i-'^A.cja.oemy:^ r - ■; : ; _' ; '^'-vl $ rTftsi ca l ; asi»■Beif. n ti Fl c Scnooi., ' NeiopilU*'Cumberland County % Pu. ia confidently bolieyedThat few'niathutions ofTer ’ '1 greater inducements to student* lhiu\ ihot.bovo. t cjWd.in fWmidst of u. community ptovorhlul foi, K ‘their.intelligence, morality' and regard lor the interests j f> of s religion, this Academy cun effectually guard its ‘.'nfetaljers from eVil and Immoral influences. Advan* ,tages are likewise offered to those desiring to.pursue ’ Hh'rf atudy of the physical sciences, surpassing those • :of moat similar institutions. . -’< ’Those haying sohs-or wards', nnd wishing to send them to a Seminary- of loafmng, are.respectfully soli* v eiled- to visit Ndwville, ondjudgq df the advantages for ■ themselves, at, at least, prdcOro ‘n Maihihg fall particulars, by'Addressing; . iAMES HOSTONj : ' rl'Tewvillc, Pi., Aug. 23,’1849 —.ly ,JPlaiuttold CiassicalAcailcni y. ’ Four miles iocsi 0/ Carlisle, between the -Nrutville • restate Roadand iht Cumberland Volley Itailvoud. .SEVENTH. SESSION- THE Seventh . session will commence on Monday the Blhof-Novb’r, 1849. ’ Tho number of students s.la UmUed,and they are carefully prepared far Col lege, Counting House, - -1C The situation precludes the. possibility of students associating with the viclona or depraved,being remote i-.frqih town or village, though.easily accessible by. ■ Slate Road 'oriCumberlitnd Valley Railroad, both of which pass through lands attached to the institution TERMS. VBoarding* washing,tuition, &c.,(porsess.) $5O 00 Latin or Greek,' , 5 00 -Instrumental Musi 10 00 French or Gdrtnan • 800 ''. Circulars with rofcicnees, & c. } furnished by . ' 1 * •' ;R. K. BURNS,Principal. October 3,1840.—ly COVBRLI’S HOITL^ 'mAUKET SQUARE, HARIUSBURG, PA. StNCE tho clbse bf tho . last business season, this Hotel lias been greatly enlarged, and Undergone It thorough alteration,-renovation, papering and re? furnishing, thereby modernising nhd making l it deci dedly the most comfortable,.convenient and best ar* tangeiLHotcl, at tho sent of Government. Tho location Is peculiarly line, and such ns to add. greatly to the comfort of guests, being la (ho must central and delightful part of Harrisburg. The building contains 71 chambers; is three stories higb; cighty feet front on Second,street, and GO feel Jront on Market Square, with two wings extending: back 140 feet and a capacious court in tho centre. The DINING ROOM is capable of seating 128 persons. HOT AND COLD BATHS have Wdn added and Comprise part of tho new improvements. The vorious department of the House have been placed under such.management ns enables the Pro* priclor to guarantee to ills patrons, friends, and the (Ravelling community, that every possible attention will bo given to their comfort, y! After returning his sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, he must respectfully solicits a continuance of it. WELLS COVERLY. . Harrisburg, Dec. 13, 1849—3 m The i\cw Year HAS brought with it, and added to our former stock of Glass & Quocnswnro, a'variety of fine Uliina,' Granite, and. Blue Liverpool Tea Setts; ho* sides, Dishes, Pintos, Bowls, and every article suit* tible' for Dinner Setts; Tumblers. Salts, Pitchers, Toilet setts, and ia handsome selection of Riclk & Fancy China, articles, asoful as well as ornamental, making our present stock one of the finest assortments to select from—and to which the attention of our former friends, housekeepers, and others, arc invited—at the Old stand nearly opposite tho PostOlliro. Carlisle, Jam 10. 1850 J.W. EBY. COFFEES, A lot of fresh Plo and Java Coffees of best quality, now in store—also a general ire gortment of tho newcrop.of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS; a general assortment of. Sugars, cm* bracing the usual variety of Brown; also Crushed Sugars, at former low prices, and a fresh lot of Pure Spices, ground and uugtound, including Citron, Currants, &c. —as well as our other usual ♦ariety—all just received and for sale by January 10, 1650 J. W. EBY. Cudanvtii'c. JUST received at llio cheap Hardware store of (ho subscriber, in Hist High street, a complete as sortment of Tubs, Bucket*, Churns, &c. Also, Dupont’s Uifle mid BUsting Powder. For Sale very low'i>y' * HENRY SAXTON. January 24,1650. Cheap Clothing; Store, THE subscriber would respectfully inform hia .friends nnd the public in general, that he Ims re moved his largo and extensive assortment of -Heady-made Clothing, .to the room recently occupied as a store by George W. Whiter, on Bust Main street, directly opposite Elliott's Drug store, nml within Iwotloorcoi Ogilby’s store, where ho will keep constantly on .hand, all kinds of Ready-mudo Clothing, and everything per taining to gentlemen’s wardrobes. Tlic clothing ho offers fur sale is made up In his own shop, by expo* noticed workmen, and under his own supervision.—r He feels prepared to offer great, bargains in the Clothing lino,'and to test (his fact howoulJ earnest* ty invito the citizen?of this county to give him n Call, and examine the‘quality of his 'slock and his prices, before purchasing elsewhere. He will also; trs heretofore, continue to pinko up (lit kinds of Clothing according to order, and those who prefer it can have (heir measures taken, and their garments made up to their pleasoment. Al ways,oh hand a largo assortment of Cloths, Uussi* ineres, Suttinols, Vestings, .&c. ; Don’t forgot the place—directly opposite .Elliott's store, and within two doors pf OgiUiy’s. NATHAN HANTCU. . Carlisle, N0v,22,1849 —3m • Hardware. , JUST opened at tho now and cheap Hardware Store of JACOB &EN 13W, a now assorlmem.of Foreign and Domestic Hardware, consisting of t\ full assortment of locks and latches of every style "and kind; hinges, screw*, holt?, augurs, auger bills,- chisels, broad -and hand axes, hatchets, drawing knives*,- pianos and plane bills; hand, panne], and ripping sav/s; mill and crosscut saws of Roland's, make, warranted good; a good assort* . merit ofcirmilor saws, warranted;,tracenml’halter chains of a superior quality that has nevet been in this market before, hoes, shave)?, spades, forks and rakes; knives and forks; iron, Japan, nnd brass candlesticks; an assortment of Bntaiiia and Glass Ktherial Bamps, spoons, shovels, tongs, water apd iromea kettles; brass preserving kettles, Ce* darw.ire, anvils, vices, files and rasps, of every kindandpricn. Walts* hair Iron, hoop and band ironi cast,shear, spring and blistered steel,.warranted good. ; 150 boxes window, glass, lower than ever. .. 