NIPPKDHOPffS.i The Editor of the Philudolphia Inquirer shares Iho fate of liia brother editor of the New York Mir* ror—to both of whom the., public' had given, offices, but Old Zaoh did’ni oomo up to the scratch. Here, the sympathetic Mirror: •i Our friend Morris, of the Inquirer, w.ho did more to-elevate Gen. Taylor to the Presidency than any olbor mah in. Fhilupelphia, we are' sorry to see, has beoh'Jißed. He is one of the very best of men, as well us one of the most high minded and cbhsialent Whigs, In the country; and he was, and is, fully,en. titled to the highest consideration of tho party ho has so long and so faithfully served... Ho can better af ford to do without the office, than the Administration can'afford to deny it.'* PHILADELPHIA 'MARKET. m May 29, 1840. Flour—-Sales of 2000. bbls., at $4,50 per bbl. for bdmrnon brands. Nothing doing inßyo Flour. The inarketfor Corn Meal continues dull at $2,75 per bht. for Ponri., with,sales of 800 bbls. at that price. Grain’-;—Wo note sales of, 3 a 4000 bush., Wheal at SI,Q3 a SIJ)S fur'red, and* $1,07 a $l,OB for white, pcf bush. ; No sales of Rye. The demand Tor corn has been active, with sales of over 12,OOObush. good yellow at 59c. Oats—demand improving ; sulo of , 10,000. bush. Southern at 29J a 31c. Whiskey is dull at 20 ,a 21ic. ln hbds. and bbls. : • - Fkcnch and. Italian Languages. A YOUNG ITALIAN, brought up in one of the XX'.best Italian colleges, and who lias-spent many years in France, and has hod long experience in hath languages, wishes to give instructions in tho above. His terms, will be moderate. Private lessons will also bo given. For further information apply (o Mrsi C. Wondorlich’s Hotel, in Main Street, Carlisle. May 31.—3 t. To whom it may Concern. THE Books and Notes belonging to the firm of Myers .&.Bheafer, are now in the bauds of David Smith. Esq., for collections Those persons who know themselves indebted tn said firm will call and pay off their notes or accounts before the Ist of July next, as after that time he is instructed to bring suit on pH unpaid notes and accounts. MYERS &SHEAFER. Catllsle.May 31, 1849—lm* Estate Notice. ALL persons are hereby notified (hot Letters of administration, on the estate of William Quig ley, late of the dordiigh of Mechanicsbbrg, Cum* berland county, deceased, have been Issued by the Register of said county to the subscriber, whb resided in said B Tough, county aforesaid. All fierstirtd having claims or demands against the cS aW df dald. deeddent are requested Id make known the saute \Vithoilt dblaV, and those indebted tb hiake payment to ’ .. , FREDERICK WUNDfcIHLIdH, Am’t. May 3I ( 1849—0 t testate .Votlcc. LETTERS of admimMlrulion on tile bdtatb df Jane Moore, deceased, Ulo oflhjs boroUgli dfCarlislc, Cumberland county, Pa., Imve been granted to the subscriber residing in .said Borough; and county aforesaid. All persona indebted to said estate otb hquoalcd to nlako imtilediulo payment, und those having claims will pruichl them properly authontt bated for settlement to . .. ... David GUtEU.Admv. Carlisle, May 31, 1849—6 t Wood Ciioopci’s Wanted. THE Subscriber* can give employment to fifteen or twenty WdoU Choppers; if application bb mdde immediately, at Monlibclla Furnace, Perry cbiinty; Price 89 cents per cord.. FISHER, MORGAN «k CO. . May 31,13-19—41 . A CAUDI DOiißtjiNa gap white: sVlPher .JL SPItINOS, situated In Cumberland county, Pa, In a picturesque portion of the mountains; and eight nlileS north of Nc\Vwillo, has recently, been filled up frith nfc# ami commodious building*. Tlio subscriber having provided himself with good Cooks and. wnilcre; hopes by ClbsH arid poisdnal ap* plication tb business, to bo abio to give'goneral salis faction to nil who may favor him with a call. A lino of tfacka drill always bb ready at the New tille Depot on (he arrival of the cart id carry paflseni gem to the Springs, SCOTT COVIE. May 31, 1849—2iri Second Spring Arrival i TltE subscribers have received another great stock of Fresh Goods, such as Mobs cle Laities, Alpachas, Lined Lustres, Mohair Lustres, Lawns. Ginghams, Calico*« Cheeks, Muslins, Tickings, Flannels, Cam* brie, Jaconet, Uook, Swiss, Plain and Striped Mus lins; a large supply Of coMon pantaloon stuffs, tweeds, cushmarelts,. cosslincrcs, cloths, vedtings, hosiery, gloves, ribbons and .1 general assortment of Goods in diir line which will bo sold oIT ut Reduced Prices, at the old stand, 3 doors sooth of the Post Office. ' A; & VV. BENTZ, May 31. 