~~~~'
- .
Cure
-No pain lacOmpaleiblelo ti& of • the •satithatite7 -- -
31 the holy mok.,be . in. healthi but Mt Most trivial
itag i comparatibilly. speilting,.eacitek, ina little while.
is saints frantalko:angubilit ;Tile glint Mitation then
rises how to Vellebe itiantin as speedy a Manner as
ossible. The Amfort . that, Should besought int. is
he Clove Atro.dtms,,Toothache Drops, a reiumly that
rbilelt temblies lhe path preieWei the'
hui bleakeit Cl. Well am benefiti.- , -These-Drops Darn:
eon eklablillmly used, and thousands will bear grate , ;
el testimony to their value as a speedy .and permau
-ant cure fbr the Toothache, Those subject to this
.orrible pain, should remember that this 'Clove /me
lee will certainly cure It in one minute, when a -
died to the affected nerve.
-Prepared and sold' hy A. D. & D. SANDS, Drug.
ISM, 100 Fulton street. Nevi York.
• Sold also by fiII'ELLIOTT, in Carlisle, and by drug.
rista generally throughout-the United States. Price
41-.Perbottle.—six-bottles forilve
ri
The -Age of Improvement —One of the most
important discoveries of the ago. In ameliorating the
-iondition of that large darn of humanity, Consump
tives, le Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. What
time establishes and consecrates, what experience
Aorta and confirms, what all men in all places unite
in saying Is good and valuable, Is so, no doubt. A
popularity of this sort fixes in society its roots so
deep and strong, that tithe cannot destroy it. The
success which has attended this medielne for several
years past, boa overcome • the predjudices of all re
spectable and sensible men. and the article has taken
stand among the first class of discoveries and Ides-.
sings of the age;' and when resorted to in season e
radleates the diseases for which it is recommended.
We cut thelollowing ilmm the BelloWs Falls Gazette
of January,
WISTAR'S BALAAM.--NOtWithilianding 011rovereinn
to pulling. at many do, every thing that conies along
in the shape of Patent Medicines, and the tact that
we scarcely ever take medicines of any kind, yet we
feel that we shOnld be doing injustice to the
ennunu
oily by xvitholding longer the favorable opinion we
have of Wistar's Balsam, in cone. of colds and pull
monary complaints. Having witnessed ifs •gond ef-
Teets, in several instenbes, we believe it to be an ex
cellent article.
*Thegentilna signed I. BUTTS , on wrzipper
'4lSnitl In Carliareby S. ELLIOTT, note agent..
13 14I; al
-- 7 2- irrAlechanieelinrg,^on — the -- 19th — insh --- , by
%the Rev. John G. Pritchey,_ K Mr. JACOB Flan
to Mies HENRIE A 011hEB, both, Of
York county Pa: •
• ~ DIED. •
At her resident e in this borough, :oh'
Thursday the 13th inst, Miss NANCY Douc
idl aged about- 70 years. "An 4 I heard a
voice from Heaven saying into me; write :
blessed are the dead which die in the Lad
from hencefottli; yea,
saith the spirit that they
may rest' from their labors, and their works
-do follow them.
Mtifiaa - y - ,Wf3l.h — cirMitiCh - , MA 17A,
aged 19 years,—and on the 3tl inst. SUSAN,
aired 22 - years; -- daughtera -- ofMr. - Abraham
'Hetrick ) of North Middleton township.
Great Arrival of Spring and Summer
Goods.
irortletos Atte Store,
Cotner of Main St. and Harper's Row, Carlisle.
subscriber respectfully announces to the
public.that he has taken the stand formerly
occupied by Mr. Ankney, at the corner of High
street and Harper's Row, where he hasjust re.
ceived front the Eastern cities a large and splen
did ,assortment of NEW GOODS, purchased
.of the Importers and Manufacturers, and includ
ing every variety of Goods. The ladies are par
-ticularly.tnyited to examine his beautiful assort
mem: or Dims Goons, among which the foilow
ingarticlei comprise a part: superior wool Cloth,
and fancy Silks, blue, black and fancy Cas
simeresFancy Summer Goods—Ginghatus and
yawns—Bombazines and Alpaccas—Vestings of
all kinds—Moue. de Laines; London and domes
tic Calicoes—Mils, Gloves, Laces, Edgings,HO
siery and Ribbons of all kinds.
Also, a large assortment of GROCERIES.
All the above Goods have been purchased at
the best and cheapest Markets, and will certain
ly be sold vine Low. He respectfully invites
the public to give him a call.
aprl9 JOHN E. FORSTER.
Great Arrival of Cheap Goods
AT OGIL BY'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE.
.1 have now opened the largest and cheap
est assortment of Goods ever brought to Carlisle
end no mistake! Purchasers will do well to call
lind examine this mammoth stock, as they will
be sure to get good bargains and save money: ,
.To enumerate articles and prices is out-of the
question, as it would take up the-whole of friend
Beatty's paper, and the half not then be told.—
Suffice it to say that I have every thing in the
Dry Goods line from superfine cloth down to a
piece of bobbin.
A very extensive assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES just received, and cheaper then ever.
• GROC E R I ES.—A fresh assort metal of Sugar,
Coffee, Ten, Molasses, Rice, Spices, &c. now
opening and selling at the very lowest notch.—
Recollect the Old Stand, East Main atrcet,whcre
good hargains%re sure to be hod.
nprl9 CHAS OGILBY.
NEW ARRIVAL!
lIIHE subscribers would announce to
11.• the public that they have returned Irom tlw
Eastern cines with a magnificent selection of
SPRINO AND SUMMSII Goons, consistingof Cloths
Cassimeres, Vestings, and. Summer Stuffs, of the '
most varied and beautiful 'patterns, all of which
will be made up in the most approved style. They
also keep superior Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, neck
and pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Gloves,
Hosiery. lints, Caps, Boots, and in short every
thing inthe line of Gentlemen's furnishing,which
will be sold ai the smallest profits.
They also sell goods by the yard cheaper than
any
. similar establishment in the county.. The
putting, as heretofore, will be attended to yMr
WARREN PARKINSON, who cuss his garments a
lit mode. Our work is all made under our-oven
supervision. Our Store is in Noith Hanovr st.•
three doors north of Haverstick's Drugstore and
nearly opposite the Carlisle Rank.
eprl9 ARNOLD lk LIVINGSTON
Newville Female Seminary,
NEWVILLE, Pa.
MISSES BELL and WHYTE Principids.
All the branches comprised in a thorough
English course, will be taught in this Institution,
together with the French language, Music, vo
cal and instrumental, and Drawing.
Arrangemdnte have been made to accommo
date a limited number of partite from a distance.
They . will be constantly under the care of the
Principal and her Assistant, who will give every
attention to the mental, moral and physical edu
cation of those entrusted to their care. .
TERMS,
For Session of Five Months, the first commen•
.cing on the Ist of May; second on the Ist
of November, payable one half in advance.