9QO kegs Waihorill’fl pure white lend, 4-barreTs Flaxseed oil, 100 galls, Turpentine. 150 Hags Duncan Nulls, warranted good. bO'doz..prime warranted Corn & Grass Scythes , Pleaab.call at the well known store of Jacob Senor, North Hanover street* next door to Glass’ . hotel, Carlisle. , May 21, 1819 TUB GREAT CHINA HTOUU OP PHILADELPHIA. THANKFUL to the citizens of Cnrlifdo, and its .vicinity* fof their increased custom, wo again te quest their company to view our largo ami splendid assortment of - CHINA t GLASS if QVEENSWARE, Dinner Sets; Ton Sols, Toilet Sola. and stogie pieces, .citherofCSfoss, China or Stono Wore, sold in quan tise* to suit purchasers, for loss than they can bo had elsewhere—in fact at loss than Wholesale prices. American and English Urkamilu Metal Goods in greotbr variety than over before offered in the city. ' Fancy China in gtoat variety, very cheap. We would invite l any person visiting the city to call and see us—they will at least bo pleased to walk aroumH'pur’ijeauitAjl"store, oml to view, the finest China and (be cheopest the world produces. - V . TYNDALE * MITCHELL. No. 219 Chesnutslroot. jPhflo., Sept. SO, 1849; ly THE subscriber‘Vespcclftdly informs his friends and the public generally, that he has just return ed from ! Philadelphia with the largest and , most | splendid assortment of'Watches, Jewelry, &0., ever ; before offered to the citizens of this place. His slock consists in part of •• GOLD AND SILVER LEVER BATCHES, Gold and Silver Lcpino.DQ.,-\vilii u variety of Silver Watches, of lower prices. . Gold guard chains, gold and silver pencils; asplondid assorlmcntof goldpcns, pf most approved manufacture; silver butler knives, silVQr and plated spoons,.fine silver plated forks, a largo .and .splendid, lot, of gold and ,silver .SPEC* TACI.ES. (lie invites particular attention to this arljclo of spectacles, as ho can warrant thorn to bo the best this, sidp.of Philadelphia.) .Common Spec tacles of all prices; u, largo and beautiful assortment of gold Finger und Ear rings* all prices; Breast pins In ,groat variety, watch keys, fob and vest chains, . silver und abdll card-.oases, a very superior article; silver thimbles, silver combs, cake baskets, with a groat variety of other articles in his lino, unnecessary to mention. ■ 110 invites all to cal) and examine his stock, assured that it cannot- fail id plcaso both in quality and price. THOMAS GONLXN. Carlisle, Dcccmbct - . 20, 1843—1 f _ CALIFORNIA may be tlio place to get , . Gold, blit if you want to buy CHE AP LUMBER, and a good deal of it for a little money, call at the old established. Lumber Yard of If. Church &Co., at the west end of the Harrisb’g.Bridge, Cumberland side. WHERE you caii buy olicnpcr and bettor Lum ber than at any olUcrYarx! on the Susquehan na river. ' ' .Dry common hoards at $ll, $l2 & $l3, Boards of superior quality at $8 & JO* , • Shingles best qualltyat $l2. • Do. second rjuality nt $lO, * -Do Hemlock at $7 60. Popular-Plank, Scantling, and liolf Inch Boards, Yellow Find Flooring Boards, J Sidingnnd Fence Board; Ash Plank and Boards, Ponnol and Ist com mon Lumber I, Is, and 2 inches thick—dry;- • Having also a gleam Saw mill in operation, we oro prepared to saw bills (o order at short notice, eiihcr. oak or white pine; Joico, Scantling, and Plank, al* ways on hand. , - ■ Tho subscribers hojic by strict attention to busi ness, and a determination of selling lower than any other Yard al the river, that the public generally will call and see their slock before purchasing elsewhere. HENRY CHURCH & CO; Bridgeport, Dec 27j 1849 Second Arrival of Fall Goods, At the New Store, Corner of Hanover and Louiher Streets,.ppposile Wm. Lronanl's old stand. THE undersigned respectfully informs Iris friends and (ha public, lhat lib has just,returned from Philadelphia, with a large and carefully se lected assortment of New Fall Goods*' purchased at the lowfcsl prices, and which he is de termined (o sell at small profits; A large assortment of Cloths at from'7s cents to $5 pet yd; Oadsimeres; Cassincts and Vestings, at.various prices. Ladies Dress Goons, shell as Delaines, Caehmei-cs,- Coberg Lionise Twills, Thibet Cloths, and a splendid assortment of Silks... Art elegant assortment, of Calicoes and Ginghams, suitable for (ho approaching season. Cheeks, 'pickings, bleached and unbleached Muslins. SOOTS Jim SHOES. A well solecled assortment of Men’s, Women’s, and Children's Boots and Shoes, good and handsome,—. Boy’s and Mon’s Cloth and Hungarian Caps. GROCERIES in nil iheif variety, viz: Sugar, CofTee, Molasses, Pekin Tea Gompany’scelebra ted Teas. Spices, &c„, and the host quality ol Carpel Chain.' N. W. WOODS, J2gl, December 90, IB4I> N. D. All orders from the country promptly at lend to. Rags, Eggs, Butter, and all kinds of Pro duce taken at market prices. CHEAP OOOBS. THE subscribers have just completed their put chases of Fall and Winter Goods, Their stock consists in part of CLOTHS and Casshneres Vestings from $L to $5 per yd.; Cassinets, of all colors and prices; White, Yellow, and Hod Flan nels; Ivonlucky Jeans, Velvet Cords, Bcavertoens, Calicoes by the cart load; Ginghams,. Mous tic Laincs, Merinooa, Paramatta and Thibet Cloths, Coburg cloths, Alpachas, Fancy Mohair Lustres; Checks, Tickings, Domestic Ginghams, Canton Flannels, Lindseys, Plain do Laines, in pinks, brown, maruno, and black, for 12J cts. per yard; Mods du Laines, Thibet and Tokerri Shawls, Long Shawls from S 3 to S 10; Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs; cotton, woollen and cashmere Stockings; Irish Linens, Gloves; Cloth, Glazed, nnd Fur CAPS; Gimps nnd Fringes; Ribbons in variety; combs, woollen slocking Yarn,.all quali ties, colors amf prices; Steel Beads. Purse Twist and Clasps; Purses, Scarfs, Green Uarnge; Table covers of linen and cloth] carpet chain, table dia per, crash, and linen diaper, edgings and laces, and a good assortment of trimmings, lower than usual. Ginn Shoes,' all sizes ana. prices; Umbrellas, Carpets, Queens ware, Hardware,.Groceries, &c. All the above wo purchased with gold nnd sil ver, nnd saved about 15 per cent, over thoso who bought bn credit. Call und examine our Goods, wo arc determined to sell thorn at very small pro* fus. . A, & W. BENTZ. 