f In Now.vUlb.ori Iho-lSih in at., bylho Rov. William fc. Bannetrfllr- JKPFEnsoN Linn, to Miss Catharine OfeMIfKRV; - -'. •. - Od.ylbo i,samV day,,by Ihoj. sam.o. Mr, Jacob D. pQck/to .Mleb Sobannaa Slaybauoh, all of N.ewvillo, f - On (lie simo/cUy by the? eacno, Mr. John Wolf, to, MiBSjMAVt' MoCoY, all bF CiimborUnd 00. Pi» ■; In : llarrlibyr£, on tholSlh inst.,by the Rotr. Wm. Uric, MrV ALeyandßiv F. Meet,-to Miss Sarah A. PARRiN9‘oft) bbll|’of Carlisle, Pa. . . i -I ; 3SCHtl)ff. . IrvEael Pcrinsboro* township, on tho 17th Inst., Mr. Hrnby Lonobdobf, aged 70 years, 5 months and 21 days. On Friday evening Ibo 14th liistafter a lingering illness of consumption, Mr. John H. Weaver, of Ibis bdroiigh, aged about'4B years. V. ,■ Police. ■VrpTICElis bereby given, tliat Loiters Testamon. j\| tary haVQ been issued to me, as Executor of the last wilt ,aod Icetamont of- Joshua Sellers, dec’d, by tho Register county, Persons hav iog claims will pjeasu present them, and those know* ing theftisolvcs indebted to the estate, ate required to mabe payment without delay. ; , DANIEL SELLERS, Executor. May 27,1852.—G1, ■ ' Newspaper .Establishment for Sale. AwoeMy newspaper establishment, located in ono of the most flourishing,lnland tpwns in the'into* rior of Pennsylvania, isotreiod for sate, liio proprietor wishing lo chango’hta business In consequence of ill :heaUh. ,Tho eabacriptloa.list numbers about 400,.(nearly ull of wluchjijrvo been voluntary sub njripllonn) which could no doubt bo doubled in a Very'abort .time by proper election, The paper has averaged about ten' columns’ of paying advertise mens epico Us commencement, and the Jobbing is quilo respecUbJe, and considerably more than that of many-other towns'of greater size and population. The‘office ia well supplied with materials, having three presaes, one of which ia a “ Washington, 41 from 600 to BCO lbs. of body type, end a handsome assort ment of job type.' The town ia beautifully and ad vantageously locailed for business, boing*rtf the lo)- tnodlalb viomily of canals and railroads, leading in almost every'direction.'. To one or two young men wishing lo engage- in business, this is a fine oppor- there ia not much doubt that, In the course of d .few years, the population, and buaiuoa of the town will rapidly Increase. For further information inquire of the editor of litis piper. .Carlisle, May ; 27,1052: THOMAS 11. SKH.KS' KEW CI-.«TmiV« Rooms, • ■ AND FDRNISIIING STORE. Opposite the Rail Road Office, West Itigh Street, Carlisle. Th. SKir.rs desires to inform his old friends i arid lho ; poblid that he' has opened a general clothing establishment, and has now in store a-cx tensive stock lof tho best and cheapest goods ever offered In Carlisle. : Men’s, ifonth’s, anti Boy’s Clolhing, fur’Spriilg, Slimmer and Wiptcr wear, now on hand of every variety and furnished at reduced rates.-- Ho lias also a largo'ond wftll selected assortment of Piece Goods, of French and Gorman Fab rtc«,pf, now and beautiful patterns, for .posts, pants atid.vcils, which wilt bo made to order in the most approved.qnd fashionable.manner end in a superior etyto/of workmanship., A full and elegant slock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, such ns gloves, plain anil /fancy shirts', cotlArs, h.indltcrchicfs, ties, &c., constantly.kept on fund. Also India Rubber Overcoats’‘apd Leggins, Feeling confident, from iho reputation which it has been his constant aim fur a course of years to secure for his establishment, of his ability to ptoase, hi respectfully.invite* on examination of his stock, which for quality, workmanship and low prices bo surpassed. OatlUlo, May 27,1852—•|y. Assignee’s Sale of Real Estate. TtlE undersigned, Assignees of Samuel Brickcr, bffVafpHvolo sale; the following real estate, viz: Hot. The valuable farm at* present occupied by the said'Samuel Brickcr, situate in Mdnroo.township, Cumberland county, about one and a quieter miles eoulfiofCliurchtown, containing ■ 120 ACRES, 100 acres of which is improved,and in a high stale of cultivation* the remaining 20 icrcs-ls well cover ed vyith valuable limber. TIIB improvements are o p n STONE DWELLING HOUSE, Bank ffiSSOk, Barn, Waggoij Shed, Corn Crib?, Wash (l°uac, and otlicr necessary out-buildings. r is a well and also a spring of good tvalcr convenient.to the dwelling. There is also a young'Apple Orchard and a variety of other fruit trees on lho promises. The Yellow Breeches Crock runs at (he west side of this property. The property Is id gofod condition in every respect, and b ailualcd in a pleasant end healthy locality. No. 3. The Merchant Mill Property, situate In the township