DYSPEPSIA.—It has been the study of Phy-.
Padang, to discover sonic remedy for this most distressing
-Complaint. Whether thoy.have been successful, remains
for the suffers to say. There are, in this country; hun
dreds of thousands who dire suffering Dom indigestion,
probably, in most :Cases, caused by their own imprudence
In living. To these we would say try Myers' 'Extract of
Rock Rose. It has cured, and will cure, the 'worst and
most obstinate eases of Dyspepsia, and all its concomi
tants—Costiveness, Sick-headache, Heartburn, Flatulen-
Cy, Acidity, &c. See the following certificates:
Rev. A. 11. L. Mamas—Dear Sir—ln the winter of 18474 i,
I suffered beyond description with Dyspepsla,anda. train
of other evils dependent on it. I bad applied to various
Doctors, and a number of nostrums had been recquimen
ded to no purpose. I procured and used two bottles of
your Extract of Rock Rose, and fqund almost immediate
relief, so mirch so. that I have used no othe medicine
Vince, and in fact, I can find no other, which in my deli
berate opinion, can bear comparison to yours.
And in all cases, when I have the opportunity, I re
commend your Extract. as standing first over all others.
Lat all who are thus afflicted try it, and find what I
have fund.
Truly Yours, GEO. B. coNKLIN
West Meriden, Conn.
MARRIED.
On the 7th of September. nt Monmouth, Illinois, by
the Rev. Mr. (lastor, Mr. WILLIAM M. GREGG, son of
Alexander C. Gregg, Eq., to Miss •HARRIET E. HAL
LAM, of Warren co., Illinois.
On the 19th inst., by the Rev. C. P. Wing. Mr. JOHN
R. ELDER, Editor of the "Locomotive," Indianapolis,
Indiana, to Miss AMELIA, daughter of Wm. Line, Esq.,
of Carlisle.
On the 14th inst., by the Rec. J. Evans, Mr. DAVID
MILLER, of lowenvter county, ,to Miss SARAJI ,
NMI of Cumberland county.
On the lith inst. by the same,3lr. SAMUEL McCLINE
to Miss ELIZABETH MILLER, both of Mifflin town
ship, Cumberland county.
At his rnsidence. near Newrille, on the lath Sept., Mr.
JOHN HALL, in the inth year of his ago.
At her residence, near Nen - ville,,on the 2Rth of Sep
tember, 30rs. Jlit.lA ANN CIIILISTLIEB, wife of Jacob
Christ:lkb, aged about 50 years.,
3lcto iltiticrtisentents.
VALUABLE MMESTONE LAND
FOIL SALE IN TILE-VALLEY OE VIRGINIA - . •
That beautiful estate known as "CLOVERDALE,",ty
ing in the comity of Bottetourt, within four miles of
the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, containing upwards of 800
on the - l - kh day of
NOVEMBER next, (if fdr.) if not the next fair day, and
the sale will be continued fount day to day until com
pleted. The land will be first offered as a whole, but
failing in selling it in that way it- will be offered in
smaji tracks, lots and surveys of which will be exhibit
ed Upon the day of sale. There are about 1100 ACRES
of cleared land, divided into eight fields, lying
;b2,- co mpactly- and as well as can be conceived.
• : .SLI Z t one hundred acres of Which is in Orchard
_ Grass and Timothy, and the remainder in tine
heart and condition, and admirably tulant,Cd to the
plural' of Corn Wheat, Clover. Oats and Tobacco. 250
. . . -.
acres of which is fine Inky grounds and very free of water
° The Tobacco Houses hearty new, aro
sufficient to 'hold fifteen thousand •
k —,
sticks. 4 Corn Houses, Smith Shop ,c:. _ ')....
and Work House—suitable Negro Cab. i 7. % , 7,, -. ., ~0. , ~ .:.
ins. A commodious BRICK BARN A leiri- itr, , i
STABLE, the latter suf fi ciently large '''''!!.'`.....”-'''
for twenty-one horses, The 'PWELLINU liut)Sn con
tains ten , moms with fire place, best let a library and
commodious store . rooms, Ac., Ac.
There aro upwards of 200 Arms of laud seeded In
Wheat. The fence good. The teams and tools will be
found better than usnaL There are upon the premises
'two Threshing Machines, one portable the oldie.' station
ary; a Ray Press, and one liussey's Reaper, three Carts
and Two Wagons, a number Ploughs, Harrows and cul
tivators. Blacksmiths 'Utensils, and,
about 225 Head of Hogs, of which
' are intended f.cr the knife, about
28 Horses—amongst Which will be
found some 15 fine saddle, draft and carriage Horses.—
Six yoke of Oxen, and 74 head of Stock Cattlit. Mitch
Cows, Ac. There is also some plain' Household and 1
Kitchen Furniture.
At the same time and plare I will sell about COO Bar
i Is of Corn, 400,000 lbs. of Sheaf Oats, some flay, the
entire mop Of Tobacco will be offered as it hangs in the
houses. The situation Is regarded:.s unusually healthy
Mr. George,.E.,,Tayhir. the gent.huntin from whom I pur
chased, Int Tined mo that hl never had a case 0 fever
.upon the place. I have never bad au instance of it. du
ring my reel lenee here i f ten years, which I attribute
to the'llne water at my door. I will also sell nt the
same time and place from 30 to 40 TALUAIII 13 NE—
GROES.
TERMS.