12&trnoi'<Uuury Reduction in tlao JL*rluo of ftftiU'ilwa.rc. IHA.VE just received the largest and cheapest stock of HARDWARE, Glass, Paints, Oils, Vanishes', Saddlery, Carpenter's and Cabinet Makar’s Tools, Mahogony Vancers, and all kinds of Bliltding Material over brought to Carlisle, consisting of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails and Spikes. Persons about to build will find it great ly to their advantage to look at my slock before purchasing elsewhere. Gome and,seethe goods and hoar the price and you .will ho convinced that this, is really, the Cheap Hardware Store. Also, in store, anvils, vioos, files and rasps, and o' com plete assortment.of Watt’s Beat, Bar Iron, also Rolled and Hoop Iron of all sizes. I havoatso the Thmnometor Churn, Made byMr, Geo. Span-' gier* the host nrlMo now in use. : SCYTHES.—I have just received my Spring stock of Grain and Grass Scythes, manufactured expressly for.my own Sales', and warranted to bo a superior article.' Cradle makers, and others will find these Sylhes to be the best article in the market, and at the lowest price, wholesale and retail, ntlhe old staud in North Hanover street. , Oct. 11, 18JO* JOHN P. LYNK. HOOKS! BOOKS I rpiIOMAS M. MARTIN, desires to inform his i. friends and the public in general, that he has durchasod the slo/e. formerly, belonging to Jacob Erb, Esq., and is now ready to supply the reading community with Hooks of all kinds at city prices.— Ho has just received the following nowwoiksr Lvnch’s Expedition to l)ie Dead Sea and Jordan. Montague’s . u Philosophy of Religion. Dnbnny on Future Punishment. ' Rural Letters, by N. P. Willis. Women of the Revolution, by Mrs. Glint. Thicr’s Oommlatoand Empire, Nos. 8 & 0. Davy Coppoiftcld, part 8. Turner, Fisher, and Davy Crockett, Comic Alma nac’s for iB6O, together with oil the cheap publica tions of tho day. Hooks ordered twice a week and strict attention paid to orders from the country. All the Daily and Weekly 1 Papers, <sco,, (n he bad at the old stand next door Ip Durkholder’s hotel. Carlisle, Au«mt 16,1849 . . ALMANACS. Just recclvejl at/the cheap store, a full supply of genuine Lancaster Almanacs, Cloth Caps, Gum Shoes, nnd a great variety of cheap goods. AdcW.DENTZ. IjgSC 1 NETT ARRIVAL of Foreign sjvoMJ3spp hardware . JACOB SENER hasljust returned from the east ern cities with a new assortment of Goods, which lie is how opening at bis cheap storo t in North Han over street, next door to GlaSs* hotel/' Oils* Glass, Paints, OdpaJl, Japatij and Black Varnishes,.'of extra quality; Nails and Spikes, Watts* Bar Iron, Cast; Shear, Blistered, and Spring Steel; Locks, Hinges, Screws, Plane's, Saws, Chisels, Augers,. Axes, Knives, Forks, &c. Shoe Findings of every description.’ ; 'Persons wanting any thing in the Hardware-line, would do well to give ua a coll,.as wo ,are dctermined to scU low for cash. " The highest price will bo.paid. dpr SCIIAP, IRON and FLAXSEED,’at the store df- ‘ v ' ’ ' Carlisle, Nov 15,.1840 • ' 'JACOB SENER;' ‘ •RICH & BL'EGANT:,BOpj;S & FANCY GOODS, AT.HAVERJSTICK’S. JUST, opened at this lhrge ; and ,woII known es tablishment, the most splendid assortment of richly embellished and superbly ■ illustrated An nuals, Gift-Books, and'Poetical Works, together with an extensive CHILDREN'S PICTORIAL BOOKS; for, children of all ages, suitable a a presents'for the Holydays.’ His as sortment in this line is the finest he has ever pre sented) and cannot fail to please,'as well in the beauty of the books ns in their cheapness. He has also Just opened a splendid assortment of IloljOay Fancy Goods, , which it would be impossible to enumerate in an advertisement, but which, comprise every variety, of elegant fancy articles, of the newesl'slyles and latest designs. 1 He would call particular attention to his choice supply of PERFUMES, from.the celebrated establishments of Roussel, Hail) and others, with Fancy .Soaps and every article de ,sired for (he toilet. Also, Musical Instruments, Ladies and Gentlemens'•Cullcrjv.in great variety, Gold Pons.and Pencils, Port M'onnairs, Walking Cartes, Baskets in groat variety; and the most elegant assortment of Girandoles, Flower Vases, Screens, , , .•Parlor and Study Lamps, either for lard or burning fluid, which- haft never been presented In (file borough.' Also, FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY, PRESERVED FRUITS, NUTS and an innumerable, variety of other arti cles, which it is impossible to-mention in detail, but which comprise, almost every, article .which can bo asked for, in the line of. fancy goodb* &c. The public are especially .invited to call and see them during the Holydaya.- 'Remember the.old stand; North Hanover Street, S. W. lIAVERSTICK. December 20,1849. Tremendous Arrival OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS. At the Cheap Wholesale and Retail Dry-goods Store of ARNOLD & LEVI. THEY have just received and aronow opening in North Hanover street, 3‘doors north of the Car- lisle Dank and opposite HaversUcjt’s Drug store, the most extensive assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, ever brought to Carlisle. Among these goods may be found a beautiful selection of Ladies Dress Goods, plain, black and changeable Silks, silk striped, figured, and.embroidered .Cashmeres, small fig’rd and striped Delaines, in great variety: plain,black, and changeable Alpacas,- Mohair Luslers, : plain and figured Sack Cloth, French Merinos. Parri rnnltos, .worsied' plaidst bonhet satins, ribbons,' Brussels Lace, black silk fringe and belts. SHJIJVLS.