aforesaid, containing 15 Acres of Improved land; The improvements are a largo MERCHANT MILL, on the . Yellow Breeches Creek, running fear burs, and in good condition in every rospoot. . Also a Brick Tenant Home, (with .water at tho door,) a. small barn, and oilier out buildings. There is on this property a young orch ard and a choice variety of oilier fruit trees'. No. 3. Thirty acroSof Mountain Land, situate in the township aforesaid.,and con jpSß vonicnl to tho two properties described above. The lend is well covered with timber, and Wuibo sold with tho mill property or separate to edit purchasers.. For particulars, call on either of the undersigned, residing in Monroe township. MOSES dRICKER, , ... GEORGE W. BUICKER. Aesignert of Samuel Briefer, Carlisle, May 27, 1832—if. PUOI K CTIO X FROM LIGHTENING! TO TUG rnuuc. WE rcspoctruUy offer to tho public our superior Lightening Rods of Spiral-twisted Carbonized Annealed Iron wilh Zink Pntcclortf and electro pos itive elements combined in their manufacture, thus rendering them equal to copper as conductors. They bio made in ten feel lengths, accurately filled brass screw connecting joints, an entire notv stylo of •Hatchments for brick or frame buildings. Also Jlaai Isolators of a novel and ingenious construction drmlog .a lock—the whole .mounted with a solid silver or gold plated point Iwotvo inches long, which fOMOssJbo power to an extraordinary extent of die* charging Iho opposite element* of Iho most fearful thunder storm,and embraces every ecfontifio improve* ment m lightening rods up to this. time. Thus guarding, both laterally and obliquely, the whole constitutes Iho most magnificent and perfect elloDt conductor# over presented to the public. Wo have not compromisodaafoly by affording those rods at such low rales. Wo have given the greatest at tention to their construction so that they may be readily allatohod. The astonishing power of the negative magnets In discharging the air of its oppo site elements has been clearly demonstrated by the electromotor, when unmngoclizcd points have shown hut plight results though placed in (ho same condition. Tn fact they gather amt silently discharge electricity from the atmosphere, when yon would scarcely sus pect any oHieing present. Our I nproviimcnt h iving received thouppmV.il of men <if Si’h nCc, iho public are cautioned »grimd purchasing "f Ihimo who havu substituted inferior.lmitation. ll*vo go.ul rods or fjnno. Wd in mufioturo fur Iho wlmlo United Stales and for cxpornlinii to any part of Urn world. All orders for rod#, wholesale or ronrih though-the Post Office. Will bo promptly attended to if addressed to Iho aubsorlborß at Carlisle, c. maglVuiilin, A. S. SENER, May I3lb.lBsil—*Jm. and Chain Pumps, of various sizes and I) at very.low prices. May 6,1853. ; HENRY SAXTON. DEDICATION. THE new LulheranChurchof.lbis place, will beeolemnly 'set apart to the eeivice and worship of God, on Whitsunday, (he 30th of this month,— We respectfully invite the friends of'rellgiori to, attend.; By order &c„ H.S.IUTTER/A’cc'y.. , . , TO. JUIEJLER; ■ A TTORNEY AT LAW, has removed to the XX office lately .occupied ; hy the Hon. James H. Graham. ‘ Carlisle, April 29,1852 —3tn . WM. JT. SHEARER, A TTQRNEY AT LAW. Office in the room with /X ,Wro. H. .Miller, Eeq., lately occupied by Hon. James H. Graham. . Carlisle, May 6, 1852. * iiinriit todß, ATTORNEY ATLAW, has removed his office from North Hanover street, to his residence in West High street, South side, a few doors be low the Court House, and nearly, opposite Burk holder's hotel* Carlisle, April 15, 1852—3 m . MIS. DAY & 11 ERRING* HAVING associated themselves together Ip the practice of medicine and Us collateral branches, offer (heir professional services to tho chitons of Mo* chsnicsburg and adjacent country. May' 13, 1852—6 m . DR. jr. li. SIVITIf, : HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, respectful ly informs tho public, that ho has removed to the dwelling adjoining Mr. Daniel Keller, and near to Dontz* /Store, whore he can be found when not profes/ionally engaged. April 8,1652—3 tn ‘ PROPOSAL FOR FRESH BEEF. SEALED proposals will bo received at tho Qr, M-istcrs office el iho Carlisle Barracks, Pa. from tho 14th day of-May to tho 14th day of Juno at 10 o'clock, 1852, fur the supply of Fresh Beef to tho Troops stationed.atlho Barracks. Tho Beef to bo of best quality equal proportions of hind and loro quarters; (necks and shanks cxclu ded) and in bo delivered in such quantities as tho Commissary of Subsistence may direct. " * . R.M. ANDERSON, L t. 2d Dragoons, A. A.C.S. Carlisle Barracks,Msy, 13th 1552. 