New 'Zbutxtidcineutp.
Olesical and Literary High School.
,-ranArtrixam, PA.
firliE Winter Session Of this Institu
" tion•will continence on. TUESDAY, the
Ist of November next, and continuo 5 months.
In tne department of Instruction the Principal
alai be aided by competent Assistants. All taro
and diligence will be used to prepare youths
eithzr fur teschers, or for the ordinary bind
ncsaca of lifo,l3S for College.
TERSIS—For, Tuition, Boarding,
and - . $5O
All other expenses extra.
For further particulars address the under
signed, at Newviille.
ROBERT hIcEACHREN,
Principal.
Oct 12
TOWN PROPERTY
. FOR SALE.
On MONDAY, November 14.1853.
11.1 Y virtue of an act of assembly, passed the
10th day of February, 1853, the Commis
sioners of' Cumberland county will sell at pub:.
lie sale, at the Court House In the borough of
Carlisle, to the highest and best bidder, all that
LOT OF 'GROUND,
known as the MeCrosker property. situate on
the north side of East Malt street in the borough
of Carlisle, containing - 60 f,eot in front and being
ln.depth etO feet; numbered in the general plan
of said town 213.
TER HS—Ton per cent of the purchase mon
•cy to be paid at the time of sale—one half of
the balance on the Ist of April 1854, at which
time possession will be given—the residue on
the Ist of April, 1855, with interest This pro
perty is ono of the most desirable family resi
dences in the borough of Carlisle: •
‘V M. H. TROUT,
JOS. G. CRESSLER,
JOHN 801313,
Commissioners.
o tl2
Estate of William P. G. Ecker r dee.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters "Pes
tamentary on the estate of William P. G.
Ecker, late of Newton township, Cumberland
county, dec=d, -have been--granted-to - the sub--
scriber, residing in the same township. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are required to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims to present them
for settlement to
00t126t
Dr. DAVID ECKER
Sheriff's 'Sales.
Y virtue of sundry write of Vetiditioni
lamas. issued out of the Common Pleas oi
Cumberland county, and to me &rooted, I wil
eve toe to nubile vendee or outcry, at the Court
II ,Ll9O in the borough of Carlisle on FRIDAY,
the 4th day of November, 1859. at 10 o'clock.
A. M., the following described real estate, viz:
A Tract of Lind situate in South Mid
dleton twp., containing 30 acres more or less,
bounded on the north by Benjamin Knuflman,
on the south and east by Peter F. Ego.
thoreon erected a two story log weatherboarl I
House, log spring house, Iramo barn, and
distillery with the stillelind fixtures, and a doe.
ble one story tenant house, &c. Seized t pnc,
taken in execution as the property of John M.
Good and Maria Good, his wife.
Also, a Lot of Ground, No. 1, situate
in-Springfield, 'West Pennsboro twp., contain - -
Og 100 feet in front and 180 feet to depth mon,
or less bounded by Main street on the south.
by the Big Spring and David Brandt on th.r
west, an alleyon the west, an alley lon the nor' ,
and John Piper on tne _cast. Having thereon
erected a two storj stone house,l log ktable an I
stone distillery.
Also a-Lot of Ground, sftualein Spring
field. West Pennsboro twp.,' containing GO fet t
front and 180 feet in depth more or less, boun,
ded, by Mothers street on the east. by as ally
on the north, by n lot of Peter Palm on art
south and Josiah Hood on the wear. Seized an
taken in execution as the p:opety of Lamm
Markvi.ord.
Also, a Lot of Orround,l situate in
stoax4stown, Newton twp., containing one
fourth of an acre more or less, bounded on the
north by the Chambersburg and Harrisburg
turnpike road, on the east by Mrs Mellinger,
and.on the south and west by lands of John
Grimes. Having thereon erected a two stool
frame house and frame bank btilding, a to
stahle and shoemaker shop. Seized and take I
in execution ns the property of Sainucl Pislect
Also. a Lot of Ground, situate in th
Borotigh of Carlisle. cot - timing Solleet in fret I
and 259 feet in depth more'or less,lbounded o;$
the west by George Kigley, on !lie east LI
Jaco') Itheent. on the south by Po nfrot street'
on the lord' by Church alley. HaVing thereo I
orocted,a Slanghter house and stahle and n on
story log building, &c. Seized and token i
execution ns the property of James Davis, an I
all to he sold by me
Sheriff's Odice, C tr.? JOS. MeDARMAND
lisle, Oct 12, 1843. 5 h Shrift
EPILEPSY CAN BE CUBED.,
Lake's Vegetable Omnimund,
FOR THE CURS OF
EPILEPSY OR FITS,! . •
Is performing more - wonderful cures than at
other medicine yet known or be ore
,tbe public.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS A BOTLE.
The proprietor has in his possession numerous
certificates, narrating the
Astonishing and Niiaculous Cures!
effected by this medicine, and directs attention tb
the following only, to assure thosembo arc so we
fortunate to be afflicted with the terrific disea•l.
heretofore regarded incurable, that LANE'S prig
partition
IS ALMOST INFALLIBLE IN ITS CURE!
From Mrs. Brooks, widow of Maj. Jas. Brook'
late of Conneaut, 0.
CONNEAUT, Feb.. 3, 185.3.
Mr. Z. LAKE—Sir: Please send me :moth&
bottle of Fit Medigine, as I do not like to
without it on hand. When I commenced givini•
the medicine to•my son Edgar, he had from ot
to three fits per duy. lie has now taken the mt I
dicine over fiVe months, and has had. I think, holt
two fits in that thne,aud those very light. Hill
body and mind are very much improved; and II
the blessing of God, I feel that the medicine will
restore his body and mind to their wonted oath' l•
ty. lie is VI years - old, and has had fits over
years, which have been very frequent, and vevl
destructive to hilt constitution and' mind. Hui
tired. of dollars have been expended for medicith
to "cone Firs," but nothing has relieved him unt
til he used yotir'medierne. Respectfully. yours,
POLLY BROOKS.
From Judson Landon, County Superintendent of
the Ashtabula County Infirmary.
KINGSVILLE; Feb. 4, zds •
Mr Z. Lute—Sir: Please send a few mot •
bottles of your 'Tit Medicine;" I may not nee
It, but think safer to keep it on hand. Your int
(Icahn; has done wonders. I gave it to Miss Joni
Delano ; she has had fits for 26 years, brought t
by having the measles wizen but four years olt ,
which.could not be brought out to the surface.—
After taking the medicine a few days, sits HAD $
runs CROP OF MEAsLza, slid has hod 110 fits sincv
She had fits or symppms almost daily. She at,
her father concur with me in saying that we ba •
lieve the medicine has or will work a perfect retro.
I also gave the medicine to Miss Jane fbandeit.
son and Aria Corby, who have had fits almmte
daily, for a nunaher of years. Their fits Ilea I:
ceased, and I believe the medicine will have ti.l.
desired enact. Much - money has beewexpentlell
by the friends of the above patients fur doctorimi,
all.to no purpose. The cure was left for youi
medicine to perform, and I can cheerfully recon+
mend Was a valuable discovery. Respe:etfull
yours. . JUDSON LANDON,
Superintendent Ashtabula Co. Infirrency.
Prepared and sold at wholesale by Z. Lane ,
Conneaut, Ohio. •
E F WELLER, traveling agent.
Sold by S W Haverstick, Carlisle ; . E.ll
Thomas, Mechanicsburg ; D W Gross, Ilarrhe•
burg. oat 5-lye
REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC BALI'
. On TUESDAY. November let, 1853.
