IR*
35#* «.
Rtuo;—The Edllof of tho Cincinnati Enquirer
liad e pooket khifd upwards
oftf|ihiy»y«a>sqld.: .1 The blade was ahoill-foUr inches
Jattffsnianlncii wide,'tabodlng'nt the point. It woe
fin.lhe Mackinaw country.
The blafctadifolonedrpart of a iwold takpnfrora a
lh,f qelpbrat,ed French and Indian war.
The Done on boa tide of the handle was from llto thigh
ofanlndlap, pod ,thal on .the other from tbo thigh*
boW of ifcxJnglish ijoldlor, klllthdon the Heights of
Abraham, iifCadadil,'whore,Gen. Wolfe lost niilifo.
Cur jtfm Snjv»n.D.—A gentleman, just from Mich,
igan, iDfbraiXisfwhoriSenalOr Seward wont recently
lo that Stale tp defend the notorious conspirators,
Geo, Cass met him, arid plsyfuliyrcmarkod—'‘Now,
Mr. Seward, don't, preach any of your higher law
if you do, r shall preach-noise and
tvfoWfe&”^£ou itpille Journal.
Freedly, an ex-member of Congress
from’AhSvMontgomery CPa.) district, died in Phil- .
Bfolptttfcn tho.Sth inat.
An Olv Salt. —Capt. James West, ofthe steam*
ship Atlantic, loft Now York last Saturday, on his
two hdhdredand .first voyage across the ocean.
' .flfWC^XßX,>*wsy out West," a temperance meet,
inf,waa,held lately. A sort of holiday was the con-
pnd oyery roan came homo drunk.
A hdy of rank ra coropljinin? that j
her husband was dead to fashionable amusements, he
replied,' “ flirt my dear, you make me alive to
the expense.”
travelling, pot year watch and wallet
atxughtjolo your stockings, and then place, the
elooking under your head, it will then be impopsi.
He |p liavo (hem, unless you have been accustomed
lo^d'bafefoot.
PaiLoaomT, like medicine, has abundance of drugs,
fsw good remedies, and scarcely any specific.
I'Pijuiar# the most acceptable kind of flattery con*
eille'Jese'in'eulogiaing a mao's actions or talents,
tbsn io decrying those of his rival. .
Foot Simpkins pul Ills foot upon a grating in tho ;
side walk, and instantly landed in thecoal hole bo*
hw; Hit friend Timpkins remarked that it was ;
xnlly qgrete under taking.. Nobody disputed Timp
klns.r ‘ ,
; To* Earl of Dronoughmoro died in Dublin, on (ho
12lh ofiSeptember, aged 64 years. Ho wasconcorned
with !jho pliant. Col. Huldiinson in aiding in (he
escape of Lwolelte from (be vengeance of tho return.
ed.Peuibops'm 1815.
! Th*aristocracy of ail cannot die; Its tenure is
immortal; bornof the marriage between' impassioned
nature end Intellectual civilization, the raco will
grow stronger with the progress of lime, 1
person ashed another if the tolling of a bell
dl'aiDdl'pii in mind of his latter end 7 - H? to
plWcf,'’« No, plr; but the rope puts jino iptnind of
Jodrs;r»;
QCj“Pollawatomio county, In lowa, Is offered.for
sale; that is, all (be valuable claims end improve*
meets of that portion ofthodbuoly owned and occu
pied by (he Mormon population. f The Morrabhs are
•bout (trmake k general move from that place in the
spring.,''’''
(pJ*AdTer{ise /our Koliday , presents in the Vblun*
Uir. *The people will then know whoro to go to make
thety purchases. • .
A sun writing an anonymoua note, it like a puppy
mside.tn.cnriosuri!, barking at you with hi* nose
under (he gate.i; ...
Wifti we. to tako as mdeh troublo ln being what
wo ought ps_wo lake in disguising what we
really are,'we' cifghroppear like Otiraelvee without
being At tka trouble of any disguise at all.
* “ shcep, n said old Meredith to hla other
half, “that, pot boy, Olho, is. going crazy. Ho is
grlnnijta£nV.}?*9 pl oW i end be isgrinnlngat the barn,
•00 be at the tableland ho is grinning to
goes. 1 * “Poh,” replied the* old
sfoi£j(i)| “ doft’f you know ho got a love letter this
.vitaas was sense in the remark of a Scotchman,
wbo, io rosdiDg the saying of Solomon— 1 w Snow is
beidtlfol in Its season,V exclaimed—* 1 Ay, na doot it
was bon to to you, silting wi’ the vines and lasses o'
Jerusalem‘about ye, but had yo boon a poor stone
niaion, ye wad Jiao said nao sio thing."
A Peddler calling on an old lady to dispoio of
•pme good*, inquired of her if ehe could tell him of
•by road Ihalmo peddler had ever travelled. u YeB,"
■aid •he r “l know one, and only one, which no peddler
evejr travelled, (the peddler** countenance brightened)
and that's the road to heaven."
(EjPP(jatfi«ubrUod jays,. “In new coloniee, the
sp«oi4rd* begin by building a church; Uio French a
ball room; the English a tavern."
y {unction,'(S. C.) last week, which is too good tp be
lost. A countryman, after vUitin? Powers* statue of
Evp, was sauntering through the Hall until ho came
lo a piece of carving in* wood, representing one of
oar plantation negroes, Hero he stopped and re
garded It with wonder and admiration. At last, when
he-ebuld -contain himself no longer, he turned end
•aid, '• Stranger I is that the Greek Slave 7"
Out waggish friend of the Providence Journal
We have heard of the cate of an adventurous
stUUmsta which fall an old toper, whoso akin had
been foil of liquor for many years. The roan woo
pot hqrt, but the soako died.**
Women are a good deal like French watches—very
pretty fo look at, but very difficult to regulate when
they once take (o going wrong*,
A member ofCongreis offered fo alako his repute*
lion against a farthing on the propriety of a certain
measure which he bed proposed. A gentleman in
oppoaition, pronounced It the most equal bet he over
heard of. 1
* Abater wts lately read before the TronohAca
denty tP prove the existence of copper in the human
system. * It was known before that there was no lack
of bust io many faces.
