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fESDAY, JUNE 6,:1849.
ME
A .
- Hatarkiement Of the Herald!
•The favors of 'our advertising friends • con.
tllloo . to•eneroach'so largely upon the space in
our paper devoted to reading matter, that nolo
now arrangement of things, seems absolutely
necessary. Now we can't do without the ad.,
vartieemynts. They are Lila very life atid soul,
and bread and butter, of a newspapeirnot on
ly to the editor, but to the business World.-
An enlargement of our paper seems therefore
to be the only course left to us. ,But we must
first have un increase of our list of subscribers.
Our prese& list although respectable, beats ru;
ptoportion to the Whig strength of the county.
Scores itind hundreds of` Whigs in the county,
(and some, who annually ask for office) do not
now. take our paper Is this right? is this the
way to advance the success of Whig princi.
plan? • Certainly not: 'The very reason why
the whig vote is frequently so small is because
the appeals of the press do not reach the great
mass of the party. Wo ask our friends there.
fore to exert themselies a little in our behalf— .
Every one of our present subscribers an pro.
Cure an additiara , one, we 'know. Let then)
so, and wi promise an enlargement of the
— "%paperat the teginning of our next volume, at
the same rate of subscrtption—One Dollar and
Fifty year in advance Prientla let
us hear from you.
EDUCA riox.—A National Convention
of the friends of Education is to be held hi
• Philadelphia, on lho %Id of August next. It
• ieespected ui,
__rge number of the loading men
of the country will be in attendance. We
learn that at a meeting of the Board of &Imo)
•• • • • •
Sidles; JAMES HAMILTON, Earl. was appointed
to represent the Board in said Convention.
MILITARY ELECTION.- I'he eleWon
• on Monday last, we ure informed resulted in
. the choice of dam. SAMUEL CROP, of Carlisle,
—tos-grigade-Inspeetoreby-a-hanidraime-inujor-ity,--
• Wo have not received a table of the returns.—
• Capt,Crop Is every .inch a 'soldier, and we
doubt not will make" a-gond officer, Gen, An.
molt woe of course elected Brigadier, and Capt.
HUNTER elected Major of the Battalion.
NEw COMPANY.— A new Military
company under the title of the "Hunter Ri
fles," was organized by Brigade Inspector
REHRER, on - Saturday evening last. It is coin
mended .by.C.tptain .1. F. Barren.. First Lieu
tenant George W. Crop, Second Lieutenant
Jamoil - 0,71i - )
MAJOR GENERAL.—We are relocated
to announce Gen. Henry Fetter, ul Landisburg,
PirryWnifffyirsi - candidato Ihr - the — office - of
Major General Of the XV division Pennsylva
via
MAIMED.
On the 24th ult., by the flev. Kramer,
Mr. Alexander Little, and Miss Sarah Moyer.
On the 19th ult.,-by the same, Mr, Henry
Wolf and Miss Elizabeth- Henry; both-of-West
Pennsborough townbliip.
On the same day, by the same, Mr. Wm.
Weyuand and Miss Susan Jacobs, both of the
vicinity of Carlisle.
In Mechanicsburg on the 19th of April last,
by the 11ev. John G. Fritchey, Mr. Christian'
Swanger of North Middleton township, to Miss
Elizabeth Stoop of Perry co.. -
On the same. day by the same, Mr. Jonathan
Brubaker, to Miss Margaret Beidleman, both
of East Pennsboro township.
On Thursday, May 24th, by the same, Mr.
Gee. Enrck, of Monroe tp. to Miss Eliza Enigh
of Allen tp.
On Thursday Het, by the .same, Mr. Jacob
Bishop of Cumberland co., to Miss Frances,
daughter of Mr. Mahn Park, of York co.
DIED.
On the 10th of May last, at his residence it
Newton township, in this county, Mr. seinuc
Irvine, in the 64th year of his ago.