— Torkera/Thibet, Mous.de Lain, and plaid Shawls; Moravion; Lamb’s Wool, Al paca and Silk. Hose; Gloves and Mitts, CLOTHS. & iXISSIMERES, Sdtiioeils, Ken tucky deans, Velvets, Pilot Cloth, Drab and Bea ver Cloths, for men’s overcoats and sacks. Boots & Shoes. We have added to our immense stock of Dry abode,'a large 'assortment of Dobts and Slides, vhich will be sold very cheap at the store of Ar ■vild & Leyi. September 27, 1849. Ho for tlic Hollidays! Kriss Klngle’s Head Quarters, CARLISLE, PA., IS tho place where counify merchants ami (he pub* lie in general, will find the largest and best os* sorlmenl of . , Confectionaries,. over offered in this county, manufactured of the boat material caprcssly for the Holidays, and will be sold wholesale or retail at the Old Stand of the subscriber North Hanover street, a few doorsnojtb of the. Rank, where alt are invited to call and examine for them* solves, as it would bo impossible to mention all the varieties. He would also call attention to a large assortment of Fruits and Nuts of the latest imporla* lions, consisting of ■ ORANGES, DEMONS, RAISINS,. Figs, Pruens, Grapes, Citron, Dates, Almonds, Eng* liali Walnuts, Cream Nuts, Filberts; Pea Nuts, Co* coa Nuts, &c« In connection with the above h6has just received a larogo ssortrnent of English, French, and American Toys & Fancy Goods, consisting in port of fine French Card and Sewing Baskets of entirely now patterns, Fancy Boxes of wood, paper and glass, Wax and oilier Doll-heads, Kid and Jointed Doles; Basket, Bell Bono, and other Battles, Games and Puzzles of the latest stylo; Fur* niturc, tea setts, and nino'iii boxes, fiddles, guitars, pianos, -uccordoons, hormoonienns, drums, guns, and other articles of war, Gloss and China toys, mantle ornaments. Tools In boxes, woolly dogs, wagons anil wheelbarrows, tubs, 'cradles, -Noah's Arks, masks, marbles of all kinds, fancy soaps, cqlougno, ox mar* row, shaving cream, hair and clothes Brushes, &c. tto has also on-hand a prime lot of FRESH GRO CERIES, conflating of Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Mo* .lasses, Crackers, Cheese, Spices of all kinds, and in fact'nil articles in the Grocery lino, which will be I disposed of at the lowest rates. Orders froth a distance thankfully received and promptly attended to. . . P. MONYER. I Carlisle, Dee. 0, 1840, , Second Arrival! CHARLES OGILBY, respectfully Informs- the public, that ho Iras commenced and will bo open* log far some days, his SECOND PURCHASE of Fall & Winter Goode. His stock ot present is very largo and general, and with tiro addition of his hkroxu pvhciiab*, ho (lit* tors himself that ho will bo able to please all those that wish to lay out (heir .cash to a good advantage. I The stock consists in pari of a very extensive assort* I mont of . Ladies Dress Goods, n valuable assortment of WINTER SHAWLS, of iho 'moat fashionable styles; French, Gorman and English MERINOKS, Oobergs, ParameUas, Alpa* cas, oild'Sacklng CLOTHS of beautiful qualities; French mid English now stylo Cashmeres, Mow do Lames; French, English, and American Chintzes. Also, a very general and handsome stock of. Cloths, Cassimcres, Satllncts, Kentucky Jenna, Kerseys, and fl groat many other kinds of Goods for gentlemen's wear,. One of .the largest slocks of White and Urowii Muslins, that has boon in Carlisle for several years, which was purchased before.the advanok in Cotton Goods. Also, a full and complete assortment of Itoots & Shoes, which will bo sold at the lowest notch, together with o largo stock of Fresh Groceries. As lively trade and small profits is the Older of the day, we any uomo one, Como oil, and secure for yourselves good bargains. Carlisle, Nov 10, 1849 Elastic Doll Heads. ANEW ond beautiful article; boliovod (o be su perior to anything of tho kind evcrAiofore man* Ufuctured. Doing elastic will not tireik by falling,, and being painted in oil'll may bo washed \y\)h soap and water when soiled, and readily restored to their original beauty. For sale at the cheap store of December 19, ISiOi 1 IVMONVER. ihiurahco. ’ THE AJlfln'andEaatpenn'Bborough Mutual Fire Insurance Company-of Cumberland county, incor porated by an act.of Assembly, )s now fully or ganized, and in operation under the' management of the following commissioners, viz : ~ Jacob Shelly, Wra. R. Gorges, Michael Cock, lin, Mejchoir Bfennoman, Christian- Slaymab .Simon Oyster; Jacob H. Coover, Lewis Hyer Henry Logan, Benjamin H. Muaser, Jacob Kirk. Samuel Ptowell, Joseph Wiokersham. The rales of insurance are as low and favorable as any Company of the kind in the Slale.^; Per sons wishing to become members are. invited to make"appijCallon lo The agents of the company who ard willing to wait upon them at,any time, , ‘ JACOB SHELLY, President. . ; , H.ENnv. Logan, Vice President. Lewis Hver, Secretary, ■ . , . MidHAßLCpcktiN,* treasurer. November!, .1849; AGENTS. • , Cumberland county-* Rudolph Marlin, N.Cum- Kingstown; Henry Zear ing, Shiremanstowns Robert Moore and Chanos Dell, Carlialej IsaacKlnsey, Mecbanicsburg; Dr. J. Ahl, Churchlown. . ” - York conn/y-—John Sherrick,'Lisburn; John Bowman, Diilaburgf Peter Wolford, Franklin; JohnlSmith, Esq.,-Washington.; W. S. Picking, Doverj Daniel Rafibnsberger, J. W.; Craft,- ' Harns&urg—-Hohser,& Lochman.' ; ‘Members of the company having Policies about to expire can have them renewed by making ap plication to any of the agents. : ■ The Girard tile Insurance Annuity nnd Trust Company, of Philadelphia, Office No. 159 Chesnut Street, Capital £300,000; Charier Perpetual. riONTIN UE to make Insurances on Lives on the most favorable terms; receive and execute Trusts, and receive deposits on Interest. The Capital being paid up and invested, togeth er with an accumulated premium fund, affords a perfect security to the insured. The premium may be paid in yearly,«half yearly or Quarterly payments. The Company add a BONUS at slated periods to tho insurances oflife.. This plan of Insurancois the moat approved of, and' is more generally in use, lhan.any.pthor in Great Britain, (where the subject is best, understood by tho people, end where they havo had the longest experience,) as appears from the fact, that out of ,117 Life Insu rance Companies there, of all kinds, 87 are on this plan. Tho first BON US was appropriated in Decern ber, 1844, amounting to 10 per cent, on the sum insured under the oldestpollclcs; to 8J percent.