WLI, be add et public Balm in the bort.
ough of Nowville,
TRACT OF LAND, •
• .
situate in_Nowton twp., Cumb. county, con.
taining 48 stree t more or Ices, adjointi.g ti $ .
borough cf Nowvillo on the north east , and tit
El!g Spring on tho mutt: This land ie Convert,l '
ently located eithetufor farming or out lout, an ,
will be sold together or in seporate lots as ino.
do thought.advantageoul. - '' ' '
Aldo, at the 80111113 time and place, a Tract el
Limeotone Land, eituato in West Pennabor.
tarp.. a mile. and n quarter eolith of New.ville,
containing 4 0 acrea,edjoining bode of Daniel
Duncan,Josaph Brown and Jr4 , ci Waggoner,
From 15 to 20 acres of this tract is covered with
timber of an , excellent quality. ' The rest is,
cleared and in a good sweat cultivation.
Alto, at the eanie.tinte and place, a Lot o,'
Ground OD Railway street.,in the ;borough of
Nowville, hiving thereon erected a two story
salcic nous& and back buildings. gales to
commake 'at le, o'clock, noon. of 'said 'day,
iwilep forme will homed° &sown toy •
.10.9EPli RANN,ON, • -
WM GRACCW: •
i itqP s r s 7 :lb Biers brlaugloon ilartnos.
tor.o St, Slops.
First Arrival of Fall Dry Goods,
At the New and Cheap Store;._
11Peise,10 C a el 1
Wou1.1) respectfully announce" to their
'friends - and. the public that they have
just 'reoeived from New York and Philadelphia
a" large and handsome assortment or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting of the:latest Myles of Dress Goods,
French plaids, castmpres, rnOue do lainos,
all wool , mOus do bege,;, Persian cloth,
plaid, brocade and black silks, al
pacas, and Mourning Goods.
' DOMESTICS ..
Bleached and unbleached muslin, cheeks,
Ginghams, ticking% wht and cl'd Canton
Flannels, table linon,tablo cloths,Napkins
Damask towelsi - wool flannels; - &m.,
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
- - _
cambric and swiss ruffling, edging and insert
ing, little mechlin and florentine laces, collars,
undersleeevee. spencers, miffs, &c.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Silk, cash:nor° and _Saxony hoso, merino half
hose, white and black silk hose, black, white
and mixed cotton hose, Indies and genie silk,
kid, fleecy !Inca silk and cotton groves
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
A. buts assortment of cloths, cassimeres, anti
noteTV‘ritticky jeans, merino; satin and black
silk ensilage.
BOOTS AND SHOES
A largo ass wtment of ladies and gentlomens
shoes, slippers and boots, childrans shoes, from
the best manufacturers.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Rio end Java Canoes, New Orleans, Cuba and
refined sugars, Levering s, Syrup Molasses.
Cuba do., and Spices of all kinds,
Their goods have all been selected with great
care from the best New York and Philadelphia
houses, and canuot fail to suit purehaseis both
in quality and price. sepl4
HARDWARE--FRESH ARRIVAL H
31E NRT SAXTON.
THE subscriber having returned from tho
city would call thmattention of his 'friends and
the public generally -to•the largo and well se
lected assortment of -Hardware which lie has
just received. consisting in part of
BUILDING MATERIALS,
- such as nails, screws, hinges, locks, belle, '
glass, putty, paints, oils, Bce. TOOLS—
edge tools; saws and planes ol every aeserip.
ton, with files, rasps, hammers, anvils, &c.
A general assortment ol
SiMEMARERS & SADDLERS TOOLS,
together with morocco. lining and binding
skins, shoe thread, wax, pegs, lasts, harness
mounting, saddletrees, &c.
COACH TRlMMlNG—canvass•(plain, en
amelled, figured and embossed,) patent and en
amelled leather axles, springs, hubs; spokes,.
felines, shahs, &e, &c.
Cabinet Makers will find a large 'assorment
of varnishes, mahogany and walnut veneers,
moulding. rosettes, hair cloth, curled hair, &c.
The stock of IRON is large and well selec
ted, comprising all the kinds in general use, as
hammered and rolled tire of all sizes, flat, bsr
and band iron, round, square and oval iron,
horse shoe iron and nail rods, with a large lot
of cast and spring steel, English and American
blister steel, &c.
umekeepers and • those - ab - o - nre - Ornifienoing
will find-i: to iheir advantage to call and exam
ine- our cutlery britiania and plated ware,
pane, kettles, cedar ware, baskets, &c.
In addition to the above we have received a.
splondid assertment of WALL -PAPER. ma
ktng the stock complete, and at eut.h prices as
k
cannot , fail-to.give satis
etion. We invite all
friends to call, knowing it will be to their own
advantage. Remember the old stand, East
High Street, Car,islo, P,-
. 'Oct. N, 1853. HENRY SAXTON.
Estate of John Wonderly, deed,
‘TOTICE-is-hereby given that letters testa
jd on the estate of John Wonderly,
Into of South Middleton - township, Cum''. co.,
dec:ased, have-been grunted by the Register
of eel d county to the subscriber, residing in the
borough of Carlisle. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are required
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims to - present them for settlement to
DANIEL. WONDERLY,
Ex'r.
Qcts fiw
ORP.IIAN , S COURT BALE.
On FRIDAY-the 28th of October, 1853.
N pursuancoot an order of tile Orphan's
.11 Court of Cumberland couty, will be sold,
al 11 -o'clock in the forenoon of said day., on
the promise's, the following described property,
situate in the borough of New Cumberland, in
the comity afaresaid, part oldie estate of ROB
ERT R. CHURCH, sr, dee' d. viz:
LOTS No. 210, 121, 15, 26, •29 and 59.
Lot 210 is vacant. Lot 121 has a Two Story
Weatherboarded 110 USE, and Frame Stable
thereon erected. Lots 15 and 26 have BRILK
HOUSES and Stablea thereon. Lot 59 has a
Frame House thereon.
CONDITIONS OF SALE—One third of
the purchase money to remain in the hands of
the purchaser or purchasers daring the natural
life of Catharine Church, Widow of -said dece
dent, as a line on the Property, The interest
on the same to be paid to the said Catharibe
yearly, and every year during her natural life,
Interest to commence on the tst of April, 1854,
when possession wilthe given to the said pur
chaser or purchasers, and the principal to 1.14
paid to the heirs and representatives of said de•
scodant, after the death of the said Catharine,
according to their respective interests. Also,
the share of Lockw Church, dec'd, one of
the children of the said Robert R. Church, do•
ceased. in the other two thirds of the purchase
money is to remain the hands-of- the purchaser
or purchaquts as a lien on the property duringthe
lice of said Catharine Church. The interest on
same to he paid to her yearly and during her
uatural life. Interest to commence on the Ist
of April, 1851, and the principal of said share
after the death of the said Catharine to be paid
to the person or panties legally entitled to the
same. The one third of the balance of the
sib! purchase money to be paid on the Ist:of
April 1851, to the heirs of the said Robert
Church, deceased, (except Lockwood as afore
said,) according to their respective interests.—
'Die other two thirds of said purchase money
to be paid on the Ist of April 1855, with Inter
est from the Ist of April, 1851, to the heirs of
the slid Robert R. Church, deceased, (except
ing Lockwood as aforesaid,) according to their
respective interests, The said purchaser or
purchasers asaid property. or any of the same,
will on the confirmation of the sale or sales, be
required to e'ntar into retegnizance or recogni
zances in the Orphan's Court, with approved
security for the payment of the purchase money
as aforesaid, after deducting the cost of the sale
or sales, which will bo required to be paid on
the confirmation of said sole or sales
Adm'r'do bonis non of R, R. B. l . lu F rh, L ole E t.;'d
sep2Sts
.IrOTICE
AMONG the records ofthe ourt of Com
mon Pleas of Cunriberland county the fol
lowing proceedings appear, viz;
22 August, 1853, Thomas Hainllton, Ex'r of
Andrew Shell, dec'd, presented ,a Otatition to
the Couurt of Common Plens.of Comb. co.,
setting forth quit on the 7 October, 1853, John
flidlobaugh elecuted a mortgage toJacobillil4
ler on a tract of land in Allen twp, Cumb. co.'
