HAMOViri Bi. 4 .Adn:llozEtoen.'--Tlie -. 14n07rei,.
(Va.) SpeciatoF; : announisatisiticetdi)i;.h:Y,y.
Gender Of an invoice of:lrcni acarlye, - ,tidOq ti ath:
to the laying .of one:half
the railroad to thatplaen frC.oia , llialOaltia l !ore
and Susquehanna Ishad: . .- lifi 4 : z trondeioli in
tention ts.ooinnt 01'4 th - e` i sukr4o,tiq4i4° co o n
as the junction section is graded..
't)t Itkct
PHILADELPHIA DIATLICE'T. • .
". - del pm N.
erman Office 1
'Weekly . Revlew4 . July
18, 1851. f r
R811AR11.5. 7 6-TIM nufavoiable tenor of the
late foreign., news 'having further 'depressed, the
markof 'tor Breadstuffsi,pricos h'ave since ruled
unsottledainl drooping. Groeeries are in rath
er more demand, and ,firmlY held, and salted
Provisions' artake of a .bettoi fooling, with
more doing m Bacon. In other articles there
are no . ireportont changes toJ notice since the
close of,last Weelc,but business,generally, isi .
very dull,
FLOUR AND DlB T AL.—liFith Moderato re
ceipts and a Very limited detnand, the market
continues dull and drooping; ad(' the transac
tions for Flour only'rerichingsome 70,00(Qom
bbls; ' including standard superfine, at
654,25; better brands $4,311054,371, and,
extra lit $4,50054,75 `b'bbl., closing with lit
tle or, no demand for export, [and- holders gen
era* free sellers at 'our lowest figures. Tho
home trade has also' been to a moderate extent,
mostly within the aluvid rango et:prices. 'Rye
Flour lute been in limited xequest, and some
small sales are reported at :$8,31 ; } 9 barrel,
which is a deolino. Corn Meal Is without much
demand, and the market closes unsettled: A
bout 500 bbls. Ponn'a Meal sold at $2,84.
Thoro are rumors of larger( sales-at $2,75 9
bbl. Tho inspections of the Week ending 17th
instant fire 12,019 bbls. Flour, 72-half bbls. - do.
319 bbls: Rye Flour-;• and 1626 barrels Corn
'
GRAlN—comes forward •slowly, and the de
mand for most kinds continues limited. Of
Wheat, some 16®20,000 bushels Peen'a fourid,
buyers, chieflyprime white, at 100ef,101c., in
cluding some very choice lots at 102 c.; and
good reds at 93®050. Nerd , Southern Wheat
is more . plenty, ankthe miti'ltet 'closes with n
downward tendency ;
.some Sei.oooo bushels
having been disposed•-of 00®95c:, closing
at 00e,Olc. for fair and good lasi Dye is
scarce,--With sales of 150062000 buShels Penn.
mostly at 72c. Corn is stationary, and 25,000
bushels Delaware and Penn'a. yellow. mold at
61c. Oats are lower; sales of 10©12,000
bushels having been made at 30 ,C, , ,100. for
Southern; and 40012 emits for Pennsylvania l
'as in quality._ .
Ob .Thursday,.3uly 3d, by the Rev. jM. E.
.Tolineten, theitey. Samuel II: aiesy, of Oreens
burg; Pa., to Miss Auna 11. Smith, of Carlisle,
formerly of 31ereersburd, Pa. •
New mu&tioements.
Camp-Neetilig Notice.
A CAI -MEETING, for Carlisle circuit,
will be het on the land of Mr. Lewis thicker,
about 2} Miles t illechnniciffarg. The
Meeting will commence on the sth of 'Septern
bar. Pretiebeircia people from the surrotiiid.
ing stations;and circuits are respectfulfy and
erwnestly invited to ationd"with thew tents.
July 28 'sl—tem JAMES SANKS, P. E.
,Pon. SALE, .- -
TWO good second-hand PIANO FORTES
For particulars enquire of-the editor. (jy 23.
REIGISTER'S NOTICIL
-11g0TiCE , is•hereby-given.to all liereonain: ,
tcrested. that the &Roving accounts have
been filed in this office for examination by tho
accountants therein named, end will be pre
!meted to the .Orphan's Court or Cumberland
county, for eunfirmation and allowance on
FRIDAY, Um 22d day of A agust, A. D., 1851.,
viz :
1. The account of John Homer, Administra
tor of Mary flumer r iate of Kingstown, dec'd.
2. The account of Wm. Clark, Aermr. of
James Clark,:late of Southampton township,
deceased.
3. Tha account of 'Jeremiah I . 3owera, Adtr,*r.
of John B. Ebright, late of Silver Spring two.,
dec'rl. r
4. The account of Jacob Zeigler, Ex'r. of
Maria E. Zeigler, late of North Middleton Ip.,
dcc'd.
5. Tho necount of John 11. Coover, Adm'r.
of David Dear, lato .of Upper Allen township,
dcc'd. -
6. Thei account of Wm. Maxwell, Ex't.
flesrge Maxwell, late of Southampton township,
deed.
7. The accounts of Benjamin Musser, guar
dian of Susannah and Mary Snavely.
1, 8. ,Thfraccount of Wm. IL Gorges and Pe
ter-Barnhart, Er'rs. of-Susanna- Fahnestock,
, late of East Pennsbaro township, dee'd-,
9; The account uf.John Shopp, Adm'r. of
George Rupp, jr. late of Allen township, dee'd.
— lO - : - Thi — accoutir - of John Rupp, Ex'r. of
John Sncvely, Into of Hampden township, deed.
'IL The acconOt of John Houser, Adm'r. of
Henry Himmel, late of the Borough of Me
chanicsburg, dee'd..
12, The account of,Reuben Starr, Adm'r. of
Isaac Lloyd, late of Lower Allen tp. deed.
13. Tho account of John Lehr', sr., one of
the A'dm'rs. of Peter Lchn, late of North Mid
-dlston-township, dad., as settled-by-his-Exec—
utor John Lebo, jr.
14. The account of-David Foreman, Aden
with the will annexed of Peter Cope, Into of
Newton township, deed.
15. The accnnot of -David Foreman, Adm'r.
-of Mary Cope, lute of Newton - township, deed.
'l6. The account of Frederick Wonderlich,
Adm'r. of Peter .Roelfafellow, late of tho Bo
rough of .stochonicaburg, dee'd. • "
17. The acconnt of Samuel and Da
vid Demuth. Ex'rs. of Charles Garber, late of
Newton townshin, decd.
18. The account of John-Sheets, Ada*. of
Jitcob Kauffman, latii of East' Pensboro I=l
-
' 19. The account of James McCormick, Esf.
of'aeorga McCormick, late of Southampton
township;
20. 'rho !....e:t!eunt of, John Lase, Adel.. of
Abrahama Lua.r, lato-of Silver Spring
deo'd.
21. The' eecount of David 'Lehr), Adm'r.
with; tho.will annexed of Cohrad Emminger,
We of Silver Spring township, deo'd.
22 Tfia eccount of Solomon Mulder and
Ezea. of - Daniol Mohler, late of
Allen township, deed.
•23. The account of John . Fircovid, Adintr.
bean fliodlemen,.lutta;..of Silver Spring . totvn
'ship, dce'd. •
24. The account of George Koshi, Adner.
Of Absoloin Thommui late of North. Middleton
!lownsliiii, - dee'd. •
25. The account of Elizabeth Wise:- Ex'r.
Of Jacob Wisc, into of Lower Allen township,
dec'd.
26. Tho account of Samuol'Wherry,
of Robert W,Sleb, late of the borough of SOip
ienshurg,'
.27. The accounts of Robert C. Sterrett and
Richard Parker, Elers. of Thomas Uric, Into
• of North Aliddlotnn township, (Meld.
28. The nom:Milt of O. Titzel, Ada er:of Jas.
O'Brien. late:6lou Borough of Mechanicsburg
&old.
' 291 The account of Thomas - Sibbet. Omar
..dinn'of Mary rinitJoiopli Seireroninor children
of DaniclSeirer, deo'd.
