From the Public Ledger, of Saturday. The Verdict In )Langhld>i Case-Guilty# Yesterday- 1 morning, before'tort o'clock, tho. Court *f Oyer and Terminer assembled for the purpose of lakiDfT the verdict of Iho jury in the cose of Charles Langfald, charged'with the murder of Catharine ftidetnachor. The jury were sent for and brought wo Court, and in answer to an .inquiry, announced that they had agreed upon their verdict. The priso ._r wft s in Court, having been brought In about nine o'clock; he was somewhat palo, but boro himself •firmly* Before tho jury wore, Called upon for their Verdict, Judge; King addressed tho persons present upon the necessity of their restraining any manifest ration of feeling, whatever tho result of the verdict be. Tho jury were then called Upon for tholr Verdict, and in obedience to the call* tho forethah stood up, and in a firm voice raid V Guilty of murder ia llio first degree.” Tho prisoner anxiously regar-. ded the jury, and was not able to Undor’sland the Verdict; no, therefore, askod his counsel whether it w ai “Innoeent'or guilty,” They replied '.‘guilty.” jlc then inquired whether A he could ndl -got a new trial.*’ ; During tho absence of tho jury they had with them the coal and liat'lestiflcd to have been worn by bangfcld on the night of tho murder; Tho obal had ficcn subject to tho inspection tf police officers, coun sel and witnesses, and.it was thought had fcceli tho* roughly examined in every pari.. W , a y, the jury made a most important discovery whilst V|, e garment was with them. This was thecxislenco of an inside pocket .in the breast of the coatj, Ihe lining of which contained several spols of blood. Mr; fiadotnachor, in his evidence, says that when he. was woke up, and was engaged Id a straggle With the murderer, tho latter had hot any weapon; ho slrilg .glcd with himilhtUsb weak that the assassin could bold him with onb hand, and that then Ihb latter pdl bis hand in. his bbsdm;nsif id'draw o’dt a w'eapon". lie took out something; the witness did hoi know what, bat thoUght it a pistol. -■ Al this point Ids rc bollection ceased; .Now, this evidence can readily'bo Explained bj thedlscot-ery made by the jury. When Mr, Rsdemabhci 1 was waked; iUvufc after the murder, erhad despatched Mre.R.; and had broken tho knifo found in the bed; His hands mUfll have had somo blood upoh them; which Was transferred to the inside lioing of his boat, Upon hl& taking obt tho weapon IbcrcfVom; which was probably the knife missing from tho establishment of. Mr. Hortfcr, ami whichUic circumstances so strongly show iUo prisoner to have been lo possession of. .Thai no other instrument ex cept that,with ivhSbh Mr. tt. Was beaten was previ ously used; appears by his evidences and tho fact of bis losing his rccollpclion immediately- after, the tmlrdoror pill his hand in his bosom, is perfectly rc cuncileabtq with a supposition of a loss of blood from Wounds by a sharp instrument. Iqtmcdialcly after the verdict .was delivered, llio, prisoner was taken back to.tho County Prison; In the charge of llio offi cers; Tho, rilolion .for a, new, trial lias not yet been made, nor hove the Court fixed a day, for tho sentence. VV.o understand that Lungfbld has been confined to llio floor of. Ills cell by a Heavy chain, which obliges lilm to confine his movements for exercise within .a •very small space. The desperate character of the prisoner nnd llie fqar of his doing some bodily injury lo Ihb officers of the prison, arc . tho reason for the adoption ofilicso precautionary measures. , Destructive C)fkice I}rjtroyeo. Yesterday morplng, between on© and two o’clock, Iho Time* ohd bally Keystone, Nek 32 South r I bird street, was destroyed by fire. The hrft was discovered in tha first slory, having boon ignited near the stair- Way, in the back room, and spreading with great tapldiiy,lho flomcs,comni«nic6lcd to the upper rooms lit a short lime, damaging and destroying almost every thing within its inngo to Iho The base ment was occupied os th&prcss-room, which, with its contents was but slightly damaged. The first story, liacd as the publication office*, the second as the com posing room,; Iho ihird and fourth as the Timcs'job office, and tbegarct by Jason Mahan,eloreolypor, wore severally purnt out, and, a lafgo portion of their fconlcnls wore destroyed. Colonel Flo,rc ncc i the pto prietor, as well as George C. Wilson, the owner.of the building;.are.lnsured. The books and, papers belonging to th.o office, with the forms of yesterday’s edition, were saved. The fire broke out when about half of iho edition of the paper was worked off. None of the adjoining pro perly was insured. Messrs. Yordloy & Emory, bro kerb, occupying a part of the lower story, were not seriously harmed: except from_watcr. Mr. mahah was not insured, and besides losing a large bumber of very ancient and valuable mathematical fVoris, Jio.haVlost the labof-of-lwslve months upon ' a work for (ho Rev. C. H. Williams. The stereotype plates, and the manuscripts of the works, ono half of which was original, are destroyed. There was also n W ork of five hundred pages in the job office of the Times, which shared the same fate. This, os well ns .the other, was.nearly completed. The fire was the work of an incendiaiy. In con sequence of iho erection of new builbings on Chesnut I street* the rear .of No. 32 was accessible, and no doubt through, this way the incendiary entered and fired the premises. Wo ore to learn that Col. Florence; the proprietor of iho Times, has succeeded ■Jo effecting or.rangcmenia by which his paper will Se issued regularly a* heretofore, and that in a short iinie it will appear with new typo, &q. . • PUhli'c May 20. HliLAbfei.PillA MARKET. Tuesday, May 23,1848. Florif-r-l* a shade lower, with* sales at #5 87 for feommon prnna—eilra <6 75., . • •. ■ | Corn Meal—Will not command more.than 92 di. \ Rye Flodr—ls quioi al about $3 75a3 81. ’ Wheat—lias further declined i dales of red al il 30; ... • , Rye—Southern 72c, Penna. 