The Land will ire sold as fbr cash, but by giving satis
fitctory sedulity, the purchaser may haves credit for TWO
THIRDS of the purchase money for ten years, by paying
the interest on the same semi-annually. For the other
ONE-THIRD the purchaser can have one and two years, by
paying interest ih like manner. A lien will be retained
upon the pr eperty to sect re the different payments.—
Most of the neg,roes, all the stock, crops, farming uten
sils, &e., will be sold upon 12 months time. Negotiable
paper satisfactorily endorsed will be required.
oct2s-ISAlts HENRY 8. LANGHORNE.
ATA LUABLE STORE PROPERTY
NOR SALE.—The STORE PROPERTY now occu
pied by the subscriber, on North If/mover Street:lA
Carlisle, will be offered at public sale on WEDNES.
DAY 4 the 15th of November, Issl, at 10 o'clock, A.
M. Persons wishing to purchase a first rye business
stand, with dwelling, attached, he'e now an admirable
opportunity. The property is calculated far one or two
families. The dwelling house, which is of brick, two
stories high, contains 12 rooms and two Eitchons, with
cellar under the , whole house. Both rain and pump
water plenty in the yard. Possession given on the Ist
day of April next. Terms will be made known on day
of sale by
Oct 25, 1854-ts
13ROCLA MA T 1,0 N.—Whereas the
11 lion. Jam. It. Onihsm, l'resident Judge of the
several Courts of Common Pleas lu the counties of Cum
berland, Perry and Juniata, and Samuel Woodburn and
John Rupp, Associate Judges of the said Court, in the
said county of Cumberland, by their precept to the di
rected, dated the 10th of - August, 1854, have ordered an
adjourned Court of Common Pleas to be holden at Car
lisle, on the 11th day of December, 18.54, at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon, to continue one week.
Notire iv, therefare, hereby given to all persons In
torested to he then and there In attendanee.
JOSEPIL MeIIARMOND, SherilT.
Corlbtle, October 25, 1.1.,.t54..
NOTlCE—Notice is hereby givera by
thu.Court of Common 'Plaits — el butuberland coun
ty, that an italic has been directed by the said Court, to
try the validity of the last will and testtunout of Abra
ham deed , lately of Upper Allen township,
Cumb,oeAnarhich wtidissue - Michael Oocklin and Alex
ander Cathcart, the Executors In the said will named,
are plaintiffs, and James Williams and J. W. Horner, are
defendants. All persons Interested in the estate of the
said Abraham Williams, deed.. as heirs who claim ad
versely to the provisions of the said will, are hereby no-
titled that they may come into the said Court, to be held
on MONDAY, the lath day of November next, and make
themselves parties to thu Said issue, otherwise ,the de
termination thereof will be conclusive upon them.
• Dy the Court,
JOSEPH McMARMOND, Sheriff.
'Carlisle, October 25,1851.
. .
11, STATE OF CATHARINE NUS-
J SELMAN, hereby given that
den of Ad ninistration on the 'estate of Catharine
Mussehean, late of Upper Allen township, Van - Wetland
county, deed., have been granted by the Ilegkter of
s:dd county, to the subserdber residing in the same totru
shdA. Ali peir sins knowing themselves Indebted to sold
estate aro re.ptired to make hmnediate payment, and
those havirt claims to present them for settlement to
JACOB h. 7 ,301 C, Upper Allen,
Oct. 2.5, dS•tl-rdpd ,Administrater.
NTOTICE.—An Election for Dire turn
or the Owlish) Wolk will he hell on MONDAY,
the 2 0 th of Neveanher next. et the ofilee,f the ‘Presl
cl,Nl(.. in Carlisle, between the hours of 10 A. M-., and
2.1'. M.
nc , )i:c:L A. L'ioN, Pres't
October 25, ISCL te.
PIED.
JACOB SEVER
New ,Ithorrlisements.
•
'FALL AND WINTER, FASHIONS.
The subscriber has just returned from the cities
and is now opening at his store room, next door to Ar
nold &-"Livingston's clothing store, a very large stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES, which cannot bo sur
togich
he invites the attention of the public. as
sdrtmont comprises in part, all doscriptlers i f
Ladles and Misses SLIPPERS, AITERS and SHOES,
of the latest styles, and of superior quality; Gentle
men's Calf. Kip and -Coarse Boots, of the best workman
ship, and at the lowest prices; Youth's, Boys' and Men
Hungarian hoots; Ladies and,Oentlemen's Gum Shoes,
&c. &c. -Also, a lot of Carpet Bags and Trunks.
This extensive stock of now and fashionable styles
has been selected with great care, and the qualify is
warranted. lie also continues to n;anufacture all kinds
of work as before. He solicits a share of- public patron
age.
oct•2s-1854 .301INATI1AN CORNMAN.
pREP,ARE FOR WINTER!
PARLOR AND COOKING STOVES;'
The subseilber at , hie old stand on North Kanover et.,
Carlisle, the sign of the "Mammoth Red Coffee Pot," de
sires to call the attention of the public to his large as
sortmmt of STOVES, of the newest and most fashlona-
ble styles, from the best manufactories in the
country, and at all prices from $3 to $l5.
0- Among his PARLOR di; CHAMBER STOVES
are the Mirror Stove. the Arctic, Revere, Star,
Persian, Union and .Etna Air Tight, together
with other patterns which ho has of nil sizes
Sr , parlors or chambers,and calculated for burning either
wood or coal. Also, the fEtna, Globe, Astor, Albany.
