LA TEST PROM!',MEXICO !
The N, r orthe 22d brings
Inter.adyices from,,MOito., ~The Mexi
can Conkiesii ilisembleft• and little
'doulifris„entertiiiiied of its ratification
et treaty... , The vote was to be taken
en the 25th: Pena y Pena, the F,'reii
• dent,'titges its ratification in a long mes
sage., A.strong opposition was however
expected. Hermm was afterward elec :
tea President. Gin. Kearney has left
Vere Cruz, and 1200AM - op's were to folk
kw . him, for the city of Mexico. The
Penneylvania:offiiers, Lieuts. Here, Dut
ton and others, had been convicted and
sentenced to be hung, for the late robe
bevy and murder. A slight prespect
was entertained of their being respited.
Tlit PAEI3IIIENTIAL ELEGTI6N.—TIie elec
tion- for President takes place on the same
day throughout the United States, which is
on the 7th of November, so we will have
the result of the election , whereever the teb•
egraph is in operation, in' wo or three hours
after the polls close. By the time of the e
lectiOn the teleziaph lines will be in opera
tion over the greater part df the. cotmtry.
Sands' . Saltapariild.- ruff which
should be Impressed on the young and reckless, that
-every. digestive-process- of the stomach, every reap!,
eatery action of the. lungs,'every contraction of the
heart, iraws Something froin the unreplenishable-re—
aources Of organic vitality. It is important, then, for
h.osci who deltire long life, to husband those resources'
Sind suffer disease to make as fetv and as short 'drat*
'upon them as possibld. The great thing is to check
any derangement of the secretions at the outset; and
when the fluids which forth' the basis of the blood be
come impure, to restore them as speedily is pnntlble
to their natural condition. For this purpose
Harsaparilla will be found a potent agent—strength
citing the digestive organization, purifying the seers.
thins, and.relie.ving the bowels by its gentle aperient
mention from all obstructions. In cases of general
debility, and in ulcerous •und erupt we diseases, this
preparation hes produced must extraordinary and
happy results.
- Prepared and sold by A. D. & D. HANDS, Drug
gists, teal Fulton street. New York.
Rold - afiThTB: - FIU;IitYPT, in Carlisle', a lidby drug
gists generally thousghout the United Stales. Price
411 per bottle. six bottles for five donate.
.dr. Strong Syrup of Wild Citerry.-1t
otrenkthens the system, and appears to heal -Maui--
vets on the lunge, creating .new and rich blood—a
power possessed by no other medicine.
. - Chester catnap, April 25, 1818.
I%r Swayne—Dear verily befievd. -your Com
_fillitad.lsYritli_PLWild_Clterry.lunt,been_the.meansof
saving any life. I caught a severe cold. which grad
. %sally grew worse, attended with a severe cough, that
yeilsted nil the remedies which I had recourse to,and
still increment until my case exhibit., all the symp
toms of Pulmonary 'Consumption. • I.lvbry thing. I
Tried seemed to lime no effeer; - and my mirmilalnl In
creased fil rapidly tharmy friends, as•well as myself,
gave up all hope of my recovery. At thin time I Wan
- recommended to try your Invaluable medicine, and
did on with the meat happy results. The first Motile
had the effect to losses the cough, causing me to ex
pectorate freelo. and by the Gum I had used six Mil
lion I was entirely well, and am-now an hearty It man
ns I ever was in my life, and would be happy to give
any ieformation respecting nit cane, that other suf
ferers inay derive tile benefit for which I ant so crate
fut. For the truth of the above statement I refer min
to Peter Rush, Grocer, %Vest Chester, of whom I pur
chased the medicine. lidspectfully vomit,
JAMES AIIOII , IN.
iIiFORTANTINUTION. — iIeMeIOhOF,SII
tern, Syrup , . Ace. Maiming tlm name of Wild Cherry,
(except Or Swayne's) are FICTITIOUS and COUNTER: ,
IFFIIT/ The genuine is put up is netlmre -bottles. cov
ered with a beautiful wrapper. lienring he likeness
of Win Penn. also Dr.SwayniCis signature. None
or in gene fns.
Prepared end cold by D. It. Swayne. N. %V. corner
of NOM, and me. mrcets.
Mold in Carlisle by S. W. lIAVERSTICK and S.
ELLIOTT.
irrA gentleman Irom Vermont writes as
GmbH.lee. Vt. June 18, 181 f•
Mr. Roth %V Enwle—Dcar sir—For several years
past my usual gond health has been occasionally in.
terrupted by spell. of coughing, produced by colds—a
•ear ago last winter I was brought mille verge of the
'dove by n very seireie cough.accompanied whh pain
in bath sides, between the shoulders, Bsc.'which with
lone continued night sweats nail other alariniog symp
toms, reduced ins en low that my friends despaired tif
my recovery. I consulted pliyeicians and tried the
ertrinue.renitelies of the day lint none of them cured
the At Ink r procured Dr. %Visinr's Ilalsam of Wild
(merry. and It !MVP.' my life. I have not enjoyed hei
fer health for many years. therefore I can recommend
others who need it to try it.
A SILI F:t. BENTLEY.
Thr aenninr sivned I. MITTS tin the. wkapper—
eaSohl n Mole by :4. ELLiorr, sole agent.
•Wrighes Indian Vegrtabk Pitts in the City
of Me:Kea—Great Success.
Extract of a Triter from the Editor of the. Green
ville (11. C.) Mountaineer;
Dr. IV Wright—Dear # A week. or two
go I went you a Mountaineer" containing a letter
from one of our Volunteers in the city of Mexico. in
which It, pry, right's Indian Vegetable PM,. un
der all circumstances, the highest 'need of praise I
have ever known a medicine of any kind to receive.
The Volunteer. William M Gondleit. Esq. is a gentle-
Ina ti of high standing. an accomplished and well edu
cated man. and was recently Digit Sheriff of this Die
trier. Its one of your advertisements in a Charleston
piper, I happened to notice the location of your of.
lie,. and thought you might extract an.artlele ol some
value in regard to your medicine—therefore I sent
the paper.
The foßowing is the paragraph of the letter refer
red so above.
"My health is very fast improving. I procured, a
few days ago, some of Dr. wright's Indian Vegeta
ble Pills, and they have meted on my eystent like
magic. Ella, Earle is quite well."
Thai it appoint, that V, right's Indian Vegetable
Pills are first obtaining celebrity among the brave and
pitrintic Volunteers who have gone to Mexico to de
fend the rights and humor of their country. Long
may they live. All who intend going to the Smith or
• West, !plumb' not full to take a supply of the Pills
with them. They ere invaluable.
t.Yiletvare of counterfeits and imitations. Rement
- her that the original and only genuine Winn Vegeta
ble Pills "have the written signature of WILCIAM
WRIGHT on the top label of each box. .
The genuine Is'lbr sale by CHARLER
soleiffent for Carlisle, and general agent for Cumber
and County. he whom country dealers will he sup-
VIM at the Philadelribin prices.
omen and General Depot, 168 Race street, Philo-
(Mu 4ttarlict9.
ThiladoM*,.Monday Evening, May VI
Fl.ollR—The market is without much:change and
very
,quiet, with prince merely nominal. Nome small
•ales of,gOod brand', were made for home nee at 0.5,.
7.5 cents. •
COEN MEAL—Nothing doing in Corn Meal. Pcnn
•ylvania le held ai OM.
• Vi i ifEAT-41iere is tonne moveme
— it ewer. prices, and about 8500 bushels have been •a
lien, part 'nowise, at, .118 cia forcommon, 126 a 123
eta for ;Red reds ! aad 125.11 a eti far white; including
_ some amali lola
QAIIN' to
- tied without demand for ohip,ttient . . l
, A side 'a rim* riepaik'tias "mada al 48 cp.,
Southern sold at, 35 a 30
„ ,
WlfifitfElf:4lso, Lilts safd st_22,and Mods
.•
• •
i t '2l
, . .
