161: . )L1f15'olteut5.
•
TSUI . ho. BIS E$ lIV.ItSfIEY are
i n is f nnt'iitt deflection. 'All
p organs knowi4. .03toselves.indebtcd or liming
recounts - weettlO.With dO uc,h to
call at iny officer and pay' or settle their accotint
by the Inth of:November, 1853, or they wilt be
proceeded against according to law.
G. B. COLE, ,
October 25, 1853,
.Valua.ble Foundry Fort Sale.
subscriber offers far salo•hts interest
(one halo) in the lIAGERSTO,WN
%LI% For. pariieuhirs as do Tercets which will
he mado accommodating, busincim foci:hies Sce.,
apply to the , subseribet ai thigersrown,Md.
.swl . R. 11. LAWRENCE.
Estate of Win Fulton, dec'd.
114 oTick - is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the estate of Willliam
Fe ton, late of Upper Allen twp., Conib. co.
de l cd, have been granted by the lieeirter of
said county to the so bscriber, residing in the
same township. All persons !plowing them—
solves indebted to said estate are required to i
make mmediate payment, and those having
claims to present thorn for settlement to
JOIIN B. COO MI,
Adm'r.
MEM
Estate of John Creatiner, dec'd.
OTICE is hereby given that totters of
'
Administration on the estate of i Jno Urea
mer, lute of Slider Spring township, Cumb. co.
dee'd, have been granted by the Register of
said county to the subscriber, residing in Dick
inson-township. All persons knowing . them
selves indebted to said estate are required to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims to present thorn for settlement to
JOHN GARMAN,
Adm'r.
a 0t26
Estate of Mary Basehere, dec'd.
IVOT I E is hereby given that Letters .Tes
.l.ll tatnontary on the last will and testament
of thofsaid fgary Basphore, late of the borough
of Adechanieseurg, Climb. en., deceased, havo
been granted by the Register of said county to
the subscriber, raiding In Hampden twp., said
county. All persons knowing .themselves in»
&bled to said estate aro required to make im
mediate payment, and those having `claims to
present them for settlement to
SAMUEL BA.SEHORE, -
Ex' r.
oct26
NOTICE.
NOTICE' is herby given that the "Cumber
land Valley Savings Institution," locum , ' in
Dickinson township, Cumberland county, will
make app:ication tolhe next Legislature of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania fur no' Act of
Incorporation, with n capital of not leAs than
Ton nor more than Thirty Thousand Dollars,
for the purpose of receiving ueposits of money
both transitory and on interest, and of making
loans and discounts, with Binh other privileges
as are nsually granted to Savings Institutions.
By order of the Directors.
WM. GALBREATH, Treas.
D.•L BEELNIAN, Seer • je226m]
Uk.ludl,ktilaL,zlkl_4J
AN Apprentice te the Marble. and Stone
Cutting. business is wanted by the subscriber.
A stout boy of good character and habits may
find a good situation. .
Oct 19 GEO. W. RICHARDS
11.1GUE.R RE 0 TPP,E S.
A. RAY NOLDS, Daguerroan
1. Artist, South Shot corner of Hanover and
',outlier Streets. Rooms, those formerly oc
cupied by Air. Wm. Fridley. She cordially in
vites hhr frieads and the public generally to
give her a eall,eonlidont of being able to render
entire s4tisfactiun; for if she may not claim su
periority Tor her pictures, she stay at least
equality with any taken in this place.
Carlisle, Catoher 19, 1853.
'Prepare Par 111°inter:
PARLOR AND 000KDIG STOVES
R.tsu bscr i r otitis _old 'stand_ on _North
t Hanover Street, Carlisle, the sign . of the
"Mammoth Red Coflee Pot," desires to call
the attention of the - Public to his large issort•
merit of TOV,E S. of the newest and most
fashionable styles, 11 . 0111 the best manufacturies
in the country, and at all prices Irom $3 to $l5
Amon his '
PARLOR'AND CHAMBER STOVES
arc the Mirror Stove, the Arctic, Revere, Star,
Persian, Union and }Etna Air Tight, together,
with other patterns which he has of all sizes lei
Parlins or Chambers, and calculated for burn
ing either wood or coal. Also the Etna, Globe,
Aster, Albany, Plat-top and Bandbox or Poor
Man's, with other
COONING.STOVES,
coniprising the latest improvements in kitchen
stoves, and intended (or chimer wood or coal.—
Also the Dining Room Cooking Stove—a new
and elegant article, to which Ito invites the par
ticular attention of families. II is cooking stoves
range in price from $lO to '25, with all the fix
tures complete. Also Nine Plate Stoves of
various patternsand at all prices. Al.o
EN'A_IVEEI,LED AND uvRED_SKAREL
for Cooking Stoves, Brans Kettles, &c. Also,
ovary article in the line of Tin and Copper
Ware. The public are respectfully invited to
call as he is Confident with his large stuck, ya—
rlety and cheapness, el being able in give entire
satisfaction to every purchaser. Call and see.
M. MORRIS.
October 19, 1853-3 m
Sheriff's Sales.
B
Y virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni Ex
ponus, issued out of the Court of Cummon
Pleas of Cumberland county, and to me dirou.
ted, 1 will expose by public voodoo or outcry,
at the Court [louse in the bormigh of Carlisle,
on FRIDAY, the 11th day of Novetnbcr,lB.s3,
at 10 o'clock, A. IVI„ the following described
real estate. viz:,
A Lot of Ground, pituate in the bor
oueh,,,, of Ncwville, containing GO tent in front
and 189 feet in depth, more or less, bounded
by Main street on the south, by a lot of Robert
Mclver oh the west, on the north by Cove alley
and east`by an alley, having thereon erected a
rwo tsory STONE ROUSE, a one story brick
house and . a lag stable, &c. Seized and taken
in execution as the property of James Reed, dec.
and all to be sold by me.
J OS. McD A—
MON D,
Sheri ff.
Oct 1918.53
Classical and Literary High School.
NEWITEGLE, PA. . •
rirHE Winter Session , nr this instuu:
'=•-•
lion will commence on TUESDAY, the
Ist of November next, and continue 5 months.
.1u the department of Instruction the Principal
will be aided by entupetont AssiStants All cars
and diligence will be used to prepare youths
either fort teachers, or for the ordinary busi—
nesses of life,.or for College.
TE R NIS - -ForWon,' Botirding,
and Lodging ' $5O
All other expenses extra.
• For further particulars address the under
signed, at Newvillle.
ROBEICP McCACDREN,
Principal.
00112
FRESH - TEAS, &c,
JENKINS' Beat Brand of s, Green and
Black, in metallic packages, also in bulk and
in original packages. A large rind general tie.
sortment of'the best wIIITE - IRON STONE
-AND. GRANITE WARE, with a variety of
, Glass Ware, and Common Ware nrevery de.
scription, in setts or otherwise ict suit the pur
chaser, together '
CEDAR WARE; WILLOWIVARE,
end a variety or Fancy Waro always in store
end fur sale at the "Family Grocery" of'
June 8.1653. , J, W. EBY.
LEILTIZER.
FRITZ.& HEND,RY, •
Store, 29 N. Bdst., Phila. -
Morocco Mnnufactarers, Corriere, Importers,
Coomission and•Goneral Leather Businetis,
4 WHOLESALE
,Sc, RETAIL.
Manufactory 15 . Margareita street... se )7t
Bonnet Feathers.
•
THE auticiiber'litssjusc . ppened • en Igo,iice
id Daniell and otkier J3n l ll l ,Cl • 11,011 ;ere. ,P;
half the 11611(11' peit?o,, Alpo vcv cheap tot at
Fancy bros Silks.'
• • . %,-• GEO. W::.111TNE11.. '
.7.* . A*,irb.*a! 4 Vl.o.*';
. .