Flat-top and Bandbox or Poor Man's, with other COOK
ING STOVES, comprising the latest Improvements in
kitchen stoves, and intend , d for either wood or coal.—
Also, the Dining Room Cooking Stove—a now and ale,..
gent article, to which he invites the .particular attem ,
timinf families. His cooking stoves range in price from
$lO to 26, with the fixtures complete. Also, Nine Plate
Stoves of various patterns and different prices.
Also, ENAMELLED AND TINNED WARE for Cook
ing Stoves, limes Kettles, Ac. Also, every article in the
'line of Tin and Copper Ware. The public are respect
fully invited to call as In, Is confident with his large
stock, variety and cheapness, of being able to give en
tire satin notion to usury purchaser. Call snit see.
Oct. 25. I'S5-1. 31. MORRIS.
•
1, - )UBLIC SALE.-lii pursuance of the
Rill of Joshua Sellers, rate of Dickinson town
ship, Cumberland ronnty, deceased, 1 will expose to
mildly sale on the promises, on THURSDAY, the fish
day of NOVEMBER, IRM, A TRACY OF LAND, late
the property of the sold Joshua Sellers, situate In Plck
inson township,about I miles south of Centreville,
bounded by lands of NVllliam Shriner, Hormel Roarer,
Thos. C. Miller and Samuel Ovpe, coutalning 11l ACRES
• more or less., all hut about 4 acres (which
Lry---are-rovered-with-thrlviiig-yong-tiniber T )
6,0 . being cleared and in a high state of cid
tivation..
' The improvements ronslst of an excel
lent Two Story LOO HOUSE, with a
well of water at the door, a FRAME BARN, Wagon
Shed and Corn Crib, together with a Blacksmith Shop,
Wash House, and other out-buildings, all of which are
nearly new.
There is also a fine ORCHARD of thriving young fruit
trees adjoining the housr.•
Any person desird'us of viewing the premises can_
- have
an opportunity of doing so by calling on the subscriber
at his residence in Mill Town, from whom any otlier in
formation respacting the property ran be had.
Sale to commence nt 10 o'clock, A: M., of said day;
xvhen attendance will be given and terns made known
DANIEL. SELLERS,
Executer of .Joshua Sellers.
ESEMI
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`lke' .•FSZ.T.!' '
CiT3II3ERLAND VALLEY -R. A IL
ROAD. CHANGE OF 11OURS! On and after
MONDAY, ()donor 16th, 185.1, Ptissengor tmlus will run
daily, as follows (Sinnlan excepted :
FUR HARRISBURG:
Ist Train. 2d Train.
8.50, A. M 2.15, Pe M
9.23, " 2.48, "
0.55, " 3.20, "
10.33, " - .3.50, "
11.04, " 4.20, "
11.30, " 4.50, "
Leave Charnllorsburg,
" Shipponsburg,
Now vine,
"
" Mechanicsburg,
At Ilarrisburg,
FOR CHAMIIEIISIII7IIO,
r• 14 Train. 2d Train:
Leave Harrisburg, 8.15, A. M. 1.45,1'. M.
" Mechanicsburg, 8.45, " 2.15,
Carlisle, 9-20, " 2.49, "
" Newrllle, 9.59, " 3.25, "
" Shippensburg, 10.31, " 3.58, "
At Chambersburg, 11.00, " 4.30, "
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, at 12.30, M.,
and 8.15, P. M.
For Baltimore, at 1.45, I'. ',.d.
For Pittsburg, at 12.50 Noon, and 5 P. M.
For Pottemille, Reading. and points on the Dauphin
and nusimehanna Rail Road at 12.30, K
a-if-At all Stations where Tickets are sold, Fares are
TEN CENTS LESS than when paid in the Cars.
A. F. SMITH, superintonuont.
Rail Road Office, Chambersburg, 1
October 10, 1854.—0ct.18
WANTED. -NINE TEA CHERS
are wanted to take charge of the public schools
in Lack township, Juniata county, Pa. Salaries of from
Twenty to Twenty-Five Dollars per mouth will 1 , 0 given
for competent Teachers. Fur further information call
at Peru Mills, or address
octlß—at W. A. KINSER, Seery.
1)IANO FOR SA LE.---A SEVEN
OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, finished in the
latest and best style, excellent quality
if tone, and every way a desirable
inent, will be suld a 'bargain if applied
fur immediately.
EMU
_
NEW AND CHEAP TOYS, DOLLS ,
Ike.
'roach and Berman Fancy Goods,
Articles for Confectioners, Druggists and Tobacconists
lower than over and in greater variety,
Fancy Baskets, plain emboddertstand painted,
Toys of wood, china, lead, tin, ,te., over 100 paterns,.
Kid, wax, jointed, china, crying and dressed Dolls,-
Doll heads with teeth, moving oyes, &c.,
harmonics, Accordeons, Violins, Jewsharps Trumpets,
Fancy Boss, Cornets, Bonbon Papers, &L.., ' for Confers.
tioners, .
Alabaster Jewelry Boxes, Inkstands, Watelistands, ke.,
Biscuit Figures, Inks, Jewelry Boxes, Colognes. Ac.,
Toilet Bottles and Vases of china, Bohemian Wass, Ac,
Druggists Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Teeth Brushes,
Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, Sugar Cdses, Tin Foil,
German Pipes of china, .t.c., over 100 patents,
Marbles, Percussion Caps, Slates and Pencils,
Also Cases of Toys, well assorted, at '0,410, $2O and $4O
per Case,
With an endless variety of nowerit styles of Fancy Comb+
imported In the latest Packets andfor sale at the very
lowest rates by W. TILLER, importer.
n6-pd
___ No._ 1_ Commerce sit, Philadelphin : _
I ADIOS FANCY FURS.—JOHN
, j PARMA, Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer In.
ail .kinds of FANCY FURS, for Ladles and Children, at
*4 MARKET Street, above Eighth, Philadelphia.
