it you. eon press your Currants, Cherries,
Berries, Chem, Butter, Lard, and 'Ballow.
Fifth-IV ith it you eon save one-font,th of your
flute to looking Apple-batter.
Sixth-With it, use you can at all times have 'format
and Sweet Cider.
With all tho advantages rebuffing from the nomad= and
use of such a machine—at a price no low that St Sa within
tho reach of all—can it be that any intelligent Farmer
would do 'without IV
Do you wish to have in your house at all times Cider that
is sweet and fresh, the only time it is' really healthy end fit
for use—and. do you wish to Faro a great portion of the
hard labor attending the making of
Apple...butter', Ilse, buy thie machine, and our word
fort, you will not be disappointed: .
This Mill le warranted euportor to any dine portable
Mill irr exiatonce, sand the - Proprietor la ready at any time,
(on fair notice being gluon,) to teat it with any Portable
Mill that is not an'inillugernent on it.
Farmers, examine this newIyIIIIPROVED •
11111,L, before y ore buy any other.
One great advantage of this Machine over all others, to,
that ittvill not choke up* and hard or soft apples
can be ground, and yet the Cylinders will always remain
clear and in grfiuling order.
All orders will be filled in the order in which they are
received, and all persons wanting them would, do well to
send their orders early, and state at what time they want
the Mill sent.
Th1;51111, attended by 2 teen, witiovheriproperly worked
according to directions; make 0 to 12 barrels of chler a day—
and will grind alone by horse-power frontlooto3oobitakels
of apples o day.
tar - The Price of the lill IS $40., free of froktlit. -
11AttIllSOURG, PA., May, 1853. W. 0. BIOBOIC.
Dlotrgt Court ot -tto-Easteru Dirtriot of renuirproitio.
W AND IME'ROVE D MILL.
New 'and ,Choice Publications.
.
FPO ME LIFE IN GEIRIVIANY,bv the Rev.
C. L. Brace.
MODERN. FLIRTATIONS, by Catherino
'
, SAAL SLICWS- fkiE.l7 WORK,
LEAF OF SUNNY SIDE,
by 11. Trusta; _
INTERNIEWS 'MEMORABLE A .I , r D
USE.. 4 'UL, byße!,;Dr. C6x,
- i" Famil- History,
and other- new and, interesting works juat to•
eeived and for Buie at the Cheapl3ook - Store,...:,
A. M PIPER, Age.
Corner Of Ilanover and Loather ate., .Carliale '
rintig undersigned has always on hand sA tt y ge
stuck of superior Cabinet Ware.: te e ll the
different styles, which he is prapor ed tosell at
the lowel3t prices. He invites 'attention panic•
a lirl ylotheatz trit - . tlt 1 Bed Oa d a
moatusefulawich a neyobvimsali
objections. - , 7lte hdt,com can be attached to old
Bedsteads. • They hail° given entire satieftte
tton to all who have Diem in use.
• grt.lo.F7l:lSnaado to order attire ahorteat
notice. •
JACOB F"TTE2
Garlislo
y•
• COAL:
_'COAL
Tlui nest 444 Cheapiet in the Market for
- Faintly 'Use.
ku-e, -; *'•:,
;
'
''_'oo TONS of the celebrated Alausch Gap
Coal, Dauphin county, and Gold Mine Gap
Coal, Schuylkill county, just received and for
sale ,nt prices from $3,25 to 83;50 par top. by
E.' D/DDL,k; jr. at the warehouse. formerly '
owned..by S. M.. Hoover.
9::rCoal - ctin be delivered any where along
the line Qf the cumbortand Valley . Rail Road !
Orders by letter (Post paid) promptll.atl9oLled
to. (march 16.)
nronzvnik
A FRESH supply of naints,oils, varnish*
•/ . 1. dye sluts, glass, putty, snsh tools, &e.,
for sale cheap.
BAKING, SODA—A fresh supply just re.
ceived. . 1, • '
.BRYAN'S.TULMONIC WAFEII.9 for
coughs, colds, 'asthmti, consumption and all
diseases of the lungs. ,
WINDS, &c.--A prime' article of French
brandy, .p or t madeira and sherry winos for.
=clime, purposes.
COD LIVER A hashenmity, for
the cure of eounlie,' colds sumption and
bronchitis. , • -
COLOGNES,co—E lla er, cologne, ex.:
tracts, pomaded and other perfumery).
REiEU MATIC and sprain mixture, prepa.. ,
red . M!Kieffet'a Drug and Cheniical'Store.--
One of the beet itinnetties for rheureatirm, or
sprains'or tamonotio hopes. •
"A penny saved to a g unny made." De you
believe it then come ,to Kieffer's.Druff and
Chemical Stoktif yoti4ant to mve money and
buy Your dram chemicals and medicines, such
ea castor olkaweet oil; worm .'mediento, coney
stranithening plainer. liniments,
hair dye, hair tonies and regenerators, cordials,
essence lemon. cinnamon, peppermint. sPicea,
cloves deo.p. Camphino, burning (Mid lanips,
0 0 .1 600.4 all for , asin tft•the oheap Drag Stem
E
J . , .ISMETLIEL.