•I• • . •
NTH 1,1 undorsignodaro now propnrod to freight
'. I .. a • tamorchandiza from
9 1- 22'
vr-g;9: vbee. , Philadelphia 'and
Baltimoro,.at •ro.
duced.rates, with rogularity.and despatch. '
Fined, Ward 41Prott; '31,5 'Oarkll. 13ircol,'
Phdadolphia. •
A, IT. Bornitz, 76 North Bqd6t,
Michael Herr North'StrohJ; Poltiake;
sap226m t.T. hr. D. ItlIOADS: '
_
.
sToVEs_l,siVOvzsi. stall - Ea!
'D. GOII,GAS;
rOUL D infctrin the public that ho has ein
V V 'en hand id his establishment, on Moat
Street nest door to Marion the Iltirgest
and most complete assorimeneof •
COOK, OFFICE & PARLOUR, STOVES
to lie foetid in this countY, tvltich will be sold
at the lowest prices for cash or.approved credit.
Ills stoeli,consists of a largetiesprtmont of new
and highly approved
PATENT• COOKING STOVES,
• .
Finished in the most complete manner, and
calculated for either wood or coal, or both: All
the old standard patterns, which have stood the
hist or.espoeinace, may be found at his estab
lishment. Also n great variety of the most ap
proved and beautiful ' ; -
PARLOR AND OFFICE STOVES, •
Including a number of now styleti, possessing
very superior advantages over those heretofore
in usc. rFamilies and housekeepers are reipeet
fully invited to give him a call before purcha
sing elsewhere. Stoves delivered to any part
of the county and put up ltt the shortest notice.
Ho continues to do al, kinds of
TIN' AND SHEET IRONWARE,
and Copper work, and has constantly on hand
or will make to order every ertiele required by
housekeepers or ethos in this line. His stock
of Tin and Copper-ware embraces every kind
of household and kitchen utensil, Warranted
equal to the best manufactured. Persons in
want of articles in his line may always be sure
of being accomodated to their satisfaction by
giving film a call. lOctl9
Farmers, Coopprs & Millers
LOOK. TO YOUR INTERESTS,
150,000 t e t tao o u ni r
t l i 3 i rt e rr b e e l st S o T a r
t .LS
her.
1000 extra fine CHEST ' UT POSTS.
The above Staves arc to be found at , Al iddle
sex, North Middletoa township. By way of
recommendation, we would only say, we are
selling thorn,
,from their superior quality,) to
coopers who have heretofore refused using cut
staves, also to others who are distant, and in
theitnidst of stave cutting establishments.
PRICE— , SS 50 per 1000, or 20,000 for 8100.
All cash, or i satisfactory reference.
Apply to the subscriber. or to JOHN KAH
NE r , Aliddlesex. Also,
WaIITTES?,
300 bdles of good, long , well cured RYE
STRAW. The market price will be paid at
the premises of the owner.
Appl . } l to the subscriber through Carlisle P.
0., box No 10, or at his residence, one mile
south of Middiescx. -
Octlo3t DA VID MILLER, Jr.
First Arrival or Fall Dry. Goads,
At the New and Cheap'Slore.
U"eise 11.*
_Campbell
wo U L D respectfully announce to their
friends and the public that they have
just received (rum _New York and Philadelphia
a large and handsome assortment of
FALL AND %V.l TER GOODS,
consisting of the latest styles of Dress Goode,
French plaids, cashmeres, mous de Doilies,.
all wool, mous de Lieges, Persian Cloth,
plaid, brocade and black silks, al-.
pacas, and .Nlourning Goods.
I)OMESTICS
Bleached and unbleached muslin; checks,
Ginghains, tickings. wht and cl'd Canton
Flantiefs; table linen,table cloths,Napkins
Damask towels, wool flannels, &e., &c.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
cambric and swiss ruffling, edginc, , and insert
ing, lisle mechlin and 119 r -stains laces, collars,
undersleeevcs. speneorg, cuffs &c.
HOSIERY.AND G LOVES
cashm,re and Saxony hose, merino half
hose, white and black silk hose, black, white
and mixed cotton hose. ladle's and gents silk,
kid, fleecy lined silk and cotton gloves
CLOTHS AM) CASSIMERES
A large assortment of cloths, eassimcres, sati
nets, Lentueky joaaa; merino, satin and black
silk vestings. •
DD-O"rS AND .SIICIES__
A large ass irtment of ladies and gentlemens .
shoes, slippers and boots, childrens shoes, from!•
the best manufacturers.
FAMILY GROCCRIES,
Rio and Java Calicos, New Orleans, Cubti and
refined sugars, Levering's, Syrup Molasses.:
Cuba do., and Spice's of all kinds,
Their goods have nll been selected with great
care from the best New York and Philadelphia'
houses, and cannot fail to suit purchasers both
in quality 'and price. . ' sepl4
HARD WARE--FRESH ARRIVAL 1 !
HENRY SAXTON.
THE subscriber having returned from the
city would call the attention of his friends and
the public g nerally to the large and well se
lected assortment of Hardware which ho has
just received. consisting in part of
• BUILDING NIATERIALS,
such as nails, scr ws, hinges, locks, bolts, '
glass, putty, paints,. oils, &c. TOOLS—
edge tools; saws and planekol every descrip
tion, with rasps, linninters,
.anyils,
- A - general assortment of
SHOEMAKERS & SADDLERS' TOOLS
together with morocco. lining and binding,
skins, shoe thread, wax, pegs; lasts, harness
mounting, saddletrees, &c.
COACH TI2 INI N G —canvass (plain, en
amelled, figured and embossed,) patent and en
Eartiotted leather, axles, springs, hubs, spoke
fellues, shafts, &c,
• Cabinet Makers will find a large assortment
of varnishes, mahogany and walnut veneers,
moulding. rosettes, hair cloth, curled hair, &c.
The stuck of IRON is large and well sake
od, comprising all the kinds in general use, as
hammered and rolled tire of all sizes, flat, bar
and Land iron, round, ,square and oval trop,
horse shoe iron and nail rode, with a largo lot
Of cast and spring steel, English and American
blister steel, &c.
II msekeepora and those about commencing
will find it to their advantage to Call and exam
inn our •cutlery britiania and plated ware,
pans, kettles, cedar - ware, baskets, &c.
In addition to the above we have received a
splendid assortment of WALL PAPER, ma
king tho stock complete,. and at su'.h prices as
cannot fail to give satisfaction. We invite all
friends to call, knowing - it will ho to their own
advantage. Remember the old stand, East
High Street, Cardsle, P, •
Oct. t 2, 1853.: -- HENRY SAXTON':
Sfteriira Sales.
RY virtue of sundry wits or Venditioni gar
ponas, issued out of the Common Pleas ol
Cumberland county, and to me directed, I wil
expose to public vendee or etiter:ii, at the Court
House in the borough of Carlisle on FRIDAY,
the 4th day of November, 1853. at 10 o'clock,
A. 1‘1,,, the following duacribed real estate, viz:
A Tract of Land situote,in South Mid
(noon twp., containing. 30 acres more or less,
bounded on the north by lieulemin Kauffman,
on the south add east by Peter F. Egli. Having
thereon erected a two story log weatherboard
House, log spring' house, frame born, and log
distillery with the stills and fixtures, and a dou
ble one story tenant house, &c. Seized , and
taken in execution as the property of John M.
Good and. Maria Jood, his wild.
Also, a 'Lot of Ground,.llO. 1, situate
in'Springfield, West Pandsboro cortithin
ihg 100 loot in trout-and 180 feet iti depth thole
or loss boutolod by Main .stieet on the south,
by tits Big Spring, 'and David Brandt on the
west, an alloy oil the.w'est, an alley on the north
and John Piper 011 trio oast. Having thereon
created a two story, alone house, log stable and
etpne distillery,
A Iso.a LotpfGround, situate in Spring
field. %Vest•Peditslitiro twp., containing GO feet
flontand 180 feet..in depth moretor less, bowl.
dad by Mothers street on the east. by nu alloY
on the north, by a lot,of Peter Palm on the
south unit Josiah flood on,the west. Seized and
taken in execution as the properly of Isaac
Marltward.
