•Four miles 'west of Carlisle, between the Newville State Roadahd (he Cumberland Valley Railroad', . SIXTH SESSION. THE Sixth session will commence on Monday (he 7th of May. IS«. Thd number 1 bf students is limited, And they aro carefully prepared for Col lege. Counting House, dtc. '• v • ;; The situation precludes the: possibility of students associating with the vicious or depraved; being' remote from town or village, though easily' accessible by State Road or Cumberland Valley Railroad, both of which pass through lands attached to the institution. . TERMS. Boarding, washing, tuition, &c., (per sess.) $5O 00 Latin or,Greek,,. , ~ . ,6 00 Instrumental Music . . 10 00 French or Gorman 5,00 Circulars with references, &c., furnished by R.K. BURNS; Principal. May 3,1849.-4 y * WFB ISSIIBAUCII. Tlic Cicatd Life Insurance Annuity and Trust Company, of Philadelphia, v .: Office No. 159 Chesnut Street, Capital «3»6,0»0. , Charier Perpetual. CONTlNUElomaiie Insurance. on Lives on the most favorable terms; receive and execute Treats, and receive deposits on Interest. • The Capital bqipg paid up.and invested, togeth er with an accumulated premium -.fund, affords, a perfect iecurity lb the 'insured. The premium may be paid in' yearly, Half yearly or .quarterly payments, . , ' ■ . The Company add a BONUS at stated periods to the insurances of life. This plan of insurance Is the most approved of, nnd is more generally in use, than any other in Great Britain, (where the subjecljs best understood by the people, and where they haye , had the longest experience.) as appears from the fact that out of 117 Life fnsu ranee Companies there, oTall kinds, 87 are on thi plan. The first BONUS was appropriated in Decern her. 1844, amounting to to cent,, on the sum injured tinder the oldest policies; to 8J percent.,. per nont., &c„ &c., nn others,.in proporU- n to the limn of standing, making an addition of $100; $87.50; $75, &0., &c.,loevery $l,OOO, originally injured, which is an average of more than 50 per cent, on the.premiums paid, and without increas inff the annual payment tn the Company. s The operation of the BONUS will he seen by the following examples from the Life Insurance Register of the Company, thus i - S im limnin'nr Insured. Addition. Policy; Nn. • 5 6 ei.ouo 2.300 4.000 2.000 ~ 5.000 I 8180,00 ). ’ 250.00 I ■ .400,00 I 175 00 I .437,50 •• 205 « 270 “ 333 Pamphlets, containing th* table of rates* and explanations of ihe-BtiliJpcf* forms oV-application, and further Information may he had at'iln* other, gratis, in person or by letter, addressed to the President or Actuary. B. VV. lUCHARDS, iW*«L JNO. F. JAMES, tfc/uary. Philadelphia, May 3,1849:—1y. f*;ipor’ Hangings. one of the larcest assortment* l*jin tins city of new style Parlor* Hall and Dining; R »om Papnrs, with a Splendid nsaortmeni of Fire .Board Prints, Borders and Painted Win. dovv Shtdos} .also a largo assortment of C/iutalf Papcrs'ofnew and desirable pal lerris,all of which Will be sold at the lowest marlt nt rates. Should the cilizfns of Carlisle nn.l vicinity bo in want ol any of the ahjve goods,jhtiy will please examine \\\v stock before purchasing elsewhere. ... . i?. m.BLL, NrE. corner of Eleventh &-Chesnut sis. Phlln. May 3, 1b19—3.n • . . N. B. Papnr hong by careful workmen, at low fairs. Work done in the edit ntfy at city prices. • To Citrc a Cold or Cough. The Editor of the C illimore Farmer saysl *• The beat remedy lie ever tried in his firnily for a cough or cold is a decoction of the leaves of the Pino Tree sweetened, and freely drunk warm on going to bed ol night, and.cold throughout the day.** If the decoc tion of (he loaves of the Pine Is so effectual for the cure of a consrb, how inuolt hotter must ho THOMP SON’S .COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA, combining qs it docs'the very essence of Tar or Pino, with some other of our most' effectual Vegetable Cough Remedies, This medicine is prepared only by Angnoy and Dickinson, at (ho N. B. corner of Fifth and Spruce streets, Philadelphia. •Sold in Carlisle hy James Fleming, at 00 cents per bottle, nr five bottles for $3. May 1,1849—3 t Estate Notice. LETTERS of administration, on (lip .estate of Patrick Phillips, dec., latoofthc borough of Carlisle, Cumberland county, Pn., have been granted to (he subscribers residing in said Borough, sod,county aforesaid. All persons indebted toaild estate arc requested to make immcdiito payment, and those having claims will present them properly authonll. cited for sottlemenl to CATHARINE PHILLIPS, Ad-nr’x. . ARRVHVM PHILLIPS, Adiu’r. April 25. trtlj—fit* Estate Notice. T* ETTERS of administration on the ciitntc of j Daniel Worst, deceased, lato-of Frankfofd tp., Cumberland county, Pa,dccM„ hnvo been granted by the Register of said county, to the.subscriber living in said township. All persons indebted to said estate iro requested to makcjlrimrdinto payment, and those living claim will present them propo.ly tuhemiea tod for settlement to Wlf.jjl VM SAN DERSON* AdmV April 20. 