Having newtrompleted my large and -beautiful assort-'
went of all tho different kinds of Fancy Pure, that will
be worn by Ladles and Children during the present sea
son j this assortment of Furs is equal to atty to be found
in this City, either ilw quality, variety or beauty. 'lav
ing bought my Furs In Europe for Cash. and have had
them manufactured by the most competent workmen
under my own supervision, with reasonable economy.—
I am determined to sell them at entail profits, and fur
Cash only.
. .& '4` MREKEEPERS would do well to Five me a
call beforepurchasing. ' JOIIN FARI.:IItA,
284 MARKET Street, above Eighth, Philadelphia.
nil--lm
I Constantly on hand and
HERRING,'
PORK, PALMER A;
'HAMS AND SIDES, ••.
SIM LDERS, MARKET STREET WHARF',
1,.%D.D AND CD RESE,
SA !MONS, PIII4A DELPHI A.
110-3111 ' '
•-
RANRERRI EB.—A small lot of ens.-
1. , ..tn growth, ns %);:o PICK LE: 4 , IMA 'l' , )IE: 4 .
jost rek,. , iv,:d and CA. sale by
cut,lB
N 'EW BOQRS!
t
MADAZINES, AND
.wt
LATE PUBLICATWS.
Elements of Character, by Miss Chandler.
Cloverinx)k, by Mice Carey.
Cranford, by author of Mary Iktrton.
Passion and Prejudice. by Mrs. (lore.
Henrietta Temple, by D'lsriteli.
Old Redstone, or. Historical Sketches of Western Presby
terianism, .tc., by Joseph Smith, D. D.
Village Sermons, by Rev. Oen. Bunter, containing one
hundred and one plain short discourses on the princi
pal doctrines of the Cosiml, just publLshedhy Lippin
cott, Orambo & Co.. of Philadelphia.
Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands, by Mrs. H. B. Stowe.
Splendid (lift Books and Annuals for 1855..
Harper's, Putnam's, Ornham's and Oodey's Magazine:,
for October': • , . _
oett A. M. PIPER.
JUST, RECEIVED! -
FRESH GROCERIESP
Best Rio, Mocha and Roasted Coffees,
Crushed, Pulverized and Loaf Sugar
l'orto Rico, New Orleans and Cuba do;
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young /Tyson and Black Teas,
Best Syrups. 0. and Sugar !louse Molasses,
Queensware. Cedar and Stoneware,
Cheese, Fish, Salt, Soap and Starch,
Cavendish. Natural Leaf, Fig and Congress Tobacco,
Pickles, Pine Apple and Tomato Preserves,
Ketchup and Spices of every variety, &c.
My stock has been selected with strict reference to
foully use, 11. r sale very Jew for cash wholesale or retail
WILLIAMS,
Family Grocer.
- I ‘,l 01"1" 8 PAT ENT FARMERS'
BOILERS.—These possess an advantage over all
others in being made with an outside iron rasing, which
greatly economises fuol and prevents loss of heat. They
are made of various sizes, from 10 to LW gallons. They
are portable, and may be set In the kitchen for house--
hold use,, or out of doors convenient to the barn, pig
pens,,&c., for boiling food for stock. For sale by
PASCIIALI4 MORRIS & •
Agricultural Warehouse ailOned Store, N. &corner
of ith and Market streets, PlMltidelphia. 140ct'5.1
JOHN H. STAYMAN
LIVE L. KNIGHT, (Successor to
IL Hartley & Knight) BEDDING AND CARPET
IVNEHOUSE, No. 148 South SecontlStreet, flve doors
above Spruce street, Philadelphia, whore he )ceps con
stantly on hand a full assortment of every article In his
line of business. Feathers, Feather Beds, Patent Spring
Mattresites, Velvet Tapestry, Tapestry, Muss°le, Three-
Ply, Ingrain, Venetian, List, Rag and Hemp Carpotings,
Oil Cloths, Canton Matti ngs, CAVOR and Spaniel, Matti ngs
Floor and Stair Druvets, Hearth Rugs. Doer Mats, Table
and Plano Covers. To which ho Invitee the attention of
purchasers. 14ficC5-1.
QI)ATN'S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC!
CIIIIHNS.—The demand for these churns the pa r st
pring hating greatly exceeded the supply, the subscrilr'
on; have completed arrangements for their manufacture
on a much larger scale, and have now on hand all the
different from No. 1 to' N 0.7. They also adapt thorn to
horse power. Spain's churn, it is believed, will make
more - butter,r - and - ef - a - tetter quality:Mid In a sliOrter
time, from a given amount of cream than any eburn in
the market. PASCHALL MORE'S &
N. E. Corner of 71,11 and Market Streets, sole agents for
manufaatumr. • [oct I '5l
111 - APES' UPERPHOSPIIATE OF
jVIL subscriberslare Agents In Philadel
phia for the above fertilizer, which ham been fully tested
for the last throe yuars. Early orders solicited as the
supply will be limited. Also, for.salo Vest Peruvian Go.
comment Guano No. 1.