3D. Tho account Of Julio Trimble, Adm'r., of
,Wm. Trimble, Into of Silver. Spring , town'ship.
&c.d.
It. The account of Aciunfr.. of
,
June Moore, lite of thactiorough: of Carlisle,
deohl. . •'
Tho account of Thoe. B. Driisen, Guar
-
Alan of Jan ios noel SnrovEl. Mums.
•••••• .• . • •. WM', GOULD, .Register. 1 •
Ofliee, Carlisle, t
Carriage Foi Sale,
'A NEW -ROCKA WAY will he - sold IoW7
the owner having now further use fur -the some.
Enquirss.of the Editors • • , (fulkl6
tightTea.ohera Wanted. .
• School pirceteraPf Southampton - tp.
Cumberland county, will meet ut the public
'house of John Clark, in , Shipprouriburgi on the
'NINTH day ef.AUGUST,•to esamine 'tench.
• ere and give out Bald ochool. By order,of•thb
:Board. . SAMUEL T.AYLOB;Soor!Y.
ju1y16,1851. -
RNOLD.S
.a. very ea.
eoerinr Ink foredo et fiI'BOARDEJ
, .
- ,? • 4
IVCAIVIIVIOT4 WEIN& inrEu
EXHIBIT AT CARLISLE ON
SAT-URD AY, August-2d.—Doors-open
frotri 2 to 4 and from 71 to 10 o'olock..
Xdaiiitance Twenty-Five Cents, Children. under
• nine years of age, haifrprice. '
This splendid , colloction of the retreat and
most. magnificent specimens of the Animal
Creation, obtaincd from all quarters of the
globe, will enter town on the morning of iho
day of Exhibition
GRAND PROCESSION,
and.prcceced•by the gorgeous
Orphean Chariot,
Containing the NEW Yoax Muss BAND, under
the superintendence of Mr. .losarn NOSIIER,
and will consist of all the beautifully decorated
'vehicles of the company, drawn by a megnlfi•
I cent stud of '
One Hundred Horses.
The Menagerie of G. C. QUICK & CO.
stands unrivalled by any other similar estab—
lishment in the world, and in it will bo found
representatives of every animal which has ever
been discovered by the naturalist.
posed of the two great collections forMerly be
longing to Anc, Titus & Co., and Van ✓tn
burg & Co. And among the principal attract
ive features will be found the trained
PERFORMING ANIMALS,
which were an celebrated .both in Etirope and
America. PLR. BROOKS, the unequaled
Lion-Kidg,' will snperiptend this part •of the
Eiliihnion. -
In the course of the performance Mr. LANG
worcrily will introduce hi highly trained
Ponies, who will go through with their wonder
ful feats of dancing, waltzing, &c.,, forming a
pleasing episode to the general entertainment;
julyl6
1851.---School Tax Notice,
THE duppeate of School Taxes for the pro
pent school year has bees issued to the under
signed, Treasurer of the School Dietrict:ofthe
Borough of Carlisle.
llpllar Rato on Occupation, Profes- •
sion, 4 mills
Property of every description 31 do.
The Treasurei will attend at t 1 •• C 0 UN VV .
COURT HOUSE, in .seid 13on , •utlt on FRI-
O AY, the 15th of AUCUStf rust, between
the hours of 9 ansl 12 and 2 rnd ", o'clock of
said day, for the purpose of rceeic.o,s, the School
taxes aforesaid in.aw:ordance with the School
Law.
An abatement of five per cent. will heninde
on all such Taxes as - may be paid on or before
the skid 15th of August, next, and of three per
cent. On all tltpl maybe_paid after said date and
before the 15th c — if October next, after wihich
np deductions will be allowed, and for all un
paid Taxes. a warrant to enforce the .collection
thereof, will thereafter be issued as directed by
Law. .J. W. EBY.
Carlisle, July 16,1851,31 v •
I,PIII3LIC SALE of REAL ESTATE.
Oa S.2TURIM Y, the 2d of AUGUST, next,
Subscriber will sell by:public vendoe
--or-outcry on-- thelPretnises,-at-1-&-clock-r
-p. m., the following,plentation or Tract .of land
situate in Silver Spring township, on the road
leading horn Machanicebtirg to Carlisle, and
about halF.a mile from the former place, adjoin•
ing lands of Joseph Strock, John Myers, va
rious .town lots, and the. 'Prindle Spring Ta
vern place, containing SI- Acres and 155
Perches, about five acres of which are wood.
land and the reidtio in cultivation and well
fenced, and first quality limestone land. There I
is ; young Orchard on the premiks of well
selected Apple Trees and other fruit trees.—
Alan. an excellent welt
the house. The buildings are
,; g of .vote+
•-
, 5 a _two story LOG & WEATII
-7,sl'e- 11 ll' ERBOARDED HOUSE, with
r_Y- back buildings, a BANK BARN
un , et part stone, the upper Ireme and weath•
erboarded, with a wagon shed, a stable, a large
fodder shed sixty feet long, and other necessa
ry outbuildings.. The terms and conditions
will be made known at the time of solo.
WILLIAM WILEY.
julytfits
:Lancaster Examiner and Lebanon Courier
insert to amount of 82 each, and charge this
office.
Perry County lamas .
AVP PUBLIC SALE.
•
On TII:URShak, the 4th of September, next,
VI ( I c lock , EZ.f offered
e l
d at
Public
I p i c re m 81! Zs ° 1. 7 1 40
VERY PINE LIMESTONE . FARMS, sit
uated in Toboyne ,township, Perry county.—
These are adjoining farms, one contains about
240 acres, and 275 acres is contained in
the other. They will be sold separately or to.
gather as will suit purchasers. They are a
bout 8 miles west of Landishurg, on the main
road leading up the valley. 'One farm has n
STONE MANSION HOUSE &
21," - BAINK B . A RN on it. The other _a
1p LOL L HOUSE and LOU BARN.
sib l'here are thriving Orchards .on
both of these places. They are sit.
uated the most fertile-part of .the county,
and offer molly •inducements to purchasers.—
Persons' wishing to see either of the above
tracts, can obtain information from the tenants
residing on tit , : pretnh.es, or either of the un•
den=igieed executors. Attendance will be given
and terms made known 'on clay of sole by
RR:HARP PARKER,
R C STERRETT,
]y1604 Thonas 'Urie,
,*•tJournai," Reading; "Gazette," Lew—
istown t '• Extuniger,".,Laneastar, and "Free
man," Bloomlield;'insert till sale, mark cost,
and arnd bill in this dike.
INDIANA LAND.
CiOlt SALE a valuable tract of land in Clin
ton.county, Indiana, lying 10 miles from
the large and flourishing city of Lafayette, and
near the rail rimed from that , eity,to the capital
of the / Stater'Cincianatti and other eastern ci
ties, containing 181 Acres. Tho Land is in
._a gonerally_improved rind healthy_section,_und
is well accommodated witir , commn -, roads,
and within a few miles of two . : dt roads,
, leading to important points oh •Vabith and
Erie Canal. •Clintoti county ' . • , ';ie great
valley of the Wabash, and i. . •rated for
lie lertility and productivenos. , os soil, it
not being-uncommon to produce , run succes
sive crops of wheat, of 30 to, 10 bushels to the
acre, front the same field, and 80 -and 100
bushels of corn to the acre, for almost an en
limited period. That section of Indiana and
particularly Clinton, is mostly settled by goad
and tubstantial farmers from Cumberland and
the adjoining counties in Pennsylvania: The
-land bore offered for'salo is of excellent quality
and finely timbered, and lying as it does to the
vicinity of extensive prairies, the timber alone
is very valuable.
TIM above described tract would -be sold at
aeffo e
r at it b n a p r r g o i v a n n d fo rn r y e ol s t t — w o o r wy l al m d l a m p e: h .
i c o ltr i tg- ;
the position of the ,land in relation to the ye
rlous public improvements, towns , Sec., and
the o pin i ons and certificates' of public officers
of the' connfyi of the value and location, &c.,
cam be mien by application to M Ag - rtiEl,v
MOORS, Popes - own: Cumbevleatel county, Pa.
' of 'whom also terms of solo can be obtained.