* 7$ per oont.,&c„ &c., on others, in proportion to the time ofalanding, making an addition of $100; $87.50 { $76, &6.i &c.j to every $l,OOO, originally insured, which is an average of more than 60 per cent, on the premiums paid, and without increas ing tho annua! payment to tho Company. , ' The operation.of the BONUS will be seen by the following examp|e?from tho Life Insurance Register of the Company, thus: Sum • Policy. Insured. i 31,000 I .2,500 I 4,000 I . 2,000 1 5,000 No. .58 'Pamphlets containing the table of rales, and explanations of the subject, forms of application, and further information may be had at the office, gratis, in person or by letter, addressed to the President or Actuary. B* W. RICHARDS, President. \ • V JNO. F. 3AMES, Actuary, . Philadelphia, May 3, 1849.—r1y. Hals! Hats! Spntxn and SciiMsn Fashions fob 1848. THE subscriber would respectfully call the atten tion of the public to his.,largo assortment of Mats & Caps, of thoiatosl fashions, consisting of Moloskih, Bcavor. fine White Uockoy Mountain Beaver, Otter, Brush, and Russia huts of every quality, and at dif ferent prices. Also on hand a fine Assortment of Slouch or Sportsman's Hats, (very ight) together with a general assortment of nearly every descrip tion of.Caps.nfaU sizes* and at all prices. Country dealers and all who wish to purchase hats or caps, are invited to call, as tho subscriber is prepared .to give greater bargains than can be hod elsewhere.— Don’t forget the lace, No. 3, Harper's Row. JWILLIAjj H.TROUT. OatUsle;May 25, 1849. ‘ jGrout Bargains In OloUtill:! To the Citizens of Carlisle Sf surrounding Countryl JUST arrived a large and splendid assortment of Fashionable Ready-made CLOTHING-, for the Fall and Winter Trade, at the store of S. Goldman, south-east corner of Main street and Market Square; Carlisle. The undersigned respectfully informs (ho clti* ssens of Carlisle and adjoining country, that hq lias just arrived from Philadelphia, with a large assortment of Fashionable Heady-made Clothing, which for cheapness and quality, never has been witnessed in this nlace,sucbas—French,German and American Cloth, Dress and Frock Coats,' Over Coats and Business coats of all descriptions, Cloths, Cassimoros, and Satlirtet Sack Coats; fine black and fancy Cassimero Pantaloons] supe rior satin and striped silk velvet Cloth and Salt!* net Vests. Also, a large assortment pf Tandy Handkerchief; fine white linen, striped and rod flannel Shirts; cotton & woollen nightshirts,Draw ers, Bosoms, Collars, fee. Beautiful Fall stylo Hats & Caps, .will be sold at prices cheaper than any whoroolse, Gentlemen are invited to coll and.examine hls Goods, as ho Is sure that those who buy will go away with a oood fit and cheap prices. S. GOLDMAN. September 27* 1840—Cm . . Extensive Furniture Rooms. JACOB FETTER, In rear of the corncrof Norib Hanover and Loulhor streets, Carlisle, would respectfully announce to tho public that he has on hand, and is constantly manufacturing, every description of work pertaining to tho above busi ness. • • Hifl Furntturo-holmr made out of the best ma torial, by his own hands, bo fells no hesitation in warranting He durability. Being always ap prized of the very latest city fashions, he is enabled to turn out the most Fashionable Work in the country, and at prices too which shall cor respond with the'“tightness of the money market.’ 1 He would earnestly invite persons who aro about to. Commence housekeeping to call and ex amine hla present elegant stock, to which h« will constantly make additions of the newest and most modern styles. '£|ie Undertaker's branch of business receives especial attention. October 4, 1849 BOOTS AND SHOES, WM. M. PORTER has Just received a large and elegant assortment of . BOOTS AND SHOES, suited to the present season, among which are Men arid Boys’ Thick Bools, Kip Ac Calf do,, Gum Shoos, Buffalo Over Shoes, dec. Ladies' Gaiters, Buskins, Slippers and Tics,, of Leather, Morocco and Kid, made in tbo latest stylo; a largo supply of Mieses and Childrens! Gaiters, Boots and Buskins., Every do-' scriptlbn of work made to order as usual.' Coll pt Porter's Shoo Store, Mo(n street, opposite thejMethodist Church. ' flecember 20,J64D ... CHARLES OGILDY. LIFE, IINSURANCE. Bonn* or Amt. ofPollcy and Addition, Oonua payable at the party's decease. $lOO.OO 81,100.00 250.00 2,750.00. 400.00 4,400.00 175.00 2,175.00 437.50 5,437.50 Cabinet Making. BLANK DEEDS FOR 1 SALE 1 AT THIS OFFICE, TRICKS ,t>* s QUACKS. LBT-EvBRTBbDVRBAP Tins .CAKBPUtLr.—Thfiro Is a-Sai sapatlUrifar ealo lri the dlirorenl towns culled S. P< Town < send’e Sarsaparilla'.- It In.advertised n» the PRIRIN’AL, fIUN UINE.and Kll.lnai. This Townsim,!, in nu doctflMiid never *afl; but was formerly li worker on railroads, ennuis, nnd the like—yo' he nsuumee the lille of Doctor fur the purpose of gaining emm for what ho i« not He sav* “.lie hua fttlsrided two. tnHdir.nl schools, and priicticnd - fur ti fieen years I !'* Now tlin truth la, h»- nover practiced medicine aday In hla life I Such itU/ui, if »«. td misrepresentation' looka had tolho character,nnd veracity ot (he mnn. I wish most sincun-lv. tie had never made those mute menW of.hinucif or of mo. When will men learn to bo honey md trutfiftll in all their denllntfs unit Intercourse with their fet-. 