For boarding, lodging, washing, light
:and fuel, per term,
Tuition in /the Juvenile Department,
.comptising orthography, reading, writ
dug and arithmetic,. (first session)
Tuition in the Primary Class,compri
,sing arithmetic, — geography, English,
,grammar, history and Nit. Philosophy,. $9 00
Tuition in. Junior .• Claes, comprising ' ,
.algebra, geometry,' astronomy, botany,
abe,toric mid natural philosophYAut large) 811 00
.Tuition in the Senior Glaser comPna--
king chemistry , physiology, - elements of; '
.crificiern, logic, mental &moral science, , $l3 00
Orthography, reading, penmanship;
grammar.. composition'and - scripture his- --
nory will be attended , to by all the-pupils.
Tuition in music, and use of Piano, 815 00
it drawing, ' • • *lO 00
• ' $9._0(1.
711.$14,ExcestRev ,, Mesers. A. Sharp, IL Mc-
Clichren;-0.-Breidenbaugh; J. Wise;-John Kil
. bourn, Principal !:11,. Male Aciidemy,--rMiss Se
- rah l'.::Foater,Prinoipal of , Vlrashingion, Female
-•• ' • •
The undersigned Committee, entrusted with
Algiair. —
eption of, the Nmailltinary....
7, -- tekti - pleasure - inbeartnvtestimony7to t
tient .qualificatiOna of die ` Misses and
-- Wityn;' - eiteachers and guides'o( young ladioa
They bre:gradnetes .ef theNashington, Female
Seminary, and have, the beet xecomthendations
frdm"Nlive Seain K. FosTert,' the.:Prideipal 'of
thiitletnitutioni.,'We-feel confident that
. parents
enir ,
yonnejadies to 'their. care, may:feel
smeared - thaLlhinr,
be faithfullylittended•io.
JOSF4WHANNoN,
SCO ,
WM 'BARR"
, • DAVID ST.ERRETT
; '/ ;;ALEX'.' SHARP,
Tr - mops
-v
=I
MIME
IN El
`receive;a4 qesori ent of de
.l4 8,77,4 piit , fiiik Sillie;• etc; Atiho'
Luiii.E.s poLay. spl9
•
=I
~.~ ,
-
Account-of-AUGUSTUS_A.LLI.N,
.DR
•
By, cash, paidlohn:,Thomption v 5 00•
Sundry persons on account.el,brinda 1,254 93'
P. Davidson, to • defray oictiense-for
illumination• • . - • - 75 00
John O'Neal for paving South street 200 00
Joih ph - Morrison for shoveling snow • '5O
john Vanarsdal for work done on.'
bridge ' • 15 00
Wm: Harkness for repairing bridge 1 87i
Wm. Miller for repairing pumps 3 75'
Samuel Crall for repairing bridge • 4 25 .
IL-Myers for roofing grave-yard wall 8 00
A. Moudy for pavig . West street 325' 00
J. Hevener for Cleaning spring . 20 001
Boyer & Meteor for printing • 15 00
Janice Dunbar for attending Council
12 00
room
Samuel Crall for removing nuisance 2 75
Wm. West for pump handle , 3 25
Comtnissioners for room rent and fuel 7 00.
Wm. Riley for assessment 8 00
Michael Mathews for paving North
swot
Wm. Harkness for setting curb, &c.
For fines remitted
A. P.' Erb for winding clock
Samuel Haverstick for oil and can
dles
John B. Bretton - for printing
For repairing pavements at Market
house
Cumberland Firo COmpany . (appro
priation)
UnionaFire-Company-(appropriation)= -
James .Crever, foroil and fixtures at
Market house. .
Wm. M. Henderson for plastering at
' bridge .
Sam'l Elliott' tor oil foiMarketrhouse'
Wright &Saxton for hardware
John Noble &. Co. for logs for bridge
• E. Beatty for printing
- Ir. - `Todd;
P. Davidson, street regulator
J. Spangler do
Officers.of E. Ward election .
Officers of W. Wird. election
Small notes cancelled of the borough
issue
James Louden for stationery'
P. 0: Smith lor removing old tree in
- front orengme-house
• John Walker for collecting taxes and
exonerations
Balance of duplicate of 1847 outstand
the Borough's Indebtedness • 1 185 034
mg . • - .
len f year's salary
11 - 1 -yettes.--salary-as-high--
cash in,kands of A. A. Line, late
Treasurer- . , • - • - $ 84 13
Balance of Duplicate-J . or no, out•
standing at last settlement 913 56+
Amount of Duplicate for 3847 . 2,3 3 7 72
Cash received from J. Crover, clerk .
of Markot.houso 42 32
Cash received from VT. M. Meteor
and Joseph Blair, Burgess and As
sistant Burgess (exhibituin license) 29 12+
Cash_ received from provision store
license • 25 00
Cash receiied for stall rents of Market
House
Cash received from sundry pArsons,on
account of bonds due by them to then
,268 63
borough
Cash received from P. Davidson 22 50
A monnt , of appropriations returned 84,925 471
=
Amount of outstanding borough bonds 85,207 00
To meet which the Means of the bo
rough are
debt
O utetandin
The abode account of A. A. Line, Esq, Bo
rough Trasurer, haing been ell:mimed by us
and found e
to be correct and true, we have passed
and approved the sante.
N. HANTCH,
LEM'L TODD,
J. RHEEM,
Committee of Accounts.
April 19
J. P. Lyne,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Paints,
Oil, Glass, Varnish, kc. at, tlr oltl stand in N.
Hanover street. Carlisle, has nist received from
New York and Philadelphia a large addition to
liii - fertiter stock, to which the attention of buy
ers is requested, as he is determined. to sell
lower than any other house in town. anrl9
Big Spring Adamantine Guards!
YOU are ordered to parade at the Public
House o 13- .Mely
of May, linger, tu
at 10 o' Stoughirtown, en
MONDAY`he Ist d a clock, with
arms and accoutrements in good order.
It. MO.
N. 13.—There will be an adjaurned COuri of
Appeal held on the same day at the same place,
.between the hourEf of 1 and 2 o'clock: @prl9
- Cumberland Greys!
YOU nre ordered. tä parade at the Public
-House of Mr. Hoffman, Cumberland Hall, on
MONDAY the Ist day ping , : at 10 o'clock. A. 51,
completely equeppcd fordrul. By order of the
Captain. ABRAHAM MYERS, 0. S•
uprl9
Bonnets and Ribbons.
JUST received a new•supply of de
gam Ribbons and fashionable Bonnets,at the
heap afore of CHARLES Out LBY. apl9
Stray Hog.
( - JAME to the premises of the subscriber, in
V this borough, about the 25th of March, last,
a STRAY fIOG, about two years old, marked
by pieces cut out of both ears. The owner is re•
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
npr 19 ANDREW KERR. jr.