Oh, WoVPtous Age 1 whoa want of native charms
no Ibpgen fills fair woman with alarms; when painted
rosea kforp Urn sallow,face, and cotton slufUngglves
her every grace; when piles of gold*—her sire's ill*
gotten gams, make full atonement for her- want of
brains; when solid graces wield a blunted dart, while
mwfc eodmoonligAi win the lover’s heart.
Porter.— A man praising porter, said it was so
excellent a bovefage that, taken in great quantities,
U altraya roado him fat. 11 1 have seen the time,"
said another, “whoa it made you Uan," “ When 7 I
should Uko Ip ko°w,“ said (ho • uhglat, •• Why t -no
longer rfgo than last night—against a wall."
IiEWH Hunt, In his reminieosnees, relates that
Coleridge, upon the death of a master of a school he
had altetaddd'whcn a boy, remarked : “It was liioky
that the jiherublma who took him to heaven, were
nothing but frees and wiogs.or be would infallibly
jbivp flogged them on the way.*'.
• Maert u pint of rum to a lump of sugar—and in
less lijan an hour there will spring from (ho union a
whole family of ehillblahs and broken heads. The
marriage ceremony con bo performed with a toddy
wUo|e«.
Hit after ray of hope penetrates the gloomy hor
rbrs which overspreads the Emerald Isle. The cul
tivation* of the sugar beet aeemi, thus far, to bo
saeoeatful,and five hundred acres have been allotted
(o fbrlhsr experiments next season.
* Muu Lino, at Pittsburgh, tho other da'y received a
fmlk of splendid diamond bracelets, ae a pretknl from
•omeone of her ardent admirer* there,.which ahe
returned with information that she never received
present* from gentlemen.
D"A writer more thaw two tlioiiaand year* ago
mention* tho fact that hen'a egg* which are Dearly
round, Invariably produce female chicken*, end (hose
which are Jong or pointed, produce mala*.
■ ». tt3*Wiww the Tinionm Light Artillery go target
•bootleg,lha apeotatora invariably atation (hemsalvea
•lSrpori«onT * nd lh ° tars ° >tlha( the
; (C7**,Which travela iho faiteat, heal Or cold?”
11 Heat, you dunce 1 can’t any one eoleh cold ?”
- A Whan lo Soilon haa been arrealed on a charge
ofaWuoUhg her oWnhueband. . Homuilbaa pretty
epeolman of a man, and aho a very oonalderabla
womio..
C3»Many a man cquandera more money in a month
foftore dhdfobacco, than would pay hie taxes and
pew rent for a year, and enable him lo aubeoiibe and
pay in advance for Li* county paper.
■■ ; r '■'/' ;
yip don’t know whothbemlhprof thp.follpwing
“Pen and Ink Portrait" iir-but whoever |i may bs,
wo think lie “ought to hnvo something done for hlmtff
-Rufus Choato U b ploluro to took at, and a crowdoij
to spout. He is about seven fuel aix, or six foot sovertJ
in bit socks; supple as an 001, and wiry as a corkl
screw. His face is a compound nf wrinkles, “yallorl
janders," and,jurisprudcnoo, Ho has.smalt, keon|l
piercing black eyes, and a head shaped.like a,mam
moth goose egg,,big end up; hia hair black and curly,
much resembling a bag of wool in “ admirable dis.
order," or a brush-heap in a galo of wind. His body
has no particular shape, and his wit and legal ‘dodges’
have sot many a judge in a sniokor, and so confound
ed jurors os io, mako it almost Impossible for them to
speak plain English, or 101 l tho truth for thereat of
their natural lives. Rufus is groat on twisting and
coiling himself up, squirming round, and prancing,
jumping pnd kicking up the dust, when aloam s up,
His oratory is first rate, and his arguments Ingenious
and forcible. Ho generally makes a ton aliiko—
judge and jury down pt tho,end,of every sentence.
Hb is groat on flowery expressions and high faloulin
“flubdubs." Strangers mostly think ho is crazy', and
tho rest scarcely understand what ho is about. Ho
invoices his (imo and elocution 4000 per cent, over
ordinary charges for having one’s self put through a
bourse of law. Rufus Choate is about 50 years of
age, perhaps over. Ho is considered tho ablest law
lyoor in New England; or perhaps (ho United States,
i His handwriting can’t bo deciphered without the aid
of a pair of compasses and s qusdr&nl. His aulp
graphy somewhat resembles the map of Ohio, and
like a piece of crayon sketching; done in (he dark
with a three pronged fork. Ho has been In the Sen
ate, and may bp, .if. he has (imo to run for it, Prcsi
dent of the United Slates.
Fascination*
Borrow, in his new work; “Lavengro,” relates
the following curious .incident, connected with the
power of fascination:
..“It happened that my brother and'myself were
playing one evening in a .sandy lane; our mother
was at a slightdistance. All of a sudden, a bright
yellow, ,and t to my infantlqo .eye, beautiful and
glorious, object made its appearance at the top of
the bank from between tnei-thick quickset, arid,
gliding down, began to move across the lane to
the other side, like a line of golden light.- Utter
ing a cry of pleasure, I sprang forward, and seized
it nearly by thq.middle. „ A strange sensation of
numbling. coldness seemed to.pervade my whole
arm, which surprised me the more, as the object
to the eye appeared so warm arid snnlike. 1 did
not drop it however, but, holding It up, looked at
it Intently, as Us head dangled about a foot from
my hand. It made nd; resistance; I fell not even
the slightest struggle; but now my brother, began
Ito sgreatn end,shriek like one possessed.; “0
I mother, motherl n said he, “the viper!—my broth
ler has a viper in hie hand !•’ He then, like one
frantic, made an effort to. snatch the. viper away
froqt me. The viper now hissed amain, and raid
ed Us head, in which were eyes like hot coals,
menacing not myself, but my brother. I dropped
my captive, for I saw my mother running towards
me; and the reptile, after standing for a moment
nearly erect, and still hissing furiously, made off,
and disappeared. The whole scene is now before
me, as vividly as if it occurred yesterday—the
gorgeous viper, my poor dear frantic brother, my
agitated parent, and a frightened hen clucking un
der the bushes—and yetlwasnoUhreo years old.
