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lUal (gslaU- Suhs. ileal (0tate Salts. JXciu buittistmcuts. IIHAL 33 STATES AT I'UBLIU BALE. On SATURDAY the lit day of October, Will bo sold 01 public sale on the premise! the I iii lowing real estate, in West Puuuabnrn Ciim hcrluntl cuuuty, line the properly of Rich-aril B.

Stevenson, of the borough ol Carlisle vir; All that Form situaie in West Pennsboro township, aforesaid, about one mile from the li.irongh of Newvillo, boui tied bv lands of J. McCulloucli, Lnughltnand otiicis end CONTAINING lliij ACRES, moro or loss. The lend is first-rale limestone lond, in good cultivation end well Fenced. 95 NOJ-IOB. THE following mimed Commissioner, ap.

pointed in iho charter of the York, Uill.burg and GrcttH-ustlo Railroad, are requested to meet un Thursday, tie iSlli of AUGUST next, at the public house i( Matthew Moore, in Pupenown, Cumberland eounly, for tho purpose ul entering into a primary organization and adopting measures for the speedy construe lion of said road. It Fisher, Henry Sidle, A Ahl, Geo Carl, Win Andeison, Geo Shearer, Sidle, Blair, Keesy, Samuel Wood-burn, Smuel Manner, Henderson, Jus. Lamberton? Ahl, Anderson, Ege, Howe, Jos Davidson, Zigler. Davidson, Thomas M'Couley, Win Crubb, Jos Hollar, Daniel Snively, English. All persons friendly to the conslructiun of the road ate requested to attend.

August 10, 1853. Teachers Wanted. ELEVEN MtLE TEACHEUS will find employment in Monroe township, to teach the usual branches in the common benoo Is nf RtiiH tnu.nc-l.:.. GRAIN DRIIiL.8 FOR 1853. MOORE'S PATENT GRAIN DRILL AND REED PLANTER, for planting wheat, rye, oats, barley, indian corn, timolby seed, etc.

This machine was patented July 2d, U50. Its oteiation durina the three past years has been highly successful; wherever it has been thor oughly tested, its good qualities have been universally acknowledged and notwithstanding tho great increase ot competition, it Mill continues lo ma'uuuin its eupeiiurtity over all others yet in use. During the years 1850 and IHGI if received the highest premium at six different Agricultural Exhibitions, as follows Two in the State of Maryland, one in Michigan, one in Delaware, and two in Pennsylvania; while within the paft year it wns awarded the first and highest premiums at each of the county exhibitions ol Chester, Berks and Schuylkill. The fact that in receiving ihe nbove premiums, this machine was brought at several different times in a hvr and open competition with a'l the Grain Drills of any note, yet in use, and after a careful examination and investigation, by the oulhorisced commitiee, was iu every instance awarded the highest premium is a matter worthy the consideration oi the purcnaser. xts principal points oi recommendation arc, isi us uuraonuy, us peneci simplicity or con struction, 3d the eusy manner ot regula'mg lo sow any uestred ot seea, 4tn the exactness with which it distributes the seed, operating equally well on uneven and sidling ground on an even surface, 5th its eosy drought, being about 25 per cent lighter than most other seeding machines now in use.

All letters for information, as well as orders Tho manufactorv hitherto under the firm nf conducted by LEE, PEIRCE THOMPSON, July 20, 1853. fiw for Lee. SILVER MEDAL Awarded to this Machine at the Fair of the American Institute, New York, Oat. 1889. A Diploma at the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia.

First Premium at the Stat Fair, TJtlea, New York, nnd at the Columbia and Rensselaer County (New York Fairs and a Diploma at the Westchester County Fair at White Plains. raw HICK0KS PATENT IMPROVED CIDER Mill. In the present arrangement of this highly approved and Taluable Mill, the labor is divided by tirranKhiK a cutting Cylinder to break the apples, and then deliver them to the lower Cylinders to be redured to ponwe. lly this arrangement tho work is performed faster and with much less labor. The Press ifl arranged with a much larger screw than formerly, and by a very injrenious device the use of the bag Is dispensed with and the Tub made to open at will to deliver the pomaoe, while at the same time-the Cider is left clear and the work can be done with much labor than by the old method.

The Cylinders are covered with heavy nil eet Zinc, both on their peripheries and ends; the wood In them is arranged so as not to swell; and the whole work on the Si ill aud PreM made in the very best manner and arranged with especial view to their durability and service. JSo Parmer who the Mill carefully and according to directions will lie disappointed, but on the othur hand he will fiud this one of tho niott valuable and efficient machines on his farm. Tho machine is mode to run by horse, steam, or hand power, and when the apples are ground, a small boy ot 14 years of age can press the pomace with all ease. In all former times it was supposed that a large quantity of Cider could only be made by Ufing a ponderous machine, that Blowly crushed the apples without grinding them flue. They were then made Into a mnmrfve cheere i straw, and a most severe and long pressure was required to extract a portion of the Cider, a considerable quantity being absorbed by the straw and the mass of pomace; and to obtain this unsatisfactory result the farmer had to take nil his hands, and perhaps hia six-horse team, and devote a whole day that could have been moro profitably employed, to make from six to eight barrels of Cider.

To obviate the difficulty the Farmers have heretofore labored under, this Machine has been invented, and the statement of a few facts will prove that it is not only the best Machine of the kind in existence, hut it is the most profitable that a man can have on his ftrm. The apples are by this Machine grated up into a fine pulp, sc that it requires but a comparatively light pressure, and that but a minute or two, to extract all the Cider, it being ascertained by practical experiment that One-Fourth more juice can be obtained than by the old process. Besides this, it only requires two hands to grind up and make Into Cider a larger quantity of apples than can he possibly done on the old-fashioned machines. On this press, owing to the compactness of the pomace in the tub, and the com plete manner in which tt is gronnd, a pressure ot trom i to tons that can easily be obtained will produce a more favorable result than fifty tons pressure on the ordinary Entered according to-Act Congress, in the year 1853, in "PAffKORITE." MYERS' EXTRACT OF ROCK ROSE. An Invaluable Remedy for alt Scrofulous Via.

eases, Indigestion, Salt Rheum, Sick Head-ache, Cancer, Nursing Sore Mouth, and General Vebility, and as a rurijier of the Mood it is Unequalled, The Rock Roso has gained reputation at homo and-abroud, which no other medicine has ever done in the bo me length uf tune. According1 lo tho op'uhma of eminent Physi cians, the KucK kohl- runt is unequaiien in Curing Scrofula In Its Various Forms! STATEMENT OF REV. E. R. WARREN, (Pastor of the 2d BuptiBt Church, New London, relative to Myers' Extract Kose.