,
4- .V - (5 5,,,
c v Mit
tegal ant Zt Ott et Notkits.
• . - NOTXCEi.
VIE fulidiving named Commissioners ap
pointed in tho charter of the York, Dillsburit
and Greencastle - Railroad, are requested to
meet tm Thursday, the,lBthOf AUGUST
next, at the public house of -Matthew Moore,
in Papal - town, Cumberland county, for the
piirposo of entering into a primary organization
and adopting measures for the speedy construe.
tion of mid-road,
It J Fisher, Henry ,Sidlo,J A Atli, Geo F
Carl, We, S Andelson, Geo L Ehearer;'.J K
Sidle, T P Blair, V R Keesy, Samuel Wood
burn, Samuel Manner, Lt M lienderson, Jas.
F Latuberton: (j'AV Ahl, J Anderson, P
Ego, J Rowe, Jae Davidson, G W Ziglor. G
M. Davidaoh; Thomas M'Cauley,_Wm Crubb ,
Jas Hollor, Daniel Snively, W
All persons friendly to the construction of
the road are requested to attend.
August 10,1853.
Teachers / Wanted.
LI LEVEN MALE TEACHERS will find
124' employment in Monroe township, to'
teach the usual branches in the common
Schools of. said township. The schools will be
continued five months. Recommendations us
to moral character will be required. -
An examination of 'the applicants wil: be
made on Me last SA'I URDAY of August,
thb 27th, at. Churehtown, commencing at one
o,cluck, P. M.—Bv order of the Board.
SAM'L BIOCKER, Soct'y.
Carlisle Aug. 10, 1853.—pd.
To Teachers
THE Sehool Directors of Dickinson district
will meet at the house of J Redsecker,( Stone
Tavern) on SATURDAY the 27th day of Au
gust, ins't, at 10. o'clock, A. M., for the pur
pose of examining and employing t 4 teachers,
to take charge of the common schools of said
district,' for the eneuing term..ay order of the
Board. JACOB LErtiVElt,
Aug 3, 1853 Secretary.
NOTICE{
NOTICE is hereby .given that an election
will be held at the office of the Cumberland
Valley Mutual Protection Ccon . pany; in Dick
inson twit,. Comb., c0.,0n MONDAY the sth
day of September next, between the hours of
9 o'clock A. M• and 4 -o'clock P. for the
puipoae of electing 13 direetora of said Compa
ny, to serve for the ensuing year. Test,
• aug3 • J CNN T, GREEN, Sec.
NOTICE.
OTICE is hereby given that the CUM:
N
BERLAND VALLEY SAY-INGS IN
STITUTION, looatedin Dickinson toivnship,
Cumberland county, will make application to
the next Legislature of 'the Commonwealth of
.Ponnsylianiafor an act of Incorporation, with
a capital of not less than Ten nor more than
Thir . ty Thousand. Dollars, for the purpose of
Teeming deposits of money both transitory and
on interest, and of making loans and discounts,
'with kkuch other !privileges as are usually gran.
ted to Savings Institutions. By order of the
Directors. WM. GALBREATH, Treas.
D. L. BEELMAN, Sec'y Eje22,6ml
ATOI'ICZI,
'NOTICE is hereby given that application
jr will be made to the next Legislature,
„agreeably write constitution and laws of this
Commonweajth, for an alteration in the charter
of the Carlisle Deposit° Bank, so as to confer
'upon said Bank the rights and privileges of a
bank of issue, and to change the name to that
of the " Carlisle Bonk." i.
By order of the Board of Directors.
BEBTEM,
June 29, 1853—gm Cashier,
Estate of Mary F. McGuire, dec'd.
leedETTERS of Administration on the
,Es—
tate of NARY FISHERbIet/UIRE.
'd. late et Hampden township Cumberland
county, have-been Issued-to-the-subscriber re•
siding in the same township. All persons hav
ing claims against the Estate will present them
for settlement, and those indebted will make
payment to
BRYSONi
July 27, pa. Adru'v
Esrete of Mary' Noble, dee'd.
NOTICE is hereby given hat letters testa
1.11 mentary on the estate of MARX N OBLE,
late of the berough of _Carlisle, deceased, have
been duly granted by the Register of aid
county, to the subscriber residing in'the same
place: All persons having claims ogain E t the
Estate will present them for settlement, and
those indebted will make paymenf to "
ROBERT NOBLE,
Ex'r.
July 27, 1253;
Estate of Anna Eberly, deeeaf.e
. .