77c, per bushel. Corn—Yollqw is worth 51c; white 49Jc, weigl Data—Are dull al about 40c for Penna, Whiskey—Sales In btls. at 23e, In hhd* 22c. MAiuurn. bn ilio 18th tnai.; by the Uov. Alexander Sharp, Uji'uE u PJper, Esq.; to Mias MAnf Jane McCulloch, ill ofNowton lownahlp. . DIED; In (Ini borough, on Tucadoy the 1 Glh Inal., Samuel foungoat tori 01 Andrew and Catharine Roberts, aged iboul 3 year*; Dancing School. Mr. FRANKLIN BTOUOH returns bU tknnko ) Iho citizens of Carlisle, for the patronage bestowed jpon him during hi# brief visit to this place, and beg# cut to Inform thorn that ho contemplates common *.ing his second quarter of lessons in dancing, «it Mr. Orth’s saloon on Wenttday iht 24M of May . where io will toich plain dancing and waltzing, and nlMno uhlonablo dances —such as the Polka, Mazourka, \c. Terms $5 for a course of lesson#. May 25, 1848.—U* Huts! Huts! Bpiuna xup Summer Fabhioes eou 1848. HIE subscriber would respectfully call the atten tion of the public to his largo assortment of Hats & Caps, - of the latest fashions, consisting of Moleskin, fosTor, fine While Hockey Mountain Beaver, Otter, hush, and Russia hats Of every quality, and at dif tent prices. Also on hand a lino assortment of touch or Sportsman’s Hals, (very light) together ilh a general assortment of nearly every descrip on of Caps, of all sixes, and at all prices. Country colors ami alt who wish to purchase hats or caps, ro invited to call, as the subscriber is prepared to ivo greater bargains than can bo had elsewhere.— Wl forgot the place, No. 8, Harper’s How. 1 WILLIAM H.TROUT Carlisle, May 26,1848. i'EPENTHD* on TOOTH-ACHE DROPS,— i Warranted to ciltb tho Tooth-Ache in five mm- | 1 his article for this mo»l oxcrulloling pain la 1 one of tho boat, but tho. very boat remedy irod to thoao afflicted with tho tooth-ache,— 10 failure of every other protended remedy, invariably given immediate and .sating re* use ia not attended (like moat others) with irlous cffocta whatever on the tooth; nor does | ice the least ill effect if accidentally swallow sate and amoll ore both agreeable and will, if fully applied, remove that extreme sensitive ton attending diseased or callous tooth, so nay bo rendered useful by Ailing. . 1 22 eta. For solo only by Collier dc Brol rth Hanover street, Carlisle. 26, 1846. tkij llil) r# irJ SUad and Herring. , L °T of No. 1 freak Blind and Horrlnga juat re ' cc ‘Ved and for Bale at tho Grocery of ~ J..W.EDY. New Goods! "QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS." WHO wanla to buy cheap: Lumber’ Lei them coll down at CHURCH’S old Lumber Yard, near the wcat end of the old Harrisburg Bridge, at the River/ Cumberland aide, where” they can buy Common Boards for ?U per thousand, and Pino Shiriglea for $9 per thousand. ■ • The Bubacribor, thanltful for poet favors, now of fers to the public at his old established Lumber Yard, at tho west end of the old Harrisburg Badri'e. the best eelcctbd lot of . ? ’ - LUMBE & on the bank of tho river, consisting: of 200,000 long pine Shingles of the best quality, 150,000 long while pine Shingles, 2d quality, and 40,000 of 18 inch Shingles; iogeUicf with 600,000 feel df Lumber of asßoVlcd UilcUrtessbA arid qualities, such as 1 1, IJ, IJ, and 2 inch Panned 1, l£, land 2 inch Ist Cow mon; 1, ls,and 2 inch 2d Common. Also, Ash and Poplar Plank, Poplar,. Scantling and half inch. Boards, Pihe and Hemlock Joice and Scantling, seasoned Oak Plank, Dry Pannel, Ist and 2d Com mon Boards and Plank, stuck up in the yard since last yedr, and if persona tolls you to the contiary don't believe them, but ball and see. Having also d Sledtd Saw Mill in operation, and a large stock pf Timber on hand; both Pine and Odk, tho subscriber is prepircd to saw bills to order, fence boards; balm floor plank, laths and pailing at'short notite. . , The subscriber hopes liy strict attention to business and a determination to sell lower than* any other Yatd at the rivet, that his old customers and tho publia generally, will give him a call before purcha sing elsewhere; . HENRY CHURCH. Bridgeport, May S 5, 18413, pHEAP WATCHES AND JEWELRY.—J. & Vj W. L. WARD, No. 106 Chesnut street, Phila iSL phis, opposite the Franklin House, importers Gold & Silver Patent Lever WATCHES, SSHlBfrahd manufacturers of. Jewelry. A good as sortment.always on hand. Gold Patent LevcrsflS jewels, $3B; Silver do $lB to $2O; Gold Lepinos,s3o; Silver do $l2 to $l5; Clocks and Timp Pieces; Gold Pencils, $125, upwards; Diamond Pointed Gold Pens,j $1 60; Gold Bracelets and Breast Pins, in great variety.' Ear Rings, Miniature Cases; Guard Chains, $l2 to $25; Plated Tea Sets, Castors, Cake Baskets, Candlesticks, Britannia Ware, Fine Ivory Handled Table Cutlery, and a general assorlmentof Fancy Goode. Philo., Moy 26, 1848. A MERIOAN SILVER, FORK AND SPOON t\. MANUFACTORY.