In :this inst., by the
ifei:l:43ltiria
• 711111111 fr; Os ilhitx J. IlAnymt
• .... A ir borbuilho., .r
h y Rev, A. iI: kre
•An4i;l:notinir of Tremont Illinois,
;I!64A49lttflini . , 2,FmAr:of 1110 borough.
:WOWX933. . • ".
aeetn.i4irop_er to inform the publio_that.thtiBTA4
— AT% D:; MEETINGS. or the BoardCOTO 'Wei .
titionere,will be held, on .SECOND and FOURTIi
eeekmoot 1, it which time ankpev
;,i.,..,e0pe, haying besieges with, said Soerd r will•meet
„ 4 .,,tipmn, at ,theii. Office in Carnet°, r ,
,14,..,41,y / orrhir. Of; the Commissioners;
• .)'44,4'• , - Tiger-4V RI LEV," C bob.
%;Peitimittilionerie,Ditice,
Car" Nl' 18 4 8 —,5i -•-•• • ' .
:;::.*lack. Oak Dark. •:•
7 11 iiittik.iioaAilig :A colic, wilt be_ pA d i
id
B l 7,Otik . BarA, delivered,imAledAdAly:
r,
tapir:
-4-11r2 , 41 At-AN P ALM-LEAP - HATS
thit carved at thaykfEee 'Ma e " W. Nano
r r‘f
# l-I P4' . l . 4iiilttOf:sitiisiiiinifiiie.','fit, : iii*ii;;Piaiii-,:.an4
-..Nif, hitol;tlElVDVlLilientist.toOligi'V:
flio:PBOO, H 14 !;:4; 7 ;4 1 0.0,*. bqetit/ iy,NoW v4Ol
' :bi1. : tigi1d!Viii ii i 9. 00, ;f 4'... i;' 1 ;:; : i.4 . 7A r V....,.',; . : , ...,Pt1):.P.1:' , : ;: ,
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.'; t .
List of Re wiles . of DlEoh44lolic,
- • ckOR
As clissifiiillifria*:.tiC,C'oi'llirig' to 'the different
Acts of Asseillbjy..
CARLISLE.
.
• Nemec , . Clasc Licehse.
Jason W. Eby, 4. 0 $lO 00
John G. Carmonyb . 13 . 10' oo
Joseph D. Halbert, . 14 700
Myers k Sheaffer, 12 12 50
Samuel Mien, • 114 700
JM. Kneedlet, egent, .- - 11' 700
"Charles Ogilby, ' 10 20 00
-Charles llama, liquors, 19 15_00
George W. minor, 18 10 00
A."& W. Bents, 12 12 50
Daniel Eckels, liquors,' 14 10 50
John Faller, liquors, 14 10 50
Robert Irvine, jr. . 13 -10 00
Jacob S. Faust; liquors, 4 14 40 50
J. &D. Rhoads, 14 - 700
Wm. B. Murray, . 14 7 00
John J. Myers, liquors, 14 ' 10.50
S. W. Haverstiek, liquoie, 114 10 50
Robert Snodgrass,_ .... .. 13 10 00
S M& 4 F Hoover, ....:w 14 7 00
4 & W B Fleming, 'l4 700
TII Skiles, • 13 10 00
Wm. M Porter,. ' - 14. 700
Thomas Conlyn, t 14 700
Wright & Baxtou, .. II 15 00
Philip Messersmith, 14 7 00
Jacob Rbeemi Id 7.00
George R Crocikai l3 10 00
John R Philips,, 14 7 00
James McGranabliti, . 14 700
Michael bUblisy, liquors, 14 . 10 50
Hunlet,end Reed, liquors, 14 10 50
Peter Monyur, ' ' 14 700
John P Lynn ? • , . 13' 10 00'
Jacob Wolf ; liquors, ' 14 ' 10 50
Arnold and Livingston, 14 7 00
S A Coyle, . 13 10 00
Fortney and Fisher, 14 7 00
Jacob Leiby, liquors, 1 14 . 10 50
George Foland, ' - 14 700
Andrew G Lechler, • • 14 7 00
C rnhoif. agent, liquors, . 14 10 50
George Heckman, liquors, 14 . 10 50
Peter Hiimcr l 14 1 1:11 . 3
John r, Persia' 12 .12 50
Nathaniel Ilainch, 14 - 700
Hugh Maioy,,- 14 .7 09
Mary McGinnis, agent ' is, .. 750
sHippENSI3uRd bottoutat.
•W'm. F. Carey, - ' 14 ' 700
_Roliert_Snodgniss & Co. 12 12. 50
Edward Scull, 14 . 7 00
Henry-Holler, -----------:--1.4 7 00
Gish and Hinsey, - - 13 . ICI 00
'Jonathan Peal, 14 7 00
John:A Clippinger, - 12 12 50
James Gaillard, • . 14 700
'lTETsriiii.l Ps - al; ' 13 - 10 00
John Fulwiler, 13 10 00
S Kunkle, 13 It) 00
John Stambaugh, 14 7 00
David Nevin, liquors, 14,, 10 50
Philip Rooms, 13 10 00
Peter S Arts, agent, 14 7 00
Joseph P. Nevin, i t 15 00
.
IV D E Haves, I'4 . 700
3 C and G B Altieh, 14 7 00
Fleming and SheiTver, I 4 7 00
adlin B Duncan, . 14 1' 00
Robert Welsh, 14 . ....,7 OQ
' DICKINSON. TP.
Andrew G Miller, 2 ' 13 10 00
Andrew Comrey, liquors, 14 10 50
T.O Miller, 14 1 00
Russell end Dice, . 1:1 " 10 00
W M Waits, - I 4 700
D I. Beelman, 13 ' 10 00
Skiver and Cassel, - 14 7 00
'HOPEWELL TP,
Samuel L Sentman, 14 , 7 00
Robert Elliott, • 14 7 00
Jacob Helflebower, „,.. 14 • 7 _.OO
WEST EEITNISBORO"rP
Christian Leas, liquors 13
Josiah Hood k Flon
Donaldson & Green
James Cresson h: Co. ,
- .IsIEWVILLE
Gilmore k Stough
William Barr (Ag't)
Scott Coyle •
Jnmison Hannon, liquors
T. & J. MeCandlish
John Diller
Jacob Swoyer -
Joseph Laughlin, (Ag'l)
FRANKFORD.
•
J. IL Lackey and Ca, liquors 14
3. G. Caraway and Co, liquors 14
NEWTON
James Kyle
Joseph Smith
Adasus and Eshelman
MIFFLIN
Charles Barrett', liquors
Robert Hackett, liquors
SOUTHAMPTON
John W. Clever, liquors 14 10 ✓0
310NROE. ,•-•
G. W. Singizer 13 10 00
Daniel Krishcr .. 14 7 00
Scrock and Brandt 14 7 00
HAMPDEN.
Thomns C. Rheem, liquors 14 '10;50
John H. Zeuring 14 7 00
George Mather 14 7 00
NEW CUMBERLAND.
J. K. Bunke end Co, liquors
_,1.3 15 00
W. S Prom.' 14 7 00
EAST PENNSBORO.
Jacob Reninger, liquors 14 10 50
Longneektir and Eslinger 14 7 00
Joseph 0. Honks .14 7 00
SOUTH MIDDLETON.
A. M. Leidich
Win Alexander
Geiffiee and Krupa'
Rider and Sailor
ALLEN
Alexander Cathcart l2* le 50
Eby and Fritchey, liquors 13 15 00
L.4ane Barton, liquors 14 - 10 50
John G. Miller H ' 700
Matthias Bitner, liquors 13 15 00
Joseph &Jiro!! . 14 7 00
SILVER SPRING.
H. NV. Mateer and Brother 13 10 00
John Reed ~, 14 700
Dunlap and Barr 14 7 00
Coyle and Sponaler 13 10 00
MECHANICSBURG.
J. Millison and Co, liquors 13 16 00
&non Arnold, liquors . 13 si k 16 00
Mtn Coover . 14 — 7 .00
J. and L. Reigle 13 16 . 00
Henry Leas 14 7 00
'Hauser and Rohl) 14 7 00
-
Baker and Miller j4' 7 00
Ira Day, ••,-- 14 700
J. F. Spahr l4 7 00.
George Singizer • . " 14 7 00
CUMiER4ND COTNTY, 85.