• July 10,-1851 4tpiL,,,,, - ... ' • •
ilasigneo% Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that' GEORGE
LI SAILOR, ono of the firm•of Sailor & El.
borti, of South Middleton township, cuinlier•
lend county, Pa., dill on the , 25th clay, o(June
convey ell Me property, reel: end percondl, by
deed of voluntary nesigninent;to thesithscritiors
for the benefit of his creditors. All persdns hav—
ing claims rigeinst'ssid Sidiorairo 'requested to
present. them for settlement, and those indebted
to mho numediste payment.to - • ' •
. • ' DANIEL KAUFMAN .
JOHN 13 0813,
Jujy - 2,105i
'. 3P2nli dL WAVER XII oon. ,
,
, ,
. LA it 1.28 Vire end -Wilier - Pr:0;61 :MINT,
la. whidh has _been so, extensively used for
.the last six yoars.with the utmost., supeese On
ihe roofs. of Houses. Bttnimbonte, cf.t,e, t not: a
single instando is known whole it lino foiled: ,
ror sale by— , ttril2l, '.,. , :11. S'AltTO NI :
. ..,,,.,
ITILATEI DP MAGIst,E§I,4An igrea,
ILJ able and ,nl,lld rafrigorat,
1-111DBARD. Dil#24
i7 : :' - 'o.' iiii.4.:,...'4-koliiiijo
A-Neyr 13n
•, FARINA; !C;OFFEES; ;'SUGARS,".-
I: I' n'oLA R S I S C E E S,'
andett.rhe .other neceesary,variatioe, 'just re. '
calved hy'''':' - (junels) - ; '• • I'W
G can and . 81ack Tau. .•.
,
,
;EROlll'the atorO, of tke Messrs. Jenkins
of Thiladelblga; of the beat qualities, and al.
ways freeli. - coinlari!ly for,aFde bq • '
june-25 -:. '-- ~' -- J W EBY.
NEW 41002)5V.. NEW GOODS I
THE most extensive assortment of SPRIkG
GOODS everlirought to Carlioo, now opening
and offering by thosubedritior on'the' most ac.
cotnmodating terms and uncommonly, cheap.—
Among the lot will bejound a most splendid.
assOrtmont
LADIES DRESS
.GOODS,'
such as Chena and Foulard Saki, Silk and Li
nen Poplinea, Bareg9 Be Laines,. Fig'd Stirg,
Lawna, Barages, Tissues. Maroelines, Bril
liantine, &cc.' -
f
_•, BONNETS, •
An immense stock of Bonnets, all qUolities "
and prices. Also, Bonnet Ribbons and Flow
ers in great variety and very beautiful.
CARPETINGS & MATTINGS,
A full assortment of all kinds Carpetings and
Mattings. White and colored
CASSIMERS,
Some now and elegant French Clothe and
Cassimores at reduced prices. Mustins, Tick
ing!, Checks, Hosi9ry,.Baggings, &c..
Tho public are invited to call and .examino
this large and splendid stock of new geode, and
they will certainly, be suited with the goods and
prices. Recollect the old stand East Main at.,
Carlisle. [ap2] C. °SHAY.
SUPERIOR FRESH GROCERIES
• Call and See before Purchasing efsetohere !
/1 4 111 E subzcriber is just receiving 'and oenp
-1 ing, at his Cheap Family Grocery and
Queensware Store in West Alain street, Car
lisle, a very largo assortment of all the arti
cles in his lino of businekt. •
Rio Coffee froml2 to 14 centa per pound,.
for good to a strictly prime 'article. • Also,
Brown Sugars of the best quality, from 740 9
cents per pound, Lovefing's best crushed and
pulverized Sugars from 10 to 12 1-2 cents per
pound, N. 0. Spgar Hoiti4 and Syrup Moles*
see of - all grades from 32 to 62-i per gallon.—
Also, a supply of fresh ground; SPICES of all
kinds, -warranted pure. SOAPS, Fancy, 0 1 8'
tilo, Rozin and Country Soaps, Chocolate, pul
verized Sataratus, Indigo, Mould and Dipped
Candles, Common and Winter Strained Whale
Oils. Also, a supply of fresh Hominy; cheese
from the best Dairies always on hand. Fancy
sewing, traveling, clothes and market Baskets,
together with a general assortment of Chew
ing and smoking , Tobaccos, Sjinnish and half-
Spanish Cigars, Common do., ropes, twines,
and Brushes of aldkinds.
- -- •
• CEDAR W A it E. , -ITouselieepers, and
others expecting soon to embark in the seine
business, please ball and examine my stock of
- Wash tubs, - Wnshßubbers, Churns, Cedar
Buckets, fancy, painted and varnished Buckets,
Brooms, &c.,
'
GLASS AND, QUEENSWARB.—TIte
subscriber has just added to his alteady largo
stock a number of white Granite, Gold Figurr—
ed, Blue, Marble, Flowing Blue and Mulber
ry Too Sots, of 48 pieces, Also—Plates an&
Dishes, Tumblers, Prtserve Dishes, Syrup
Bottles, &c. of every description and price so
that ho will be able to, meet the wants
means or till in the comMunity who may fivor
him with a call.
mars
11 0 O.OOILBS.
THE undersigned has jusi returned from the
city with a SECOND SUPPLY of
~Goods
stumble for the season, embracing Clothe, Cos.
simeres, Vestings, Summer Cloths, Barego do
Laines, Silk Tissues, dress silks, , Black Canton
cloths, bombazines, alpacaas, gltighams, lustros
missiles, checks, iiirkings, pantaloon surfs. Also
BONNETS.
A large lot of Bonnets including all 010_1101i'
and desirable styles, at greatl`roduced prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A. full assortment of Boots and Shoesnf every
deseriptioti, from the most celebrated menthe.
tories of Philadelphia.
GROCERIES, t •
such as Coffee, Sugar, Teas, Molasses,Spices,
dem. Also, the best quality of Colored Carpet
Chain. The public in general aro invited to
call, inasmuch us I can assure my customers
1 can offer great inducements to urd
Butter, Eggs, Rags and Dried Fruit taken at
market prices.
juno26 N W WOODS, Agt
.
Inedicinos! Medicines
Fresh Medicines recently received at Row.
lens' old eland, next door to the Post office,
Main street', Carlisle. .
-Dr..l. McCulloch, a graduate of tho.UniVer
sity ofTennsylvania, is now ix partner in this
establishment, and will give his especial super
vision totthe compounding of prescriptions.
All Medicines warranted pure and' genuine,
and sold at the lowest rates. Fresh Pine Oil
and Fluid constpntly for sale.
May 28.'51. . 11 M RAWLINS.
NEW smarm GOODS;=,
•
TAG subscriber has just opened a generill
assortment of Fancy and ':Staple Dry Goods,
suitable to the season, among which may be
found ft most splendid assortment of •
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
such as Barego Do Laines, Barcgcs, Poplins,
Silk Tissues, French and Scotch Lawns, Plain
and dotted Swiss Muslins; Silk and Linen Lus.
tree, Gingham, English Chintzes, s r . A full
assortment, of Bonnet Ribbons, Lase Gloves
and Mite. Kid, and Lisle Thread Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs - in - great - variety - , Lined - and - Plain - Par -
°sole, %Vide Silk Tramming Laces, WorOted La
ces, Ribbon Dress Tiimmings, Bonnet Caps
and Puffins. with a general assortment of Mil—
linery Goods. '
May 21,'51. . G. W. HITN ER. •
N. B. An experienced salesman wanted im
mediately.
ramr.sa GROCERIES!
A NEW supply . of fresh Co ff ees, - White and
13rown Sugars, Spices of all kinds, ground and
unground, with all the other varieties of a (i ro•
ceryiStore, including nlso a new supply ol , Jen-
Ao. 1 Quality of
FINE oGREEN & BLACK TEAS,
in metallic 'packs - of - quarter, half and pound
Dackages - from 50,t0 $1,50 per pound, as also
n the bulk. All just oponed and for sale ni the
store of I2] J W EBY.
ATTEND TO HOUR TEETH !