'ow men I 116'. applied to one Kuel Olapp to assist him In manu facturing his mixture, statins the largo sum# ho, would make, is an inducement to emhurk.ln the business. These men have Wen insulting anil Mhclliiig mo In all possible forms, in order to impress tho public with the belief that the Old-Doctor a Sarsa parilla was hot the genuine. on£mmSorfit<f an//n, made from .ihe Old Doctor’s Original Ditijie. ThtsS. aiys I have sold the use oi iny name lorS7 a week. I will eho mm 55t» If he wl» produce ope single solitary proof ol this, ills ttaicnicms of Tliompson. Skillman <-0.. are noihlritt but • tissue of falsehoods, simply pintle to deceive the public, and keep the truth down in regard to his mwiw./wsoiHw com. oovmd. Tlds Is to caution tho public to phichase tionei hut Old Ur JACOiI Townsend’s S »rwr|mrilla, liftvinu on it the Old Doc- likeness, ids family Coat of A mix, murids signature acrose ; \hc Gnat of Arms. _ • ; US*. Old Dr. Jacob Townsend, THti OUUIINAJ. DISCOVKURtI OF THU Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla. Old Dr. Tewmcntl is now übmtt 70 vein* nf nse. mid hu*- lone been known as the A UTUOIi nm\'DISCO VERER >f thr OBNUINB ORIGINAL “ TOWNSEND SARSAPA RILLA." Borne poor, he was compelled to limit 110 tnnniilac lure, by which means it Ims been kept mil of, market, and the ■ales circumscribed to those onlv who hod proved its woilh. amt known Its value. It had reached th« ears of many, mivtirthcjcas. .m those pereons won had 'mil li.mlul of ao'e diseases, aco ' <aved from death, pro tlsimod |ts womlHrfiil HEALING POWER. This GRAND AND lINBQIMI.I.KI} PUKI'ARATIONis man ufactured on the largest scale, ntnl is called fur ihroiiifh nit Un ions'll!,mid breadth of thedand. especially asit.ie fouml incnpn hie ordceeitaraticm or dntcriumlon. Unlike" young S.-P.-Townsend's, 11 improves with age, ami Qsvor changes bm for tin'better; because it is prepared on «et>n lUic priucijile* by r anV«f»/ic man. The highest kiiowlcdvo 01 Chemistry, and Inc lateat dlsdovcries of the art. have nil been, bronchi into requisition in (bo manufacture of the. Old Dr’s Sar saparilla. The' Sarsaparilla root.it is well ktlown to medical men, ronialnlrTnayy medicinal propenio*. and amno properties which are inert or liseless.and tithrrs,'which If retained in pre fioring It for ii.se, produce fermentation and arid, which is.in-, urlous 10 tiie system. Sonin of (ho properties of Sarsaparilla are *0 volatile Unit they entirely evaporate ami are lost in the pre puration. if they are not preserved by a scienti/irrrore**, knnwi. only to those experienced in Jts manufacture! Moreover. dies* volatile principles, which fly off in vapor, or nsnn exhala'iiiii, un jer heal, are the .very essential medical jeroperli** of the root which give in it all its vnlno , > . Any person can hail or Blew the roof'(ill thor set p dai* c>l orcd'liijuid, which is mure from the coloring matter in.the root than from anythinc else; they Part then strain tins insipid m Vapid liquid, sweCteii Arith sour molasses, and then call it “ SAll- SAPAHII.I.A RETRACT or SVKUP.” But Bttctf ht not the arti cle known ns the 1 * GENUINE OLD DTI. JACOB TOWNSEND’S • SARSAPARILLA. Title {a eo prepared, that' all (he inert properties of the Sar saparilla root are first removed, overjrlnfmr capuhlo of becom-’ .Ingacld.ur fermentation is extracted’and rejected ; then every Sianiclo of medical virtue is secured in a pure and cqmwnfratcd tmn; ami Unis it is rendered Incapable of hwhq; any of its val uable and healing properties.. prepared in this way, It is made, the moot powerful nyent in the Cure of inuumorAltla Dlncosps, . Jletico the reason wby.wc hcHrromnn-iidiitlnnM t»n every side In us favor by men, women, and children* Wo Bud it doing won dare in the cum of * - ' ‘.7 ON SUMPTION. DYSPEPSIA. and LITER COAL \wnnj:uMA'rißM-.RcnnFnLA,PiLKn, COSTIVENESS. all CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS, PIMPLES, BLOTCHES . ami nil affections, arising from , IMPURITY- OF THE BLOOD. It powespoa n marvollons elJirary in n|f complaint* nr}s|h? from Indigestion, imm Aridity 0/ the »V/a/«ot'A, from unequal circulation, determination of,blood m the. head, palpitation of the heart. Cold (but nod hands, cold chills and hut fi.ishcs over (lie body. It has pot.lta equal in CWrfs and Cough*; ami prnmotea easy expectoration rind grntlw poApiration, relaxing stricture* of -the lungs, throat and over)' other pitru But in nothin* in jin excellence more manlfiudly seen and ac knowledgctl Utah iruhll kinds mid stages of . FEMALE COMPLAINTS. It work* WooiliT* m cases nf Fluor Alim* nr IFAtfre. Falling j f Ihe Womb, Outtraded, SujiftrMtcd. 01 Painful ..Dense*, /r -regularilyoftho meiietriinl panada. and the like; amt in cflectuni in curing all the form* of Kidney Disease*. ny removing, obstructions,- and renufatins the general system, It {fives tone and Miength 10 the whole body, amlthus cures all forma of • Nervons DlsenAoi and DoMlify, •ml thus nreventoor relieve* a great vurWv of .other mnljille*, a* Spinal irritation, Neuralgia, St. Vims' Dance, Sicounmir,' Epileiitic Pits, Convulsions, ifc. It ejeanees the blood, exeunt the liver to healthy action, tune* the stomach,'and given good di-rcviiori, n-th'Vc*.Thv bowel* oi torpor ami constipation, allay* inflammation, pnnriu*. the xkin. equulizea the circulation of tin blood. pro-hiclnr s-tulr wnrmlh equally alt over the-boiiy, and the in-enMMu peinpiiaiimi * rt axes strictures ami tightiiew. if move* nil nlmiiuciions, mid In mgorate* the entire norvou.nvMi-pi. Ik oouhimhnn . The Medicine you pre-eminently n«edl Out can any of ihuae things he raid of S. I*. Townsend's infc llor article 1 This young mnn's U.tnid is rfnui lw COMPARED WITH THE OL.D DR’S. beenune of tine UllANI) PACT, that the one'ia INCAPABI.I of DETJERIOItATION, and * . NEVER SPOILS. while the other DOI.S: souring,- fermenting, anil hloieint tfu hollies containing it into fragment*; the *our, acid liquid ei ploiilne. mid dunmfiilg othur pond*!, Mu-t not chi’ InnriMo com pound ho poisonous to the eVea-m 7 Whatt put acid into r system alnady diseased frith acid? What cuitxc* llvsnemfii but Add 1 Do we not all knoNv thill when lood sour* in one nom ache, what miHCliJcf It produce* ?