1840 * IVoWCJ<*o They have also a stedrh sawmill in Operation. aHd can furnish building timber at the shortest notice, fence boards, shingling and plastering lathes, and are prepared to ThrnUh any article tn the lumber Rnc. . Boards on hand at $ll per M. Also; good 2d Common boards, 10 feet long; dt $ll per M. The subscribers hope by strict attention to busi ness, and a determination of selling lower than any other Yard at. the river, that tho public genially, will call and see their stock before purchasing elsewhere. May 34,184 d ' GOOD NEWS I S. doldman’N Clothing Sloi*os ' Gn the corner 6/Main Sited and Market frteWy occupied by. Nathan HanteL fTIHti undersigned respectfully announces ‘to the JL- citiscns of Carlisle and surrounding country, that ho arrived, from Philadelphia, with a splendid stock of Ready Itfado dldthirig, for the purpose of conducting the ready made cloth' ing business in all its various branches; .Ho intends keeping an assortment of chicle in his lino of business, and at such, prices ad will suit evfcry one.- His slock embraces the motit bandsdme tthd fafih ionalile styles worn, and made up in the befit mfinneh The subscribe! only asks a trial of his goods) anil is sure they will give entire satisfaction. Also a largo assortment of Hats, Caps, Shirts, Cravats, Collars, Bosoms, Suspenders and Hpscry, all of which he .will sell at very low prices. Boys’ clothing constantly ph band. SAMUEL GOLDMAN. Mdy U, 1649.—1 m» Dublin Woolen Factory. milei ndnh df Ne&bille, Cuihberlahd County; fPHE subsbrihei-s most respectfully imform the pub _L lie that they have, fitted up in a superior manner the DUBLltf PAUTOfIY; with the newest improv edmachinery) and ath hbw prepaid to manufacture Wooten Goods pf every description for customors at moderate terms. Broal Blanket*, made two yards wide, at GU ccLts per ya»d ; Narrow do, one yard wide, 30 els; Cloth 40 to 45 cent*Sattinett 35 cents; While Flannel, yard wide, 26 els. Floor and Stalt Oatpcls idadc 16 order, and on reasonable termfil If anjr df Ihb olioVo gooHj made for customers do not please Ihbm thby will keep the gdqdS drill 80. theih fdr the wool. ■ 3 They keep on hand a Supply dflho above describ ed goods, together with Stocking, Coverlet, and Car pet yarn, of a variety of colors and mixtures, which they will exchange to customers and storekeepers for wodj. Wodl >jll be madb into Blankets or White Flahael ohe naif fur the dlhcK Persons at a distance can send their vVool by Kail road; by putting the directions on the bag what it is to be made into, and directing it to Qlcan & M’Cul loch, (o tHe care of Jdcdb Swoycr, Ncwville, and it will bo otlended to ami sent back when mdniifublur cd. . They Have employed Mr. Swoyertosell Stocking Yarn; Blankets and other Goods, and they will keep a supply at his Warehouse in Newville for solo.. Slocking Weavers and dealers in stocking yarn, arc invited to call at Mr.Swoyer’s or ai ouf.Factory, and examine our yarn before the)' buy elsewhere. Cash jittid fob woof al the Factory; Wool to he manufactured can bo left at any of the stores in Ncwville, and it will be attended to and returned when finished. BLEAN & M’CtJLLoCH. May 24, 1849.—3i> DRUGS, FANCY BOOKS,&c; A T HAVERS TICK’S old established Drug and IX. Book Store, on. North Hanover street, a new supply of Drugs and medicines, fresh and carefully selected, together with a rich, varied and extensive assortmbht ofFdncy Goods, Botfks, Perfurtffci, Soaps, Oulllery, Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils, Corne lius’ Splendid Parlor Lamps, GirnnJolas and Flow er Vases; Elherial Oil Lamps. Fruits arid Confec tionary, and a variety .of other articles which it is impossible to enumerate.'but comprising the roost splendid display cver'olfercd in fcarlislo, and at pri “■ cheap. T«P attention of his old frlcndp jlhd cdatornbrS ond the public generally is pariiculariy invited to. Ills present slock, with which they connot foil to he pleased. May 24,1849.. 