4w. Estate Notice. ALL persons arc hereby notified (hat Letters of Administration on the estate of Mrs. Sarah A. Bon ham, late Carlisle, Cumberland county,deceas ed, have this day been issued by the Register in and for sold county to’ the subscriber who' resides in 1 Carlisle. All persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent, are request'.) to make known the same without delay, and tho*o indebted to make payment to J. ELLIS BONHAM, Adm’r. M..y 13, 1852—Gt , WANTED, osm bounty LAND WARRANTS, 500 /OOUU of ICO acres, 1000 of 80 acres, and 1000 of 40 acres, issued under the acts of 11 th of Feb ruary 1817, and September 28, 1850, for which the highest price will bo paid. The undersigned having had long experience In the collection of Pensions, Bounty Land*, Back Pay, Extra Pay, &c., would respectfully ask ap plicants under the several acts of Congress to give him a trial with ihoif eases. Residence South Hanover street, Carlisle, Pa. GEORGE Z. BENTZ. April 1,1852—2 m Bonnets & Parasols ARE received from Philadelphia every week by tits subscribers, now on band an excellent assort ment, which wo are selling out very cheep, May 13.1853. A. &. W. BENTZ. WALL PAPER! Just received by tho subscri ber a lot of now and beautiful patterns at very low prices. Window Shades, &c. HENRY SaYTON Way 0, 1653. PARASOLS. JUST received a splendid assortment of Parasols of all kinds do qualities at prices to suit (ho limes. Eatons, a largo lot of Lawns also Plain Mourning Lawns, which will be sold very cheap. GinghatnSt just received a largo assortment of Eurlston & Manchester Ginghams, which will bo sold very cheap. N. W. WOODS, Agt. Carlisle, May 10th 1832. Prepared for Every Season. THE MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT or M. & L. STEINER, Df/iet Competition. STEINER & BROTHER, beg leave to invito the attention of (heir old customers and of (ho public generally, to (lie fact (bat far (ho purpose of securing room for a larger slock of Goods (Iran (hoy could keep at (heir old stand, (hoy hxvo Removed (hair Store to (ho room formerly occupied as the Post Cilice, in .W cat Main street, andddoorseaslof wjicro the Post Office is now kept, where they Better Prepared thru Ever, to accommodate the public with tho best articles and at low prices. They have just opened their now slqck of. SPBINO AND SUMMER CIOTIIINfi, of which they are proud to Invito an inspection* It certainly Is far superior to any oilier that has over been in Carlisle, and (ho prices cannot fail to prove satisfactory, to all who are judges of (ho quality 6f (ho Goods offered, ll comprised a fine assortment of every article of MEN’S APPAREL. Consisting ofbluck, blue,green, brown, dress, frock, and Sack Coals. Pantaloons.— Tho Intent styles In plain ond fancy Cußßirncrcs, Doeskin,Caessnott, Corduroy,Velveteen, heavy Tweed, &o. Vests. —The largest, richest and most vai'icd as sorlmcnt ever ufTored, comprising silk, satin, velvet Ciißnimerc, Cloth, Caseliu-it Cloaking, &o. BoV's Clothing!— A. largo stock of Cents, Pants and Vests, of different sizes and qualities. These articles aro mndo with unusual neatness ond care, and far superior to those ordinarily offered, and equal (o customer work. Shirts.— Fine white shirts with linen Bosoms— Calicoes and different check shirts, bosoms, collars, suspenders, gloves, slocks, umbrellas Sc carpel bags. Pleatt observe the Stand! Stoiner & Brother feel it to bo duo to themselves particularly to caution their old not to mistake their old for their now Stand, noar the Post Office. Carlisle, April 23,1852—3 m Grand fiihibilion! Hurrah for Bargains. THE subscriber hos just returned from Iho eastern cities, and is now opening at his cheap Dry* Goods, Boot, Shoo and Carpet Emporium, the larg est and best selected stock of Goods west of Phila delphia, which ha is determined (o soil cheeper than the cheapest. Ilia stock consists in part of BLACK If FAtiCIl SILKS, Satin Turk Satins, Tissues, Dcrcgcs, Ba rege Delaines, v »ilk Poplins, India, Foulard & Hum mer Silks, plain and figured Swiss Muslin,' Book Muslin, Daces, Collars, Mull Muslins, Bonnets, Rib bans, Downs, Ginghams, Calicoes, French worked tuffs, Undcr-slcovcs. n |nrgo and full, assoitmont of Mourning Goods, Trimmings, 4c. : In the GcolUmoou's department are to bo found a large assortment of Cloths, OassimerGS, Vestings, &o. such ns hUck, Mud, brown, green, cadet, drub, olive, brown nmi olive green (.’lotha, plain M-ick ami fancy colored Csseiinures; Hitlin, Valencia and Miirsaillcs Vi-s’.mgs, Cotton Drillings, nnd agonoralaaaoitiuonl of all kinds of Domestic Goods. A full and complete alack of Gloves, lloßlcry.nnd Trunks; Boole and Shoes of every style nnd quality, CnrpeU from the cheapest cotton to the best throe ply Imperial. A full aupply of Froah Groceries, Spices, &o. , CHAISES OGILBY. I April 1, 1863. TalnaMc Farin’ for 'Sale. THE subscriber offers at private sala that valuable farm situate in North Middleton township, Ciim« arland ebuntyi about 5 miles from Carlisle, bounded y hnds'of Mode's Wetzel, GcoVgo Brocht’, - —- Zoiglcr and other's, containing j , "• , J-SIOT Aeves, •* moro or less, of tiret rate Slato land, 120 acres of which''.is ciodrcd and enclosed with good fences and in a high stale of cultivation, üboul T2 ; ncfoa of.