1177
Beware qtini gieelee the vit
ae of any discovery, Neter' , it is held in'the es
teem of the public, and so'xnuch.in-Proportlon - lifthat
-publicillabletOtWaiidlapaii , tiy:the spurious is&
mailed of Ignorant, designing and &honest tnen,wito
like the drentrid the" hivst,.have neither, the,ability!ar
tit!tbink provide ;for. thstnielvesiAnt
[Wiwi and liguitatti On the earnings;of the Rosen; b i g
,_The;extraordinary. seeded ,attendlnk the 'use of'
Wistar!slialsam of, Wild Cherry, iu diseases of the
Itzngs;ind the:many singular cures it hes effected.,
have naturally attracted the attention of many phy
siclatts, 'Wessell as the Whole fraternity of quacks—
.. apdcaused unprincipled 'imitators and counterfeiters-
AO pike ofrapurious mixtures of similar name and op:
.pearance fbr.the . genuine Balsam. Some are celled
' S'lilyrup,of,Wild Cherry and Tar," .:Crierry Syrup,"
4 `Coinifinnd syrup or Wild Cherry," arid sundry oth..
coldpninids, to which they attach a lodg string of
..puttli:m Vac oltaneh nostrums we - know 'nothing. It
is' WISTAITS -11/I.LBAid OL WILD CHERRY alone
shAtanirfignis the'curcs. Let theta not dannive you.
-. 0 -Thn-Senuine...sigked_l,_llU_TTOJanAde_wrappere-...
Sold in Carlisle by S. ELLIOTT, sole agent.
Trrighes, Indian. Vegetable Pills in the City
of Illexico.—Great Success.
Extract of atetter from the Editor of
,the Green
ville (84.7.1 Mountaineer:,
Dr. W 'Wright—Dear sir,—* * * A.week ei two a
go I sent you a " Mountaineer" containing a letter
tram one of our Volunteers.in the city of •Mexico, in
which he pays Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, un
der all elrcutestaboes, the highest :need of praise I
have ever known a medicine of any kind to receive.
The Voldnteer, William M Goodlett. Esq. is a gentle
man of high standing, an accomplished and well edu
cated man, and Wasveceittly High Sheriff of this Dis
trict. By one oeyour advertisements in a Charleston
Winer; I haPPened to notice the location of your of
nee. nod thought you migbfextract an article ot some
- value - in - regard.to , your medicine—therefore iseut
the piper.
.. The. following is the paragraph of the letter, reel ,
red to above. , .
- • My iiimith is very. fast improving: I procured, a
- few days. ago, some of Dr. wright's Indian Vegeta
lile Pills, and they hard acted on my system like
Elias Earle is quite well."
Them It appears that Wright's Indian Vegetable'
"Pins me fast obtaining celebrity among the brave and
vitriolic Volunteers who have gone to Mexico tp de
•fend the rights and honor of their country. Long
may they live: All who intend going to the Snuth or
West,eheuld not fail to take a supply of the Pills
, with them. They are invaluable.
aS.Reware of counterfeits and imitations. Romeo
her that the original and.pnly genuine Indian Vegeta-
Ible Pills have the written signature of IVlLuum
'Wlittoirr on the top label of Inch box.
The genuine is Ibr sale by- CHARLES OGILOY,
sole agent for Carlisle, end general agent for Cumber
and county, by whom country dealers will be sup
plied at the Philadelphia prices.
Office and General Depot, 168 Race street, Phila
delphia.
•
i#n ;i Uiirkc#~.
Philadelphia, Monday Evening, May 8
FLOUR—The foreign,nowkappearsto liaveliad no
effect on - the market. Flour is without much demand,
hut the market, from scareity, - is rather stiffer. Fair
-hrandiare selling at $6 per bill. itir home use, which
is now the general asking price.
CORN MEAL remains steady at. 52,25.
RYE FLOUR is taken on arrival at $3,87.
WHEAT—The market has rattier an upward ten
dency, owing to light receipts. Southern reds sold at
137 els and prime Pent% white at 145 cents.
CORN iv inquired tor, and 3500 bushels sduthern
yellow brought 50 a 301 cte, weight.
OATS -L . -dell. No price quoted.
DYED,
On Sunday hit, the ith Inst. CATII6IINE
r.tasrs, infant daughter of Abraham Lainbertoti, lisq
of North Middleton, aged 16 n 1111 l ths. .
On the 2.Bth uIt,BENRY Sucen. Infant son of John
and Margaret Harder, aged II mouthe. [The intnwir
yal flower was about to unfold Its benurles upon the,
e 'ilesert sir, when It ma - transplanted by Pe Saviour
the Paradloe above, to bloom In initialing glory
foreverlj
OBITUARY
There is nothing sure in this world but heath. We
are forcibly reminded 01 this solemn truth by the up-.
pearance of the grim monster in our midst. snatching
from us friends who are near and dear. Those who
are the ornaments of oursociely, and who justly form
the objects or our pride,—ln short, these whom we
consider the best among us, die first. We ore seldom,
however, called CO mourn the loss of one more uni
versally esteemed for all those qualities which adorn
woman, and make her what God' intended her to be,
than the subject of this notice., airs. ANN MARGA
RET HILTON, who died on the sth Inst. In the 23d
year artier age. Kind and affable to all, courteous
an her Manners, and uniformly even in her disposi
tion, she nine at once the affectionate wife, the loving
partner and companion. Ou her bed of sickness she
exhibited that calm resignation which the righteous
only can have, and when called upon to leave this
vale of tears, she died
"Lite one who wraps the drapery of her couch
About her, and lies L`owit to pleasant dreams."
She has gone to "that bourne from whence no travel
ler returns," and while this sad affliction is a loss to
her numerous relatives and Iriends, she has given
evidence that their lose is her eternal gain. She Bled
in the blessed hope of a glorious resurrection, ex
pecting to nye (brevet with Christ, who was to her
an elder brother in affliction, and proved to her the
truth of His promise, that
"The soul that on Imes bath learned to repose,
I will not, I will tint. betray to its foes;
That soul, though all hell should endeavor to shake,
I'll never—no never—no never forsake."
Let her friends then, while they mourn their lose,
find consolation in the fact that she has gone to ir
better. and a happier world I that she line gone to
nines other friends whom she loved, but who have
passed
°Within the cold greve's ■llent
Where morrow's tears no more arc libUd,
'No more the Ills of life molest."
Let them remember that she has finished her course,
and kept the faith ; and that henceforth there is laid
up for her a crown of righteousness, which the Lord
the righteous Judge shall give hero that tiny, when
the trumpet shall sound, and this corruptible shall
put on incorruptiou, and this mortal , shall put ou ha
mortailty. Truly,
"Death ties on bar, like an unthnely frost
lipoit the sweetest flower of all the field."
New• Spring Goods!
• •.T,HIS" DAY OPENING !,
THE.aubscriber is now receiving and opening
.a FRESH SUPPLY OF DRUGS, to
gether with a most attractive general assortment
of FANCY ARTICLES. FRUITS, tte., all of
which .have been laid in at the best establish
.•menti in the city, and wilt be disposed of on the
moat advantageous terms io purchasers. He re
.apentfully invitee his friends to give him a call.
•
mnyld . • ;'S. W. H A VERSTICK
NOTICE.