“It is my firm belief that certain indidlduals
possess an inherent power, or fascination,- over 1
certain creatures, otherwise I should be unable, to
account for many feats which 1 have witnessed,
and, indeed, borne a share in, connected with the
taming of brutes and reptiles. , 1 have known»a
savage and vicious mare, whoso stall It Was dan*
geroua to approach, even when bearing provender,
welcome, nevertheless, with every appearance of
f Measure, an uncouth, wiry-headed man, with
rightfully seamed face, and an iron hook supply
ing the place of his right hand, one whom the ani
mal had never seen before, playfully blto his hair,
and covered his face with gentle and endearing
kisses; and I have already stated how a viper would
permit, without resentment, one child to take it up
In his band, whilst it showedits dislike to the ap
proach of another by the fiercest hissing.' Philo
sophy can explain many strange things, but there
are some which ore a far pitch above her, and this
is one.”
The Haudams.— The Yankee Blade elates the
following good one about “tho Hadaras;**
Persons.who have mado tho passage from New
York to Hartford by wkler, must have a lively re*
membranco of the interminable “landing* 1 on the
Connecticut river, especially the “Haddams.” A
stranger to the route was on board of a Hartford
boat one night, and being rather nervous ho had
onlv worn down into a quiet snoozo just as the
belt jingled at Snybrook. He was not fairly awa
kened by the first landing, but by tho 'time the
belle had jingled and the boat had raked against
the wharves at Lyme and Essex, respectively, ho
was thoroughly aroused. In a short time the pi
lot’s belt again sounded, ting a ling, and our tra
veller thrusting his head.out from Ms berth asked
“What place is this 1”
“East Haddam,” was the reply.**
The usual backing, bumping and bustle was
soon over, and tho boat again on its way. Tho
traveller was trying to compose himself to'elcojt,
when the bells again smote his ear with Its “ting
a litig gungle gunk.**
“What place is this V* he asked of a passenger
who was “thrashing’’ about tho cab, in preparing
to land.
“This is Haddam," was tho reply.
Again tho trovoller essayed to snatch a brief
moment of repose. Just as ho was becoming in
sensible to tho nippers of tho bedbugs, tho infernal
boll gave another signal to atop tho boat, and ano
ther passenger tumbled out to make the landing.
' “What place is ililsl’* roared tho traveller, los
ing ail patience.
“This la old Haddam I**
“Any more Haddams on this cursed river V'
“Two more—and then a dozen moroiandinga.”
“Two more did yon say ?**
“Yes—Middle Haddam and Upper. Haddam,
and then— .
“Thai’s enough I*’ shouted tho traveller. “1 wish
tho devil had’bm !**
Artificial Goolooy.— Professor Gorlnl, who is
professor of natural history at the University of Lo
di, mado recently, before a circle of private friends
a remarkable experiment illustrative of his theory
as to tho formation of mountains. Ho meila some
lubslancos, known only to himself, in a vessel, and
allows tho liquid to cool. At first it presents an
even surface; but a portion continues to ooze up
from bonoath, end gradually elevations are formed,
until at length ranges and chains of hills aro form
ed, exactly corresponding In shape with those which
ore found on tho earth. Even to the stratification
tho resemblance is complete, and M. Gorlnl can pro.
ducoon a small soalo tho phenomena of volcanoes
and earthquakes. Ha contonds, therefore, that tho
inequalities on the faoo of tho giobo aro tho result of
certain materials; first reduced by the application of
heal to o liquid stale, and then allowed gradually to
consolidate- In another and more practically useful
field of research tho learned professor has developed
somo very important facts. Ho has succeeded to n
most surprising extent In preserving enimal matter
from decay without resorting 1q any known process
for that purpose. Specimens are ehown by him of
portions of the human body which, without any
alteration in Ihoir natural appearance, have boon
exposed to (he action of tho atmosphere for six end
seven years; and ho atates that at a trifling cost Ho
can keep meat for any length of lime in such a way
that it oan be eaten quite fresh. Tho importance of
•ueh a discovery, if on practical investigation It is
found to answer, will bo more readily understood
when It is remembered (hat tho flocks of sheen in
Australia aro boiled down Into tallow, their flesh
being otherwise almost valueless, and that in South
America vast herds of cattle ire annually slaughter
ed for tho sake of their hides alopo.-r-London JYtnrs.
Filer A boy got hia grandiUtlier’a gun and
loaded it, but waa afraid to fire. If a, however, liked
the fan of loading, and lo pul in another ohargo, but
atilt waa atVald to tiro. Ho kapt on charging, but
without firing, until he had got six charges in tho
old piece. Hla grandmother, learning hia temerity,
amarlly reproved him, and groaning the old contl.
nenla), discharged It. The recoil wea tremendous;
the old lady on her back ■ promptly struggled to ro.
gain her feel, but tbe boy cried out—
ar* f lvt more charges to go off
r ( TEAS &: GROpEKtijS.
RIO and JAVA COFFEE?, pfiihejb'qst
just opened. Also a fine assortment of ttyo beat
Brown and Clarified
lot of the best quality of soft crushed,.double refined
: . s 'AND^UhV£pi?ED>SVQ'ARS,
Sat reduced prices, and a HbW selection of
Crrecn A: BlJfcllt X^asj
y selected arid of ,lhe best Brands, and from
the. Tea Ware-house of the well known Messrs. Jen
kins’ of Philadelphia., ' For sale by *• 1
J. W. EDY.
Carlisle, Noq. 27, 1851. . ' ’ ■
Xlic Excltomeut Continues
AT THE OLD PHEAP STORE. , They are al
most daily receiving - additions to their already
largo- stock of poods. Now Long and Square Shawls
from 60 cents to'sl, below the usual-prices;'new Do
Lalncs at 12£, 18| and 25i .beautiful gobds;*Alpa
chas, Coburg, Cloths, Muslins, Calicoes, Flannels,
Gingha,lit', Tickings, SalinctlSj Cloths, Cassimorcs,
Hosiery, GloVca, all kinds; Trimmings, Combi,
Yarns, and every thing in the Dry Goods line,which
wo intend to! sell ofFat priobS - thnt will pay. you for
tho trouble of calling and czamiiiuig.our stock.