PASCJtALL MORRJS & CO.,
— Agrletiltural Warehouse and Seed Stem N. E. corner
7th and Market streets, Philadelphia. 14(x.1,74
FSTATE OF JOIIN WONDERLY,
Deceased.—Notico is hereby given that letters tes
tamentary on the estate of John Wonderly, late of Routh
Middleton township, Cumberland county deceased, have
been granted by the Register of Mid countv'to the sub
scribers, one residing In Carlisle and the other in south
:Middleton township. In said county. All persons know
ing themselves. Indebted to said estate aro required to
nuke immediate payment, and those having claims to
present them Ps• settlement to
for wile by
Oct. 4.—Ctpl
LAVE YOUR ()L1) META
ri m r 7+11,1`.1 L, ,-.11,11 a, Cillill`r.l!/ISS NIA
itt Cho Htor.
W.
(itattis4e Ljernib.
Jiliscefttneo,iis.
NOTICE IS HERM Y GrIVENI I O .
all persons interested tliat'the following a' counts
seive boon In the Prothonotary's 011 ice for exaMination
by the aceluntants therein namod. and will be prtmented
to the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county
for confirmation and allowance on WEDNESDAY, the
15th-day of November, A. D., 1554.
1. The account of Henry
assignee under a deed
of voluntary assigument by John S. Snavely to hini
dated day of— A. 1),, 1851.
2. The account of lien..lohn Stuart, Committee of
Martha Black, (now dee'd.) uudor a commiatilou of lu
nacy.
3. Account of Samuel Woodburn. Sequostrator of tlio
Tlanover and Carlisle Turnpike !toad Company from Ist
Aug. 1853 to Ist Aug. 1854.
octl 1 01 , 10. ZINN, Prothonotary
Prothondtary's Office,l
October 10,18:x1.
REGISTER'S NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby given to all persons interested that the
following accounts have boon filed in this office by the
accountants therein named ftw examination, and will be
presented to the Orphan's Court of Cumberland county
for confirmation and allowance, on TuEsDAY, the 7th of
.November, A. D. 1854, vie:
1. The account of John 11. Oxwer, Esq., Adm'r of the
Estate of William Fulton, late of Upper Allen town
ship,
2. The account of Michael Zeigler, Adm'r of the Es
tate of John High, late of Mifflin township, doed.
3. The account of 11. H. Orovo, Adm'r of the Estate
of-Dr. Martin Musser, Into of Shopherdatown; Cumber
land county, deed.
4. The account of W. M. Eckels, Adm'r of the Ettate
of James Echols, late of Upper Allen township, dec'd.
6. The account of Wm. M. Mains, Executor of Peter
Bower:Raster, Into of Southampton township, decd.
0, The - account of Robert C. Sterrett, Esq,. on of the
Executors of Thomas Uric, late of North 'Middleton
township, dee'd.
7. The account of Richard Parker, one orthe Execu
tors of Thomas Uric, late of North Middleton township,
deed.
8. The 2d and final account of David Demuth, Execu
tor of Samuel Deinnth, late of Dickinson township,
dee'd.
9. The account of Wm. Duncan, Execbtor of .ifteob
Kaufman, late of Wormloymburg, Cumberland county,
dee'd. •
10. The account of 11lehard Sturgeon,
• Executor of
Mrs. Frances Sturgeon, late of the Borough of Shlnpen9-
burg, toed.
IL The account of Pattie] Golden, Executor of Ed
wand Golden, late of Southampton township, deed.
12. The account of Geowe Chapman, Miner of the
1i.,-tate of Mrs. Ann Low. late of A1)on township, deed.
13, The aceount of John Brandt, Adin'r of the Estate
of jiff,. W. Singisv, late of Cintrehtown, Nlonroe town
ship, deed.
14. The amount of .liteoh_lligh,__Executor of_flennge
'WPM n(l, - iiite or Newton township, decd.
15. The neornint of John N. 3losscr, Adin'r de honk
non of the Estate of (leo. Rupley, dee'd.
n. The account Waggoner, l..:entor of Geo.
Lightner, late of the Borough (if Newville, deed..
17. The Guardianship account of Levi Merhel. Guard
ian of Benjamin Shireman, minor son of Daniel Shire
nian. late of Shiremanstown, doe'd. '
18. The account of Stephen Livingston, Adm'r of the
Estate of Michael Livingston, into of East I'ennsboro
township. deed.
Carlisle, Oct. 11th.
-1 -I _, 4 STATg OF GEOR(;1 4 : CARL, DE
CEASED.-7,:otice Is hereby given that letters of
administration on the estate of tieorge Carl, decei'sed, of
Upper Anon township, Cumberland county, (who re-
rently died In the city of 'Pittsburg) have this day been
!MI MI by the Register In and •lor mid county of Cum
berland, to the subscriber, who resides In Upper Allen
township aforesaid: All persons' haring claims or de
mands against the estate of the said deed are requested
to make known the same without delay, and those In
debted to make payment to
Oct. 4th, 1845,
JOHN R. COOPER,
ne—ct
tetrt . .l
DA NI I I NWONDEIt IX, Carl kle,
WILLI AM WISE, South M iddleton.
_ • Executors
IIMUINI.IZ' nisOWN
4.6,1
A. L. MriSLER, Reg'r
-F, MBROH) ERI ES.—The largest and
-,,
j cheapest assortment M• Needle" Worked (collar
Handkerchiefs, Chimizetts, Under Sleeves, Edgings, Is'
seri - bum. Laces, &e., now opening at .the cheap st we ofn"
oat '54 , , - CII AItI. ES OGI I,IIY,
NEWGOODS.—The subscriber is just
opening a fresh ruwortment of very CHEAP GOON ,
bought at reduced prices. Call and see them.
Aug. 23. i; EO. W. lIITN ER.