THE ,President.. managers and members of
CUMBERJAND COUNTY AGRICUL
EVRAL
socIETY, will bold !heir Airing
arlotranon chimbur, in lE° Court
noun, at Carliele..on SATURDAY the 2tph
4of May, 184p,,at 11 o'clock a. in.
• RICiARD PARKER,
Secretary
, : , Aldininistrator's-P7otice,.
,
' LETTERS Of .Atiministrtition.• having • teen'
.irtnitettid,Me in due farm of Law by. the Regis •
' of Cuinbetlandcounty, on tho estate of
EALTZERBIXLER, dee'citlate of. W. Penna.
7bitromih itiWnshfo, 'oil. persona. ha virig..clainte or
*monde egainst" the estate of snid decodont, are
requested_ ,to make knOwd tho'enure to me, at
----tny-resided*in-siddr.towaishipil and- al 1,1 hose-in
'_'-z‘de.b.ted!O filetetterfake ii4rotot imtnvdiptely. .
,NONTPOIVItIOMO,NALDSON,
Maylo46t'• .7 • Adniinistrator
'!"Y 'l!iibliii ii
• - - , ;'--.THE'aubseribor otToi alma).
. • . lio,aalei on' MONDAY the-OA-of
Sene o 1848,- on , the woollen's. at: one
'
U ock
situate in North , Middleton town - ship,
iiinbilleau county, Pa.
.4 lea„e
,miaatpl Carliale,,
.kiothT4omita,Nrie
Agrpe' of first . rale.,;timentono Land;. in a good
3, t ,atale it . uliipetigt i end ,under. good - iinnee. , 7rlie
, lllllllrolonienta.,fire , .n good , HOUSE , end BARN.
Water, The ,Facija
1 - licf,pi?)4' ,- , - tiltOgiitlipr. three parts to. suit '
passeathiel
the
;t ho
,refu• bs c iber, - whiclu
e will
n b d giv
a e r:
f ,
ir l, • • ,••
° 4. .
r:4o, l l kllealtrai wil ev ea w e th ay V n m h?. atmeert
•
, ‘,b6r thn ,
5.
r 4 Sniff
nentruoi 7841r.(virarranted
Dr ,
Witt 61,4.rortti,tr'e'oe
io
hylitirM9no /19un
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S E Lid
bald P/88 1 " :n1
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•
rWOULD. attention or'
the - public - to a-splendid lot of SPRINGand . ,
S DWAIN GOCDS,. suitable . Ibr gentlemen's '
wear, consisting ; of - superior ,Frencli,
Germaii.MULAmerican Cloths and Cassimere
of all Colors and textures ;,,extra .superier black N
Cashmeretts, Tweeds and Linens, for Sprine
and Summer coats; white and • fancy Linen
Drills ; Silk, Satin, Valencia, and Cashmere
Veetings; white and fancy Marsailes ; black
Italian and Fancy Silk Cravats; black, white
and colored Kid Gloves.
All open and ready for inspection, opposite the
,Railroad Office, Main street, at the well known
establishment
of -
Mayto •T.
Hat and Cap gtore.
Tsubscriber having just returned from the
J.
city, would inform the public that ho is now
opening a splendid assortment of SUMMER
HATS at Ins old stand in N. Hanover , street.—
His stock comprises Moloskin,'Nutria, Rocky
Mountain Beaver, Pearl, Cassimere and Silk
HATS, of• the most substantial make end latest
style. Also CAPS of every description and
quality. • . r
Ho invites his friends to call at his establish
ment before purchasing elsewhere,,as he is con.
intent that they will find fun their advantage.
maylo ' , GEORGE KELLER.
N.t.l.l.lfigliest price given fur Furs; Lamb's
Wool; •
. , •
Boots, Shoes and Brogans
- - , - THE attentionof the public is invit' ,
')
• ed ton large- and elognant assortment ' t oo
of BOOTS riPd SHOES, now open
ing at PORTER'S SHOE STORE,
Main street, opposite , the Mothodiat
Church. The stock has been selected with great
Care, and for'style and durability is unequalled.
Ladies' French Linen Gaitert (new style)
Do. Morocco Hall Gaiters .do •
_.. .... _ . . ..
Do. kid and Morocco Slippers; Buskins andd
Ties, at.all prices
Misses' Gaiters, Leather Boots, Buskins and
Slippers
Children's Gaiters, Boots and Ankle Ties of
every variety
Men's Calf and Morocco Boots, , Brogans and
Slififiers .
Boys- -
' and Youth's Pont, Calf andKip'Srogargs.
node genefar assortment of thick work
Als64 - great ihdificy of Boot and French Moroc
co, Kid, Pink and White LININGS; - Last
jogs, Trimmings . . • •
Particular attention will be given ns usual, to
CUSTOMER WORK, such as Gentlemen's
fine French Boots, Congress Boots 'and Gaiters,
Ladies' French and English Lasting Gaiteiii and
Congress Boots, Kid and. Morocco Slippers, Bus.-
kins and French Ties; and every eflort used to
get up the work in a style equal to the best city
work, and nt the lowest price-, by
mnylO , WM. M. PORTER & CO.
N. I3.—As the subscriber is now doing busi
doss_ under the firth of \ Vin. M. Porter & Co. he
earnestly requests those indebted to settle their
accounts, as it is necessary his old books should
be closed without delay.
WM. M. PORTER.
- Refteghterg - Drinks - ;
R Oustn's MINERAL WATER,
'Sparkling and bright,'
• ln its liquid light—' _
And not only sparkling and bright,
But for its flavor it is hard to-boat.
FELIX'S MINERAL WATER.
Lemon and Sarsaparilla, a large supply always
on hand and for sale by the gross,- dozen
or single bottle
MONYER'S FOUNTAIN —MEAD,
Is indeed the 'Ne Plus Ultra' drink of the sea
sun. and can he had with the above named--
Mineral Waters, at -the whoiesale •
and retail Confectionery or
P. MO NYER,
macitt • N. Hanover-st
N. B.—Pie-nie and other Parties supplied at
low rates.
itravrovA.L.
nIIJE subscriber respectfully announces to his
friends nod the public generally, that I e has
removed to the large brick building in South
_Hanover street ~ one door front Morrett's 'Hotel,
and within a few doors of the Voltinteer printing
office, where he .will-continue to carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS, and to receive or
ders forwork ut Ins line, all of which he pledges
himself to execute promptly, in a neat, fashiona
ble and workmanlike insulter. 'rho latest 6811.
ions will ,be regularly received, and he can there-
Pure furnish to order a dress that will please the
most fastidious !lisle. Ile would avail himself of
this opportunity to return his sincere thanks to
his many patrons liar their past encouragement,
and solicits a continuance of their favors.
H. S. RITTER.
IVO WNSEN D'S SA RSA PA RILLA, for the
removal and permanent cure of all diseases
arising Irom an impure stale of the blond, egrof
ulous affections ?'Cc, warranted superior to any
other preparation of Sarsaparilla now in use, for
sale by the dozen or single bottle, at
.1. A. BISHOP'S
amyl° Drug Store, W. Main street
Cheese, Cheese!
A Prhne lot,of Cheese just received
by I'. 1110 N I'ER,
may 10 . N. Hanover street
Deeds, Mortgages and Bonds.
