' 31ew fibuerti6ements
VOR THE HOLIDAYS!
FANCY HOODS, OUT BOOKS, fie, fie.
W. HAVERSTICK has just revelled roan the city
and is now opening a splendid display of FANCY 1100119,
suitable for the approaching Holiday Season, to which
he desires to call tho attention of his friends and the
public. llis assortment in this line cannotbesurpasked
in novelty and elegance, and both in quality and price
of the articles, cannot fill to please purchase's. It would
be impossible to enumerate his
HOLIDAY FANCY GOODS,
wtileh comprise every variety of fitney article of the most
exquisite shapo such as
iper Macho Goode,
Elegant alabaster and porcelain ink-sttinds And trays , ,
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cases,
Ladies' Fancy Baskets,
Fancy Work Boxes, with sowing Instruments,
Port Monnaies, of every variety,
Geld-pens and pencels, Fancy paper weights,
Papeterfes, and a large variety of ladies' Fancy station
ery.-
Motto stab; and'Arafers, Silk and bead purses,
Ladies' riding whips, elegantly finished, Ladles' tine
mitTery,
Perfume baskets and bags,
Maslow of every kind for the toilet,
Roussel's Perfumes of the various kinds,
Musical instruments, of all kinds and at all prices,
together with au innumerable variety of articles elegant
ly finished and suitable for holliday presents, to which
he invites special attention.
Also, an extensive and elegant collection of
• HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS,
comprising the various English and American A NNUA LS
101.11455, richly embellshed and Unstinted POETICAL
WORKS, with CHILDREN'S PICTORIAL DOORS, for
children of all ages, than which nothing ran le more
appropriate. or pleasing as holiday gifts. lis assortment'
of School Bo.lits and School Rat homy is also complete,
and comprises every thing used in College and the
Schools, He also desires to call the ',articular attention
of Funnies to his elegant display of
LAMPS, RAN DOLES, &e,
from the, extensive establishments of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising every style of
Parlor, Chamber and Study Lamps, for burning either
lad sperm or ethereal oil, together with Flower 'Vases,
Fancy Screens, be. His assortment In this line is-un
e lualed in the borough. Also,
FRUITS, FANCY CONFECTIONARY—NUTS—MIK.
SERVED .FRUI,TS, &c.,
In every variety and at all prices. all of which are pure
and fresh. such as can be confidently recommended to
his friends and the little folks. Ills stork embruses
every thing In the line of Fancy Goods, with ninny other
articles useful to housekeepers which the public are
especially invited to call and see during the holidays.—
Remember the Old Stand, nearly opposite the Hank on
North Hanover street.
dec la 1t54 S. W. lIAVERSTICK.
.-
...or
-- ".:.11 1, 6 -
2000 TONS LIME"AND
_COAL-now on-hat:flan&
receiving at the following prlcea :
$2 50 to 3 00
3 00 to 4 50
- 3 75 to 4 00
4 00 to 4 75
3 75 to 4 00
- 4 50 to 5 00
500 to 5 50
Dauphin Lime Coal
Stove.
Lykens Valley Lime
Stove
Pine ti rove Lime
Stove
Pittston Steve coal
lso LC)rnEit of all kinds. Common Boards and
F.-antling from $l6 to' $lB per 100 feet. First C'enunon
and Panel according to quality
d eel
TO THE fIEIRS AND LEGAL
ii REPRESENTATIVES OF' Et.o:Aurrn Stmot, late of
the County of Cumberland, deceased: Take Notice that
by virtue of:1 writ of Partition and Valuation issued out
of the Orphans Court of eurnberland county, and to me
directed, I will bold an inquest to divide, part or "value
the rent e_state of Raid deceas:td, on the premises, on SAT 4
URDAV. the 2:14 day of December, A. 1). 1553. at 10
o'clock. A. 31. w hen and where you may attend if you
think proper.
JOSEPH !den-ARMOND, Sheriff.
Sheriffs (Mee, CarliKta Deer.
•
1)UBLIC SALE.—I will sell on„ the
premises nn WEDNESDAY, January 10th 1655, (If
not shill sooner.) the raluablornOUSE on rAnd Main
St reet. It Is well situated for a hoarding house, having
roians, with a Cistern, Wash house, an excellent well
of Water. Stable, &c. The lot Is 00 feet front and 240 in
depth, lutti contains a number of Cherry and other fruit
trees. The property will be shown by the undersigned
to any person wishing to see It.
At the's:Line time, 1 will sell five acres of laud situate
•at the w•st end of the town, opposite to Cart's Orchard.
Terms made known on day of sale by
Carlisle Dec.l:3, 1814—ts
TAVERN LICENSE.—To the Hon
k oi-abk, Judges of the Court of General Sessions of
the INSILCO of Cumberland County, at January Sessions,
The petition of John Ilatnum respectfully represents
that your petitioner is provided With the necessary mini!,
sites for keeping a house of Public Entertainment in the
house now occupied as such by him In the west Ward in
the borough of Carlisle. Your petitioner,therefore.pra3s
your honors to grant hire a License for filename the en
suing year, commencing on the 24 Monday of January
nest and us in duty bound he will ever pray. dc,
We the undersigned citizens,of the West ward in the
Ipx-rough of Carlisle in the county of Cumberland, do cer
tify that we are well aequalated with the above mused
John Hannan and that be is of good repute for honesty
and temperance, and Is well pmvided with house room
and conveniences for the accommodation of strangers
and travellers, and that such an Inn or Tavern is necess
ary to accommodate the public and entertain straug,ors
travellers.
' A. L. Sponslor, James Davis, Robert Allison, (I, , ,org'y
Mendel, W. Win. Murrisnn, C.. 1, Cartnony, Chros.
Ilarnilz, J. Whistler, 13. J. Kieffer, James Postlethwalt,
Cleo. Ego. tSeptl:l
ISLItoItOSPECTUS VORlBss.—The SAT
uItDA Y EVENING POST established August 4th,
, . Weekly edition between 80.000 and 90,000. The
long period of over , Thirty-Three Years, during which
the Saturday Evening Post has been established, and its
present immense circulation are guarantees to all who
may subscribe to it that they will receive a full return
Mr their money. Our arrangements 'so far for the coin
ing year, are such as we trust will be thought worthy of
the hilt reputation of the POBT. Positive arrangements
already hare been made for contributions front the gift
ed pen of Mrs. SOUVIAMITII, GIIACE OREENWOOD, Mrs. DENI
SON, MARY WING, ELIZA L. SPROAT, Mrs. ("ARLEN, FANNY
Fray, and a now contributor, (whose name by request is
withhold.)