8. W. MAVERfITIck. SHU Greater jii(liiocmcn(6. ARNOLD & LEVI respectfully announce to the public, that they have received their sec; ond supply of ■ Smrimer Goods; consisting In part of Bafdges, Lawns, Ginghams, Lustres, Bon feint, Tissues, plain, hatred, shad; ed and striped Alpacas, which they offef at very reduced prices. Swiss, Book, Cambric and Jaconet Muslins. A large lot of Thfeod & Colton lodgings, Cam bric Edgings and Insenlngs. A large lot of Pant Stuff of different styles, at G$ cts. to $1 per yard. - . A large lot of Bonnets, Including French Gimp, Tulip,China Pearl, Roughand Ready,and Braids. Another large assortment of Carpets, which they are determined to sell 10 per cent, lower Ilian thu same quality can be bought elsewhere. Call at the new and cheap store of Arnold & Levi. North Hanover street, Carlisle, May 24, 1849 CJEO. R. CRdOKS. JUST opened at the new and cheap Hardware store,ol JACOB SEN ER, a now assortment of Foreign and Domestic Hardware, consisting of a full assortment of looks and latches.of every style and kind; hinges, screws, bolts, augurs,, auger bltts, chisels, broad and hand axes, hatchets, drawing knives, pianos and plane bills; hand, pannel, and ripping saws; mill and crosscut saws of Roland’s make, warranted good; a good assort ment of circular saws, warranted; trace and halter chains of a superior quality that has never been in this market before, hoes, shovels, spades, forks and rakes; knives and forks; iron, japan, and brass candlesticks; an assortment of Bnianiaa-nd Glass Etherial Lamps, spoons, shovels, tongs, water and Irbn lea kettles, brass preserving kettles, Ce darware, anvils, vices, files and rasps, of etfery kind and price, 1 * Wails’ bar Iron, froop’and toind Iron, cast, shear, spring and blistered steel, warranted good. 150 boxes window glass, lower Ilian ever#* 200 kegs Wethorllrs pure white lend’, 4 barrels Flaxseed’ oil, 100 galls, Tirrpenlihe. 160 kegs Duncan Nalls, warranted good. 60 doz. prime warranted Corn & Grass Scythes Please call at the well known store of Jacob Sener, North Hanover street,- next door to Glass* hotel, Carlisle. May 24,1840* GROCERIES. Arnold & Levi have ibat re ceived a freeh supply of Groceries, which they offer very low at their new end cheap store; • May 84,1810 CAUTION. The public are cautioned against paying high prices for their Goods, when they can gouhom 80 per cent, lower at Arnold to Eevi’e I than apywhere else in Carlisle,. , Hay 81,1818 NOTICE. LUMBER! LUMBER !! 11. Church & Cd.; llardwaro. i. Common Schools. IK pursuance of (he rcquisiUon contained inr the thirty second section of an act of General 'Assem bly, passed the 7th day of April, A. D. 1849, (dr thb regulation and contihuanfce of a system of Education by Common Schools* the Commissioners of Cumber land county exhibit,the following as a correct state, ment of the amount (6 which every district In this county is entUted : olU of tho annual appropriation bf S3OO,QUO, for'the year 1860, as follows : Districts; Ain’t. Ain’t. Allen* • ’ $252 00 Newton, $157 92 Carlisle; 409 92 Ncwvillc) , 73 24 Dickinson; 310 80 N. Cumbcrlabd, 29 40 East Ptmnaboro; 157 08 N. I>l Iddlelon, 210 00 Frahklbrd; 133 56 S.,M‘dd.leton) 208 32 Hampden; 126 00 Silver Spring, 232 26 Hopewell, ' 107 52 Southampton; 180 18 Mifflin, 152 04 ShippcHsb’g 8., 161 20 Monroe; 186 48 Sliipnensb’g T„ 13 96 McchanicsbUrg* 92 40 . VV. Ponosboro, 193 So • ..Tdldl $3388 56. - • By. order of Ih.o Commissioners; * Auesl~WM. BILEY, CleHu Commissioners Office,) May 10.