.I do. hereby certify that the foregoing is 'a car.
rect classilic.ation,of the Dealers in Merchandise
in Cumberland eounty, es token by me in nem.
dance with • the several Acts of Assembty relate
ing to Dialers in Merchandise. . ..
Given'under my hand and seal this 26th"day of
April, A. D. 1844. ••
JEFFERSON WORTHINGTON,
' • , .Metcantile Appraiser. .
The - Toregoine. pelions returned-by Jefferson.
_Worthington,- gsq.,•triAlto,Pctunty-Tressurer,
will call for their . Licens'ea'an chi:before the Well:
July, -18411;",. • - 77-ROBERT f ore the
, '.
• mnya 1-4 t s
. I.,louin y; Treasurer.'
. . ..
MEM
o Captain{' or:,ool9r.:Gificers„ in, tn0 , c , 9 11 1 4
^: - of 41;iltitt COMpanice,t. and ;ti) spora t he"oL_
a ev o ra l:4ow o , l 4 l p!'° f, P uri lt' °r , l 4hd C mu mb f s 4 h ''
)711 - IE,•-Captains,- , ,oa.conrnanditg i olte e em tw o e l re e .
4 .4 ulieil A ! i f l o i r d t a li;v c &l in i P Po.f l u ell ral f i l dt7a Y _ , lis t erfo absentees
or
,thelc,:leepectivd,; companies, , for the • presen
}oar under. oath,..to Gen. bowatin -Amp)
It,
his natal Quarters, , in t4y,byroulp of Carlisle.
REIMER,'
t" .t • h M•
let 11.;;A1) D . .
Brigade Inapeotor"4:01109;
Carlisle, 8117.314.18413:-,, „
whereavhere the above. order is
not complied. with, lhe Atio
mire of auch.bpro_ug w h
or townehiPare 'retifrad; er, the Alihnt ,f i !t a ho
0 , 1844; to furnish. - the: Conimiludo
county with the names, all 'llitit n a c ble -
_tafidied"
,men subject duttin',Waid oOmpanies.,
fairUSICAV ' I NSTRUME)II 4 O;--.V !pie
ly . c: is 0) y 4sl=-; Viipl *11.4 re s s —F tagioje toy,.
Memiconi; Fifeti;'o,itetielrlitteihTutiingnitki,
`with pretitiptotti,toitischt,jhot, opened ety,the cheap Tritg;Bdok Variety storwof
-.
4 11 0 ,P iItPAV4RB,
5,"
r.lue#temtts:`
Rare' ranasr ales I
. A RICH 'and - otl!Anny ar
ticleO OM ustopeneo by bubscribet,,to which
he invites special 'attention, ciinittisting:PattiallY 'of
Gold Pens and.. the :PenCils;;; SAY , strea, 'tinter
Knives, fine: Poelet Kniveih . POtket..Books and.
Bead Purses;,Port•MoneyaSegar-CalesiFancy
Boxes, tut-glasivAind plam -, Brne ll ingi.BOttlesi
Pith Knives; Spectacles,Watch Ksysißealsand
Guards. Visiting ,Cards Cases,. Combs of
every kind, together with - a .tich'ittriety of other
tirticles , of elegarit-design anti , finiab,:which it iii
impossible to enumerate. - .Call at : HAVER
SUCK'S Drug, Book and Variety Store; on IC
Hanover street , . tmay3l
-7----- PerfantesTells, - 0,1113 oaps; •
Arun and fresh supply from Roussel's and.
other of the best city hiinges, among which ,
are double extract Swage Briar, Rose Geranium,'
Vert:mita, Patehouly, Heliotrope, Millefleur and
Munk, tastefully put up and for sale at the lowest
pried. Also, for, the Hair, Bandoline; Pont.
made Mix Flame, Jenny hind , bait gloss, Bear's
Oil, Maceassar Oil, tine-scented Antique Oil,
.Philooome, Beef's Marrow, fine Myrtle andWio ,
let Pommades. Also Fancy Soaps, such as
Roussel's-Shaving Cream. Wright's do. Military
do, Almond and Palm Wash Soap, making an
assortment unsurpassed hy any in the borough.
may3l -8 W HAVERSTICK
Second Arrivol of New Goods!
. _
S. A. -COYLR has
• t is 4 Of ,
just returned frolic:, PIIII.
414, adelphia, and is now o•-
petting a . large and band
"SUMMER'I " G i n GOODS ,
which will be sold 30
..
.per.centCheappr tham'ever; consisting-in part of
now
. style dress goods ( or Ladies, Viz :
(Striped Jasperines, Grenadines,.
Painted Bareges, Batiste,
Satin Stripe do Plaid Poil Doclierre,
Mode do .Lainei, French Ginghams,
Also, a large assortment of French cloths,
Cassimers and Vestings, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Gloves, Hosiery. Purchasers will please call
and examine his stock for themselvas,.as he is
determined to sell cheap 'for cash.
may 31 S. A. COYIE
PICALES, PRESERVES-Just . received
and opened by the ,subscriber, preserved
Ginger and Pine Apple, Orange Jelly, Pickled
Lobsters, Oherkint )Tangoes, Peppery, Picot-
Idi; Telhatoes and Tjniones Olives, Capers, An.
thoVieth Sardines ) Tomato Ketchup, fine mixed
French Mustard, with a very choice and pure
tinkle - a - Salad Oil, for male at
rnay3l. • HAVVRSTICK'S
T ,
NOMPSONIAN MEOICINES.--Fresh
Green Lobelia; African Bird Pepper' BaY
iiorry, Composition Powder, Guni Myrrh, Nerve
Powder,,Spiced Bitters and. No. 6, togethet with
nil the medicfnes insuse ' from the well' known
establishment of Aaron Comfort, Philadelphia,
for sale at [may3l]
.HAVER.STICK'S
JUST opened at the ''Bee Hive," a large lot
PAR ASOUErrES and SUN SHADES,
winch will be sold cheap. [may3l
Notice to Tax Payers.
.UNDER the provisions of the Act of 1844,
U any county paying into the State Treasury
the State 'Fax levied on such county, prior to the
15th of July in any year is entitled to an Abate
ment of 6 per cent. on the amount so paid.
The undersigned, Commissioners of Cumber
land county, in view of the above provisiona l
consider it equitable and proper that those who by
the prompt payment of their taxes prior to the
above date, enable the Treasurer to pay over the
State tax, se as to receive the aforesaid abate
ment of 5 per per cent., the benefit of which hue
hitherto been enjoyed by tlie citizens of the
county , pnerttlly, should be allowed a deduction
of that amount by the collector—have authorized
the different Collectors to make said abatement
from the State tax, in all eases Where the State
and County tax is paid to the - collector prior to
the 15th of July, )848; when said abatement shall
ainount to one cent or more, no_ fractions of a
cent to be credited.
15 00
15 00
' 00
7 00
Since the Act of 1844, the Commissioners have
paid the State. tax of this county annually- to the
State Treasurer, within theiime prescribed - by
the act, and the county has received the benefit
of an abatement of five per• cent'. thereon, but to
meet said payment they have found it necessary
heretofore- to.apPropriate a part of the county
funds to Meet the deficiency occasioned by de
linquents, until the balance of the State tax was
collected. It tht refore bteomes neceasnry to re
quire the payinent of both Slate and County tax
to entitle the payer to the aforesaid abatement,
upon the aforesaid State 'lax.
The undersigned therefore confidently antici•
pate that the above arrangement, and the further
inducement of enabling Cumberland county to
maintain the character for p,omprecas end fidelity
which she hos acquired in - the discharge of her
obligations to the CommomAalth 4 will induce
every citizen to discharge their State and County
tax prior to the 13th day of July.
b. STER R ETT,
DANIEL COBLE,
JOHN 'MELL,,
County Commissioners.
Attest—WM. REILY,C heck.