To The American Public. As my name has been in connection with rccommendatiuns of Mr. Mycrb' Ruck Ruse Syrup, in various advertisements by the manufacturer, I beg leave to make the following statement with reference to my acquaint ance with the remedy and tests to which 1 have suoiected it, and tho reasons Jor having inlro duccd it to tho notice of private friends in the community in which I reside, long1 before the medicine was advertised. I make this state ment freely, because 1 have, as a principle, withheld my name from all patent medicines, nnd sedulously abstained from recommending them to the public, believing them frequently the spawn t'f quackery and humbug, and as tondiug to increase, instead of lessening human disease and suffering. Such, I feur, is the character of a large portion of the patent pana ceas or this medicine making age.

14 Their name is legion," und irom their influence, as from the demoniacal spirits, wo have reason to pray for a safe deliverunce. The First T-wt. had myself suffered occasionally with sudden ti Hacks of Sick Headache, and IJillioua Diarrhea, and I had sought a great variety of curative agents to but little purpose and suffering from this disease (diarrhea) at this time, 1 determined to test the new Syrup first upon myeelf. The results were beyond my expectations. It was a powerful alterative, and the morbiH action of the system was changed, and the functions of secretion were restored to a healthy state.

gave tone and elasticity to my system and eorrected the derangement of the digestive organs, and gave me that inesliroablo blessing health. This test was not determined in a week, or a month; but I took four or five buttles in perhaps us many months. Since thnt time 1 have suffered but slightly from these derangements. My Sick Headache en'irely Cured. Other Tests.

Finding this medicine bo useful to myself, I at once gave tt to several invalid Iriends. About this time, I was earnestly solicited to give advice in reference to a child, some eight years of age. This child wns severely afilicted with a Scrofula humor, of a very scvoro type, the humor showing iffcif on all parts of tho surface, and then suddenly disappearing. The child was very sick, and it was thought donblfu whethir she would live. The humor resembled black specks of mortified flesh.

In addition to some other remedies, 1 guve the child this Sirup for about six weeks, when she had sufficient strength to go out to school occaBioouMy. The swelling of her limbs ceased, and she was restored to health. The family foci that they owe her life, with God's blessing, to my remedies, This test sutUlicd me that the Rock Rose possessed specific powers for Scroful us hu mors. 1 then tested it in cases ot uulaneons Eruptions, in Measles, Chicken Pox, Cancer, Sore Mouth, Erysipelas, Rheum, Piles, In all these eases with perfect success. After testing this Syrup for more ihun a year, I wrote Mr.

Myers (October 7th, 1850) enthusiastically, not expecting my letter would be publisned, thai his Syrup was a 11 Pa -koritc," all healing, and 1 gnve him the result of tie operations several instances. 1 in that letter that it was invaluable as a remedy in Cutaneous Erupt. ons, Suit Khcum, and other disorders, included In the varied family of diseases known as Scrofula, lhat in Dyspepsia it acted with wonderful efficacy. My opinion of its value lor the abive named diseases, remain wnchang-ed, and the same as when I wrote Mr Myers in Oct. IBoO.

1 do not rreummend it for all (he ills of our suffering humanity i but I unhesitatingly say, thai as a remedy for Scrofulous affections I believe it superior to any known curative agent. It has been sufficiently tested by omestic practice to estabHsh its adaption to extensile usefulness in mitigating human suffering and removing diseases. But What is the Rock Rose The following history of the Rnse plant and its medicinal properties, we take from the New Haven Palladium, March 1852. The increased interest manifested in tho Rock Rose plant, in cnnscqucnce of the many wonderful cures effected by Myers' Compound 33xlrdct of calls for a brief history of it, in order to correct any erroneous opto, ion that may huve been entertained concerning it and also to set in a true light the nature of a plant which promises to be universally beneficial. "We are indebted to the United States Dispensatory of 1847, for the following description of it It is entirely different from the common Ii is a red stemmed oblong leaf plant, having a bitter tusto.

In addition to remarkable peculiarity of the plant, of bearing two crops of flowers in one season, it also has another interesting apd beanliful propetty. Dr. Eaton sayo, that in the months of November and December, he bus ssen handreds ot these plants, sending out near their roots, broad, thin, curved ice-crystals, about an inch in breadth: which mefted during the day, and were renewed in the tor a more minute and aulhentical description of it, the ifeadcr is referred to Toriey and Gray's ical works. Its Medical History and Properties Are far the most important, since upon these depends its value to the community. Dr, Lou don says that in 1799, it was so valuable in England, lint it was cultivated from seeds.

sinco' 18U6, Professor Ives of Yule College, has habitually used it with great success in Scrofula and Chronic diseases, and through him its virtues were made known, until, as Dr. lyler says, it is now in this section (New Haven) a common article in domestic practice lur ttie cure ot berolula and Cutaneous dis oases.1 Dr. Whitlaw, a Scotch Botanist of notoriety, wtiiie travelling in America in lnt4, learned its use in Canada. Returning to England, he employed in medicating Ids bath, which became greatly celebrated for the cure of similar diseases. Dr.

Isaac Parish, of Philadelphia, remarks that it has been successfully used in bad cuses of Scrofulous diseases. Dr. J. H. Thompson, of the same place, prescribed it in bad cases of Scr-jfuluus patients at Wills Hospital.

His sucress attracted the attention of senior physicians. He rennrts the fol lowing remarkable cae of while swelling of in nip, in reoruary, ItSl4: Tho fad was Bewen years old, and had tho disease three ye ws. The bone was dislocated both upward end' outward. There was a large opening in the. hip leading to the bone; into which I could th rust my finger.

I counted three ulcers. He had been under several physicians, who had gi ven him up, I ordered a decoction of Reck Hose. In two days his nitrht sweats ceased I then ordered a teaspoonful ol Rock Rose three times a day. Ihirty mne days after he was entirely well. Dr.