1919 ~6t* _ NOTICE. or about the Ist of April, 1847* I gave nty j promisory note to one George Wilr, for $lOO, My able one year after date. All persons are cau* lonud against purchasing or receiving said note, as I hnvo not received value therefor, and will not re deem it unless compelled to do so by,law, GEORGE OUERLINE. Ryo township, Perry co.,£ April 20, 1849—31* y Urlgtido Impcclor’s Orders. 1. —THE enrolled militia men of the first Brigade Hlovonlli Division, P. M m will not bo required toper form militia duly this your, in any other way than in «, roguUrly organized Volunteer company, the laws for militia training having been roploalod.-Vol unteer compunics can parade by companies us here tofore on the first Monday of May next, but will not parade for inspection until further orders. 2. Colopula of Militia Regiments nnd Captains of Volunteer and Militia Companies that are Ruble for *ny public property will bo required to return (ho sumo on of before tho first day of July next, at tho following places, viz t at tho public house uf Joseph Dlack, in Mcclmnioiburg ; ut the public house of H. L. Uurklioldcr, in Carlisle, or ot Gen. Armor's Head- Quarters; at Ilia public house of Snider in Nowville, and with Maj. Win, F. Carey In Slilppons- Iwrg, The above named persons nfo duly authorized to receive any stioh properly. As my term of office will expire on'tho 3d day of August next, I must 'Min upon n strict compliance with tho second part °f this order. ; J. REHRER, Brig. Insp, Ist B;, 11 th D., P. M. Carlisle, April 26, 1849. • . Opocorlci; OUOARB, Coffee, Teas, Sugar House, Now Or p leans, and Sugar House Molasses, for solo at re luted prices at the cheap store of April 28., ARNOLD &. LEVI. j\ADIEB Droas Goods. A Tcry pretty .assortment ofllarogos, Tissues, Linen tuslrca and Lawns, lust received and for sale at , ARNOLD & LEVI-a, | A f»il SO, 1840 ! T-' Us tf op iitexAituiis or jieu i cnA?imse.'&oi; f r,. : . -Foil Cumbarland'Counly.'aa classified by me 1 according fa the different Acts of As'seHibiy. I . Nariiea< . Ho, of class, -Li&toSei CamLISLIS. ... ■ :} JasonW. Kby, . i 3 $lO 00 John G. Cannony, 13 10 00 Joseph D. Halbert, • 14 ‘ : 700 Snmuel Kllioir, .14 : -TOO J Charles Ogilby, 10 . • 20 00 Charles Oainilz, (Liquors) ‘ 19-' 16 00 George W. Hilner, 13 10‘50 A. & W : : Benlzi l 2 .12 00i Daniel Eckels.(Liquors) 14 IQ JO John Faller, (.Liquors)' , . }? 5? Jacobs. Faust* (Liquors) >, H' 10 50 J. &D. Rhoads, ' Z nil W.B Murray, , SVV Haverstick, (Liqbors) 14 - 10 50 Robert Snodgrass, 13 , l 2 S° James Fleming, , I* I 22 Thomas Conlyn, 14 7 00 Wright &■ Saxton, , - ,11 , 15 00 P. Messersmith, ’ ‘ 1 14 ; : 7 00 Jacob*Rheenri, 1 14 » 700 , George R Crooks, s 1 13. . 10 00 1 James M’Granahan, .14 .7 00 John Hmner, (Liquors) , V.,14 : ,10 50 Peter Monyer, , ~ 1.4 - , 7 00 John P Lyne, 13 10 00 Jacob Wolf, (Liquors) 14 10 50 SA. Coyle, 13 ; . . .10 00 Jacob Sener,... ; 13 ' • . 10 00 Jacob Leiby, (Liquors) .. , lt v , 10 50 George Poland, . .14' , , 700 Andrew,G Lechler, 11 _ 7Of O. Inhoff, Agt. (Liquors) 14 : 10 6C' Samnol Hoover & Co . 14 7 0C T HSkileS, ... ... ‘ ... 14 , 7 00 J W,Rawlins, ~ 14 10 50 Wm.M. Porter,/ 14 , . ' 7Ot Arnold & Livingston,. .14 - 7Of Jacob Erb, , ,14 . 7 01 Arnold & Levi, II . 15 Of IS D Powell &Co • • • 13,. V . 10 Of Samuel Goldtiinri, . 14 700 James Liggett . 14.;, ; 70( SMppenshurg,' Wm F, Carey* ■.,> ■ ; 13 • 10 0C Robert Snodgiass, . .< 12 ,■ 12 fit- Edward Scull, ’ .14.- 7-0* Henry Hollar, •. ' 'l4 . 70t Gish.& Hlnsey» , 1 13 , . .10 0t I Jonathan Peal,.. .;-‘l4 ■' . 70t ,1 A (Hippinger, . ' 13 '. 12 6f James Gillinrd, ;• ' 14 • : 7 Of- Meek & Peal,, 13 10 0( John Fulwiler, , • - r •, 'l3 , 10„0f S Rankle,. ; 13 10 0( John Stnribmigh% >; 14:. ; 7 01 •Philip iCoonta, •• >■ 13 10.0 C. Peter S ArtZ, Agl. 14 .. . 700 Joseph R Nevin, ■ ' II . . 15 0t W D K Hays, 14 - 7 Of JO& G 0 A!lick, 14 V . T Of- John B Duncan, 11 ‘ 1 7 00 Robert Welsh, . 14 7 00 Robert Scott, (Jjiquprs); ‘ , . H 10 50 George Trome, ‘ 14 7. 00 Samm l Sid rs (Liquors) . 11, - 10 5f S S Wonderlich, 14’ 7,0 t Samuel Sidcrs (Liquors) .. 14 10 5( : . Dicktnsnn. . . Andrew G Miller, , ' 13 .10 Of Andrew Cnmrey, (Liquors) H .10 50 , Russel & Dice, 13 10 Of j W M Watts, , 11 .7 Of ! D S Beeltmin, 13 10 00 Isaac D Cassel, ' 14 7Of ft’ipcwtll' | Robert Jsllibtt, U 700 1 David \Vberry & Co 14 7 UC I Jacob HefllehovVer» ■ l l 7 0 ‘ JEfistpcnmbffrnugh. Jacob Rennlnger,- (Liquors) ‘ .14 Longnrcker & Kslinger,. .14 Joseph O. Banks, : 14 Wcslpenmhitrougk. : \;• Christian Leas, (Liquora) ■ 13 , 15 00 Jostah Hood&Snn, | -. -13 10 00 Donaldson & Green, 14 .7 OP James G.eason & Co. 14 7 00 NctOvillc. # Gilmore & Slough, .13 10 00 William Barr, Agt. . 12-., 12 50 Jamiann Hannon, (Liquors) 13. 15 00 T M'Cnndllsh,' 13 10 00 John Diller; It 7 00 Jacob Swoyer, 14 7 00 j Joseph Langhlin. AgL 14 7 00| Jos &*L H Williams, M , 7 00 Mr Sharp, 14 7 00 William Cooper, 14 ■ 7 00 Huntar Herron, 14 . , 7 00 I B Lackey & Co, (Liquors) It 10 50 J G Oarmony & Co. (Liquors) 14 . 