>A; &-JW. BENTZ. ,
Carlisle, Nov. 27,1051. "'! •
Third Arrival of Fall and Winter
CrOOdS. 1
THE subscriber has just returned from tho city,
with another largo and general assoitrhent of season
able goods, among.whlch may bo found , -
. Mantella and Bonnot (Velvets. . v’
Brocha.and Thibet Long. Shawls .of sup’r quality,
Fiecch Plaid and Bay State. Long Shawls. ~ ,
French'Merlnocs of all colors.',
Mousollh de Lainos in grpat variety..
French & English Chintzes very cheap. -
Broad Cloths, Oassimeres & SaUinolls. -
Gentlemen’s Buck & Deavcr Oloros sup’r quality
Gentlemen’s Chamois lined cashmere Gloves.
Ladies &.Children’s CaehrneroGloves. 1
Welch iSc English Flannels of all qualities.
Dlack & colorcd.Fur Mulls. • ■. -
Cashmere scarfs and woollen comforts. •'
Bonnet Linings, Tabs & Frames! 1 ' .• :
Black & colored Straw Bonnets,
•Also a variety of wrought Collar's, handkerchiefs,
Swiss and Cambric Edgings and Inserlings, Linen
and cotton Laces and Edgings, &c., all of which ho
will ee|l very.lowi. . 1
Nov. 27. G. W. HITNER.
Irish Poplins*
THE subscriber bos just opened q’ few pieces
of real Irish Poplins, Watered Silks, Trimming
Silks of alt colors, and a variety of Bilk' Velvet Rib*
bohs and Worsted Braids for Dross Trimmings.
Also a splendid assortment of Bonnot Ribbons Very
cheap
G. W. HITNER.
November 27, 1051.
OP NEW GOODS AT THE
Diy-Gopda & Carpet Emporium..
CHAS. OGILBY is just receiving and opening
the most extensive stock of Fancy and Staple
Goods over brought to Carlisle, which will,bo sold
at extraordinary low rotes. The public Is Invited to
examine this largo and .extensive stock of cheap and
fashionable Goods, which consist lii part of .
Broad Si Fancy Cloths, Satin & Fancy
Vestings,
Plain, block and Doe Skin Cassimcrcs, Fancy Do.,
plain, black and figured Silks, fancy colored Do.,
French Motlnoes, Alpacas, Cohurgs, plain and fancy
Delaines, 1 Silk Poplins, Lustre*, Long and Square
Bay Stale and Waterloo SHAWLS. , ' •
Mackinaw and Whitney Blankets. A largo and
extensive stock of Carpets, Floor, and Table -01.
Clothe. 1 ir
A large and well selected stock of Staple Domes
tic Goods, which will bo sold cheaper than the cheap
est.
Persons wishing to purchase will find it to their
advantage to call and examine the stock us groat
bargains may be expected.
Recollect the old cheap stand, East Main street.
September 25,-1851. i
NEW DEPOT.
R. C. Woodward. IJ, D. Schmidt.
WOODWARD & SCHMIDT,
Produce Dealers,
Forwarding & Commission Merch
ants.
Carlisle, Nov. 13,1851—1 f.
ELEGANT ISOOKg
At Dr* llawlim' Old Stand, next 'door to the Pott
office} Main street, Carlisle, ,
Old Red Sandstone, by tho author of Foot
Prints of Creation. The Wide, Wide World, an
elegant book In 8 vols. Reveries of a Bachelor,
a very popular work. House of the Seven Gabies
by Hawtnorno. Manual of the Fino Arts, an in
valuable production. Milman Gibbons Rome, in
G volumes, uniform with Humo and M'Cauley.
Lynch’s Dead Soa—Ninivch’s Remains. Dr.
Durbins Observations in the Fast. Treasury of
Thoughts, from favorite authors. Anderson’s
History of tho English Dible. Morolls History
of Modern Philosophy. Dicks Works. Prose
Writers of Germany. Charlotte Elizabeth's En
tire Works, together with a great many other val
uable and elegantly bound Books,' Milton,Shak
spoare, Byron, Scott, Moore, Burns, Campbell,
Beattie, Collins, Gray, Cowper, Thompson, Pol
lock, Howitl, Cook, Loudon, Tuppor and'other
Poetical Works. ' Our stock consists’of several
hundred Wcirks of standard authors,anil any book
that may be called for and not on hand shall bo
ordered by express.
Carlisle, May 29,1851.
rpHIQEH'SHAWLS anil SCARFS. Tlio sub
-L scrlbor lias just opened nn oeeottmonl of Tlli
bnl Shawls and Scarfs of various sizes, embracing
all the fashionable colors snob as Orange, Scarlet,
Arc., and for sale at low prices by
GEO. W. HITNERj
October SO,
DRESS TRIMMINGS. Tho subscriber hois
opened a treat variety of,Dross Trimmings of
now stylos. Velvet Ribbons, worsted braids, silk
braids and gimps, wide knotted fringes, &o.
GEO, W. HITNER.
October 30.
SACKING I'LANNELS* Just opened a varie
ty of embroidered and plain ,Sack Flannels of
vor|ou%colors. - Also Welsh and English Flannels,
with n general assortment of Domestic Flannels of
oil qualities and prices.
GEO. W. HITNER. ,
October 30,
Ladles' Shoot.
JUST received a largo ondhandabme assortment
of Ladies' and Children's Bootsiand Shoes,
from the celebrated Eastern manufactories which
will be sold very cheap.: . ~
N. W. WOODS, Agt,
Hover’s ink Htuiufuctory,
REMOVJ2D TO 144, RACE ST. t
(Between 4th dc sih, opposite Crown SU.Phila.)
WHERE the Proprietor is enabled, hy Increased
fnoilltloi, to supply the growing demand fur
HO.VER'B INK, which its wide-spread reputation
has created.
This Ink is now so well established in the good
opintoh'and confidence of the American Public, (hat
it is scarcely necessary to say anything in Us favor,
and the manufacturer takes this opportunity to say
that tho confidence thus secured shall not bo abused.
In addition to the various kinds of Writing Ink,
he also manufactures Adamantine Cement for mend*
ing Glass and China, as well asa superior Uair Dye;
a trial only is necessary to Insure its future use, and
a Sealing Way, well adapted for Druggists and Bot
tlers, at a very low price, in largo or small nuanti
tics. *
Orders, addressed to
. JOSEPH. E- HOVER, Manufacturer,
No. 144 Raco St., Philo.