—J. &W.L. WARD,No. 106 Chesnut street, Philadelphia, opposite the Frank* Un House. Manufacturers of all kinds of Silver Spoons, Forks, Tea Sets, 1 Ladles, &c. All work made by us is stamped with our name, and worrant* ed to bo made purely of American coin. May 1 25, 1848. rpiBBITS* MAMMILLARY LOTION, for sore JL Nipples. - This is the best remedy over offered 1 for that annoying complaint, sore Nipples; hundreds] that have been tbns troubled, and could get no relief from the usual remedies, have, been speedily cured by using this Lotion. Price 25 cts. For sale only by Collier & Broth ers, North Hanover street, Carlisle. May 25, 1848. Doctor A. Rankin, RESPECTFULLY tenders to the inhabitants of XV Carlisle and its vicinity, his professional services in all its various departments. Hoping from his long experience and unremitting attention to the duties of his profession, to merit a share of public patronage. When not absent on professional business he may, at ; all times, be found either at his office, next door to Mr. Snodgioss’ store, or at his lodgings at Bcelcm’s Hotel. , . . Carlisle, May 18, 1848. Dr. George Willis Foulkc, {Graduate of Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia.) OFFICE at the residence of his father in South Hanover street, directly opposite Morrell's Hotel. Carlisle, Pa. May 18, 1848.—1 y Breastpin Found* A LARGE ladies Breast Pin, was found on the turnpike, near M'Caliislor’s School House, in West Pennsborough township, on last Sabbath. The owner, by calling on either of tho undersigned, and paying for this advertisement, can obtain said pin. JOHN W. HOUSTON, JAMES LEE. ' May 18,1848.-21 New Spring Goods. THIS DAY OPENING! THE subscriber is now receiving and opening a FREBH SUPPLY OF DRUGS.togelhorwhha most attractive general assortment of FANCY AR TICLES, FRUITS, &c., all of which have been laid in at the host establishments in the city, and will Ibo disposed of on (be most advantageous terms to 'purchasers. He respectfully invites bis friends to give him a call May ll S. W.-HAVERSTICK, For Sale. A LOT of Ground containing SIX ACRES, in . Silver Spring township, Cumberland county, Pa. bounded by lands of Adam Kunklo and David Shank, having thereon eroded a two story welling House, Stable, £ggg|g£with Threshing doors attached, a first rale Hog Pen, a Smoko House, a never failing Spring of Water, a young thriving Apple Orchard of choice fruit, and other, choice fruit, such as Pears, Peaches, Cherries and Plums. This properly is situated 1$ miles north of John Hallachcr’s mill, and about 3 miles oast of SlcrroU’s Gup, noar’tho Stole Road. # Persons wishing to view tho property will please cull on the subscriber. JOHN BARNHILL. .May 18,1848. —3l* Notice. LETTERS of administration on the estate of Ben* iiimln Myers, Into of Dickinson tbwnshlp, Cum berland county, Pa., doo'd., have bceh granted by the Register of said county, to the subscriber living in Wostpennsborongh township. All persons indebted to said ostolo are requested to. moke immediate pay menl, and those having claims against said estate will present thorn properly authenticated for settle ment to JOHN CAROTHERS, Admr. May 18,1848. —Gt ■ - Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Admlnls trnlioo on tho estate of Mr». Evo Ilavoroliok, latei of Silver Spring lp„doo’tl., have boon gf anted to tbo subscriber residing in aamo Ip. All person, having claim, against «eid estate are requested to present them for settlement, and thoeo indebted to make im mediate P“^^° MAN HAVpRSTICK, Adm'r. May 4.W8.-61. » " Notice. T ETTEUS ofaJmlnialrallon on tho eataloof Ben. j iamin Briokor. lalo of Monroe townahip, Cumber, londoounly, Pa., bavo boon granted to tho »“ b “ or ' b “ living in -said township. All persona indebted to enid ato rcquoalod to make immediate pay ment. and thoao having olaima wi I proaenl thorn pr„poWaothontioa^^,oU.o 7i „no RiAd m. r . May i, 1818.-01* ; Estate Notice.. T ETTBRS ofadminiatrnllon on theoalato of John 1 I Bowman, Into of Boat Pennaborongh ‘<> w "* h, P' Cumberland county, Pa,; have boon B'anlodby lb » Befflstor of said county to- tho Bubscrlbor said townablp. All persona indebted to anid estate arerequealed to make immediate payment, and‘hoo having claim,. wlllpreaent them properly aulhentl. caled for LONaNEOKBB| Admr. May i, 1848.—At* a Notice. • ' , T ETTERB of adrolnlelration on tho eatalo of Ehi- T , .i,.ih Calvert, late of Mifflin lownahlp, deceased, led for aeltlement tO ]pETER OA i,vEBT, Adm't. April 37 r 1648.—6 b Appleton’i Cheap BooK Store. aEO. S, APPLETON, Bookseller* Publisher and Importer, No, 148 Gheanul street, Phila delphia. . Having connections with all the leddipg pub lishmg housea in the United States, purcha sing a large pbrlldh of His Slock at the Auction Trade Sales, is enabled to offer to Farmers, Law yers, Merchants, Traders, Storekeepers, Clergy men, Physicians, and. all others wanting books, for their Libraries, or Directors who pur chase for Public Institutions and Libraries, gre.a} inducements to purchase at hlb establishment.