- fl/nulcin-r, henrlhurn, palpi lulion ol the heart, liver roinplninl. diarrlntn, dvmiu-ry, colic, and corruption of the blood 1 What In Scrofula hht an acid hu mor In the body 1 Whu{ nrodurr* nil ilm humors which brini on Eruptions ol the Skin, Sruld iknfl,- Suit lU.cum, Kryafpcla*. White Swnllinps, Enver Son-*, and all ulceration* interim] ami external 7 It I* nothing under heaven- litu «n add t-nliMnnce which wiun*, and thiiHKiioile nlhhe fluid* of‘the hodv, mure or lc*>. What enure* lilieiinmtl.m hut.a sour and acid nun' which hi'iituiucs ItecM heiwucn the Jolnli* and olrewnoie. irrt uiinc Hiid inflaming the delicaie intone* upon winch iuicu<’i So of nervon* dirensos. of Impurity t*rihe blood, of drrmicer circulation, find nearly all tho ailmuiiui which ailllci human nr lure. , Now is It not horrible to inakn mid *dl, imd infinitely uorse to u»e (hi* SUUKINU, rpUMKNTINtJ. Arm "COMPOUND” OF S : P. TOWNSEND, and yet he would fain have it uhdrnuood that Old Dr. Jncol ToWnvcml’g Ueniilne Original SaisiijiuriUa, is on IMITATION of hi* inferior prupuriitinn!! - Ilnnvini forbid that wc *honld drnl in nn article which would hear tlm mint dlmnni roai'-inhlHtire id S. I*. Townrend’e article t We wirli it liintcreiood, hni’-th-e it 1* Die utisohtle truth, ihai S. P.Townwnd'a flrtlclu mid old Ur. Jacob TownPcnd’* Sanmpa rillu uni heMvrwtrid* »/»»♦•/, add infinitely dissimilar; that th«y are unlike in uvory particular, lutvlug nut one eingle thing in common; ' Ah S. P. Townwnd 1b no th'Clor. mid nnver wnn, I* no rhera ini, no pharmnceullHt—kiiowa no morn of mcdicinu or d)*eu*e thnn any other common, Uiiodmiiific. unproll-wioiial niuo, whut guarantee can the public lipvo that limy are receiving a gt iminc acientlfic tnudlcine. containiug uli the virtue* of the artiem* u*cd In preparing it, Hint which are Inmpnbta which might render them the AUMNTSof Ptneimu tnsirnd ol hcnlth 1 - lint whnt else nliould be expected Jrum one who know* nothi|,c coinpnrfiilvcty of medicine or dievuee) It rvqtnre* h (lerronoi eonm ex|icrtunce to cook and serve tip oven * cominnn decent meal. How nincli more imfrrtnn* is it Uiat ihe pureun* who mannfuemre nn-diclim designed for WUAK STOMACHS AND HNFBKni.El)'systems etiouid know well the medical prupertir* of plums. i(ic Ucm mfin nor of iwcuring ami roriceruruting choir heating virtue*, aim, hii exlonnlvo kimwlodce oi Out various dlrenwa which nifeci tin human eyttein, ami how to adapt remudies to throe direanrs! It Ib to arro*t hand* upon the tmloruiniue, io pour holm into wounded humanity, to kindle hope In the denpninns bgnom. lu roatora health, and bloom, and vicor imo the rniHhcd mid bro ken, end u» banlrh Infirmity that OLD DU JAUODTOWNHPNn hn. SOUOIIT and FUUM) Urn oj-pommity undn.emi. mb r ing Grnnd Vniversal Concoiiirated Uemcdy within the reach, and to Hi. knowledgo of all who need p that tliry may leimi and know, by joyful expemticc. im Transceitilruu Power in Hr*), For sale at tho Drug and Variety Sturo of Dr i Rawlins, West Main street, Carlisle. | October 11, 18*19,—lypov. "loma man, and doom nothing which relates to man foroit n to my feelings. WfKSSSSm Yonlli & Manhood. In M lul • A Vlnoß °us life, BlfflUMio/t A PREMATURE Death, Klnkelin oh Self Preservation, ,£)ni.t 25 cents.' This Book, just published, is tilled with useful In formation, on tho iiillnnilifß ami dlsenflcs oflho.Ge nerative System. It oddrcBa.es itself alike to Youth, Manhood and Old Age, and should bo rood by all.'* Tho valuable advice and impressive warning it gives, will prevent years of misery and suffering and save annually thousands of lives. Parents by reading it, will learn ho\v to prevent tho destruction of ihoir children. A remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in a letter,, ad dressed to. Dr. KinkoUn, Philadelphia, will ensure a book, under envelope, par return of'mail. Dr. K>.fifteen years resident physician, N. W. corner bfThird and Union street, between Spruce and Fine, Philadelphia, may be consulted confidentially, ■ Ho who. place* himself under the caro of Dr. lv„ may religiously confide In his honor ns a gentleman, and confidently rely upon hla skill as a physician. Persons at a distance may address Dr. K. by lettori (post paid,) and be cured at hopio. Packages of Medicines, Directions, Ac., forwarded by sending A remittance, and put up sccUrb from da mage or curiosity. 1 Booksellers, News Agents, h Pedlars, Canvassers, and ail others supplied with (lie above work at very low rales. February 7, 1860—ly TO HIYSICIAPj DniJqGlsxg AA j) . COUNTRY. MERCHANTS. , T\R. ’J; N. KBEIiBR-.*’ BRO. most rospo ctfu ,, ,±J solicitsr dUohtion to their froah stock of Endislf French,,German, and American Drugs, Medicine Ch'emicalßj Painla, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Glusawate p/' fumcry, Patent‘Medicines, &c. Having j bnohp,i 0 hp,i r * new store, "No, 294 Market Street, with a fulhwi 8 of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, ,wo respectfully , licit Country Dealers to examine our stock* befo? purchasing elsewhere, promising one, and all w i,! may> feel disposed to extend, to us their patronage t sell them genuine Drugaond'Medicir/os, on os liberal terms as any. other hodse in the city, and lo faithful ly execute nil orders entrusted to us prommlv i* with dispatch.. *V- • • * * pno of the proprietors,bping.ii regular phyaieinri affords ample guaianlee of the genuine, quality ofali articles sold at their establishment. ‘ ■Wo especially invito.druggists ; onfl conntry'mcr chonta, who may wish to become agents for “ Dr" Keelcr’a Celebrated Family Medicines;” (standard and popular remedica,) to forward their address Soliciting the patronage of dealers, wo tcanectfol ly remain, J. N-KEEI-ER & BKO Wholaalc Druggists, No. 204 UarktSt. . Philadelphia, Sept, 1 , 1840; ly, ... TUcSyinptonis of Worms A KCi the tongue often whits and loaded: the il breath heavy and ■fetid; a disagreeable or sweet iah taste in the month; occasionally thirst; the anne mo entrcmcly variable, sometimes rcmailial.lv diti cient, and at Oftiere voracious. There is sometimes a sickish feeling, with vomiting of mucons; flatulence of the stomach and intestines; pain in lbs abdomen swelling and hardness of the abdomen; the bowels are i,regular; the stools are slim,, and there is an oc casional appearance of woima i„ ,Kc oviacliatibns- the urine is often milky end turbid; therel. f«d".’ B u!' itchinces of the fundament and hose, which »• often swol.lcn; there-is occasionally disturbed sleep. grinding of trie teeth, and sudden awaking in a There are, of times, headache or giddiness; ringing in tho carb, or oven deafness, faintness, convulsions drowsiness, indolence of manner, and ill temper. In some cases epilepsy and chulcta, .and even. apoUclip. ; and paralytic svmploms, andscvcrnl pf the signs of i dropsy of the main and catalepsy appear connected with worms. Frequently there is a short dry. cough, and pleuritic .pains; sometimes feeble end irregular pulse, palpitations and an irrogu/nrfever; the counte nance is generally pallid or sal/ow,and sonicivbal Moated, and there is occasional flushing of one or both checks. ; Any one of these signs, is indicative of Worms; and the most effectual, host and cheapest remedy is Dr. JOHN J. MYERS', WORM TEA Prepared hy Dr. J. W. RA WLINS, alhis wholesale and retail Drugstore, Carlisle, Pa. None genuine without ms written signature. Why-will parents and others poison themselves and children with worm medicines containing, mdr* cury when they con get “ Dr. Mi W Won* Tea," which is composed of the roots, leaves and seeds of the best and most effectual plants that’have ever been discovered for the cure,,of Worms. Each package contains sufficient medicine for any coso.of Borins, and when mode according to the .Directions is. very pleasant to'take. Prire only 25’cents. , dj* Warranted good or the mcncy returned. : June 7, IB49r—ly Kllncl Manufactory. HCLAHK, Veniiinn 13lind Manufacturer, Sigh » of. Hid Golden Engle, No, 139 & 143, South Sccorjd street, hclow Hock str< ot, Philadelphia, keeps always on ham! n largo, and fashionable assortment of WIDE AND NARROW SEAT WINDOW ULINDS, manufactured in the best and of the best materials, and at the lowest cash prices. Having refitted and enlarged his establishment,he is prepared to complete orders to any amount at.the shortest notice. Constantly on hand an assortment of Mahogany Furniture ofotery variety, manufactured expressly for his own sales, and purchasers may therefore rely on a good article., • . C/* Open in the evening. Orders from a dinlunce packed carefully* and sent free of, porterage, to any port of Iho city. H. CIiARIC. Pliila*, August 16 10—'ly WATCHES J GrcnVindnccmclils lo persons in wnnt of a good Watch, LEWIS 31. BROOMALL, No. 110 North !ml ‘eltccl, having received additional supplies of Gold nni) Silver Welches of every description, from Lon don, Liverpool end Bwilaetland importations, isuavt prepared to furnish the very heel article at a price fur below any ever offered, of the same quality, and which 1 cannot lie undersold hy ony other store in Philadelphia or elsewhere. Every watch suld'will bo perfectly regulated, and warranted io ho es nboil as represented. Watches at the following low prices: Gold Lever*, full jewelled, 18 carol cases, ,$2B 00 Silver do do do 13 po Gold Lopincs,jewelled, 18 cflfol cflse*, 52 00 Silver do do .g go Tho L, R. Bronmoll Gold Pen, a superior article In silver case, with pencil, and warranted, $1,50; Gold Pencils for $l,OO, and upward*, Gold Medallions, and Locket for Daguercotypo Likenesses, Gold chains. Gold and hair Bracelets, Breast Pirn, Ear Rings, Fingtr Ring*, and n general assortment of every description of Jewelry, at unusual low prices. , Iso. 110 North 2nd street, 2nd door below Hoc© street, Philadelphia, ■ ' w , • LEWIS It. BROOMALL. November 8, 1849 Dv, 1. €. Loomlff, TTTILL perform all operations uponthe Teeth ’ < *). re rc 9uired for their preservation, such as 6ea«n£ t iV/fng % p/ttggf«g, jf'c,’, or will restart the loss of them, by inserting Artificial 01 a Tooth to a full sett. Itf Officcon PiUetToet.afow doors South of the Railroad Hotel, N. B. Dr. Loomis will be absentfrom Carlisle ■no Inst ton days, in eaoh month. December H, 1848. DU. JAS. IU’CULEOCII, WILL give his attendance in the different brnn dies of hi« profession, in town or country, to favor him with o cal). Qffico uppuailo the 2d Prcahytcihm Church and Wcrl’a Hotel, lalcly occupied by Dr. i'oulko. Cnrljalo. Sept. 6, 1849—tf • DU. J. K* SMITH,. EOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, respectfully* tenders his profcßHionnl services to the cititena of Carlisle and vicinity. Office in Snodgrass’How, next door to Justice Holcomb’s, where lie con ot ail times ho found, when not piofossionalty engaged. Carlisle, June 7, 1640—-tf , . , . 11. It. R. LEMAn, SURGEON DENTIST. (bdcckssok to itu. j. o. n*rr.) RESPECTFULLY informa the citizens of this place and vicinity, that having mode- hinmrlf thoroughly acquainted with the TiixottT ns well as the practical part of Dentistry, ho is now prepared to perform, all operations entrusted to hjm, to the satis faction of all, at moderate charges. Omcx—South Hanover street, adjoining the office of Dr. Gi W. Foulko, and immediately opposite (ho 2d,Presby(o. rlnn church. March.l, 1840— ly A CARD. SAMUEL HEPBURN, will resume tho practice of the Inw in the several counties (Cumber land,Perry and Juniata,) of his late Judicial dis trict. Any business entrusted to his care'.wlll bo promptly attended to. Office in Mrs. Ego’s cor ner room, North Hanover street) immediately op* poslte the Dank. Carlisle, March 8, 1849—if - ■ J. 11. PARKER, A TTORNBY >T LAW, Office in North Hnno* II ver street, In the room formerly occupied by the Hon. P, Walls. . , March 1849.—tf , _ /'IUANBERUIES.—A fin. lot of.uporlpr Cr.nbor- VJ tlc» jutl rcoolvOd bjr c , INnOF >,
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