Wehb, of Madison, CU testifies lo the Value of Rock Rose, as evinced in the cure of numerous cases of the Scrofula, especially in m1.1I vmiuren Manufactured by Wm Franklin New Haven, Ct. Mr. Worren, though a minister of the Gospel, has for a period of 15 years, given atten. lion to the subject of medical science, to qualify him to ad minMer to the sick, in connection with his pastoral duties. Agents in Cumberland County.

S. W. Hav-erstick, S. Elliott and W. A- Kelso, Carlisle Ilaverstick Si robin, Kingstown; J.

Swisher, Mcchanicsburg i M. flitner, Shiremanstown Eppley Ernst, Cedar Spring; J. Bigham, Sterr alt's Gap; Thomas Grenson, PlainfielJ J. H. Heron, Nowvillo; J.

H. Wiley, Green Spring Wherry Eisenhower, New burg W. D. E. Hays, Shippensburg Russe Dice, Dickinson; Alexandei Mulltn, Pa per town Qr.I H.

Ltuhcr, Churchujwo. AT PUBLIC SALE. Virtue of the lost Will nnd Testament ot I lionms Lruighend) dee'd. lately ol ooutntniuuieion lownsinn, uumuerlanu county I will expose (j public sale on Ihe promises at tho On 'X UUKSIJA tile 15tH ot Sep temher. at 12 o'clock M.

viz The Ktone WltHA MILU rtASTfcll llHLslJ unit OAiV ITIIIjJ. i iWr aitunted in sttitl lownslnp, on the bout 5 acre ol land, havine there on erected a Two Story BRICK HOUSE and all other convenient h'imings. All the Ma chinerv ia of the hrat class and calculated to do wo prolitahlj. The property is situated five miles from the Railroad nt Curhslo and lin tit one mile from the Baltimore Turnpike The power consists of tho whole Creek below the mouth of lYlo'iniain Creek. Also At Uio same time and place will be sold the Plantation or Tra tof Land ucross the creek tronl tho Mill, called the Pine Farm, CONTAINING ABOUT 125 ACRES, ono half of which is cleared nnd cultivated and the other hall in the finest Timber.

The im provements are a Lou: IIouhc and Barn. Also At tho same time and plooc a tract of Li.nu on tie Adams uounty line Dickinson township, CONTAINING 121 ACRRS more or less, having nbout 40 acres cleared with a snnll Log; House and Stable on it. 1 he titles 'o these properties are unexcep- lionuMe. ihe terms ol Bale, win will be easv, will be made known on tho tlnv. HICHARD CRAIGHEAD, Exe utor ol Tho's Craighead, de 'd.

Antlist 10. ISS3. ti. Ind- Whig pub. ish till pale and send till to ms Olliee.

VALUABLE TOWOT PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE. The SSagerstown SSrewcry. Situated in Franklin near the Market house. THE subscriber, desirous of retiring from business, oilers for sale the above property. The improvements are a fine, largo TWO-STORY BUICK wEiiLrjrG house, i wo stables, Carnage House, i Smoke House, Wood House and 'Horn Crib.

The Brewery is larifo and roomy, with two fine, large arched Cellar, under it, and two Inrge Malt floors. There is also on the premises an excellent Mashing Mill, with three first rate Wells of Water, two of which are in the Brewery. A further description is deemed unnecessary i ns persona to uutchase will call and examine for themselves. CO" Heal Estate in or near Hagerstown will be taken in exchange. GEO.

C. GEMVICKS, Aug. 17th 1853.31. Hagerstown, Mel. AT PUBLIC SALE.

FRIDAY, the lfith of September, IBM. Will be sold at public sale, on the premises of John S. Miavelcy, in Hampden l.iwnsiii;). t-u ruber 'and cuuniy IW" miles North Ivreitzrr's Tavern, a mile and a half from T. B.

Bryson'e Mill, and three miles North of tho Cumberland Valley Railroad, the lollowmg property, viz A i ract ot Jtind CONTAINING II ACttFS, with thereon erected a arge ick MER CHANT MILL, three stories high, a BUICK DWELLING HOUSE and Stable, Tenant U.mse and Cooper Shop. The Mill has lour pair ot hurra, and the entire machinery is in good order- The iu new and it has a nevur failing stream ot water. Also a Kiln for drying corn nnd machinery for ma iufncturiiig com meal. This property oflers rr.re inducements lu capitalists, and others wishing to embark a large busi ness. Sale to commence at 10 u'clfick, A.

M. on 3.tid day, when terms ol sile will be ma le known by HKN RUPP. Assignee of John S.Snaveley. August 17, 1S53 ts. Ym Republican and Lancaster Exa niner, pleas copy Valuable Town Properly AT PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned Executor of David S. Forney, dee'd. will expftso to public Bale, at the Court House, in the borough of Carlisle. at 2 o'clock, P. SATURDAY, the lO hdayof September 1 853, alt lhat valuable LUf Or situated on the Hast side of North Hanover street, insaid Borough, now in the occuoniicy of Philip Arnold.

The Jfcwestt Improvements on said Lot of S'f jl '-'round, consists of a two range work, 44 feet by 34 feet, a back Building fi4 feet by '29 feet a Ware House and Smoke House 24 Jeet by 22 feet a frame Stable and Carriage House, recently erected. Said Lot is 210 leet deep by 44 feet in front, hounded in the rear by private alley and by Mulberry alley. Terms made known on the day of sale JACOB SI I OM, of D. S. Forney, dee'd.

Aug. 17, 1853. ts. SOWN PB.OFjOK.TV AT PUBLIC SALE. Virtue of the powers contained in the 1 Last WiJl and Testament of Michael Matthews, dee'd.

I will expose to pub'ic sale at the Court House in Carlisle, on THURSDAY, the 2'2d of September, 1P53. Js at II A. M. A TWO PSSri? im. STORY FRAME and rajfailleP PLASTERED HOUSE IgjEand Lot of Ground, on South jn Carlisle, containing CO feet in front and 240 feet in depth, having a Well of Water at the door.

The Lot is sus-oenublo of division into two equal parts of 30 feet each and may be sold scperately to suit bidders. The terms of sale will be one half of the purchase money to be paid 1st April, 1851 when possession will bo given, and the balance in one year thereafter with interest, to be secured by a lien on the properties. The property will be sold. JACOB SKROAI, Adm'r. with the will annexed.