• . ,
Alio, a Lot, of Ground, situate
Stoughetown. Newton twn., - containing one
fourth of an num muse or less, bounded on the
north by thu Cliamberaburg and diorrisburg:
turnpike rood. on.tho oast by Mrs Mellinger,.
and on the south and wast"hy laude .of John'
Grimes. flaying a
'thereon oreetn twostoryi
fruino house and frame back• bt,fltlipg
,adog
stable and shoemaker Ew.., Seized and:token
dn'oFccution ns.the piopcyty of SonmetPleYric.i
'Also; .a
Lot of Ground, situattr in the,
do ro n g l ioA'ettrliAlo.. - contatningl3o‘feet•i n front;
and 250 (mit in,deptlt inure or leas, hounded on;
the west by .GeorgO Kikley; on tho - eSst by
Jacob, Ithoom. on the south by Pomfret street,:
on the north by Church nilny: traViarthoreon
erected a' Hines4hter honstrand tatible and none
utorydoe building,' &a...9oized. and. taken in
execution natho property of:James .Dateitv.ttnii
allykint sold by aid... • • '
Sheriff s Ofrico,.oar-,Z ItteDAAMP Nl3
, Atele„Oct , l4, 4843., 51,
.PRODUOE DreIAIERS, COMMISSION d:,
FORWASPVICiiMNRCILANP3, ir
ttavr2 cikft...lSLE;P '
..z~tt~fC(~l11I~0Ua; j^
LitliOurnoro.F .
gtV - .„ ,'''`="•eF•
Buy yi:IIie:CD - AL - OC:
• E. BIDDLE.
0 1 0i/LY.:$2 CO licitton foi..Cusli; Muth
noltrpm 4.l),TR.semoza 7-Boclvx
1 7 01 i 'RENT
' THE subscriber offers ftdieiti r fio'm the let,
inert. for one or rribro years, elev . &
wo , stSrY ' I 3 , RfeK...HOUShI; aroro•houso agdl
at of grouncis , situnto .in Dickin) on
top. Comb. co: 'rldir proper`y is well I oOatod
.oF.businese, and tho store-room- is 'new ocCa
. pled as such. l'here is also n finospring house
with an excellent spring twining through it at-.
tacked, and Ella lot, contains many choice fruit
trees. JACOB IIIINIIIIINGER.
October 5 3w
DAVIS.* CULIN,
Dealers in
•
Lamps, Lanterns and ChandelierS,.
N B Corner Aural and Cherry sin., Phila.
11 . A n I
d rl
i N ia G vi
n e g nl t a i red and i g liu g e i
Btro asso r tmen t td
;etlc
i o lt
i tr p o , ,
in Philadelphia, they are now prepared to fur
nish Camphine, Pino Oil,
BURNING FLUID,
Etheroid Oil, Phosgene Gas and Lard „.
Lamps. Lanterps of all paterns, Fancy Hotel
Lampitr, Chandeliros, Gwandoles and
Candelabras, and Brittania Lam ps,at the man.
ulacturers lowest prices. Glass Lamps by the
'package, at,n small advance over auction vi
ces. Being large MAN Sof
Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alco
hol and (the only true) Phosgene Gas, they can
furnish these articles at such prices that 151er-
Chants will find it to their advantage to buy.—
Call before going elsewhere, if you want bar
gains. Also the Safety Fluid Lamp for sale.
October 5,1853—1 y '
TOYS, TOY 3, FAIVOY GOOD 2 I
WITALLELDIC MILLER,
, ,
11 AS just voceiVorrhis Fall Importations o
TO YS,DOLLS, Work Baskets and Box
,es, articles for Confectioners, Druggists and To
bacconists, also FANCY GOODS of every
description, such as ' •
Toys of - wool. china, load, tin, gte, 1000.-styles.
Jointed, kid, wax and dressed Dolls, all sizes.
Doll Heads with teeth, moving eyes, &e.
Accordeons, harmonicas, violins; trumpets,
Wltches, optics, rings, waggons, &c,
Morblci of chins, agate, glass, common, coPLI,
Gorman slates and pencils, all sizes.
Percussian Caps, G D., 'l' 11, and other marks.
Cornets, bonbon and cracking secrets, &e.
Fancy Baskets and boxes, dressing eases,
Alabaster articles, Jewelry boxes, Inkstands,
Toilet boxes, Perfumery, Tee.ll brushes.
Druggists' fancy articles;Carinine, C.II. Pencils
Telmer-4) and Snuff boxes. Segar cases. Tmibil.
Turkish and German Pipes of Ppreelain,
'Bronze, etc.
With an'endless variety of newest styles of
Fancy Goods.
Dealers will find it to their advantage to make
an early examination of this stock. as the Goods
are all new and will be offered at the very low
est rates. W. TILLER, Importer,
I Commerce St., Philadelphia.
Penny Toys, 50 kinds. Cases of assorted
Toys, at $5, 10, 20, per case. seps.2rn
' SELLING OFF. AT COST!
$15;001-1 worth of GOODS still on'hitud i
V In.uddition to our otoelr, we
havCreeeieeil - and are now
_reooivink - -a; large
tot of Fall nod N.Vinter Goods from two 01 our
branch.stores. •
As all of this stock Was purchased before the
present great advanced price in goods, and will
be sold at COST, purchasers can save from 25
to 50 per cent by giving us IVl' early call. We
nuw'fitiVe Black Silks, Long Shawls, Ticking,
-Check, Blankets, Casainets, Cloths, Muslims,
&c., all of which we were out of previous to
yesterday's arrival. Also Carpets, and a lot
yr Boots and Shoes just received.
Coll soon and receive the bargains before
they are all gone.
LC/Target:is still-to be-had at the Clothing
Store near Burkholder's potel.
CHARLES OGILB Y.
scp2B3w
Plainfield - Classical Academy
Near Carlisle, I'a.
rVIIE Oth
Nov.ession (five months) will com
l. menet) . 7iit. The buildings are new
and extensive (one erected lasi Fall). The
:situation is all that can be decored lot health
fulndss'and moral purity Removed from the
excitements of Town or Village th- Student
may here prepare for College, Mereentile par.
suits, &c. All the branches are taught which
go to form a liberal c ducat on. A COIIEI6OII.
'tions discharge of duty has secured, under
Providence. the present flourishing condition
of the Institution. Its Immo prosperity shall
be maintained by the mine means.
Terms—Board and Tuition (per
. session), $5O 00
For Catalogues with full information address
It. K. 13 U NS,
Principal & Proprietor.
.Plainfield, Comb, Co., Pa.
_
xo } oo®S . PIECES!
_
HAVE', just opened the largest assortment
of NVALL PAPERS over opened in Car•
lisle, consisting of about 0,000 pieces of the
latest French and American designs, ranging
In price front 5 cis to $I 75, also Window Pa-
hers and Fire Screens. Plain Green and Blue
-Papers &e, Persons wishing to purchase any
'of the !Novo can save at least 25 per com by
calling at JOHN P. LYN E'S
Hardware Store, West Side of North Hanover
Street, Carlisle.
Fish, Fish, 0 Fish!
A CiioloE lot of .;o. 1 MACKEREL, in
whole, half.aud ..er 1.101, also a lot of
'new No. 3 Mackerel lb: sr lo cheap 'or cash at
the family grocery more of
Juno 2?.1853. J. G. WILLIAMS,
REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE
On TUESDAY, November lac, 1853,
LL be sold at public solo, in the bur
V V ough of Ncwvillc, a
TRACT OP LAND,
situate in NOwton 'twp., Cumb. county, con-'
taming 4S acres, more or less, adjoining the
borough of Nowville on the nor th east, and the
Bar Spring pp , the east. This land is conveni
ently located either for farming or out lots, and
will be sold together or in seperate lad as Indy
be thought adiantngeons,
Also, at the same time and•place, a Tract of
Limeetene Lnnd, situate in West Petinaboro
twp., a mile rind a quarter south of Newville,
containing SO acres, adjoining lands of' Daniel
Duncan,Joseph Drown and John. Waggoner.