bounded by the Yellow Breeches crsolc,lands
of Jacob Stouffer and John. Gross, containing 6
acres,•32 perches, with a Log Stable, House
and Oil Mill thereon, to secure the payment of
five bonds—let, for $l5O, payable tat of April,
1835-1 d for $lOO on the fat of April, 1826-3 d
fur $lOO on the let of April, 1827-4th for $lOO
on the let of April, 1828, and sth for $35 on
the let April, 1829. That on the 13 Apri l,
1831 the said Andrew Shell purchased the mod
property at Sheriff's sale,as the estate of the
said John flidlobaugh, and has since paid the
said mortgage in full more than 20 years ago,
out no satislttetiont has yet been entered there
at.' Tho ezid Andrew Shelrilicd seized there
of. 'Said patitiopbr therefore prays the Court
to grant a Rule upon said John Ridlobaugh to
appear at the next Court of Common Pleas to
be hold on the 2d Monday of November next,
and show cause why satisfaction should not be
entered open the said mortgage, of which tho
Sheriff shall give notice according to thapro
visions of tho Act of Assembly. And to duty
bound will pray &c.
:2211 August 1853, the prayer of .petitionot , is
granted, end the Sheriff to give notice in ono
towepaper for four weeks according to 'the Act
of Assembly. By the Court.
Cumber/and County, as. .
owe} T. George Zinn Prothonnmry . of. he
L S. Court of Common Ploasof said county
dusertify that the above is a true copy
of thetdoekot entry of the above case. .Given
under my hand and the seal' f said Court at
e ar li a leT the, 26th day of Sentember.'A.l D.,
1853:GE0. ZINN, Froth'' , •
_ . . • •
October 5. 4w
VICUZT, CANDIES. ac.
FAMILY parties Sabbath: Schools and Phi
nie portico in going to the country will do well
by .calling at the cheap Drug Store of It, J.
Kieffer, whore they eon be tupplied with ar
tinier; itt the lowest rates and of the beat qual
ity. CANDlES—rotail price. 20 cents per
pound. 1A general asni•tment.of Patent Med
icines constantly hand. - ,7y" jy2o •
h~itteiinueuu~
STRAW.. IiOGS,
Art AME to the 'premises of the; subscriber, ,
in
North Middleton twp, throe miles 'oast of
arlisle, about the 7th orAugust last, FOUR
HOGS.' Three tt them are White and the
fturth black, spotted,u-appnrently about ten
months old. The ownc.: is requested to come
forward, prove properly, pay.charges and take
them away,,,.or they will lib told as the law di
rects. M rect.s3m* ADAM HOOKER.
Attention; Limelourners
&la
2 /Ar nlaaC.
Buy your COAL of•
• E. BIDDLE.
igr ONLY $2 00.por ton for CAsh. [Octs
HOUSE. AND STORII-ROOM
FOR RENT'
.
THE subeeriber offers for rent s from the lse
of April , next ; for one or ~mero years, a largo
two story BRICK HOUSE, sroro•house and
tot of grounds situate, in MilltOwn, Dickinson
wp. Cumli. co. This property is well located
or business, and the store-room is now occu
pied as such, There is also a fine spring house
with as excellent spring muting through lint•
tached, and the lot contains many:choice fruit
trues. JACOB fiEMMINGER.
October 5 3w
DAVIS & CULIN
Dealers in
Lamps, Lanterns and Chandeliers,
N E Corner Fourth and Cherry eta., 17bila.
HAVING enlarged and improved their store,
liana having the largest assortment of lamps
in Philadelphia, they are now prepared to iur
niek Camphine, Pine Oil,
BURNING FLUIId,
Ethereal Oil, Phosgene Gas and Lard Oil.—
Lamps. Lanterns of all patents, Fancy Hotel
and:Hall Lamps, C.handeliros, Girandoles and
Candelabras, arid Brittania Lampa,at the man
ufacturers lowest ' prices. Glass Lamps by the
package, at a small advance over auction pri
ces. Being large MANUFACTURERS Of
Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alco
hol and (the only true) Phosgene Gas; they can
furnish these articles at such prices that Mer
chants will find it to their advantage to buy.—
Call betore going elsewhere, if you want bar•
gains. Also the Safety Fluid Lamp for sale:
October.s, 1853-1 y
TOYS, TOW, FANOY GOODB !
WALLIAM 'MILLER
11AS just received his Fall Importations of
TO YS, D OLLS, Work Baskets and flux
es, articles for Confectioners,Druggists and To
bacconists, also FANCY GOODS of every
description, such as
Toys of wool, china, lead, tin, &c, 1000 styles.
Jointed, kid', wax and dressed Dolls, all sizes.
Doll Heads with teeth, moving eyes, &c.
Accordeons, harmonicas, violins, trumpets,
Watches, optics, rings, Waggons; &c,
Morbles of eliina, agate, glass, common, col'd,
German slates and pencils, all sizes.
Percussian Caps, G D., T B, and other marks.
Cornets, bonbon and cracking secrets, &c.
Fancy Baskets and boxes, dressing cases,
- Alabaster articles, Jewelry boxes, Inkstands,
Toilet - boxes, Perfumery, Teeth•brnshes.
Druggists' fancy articles,Carmine,C.l - 1. Pencils
Tobacco and Snuff boxes. Seger cases. Tinfoil.
Turkish and German Pipes of Porcelain,
Bronze, etc.
With an endless variety of newest styles pf
Fancy Goods.
'Dealers will find it to their ndvantnge to make
an early examination of this stock, as the Goods
are all new and will he olTered at the very low
est rates. W, TILLER, Importer,
I Commerce St, Philadelphin.
Penny Toys, 50 kinds. Cases oC assorcsd
Toys, at $5, 10, 20, par case. seps-20f
SELLING OFF AT. COST !
315.000 worth of GOODS still on hand.
In addition to our stock we
have received and aro now receising a large
lot of• Fall and Winter Goods from two of our
branch stores.
•As all of this stock was purchased before the
present groat advanced price in goods, and will
be sold at COST, Purchasers can save-from- 2 5
to 50 par cent by giving us an early call. We
now haVe Black Silks, Long Shawls, Ticking,
Check, Blankets, Cassioets, Clotlia,
&Cl e vvere out
air - Of which wof previous to
yesterday's arrival. ,Also Carpets, and a let
of Boots and Shoes just received.
Call soon,and receive tho bargains before
they aro all gone.
Krßargattis still to bo had at the Clothing
Store near Burkholder's Hotel.
CHARLES OGILBY.
sept2S3w
Plainfield Classical Academy
Near Carlisle, Pa.
THE 15th Session (five months) will com
mance Nov. 7th. The buildings.are new
and extensive (one"erected last ball). The
situation is all that can be des red for health
fulness, and moral purity' - Removed from the
excitements of-Town, or Village th^ Student
may here prepare for ollege, Mercantile pur
suits, &c. All the branches arc taught which
go to form a liberal (ducat on. A conscien•
nous discharge of duty has secured, under
Providence. the present flourishing condition
of the Institution. Its future prosperity shall
be maintained by the sante means.