Commissioners' Office, ?,
Carlisle, May 31, 1548,
13 1000
1200
13 10 00
13 15 00
13 10 00
14 700
14 700
14 700
10 50
10 50
14 7 00
ti 7 00
14 7 00
14 10 50
14 10 50
SMALL PROFITS, QUICK SALES, and
great bargains in CLO THING. at the De
cater Clothing Mart, corner of Market and De.
catur streets. No. 210, between Sixth and Sev
enth, Philadelphia.
This immense Clothing House is worth a visit
if only to see the astonishing business done in it
doily.. You will - receive the politest attention
from the numerous salesmen, and shown the
most splendid assortment of Clothing I t this
City, made up front the beat fabrics, in the style
which has given us the reputation f having the
moat fashionable and best made Clothing in the
trade, and at a price so reasonable that it aston.
ishos everybody. 'rho Clothiers cannot under.
stand how it is that we sell Clothing at lower
prices titan it costa them to make up their geode;
but so it, is, and althougliit perplexes them, it is
plain to us. A strict attention to,business, a fix.
ed rule to give every customer the worth of his
money, end importing our own goods in the ori
ginal packages fur cash, with small profits and
quickAtalett.; this is the secret,
Again ready, a beautiful assorimentoif-Spring
and Summer Coats, of Habit Cloth, Cashmerett,
Queens Cloth, Drab d'Eto, • Einen, and various
other kinds, with the choicest styles of Spring
and Sumner Pants, of a fresh importation and
really beautiful patterns; and Vestinga by the
thousands, the most superlative quality and mug
nificent patterns, the styles of which cannot bo
had elsewhere. But of courstizyou will call and
examine for yourselves, at this-vast' repository-of
elegant Clothing—be fitted, with great exactness
and make a:putehlifsa;lit - i - prlce so IoW that tt
will elate your atirpritli, at the Decatur tisolh !
ing Mart, corner of Markerand Decatur streets,
No. alti, between 6th and 7th sireeti '
phia, - • - • DANIEL CRETH,.
may 24 . Proprietor
13 10 00
14 • 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
Cheap . Window Bandit
.
13..1. WILLIAMS, No...ie; North Sixth
street; Philadelphia, VENITIAN BLIND Man;
ufacturer. hee =wan hand' the largest - arid motif!.
faehionable , assortment „of narrow elm; and whet'
Venitian 'Blinds, ,of, any:other establishment in.
thelUnitetlStatea noinprisingantire new, styles,
trimming, and colors; .which _which be, cold
at theiowastlpricsaiwholesale'..indLrstaiLLOld_
Banda painted and tronmedicilook (amid Mbew.
The ; citizens of Carliele - and-adlasent.eouirtry ore
reopedlfttllyy,_itivited_io call and svaaminchit: ac'
sortment, before, purchasing elsewhere; feeling
confidant'ef,plittislail,nrid; swing satiefaation to
all*lM:Mar.ftivor IttmArhit - a' call:
.:BENJAMINU ,
WILLIAMS,. •may24-3m /Nat Mind,
MIME TABLE OlL.—Fine Sweet
,featij , •ynnsg, for, table.,use. in : large qi&
- .
l i r aYL 2 4 , , 1,, ' ' I
Whig Convention.,
wATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER'
v WAREPersons visiting the - city are
Invited to, examintrtho large and splendid assoil4'
meta of WATDIJED• and JEVVELRY, now
gpAry:and whiqh are offered at:roasonable prices..
r - 11 , 1 ' 3 I E 4 2 '
' Dieu rppinesi 30 d o ,
fdi Veol4 dti.4
Dlocks,and Time Pieces,ltold . 'and Sit* P/n.;
eihi, 4 llreastN,Pinei of,all'kinde, Ear 0,
Ringtr,Yinger"Rifige, L
With a, full assort . triont - 'ofl 3 ilver,Trikicar
Britannia. Ware, wholesaie and retail, at:
,w,;.l4 , Virnivt
Ala
0a 4l -
AS,ACOARONIe —, AVFiefiP frea k
'4ll4llliecarottr,'lllellventavetiiht,
4 1 71!":•' Ai`V , 3;1411i0V44 0 7,r1, 4 $
4 „,'‘
Whig Convention.
• ,• • • rely: .•
o ttl
T HE-
Seciety,m.at-thiteltera
',, bar Mime; oanirdey Atte
Oth'of appoliiitnktbeColannittsea.prp..
pttrtikirY,to,the;Eall,Meeting,.xlat.)'i-
Vo,selecetheiground for:and intparintend. the
Fail Meeting -t-Samuel,Myers; . 4rdistiencNo;
.ble,
y.;Comntitteti ort Agricdlttiratimplettob:
art Bryson, Ch n. StaYman,jiluiesi ciodburti; -
G, H. Bucher; IL C. Steristf. -•,.'
Committee bn . Sheep. and :.Itoits•CtristianD
Johir Stuart, T. D. Urie.
Committee.!! • . "T•
'on Horses end.- Cattle..Melchoir
Breneman - M. C. Davis ,Thomas
Comtnitlect t o Judge: tif"PlougliifThomas
Bradley, David Sterrett l - John Henterunierb - Dan.
iel Coble, Ab'm. P.
Committee on Horeresi , .=AbtaltemtMYers, John
Zug,' John Noble. - • /7-1: I
Committee on Seeds.-.Pretlerielt*Sits ! '; Geo.
Brindle, Richard Parker. •--
Committee on 'Mittel:. theesti` l 'Vegetables
George W. Shearer, Wm. Kincide, Jobb H,
Weaver. .
It was then • • . • • •
Resolved, That .the AgriettltbralzSociety will
have h HARVEST HomZ IigETING at
Henderson's Grove, on FRIDAY,. the Ith of
August. at 9 o',clock a; whichallfriende
of agrictiltutt, are invited: ' .
• -The following. cominlttee visKitppOinted to
prepare and suptirinusnd it, viz.: ,Samuel Myers,
Edward M. Biddle, lolin lliiller, - .laceb Brett,
W. M. Waits, Fre&k. W aite.
Published by order or the Ntkiiityt:„,...- •
.'
' • . FRECiIIC. WATTS, Preet..
• IttenAtto.rerMEn Maygt
•
. Atwood's Edpire Odoklii'StoV.S.
IN again calling'-attention to•thisi unequalled
STOVE, the .proprietor hint therplessure to
inform the pUblic that (externallAjt-tes.under.
gone an entire change—the pipe
. a idsU hearth pla , -
ced opposite each ,otlicir, and :SUMMER
HEAR,TII AND BOILING APPARATUS,
being added, thus rendering it. flakiest', and un
less there is another faultless Stove in the mar
ket, this is umpiestionably the best ? ae it now
embraCes every valuable improvement possessed
by any other Stove, in addition forme peculiar
to itself, secured by Letters Patent.,
The success of - this Stove r since its introduc
tion is unequalled. Nothing has ever been of
fered for culinary purposes that has given 'hitch
general. satisfaction. Stoves haireAteen !,eopied
after its form; some dealers have even - used its
fundamental principles, but the *portions were
so unlike the °Hemel, that they-hear thkrelativ •
value that a counterfeit does to-a gonnintrcoin."'•
Complete COOK and other COOK STOVES
in great variety. Persons desiring these admira
ble Stoves, are requested to call at the. Stove and
Tin-Ware manufactory of the aubecriber, on
Main street, Carlisle, who is ageflt for Cumber
land eobnty.
may 24 JOHN D. GORGAS.
FLUTES, Violins and Fifes, received and for
sale at BISHOP'S Drug Store. finayl7
QA PS of every variety, Holmes Extracts,
OP. Bear's Oil, "(genuine) Hair Curling
Smelling Bcdilesf (cut glass) Tobacco. Wallets
and alkkinds of fancy articles, for sale low st
HISHOP'S.Drug and Variety store. (mayl7
• Fresh Drugs, Medicines, tie, &c.