-it being meadow, with a never failing:‘spring bf water running ’through U, which mahos it a .very suitable farm Tor groziog. , The remaining 80 notes is'C'ovcN cd with' good limber, ' Thb'iinpfdvomchts ora<B > double two story LOG HOUSE, Kitchen, LOG BARN, Spring tlouso and other a Well ofmoyer failing wa« convenient to the house. Also d large Apple and Peach Orchard and .other choice fruit trees on the premises, ' Any persons wishing to view the above farm will' plcaeo call on the undersigned residing in Carlisle, or Peter Sine residing on (he premises. CATHARINE WUNDERLICH. April 22,1852I—4m 1 —4m ' ' . __ Look l Look! 2 ALL now for this Snjdng, and cheap too—Gill and Velvet Wall Papers, Embossed do,, do., Plain and Printed papers, Marbles, Hall Papers, of every kind ; Satin Papers of the bcslproduction of Franco and England j;tho low priced Satin Papers, so .much in demand J together with lire cheap paper,' ton cents per,piece. Transparent Window Shades, Buff Holland, by tho case or piece, Tassels, Cord.&c,, alt of which have been selected with tho greatest care. Purchasers, at. wholesale and retail, aro invited to examine this stock, as wo assure thorn it will bo to their interest. LoNGSTRETH & BROTHER, No 7 North Third Street, between Market and' May 20, 1852.—3 m Churoti Alley, Philadelphia. „ lOfr Cords of Wood Wauled* 1 OH CORDS 0F WOOD WANTED immcdulc j.\JU ly al Carlialo Barracks, Pa. Apply to * R. 11. ANDERSON, Ist Lieut. 2d Drag. A. A. Q. M. ■ April 25.1852—1 m . , New Arrival of Hardware. JUST received and opening animmenso assortment of Hardware, which In addition to my former Bloch, makes U the most ample and complete of any other stock in tho county. To Builders, Carpenters and others! I would invito their particular attention to my im* menso aßsorlmont of Locks of various patterns, with While, Mineral,*Argilla and Brass Knobs, Latclics, Hinges, Screws, Sash and Shutter Fasteners, Boils, Augers and Handles, Chisels, Milt and Cross Cut Saws, Paints of all kinds, Oil, Turpentine, Kails and Spikes, hand, parinel and ripping Saws; Axes, AdzeS, Hatchets, Pianos, Steel and Iron Squares. To Coach Makers and Saddlers. Call and examine my assortment of Enameled and Patent Leather, plain and figured Canvass, Enamel, cd Alnfilin, Plated D.tsfios, Carriage and Wsgun Boxes, licnl Shads, Fvlloos, Hubs, Mountings of various styles and patterns. To Blacksmiths, Farmers and others. A splendid assortment of hammered, liorso shoe, scollop, broad and narrow Tiro Iron; rolled’horse shoo, bar, band, round and square Iron of .all sizes, shear, spring, English and American Blitter Sleol} Anvils, solid thread Vices, Files, Rasps. Durkco's celebrated Plows at $5 37£. To Cabinet and Shoo Matters! Mahogany, Walnut apd Maple Veneers, Mahogany Walnut, Mineral and Glass t Knobs, Mouldings of various patterns,Curled Hair,SofaBprings,Flowing, Scraping, Copal and other Varnishes; Morocco Lin ing and Bidding skins, Easts,Thread,'Pegs, Pincers' and Hammers. . . I would invito particular attention to Housekeep ers and others, to my assortment of troys, plain and gothic style; knivee, forks, German sjlvcr and silver plated butter knives, carving knives and folks, table steels, Briltania, German silver and sil ver plated table and ten spoons, brass and rolled metal Picsorving Kettles, smoothing irons, tubs, buckets and churns. Ulnko’s & Uuswolrs Fire and Water Proof Paint of dideront colors, constantly on hum!. Remember the old stand, east Main street. HENRY SAXTON. Carlisle, Mny fl, 18T>2 Take a Good I.ook Before Purchasing Your Goods! W E arc now prepared to show ono of Iho most extensive assortments of Spring & Summer Goods ever brought to Carlisle. Our assortment of Mena and Boys wear Is very complete, Cloths, Caasi meres. Vestings, Summer Stuffs, Kentucky idmis, Velvet cords, Linens, &c. Ladies Dress Goods, such as fancy and black Silks, Silk Poplins, Silk Tissues, bareges, mpuslin do iainos, barege da lames, ginghams, lawns, plain and figured Swiss Muslins, Book. Jaconet, Mull and