In the first paper of January next we design com
mencing the following Noselet; Six Weeks of Court
ship, by Mrs. Emetics F. Carlon, author of "One Year
of Wedlock.",
We purpose following this with an OrlAinal Novolet—
designed to illustrate, Incidentally, the great Evils of In
temperance—entitled The Falls of the Wyalusing, by a
new and distinguished contributor. We have also outdo
arrangements for Two Stories, to be entitled The Oneida
Sisters, and The Nabob's Will, 'by Grace Greenwood. au
thor of "Greenwood Leaves." •' flaps and Mishaps," &c.
Also, the fidlowing additional contributions:—New
ries of Sketches, by Fanny Bern, author of" Fern Leaves,"
Mark the-Sexton, a Noitfiet, by :Sirs. Denison, author
of the "Step-Mother, "Home Pictures," &c.
Nancy Selwyn, or the Cloud with a Silver Linigg,'o
Novelut, by Mary Irving.
And last, but by no means least—from the fascinating
and powerful pen of the Post's own exclusive contribu
tor—Viva, a Story of Life's Mystery, .by Mrs.-Emma D.
li. N. Southworth, author of "Miriam," "The Lost Heir
otts," etc.
-In addition to the above proud array of contributions,
We 1111:01 endeavor to keep up our usual variety Original
Sketches and Letters, Pictures of Life In our own and
Foreign Muds ellelee Selections from all sources, Agri
cultural Articles, Oemeral News, 1111.1110TOUS AlleedeteN,
1111 W Of th ,' V Produce and Stock Markets, Dank Note List,
Edibuials, &c.,--our obie,7t being to give a Complete
Record, us far ax our limits will admit, of the Great World.
KNORAVINtI.9.—In the way of Engravings we getior
ally present at least two weekly—ono of an illEtilletiVO,
the other of a humorous character.
The Postaga on the Post to any part of the United
Status,
paid quarterly or yearly In advance, at the Wilco
whereit is received, In only 26 cents a year.
Ti Itsth.—Singlo copy, - - $2 a year.
4 Copies, - • - - - - - - • $5 ayear.
S -.. And one to gettor up of Club,) 10,00 "
13 " A n 1 OM to getter up of Club,) 15,03 "
tN) , 0 AMI one to getter up of Club,) 20,00 "
tr . tx„Tho 'money must always be sent In advents. Ad
d ass always p.)st-paid, IIEACCN Ai PETERSON,
No. 06 South Third St., Philadelphia..
Saluplo Numbers sontgratls to anyone, when requeat
doe 1? . St-40 .
A T A STATED ORPHANS COURT
ii_be ,, an on Tuesday, the7th day of Noyeniber, A. D.
11564, and holden at Carlisle In and 54 - Cumberland
County, before the lion. ,Bees IL linmit'ot, Pres..ludge,
and SAntuta. Woonaulat and .10115 Here, Associate Judges
Ac., thejellowing proceedings were h',ul, to wit:
The petition of Catherine :tidily, Aduilnistratrlx of
Jacob Stehly. deed.. respectfully represents; That Jacob
Reidy, late of Westmoreland County, having gizen up
his residence In said County for the purpose of seating'
elsewhere, died on the 27th day of July last intestate,
that Letters of Administration were duly granted
to your petitioner (his widow).by the Register of Cum
berland County (in which county the only property
left by the decedent is situated) on his estate. That the
said Jacob Stehly, during his lifetitue,and shortly before
his death, was siezed In fee for a certain liouse and Lot
of ground in the borrough ofShippensbrug, In said Coun
ty 64 feet in front on Main Street. and 2i7 feet bath,
Mounded by Lot of Perry Stanton on the east, and by
public alleys on the south and west. Thai shortly be
fore the death of your intestate. to wit, on the 12th day
of June A. D. 1851 he entered into a written agreement
with a certain George Forney, to convey to the said
George Forney the said !louse and Lot of ground. for the
511111 of three hundred and seventy five dollars in the
following payments, to wit; $: , O, payable on the articles,
and the residue on the Ist 4.'4' April A. It. ISO 2, at' which
time the Deed was to be made and possession given:—
That in pursuance of said contrail, the said George
Forney pald the said Jacob Stably the sum of
fifty dollars. and was PUT INTO POSPSION of the property
which he and his representatives and heirs have had in
pesse...sion from that time up to the present date. That
said contract has been so far executed, that it would be
against o.mitc to rescind the lalne,:ind that no provision
for the preforms nee of said contract was made by the
decedent. :old having died without having made and
..delivemd a Deed to the said George Forney for said pro
perty, and without having received any further p.ty
went of the pureletse Money, or security for the gime.
Viitir,ret Molter further represents that since the date
of. said contract the said George Forney has also died,
leaving a widow named Magdalene, .and children and
grand children. to wit: Christian Ferney. Mary. Inter
married with George Hannan, Eliza4th, intermarried
I with Jacob ilowenstone who died leaving one. Child,
Adam. Fredit Forney. Farah. intermarried with Jacob
hither, Catherine, intermarticil with Joshua McClure,
Rebecca. Intermarried with William Fray, Mary, inter
married w Ith JO] Barklow, William Forney, who died
leaving one child, Charles, Resarina, Intermarried with
Iliotry (los/mit, and Hannah intermart led with Famuel
Green. 'That Jacob Heck is his administrator.
Your petitioner therefore. prays tie Court to award a
citation directed to the said .Administrzttor and to the
widow and heirs nt law of the said George Forney, de
ceased, commanding them to appear in Court, and an
swer lids petition nt a day and time to be fixed by the
Court, and if cause be not shown to the contrary. Your
petitioner further prays the decree of the Court for a
specific performance of said .confract: according to The
true intent and tneaming, and that a conveyance may
be made under said decree. by 'yotirptititioner, of the
rlg,lit and title of the said Jacob Stchly to the widow
of_the : said Vleorge-Forney, or-to s. no person
in trust for them. and that your petitioner fluty receive
from the party or parties to whom said conveyance shalt
is made, the balance of the purchase money as security
for the smite, and she will pray. lie.