I have just received from Philadel
,*--_ phis and New York very extensive
additions to my former stock, embra
cing nearly every artidle of Medicine
now in use, together With Pdittis,
Oils, Yernislinp, Turpentine, Perfllmexy, Snaps,
Stationery i Fine CutlerY, Fishing Teckle,--
Brushes of almost every description, with an
endless variety of other articles, which , f
am de
termined to sell at the VERY LOWEST prices. ,
irr Physicians, Country Merchants, Pedlars
and others, are respectfully regtested not to pass
the OLD STANDS as they may rest assured
that every article will be sold of a good quality,
add upon reasonable terms.
S. ELLIOTT,
may 24 Main street, Carlisle
"nEItFUNt R. Y.—A very extensive variety of
rr - Perfumery, consisting of Soaps, Perfumes
r the Handkerchief, articles for the Hair and
fooilet, Mein Fun, •Thilet Powder, at
Tmaye4 - r S. ELLIOTT'S.
Doctor A,. Rankin )
tortcTruLty ticitraia . the inhabitants
WI of Carlisle and its vicinity; his professional
services in nil its various departments, hoping
from his long experience, and devoted attention
to the business of his profession, to merit a share
of public patronage.
When not absent on professional business. he
may at all times_pe found either at his Office s
next-doot to Mr. Robert Snoilernse store, or nt
his lodgings, at Mr. Becton's' Hotel. [mayl7
Executor's Notice.
LHTTtiLS Testamentary on the estate of
AGNSS DOUGLASS, late of the boi - Otigh of
Carlisle, deed, have been granted by the R•egla.
nit of Cumberland county to the subscriber. 111.
siding in• Franklin township, said county. All
persons having claims against the said estate will
preaent.them for settlement, and those who are
indebted will make payment.° ---
JOHN McDOWELL,
mayll•pd Executor
Executor's 'Notice.
LETTERS Testamentary .on the estate of
GEORGE MATER, late of Httmpden town:
ship; Cumberland county, dec'd, have been gran
ted by the Register of Cumberland county, to
the subscriber residihg in Hampden township,
said county. All persons having claims against
the said estate will present them for settlement,
and thute who are indebted will makb pitynrHlnt.
S. tiliS 111 0 RE,
Innyl7.pd Surviving Executor.
Bar Irtat.
In tone Isar, Bend, Hoop and,Sheet Iron.
" Cast, Sheer, Spring and Blister Steel
20 boxes Tin Pinta.
just received at the cheap Hardwire store of
inhyll WRIGHT &-SAXTON.
• Scythes.
50 doz. Grain and'Grass Scythes.
20 " Scythe Snatite:
90 " Hay Hakes.
Hay Forks.
'
just received at the cheap Hardware store of
truiyl7 WRIGHT end SAXTON
gri k NARY AND 11EAIP SEED.—A large
supply just:received at the Confectionery of
mayt7 P.WONYER, N:Hanbver at.
Circular Sam.
-IL*OE AND CO.'S Ode Steel CiVaular Sawai
ll assaried sites j 418 - 0 Catif &eel 111111 Sawa.
'Rowland 's Caat Steal Mill and Cross CO Shwa.
'Just rccoived at ihe chatioNartiware atm% of. •
ma)l7 : . WRICHT•tiad SAXT.ON;
'SAYE STUFFS.--,liersonik , who - went • dye'
xy stuffs of unusually low - prices,
to thoh. adisantage to•calt •lIISIIOY'S Drug.
• - •
jiist received which will be:sold
uncommonly low,to Physicians,- by
•
'.1‘.1. A: BISHOP
qapyl7
.terse) , Glate,,iteserted sizes : -
_.llo_kege.Wetherill!e_P_ure_White
• 5 bble.,Linetted , ;)
•. 2 ' ''!'", , Turpittp!itto „; . •
jusi With/0 at the - cheap, IlettitA,ll% lOW
• theyl7 • MltlGlrtand 10AXT
.forePtintry!Aeillaiii
in . candies;. oleo a large n far preaervea
io which, tliti titiefitlon Ofihe edFas. is invited
NOT y Eltra; , fifiltingror. •
a soon at
inayl7
• VANCY.I3IOODO.-*Alptge pr rays.
le; ~ •Dolle, Doll ; Heide ,' )Bantry , Ber m ). yi nc y
and rother Bettpwreffivriert&a;,tra cithiett the
attention of ittuv. Liditir invited,•rt theerhole
eale.apLA xetail:Coprectionol7 of. , a
wAtartr,VAsge,
Nk,
'o6:llinid'inktbeelle",t ;48 : , 111,0V13Tirug
soire..p;;V:
PIDELIIALN'INKr: orimarking linen, cottpppi
&Pt- 10 , 1 1,4A1 Pie4V P rES'Prug'S 10 ,11.`, ,
4 ' , •
}MAW k,1 10 .1 0 144 1 , mice o he
N..i'ktOlige4mignee Obuld,' , o4o, received and fer
r" . I ,I • I t.AVAIPIKikY•
~ , .
jed OA 11,13.-Aii:xuseortment otgeq%Gnß , Cigafei,l
Tobßtek, for side Lit,
AJcAcT.
''''' ..:titiitt - tcle,.. ) 1,10.• - ' 1
'.. - 010*; , Cla691nores &k soilage.
W,
'6`;' , ', • .Z-.(! l ' , 4 11'.1 - '
IQIIIII liiraPectfullteali: A. t a , attention of,
thdpublie .t611.'„ splendid:lot orSPRINO. and
SUMMER GOODS; .auqablei for tient [Oen' a •
,wearocOnalating,,,of ,eoperitir',F,reirch l ~Englieh,
Germawand American Clothe and Claaeirntireie
of all colors anti, tev tires v extra, atiperioi. nlaCk
P 4"weahinaratta i .kacia ; and ; hinenv,.for Spring
and'-, Slimmer , enata f white and ~ fanny; Linen '
Drills ; ',Silk, - Satin, Velencia,.. - ,ciiiir;l4ashriier '
, Veatinge pithite milk -fiincY.llareidles,l„.bhie '
fo l .
Italian and • ranee , Silk. ,Cravialli v black; ,W e
and .celon3d . Kid gloves.' ' -', , - ''
.- , .
All open and ready 'for inipecilen, oppoe e the
Railroad Office, Main anent, at the well known
mitablieltintin of
null() . T. H. SICILtS. •
gat and cap Stun -
A. subscriber having lest returned *obi the
city, woUld'inform the public that he is neW
opening u splendid essettment of SUMMER
HATS td his old Mond In N, Hanover street.—
His stock comprises Moleskin, Nutria, Rocky
Mountain teeter, Pearl, Cassimere end Silk
HATS, of the meet substantial make and latest
style. Also CAPS of every description and
quality.. "
die inviter* his friends to call at his establish ,
ment before. putchasing elsewhere, as he is con
fidentthat they Will find it to their advantage,
- trinyTO - . • GEORGE 10ELLER.
N. 1.1.-- - ,Highest price given for Furs, Lamb's
'Wool, &c.
Boot!, Shone and litOgann
.
Itio.' , THE interning of the public is invit
---elrni—a- iirge' and eleisant assortment
.: .. of ROOTS and SHOES; now open ,
ing . at PORTER'S. SHOE BTOR,E,
Minn 'street, opposite :lie Methodist
Church. 'The stock has been selected with great
care, and fur style and durability is unequalled.
Ladies' French Linen naiters.(dow style) '
1)0. Moyotcci Halt Gaiters do-
, . . . .
Do. and Morocco Slippers, Buskins and
Tied; at all prices
Misses' Gaiters, Leather tloots ) Buskins and
Slippers
Children's Games t (toots and Ankle Ties of
every variety
Men's' Calf and Morocco Boots, Brogans and
Slippers
Boys and Youth's Goat, Calf and Kip Brogans
and a.general assortment of - thick work.
Also affleat vatisty of Boot and Frytteh Moroe , '
co. Kid, Pinrt and White LININOS ; Last.
inga, Trimmings.
Particular attention will be given 'as usual, to
- CLTSTOMER-VISB such Ta — C - eTiflemen
fine French Boots, Congress Boots and a ailbts i
Ladies' French and English Lasting. Gaiters and
Congress Boots, Kid and Mbrocco'Slipperk, Bus.
kina and French . nee ; and every effort used' to
get up the work in a style equal to the best city
work - , and at she lowest - price, by
mitylo WM., M. PIIRTF.B. & CO.