October I), 1851—3nv
; Viillcy. Hotel,
iV. P. • Cornet of * East ‘High and\Btdford Sirtei»%
■i.Cdtlisle, Pa.- U )
THE subscriber,thankful foi tho favor heretofore
bestowed Upon hirii by a'Mnorousp'ublic, would
respectfully. inforAv hisold friends>ahd (he travelling
community generally, that ho has again got under
weigh, and is now accommodate alt who
may favor him with axall. ip a superior manner and
on tho-piost reas’onablo’lcrms.' '' rl , . .
Hts.Hodbr, which i is ’entirely how,, is spacious,
comfortable* ap’d convenient; the rooms being airy,
well ventilated, and well filled up with good beds,
dee. ' The bouse is situated ih>a : pleasant and heal
thy neighborhood, and.in a business part of tho Bo
rough. ’ -; , f
His TAnts will always be supplied With tho best
tho market can afford; and nothing will be left un* 1 -
done in ibis department of bis dstablisTinient to mako
it BccopUble to epicures. • i- ’< • -i.
His Bin will always contain an Abundance of the
best and choicest Liquors; and , -
His Stable, ; which ! is new, conimbdious, and ex
tensive, and capable of-accommodating-40 bead of
hones, will always bo-attended by.a careful and at
tentive Ostlprj lhus rendering hls houte a desirable
stopping place for drovers and travellers. -
-. Nothing shall bo omitted on his part to make- his
house a cheerful bnd pleasant temporary home to
such as may favor him with their custom. ; Call and
judge foryoursclves. 1- ' : 1 1 - '''
, BoAnnsns taken by tho-weok, month, or year. ■■
■: /JOSEPH HEI3ER.
Carlisle, Oct. 9,1051—3 m
CliinaanaCiockcryWai'c, ,
A/.LARGE andgenerataßsortmenlofQueenswaro
XX has just boon’received !by Iho subscriber, cm*
bracing a handsome assortment of tho host
White Granite Stone Ware,
such as dishes, plates, tfias, covered and uncovered
dishes, bowls, toilet arid chamber Setts, pitchers, dee.
togclherwith a lot of
Blue Liverpool Ware, , , ’ 1 ,
all of the latest style and shapes; also all tho various
articles of the bestcommdn ;■
White and Edged Ware. .
The assortment includes a few plain white arid gold
band tea setts* of the best quality and stylo, and also'
nil the necessary articles of the .best, Granite, Stone
and Blue Liverpool Ware, suitable for any size..of
Dinner, or Tea Setts, as may be wanted, together
with a variety of Glass Ware, including a fine as
sortment of , .
Bar and Table Tumblers, .
dishes, footed and other howls, goblets, wine glasses,
lemonades, lamps, &c. • .
The prices for all aro fixed at .the lowest cash
prices/ Wo invito our friends who arc in.want of
articles in bar line, to give us a call
Carlisle, March 5,' 1651
New Fall ’Goods.
THE subscriber has jtist opened a largo and varied
assortment of seasonable. Dry Goods, consisting
BROAD CLOTHS & CASSIMERES,
French Morlnoes, Coburg Cloths, Cashmeres, Mous
do Laincs, Ginghams, Calicoes, Mantilla and Bon*
net Velvets, while and colored all wool Flannels,
embroidered and plain .Sack Flannels. Hosiery and
Cloves of yarious kinds, Sheetings and Shirtings of
all widths, with a variety of other seasonable goods
not opumaiatcfl. ,
G. W. HITNER,
Carlisle, Sept 25, 1851
Oroat Arrival, of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
A T the grat Mart for Dry‘goods, Groceries, Boots
XX'and Shoos, aftho corner of Hanover and Lou*
Ihor streets. ...
The, subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and numerous customers, that ho has returned from
Philadelphia, with a largo and varied-assortment of
PALI* AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in pail of Broadcloths and Casstmcrcs,'
Sattinots, Vestings, Muslins, Chocks,Tickings, Flan*
nels, Linscys, Velvet Cords, Cravats, Suspenders,
Gloves, dee. • ‘
Ladies' Dress Goods, Silks, Merlnocs, Bomba
zines, figured, plain and changeable Poplins, Mous
lin da Laincs, Ginghams, Calicoes,/Alpacas, Shawls,
Hosiery, Coburg Cloths, dee.
Bovs’ Caps,— A very largo assortment, embracing
every style and quality.
Boots &Si;nr.g.—An extensive variety of Mens',
Women's, and Children's Boots and Shoes, from the
mosi celebrated manufacturers.
Groceries,
Such as Sugar! Coffee, Molasses, Rice, &c. Choice
TEAS froin thp'well known dealers, Jen
kins dc Co t 1 •
Ail. who visit our establishment are free to ac
knowledge that wo are selling every description of
Goods, at astonishingly low prices. Odr system qf
low prices has already attracted a great number of
people. Tho attention of all who wish good bar
gains is solicited, ns extraordinary inducements can
bo offered to purchasers. ■'
Butter, Eggs, Rags, Soap, and Dried Fruit, taken
at market prices..
N. W. WOODS, Agt.
September 25, 1851.
Harrisburg Slcam Wood Taming and Scroll
W Sawing Shop.
OOD TURNING in all it. branches, in city
stylo and at city prices. Every variety of
Cabinet and Carpenter work either on hand or turned
to order.
Red Posts, Table Legs, Awning Posts,
Dalustres , ' Newell Posts, Wagon Hubs,
Roselle, Patternt, Columns,
‘ flf, d Quarler Mouldings , Round or Octagon
Chisel Handles, %e.
This shop is in Strawberry Alloy, near Third St.,
and as wo intend to please .all our customers who
want good work done, It is hoped tho trade will give
us a call. Ten-Fins and Ten-Pin Balia made to or
der or ro-turned.
„ , . ,W. O. HXCKOK.
Harrisburg, May B.lBsl—jy .
NOTICE.