AVery fine assortment of these blanks
now for sale at the 'HERALD' Wilco.
nittym
AN ORDIN.A. NCM
For Defraying the Expenses and liqui
dating the Debt of the borough 'of Car
. ,
BE IT ENACTED and ordained by the
Town Council of the borough of Carlisle, and it
is hicreby ordained and enacted by theenthority
of the sem, that tips alum of TWENTY
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS be assess
ed and levied upon the inhabitants of the borough
of Carlisle. ' for defraying the expenses and liqui
dating the debt of/mid borough bribe year 1848.
Done in Council, :Nth day or April, 1818.
JACOB RHEEM, President
A Hest—bmts'M ALIGN Clerk inny4
Teas of the New Crop.
DAVID RANKIN, 73 Chestnut et. Philo
edolphia, has forsale the following Teas:
300 half chests Young Ilyson Tea
100 do Gunpowder do
150 do Imperial do
10 do Ilyson
- 1000 do Powchong do
200 do Ningyong Soucliong
_lOO po -" Oolong. do
75 chests Padre Souchong
45 do black leaf Poltoe
25 half chests do do
35 do Orange do
1000 matte Cassia'
Theid Teas - compile& the beet chops imported
in' ships' Sea' Witch;, Rainbow, Tommie, Inca,
and , -.Hunfress.-and-are-enani—td- any Tcaa that
have hoen ofihretlin:thie tnarket.:_ -
- • -
• ' ,I 3)7.VXDZIND.
.. I .JEPOSI.T...IIA-li;Kiq.--11-
40'
PIiE Diraatara this
day daclaredii Mildew:Pon tho. Capital' Stock , of
111:4 1 : 4 41 h l i o r P ' e a r igr to r g i lt ' s
which
raProaoitgivis on or 'after.,tll o ,l2th ins t;,,
ARS, , witk. $7, - c oBraNT-criiihkrfori
P/ar for ; Palei
Veii4elicii tit seemi(Vhailaid
ANO. TriCe Ono Hundred Dollarek En.
gIi r PAP/ i Tild "..;:1t . r .4 " • 91—at
- .
'•. . . .
Ntlils ankikikeso,,;.:-, . . ..,,,.
P B6B Nalls'AP Pi esiva receive
7, ', o . ( auClot"erld lititheThoipllordwar
o
sfor c •of
;Jr,l-- - - 4 1VVIttGlif.rik,ISAXTON. 1:
_.,...
ONE VINE , O I / 4 1 1% 1 0
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the store oaks.,
Jon 19. .
N.
" j)10, 48001V0 " "
bbODS' it^wiii sol 4 low
- - boW rind 'Wet* ~rotlo, l p, , Nytiqt. , , , l!gh
.". p CRONY
• "r
• .;‘ -, • , ,
• -
s
• _
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t -... iiatricts;i ' bn:trast.o • •
JA. BIS4OP, eiteeisoitdDl:J; Myers;
• Just received and is tiOvi opening a largo'
&elleeleeted assortmeni ofERESWD RUGS::
; MEDICINES, .8.4 e, among whioh 'Will be 'found'
the following,.viz . 1 . -
Opium, Camphor; Quinine; EgeOrne Salts;': ,';.'
- Dye Staffer Spices; Cutlery,
AlCohol, Turpentine, Pine Oil,
' • -ISte.
Also, a large•essOrtment 'of PERFUMERY,
Hair and Tooth Breshes, '
Umbrellas; Walking Canes, • -
Roussel's and Hauers ShaVing Cream, 7 _-
Bear's Oil', Cologne Water . ; Hair - Dye, Ox
.
Fancy Soaps', l E - itraill, MEEN TUN, Curling
Fluid, and
FANCY ARTICLES of every description,.
to whibli he respectfully invites the attention o f
the public.: 'His assortment is a full and rich one,
and he hopes by strict attention to business and
low prices, to recciip3 it liheral share of the public
patronage.
Physicians' prescriptions carefully compoun
ded. J. A. BISHOP,
mny4 _ , West Main street, Carlisle.
CARD.
PR.R. J. J. IIIYDRS has disposed Of.his entire
stock of Drugs Etc, to Mr. J. A BISHOP;
' Harrisburg, who will continue to do business
at my old stand on Main street. .Mr.llishophos
hod considerable' experience in the. Drug,.busi
ness, 'and I 'confidently recommend him to the
customers of Ilie ewe and spliCit if continuance
of their favors. - - -1 - . . .
O&'By this. arrangement .Dr. Mvarts.wiTl be
enabled tn Ole his undivided attention •:tO the
dunes h is prdession •mey4
MONVER'S
Confectionery, Pratt Bf. Tog Store,
Norirt Hanover. Street, Carlisle.
riVIE subscriber would respectfully inform
1 country merchants and the public generally,
that. he is constantly manufacturing end has ta ,
ways on hand CANDIES of every variety,
(which for quality cannot be surpassed by any
.manufactured in the State) which he will 'sell
wholesale or retail at the,oLe STAtikk, in Han
over street, a few doors north of the Bank,
- Jterolie-lute-also.on-hand-ERLITSaita,N-U_TS
el the lat9et importations, which will be sold at
the lowest prices for cash, His stook consists in
part of Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs, Prunes,
Dates, Cocoa-nuts, C?oara-nuts, Pea-nuts, En
glish 'Walnuts ,Almonds, Pecan-nuts. Filberts.
He would also inform the public that he has
just returned from the city with a_very large
stock Of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
ctinsisting of superior double refined, crushed
and pulverized LOAF SUGARS , Brown Su
gars, amoug which is a very litir.articla for 61
cts. per lb.; COEFEE, front 8, to 10 me per lb.;
a superior article of Imperial. Young Hyson and
Black TEAS • MOLASSES of all kinds; Wa
ter, Sods and ISuper Crackers; Cheese, Choco
late. Rice, Blacking, Matches, Brushes.
FRESH SPICES, viz: Pepper, Alspiee,
Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs, Ginger and Mus
tard. A supply of Indigo. (hest quality) Alum.
Starch, Washing Soda, Salt Peter; all of.which
04-be-soldmt-ilie , lowear-rate.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
Alm public for the liberal patronage extended to
him, mid hopes by l a desire 'to please to merit a.
conimeance of the entice. All orders from a die.
tame thankfully received. and promptly.nttend•
ed to. [ititiy4] P. MON YER
GREAT BA7RG4INS I
SECOND SPRING -ARRIVAL
'I' fiENTZ'S Cheap Cash Store, where They
AL are now opening the grente,st quantity 01
new and 'cheap Gbods, of the following -kinds=
Cassimeres and 'VsStings
CALICOES, of every satiety and style, from
1. io_l•2l_:.cts, per yard—and • some: of. these aro
first rate at 6+ end 8 ms. he assortment con
sists ofabour9ooo yards.
Forty pieces FRENCH GINGIIAMS, at
123, 16. and I'4l i-ts. per yard.
MANCHESTER GI\GII9IIS- 70, 12},
and the b_te., for 16 et,.
LAWNS=Some beautiful patterns, 123, 181,
and f. 15 ems. perynrd.
ALFA CI-LAS—t 81, 2t, 271 50 and 623 eta.
per yard. We havfi the eheriptiat Alpachas in
AIUSLINS—White and unbleached, nt all
priers, and lower than evorliild before.
CEF:CES, 'Pickings, and Pantaloon goods at
all prices.
Hosiery, Gloves, flandlterchicfs, Bonnets,
Ribbons,Hats. Oil Cloths, Flannels. cotton and
linen 'rafle Diaper, Farts, Shawls, Edgings and
Laces, Fringes, Buttons, and in fact every arti
cle in our line of business.