10 50 Narttnn, • lamps Kyle, . . . ! (4 Jb«eph Smith, |.j- 7 00 Adams & K'hclman, 14 - - 700 ■ Souf/iampton* ■ John W(- leaver. (Liquors) , 14 10. 50 Schmck, Sons & Co. ■ l 4 7 00 MJJliii. Clmrlea Rarnllz, (Liquors) 14 10 60 J W D Gilelen, 14 , 7 00 John Krnesl,, , !•!■" 7,00 Juhn B. Perry, 14 7 00 Hampden, - ■ .“ - - 'rimmas C.‘Rhrem, ( Liquors) 14 10 50 (Jeorgo W, Feslof • 14 7 00 - jl fnnrne% G W.Nlngizer, 13 , 10 00 Daniel Kfysher, 14 1 00 Struck & Brandt, 14 7 00 JVcW Cumberland, ; i K Boak, (Idqnnra) It 10 50 V\ S Prowet & Co. (Liquors) .It . '. to 50 Soiilh Mtddlelotu VM Leldirh, 13. 10 00 \V Alexander, ' 14 7 00 Rider & Sailor, - 14 7 00 PDGeisse, li -700 JWen, Alexander Cathcnff, 42 . 12 50 Isaac Barton, (Liquors) • 14 10 00 John G Miller, I t 7 00 Mathias,U'uher, (Liquors) IS 15 00 Joseph Shrnll, . .14 \ 700 Jucnh Rppley,* I t 7 00 Silver Spring, . - I! W Mateer£ Bro, 13, 10 00 Jolin Reed, 14 7 00 Dunlap & Barr, - 14 7 00 Coyle & Sponatcr, . r: 13. ‘ 10 00 ‘ A TtchaniabUrs, F Melllson & Co. (Liquors) 13 IB 00 Wnn & Arnold,'(Liquors) 13 15f00 Zug &.Quiglny (Liquors) 13 . 15 00 J L Relgle, 13 * - 10 00 Henry Lens. 14 * 7 00 lloueer h Bobb, ,14 * 700 Baker & Miller, 14 , 7 00 Ira Day, , 14 7 00 John F Spabr, 14 ‘j . 700 Cumdbr* and County, sa. 1 do hereby aertify ilmt the foregothg is a cor rcctclossificaOnn of the Dealers in Merohandixn In Cumberlnnd county, as taken by mo in apeor danoe with the several Acts ofAssumbly relating to dealers in Merchandize. • ' . Given under my hand and seal this 26th day of April, A. D. 1849. , • JEFFERSON WORTHINGTON, ■ Mcreanlile JJpptaixet, Tho foregoing persons returned by Jeflerson Worthington, Esq., to the County Treasurer, will call for their licences on or before the latof July, 1840. ROBERT MOORi County Treasurer. May 8; 1810—-41 Amt. nf Policy nil I nouns jmynblo nt tile party's decease. 6i.um.00 2.750.00 4.400.00 . 2,175.00 5,437.50 LADIES call nml boo (ho OoqncU, Ribbons, and Flnwors for flnlo at ;, • ! A|iill 20, 1840 . ARNOLD b LBVIU • Tork & Cumberland RaH-Rbad. Vrha .stpcjchbld^rs?]n;the York, and IN Pennsylvania, are hereby notified, ilial die sum 'of one dollar* bn each share of stqpk subscribed, by them; respectively* (due and payable at ithotithe of subscription;) is required lobe paid at the York Bank, on or,beiore the Ist day of May next. : . The stockholders ere further notified, that life following: instalments have been declared by the Board of Directors, and are required to be paid at the York Bank, at the Several periods mentioned: First,. *Two dollars per share, on the Ist day of May next, Second. .Two dollars per share, oh the Ist day of June next. Third, Two. dollars per share, on the Ist day of July next. . Fourth. Two dollars per share on the Ist day of August next, , Fifth, Two .dollars per share on the Ist day of September next. By (he terms of the act of incorporation; it is provided, thal any stockholder failing to.pay the said instalments for thiny days after, the same shall have become duo and payable, shall be Ha ble' to pay interest thereon, at the rate of twelve per cent; . By order bf.llie Board of Directors'. . Blil LEWIS, Treds'r, York,’April 20; 1849—4 t Persons who have acted as Commissioners un fertile, act of incorporation, and having in ihnlr possession books of subscription or funds of the company, are requested to forward the same to the JVcasurer, without delay. . , . , ■ public House. NKwrittK, Cu?iiuini.Ajd) CooNTr, Pa. rHB subscriber begs leave to inform his friends ‘and the iravcllingcommunity, that he has leased ihut well.known tavern stand formerly rccupicd by Col, W. H. Woodburn, and more recently by Thos. J; Hockclf, in - the borough of. Nowviljc, where ho will be'happy to wait .on »U those who may 1 favor !iim with a cull. The house has recently been’ rc alrcd, and is well furnished, and fur con.forr’and .tonvdnjpuco is ’ not surpassed by any house in the 'loreugb. • : His Taiilr will i.t all times bo supplied with th>> brut the markets can afford, and his U.vu with iho luacrat liquors. . • . The Btahlixo attached to the property is exten dve, and will always bo supplied with the.best of uovendcr, and attended.by a. careful Ostler. lie begs leave 16 assure all who may stop with »im, that no pains ehall/bo’spared on his part to nuke them comfortable. Cliarges modcralc. SNIDER RUPLBY, A s 't, . NeWvillo, April 10, 1349—3 - Asslguccs’ Said Of Valuable Real Estate. WILL be offered at public sale, on Friday.lho . 