— Laying in his stock at low prices and selling for [®' a dy money, purchasers can dbtalnany books to be bdd in the market at the lowest possible Terminer alive, and very many of (Hem from 2d to SO per cent, below the publishers prices. ~ His assortment comprises the most elegant edi tions of the ‘ Standard Works, . In Theology, History, Biography, Criticism, Classical Literature and the Fine Arts, together with the most extensive collection of BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, in every variety of typo, binding, paper and em bellishment, and varying in price from 25 cents to 30 dollars. . Persons at a distance can forward their orders, and have them promptly attended to, at as. low, and probably at lower prices than any other houses in the city.. Those who have hot heretofore dealt with us are requested to give us tin dppotliihily of selling to them, being confident we-can satisfy them as to prices and good copies, and best edi- tions, .Catalogues are furnished grails on post-paid application. Customers will find it a safe and easy.method of remitting small,amounts, by in closing the paid Stamps which are to be procured at nearly all post offices. Remember if you want to select from a very large assortment* and to purchase at exceedingly Low Prices, go to APPLETON’S CHEAPBOOK STORE. No. 148 CheSi at., between 6th & 7iU sts. Phila., May 18, 1848 3m Groat National Work. A History of. the Revolution and Lives of the Heroes of the War af Independence. By Ouaiu.es J. Peterson. A N elegant volume with 18 fine Steel Plates, | Jjl and nearly 200 beautiful Wood Engravings, j “This is a splendid book. A valuable addition 1 to the Historic Literature of our country. Wo are much mistaken if it does not lake rank with the works of Irving and Prescott.”— FranbfordHerald. It surpasses any similar work yet offered.to the American public.**— Neats Gazette, “It may be properly considered a popularised Military History of the Revolution, extremely well and judicious, written;”—N. American. “The present work on the. Revolution and its i| heroes, is superior, both in extent and design to flany that has heretofore come under our notice.** | j --Inquirer, A well connected History of that eventful peri od.—Ledger, “Decidedly the best popular History of the War of the Revolution and its Heroes, that has yet * been given to the country.’* —Saturday Evening Post* : Agents wanted to canvass for the above elegant Work, in every bounty and town in the United Stales, to whom the most liberal Inducements will be offered. Price only $3. , ... Address (post-paid) . WM. A. LEARY; . ~ Nd. 158 North 2nd st., Phila. May 18, 1848.—3 m Boots, Shoes and Brogails; THE attention of the public la InVlted vflP to a large and elegant; assortment of m! BOOTS and SHOES, now opening at SUPPORTER’S SHOE STORE, Main st., opposite the Methodist Church. The stock has been selected with great care, and for style , and durability is unequalled. Ladies* Tretfeh'Llneh Gaiters, (new stylo) do -Morocco Half Gaiters. do do Kid and Morocco Slippers, Buskins and Ties, at all prices. > ' . Missis* Gaiters, Leather Boots, Buskins and Slippers. .... - Childrens* Gaiters, Bools and ankle ties, of ev ery variety. . . Men’s Calf and Morocco boots, brogans and and Youths’ Goal. Calf and Kip brogans, and a geneial assortment of thick work. Also a great variety of 800 l and French Moroc co) Kid, Pink and White Linings, Bastings, Trim imparl*ic(ilar attention will be given as usual, to CUSTOMER WORK, such as Gentlemen’s fine Frensh boots,.Congress boots, and Gaiters, Ladies* French and English Lasting Gaiters and Congress Boots, Kid and Morocco Slippers, Buskins and French lies; and over} effort used to getup j the work in a style equal tothe best chy work, and at the lowest price, by WM. M. PORTER& Co, May !>• N. B.—As tho subscriber is now doing busi ness under the firm of Wi. M. Porter & Co., he earnestly requests those indebted to settle thetr accounts, as it ts necessary his old books should be dosed without delay. M pORTER . Rags Wanted. THE highest price will bo paid (in cash or in pa per) by tbo aubacribor for good BAGS. Thoraga may bo delivered at I lib pnpcr-mitl, 8 milea from Cutr Halo, dr at the Warehouse of Mr. Jacob Rhcom, in Carlisle. W. B. MULLEN. A|,Wl 13,1848,—If Co-partncrulilp. THE undersigned beg leave to inform their friends and the public in general, that they have formed n 00-parlnorsbip, nnd will entry on the Foundry Business;. in nil its brandies, at .Iheif foundry on Main st., in ilia. borough o( Carlisle, where they will con linuu to imuiufucluro lluhh's Patent Cooking Slinks, Threshing Machines, Beal's Patent Wind-mtU, oil kinds of castings. Thankful for nnst favors, they respectfully solicit the patronage of the public. - Carlisle, April 37, 1848.—3iri , N. B. Old castings, copper, brads, &0., taken in exchange for work. ■ ’ - ncfrcshlng Drinks. inO'USSEI.'S MINERAL \VATEK. | \, "SnarltUng nml I;right, ,In ils liquid light— *’ . . , And nol only aparkling and bright. But for ita flavor it !a hard to boat. FELIX’S MINERAL WATER. Lemon nnd Sarsaparilla, n'lergo supply always on hand and for aalo by tho gross, down orsinglo bottle. MONYBR’S FOUNTAIN MEAD, Is Indeed the « No Plus Ultra” drink of the season, and con bo hid with tho above named mineral wa ters, at the wholesale and retail eonfocllonary of . P. MONYER, N. Hanover at, Carlisle, May 4, 1848. N. B. Pic-mo and, other parlies supplied at low rale*. - -- OOYTHES. BOdoz. grain and graaa Bcylhea.SO N dor. scythe snaths, 30 do*, hay rakes, 6 do*, hay forks, Just received at May 18, 1848, ELIPTIC SPRINGS. 