These goods are offered to the public at lower
prices than can he bought tiny where in the
:bate of Pennsylvania, as our means of purchas
ing are equal to any, and far superior to most
country merchants.
Also, GROCERIES, QUEENS-WARE,
Sic. &C.
Give us a call and we feel satisfied you will
save money in making your purchases.
A. be W. BENTZ,
mny4 3 doors south of the Post Office
NEW YORK VARIETY STORE,
.
y & AI. COLLIER & BROTHERS, be„. ,
tr. leave to inform the citizens of Cumberland
nod adjoining . counties, that they have just open•
ed an extensive VARIETY STORE in North
Hanover street, in the building lately occupied
by Mr. Hantch, between Haveratick and Lyon's
stores, where {they will be happy to receive the
calls`vf all wishing articles in their line. They
_wilt at all times keep on hand a well selected
alisertntent of Colored Prints, (French, English
nod American) domestic and foreign Perfumery,
Patent Medicines, embracing nearly every dc.
script ion, and in litct a little of every thing usu
ally kept in tin extensive variety store..
'They are the exclusive agents for the sale of
Dr. Traphogen's celebrated Pulnionic. Mixture,
and his Balsamic Extract of Sarsaparilla; Dr.
•Green's celebrated Oxygenated Bitters, for Dys
pepsia and Plithysie. They are also the exclu
sive agents for this county of the Net; Yons
CANTON 'TEA. COMPANY;' and ailt keep con•
stantly on hand S large,mly of t eir superior
In conclusion they beg leave to say, thaf•they
are determined to sell at very small profits for
casn, end invite all wishing bargains to give
them a call. Carlisle; may 4
RENCOVAZI.
NATHAN HANTCH, 'having removed his
Cheap CLOTHIN 0, STORE to the room
formerly occupied by 11 H. Grove, on the east -
corner of the Markot4quare, directly opposite
Forster's store, would' respectfdly Inform his
friends and the publieln general, thatim intends
to continue Me business on ti 'Mom' extensive
_scale than heretofore. He has just received from
the eaitern 'cities a large assortment of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, which Its will have
made up at the shortest .notice - andin the 'most
desirable manner. He will constantly have on
hand n largo selection of READY-MADE
CLOTHING, cheaper than ever offered to the
public `before---stieh as bleak 'and blue Dross
Coats, Frock and Sack Cdata of various colors,
11'weed'Conts.of , ell alleges and colors, Summer
Cloth•Goate • Litton, Cotton and Jean coats:
and -ell-other-kinds-of-fashionable - conte ; 3 black
ad :fancy, Cashmere-Pante t=Sunimef-Ponta - of
every'lleseription''and color; plain 'arid fancy
Satin-Vesta—all eerie (lad' colors: . Shirt teems:
'and -.Collars neck" and , pockee.Handkerchiefs ;
atocks, &menders' of all kinds; nd'very cheap,'
Don't f&geillto comertil,
'the Public : quUre, t ys, May 4 .
. G6ods and Grocerles.*: -
Dry ~. • • • • .
.1 n u • ... • -
ALEIVIO,VATAV
* T/1,E•. - subsCribor bpgs ieavo ' inform • his'
; frichde arid the - publie' general,kiltat he, his re—
inciled ••hip: seire to t he • rooni 4Ormerly; occupied.
by lienry,Litnderson, on North"Hanoyer,,etreet,
within.two: doors. oLliaverstick'p drag .store,
r wlierOdte lins.bektllnied._p_tiboice.llclection_of
TlRYi!oo,orlki;!censistufg hi part of. Cloths;
cjeSinierbs; Seftlnetts,;;lertetut, Bummer Cloths,
yetithiail, 4 l3ilks.'B6knbaKiniun, oambricks, Jeep—
nette..Clalieedii',7ohawisr Chebko,' Ticking, car.
rietrckaitWlCottoii* , Arern i `Unibtellap, Glo v es,
id. alifippdonl'anditcrchielii,' ibiliery. - •
Also ir welk,eoldeted:ateck-Of ,GROdERIES,
conaistjng In part rief , ,QOireris; Tet3, * Sesake, Mo.
'lasses, Ilpiess, .Tahaced4crYokerY,,Gless
Quoonsware of2seri O us descripUons
together. with Inimeroas Other driielePi.ceflipriting
a complete. end:general, aesorttneph,.oll . qr.which'
he.ofiers.for sale at very low . prices: `,t,i,T.4o,,giV,
Ile will nlso,lteerp constantly on'.ihand ;11'.; large'
assortment of:110ms, SHOES, , 111.1111 1 ,EgIV.
which, ilft o:d ieposild *of at - ,greptllprgains:' , = 4., ,r;
i , \lltireepeetfulfxinvitis friehdei tintllllo,i)Lk,
ji c ,to
. .4'.1M 4 Y 4 4/4.1t;4E0:044:11:1T.W.Y
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ltoroug Wecespis-and Expen %tures •
•• •
Account Of 'AUGUSTIN' • A.. , LINE' Treagurer , or the Borough of -Car
lisle, 1848: ' •
EINE
To'Ceeh in kende of lam- • •• •
_,..,Troneurer ' $f 84.13'.
Tlidance.or 11.upliCate.for 1846,, out- • • .
.•
standing et leer /settlement • - 9T3 563
Amount 'of: Duplicate for 1847 , '2;337'72 -.
Cash received from J. Craver, clerk z' •
of Market-house 42 32
Cash. received from W. M. Mated
and Joseph Blair, Burgess and As
sistant Burgess (exhibition license) 29 12i
Cashreceived-from, ,, provision-store_
license • • ' 25 00
Caskreceived foretell rents of Market • .
House • 202 49
Cash 'received front sundry persons on
account of bonds dna by theato the '
borough 1,268 63
Cash received from P. Davidson, am' t
,Lof appropriations returned '22 50
STATEMENT of the ihrotigh's Indebteilness
and Meals.
A mount-otnutstanding-borough bonds-85,267_00
To meet which the means of the bo- •
rough are 1,500 00
Outstanding debt
The above account of ^ A. A. Line, Earl, 80.
rough Treasurer, having been examined by us
and found to be correct and true, we have passed
and approved the same.
N. El A NTCII,
LEM'L TODD,
J. ItHEEM,
r.Gommittee,of:Aaceun+s_•:
Physicians -and-Country-Pier - chants,
WHO purchnie DRUGS; tkc't'cheap,
are vequested to call and examine the large stook
received at the store of the subscriber, Tho arti
cles are fresh and warranted gootl, and purchased
at the very-lowest' cash prices, and %%11l be die
posed of lower than articles of the same quality
have ;ever been sold in Cumberlan4 county.—
catid -- re - r - 31atid if ho-dostrnormake - it - to your
advantage td purcease "from him, ho will not ask
you to buy. -
Orders from the country will receive prompt
attention, the articles guarantied good, and prices
lower than any other place in Carlisle.
J,, A. BISHOP.
Succeitior to Y. I. Myers, slat.
ma y 4
Removal.
rilllE subscriber would most respectful
ly inform his friends and the public in gerie
ral that he" has REMOVED his CHAIR- MAN G
' FACTORY to the shop formerly occupied by
`Stephen
p Keepers, Tinder , opposite the Market
House, and immediately in thr rear of Snodgrass'
.tore, where he has on band and Sonstantly man
ufactures CHAIRS. SETTEES, SOCIADLES and eve
ry thing in the line of his business in n fashions.
ble and workmanlike manner, and all of which
I he will sell on the most accommodating terms for
cash or country produce. He would also avail
himself of the present opportunity to return his
thanks to his old patrons. and solicit it continu
cince-of their favors. JOIIN M. GREGG. .
apri.ls_
197th Regiment.