18lli day of May next, al llic residence of T. ). Miller, in Dickinson township, Cumberland co., .ho following described, property, to wit> No. I—The valuable properly well known as Corn brrland Furnaces with a Saw Mill, Coal House* Te. naul" Houses, and between S ondSUOU acres of Mountain Land. NoV2—A Oriel Mill , to which is attached a Corn Dryer, Shelter and Breaker, a Stamp Mill with a comfortable Log Dwcllihg House, Slone Smith Shop, ind from 7 to 12 acres of land. No. 3—Tho valuable Farm on which said Miller rnnv containing about.2oo acres, with Stone Dwelling House, largo Bank Barn, and an excellent orchard of choice fruit, &c. . / , , No. 4—A Tract of Land known ns Iho “Dig Men. dow,“ containing 520 acres of first rule timothy bbU tom., - No. 5—A valuable Farm,. containing IB3' acres of • Arrg||L . first rate-land, part limestone, and part land, known hr iho “Allen Funn,” Smßp will> u l ' vo ato 7House, Log and Frame Barn* Corn Cribs* Wagon Shed and other uuthuildingflt - No. 6 A. Farm of2oo ncrcsknowhos the “Poach Orchard Farm,” with a Log House,, u. Double Log Barn; &o. , (Tho right of Oro on this farm reserved, and to bo sold with thoTornacc.) No. 7—A tract of IQOacrcivparlly cleared,having a Log House (herdon; arid adjoining No. 6. . No. B—A lracl of 100 acres, unimproved* adjoin ing lands of Marlin Cloudy, Jobn.Thrush, and others. On this trad,there is a good w«tcr power.' No. 9—A Farm containing 126 acres, port cleared, with Log House, Double-Log Barn, known as the “ M’Kinnoy Farm.” No. 10—A tract of 700 acres of Timber Lind, lately purchased of A. G. Egc, which will bo sold,ln lots to suit purchasers. 10 50 7,00 7 or No. 11—A tract of fifty acres of I tnd adjoining (ho M’Kinney furm, Daniel Marsh and others. Also, d number of other Five and Ton aero Ibis with comfortable Log Houses thereon. The above described properties, nro all situated in Dickinson township* nnd mostly bounded by the Yellow Breeches creek, which never failing stream propels the furnace and mill. Also, at the same time nnd place, (ho interest of T. C. Miller in that well known Magnetic Ore Dank on the Yellow Breeches creek, in York county, . The above property will be shown, and all neces sory information given to persons wishing Ip pur chase, by calling on either of Ibo Subscribers, or T. C. Miller. . The usual terms oflnnd sales will be given. D. W. MeCU.LLOUGIJ, JOHN T. GREEN, ' ■ Assignee*. Dickinson tp. April 19, 164Dr-4t ' Extraordinary Reduction in (ibo Price of Hardware* ■ rHAV’E Joel received tho largest and, cheapest stock'd HARDWARE, Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,. Saddlery, Carpenter's anti. Cabinet Maker’s Tools, Mnhogony Veneers, and all kinds of Building Maleriai, ever brought to Carlisle, consisting of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails and Spikes. Persona about to build will find It great, ly to their advantage to look at my slock before purchasing elsewhere. Come and see the goods and hear the price and you will he Convinced that this is really the ChcAp Hardware "Store. Also, in store, anvils, vices, files nnd rasps, anil a com plete assortment of Watt's Best Bar Iron, also Rolled and Hoop Iron of all sizes, t have also ilie Tliomomeler Churn, Made by Mr. Geb. Span gler, the best article now in use. SCYTHES.—I have Just received my Spring slock of Grain and Grass Scythes, manufactured exp/essly for my own sales, and warranted to bo a.superior article. Cradle makers and others will find thrso Sytbcs to bo the best article in the market, and at. (ho loWosl price, wholesale and retail, at the old alaud in North Hanover street. AprlU9,lBlO. , . . JOHN LYNI^ To the Gallant Volunteers* OF Cumberland, who lake pride in wearing ii military button, and in the rattling of ordnance* musketry, and small arms!, . Gkntlbmbn— Tbp undersigned most respectful* iy otters liimaolf to your consideration ns a candi date for the office pi Brioadibii Gbnkkal, for (he term of five years* commencing at the expiration of my present term of service. Agreeably lo the late military laws of Pennsylvania, (ho elections for Brigadier Generals will be bold at the several armories of the Volunteers, and those officers will bo elected by the Volunteers, only, on the first Monday of June next, or as thu Brigade Inspector may direct.' Having served In my gallant Brig ade faithfully for the last thirty seven years, ihq undersigned would bo much pleased to bo retained by bis gallant vo'Unteers, in his present rank of a Brigadier. 1 Should (ho undersigrird bq so fortu nate'us to tie elected, ho will pledge himself to attend to the various duties of tho office equal to aqy other officer In the.bounds of his Brigade.— Hnvlng been'taught the first duties of a soldier forty-nino years ago, thd undersigned will want but llttlb Instruction to fill tho office of o Briga dier General. I am, with every mark of respect and esteem; your moat obedient servant, HOWARD ARMOR* Gen, Coni. Ist Brigade*, lltli Dlv. P. M. Iload-Cjuariers, > • , Carlisle, April y . . , . . • DOMESTICS.- All kinds of Pont stuffs. Ointf hams, Chocks, Tickings, Prison stripes, Muslins* dec., at very reduced prices, nt . I Apni50,...... ; ] Borough Receipts & Expenditures. > -AccbflWof.TaoaiAs it. TrfoMPSbNi -surer of the Boroligh' of Carlisle, 1849. . DR, ‘ V'--**' Balance of'Duplicate-outstShdihg fob' : ; 1847 f >/; ' , / .* fcllfcfe 0& Cash received of A. A. Lino, laloTrea- ' ■ ■ .surer,'..’' “ 153 3ft Amt. of implicate for . .