—4 t { . splice to Xax-payerN. aNDiilt tho provisions of Hie act of 1844, any county paying into the Stale Treasury the Slate Tax levied on such counly, pribr to the 17th of July In any year, is entitled to uu abatement of 5 per Cent. dH tile amount so paid. Tho Undesigned, Commissioners of Cumberland bounty) in tfiew of the aboVo provisions consider it equitable and proper that those who by the prompt payment of their tuxes prior td the above dale,enable the Treasurer la pay over the Slate luA, 8b as to re ceivc Uio aforesaid abatement of S per cent., the be nefit of which has hitherto been enjoyed by tho clli zensof tliocoUnly generally, should bo.alldwcdu dedUcllrill df that aiiiuiint by the 'collector—have authorized the dilfefcnt collectors to make said abate moil frem the Slate tax, In all cases wliofc the Stale andCminty tax i* paid to ilie collector bofdl-etho 17lli day of July, 1849, when said nbalcmeritshull umoUtil to aim cent or more, no fractions of a cbril to be cre dited. Sinbo llie act of 1844, the Commissioners hove a pit! thp State tux of this comity annually to the State Treasiirer; within, the time, proscribed by tilb act, and Die county lias received the benefit of art abatement 0f.5 per cenL thereon; but to incot said payment they have found it necessary heretofore lb appropriate a pirl of the cpiinly funds to meet the deficiency occasioned by delinquents, until iho bat* urice of the Statu tix Was collected. It therefore becomes hbcossary to require ihc payment of both Stale arid bounty lax lb entitle the payer lo.the afore* said abatement upon the aforesaid State Tux. Tlio undersigned therefore confidently anticipate that the abate arrangement, and the further Induce* menl of doubling Cumberland county to maintain the charoelbi* for.promptness and fidelity which she Inis acquired in the discharge of hur obligations to tjie Commonwealth, will induce every cltifcert Ip discharge their .Slate .and coUnly lux*prinr to the l?th day of July: DAN! EL COBLE* JOHN MELL,.. . .JAMES KELSO, Counly ConvAlaslonere. Attest—-Wu. Riley, Cl’k. , . Commissioner's Office, > Carlisle; May 3,1849—3 m Notice; ' Carlisle Dkposlt Bank, J ... . M..v 1,1848. \ THE Board of Directors of this Institution, have tins day declared n dividend of three per cent, for the lust six months on (lie capital stuck paid in —winch.will bo paid to thd’slockholders or their legal representatives on and. afior the lOlji instant. • . VVM. S, COBEAN, Cashier. May I, 1849—31 Brigade Inspector's Order. 'PHE members of organised Volunteer companies 1 will meet at their armories on the first Monday of Juno next, fur the purpose of electing one diet General, one Brigade Inspector,'and such Field offleers as the battalion to which said company be attached shall bo entitled tut the Captain or com* mending officer of ebeh company, shall superintend said election and make a true teiurn thereof to the Brigade, within ten days. J, REHRER, Brig. Insp. Brigade Inspector’s Office, /? Carlisle, May 17, 1840—3 t 3 Grand military Parade; Head Quarters. llth Div. P. M; f Carlisle, Muy 14, 1649.* f Diviainn lO. Yielding to the oft repeated solicitations of vollfn tccisnnd other#, the commanding general hereby orders the Volunteers of tlio Division to assemble In their respective county towns,' by companies, butlal. ions or regiments, as they muy bo organised, on the first Monday (being the 2d day of July next,) viz:— Those of the Ist Uiigude, being Cunibcrluiid.county; in Carlisle; those of the 2d Brigade; helrig Frunlilin county, in Chumberburg; and those ufthc 3d Brigade,' being Perry doaptyj in Bloomfield; and the Brigadier Generals and .Brigade. Inspectors will attend and review and inspect their, commands, and will oh the same day between the hours of IQ and 0 o’clock, at their, respective county CdQr.t Hoi/sex; dUpcrmlcnd and conduct an elcelloh fbr Major General for said Division, (No ijualificd Voters being the commissioned officers or tho Volunteers alone. Officers ih com. niand of Companies, battalions or regiments, will on ; llifo dnnib day miiKo a Writ (cry fcpbrt,'designating the number present and tho number absent, and showing the strength of oaCh fank of (heir cbmmiirrds; which fepofts will bo handed to tholr Brigadfur General or in his übsenCo to the Brigade Inspector; who wHI forward the sumo to Division Head Quarter*. Tho commanding general feeling that this niay be tbp last Division order ho rriuy have the honor to issue, aval s hirhsetf of tho opportunity to tender bis sincere thunks for the many military honors confer red on him, and now having served upwards of