N 13.—As the subscriber is now doing busi
dess under the firm of Win. M. Porter k Co. be
earnestly requests those indebted to settle their
accounts, as it is necessary his old books should
be dosed without delay.
WM. M. l'OntElli.
Refreshing Drinks,
ROUSSELL'S MINERAL, WATER,
'Sparkling and bright,
In its liquid
And not only aparkling and bright,
. But for its flavor it is hard to beat.
•141.•••
FELIX'S MINERAL WATER.
Lemon and Sarsaparilla,_a large supply always
on hand and for sale by the gross, dozen
or single bottle.
MON YER'S FOUNTAINSII EAD,
Is indeed the 'Ne Plus Ultra' drink of the Rea
son. end can he had with the above named
Mineral Waters, at the wholesale •
and rptail Confectionery of
P. MONYER,
maylo N. Hanover it
N. B.—Pie-nic and other Parties supplied at
low rates.
REIVIOV.&L.
PIpHE subscriber respectfully announces to his
I friends andsthe public generally, that l e has
removed to the. large brick building In south
Hanover street, one doorfrom Nforrett's Hotel,
end within a few doors of the Volunteer priding
office, where he will continue to carry on the
TAILORING EUSINESS, and to receive or•
dere for work in his line, all of which ho pledge'?
himself to execute promptly, in a neat, fashiona
ble and workmanlike manner. The latest fash
ions will be regularly received, and he can there
fort furnish to order a dress that will please the
most fastidious taste. lie would avail himself of
ibis opportunity to return his sincere thanks to
Ins many patrons, for their past encouragement,
and solicits a continuance of their favors.
maylo-3m 11. S. RITTER.
TO WNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA, for the
removal and permanent cure of all diseases
driaing from an impure elate of The blood; scrof
ulous affections ce, warranted superior to any
other preparation of Sarsaparilla nuw in use, for
sale by the dolen or single bottle, at
J. A'. BISHOP'S
maylo Drug Store, W. Main street
Cheese, Cheese!
A Prime' lot of Cheese Just received
by P. MONYER.
May 10 N. Hanover strOot.
Deeds, Mortgages and Bonds.
AVery fine assortment of these blanks
now for sale ut the 'HERALD' office.
maylo
Teas of the New Crop.
AVID RANKIN, 70 Chestnut at Phila.
JUIP , adelphia, has for sale the following Teast
900 half chests Young Ryson 'Pea
100 de Gunpowder do
150 do Imperial do
10 do Ilyean do
1000 do Powehong do
200 do s Ningyang gpuchong
100 p 0 ,,, Oolong do
45 chests Padre Scrucliatig— •
45 do black leaf Pekoe
25 half cheats do do
Is do Orange do
WOO malts Cassia
These Teas comprise the best chops intported
in ships . See Witch, Rainbow, Tonqpia, Inca
aid Huntress. and areequal to any Teas that
have been offered Id this market.
Philadelphia. May 4
Pilo° tor Sale,
A Very excellent, second-handed.. Pfs'
- AN 0: 7- Pikii - Oiiir !tundra - Dollars. 't n•
quiro at Herald office. " i 's , • nuty4-31 •
• ,
Nails- and Spikes,
1 gin: KEGS Nails taikSpikea dttat rareived
l/t/' and foi 'igen at , Ilia Chaim, Hardaqtra
,Store; - - WRIGHT; k SA.XTON.
• ,
."-:
Old ‘l3aitel POW tau just
ract6fitir4 the itori . of
` Sanl9 "%;,, prrkg. °WAY.
&ISt • Received -------
NEW `GOODS; "and 11 - bo - aold-low
' Wei — a 7ligh
etroar4 Cg!ll and Ace, - '
'; ':••l7..a'cAluttoWir
-1111188ES'BON1,1ETS-41ai of Mittens Bon..
112 'n014106'4 received 'and- for enle'rery cheap. '•
uraPB4 ,, :1 ) .;43 , W HITNER
anAR.E4 46 44 4- 4 - Yo lB " .: ''' A781'907-varietVef
..‘Treniih‘and British laiwnei3Oinghano Irakrrui
whet solecniable'dreserioode i Just opened by,
• ay24 • o , llr 111 . 1'NER -
OlqiEßY4k varietypf, Masai! liliocklagi,
tileobrawn,half, ipso,
e 84
'ordiffaren,alt.juat:recajtedlyi
niav24 . , MTN)*
,0 , 11? GIN 1144.944! eneral• etteurt
=
S merit 'rof,widei OW' narko iyO'imgcl• •GlNl4tnei.
(IF
Oui(able Zphildion'ittrovio kid: dieing., jugs
Teceividity - -- , 6 - tmay24l ,-'O"W.4IITNER,
Pqr4IVAL4I 4 . I a or
' •
i..... pki, • ivliiit,lo4lortit r at o
•. ' s,rksto, ,5 1i , anifot'ipalo,at a)1
p t eo ) .
ei t hb•PetKr ? 4 ipts ., ,i -, 4', , ,BktliVg,
, 4.1:, 140 , 4 :Om ! , ?.. 1' L.
__. •
IpfelitalltS ''''
*-..,
Aietilf*lltk4sll.ciiiiqiiiiiiartsit.i*ith'Esitinaiioi
.00,4,41APiteti...'f...,,g1110i0.,,4,.,..,,0-1i,.;y,v.,,14;#W 'ptkosi!bft
~ , L .
1111 ,1 7, 4 : ''", :/ 4 ;4 , 4,A,'1ttiii0r, ,, -
I
10
4kti- :S.1)0p0: , 04
v'".'r
•1;i1
BISIIK/P.i'elleoinioettiDi4
er,has jwit •ieceivOd•an& in now opening a largo .
well sielected assortinitot of F R HIM DRU GS ,
':;vtileti velit tie rolle
t he fehtmvin g ,N t it . • 2.:
Opium; Campphor quiniticiitpeom
Cut lely; O b il 8n ,.. 11871 :
S: T urpentine, Pine Oil;
_
Aldo, a large assortment bf PERFUMERY,
Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Umbrellas, Walking C'ditesb
Roussel's arid flauers Shaving Crentm
Bear's Oil, Cologhe Water, Hair llye,Ox
Marrow
' Pitney Sono, lExtraart, Max Fes, Curling
Fluid. and
FANCY ARTICLES of every description,
to which lie respectflilly 'Mites the attention of
the public. His assortment is h full and rich'one,
and Ste hopes by strict intention to business and
low prices, to receive a liberal share of the.public
patronage.
Physicians' prescriptions carefully compoun
ded. J. A. BISHOP,
may 4 • West Main street, Carlisle.
CARD.
It. J. J. MYERS has disposed of his entire
stock of Drugs kc, to Mr. J. A 13J8110P,
tat iarrisbutg, who will continue to do business
I ?
at my old standon Main street. - Mr. Ilishop has
had considernblh 4.7ip - eriunte in 'the 1/rug busi
ness', and 1 Confidently recommend. him to the
customers of the store and tolicit' a continuance
of their favors. • _ ,
D :713y thia 'atrangetrient Dr. Mvp.ns will he
enabled . to dive his undivided attention to the
duties of his profession . nuiy4
MONTER'S
Confectionery, Fruit' ' &Toy Store,
Aura Pa:lover. Sh.tet, Cartitte:
Pft subscribOr would respectfully ltilbrm
J country merchants and the public genetallu,
that lie is constantly hianufaeturing. and las al.-
Ways on hand .CANDINS Of every variety,
(which for quality cannot be surpassed by any
manufactured in the State) which he will sell
wholesale-or retail et the-
OLD STAND, if AI. Hon
-over street, a. few doors mirth of the Bank,
witero he has also ankand FRUITS and MUTS.
of the latest importations, which will 'be sold at
the lowest pricea for cash. Ills stock consists in
.part_oLarangeg,LeotensAlaislna,Fige, Prunes,-
Dates. Cocoa-nuts, Cream-nute, Pea -nuts, En.