Cambric Mus lins, calicoes, tickings, &c. BONNETS <*• RlBBONS,— Flowers, Tabs, Milinary materials of different kinds, with a largo supply of lOdgings, Inscriings, handkerchiefs, gloves, milts, hosiery, laco goods, flannels, Al pachds from 13} to $1 per yd. GROCERIES, SPICES, s■*. To all of which wo invito Iho oltcntion of those wishing to savo money, as wo have the oocumcnts to prove that our goods have all been .bought for cash. A. & w. DENTZ. April 8, 1852. New & Cheap Clothing Store. North Hanover Sired, on the corner opposite the Carlisle Bank, HENRY S. RITTER, has Just opened nl the nbovo stand, a largo assortment of Ready M«ulo Clothing, consisting, of Dress and Frock Coats, Sa6ka, Monkey Jackets, Pantaloons, &c,, of various styles and Qualities, to suit the tastes and means of nil. Also a fino assortment of Fur nishing Goods, such as Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, Bosoms,.Oolhira, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, See. and in dhorlall things needful lor mens' wardrobe. Always on hand,u fine assortment of CLOTHS, Caesimcrca, Vestings, A:o., which will bo made up to order at iho shortest notice, and on reason able terms for cash. All in want of good and cheap Clothing, are invited to call and sec, and judgu fur themselves. Carlisle, April 8,1803—3 m . The Cheapest Ready-made Clothing, EVER DROUGHT TO CARLISLE. THE subscriber respectfully, informs tho public dial ho has now. on hand,onooftholargc'st,cheap est ami most fashionable osaorlments of Ready made Clothing over brought to this market. A visit to my store', Corner of Main Slreti and Market Square, Carlisle, will satisfy all that I have Iho cheapest.and bast Coats, Pants* .Vests, Col lars, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Ac., that can bo foumlin Cumberland county. My Spring & Summer Stock has been made up expressly for this .market, and oar low prices cannot fail to suit the pockets of every one. Boy a’ clothing, trunks, and fancy articles, always on hand* 8. BREBIi. Corner of Market Square. April 15.1852. POPLIN. JBST, rrrrivrd n linmlx'iinn nSHrirtoiont of Thin A Figured, Frcjirh uad Irinh poplins for' L.idjcs* droH-rH, which will bn sold very alienp, 1 tloroge Sf Borage De Laina wliluh will bo sold very chmp. Donntle $ Klbhont. Just received n'lirgo .assort ment o( Bonnots A Ribbons, all Mod* vary cheap. Carlisle May 13,1«53, N. W. \VOOO% Agt. SUMACH WANTED. THE subscriber wishes tn purclmson largo quantity of Sumuok, for which tho highest oust) price will bo.paid. irdollverod at the rcsldonoo bf .the sub* scrlbor In Carlisle, in goodmerchtnuble order.. 1 . ( ;’- . . . JACOB BHROM- April 15,1853—3 pi LIST OF DEALERS OF; Goods,.Wares,.and Merchandize. Also, Millers, Distillers, Lumbermen, Gating Houses |Uie county of Cumberland, returned, and Classified by J» Worthington, Bag., Mercan tile Appraiser, in accordance with the several acts of Assembly, as follows, viz: .. . i . Carlisle, , Class,' License. Jason W Eby 13 ' $lO 00 JosDHalbert . 13; 10 00 Samuel EUiolt 14 . 7 00i Gfiarlea-Ogilby ' 10 ■2O 00 Ueo.W Hitner 13 10 00 A & W Bentz 19 19 50 Daniel Eokels, liquors* 14 1 10 50 -aniel J&l) Rhoads I W B Murray S VV Havehtlck,liquors, S A Hubbard, jr. Thomas Coaly a | Henry Saxton., I Jacob Uhefem r ‘' 1 John Hudib'r, 1 liquors*' i Peter Moaner [John P.Lyne,. . Jacob Wolf, liquors, Jacob Sonar: ' Jacob Leib'y, liquors, C Inhoff, Agent* liquors, S M Hoover T.HSkiles H 14 Rawlins . Wm M Porter Arnold & Levi Arnold & Livingston John Keeney N W .Wood* Agent, Haller & Conner Lewis Steiner S Brelf *■ Jofm.N’ Armstrong John Gillen; liquors, Philip, Messeramlih WF Sellers Charles, Barniiz, liquors, Woodward & Schmidt Henry S Ritter Henry Peters Henry 'Hatkness Wm Askew - A S Worftley C Ogilby John Connelly James M'Oranaban Jacob Fetter AM Piper, Agent, Mifflin, John B Perry Hdnry Solder Jolin Ernst, liquors, ShippembiiT g, Robert Snodgrass Edward Scbull John Gish C F Kunklo Kuhkle&:steriok. Jphp Slumbaugh Peter S Arfx, Agent, WDBHays JC&GD Alllck Samuel aiders, Jacob Pague, liquors, jot\p Fulwilor, Agent, Arnold & Co. 1 Jacob Bumbarger J B Duncan, Agont, Ncvin & Reddings John Wunderlich Win G Lee Mrs, Sarah Milter N A Cornelius , Dickinson,,. ■ Russel .