••‘2367,90 Cash red’d of-Wm M Mateer, late Bur- 4.V Rec’d of Joseph H Blair, Chief Burgess, fines nnd licenses,for exhibitions, .-106.17 Rec’d for-slall rent of Market House* : 189 -87 i Rec’d for. licences for provision stoics, 3(j 00 Rec’d,of James Grover Water rqnt, .8 55 Roc’d of .sundry persons on, account of bonds duo by lhem tk tbo DotbUgh, , 248 08 Rec’d of James HackcU c.lctk to market, 37 40 Paid Ido. Bnmnor\ repairing hay-calcs, $ 100 Paid Wm Riley, for copy of aaicssm’l,.. 10 .00 Paid James Crbvcr for cleaning Lctart Spring, j- . 30 00 Paid Jdm'cS Cfevcr sir mrtrilhs finldry dS . High Constable omf Messenger, 62 bo PoiJ P.B Sinlih.street 3 00 Paid James Hackctl for boards for hay scales* \ - I 29 Paid fe Bealty fdr , 82 00 t*oid Jnpies Clever removing hbUdncbd • * Snd light, .’ . . '. fe 44 , Paid chairman of committee cf reception . for rellirning volunteers from Mexico, ' 30 00 Paid W Miller for repairing pumps, 3 >OO Paid James Postlewait.for repairing bay . . scales, ■ ... 6 76$ Paid George Cromer for cleaning grave yard, . v. - * ; .B 00 Paid A P ErlVfor winding clock,. 10 00 Miller for putting-in now pump, . .14,25 . Paid John.Sphar forygrading and piking . Loclislallry, V » .- / , 131 00. Paid II S,Ritter Treasurer t Cumb. , Company annual appropriation, * y .34 00 Paid Charles Fleager Treasurer-Union- Flro company annual appropriation, ' 34-00 Paid Dr W L Crcigh vaccine physician, 30 50 Poid S Elliott for oil, «Scc.. for market house, r; .. ,’ 26 05,' Paid donation Ip Mrs. MTjcnslcr. .for services rendered 1 -Mrs. Donnoly du ring her illness with small pox, 10 00 Paid donation to Patrick Culp for ser vices rendered Vfm Colters -faintly when ill with small pot* 30 00 Paid J, 13 Bratton for printing, 16 00 Paid P Davidson street regulator, 5 00 Paid J Spangler do •do 4 50* Paid Boyer & Meteor for printing,. 13 P 0 Paid Geo Rinehart'Work done at market ■ - house, . - • >. ' 3 25' Paid S IteCpcls.for repoiring spouting at market house* •' : Paid G Fleming for qualifying Borough Officers, ‘ - Paid John Walter collector for exonera- tions, --. . 71 CO Paid John Walker for services and com missions collecting duplicate, . 122 89 Paid T B Thompson, Treasurer, small < i; ’ notes cancelled, with interest, 43 #3 Paid Lemuel Todd, Esq., professional service and advice, 10 ()0- Paid James Dutihflr as Janitor, • 12 00 Paid John Weakley in'full of salary as .High Constable and Messenger, 29 48 Paid Christopher^,ohloy for grading pik- In and. claying Norlh strcet, * 664 00 Paid J M Allen 1 year’s salary ns clerk, 60 .00 Paid T B Thompson I year’s salary os - . Treasurer, 1 , 80'00 Paid W II Mathews salary as street . commissioner,tand for work done by •him end othof persons employed by . him for tho Borough, ’ ,380 88 Paid sundry persons interest on account* of bonds, ’*•&. . 4 268 ,33 Paid Jamof C««4i!h?’. • > 10 -37; Paid Corlisl.oßrillC-oh note held by them ■ again t the Borough,. 400 00 Paid Andrew Holmes interest on note transferred Jo him by Carlisle 13»nk, 23 63 Balance of dU'Jfdate tar 1848 outsUl’ng, 1544 18 Balance in hand-of Treasurer, I3th April 18,49. The above account of Thomas D. Thompson, J^sg.,Borough Treasurer, having been examined by us aful found to be correct end (rue, we have therefore pnVi'd the snmd. ‘ LBMTi, TODD, ADW. G. LEOIILER, C Committee WM. PARK, S April 10, 1649—3 t Fashionable VculUan mind Repots i THE subscriber having had much experience in the manufactory of BLINDS, having served an apprenticeship t<Hhe business, and carried Ron some six or eight years, and haying, in addition to bis former Depot 347 Race street, purchased Mr. Cussa dy’s slock, No.' 7. Hart’s Building, N. E. corner of Sixth ond .CbesUUl streets, ho hasolarge neaorlmonl of (ho very best Blinds ot both-storcs, which ho will sell as reasonable, os any in the city. The citizens of Carlisle nnd vicinity, ore respect fully Invited to cal) and examine for themselves, be fore purchasing elsewhere. R. W. KI3NSIL, No. 7 Hart’s Building, and 347 Race at. Fluid. April 19, 1849—1 y . ' ■ L. n. BROOIUrALL’S Great Bargain Watch and Jewelry 5 Store. ’fit \VHEt|U3 Gold and Silver of every description con bo had at from ten* to omiim fifteen per cent, less ihon any other stoic in Now York dr Philadelphia. Persons wild wish'to get a.good watch, perfectly regulated, would do well to call nl (ho sure of (ho subscriber, and compare (ho quality and prico of his wuichea with that of other stores.' Good watches at the following exceedingly low prices: Gold Levers,Tull jewelled, 18 carat eases, $3B 00 Silver do do. do 18 00 Gold Lepincs, jewelled, 18 carat eases,. 