80. pair Eliptlc Springs, 10 sella Iron Axles, assorted sites, Just received at the cheap hardware storey & - May 18, 1848. PEDLAR'S supplied at oily prices with Essences,' Potent Medicines, fancy articles, lit., sl__ ‘ BISHOP’S DRUG STORE. May 18, 1848, TjiLUTES, Violins and Fifes, for snle 18,1648. CltUbftjCaHSlmcroß AjVcitlngi. I I WOULD respectfully cali.tbe attention of the! public,jo a splendid lot of Spring and Sum [ner Qdooa, suitable for gentlemen's Wear, consist ing of super French{J3nglish, German and. Am erican ■ , . I ■ " Cloths & Cassimcrcp; of all colors and textures, extra super black Cash merells, Tweeds and LiheHs, for spring and sum mer coats, White and Fancy Lijnen drills? Silk, Satin* Valencia and Cashmere Vestings, White and Fancy Marsailes, black Italian, and Fancy SUk Cravats, black, white and fancy colored Kid Gloves, All open and ready for inspection,, opposite the Railload Office, Main street, at the well,known establishment of . , T. H. SKILES. Carlisle, May 4,1848. Superior Family Groceries. THE. subscriber-would respectfully inform hi* friends and the public, that he has removed his Gro cery Store, to the room lately occupied by Charles Barnllz, on South Hanover street, next door toGreen’s Hotel, and.within two doors of tho Volunteer Print ing Office, and nearly opposite the Poet Office, where he has jnst opened a largo assortment of choice Fresh Groceries, (Hf) Particular care has been observed in.the selection of tho purest, most fragrant and delicious Teas, the finest and best flavored Cigars, and the richest varie ty of Cheese, together with a first rate assortment of high and low priced Sugars, Coffees, Molasses, Spl oos, Fish, Salt, Quccnswnre, Glassware, Crackers, Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Brushes, Corn Brooms, Black ing, Matches, &0., embracing every article which can ho desired by families or individuals in his line of business, and at the lowest cash prices at which they can be furnished. He will also keep on hand at all times superior LIQUORS, which he will bo able to dispose of cheap. Purchasers will find It to their interest to examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, for I am de termined to sell at very moderate profits. April 27,1848. C. INIIOFF, Ag’t. Now Arrival! rpHB, subscribers would announce to the public that . they have just returned from the Eastern cities ith selection of Spring &.Summer Goods consisting, of Cloths, Cassimercs and Vestings, of the most varied and beautiful patterns, oil of which will be madbrup in the most approved style. They also keep stipcrlor Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, Neck and Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Gloves, Holiery, Hats, Capa and Boots; in short, emy thing in a gentleman’s furnishing lino, which will bo sold at the smallest profits. They will also sell goods by the yard cheaper than any similar establishment in the county t The cutting will be attended to as here tofore by W. B. Parkinson, who cuts his garments a la mode. Our work is all made under our own su pervision. 1 Stofe in North Hanover street,'3 doors north of Mr. Haverstick’s Drug store, and nearly.opposite the Bank. . Arnold .& Livingston. Carlisle, April 20, 1848.—3 m Great Arrival of CHEAP GOOES, ' a T bGILBY’S Wholesale and Retail store. 1 IX have now opened the largest and cheapest as sortment of CroouiJ evet brought to Carlisle, and no mlatiid. Pdrchafara tvitl ilo well to call and .ex amine.this nfaijimotb slock, as they will bo sure to save money and gei.gorfd bargains. To cnumcrato articles and prices is out of tho question, as-it would fill this pdper arid ijio half not (hen bo inserted.— Suffice it to have fevery article.in the Dry Goods flhe.fro’m superfine broad cloth down to three cent balico'. » Also a fresh assortment of Groceries. Prime Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Teat, Rice, Ac., end as cheap as any house in the town. Amlin Boots and Shoes the largest and cheapest assoHq&ntqtpr brought-east of PttUadelphU; Recollect the old stand East Main street, Carlisle, where good bargains can always be bad. CiOGILBY. April 80, 1846. Spring and Summer Goods. FORSTER’S~NEW STORE, Carlisle, Pa. THE subscriber respectfully announces to the pub* lie, Ibst he has token the stand lately Occupied by Mr. Angnoy, at the corner of High street s‘rid Harr per’s Row, where he has just received from the east* ern cities a large and splendid assortment of . NEW GOODS • Purcbasedun the Atlantic cities of the Importers and Manufacturers, including every variety of Goods.— The Ladies are particularly invited to call and ex* amine hla beautiful assortment of Dress Goods. Among which the following articles comprise a port: superior wool Cloth; black and fancy Silks; blue, black and fancy Cassimores; fancy Summer Goods; Ginghams and Lawns; Bombazines and Alpacas; Vestings of . all kinds; Mous de Lainos; London and Domostio Calicoes; Mitts, Gloves, Laces,' Edgings, Hosiery and Ribbons of all kinds; together with a largo assortment of Groceries. Ail the above Goods have been purchased at (he best end cheapest markets and will certainly bo sold very low. All persons are respectfully invited to give him a call. • JOHN E. FORSTER* April, 20, 1848. • . Ucmuvul. NATHAN n AISTCH, hawing removed hi# Cheap Clothing Store to the room formerly occupied by H. H. Grove, on the east corner of the Market Square, directly opposite Foster's store, would respectfully inform his friends and the public in general, that