TUE 107th Regiment, P. M:; is ordered to
parade for review and inspection, on the Centro
Square in Carlisle, on TUESDAY the 16th day
of May next, nt 10 o'clock, A. w. By order of
the Colonel commanding.
EGE. Adj't.
•
- Attention
FIRST REG'T COMB'. VOLUNTEERS.
Parade in the borough of Newville on Tunas-
DAY the 11th day of May next, at 10 o'clock A.
M. precisely, in Summer uniform, properly.
equipped for drill and inspection.
By order of the Colonel commanding.
n pr2i; A. FILER, Adf t.
Notice,
ALL persons indepted to MARY McGIN
NIS by book account are hereby notified thar.•the
books have been assigned to the subscriberoand
payment must be made thereon on or before the
Gth rday of May next, otherwise their Accounts
will t he placed in the hands of a magistrate for
collection.
npr2G GEO. W. FIITNER.
Notice
THE subscriber, now living in Silver Spring
township, bur being about to remove to the
West, hereby notifies and warns all potions a
gainst trusting any one on his acoount, as he is
determined to
_pay no debts except those con
tracted by himself in person or .by his written
order.
npr26-pd . DANIEL HINKLE.
New Flour and Feed Stow
THE subseriber would inform the public that
he has just aliened a Flour and Feed Store in the
large atone building in the southeast corner of the
public square, opposite the Market' Housewhere
he will at all times keep on hand a Supply of su
perior FLOUR and Kilndrisd Corn !Weal for
familyibee,togethei with all kinds of Feed Stuffs,
such as Bran, ' , Shorts, etc. which lie will sell at
wholesale and retail at very small profits for CASII.
spry .• , .* • JOUR REENY..
Estate of Joseph hunter.
VTTFRB of Administration , de honia non
• with the. Will annexed, on the estate of Jo-
BENI HIj , NTEn, Into of the borough.• of Newville,
dee'd. have been granted by the Register of Cam
berland.county to the aubseribey,,residing, in the
same borough. All poisons hexing claims against
the said estate will present them. for settlement,
and those who are indebted will make payment
to scow COYLE,
mareh2g, , Administrator.
- - . •.
_Estate•Notice __ •
NOTICE is:herr:by:given that. tetternof Ad.
.miniet ration on Marmon° of-JACOB ,LEUIVIA N,
,of J'eniiaboro tpi, deed,:•her,orbeen. granted
to 'the aubactiOer resnding.in, s rmid. township : : . AU
7iersone - having - ,elattricgmdtiereeid7antare are .re;.
greetednrproaent ilient•forrglitilement,.and those
mdelited imniediate payment to •• • •
• rinrs-0 - • ' ISAAt'LEFEVER:4direr.
. .
; , . • k.. Bonnets-Iml Ribbaquk .:,-::" --:,
Au t,iecei lied - . -a-rievi!!=atfpi4,:-Itif- , :ele: , -.'
"age , Ribbonnepd fishiiinablcillonnets,at,thil
choorx store iiift Consign-Of:Marv; :•‘.' , npl9
'..,::',•.'!: -'.._''-:, ~"", ' , . ::,,, : , ) ,1 ; :, : :,
'"ll}l''' 43 . ithiCribet . ; hate:..fu' , ;".reqeli. , ed . ,..„it::
7
Barrel - KFreih:Plo:ollfi/r.Vif - %V7:
~ :i1Pr5.,.,:. 1 i,:, 5 ,:;,.1, i t- . bic, , ,, : m :...5:11, . 411;ME., 1 r.:;','...
..,
' •
A r'',o6ll:BtP.P
•
1,14
';;R" I 11 V
0, Carp • %WM' ,
US tv,l4!go,',lsoortoeut ..of;
IT1141 1 1_,<V“ thitio,.'i 3 Oltrilbting,"citt:. the 800
rtirLk. , ,- , aro rianorpr. may29l
will , l4 t
t,'Oblv,his a
and f0r',7141:141?'
d 1" , •
4p1:4
'!' •
• ST.4, ;4-i,,,, 1t0...tc"; „'
• EL
Start' , • 0 •
ME
. .
~
By caeh paid: John ThornpsOn ' • ‘5 00
Sundry persona on aceciunt cif betide' 1,254 23
P. Davidson, to defraYiexpenue ler ' .• •
-
• illumination • - - . • • 75 00
-.I OhniCeNtalloirpaving South 'street 200 00 -
Joseph Morrison for shoveling snow .. 50
John. Vanaradal for work done on • —•
bridge' • ' 15 00
Wm: Harkness for repairing bridge 187 a
• Wm. Miller for rspitinng pumps 3 75
'_HamuelLerall.for_repitinng bridge 4 25
It Myers for roofinggrave-yard sling 8 00
A. Moudy for pavig . West Street . 325 00
J. Hevener for cleaning spring •
Boyer & Mawr for printing 15 00
James Dunbar for attending Council
12.00
room ' . .
Samuel Crall for removing nuisimeo 20 001
--
2 75
Wm. Wert for pump handle ' 3 2.5
Commissioners for room rent and fuel 7 00
.. . . . .
Wm. Riley for assessment 8 00
Michael Mathews for. paiing North
street 447 00
Wm: Harkness for sett' curb; &c. 780
For fines remitted 25 00
A. P. Erb for Winding clock 10 00
Samuel Haversack for oil and can.
dies 2 75
John B. Bretton for printing . 15 50
For repairing pavements at Market. '
houso ' 145 50
_ciwoberland Fire Company (appro.
priation) 34 00
.
Union Fire Company zapproprintion) . 34. 00
James Crevet• for oil and , fixtures iit • •
84,925 473
Market-liOuse . : . , 9 82/
Wm. M. Henderson
. for • pfank for
bridgel9 10
Sam . ' .Elliott for oil for Ma'rk'et-house 18 , 00
Wright & Saxton for hardware • • Ig6 .
John• Noble &.Co. for lode for bridgo, 15 25
E. Beatty for printing 22.10
L. Todd, Esq. for professional set-
vices - ' • 30 00
P. Davidson, street regulator -' • 4 00
J. Spangler do . ' 400
Of f icers of E. Ward election 6 00
Officers of W. Ward election 5 00
Small notes cancelled of the borough '
issue' • - 79 77
James-Louden - fa strnionery .2 Bil
P. B. Smith for removing old tree in __ '
"front - of engine-house , • 1 00
John Walker for collecting , taxes and . -•
exoneratio'ne 154 74
Balance of duplicate of 1847 outstand- '
ingl,lB6 'an
J, M. Allen 1 year's salary -80 00
Samuel trail 1 year's salary as high
cb - ntitable - - . 105 00
A. A. Line 1 year's salary n , s,'Tten - s-
uror ...,.. 1 100 00
James Cairo salary nR street commis-
sioner, for work done by him and •
other persons employed by him, for
the borough . 211 911
83,767 00
$1,772 101
Bolam) in hands of Treasuret 153 371
nem
Wood's Stettin
_lron Railing
_DIEUIU
. Factory,' • • -
Ridge Road, above Buttonwood st. Philadelphia.