23 00 Silver do s ' do , ,• 1 000 Silver Verge Watches, from $3 00 upwards. Gold Pencils from $1- 00 to $8 00; Gold Pens, With silver cases, and pencils attached, fnr 70 cents. Also, n handsemo assortment of now and fashion able Jewelry, at prices far below the usual store prices. Old gold and silver bought nr taken in ex* change,. . I,EWIS R. BROMALL, . N0.,H0 North SeCOhd street, seconu door bcloiV Roco, rhlla. . Cut litis advcrlischrCnt out, and bring It along, yoii will then ho suro.io get Into (ho right store. April 19, 1840—ly NEW ARRIVALS THfj subscribers would announce to tho public; ihai they have just returned from tho Eastern chlos with a magnificent selection of ' Spring Summer Cioods. consisting of Cloths,;Cafslmorcs and Vestings', of (ho most varied and beautiful patterns, all of which will; bo modc-upin tho most ‘approved stylo. They also keep superior ' ’ , Sill UTS, BOSOMS, COLLAli^SlticKd, Nock and Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders,Gloves, Hosiery, Hots, Caps and Boots; in short, every thing In a gentleman’* furnishing line, which w*H ho sold at tho smallest profits. Th oy will also sell goods by the yaul cheaper than ony similar establishment in the county* Tho cutting will ho attended to by on experienced Uilor ! !Votn tho city, who Outs his gar ments a/a mode. Our work is oil made under our own supervision. . , , Store in North Hononcr street*.3 doors north of Mr. Hnvorstlck’s Drug store, and nearly opposite the Bonk. ARNOLD &, LIVhN’GHTON. March 83.1849. ‘ . riro unci smoko j A lino lot of Rogollni Ooalulld, Ugucs 'Principe, Sixes, Half Spanish and Common Sugars, just receb veil and for sale at tho cheap Dry Goods store of ARNOLD & LEVI. April' SO, 1810 To the Votersof Cumberland, count EELLOW-CIfTIZENS —Encouraged by numer . qus friends,! Hereby offer myself to your con sideration as YcandidoleTor (bo - ' OFFICE OF SHERIFF, of .Cumberland county, at the ensuing general elec lion, subject to the decision of the Democratic Coun ty Should ! he nominated and elected, ■I pledge myself to discharge the duties of, said offich With impartiality. DAVID CRISWELLi • Sbippenshurg, April 14, 1843 4 00 To the Voters cfCumberland iounty. : FELLOW-CITIZENB—At the solicilolton of many, friends I hereby offer myself to your consider ration as a-candidate for (ho ; ■ OFFICE OF SHERIFF, at the ensuing general election, subject to the deci sion of the Whig County.Convention* Should! be nominated and elected, I proHilfio Id discharge the duties of-the. office with fidelity ondr humknUy. I therefore respectfully solicit your support. • . . JOSEPH McDARMOND. •, Nowvillci April 12,:1849 $4322 2*B^ 7b the Voters of Cumberland county t FELLOW-CITIZENS—I hereby offer myself as a candidate for thb * ‘ > OFFICE OF SHERIFF, of Cumberland county, and solicit your support, pled ging myself if elected, to discharge the duties of said office with fidelity. MONTGOMERY DONALDSON. WcslpennShoVoMp. April 12,1849 To the oters of Cumberland Minify. TT'ELI.OW-CITIZEKS— I offer mjscllr 18 joui -cBnfeidenitj6h for the ‘ OFFICE OF SHERIFF, , . subject to Iho nomination of lhb Whig County tion vontii-n, Should Ihe fortunate enough lo be elected, I will discharge the duties of the office wilh.imparli* a!Uy and fidelity* - -. , . ' , ROBERT Carlisle, April 12. 1849, 7b the Voters of Cumberland county. W-CITJZENS—I offer myself toyotir D consideration ns a candidate for the OFFICE OF SHERIFF, • of Cumberland county, at the next generaPelec tion,. subject to tho decision of tho County Convention. Should I benoiuinated and elected, 1 pledge myself to discharge the duties of said office with fidelity. Carlisle, April 5.1849 To the Voters of. Cumberlandcounty* J^ELLOW.CITIZENS —Being eolicitod by. a } number, of my ,friends, I offer myself as a can didate for the ■ OFFICE OF SHERIFF, at the ensuing election, and will be thankful for your suffrages. Should I bo elected, 1 hereby promise to pcrfofm the duties of said ‘office faith fully. ’! JOHN F. HUNTER.. Carlisle, April 5,1841) 1 00 2 SO Brigade lusilocton FELUDW -CITIZENS—‘Being solicited by 4 hbrii her of myfricrtdsi.l offer myself to your,conside ration as a candidate for tho office of Brigade' In epttior, at the ensuing election In Junr, anU respect fully solicit your suffrage’s. DAVtD wherry. Ncwhnrg, April 12,184 b Brigade tnupcctoo JTtBLLO W-CITIZBNS :—I offer myself td year ; consideration for the office of Brigade Inapeciori at (he next election, and respectfully solicit your suf frages, pledging myself if elected, to discharge the duties of said office with fidelity. '’ t- ‘ JOHN CLENDENIN, Jr Ilogoatown, March 39, 1,849.—2 m - Brigade Inspector. EELLOW, CITIZENS— Being solicited byaham bcr.offriends; lofler myself to your consid eration as a candidate for the office of BRIGADE INSPECTOR, at tbe.cnsulng election in June, and will be thankful for your support. ' _ SAM*L. CROP*. Carlisle, March 22,1849.—2n1. $4137 72 134 50 Brigade Inspector. IjMjLLOW-CITIZKNii-l oiler myself In yonf ] consideration as a candidate for the office of Brigade Inspector , at the ensuing election in June, and will be thankful for your support.. HUGH vy. McCullough. Dickinson Ip. April 5, 1@49 4322 28; Brigade Inspector. TO Tit ft Voters or Cujuderla.nd Count r.