Dr. Trapliagen's Balsamic Extract
of Sarsaparffia,
Ithe best and cheapest Preparation of Sar
,saparilla ever offered to the public. being
distilled from the first quality of Honduras Sari.
aparilla Root—and one bottle of this prepare.
lion is Seam-anted superior to two bottles el any
other in the market, and will retain its virtues
unimpairable in any climate. It is pleasant to
the taste, and from infancy to age this Eitract
will eradicate disease, invigorate the body, and
is the best medicine for the prevention 111AC,11.0
of disease ever discovered in any age of the
world: Its action is mild, and it cu es without
si4ening or debilitating the patient. Thou
rands have used le in the Dr.'s private timelier,
and consider it the greatest blessing ever offered
man. It acts in perfect harmony with tho laws
of nature. and Ilse never been known to fail,
.where Its use was persevered iii, to cure even
long standing end desperate cases of Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Colic, Coughs, Colds, Con.
sumption, Cramps. Cancerous &reliant! ulcers,
Dropsy, Dysentery, Erysipelas, Fever and A gue;
Female complaints, Fevers of all kinds, Gout,
Gravel, Hysterics, Inflammation, Indigestion,
Illunilice,44lirosy, Liver Complaint, Nuraglia.
Palpitation of the Heart, Piles. Scrofula, Spinal
ecmplaint, Salt Rheum, Sca'd Head, Syphilitic
complaints, Tic Dolereux, Pimples on the Face,
Swelled ,Limbs and Joints, Pain in thi. Side,
Spitting Blond and all oases of Prostration of
Strength, and General Debility of the human
body.
•In all cases enumerated Above, Or, Treplia
gates Sarsapasilla rapidly and surely restores to
heath. A trial will satisfy any one of the truth
of these representations.
TO TIM LADIES.
Delicate Females who 'suffer from's* obstruc.
tions and debility to which Ladies of sedentary
habits are liable, will by the use of one or two
bottles of Dr. Traphegan's Sarsaparilla, regain.
their health and color. It is valuable to those
who are approaching womanhood, as it is eaten.
lated to assist nature by quickening the blood and
invigorating the system.
Ladies who have,pale complexions, dull eyes.
blotches ue the face, rough skin or freckles, and
are low spirited, use Dr. Traphegan's Sarsapa
rilla. It will clikanse the blood, remove the
freiikles and blotches, and gi,SoAnit an animated
countenance, spar . klinglr eyes, fine spirits, and
mindful complexions.
' Children who are suffering from bad and un
•bialtliyht.mora Of, the blood, can be quickly re
attired to health; strength and bloom. 'Dr. Tra p•
bilrol.Borsaparilla . being Very. pleasant and pal.
atable,' Children take'.it readily, and such as are
vv
thin and eakly aeon wear., rolitA'aml4malthy
appearance.':.Weitii 'bet'aidininistered 'to Intents
with
,perfect safety, and such as are sufferWellifin
fliinimer Complaint 11411 receive great relief . .
Nothing can be more astonishing than its
ileorating effects upon die liiirininz as stem. 'Per-,
oohs all lassitude and weakness before taking it,
at none become rebind. And 7 healilirttlider Its in , :
— 7The use of it-bottle Of Dri-Traphigeti's,Sarsip , '
artlia occasionally, wili'prevent cpscao, and asat
'Fall 'and Spri n g purifier of 'the system 4A Mande
Unri' - iiiied at the present day.' Its use will pre::
VOnt e World of suffering and pain. ' 'lf all persons
AVM keep their lilood purified and their bodies'
'strengtheneir hi the use'of this Sarsaparilla, they
'will bestir, to escape - the attack of any preialent
or cuintegiotis, -
T"Tris nth nse ea • Oil be; oftirefitl4o' oblie
tbat.eyery, bottle
,c; • r Dr Traphagon's Balsamia
Eictract hf Sarsaparilla has hie .written
turi in, black, ink .on the label of the - bottle, and
a fao sluaile , Printed hi..redvlnk en the outside
wrapper, as a' guard against: counterfeit , : Put
up in. handsome yilitet glass quart bailie, at
the IoW, ririce'hf :ONE D.GLL Aft per bottle:. ,
For otale';µ fteleattla )1 . 1 4 " • CIOLJGIER
and.BROTIORS - only;i:,a , North
'lllitoyer street, Parlfatti
. '
• !•-f
850 00
$6 00
„TreasureLof_the.lloriangh
L • •
1848. . •
202 49
2:Ei
constable
A. A. Line 1 year's salary as Trealt
ltrOr
1,500 00
Janina Callio salary as street commis
sioner, for work done by him and
other persons employed by him, for
the borough
0.767 00
Balance in hands of Treasurer
Wood's Steam Iron Railing Maim
factory,
Ridge Road, above Buttonwood sr. Philadelphia.
IRON Railings for public and private build
ings and public squares, of every variety of
form and pattern.
Cemetery Railings, of classic and unique de-
sighs, embracing upwards of one hundred dif
, ferent varieties, -
Iron Chairs
and4Settces, for Gardens, Halls and
Piazzas—new style. •
Verandas and Pilasters, for Cottagei, made in
every style.
Superior NV rough* Iron Gates, for carriage en-
' trances.
New style of Balcony Brackets, &c:
Iron Tables of various styles, embracitig Louis
XIV, Elizabethean, Gothic, and modern pat•
— terns, with
,White and. Gold Italian Marble
tops. These tables have been introduced by
the subscriber for Hotels, Restaurants, Ice
Cream Saloons, Ike. They arc beautiful Arti
cles of furniture for Hat Stores and other es
tablishments where it is desirable to make a
grand display.
11:7 - Ile has racently constructed an elegant
substantial CAST !HON HITCHIS6 PosT,inform
admirably adapted to permanency of position,
highly ornamented, and representing a well 'woe
cuted HEAD of that noble animal, the Horse.—
Such en article has long been a desideratum, and
is now offered to "the good tone of the public.
Strangers• visiting Philadeldhia, are respect
fully invited to call at his Wprerooma, and ex
amine his different specimens of new and beau
tiful work. _ _ _ . .
• .
ROBERT WOOD, Proprietor.
KT He hoe recently published, at great ex
pense, an original work exhibiting the new de
signs and patterns which are executed at his es
tablishment, embracing all the above articles,
end the various and splendid patterns of Ceme
tery, Balcony, Step. anll other Railings which
have been manufactured for Laurel Hill and oili
er celebrated Cemeteries. designed expressly for
his own establishment, and which may . be sent to
any part of the world to those who deem, to make
a selection. Undoubted reference will be requi
red to ensure a prompt return of the work, after
an opportunity for making the selection.
Philadelphia, April 19.
THE subscriber has just receivel a
very large steak of Musli' and Calicoes,
which he offers—at-extremely low prices. Call
and see them.
am 12 • ROWT. IRVINE, Jr.
•
• Fluid Lamps
A FRESH stock of Fluid Lamps just
received by the subscriber.
tier 12 R. IRVINE, Jr.
•
Teas
A FRESH stock of the Pekin Ten
Coanpany's Tens just received by the sub
scriber. [arm 12] Itaß VIN E.
THE attention of the Ladies is invited
to n stock of Ginghams from 121. to 2S cm.
just opened by the subscriber.
npr • R. IRVINE. Jr.
Bonnet and Bonnet Ribbons;
LARGE Stock just rcieivVd and for
A
sale al extremely low prices, by the • sub
scriber. [n p r 12] IC 'DIVINE], Jr.
A FEW pieces of French Lawns, very
4-2 .• fine, and new etyle, for sale by
aprl2 G. R. CROOKS.
20 PIECES English Gingham, at 12/
cents, for sale by
aprl2 G. R. CROOKS.