IRON Railings for r7ublte. and privet%
.build
ings and public squares, of every variety of
lorm.and pepern.
Cemetery Railings, of classic and uniquel
signs; embracing upwards of one hundred dif.
• threat varieties -
Iron Chairs and 'Settees, for Gardens, Halls -and
• Piatzas—new style.
Verandas and Pilasters, for Cottages; =do in
..-
- every style.
Superior Wrought Iron Gates, for carriage en•
_
New style of Biticony 13racketti, &e.
Iron 'Thbles of various styles; embracing Louis
XIV, Elizabethean, Gothic, nod nmdcrit pat
terns, with White and Gold Italian Marble
tops. These tables have been introduced by
the subscriber for Hotels, Restaurants, lee
Cream Saloons, They _are beautiful arti
cles of furniture for flat Stores and other es
tablishments where it is desirable to Mahe It
grand display.
per He has racently constructed an elegant
substantial CAST IRON liercnixo PosT, in form
admirably adapted to permanency of minion,
highly ornamented, and representing a well exe
cuted Imo of that noble animal, the Horse.—
Such an article hris tong been a desideratum, and
is now offered IS ihe gond taste of the public. ,
Strnngern visiting Philndeldhia, are respect
fully invited to call nt his Wererooms. and ex - -
amine his different specimens of new and beau
ilia' work.
ROBERT WOOD; Proprietor.
CO' Ho has recently published, at great ex
pense, an original work exhibiting the new de
signs and patterns which nro executed at his es
tablishment, embracing all tlie above articles,
and the varioua and splendid patterns of Ceme
tery, Balcony, Step, and other Railings which
have.beeli Manufactured for Laurel Hill end
or celebrated Cemeteries, designed expressly for
his owirestablishment, and which may be sent to
any part of the World to 'h&c , who desire to make
a selection. Undoubted reference will.bevequi
red to ensure a prompt return of the welt, after
an opportunity for making the selection.
Philfiderplia, April 19.
Muslins and Calicoes
THE subscriber has just received a
very bract stock of Muslim; and Calicoes,
which Ito Wars at •oxtrontaly low prices. Call
and ace than.
apr 12 ROIVT. IRVINE, Jr.
Fluid Lamps
AFRESH stock of Fluid Lamps just
received by tho'subecriber.
npr 12 R. IRVINE. Jr.
FRESH stock of the Pekin Ten
jt Company's Teas just received by the sub.
scriber. (apr 12] R. IRVINE.
• Ginghams. , •
THE attention of . the Ltiilies is invited
... to a stock of Ginghams from 121 to 25. eta,
just opened by the subscriber.
apr 12 • It. IRVINE, Jr.
. Bonnet and Bonnet Ribbons;
A
LARGE•Stock just reeeiyed rind for
sale at extremely low prices, by the sub•
scriber. Fapr 127 It IRVINE, Jr.
AFEW pieces of French Lawns, very
fine, and now ecyle, for pale by • •
aprl2 - ' G., R. CROOKS.
.20 - PIECES English•Giniham, at 121
cents, for solo by •
aPrI2 ' CIIO.9KE!,
'.• ' ' Rags I . Rapt I
sutseriber .wi I Ive,,,the highest
price for i lith.GS, delivered, tut his Paper.
tholVnreliouse Gflecoblthoqm,pay.
.0 18 oi!het 13 / I. °r B. I
- ""
• - Fresh Garden: Seeds.. —' •
TM. usual laige 'aad ' - c,hoicessapply of
GA RDEN , SEEDS, just -received acid for
ialiniii - BANt..7RETICK'E, Drys thore. , •
• • r
'Blaoloonithia:loolaibi Sale,
.
91.18E / stiberik)6r,:iiffulir.iat private sale
'""_t_vraf'Aevittieekel'aining Li, Ili, it :fire'.
benderi Grlnd atone end ii'great7yaility - of (air
•Blattltemitle.e, Toole; ion none:none to mention.—
,Pe,ntone in.went . ot 'ench , alleles, would do well
to cell;,tiOnwstalne; will Ge'given.r: .lle can be
fund,nt bin; houito in . East , Pontfret street,. near
atits
annitPer GOOde•is
topene.4. , WAll ,
,9 ,"Bee Hive,"
lif'
:':iefge loiGleilterne, , Lawns and' Bareges, ,
Phich will be iold'chosp,for cash., 'mat29
Shaiiol
Oen' dd' Ek c'T' (me' f 4.4rlion'ec
Oa t ittlit; at thd,chettp,tgora l'itist.High . mutat.
•
•il . NACeao f"' •
MPIASO 11010'
,VP pdwee yoeti, marled•eizeejitetreeelyep
eeld , for eftleitt,shetakeiip fitirdware Stone•of •
. lk
Ml=l2===M=E
8! .! 1 . 11 411
E I!E f 1
.'''Altscellaittoofi'Y - • '. '
LiSt. of -Retailers of ierehanizO l itai:
- F0R...1:U mi 0 ill:kirk), c o ullrir•;:.: i, ,
As.olaisified by me, accordieg to . the diffeient
Acts bi:Assembly,... ~:,,. , . —•
ISLE.. • ~ , ~ •
.. Names. • • _ ~ , , peas. LiCense,
Jason, W. Eby; • _ 4 1 /3 . .. 010..00
John G. CarmonY, 12 .12 50
Joseph P. Halbert, • 14 . 7 00
Myers 5 , 1. Sheaffer, 12 12 50
Samuel Elliott, 14 ' 7 00
J, M. Kneodler, ageotv .14 7 00
Charles Ogilby, • tlO • 20 00•
Charles Barons, liquorti, 1.13 l5 00
George ,W. Hinter, . 'lB ' '. 100 0
A. &W: Rentz, .'''• 12 P,12 50
Dadiel Echols, liquors, nl4 10 50
John Faller, liquors, . - 14 Fio 50
Robert' Irvine, Jr. , .13 110 00
Jacob S. Faust, liquors, • 'l4 10 50
J. &D. Rhoads, . 14 700
Wm. B. Murray., .. ' 14 700
John J. Myers,. liquors, 14 10 50
S.M. Haveratick, liquors, Ll 4 10 50
Robert Snodgrass, - 13 10 00
SIVI &.-3-1 7 Hoover,
._,,, - 14 700
J.& W B Fleming, 14 . 7 00
T H Skiles, 13 10 00
Wm . M Porter, 14 7 00
Thomas Conlyn, ,' 14 . - 700
Wright & Sexton, 11 . 15 00'
Philip Mdasersinith, 14 ' 7 00
Jacob Rheam, l4 - . 700
.Qeorge-R-clooks, - .13 .00
John R.Plolips, ' c 14 . 7 00
James McGrannhan, ill 7 00
. ... . _ .
Michael Lehler,. liquors, • 14 10 56
Hunter atufßeed; liquors, 14 -- 10 - 50
Peter Monyer,, , 14 .7 00
John PLyne, 13 lO 00
Jaeotrolf, liquors, 14. ' 10 50
Arnold and Livingston, 14 7 00
SA . Coyle, . ' 4 13 . 10 00 .