Carlisle Aug. 17th 1 fi.rj3 ts. To Builders Hou3keepcr3. rsMOSE who are building, or about com-g moncing housekeeping will be sure to find at all times an assortment to select from. Locks of oil sorts and sizes, with brass, argil-lo, mineral and white knobs, with japanned or plated furniture, butt hinges; cast and wrought, window glass from 8x10 to 20x23, bolts, Bcrews You who are about to be marriod and going to housekeeping, wo have everything to please, such as fancy waiters and trays, ivory handled knives and forks, in setts or by the dozen, common knives and forks, butter knives with plated and ivory lin rid leg frying and bread pans, smoothing irons, tubs, cjiurns, -c, HENRY SAXTON.

Carlisle? March 9,1853. PRICES REUDCEDi GREAT REDUCTION IN THE subscriber is now selling off his large and splendid stock nf SUMMER GOODS, at astonishing low prices. Elegant Lawns, for 6, 10 an 3 12 cts. Barege de Laines; 12 worth 25. Superior Barege, 18 37.

Summer 25 3. Elegant Tissues, 37 G2. Calicoes, 5, 6 8 and 10. Linen Lustres, only 6. Stockings, 6, 10 and 12.

Black Silk, 50. 62, 75 and 100, Garpetings and Mattings, at greatly reduced prices, Sugars 5 6 and7. Prime Rio Coflee 10. Shoes from 25 cents to $1. Damask Table Cloths, from $1 to $3.

Parasols from 12 cents to $2 50 Bleached and unbleached Muslins, cheap. All kinds of goods will be runoff' at verv low rates. Come one and all and secure tho bargjiins win st to bo had. Recollect the old stand, East High street. August 10, 1353.

CHAS. OGILBY. KT OT IG THE CARLISLE GAS AND WATER COlPY wii! receive sealed propusals un-til MOND AY, the 15th of August, at 9 o'clock, A. for buildingthe reservoir, digging the trenches for water pipes from ihe creek at Sanderson's lo the reservoir, and from the reservoir the town And also, for Oak Timber necessary for the erection of a dam across the Ccmedoguinet creek at Sanderson's. Plans and specifications of tho work mav be seen at tny office at anr time after Monday, the 8th of A gust, inst.

Au3 3, 1353 FRED'K WTTS, Pro'. imi vs ii ft ill AT PUBLIC SALE, fN SATURDAY, tho let of October, 1853. 9 i ho suliscriber. LJxecutor ol John tinker, dee'd. will oiler at public sale, on the premises a valuable farm, situatrd in iVionroe townstup Cumberland county, at the crossing of the Me-clianicsburg and Lisbum roads, a mile from Lhurcutown, CONTAINING 100 ACRES more or less, of first rate limestone land, in high state of cultivation and under good fencer, i ne improvements hto a Mjt tarjre two story ox ui ii nuuoa uog a arn aim otner necessary out buildings.

Also a well of water near the door, nnd a thriv ing younir Orchard with every variety of choice fruit, It is a desireablo farm in every respect, being one of the best in the township. Persons desiring to purchase are requested (o call on John Baker, residing on the premises, who will give all b-ale io com mence at i etacK, m.f when terms wiU be made known by GEORGE BRINDLE, August 10, 1853. is. Ex'r. VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.

81IIE subscriber offers at private sale a Valuable KAUAI, situated in Ifanindcn township Cumberland county, about one and a fourth miles east of Mcchanicsburg, adjoining lands ot Peter Barnhart, David Ebberly, Peter uania ana ttenry Mraveiy, CONTAINING 128 ACRES of limestone land, in a high state of cultivation under good fences, a large portion ot which is, lectin! posts and chestnut rail p. The rood from Meehiuiiesburg to the turnpike, bounds the north and the road trom Silver Spring Church to Lish urn bounds the east side of said farm. I he improvements are a two story weatherhoarded DWELLING HOUSE, Wash House, with an excellent arched cellar, a large Hank Barn, Wncon Shed. Corn Cribs Gmncries and other nec6sary out build-ings. A well of never failing water iu the yard an excellent Orchard of Apple trees, also varitty ot choice fruit trees, such as Peach, Pear.

foe. The Farm is located within a short distance of excellent mills and convenient to churches and schools. Persons wishine to view the farm will please to call on the subscriber living in Mechanicsburg. JAUUiS LUUVER. Aug.

10, PUELIO SALE OF A FARM, pursuance of the last Will and Testament of John Wolf, deceased, late of Silver Soring township, Cumberland county. 1 will e-xpuse to public sale on tho premises on 1 11 KoLJ a i ttie utn day ot September next, at one clock, P. alt the farm of John Wolf, deed situated in Silver Sorinc township, Cumberland county, containing a-bout 213 ACRES OF LAND, partly slnte and partly limeslmc. The land is of good quality, well fenced and improved and about lio acres in timber. This farm is on the bank of the Canodoguinet Creek, ahout 8 miles from Carlisle, and 10 miles from Har- riclin nr nnrl one nil ha I inili-s fmm thn 1 urn pike.

The dwelling is a large 4ffsUTSVO STOU Vf ROUGH-CAST ij There is a Urge and Jlaaireia new Barn, Spring i ---i2D3 house, and a first rate Orchard on the premises. The terms of fsale will be: Five percent. f( of the purchaso money to be paid or secured to be paid at the time of sale, he residut of one halt on the 1st of April, 1354, when the possession and title will be givpn, nnd the bal- ance in fuur equal annua! payments without in- terest to be secured by bonds and a moitgage on the land. IIKNRY BERKIIE1MER, Exee.utor of John Wolf, dee'd. Aug.

10, 1S53 ts. VALUABLE FARDI AT PUBLIC SALte. ON FRID VY the 23d 1853 by lorce the powers contained in the las will of Jacob North, dee'd, the subrcribers wil I offer at public sale on the premises. The PLANTATION of the Ufi Jacob Natl i pi Mifflin twp. Cumb.

co, tyuij about six miies Nonh West of Newville. bonn -del by lands of George Landis, Abm Whisler John Neigley, Robert Adams and John Whis -ler, uonlainmg about NINETY ACHES, tie the same more or less, all ot which is clears and under good cultivation and fences. Th improvements are a two story double LO fl HUUSK, Jiank Barn. Uorn UnJ nA nn iillBL There' is a never failing miners I spring on the premises and runnim water thromrh (hem. There will be sold at the sanre time ant 1 place a TRACT OF WOODLAND, whi lies about one mile from the farm and contains 24 acres morj or less, and which i3 well adapted to furnish the farm with wood and rails.