— Having boon encouraged by n number of my friands, I offer myself to your consideration as n candidate for the office of BRIGADE INSPECTOR, at (he ensu ing election. I therefore respectfully solicit your suffrages for said office. - WM. A. KELSO. April S t 1849—(c, . ■ _ Brigade Inspectors FELLOW-CITIZENS I offer myself lo yoUr consideration as a candidate for the office of Brigade Inspector , alike ensuing election, and will bo thankful for your supper. IfBNRY WOLF. South Middleton fp., March 2fl, 1849. Brigade Inspector.* TT’JEJLLd W-Cl'/’IZENS & Soldiers of the Coun- Jj ty of Cumberlandl offer myself as a can didate fertile office of Brigade nt the coming election In Juno next, and solicit your suffrages for the same, and if elected I pledge my self that twill faithfully discharge the duties of the office with honesty, fidelity and impartiality. JACOB EMMINGBK. Kingstown, March 29, 1849—t0 J. B f PAItKER, Attorney at LAW.omccin North H*no ver street, in the room formerly occupied by the lion, F. Walls. March 22, 1849—1 f. SAM U EL H R P B URN, will resume the ptrttiUcb of the law in the several counties (Cumber land, Perry and Juniata,) ol his late judicial dis trict* Any business entrusted to his cate will bo promptly attended (o. Office In Mrs. Ego’s cor ner room, North HanoVor street, immediately op posite tbo Bank. * Carlisle, March 8, 1849—if GEORGE EC* 13, TUSIICi3 OF THE PRACE.-Offico nlliis J residence, corner of Main street anti the Pub lic Square* opposite Mole). In ad dition to the duties of Justice of the Pence, he will attend to all kinds of writing, such os deeds, bonds, mortgages; Indentures, articles of agree ment, notes, &o. Carlisle, April 10, 1840.—lino* Estate Notice, LETTERS of administration tm t/io enisle of Catharine Bishop,deed., late ofMonroo township, Cumberland county, To*, hayobcon granted lathe sub* I Stinbor living insald township. All persons Indebted lo said estate ore requested Co make immediate nay. tnont, and those having slolms will present them hconcrly authenticated for sctll&meht lo pw y ■ ■ ADAM BISHOP, Adm’r. April 10,1610—tit ‘ Eitaio Nollce. ALli pdfsoris ore hereby notified that Lotlers.ofl administration on tho palate of Dr. A. H. Van! Ho IT, iatoof the BoroUgh of MechaniCfaburg.Cum-l horlaiul county, deceased, have been Issued by the I Register of said county to tho, subscribed who resides in Alton township, county aforesaid. All persons having claims or demands against tho es tate of said deceased, nro requested to make known tho samo without delay, and those Indebted to mako payment to OHRIStiAN TITZEL, AdmV April la, 1819— (il QtiBEfJSWAEK. All kiiulii, wat to ptkaa, and every Vnticly of ualtutn nt , April 20. AltffOE.il 4f feßVt'fl, DAVID SMITH A CillOt Orcaicat Inducements . E veF offerefl to the TnbliiS.' ‘ - ARNOLD & LEVI'S , v sew an'd Cheap', Wholesale and Retail, Dry-goocUi . ■, Store. , ' ; r THEsubscribers Respectfully announce to (hopub* lie that they hate, taken that well known stall'd lately'occupied by Sheafftr & MyVrs, in North Hah* over street, 3 doors north of the Carlisle Bank, and directly opposite to HavcrslickV Drug store, where they have opened the laigest.end cheapest assort ment of goods ever oflered to the public* Ladies dress " aradh£ which the following comprise s part; Black ‘ and fancy Silks, Shaded do. in great variety,Tis* truest plain, plaid and striped Barages; Lawns and Ginghams; a large assortment of Llhen Lustres» . plain, striped.and figured D’Lnlnes.'Botnbaxines, Alpaccab, Silks and Satins, plaid and'striped Mtiai line. Capes and Worked Collars. Laces and Edgibgsi Mitts, Glover, Hosiery of all kinds; A large assortment of ShaWls, foR spring and sum* ■ mer. BONNETS * RIBBONS, Paßasols, Mon 1 * * and Boy*s Wear, a great Variety; Carpeting, Tho .largdit assortment ..ever offered in Cariiihji Matting Floor, and ToblfcOil Clbtfak. • Call and examine for youMelvck,T« all wb'lst-a wo make no chaßgh for shoeing goods, but cstwhi' the privilege a : favor. ARNOLD A LEVI* April .16, 1849; . -•. T \ Blow Spring Goods* JUST received and now opening an elegant assort ment of STAPLE and DRESS GOODS, such ill plain aud figured Bareges, Linen Lustres ofdjfferafi colors and Styles, Lawns of every style And price, a. large dsftortnient of Ginghamk, chfedper than ever)' cambrics, bared Muslins, a largo assortment of Lace Goods, Ladies* and Gfentlemen’s Kid Gloves, Llsltt and Thread Gldvds; A large assortment of spring bonnet Ribbon?. .Also, Tuck' and sidb combs, Steel Beads, Bag and Purse clasps, slide!, rings and.silk twist of every color. A large assort ment of Boye* and Men's Spring & Sulnxner Wear, also, Vfe&utiful prints, fast colors; English chintzes,. ; honn Jsomo patterns, together with'a large assortment " of-blcachcd and browh Muslind fa ml other Gooda,—*;- Ho will also contlalio io keep bti.Hand a large arid i fresh supply of Groceries, which lie will dlipbSo of cheap. • , . . y -,i . Purchasers will do well io call and see before they 1 purchase elsewhere. G. It. CBOOKS. Carlisle, April 12,1849 ~ Now and Cheap Spring OootU At the New