Fortney and Fisher, • 14 7.00
Jacob' Why,' liquors, • 14 10 50
George Foland, • 14 7 00
Andrew 0 Lechler, ' 14 700
C toilet': sgent, liquors, 14 10 50
.George Heckman, liquors, 14 10 50
Peter Homer, 14 7 00
John E Forster, 12 ._. ..12,50
Nathaniel Ilantch, 14 7 00
Hugh- Maioy, 14 • 7 00
SIIIFPNSAI3UR.G,I3OIIOUGII.
Wm. F. Carey,
14 • 7 00
Robert Snodgrass & Co
Edward Scull,.
Henry
. Hollar,
Gish and }Linsey,
Jonathan Peal,
John A Clippinger, 12 12 50
Jnmes.Gilhard, 14 7 00
.Heck and Peal,
John Fulwiler,
S Kunkle,
John Stnmhaugh, It 7 00
David Nevin, liquors, 14 10 50
Philip Koontz,l3 11) 00
-
Peter S Ark, agent, 14 7 (X)
Joseph P. Nevin, I 1 /5 00
\V 1) C Hayes. ' 14 700
.1 C and G 13 Altielt, 11 7 00
Fleming and Sheffver, 11 7 00
John 13•Dunean, 14 7 00
Robert Welsh, 11 7 00
' —171 t SO, . . .............
Andrew 0 Miller, 13 10 00
Andrew Coinrey, liquors, 14 - 10 50
'l' C :Miller,_ • 14 700
Russell and Dice, . 13 10 00
AV M Watts, 11 7 00
MEESE
Shtiver and Cassel. 14
.110PEWELL TP.-
Samuel T Seruman,
Robert Elliott,
Jacob Ilefflebower, 14 7 00
• -• WEST PENNSBORO"IT.
I=
Josiah flood & Son ' 13 ..15 00
Donaldsoii & _Green .... . .14. -00
Junius Cycasbn & Co. l4 7 00'
NEW VILLE: - - - - -
Cilinorc-& Stough 13 10 00
William Barr (A.g . l) 12 12 00'
Sena COyla -• ' 13 10 00
Jamison Damian, liquors
'l'. &J. McCundlish' " 13 10 00
John Diller - 14 7 00
Jacob Sv:oye? 14 7 00
Joseph Laughlin, (Ag'l) 14 7 -00
FRANKFCiItII.
J. B. Lackey and do, liquors 14 10 50
.1. C. COrniony and Co, liquors 14 10 50
..# ...NEWTON.
James Kyle
Ju>eph Sand)
Adams and Eshelman 1.4 7 00
MIFFLIN.
Robert Hackett, liquois
SOUTHAMPTON.
John IV. Clover, liquors 14 10 SO
MONROE
G. W. Singizer
Daniel Kriaher
Struck and Brandt..
HAMPDEN
Thomas C. Rheom f liquors
John 11. 'Gearing
George Mather t.
NEW CUMBERLAND
J. K. Boake and Cu, liquors
\V. S. Prow
EAST I'ENNSBOIIO..
Jacob Bellinger, liquors 14 10 50
Longnecker and Eslinger 11 7 00
Joseph 0. Banks 14 700
''.. • •
SOUTIT MIDBLETON.
A. M. Lcidich 13 10 00
Win Alexander 14 7 00
Goias° and KroplT
Rider and Sailor
ALLEN;
Alexander c atheart le le 50
Eby and.FritelleY. liquors El 13 (xi
Mute Marton, liquors 14 10 50
John G. Miller 14 7 00
Matthias Bitner, liquors 13 15 00
Joseph Scjnoll ' 11 7 00
SILVER SPRING
.11.. W. Meteor and Brother ' 13 10 00
John Reed 14 7 00
Dunlap and "Barr . 14 7 00
Coyle and .Sponsler- l3 10 00
1114CHANICSBURG.
.1••Millison and Co, liquors 13 "75 00
Simon Arnold, liquors . ' , 13 .4...., 15 00
John Cuovcr 14 7'oo
J. and L. Rciglo ' 13 10 00
Henry Leas . . 14 — '7 00
Houser and Bobb • • 14. 700
Baker, and Miller 14 . 7. 00
Ira Hay, - 14 7. 00
J...F. Spahr,. ~. . 14 700
Georgo Siogizer -",.
.. . 14' '7 00
",
-.Merchants end all concerned in the above '
classification, will take notice that I will hold an
Appeal in the Arbitration 'Room in the Court
House, in the borough of Carlisle,--on the follow. -
ing days, viz: Monday 22d, Tuesday 23d, Wed,
nesday 24th, Thursday 25th, Friday 26th,Aatur.
day 27th days of May next, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. : 14. and 2. e. xe of said days.. to.
afford all persons an opportunity. who.inay, feel
themselves agrieved bribe ahovo l elaseilication;
to appeal , from Are: same.... .' , . , • ..
'' • ' JEFFERHON - WORTHINGTON;; - , - '
•• apr 26
. .. ,
' • Stray : ; Hog:_' ••' t.
CA•ME-tiiiinitiriitnisetiLof--theLsubecriber,-I n
, - this borough, about the',23th of March; last,
a STRAY HOG, eb,out,tWo yieitra , OlVinarked
bit:pieces cut out.of both eats,';' The'ownet is'ret
quested to come - forwardi, prove 'proporlYilr
oharges and take•hitn Mtway.
epr 19 , , ANPREW ,KERltojr
NOW'OlOthiniatorit;
ne)! ett6eribertr hive •z. - oriebed 'the
Yootn lately "ofictitiied - by . B" . .ltittari . netirly
:oppdalteitMorrott'el:HOiel,' a large* end elegant
stock-OUCL - 13,THING;efeltdeardirtione,inddiT.
in the very teet.eiyle, and warranted . bettor than
then nr y.m
nother„Jeadade to be found in the
,Mminty,rjheY have engaged Geo.: Bo n t
tin"e*permitted :niter, to, pelt their. clothing, who
Neill aloe like medel)ree and make e fip.coate,papte'
er'ileneilorany itertgon-Avho may, not'biable to
'mit'. himself in their: stock of ready-made: 'l.
oninindeetrenf variety of Tweed
-Ceeeimere• and low-prieed Pantalootieend Veeto,.
whichmill be ;:sold'loweir . than can Itt:had , ehiei
„where. , TlOYinen furnlehrthendeomriblueblaok
Cloth , Ceit reedy to tout,on,' for from 4,7,te:'.r,
witrother goode*,, protiortion.. „Cell end ate tr,
youreelvee.".. Qed t.
QkIVEIZAZ'Sirck ;Aivinfig3l o ,oo*:
, •J
1111110, ,. . '‘ ;cjiAq;. ool 4 3 T .,
, • ' • •
Miii=i===l
.
. ,
ner
- 6f hit aildltiliu
00 Gpr tolei....i ~-':..,....._. ...
, i. .iiv:i.--..',T. , ,' , °77,,q, ~, ,, ,, , ,,,,-,t, • .', . ; : r...,..., :-.t.--;
Tonels X : isfonv,
Corner, of Main , St:iiiii Harper, '-• ow, Carlisle,
!PH R'.subaoriber reepectfullylmbOunceoo,the
public that-,110 has taken tho:StaMlXeirrierly
occUptcid by Mr, Angney, at, the r eOrner o , ; High
street and Harner'ißow . ,
~.Wheie halted', uit' re
ceived from the Vaistorn cities a large a n , 'Wen ,
did assortmenr „of, .NEW. G 0 cops, •piliehiesoli
of the Iniporters and Mainifacttirere, and inclutL,
Mg every variety of
,Goods. • ~The ladies are "tar.
ticularly invited to examineLhite r beautifurassort.
inentol_Dasste:GOOnsramong,Vihiclithtifollow_.
ing articles comprise .ti pant,superiiir WOO Cloth,
black and fancy Silks, blue, - black and fincycati.
simeres.-Fancy Summer GoOds....Ginghtims and •
Lawns—frombasines and Alpaceas-T-Vestitips of
all kinds—Mons: de Laines, London and domes.
tic Cralicoes—hits, Gloves, Laces, Edgings,flo. -
siory and Ribbons of all kirldel.