THE subscriber will give the higher
price for RAGS, delivered at his .Paper
Mill, or at the Warehouse of Jacob Rheem, pay
able oither in cosh or paper.
WM. B. MULLEN.
Paperlown, nprl2
wiETOULD respectfully call the attention o
.tensive stock of splendid FURN ITU RE inclu:
ding Sofas, Wardrobeg,:e entre and other Tables,
Dressing add Plain'D deans, and every variety of
Cabinet ware and Chaira. which they . have •Juit
opened .'et,their NEW 12.001118; on the comer
ofNorth flanover and'Lwither' streets, Carlisle.
They, are confident that the superior finish of
-the-workmenehiprandelegance-oftnylerkgwhieb
111-eie didalifisThre'ligt` uP," together ;with their
cueavirgee,. will 'recommend thorn to 'every per
son *fining Furniture.'" They 'lave also made
arrangetnentir for :mannfacturing,and ' keeping a
conetam supply of every, article m.their line, both
and,'ornamental,. - oldgant ,and- useful, at
prices which cannot fail to sad pnrchasers, They
reuld earnestly invite persona mho, gra about to
commence: house.keeping, to call and exontino
'fileirliresent elegant' stock, to ~ Vhich'thitc , l y will
contgantly , make tidditiene of ;to
neweet'en Inds:
modern styles. •-; .
" COFFIN a iriadelo• order at the shorted no
tice, for town and 'country: 7
Carlisle, April 210847. , •
, -
PUNfiiiiiMERIVI
ilEi
e
Ntuslins and Calicoes.
Ginghams.
Rags ! Rags 1
Extensive Furniture Rooms.
D. F. & A: C. FETTER,
TlM'enb;i6ribeedeeiree to inform the
public that he hoe removed, hie entire stook, em.;. :
twitting o'largo arid - clog - tint FURNI
TUREi. tho ithavo establish:omit, *harelip
wilt bo glad to p9dAtieeld friends rid .tiltonieree
. p 3
~. t tro Ary • • jAVOLI.
MM
MEM
M=!iM
9E21
THE.:
mostrape,ctfurt 7
infOrni hie friends and the pnbliti.in inns;
ril.that he has. REMOVED• hie CHAIR IRAN,U•
FACTORY:to the• shop'. formerli occupied by_
Stephen'Keepers, Tinner,- opposite the - Market
Howie, and immediately in thr fount' gintidgitute
§tore, where ho hes on hand , and constantly man.
nfactures Cletus, Suirins,,Socionisti Mid eve
ry thing in the Rod ofshis business in a' fashions.
hie and workmanlike • manner, and all of which'
he will sell the ittOitincommodatingterins for
cash'er country pinduce. " He would also avail
•himself of the present opportunity to returnhis
thanks to his old patrons, end solicit a . continu
ance of their favors. JOHN bi. GREGG.
• "aPrils l;t jll
- .
Plainfield Cdassicel t- Anfidelnku
(FOUR MILES *EST OF com(Six.), _
FOURTH SESSION. .
MIKE Fourth Session will coiranence on MON-
A. DAY, May let,•1848. The number of stu
deuts is limited, and they, are.carefully prepared
for College Pcounting house.^&C;&c.
The sitifittr precludes the po d eibility of stu•
dents ask& ng with the vicious or depraved,
being remote rom town or village, though easily
accessible by State Road or Cumberlimd Valley
Railroad, both of which.pasa through lands at
tached to the institution.
TERMS.
Bearding; woahing, tuition, &e, - (per ses.)' 850 00
Litittur Greek • 5 00
1
RitiuMentii Music -I 000
447 00
7 80
25 00
10'00
2 75
15 50
14550'
34 00
-34 00
LEE
- -
.Circulars with references, Ike, furnished by
apr 5 - R. K. BURNS, Prit.cipal.V,
9 82}
.Cumberland and Terry Hotel..
THE subscriber desires to
...ea form his friends and the travelling
se s
Is a . public that he has REMOVED from the
old-stand,-known as-Yileiblv's Hotel.
to 'the public house recently occupied: by - Johh -
Coniman,on North Hanover street, near the pub
lic square, where he will be glad to see his old
acquaintances from Perry and Cumberland, and
as many new ones es possible. His Rouse is large'
and in good order, containing a sufficient number
of well farnished chambers and . every other fa
cility for the most comfortable accommodation of
travellers and boarders. His table will be sup=
plied with the.choicest - delicacies of the markets,
and his bar with the best of liquors. There is
commodious Stabling attached to the house, and J
a careful Ostler will always be in attendance.—
'lle-reapeettully-invitesra call from travellers and
others, cr - Tiadtiiirof hitTability to give - satisfaction
march-29—m6—
19 10
18 00
1 26
15 25
22 50
30 00
400
4 00
6 00
5 00
1 79 77
2 85
iOO
EEM3
80 - 00
105 00
•
Dancing_ SchooL
MR. FRANKEIN STOUCH respect
fully informs the citizens of Carlisle, that
he will open a schoolfOr DANCING on Thurs-•
day, March 23d. All the latest and most fash
ionable dancea will be taught by him. Terms,
$5 for a course of 16 lessons.
Days of tuition on Thursdays and Saturdays,
from 3 to 5, 'p. m. for Ladies, and from Sto 10 o'-
clock, for Gentlemen. Dancing Saloon in the
third-story of- Mr. Leiby's new house on North
Hanover street. Private lessons given when de
aired. Mr. Stough can be seen at Winrott's Ho
tel. • mar 22
. .
100 00
244 91}
$4,772 101
'' 153 571
$4,925 47!
Daguerreotype Likenesses! .
C. NEFF reqpectfully intorrns the.
•• Ladies and Gentlemen of Carlisle and vi
cinity, that he has taken - rooms on the corner of
Hanover and Louther streets, in the house now
-occupied by Homer Reed as a grocery, and
directly opposite William Leonard's store; where
he is fully prepared to execute DAGUERILEMPE
LIKENEWS in a style not to be surpassed by any
other artist in the country. He therefore would
in* all who wish a correct miniature to honor.
him with a visit, and he flatters himself in every
instance to give satisfaction. •
Single Pict Urea, medium size, colored mut) to
life, and warranted not to fade, fqr 81.50, includ
ing a fine Morocco case. • • mar '29
THE subscriber will give his attention exclu
sively, the ensuing spring, summer and fall to
GARDENING, in all its various branches; such as
spading the ground, sowing and pinnting seeds,
weeding, laying out grass plots, sodding &c.;•-•-•
tanning walks, grafting, trimming,- planting and
transplanting fruit and shadeartiesand shrtAtbert-
Having . had considerable experience in this busi
ness, with on oxtenrive knowledge of Borden'.
ttire from books, his work therefore will be done
profitable, neat and systematic manner. As
the services of such a one are indispensibly need
ed in this borough. on account-of so few engag
ing.in it, and others, not being scientifically ac
quainted with this highly interesting and honor
able business, and being solicited by many to
engage in it for their - accommodation, he has con.
' served, with the expectation of being constantly
employed. The entire care and supervision cf
"Gardens" &c, will.. be taken for the season by.
the job or per day. Residence opposite the
Lutheran church. MILES.