forty years in tho military, respectfully declines being a candidate fir to election, and therefore bids an uffbc tionato military farewell to (hose ho lias had tho honor and pleasure of being associated with fur many years. By command of MnJ. Gen. VV. Focur, 11th D. P. M. E.CORNMaN, Aid de Camp To tUo Gullaut Volunteers, OF Cumberland, who take pride in wearing a ■nilUary liullon, and in the rattling of ordqanco, musketry, and small anna! Gkntlumxn —The undersigned most respectful ly offers hi.iiself to your eonsiduratlon as a candi date for tiro office of Biuoauiku Gkne. *l, fur the term of five years, commencing at the expiration of my present term of service. Agreeably to lire late military laws of Pennsylvania, the elections for Brigadier Generals will be held at the several armories of the Volunteers, and those officers will be elected by the Volunteers only, on the first Monday of June next, or as the Brigade Inspector may direct. Having served in my gallant Brig ade faithfully for the last thirty seven years, the undersigned would bn much pleased to be retained by his gallant volunteers, in his present rank of a Brigadier. Should the undersigned be so fortu nate us (o bn elected, he will pledge himself to attend to the various ditlie's bf tlio office equal to any other officer in the bounds of his Brigade,— Having been taught the fiVet duties of a soldier forty-nine years ago, the tlmlersigncd will want but little instruction lb fill the office of a Briga dier Oeneral. I am, with every mark of respect arid 1 esteem, your most obedient servant. tfD'WARD ARMOft. Gen. Com. Ist Brigade, II Ih Dlv, P. M. Head-Quarters, 1 Carlisle, April 26. 5 * A Small-Farti* for Sale, THE subscribe} offers at private sale*, the form' bn which he resides situated ih Jacksonville, New ton towuship, Cumberland county, on the Walnut Bottom road. 6‘mites oast of Bhippensbutg, and 13 mites’ west of Carlisle, confaihlhg 4 (Mercs of cleared latnl 6c 81 acretr of limber land. The Improvements are a' large two story 800 HOUSE, weatherboard, a good BARN, Wagon IliilSsffSbsd, -Carpenter Shop, and other neces- UUyfsßrj out-buHdtngs; Also,i r CJstetn with a pump in it, and’ good water'otmvtfntent. Also, a young Apple Orchard, with a choice selection of fruit, and a variety of Peaches, Plums, Ac. A good title and possession given on the Ist day of April next. Persons wishing to View the proper ty aud team-the terms,’will call oh tho subscriber re siding thereon. ISAAC LATBHAW. May IT 1 , . Pry : Goods and Groceries. BjemofAJLi • - -THE Subscriber begs leave lo Inform his friends und'tbe pubjici ih general, that he hus removed, his store.to the room formerly bbcnpted by Hugh • Met oh Sblith HanoVcr street, within two dooli ot* Wort’s Hotel, whole he has Just opened a bholtose lebllon bf Dry fcoods, bbnslstihg; Ih part, of cloths, casaimeres, sallrinelts, linens, stammer-cloths, vestings, silks, bombazines, cambrics, Jacoimctts, calicos, shawls, checks, ticking, calpet chain, .botlon yarn; Umbrellas, gloves, ails* ponders, hankorchiefs, hosory, &c. • Also, a well ielectcd block of Grdoolicpi bonfliatinir In park of - , Coffees, Teas, Sugars, MolassesSi Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Glass l and (£ueensdraibt of varipus descriptions and qualities, together with numerous other articles, comprising a complete' and general assortment—all of which be offers for sale oi scry low prices., Ho will also keep constantly oh hund u large assortment of,. Boots, Shoes, and SUpJierSi &.C., which will be disposed of at groat bargains.— He rospcctnilly invites his friends and the public to give him a call. CHARLES BARNITZ. May 10.—3 m TdJ *raordliiary Reduction in the Price or Hardware. IHAV E just received the largest and cheapest slock of HARDWARES, Glass, Paintß, Oils, Varnishes, Saddlery, Carpenter's and Cabinet , Makers Tools, Mabogony VaneerS, arid all kinds of Building Material ever brought lb Carlisle, consisting of Locks; Uingea, Scrbws, Nails and Spikes.:. Persons about to build will rind it great-, ly to their advantage to Ipok at my slock before purchasing elsewhere. (Home and see the goods and hear ihe pHbe and yoii will be Convinced that this is really.the Cbedp Hardware. Store. Also; iri store, anWls, vibes, riled and rasps, and a com plete assortment qf Wall’s Best Bar Iron, also Rolled arid Hbop Iron of all sizes., i have also the Therhottfoter Chnfh, Mddn bjf Mf. faeo. Span gler, the bps! flhtcle How in tide. SOVTHISS.