USTATE OF JOHN BIXLER, DE
CEASED.—Notiee is hereby given that letters of
adminiStrution on the estate of John Rixier, late of East
l'ennsboro' tow n ship, Cumberland eon ty, peceased have
been granted by the Register of said county to the cut
scriber •residing In the same township. All persons
k •ihlt Chem . :wives Indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment,and those Inodng claims
to present them fur settlement to
ELIZA 111XLER, East Portimbom,
•
0,44-pdt;t Administratrix
IISTAT Ii OF _DAV ID M' ILUENN V,
A llEcEASED.—Notic.o is hereby given that letters
el administration on the estate of !maid !Mcillienny.
late of Shoplaerdstown. Upper. Allen township. rumfer
land county, deed., have been granted by the Register
of snidi county to the subscriber residing In the same
place. All perwona knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are required to make immediate payment. and
those Inn log claims to present them for set l . ..meta to
A LEX. CATIICA Shepherdstown.
Adininlstrat• r.
Oct. 4—Ct
I - 7 4 STATE OF' P 1111.1 13 1{ 110 A_ DS,
DECEASED.—Notice Is hereby l given that letters
testamentary on the estate of Philip nhonds, late 4.r the
lkwough of Carlisle, Ctunberland ecunty„ Meted., have
Preen granted by the Register said oonnty to the sub
scriber residing In Carlisle. All d,u knowing them
-1031 e 8 Ind/ 1 0d to Raid estate are required to make Ini
mridtate payment, and those having claims to present
them fbr settlement to
UST XTE OF CHRISTIAN WO LF,
1/E - .14:
1)
CE.- - Notice is hereby given that letters.
testamentary on the estate of Christian Wolf late of S.
Middleton township, Cumber/and county, thitoil., have
been granted by the Register of said county to the suss
scribers, ono residing in Lancaster city, t'a., and the
other In Franklin county.' All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate 71111 required to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims, to present
them for settlement to
.ADAM WOLF, tancagter City,
ti WOLF, Franklin county,
Oct. 4, et ' Executnm
•
iil 4 STATE OF MARY BLACK.—No
i,c,t t i tl , s ,r ti 3 t;
t r i e r V i tizV 1 it a h t n e td . o l t A t ,, t tzta i n , T o n ‘ t. v a n r s i i
i ii i i , i .
Cumberland comity, deceased. have been granted_to_tbe
FiTl7l , :eribiT;"ric:ThliWriirTlßTlfitx township, Dauphin rout,
ty. All persons knowing themselves firdebted to glid
Estato aro required to maze Immediate payment. and
those laaring-eialms are requested to present, them for
itottlement to JOHN I.LICKINtililt,- . •
pept.2.o-aExecutec.,
I STATE OF MICITAA IJSSEL,
DF.cl).—Notice is hereby given that letters of ad
ro nistration on the estate of Michael Vishel, late of
Monroe township, Cumberland county, decem,e4l, hove
been granted by the Register of said county to the sub
scriber, residing in the same township. All persons
knoWing themselves Indebted to said estate. are request
ed to make immediate payment, nod those baying claims
to pment them for settlement to
sept27pdliw MOSES MOB itETT,. miter.
.., k - 74 . )
''!1:;t1J1.11 (hur t
f s
o to i, l i zhom f
6 by
11111.mi:1nd county, the .zu:enttnt of Moses Monett
sitmee of John 1). Zell, for corns thin; and who was also
appointed an auditor to distribute the fund among the
creditors, 0111 attend to the duties of said appvintment
at his Mike in the lwnvinv,h of Carlisle, on SATURDAY,
the 21st day of October next, et 10 o'clock. A.M., 0 ben
and where all persons interested are herelbv notified
.
to attend. '
21'sept'f-t. • J. S. COLWELL.
NTO:S . 2 ;old 3)IAC K ER .
ctoi, jlttl re ei+vd 1:1111 f , r ctlr of the
=MEE
Jul; 7,1
Dru
,4)oabs.
GAINS EXTRAOIip NA RY
N 001NSI NEW UOOl/
Th.o flUbNeriber has just returned from the cities of N.
York and Philadelphia with the cheapest and most
splendid assortment of FALL AND - LYINTEIt IiOODS
ever brought to Currislo. having purchased frOin several
of the Largest importing houses in New Avlc for Cash.
it will enable me to offer greater induceinents and give
Getter bargains to my tdd customers and at who may
Morn' me with a ran, than can bs Rind at any r titer store
LY the town or county.
I have the elivapiist Flannels, Eattinctts, C GUIs, Ken
tucky Jeans, De Laing, Do liel.tts, Muslins, Ticklugn, &e.
over offered in the borough.
It Is impossible to enumerate one-half the, a r ti e l,
Come one anti all In want of dual, goods and.jud,4e for
yourselves. Na trouble to show our goods. Recollect
the old stand, East Main Street.
(Yeti '6l CA 21 LES 0“ I L,BY.
185 ANEW
li A lt 1 0 4 T 1 1 4 11:1 ( 18 1 (
111 ) .t.2
returned
from iMilmielphla , and an, now unpacking n complete
assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
A full assortment Of Cloths.
A full assortment of Cassimeres.
A full assortment of Cassinets.
A full assortment of Vestings.
A full assortment of Ladies Dress Roods.
A full assOrtment of Domestic. (heals.
A full assortment of Silks and Alpacas. •
A full I,,,u , sortmisut oflhet Cashmere Slum
A full fissortmenpf liroceriem.