N. B—A few fertile Lots and Gardens will be
cultivated on the shares. mar 29-3 m
Blacksmith's Tools for Sale.
THE subscriber offers at private sale
two Anvils, one Turning Lathe, a' Tire
bender, Grind stone and a great variety of other
Blacksmith's Tools, too numerous to mention.—
Persons in want of such articles would do well
to cull, as bargains will ho given. He can be
found ut his house in East Pomfret street, near
his old shop. W M. GildHA M.
aprs pd .
A Two-story BRICK HOUSE, Stable
and other necessary out-buildings, with' a
two acre lot, situated on West Loather street,
back of Prof. Allen's property. Possession giv
en on the let of May. For terms apply to
aprs • • 3. KAEMPFFER.
Fresh Pim Oil
/THE subscriber has just received a
Harrel of Fresh Pine Oil.
nprs It. IRVINE. Jr.
Groceries.
JUST received, a fresh stock of Croce
ries, among which will he found a remarks
bly fair Sugar for 6 1-4 cents.
apr 5 R. IRVINE, Jr.
A, 1118 l receiveniinn 11,1 r. LanWelliT and
sale by - S. ELLIOTT:
New Lumber Yard.
TI I / 2 0--sr scriber has opened a new Lumber
Yard at the corner of West street. and Locust
alley, wher he now has arid will.keep constantly
on hand a finn.rate assortment of seasoned RINE
BOARDS and PLANK,. mil other kinds o
STUFF, all of which he will yell low for ash.
fle-resbectfully solicits, the public patronage.
. mar 29—fy
.
Hari slinig Transportation Line.
• rittA ,
- •
• 'FUNK & MILLER,
• a:Vv-kR-DiNG-11c-CroiriniimiorrtHerchanter
Hartaissuno,,Pa. ship Prriduortj'Mercham .
disc, to,Biiltimore, Philadelphia, Isc..Btc.--
Coal; Plaster, Nolte,' Salt, Fish Groceries bre
constantly for sale: '
Harrisburg, march q 9; 1848
Irish Miklos& _
A
LARGE 'arid , superior lot of Irish
Linear; jtist received at the , !'Dee
N.lianover 811 , 00 t: • ' '
•' '
11UST:.'recoixed:,a , taige 'assortment of
Inarain Veaitian 40rpetingi. at tha "Bee
Hive; Heutovetgateeet. , mar29'
ÜBTfittened.:ai!he a,
Hive,”,
irlo g alot of - Giaabammi..lAwng, arid Baregoe,
which .
09. told cheep far ,Inuf9,
Removal'
fort colturist.
For. Rent
abOVl)la's
• fik-FifteVlimps-and-Butto '
itt-Tintimaarritvcbixonsito-Inatch-Drees
,ea,and Mantilles;.(of our own • manufacture)
a first: bge issorttrionL.of;thetbostr.qtfality. for
sale at the lowest cash prices, in }".1.• DRESS
LER'S 'Frit*l'rninning Store;•No..47 S:
Second street; abole,Cheetnnt,
Together with "a . regular, eesoltniont of STEEL
GOODS; Parse . Silks, Fans, Hair Braids end
Cede, &a. Also, a large lot of Domestic Cot
4cin •
Purchaiters'are invited - to call. They will find
it to their interest, to do soon the needs will be
sold minx. " l'hiled. eprig
. Perot, HOAtm, WOO., '
Forwarding and General Commission Merchants,
No. 4f North Wharves, and 83 N.Water
•
. atreet, Philadefithia.
-PLASTER and SALT constantly on
"- hand, for sale at the lowest market rates.
Liberal advahces made on Produce.
Refer to
DUTILII & Hu MPHREYS
F RANKLIN,PLATT C 0 3- Philad'a.
LEA;BUNKER & CO...
J. W. KERR, Harrisburg. -
apr 5-6 m .
China, Class and Queens-Ware.
J C. BOKEE' & CO., No. 41, North
• Howard street, between Fagette and Lex
ington streets, Baltimbre, invite the attention of
Country Merchants and purchasers generally, to
their "large and well assorted stock of CIIINA,
GLABSAMCI onseNs-wAriee which they offer for
sale at the very towestriTarkerpritmr — eoutitry
Merchants will consult their interest by a call
-before purchasing elsewhere. : aprs-4t .
Spring SlillinerpGFoods. '
JOHN. STONE.. & SONS. .Importers
and dealers in Silks, Ribboni and Millinery
Goods, N0.'54 south Second•street, Philadelphia,
have reoei4ed by late arrivals fromTrance,(eltia
llY orthSiroww importation) a new and very rich
assortment of SPRING MILLINDRY GOODS, to,Which
they will.constantly be making additions.' They
have now in store— •
Silks for easing bonnets, of all prices. •
Fancy bonnet and cap ribbons, a beautiful as
sortment.
Plain Mantua and sattin ribbons, all widths.)
Frets% and American artificial flowers,,Lin
great variety.
Paria chip flats. .
CrppeS, crape Limes.'
Fancy bonnet and - cap Nbts.
Trimming laces. face trimmings. •
...R,ucitianw willow, clowns, tips, ke.
— And needa fin' the Millinery trade.
Offr.The attention of Merchants and Milliners
visititt the city is 'particularly requested:to our
stook. as it will be found far:More extensive than
that of any other house in our line, and the prices
more moderate. mar
Steam Refined Sugar Candies
Cheapest in the'Worldl-1 1 4 Cents per
pound, liLtplegale.
•
JJ. RICHARDSON; No. 42 •Mniket at.,
• Philadelphia. takes pleasure in informing
the public, that he still continues to sell his very
Superior Steam Refined Candy at the low price
of $12.50 per 100 pounds, and the quality is equal
to any nianuftietured in the United States. .
• He also offers all kinds of goods iii. the Confec•
tionery and Fruit line at corresponding low pri
ces, as quick Bales and small profits are the order
of the day.
Call or send your orders, and you cannot fad
to be .satisfied. Don't forget the number, 4.1
MARKER STREET, Philadelphia. ml
Spring 'Fashion of Eats
At the great central cheap flat and Cap Store
No. 284'Market street, south side, above
Eighth street, Philadelphia: ".
11114 subscriber takes thik method to return
hitt- thanks to the people of the county of
Cumberland, for the very liberal share of patron
age which they have extended towards hint for
last few months, and would call- their attention
to the fact.that he hue now introduced hie.sraiNo
r•smod OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS, which for beauty,
nediness and dumbilityv cannot be excelled by
any other establishment in this city.. This stock
comprises the Beaver, Nutria, Brush, Russia,-
Silk and Mole Skin Hats of all styles and quali.•
tics, together with a "very large assortment of
Velvet; Plush, Fur and Glazed Caps.—
Country Merchants end others are respectfully
invited to examiuc the stock, which they ,will
find it to their advantage to do, before purchasing;
las it is his determination, having adopted the sys
tem of selling for calm only, to sell at the lowest
prices. JOHN FAREIRA, Jr..
,z• 284 Market et. south side, above Eighth.
• mar 22
Iron Commissior Warehouse,
No. 109 North Water street, aed No. 5.1 North
Wharves, Philadelphia.