Ort,the 221 tilt•, at lie residence of Robert Bryson
Esq., in this county, 51m. M. BRYSON, NV WO iv of the •
late %Vat, ItrySon. Having reached the ago of near
ly 82 years, the energies of her material frame were ,
exhausted, and while this decay did not'impair her
naturally strong Judgment, it en diminished its acti
vity, that during her last illness she felt less Map°. '
onion to indulge in conversatiori. It wai not neces
'spry to test the reality of her supremo love to the
Redeemer, that Curing the approach of death, she
should 'have-the ability to speaktnuch other religious
experience; for, at un early period of her life, she"`
bad connected herself with the Proshyteriu'n Church,
and had maintained throughout as deportment honor
ing to the cause of her Savior. With David she
"could in - the 'pith of gratitude aver—" Thou art toy
hope, 0 Lord hod, thou art tny trust from my youth,
0 God, thou hest taught me from my youth. and
bitheito have I declared thy wondrous works."—
her attachment to the doctrines and government of
the Presbyterian Church wee strong 'and chiding;
fur it was the result not of educational
but of pine taking examination of the' holy Scrip
tures. At all times elm cherished a deep interest in
the prosperity of tile congregation to which she
bstionged, and itiMwing that its spiritual well-being ,
could not he. advanced while pa pecuniary tidbits
wer I neglected, 8118, contributed• . not a little by tier
Seasonable counsels and exediplary liberality, to
train the congregatlo i ito ' ii punctual and hoaorhUlo '"
In the discharge 01 their obligations to their pastor,
and : to the Missionary enterpricee °rift!! Presbyte
rian Church. While she did not overlook t h e weighty
chilling Of Fords!' Missions, her symplithlea and
prayers wore strongly enlisted In the cause of the
Domestic Missions of Presbyterianism, being fuiiy
convinced, that nothing rhurt of the thorough and
comprehensive Instructions of a Calvinistic and
Vitli-ml s ucttied ministry, can diffuse that intelligence
and virtue innongit a free people, which arc ladls.
Peagableto the vigorous and salutary working of re
paid ican'inititutleas, :Raving boon - distingeashed by
grea!, energy iiirca'af character, as 'well as en
dO'nrid with 'a viSoronstntetleit and peculiarly ivhrin
affections, she held atiraminent Place in society, and
tw departure has created will be long
.6)1 4 and greatly lamented. Itithtsutlate tho
or her relatives who are . felloW-lutire 'telth: , :hoor'ne
eternal ille; to imdouhleil diligence 'ln .titor 'eMetee
of thelrstimmon Redeemer. and may it teed illooe ,g r
thern who havitiltherto neglected the grao
to comply with the piingent exhortations-she nddre...:
id to them on her dying bed, seek the Lord God
: of their fhthers,..:,
laiWtiealing~; n.; on . t he 17th ult., ; after .a
pOpiof:the ehoot; Goo'. Ro
; :3012',;14Pdir, , fopnerly of Cornet:,lm kir the
liatOlevenyeara a resident iff, Wheeling:.; Geol l
; lola many atitiona of retie! 'aria profit
• •,_ Whia4.h: . ••
. .
diitieeieilli'faiihfel r heee and cr e dit... In' 1831; he,
WB5 elected le COOgreee,:lrorit I,thei;' - dielildi of
43othtieirlidd;Aden?i. , FrahIlih , ehd.Perrk:.'• In:.
18335 end Yegeir:',ih'lB3 . .s2he i;ts- appOiitteti by
cif tho . ,Ctuld 13. °71lniononere. , ,
He Moved to Wheeling hi 108. He watrooon
d.alter ele et ierrieneurei• of, theleVheelingHtiv . .
tifte't4o're elected
Seetetaiy of
,the , Weetet•nr"liietinitionCOnipenr i ',..;
ilfe“-DintiC.Of
~.* tikke y made - endiiiit!Otr thg -
Ih°0;Pfrl ( lP•g: -, ,he
of hie . dieg
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.Vpi:,,,i.eioKrleti,t.'9 i'..t.i . istil!ere;',:ii re %ire rs, Eating :',lHniiiiii,`'.gte a ' . ...l4ii ,:_Ogrilber;ioC , .
• Co opt yi, ee'aleisiff6d• by, , nie,:ai . per Act, of Aspetiibiti*sedi4Qtli:kiril,
1849.; ',-::--- - : - '7.. :•• `-:: : ,•'
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.4 8 Distiller ~ - 12'50 -
. ' '„9 • Breit/0, , Etod
' , .,i0 -- do ' 5 ',IV
'...7.. - -tittlidg.ltouse 10.00. •
s'oo'.
B', Beer houSti' 5 'MO:
4 . bledieinee ' 5 .00:,
4 . do' 500 ..