The terms of sale will be, one-third of On hole purchase money to ho secured upon tin farm, the interest of which to be paid annuallj to the widow-one half of the residue to be pair. I on the 1st of AprtI, 1854, when possession wil I be given, and the bal.mce in three annual pay -mdrits without interest to be secured by tnor" gage. On account of the hand money the vmr, chaser will be required to pny five per cent ihe purchase inonev at time of sale, or secur the same to be in ten DA MEL WHISLEK. Executor. aiitrl EMANUEL SMOKE, Guardian.

Tavern Stand for Sale, I OFFER for sale the property on the Isortli West corner of Hanover and Poinfret sts I he lot fronts 30 feel on Hanover street by 24C on Pom fret, having erected on it a well buil JpwsSL three story BRICK HOUSE, wiih faBafiw1 necessary stabling. The property SiiS has been a tavern stand lor tnanj Jj" years, and is at present occupied ai irP prico three thousand dob lars, $3000. Apply to tho subscriber. June 1853. B.

GIVIN. "house for sale. THE subscriber offers for sale the BRICIt'. HOUSE and Lot, 25 feet front by 240 It deep now occupied by Mr. Henry Keller, in NortSi Hanover street.

The house and all the im -provements are nearly new. The dwetlinj contains thirteen ceiled rooms, including dou- ble parlors. Attached is a cistern. Smoke H-Jiise and Stable. For further information apply next door to the premises to WEAVER, Julo 13 1853 Agent.

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. THE subscriber offers at private sale Iht following valuable property, situated ot Lout her Street, Carlisle, viz No. 1. A Lot of Gronnd, having a front of 24 feet on Loulher street, in the Bor ough of Carlisle, and extending 240 feet back to Locust Alley, having thereon erected a two story PLASTERED HOUSE, with a one (w and a half story back building, and BiSiPFit? under both, all in goo order. The house contain a eitrbt rooms, nnd an excellent garden No.

3.. adjoining the above, is a lot ol' 12 feet front by 240 feet deep to mid alley, havine erected on it a two story Plastered -House containing four rooms, and having a good garden anu a variety ot choice truit trees. No. 3., adjoining the above, 24 feel in front and 240 t'et deep to sriid ulley, with a two story Plastered House, with cellar and garden. No.

4M a lot of 12 feet iron by 210 ft deep to said alley, -with a two story Plastered House, well fi.iished and a good frame stable on the back of the lot. Also a variety of fruit trees in the garden. No. 5., a lot of 52 feet in front, by 240 fret deep to said alley, on which is creeled a two story plastered House, with back buildings, bake oven, wash house, cistern and pump. 'I he house is finished in first rate style.

There is a stable and sheds on the back of the lot. The lot con-tutus a great deal of shrubbery with over one hundred choice grafted fruit trees. No. 0., a lot of Id feet in fmnt by 240 feet deep lo said alley, with a new two story Brick ease, and back buildings, with cellars under th all. No.

7 a lot of 10 feet front and 240 deep, with a new Brick Honse, same as the stable. No. 8., a lot 33 feet in front and 240 deep, with a large two story House, well finish throughout, with nine lare rooms, largekitchen, stable, and bther out buildings. The gardenia Urge and anutains a variety of fruit trees. The one half of a will and pump near No 8 will be soin.

All hove nronerties are in eood renair. and most ol them newly built. They will bo sold very low nnd on reasonable terms. For further information enquire of either of the subscribers. R.

E. SHEPLEY. sr Jww 1353 K. fi. SHEPLEY, jr.

Mi i acrej nra nlcir uud the rest in timber. The improvements tire a Inreo double stone and iiricic KLiljIKU 1IUUSK, iwo lories high, large and substantial IS I'D BARN, good well ol lime stone wutcr, and cisterns lor rain witter. There is on the tiromisns un orchard of well selected fruit trees. At ihe mime lime will be sold a lot of woodland that has been used with this frm, situate nbout one fourth of a pile from Ihe DoublinglGap Springs mid adjoining that property, coiuuining about 22 acres. Persons wishing to examine the furni can d.i so by calling on Mr.

Lung, the tenant on ihe place. The terms and conditions sale will bo made known on the day of by T. COLLINS VKNSON, A MM W. MARSHALL. K.x'rs ol H.

13. STEVENSON. Cnrlis.e, Aug 4853. is SET Ilarriahurg Union and Lancaster Whig copy anil send bill to this olfice. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

rpHK following FARM nnd Tract of land the properly of Miss Martha Duncan of Cai lisle. will bo sold nt private sale, viz: All lhat certain Farm, situate in Sou'hamplon township, Cumberland county, bounded by InrHii of liebuek's and Hunter's heirs, Francis ulton, lieniamin kimmel, reliz and others, CONTAINING 165 ACRES, strict measure. This Farm, which is situated on the Walnut Bottom Road, within two niiies ol the borough of fchippensburg, is ol a first-rate of land, well cultivated and fenced, and nearly all cleared, with suitable DWEL LING HOUSE, BARN nnd out buildings. There is a fine youno orchard of well selected apple irees on the premises together with other liMJl fruit trees, yg Also a Tract of Woodland, about threo quarters of a mile from the Farm, hounded by hinds of Adam Warner, George Clever's heirs, and Conrad Clever, curtaining about SIXTY A-CUES. This land is well covered wiili young chosnut timber There is on it a comfortable Tenant House and Garden.

rerons wishing to examine these properties can do so by railing on Mr George Matthews, who resides the firm. Fur ternid and conditions of gale apply to WM. M. BIDDLE. Spllarrishurg Telegraph nnd Lancnsirr Examine! publish six weeks and send bill to this office.

aug 24 6w AT 1'IUVATE SALE. flPllIl? subscriber offers at private sale the fL following properly of Ann Diller, situated iu Monroe township, Cumberland enmity, a mile and a half west of hurchtown, adjoining lands ot Peter and Joseph Diller, CONTAINING '20 ACRES of limestone land in a high slate of cultivation and about five acres in timber. The improve merits ure a good one story luu HOUSE, and a young orchard of choice truit. Persons wishing to examine the property will please on the subscriber, living at Boiling Springs. J.