he intends to continue the business on a more extensive scale than heretofore., He has just received from tho eastern chics a large assortment of Spring 1 & Summer Goods, which ho will have.rondo up at Iho shortest notice and in the moot dooiroblo manner. Ho will constant ly hove on hand a largo selection of 11EADY-MJIDE CLOTHING', cheapir than over oUbred lo the public before—ouch oa black and bide drain coala; frock and lock coato of various colon, tweed coats, of oil shapes and colon! summer cloth cqaloi linen, cotton, and jeono coal., *nd all other kind, of fashionable opeltt black and oncy cash more ponl.i oummor panto of ovefy do. cription and color; plain and fancy.satin vc.l.i oum mor vest. —all aorta' and colon! shirt bosoms and col lanj neck,«nd pocket handkerchief.) Blocks, suspend ere ofoll kinds, and vary cheap, .... Don’t forget tho place—on iho coat coiner of the publiosquaro. Carlisle, April 30.1848—3 m ___ Dry Goods—Now Arrangement I THE subscriber has just returned from the city and is now opening, at his Old Stand, on Main street, in addition to his former slock, a large and well se lected assortment of fancy and staple DRY GOODS, which,ho intend* to sell according to the old motto, “quick sales and small profila.” Among hi* good* are Engllah and American Prints, from 4 up to 12 cents, esary variety of style and pattern. Bleached and Drown Mu*!lna,,B6 inch* at os. English Ginghams at 12 centa. . - • . French Lawnaat 12, and every other articleequaly cheap. Also, a large assortment of , Groceries & Qucenawnrc. He offers good New o’rlei.ns Sugar et 0. prime et 7j crushed loaf ot 10 and broken loaf at M con Ca—good Rio Coffee at 8 cools—good Molasses 8 c(4 P c ' New Orleans baking Molasses si <>-“ ■<’. H° ne *’ Syrup, a su'peiiof assortment Carlisle, April 13, 16'48. AI! toonl 10 tons of Ber Iron assorted, 3 tons Oast Shesr, Spring and Blistered Steel, 20 holes Tin Plate, just received Mejf IB,* 1848, Drugs! Drugs I) 1 JA. BISHOP, successor toI)r. J. J. Myers, i has just; received and Is now. opening a large and well selected assortment of Fresh Drugs, Mer diclnes, &c., atrtong which will b'e found the fol lowing: Opium; , CutlerV; CamphoiU ’ Oils, Epsom SaLts, , Quinine, . J)lfß-STUi*irs, Alcorol, Spioes,; . ’ . Turpentine; Puis OiL, «c. &c. / . Also a very large assortment of perfumery, hair brushes, tooth brushes, umbrellas, walking canes.! Roussel's and HaUel's shaving cream, Rear's oil, cplogn water, hair dye, o* narrow; fancy soaps; Extracts MeenFun, curling, flut’d Ana. fancy,?™* Idea of every description, to which he respectfully I Invites the attention of the public. His assortment le a full and rich one, and he hopes by strict; at tention to business and low prices, to receive ‘a liberal share of patronage. Physicians prescrip tions carefully compounded. J.A. BISHOP. Carlisle, May 4, 1648. Physicians’4c Country merchants, WHO wish'to purchase Drugs. &0., cheap, ere requested to call and examine the large stock re ceived at the store of the subscriber. The articles are fresh and warranted good, and purchased at the very lowest cash prices, and will be.disposed of lower than articles of the same quality have ever been sold at in Cumberland county. Call and see, and if he does not make it to yohr advan** logo to purchase from him he will not ask you to buy. Orders from the country will receive prompt attention. The articles guarantied good and prices lower than any other place In Carlisle. J. A. BISHOP, Successor to Dr. J. J. Myers, May 4, 1848. MONYER’S Confectionary, Fruit & Toy Store, . North Hanover Street, Carlisle. THE subscriber would respectfully inform cotin* try merchants and the public generally, that ho is constantly manufacturing ana has always on hand CANDIES of every yarlety (whlblifbr qual ity cannot-be surpassed by any manufactured in the State) which he will sell Wholesale or Retail at the Old Stand, in North Hanover street, a few doors north of the Carlisle Deposit Dank, where he has also on hand FRUITS and NUTS of the latest Importation, which* will be sold at the low est prices for cash* His stock consists in part of Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Dales, Cocoa Nats, Cream Nuts, Pea Nuts, English Walnuts, Almonds, Pecan Nuts, Filberts,&o. He would also inform the public, that he has lust returned from the city with.a large stock of Fresh Family Groceries, consisting of superior double refined, crushed end pulverized Loaf Sugars, UrovFn Sugars, among which is a very fair article for 6J- cents per lb.— Coffee from Bto 19) ois per lb. Teas, a superior article of Imperial, Young Hyson and. Black Tea. Molasses of all hinds;. Water, Soda and Sugar Crackers, Cheese, Chocolate. Rico, Blacking, Matches, Brushes, &c. Fresh Spices, such as Pepper, Allspice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs, Ginger and Mustard. A supply of fndigo, (best quality) Alum, Starch, Washing Soda, Saltpetre, cc., which will be sold at the lowest rales. The subscriber relurhs his sincere thunks to the public for the liberal patronage extended to him, and hopes by a desire to please, to merit a contin* nance of the same. All order* from a distance thankfully received and promptly attended to. P.MONYER. Carlisle, May 4,1048. Great Bargains! Second Spring Arrival!! AT BENTZ’S Cheap Cash slofo, whfero tliey aro now opening the greatest quantity of new and cheap Goods, of the following kinds t Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. - GJicom, of every variety and style, from 4- to 12) cts per yard—and some of these are first rate at 6) and 8 ots. The assortment consists of about 9000 yards. Forty pieces /VkncA fitnghama % at 12), 16, and 18J cts per yard. ManchuttY Gingham 10,13), and the best for io cents. Looms—Some beautiful patterns, 1£), 18J, and 25 cents per yard. JVpachna— lB}, 25, and 62Jets fier yard. We have the cheapest Alpaohas in town. Muslins— While and unbleached, at all prices, and lower than ever sold before. Checie, Tickings, and Pantaloon goods at all prices. Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Bonnets, Rib bons, Hats, Oil Cloths) Flannala, Colton and Linen Table Diaper, Fans, Shawls, Edgings nnd Laces, Fringes, Duttons; end in fact every article in nor line of business. These goods are offered to the public at lower prices than can be bought any where in the Stale of Pennsylvania, as our means of purchasing are equal to any, and fat superior to most country merchants. Also, Gnootntaa, Qußattswanir, &o. Give us n call as wo feel sslisfied you will save money in making your purchases. A. ft W. BENTZ. 3 doors south of the Poet Office. Moy 4,1818. Dry Goods. & Groceries! BElOTAl; V. THE subscriber bogs leave Ip inform hia friends and the public in general, thfit he baa removed his store to the room formerly occupied by Henry An derson, on North Hanover siren, within 2 doors of Haverslick’e drug store, wheto ho lias Just opened a choio.o selection, of |jfy-&oodS; , consisting in part pfclothe, casslmprea, sattlnnells, linens, summer clothe, veslirtgs, silks, bombazines, cambtlcks, Jaconelta, calicoes, sh/wls. checks, licking, carpel chain, cotton yarn, umbrellas, gloves’, siispenders, handkerchiefs, hosiery,,&o. Also a well selected slock of Groceries, consis* i ting in part of . Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Molasses, .Spices, Tobacco, Crockery. Gloss and Queens ware. of various descriptions and qualities, togeth er with numerous other articles,” comprising a complete and general assortment—all. pf which ha offers for sale at very low prices. He will also keep constantly on betid ti large assortment of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, &0., which will bo disposed of at great bargains. He respectfully invites hie friends and the public to give him a call CHARLES DARNITZ. Carlisle, April 37,1818. - Hew York Variety Store. T &M. COLLIER & BROTHERS, beg leave ,1 , in Inform the citizens of Cumberland nnd ad joining counties, thnl they have Just opened an extensive VjM . iely storC) in North Hanorar street, in ,tho building lately oo ounied bv Mr. Hanloh, between Havaratiok sand Coyle's atoree, where they will be celve the calls of all wishing artlclea in their line. They will at all times keep on hand » well eelec ted isaortment of Prints. (French. English and American,) Domealio and Foreign Perfumery, Patent Medicines, embracing nearly avciy de enrlpiion, and in (aula Utile of evety thing usually kept in an oitenaWo Caiiety atom. They are the explosive agents for the sale ol Dr.Trn'phngen’o celebrated ••PiilmontoMixture and bis ••Dalsamlo, Extract of Sarsaparilla) Dr. Green’s celebrated •■Oxygenated Bitters, for dyspepsia am) p|ithy«Jo. They, are also the ex clusive agents In this county for the New York Canton /Pea Company, and w|tl kpe|. constantly on hand a largo supply of their superior eus. 1 In conclusion they beg Iqayo to .any that they ere determined to eell'al very small profits roroash, and Invito all wishing bargains to give them a call. ' ' /; Al ’ . Carlisle; May 4,’1848. KbwVlllc Female iScmltanty, NEWVIIXE, P». "I TISSES BELL and WHYTE, Principal*. All ixL the briuchea computed in a thorough Engliah course, will be. taught in this Institution, together with the French language, Mhfeic; vocal and IhsiiU* mentah ah'd Drawing, , , •, % t * • , AfrangemenU bare been made to accdinm'ddate 4 limited number of pupils from a distance. They wUI be constantly under the care of the Principal and het Assistant, who fall give every attention vo thS'men* tal, moral and physical education of those entrusted ■ to their care, . TEUMSI For teaaionof five month*, the Jint commencing oft the 'Aral of May-Ahe teeond onttie Itf of '. Isovembtr % jpayabUhne Half in advance. - - For toaiding, lodging; Washing light 6c fuel, . per totmi ' V * . $6O 00 TuUidn in the Juvenile Department,.com- 1 pricing orthography, reading, writing, and , - arithmetic, (first session) 6 00 , Tuition in the Primary claw, comprising arUh* metic, geography, English grammar, hliiory and Natural Philosophy; : , 0 do Tuition in Junior clan, comprising algebra, geometry, astronomy, botany, rhetoric and . natural philosophy, («t large) /.llpd Tuition in the Senior class, comprising chem istry, physiology, elements of criticism, IoV " , . gic, mental and moral science, 13 00 Orthography, reading, penmanship, grammar, ; composition and 'scripture history will be attended to by all Ihe papllß. , Tuillott IH mime; ana two of Pliritf; .16 00 I •* drawing, , • 10 00 ‘V French, v ; 0-00 Rarr.nßscss—Rev. Mcssls.. A’» Sharp,-It* M’Cich* roh, ’E. Breldenbaugb,' J. Wise, Jobn KilUoufnl Principal of Male Academy;—Miss Sarah H. Fester; Principal of Waahinglon Female Seminary!'' v-:' ; > Tbo uridertianqd committee. with Indi rection of the Newville Female Seminary, lake