ASA Walrattn , Almoods , .PeeaMPUMAllber- 1 4. -
r• nina inforiti the public that he has
just returned' from the city with u VerV large
stock of FUNS(' FAMILY BROCERItS,
consisting of superior double, refined, crushed
and pulverised LOAN SUGARS, Drown Su
gars, among which is a very lair article ler 61
cts. per lb.; COFFEE. Rom - 8 to 10 eta per lb.;'
a superior article of Imperial. Young llyson and
Slack TEAS ' • MOLASSES of all kinds; Wa
ter, Soda and Sugar Crackers; Cheese, Choco
late, Rice. Blacking. Matches, Brushes.
FRESH SPICES. eig Pepper, Alspice,
Cinnamon, Cloves. Ntitmegs,•Oinger nod Mus
tard. A supply of Indigo. (best quality) Alum.
Starch, Washing soda. Salt Peter; all of which
will be sa!d at the lowest rates.
The subscriber returns-his sincere thanks to
the public for the liberal patronage ektended to
hint, and hopes by n desire to please to merit a
continuance of the some. All orderafmm a
die
tnme thankfully received and prommjy attend
ed to. may 4).. - • 11. MON-YER
GREAT BARGAINS!
SECOND SPRING ARRIVAL.
IiBENTZ'S Cheap Cash SiOre - ; where they
are now opening the greatest quantity of
new and cheap Goods, of the following kinds: •
CLOTHS. Cassimeres and Vestings •
CALICOES, of every . variety and style, froth
4 to 1•2,t. cm. per yard—and some of, these arc
first rate nt 11 and S cts. The assortment con
sists of about 9000 enrdn.
Forty pieees link:Nat GINGIIAMS, at
1 , 23, in. and-18k etts. per yard.
MANCRESPER GI NGIIAMS-10,
and the best for Iti eta.
LAWN itim-Sonie licautilltl patterns, 181,
and 25 cte. per yard.
ALPACHAS=-1131, 40, 271 50 end G 23 eta.
per yard. We have the cheapest Alpachas in
town,
MUEILINS--White and unbleached, at all
prices,nlid lower than ever-sold before.
CHECKS, Tickingsdand Pantaloon goods at
all prices.
Hosiery v l7loVes,. Handkerchiefs, Bonnets,
gibbons, Hats. Oil Cloths, Flannels cotton and
linen Table Wager s Vane; Shawls, Edgings and
Laces, Fringed, BilittiS, and In fact every arti
cle in our line of business,
'l'hese•gtiods are offered to the public at lower
prices than can be . bought any where in the
State of liennsylennia, as our means of purchas
ing are equal to any, and far superior to most
country merchants.
Also, tutocutuns, QUEENS-WAttg,-
&c. &c.
(five Its n call and we fuel satisfied you will
Savo money in making your purchnaba.
A. k W
nry4 3 doors south ofthe Post Office
*h');l 1.1 l I i7; a 4
11 - & 111. COItI.Ih4R & BROTHERS, beg
el • leave to inform the citizens of Cumbefland
and adjoining counties, that they hate just open
ed an extensive VA teIETV S PORE in North
Hanover street, in the building lately okettpied
by Mr. Hantch, between Haverstich and Lyon's
stores, where !they will be happy to reeeive the
calls of all %grating articles lii their line. .'They
will nt all times keep on hand a well selected
assortment of Colored Prints. (French, English
and Aincrienni domestic and foreign Perfumery,
Patent I%ledicines, embracing nearly every de ,
scription, and in fact it little of every thing usu
ally kept in an extensive variety atom.
They em the exclusive agents fur the sale of
Dr. Traphagen l a celebrated Pelnionle Mixture,
and his Balsamic Extract of Sarsaparilla• Dr.
Green's celebrated Oxygenated Bitters, for Dys ,
pepsin and Plithysic. They are dish, the exclu ,
sive agents for this coatity of the NEtv 'oast
CANTON TEA COMPANY, and will keep con
stantly Ott hand 11 large supply of their superior.
Teas.
In conclusion they beg Intivo to &IV, that they
ate detohnined to sell at very smut! proTs fit
PAM and invite all wlthing bargains ro give
them a call. Orders from country Merchants
supplied upon the most reasonable tenni'.
Carlis'e. may 4
REMOV,AIa.
NATIIAN HANTCII, !loving removed his
Cheap CLOTHIN asTo RE to the room
ormerly occupied by 11. H. (frovo,..on the east
corner of lbo,lllarket Sqttare;':direatly opposite
Forster'a atorei,. *mid • respectfully inform his
friends and the . publiairr general, that he intends
to cOntintle-the:hininees on ti• more oktensPM
scale:than h eretofore..De has just receiteg ItOto.
the eastern cities' a lama assortment' of SPRING
and ~.S.(111t M.6ll.,,GOODS,whielf,ke w ill; hate .
madelop JO the shortest nmice en d lit MO- mast
deefrable manner. Do will constantly. hove on,
'bend a :Nitro selection .of
.lI.EADY 4 MADE
CLOTHING, - cheaper than ever Undid m, the
public' blifofti—Astich its. bleak and blue .Dress
Costa, Frock . Lind Salk Coats of lindens colors.
Tweed Colliti%Of all shapes and 'colors; Sttlinher
Cloth Costa ; 'Linen, Cotton and. Jean coals t
and 'dll.Other. kinds of fashionable ' coats; black
and t fancy-Cashmere-Pants i-Su rn m ar-Panta -of
every description and color: pistil and . fancy'
.Saiin_Vests-INdlsorts. ; and colors. Shirt Sosorhs
,and-COllara.i...:neelLand_pockotifandkerchialb ;_
Stooks, Suelnindera Of all kinde,fruSl 'my . 4446
;Don't forget..thsipldconthci:Ettai corner of
IfieTtiblic Sunketh u ., (.. :' —...: '.':-.'.may 4 ',-;
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41(Oti',0000i.itig;;. - ;i - l': ,
, • , '..32213N10N/21,3r0 ve",-
1' '41411-qttbacriber=begarleitee;=-to T inform- , -his
:friends and the public,in tenets,, that he has ro.,
moved his store to the room formerly, occupied
in! Henry. Andlgiort*•On:lgo: l h Hanover ,street,
:within, two • deers Haverstick!s ,drug ; .store.
where. he het' juSt'openOd. , n choice selecton of
DRY' GOODS, 'Consupting In: part ,of C l othe,
, Cassinieitis; Sattinetts; . Linonsi'Summer Cloths;
Vesting., Silks, , BOmbasittesr Cernbriciul,. Jacm
metts;-CallOOefirShawle:Oheeko;-Illcking;Dar..-
t; Chain; Cotton Yain ; • tlmbiellas, 1 01oves,
Surmnderso Irandherchlok.Hosiery, •
;,..00,ftwell.selectted,atock of GROCERIES;
,ConsistiroVarLof ;Coffees • Tem, .Snaars; 1110-,
holoosts.. Wobacco, Croelltery, Glass sod
,clioena ars 'Or 'various descriptions and qualities;
logetlimAmtii ontrieiditedthat cOrsiMisitig
a s cctrOplete i and OMNI hirlifintihjt=l' 004404)
he (Mein fbr;saie tli Eery • 0 Priebe:
• lie will liet consyttly.nyt liin`dtaiLlatF;
assortming of 41gOIER8;k:F.rnft
NifflitllVVilrbti'diseoadd'ese.kitiiit•
lie'reepodtfullyinvitokhitifrintehte
)kAtfgivs,,htini4.6ll4i -
• :',0,y4 •
tett lat
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9 1,1 44; i4 ; . ; 47Ort.'