VTOTICE is hereby given that application will bn
X\ made to the next Legislature, agreeably to tho
constitution ond laws of this Commonwealth, for on
alteration in tho charter of the Carlisle Dcposilßank
so as to confer upon sold bonk tho rights and privil
eges of a bank of issue, and to change tho name of
said Bonk to “The Farmers ond Mechanics Bankol
Carlisle,”
By order,of the Board Directors, •
n „„ W. M: BEETEM, Cashier.
Carlisle Deposit Bank, >
Juno 6, 1861—Cm, 5 ‘ ’
Superior Groceries I
THE 1 subscriber bogs leave to inform his custo
mers and the public generally, that ho has removed
his Grocery and Provision Store, to tho brick build
ing nearly opposite his former stand, in South Han
over street, Carlisle. Ho has recently supplicdhlm
self with a good assortment of
: Fresh Groceries,
SSS&nd other articles In his line, which hois pro
pored, os usual, (o dlsnbso of at very moderate rates.
Those wishing good bargains will please give mo
g call at my now stand, directly opposite (ho Volun
teer printing office. . -
' O’ INHOPF, Ag’t.
March 0, 1851, 1
T?RENCH KID GLbVES, The subscriber has
Icstot:: 111 K,d GiovoBini9 ‘>
~ October 30. ' W. IiITNEU.
Xlmobnrnert Coni.
1 «0 ■ Valley nut coal, for.burn-
XtyU log Linic, rocojving and for sale cheap by
; . .W. d. jfltJftßAV; Agt. *
HAMS. Exalts & Swift's celebrated SUgar cure
Hams,Just.icc6Wed and for sale at the Gibcdry
*9l*” 0. INHOFF. Agt.
TVJTUFFSI MUFFS!I Just opened n fine ns-
J.YX sorlmenl of Muifs at rednbeu prices by <
‘••'I » GKO, W. UITNER.
October 30.
Ncw jlmval of Hardware,
HA& just'rqctncd and opcned thq largest assort
ment of ; goods in his liao, .ovor.qftcrcd to tho
citixcns of-Cumberland county, whichwill bo sold
at extraordinary low rates; The public, is respect*
fully ;call and qxainino my, assortment
which' consists in part of
Plain and. Figured Canvass..
Enamelled and Patent Leather..
.Enamelled Muslin and Drilling.
PlaleiUDdshcra.. , ( : ..! •
. Damask; Ratlinct, Blue nmi Drhb Clolhs, Brood,
Pasting and Seaming Lace; Hubbs, Follows,Spokes*
Eliptic;Springs, Iron Axles, Moss arid_ Deer’s Hair.
A complete assortment of Saddler's Tools.. ■
•J&pand, Brass and Silver Mountings, of various
palternsi '
To Cabinet.and,Shoe Makers!
Mahogpny, Walnut and Maple. Veneers; Mahoga
ny, Walnut, Mineral and Glass Knohs; .curled hair,
moulding of vano.us patterns, sofa springs, varnish,
dee. Morocco,'Lining and Binding Skins, Lasts,
Thread,‘Pegs, &c.V • , 11 ; 1
. .To Builders, Carpenters and others!
A full assortment of Upright, Him and Mortice
Locks, with Mineral, ..While and -Brass Furniture;
hinges, screws, sash,and shutter springs, bolts, glass,
pully, paints of all colors,oil, turpentine, dec. Also
mill, cross-cut, circular; hand and panel saws, au
gurs, chisels,-chopping and pointing axes, hatchets,
planes and plane bits, steel and.iron squares, noils
and spikes, dtc* , ■ >
To, Blacksmiths, Farmers and others.
Hammered and roiled iron of every description',
cast,.shear, spring,and blistoi steel, English & Ame
rican; wagon boxes, anvils, solid thread vices, files;
rasps, dee. '
I would invito particular nUcnlion to Housekeep
ers and others, to my assortment of waiters & troys,
plairitfnd gothic style; knives, forks/ German silver
and filver. plated butler knives, Carving knives and
forks, table steels, Drittania, German silver and sil
ver plated table aiid tea, spoons, brass and rolled
metal Picscrviug' Kettles, smoothing frons, tubs,
buckets and churns.
Blok&’s & Buswcll's Fire ahd .Wator Proof Point
of different colors, constantly on hand..
Remember the old stand, east Main street.
Carlisle, Oct. 2, ISA 1.
Frosb Arrival or
J. W. EBY.
THE subscriber having just returned from the
Eastern cities with a full and handsome assort
ment of all kinds of Hardware of t)io very best mak
ers and Well selected, is now opening at the Cheap
Hardware Stand, in North Hanover street, ncxldoor
to Scott’s hotel, where ha invites all that are in want
of good and cheap .Hardware, to give him a'call and
see and satisfy themselves of the truth, ns wo arc de
termined to sell at n small advance. Small ptofils
and quick sales is the order of the day.
To Builders , Carpenters anil Others.
A full slock of white, mineral and japaned knobs,
locks iind latohes, hinges, screws, window sash atid
shutter.springs, strait-necked and barrelled; holts, of
every kind; Will, cross cut and circular Saws; hand,
panel, ripping and back Saws; bright, black and Hue
augurs; chisels, broad, pointing, hand and chopping
Axes, of different makers; hatchets, planes dc plane
bits, steel and. iron squares, files, rasps, brads,spikes,
oil sixes.-
’To Saddlers and Qaaeh Mahers, -
Our stock consists of a'complete assortment of.arti
cles,in your lino of business, each ns brass, silver «Sc
japaned mounting, carriage trimmings, broad poster
ing and sooming laces, fringes, plain and figured can
vass oil cloth, top lining cloth & serge lining, white,
red, blue and black patent leather; Dashers, silver A
brass plate, Deer hair, rosetts, hubs, follows, spokes,
bows, eliptic springs; iron axtes, malleable castings.
To Cabinet and Shhe-malters. '
A full slock of shoo kit and findings, boot morocco,
French kid, straits, morocco & lining and binding
skins; lasts, tacks, pegs, hammers, pinchers, French
morocco, superior copal-varnish, japan and black
varnish, mahogany and maple' veneers, moulding,
beading, resets, glass, minora) and mahogany knobs
of every size and stylo. . <
To &tac/esfoi/hs r Farmers and Others*
It tons of assorted bar iron, warranted of the: best
quality. A splendid assortment of bar. and roiled
iron, hammered, horso-shoo,. scollop, plough, breed
and narrow tire, rolled, hoiso-shoe bar, band, round
and square iron; east, shear, spring, English and
American blister steel, English wagon boxes, car
riage boxes in salts, anvils, vices, filed, .rasps, horse
shoe nails, &c.