Dr. J. C. NEFF, Dentist, respeetlidlY -in
forms the ladies and gentlenteo of Carlisle aid
.vicinity,-that-he is prepared to Terri), a ll
rations on the 'teeth and On eta, belonging to
his profession, and will be,,hapit to render his
-services to all who may rennin , them.'
Dr: N. has recently returned front the city of
Philadelphia, where ho has made himself ac•
quainted with all the latest imptovemonts in the
art, and flatters himself that Ito will be able to
Insert lull sets of teeth on the atmospheric ,
pressure principles, or with springs, equal to
any made, in that city. OFFICE in High st.,
ono &tensest of the Post Office. Persons wish.
ing to see specimens 'of his workmanship, will
please call et his rooms, where-they will hove
an opportunity to see and judge for themselves.
june4.losl-ly . .
PROOLAPIATION.
'WHEREAB the liontaablo Fannon=
WATTS, PrOSident Judge: of the sevet;al
Courts of 'common Pleas of this,:connttes' of
Cumberland, Perry and Jualati, iu Ponnsylva
ale,' and Justicopf the several Courts of Offer
and Terminer and General_ Jail Delivery in
said crudities , arc! lion. John Stuart and John
Clondonin,'3udges of the Court of Oyer and
'rerminer and General Jail. Delivery for the
trial of all capital and other, offenders; in the
said county cif Cumberland; hy thcirprecepts to
mo directed, dated the 14th of April, 1851,
have ordered the Court of Oyer. and Terminer
'and GenoralJail Delivery, to be holden at Car
lisle on' the 4th MONDAY of August, next,
(being the 25th day) at 10 o'clock in ;dim Sire
noon, to continuo ono week.
, it therefore 'botchy' given, to. a:*
Corinter, Justices of the Peace and Conatablea
o fthe said county of Cumbetland, that they at op
by the said precept commanded to be then and
there in their proper persons, with their rolls,
regards, inquisitions, • crucninations i and all •
other remembrances, to do those things Which
to theirdifices appertain to be doine,und all those
that are by racognizafietie, to prosecute
lagainst tho risoners that aro or.then, shot t o ,
tnithe Jail of: said county; are tcr,bathero •is •
prosecute hem' ail shall: bejust,; ''•
,' • DN.VID, P.M1T 11 0 3 4 6 0,:,:
Carlisto,•July
..,•
.t,••• . •
&digit(' fd
• . • , ,SDOC42 4 . . •
'J +', oF SAL'" reeeist*. pod
for sale ahriii) at. the warehouse of
Udoo LW B RRAY,
•
-
n7 . b o l u ing ititt aa n it ii, ', 4. .,
THE abat , (63st4 'b:'.l
iatei on ihti , briivr o the 1
aceees, and:Ual:lo6u iled: t
Places :',l, amusement - rt i
leaving HarrieburOn hit
Nesrville, in ?the; car . ail
houra4ratiel, at a 'Coe 4.1 ~
the two fi fetninned to . . ':il
- Kii care of " attention
s { s
der 'a etay at these Sprin
sill' ,• ~ • SCOT-
. June 4; tailzStr.. "',
, ..
. ,
1: tat Springs
u TYV PA:
Ot,ie 4teauiitully• lo•
onAlai, re easy or
it deeirable
e 'lion:— Perrone
b reburg can reach
nee by,' image in*
• ip)...from either of
I4MiliV1•111 1 1004'11 1 ,
, ,
• THE ProprietorOrthiS
ful Watering Place, fuel!lial
the success, which' has 'nu
rnent Ofthu above eatablia ' 1
liiniscniThas increased his ,e
place and 'accommodations
and comfortable: . •
- The Warni Springs era s
Pa., on the'bink'S of Sher
the healthiest situations. in
waters are well knoWn for i
icinal qualities, and pre the
neat cure of Scrofula, Tett
Of the skin that has ever be
The Springs aro
. decessi
Railroad to Duncannon.*
ways be in readiness. on tit
from the East, to convey pa
to visit the Springs, 14 mil
non. Persons leaving Phila
ing train of cars can arrive
the same evening. TIM co
running daily on and altar I.lt
next, and continue during tl
the Springs every mornings
cars going oast. All comml
Warm Sprtngs should' be din'
P 0, and will.thon arrive atj
The terms tor,boarding w
every attention paid to those
ed to pay him .n%visit• duri
Ample provision has been mi
exercise, and passlime amuse
C
man's reek affords delinhtl
junes,lm • lI.H Wr
CARLISLE S.'
•
THE proprietor resPapti
friends and the public get
fitted up the establishment el
SPRINGS, for the acconime ,
. Ora large numb
- Boarders.
aced four miles
111111V1it a fine, heal
place,wliere'eva
for trove lore and visitors may
pold and 'warm baths in gdool
Visitors coming in the ears'
cities will be promptly attendet
Livery men with their fine car
vied to the Springwthe same
Juneti.s,6t D.
- UPHOLSTER
. ,
- I'IN subscribers would roe edtfully inform
the public that they have comt snood" the bn
sincsr of Upholstering, in al its branches, at
t
k
their shop.; on Loather strec, near Leonard's ;
corner, where-they Sre-propar iliiimannfacfure'
to order all kinds of Ni Aril ISSES, such as
the newly„ patented Spiral S dug, Mattress,
Curled I,f,itr :Mattresses, Hits Beds, egg., all
of which are mado:in.the best yle,.and at.very
lovi prices.•
,
• The public are becoming awcie oldie liciiilth
ful and invigorating influence lag these beds, in
preference to feathers, and the experibfice of
eminent physicians in- cities aq 'elsewhere, U.
titvcrsally recominwdsTtlientraftlia=besno , bo=
i
used. y persons in health as w II as the infirm
and invalids. Principe - 1e or. C lieges; Acade•
miss, and Hotel kcopers,as all as families,
are respectfully invited togivh lis a can..
LCYSADDLIN G in all its vdrious branches
carried on in the same shop. •1 . ” '
May 2.8,.'5.; ..TIZZA RD .4 %
SHIiLLY.
PORTER
-: .........
L1:77.7 11 . 111 .
tyjr:r! it 4
Pateni Oreigm i gginzrisaherV
, 'Ltd kttl '
paean and and experiment. has euctieeded in produ
cing a TWYERE for Blacksmith's .borges,
which, wherever it has beep tried, has prolied
itself superior to anything of tlia hind ever be.
fore invented. It lib' advantages which no
other..T wye re possesses.
' tat. The blust-can t,e regulated offlietually
so as to suit any kind of work. 2d. The blast
can be kept clear at times without the use,
of a poker, or without' breaking and shaking
the fire, thus enabling-lb:l.BmM' to take a clean
clearhdret.- .5d.-- By-actual-experiment it saves
one-third of the Fuel, while the work can be
done one-fourth faster. 4th. - The bffist is re
moved eight or nine Inches from the back
which is a great advantage to the smith; doing
crooked or difficult work. sth. It is not liable
.to get out of order and will last:many. years.._
'l'.'he following Certificates selected ram ma
ny in the possession of.the _Patentee,Will show
that it has given com More satisfaction, and also
its great superiority over till others.
Carlisle, April 28th, 1881.—This isle certify
that I have in my lire one of Porter's Twyeres7
and for the short time that I hare„rried it I can
say that" condo more work by,one-thirl than
I could do with the old Twyere., Of all the
different Twyeres that I have. eyertried, I can
say that Porter's is the kest, on account of the
facilities of the Valves. WM. WORT.
Carlisle, April 1i 3 .51.-This is iii,certify,
That I have tried the li-wYere or Rohrer Pori
ter, and I find that it is e most excellent article,
for I.hrtve tried several Twyeres, hut this 18
fur superior to any that I have ever sifen used,
for it heats quicker and more and with
it I ertnido one third more work io 'the same
time. (~therefore, recommend its, use. to all
who stand in need of such an article.
GLANDINti, Coachsmith.
This is to certify that I have pat in tny.forge
of Porter's Patent GraduatiN; Twyers and
3 the host that I have ever seen, and sustains
al the advantages claimed for it over other
Twycres. I would not taka tyrant) , dollars and
do without it. ' .
A B ZEIGLER, S. Middleton.