THE undersigned still continue the Commie
sion business, for the sole of all descriptions of
IRON. Our experience of many years, and ex
tensive acquaintance with . dettlers nod consumers
of Iron, throughout the country, has enabled us
to establish such relations as give us peculiar ad
vantages to servo our correspondents, tthal to
any other house. 117 -
mar 22-61 n ORRICK & CANIPEtEI.t..
Printing Types --
WILL be sold at BRUCE'S N. Y. TY PE
FOU NURY, after March 15th, 1818, nt the fol
lowing very low prices, for approved six niontho'
notes:
' nouns. TITT.ri - tie. snnaeu Etc
Pica, per lb. ets. cts. 9(1 els.
Small Pica 1t 51; • 95
Long Primer 31 GO 100
Bourgeois 37 fit; . 108•
Brewer - 12 i• 1 lqii
Minion 48 134 139
58 161
Nonpareil
Agate 108 ISO 2tSl •
The above prices. in consequence of increased
facilities for manufacturing, are much redne , ql
from former rates. A liberal discounifor cash in
hand at the date of the Invoice.
. . . .
• Presses, Chases, Cases, Wood Type. Ink, &c.,
furnished at the lowest manufacturers' vices,
either for cash or credit.
Our Specimen Book for 1848, is now ready
for distribution to Printers, who will send for it,
and contains many new articles that we have ne
ver before exhibited, such as NV riling Flourishes,
Ornaments, Ornamental — Fonts,• bre. of which
we have an ample stock for the prompt execution
of orders. • •
• •
0:1 - For sale, several good second-band cylin
der and Platen Power Presses, Standing Press
es, Hand Printing Presses. •
GEORGE BRUCE k CO.
sprs 13 Chambers street, N. Y
thunb•Nalley Transportationllonse._
rix (Zl4Olt- . j
.T,7•7; .
Canal andjiiil go'id Line, for Philadel-
.phis, Biltimore, Pittsburg, &c.
j"ICERR, - Foiwarding and Commission
Merchant, HARRISBURG, Pa. informs his
friends and the public, that from thrtiibiiil pat
rondge extended to him during the rest year he
has been encouraged to make more extensive or
rangemento for the present season, and has • ad-
ded, -two nalo, : large and .splandid_lloata-to-liirt-
LINE; and will' be fully prepared after the oft',
ening of , the Callal. to forward PRODUCE and
MERCHANDIZE of all' kinds to and from
Philadelpitia,'Ealtinioro;',X_ittsbargh, 4 l ,r. , at_the_
lowest -rates of froiglit'and With illd illtllo3l des
_ _ , -
patc
AVidte kyr, Roam,_
CA RIAISI;R. RREt.t .
•. Race street WII Ph ilndelphia
' • GEISE• ar;-$6ll-.- z''
!g!!..":4lComrrce
LAR Rire
All'el!le roc P?,ra;
• :- - Tit' 'um ttERLICII'& Gp.IEP. t , . ,
?' ....l•. '. .lsoT T 2 , ,72 n , lVl E 3 t rhe a t'a ; t 4 ,, t r y hil4dolPnla.,
NOLDS,-
: ‘•';''' ''." 41 4 7 3 " . .' orket.ot., Philadelphia:
No• i s &C 0...; '-'..
~, 01,TDR;;$10) E.
tphiiad ,. ll3;. , ,.
~
-....‘
' . ..
Bro ' ad ilir lflD'LlNE r . ',. ~1
' ~.4'-',PENN'A• 4.° - .'StartiOio:
1 ' .: • 7, .. —i: • North moot,: .
~,.....
'll i iii4 ar tg;' l4a ' - ' '
n o w
,G ar d e w e d s , ,, 4
I -7 7117
THE usual large. atarchOlca PUPPly.",of
GARDEK SEEDS. juei received for
gala al. HAvgasTip.ws:.Drim.43toic. '
march' : '
EVER.AU' Brack ;•D elliti~:"Houses:
S'. Poeeoeaiorj ' giyori April . iet.
f 848::
14!".
=II
• .
orts
DtkiloodsiNew4imingement
HEetibseriberhas-jusi•rettirnedfrom-the
city-
T
..and is novi,opening,.at his 0 . 1 d :. Stand, on
Main Street ) in addition., to hie farinerTstock,
11.111313 AI4IO4ELL SELECTED IBSORTIfiNT
STAPLE DRY 'GOODl3;.'which he. in
tends to "sell according to iho old motto, ".quick
plea and arnall.profits.' • Among his goOds era' .
' English and.. American 'Prints, from 4 016 12
cents, every variety of style and pattern.
Bleached and Brown Muslins, '.16 inch. at 61.
. English Ginghams at 12 Bents,,
Freneh . Lawns at 12, • and every Other' article
equally cheap. $A leo, ri large assortment of GRO
CERIES and QUEENSWARE. lie offers
good New-Orleans Sugar at 6, prime at 7, crush
ed loaf at 10 and broken loaf at 11 cents , --good
Rio Coffee at 9 eents,—good Molasses S eta per
quhrt, New Orleans halting Molasses at 10—n1,
so Bondy, Syrtql, trauperior assortment of Teas,
Spices„etc. GEO. It. CROOKS.
aprl2
NEW SPRING and SUMNER GOODS.
"subscriber has just received and is
now opening at his store, on the South
west corner of the Public Square, an unusu
ally cheap stock of seasonable goods, such as
Cloths, Cassimares, Vestings, Alpacas, Silks,
Bombazines, Lawns, 'GI nghams, Ca m bri e,Jac
onot, Book and other descriptions
of fine white Muslins, Checks, Ticking&
Gloves; Hosiery, Jac_
A large stoeYof MUSLIMS, white and un
bleached, from 1-4 to 1-4 in breadth, and from
4-centover-yard-urrinvrice.. -
A splendid stock of CALICOES, at prices
varying from 4 to 123 eta.
Also, a fresh stock of the
CELEBRLTED- i'LUID LAMPS,
which ha has lately Introduced, and which arc
found to be by all that have tried them, the
most econulnical Lind desirable article in every
respeat now in use, Also the -
The Pekin Company's Teas.
He has been appointed solo.agiiut in this place
for the sale of the above Teas, to which he
would, invite the special attehtibli'M the love. a
of good Teas. The manner in whirli they arc
put up is such, as that the lliivour i 3 prrsirved
for any length of time, being incnscd in lend
or tin Mil. Families can he supplied with
any quantity put up in this manner.
The public to respectfully invited to ball and
examine his stock before purchaqing elsewhere
inasmuch as hoTeels confident that his variety
and prices will be satisfactory to purchasers.
- aprs - ROBERT IRVINE, jr.
French 'Revolution I ----Interesting
News ! '
THE public is respectfully informed
-that CHALKS OGILBY is now pur
chasing, and will be receiving in o km , days, one
of the most extonsfve and as usual THE Clif.A I.F.ST
STOCIC Or GOODS ever brought to Ciirlisle!
The stock will donsist of a splendid selection of
Day Goons, with a fine and general assortment
of BOOTS ASS SIIOr.9.—G ItOCERIES in abondance,
and at the lowest price.