& Dice > v . . D L Deelman Newcomer & Kurtz Weaicldy & Sliriver [ William Walts Acute Hit, Wm Barr, Agent, HunlecJJerron liquors, T M'Gandtish Jacob Swoyor Williams & Bro. S W' Sharpe Slough & M'Farland Joseph Laughlin Silver Spring. John Coyle Jacob Simmens, Jiqoor# Lejdich & Bro. A H Zorger Slrome hi flsverstlck Frankford. J D Laokoy Sc Co., liquors, ATeehanicalturg, Simon Arnold, nqoors, Ephrnirn Zug J & L Reiglo Henry Leas Ira Day J F Spahr Siri)or& Kmminget Mellison & Zaoariah George Singiaor Jacob Dorsheimer J Blizzard . John Swisher George Webbert J Mollison Sc Co: South AHddletatu. A W Leldich S N Divin Hopewell, Snid9r& Deihl Wherry & Ellsonbowef Newton, ! John Rutledge/ J H Wiley Joseph Smith’ James Kyle St CcT. ICestpenuiboro'ugh, Joaiah Hood Sc Son Thomas Groason C Rcnntngor J VV D Gilifand WilliamsoA & Goodhart D>ivi(J'Djemq(h{; Southampton* J \V-Cleveir, liquors* Jacob HeflTboughor St Co. C Faanoogli North: Middleton. EHoa Light, Iqiuors Upper Allen, A L. Cathcari Mathias Bitnor, liquor©, Hampden , G & \V 11 Eckels . Henry. Rupp, John Kutz V;. EastpennshoroUgh, Jacob Kenningor, liquors, Andrew EaUngor Joseph O Banka Fieisher Sc Eshenbour Diglor, M’Kinley Sc Wilt Hummel it Kerr J W Frasier Minhaei Freeae J W Kerr JVcio .Cumberland* John G Miller, liquor*, ' ( 14 Adam Brckloy 14 MorbcV. J'Mupb Si Co. t 3 (Um'rs Ovn'ef 13 V.ileiiiliii' 13 ji.lin A MackUn, liquors, ■ v 14 John Horn . 14 (Muirch, Leo & Cn. 13 I>lyi &.Swuzer, liquors 14 Lower Allen, Isaac llpiton, liquors, , 14 Jflcnh ScCo, 14 Drmvpr Sc Mouohlaa 14 Monroe. M Sc S. Mmrplt Sinclsdr Sc Michael Fiseel MjLtS. , Silver tyring. ThomiCß Bryson* A ':yt w t\v.& lBr4«?*. *’|o'oo Johnbbofloer . f . , 14., , , , ;7iOO ; George H Bucher • 14. 7 00 John Hallachor j .< 14' 700 Easlpenrahorough . * > r Jacob Hnldoman. ■ • , ‘ 14v-, / - f 7. 00 John Heck; 14. ,7 00 Lower Allen: •/, ■; C Ebcrly ’ ‘ - ' ! L 8 18.50 Bitnor&Urich , , 13..- .10 00 Bronnoman & Fitting 18, .10 00. Jadob Coovor 1*4 J ‘ 7 00 John H Kaufman 14 • 7 00 O Rupp : 14 7 00 Hampden ., ~ v . > JohnSnavely . ■ 14 700 South Middlelonl Jacob SheafTer 14 7 00 Monroe, David Vogleaong 13 10 00 / A 4& C W AW 13 10 <lO Henry Rife 13 10 00 Beniamin Gibler' *' 13 ’ ' 10 00 worth Middletoru ■ : W M Henderedn 4c Son 18 10 00 David Hoover 14 7 00 Hcmmihgci & Heagy 18 12 50 Dickinion. A H Enrolls IS ,10 00 John Moore ■ - 13 10 00 Frardford. John Hays 14 7 00 Newton, John Ernst 14 7,00 J Markward * 14 7 00 Christian Au 14 7 00 Hopewell. Jacob Ramp 14 7 00 , iPeitpennsborough. Marshal James 13 10 00 W D Philips .v » . 14. 700 Peter Faust 14 7 00 John Laughlin 14 T. 00 Jacob Sbdlabarger 14 7 GO Dlllcr & Ktidoi , 13 10 00 Carlisle, Edward Showeis 0 8 00 CJ Tnho/I 4 , Agont, -< 3 BCD Upper Allen * * John. Bowman -• 0 8 00 North Middleton ». W M Henderson 7 80 00 South Middltto m Robert Given 7 20 00 John M Good, Agent* ' 10 600 Monroe .. M U Bellzhoover 8 18 60 J A & C W Ahl 8 18 50 - Southampton. Martin Coovor 10 5 00 Hopewell* Robert Quigley 8 8 00 Jacob Au 10 6 00 Ramp & Qiove 10 5 00 Newton. Jemtson Hannon 8 12 60 Carlisle. Wm Alexander Wat Bomitz Bef.h, Oyster §* Rating Houses. Newvillc. George Murfoy 8 6 00 Mrs Kershaw 8 5 00 Carlisle. Jacob Low 8 5 00 Joseph Marklo 8 5 00 Henry M’Cord 8 5 00 Wm Sponsler 1 .8 6 00 Shippensburg. Philip Dittick 8 5 00 Upper Allen . George Sponsler 8 5 00 Eeulpenmborough. Wm Phillips 8 6 00 - Mechanicahurg. Peter Baker 6 5 00 Retailers op Patent Medicines. Newcille. Wm Bratton , 4 500 Eaafpennsbofough Joseph O Banka 4 5 00 E Switzer 4 5 00 Singisor & Gcescman 4 6 00 Cumdealand Count*, bs. I do hereby certify that (he foregoing Is a correct list of the dealers in Merchandize, Patent Medicines, fee., in Cumberland county, at returned lo mo by J. Worthington, Esq., Mercantile Appraiser. All per sons returned and classified under Iho act of 1649, relating lo Distilleries, Brewers, Patent Medicines, Ealing Houses &c„ and oil Merchants and others, returned and classified as above, tro notified local! and take oat their respective licenses, on or before Ist of August 1853. WM. S. COBBAN, Co. Trcas’r. May 20,1852—4 w. 10 00 10 50 10 00 7 00 10 00 ID 50 United States Clothing Hall. rpHE subscribed is now opening an entire now X Block of Clothing in the room adjoining Burk holder's hotel, which will be sold for cash, cheaper than ever heard tell of in this town or county. Ho would Invito all his old friends and easterners who have so liberally patronized him for many years at his other store, and the public in general, to call and examine his stock beforo purchasing elsewhere, as wo pan'l bo undersold and will give as good, if hot a belter garment for the money, than can bo had at' any other store in Carlisle. \Vc have how on hand an aseoittncnt.of ' Fine drew cloth coats, Frock do , , Jo Tweed do’ tashmarclto, do Hummer cloth do Linen, Cotton, Pnraroello, Coltonadcs, Coals and Roundabouts. Fine Caßsimefa Pantaloons, in great variety of stylos and colors. Sattinclt, Tweed, Cashmarcllo, Cord and Bcavor tocn Pantaloons. A full stock of Linen and cotton