ToHnuackeepert, .
A beautiful assortment of cheap Fancy gpods, such
as wallers, trays, plain & fancy knives, forks, butch*
or knives, steels, hritlania lamps, brass candle slicks,
brllloniQ and silver table and tea spoons, plated but*
ter knives, preserving kettles, smoothing irons, iron
and lined tea &. oval boilers, iron frying and bread
pans, washboards, tubs, churns, buckets, iron pots,!
wash kettles, and stow pans, «Stc.
Carlisle, Moy 7,1851
Fresh Arrival of Hardware.
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
TfTAVING just returned from NoW York and Phil-
J7L ndclnlua with tho best and Cheapest Block of
HARDWARE,CUTLERY, BUILDING MATE
RIALS, PAINTS, &c.,ovcr brought to Carlisle; I
would respectfully request dealers and consumers
and nil others, to give mo a call and sec whether
they cannot got more and bettor goods for tho same
money, than at any other place in town, My slock
of Locks, Latches, Bolts, Hinges,.Screws, Nails,
Spikes, Glass, Paints, &p., is complete and very
cheap. Of Carpenters’ Tools, I havo n splendid as
sortment. Also, Cabinet Maker's Tools and Mato*
rials,viz:—Yancors, Mahogany, Mineral and Class
Bureau Knobs and Varnish. - ~, .
SiDDUiUS AND CPICII MAKERS,' "
o»n huso oTotytlting In their lino eiioopot thon ovo.r
ForShoeinnkers,
I havoV first falo slock! of Morocco and lining
Skins, Bindings, Pegs, Thread and Wax, and
perb assortment of Shoomnkers* Tools. I have also
tt complete assortment of Ball's Lusts, made in Har
risburg', which con bo had at no other place in town,
and at Bull’s prices. Together with an assortment
of all kinds of Hammered and Rolled Iron end Stool.
Of Housekeeping Articles, I have Knives, Forks,
Spoons, Walters, Snuffers and Trays, Tubs, Buck
ets, dec, ' ■,
Of WALL PAPER, I have the largest, Hand
somest and cheapest assortment in town, And to
all who want Good and Cheap HARDWARE, I
would say, oomo and see for yourselves. .<
‘ JOHN P. LYNE.
Carlisle, May 14, 1851. ; .
fIOFFEES, SUGARS, Rico, Chocolate, Spices,
V Molasses, Syrup, &c., os well as other necossniy
articles, just received fresh and for sale at the store
of J. W. BUY.
Juno 80,1881. ■
Ml. H. lIINKIXY, >
PHYSICIAN AND; 9UEOEON, Main’ Wool,
popr the Post Office. Dr. IT. \yill give his parti
cular attention, to surgical .diseases,, and'diseases of
women and children, ,Ho will also glvd hla dilution
every Saturday morning, In hlsoffido, gratis,Trpm i 1*
to 19. o'clock, to surgical cases among tho poor.
January !33, Iflßl —ly , v
Clitvlllod Citlov Vluogur,
JUST received 100 galls! of pure Cider Vinegar
for Pickling, warranted to booCsupariorquallty.
Sapt/yo, ‘ O. W. HITNER.
JAOODSENER,
Groceries.
Now Wliolcsalo & Rctall .
ConfecJjipßrft,&,T«y Store,
West Main a few doors west of Burkholder's
Hotel, in. thfxoom fQhritrly occupied asu Dptfe
.Start,
THE undcVslgnodbcge leave to inform4he-cliioemo
of Carlisle dndlhbpablic generally, that he has'
opened a'store at-the above piece, where ho intends .
immjfaoturlng'aod keeping cohstontly onhand •
; ■■
of every description. Hia stock ‘in wall - ncwianiLhe,
warrants his Candies,equal Ip ini
the State... jdrepgos,
Lcmbns,, Piupos, Figs, Afraorids, E.,
Walnuts, Ci Nuts, FUberis. -pocoa'
Ground Nuts,&c. Atsoi Mint, Lemon, Chocolate,
Gum,-Cordial and other Djo’pa.LoMnges/Figured
Almonds, Candy-Cigars, and a variety; of othep con*
dies. :.: - ! ):-« r: rv ~ •-
Toys of all Kinds) . i. , ■■
such ps China Vascsy Mugs, Bowls and Pitchc**,
Mantel Orhambnlk of all'kinds, Lions; Elephants,
Horses,'Dogs, Guns, Whips,:lndian Bobber and*
other Battles,"Wax, Varnished & other Doll heads,
Ki(| and other Dolls, Whistles, DAffff'
ing PigurcB, Boskct & other Wagons, ,Bch‘66l Bps*
kcls. Wheelbarrows, Drums,Trumpets,Swoidd,'Piif
tots, Alabaster Toys of all kinks, and an endlcsß va
riety of
>. FANCY:. GOODS ,.. .. .'; : ;
for Men, Women and Children. In addition toilho
aboJo ho has dll -kinds of Perfumery, such dfc Jenny*
Mnd and other Cologne, Chrystalino, Pomatura.O*
Marrow, Bear’s Oil, &c. Fancy ftml other; Soaps*
A pritno article of Cigars and Tobacco pn band* '
Ho hopes by strict attention to business and small
profits to mcilt d dhare of public patronage. :- i
' A. H. WORMLEY#
. September 15, 1651 • 'V* l
SPLENDID JEWELRY I.;
A . THE subscriber bogs leave to inform bis
friends and the pablie. that'ho faas.ijuat rfcbei-
SBuUpfrvcd alargo arid'beaulifur assortment of rich
and rare . . ' ‘ 1 •
:Fancy,Ooods,, \'r : ', ;i v ;
consisting in part pfGojd and 3U?sr Watches, jGold
Chains, Gold Fens, and Pencils, Ear and, Finger
Rings.BreastPina, Medallion Lockets,Sil.verSpppps,
Duller Knives, Forks, beautiful Card Cases, & Jew*
dry of almost every, description. 1 .would particular
ly invite the attention of purchasers to my assort*
merit, and my low. prices,-at the old stand. Wet.