Also, a large assortment of, onopzaies.
All the above Goods , haVe been purchased at
the bbet and cheapest Markets, ankwill,cermin.
ly hotel& vsnv tow. fie' respectftillY invites
.the public.to give him a, catl.„, ....,,,, . .. „, , ,
aprl9 . , - , JOHN E:*.VORSTER.
Great Arrival' of Cheap G oods -
AT
OUILBYS • -
Great Atilie:
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 'STORE;
„I gave now opened the largeet-and cheep:
eat assortment. of goods ever brought to Carlisle
and•no mistake! Purchasers will do well to call
and examine "this mammoth Brock, as they will
luraure to get good bargains and save money.—
To enumerate articles and prices, is out of the.
question; as it would take - up the vi . rhole.of friend
Beatty's paper, and .the half 'eat then'tie - told.—•
Suffice it to say that I have every t h ing in the
Dry Goods line from.superfitte cloth , down to a
piece of bobbin. • • .
' A very extensive assortment of'toaTs and
SHOES just received, and cheaper than over.
G ROCERIES.—A fresh assortment of Sugar.
Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Rice, Spices, &c. now
opening and selling . at the very lowest notch.—
Recollect the Old Stand, East Main street,where
good batgalas are suye_to,no had. _
aprl9 CHAS. 'CiGIEBIt.
HE subctibdis Would announce to
the public:that they have retutned from the
astern cities with a magnificent selection of
SDRTNG AND SUMMER GOODS, consistingof Cloths.
Cassiineres . , Vestings, and Summer Stuffs, &him
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, Hats, Caps, Boots, and in short ever
thing in the line of Gentlemen's furnishing,which
:will be sold at the smallest profits.
They also sell goods by the yard cheaper than
any
. similar establishment in the county. The
cutting, as heretofore, will be attended to by Mr
PARKINSON, who cuts his garments a
la modo. Our work is all made under our own
supervision. Our Store is in Noith Hanovr sr.'
three doors north of Itaverstick's Drug Store and
nearly opposite the Carlisle Bank.
ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON
• - '
12 ,12 50
14 700
11 700
13 m oo
700
13 10 00
EMIT=
13 10 00
New Store---Baygaink
THE subscriber. has just'opened in the Storo
Ropm lately occupied by R. Snodgrass, Bag, on
West High street, in the IShrongli-of Carlisle, a
largo and - general assortment of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, QUEENS-WARE, HARD
WARE &c &c, all of which have been selected
with great care, and which - he is determined to
sell as - cheap as the cheapest.
.The public are respectfully invited to give hint
a call. Ile flutters himself that_ he can otlbr such
inducements as will make it their interest tolia !
troniso him. -
13 10 00
7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
15 00
A la c& Auction Dry Goods at very low
prices. • J G ARMONY '
• Carlisle, Jan 12-1848
Dry Goods! ,, -=New Arrangement!
91111; subscrtkr has Just returned from the city
1 and is now opening; at - his Old Stand, on
Main street, in addition to his former stock,-a
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF FAN
CY AND STAPLE DRY -GOODS, which be in
tends to sell according to the ad motto, !' quick
sales and small profits." Among his goods aro
English and American Prints, from 4 up to 12
cents, every variety of style and .pattern.
Bleached and Brown Muslins, 36 inch, at 61.
Englieh Ginglimns at 10 cents,
French Lawnant 10 and every other article
equally cheap. Also, almjge assortment of GRO
CERIES and QUEENSWAHE. He offers
good New Orleans Sugar at 6, prime at 7, crush
ed loaf at 10 and broken loaf at Il cents—goal
Rio. Coffee at 9 cents,—good Molasses 8 cis pee
quart, New Orleans baking Molasses at 10—a1-
co Honey, Syrup, a, superior assortment .31 Teas,
Spices. etc. GEO. It. CROCKS,
aprlo
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 10 50
Op 4 1
,1:1:j ;11 0 fe717144 II I Ili 04;1E11_101A
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
F HE subscriber has just received and is
AL 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, Cassilourcs, Writings, Alpacas, Silks,
Bombazines, Lawns, Hingham, Cambric,Jac
onet, Mull,Swiss, Book and other descriptions
of fine white Moulins, Checks, Tickings.
Gloves, Hosiery, &c
A large star% •-1 MUSLIMS, white and un
bleached, from 3-4 to 1.4 in breadth, and from
4 cents per yard up in price.
A splendid stock of CALICOE at prices
varying from 4 to 123 ets.
Also, a fresh stock of the
CELEBRATED rim LAMPS,
14 10 50
la 7 00
11 7 00
13 1,500
FE]
14 7 00
14 7 00
which he has lately introduced, and which.ere
found to be be all that have tried them, the
most economical and desirable article in every
respect ilk in- use Also the
The • Peki iri(Co in pa i! y s ri t Teu s.
lie has been appointed sole ggent in this place
for thermic of the above Teas, to which ho
would invite the special attention of the loves '
of good Teas. The manner in which . they aro
put•up is such, as that the flavour is prtse-ved
for any lengt h of time, being incased in, lead
or tin toil. Families can 'be supplietAtilli
any-quantity put up in tliiimunner. .
The public la respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock before piitchasing °lamberts
inasmiich as he feels cobfident that his variety
arid prices will be satisfactory, tir purchasers.
"apis . . ROBERT;IR}!i}VE, jr.
i- 0 •••• A‘.,COYLE has
• ,;,'? 'l 4 irive.'s just roturrtedfrotn
t-stoi! adeleibia,'and is;novr
II largeond Impd ,
some 'as sortmen,t !.of
MMIMPinFIPM.. ISPitttra and -Saataisa
a GOODS; coniisting, in.
pait rrwiug.priiclos: . •
FOR LADIES.-
FrencliGinghami Straw D'onnets
Fancy - LaWnit - ' • - French W. collars
Printed - Organdies.'..Black. Silk'Lace
Linen LUSO° , Thread Edieng jaco
-- Paris - Silk Tis'aiu CaPd-Silk-Fringekk," -- •
Brocha-Muslins Silk-Buttons'
French Jaconels .' Kid Gloves ", 1
•
pl'lt Brocho Lawn,R, . ° iThread,tio,
•-• •
, •
Cassiniore Summer oundaneti
131 k Italian pravitts,•:tl,:Twceda.
Veathiga . ' • •
Aleoi Damoak - ad Ingraiti,carpetir,l,,Ywured
, Boaking;black and dint) Meriria;‘Oltecjcs,
5tc,1844.'
!RN . , I *tali to !say to 'my .friends Js- ; to
anchor at the ."Bee "An North ,liimwer.
bire . ott , and oxtunin'elrity'atock of goodifi antl s lor
cash great bargaina may lmhatl •T •j" - ° —
' '
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T"E'publice. js' rgapeptiu yArLito. , , , ,
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