Terms—Board and Tuition (per
session), $5O 00
For Catalogued with full information address
R. K.. BURNS,
Principal. & Proprietor.
Plainfield, Comb, Co„ Pa.
Wilmer.. EMIL ACADEXVW.
Three miles West,of Harrisburg, Pa:
rripE SIXTH SESSION will commence on
AL Monday, the seventh of November next.
Parents aim Guardians and others interested'
are requested to inquire into the merits of this
Institution. The situation is retired,
,pleasant.
healthful and convenient of access; the course
of instruction is extensive and thorough, and
the accommodations are ample.
Instructors.
D. Denlinger, Principal,!and teacher of Lan
vines and Mathematics.
Dr. A. Dinsmore, 'A. AL teacher of Ancient
Languages and Natural Sc ience. •
H. 0. Dare, tescher of Mathematics and
Natural Seienets.
Hugh Coyle, Teacher of Music.
'l'. Kirk While, teacher of Plain and Orna
mental Penmanship, . -
Terms.
Boarding, Washing, and Tuition
in English persession (5 months), $5O 00
Instruction in Ancient or Modern
Languages. each, . 5 00
Instrumental Music, • 10 00
For Circulars and oilier information address
D. DENLIN GER,
sep7 Harrisburg, Pa.
HuUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. -
riviE subscriber offers for sale the FRAME
HOUSE and List,.2tt feet Wont by 249 Mot
in depth,'now occupied by David Smith, E 69..
in East Mainetrect. The dwelling contains
eight coiled rooms, including double parlors
Attached is a cistern, smoke house and stable
For further information apply to '
eal,l - 1. A. STURGEON
Sep 2t tf Agt for:Mrs' Ann . Day.
:LEATAZE.R.
FRITZ & FIENDRY,
Store, 29 N. Eal et., Pdila.
Morocco Msnulacturers, Corriere, Imnoriers,
Commission and General Leather Business,
• WHOLESALE & RETAIL. •
Manufactory 15 Margaretta street. eep7ly
t O t 111 4 „ k e
c ski s who - 1.-b1
Corner of Hanover and Louther see., Carlisle
TVIE undersigned has always on hand elarge
stock of superior Cabinet Ware, in all the
different styles, which he is propaiod'io sell at
the lowest prices. He invites attention paVtio
ularly to the Patent Spring. Bottom Bedstead, n
most useful art balor-whieb-ellYrelY obviates all
objections. 'The bottom can be attached to old
Bedsteads. They have given entire satisfac•
lion to all who have them in
. . ,
Mace, Citron, with Spices of•every kind,
.Sperm, Mould, Adamantine Candles,
Orleans and Sugar H. Syrup Molasses;
' Lovoring's fiturtt qunlity.Syrup.
IXIrA fresh assortment of all thb nbovo aril
also, and a gutural supply of other 'articles
,usually kept by us, all just opened and for sale
•
The Hest and Cheapest in the lo
Itiorkeir lat our new Store [omis: . • ' '
_ .. ......__ ' ^ • • Juno 8, 1853. J. W. Ellif.,-
'
01 - (3OFFINS made to order attinirdiorteat
notice. •
- JACOB 1. CTTEIt
Cariiala Jan'y. 22, 1851.—ly;
COAL! 00A..1.
• • Family Uee.
200 TONS of the colobrated Rauch Gap
Coal; Dauphin county, and Gold Mine Gap
Coal; Schuylkill county, just received, and for
solo at prices from 83,25 to. 83,50 per ton. by
E. RIDDLEjr.• at tho warehouso 'formerly
'owned by S. M. Hoover.
0:10Coal can be di3liverod any whore along'
tho lino of the Cumberland Valley Roil Rend.
Ordera . by letter (poet paid) promptly atiouded
to. • (march 16.)
; r
' OUP rAPAßrilgtiltelliV.
FALL MILLI,NERY. GOODS.
JOHN STONE & SONS
•
No. 45 Salta Second !street,_PheadclAia.
-ARE now opening for the FalliTrade a well
Bohm - tad assortment of
SILKS, RIBBONS,
FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
AND MILLINERY GOODS IN - GENERAL:
Confining themselves 'exclusively to this
branch of the trade, and Importing the larger .
part of their mega, enables them to offer an as•
sortment unsurpassed in extent and' variety,
which•will be sold on the most favorable terms.
„ September 19, 1853-9 m" • •
soLls, Enowszas,
Importers and Manufaatnrere of every) kind of
LADIES.' FURS, .
85'Arah siroot (be/ow,Third at) Philadelphia,
and at 1113 Water street, New York.
AS our Goode have all been selected in Eu•
rope by ono of the firm, and manufactured
by ourselves in theynost elegant and lashiona,
bin manner, we can offer them at a price taking
their superior quality into consideration) that
will defy competion.
Silver Medals awarded for superiority by the
Institutes'of Pennsylvania and Maryland.
IVEAC/ILIMMIs.
200 b ra b o l e n
s iv i i n o nwl lo (Ili If barrels, now
„ a nd for a
r Mob
_ WOOD WARD Kt SMITH.
Cheap liratches 14' Jewelry.
...
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
t 4
n ., ' at the " Philadelphia Watch
. --7 1 / 4 , and Jewelry Store, :' Number
\ '96 North Second Street, corner
A ' of Quarry, Philadelphia. ,
'.i;'•`'.l. -: 4 ' : ' , ' Gold Lever Watches, lull
..0: - el)YliM17 jewelled, 18 carat cases, $90,00
Gold Lennie, 18 carat cases, • $24 00
Silver; do jewels, 9 00
Silver.: Levee; full jewelled; 12 00
•
Superior Quartiors, 7 00
Gold Spectacles, 7 00
Fine Silver Spectacles, 1 50
Gold Bracelets, 3 00
Ladies' Gold 4sncile, ' • l,OO
—.id go.
Silver Tea Spans, Set, ' • 5 00 -
Gold Pens with Pencil end Silver Holder, 1 00
Gold Firmer -Rings 37-3 cants
_to SEP; Watch
Glasses, plain, 121 cents ; Patent, 181 ; Lunot,
25 ; other articles in proportion.. All goods
warranted to be whit they are sold for.
ST AU FFER & HARLEY ,
sopt7ly Successors to 0. Conrad.
On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and
Lepines, still lower than the above prices.
THE EIGHTH et; SILK STORE
No-4, North Eighth Street, Phila.
prT V, DEP U returns his thanks to his nu •
matrons customers in Cumberland county
for their liberal patronage during the lan sea.
son, and is now prepared to supply them at
reasotta'le prices, with every description of,
Fancy Dry Goods. his stock comprises a full
assortment or
Rich Plaid Silks Fine Frenoh Merinoes
Brocade do Rich Plaid Cashmeres
Plain do Paris Moue do Laines
Changeable do Plain, all Wool do
Satins and Florenc Cheap de Laines
Paris de Beges I Imported Ginghams
Embroidered Collars Chintzes Muslins Flan-
Sleeves Chomizettes nals and Sackings.
Also, a hill line of till widths of the BEST
BLACK SILKS, with Shawls, Mantillas, Rib
bons, Cloaks, Velvets, Cloaking Cloths, Ism,
in great variety.