CATII ARI N E STEII I.EY.
Now, to wit. 7th November, A. 1). ISs4,oitation award
ed upon .Ineob I the administrator, and the widow
and heirs of the said lieorge Forney. dee'd. to appear on
Tuesday the 21'4 h day of December neat. and answer the
jlill of the said Catherin Stehly, Adner of Jacob iF , tehly,
der.'d and show cause why the'prayer of the Sallie Shall
not be griluted. Due notice lobe given nceording
BY THE COURT.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto , set my hand
and the heal a said Court, at Carlisle, the 7th day of No-
vember, A. D.
P. QUIGLEY,
docl3 Deputy for S. Martin, Clerk 0. C.
S. M. HOOVER
t UDITOR'S NOTICE.—The subseri
ber, AMditor appointed by the Court of ('nuuuon
Pleas of Cumberland county•, to marshal and distribute
theltssets in the hands of Henry Hupp, Assignee of Jim
S Suavely, under it decd Or voluntary assignment fi r
the benefit of creditors. ulll attend fur that purpuse at
11 Itupp's Mill in Ilampden ‘ townshiP. on MOS DA Y,
the Ist day of January, at 10 o'clock, A. 'M., on or beibre
which time those haN lug claims will please present them.
Dee 13, ISrsl DA NIEL MELLY. Auditor.
TAY AN 1) STRAW CUTTERS,
CON SI! ELLERS.—A large assortment of itn-
I . R
proved Hay. Straw and Fodder Cutters, now on hand.—
Also, double and single corn shellerh for either hand or
horse power. of the very latest manufacture, including
the premium Sheller at Ike late Pennsylvania State Fair.
Fur sale by • PASCHALL MORRIS & .CO.,
Agricultural Wareham,' and Seed Store, corner of 7th
and Market, Philadelphia. Dec. (1, ItiM—tf
J. 11AUGIUVIAN
QAUSAOE CUTTERS AND STI'F
►J .I , l•:llS.,—Several pattorns of the al'ore.on hand and
for sale wholesale and retail by _ _
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, corner of ith
and Market, Philadelphia. Dec. 6th, 1854—tf
RESS & CLOAK TRIMMINGS.—
; No. 296 CIIESN rr STREET, below Eleventh. and
No. 170 RAMA SMONII swam., below Spruce, Phil
adelphia. We invite attention to our complete asTmt,
acsortthent of Plush and MR Bindings, Fringes. Buttons
and Staple Trimmings, of our own importation and man
tba.,.Orders executed at a few hours notice.
.1. 0. MAXWELL ,t; SON,
296 Chesnut St. and 176 South 2d St, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, December 6, 18:4—amo.
=
`PAIN'S ATMOSPHERIC CI I URNS
L —A full supply of the above celebrated Churn, now
on hand of all the different sixes, from 4 gallons to
It received the first premium at the late Pennsylvania
State Fair, the first prendunt at the Franklin Institute
and Delaware and Maryland State Fairs, and various
others at different places. It will make more and better
butter front a given amount of cream, and In less time
than any churn lu the market. For sale wholesale and
retail by PASCHALL MORRIS
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, corner of 'it h
and Market., Philadelphia. Pee, 6, )85 I--tf
A
rrVERN the
orable the Judges of the Court of General Quarter
Sessions of the Peace of Cumberland County, at Janua
ry Session, 1865.
The vtitlen of C. 11. UNDERWOOD, respectfully rep
resents, that your petitioner Is provided a ith the ne•
.cessary requisites Ii r keeping a house of public enter
tainment in the house now occupied by lam as such, in
Upper Allen township. Your petitioner therefore prays
your tumor to grant him a license for the same for the
ensuing year. command:lg on the Ist day of January,
ISM. As In duty bound, ho will over pray, &e.
Dee. b, 1654
We the undersigned, citizens of Upper Allen town-
Fhip, do certify that we are well acquainted with the
above limited C. It. Underwood, that he is of good repute
Oar honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
houseroom and conveniences fa• the accommodation of
strangers and travellers, and that such an inn or tav
ern is necessary to accommodate the public and enter
tain strangers and travellers.
Conklin, Samuel Stalter, .Isool. 1,. Zook.
Ilinn Much Len•lx Ilyer, John W. ('...kiln, .hnes.
Thomas (onia, John Moore, William M. Echels,'
Charley Ilinganutn, George.einnanan.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUB-
Lie SALE—On MONDAY, the 25th of Docember,
18A4, the subscriber, will offer at public sale all his pro
perly' in Churchtown, Cumberland County, consisting of
n large and commodious two story BRICK DOUSE and
TWO LOTS, with all necessary nut-buildings, such as
IVasit House, Carriage Ifouse.Stable,Cistern and a pump
at the door. Also, a story and n half Mick Reuse on
Main street. Also ono of the very best BLACK:11111V l'S
STANDS in the econity ' with custom sufficient to give
cm:stand employment to six hands. The shop is situate
on a lot 100 fee! in front by CO deep,
The above Property is in a pleasant part of the town,
and offers many Inducements to any one wishlioss tocar
ry on the Smithing business in all its departments. Per
teutts wishing to examine tloyfronsLrty can do so by milling
on the subssyriber In Church own. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock, A. M.
ItICIIARD ANDERSON.
December 1.186 x.
NTOTICI4I.—The money arising from
±.l the Estate of WILLIAMS 1111.NESKin lu Court fur
Appropriation, and tlio'Court hart, appointod Tuesday,
tin tifolt day of Iheamher, 1854, al 10 oN:lark, A., 51„ for
the uppr apt I 'Lion of Cry-F/IW. All lie!0 s•tvlw hay,'
airy upon Ow nal.l fttud,,are re.,nl ad to appear'
at that time and prutko their cluinis know n.
K. MULL,
Dec. 6,185 1.-11. Prothonotary.
iicw dthuertisements.