LEIDICII, A''t for Ann Diller. B.PSSA.Ets'S OTXB.T SALS. On the S(h day of October, THE following lots or pieces ot lai late the property of George Lower Allen twp. Cumberland county, deceased, "'ill be sold by public vendue or outcry, on the premises, at Vi o'clock, viz: One piece, situate in said Lower Allen twp, bo.md-d finds of Eavid Eberly, Simpson's road, and othur land of said tJeorse Utipp, dec, CONTAINING ACRES and 15 Perches, strict measure. The other piece bounded by lands of the heirs of John Rupp, dec, Simpson road, and other bind off-aid George Hupp, die, andj CONTAINING 5 ACRES and 35 Perches, Mriet measure.

These fits are closed and in cultivation, the land being good limestone land. The conditions of sale wilt be made known on day of sale. JOHN SHOPP, ug2lGL adm'r of GEO. RUPP. FGR SALE, two story STONE DWEL- JL LING 1J with baek buildings now occupied by Woods, i.n North Hanover sr.

adjoining property of James Guthrie, and opposite the Hardware store of Jacob Sener ii llired at privutcsalo. Payments to suit purchasers. J. EBY. Carlisle, Au8 17, 1853.

Estate of Fred'k Garret, dee'd. NOTICE is hereby given th.it Letters of ad-minisiiatiou on the estate ot Fred. Garret, lute olWIonroe township, Cumberland deceased, have been granted by the Register of Biid county, to the subscribers, the first tesiding in Silver Spring township, and the hitter in Monroe. AH persons indebted to said estate ire requested to make immediate payment, and thosu having claims will present them for settlement to JACOB MUMMA, ANDREW GARRET, nug 24 pd 9t Adm'rs. Estate of Jacob Wise, dee'd.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of Jacob Wise, late ol South Middleton township Cumberland county, deceased, have been granted by the ilejister ol daidjiiomiy to he subscribers, re siding in the same iownhip. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make moiediate payment, and those having claims ivdl present them for settlement to WILLIAM WISE, BEN KAUFFMAN. aug246tpd Executors, Estate of R. 11. Stevenson, dee'd.

foTO TICE is hereby given that Letters Tes-LNl tamentary on the estate of Richard B. irevenson, late oi" the borough of Carlisle, de-eased, have been granted by the Register of iiiMiberland mnty to the undersigned, in the same place. All person- indebted saiil estate ore requested to make immediate ayment, and those having claims will present hem lor settlement to T. COLLINS STEVENSON, JAMES W. MARSHALL nug 246t Executors.

S3 EEA0ZSE3LS. TIU'. School Directors of North Middtelon Utrict will meetat the house of Henry Glass, Carlisle, on Saturday the 3d day of Septenv er next, at 10 o'clock, A- lor the purpose examining teachers lo take chare ol the ommon Senoois of said District fir the ensu ig term. By order of Ihe Board. ug213 JOHN MILLER, See.

TEACHERS WANTED. I TEACHERS are wanted for the South L'tJ Middleton District. The DireclarB will eet to examine opplieantsat the School house Boiling Springs, on Saturday the lih dny September, next, at o'clock, P. jI fly der ol the Board. DAN'L KAUFFMAN, Sec, Seg-ars and Eobacco.

Tersona feeling lhamselves disposed to in. iliR in goou segars ore requested lo call at Drug Store of B. J. KIEFFEU, where may obtain an article which he hesitates to recommend as being the best in Carlisle. Persons visiting Carlisle should not leave be.

liking a fflanue at B.J Kielfer's Dru2 and emieil South Hanover He has bind a variety ot lancy articles, such as ir, hit, clothes, fiedh and tooth brushes, co bot'les. furniture dusters, portlolio3, note er, worked and card baskets, visiting cards caes. a lino variety or lans, accordeons, Tito ladies are invited to call and examine icrutr malts. Call soon, as he is determined sell bargains. J3.

K1EFFER, uiy SO, 1353. S. Hanover st. STJBffiAO WANTED. 1HE subscriber will pay (lie highest prwe in fli-m tor sumac, properly ed and delivered in Carlisle.

For a pood free from stems SI 30 per hundred inds will be paid, and in proportion for other JACOB SHROM. larlisle. May 18, 185 3 3m Bonnet Feathers. "HE subscriber has just opened" an invoice OKtrieh and other Bonnet leathers nt one the usual price. Also a vr-y cheap lot ol icy Dres Silks.

af GEO. W. IIITNER. j- iuiioiiip. iiiH ecnoois will oe continued five months.

Recommendations an io moral character will be required. All examination nt tl -i made on the last SATURDAY of August, Ihe at Churchlown. commencing ot one O.clock, P. M. Bv Older nf lh SAiU'L BRJCKKR, Scci'y.

Larhslo Aug. 10, 1853. pd. To Teachers THE Sdhonl niAin.m, will meet at the house ot Stone tavern) on SATURDAY the 27th day of Au-gust, ins't. at IO oVInnt.

A. for ihe nur. pose ol examining and employing t4 teachers, to take charge of the common schools of raid district, for the eneuing term. By order of the JAtUB btrtVISM, Ag 3, 1853 Secretary. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that an election will be held at ttie office of the Cumberland Valley Mutual Protection Company, in Dickinson twp.

MONDAY the 5th day of September next, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M- and 4 o'clock P. the purpose of electing 13 directors of said company, (e serve tor the ensuing year. Test, ag3 JOHN GREEN, Sec, NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the CUM BERXjAND valley savings in- riTUTION, located in Dickinson township, Cumberland county, will make application to the next Legislature of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for an act of Incorporation, with a capital of not less than Ten nor more than Thirty Thousand Dollars, for the purpose of receiving deposits of money both transitory and on interest, and of making: loans and discounts, with such other privileges as are usually gian ted to Savings Institutions.

Uy order of the Directors. WM.GA.LBREATH, Treas. D. L. BEELMAN, Sec'y NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will be made to the next agreeably to the constitution and laws of this isommonweajin, lor an alteration in the charter of the Carlisle Deposite Bank, so as to confer upon said Bank the rights and privileges of a bank of issue, and to change the name to that of the Carlisle Bask." By order of the Board of Directors. W. M. BEETEM, June 29, 1853 6m Cashier, Estate of Mary F. McGuire, dee'd.