From Ito 20 acres ofthis tract is covered with
limber of an excellent quality. • 111,e rest is
cleared and in a good state of cultivation.
Also, at the same time and place, a Lot of
Ground on Railway street, in the borough of
having tliareott erected a two story
BRICK HO DSc: and back buildings. Sales to
commence at 10 o'cllocli, peon. of said day,
wdon terms will be made known by
JOSEPH HANNON,
'WM •GRACEY,• •
Ex'rs of Jami So - Hannon,
ME
Extensive Furniture Rooms.
J AMES
R.WEAVIA. would rearectfully
call the attention of House Keepers and the
public to hie extensive stuck of ELEGANT
FURNITURE. including Sofas, I Varcirohes,
Centre-and other 'rabies, Dressing anti plain
13nrcaus and every °Om article in, liMbranch,ol
business. Also, now on hand the largest
3ortme4t °ICI - lA.IRa in Carlisle, at the lowest
prices. KrCollina made at theshorteat notice
and a Hoarse provided for funerals. He antic.'
ilea dall'at his dfitithqshinol - it on 'llatth Ilan°
ver street, near Glass's HOTEL. N.,ll.—Fur.
Mime hired out the !Print!, or year;
Carlislo,norch CM. 1850,-4,
Mineral Water, Sarsaparilla, &e.
ST HE subScilber would respectfullyannounce
to the citizens oPC6rliele nod the . communify
at large, that he loin commenced tlie manufac
ture of Mineial Waters and - Sartipatilla of the
very best, flavel'and the bottling
of Porierf• Ale and Cider. He te fully 'and
nnifily..preeared to furnish all'oeclorii promptly
and with despatch, and hopes by strict attention
t o • hasineasc--to reaeiv,fs,, , thett-nvp,m o, i9n du to
iinterpiiiiiirwliteli'hOosp.iVtitilly "
Resi
dence in Main' •Street .. , nenr the Rnil Rend
ridge. . , R p.m,. W. B RANDT.
• Pluiok , ;;;:
aodY. L 00. L. s
Tlftvitest gild, Chtittnost :Ow .Alarlio far
~; .VanOlY
200 TONS of the colahrated, Wallach Gap
.Coal, : Dauphia , county,.narid o Gold Mine,Gap
Coal,
at
junt. received 'and , for
sale at pricen from .09,25 to :183,50 pin tone by
.E. IHDOLE:..ir; at mho liarohuitso .formerly
owhod:hy-B:,M. Honvet/ :c.l , ,
Or• Coal candle delivered-any wheraninng
the line of , tho iCtiinborlanth Yalle3h Rail.. Road.
Ordora..hY Uttar (Pc:Sit:paid) prompftattoudcil
' tritarcl/16.1 „
ttotil)
FAILITILLINERY GOODS.
'•,,,
JOHN S'r . ONP & SONS, '
46' South Sciondstt eels Philadelphia,
-
A RE now opening for tho.Fallyrrado a well
Boi . nitedassonment , • , •
.•
.„
SELKS,, RIBBONS,
, FEATHERS, FLOIVERS . ' '
.
AND MILLINERY GOODS GENERAL.
Confining themselves ekelusivoly. to• -this
,branch oc,,tbo : trade, and Importing the larger
part admit• stock, onabregt.them to offer nn as.
sortment unsurpassed in extent, and variety,
which will be sold on the most favorable terms.
Seilternher 19; 18.537-2 m ,
sows, anowszzins,
Importers and Manufacturers of every kind of
14 AD 8! FURS, ~
86 ArA street '(below Third at) Philadelphia,
and at 178 hater street, NOw York.
lour Goodehave all been selected in Eu
-rope by one of t'id firm s and manufaCtured
by ourselves in the inos:f elegant_ and lashiona
ble 'manner, We cab offer thorn ut a print:linking
their superior • quality into consideration) that
will defy competion.
Silver Modals awarded for superiority by the
Institutes of Pennqlvania and Maryland.
weAcmcnnEL.
200 bble, in Whole and Half barrels, now
receiving and for sale by
• WOQD &MIT u.
Cheitp initches 14*_Jewlrip
WHOLESALE and 'RETAIL
at the " Philadelphia Watch
and Jewelry Store," Number
96 North Second Street, corner
of Quarry, Philadelphia.
, Gold Lever Watches; full
ljewelled, 18 carat cases, , e 20,00
Gold Lepiao, 18 carat cases, $24 00 tri
Silver do jewels, t 00 2
Silver Lever,' full jewelled, 12 - 00 ad
Superior Quartiers, 7 00
Gold S,pectaclos, 7: 00
Fine Silver Spectacles, 1 50
Gold Bracelets '
. 3 00
Ladies' Gold P encils,' 100
Sp
Silver Toooons, set, 5 00
Gold Pon.'Pencil and Silver Holder; 1 00
Gold• Finger Rings 373 cents to.sB ; Watch
Glasses, p1ain,.124 cents t Potent, 181 ; Lunet,
; other articles in proportion. Al goods
.warranted to he what they are sold for.
STAUFFER k ITA RLEY,
sopt7lt' Successor's to - o.Cburail.
Oa hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and
opines, still lower than the above prices.
)
!Or., ,
t,oloci.Vitilin
THE EIGHTH st; SILK STORE
No. 4, North Eighth Street, Phila.
V V. DEPU Y mums his thanks to his nu.
01 merous customers toi i:umberlandcounly
fur their liberal patronage duriug the last Bea
ton, and is now proparod to
,supply . them at
•elsorm'Ao pricos, with ..e,,onrY - desT.ription of
Caney Dry o.mds. 116`stoak comprises a full
assortment of
Firre French Merinoes
Rich Plaid Cashmeres
Paris Aloes do Laines
Rich Plaid Silks
Brocado do
Plain do'
Plain, all Wool do
Cheap de Laines
Imported Gingham:
Chintzes Muslins Flan
nals and Sackings
.Changeable do
Satins and Florene
Paris Qd Bakes
Embroidered Collars
'Sleeves Chemizeltea
Also, a 101 l line of nll widths of the BEST
BLACK MKS, with Shawls, nantillat, Rib
bons,_ Cloaks, Ire Wets, Cloaking -Cloths ; &c.
in eroat variety.
WO goods nro bought low, in largo lots, from
first hands.
J. V. DEPUY,
41, N. bth St., Philo
sep73m
HAYES' PATENT
TUBULAR OVEN HOT AIR RANGE
Various Sires, to, suit Families, Boarding
• houses and Hotels.
TIOSE in want of a superior Cooking Ap
puritan are invited to call at out Ware -
boast: and examine this Range. For ilurability
economy add simplicity in operation_it.stands
unrivaled. It hat a perfect hut air ventilation
—and meats haket; in Chia oven will retain their
juice and flavor canal to ,hat roasted bolero tin
°pan fire. Meats and y cooked at the
stone titan wi,hout 030 ;Wee. , tg the other. It
will supply sullic'etit It ell air to heat addi
tional rooms for i;to oldest weather. .It has
no descending or rerun flue-, and to equally
well adapted to - in , tho:noits or common hard
coal: 'rhe's‘opin valv'e over theboiling port of
the Range carries off' ,he strum and scent of
conking, as well no heat in summer.
• Every Range sold warranted to give satisfac
tion, or no expense to the purchaser.
HAYES' VENTILATOR,
I'm ented Octobor, 1848,
For Public Halls, Farlorzes, Railroad Cars
Chunmes, Flues, Ships, Steamers,
Puro air is a subject olaiming the attention
of every individual, and all buildings should be
provided with the proper means of ventilation.
Also, a powerful
Warming and Ventilating Furnace
For Ptvellop , s, School Houses, Churches, flails
Stores Factories, -4,0,-
A large ar.sorc meet of Office, Hall and Cook
ink, Stoves, Parlor Grates, Registers, &c.—
Wholesale and Relail.
RAND Sc UAYES,
82 North Stxth street, Phila
KrPoraonal attention given to warming mid
ventilating, both public and privato buildings.