PASCIIALL :MORRIS & Co
C. B. UNI/EUWOOD
kgarlisle peralb.
Re'ut) libuertisements.
JAMES CIA c.
NTOC, M. D. ,—La te
Professor of Anatomy and Surgery it the-Plilladid
,
shin Collegi of Medicine, and Acting Professor of Mid
wilbry ; one of ow Consulting Physicians of the
adelPhia Hospital, Illockley; late membor,of the Na
tional Medical Asgociation; member of the Philadel
phia Medical Society; memberof the Mediro-Chlrurgi
cal College of Philadelphia; formerly President and
Professor of Anntraity and Surgery in Ctudleton Medi
cal College, Vermont; and also, Into Professor of Art.
(amity and Physiology in Iterkshire Medical Institu
tion' Pitt sileith.ltlass..
Das lately introduced in a popular form. several of his
favorite prescriptions for the principal diseases of this
climate. The nitrite of each ltrLielti will Imply the tilt
oast for which it is intended to he used.
PR. MCCLIN't (cr.'s At. STRUT. it 1.
13 McClANTncii's 7111.11 AND COUttll MIXTME—rer Colds,
Coughs. Ac., Price 25 cts.
MCCLINTOCK'S,AFTIDIA AND HOODING COUCH, REM:-
Dr. Price .10 cts.
it•Ci.irrroctc's Twin- Ar,rLii ITITE SYRUP—For Pu
rifying the Bleed. Price $l.
Da. MeCtiNvocK's Dyspeptic Elixir—For giving tone
to the stomach, relieving pains after eating, heartburn,
and all disagreeable symptoms arising front indigestion.
Price ,Sl.
Dn. McCrANTocß's ItitsustArre Mixreirt:—A Purbly Ve
getable Itemedrfor internal use,___Prlce 50 cts.
Dn. McCoNinctes I.I.IMENT—For Rheuma
tism, Sprains; Swellings. Ac. Price 50 cts.
Pit. MCCLINTOCK'S ANODYNE 3IINTINUI—For PltiLS, Tootle
ifeadacho, Neuralgia, &c. Price 50 cts.
Da. MeCtlxvoctes FEVER AND AGUE SPECIFIC—A certain
cure for all I ntermlttents. Price SI. ,
Da. MCCLISTnrILO DIARIUDEA CORDIAL AND CHOLERA PRE,
VENTIVE—A Safe Remedy.
Da. lUcCit NTOCIO.4 ETADLE PCIUt ATI V PILL:I—POD
Cost.iicnoss. I f Priee ets.
Da. NlrCiANvoca'sTANri-mmous Prtts—For irregularity
in the Functionsoethe Liver and Bowels—the hest lAN - -
er made. Price 25 ets. a box,
For sale by MeCLIND ICH., at ills -Medical DepOt.
N. W. corner NJNTII and. FILIIKRT Streets, Philadel
phia, and all Druggists. Druggists and Dealen4 in Med
idnes ,who wish to lie Agents, will lease address Dr.
McClintock, furnishing reference, nr ne of hat Office,
county and State.
an.„..For sale by, 11% A. Kelso. FRIII C11111$10;
Criswell, Shlpponsburg • Erumirr el A Co., L. Rata ,
Man, Mrkhanicslarrg; .I,lsepl; Hui roil, Newville:.l:li.
Zimmerman. Ander sonburg; Haines A Forth!, M fliers
tow n ; A. C. IC Ii iii. New Itloomfeld; Daniel M. Huger.
Newport; B. F. Ilardner, Finings; A.. 1. Miller and
.1. S. Nixon, Chambersburg: It. 310. (yet, We) nest. re.;
tleorge Bergner and D. R. Jones A Ilarrisburg.
DR. McCI.INT(WK can be emu:tilted, without charge,
daily, front 10 to 12 o'clock, A. M., at his Depot.
I teem lwr ti, 105.1-Iy.
L ELLIN(I OFF' AT C()S1".
RAW:A INS! BA RI; %INS! BARGAINS
Thu ilillonditlV to ie:LIA` thin Oat,. offer
their rittlir stock of AI:)' Gixilis AND imoetutiti a t
first cost. lt,ronsists
LADIES' DRESS of ail wnol - Pelnirregimi
Ca.rliniereg. Uo Begvs, French Merlarass, Mark and Fancy
Press bilks, Ilandsope Itelainot , trout 8 to CO Cents per
yard.
EMIIIiOIDEILIES.—.A large assortment of Swiss and
Jaeonet Speneers, 1:m1.1-sleeves, Collars', it uttlings, Edg
ings, Insertlmis, &T. Mourning Spencers and Cullart., l
and
. I , :ntl.roltlered Linen Cambide Ilandkereldefs.
:Al A KL: , .- 112111(1,..nte Long and : , quare Black, Figured
mod ThiLet SI/awls.
I/0M ESTICS.-4 Cassie:sere& Satt !net Is, ICen
picky Jeans, usllns, Checks, ilelangs,
ecii.s, Flannels. &c.
Alm,. a large assortment of Gloves. Cotton, Cashmere.
uollen 1.11, , 511. Cloth Cali,.nialli.CtS. &e.
(111{0C Eill ES.—Sogar. Nloh.ses, he.
W e i n vite ,ate and an ' to Clime and examine our stock,
as now is the time to pardon.. g,ds.
V EASE ,t E 1,!..
S. W. Corner of N. Hamner and Louther streets.
Nov. 139. Isla.
1( 111. ENT.—Thd two
Flt.1)11.: 11 It'SE, ,It nine on West
V I
g nia% . Mn - in ,st rept. oppo,i!” the EMI Mow, Depot.
Sept itilW In the occupancy of .1. N A mist rong.as
a' ', knew store. It 1, suitable for a ctore
or shop, being rape of the best busine , s locations In the
tom n.
1.., rim salo, a first-rote FAMILY CAR- , . ,
~ ..
E hors-es.:.-X-1.•,i
RIAG, for one or two The mlrrtnzr Ol, - - --2 - , - - 3'''
?`
Is built trtrong, And of the best nt:gerlolo. It nul 6. se
low f , r cosh. Apply to
nov 21'
\V I. D. SEYMOUR.