Ws goods are bought low, in bUrgo lots, from
first hands
sep73m
HAYES' PATENT
TUBULAR . OVEN' HOT AIR RANGE
Various Sizes, to suit Families, Boarding
llouses and Hotele
yiIIOSN in want of a superior Cooking Ap-
I, paratus are invited to call at out ‘Vare
house and examine this Range. For durability
economy and simplicity in operation it stands
unrivaled. It has it porfecthot air ventilation
—and meats belted in -this oven will retain-their
TuITFCa - ifd - ffaWir equal to that roasted before on
open five. Moats and pastry cooked at the
same time without one affecting the other. It
- will simply sufficient heated sir to heat addi
tional MOMS for the coldest weather. It has
• no descending or re - turelfifetWand -is equally
well adapted to bituminous or common hard
coal. The steam valve over the boiling part of
the Range carries off the steam and Scent of
' cooking, as well as heat in summer.
Every Range sold warranted to give satisfac
tion, or no expense to the ‘"Wiitlfater.
HAYES' VENTILATOR,
Patented Octobor, 1818,
For Public Halls, Pactortes, Railroad Cars
Chimnies, Flues, Slaps, Steamers, se.
Pure air is a subject claiming the attention
of every individual, and all buildings should be
provided with the proper meantrof ventilation.
Also, a powerful
Warming and Ventilating Furnace
For Dwdltngs, School Houses, Churches, Halls
Stores, Factories,
A large assortment of Office, Hall and Cook
ing Stoves, Parlor Grates, Registers, &c.—
Wholesale and Retail.
RAND & HAYES,
82 North Sixth street, Phila.
co-Personai attention given to warming and
ventilating both public and private buildings.
Lined Buck Gloves.
• THE subscriber has'on hand Men's BUCK
GLOVES, lined with Sheep chin, suitnble for
d icing gloves. janl9 G. W. HITN
SULITIS swims.
No. 171 North 2d street, opposite the Camel
Hotel„ P Wader)) him
HA.VIN G in Store a lull and extensive as
sortment of Millinery articles, Trimmings,
and Fancy, Goods such as Ribbonds, Laced,
Blond, Glace Silks, Florenccs, Sonnet Frames,
and a large as,ortment of Needle.werked tiffs,
Collars, Caps, Flounces, Insertings, Edgings,
&c., together pith a groat variety of other ar
ticles in our line too numerous to mention, at
~VHtiLESALE AND RETAIL. ,
N. B. I request all suet, us arc about malting
their purchases to give rue d call. itiop2S2in
A i l A.CKEREL,
..., Constantly on hand
in.. SHAD, and for stile by.
SALMON,
HERRINGS. .PALMERa &Co
PORK, MARICET amsitr,
HAMS, 'SHOULDERS PHILADELPHIA.
LARD AND CHEESE.) Sept. 7,..1 8 33, 3m
HENRY J. WOLF, •
aTTOR.firElr lir,
Office, No. 2, Beetem's Roie.
ALL. professional liesiness strictly attended
to. The German language spok en as read
ily as the English, [Sop 14. 1853
ROBERT B. SMILEY, n
TalIN ET MAA.U.B.A.NISVNDEA'rAftER
North Ilisnovergliket, arrdnext door to Glass's
!keel. •
•
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Carlisle and the public goner..
ally, that he now Has on hand a largo and ele
gant assortment of FURNITURE, consisting
in part of Wardrobes, Card and other 'Fables,
Sofas, Bureaus, Bedsteads, plain and faricy
Sowing Stands, &c. manufactured of the best
material and quality .warranted, -
Also a gerreal assortment of CHAIRS at
the lowest prices. Veniaan hinds made' to
order ' and repairing promptly attended to.
izrCotlirts made at the shortest-notice, and
having a splendid hearse ho will attend funer
als in town or country.
ir•Rementber the startd—. next door to H.
Glass's Hotel.' pov24 R. B. SMILEY.
MBRION BALL 1
J. W. EBY'S FAMILY GROCERY
Java and Maracaibo Coffees, Green and
_ Roasted do., Orleans toad Glarafied
Brown Sugars. Pulverised, Crushed and
Loaf do, Solt Crushed (preserving) do: •'
Rico,. Farina and Corn Starch. yroma,
Cocoa, Chooplate;
REMOVAL: •
THE Store of tho auhscribor. embracing
TEAS 'GROCERIES -
and all tho Varieties inaptly hoot
by him, is removed to his vow building, No's
2 Bc. 3, MARION 'IIALL, Weir Main. St.
Carlisle.' • "
Maroh 30, 1863 1.1. W. ERY!
0.5.611. W Salo.
'Valuable Real _Estate
• - AT , PRIVATE SALE. ••
,••
TifF. subseribei.s will offer at private sale in
Smith Middleton twp . Cumberland county,
the following real estate, late, the property, of
David Krysher, dee'd, about our miles east of
Carlisle on the Lisburn road, bounded by lands
of Robert C. Sterret, Abraham Elartzler, John
Eolenbarger, Samuel Etter and others,
• CONTAINING 130 ACRES
of Aria rate limestone" land, about 90 acres of
whieh are cleared and undergood fenee and in
a high state of cultivation. The remainder is
covered with flue young timber and aboutAs
acres in clover, The improvements are two
good DWELLING MOUSES, the .
one a two, story, log house, with a i-•
- kitchen - attached,- plastered in and
outside, wilt the necessary outbuil- 1511
dings—oven, mitioltdhouse, corncrib'
hog stßble,.and. a never failing well of water at
the door. The other, a now two story frame
house, well finished, with all the necessary out•
buildings—wash house, oven and oven house,
o hog stable, well and pump near the door; 01-
.8o a double log barn, corn cribs, earring house,
sheds, ante mill, cider press and press bonne.
Also on applo.orchard of aboutiltwo•hundred
trees of choice•grafted fruit. Also a number of
peach, cherry and plum trees, with a never
failing well of water r !ming out nearly alt the
time ,with a pump in convenient for watering.
Any person wishing to view Ihe said property
can do so by calling on David R. Krysher; who
resides on said farm. The property will ba
sold in part or the whole, to suit purchasers.
DAVID R RR IrSHER,
JOHN DILLER,
aug3l gm Executors.
WILL: he sold at public sale, at 2 o'clock
F• M. the HOUSE AND LOT,
situated in Springville, near „ An
Sge's Forgo, South Middeton •49,4`,
twp., and now in the occupancy 114„..,
6f John Plank. The house is a
large Two Story Frame building on a lotof
ono acre, With a well of water, a small barn;
cabinet makers shop. and a considerable quan
tity of moSt.excellent fruit trees. The entire
property ;dm good order. Selo to be held on
the premises, where terms and conditions
be made known by
JACOB ABRAIIIMS,
sep2lid Assignee of John Plank.
SEE, HEItE SA MBO, what do mattor wid
you dis mornin? you look like you hab a
"sick a fitness" dis tnornin. 0 golly Nod dis
nigga most: dead wid de dren. Yha, Yha,
Yha, when will niggas learn sense ? don't you
see all do white. gemmen and ladies gono Mas
sa KADFFEWS " shotecary pop" and git a
bottle of Beecher's Matchkss Cordial. Cures
3 ou'right off, I golly.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
IllE subscriber offers at private sale a farm
situated in Nsrth Middleton twp, Comb.
co, four miles east of 'Carlisle, and fourteen
West of liariiiibur - 4, on the turnpike road,
CONTAINING 130 ACRES •
of first rate limestone land, cleared and under
cultivation. Also 30 acres of Woodland con-
venient to supply the farm with wood. The
improvements are a new two story S'I'ON E
' • _.; HOUSE, 43 feet front, new brick
i t ce 11 13arn,75 feet front, wagon shed,
;A 4 lf t ,•- t " corn crib bed other necessary
t ,'1•,:1,-,..„,, t.. . - 4 , 4 outbuildings news A -well of nev
---‘• -er failing water at the d..7 t or, and
an excellent orchard of choice young fruit trees.