'• Lined Buck Gloves.
TUE subaceiber has'on hand Men's BUCK
GLO VES, Hued with Sheep suitable for
d lying gloves. janlg G. W. UITNEU
,Tuvrus STERN,
No. , 171 North 2d street, opposle the Came
. Hotel„ Philadelphia.
HAVING in Store a fall'and extonsivo as
sortmont of Millinery articles 'Triaan.ings,
and Fancy Goods, such as Riblionds. Laces,
Blond, Glace Silks,Floreneca,llottnei Frames,
and a,large as ortment oftNeedla.werked Has,
Collars, Cups, Flounces, Inserting's, Edgings,
&0., togothor rith a groat variety of other ar
ticles in outline too numerous to mention, at'
WIIIILESALE. AND RETAIL,
N. B. 1 request all suet' us arc abouhmakinz
their purchase's to give me a cal , . 'ilitep2B2m
1 Qonsiantly onhand
' and for sate by
A.CKEREL,
SHAD,
SALMON,
HERRINGS,
r DTA RICHT . WitAllr,•
PORK,
SILOULOERS
J;PALIVWfr& Co
- al IA
LARD AND UtIEESE dept, 7, 1853, 3m
HENRY J. WOLF,
.ITTOILVEY ✓ir Lair,
Witt, No. 2, Beclem's Row.
A LL profeeSional business, strictly attended
111. to. The Gorman language seolt on as road
ify as the English, [Sep 14 1853
NJULILION NALL
J. W. EBY'S FAMILY dROCERY
Java and illaraenibd Coffees, 'Green and
Roasted Orleans and Claraned
Brown:Sugars, Pulvorimd, ,Cruslidd and
Loaf do, Soft CriGhddlitreseivino do.
'ide, Farina. and Corn SiSrelvTroma.
Cocoa,' Chocolato;•'S!nnilla Nall, '
Moo°, Citron, wit Spioas'9( evoryltidd,
Sporn', Mould, Adamantine Candles,
Orleans and , Sugar 11. Syrup Molasses,
• ' Lovering!s !molt quality Syrup.
•S'P'A fresh assortment of r !I tho above arti
oles,, and. a general auppli of other articles
usually kept by.us, all jas; opened and, for sale
at our now store room
Juno B', 1853
‘ " ,-36144,
CA WA .
:Corner of Hanover on'd'Loniher'ate.:,
TllE undersigned has altvays ou hnnd a large
stock of suptirior Cabinet. Ware, in nll the
different Kyles, which he ip'prepareir to eel' at
thci.lowest pricos Ho intille3 'attention partic
ularlY.tO the ;'steal Spring. Bottom Bastead. a
'host uSeftil article, which entirely obviates all
objections.: Tho'bottonroan ho,attathed to old
BedsteatliL 'Wire sadden,"
tion to all who havo them in Asa. • ,
irTHOFTOI§ mad e to 6,04 litho shortest
notice. ,
• ' JACOB
185 I .--I,y '
mEner , IINIVEGifts...... - •
111 11C EIVED ddy,fdira'cl from ethoinna=
11 trig% ot 'that foltotvingcclobra«
tad Brander - • ••••, •••••• • •• • •
100 Sugar Cured Davie &' Co'ollioef Hams, ,
•100. , Gardher;Phipp & C'o's Hams.
- 100 /$4,, o. •
Thialast•biaridgaine,dAhorPriao 111mlul Mo.
London Worbrn , Falr t AlB6 ala igo supply of
Oo'untryalninal Bacton;&imuldota snd Side!' all
of which will bo 'Ol4 vory , low far%carb.. •!.
•' • ;:'; • ; 1 .! J. Go WILLIAAS, ;
Juno 21,1833. • Family Grocer.
4eall, &date gaiety.
ilialllS
oat - Ira:111% Cotrn . T • SaiLll.‘ '
• On FRIDAY' the 28th of October, 1853.
IN pursuancoof an order ol' the Orphan',
..1. Court, of-Cumberland couty, will - be - suld,
al II o'clock in the forenoon ut said day, on
the premises, the following descrlliapruperty,
situsitu to ih the borough of New 'OunilierlandOn
Hie •ottitty aforesaid, part of the estato,el,Hl.H3-
El ' R. CHURCH, sr, dec'd. viii
LOTS No. 210, 121; kii , 26,..20-tind".l99.'',.
-.Lot 210 is vacant, Lot 121 hue's T•vor:gith.Y
'Weatherboarded HO t. SE, it'd Frame:Hotels
thereon erected. Lots 15 and 28 IitivORILK
HOUSES and Stahl s iherecin. , 'Liitbs-has a
Frame House thereon.
CONDI'cIONS OF SALE--s•Ogathird of
. the "purchase money to remain in--the hands of
the purchaser or purchasers during the natural
tic of Catharine Churcli,•widow in said deco=dent, as a licit on the property,.. 'The hitercst
on the same to ho mud to the said Catharine.
yearly, and every year tiering her-natural life.
-Interest to continence on the tat of April, 11354','
when ['obsession. will begiven to the Said pin-,
'chaser or purchasers, a nd the' principal to be;
mild to the heirs and repreteniatives Of said ilis;-
•seedant, after the death of the said Catharine,
according to their 'respective interests. Also;
the share of. Lot:kw od Church, ticie'd, ono of
the chldreti of the said Robert R. Church, [ie.: .
ceased. in the other two thirds of the parches':
money is to remain the hands of the purchs..or
or purchasers as a lien on die property duriogihe
file of said Catharine . church., 11ne isle elt on
some to be paid to her yearly and during her
uctiurallife. - Interest to commence on the Ist
of April, 1854, and the principal of said chore
after Hip death of the said Catharine- to be paid
to the hersoirorpersons legally entitled to the
same. The one third of the balance of the
said purchase money -to bo paid on the fat of
April 1851, to the heirs of the said Robert
Church, deceased, (except Lockwood as afore
said) according to their-respective interests.—
The other two thirds of said purchase money
to be paid on the Ist of April 1855, with Inter
est from the lot of April, 1854, to the heirs of
1110.891 d Robert R. Church, deceased, (except
ing Lockwood as aforesaid > ) according to their
reapectiVe interests, Tho said purchaser or
purchasers Mudd property. or any of the same,
will on the confirmation of the sale 'or bales, be
required to enter into recognizance 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 ,whieh will be required to bo paid on
the confirmation of said sale or sales.
1.3.. F. LEE,
Adm'r do banjo non of It,
,R. Church, doc'd
scp'23re
Valuable Real Estal s e
AT PRIVATE SALE*
THE subscribers will older at private sale in
South Middleton twp Cumberland county,
the following real OBIAO, late the property of
DaVid Kryslier, doc'tl, about four miles east of
Carlisle on the Lisburn road, bounded by lands
of Robert' C. Storret, Abraham Homier, John
Solenbarger, Samuel Etter and others,
CO.NTAINING . 130 ACRES
of first rate limestone land, about Pb acres of
which are cleared and under good fence and in
a high slate of cultivation. Tho re no'nde , is
covered with hue young timber tyll 11:3011. t 5
acres in clover, The improvements are is o
good DWELLING HQ USES, the
one a two - story log two e, with a ?"
kitchen attached, plasier t, in and MI ,10:,
outside, wi'h the necessary outbuil
dings--oven, smoke house, corn crib "=""--'"---
hog stable, and a never failing well of water at
the door[ -The otlier,m new - two,story - frame
house, well finished, with all the necessary out
buildings—wash house, o,en and oven house,
a hog stable, well and pump rte .r the doo.; 5 1 :
so a double log barn, corn e ihs, carriage home,
Sheds, apple mill, cider press and press hou..e.
Also an apple orchard of about at wo hundred
trees of choice grafted fruit. Also a number of
peach, cherry and plum trees, with a never
tailing well of water r luting (An nearly alt the .
time ,with a pump in convenient for watering.
Any person wishing to view the said property
can do so by cilium. on David R. Krysher, who
resides on paid farm. The property will be
sold in part or the whole, to suit purcha,ers.