Owing to tlre OREAT 611)1'1710N in prices of
many articles, I feel centident..that I can give
horgoins unequalled in this or-any other plaet7!—
Call and look for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere. tCrlietnember. the Old Stand. op
posite Martin's Hotel, a few doors East of the
Market House. marelr.22
New Goods!
°,•• S. A. C 031.11 has
PN...,.•:Z : A.4 ; just hes returned from l'hil
=.liit.2o.4;;".••Zi:::*--- t ,4 " adelphia, and is now o
'.***""=
- 7-1 • -- peninga large and liand•
.S;
some assortment of
traumaand Sumat En
GOODS,sonsisting in
...
part of the following articles:
• FOR LADIEq.
French Gingham Straw Bonnets
Fancy Lawns French W. Collars•
Printed Organdies Black Silk.. Lace
Linen Lustre Thread Ethting & lace
Paris Silk Tissia • Cord. Silk Fringes
'Brodie Italian - tut' Silk Buttons
French Jaconets Kid Gloves
Drk Brodie Lawns Thread do
FOR LiENTI.OI.
Black Cloths - Fancy Cad Cloths
Cassimers Summer Cassimers
BP k Italian Cravats Tweeds
Vestings Black Sattin
Also, Damask and Ingrain carpeting, Figured
Backing, black and drab Merino, Checks, Mus
lim. &c. &e.
ik N. B.—All I wish to say to my friends is to
anchor nt the "Bee Hive,' in North Hanover
street, and examine toy stock of goods, and for
cash great bargains may be had.
mar t.t.2'.
First Arrival of New Spring Goods
TIIE subscribers have just returned frontritil
adelphiaa with one of the largest and cheap
est assortments of NEW GOODS ever bru't
to Carlisle. It consists in part Of
Fine blue.blnck English and Froneh Cloths.
Fine blue.black and Fancy Cassimercs,
Vestings olfashionable styles,
Forty pieces French and Scoteh Gingliains, at
12, 15, la and 25 cents,
Five thousand yards Calicoes. front 1, 6. It, 9,
1 0 and tilets., the greatest assortment ever bee t
to this place, and uncommonly cheep.
A lot of Mous de Luines, Fluids, Lawns, Bal.
zerines, &c.
Book, swiss, cambric and jaconct Muslias,bur
red and plain. - •
Hosiery and Gloves. Checks and Tickings,
Muslins..such as tarleton, pink, blue, black,
mode, white, &c. we are almost giving away.
Laces, Edgings, Shawls, Ribbons, and almost
every thing in our line of business.
Also, our usual assortment of Groceries and
Qtfeonsware, lardwareAc.. together with wens
!id boys' cloth and oil-cloth and palm leaf Wats,
Persons desirous of purchasing good and cheap
Goods will save money by calling on us, as the
above stock has all been bought for cash at low
prices, and will be sold "cheaper-than the cheap
est." A. k NV. BENTz.
March 8 3 doors south of the l'ostOffice
New Clothing Store.
T' subscribers have opened in the
room lately occupied by H ti Ritter, nearly
opposite fblorrott's Hotel,' a large and elegant
stock of CLOTHING, of all descriptions, made
in the.very beet style, and warranted bettor than
titan any other ready-made to found in the
wow: t-They hare engaged NU. Geo. Bentz,
an experienced Tailor„-to sell their clothing, who
Lrt or-vests,--for-any-person
also take measures and make up coate,pauts
who mai , 'Ol be able to
-it himself in their "stock of real nth
suit hinteelf in their stoc4 _ ad y-made.
Now on hand a grant variety . b( Tweed Coats,
Cessuncre and lore-priced Pantaloons and Vests,
which Will ba .sold lower than can be had else,
Where. They can furnish a handsorno blue black
cloth Coat, ready . to put on, for fr om 87 to Uri
and Other goods in proportion. Call and ace 'o
yourselves. A. and W., BENTZ.
apr.lls
New Flour and Feed Store,
THE subscriber would inform the public that
Ito-line-just opened n Flour and Feed Store in the
large stone building in the southettsrebrner of the
public square, opposite the Market House,witere
he will at all times keep on hafird'n ot'sst•
perior Ft,OUlt and Kiln•dried 'Corn Meal for
family use;togefirdr — Witli%ll - kindtrof - Peed - Stutli s
such as Efiti7 - 13horts, -- - - etexwhiehlurwill - sell - at
wholesale and retail at Very small pro fi ts for CASH.
.„ 1 , 0pr5 . : 30,11 N KEENY:
Jug Received - -
Natt , CLODS, "and' will sold lOw
;role Wrral) --chlwirit°"t-Weat-44126
a"'
• „_
'untorolorm. •,• ,
A • surpLr of. this p.rticle, ..tyARRAN't -
. 4 -IL in PURE, juit riceived, and' for 'sale surd.,
inirti
'-lhaS t littShaWbfl ,
• 4 •••••' , Caahtnere;: Thibot.' an d Blopket
Shawls, at Idiechaap "torn - in West Itighltareiii.
'" ..Tan• 12 18481 cAgmo
.i LK;PS .n O v N :an a
d n kh o • .
uet c t ,
o t e .jii4t7l;W,,ToWeiViceGattettedetzeeilit'reedie
pe ,
teilalhr onlo at the Chime Ha rdier ' tey6oPzs
AN 41 611 ke4iP. X l. P ; C tx
• , •
'•
ME
HE_..subscrifier,..appointed--_,Anditer_to_nitit ,
tit shal the assets., et JOSEIII INGRAM, of Mi -
chanicsburg, amengthe'ereditors, will attend, to
receive clanne,..at hi e office in Carlisle, on Mort
.DAY, the 24tlf of Aprkl i . 4B , lB; at 10 o'clack man.
. ;131tANDEBURY,
Auditor.
Mil
OTICE is hereby given that Lette_rs of Ad
ministration on the estate of JACOB - LEHMA-N
of W. Pentisboro tp., dattimve been granted
to the stibscribex residing in said township,.... All
persons having claims itgamst said estate are re
!pleated to present them for settlement, and those
indebted to make immediate payment to
JSA AC LEFF:V.BIC Adm`r. •
Estato of 36soph Hunter.
WI"I'INS of Administration de bunis non
LA with the will annexed, •ou the, estate of Jo•
BF.PII ut7NTER, late of the borough of NewvilM,
don't'. have been granted by the Register ofCuni
berland enmity to the subscriber, residing in the
Paine borough. JI II poisons having claims against
the said estate will present them for settlement,
and those who are -indebied will make payment
to SC OTT COY LE,
Administrator.
mnrch2l
'PILE subscriber desires,to inform his friends
and the public that having left Paxton's Mill, in
South. Middleton township, he has token The well
known Merchant Mill, Saw Mill, fie. of Abem.
(1 e or ilLEas.t_textusliatrcuicoamship,-on-the-Can
dabgnin,et creek: v i hin viivo miles of the Susgpc-
Minna, where the public may rely uponbeing nc..
commodated with every thing.in his line on the
most *at isfinnory terms.
npr.s--pd • - J. 8:-.1.1ALDEMAN.
.