4 .. do ' 5.00
' 4 'do.. . 5 'OO ~
• 4 do •• . 500
4 - ' 7d05 00
.. • '4 . ,„do ' 500
4 do. ..-r - 5 00
do 5 00
• 4 dd 5 00
4 • do ' 5,00
4 do - . 500
4 do 5 00
Whiskey 8 - Distiller 12 50'
do 8 do 12 50
Whiskey. 8 Distiller , 12 50
Whiskey. 7 Distiller 20 00
'Whiskey. .' 7 Distiller - 20 00
Whiskey. ' 8 do 12 50
Whiskey. • 8 . - do ... 'l2 50-
Whiskey. 8 Distiller. 12 50
do .48, do 12 50
Whiskey. 8 Distiller 12 50
Whiskey.' ..., 8 Distiller 12 50
ME
;,.; .
Edward Shower, Carlisle
Henry.Barnitz do'
Alexander do
Wm. T. Phaler do •
3'1001;4.6W - • do •
•
John Hannon
A C Norton do
Wm. Chandler _ co '
Jas. Donaldson du
Geo. Chandler do
las Hathorn • do
Frank. Barber ' do
0 G Cramer do •
Elijah Switzer do
Daniel Rife do
J W Kurtz do
Levi Snell do
John• Craig, do'
John Deemer do
Thos. Edie do
Wrn. Hrishnip, Allen tow2ship
Wm. Harkniss do
Robt. Linn,, Dickinson tp.
Wm ,M Henderson. N. Middleton
Robert Grvin, S. Middleton
John M.Good, Agt. do .
John Kelly "'do
M. Beltzhoover, Monroe (p.
C & P" A Ahl do
Joseph Quigley, Hopewell tp. •
Christopher Au, Newton tp.
All persons concerned in the above classification who may feLl themselves aggrieved. will
take notice that I will hold an appeal at the Court House in the Borough of Carlkee on THURS
DAY, the'2lst of June, 1849, between the hours of 8 o'clock; .A•M., and 4 P. M.
June
J WORTHINGTON, Mercantile Appiaiset.
Notices;
To Executors, Administors 8t Heir&
COLL ATEII,AL INRCRITANCE TAX.
ALL persons interested in estates subject to
Collateral Inheritance Taxes are hereby
notified, that according to an Act of Assembly
passed` April 100040; interest at ,the rate of
twelve por cent per annum, will be charged on
said taxes, from the death of the persons on
whose estates they are due, unless the same are
aid rior..to the 10th ot.Januarz, 1850. Per.
- sans — ntretwte - t — m - • statoa, -- : CO coc - 7:71
tax, which hare 4 neVer been administered upon,
are also.notined to come forward immediately
and administer and pay -the Cellnieral Tax,
otherwisdit Will be my duty to appoint some
bl
suite a person to settle tp said estates.
W:111 GOULD,
Register.
May 23
stlite-o-f-SA-1147-111-VIVE ? -d (led.
NOTICE - is hereto given that Letters Tea
tnmentary on the est to of Samuel Irvine, late
of Newton towriship, s dee'd., have been granted
to the-subscribers. the first .named residing-in
the Borough of Newville, and the last named
in Newton township. All persons indebted to
said estate will make imtnediate payment, and
those having claims will present them for set
tielnent to
JAMES R. IRVINE
ISAAC KOONS, sr.
mae36lpd
Estate of Daniel Gayman, dee'd
NTY'rIC herelry giVeiS thtil heifers Trs- -
tainentary rut the Rstate of DANIEL. GAY,
NIA N, late of Frankford toWnsliip, have
been granted to the subscribers, the first named
living in the - same township, and the - second
in Mifflin township. All persons knowing them . -
selves indebted to. ituittastate to make payment
immediately; and those - having elifhafa — wp - reyera
them for settlement td
ABRAHAM GAYMA'Nje
. _
Estate of Daniel Mohler, dee'd.
a LL persons are hereby notified that letters
1 1 1. testatnentary on the last will and testament
of DANIEL MOHLER,. late of Allen town
ship, Curitbe. - rVitaeedlity, deed, have this
AO boon grunted to the subscribers residing in
sdine township. All persons having claims or
demands against the estate of said decedent are
requested to make known the same without
delay, and those iiglebted to make immediate
payment to.
- • SOLOMON MOHLER, •
JACOB MONIER,
ma.l6'496tpd Executors.
Estate of Jacob Lehman,.dec'd
NOTlCE . is•hereby given that Letters Tes
tamentary-on the, Estate of JACOB LEH
MAN, Into of South Middleton township dec'd.
have been granted to the subscriber. All per
sons knowing themselves indebted to 'said es
tate to make payment immediately, and tilt se
having claims to present them for settlement to
CEO. BRINDLE, Executor.
rnat6'496t-
Estate of A. H. Van Hoff; deo'd.