DA VID R K R VSEIER,
- JOHN HILLER,
auglilExecutors.
•
VALUABLE PAR=
, AT PRIVATE SALE.
Tsubecriber offers at private sale a farm
A situated in N-irlit Middltyton twp, Curnb.
co, four miles cost of Carlisle, and fourteen
west of Ilan isb.urg„ on the turnpike road,
CONTAINING 130 ACRES
of first' rate liinestone land, cleared and under
cultivation. Also 30 acres of ' Woodland con
venient to supply the farm with wood. Tho
improvements are a new two story STON E
- HOUSE, 13. feet front, new brick
Barn, 75 feet front, wagon shedr
'corn crib, and other necessary
r outbuildings new. A well of nev•
~~
`~-"
Cr failing water at the.dJor t 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.
sep2 Rim J. E. COBLE.
frLineastcr Whig copy and send bill to. this
ofllce.
VALIUM RIM PEOPERTIr
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Cram subseriher offers at. private sale the
JE following property of Ann Diller, situated
iu Monroe -township, Cumberland county,*a
mile and a half most of Churchtown, adjoiang
lands of Peter and Joseph Diller,
CONTAINING 20 ACRES
of limestone land in a high state of cultivation,
and itbout five acres , n timber. The improve•
menus are a good one story LOG
lIMJSE, and ri young orchard of .fi*:*
choico fruit. Persons wishing to !!,.:;. „Ly l4 l:. '
extintioe the property will please .7,1 r„, 14.
call on the sub..eriber, living at .
Boiling Springs. . D. J. LElDjell,
aug 24 Agt for Anil Diller.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
On SATURDAY, the 29th of October..
malt: subscriber will sell at Public Sale, on• tho promises ' at 10 o'clock, A.- n vat
bable LOT OF GROUN D, situate in South
Middleton township, about one mile west of
the Bolan.' Spring, on the road leading from
York and Shipponsburg, containing about
three fourth of an acre of Limestone land,
and he ring- thereon erected a one • and a half
story Weatherboard HOUSG, an ex- •
cellont shop, suitable for any meelian
it, a stable, &c, with a first rate well o
of water and p variety of choice fruit ts Q t
trees- Terms will be made known '7
on day or saki. • • -
sep2lptl GIDF:ON RUTZ.
FIRE. INSURANCE.
. ,
The Allen and East Pennsborough, Mutual
Fire [neurone° Conipany of Cumberland coun
ty, incorporated by 'an Act of Assn:nit:Ty, is
now fully otga*pl, and in operation under
the inonagemenWtho following commission
ere, viz:
Jacob Shelly, Wm, R. Gorges, Mohan
Cocklin, illeleholr Brenneman, Christian Ste v
man, Christian Thiel, Jacob IL.Coovcr, Lev
Byer, Henry' Logan, Benjamin H. Nusser,..3ll,,
cob Kirk, 'Sumac! Prow,..il, 'Joseph 'Wieiltlr
sham.
The rates of insurance are ns low and favor
ab:o us ony Compony of thq kind in Ilia Soto.
Persons wishing to
,bccome aro in.
cited' to make "application to tho agents of the
company, who ore willing to wait upon them
at any Limo.
HPVJ. IL M OSSEO, Presidem,
IJIINRY Loalur, Vide Piesidealf
Lewis ,liyor,,Secretary. • • • •
Michael Cucklin, Timurcr.
'"Cumberland County.--Itudfilph Martin; N.
.Ontriborland; C. B. Ilarman.Kingstown ; Hen
ry Zearing, Shiremanstown.; Charles 8011,
arllelo ; Dr. ,J. Alp , Churchtown ; Samhel
Graham; Weal Pennshorough; James IVlctiow
ol, Pranitford ; , t 'Vlode Griffith, Smith
Middle
ton;: Samuel: Coovor, Benjamin Havorstiek,
Mealianiceburg; John Sherriek, Lisburn; Da
vid Coover ; Shephordstown.
York County,—John DoWman, Dillsburg
PetertWolford, Franklin; John, Smith , Eng,.
Wariffington ; %V, S. tricking, Dover ;
Bqffenaberger,.AW,Crafi,Paradise.
..." . .lianiribura..—Nettser,dx Loehman,
Momhers-of Om company haying,. policies
11001 a to .expiro con 'have; them, ranee/oil, by
Making application' to any °Nile 'agCnts, ; .1
N0v.24, ly. 'f''' "
EHY.
OGC lIFIRN SA MBO, whet de niattor srid
1.1 • you die mornin i :you look lilto , youlah;n
"nick a fitness" dis , 'mottild,..oo golly Nod din
nigga moan dend• wid-de• (Lida .Y-ha,..Arlia,
Y ha, .y4hpn , y/Almggaudeurn , eopeo don't y ou
Apo nil do Adlit'§l'doinnled Old Indies:ODD Aline
air 'Ond . kit a
14110' ItedChaeniMateld'ci,n,toldlat.'• Cub
:.),e9 right off, rgopy.'
•r . • •' • , • • o• `a
lairttebUrlyfes, - ;;Iflal: •
.„
'1000,7;041..1m,6,but1ic.01. Cm:ll,6f dm' limn
‘intan'y ma for QM p•
Otto, jr. Only V 2,40 pei-1on: " •
Lar.lislo.,sltuell 16;1853...
AGENTS
=ME
Viral .._ - o..igte' -,nlf.E'r..- ,•,-1
•ZO 04 1 .A. 10 ,P, E.3krz •,••
r 0 SALE.
, On MONDAr,,,„.l).'evember 14. 1853. -
BY 'virtue of,.arT'det of assembly, liaised the
10th day of February, 1853, the Ountpis.
stoners of Cumberland copra.) , will sell at pub
lie sale, at the Court House In•t he betough of
Carlisle, to the highest and best bidder, all that
L 0 , 1t OP G
.1 0 U N 1:1 ,
knownittS thn ..Ndarositey - property situate on
int• 41kkkistilig11 street in the borough
et. :on
containing GO feet in front end being
teat; numbered in, the general 'plan
• )1 , 1 -:t .0 per cent of the purehaieint,nl'
ny to be paid at - thcc,-;time oft'shle—one half of
-the balance on theist of April 1851, at which
iime,piissesslen will be ,given—t he residue on
abe Ist of April, 1855; with interest This pro
pertris'oae of the moat desirable fanfily resi-
Aeneas in the borough of Carlisle.
. %VAL TROUT,
-3 OS. G. CR ESSLER
••• • 3011 N-13058,
o tie - - . - Commissioners.
VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.
BITE,B- - -
subscriber offers at ,private sale a
Valuable FARM, situated -in Hampden
township Cumberland county, about nne and a
fourth stiles east of Mechanicsburg, adjoining
lands of Peter . Ifarnlibit,"DaVid gbbcrly, Peter
Ganmand Uenry Sraveiy,- :
CONTAINING 128 ACRES
.
of limesione land;ino high state or cultivation
under gocid fences, a large portion of - which is
locust posts and chestnut rails. The road from
Mechanicsburg 'is the turnpike, bounds the
north anil.the road from Silver
to Lisburn hounds t oast side o; sr id farm.
• T e - Viipro ements are a iwo o
Iveatherh aided DWELLING
i,4111•1' ,g 4.• HOUSE, sli Reuse,. with an
• '. l .* excellent ar ed collar, a large
Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn
Cribs—Gr .aeries and other nocsaary out build•
legs. A will of . auger. failing; water in tho
yard; un excellent Orchard of Apple trees, also
a variety of choice fritt(trees, such as Poach,
Pear. dr..c., &c. The Farm is located within a
short distance of excellent :hills and convenient
to churches and schools. Persons wishing to
view Elio farm will please to call on the sub
scriber living in Mechanicsburg.
JACOB COZ.WER.
Aug.lo, 1053.7--ts.
,VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
• AT PRIVATE SAL. .
rffSHE following, FARM and Trdct of Wood
.lL land, the property of Miss Murtha Duncan
of Cat lisle, will be sold at private wile, viz:
All that certain Farm. situate in Sou'liamptort
tt,wnellip, Cumberland county bounded by
lands of R chuck's and Ilitiner',B heirs, Francis
Fultcln ' Benjamin Kimmel, Peitz and others,
CONTAINING 185 ACRES,
strict measure. This Farm, which is situated
on the Walnut Bottom Road, within two mil - ,
Of the borough of Shippensburg, is of a firt.t•
rate quality of land, well cultivated and fenced,
and nearly all cleared, with suilaltle DWEL
LING HOUSE, BARN and out.
buildings. There is a -fine young a ,-
orchard of well.selected apple trees riPii
on the premises together with other 9 1l U I_ . ' •:, •
fruit trees.
C
li
also a Tract of Wo landl,.about threti'Mfai
iers of a mile from the Farqh, bounded by lands
of Adain \Varner, Ge rgeClever's heirs, and
Conrad Clever, containing about sixTy A,
C RES. This land is t.vell covered with young
ithesnut timber 'Fliers is also on it a comfor•
table rennin house and Garden. -Persons
wishing to exprnine these properties can do so
by railing on Mr George Matthews. who re'
sides3on the firm. For terms and conditions
01 sale apply to WM. M. 111 1.) DEE.
- -
7 - Harrisburg Telegraph and / f elicitator Ex
nininer publish six weeks and send bill to this
office. aug '24 6w
Distilling and Flouring DIM
FOR SALL': OR -RELNT,
'TIM , . subscribers 011d . as above their estab
lishinent recently built and located on be
Y . ok turnpike road, fourteen toils Bout the
city of Baltimore and within one mile of the
Baltimore and Susquehanna R. B.lag Cocke) s-
This is one of the tricot elioibie s i tes
near 13010110 re, with four teen fcEifil( on die
Western ken, tributary of the great Gunpow
der I , al:6—a stream romarkablo for its steady
and unifornt flax , of water, seasons el the seve•
rest draught having but little effect upon it.
Or they will sell upon low terms the Distil
lery fixtures, consisting of steGth boiler, stills,
pumps, copper worm, pipes and fermehting
tubs all arranged in the best manner fer,an
operatio lof 100 to 200 bushels ref . day. Or a
practical Distiller or Miller could lie taken in
to co-partnership to work the C(111CCTI/ • Fora
particular' description they fefee to Col. Wm,
Ilenderson,Carlisle, who Macro:tinted with
the, property, or address the undersigued, at
Cockeysville, Baltimore county, Md.
sen2llnpfl LO IT. & WEBSTER.
• RuIISE AND LOT FOR SALE, .
fIIHE subscriber offers for salo the PRAIII.E
1 HOUSE and Lot, 22 feet front by 2W,tert
in East Hain street. The dwelling euntatna
eight coiled roams, including double pnrlo. s
Attached is a cistern, smoke hou3e and stable .
Fur further information apply to
11. A. STURGEON
Agt for: rs, Ann Day.
Sep .i. tf
Gas Fixtures and Lamps.
HOIDRICK, HORNEY &BRO., No 221
N. 2d Street, near Vine, Phila , having
had many years, practical experience in the
business and all work sold by us is tnanufac•
tured under our immediate supervision, we arc
enabled to offer to purchanrs superior artielei
in every branch of our trade. At our Store
may t. found in every variety of style and
finish. as. & Lain p CIIAN DELIERS, PEN
DANT S, SIDE BRACKETS for Balla;
Churches, &c; the Improved Pine.oil Lamps,
together with a tine' sdortment of Fluid, lard,
and Oil.Lampe,.Cirandol6 Parlor Night and
Reading Lamps, Boone' Holders, ote. On
hand Lump Glasses, Globes, Wicks. shades etc.
All work warranted, or no sale. Factory No,
96 Ndble street, near Fourth. Remember I
Store No 22 1 N: to J Stewnt
Depuy's Carpet Store may2Or
David Landreth's
AURICULUURAL AND won• V t‘t
- TICULTURAL
ThiPleMent di. Seed Warehouse.
No. 65, Chesnut Street, •
THE subscriber offers for sale an extensivens•
. sortrr mit of •
AI BICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Herrn CULTURAL TOOLS,
Garden, Grass Field rind Flower Seeds,
Agricultural, Grass,
and Botapnical
PUBLICATIONS:
Implement and Seed,Cataiouee, lAndretlee
Rural Regisier and Almanac for 1853,
udrativ up an personal Or prepaid npelication.
„fr, ,, • ' ' A LNDRETH': •
May 20, 1353.3 m Phila.
• A - 6710E ,
A'NG, Lha reed,rds el the ourt.of Com.
mom Pleas of' ettinberland county the fol.,
proceedings [rept nr,NIZ.:
August, 103, Thomea Hamilton, Ex'r of
Andrew Shell, dcu'd, presented a petition to
the Gomm of COmmon Pleas of Cumb. co.,
setting forth that on the 7 October, 1853, John
llielebaugh execotcd a mortgage to Jeceb..Mil
ler on a tract elletid in Allen twp, Cutnb. Co.'
bounded by the Yellow Breeches creek, lends
ofdacob Stouffer and John Gross, containing 6
acres, 3$ perches, .witlt a Leg Stable, House
and Oil Mill thereon, to secure the payment of
five bonds-Ist, Inc $l5O, peyable. let of April,
18'25—"d for $10) on the let of April, 18:26-2u
for $lOO on the tel oflAprilt 1807.-itlr Mr $l6O •
on the lst of April. 1838,-and sth fid , .955 on
'die Ist April, 16Y9. ',That ; on tlid 13 A Hu.
1831 the.said Andrew• Shell ptdeltased the seal
property at Sheriff's 'eale',ns the .catate of the
said John dridleheitgli, and line since .paid The
said mortgage in full roore.theit En years ago,
Gut" no settsfeetion line yet been entered there.
so. The said Andrew Shell died seized thcre•
of. Said potitionerAlterkfare prays, the _Court.
to gririt,t mid' Jedoli
apps tit' fli r t; fleet Cone of gd itorion (lint- itz ,
b, hottk,driAile'ca Mdndity•ofzNovende r_noxL
and alio wealume•Nlfreefferilionr e net,
emorcal.nputt the said, Mortgage, of .which the
Sheriff clintEghcr ifotiee twenrdloeiO IltOPro.
vifritini•tif thtr•Act'of AssentblY4' •Andin tiutY l
bound:will pray Ste, • !• , i' ,
gal'A t i g itglP :1103400 PS9P!PufYirity.i.9.ne:" is
gilanted, and the 81wrilt to give nike 'title
wspaper forleOPwoolta'aectrdiat td Ilse Act
o i
, c! ./Py: 09. P°!4 l l.
Conibe r riatid flaunt • ' • ~.:;
••,;
(4e'pfgly Zito,',Vrmholiftory die
court of commo I'loaß of Raid county
ropyr
o 'thOldo'Oliot tottry of:11O1
todilt t t acit rer Coo'il 'b% Carlislc‘,; ' ifith thtv'rq Seoffrober.
A. ll y
1 (1E 0. Zi.N•tsl•Prbtli'y '
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Octobor 5,4 w
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uqsertinErt's to the stock of the Carlisle
( i ll's and Wat,i, - Company are.required to
irrWm;3l. Ifjcitem, Eaq.,FTrensurer; at
the Carlisle Deposit Brink, on dr 'afore Tues
day the Cst day, , of , November,' next' ONE
1)011).1R upon ditch' share by thein subscri
bed. By order of the Board.__ •
Octl9
,- - FRED'If WATTS, Tres.
NOTICE.
N ELOCTION for. Direetora.of the Car
L. lisle Dank will ho field at'llie Curlisle Do
posit ,13tink;o'n 1110NDAY, [ho 21st day of
Noveioher; nexti 'bet een the hOurs of
Mtn, and i?.o:Clock, I'. 111.