TORE ROOM FOR RENT.--The
CapllleibllS and ventral STORE ittiOlit on the eorner
id Main and Pitt streets, now oexttribed by Henri/ Peters,
Is offered for rent from the tat of April next. tor terms
reenoul of nottlti itt tlffcitT NOBLE.
1 - ) ARE CHANCE FOR A BUSI
ft, NESS MAN.—The subs..riber offers his property
for sale, combating of a DWELLING
ROOM mad MERCIIANPIZE, In, the town of Araarons
burg. Centre Ontuty, Pa. The buildings are stone 111,d
brick, ma itla IX) feet front, and a'eußy the most
LUSligesp 10eatilMI lit the tomcat. Tne',N,untry surround
ing Is not surpassed by any in the State for tanning pur
poses. It offers inducements to a business man such as
are seldom to be met with. Terms will be aran,W kIIOWII
on application personally or by letter to the subseriber.
unr. 22 JANES P. COBURN.
ADIES FAINICY FURS.--JOHN
FAEEIRA. Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in
nil Is I MIS of NANCY Milli s tbr Ladles and Children, at'
284 MARKET Street, above Philadelphia.
Having now
_complete.] my large :tad beautiful assort
ment of all the different klnds of Fancy Furs. that will
is. , worn by'Ladies and Children doting the present sea
son: this assortment of Furs Is equal to any tot.. fano'
In this City, either tbr quality, variety or beauty. I
Isonflit•my Furs In Eurpe. for Cash. and hay , ' had
thorn loanultAured by the most competent worknem
under my own supervision, with reasonable Uconomy.—
I ant determined to sell them at small profits, and fur
Cash uttly.
trity- STORER' I:EPERS ivould do well to give uic a
1.3(4re ptirtitaeda. .101.1 N FAR I 1 I:A,
Strout, above Eighth, Philadelphia.
D ti-gi -g- NEW STO Ii E
NEw Goons !—The
illerslgned is now opening, in the etore room of William
Leonard, on the corner of ilanhyer and 'author streets.
in the Itorowth of Carlisle, ,a large and general assort
ment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY 11001/S, embra,
lug almost every kind and variety of goods initiated Lo
this market, together with an a.ssortment of GitucE--
it lE. His shas. Iniyinp; been nearly all purchased within
the last two works, buyers will 'have the advantage of
selecting from a Fill * , ll pIOCK„ no well as of the late
decline in the price of mankrtieles , lie will be happy
to exhildt his goods to all uhe may favor him with a
call, and pledges himself to sell every article IN low or
lower than they can be purchased elsewhere.
Carlisle, Nov. n, ROBERT LICK.
i i n F. LIANd- OFF Xl' COSN. B.Vit—
ki ll A INA: HA 11(1 Al \R?—Tin nultsvriber I Ilt.11!Iii Tlg
W flAhhilliol )lIISI TWOS offers his entire 0.10: of IbREIV.,
1 S c i l i : )..E:4
made
Cl A i 'l' , l: ' t e S , , t,
; A M l. tt C r u l . .7 .: l„ " l is l ; t t ' l l'
i. t., , (.r Li. ~. : h . h., 1 . h.
I.est workmen in the cities. These desirous of
• sreuring good bargains had better rot lot this
oppartunity blip, as they natty not again have the chance
of se curing. such bargains as wo now offer them.
Nov 8 IV. Sil I: I.IION.
1 1 41:Al f) CASHMERES,----
&c.----The sub-
Hornwr hns just opened a variety of Plaids and
De allies at reduced paces.
Ne.v 15 (1. W. 111TNER.
•
"A ATTENTION ALL! METROPOL-
Lv ITAN STENCIL PL le
ATES.—Chea—Spedy—and
Satisetetory. Utility, rather than novelty, being. the
standard of WM111(11'0 11.1110111 t tho inventions of the day.
I shall hill -{ideated to introduce to the Know Nothings.
Know Somethings and Know Ails. the Motmpolitan
Stencil dilate, for marking' Linen, Clothing or Books.
with Darts A: Co's. Superior 111(1010de ink, in a not,
expeditious and (limp manlier.
The subscriber will wait upon the' citizens of Carlisle
the coming week to receive orders for the above useful
little articles, which have received the universal appro.
Intim, ofthousands, and become an 'nth/Tensible con
venience wherever introduced.
Vig_itil orders warranted, and those who feel disposed
to lease orders at parson's Mansion House Hotel, will
meet With prompt attention.
Nov 8, 1811 W. DAVIS.
cjILOA K. TRIMMI I NG S.—juM, Opened
a great variety of Cloak 11114 tiresTrinnningS.—
A so, Cloth Makings, with a - variety of Winter Goods.
Nov, 16 G. W. LUTNER.
Stores aniCSOolis.
STOVES 1' STOVES ST OV E
j JOHN P.tiblttlAS would inform the public that
ho has now on hand r Ids'establishinont, on Maio St..
next door to Marion Hall, the largest and most con t .
plate nasortment of COOK, OF1:111: & PAR
-I.ol{. STOVES to be found in this county,
which will Ie sold at the lowest prices for
, j i3 O& cash Mapproved credit. Ills strvk consists of
a large ass , irtment of new end highly np
- ti proved I ...yrt;:yr COOK I I`.“ V Es.
In the meat etimplete manner. and calculated for either
wood or coal, Or both: All the old standard p..ntterits
which have stood the test of experience, may be bond
at his establishtnent. Also, a groat variety of the most,
approved and Intautiful PARLOR STIWLS. in
cluding IL numl.cr of new Sty les.. p , ssessi ng s enny s up,
Her advantages over those 'tendon - we in use. faint lea
and housekeepers are respectfully invited to gine hint a
call Lerma platinising elsewhere. Stoves delivered to
any part of the country and, put fluent t h e shortest no.
tire. Ile continues to do all kinds of. TI NAND SIIEET
I 11l IN WA !till. and Copper Work. anti has constantly on
hand or will make to order every article required icy
housekeepers or others in this line. Ills stock of Tin
and Copper Ware embraees every kind of household and
kitchen utensil. warranted esinai to the best menufac.