Pantaloons, The Clothing has been selected and got up by a practical Tailor, who has much experience in cul ling Clothing, • ... . We keep on hand a good assortment of cloths, casslmnrcs, saUinotts, cashmaretts, vestings, tweeds, drillings, collornadpr. velvets, beaver toons, dec., which will bo' made up to order In good stylo, at low prices, and on short notice, Ah assortment of shirts, colfdrs, bosoms, suspen ders, umbrellas, gloves,stocks,corpsi hogs, travelling trunks, valises. Loghdrn, Chip, Panama and China Pearl Hats. In ahoit .everything pertaining to gentleman's wear, can bo had at prices astonishingly low and of good quality. Our motto is " Quick Sales A Small Profile," for.tbo cash. Particular attention given to Doy’send Children's clothing. Recollect’the old aland West Main street, adjoin, ing Dqrkbolder’s hotel* April 22, 1062—Gm HiTS AND CAPS I Spring Styles! WM. 11. TROUT, hn« just received end opened I the Spring Stylo of Hats for 1653, an elegant article, to which lie invitee the attention of the pub. Ho. Hie lUt« tiro of nil prlct-s, from the tn'oel do. gnnily liuitfhiri to the chun,]i common ariic(<‘, and nf ovi ry Viirii'ly of stylo now worn, flo contimjve to] and (irrp nfuMya on hnm] ( CvS^rsys* v it full weAfirioicni of 11 ATS «nd CAPS! " “ " _ ji'i’r . 1 fot men and boy*, and ho can *e>J a CIICUp ItOllllOlS Illid tillbbODß* rhiTptr .ml bcuor a-lioln' ihnn any other ..1.b1i.1,. T h « •“'’“'''n' ‘I!’"’?, 1 T entiren.w.focfc ,„cnl in lown. Tl.n,. in w.m of Jond, well nn.de. 1 I « Oonneh unll.ually cheap, and a and olrß.nlly fml.ln d Hat., would do well lo call, "t ~n' T ,'l*s, .fry cheap, bef.lra nu,diaahi, el.ewherC, . , Ju.l npened la* llarcaley'Sh.olioßa. Oollo* The iitieiillon nfeillicna and strangers is purlieu* ’ “noelinga, I and Cottons, Tor**!*/ lurly Invited lotho bountiful Spring Style of II tie, to ‘ • j u .l received, a really hmd*omo article, nnd witrrun. BMftHninnnize.—-A great variety. of !Lace r ans t d (o bo )utt a« good, as U is neat and laeieful in Muahn ColUts and Cufts. Jaconet appearance. . and Swlm Edging*, rnaeflingp. Thread »nd Bobbin' Remember (hot the largest and beat aaeortmenl in Edging*, worked band* for trimming die*Ms, worf; lown may always bo found at TROUTB, /mine*# ,«d infantbodlci,dto. ■ tho Church.' OBO.'W. UXWKF. Carlisle; April 09, 185‘4, April 1,1853. . „ U 7 00 'is 10'00 u i do Distillers. Brewers. io 5 oo 9 9 00 frno black Salm Vesta, Black Barathea do Fancy Silk do Fine Miracles do CHAR. OGILBY. ' SPMV««OODS. uy! THE subscriber fcaa'just opened ,fc sad vajicd assortment of Spring Qoodli adaptedlo theseaaon,forraenandboye. , Broad Cloths and paaSimerea* Llnen.hnd cotton Pont staffs, ; Merino and cotton Caaslajerea, Linen and cotton ohebksi&o. Ladies Dress Goods: * Mouslin do Bego, /• Mou'slin de faines, Linen and Silk Poplins,' ’’ 1 ■ * Barege da [pines, Mourning challaya and do laines^-’ Plaln and figured Bareges andTUtuea;,. ' French and Scotch Gingham*,- - ■ : > 1 Figured end Gingham Lawns, l with a great variety of other Dress Goods, tad tft cheap as can be found in the borough. . - • : ■ • OEC.' W/ HITNBB. >.'• Carlisle, April 1, 1858, ■ ' Cumberland Clothing kazafif TRUTH STRANGER TtHJiN PICTJONI , Arnold * livi®ston, No,tb Huuw street, Carlisle, would call the attention of thah old customers and friends, and the public in general, to largo and splendid assortment of Ready-made Clothing “A* pchny saved is a penny earned,” and we can illustrate the force of ibis'maxim by selling Clothing at such prices as to meet the approbation of the I** boring Man, the Man of Business, or the mptt fasti* dious taste of ibo Man of Dress. - , . Out 1 largo and magnificent slock of Goods, fecefit ly purchased in (bo Eastern cities, has been moan, factored into Clothing of superior finish and ddtf*- bility, and can safely challenge competition. Thoir stock consists of all the-different colon tfftd shades of Cloths and Casslmerea that aremanofac* lurodi plain and twitted cloths', English and French. Cacflimctcs, fancy of dll aorta of stripes and Black Sotin end fancy Vestings, together with a, largo slock of white: and fancy Shirts, Collars, and Hosiery of all kinds and description*. : , -.Our aim is to please and accommodate all, and,in order io do this, no manufacture clothing at. almost every price. Selling, for cash enables us to pl|br clothing at a very trifling advance. Our motto is Small Profits and Quick Sales, Don’t forgot the place—Worth Hanover itieti, Carlisle, n few door* from Havorstick’s Drag stbw* There's the place, gentlemen, to get your motiey back. All wo ask is a call, as wo are satisfied *h«*‘ we con scat in price, quality and stylo, ARNOLD &. LIVINGSTON/ April 1*181:2 —3m • To Housekeepers. . PERSONS going to housekeeping will find it W their advantage to look at our splendid assort*’ ment of Quccnawaro, including French and English Chinas, in setts or. by pieces. Oranllo ware, Don which may bo selected Dinner rftad Tea setlS; coin* mon wore of all descriptions* A-vsrlsty.offtpay China, China candlesticks, A:C* , • CUSTARDS.