Gct 19 3w
Estate of John Wonderly,
XTOTICE ialiereby given that letters iesta..
inentary on the estate of John Wonderly,
late'of South Middleton tee/rain, Climb. co.,
have been grunted by We Register
of county to the subscriber. residing in the
borough of Carlisle. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate . are required
to make immediate pa3ment, and those having
claims to present theft for settlement 16
RANI L WONDERLY,
Ex'r.
Oats Gw
Estate of Fre.d'lc Garret, dec'd.
wroTtce. is hereby given that Letteri Tea
ii tamentary on the estate of William P.G.
Ecker, late of Newton to..Voship, Climberland
county, doe'd, have been granted to .tote sub
icritier,'residing in the same township. All
persons knowing, themselves indebted to said
estate are required to make immediate pay.
inset nud those having claims to present them
for settlement to
oat 1261 Dr. DAVID ECHEIL
5T11.415/ EXOGS.
AMP. to the premises of the subscriber, in
,1 40 North Nliddleton twp, three miles east of
Carlisle, about the 7th of August last, FOUR
HOGS. '.Three of them arc White and the
kurth black spotted, •apparently about ten
months old. 'Pic owne,r is requested to com
forward, prove_proporty,.pay charges and.talto
them away, or they will be,sold as the law di—
rects. (oct33tn°•., ',ADAM. HO CHER.' .
, Estate of C. Emminger, dec'd.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Christiana
limminger, late of Silver Spring twp., Cumb.
county, deceased, have been .granted to the
subscriber, residing in the sante township. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate aro required to make immedtate pay.'
Instil, and those having claims to present them
JACOB MOMMA.
Adm'r.
PoTOSTot
ASSIGNEWS NOTICE.
C...t AM UELN. DI VEN Pepertown by deed
c 3 of voluntary aseignrne..t, for the benefit of
creditors, has transferred to the undersigned Fill
his property real and personal. The under
signed Assignees hereby give 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 ChoreMown Monroe township, Comb..
J ACOII RITN ER,
JAMES CLARK,
Assignees.
sep2l6w
NOUL'ICIT
Notice to Me o:editors of Andrew Herr, dec'd
Thit'undorsig,ned appointed auditor by the
Orphan's Court of Cumberland couniy to mar
shal' and distribute the nseetts in the hands
of Robert McCartney. administrator of
Iterr, deed, among the creditors of staid
dooodent, will attend to the duties of his sold
nopointment, at his office in Carlisle, on
Thursday the 15th day of October next, at 10
ocloc't, A. M. J. S. COLWELL.
sep2l Anditor.
Estate of Philip Lautz, deed
LL persons arc hereby notified that Lcucrs
±l . of Administration on the estate of Philip
Lantz; tote of Ent . Pennshoro township, Can -
berland county, deceased, have been issued I y
the. Register in and for said county, to the sub
scriber, ec,iding .n the same township. All
porsons havirig_elanns against said estate nre
requested to present them Mr settlement, and
those . indebted will make immediate payment
JACOB LANTZ,
Adm'r,
sep7 fit pd
Estate of Joseph Witt ter, dec'd.
vr o ricv. is hereby given that Letters of Ad -
L
inin.strAtion on the estate of Joseph Wit•
mei-, late or North Middleton township. Cum
berland county, dee'd, have been duly granted
by tile Register of said county. to Jima ) W i t.
mer, of Southampton township. and Abraham
iWittner, of North Middleton township, in said
cmnty. All persons knowing themselves in
debtod to said estate are required to make im
mediate payment and those having claims to
present them to JACOB W ITM ER,
ABR. Al ITITAI Eli.
Adnir's.
OEM
Esrate of Philip Long, sr., decd.
No PIC E is lieredy given ilia( Letters 'Fes
.l.ll tamentary on the estate of Philip Long.
sr.,:late of Meth..micsburg, Cumb. county, dee,
.have linen granted to the subscriber, residing
in the same place. All persons knowing them
aelvea in lebtod no said estate aro requested to
make immediate painted, and those
,having
Cleltijui to.prdsont them for settlement to
sepltpci
PHILIP H. LONG,
Ex'r
I BTOMIZC,E.
•
is hereby given that application
will Ile made to the next Legislature,
agreeably to the constitution and laws of this
Commonwealth, foe en alteration in the charter
of the Carlisle Peppsite Bank, so as to confer
upon said Bank thei, , ,rights and privileges of a
bank of issue; tied to change the name to that
of the " Carlisle Bask."
By order'of the Board of Directors.
W. 141. BEETEM,
Cashier.
.fpne 29, 1853—Gm
LIrEI .IDI
THE undersigned having been agent o
the Keystone Life Insurance Company,
of Ilarrisburg. Pa-, continues.to act in that ca
pacity, by authority of said Company. DM
would respectfully - inform the 'community that
he will attend to such persons. as may mgnify
[halt...desire to insure their lives, and'ilins give
some proiectiOn to theirbereaved familire and
friends, in case of death. Clfice to West Poro•
fret Street, Carlisle. - •
Mav2s if J. WORTHINGTON.
.tra{t,rt
WHEREAS the Honorable J. 11. GRA'
units , Prosident Judge of the several
Courts of Common Pleas of the counties of
.Cumbeland, Peery and Jun into in fetinsyiva
pia and Justice of the several
of Oycr
anS.Tortnincr and General Jail Delivery in
said counties, and Hon. John Rupp and .
,Sam
not Woodburn, Judges of the Courl'of Oyer and
TOrminer and' General Jail: Dolivaty for the
trial of all capital and other offenders, in the
said county of Cumblirland,by their limey:is 10
.mo directed, dated the 9.211: of August, 1853,
. have ord,cred the Court of Oycr and Ternibler
'And GoneralJallDelivery, to,be holden at Car.
lisle,en the 2d MONDAY of November 1859,
(being. tho 14tIrtlay) at 10 citilocli holm tne
noon,to,Continue two, weeks. "
NOTICE is therefore hereby given, to the
Coroner. Sesticas of rho Peace and Constables
of thifsaid County of Cumber rod: that they
era by the sail procept.eommatided to be then,
Mid there in. their proper persons, with their
tollty records. Inquisitions, exuminutions and
all other remembrances, to do those
which to-their offices appertain to`b.'; done, and
all those that, ore. hound by recognivinees, to:
prosecute against the prisoners that uroor then
shall. be Jul! of said county, tire to 14 •
Hiure to prosectito thrum as:shall be josh
JOSEPH MeDAltMOND,Hhortif.
SIItiRtFWEI OFFICE, Gurlikk,
1 SO. 0.8,1853.-` ''r •
• ammtovari. ' "
Drllm.aubsariber. embracing
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QnnertawDre, anal all thp, V,nriylies 'usually !leo
- by hinr . ),.o removed - 10
26t 3 _MARION HALL', yVost: Main St..;
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Mari.
C$ 3D, 18CD - ' EBY.
•• ; •tsTINEI3 41i1D LIQUORS; - •
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IryfADOltri.i, :,,q'niniritra, ' Mfibidn,' Lisbon,
~ vti l; ;a(,,;Grnria ',I niea; Port 'find , AnOtior brtirid ' .:
Glianingiiii ' 'll'.fdea.—llasten , Rianyv Ginger. ~,i
litaridr . 'Cherry Firalidl, , Ptile , ;Cogniaa : arid'!;
ili : itic itt},nrip. Annan& Gin and'. Wina?Bill nre, 1 i
; sarrid VA..1 , 1111.1:k. Ma Ininr,-Vaninb. , , Syrup ~..,
;I n 'rid+Nfttliortrg - 2LMOLALSES, . Wawinng ;Finds, ,•
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superior ;I":.lilyaoii,lipperint and Black ,TEA.I,„_ ,
orin 60 o , ,li,rgainl . ,.nnd Cuba. IGARS, ' for' ' 3
el k by (ho box or retail, bring .op,,yourilipcp .
d.., n i ore hero. , (iosV.G)TII AIR. IfARVAT2.;,''
NO
CEO. n. LYON,'
President