A full ass.rtmen of Qneensware.
a full assortment of 311scollanemis art tele': gene
rally kept in Stores. Purchasers will find it greatly to
their Interest to Cali and examine our stork before pim
chasing, as goods have materially depreciated, and will
1.0 sold accordingly, Come one, come all. and jthirze
youruelves. isept '2O
';(DRY ANTEISE &CAMP
BELL have just rr
ceired nt their Store. in N. Haversr street, n
largo, handsome and cheap stock of FA I.I.(UHMS, a 1,1,11
We Will sell CHEAPER THAN vysit, liwo us II tall.
Carlisle, Sept. 13. 1553.
R L A cic SILK LACES.—Just opened,
JUIF Black Silk La was or sn,pprior virility, and different
widths. Also, BLACK SILK vumMIN6S. (laws and
other trimmings.' , (IEO. W. lIITNEB.
Aug. 23.
ANI) WINTER CLOTHING.
The largest stock of elothind ever brought to Can
lisle. has; just Wen reeciyild by A lIN Pl.llk LI V I NOSTON
at their cheap and exttensive CLUTIIING 110 USE. in
, Nnrth Ilannvnr Street.
The prices of ebithing at this lams,. ha,. been redneed
to coFb ervllitidard that It is now in the power
of ail who wish, to wear good clothes.
The assortment consists of Overroats of every &w. f .'',
tin u, Dress. Erisfk and Sasik Cr ats. rd gloat variety of Uoa
mats, Monkey coats, ike. ;Mimi tine Cassintere PANTS.
black and 'Miry. Sift and Satin .VESTS, and in tine ‘fl
riety of diem:l:sand (Muir vests. Also. shirts. collars
storks. picket handkerchiefs suspetlms, gloves lc siery.
ft., and all other artieles gefierally kept in this line of
business. All articles sold at this establishment ear
ranted is bat they are represented to
Aldo. a splendid amortment of {'rats in the piece,- 7 ,
Superfine French and English CLOTHS and CAS.
SDI Elt ES of-es-pry hms and shade satin. silk. and Vale
eta vesting:, satinetts, kn,.. all of which will lie undo to
order at the shortest notice. and in the neatest and best
tll2ll n•r. All {torments warranted to tit. BOYS CLOTH
ING always on hand.
The, pub' le are respectfully Invited to call and exam
Me the superior as.s.ortment of clothing nt this establislr
ment, next door to Lyue's llardln are store, a plmsite ti
Maglaug,hlin's hotel.
Sept. '27-31n,
ARNOLD tt: LI VINGSTON
(IHEAP SILKS.—T ton now opening
a harms haaortment of BLACK SILKS. Also. an
assortment of now styles fashholablo FALL SILKS, ver3
eheap.
nett
11.ENILV ItILOADS, Car
Executor.
Oct. 4 f tpd
CII4IiLES 0641L8Y,.
H -
APPY RETREAT FARM AT
PUBLIC SALE.—The subspOssebhceeuter. of the
Estate of ,Danirl Dinkel, late of South Middleton town
ship, Cumberland county. dec.(4, will offer nt public salt
at the Court House in the Borough of Carlisle. on
TilllnSpit the kith day of November next, a DESIR
ABLE FARM. known for many years by the name 01
Happy Retreat, situate about half a mile west of Dick.
!num College. and on the Shippensburg Turnpike am:
Cumberland Valley Railroad." The impmvements are it
large three story stone and brick DWELLING HOUSE.
a two story frame TENANT HOUSE,
and a good BARN also, a carriage and *. I
wagon house, with a variety of neeen- .C.....
sary out-linildings, ti large ORCHARD '
fruit tdri.,
of choice uit troes, also a never WI- 'it ~... !". "."'
log well of good water, with pump, at the dwelling.—
This than Is lime-stone land, in a good state of cultivn
thin. INnlttintlng about 90 acres, and will be sold in the
whale or In two parts. to suit purchasers.
Also at the S3lllO tinmand plat-ownl be offered a Om
of good TIMBER LAND, situate In Prankfitrd town Phip.
'ln said county, containing about twenty six acres. Sal
I i COMIONOCO at 2 o'clopk, r t M., on said. day. 'Term
wade known at sale by
n 0 ROBERT nrenEy, Executor.
__ ______ . .
ini
j .X.ECUTOR,'S SALE OF REAT=-
1
TATIC.—WiII be sold at public sale On th e pr e mi.
es on THURSDAY, the 2d of November.;"at one o'eloci .
P. 'M., nil that certain PLANTATION, or trait of lane.
situateln-Monroe township, Cumberland countymftli7
Lisburn mad, one mile North of Churchtmen late tit's
property of John Bake" Sr.. deceased, containing 1)
acres, more or less, good quality of Iltimstone land, ami
in a good state of cultivation, There Is about 15 arm
or excellent timber land on said farm. The tuipriti
meats are a huge BRICK HOUSE, a
large BANK BARN, and other out 1".
..; - "1
buildings. There is a never falling 1: -,... -` •
well of water close to the dwelling.,': , i ticii4';
and a large ORCHARD of choice limit cv,,,eia...s.tt
trees, Temna of sale will be made known on said d:
thereof by (JEO. BRINDLE, Executer
nit • of John Maker, Fr.
ATALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATI:
untioralgued °from at Private Fa..