The farm is in every way a desirable one „and
persons wishing to purchase • would do well to
call and see it. 'Perms Made to suit purchasers.
J. V. DEPUY.
41, N. Bth et., .Phila
se)2lfim J. E. COBLE.
irlrLancaster Whig copy and send bill to this
dike. .
/Var. subscriber offers at private sale the
following property of Ann Diller, situated
iu Monroe township, Cumberland county, a
mile and a half west of, Churchtown, adjoining
lands of Peter and Joseph Diller,
'CONTAINING 20 ACRES
of limestone land in a high . stout of cultivation
and about five acres in timber. The improve•
menu are a good - one story LOG
HOUSE, and a young orchard of 4g 4 :'l•
choice fruit. Persons wishing to Vrt 111
examine the property will please
-call on the subscriber, living' at
Boiling Springs. D. J. LEID ICH,
nue , 24 Agt for Ann Diller.
HOUSE. AND LOT FOR SALE.
On SATURDAY, the 29th of October.
HE subscriber will sell at Public Sale, on
the premises ' at 10 o'clock, A• M., a val
bable LOT OF GROUND, situate in South
Middleton township, about ono mile west of
the Boiling Spring, on the road leading from
York arid Shippensburg, containing about
three fourth of an acre of Limestone land,
and having thereon erected a one and , a half
story Weatherboard HOUSE, an ex
cellent shop,
suitable for any mr "•
median- " 3 - '
le, a stoble,&e, with a first rate well
, 1 1 it
of water and a variety of choice fruit i 11 •
trees• Terms will be made known
on day of sale.
- • sep2tml GIDEON—KUTZ.
110 USE 01./119 LOT
FOR SALE or' I RENT.
THE suts,eriber offers fOr sale the BRICK
HOUSE and Lot, 2 5 feet front by '2lO It deep,
now occupied by Mr. Henry Keller, in North
Hanover street. 'rho house and all the im
provements are nearly new. The dwelling
contains thirteen coiled rooms, including dou—
ble parlors. Attached is a cistern. Smoke
!louse and For further information
apply next door to the prtTmises to
J R•%VEAVER,
Julo 13 1833 Agent.
CHATRCEITOWN Pltornivirr
FOR SALE. •
TI4E, subscrilicr oilers at private sale a lot of;
ground, situate in Churchtown, Comb. co., 33
feet in fr nt by COO feet deep, having thereon
erected n double two story FRAME
MLING HOUSE, 30 tom in front by 24
deep, with eight rooms and two luta:
ens. The house is newly built and well
finished throughout.
Also a lot adjoining the above, on which is
erected n two story Frame House. 20 ft square,
now used as n Cabinet 'Maker's Shop. bin can
be easily converted into a - dwelling house. It
is a good stand for the above or nny other bus
iness. For torms,which will be mado easy,
enquire of the subscriber in Carlisle.
aug3Itf.LAMES-R. WEAVEIt,
A select Boarding Seiool embracing two distinct
and scperate Dep*tmcnts, Male t f- Female.
REV. 3. S. LOQSIE, A. M. Principal.
THIS Institution will 'hereafter occupy the
now and commodious edifice Just erected
for its accocrtmodation. The - buildingtis:pe.
cattily adapted to meet th e wants of both de•
partmente. The rooms aro Largo and well
ventilated, and tho -whole• house is warmed
With a heated air furnace. which is - especially
healthful.
It is located on an eminence near the bor
ough of Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County,
Pa., with ample grounds, handsomely laid out
and•ornativinted, surrounding •it ; inviting to
physical exercise and to amusement imthe open
air.f Every facility . for an accomplished and
classical education is here Were& that can be
found at any sintilar Institution in this State.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per session, $lO 00
Music and Ornamental Branches; extra
Tho Slimmer Session will open on the -2dT
May, and continua twonty ono weeks.
Roy. J. S. Loose, A. M.,Professor of Mora
Science and Ancient Languages, 'Henry Com
fort, Assistant ; Miss L. C. Walker, Principal
of Female Department and teacher of Music,
Misa Assistant ; Mr. Edward Fells,
Professor of Modern Languages ; J. B. Her ,
oing, M. D., Lecturer on Physiology and Laws
of 'lllealth. ,
For ",Circulara" containing references and
unbar particulars address the Principal,
Mebhaniosburg.
Cumbarland Co., Pa.
March 90 1859. . .
Vitriillw Bean,
POt8(1113 feeling thqmselvee disposed to.in•
dulgo in good sugars are requested to call at
the ,Drug :Store of il. J. KIEFFER, Where
_they mayobtain an article which he hesitates
not to recommend as being'the best in Carlisle.
Persons' visiting Carlisle - should 'not leave be
fm taking a glancom B.S. Kieffer's Drug and
Chemionl Storediouth Hanover street. Ile has
on hand a varilty — at fancy articles, ouch us
hair, hat, clothes, flesh and tooth 'brushes, co
logna bottles, furniture dusters; portfolios, note
pnpor,•ivorked and card baskets, visiting cards
and cases, a gm; vqriety lane, necordeons,
Zoo. • Tho ladies are,lniifedl6 mill and examine
superior' matte. Call soon, as he istletermined
to sell bargains. 11. J. KIEFFER,
July 20; 1853, S. Hanover At.
• PUBLIC SALM.
On SATURDAY, Octobar 23d, 1853
VALUABLE rArtna
VALUABLE PROPBRTT
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Cumberland Valley Institute.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTORg.
Segars and Tobacco.
Ootate
REAL ESTATE AT, PiTBLIO. SALE.
On SATURDAY, October . 2211, 1853,
WILL be sold of public sale on the promisee,
the' FARM belonging ...to the ' heirs of Peter
Hull, deceased, situate in Monroe twp, Cumb.
county, four miles oast of Carlisle, adjoining
lands of Ab'm Hensler, Ab'm Goodyear and
David Sterrett,
CONTAINING 108 ACRES,.
more or less,, The improvements are a LOG
• • HOUSE and Stone Kitelien..new
Frame Barn, tlec. . There is an
.1 excellent orchard of - apple and
!rii other 'fruit trees, and a 'Stream of
running water within five rode of
the building, Sale to commence at 10-&olock. u
A. M. when - terms will be - made known by
' ISRAEL HULL,
LEVI. HULL,
Trustees.
Also, at the same time' and place, a
• HOUSE AND LOT,
situate in North ,Middleton twp., three miles
east of Carlislo,on the Trindle 'Spring road, ad . -
joining lands of Adam Titler and J. Miller,
containing I acre and 16 perches, strict' moos—
ore. The [louse is a new two story FRAME
HOUSE with knchen, and there is also a good
Well of water and a good Stable thereon.--
Terms will be made known by
Oct 5 is
=I
VALUA‘BLE ARDI
AT PRIVATE SALE.
ra Ilia subscriber, offers at private sale a.
Valuable FARM, situated in Hampden
township Cumberland county, about one End a
fourth.milos oast of Mechanicsburg, adjoining
lands of Peter Barnhart, David Ebboily, Peter
Gantt and Henry Snavely, _ •
CONTAINING 128 ACRES
of limestone land, in a high state of 'cultivation
under good fences, a-large portion.of which is
locust posts and chestnut rails. The road from
_Mechanicsburg to the turnpike,
bounds the
'north and the rand from Silver S pring Church
to Lisburn
_bounds the east side of said farm..
'The improvements are a two sta.