I ETTEUS of Administration on the Es-J tate of MARY FISHER Ak-Gl'IRE, deu'd. lale ot Hampden township Cumberland county, have been issued tp the subscriber re siding in the same township. Alt persons having claims against the Estate will present them for settlement, and those indebted will make payment to Mn ti ire A tit July 27, pJ. Adm'r Esrto of Mary Noble, dee'd. NOTICE is hereby given hat letters testa mentary on the estate ol MARY OBLE, lute of the berough of Carlisle, deceased, have been duly granted by the Register ot aid county, to the subscriber residing in the same place.

AH persons having claims against the Estate will present them for settlement, and those indebted will make payment to ROBERT NOBLE, July 27, 1853, Ex'r. Estate of Anna Kberly, deeeaf-e LETTERS of Administration on the Kstate ot ANNA EBEHLY, late ol fcil-ver Spring twp, dee'd, hare been granted to the subs.Tiper, residing in the sair.e townbhip. All persona indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims them for settlement. LEVI J5. MARTIN, July IS pd Adm'r.

THE subscriber having complied with the re-qtiirnientB of the act of the Legislature of of of April, 1853, cautious all persons against burins, selling or tilling his bottles, under the penalty ol tilty cents, for each bottle bought, snld, or filled, for tho first offence and $5,00 for eoch bottle bought, said, or filled, lor the 2d offence. I hereby announce my determination to tnlorce the penalty of the aloresaid acts, in all cases of its infringment I find my bottles are becoming public property, greatly to the disadvantage of my business. Description Nos. I. ,2.

and 3, Two hundred Gross Mineral and Ale bottles, green shade, Dyot'eville make, with the name ot G. Brandt, Carlisle, thereon. G. W. BRANDT.

Carlisle, July 27, 1853. fit. AHEAD OF ALL COUPE 'Saxton leads the pin an." AFTER days and nights of unceasing toil and trouble I have succeeded in marking and arranging my new stock of HARDWARE, and nltnough there has a tremendous rush of customori know where to deal on reasonnW- lermSi a'nj wn0 appreciate old habU of 8eing cheap without making much fuss about the matter. I am constantly making room for new customers lo drop in and examine what is undoubtedly the i.ARGRST AND BEST tof goods ever offered west of Phrlrislphia, Si' embracing everything usually touad in I ilardwaro Store, from a needle to au a all of which are of the best quality and will be sold at prices which cannot lVto eive satisfaction. TO CABPEN' IT-RS BUILDERS, I would say that my stock of cross cut.

hand, panel ripping and back saws bright, black and blue augurs, chisels, planes, Jocks, hatchets, hinges, screws, straight necked and bar ooltt, broad, nointinc anA nhonmnff axes, iron and steel squares, rules, tane isaeaisuriiaj levels, cannot tail to please the inoav taslitjiOtts- FARMERS Can be accommodated on the most raasnma.Mj terms with Durkee's celebrated York plows at 85 37. Also Plank's, Craighead's and others' at manufacture'' spades, rakes, forks, shovels, grass and. grain scythes. (Dunn, Darling and Griffins make.) Patent and common snaths of half a doxen different kinds. Grain Cradles, (Gregpr's, Plunk's, Craighead's and Craubach's nt reduced Also grindstones, swtmg boxes, chain cistsrn snd force pumps, hatter, breast and tog chains, single and double traces and spreads.

Cedar ware such as tubs, buckets, bowls, water keffs. to. getlier with' an everlasting assortment of tabfe and pocket eutlcry, spoons, obcars and scissors, candlesticks, snuffers, shovels and tons, kettlef. pans, sad irons, waiters, brushes which wifi! be sold by tho waeron load, ton var.d bushel or in the ordinary way, Then come friends, give uaeafl and see fot yourselves. We'll wait on von with nlenn.

ure, and give you bargains of which vou cant cnmplaiih. Remember the nlace. East Iliob Streot, opposite Ogilby's June loss. ilrSNKy SAXTOK. aiARIOKT All Ii! J.

W. KEY'S FAMILY GROCERY. Java and Maracaiba Coffees, Sreen and Roasted Orleans and Clarafwd Brown Susars. Pulverized, Crushed and Loaf do. Soft Crushed tnrpMi.ins JA Rice, Farina and Corn Sifcli Cocoa, Chocolate, Vanilla Bean, Mace, Citron, with Spiaes of every kind Sperm.

Mould A i 1 Orleans and Suffar II. Synrp Molasses, Lovering'8 finet qonlity Syrop. ouuH HF11- clos, and a general suppl of other srtieles usually kept hy us, all just opened and for sale RECOLLECT THIS IS THE NEW AND IMPROVED MILL. machines, will be promptly attended to. Pierce Lee.

hat, been changed, and is now to whom all orders should bo addressed. 15, ii. wir.bua Agent, Ercildoun Post Office, Chester county, Pa. Cider Preps, even If the armies were ground as finely an otm the improved Mill; and if the apples were merely crushed, as on the Nut-Machine, it would require a pressure of one hundred tons to produce the result accomplished by thi Patent Mill. The following may he adduced as the decided advantages of this Mill.

First It will make more Cider than any other Press, with a given quantity of apples, in a given time, and with much less labor and expense. Second It will make cleaner and sweeter Cider than any other Mill. Third You can make the Cider as you want it, andwheti you want itand in quantities from one gallon to 0 or 10 barrcjtk Fourth With you can press your Currants, Cherries, Berries, Cheese. Butter. Lard, and Tallow.

Fifth WUh it you can save OMe-fourth of your lime in making Apple-butter Sixth With its use you can at all times have Freak and Sweet Cider With all the advantages resulting from the possession and use of such a machine at a price so low that it is within tho reach of all can it be that any intelligent Farmer would do without it? Do you wish to have In your house at all times Cider that is sweet and fresh, the only time it is really healthy and fit for use and do you wish to save a great portion of the hard labor attending the making of Appletmtter If so, buy this machine, and our word for it, you -will not bo disappointed. This Mill is warrautd superior to any other portable Mill in existence ami the Proprietor is ready at any time, (on fair notice being given,) to teat it with any Portable Mill that is not an infringement on it. Farmers, examine this newly IMPROVED DflLXi, before yon buy any other One great advantage of this machine over all others, is, that It will not choke up.and hard or soft apples can be ground, and yet the Cylinders will always remain clear and in grinding order. All orders will be filled in the order in which they are received, and all petrous wautiog them would do well to send their orders early, and state at what time they want the Mill sent. This Mill, attended by 2 men, will, when properly worked according to directions, make 6 to 12 barrels of cider a day and will grind alone by horse-power from 100 to 300 bushels of apples a day.

fiir- The Price of the Mill is $40, free of froight. Hakrisbubg, May, W. O. HICKOK. the District Court of ttie Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

New and Choice Publications. urn HOME LIFE IN GERMANY, by the Rev. C. L. Urace.