High street, a fcw.doors west of Burkholder's hotelt
THOMAS CONLYN;
Carlisle, Doc 10,1860. - . : i
New & Popular School Book,
COMPREHENSIVE Summary of’Universal His*
lory, together with a Biography of distinguished
persons, to which is appended on epitome of Heathen
Mythology,Natural Philosophy,General Astronomy
any Physiology, adopted in tho public schools of
Philadelphia. ....
E. 8. JONES & CO., Publishers, .
8. W. Corner Fourth and Race Streets, Phils.
Teachers - and School Committees addressing let
ters-to uspost paid, will be furnished-with copies
A full and complete assortment of Books and Sta
tionary for sale at (ho lowest prices; ' ; .
May 1, 1851—ly"
Plainfield Classical Academy, ;
FOUR miles We«t of Carlisle. .The Eleventh
Session commences on Monday,
1861.' • ■■' -
This Institution has been In successful operation 6
years, during which time such additions and iraprpve
ments hayo been made as to render It one of (ho
roost commodious and convenient in the State. r
.In regard -to Jioahhfulness it'may bo mentioned
that no case of serious' sickness has .occurred in the
Institution sinco i( was founded... Its moral purity
is attested, by the fact that depraved a’sspciajfyps,
scenes ot vice, resorts for dissipation have no
existence tho neighborhood. ... ; k
The coureo'of instruction comprises all,branched
required ihc merchant, professional aian pr,colle
gium Alqo modern languages, vocaUpd instrumen
tal music, ’i
It is tbo determination of tho Proprietor-that .the
Institution shall sustain .tho reputation it has already
acquired fur imparting thorough Instruction* and in
culcating and oslahlishingyirtuous principles in the
mins of tbo youth submitted to charge.
Terms (per session of five month's) sso Od.'*
For catalogues containing references) «SccJ; address
R. K.‘BURNS;
Principal arid Proprietor,!
Plainfield P. Q, l Cumb. co., ps.
October S, 1861
WUITE HAIL ACADEITIV.
3 mile* west of Harritburg,Pa, i,
rpHE second session of this Institution will-coin-
X mcnco' on Monday, the 3d of November
It is situated in a pleasant and bealthfuisection of
the county, and is convenient of access from all par.U
ofth'o State, Application should'Do made aVeariV
ns possible; as only a limited number can bVrpVoiv
ed. , ‘ ‘ ■ , *= •- - rr -'»
TERMS
Boarding, washing, lodging, and tuition! per . !
session, • • ' sBo' 60
Instructors: Divio pEKU.vain, Principal . and
Teacher of Languages and Mathematics. .' .
Lkmuec Simmons, Teacher of Vocaltrad Instru
mental Music.
Amos Row, Tutor.
For circulars containing particulars, address '
D. DENLINGER, Principal,
Sept. 11,1651 r 1 Harrisburg, Pa.
Eire Insurance. liV , , . i
THE Alien and EastpenneboroughMulual Fite
Insurance Company of Cumberlahd county,incor
porated by an act of Assembly, is nowfully or
ganized, and in operation under tho management
of the following commissionere, via: >1 , . i
’ - Jacob Shelly, Wra. R, Gorgas,Miobae) Cock
lln, Melohoit Bcenneman*. Christian .Steyman,
ChristianTitze), Jacob.H. Ooover,Lowis Hyer,
Honry Logan, Benjamin H. Mussor, Jacob Kirk,
Samuel Prowoll, Joseph VVickcrshcm,. „./p
. The rates of insurance are as lo wand favorable
as any Company of the kind in tbe State. > Per
sons wishing to become;roembors>are.JnTUed-to
make application to tho agents of the company
who are willing to wait upon them at any time.'
JACOB SHELLY, President.
m HsNnvLooA ttyFiff
Lewis Hybr, Seoretary* , 1 ‘ '
Miciiarl Oooklin, Treasurer, * • 1 •■» >
November 1,1840. 1 1
AGENTS.* I * ’ 1
Cumheflandcounty— Rudolph Marlin.N.Cum
berland; C; B. Herman, Kingstown; Henry Zesr
ing,Shiroronnsto\vn: Robert Moore and' Charles
Doll, Carlisle; Dr. .1. Ahl, OhUtehtOwnf Sattqol
Grohstn, Woalponnsborongh; JatnddM’Dotvell,
Frankford; Mode Griffith, South,Middlemen.
Yorh county —John Shorriolt‘, Tijaborii; John
Bowman, Dillsburg; Peter Wolford, Franklin f
John Smith, Esq., Washington; Wi S.Plcktng,
Dovert Daniel Baflensberger; J. W, Craft. .
Hodr-Mliurg— Houser dt Locbman.
Members of the company having Poliqiesabou f
to expire can hayo thorn ronowed by making ap»
plication to any, qfthe agents.
JTtUt.ReaOiVOd,' m birran,.
A variety of handsome dc useful Mliclcs towh iolt
I woqld invllqtlio atleoljon of tl|e pub|io, con
slst-ing in part of China Dinner &Tea ocia.Stomt
China Dinner, Tea, and Toilet eels, bolt,Liver
pool and Common Ware. 1 " " ■" ' '•
tllaSs Wfari, ■'
Suqli; as JJnwls, Coblole. Stahds,
biers,, jolly Stands,, Dqchnters,i Loinopßdai.Bnd
a variety, of Glass Dishes of every .slxe, Tor Sale
by-- o ' C. INHOFF.Agt.
» .Carlisle, Sept 30, .1961. , . T !
Segnra. ' ; 1 t ,
‘A *W*IE Mlfel* of . !-Pf VflriQuW !t)rßtid«,
pi ", UC ' n N °; c T’ lnr ?? ,ran 'l pjwutlni,
Prinolpoo, Rog'llo, Joony Lind, Aqunll,,
nndl'ortuonu, Juat rccoi.odnni] for«io Hi (Hp,Op»-
foctloimy, Fruil «nd Toy «loto of , , , ” ,
a. s. wo mi&% :
September 11, 1661.
pod Wanted,