' LL person are hereby notified that
Letters of elministration on the Estate of
,Dr. A Van Doll, Into of,the Borough of Me
chanicsburg Cumberland county deceased have
been issued by the Register of said 'county to
the subscriber, who resides in Allen township,
aunty afgresaid. All ppreona having claims or
demands against, the estate of laid 'deceased,
aro requested to make known the same without
delay, and those indebted, to make psymentto
CHRISTIAN TiTzEL, Adm'r.
tip2s'49Gt .
Notice to Tax-Payers.
FT ND CA the provisions of the Act of 1814,
U any county . paying into the Slate Treasury
the State, Tak levied on such county, prior to
the 17th of July in Miy year.'is entitled to an
abatemein of 6 pm• cent• on the amount sU paid.
The undersigned ! Commissioners of Cum•
borland county, in view of the above provisions
consider it equitable and proper that those who
by the prompt payment of their taxes prior to
the above date, enable the,-I'reasuref• to pay
over the Slate' Tax. so as to.receivo the afore-
said abatement of 5. per cent., the' benefit of
which has hitherto been enjoyed by the citizens
of :ha county generally, should be allowed. a
deduction of that amount by the collector-,have
authorized the different Colleptors to make said
abatemeni from the Siam tax, in all cases where
the State nuti County tux is puid to the collector•
before the 17th dey of _July, 1849,•when said
abatement shall , amount-to- ono.cent-or-- more,-
no fractions of a cent 10 be credited.--
Since the• Act of '44, the Commissioners have
paid the State tax of this county annually to.the
State. Treasurer, within the time prescribed by
the act, and the county has' received the benfiet
of tin anatement of five per cent. thereon, Inn
but to meet said payment they shave found it
necessary heretofore to appropriate a part of the
county funds to meet the deficiency occasioned
by delinquents, until the balanie of the State
Tax was collected. It therefore. becomes ne.
cessary to require the paYfrient. of bath' State
and county tax teentitle the payer to the afore
sale abatement, hpon the aforesaid State Tax.
The undersigned therefore confidently 'antici
pate that the above arrangement,and the further
inducement of enabling Cumberland, county to
maintain the character' for promptness rand A
delity which she hes acquired in the discharge
of her obligaMine.tiz; the. - CornmonvvenlihfWill
induce every citizen toliseharge.:their State arid,
County Tax'Prior to the 17th day. of Judy. '
• . DANIEL COBLE,
JOHN 'IVIELL.
'JAMES. KELSO, •
County Commissioners.
Atiest.:4 l ll%L.RElLLY,..Clnrk. • ~
COmtnissienere.Cififice, '• •
;Carlisle ilittiy V, ".
• • ~' w ad , . ,
Fr HE subs/titter wo uld inlbrm hialrienda And
the.pebtio, gdnexilly,,that :he Ilea taken the ,
largo. na4l,' eamtnodictus pnblia•
I I E
sqiiih—Hanover end `.Pomfrot ate:,
in the ' borough '. of Carlisle lately„
once - mail!. ibi: , ..; - painittilMorret;
where ho will endeavor to ties tiet.lfinai„Whe:may,
'O , ll onhinE.ln the ,Inoet'eatiaraelert inanner;-i-,.-
ThtAioneet;44-pleetnintly=attuntatkitad-,:iy:(tire;
s lied t h rpoglio ut: wit ti:good'• bedd dg, an a other
furniturtq•and•hia accomntidettena.are'euah
will Inake,itAeonverdent and daairable stoppnig:,
place.,.lk;To,exerticita•will•be 6004, ta,ntahe
agreeable in till its" depaiiiitenta: to 't,boaft .04
` nisie, favor. hint' iit,ith call. 5.,-,80 A PtHEHO
year, at.• the ,
int
'oarinntea.A
, by; Ow iiiiblierjberqiireesirlitit
kipt , Picie'Apiilo;":oiog,4o)y;.Pigkled
Loobshiro PI c'4l
liliilTothintijes' and' Ontimei Olives,'.
Soi4igee',''.rforooo,,K4o,fiut);. finp:*dixe4
Frox.teh with„ *dry Ahincevi*pui
drcritin r si. •
.IKer 10 9 t
-:- • • s
;,. , •
..; ,. .:i. ? .4.1.. , .'4',4 - •,1.' , ;:' , 7,'
Kinds.