Lis vainablo FARM, situate In - DM:hum tows id
Cumilcriamt county, containing 150 ACRES or rR
Land, with a Limestone subsoil. Ord ha•
In thereon erected a large TWO STOJ
• nuts vitAmE HOUSE, wcatherbearvled tit. •
plastered, with a BRICK KIVU EN. •
large BANK BARN. 7 0 hy 41) feet, Wag,
Shod, Corn CI lb, And other ueeessv ,
Out Houses, and a never-falling well of water alt the do( •
Also, a two story BRICK TNNANT 110U5E,1 . 22 by
feet. and n large Stable y« by::',oTeet. There' Is en tb
form an oxrellent young ORCiI AR O of elxelecvfrult,
. about tr; of thriving young TIMBER. Tills to
Torty Is located near tho Walnut Rotten, Road acl
inhbv ty between Carlisle COO ShiPl)ooFhtll3r, and Is s
mit:ably calculated for limning and ganAlur. potTesrs.
For rot tber rartb•uhr 0101 114'104 enooho of the F
rcriloo• ou tho j,r,,taisos
I. (I. 1V I 1,1.1.1:11;:.
:1131t1 ~it t
BY LAST IVIAILS,
LA T'Eft Pli Itt'HOPE
Arlvnl of the Africa Sebastopol not tn.-
' ken —AU the reported victories fal,..
Fighting-going on stud Selmsto
pokinveat t,
The steamer A filen strived at New Ytirl,
on Friday last, 4ringing f;traerilinary
The rejoii:ings in England and Fran, \
the supposed decisive victories in tl e In
have been suddenly ehrelo•d h the an; .
(hilt Sebastoibil i: not tithe 11.:,1
the rip it of tto
fleet is fat; Clint the report of r.c expi,,-
::;ion of Fort Constantine ii also false, alai
that the despatch purporting to have come
from Omer Paella was n'forgery. -
seb,stopol, however, has been invested 1,
the Allies, both by land and sea. - hilt it had
not fallen as late as the 30th illtitni\. A dr
spnteh dated Ili (' or , stantiaulpe on the eve.
11111;i ofthat ( 1 41 V, frOlll Lord Strnth.rd de
Radcliffe to Lora Clarendon, states that the
armies had estalilisl.ed a basis of operations."•
nt Balaklava.(h t the morning . f the 21 th
they were preparing to mar( h wi Inv de e nl
nhoit ti,•lnistgipul. The, Agam and
either of . usu• were at B 'at lava,
wig re they were di , enibarking Ih•• b, ,( r . nv
train:,„
'1•h:• Austrian ciees,e te'er
graph.; that the stroirgle rycOlticr( ed on th ,
2) and eontinued when the count r (
the 27th the A Ilics were on the raid to liatt'-
bev.k, ten mi!es fr,•in Sehastoptd.
al despatt hes, reel nt.d by
,wrty
Mari dli.„ state that StWaitopol was inveActi
on the 27th nod second Jim- of deli! ces car
ried. Pritree '.‘leneliikoft had 1:1,11t 11 !,:; •
of hi. , arms:, and .wassh u t
in SP ha'dol' ,ll 4, AlLit_ct !and le-itt es —wet,
in rontmullit at ion with the r fleet at,d coin
m an tled the ilppron( he. '0 S(A , ast,-1
GOO. ( 10.01 Gel) Ltutdcrs had
entered the Crimea witli RuSsian reinforce
ments to the number of forty battallions.--
Omer Pasha had orders to join the array of
the Crimea,
At tile Battle of. Alma the Allied . foreca
took three thousand prisoners.
• 'the kirtitications of A Italia were burnt he
the Ilns , ian gareison, who were marching to
the scene of action.
Austria intimates that she will consider
the Czar's prolonged refusal of the lupe con
ditions es a cams bell'.
:Real Lstnte Safes.
Sara NEES SALE.—WiII be,sold
at public snla'on the pretnisr.s. in Diekins m town
ship. thuntioriand county. nine miles from Carlisle. on
TUESDAY, the 31st dny of th-t.her, 'lost, all that valtia
hle property known as the Cumberland Furnace Estate
viz:
1. • 01 1 3111E111LAND FURNACE,"‘with near 2000
of mountain land, together with the Mill, Saw 31111 amp
n number of tenant houses: or if not wild together ii
will be divided to suit purchasers.
2. "1111 4 : MANSION FARM," containing irn acres 01
fr.ruvel land, STONE 11M;SE, large Stone Earn.
excellent A pplil Orchard. never-falling water, ke.
:i. MEADOW," a tract of excellent meadow
land containing about 22 acres.
4. .TIIE ORCUARD FARM." containing 1;0
floras. with Ing House and Horn, and about 30 acres no
des oultivation-
5. A TRACT OF LAND, west of John Thrush, con
Wiling 11l wre n .
6. - A TRAcT 'OF LAND, east of said Thrush, contain
fug TOO acres. ,
7. -TIIE McKINNEY FARM," containing about
acres. a ith e'ocal log house, and land under cultivation
F. A tract ' of 5u acres of excellent TIMBER LANE)
suitable for farming purp,scs.
The 31)01,1 tracts aro Taxi tillable gravel land. The
unimproved parts are covered with thriving Oak, Chest,
nut and Plne timber. The mountain land has a thick
growth of chestnut and pine, and if not sold with the
fuclutee w 111 Ist. sold in lots Art suit farmers And others
Sale to commence at lo o'clock of said day. when atten
dance will, be.given and terms Matto known by
W M L 1/,
.101 IN T GREEN,
octl I Arsignees of T. C. Miller.
N. 11. The tiOn.of this property Is indisputable.
***Philadelphia North American Insert twice a we'd.
to. and send bill to this office for collection.
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WM. 9URIVi R.