' Estate - of Esther orstpDee'd.---
NO'I'ICE is herein given that Letters Testa
mentary on the last will and testament of
Esther' Horst, bale of E. Pennsborough township,
Cumberland county, dee'd, have this day beds
issued by the Register in and for the said county,
to the subscriber, who resides in the "said town
ship af• E. Pennshorongh.. All .persons having
claims or demands agiunst the estate of said de
ceased, are requested to ninke known the same
without delay, and /hose indebted to make pay
ment to J OLIN N. NI OSSER;
atm 9.3—/itpd Executer..
To the Heirs
, nd Representatives of Ad
. am Stout, late of Frankford tp. dec'd.
14 Is E. rrtitc, 11 et in pursuance of a Writ of
Trut it and Valuation issued out of the
Orphans' Court of Cumberland county and "to
me directed, an inquiiition will be -held on the
real estate of said dec'd., to wit A tract of Land
sonata in Franklin township, and containing one
hundred acres more or less, on THURSDAY the
Gth day of April, A. o. 1848, at 1 o'clock r..31.-on
the premises, for the purpose of making partition
and valuation on said reel estate.
JAMESII 0 FF E , Sheriff.
•
Shalriff's Office, Carlisle,
illarch 22,18.18-31 5
Dissolution of Partnership
TILE partnership heretofore existing between
A..&.l.)..Ltinicit is this day dissolved by mutu
al consent. The books are in the Minds of D.
J. Leidich. Persons knowing themselves in
debted to the firm are rennestedto call and make
settlement as soon us posiible.
A. M. LDIDICH,
- V. J. LEIDIGIL
11The subscriber would respectfully inform his
old custonters that be has just returned from the
city with a new and splendid assortment of Spring
and Summer GOODSochich he will sell as low.
if not alittle lower, than uny establishment in the
county. Among his stock may be enumerated
the following articles:
Cloths, Tweeds, t assimers,Mons. do Laines,
Oi n g s liams, cashmeres, Calicoes, Muslina, Ben-, a
nets, Ildrd-ware, Queens-ware, Cedar-ware,
GrocTries, Dye Stuffs, Oils, Paints, &c, besides
other articles too numerous to mention,
Thankful to his •friends-for 'hair former kind
ness, he hopes by a strict attention to his basi
-1 ness still to merit a share of their patronage.
-A.. M. LEIDICII.
Boiling, Springs, March 15, 184 t1 -pd
A u stated Orphans' Court begun on Toes
/A. day the 15th day of February, 1848, and
holden at Carlisle, in and for Cumberland county,
before the Hon. Samuel Hepburn, President
Judge, and John Stuart and John Clondonnin,
Esqrs. Associate Judges, &c, the following pro.
ceedings were had, to wits
lit the case of the writ of partition and valua
tion on the real estate of Robert I3uchanun, deed,
now to wit. 18th February, 1818, the same hav
ing been conlirtned by court. On motion of
Graham, rule on the heirs and persons interested,
to appear on the first day (25111 April, 1848)0f the
next stated Orphans' Court, and accept or refuse
to accept the said real estate at the valuation,
liy the cuter,
.1,1 NI ES HOFFER, Sherif' .
Sheriff's °llia.,
March 15, IMIB-It
rpnE co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between the firm of COYLE & 130813
in llogestown, Cumberland rounty,was dissolved
by in utual consent, on the Ist of February „ISt?.
marit
ir WILL olio T my FARM for sale at public ont
s cry on THURSDAY the trith of April next,
at 10 n cluck noon, situate ih IVhcattield town
ship. Parry county, about one mile frdm the Fio
Forgo, containing 108 Acres, bounded by lands
of John Bterret, George C.. Mezer, Henry Lep
. peril and others, having thereon
. erected n two-story Log HOUSE:,
^;.4 1 11u wentherboarded, and a double. Log
I A RN end tenant House, together
with all ot heti necessary improve
ments. The farm is well 'watered and, a suffi
cient part of the land cleared and. in a good state
of cultivation.
" The location is n &mutant one and in a healthy
part of the country, together with schools handy,
churches, and every other 'thing that will make
it a ptomain home. ' Persons wishing to view
the property will Ire waited open by culling on
the subscriber tosiding on the premises.
Terms outdo known on the dm' of sale. '
aprs-3t DANIEL SMITH.
IrrGREAT EXCITEMEXT 1X PITTSBURG !—Our
agent of this place writes of a mysterious incident
which occurred in that place, in relation to an ex
cellent young lady, but who unfortunately pos.
ssed ver repulsive complexion. Her face was
eevere • wit 1 rum • tetc - blerolteWpustuletg—dier ----
skin mark and yellow; cracked and chapped—her
lips in cold weather would become sore ini:d bleed..
She had, limner, several good traita.-ont) of
which was td read the newspapers. One morn- '.
ing as she was looking over the columns of the
Disp 'S C H atch, she saw in largelettera SO the words' RAD ,
WAYINESE MEDICATED AP ! AB S sure
exterminator of all skin blemishes with a direc
tion for all ladies to road the papers` Now: mark
the advantage. On Sunday morning she took
her place ,as usual, among the choristers, and
to the utter surprise of her fellow. songsters, pre
sented a complexion as fair as a MY, and boned - -
'rut as the most admired'bellei••pf the: teism.—
' Strange wondering and much excitement was
exhibited by the busy crowd, and nothing short •
1 of an explanation of how this sudden transform.
__. franraglateskto-beaaty_woa. at triini.di Iwonlit
answerer
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,7TiteltidY,likrraltirer-sexi-flill-,of-gen—t -
'lances and 'kindness, explaiped , tlrettuse, and to
the. gr eat ; grand and:beneficial -efiecia-of-Itad , -
way's.ll.lpAlWated 'Cliinese:Soop,'WhiclP•She had,
boonsittg.for' twe weeks,, Svcs ItUrarded)the,full
ariprobstamf ofiheiteeple, as the !!restoreir of lost . •
boauty. o '.. Our agent?: coneludee iltue- , -""Sinte
hictil*;eintailleOrricAtewhititagm_
feet lush - for - Relileay ! ii'Seep.: : *:::i.i_fl3:2_ , _ _
Ladies andgentletrien; if you wish tout... Mali.
way 's Soap;itt; . alLita *tit y_,:et4tin . ,____
rob 23 :
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J. G. CAIRBIONY
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par : Iron ; and Steel.
A nTONS Ileorimered iuta Iron.
1 tr' 1 do , Colo , Sheer, BlisteM Spring 'OM.
20. boxes Tin Plate,jost xeceisked 'and for sato nt
the..Chesp Hardwar e Store ot•
joie& ,
' f'rt llTllB ; and`Spikes: it
"N"' • '-•-• ' •
EGS_ •Aptic owl iecavoct,
UMJlLAnd)fori:Baio ittAha t iqoap Hgrdwart,r , ,
,Stargi - or'4.!i ttl ti '4 4 ' SAXTON. ,
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1 110n*i r ie, Elltil 3 lNE Cnti
%0r..? xemived ovum ronrcifit 74 4
V:Its I PGILPY, t
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adita l s-Notice:
Estate Notice
Notice.
Notice
Notice.
Dissolution of Partnership,
A Farm for'Sale,
alahwapo Medicated Soap.