N ty weatherboarded DWELLING
V I . HOUSE, Wash House, with an
•
•.fi . excellent arched cellar, a large
• ''`t's • Bank -Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn
Cribs—Granaries and other nocasary out build•
ings. A well of never foiling water in 'the
yard; an excellent Orchard of Apple trees, also
a variety of choice fruit trees, ouch on Fetich,
Pear. &e , &e. The Farm is' located within a
short distance of excellent mills and convenient
tik churches and schools. Persons wishing to
SSew tho farm will please to call on the sub
scriber living in Mechanicsburg.
JACOB COOVER.
Aug. 10, 1853.—t5.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
rplIE Following FARM and Tract of Wood-
IL land, the property of Miss Nlrtytha Duncan
of Carlisle, will be sold at private sale, viz:
All that certain Farm. situate in Solvitampton
township, Cumberland county, bounded by
lands of Rebuck's and Huntei's heirs,,Fraheis
Fulton, Benjamin Kimmel, Poltz and others,
CONTAINING 185 ACRES,
strict measure. This Farm, which is situated
on the Walnut Bottom within two miles
.of the borough of Bluppenshurg,' is of a first
rate quality of land, well cultivated and fenced,
and nearly all cleared, with suitable DWEL
LING HOUSE, BARN and out
buildings. .There is a fins young . ' 4 ;.
13' I'
.orchard of well selected apple trees II 1 t ., ; ..
on the premises together with other
fruit trees.
Also a Tract of Woodland, about Hiroo (var•
tors of a mile front the Farm, houndod bylands
of Adam Warner, George Clever's heirs - , and
Conrad Clever, containing about SIXTY A-
C RES. This land is well covered with young
Chesnut timber There is also on it a comfor.
table l'enant House and Garden. Persons
wishing to examine these properties can do so
.by - calling on Mr George Matthews. who re
sidesjon the firm. Fur terms and conditions
of sale apply to WM. M. BIDDLE.
i* -- Barrisburg Telegraph and Lancaster Ex
aminer publish six weeks and send bill to this
office. aug 24 2w
Orphan's Court Sale, ,
On THURSDAY the 13th of October, 1853.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphan's
Court of Cumberland county, will be sold at
public sale, the following property, late the es
tnto of John Brownawell, of Silver Spring twp,
in said county, deer ased,,vizt
A valuable FARM situate in said township.
on the Trindle Spring Road t abaut two miles
west of Mechanicsburg,
CONTAINING 114 ACRES, •
and 86 perches, adjoining lands of, Jacob Kest;
Ilenry Spera, Geo.' Coover and others, all of
which is cleared but about ten acres which is
in.good timber. iche land is of the best quality
'of : limestone land, and under good fences.
The improvements consist of a
two stot y WELLING HOUSE *Mtn
Stone. Bank Born, Wagon' Shed, Ve . ,r:
and other necessary ourbuildings. j ; „
There is a never fading welt of
water near the house. Aleo a fine young or
chard whh a choice assortment of fruit trees.
Te - FeingWihifiTiTlOMYEifiiiiiciltie — fili - c - EiVi [Call
on John Brownawell, residing on the place.
TERMS—Ten per cent of the purchase mo•
ney to be paid when the property is sold—the
interest of the -one third, less the expense of
sale, to be paid to the widow annually—the
principal at her death to the heirs of John
Brownawell,hall the remainder less the ten pr et
to be paid on the Ist day of April 1851, when the
deed and possession will be given; and the bal
ance to be paid in two equal annual payments,
with interest, properly secured. Sale to take
place at I 2 o'clock,M„ when attendance will be
given 'by the undersigned Heirs of age, and
guardians of minor heirs ofJohn,'Brownawell,
decd. CHRISTIAN TITZEL,
DANIEL COMFORT
Guardians of Minor lloirs.
BROWNAWELL,
„,. S&M'L BROWNAWELL,
Thitoll.9 Heirs of Age." 7 .l
* * *Lancaster Ind. Whig copy till solo and
send bill to this office.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC .BALE.
Y virtue of as order of sale, in nction of
partition to trio directed, I will expose to
public sale, on the preintscs, on SDAY
the 13th of October noxl, at 10 o'clock,.A.
the following real estate, late the property of
Joseph Irwin, dec'd•
A TRACT OF LAND.
situated in Newton township. Guntherland co.,
hounded by lands of Skiles Woodburn. Henry
Miller, Wm. Grace) , and others, containing
144 acres 31 perches neat measure, about 20 i
acres of which is in good timber. The mprove-
Manta area double two story •
STONE HOUSE, Bank Barn. •,:',4rxih
80 feet by 90 ft, a double Wagon e p
Shed corn crib, carriage house. ~ N.. 14„.,
sheep'pen and all other necessary
outbuildings. There is also °n
,never•Y'uilingg
stream of water at the door, a largo orchard df
young thriving apple treed, and a groat variety
of other fruit. ~Tho soil is limestohe'of a Rest
rate,ona,ity, and thg fences in the best order,
and nearly all peat and rail. This property is
situated about 4 miles from the C.l/. R. IL., 1
mile west of Stouglistown, six miles east of
Shipponshurg, mid 13 west of Carlisle.
'1 sung OF SALE.—One tliird • of the purchase
money to remain in the land during the life.
time of The widow, interest of which to'be paid
annually; one half the residue to be paid on the
let of April 1854, when possession will be.
given, and the balanmin three annual pay
ments Atwater without interest, to bo secured
by a lien on the land.
JOSEPH McDAEIVIOND„.
i3op2lta High Sheriff.
Distilling and Flouring rain
FOR SALE OR RENT.
MP: subscribers offer as above their mush
O Bailment recently built and located on the
York turnpike road, fourteen - miles from, the
city of 'Baltimore and within ono mile,oi the
Baltimore arid Susquehanna 11.R.lat Cockoys
ville. This is one of the Moat eligible sites
neer Baltimore, with fourteen feet fall'on tllo
Western Run, tributary, of the great Gunpow
dor-Falls—a stream remarkable for .its steady
and uniform So l/ of wyter, seasons el the seve•
rest draught having but little offeet upon it.
Or they will sell upon low terms the Distil
lery fixtures, consisting of steam boiler, stills,
pumps, copper lvorm. pipes and fermenting
tubs all arranged in the best monner for an
operatic lof 100 to, 200 bushels r er day. Or a
practical Distiller or Miller would be taken in•
to co-partnorehie to work the concern.. , For a
particular description they tefer to Col. Wm.
M. llenderson,Carlisle; who is acquainted with
the property, or address the undersigned at
Cockeysville, Baltimore county,-Md.
B(302111144 • LOVE & 'WEBSTER.
Bonriet Feathers.
THE subscriber has just opened en invoico
of Ostrich rind other Bonnet , kentherri of ono•
half the usual price. Also n very cheap lot of
Fancy Mos Silks.
. HUBER.,
Zal
- 4gai aril Mier Xotiii-0,,
ral
'Pr0M.1033., .
•
A LL PEI*IO , I4-S indebted: on the books o 0
.tt. Charles Ogilby are hereby notified. to Gelb
at the store, and pay their 'accounts, as longer'
indulgence cannot be given. , - seta.
VAIVIPIIITE3 I LBWS.
ikTOTlCE•is.hereby given mit Lparsonsin..-
torestedy. that the Pamphlet Law of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed tie
the aossonpf the Legislaturoiof 1853; have baort•
received at this office, and are ready for distri—
bution. .
Prothy'r, Office, Carlisloi GEO: ZINN,
Sept 27; 1853. ,
Protley:.
TEIADEDIES WANTED
T IIE. School Directors of South Middleton
township wish, to.omploy SE.VEN TEA-
C ERS lor the .schools of said township.:—
They will meet to.examine applicants on SAT
URDAY. tho Ist of October, at 1 o'clock, P.