Persons wishing to examine tho above twyero
, an do so by calling on the undersigned at Wm
Porter's. Carlisle. Righta 'for counties or
tates are offered for sole Early'nttention is'
requested. (7nty) ROB"P .13 PORTER.'
VALUAIILE FARM TOR SALE,
'ITN PURSUANCE of the Mit Will and Tea.
of Matthew Thompson, sr.; -- lateof
-
Mifflin township, Cumberland county, (Med.,
will be sold at public sale on'EttllPAlr, the
25111 of SEPTEMISER, 0351; at 10 o'clock,
A. M., on the premises, n".itact of Ismrsituate
in the aforesaid township of Mifflin and bound
ed hrtho Conodtiguinet Creek and lands of Jo•
scab Hershey and Samuel Weitheffer, con
taining:23s ACRES,.of whialiabout fifty acres
are timber land and the residue cleated land in
a good state of cultivation.
, The' improvements ate a large
't daul,lo two story STONE HOUSE,
...Ilk, and HITCH .largo. BRICK
Situ. RAITIC B ARN,. tOO feet 'king,, a
Wa g gon Shed, Oorn Crib, aSpring
House and Smot° House, stAvell:of water con
venient to the, door and a goinfaPple orchard.
The above described -land is grant, With a,
considerable quantity of alluvial bottom of the
best quality. hie within, a mile of the limo.'
stone . land. • It in sittiated'about four miles West.
of•Newville, and near the State :Readafrom
Carlisle to Roxbury.'
Tho forms, of sale will to he paid.by,
the purchaser when thnproPorty is stricken'
down—one-half of the whole purchase money,
including the aforesaid, 30, on.thelst. of A .
dril, 1852, when poem:lesion bo given 'and
.deed'inado to tlmpurchaser, and the reaidne
in throe equal annual payments, without inter-,
eat,. to be ifectirekby judgment or mortgage;
the landlord's sharii of the grein,no go to thq
purchaser,
.. •. •
moland - putt:lilted; and itidisinttntile
title' ill be 4ivan clear of all • Mcumbrances.
Persona wishing to view the: aforesitid - rani
can call on James' i3,oyd,:volitCresldas - on - The
opposite sJAKE'S ffIe of 'the ßOYD!:', croekTroin said farm. , V
' • !".• • • ••• •• !
MATTHEW,THOMPSON, •!.
,Adm'r. de•bonie non With %the wilVannexed
MatthowiThompon, , er..;:deed... • , ,
.Chalienge
IF OF PERE)) n.,m'attizabl rtir beti•
• ter artiolo of Soap, tham_hieYu‘entAinguotio;
eirbor for removing i tapouriburg, ond , ,Phoplei3
from the skin; ~or. for• elievitig..:,Mariureeturefl
by • E. MeCiain,..B3 North- 7th'''etreet,'• .obeve
Cherry, ,Philadetphia.A4d2sobl:by ,, E. , NV;
ELA.VERSTICK; bie Drug Ith A :Pooh Stunt,
North Hanover Argot, Cerlisle.:,; ,o l,'Llil,lY2 arff
tiarte'V
Stores SIM
ZE44oEirtr:
. -•-•"( V
Frirah3.llrugsj..llfeelicineii:t ry, , ,,Teney,
I , .4rtsejee, tee. •
rz El , nub eciribett hasi
net Oolied
Eniipply .of.DRUG AN]) t 'MEDICXNES - .
C,IIEIVIICALS, emeng whi eh., can -be kid
ever.? Article, ueeil by, ,Phyininane • in their; pre
ecriptione, to the . , pntiing,up of which;he will,
give particular attention: , -Alen,- •
Paints, _OllO, Dye 9004.1'0E111=m . y, Soaps,
&o:
,'end a-variety of Fancy articles too num
craps to mention, together'with a sueeriar lot
of TOBACCO AND CIGARS' of:vedette
brands, all of which; having purchased in per
upou the most: favorable. terra, he will
guarantce,ss beim; of the boat quality, and is .
willineto sell, not : exactly , at City Prides, yet
for' alory small advance for CASH.
He would• respectfully' invite the attention of
Physicians, Country Merchants and Pedlars,
to, whom ho will make a liberal' deduction.—
Opposite the Rail Road Depot,ecirner of Pitt
and High streets, , Carliste, Pa. '
mnrl9 - A,.HUBBARD.
.bervraptitig to 'ten=
•Idosont 4nid ponofi-'
.p,YLE; Prop'r. - '
°m'utt and delight=
ighly,dratfiod with
diid iti6 manage
' entduring the first
rut to' reederthe
ill ;more , inviting
,
n itt a ist r iLP k er o rLc o oi
Iha State. ' These
i iiiiiailliiti t - trind. 7
at for tho perma-,
, and; all' dtsefisea
asdertained. '
shy the_
e n condi will al
irival of :lila. cars
engero who desire
N. W. of Duncan..
1 .
Iphia in the Morn.
the Sppngs. early
will , commence
15th day , of June
t - 'minion, leaving
as 4o' roach the
i icaticins • for the
led to Duncannon
e Springs daily.
I be moderate: and
ho dhoti. be
i picas
itho season.—
. 0 for' gymnastic
ents, while Sher-
I fishing.
R, Proprietor.
_ ~ LATEST ARRIVAL OF . .
CIT
smareo di. stramtma - ao 0;
..dt the Cheap Store, 148 North Hanougr t.
niAirlNG'returnod from Philadelphia w th a
selected assortment of Spring an d um—
mer Goods, I would respectfully invite all per
sons who wish' to purchase new goods to will'
and examine my stock, nal am determined to
sell at small profits. Among them may be
found '
Slid' . as Silic , 7issues, Silk Lustrea; Foulard
Silks, plain and figured Do Lamm's, Berege,
Being° do Damned, Lawns, Bingham and call
eons.
BONNETS, .•
' .
A largo assortment of Bonnets, ell qualities and.
of the newest styles. Also, Bonnet Ribbons
Kid Gloves and Parasols.
CLOTHS, .CASSIHERES ¢ VESTINGS,
Tweeds, Jamie, Gambroone, Velvet Cords,
Blue Drills, Sz.c. - Also, Muslim, Tickiegs Th
ble Diaper, Linen Table Clothe, Checks, Ho
story, Bagging, dr.c..
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Molasses, Green and Black Teas and
Spices. Butter, Eggs, Rags and Soap, and MP
kinds of Country Produce, taken at mailiet
prices, in etFchango for goods.
ap9• A p FETTER.
INGL
t Hy inforrris his
:railV, that ho has
he CARLISLE
.) • tion,comlortably
t of Visitors and
, pringteare situ
orth, of Carlisle;
y and romantic
1 accommodation
r be relied en.—
irder.
om any, of the
to by any of the
rt ages, and • con ,
ny, if desired.
0 RNMAN
a ec
b
I
For the Benefit of the Public.
TUE aubseriblirs take this method of inform
ing their'old customers and the public generally
that they have removed their extensive
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT S'
One door north of their old stand, to the room
formprly occupied. by S' 'A Coyle, in North
fianover street; Carlisle, where they have ad.
dedko their stock nn extensive assortment of
SPRING! .3. SUMMER CLOTHING.
.They keep constantly on himd a full assortment
°loyalty kind of clothino either for dress or la
bour. Their stock consists in part bf fine cloth
Dress end Frock Coats, Cassumere Pants, Silk
and Satin Vests, and also coats of eattinett
Tweed, Croton Cloth, Casinnerett, Linen, '&c.
and a full i essortment of pants kir - summer Nicer
and to their assortment of clothing there is
scarcely an end, embracing almost every varie
ty. of pattern, make and price; they also keep
constantly on hand an excellent assortment of
goods for
which they_are preparcd_to malca_..up.to_order_
at:short notice. They also keep constantly oil
hand an assortment of Leather and Half trunks
Valises, carpet bags, umbrellas, hats and Caps,
suspenders, dress and under shirts', bosoms and,
co'lars, fancy and plain silk neck and pocket
thandlterchiefiond-lois of-notions-to-numerous
to mention. We invite-you to give us a call
and - exaniino - for yourselves, as we hive the
stock and are prepared to sell to suit customers.