LETTERS'of Administratioti 'on the
Estate ef:.ANN A EBERLY, late.ol
'ver. Spring ti , p, deed, have been granttd to
the.subsetiber, residing in the Saito township.
All persons indebted 'to end estate are mattes.
tad to in - ake immediate payment, and those
having claims will present them for settlement
LEVI E. MARTIN,
Admen
July 16 pil
NOTICE.
TliE subscriber having ppmplied with the re
q irntents of the act oT . the Leitslolore of
Pennsylvania,. of tho,,2oth day of - April 1853,
cautions all persons against buying, selling or
filling hie bottles, under the penalty of filly'
conts r for each-bottle-bong-hi; seldior - fillediior
the first offence ; and $5,00 for each bottle
bought, said, or filled, for the 2d offence. I
areby announce my determination to inform:,
the
. penalty of the aforesaid acts,
in all cases of
its. infringment, I.find my bottles are becom
ing public property, greatly to the disadvantage
of my business.
Description —Nos. 1.,2. and 3.. Two hun
dred 'Grope, Mineral and Ale 'bottles, green
shade, Dyca•eville make, with the name of G.
W, Brandt, Carlisle, thereon,
G. W. BRANDT
Carlislo, iirer, 1953. fit, - -
AHEAD . OF ALL' 00EPE .1.1.1.01 V
4 .Ba2tton Leads the CAIN nu."
A FTER. days and nights of unceasing toll
A
and trouble I hive succeeded in marking
and arranging my new stook of HAR D-
W ARE, and altnough there has ben a tre
mendous rush'of customort know where
to deal on reasonahl
° ,„, terms, who mire
out of selling cheap without
n t mfussnbut a matter.n
constantly making room for new customers to
drop in and examine what is undoubtedlrthe
LARGEST AND BEST of goods
ever offered west at delphis, ell embra
cing everything usually lewd in a Hardware
Store, 'torn a needle to au . of which
are of the heet quality and will be sold atprices
,TO CARPED/ Sz BUILDERS
which cannot i'agto give satisfaction. '
I would stay that my stook of arose cut. hand,
panel ripping and buck saws, bright, btack and
blue augurs, chisels. planes, locks, hatchets,
hinges, screws, straight necked and bar eolta,
broad, pointing : and, chapping axes, iron and
steel squares, rules, tape tueasyres„ !swab. dr.c•
cannot tail to please, the. tuna,' Bmitg,isia.
FA
Can be .accommodated on. the most resso
terms with hurkee'a celebrated York pip s at'.
37. Also Plank's. Craighead'a and ot ere
at manufacturers' prices;, spades, rakes, 'forks,
shovels, grass and grain scythes. (Dunn, Dar ,
ling_and Grans make.) Patent and common '
soothe of
.hatf a dome Afferent , kinds.. Grain
Cradles, (Gregor% Plane°, Creigkead's and
Crawbnch's maked• at .reducod sates.. Also
grindstones. suiting boxes. chain cistern and
lorce Pumps, halter. breast and tog chains, sin
gle and double' traces and sprcada, Cedar warn
such as tnbs,,,buckets, bowls, water kegs.; to.
gather with. an everlasting assortment oF table
and pocket atiLicry, • spoons, titulars and scix
sore, condlestic , anuffors.aboyete and-tongs,
kettles; pane, sad irons, waiters, brushes • tec,
which wilt be sold by the wagon load, ton yard
bushel or in the ordinary way,
Then' come friends,' give us ti call and sae
fot yourselves.. We'll' wait on yon with plass- "
ino„tuul giro you bargai n s of which you can't
crimpjain. Remember the placo,Drist lligh
Street,'Cluinsita'Ogilby's ,
Juno P',:1;8.53'. irENgt SAXTON.
MUIXON nAzzt
• J. ric curs FAMILY . GROCER - Y.
'Java s 'ond, Ttlaracnilni COD! ep, 'Green and
Roasted do., Ori;:lansana .
B r own, sugars.' Putverized. proshed and
Loa do, Soft Crushed (proem ving) do,
Rice, Farina - land COrn Stlech. Broma.
Ctic":Ctibeolnto, Vatiillm !lean
,
Mace, Citron, with Spiues of every kind.
~ Sperm, Mould, Adamantine Candles,
Ortenne- and Seer It Syrup' Molasses.
Lovering%) line't ()entity Syrup; :
otrA freak assortment oralg the aboverirti
ales, and a general' Jinn*. of other 'ortielca
usually! kept by us, alt just opened and for sale
at our new store 'room,'
Junco,
TOZACCCK
; FRESH atm* . of ,E, Cloodiiift44 Aro o
:gorsoortrillri;;Allx4d, 'Rod rii)low. Bei* ,2 Pina
Cut TOl4OOOOO. putt ccivpd qt.„th9 now and
1859 • Nit A* cAttaratßs
MEM