—i have Just received irij Spring! [slock of Grain arid Grass Scythes, manufactured expreidly fof my own paled, and warranted lb be a puperlof article,- Cfadle roakefi and others will rind these Sythed io be thb best arilcle in the market, and at the lowest price, wholesale and retail, at the old alalld iri North Hanover street. April Id; 1840; JOHN P. LYtffc. New Store A ftp iltb Cheapest. Goods in the Valley. Dry XX Goods,' Groceries and Quetms.ware, as low as Philadelphia prices for cash, at WM. P. COOP ER'S Cheap Cash Store. Newville, May, 3, 1849—41.* u Quick Sales and Small rpilE RED FLAG CLOTHING STORE, South X Hanover street, below Bchlis’ store Is the place to bitv fashionable ready made Clothing: Thu Cheap: cut Clothing undor.lho sun is now selling at the above storej From 82 lo42incHc«Clmh Dress Cutset 86 50, worth 813 ; .do. 87, worth $l5 ; super. French wtool dyed Black, at 89, worth $2O iTanU fiom 81 25 to 8G; Bladtf and Figlifeq Satin Vests at 81 SU, worth 93! Mjy 3.1847. UFG UiSIIttAItCE. The Girard Life Insurance Aiiiiuity and Truss Company, of PliiladclpMn, dflice No. 159 Chesnut Street, Capital 9309,000. Charter Perpetual, ' CONI INUGlomake Insurances on Lives on the moSt favorable Menus; receive and execute Triifiis, dnd’receive deposits bn Interest. Th« Capita! ticind paid dp and invested, tngeth nr with an accumulated premium fund, affords a perfect teettrify to the insured. The premium may Be pdid in yearly, half yearly or quarterly payments. The Onrppany add a BONUS at slated periods to the Idmlfances of life. This plan of insurance is the most approved of, and is more generally in ifge, tHdn any other in Great Oriiuirf, (where the Subject is best understood by the people, and where they have had the longest experience.) as appears from the fact, that out of 117 Lifeihsu ranee Companies there, of all kinds, 87 are on tlii pldnt The first BONOS vdasappropriated in Decern ber. 1814, amounting to if) per cent, ofi the sum insured under l|te nldeslpnlicies; to 8} per cent., 74 per cent., &c,, &c., on others, in proportion to the t|ine ofatandlnji, making an addition of 8100 j $87,50, $75,' dco., &c,, toeifety $l,OOO, originally insured, tv'lilch la ah’ itvefnge of triore than 50 per cent. 6(1 the premiums paid, and wiihotit Ihcreas ing the annual payment In thq Company. The operation of the BONUS will be been by the following examples from tho Life Insurance Register of the Company, thus: Policy. No. 58 “ 68 11 205 “ 270 ■« 333 »•>■■■*• or Amt. of Policy amt Addition, nouns |iayob|o'ht tile party’s dCeeaso. S.im Insured. 81,000 8100.00 .sl,| OQ.OQ 2,500 250.00 2,750.00 4.000 400,00 4,400.00 2.000 175 00 2.175.001 5.000 437.50 5.437.50 ■ Pamphlets containing the table of rates, and explanations of the Subject,’ forms’oi’ application, and'further information may be had at the office, gratis, in person pr by letter, addressed to the President or Actuary. B. W. RICHARDS, Prteident. JNO. I’’. JAM MS, Actuary, Philadelphia, May 3,1849.—1 y. A I*PI. ETON'S Great Central Cheap Book Store, 101 Cheenut etreet, corner of Seventh, Saaln'tl Philadelphia, KNOWING (be wants of tho community; tho Proprietor of ibis Establishment has fitted up a store In tho most elegant manner, having duo regard to' the comfoii of his customers, so that every strap gor visiting his Book stortf. irtoy feel entirely at homo. ’ Hid IMMENSE Sl'OClv of Books is clas* siftod according (a tho various Departments of Liter* utuio. so that visitors can find tho Books they arc in search of for thondcfvotf. Buying .bis Slock for the most part at th‘6 Auction Sales, and being connected with one of tho largest publishing houses in this country, besides publishing largely himself enables him to sell all books at JLower Prices than any other house of a similar character oh this