They would just mention that they have no city
clothing, but that• their garments are all made
in Carlisle-under their own supervision.
9rip.3m ARNOLD ttr LIVINGSTON.
BONNETS,' zortnwrzeis
The subscriber is just-receiving-a - large and
vatictl'aesettinotirorStrarv - BdiVnets',"ortill - de , ;
seriptions:- Also, 100 Bolts Bonnet Ribbons,
the cheapest over offered in Carlisle:'-Call
soon or you. will miss bargains in Bonnet Rib
bons.
--- HAND,KERCHIEVS,I
We tire now opening a very'choico- lot of La
dies and Gentlemen's Linen 'Cambric Eland.
kerchiefs; at various prices, decidedly the
cheapest lot of handkerchiefs we have over of
fered to the public. Ladies do. not miss them.
T 1? FP.T : I T NT Mr n. - '
We are just receiving a large lot' - Irish Linens
from the best Bleacheries and at low prices.—
Also, Barnsley Shootings, Pillow case Linens
and Muslins, with a general assortment of Li•
nen Pent Stuffs.
NEW STYLE DEZESS TRIMMINGS
Just. received the new style Quilted Rib
bons for Trimming Ladies Dresses. - Also, now
style Buttons ot various kinds for Ladies Dreses
' BLACK SILKS, &c. _.
Just opened a general assortment of Blue an&
Colored - Silks and Bongo do Laing, with other
dress goods.. .
epB • ' • - G W HITNER•
-L- 0- L 0--T. 731 N 7 G - -I --:
VERY--BODY-should ernirrace - this op
portunity to buy CLOTHING for Men,
YoutViiaa Boye, at suelyprices as have never
yet bean known to this Borough, nt
STEINER'S CLOTHING ESTABLISH-
MENT,
West Hain st, next door to Burkholder's Hotel,
Embracing a choice a the beat, most desira
ble and fashionable '•
CASHMERETT COATS,
HABIT CLOTH do.
,
' LINEN_DRILLING.do.:_
• , T WEEDS, iStio:, rte. •
Together with t great variety of Enulisb.
French and American . CL,c, and Suotrii ,
Paiwics, alapied to tit.i• wants of Alen
Boys, both lor Dress and BusinessAGarinents
Particular care has been taken to prueul*
the new style
SUMMER COATS,
PANTALOONS,
. iste. •
To Which he ‘yould Invite special- attention.—
'FURNISH I N G GOOD S, consisting of
Shirts, Stocks, Elandkorchiefs, &c., 'all of
which aro offered at the• lowest possible cash
prices, and as Chain as any other Clothing
Store in the Union. Parents Mho desire Boys
Clothing, are earnestly invited fo examine tho
stook: Country s pro keepers can be accent•
modated at very low.rates for cash.. • fl6ap
.1 1 .E1 1 ° • SAP REIM G 0 S
AT THE CHEAP STORE.
E have just returned front the city with
alarg,o an 4 extensive assortment of• -
cLows, GASSIMERES 3. VESTINOS,
Linen and cotton pantaloon stuffs, ihr men and
bays wear, moods, blabk summer cloths, Ken
tucky jeans; &c., cheaper than ever.,.
DRESS GOODS, -
. .
Mous. de Lathe's ' 4000 yds Chintzes,
• Barebe de Lanes; • Dotted Swisses,
Lawns
Plain laconets,
Alyachas Barred • do.
Silk 1'01)1172p, Bombazines, ,
Colored Bat-egos, s to.,
BONNETS,
A - good assortment, from sff cents 'to $2,5
Palm Ldar,-Leghorn 'rind Rough and Ready
Flats, &c. •
MUSLINS, 'PICKINGS,' GHECKS,
linen and cotton dialmrs, nunkoons, and 'an'ei.•
collont stock' of Mullins, that cant ho beat for
chonpness,,Edging'a,• lnsertings,!Gloiros,• Ho
alctry, Suspenders, and a large lot or
•• RIBBONS .3. PARASOLS,
'which will be sold •choap. GROCERIES,
SPICES,::TEAS, &c.,lwhich wilhho sold at
'lower prices than the Mtn° can bo bought'here
or elsewhere
16tri
The TY niverzal Refrigerator.
.''''TlM - subscriber would invite the citizens to
x - ahiitio the Universal Refrigerator With:Wa
ter Filter attached, which may be seert,at his
.residence;. haw oporation, and.can be 'fur
nished at city prices, thereby eatieg. freight,
Idny. 21;51. , • , W lIITNER.
Tr4.l -,mmir. MEM . v
y ATEST' ASR RTV•A'V
.11-4 FROM CHINA'!—Thd
:0 77, lovors'of good TEA. con , too
Egtlf.7*-4, Supplied with Jookin's &
, rrr Ag ; Soporior Green "tind , , Black
Tone .either'looio. or:pot'Ari
in fourth, - half br.:.p9illl4,:tilel
tgliid itY, suit - pi rtiktitiors at piicewrangipg
in* 50tonis'up to Cilpor,pouna: hy cnllin .et
the store or: (mrs] 7. 11. fuIp.GBERT:
. • ...
-,-,ltY,sT'il;66tigifniroiliiiit tto,cElugq
, which wit! lie Old veyy low-etithe .old ehe#P
More tket• '
• 40-r, .4. , '4 - -0. •001 Lay.,
TM
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
GENYLEMEYS WEAR,
SPRING AND SUMMER
A & BENTZ
'scellariears
' t ;;homoeopathic
Medical, Aloliege of Ponosyloania.
„
- Filbert Street 'cibove - +Eretie4th, .Philadelphias'
//IDE LCCtures df the regular COUrtle will
commence annually, on- the SECOND
MONDAY. of, 0 stoett. tul continue until the
first of Itiarch onsuirig. .n -
Am't of fees for a full , Icoursa of Lectures $lOO 0
Students who have, attended two full
cdurses at other schouls go 00
Matriculation Fee, paid only, once 6 00
Pamir:al Anatomy 10 00
30 00
Gr T ad he uat c lo o n m F m e e e ncemont
will take place early in
March.
FACULTY
WALTER Wirmsstfon, M. D., Professbi 'of Ma.
terin Medico and.Therapeuttes'
WILLIAM S. HELMUTH, M..D.• PrOfe#SOr of Ho
moeOpathic• Institutes and the Practice of Medi
cine.
FSAI.III6L FRESDLY,' M. D., 'Professor of Botany'
and Medical J.urisprudetice.
CIIARLFS NIEDUARD, M. D.; Professor of Clini-
cal Medicine. ,
Tama G. Liionrs, M. D., PrOfessor of Oh
statries and'the Diseases of .Women and Children.
Armor E. Spam, M.D., Professor of Physiol
ogy_and Pathology.
MATTOM SEDIFLEi M. D., Professor of Chem
istry and ,Toxicoloey.
Fn'Allcls Suss, M. D., Professor of Surgery.
WILLIAM A. Genninsn, M. D., Professor of
Anatomy. .
J. B. ParnEnntunor., M.D., Demonstrator of
Anatomy.
GAILDINER, M. D., Dean,
No 303 Arch Street, Phitada.
June 18, 1861-Gm. .
MZTZEL, WRITE & 00.,
BALTIMORE, Md.
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FOR
WARDING MERCHANTS North
Street, opposite the - Suquehannah Rail Road
Depot, Baltimore. Keep constantly on hand
for sale, Fish, Salt, Guano, Plaister, 6t.c." Lib
eial advances made on consignments. -
Juno 18;61. 6m pd.
I=
M. Xi. PARSER & CO.
S, E, CORNER OF CALVERT & LOMBARD STS,
BALTIMORE..
•
PEALERS ,in Tin Plates; American, Eng
lish, and Russia. Sheet Iron; Boiler and
e Iron; Hoop and. Rod Von; Iron Wire;
Tinned Copper; Zinc; Spelter; Pig and Bar
Lead; Lead Pipc;,Slicet Lead; Block and Bar .
Tin; Brass Kettles; 'Firmer's Tools and Ma
chines; Stove Trimmings; America . ' Rivets,
all sizes, Tinned and Black, &c.