. . .
ndidstra' tor's' liOtiCet
'.I.;EIVER,S . r Aitiiiinietnuttni hien
grunted' to mein due form of; ,Law by the' liegho
ter 'COtaberhuid , ,"iourny b . on' .the bit tab ror
tIALTZER,I3 . IXLERideeZdi loo.Of ?hone"
borough tomriship; all persons having chum* . or
demands "Utibritithiistrue of, eradetedehtoire
requested: io,rnuye known .thrt. Orkoe, ro ; lnqat
ray residence tayrushipi and:all Ahrure
dobuuk 4111 miike,payment butfieilisteti‘ ,
MONTGOMERY-DONALDSON;
maylO-6t , t. , Administrator`
'Public'
' • • . THE subscriber will otter - atpub
• • - Ile sale, ta. MONDAY-the, 12th' of
`June,.ll4B,' en the pritnieeeVet: oho
so is o'clock' p. rn. %his_ valitidiln FARM*
situate In North litiddletrintownabigt
Cumberlanu count per 47miles 'east 'itifcarlisle,
adjoining lands orwm.l3aker, Thorne. Bell
Esq, Thomas brie and °theta, nantsining .100
Acres of first Isle Limestone Land; in a vod
state of cultivation and under good %nee, 'i'he
improv,ements are a gond HOUSE end 13AR.15.
Orchard, a well of Water, dr.c.. The:ATM
will be sold altogether or in three parrs to suit
Purchasers. '
The Cumberland Valley Railroad passes tltro'
Said farm. 'there is -0 sidling at the • Railroad
belonging to the subscriber, which will be,glien
with the Farim •
. Persons wishing to view the Pam) and ascer
tain particulate, will please tell on tbeeubscri ,
her, living on the promises.
. • JACOB HEFNER,
•Denfuth's 17nriiralled Snuff , A
?FOE above named Snuf (warranted
genuine) can be libd at the store of
P. hIONYER, •
N. HanoVer etreci
maylo
PhybiciftS .and CountryDlerchants►
WHO` wish to purchase DRUGS, dt.c., cheap,
are requested to call and examine the large stock.
teethed at the store of the - subscriber. - '1 he
Cles are fresh and warranted gookond purchased
et the-very lowest-Caith prices and wtll be dies
posed of lotver then articles of the same quality
have ever been sold in Cumberland county.--‘
Call and em .and if•.he does not make it to your
advantage to mimosa 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.
'
Successor to d: J. MS , ets, Maiden. Carlisle,
Inny4. •
Notice,
ALL persona indepted to MARY McGIN.
NIS by book account are hereby notified that the
books bore been assigned fo the subscriber, and
payment natisl be wide thereon on or before the
6th doy of May nest, ritherWlse their !accounts
will be placed in the' hands of a magistrate for
colleetion.
ant l 26 gEO. W.'IIITNER.
Bonnets and Ribbons.
JUST received a new supply of
gain Ribbone nod fashionable Bonnetson the
cheap Moth of CHARLES OGILDY. opl9
rreshigkie Oil •
THE subscriber has just received a
Barrel of Fresh Pine Oil
oprs
arbceries.
JtJ received, n fiesh stock of Give&
ries, amotig whirl) will be found a remarka
bly fait Sugar for 6 1!.4 cents.
aprs - IRVINE', Jr.
Oarpetings.
JUST received a large assortment of
Ingrain Venitian Carpeting, at the "Bee
North llanover street. - mnr29
Chloroform.
ASUPPLY of this article; -WARRANT
ED rtsr, just received and for sale at EL
LIOTT'S Drug Strit6. - mare
Wood's Steam Iron Railing Manu
factory)
Ridge Road, above Ruttonwood st. Philadelphia:
ir RON Railings for .public.aad plicate
build
ings and public squares, of every veriety of
-form-and pattern.
Cemetery, Railings, of classic end unique de
signs, embracing Opeuirds of one hundred dif
ferent varieties..
Iron Chairs and Settees, for Gardens; Halls and
Piatsas—new style.
Verandas and Pilasters, for Cottages, made in
every style.
Superior Wrought Iron Gates, for carriage en.
trances.
•
Nthv style of Balcony Brackets, &e.
Iron Tattles of various styles, embracing Louis
XIV, Elisabethean, Gothic, and modern pat
terns, with White -and Gold Itttlian Marble
tops. These( tables halm been Introduced by
tho subscriber for Hotels, Boatman's,- lee
Cream Saloons, &c. They aro beautiful arti
cles Of fUrniture for Hat Stores and other es
tablishinenta *here It la desirable to Make a
grand display,
IkT lie 'hos radently cdnstructetl an elegant
substantial •CAsT Inols HITCHING POST, in form
admirably)ildepted to permanency of position,
highly ornamented, and representing a Well eke
cuted HEAD of that noble animal, the Horse.--
Such an article has long been a desideratuM, and
is now offered to the good taste of thb ptiblic.
Strangers visiting l'hiladbldbia, ate respect.
fully invited to call at his Wareroome, and ex
amine his diflbrent specimens of no* and been ,
till work. , •
ROBERT . VC/OP, Proprietor.
tom - Ile has recently published, at great ex.
Renee, an original work exhibiting ihe new de
signs and patterns which are executed at his es;
tablishment, embracing all the above titticles,
and the vimous and splendid patternh bf tome:
tcry, Balcony, Step, and other Railings which
have ° been manufactured for Lintel Hill and oth
er celebrated Cernetertes,,designed eiffressly,for
hisown establialtmeet, sa *bleb knoy bb sent td
any part of the wprld to those who desire to links
a selection. Undoubted reference will be requi
red lit catilie a prompt return of the work, after
da britkirisinity for making the selection.
Philadelphia, April 19.
New Clothing Storer
The subscribers have opened in the
room lately oeppied by 8 Ritter, nearly
opposite Mprrettit 01014 a-. largo, and elegank
atdelc.of CLOT t Of all deac i rlptiona, made
in the , verylleaustymi and Weirmnted'better than
than any gter .reetly-itlade , to:be; foam:din the
county. , T h ey )usye, engaged Mr.. Geo. Bents;
an expaliettetld Talloh tb 0011 their Clothing, whit
*ill also MIDI lbbleurea and ,Mitkitiupioatamanta—
er,Yeate; floc any porsowwho may not beable tO
atm himself tntheir stock of ready.made. •
Now od Mind a great iterietytof Tweed dilate;
Casaimbitt and low.pneed•Pantaloomiand Vatre
Which will be• sold lower. then can Int Intaatett
where,. They can furnish d'hatidsothe bide blpek
cloth Coat; ready to put On, for •fretn' $7 to . $l5
111141 other goods in preportitme Clad and tub td
yourselves. , • !., • A nhd iv:BENTz.
nprils, • 1, ',. • .
. •
A notisseits perfbime i
• A well deNcted issOrtn'aititt _
— 6f almontlirbfou noky 111$
dimin4eßiCa y1ik1i0,46;66i1
Shavinglllmd d- Cres6:olllll64 7 -Alving -
Mitt washing dii: - Worteralisito* 011 Thlielibtab - - ---
fps i'Vrnandiai forlohittiOM 140 '11.
0d0nt.166, A nevrAmteli3for,o6l6TV , tolke Tp'ol
Pa ate; starch 111:6:'1)40,36ti, iekqiva
at the Drug aild ; VairleiV*l646 or •:.
- • f; •
it 'fait
. , .
ror use
101 . '
ICJ received ekt. • • 'S. ELLIOI'T'S.
maY24 I • t , .• : , ,„ ,;
NAit.-7 4 1t41,ge19.' 'Cider; Vtnegai;
ieoviveti at • tinat24);,:,ELLlCll,,r-rs...
11130 R HA TOei,:o4ocribOlits
recel4o:ll few pirfar ,
Papbrtidetacit,ChiiiinOrgoa,tdipi - aitl9o . l7llkca
are sbnifi briklitint
• ,inio2f" • ',-: .
ONZIErt It.pß 0 tcs4srotiiial
3ful asapTemontorfpndet Yld( 0 "P AikbPir,r
11104tIgrzifitke r ..."%ttil?,..RAn
, iwr.4l7( turvviaß
0111} - qiind
'„••
tO R. pRO:ONS
'
F r;kv , vutl ;; Aoil,'lb
•P bale at 1118g10r6 toruegittia,'
It. IRVINE. Jr