M.; at the Court HOllllO in Carlisle. '
sep2B 1 w
; Estate:of C. Ernminger, deed. .
XTOTICE. is hereby given. that letters of rut
.lll ministration ott the estate of Christiana,
Ern:Winger, late of Silver Spring twp., Cumb.
county, deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber., residing. in the same township, All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are. required- to malto immedtate pay
ment, and: those haying- cleims•to present them.
to JACOB' MOMMA.
sop2B6t
ASSIGNEWS NOTICE% ,
Ct AMOEL N. Di VP,Nof Paportown by deed:
0 of voluntary assignment, for the benefit of
creditors, has transferred to the undersigned all
his property real and personal. The under
signed Assignees hereby give c notice to those
having claims against said assignor to present
them for settlement, and those indebted to
make immediate payment to either of them,
the first residing near Carlisle, and the other •
near Churchtown Monroe township, Cumb.
co.• JACOB - MTN ER,
3 ARES CLARK,
Assignees. "
sop2l6w
Notice to the. Creditors of Andres Herr, dcc'd
The undersigned appointed auditor by the
Orphan's Gou-rt. of Cumberland county to mar.
shall and distribute the assetts in the hands
of Robert McCartney, administrator of And.
row Herr, dec d,. among the creditors of said
deoodent, will attend to the duties of his said
appointment, at his office in Carlisle, on
Thursday the 15th day of October next, at la
o doe's, A. M. cnimgc.i..
sep2l o Anditor.
. ,
A LL persons indebted to the subscriber are
ilbercby notified to come forward and set
tlo off their accounts, as no longer indulgence
can be given, and if not settled before the lst
day of October, 1853, they will bo placed in
the hands of a Justice for collection. . •
aug3l. JAMES GALLAHER, Agent.
Estate of Mrs. Ann Low; deceased.
VOTICE is hereby given that letters of
administration on the estate of Mrs. Ann
Low, deo'd. late of Upper Allen Towtiship,
have been issued to the subscriber residing in
the same township, to whom all persons in
debted will mako payment, and those having
claims will present them properly authentiCa ,
ted for settlement.
Aug3l6t, GEO. CHAPMAN, Admr.
Estate of Philip Lantz, dec'd.
LL persons are hereby notified that Letters
of Administration on the•estate of Philip
Lantz, late of East Pennaboro township, Cum
berland county, deceased, have been issued by
the Register in and for said county, to the sub
scriber, residing in the same township. All
persons having claims against said estate. are
requested to present them for settlement, and
those indebted will make immediate payment
J•VCOff Lnivrz,
Adm'r.
sep7 6t pd
Estatd of Joseph Witmer, dee'd:
wOTICI.I is hereby given that Letters of Ad •
1.11 ministration on the estate of Joseph Wit•
mor, late of North Middleton township. Cum
berland county, doc'd, have beep duly granted
by the Register of said county. to Jacob Wit
mer, of Southampton township, and Abraham
Witmer, of North Middleton township, in said
county. All persona knowing themselves in=
dobtod to said estate aro required to make im
mediate payment and those having claims to
present them to JACOB WITMER, '
CM
Estate of Philip Long, sr., dec'd.
XTO ['ICE is heredy given that Letters Tea
tamentary. nit the estate of Philip Long.
sr., late of Mechanicsburg, Cumb. county, dcc,
have been granted to the subscriber, residing
in the same place. All persons knowing, them
selves indebted to said estate ore requested to
make immMiate payment, and thwe having
PUILIP N. LONG,
Ex'r.
sepl Spa
NoTtcz in hereby given that application
will ho made to tho nolo. LowsJamul,
agreeably to the oanstitution and laws of this
Conlinmwealth, for an alteration in tho charter
of the Carlisle De'posite Baal:, so as to confer
upon'said Bank the rights and' privileges of a
bank of issue, and to change the name to that
of tho,“ Carlisle Baak."
By order of the Board .of Directors.
• W. M. BEETENI,
.11Me 99, 1853-6 m
INXPEI• SIV 5411,11.1VC.Z.. •
THE undersigned having been the agent o
the Royston° Life. Insurance Company,
of Harrisburg, Pa., continues to act in that ca
pacity, by authority of said Company, He
would respectfully inform the community that
•he will atterktl,such. persons as may signify
their desire to nisuro their lives, end thus giro
soots protection to their bororive'd families and'
friends, in case of death.. 011Ico in West Pom
fret Strect,kCarlisle.
May2s tf X. WORTHINGTON.
Estate of Fred'lc Garret, dec'd.
yk - rorree. is hereby given that Letters of ad-
Of ministration on. the estate of Fred. Gar
ret, late of M6nrocs township Camberland.co.,, ,
'deceased, have beet - Lomat:laity the Register of
said county, mthesubsuribers, the first rosidirid '
in Silver Spring township, and the leiter in
Monroe. All persons indebted to daily state
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims - will present them for set
tlement to
nug 24 pd 94
ilk - r °TICE is horchu given that the CUM.
BERLA.ND-VALLEY SAVINGS IN-
S I'll'o . l'loN., louated in Dickinson township,
Cumberland county, will mako application to
thontixt Legislature of tha Commonwealth.of
Pennsylvania. for an onto( Incorporation, with
a -capital of not loss than 'ran nor morn than
Thirty Thousand Dollars, fur the purpose of
receiving deposits of monoy both transitory and
on triterkisti and ofmakingdotuts and discounts,
with sunk- other (nrivilogos.as•are usually gran
ted to Savings Institutions. lly order af. tho
Directors. .VV GALLI R It: AXIL Trona. •
D. L. 13CELIVIAN, Sec'y . fie22;tlmj
Court Proclamation.
WmIEREAS, tho Honorable 3.ll..Gaa
ac, President Judge of the several
Courts of Common Plops of thu °aunties of
Climborlindi.Perry and Junlatajo Pooneylea
nia, anti Juahce of the sevaral'Courto of Oyer
and Terminer and Gooorol Jail Dcllvcry in
said countios,.aed Hon-John Dun and Chun
not' Weodbura, Judgesof the Court ofOyer and
'Fermis:or and- General Jail Delivery for Dal
trial oCull capital and other Lolrondors, in the
said county, of Cunibcrland,by their preces. ta to
Inc di:meted : dated, thell.od of August, 1851,,
have ordered the Court of Oyer and Tortniper
and ConeralJuilDelivory, to be holden at Car.
lislo,on• the 2:1 MONDAY of Novernher,lBs3,,
(boing: the 14th day )at Weloch in the fire.
noon, to:continuo two wooke.
NOTICE is therefore hereby . , gi,ven, to the
Coronen,Susticas of rhe.Pcaelyend Cousta hlce
of the said. Ctiunty of. Comberl.indt that they
vre by the said precept - commanded to be thou
and theta in:their proper. • persons, • with their
xecords, impositions, examinations mitt
all other remembrances. to. do ibese thing*
which to their:Witte* appertain tuba dono,and
till those 'filet are hound by reeegnixanoes, to.
presecete. against the prisoner* that aro or than,
shall „ho in. the Jail of said'eounty, ere to.bo,
there to projeoute them. OR shall beinst,,. ,
JOW.E:II enA MON
Bookir's OrrieehTarlialll4...;
4 El CP. 2a - ,. 18a,
ID. KAT) FFINIA N,.
Soc'y
NO'ZICIEt
NOTICE.
ABR. M WITHER.
Admr's
NOTICE
M=ZNIM
ANDREW GARRET;,
Adm're,
NOTICE,.