plea sure m beating testimony to the eniinontqualificalions of the Misses Bate and - Wutxx, as teacher*, and guides of young Iftdlce. They are graduates of the. Washington Female Seminary; and have the best.ro commendations from Miss Saras 11. Fost»r, thq Principal of that institution. We frcl confident that parents entrusting yodng ladies to their carei maj foci assured that their physical, intellectual and moral education will be failhfd.lv attended td.. v - JOSEPH HANNON; SCOTT COYLE; tyM.BAUH. ... I)a v id stebreTT; ALEX. SHARP. Trustees; ; April 13, 184 S. Plainfield Claailcal Academy. Four » niles'iDt»i of Carlisle, between the iVetsvflfi Slate Road atid the Cumberland Valley Railroad', FOURTH SESSION, -v r pHE Fourth session will commence bn MONEAx the Ist of May, 1848. The number of students is limited, o»\d they are carefully prewired for Col lope, CouhtliVg llobse, &c.. \ ■ The situation precludes the possibility of stu'dentb .associating with the vicious or depraved, being remote from town or village, ,though easily accessible bi. State Road or Cumberland Volley Railroad, both of which pass throtiph lands attached to the InsUtblionl / terms; - , Hoarding, washing;.tuition,' dec., (per seas.) #5O ,Oh Latin or Greek, £ Instrumental Music •, • I®- French or German , •, Circulars with rcfeiohccs, dec., furnished by -' ,-f R.K. BURNS, Principal.r April id. 1848.—1 y Mn mid Cheap , Boot and Shoe Store. He. MAI.OY, respectfully informs the clllxenJ , of Cnrliulo and ttie public generally, that he has opened in the atbro room lately occupied by Joir. 8. Uiit. oppoiile Kcnli* atorb, abd near MntreU’sttd* teli an extensive assortment of t Men’s BootS; Men’s and Boys* Calf and Kip Monroes,Ladies* Kid and Morocco Slipper#, Misaea and Children's GAIT* gs?>l ERS, and black and fancy colored ft KID BOOTS,of thelatestqtyle.and in rule ofthe best iiiatciiala, ill , which will ba sold cheap for carry . Ho haa also on hand a largo aaaorlmcnt of Luther,' Calf Skina, Morocco, &c.. and will raatiufaclote to I order alkklnda of Dooli arid Bhoca at (ho ahorteat I notice. Carlisle, April 13,1848. Removal. THE.sutacribcr respectfully announce* tablefriendJ *nd tLo pub)ic generally, (hat he has removed to the large brick building in South Hanover street, pne door from itforrettV Hotel, and within ft few doors rf the Volunteer printing office, where ho will cohtinuS to carry on the , ~ Tailoring Business, and to receive orders /or work inhlsline,sllof whlcn he pledges himself to execute promptly finaneat. fashionable, and workmanlike.mtnn>t. Th'o btyl fashions will bo regularly received, and tbpte* fore furnish to order a dress that will pletse the most fastidious taste. He would avail himself of this op portunity to return his sincere thanks to his’many patrons for their, past encouragement, and solicits S continuance of theif favors. . ,/ v <(> H. s; niTTER. Carlisle, April .6,1§4A.* —6m . .• . Cfco. 11. Trtkphiiscn, Rt.* p; , (Lstk Assistant dußox.oiri U. 8» • Family Medicines; THESE Preparations are the rcsull'of long eipsj rienco and extensive practice,.. Great science and skill are used in thsir manufacture, and such srs their efficacy and safety in every form ; pf disease, ihsl they truly deserve the naroti of Family Medicines, Du ring a practice of mord than twelve years, seven of which were on bpard v.riou* public vessels as Assis tant Surgeon in the United Stales Navy, he has nev er bad a. cape of severe cold, Influenza, or any dis ease of tHo throat, that has noi roadtly yielded to his Pulmonic mixture. Thousands have been saved from a premature grave by it* use. To public speak ers and persons of weak lungs it is a gresl os it allays halation ahd gives lone and vigor to tbs voice, „ , .... i DR. PULMONJO, MIXTURE I has cUred and is warrant**} Iq give relief In all bases of colds o,r coughs, bronchitis,’ intfuenxs, hoarseness, sore throat, catarrh, asttyna, liver complaint,.spitting blood, croup, whooping .cough,;con»umptioni‘anq every Disease with which the throat, breast or lung* may be affected, •' > . The following certftfcslssjEPm person, of chsrsc ter. will ihoW wh.t tl), Pulmonic Mixture of performing. No fondly iliouid bo without It Mb' their homo. 1 j _ '' , ,N.w Yomt, No,. 4,1847* Thit i« to certify that I h.d •,«o»e(o, tftUcK of Dronchlll. «hd p«lii ih n>4 h«ck ftr . loni lirae. inJ I uiodonly Ihroo bottle, of Br. Tr.plt.4Wl’, Pulmo. nio Mixture. and it reiio.rd m# In • ftw d»y,. „ ; ; D. MACLIN, Engraver, 130 Fulton, at , Niw Yoon, Not. 1,1847. Thie it to corlify, that I have urn) 4n my, prectici while engaged in lh« United Stelae for *even vetra the Pulmonlo fdalure which V »V W °Wer to the public, end neror knew of ilt foiling to. curq It, tbe meet obilinete Mptf. I it In toy pw tice on there .for the-Jut fly. yetre. end fotlnd It equally efilcecioue Jn;|ong' i elendlng cuee of eevere cold and affection of theJungt., . . • OED.B.TRATIiAGEN.M.D. Putcb>eer» will ohaetye Jhul e.ety bottle hep (ho written eignot'ure.of. Dr, Ttoplingen on tbe lebtl, without which now; con bp genuine. * For fale whplea&lo & fetall by CoLttin <sc D»OTP fiia.only, ftt Ihcir Blote in Korlh Hanovry.V/«f'i Carlisle. . April la. Ibis. ■ r - , ‘ of every variety, ® 1 O Oil. Coloijn Water, Curling WWIPmLfo ■ 1 tloe, out gleet, having Cre"" l .,jdaftvrfof tale'il ow 1 Wallet, and all mvoßWm^
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