Wroth Persons in want of articles in his lino may al
ways he sure of holing accommodated to their Nitisfaetion
by giving him a call. intenl-IF:4
pm4.:PARE FOR WINTER I •
PABLIIIi AND ClOKiNtl
'ffie subscriber at his old stand on North.llanoter
Carlisle, the sign of the "Mammoth Pod Cotr o o
sires to call the attenthm of the public to his large as
sortment of STOVES, of the newest and most fiishlion
-1,10 stvlrs, from the Lest mattufavtorics in the
country, and at all prices from
!own,- his PAHL , Of A CllAlillEU STOVES
,en.i, laretll l, :q .
n n
inl hoer St a A: t A
e ArLt .
?.. sith other,patterns which he hue if all specs
r parlors rut chiunbers.andealetoioted for burning either'
Wood or coal. dlwi , the dot no, (II 1,, Astor. Alany.
Flat-top and itandbmt or Poor Man's, with other COOK
-INfl STOVES: comprising the latest improt tumults in
kitchen stores, and lutond A for either w0 , %1 er
A Is.. the Dining itoolit Cooking Starr--n new and ele
gant article. to which he omit -s the particular , atten-
tkm of families. Ills eooking st,os range in price fr , on
$lO to 2.i, wi th the fixtures complete. Also, Nine Nato
:taros of radon:: patterns atol Ad.-rent prices..
Ala.•, NI) TINNLIt .ittf: for l'ook.
St. , VPS, ItrlSh! lit.t.tlcS. &C. AIFo, every rirtielo hi the
line of 'file itrid Copper IVaro. The ',oldie nro respect
fittly IllAlt,t to eltlt no 110 to oonfoloot s‘ith hip here
st , iek. variety and olikapoooo or being ni , le to give en
tin. sati,ne't ien to every purehai.er. anti See.
oet. 2:, I sZi4. M. 'MAIM:IS.
1 1 1,,1.., AND AViN'l'Elt F ‘S111()NS.
, -
The , übs.•riber has just returned front the cities
and is now opening at his store r,ont, next door to Ar
nold .t Lit ingstots'N Clothing utore, a errs . large '4,s ef
i
_. ,___ marl; AND - SIM - ES. which cannot he our
par4rd in style, quality and price, and to which
F• 4 he ins ices the attention of the puldle. Ill s as
sortment roof prises In part. MI descriptims I f
Ladies and Misses SLIPPERS. ti A ITEIIS anti rdltif.S.
of the latest styles, and or superior qualit) : Kentle
men's Calf. Kip and Coarse Boots. of the best workman
ship. and at the lowest. prices: Youth's, Boys' and Mene
Ilungat Mu Boots: Ladies and ilentlemen's II urn Stwes,
I.r. kn. A isd, a tot of Carpet hogs and Trunhs.
This extensis i: Stnek T.I . new and fashionable styles
hat s z, been selected with great care. and the. qualify Is
wal+anted. Ile also GM tl , lue , to taannandni , all 1.1714.
of work as befitre. Ile solklts a share of public patron
age.
tine::.-lift .101IN.Cr11.1 7s; COILNM AN.
1)1: M PS.--Just received a large assort
ment of PUMPS of el era/ variety.in general ono,
eiiihnolng Iron and Itrdss Cistern amid Cistern Side
Also, out-door Pumps, rot, regulated ns not to
he subject to freezing in w inter. These Olin Ps are tmt
up in the very I wit nth le in pill of qualitypand work
nianSill 'rho manutaeturers !saving 'had premiums
guarded for their pumps at Several State Fairs, w here
they have been Inu exbibitien. Also, is - instantly on ham]
a full ivssortmont of loon (Sell l'orts and halo Puntini
For nalO low :IL
ITO - V - HENRY S'd
fjophs.
_
A Ill; x.
AANS Erti.kottin N A iZY
N 01):4 I
.It/ N I ioDS !:
The sui.scriber has itt.t returned from the cities of S.
York and Philadelphia', with the cheapest and moot
splendid assortment of FALL AM/ WINTER t;i illtS
ever brought to Craillitle. Ilna I rig, pun-based fm, to se, eral
of the lar,..mait. importing houses in New York a.sla.
it 1011 enable me to offer greater lant moments and ON
better lurtatalm to any old rust. niters rind all who may
faeor Ille am MI a tra/l. than call 1.0 had nt any ether store
In the town or coon ty.
1 lime the ritenitesi. Flonuels, Settieetle, Cb.tbs, lien
ttteky .lenoe, lb , Loins, De Ile es. Nltieihts, Tiehh4s, .te
&v., ever offered In the borough.
It is Impassible to eninneui to one half the iu tleles.—
Como one and nil In want of Omar izr.ala and juil4e for
yoursoll:es. Nu trouble to show our goods. Recollect
the old stand, East Main Street.
cwt.{ IA CAARLES TAW.
/1 NEW FA LL (; 001)S.
cl fr -17• BENTz nnoTitims have returned
from P illndelphla and aro now unnaelang a comnlne
asmlrtment of FA hi, AND 11 TElt WOLK-
A full assortment of Cloths.
A full assortment of eassimeres,
A full assortment of Cuss' nets.
A f ull assortmont of Vegfi
A full aissortMent of ladles 11rt•ss Goods.
A full assortment of Domest is Goods.
A full assortment of t. , 111.s and
A full nssort toen t of ^I I , A Cash tftei
A full amsertment of Onweries.
A full assorta4M t of Queeoswa
With a cull :fssertmont of Miscellaneous artioles gene
rally liejlt In St , res. Purchasers will find it gre e nfly to
their I!! terest to call and examine our stock hefere pur
chasing. as oasis have materially depreciated. and will
lie sold accordingly. coma one, come all, and judge ti.r
yourselves. sopl'2o
3011 e TEISE&CAMP
wOODsi MELT. have just re.
veiled at their :Store, in N. linnowor street, Carlisle. a
large. handsome and cheap stock of FA 1,1,i 1001)S, whieh
we will sell MEAPER 111 %II aysh. Give us a call.
Carlin: e, Sept. 1:1, ISM,
"RIAU K SILK LAC ES.---Just opened,
Sill: La:Ts of superior quality, and di frorout
widths. A Isl. BLACK SI LK TRI .I>l lN(i;i • Muir: awl
other trimmintiu. GEO. W. lIITN i•;n.