continent. HiV fdtflUtes' fot' tho JinpoHolCon of Books from EuVope are unsurpassed, having a Branch of his Establishmct in London, whore orders of private gentlemen are carefully executed and for warded to this CnuntVy by every Steamer' and Packet. A CfATALOtJUE nT Boults Whir the pri ces nttuclitid is issued quarlorfy, containing Lists of Nuw Additions made to hid large collection, which are in all cases for sale at the LOWEST PRICES, or, from 26*10 76 per cent, below Publishers* Prices. Thus in buying even a few books, quite of cohsider ablo amount Is saved, , As a sAR further INDUCEMENT fo strangers visiting (na city, .every oho who purchases Oxb Dollar's wortu of Books, Will receNe a copy of (ho Straxbbr.ix Puiladiophia, an elegant l3mo, volume, the price of fthfoh is 26 cents. g3*The limits of ah advertisement are too confin ed to ehd'meratto tho prices of any of the Boofta, or to givo oven a faint idea of the immense advantage to bo derived'from purchasing at the Great Central Cheap Book Store, hut let all Who* are ih'search of Books send for % Catalogue, and buy the books they are hi want of, and When vlbldng th'o pity, give ' Appleton one call, and you’will be sure to call again. | Stationary , in all its brandies, filYnisWed' at thel'jow'est Pricer, The inifiait'of thbee purchasing Letter.and Note 1 Paper, neatly stamped in,the corner, without charge. Orders for any article may ho sent by pull, ad dressed to the Proprietor, and the, directions in all 1 eases will be Ailly carried olit, with great punctuali ty aiiU'ddspaloh. , Orders ior Ootaldgues should 1 be pri-paids QUO S. APPLETON, M.y 10, i8«-3’m. To the voters of Cumberland county , FEtiLOW CITIZENS—Being encouraged by a number of my fi lends, 1 offer myself as s candidate far the . OFFICE OF SHERIFF, of blimbcrland codnty, at the ensd’mg gerietai e!eb» tlon—fiUojcbl Id the. decision of the Democratic County ConVehtiori. Should I be nominated and elected, I pledge myself to dischargb Ibe duties of 6aid office with InipaKlulity. I therefore respectful, ly solicit your support. v J. LONGNECKER. May 10,1849. To the Voters of Cumberland county, IJ'ELIiOW-CITIZENS— I offer myself to yodr ] consideration as a candidate for the OFFICE OF SHERIFF; of Cumberland county, at the next generai*eiec tioh, subject to the decision of the‘Democratic County Convention. Should Ibb nominate® and elected, I pledge myself to .discharge the dblies of said office with fidelity. , DAVID SMITH. Carlisle! ApHl S. 1849 To the footers ojt Cumberland county: TOLLOW.riTJZBNS—Being soliciled by a JO n limber of my friends; I offer myself as abed* didale for the OFFICE dt' SHERIFF*, at the ehSbing elebtion, and will be thankfiil lor your suffrages., Should I be elected, 1 hereby prCmilfle to perform the duties of said office faith* fully.' JOHN F. HU&TER. Carlisle, April 3,1849 To Ihe Voters of Cumberland county, EELLOW-OITIZENS —I offer, myself tb youl consideration for the OFFICE OF SHERIFF; Idbjcbt.to the nomination of the Whig County Con* venth-n. Should Ihe fortunate enough to bo elected; I will the duties of (ho office With impart*, ality and fidelity. RdbElW M’OARTNEY: Carlyle, April 12, 1849 To the Voters of Cumberland county: FELLOW-CITIZENS—I hereby oiler jnysb Jl a candidate for (ho ' OFFICE OF SHERIFF, of Ciimborlahd bounty,and solicit your dlipport, pled ging myself if eletftcd, to discharge the duties iif said olfibe with fidelity. ..... MONTGOMERY DQNALDBON. Wcstpenhsboro* tp: April 12, 1848. To the foolers of Cumberland counly . FELLOW-CITIZENS—At the solicitation of many friends I hereby offer myself to you! consldb ration as a candidate for the . OFFICE OF SHERIFF, at tile,ensuing general election, subject to the tied sion of the Whig County Convention. Should I.be nominated .and elected, I promise to discharge the duties of the jffico'with fidelity and humanity. 