'hiskey,
No, Of Gotious
27,000
36,000
27,000
15,000
63,000
54,000
15,000
27,000
45,000
18,000
18,000
22,500
1126Allistet's'ail XXeating Ointinent
WORLD'S sAttg, contains no
Morcury.—Tho following Pertificatc is
from a regular Physician, of extensive prac.
tico in Philadelphia:-
3 ABM Mc ALLISTER—Sir : I have for the
last two years been in the habit of using your
Ointmentin cases of Rheudiatism
an7l in TEMA. CAPMES, (Scold Heads,) and
thus far with the happiest effect. I think
rem — ure — exp • IWerll3 - 1711IIVO — IIIIICIO - WRII - 1
thatit .richly deservee to bo adopted as sox,
tick ofevory day use by the ptofession,at largo:
Yours 1141 Y, S. BF:LI, K. D.
.IlleAllister,-_Dear_. Si rt__Ltalte
pleasure in making known to you Ole great
benefit I have received by tieing your Vegeta
ble Ointment, or the World's Salve, I had an
ulcer, or running sore, on the ear, or many
years - standing; - I - have applied to several
physieigns, but all to no purpose; but by using
your Ointment a few days it was completely
dried up and wel t !. I have used it for burns,
for - whieh I find it,an.cxeellent Artie!, ; also in
all eases inflomation. En. Titonn.
I certify the above statement is true.
C. CADMUS.
N 0.90 Market street, Phila.
_ .
_
CERI' I F I CATE.
1 - do - certify - that - F have -- irterl - 111c - Ailiide - ni -
all Healing Vegetable Ointintat for cOldness
of my.feetr also for Rheumatism in my limbs
and Ceres on my Rat, and have been entirely
tal.eved. Relieving it to be a good Medicine,
Ainotlresitate - toreconrifendlt - iwilreitio - ff
complaints,. LEONARD VAILE,
411 orria_tp. Washington .ru-Alig.tl.4-1841.7.--
I 'certify the t.I have uscrl.XcAllistor's all
Healing Vegetable Ointment, or 'We World's
Salve for a binding in my wife's breast, which
has given her incalculable benefit; also on one
of my children, for sore eyes, which give im
mediate relief. I, therefore, recomniend it as
a good medicine. IskREER. REED, -
Hopewell tp. Washington Co Pu. Xug. 21,.'47.
Around the box are directions , for' using Mc.
Allister's Ointment, for Sciwfula, Liver Com.
plaint, Eyresipelas, ,'L'etter, Chilblain, Scald
Head, Sore eyes,' Quincy, Sore throat, Bronchi.
las, Nervous affections, Pains, Head ache,
Asthma, Deafness, Ear ache, Burns, Corns,
all diseases of the skin, Sore 'tips, Pimples, 4'c.
Spelling of the Limbs, Sores, Rheumatism,
Piles, Cold feet, Croup, Swelled or Broken
Breast, Toothache, Ague in the face, crfc. , e3w.
ll' MOTHERS and NURSES knew its value
in cases of "swollen" or Soro Breast, they
would always apply it. In such eases, if free.
ly used, and according to the directions around
each box, it gives miller in a very few hours.
BURA—It in onnlrrit the beet things ins tho
world fur Burns. (SO directions lbr using
it.)
PlLES—Thousands are yearly enroll by
this Ointnient. It hover fall; in Igiving relief
fur tlio Piles. '
0:7- This Ointment is good for any part of
the body or limbs when inflamed. In some
05500 it should be applied often.
CAUTION—No Ointment will be genuine
unless the earne of JAMES McALISTER is
written with a pen on every label.
"PRICE T.WENT•FIVI CENTS A BOX.
...Fur sale by my agents in all the principal
cities and hiwes in the United States.
JAS. MeALISTIM,
Solo Proprietor of the above Medieihea.
' Principal Office REtIOVED to 28. N. Tetno Sr.
Philadelphia. .
S. E!liolL and 3. W. lioxeratiok, Carlisle
J. & L. it eigeLhlechanicsburg.
U. W. Singisor, Churohtown.
Rhoad & Wherry,.Newburg. , •
.108011 IL Herron, Nowville. •
J.,M Luti. & 4co. W. Bell, Harrisburg.