— -Tho beet p&Ucrized corn- starch >roparcd expressly for food, with dimeiiona for n*alp ng ice-cream and pics, blanc-mange, dec* , TEAS. —A fresh supply of Green and Black Tail, in metalio papers of superior quality. Drown and clarified sugars, double refined loaf,crashed and pnl« vorized sugars, at reduced prices. Rio and Java Uofiecs very cheap.' ' ' YEAST PO WDEHS.—Wotfantri to giro sstfi: faction in making Dread, Buckwheat,. DUctiit, and’ almost every kind of cakes. PROVISIONS. —Such as Hams,Beef, Tongtti.’ Fish, Peaches, Apples, Pears, Hominy, Desna, and' manv olhci articles of tho kind, at the cheap atora of C. INHOFP. Agt. March Sfi, I8&3. First Arrival of the Season? A RNOLD dcLEVI respectfully Inform tho pah /X lie, that they have received a vary Urge *nd beautiful assorthient of Spring and Summer Goods* which have been selected with great caro and good taste, particularly tho Ladies* Goods, to which their attention is invited. Among tho osaoUment.of i tadics Obl'css 6o«d«) will bo found plain* changeable and figuied Siifcki India and Foulard Silks, Bareges, Tissues, LaWhsu silk and linen Poplins, Bombazines, Alpacas,' plaU and figured Swiss Muslins, Ginghams, Barege D® I/oinos, Ficnch worked Collars, Cufia and Steered linen cambric liandkorchiofs, linen, cotton & thffid Dace and Edgings, swiss and cambric edgings, ahj inserting*. Bonnets and Ribbons. ' Blonde hair. Hair and Coburg, Albone, Hungarian.’ Sattin, Pearl and Cobourg, Pearl and Cryalal, Tulip,* Misses’ Porodis, and a great many other kinds.' •. Ribbons of all kinds from 0 to 60 cents per yard. Domestics! Domestics! Wo have the largest assortment of Domestics to bo found in town; comprising muslins, check*, tick* .ings, Osnabprg, bagging,' (able diaper, ahOetinglpanC stuffs from 0 to 25cents per yard. Carpets! Carpels!/ The largest ausorlmonl of carpels, malting, JJooi 1 and üblo oil clolhs, ever brought to Carlisle., Amohg them three ply, ingrain and vonitian, from 6 to S 5 conls per yard- White and checkered matting very low. A Fresh supply of Groceries, such as Sugar, Cof fee, 7’ca, Molasses, Spices, &c., at (he old stand neaf the Bank. March 30, 1852. JVCn STORE. FK.KD to overflowing with NEW GOODS, the cash system adopted—the pass-book system, abolished—therefore, bring on your "ding bats” and save from 25 to 40 per cent., that otherwise you ar® required to pay whore tbo credit system is In rogue. The subscriber announces to the public that h® has returned from the city with a largo and complete stock of GOODS, all new, which have been selected with groat care, from fifst hands, and with special reference to the wants of (ho people and for this market. They will bo sold at’ 10 per cent, advance un first cost. > . > - Tbo merchant who does business oh Iho c&ah principle has quick returns, and consequently can purchase his Goods to bettor advantage and.tell at smaller pwrdls than fro who sells on time and has tn make his paying customers pay the losses on tb* credit system. Buyers consider well lh|i fact before you purchase. ■ > . it Farmers, mechanics, laboring men’ end awake to your interests and free youMetvee of th®* enormous tax under which you havo been aod si'd still laboring. This you can do by purchasing your Goods at the cheap cash store of the subscriber, at thd old stand in South Hanover slreetf neat £eoU , a hot.l. My stock of goods consist of Cloths, Cassiraercs and Vestings,,, tho prices of which will astonish every one. . fn tha, Ladles department will Lo found changeable arid' fancy Dclafnea, Dcrago De/ulnos, Silk" Popf/rj*i Ginghams, Prints of the latest pattern! anil lire moaft fashionable French styles, together with a magnifi* cent assortment of Laers, Edgings dc White Goods." Swiss and Mull Muslins, plain, figured, striped end barred Muslins, of (ho beat makes, latest designs and very low. In addition lo tho above J have a large supply of Fresh Groceries, such naCoflee, Tea, Sugar, SpScca.&c., (ho ptlc«< ol'cunnol fait to ploaBo; Bogar ami Tobacco, Dy strict attention to business aptl* a doairo to please, I hope to receive a aim re of public nalrimago. CHARLES-* UARMTZ. Carlisle, March 4, 1832—tf ; > - 1
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