1 therefore di.'JCtfuDy solicit yoursupo rt. . • JOSEPH McDARMOND. Newville, April 12, 1849 To the footers of Cumberland county, THELLOW-CITIZENS—Encouraged by numcr- J] oils friends, I hereby offer myself to your com sidcration as a candidate for tbo OFFICE OF SHERIFF, of Cumberland county, at the ensuing general elec tion, subject to. the decision of the Democratic Coun* ty Convention. • Should I he nominated and elected, I. pledge myself to discharge the.dulies of Said office with impartiality., . DAVID CRISWELL; Shijipenshurg, April 14, 1840 Brigade inspector. FELLOW-CriHZBNS —Bcingsolicitcd by a Hum tor of n»y friends, I offer myself to your conside ration as a. candidate fur the office of Brigade Jn • apeetdr, at.lhb enduing election in June* anil fespecl* fully solicit your suffrage*, „ . DAtID WliEßliy. Ncwburg, April 12, 1849 Brigade Inspector. FEIjLOW CITIZENS—Being solicited by s num ber of tfty friends; I offer tftysclf* to ybflr consid eration as it tnndfdatfe for the office of BRIGADE INSPECTOR, at the ensuing election In Juhfc, and will be thankful for your support. SAM’L. CROP. Cnflislc, March 22, 1849.—2 m. BHgado Inspector. Ef2LLOVY-CI I‘IZENy —I oiler myself to your consideration as a candidate fur the office of Brigade Inspector, fit the ensuing election in June, and will be thankful for your support. J hugh.w, McCullough. Dickinsbrt tp. April 5, 1640 Brigado Inspector. 110 tub Voters or CuwfiEiiLANDCouNTr.—Having . been encouraged by a number of my friends, I offer mysclfto your consideration as a candidate for the office of BRIGADE INSPECTOR, at the enso in? election. 1 tlieroforo respectfully solicit your suffrages for said office;, " WM. A. KELSO. Belgrade Inspector, •J7ELLOW-CITIZENSJ— I offer thyself io yoir V consideration us o candidate fur the office of Brigade Inspectorial (he finsulha election, und will bo thankful for your supnur. HBNkV South Middleton Ip., March 29, 1840. Brlgddo fiHpcctof; FELL-0 W-C/TiZENy&ttQldffers oftlie boun ty of Cumberland I offer myself as a can didate for the office of Brigade Inspector, at tho coming election In Juno nejll, and solicit your suffrages for fh‘o dame, oWtf elected I pledge my self that 1 will faithfully discharge the duties of the office with honesty, fidelity and impartiality. • . , • EMMUNGER. . Kingstown, March 29, 1849—i£ Cstato Notice. LETTERS of administration on th 6 edtafe of I Daniel,Worst, deceased, la(o of FranUford tp., Cumberland coufnty,’ Pa.B49.—flt. • ... . ■ A CAI gloves and hosiery, in short everything appertaining (o a gentleman’s wtadfobe. As ho is sgeht for arj j ott'ensiyb bouse h 6 he Enabled to ofibi fresh* . gb'ods at least 6nce a fiionth; flo ijvill receive feed , tally (he New York and Philadelphia I , , FASHIONS, add will rto pains in getting up his work fn (he most durable and fashionable maonor.. He wilt Also make up work puTdhksed at otr.er stores In the most careful manner. a He tVlif pay partiiitataMiUen tuft (0 Children’s elbtftifig. tie respectfully solfdts * flr share of public patronage. • W. D. PARKINSON, Agent for iho Proprietor Carlisle, December 21, 1848. ' Hard'wuro Store. ' rpHE subscribers have just at £ffW 1 and Cheap HARD,WARE STORE Bast'High 1 street, opposite Ogilby'a Dry Good tfloro; a largo stock of goods in their line, to which they Would call the attention of purchoiers, tbpir arrangement! In the city being such, as (6 enable them id Mil ibelr . goods a( Aie IpWesf chy prices; Their flock comprises a lull assortment of Locks and Latches of ©ve.y stile abd slio,—Hlng a,Screws; Bolts, and e»4ry, articl'd used for buildings, Augur* and Dili*'; Chisels, Broad and Hand l Axes; Hatchets, knives, Plains, and Plane Blue, Hand, Panel,'and Pipping Saws, Mill, Cross.cui and Circular BWws,Trgceand Halter chains. Hsmet; Shovels, Shades, add' Hods, hky add *nah\ire Forks. Also, a largo assortment of,Pocket sni.TsUo Cut lery,—Snoops, SftoveV end Tongs, Waters add Trays, Hollow WeiI©, 1 ©, BrW.aml Ing KeU|os, Iron* pufnaces, Cedar Ware, Anvfl and Vices, Files and Knaps of eVe'fy kind. Bar, Band add Hoop Iron; Cadi; Shear Spring and Blister Steel, dec. Also, 100 Boxes Window Hu.. 100 Keg. Weteertlr. Pure White Lady 6 U.rrele Lln»Vd Oil. f 8 Barrel. Spl Turpentine, , SOO togeCumberland Jfeljit .., ~ , n ~ WhWHT & SAXTON, i . CaVli.le. M«y 10, 1846 V '•> NUTS, Citron end Fig., Ju.t received el. |\J Ur. Rewline' DtUg .tore. , , ” , Mejr 17, 1846 " , v. 1,