March 26, 1851-Iy*l. •
tiew and Popular School Book.
.arIOMPREEItNSIYE SUMMARY of U—
n—) NIVERSAL HISTORY, together with
a I3IOGRIIPGY of DISTING U I, SHED
PERSONS, to which.is appended on epitome
of Heathen Mythology, Natural Philosophy,
General Astronomy and-Physiology. Adopted
in the Public Schools of Phtladelphin.
E. S. JONES & CO, Publishers,
S W Corner of Fourth and Roc° sts. Phila.
30~hsply °t"
Teachers end School Committees addressin
letters to us post paid, will be furnished with
copies Por examination. ' .
IP - A:full assortment of . Books and. Station•
cry for sale at the LoWest Prices..
Harrisburg Steam Wond _Turning
and Scroll Sawing Shop.
WOOD TURNING in ell its branchT
city style and nt city,priccs. Every-variety of
Cabinet and Carpenter work either on hand or
turned to order.
Bed Posts, Table Legs, .B oning Posts;
Balustres, Newell Posts, • Wagon Hubs;
Resells, Patterns, ' Columns, -
Slat and Quer/cr Mouldings, Round or Octagon
Chisel Handles, fp.
aTivA:wwitßy.=-Atrpv . ;:
near Third Streeti and as we intend to please
all' our custerners.who want, good Work done,
It is hoped the trade will givens a call.' Tan- -
Pins and Ten-Pin Balls made to order or re•
turned. _ _
.w. 0. HI I(C)
K
Harrisburg, April 3001;1851-1y.
SA "'g° 11175E1,-
. FOR BLASTING
niRD 'llSS9lll l ARlCTruilijeh 2 fia * nufiseion ,
near Mechanicsburg, Cumberland county, Pa.,
will meet with prompt attention, and be filled
at the lowest cash pikes. .
GEO. V. COOVER,
Llaplypd PETER GINGRICH,'
Notices
.7Votice.
nuOTICE is hereby given that application
ill-will be made--to-the-next -Legislatu'r'e, ogre
ably to the Constitution' and laws of this Com
monwealth, for an alteration in the Charter of
the Carlisle Deposit Bank, sons to'conter, on
said Bank the rights and privileges of a Bank of
issue, and to change the name of slid Bank to
"The Farmers & - Mechanicsßank - ofCarlislm"
By order of the Board of Directors, .
- WM. :VI: BEETEM, CaShier; -
Car . Dep. Bank, May 28th, 1851-Gm.
Notice to Collectors.
itTOTIGE is hereby, given to all delinquent
it Collectors, that their several accounts
must be closed with the County Tretiiiurer, on
nr beiore the 17th of July nest, after Which
time, no further indulgence con be given. By
order of the Commissintim.
Attestt-W,ll. RILEY, CFI:. 4
Cnnimipsioners' (Mice,
.fume ISSI.
Iti.r OTZCE
I' it 'eeeting d the Cit.el , vtland Vudev,
:111. Farmers Five Itiseran..e
d in Shippenshurg, on die 10th ins' .the'tot .
low,lnd hinted persona! verb elected office's
viz —SAM UEL WifERRY, Eery., President;
J I:ttEssLim, Secretary; and GEonos ALLEN
l'rensdrer.
Executiye• Committee.-- , Jacob Foglesongm
John Dressler , end Wm Menne, ..,
June 8,3 t J CRDSSLER, Sect'y.
Estate.of Richard Patton, dec'd.
'NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Ad
ministration on the estate of Richard Patton,
late of Dickinson township, Cumberland coun
ty, deceased, have been granted to the subeeri
tier, residing in West Pennsborough,tywnship,
in said county. •All persons knowing them•
selves indebted to said estate are required to
coins forward and make inimediate payment,
and those having cltimis toiiresent them ter set
tlement to JAMES McCULLO UCH,
_ jun2s,6tpd.
Estate of Christopher Johnson l deold:
ITOTICE is hereby given that Letters
tamentary on thestate of Christopher
Johnson, late of Dickinskn township, Cumber
land county, deed., have been granted by the
Register of said county, to the subscribers, re
siding in the same township. All parsons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate aro
rliguested Prromelorward and make immediate
payment; and those having claims to present
them for settlement to
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
CONRAD JOHNSON,'
Juno 18, Gt.pd• • - Executor.
GRAIN -WANTED I • ,
TREAT, RYE, Catilti — AND OATS
V. putchased by the undersigned, and the
hlghest.marhot price paid in Cash. • Also, good
Family Flour and Mill Food of diflOrent kinds
for oalo on tensonablo torms, Apply at the
Farmer's Mill (formerly Giied Era") West
Pormsborough township, Cumberland, county..
inav7-2irtpd MARSHALL 'JAMES.
7fe.ELSIE NOTICE.
A LL persons'indehted to tho potato of Hen
ry Church," deed.; aro requested to call
on . tho subscriber et the offs or pliuich, Lee
& Foornan; Lurnbprhicrehtinte, in New Cuid—
barlend and settle the eamtaiout delay, as
a further indulgence cannot - ct giv en
R RCIL
nuay7tf, , Adm,r,
OFF' AT COSTI --
TEE Oubiieribor !giving,purchased tho "stook
of
of Dry Goode, Greeerloo. de
: e. Of A'. C. Fetter,
ot:tho oornor- of NorpAnnover and Lowlier
.streoteinforrno , the winds cif tho
largo and olegnoi stock will bel sold; out AT
COST. Look otdroy kingpins.,
-; JACOB FETTER.:
, _
FEMALE, SEMINARY,
,
TillS Institution will aommencelits next term
oa the.let orSeptember, under the camp(' Miss.
.Phebe.Puine, 'assisted by cempetent teachers.;
I,nat'iuetion in the languages and . draiyingi'no
Axtht Charge. . • . •
Music taught by "an experienced teacher, at;
, an eat& ebargo. -•
...Ljuan,2s,lil,-,11%)•
411 - 9 r , Laijeou
FOS TEM,ROXIM6.7I3.
Splendid. Ferric) :' , Geode y l leg,azilt
• k.. Gift 'llSoillitii;;;Aic.. duo ,
, ; •
' - l _t .• W. HAVHILS,TI6I{: firi's Snit • reeelted
)..iii from the cit y undid notv openings splen
did display of FANCY GOODS,.suitalslejor
the 'approaching. Holyday . Beeson,. to 'ribiCh he
desires to cell tee. attention of his friends end
;the public His assortment in this - Am cannot.,
be surpassed in novelty, and •elegence,.'and.
•
both in nuaiirraaid price, of. the 'articles, can
not fail to Meuse purchasers. It
. would be inv.
possible to enumerate his . '' , 7. , .."- , ..• .: •
• ' • HOLIDAY FANCYLGOODbi - '.• •
which comprise every variatY of fancy' articles
of the most novel styles and exquieue finish,
each as
•
.: Ladies' Fancy Baskets: ' - • ' .-
.
• Fancy, Work Boxes, with ' .sewing instrueets •
t • Terracotta Work-in recent novelty,) •-• ~
'Paper Mache Goods, - ...
Elegant alabaster and porcelain ink...stand"
and.trays, --- - --. .
, , .. .
•Fancy ivory, pearl and shel,l: card case s ,,
Port Monnaies, of every v ariety, -
•'.
• ' ,
Gold pens and pencils,
...- _Fancy.paper.nmighte, •
- - Peptones, with a largo
: variety . .Of "adieu'
' ncy etotionery, -• . ' - 1
•
®Motto Beale and wafers, ' .. ' ' ^ . • •
Silk' and bead purses, ' •
®Ladies' riding whips, elegantly finished!,
Ladies' fine cutlery, ...sail ' ,
I! Perfume baskets and bags, .
Brushes of every kind for the toilet, .
Romero perfumes of the various kinds, •'' -
• ViMusical instruments, of all kinds and at_gll
prices, together with an-innumerable variety of
nrticlee elegantly finished ,and suiifibki.. - for fro
',lyday presents, to which he invites special at..