FA I, L AND W ER CLOTHING.
Thu I ar r est stock of Clothing over hit night to Car
lisle. has ind tool recAl el by ARNOLD& 1,1 V INIISTON
at their cheap and eNtenslve CLOTHING 110US1?, Li
North Ilanol or Ftreet.
The inlet - , of clothing at this Itonst-litive teen reduces!
to such n liwy low standard that It Is now in the ia.a ur
of ;111 who wish. to wear gowol Oothr
The assortment eensists of (li•eramts of every &stilt , .
(ion, Dress. Fruek and Sark Coats, a great variety of Box
mats, Monkey rents. &e. Superfine Casslinere
black and Piney. Riik and Satin vEsTs, and tt fine va
riety of . V:OCTlCill'alld other vests. Also, shirts. collars.
stocks. Trelset handkerchiefs. suspenders. gloves. bestow,
and all (tiler ankles generally kept In this Ihm of
business. All articles sold at this establishment war ,
mated what they are rmiresented to be.
Also, a splendid assortment of goods in the piece.—
Suporfine French mid Eintlish CLOT it S and CAF—
SIM MIES of,every hue and shade. satin, silk. and \'ale
:lo satlnetts, &c.., all of which will be made to
order at the shortest notice, and in the neatest and be.t.
nun nor. All garments warranted to tit. 1101'S (1.01:11-
INii always on hand.
The public ore respectfully invited to call Bml exam
,ll:e thu superior tissortmeut this estohilsh.
next door to Lynes Ilartimaric store, oppotAte to
:11o4:1:tughlites hotel.
Sept. A ItNOLD k. LI Y 1 NOSTON.
CHEAP SILKS.—I am :low opening
a large assortment of lILACK SILKS. Also, an
assortment of now styles G01)10110412 YALE, SILKS, very
cheap. ..„
oet 4 '64 CIIA 12 LIS MI ((V.
_. ___ ....
(l A. SALT.-5000 Sacks G. A.
`jr,' SALT, for sltle by
CARR, 01 , 151 , 1 AT Co.
Flour & Ornin Commission Merchants, Evear's wharf,
Hafthnore, Me 5
Rem Horit
.t M bR[('AN A ItTI N.lloM—
x_Cfhr .15lialck,f altTONis' Uatea. Would respectful) )
to tho, 10011$ Of the United States and tin
t hat • fol• the plo.poA., of cultivating a tutu fu;
the fine :uts throu;lr,ut the ma ntry. and with a vies,
of ens, Llin over) family to ))creme p t , stssell of a gainer)
if BY THE FIRST A IcTl: 4 l'S Ole TILE Al. 1..
the' hive determined, in order to create an exteosive
rot their EllitraChsgit, and thus not only give em
to a large nunther of artists and others, I.u'
iorpi re anvolg our countrymen a tar to for works (If ai t
t,., proaont ti the purchasers of their engravings, o he.
Of evhidt are sold, 250,000 G 11.78, of the tutu.
cost of :1::.0,001./.
por,busor of n Ono Dollar Engraving, theref, , r.
reeoh 0 , not only an rdigraVing riohly worth the 11141 t. • V
hot a!s . , n tickut which entitles hint to one of the (WV
AS ben they are diatribotod.
I an }he Dollars a highly finished Engraving, Leu
bully painted In Oil. and FIVE GIFT.TICICETS,
Le vvnt: - or Fivo Dollar:, worth of splendid Ettgravin,
ran Le hekwted from the Catalogue, and be sout I y
turn moil or exprest:.
A copy of the Catalogue, t , gether with a SPedMer:
one of the En4raving,,, :an be seen at the Mlles of tl
pa par.
For 1/n11:w gala, Eligral lip , actually worn/ Lt.
sum, anda Ticket. will lin a/eiliately Le Ihrwarited.
AI7I.NTS
Committee helievink that thr idtecoFF of th:•
.teat
N. am! Undortahhm trill Immaterially promot.
1. the one; ly and eatorpriie of nod pp.•
% .agents. have resolved to ta . ....alsittrsuchamdtt
111014 terfils.
Any pors , ni wishing. to bernme nn Agent, by reniiii
(post $l, A - ill I'ol Oive by return of ',mil, a o no 1,,
lar Engrai big. a - GIFT . TICKI.T. - a Pr, spvi tus a
al...gnv and all othor neeessary in forniatb,A.
On the Mot: completion .)( the the Gift,: IN b ,
)11,1voii in the Laud,: Or B , C 11 Fr of the Primo ASt I
be InhTftll , VTEll. (1110 lintiff , or which %rid be given thy.
out thy United mid the Can:Mar,.
'UST ()Pl.: I trrg.
Starliletitn•it of Wagliltigt - in at
•• •• Cla1•,
101 •• \\ ebster - - -
WO •'
e'e:nnt Gilt Pala tiugs in splendid gilt
frame, size roc t it. earn,
Inn eiezatit oil Paintings. ttsil feet each
:09 steel pate Enitray lugs lollliantlp eol
m et! la oil. rich pi; t Eranies 24a30 ip
each
10.0(r. ~1e.4/Int steel p'ate I:ngrax
ored in old el the 11 nshington Mon
tune. t. l oo n, cad.
7,4,th. steel plate engravings. tram 100
different Bate, now in poFsesvion
of ar.d rat ord I.y the d rtists' Union,
of the rnarkot glne of frum 1.0 et.r.
t oneti,
1 in e'lls.. PA. elfi: in :11st st N. V.City
lo its in 109 and Mgt s.,p, S, -
_ I,
fon — 1 . 111:1 sites eni.taining au Ii 10,000 Fq.
' ft. In the Futairl.s cif New York City
and e.';i7,lilanding a niagn If rent V irw
of the Iludgen Inver and Lima Is
land Sound. itt - -
porpet ual loans if ,nsh. without Inte
rest. ~r security,
t'f each
`•
100 `•
..;(0 ••
'2( 10
Ileferen.yi In regard to the Ihgtl Estate F.J..
st (Th. R 1,11 Etaitil• New 11, • .