MOUKltN FLIRTATIONS, by Catherine Sincluir. SAM- SLICK'S NEW WORK, THE LAST LEAF OF SUNNY 8IDE, by H. Trusts. INTERVIEWS MEMORABLE AND by Rev. Dr.

Cox. AMA.B.';iu. a Family History. and othtiw new and interesting works just re. ceived and for sale at the Cheap Book Store.

A. FIPER, Agt. Corner of Hanover and Loulher Carlisle If. it.Ja.jinnA lioa 1 stock of superior Cabinot Ware. nn different stylos, which he is propo-ed- 'to ae uvsiyr.oos.

dtteution panic nlnrlv to the Patent d.j.V.-., isfuseful af'cle, entrely obviates all objections. Tne bottom can be attached to old Bedsteads, lty have givsn 'intire satisfac lion to all who have them in use. iKrOFFlXS made to order atths shortest notice. ACOB FETTEB. Sarlislo Jan'y.

2T, 1851, ly. Coal The Beat aad Cheapest in tho Market for Family Use. 20O TONS of the cele-brnted Ratisch Gap Coal, Dauphin coontv. and Gold Mine Gao Schuylkill connty, just received and for salet prices from $3,50 per ton, by E. BIDDL.E jr.

at the warehouse formerly owned by S. M. Hoover. can be delivered any where along the line of the Cumberland Valley Rail Hond. Orders by letter (post paid) promptly aueuded io.

(march 10. JUSS RECEIVED, AFRKSH supply of paints, oils, varnishes, dye studs, fflass. outt v. sash tools, ccc. lor sate cheap.

BAKING SODA A fresh aupnly just re ceived. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS for coughs, colds, asthma, consumption and all diseases of the lungs. WINES. A prime article of Jtrench brandy, port, madeira and sherry wines tor medicinal purposes. COD LIVER OIL.

A fresh supply, for tho cure of coughs, coldsonsumption and bronchitis. nnr.nflNES. Bavwater, coloirne. ex tracts, pomades and other perfumery. RHEUMATIC and sprain mixture, prepared at Kieffer's Drug and Chemical Store.

One of the best remedies for rheumatirm. or sprains or lameness in horsea. A penny saved is a penny made." Do vou believe it then come to Kieffer's Druff and Chemical Store if you want to savemonev and buy your drujs, chemicals and medicines, such as castor nil, sweet oil, worm medicine, co.ii,! drops, pills, strengthening plaster, liniments, hair-dye, hair tonics anil regenerators, cordials, essence, lemon, ainnamon, peppermint, snicea cloves ic. Camphine, burning fluid lamps, all for site at the cheap Drur Store of U. J.

iJEFFLfi. NEW DRUG STORE South Hanover Street, Near the Court House. J. ECIEFFER) druggist, would respect-JLf fully in for hi tuo citizens of Carlisle and vicinity that he has opened a new CHEMICAL AND DRUG STORE. His stock is entirely new, and lias been selected with great care.

As many of thu aniulea in daily uso by physicians and families deteri orate by age and exposure, groat care will ba taken not to allow such articles to accumulate in such quantities. Attention is especially invited to hia stock. ot" Medicines, Essential Oils, Wines, Extract-, Couleciions, Chemicals Together with the above he has a full assortment of Paints. Vnm-shes, Paint and Varnish Brushes, and confection amies of every variety. ILe haa-alsoon hand a splen did assortment oi Perfumeries, Extracts, Fancy, Hair, Clothes and.

Flesh Brushes, Supporters, Breast Exhausters, Nipple Shields, Tooth Washes and alto MEDICINAL WINES AND BRANDIES, oi the best quality. SEGA IIS, from the best Havana and Spanish houses, of every flavor, from one cent upwards, In order tq ensure his customers against mistakes during any temporuray absence of the proprietor, the service of an experienced and competent assistant have been feet red, which wiH be felt to be important, in view ot thuresponsibiltties which are known to devolve upon the drugaist. PRESCRIPTION'S wilfbe faithfully and promptly attended to. Orders from Physicians and Merchants in the country will be filled with care, and at prices which must prove satisfactory. N.

B. All officinal preparations made in strict accordance with the directions of the I. S. Pharmacopoeia. A liberal share of public patronage is res-pecttully solicited.

Term? Cash. May II. 1353. B. J.KIEFFER.

B23EF A5T 2IAIVIS. ECEIVED this day, direct from Cincinna- ti, a lull supply ot the, following celebrated brands 100 Sugar Cured Davis Co's Reef Hams, 100 Gardner.Pbipp Co's Hams, 100 Duffialle Westphalia do. Phis last brand gained the Prize Medal at the London World's Fair. Also a large supply of Country Hams, Bacon, and Sides all of which will be sold verv low for cash. J.

G. WILUA VIS, June 21, 1S53. Family Grocer. David Landreth's AQRICULUURAL AND HORTICULTURAL Implement Sc Seed Warehouse. -Aro.

65, Chesnut Street, Phita. THE subscriber offers for sale an extensiveas-sortrr ent of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Horticultural Tools, Garden, Grass, Field and Flower Seeds, Agricultural, Horticultural and Botannical PUBLICATIONS, Implement nd Seed Catalogues, Lsndrelh'a Rural liegisier and Almanac for 1853, furnish-iid grau.4 unon oersonal or prepaid application. U. LANDRliTH. May 20, 1353.3.

Phila. Lined Buck Gloves. THE! subscriber has'on band Men's RUCK GLOVKS, lined with Sheep "kin, Euitadl? for ivioj gloves. jacl'J ii. W.

I Ill 9. June 153. J. w. EBf.

tobacco" A FRESH supply of E. Goodwin fx Bros Ssrsanarilla Mixed, and Yellow Bank Fins Cat Tobaccoes, lust received ml tho new and cheap Grocery of stS, 133. W. A. CAR0THERS..