Store; Corner of Hanover and Louthcr Sheilt, oppoaiU VV/n. Leonard's old aland • THE undersigned: respectfully inform their friends and the public, that they have just return* fid from Philadelphia, with a large and well se lected assortment of . New SprlrigCJoodSj purchased at the very lowest prices, and which they are determined to sell at very small profits; Among these goods may be found Cloths & Ga&; shneres, Vestings, Tweeds,’ Pantaloon Stuff in variety* best American and India Nankeen* Ladies Dress' Goods, ; . consisting in part of silks, bereges, silk liskuesi alpacas, &p; A fine lot otslhiw ahd btald BONNETS, Pallh Leaf Hals, Ribbons and Lace Goods, ifU, elegant assortment of Calicoes and five Chintzes, suitable for the approaching season, at our usual' low prices. Checks, tickings,’drillings, linens, and tbe usual variety of bleached and Unbleached muslins. Boots & Shoes. A well selected assortment of Men’s, Women’d and Children’s Boots and Shoes, good and hand 8 some. ' . . . ,V“ : ! ■ GllOCfiltlES in all their .variety, vlii Sbfiafj Coffee, Molasses, Pekin Tea Company’s celcbra*. ted Teas. Spices, &c,, and the best quality of Carpet Chain. • ... . ..... * , All jhp abbve have been purchased bight and Will bo eohi lotv. Plcase mve bs a call. - ;' ‘ S. D. POWEL L Cd; , Chrlisle, March 29, 1849 Removal! VIATIIAN HANTCH, ha.iiig' removed fits IN Cheap Clothing Store to the room occupied by Mnj. Lamberton. between Conjyn’s ■ Jowelery store and Burkholder’s hotel. In west ■ Main street, would respectfully inform hlslrlendb * and the public, that he .intends to continue the business as heretofotei He has just received a large assortment of . . Spring and Summer Goods* which he h ill have ihade up at the shortest notied' and in the most desirable manner* He will con slahtly have on hand a largb selection of Ready-made {Uothinjj;, eheSpfer than.ever offered lo‘ the public before— such as black and blue dregs ffbals; frock & sack . coats of various colors; tweed coals of, all shapfefl; • apd colors; summer cloth coals; linen, fcofloh and , Joans coats, and all other hinds of fashionable coats; black apd fancy oashmero pants; summer pants Of every description and color; plain ..and. fancy satin vests; summer vests t .ali sorts and" colors; shirt bosoms and collars; neck snd pocket handkerchiefs; slocks, suspenders of all kipdsi and very cheap. . Don’t forget iho placet Carlisle, April 5,1819—3 m „ > JOHN C. BAKER’S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OP Sarsaparilla- THIS ailiclo is employed with great aUccfcas, anil by the most eminent physicians of .this fciljr, for th 0 euro of the following distaste S Scrofula or Kings Evil, rhellroatlsm t cutaneous diseases, sipbilUtc affections, titter and UlcetS, white swellings, scurvcy, neuralgia or tic dolourous, cancel, goitre or bronchocelo, (swelled neck) spine , diseases, chronic discaso of the Kings, to counteract the deatruc live effects of ftorcuiy, jaundice* hypnrirophy, or en largement of (ho heart, palpitation and trembling la the region of tho hboM arid stntnach, enlargement of the bonca, joints or ligaments, all the various diseases of tho skin, such as ringworms, biles, pimples, car buncles, etci Dyspepsia and liver complaints, nerv ous affections, dropsical swellings, constitutional dls* orders, ond diseases originating from an impure its to of tho Wood and other fluids of the body, in short all diseases where a change of the system is required/ - PfepsfeJ only by tho proprietors, John O, Baker 6c Co., wholesale druggists and chifnfsls. JVo, 100- North Third street, below Raw street* Phils* Price: flO dents per bottle* . . . , ' Importers and Wholesale JcaletS In drUgs, thedl* dines,chemicals, patent medicine, perfumes, surgical instruments, druggists* glassware, points, oils, dye stuffsf windotv glass! slsoa now and superior irticls, of Imitation Plats Glass, at about one fifth the price, of English of French Plates, ftnjr tire, cut to larder. __ ■ *■ ’ The Compound Fluid Extract of BaFlatfetiUft for sale at R, Williams* Drug store, Columbia’} John F* Lohg'e Drug store; Lancaster, Pa*t 8. Elliott, Oar lisie; anil by Henry. 6c Caslow* Druggists, corner of Market atid Third sire tft, HahUburg.Pa. December!, ■ Choice Oartleu Sc ITower fig : SEEDS, 1 , ; ; y ORNAMENTAL PLANTS.TREBS.SHiIUBS ROSES, GRAPE VINES, &o. “170 ft sale atMaupay’s Garden, Rising Sun VII- Jj luge, near Philadelphia* and In the Market below Sixth street* every day, a lafge assortment of all kinds of Sands, Greenhouse and hardy plants, &o. Wholesale and retail. All ordefi promptly attended to. All kinds or vegetable plants, &o. in season. Tho nbovo are all “raised by Uio subscriber,' rt Ids extensive horticultural grounds, whore tho col* lection can bo seen* Plants, &b. packed tooarrjT, with safety. v , . . . ' - < " Address B. Mnupay, Soodstoan, Rising EJun Post onico, Philadelphia cot ’ April fi, 1810—pi s. MAUPAY. •I*-1' • ‘ '*•
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