11:11•.i with nione enelo.,d:•to IT 11,1111:i.,81.1.i.
.1. . 110.1.1111011KE, I , etr,tary.
N. V.
11. - 9. The Engrat Ingo in the Catalogue are now
for delivery. • [PM'
Ned (Estate Safes
VLUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT fill'' ATE SA LL—The st riLer t;
the property Ile now owns and 4 ~ Al
nt
i.. L.
_-_,, ps,-, ii:rmerly owned by ITila V
re - i,g. ,
-ja i l ..;
yam . ?hors, situated 011 F 40114 II flier se t.
" ~.ximrtg' Carlisle, adjoining the pr, port:, of I.
J .. ...srs4Vsks. Al to. Grahm. near the Wouut j 4,41-
thni Head. consisting of a TOWN LOT AND A ILAL4r,, '
¶4O by NO feet, upon whirl' are erected a good two Fitt.' y
Fit AM }: 1101'SE. Wi moll blouse and Stable, together 'l4 j 4 II
other out-bnildlin..N. There Is also a g0<4.1 brick eonieilled
Cistern, (tillable of holding forty •h,,: hi ”,..,Yheads of era:, r.
'I lie properly is in good repair.
Also, fir sale. a full Toll N 'AT ad)Solning the als.r.e,
60 by 240 feet. Any one wanling soh pr operty will ~.;.1
well to call and examine
nay 2.2.--4 1 In
SALE.-13y virtue of tin
enter of the Orphans' Court.. will nt thx
ilome In Car:isle. on SATE' it DA V. the 1, th du) 'it
Dereanl.er next, :tt 2 e'elee/s, I'. M.. A FRAM E 1101 st'.
aCourt ith about ONE ACRE of ground attached, late
.;;; the property of John Lephart.
This property Iles nhout four miles west of Car
lisp., on the State Kited, near Plainfield. And is now iu
the ,:erupanr of Joseph Conner.
rer.93TIK wishing to purchase can examine the property
befure the day of salu. Terms will be made known by
JACOB 11E1 BLEB.
Administrator.
Nov. 15, 1554 is it
TOWN PROPERTY FOR S.ALE,-
Ite disp , sed of at Private sale those two well
r e t,sl .. finished 11111CIC 1101 1 , E8 situated in Lowlier
jiastreet neat Redford. They are in god repair. and
every Nen) worth) the attention of any person %%Sh
in., to purchase a home.
Also. a llol:SE to let. Possession given the th- s t
Janoary. S. ELLIOTT.
Carlisle, Nov. 15. 1 554--At
QIIE It 1 Fli"S SAL ES.—By virtue of
sundry writs of 1'0441(1.111 Exponas, Issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Conti...l-land Ct unty, and
to nu' directed, 1 Gill expese to sale by public rendue or
outcry. at the Court it. use in the Borough ofrarlisle,,,n
A V the day of December, 1554, nt 1U o'clock,
A. M. the following 1;eal Estate.via:
A 'LOT OF tiltOQN it, situate in 1 4 .. uth 'Middleton town
ship. containing ON? An:l.:more or less, bolludett on tho
north by the Pine road, on the west, east and south by
Mathew 31ooro having thereon erected a two story frame
house &t. round and taken In execution as the property
of 11 Hilton Laird. •,'
Also a Lunn , ' (31101 , ND situate in Churchtown,Monroo
township, Cumberland county, containing 33 feet in'front
and 200 bet in depth mere or less, bounthal en the esgt
by an alley, on the south by Ur. Levi Lenher, west by
Isnii.7 - I..amw, north by Multi street, having thereon erect
ed It two stoVy MUCK' 110 USE, with an attic story, a
stable, carria;:e house and other out houses and the me
of a well of water, Ac., tzetzed anti taken in eNecutien as
the propel ty of William It. Thomas.
Also, by virtue of a irrit of Testritinn Venditioni Ex-
P"ras. immed out oti the Conti, of Common Pleas of Berl:is
('aunty, and to ino (Riveted, I IN
111 expose to sale by pub
lic
Veil dile 0c outct v, at the Vona 'louse, in the lior.
(-ILA i f(:urlis4•, on TIII`I;I 4 PAY the '2,tith day of 'W01f...T.,
f...T., ltsfp.l. at 10 o'clock, A. Id. the following Real Estate
A TUArT OF LA ND. situate In SilverSprlng townSbip,
Cumberland County, (+out:doing 1: 0 arms, more or Its,
bounded on the north by I ehi 1/0111:10 and John ill-u
-rban, on the west by Joseph arid Samuel tiller, on the
south by ISilllamJacobs. and on tile east by -eh, '
umn, having thereon erected a one story 1.00 lIUUSEand
Lou ILUtN, &e. Seired nod taken In execution a. the
property of Abraham !lament:in, and to I,c sold by me.
MeDAIIMOND,Aeriff.
l'herllT's °Mee Carlisle 1
December hth 1551
M,IVEIV BOOKS!
11 MAGAZINES, AND
A'l'l; PUBLICATIONS
Elements of Character, by Miss Chandler.
CMvernook, by Alice Carey.
('rant; by author of Mary Darien,
l'asSion and Prejlllike. by Mrs. Gore.
Henrietta Temple. by irlsraell.,
Old Redstone. or HistoricaW
l Sketches of estern Preaby
terinnistn, .te., by Joseph Smith, D. D.
Village Sermona, by Rev. Dee. Ilurder, containing one
hundred and 'one plain short discourse' on the prinel
ml doctrines of the Gospel, pia published by Lippin
cott, Grarebo & Co., of Philadelphia.
InnnyMeinorleaof gureign Lands, by Mrs: IL B. Stowe.
idendid (lift Books and Annuals tlir 15611.
farper's, Putnant's, Ootietneri and,Oodey's Magazine',
for Detobcr,
ort
life-Jo4),Prieting done nt thin office
E
$lOO slo.ot
100 10.0(
100 10,01
100 10.4 i
100 t.(
co :,c
10 -91. C.
=EI
EMI
-~~--
lEZI
GOO ~A.O
t
b.
l .1 •
•
EN
BE:s;I:DIrT LA 1;
A. M. PIPER.