.tention. , . , • -
Also, an extensive and clef
HOLIDAY GIFT - BOOKS,
comprising the various English and American
'ANNUALS for 1851; richly embellished and
illustrated POETICA L WORK Si. with
CHILDREN'S PICTORIAL B 0 , 0. K
for children of all ages, than which nothing
can be more appropriate or pleasing' as holiday
gifts. His assortment of Scheel - Books and
School Stationery is also complete, and- com
prises every thing used in Colleges and the -
Schools. He also desires to cull the particular
attention of Families to his elegant display 1/
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES,.&e. "
from the extensive establishments ofCornelius.
Archer and others of Philadelphia, comorising
every style of Parlor, Chamber and Study
Lamps, for•burriing either lard, sperm or ethe
reTal oil, tOgiulter with Flower Vases, Fancy
Screens, .4c. Ills assortment in this line is un
equalled in the borough. Afsn,
FRUITS, FANCY GONFECTIOARY—
I=
NU7 {- S-PRE3ERV - E - 9: FRUITS,
in eery variety. end at all prices, all of which
ere pure and fresh, such as can be confidently
recommended to his friends and thelittle
Ills stock embraces everything in Ile line of
Fancy Goods, with many other prtidles useful
to housekeepers,which the public are especially
invited to call and see during the holidays.—
Remember the,Old Stand, nearly opposite the
Sank on North ilnnoler street,
dealt S W, HAYERSTIOK.
FORFEIT. DR. HUNTER WILL;
r hirfeit failinglo - cure any ease
'~><_l'
of diseade that may come- under his care, no
matter. how long standing or afflicting. Father
sex are invited to this private room, 38 North
SEVENTH Street, Philadelphia, without fear
of interruption 'by other patients. Strangers
and others who have been unfortunate in the
selection of a physician :are irivited to._call.
Those why, haves injured themselves by solitary
vice are a lso invited.
READ AND REFLECT.—The afflicted
. would do well to reflect before trustitl their
hdppiness, and in many casea r their lives
-firtheThamls-ofphysicians,--iguerant-of-this-elase
of maladies.- It is certainly impossible for one.
man to underkand'all.the ills the human fareiFy.
ro 'subject to: Every respectable ,physician.
has his peculiar branch in, which he is more sue
cessful titan his brother professsrs, - and to'llint
-he devotee most . of his time ancl . Study.. ' , -
YEARS 02 PRACTICE, exclusively dtl 7 .. -
voted to the study and. treatment of diseases of
the sexual organs,togeiher with ulcers upon' the
. body.:throat; nose, - or legs, pains in the head or
- billiess, eitirCuriShiteurriatismTgravoli - irregular- -.
ities, disease arising from youthful excesses or ,
r impurittbs of the blood, whereby the constitu- / .'
tion has become enfeebled, enables the doctor:
to ollbr spcody-reliettoell who may place•themz
tielves under his care. .
- TRE subscriber having rpßova,d,ltie.q&pgq
, uz
---,
- Tda g p-- .14 street, to the large building nearly - •
u 3L opPosite'lds old aloud desires to call
the attention of the public to the
kfr en
porior stock of IFIV6SR GROCER
IES which he has just opened, and which he
willsell - on the' most:aCcommodattng terms.—,
The arrangement of his now Establishment will
be found of, the moat •complete character, ands
his assorttnents comprises every article that cad -
be found in n •
Perfect gamily Grocery;
such as sugars, coffee, teas, spices, hams, dried'
beef, cheese, shad,' tnackersi, herrings driedi
fruit, soaps - .s6.c.,Aegother with. an elegant as
sortment of Mina , and' Crockery..Wiqe of eye
-7y style Lml quality; qintensware, •brooms,
brushes, baskets, eaten en . dless-variety el ar,
'tides wh;clr it is impossible tot enumerate.—
Fotcheapness and' excellence hiiarticles can--
not be surpassed , Ett calf from , the public
therefore respectfully solicited
mars C 1
ItNHOFF.
CHEAPER THAN EVER..
rollF. subsaiher having just returned from ,
the East, offers to , the public a more ant '
Ppie and complete assortment of goods in him,
ine, than ever previously offered, and respect
fully solicits, dealers and others to git(e - hiin'ti ,
call, when he will show them goods at. aston
ishingly low prices "
•-
To Builders, Carpenters , and Others:
— ilL uus . unproci -- a - pent — ofi
'LI •tirti nl r,vr , v I 11111 -.
r• tll 3 , I.‘ vi; •V11151!".v 5;,d 130118 Ot .
• ur . ~ 571 luslu NII/4, Putty, Paints.
dl cab) Oda, PA'rponiinc,
Al ,s, tliil, Cross-cat and Circular Saws, Hand
Pries), Ripping and Back Saws, Angara, Chi.
4813, Broad, Hind and Chopping Ales, Hatch
ets, Planes and Plano Bitts,..Steet and Iron
Squares, Files and Rasps, Nail Brads and
Spikes of all sizes.
I would invite attention to my beautiful , as
sortment of waiters and Trays, plain and Go
thic style, knivoi and forks, Butcher Knives,:
Scissors and Shears, Brittannia,German Silver,.
and Sayer Plate; Table and Tea Spoons,
Brass and Emerald Preserving , Kettles, smooth,.
Mg, Irons, Hollow-ware,. Tube, Buckets,
Chnrns; Sze.
Oils, Paints and Dye Stuffs, Fire 'all Water
Proof Point.
oct3o . , , HENRY GAXiON,
LIGHT SITJMIER nEAMG,
FOLLOWING. are am'ong . the' new
_.ll.__andshenp puNicationa just received at the
• /gm. book and PeriodicaVStore of — the
.„:- °;; subscriber (late Martin's). on Main.
..msvris . Street.
Ilerpor's, the International, Godcyrs, Gnu.
hanestuand ,Sartain's Magazines for July-25 ,
cents each. ' .
David 'Copperfield, by Dickens, 50 cents. .
Henn—Mrs. Lee Hentz's new story-50 cts..
• The Heirof Mist Wayland,by ; Mary Howitt,.
50 cents. • • -
The Mother.in-Law, by Mrs. Southwortli
50. cents.
409 e a:agleam, or she Autobiog,roplif • Of • te
Clergyman's daughter. 50 cents.- -
. Daughter ol.Night-725 cents.•
- Lord and Lady Harcourt bi ,• Cirollide Sinelair
60 cents. .; , • I
.The Denning} and. their Beaux,, by •
ies
Leslie. 25 cents. ' :' • •
• The Duthess,-orWoman's LotetV.a • n • tr WO
man's Hate, 50 cents.
The Widow Rugby's Misbrand-50 coma: . •
Polly Peaßlossom's-Weddingis 50'eentir.
Together with a' -largo varieWor.other new
works, All tlmilewr.publieatione art.
• Soon as.Poldished, endsold'at PublisherXMo6-
A complete' estiortfneht of•StationeilttEnvc
lopes, &e. alwayis on hand„ w ith .a large ',varie—
ty' of Books in everts Department of Literature,.
Science, History, biography, Thoology,.Tr,a
veto, &c. Mee.,.Schoof ,Book; of 'every
in use, at the Mutest cask prices:: -
July-2, 1851 - • ' PIPER, Agent
irIOD LIVEk . OIL, Au excellent article
NJ:Cor,aalo by,
zuralG -
WE, Ilttve io'ciftvoit our thirct . supply of
.
CHEAI S BONNETS BONNETIi/BBOXS;
to whigh wo Invite tho , .attantion of Oa ladjea
mQY• A & W• pEprz.
AVIT-zatnitivsr reef saran: _
,
A vatttabln XXVVl l 4lWitat ;:bolaisoiai (o.
Jtablallrandsbary, and consisting . +oE . most of
the Pennsylvania Itopotas and a'nktiohqhatodi
or standard laiw'.Wolotovilt be. Sold very low
to, any person inirchaerh . g:l§l . :.:lON'-!rlis, hooka
orn be seen and ibo' , orioes aSOer,\hiti'e4l:by, -
,ing Otriae,
'„
,ant'collection =
aEIVV®VALI
'Family Grocery Store.
liUBBARDS
and' Ribboim