THE SYDIPTONS OF WORMS •
A. re the tongue often wh.to and Inaded; the
La breath heavy and foetid; a disagreeable
or sweetish taste in the mouth; occasionally
thirst; the appetite ,exiremely 'variable, some.,
times remarkably deficient, and at others. vb.
caeious.___Thcrois sometimea_msickish. feeling__ .
with vomiting of mucous; flatulence of the.
stoinacit,and-intestines; pain in the abdomen; .
swelling and hardness of the. abdoment.the
bowels are irregular; the Stools are slimy; and
there is on -oceltsional appearance of worms' •
lh the evacuations; the urine is often milky
and turbid; there is frequently itchiness of the
fundament and nose e whioh•as often swollen;
there is occasionallyiiiXtirtiedeep. with—
grinding 011110.k:8th, and suddden awaking
In a fright. There are, at' times; headache or
giddinesa,. ringing In the ears, or even deaf
ness, faintness, convulsions, drowsiness, [ado.
knee of. Mariner, ill. tetimor. "In some cases
epilepsy aturcholera, and . Oven apciplectio and. ,
'paralytic symptoms, and several of the signs •
of dropsyof the brain ; triad catalepsy appear '
connected' with' worms. 'Frequently , there. le a
short dry -dough,' and pleuritic pain!; 'Some
times feetileand' irregular pulse, Palpitations
and an irreghlar lever:: the countenance. itp.
generally .pallid. or 'sallow, andsfinietiliat '
blowed, -.and there.. la' ddeational..flushing of •
ono : or both cheeks.. ; Any ono'-of these signs:
la indicative of ‘Worrns; and the Most effectual .
bilk and cheapest remedy: id! '
Da: Joliet ..I.ht rime:NORM , TE.S.i."preptired, ,,, '
by, W Whotepole:and
Retell; Drugg ; Store: Carlisle, Pq.;;'and none
gennitimwithoitt•hlit %written , signature:
~. ..',The) . P r?pr4or:of;this:Mediolne id so Coo:.
. . . . .
.... .... .
Medicinc,now,tn,use,. ,tlia(he will eheerfelly
in
Proparatlon fails. to give'equ'al satisfaction.
WORIS . ; TEA.wbon., made 'according
lit.ilia . ..:Direetiong. is pleasant andwill be - taken
by faatidious ' peektike
con - taino;shillit.ent Medici Co' for hp'eure of the
irioata4rtiupto , '.oase. ;'Pa Ico Only con ta,
-; ~ozp,PrOirgists ;and ;Storekeepers reapplied on
the Toit'llberal; Enta23'49l,ir
.
Naai - gpOng..,an , _ Okurnaeri'llaads .
s Ei4 t .c.k.. ll 49,NT)lnS=loPt. Jeceiiek:
• ,' 4 , , ,i•liiiiicistd . eitenoivo-itisortmp p t
il44..l3ttilititoi- GOO& to' Whicli he invititillrititi,
'Otiti s it', hictriends'and the; tinblici:o4olly;i : '
ss:he:t is dotermitiedio:
lows any. coheir establishment*Qatliologt
she; coonty:::,He Batters: hiiiiitisf4iittqlleettlat
attention to'%imaiitess, .
phare, or public
• •••••
ilUcbicittc'.
READ THIS
Philadelphia, Dec. 29, 1847
AG EN TS,
- • ,1:1/Ilittitaitiollo
NESsi.:I4tHEAPIIARCIWAREITORE.
at their
T. W. a rid ,OltettO HARDWARE - ST 04E .
- east' - -OPpolite Ggiley!s,;Ery , Good:
Store,:aklarge :stock' of goods in their `line' to,
w
which they puld call .the (attention' of purchit
able, ihey-arrankeinent . in the city -besng such;'
as to enable. t o',sell et the'
lowest city pricee: •
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Their. "stocit eornPristi, aWI tisiortmentmf
Locke and'.-Latches' of•every'atile . .and.
fiinggce Screws,' Botta; and: everi'arOole' used
.for Buildingti,-Augu're end 'augur Bine, chisels,.
broad and hand axes, hatehetsgrawing 'knives,
planes. [gni, glade hitte; hand; panel, and RiP •
ping. sews, mill; cross ant and, circular BaWB,
trace and halter chains, hames;'shovels, 'spade's,
end hoes, hay end manure forks. Also, a large
assortment of. Pockevarid Table Cutlery,—
spoons, shovel and tongs, Walters and Trap,
Hollow ware, Brass and enameled Preserving
Kettles, Iron •Furneees, Cedar Ware, anvils
and vices, Files and Rasps of every kind. Bar
Band and Hoop Iron, Caet, Shear Spring and
Blister Steel, &e. Also,
'lOO Boxes Window Glass.
WO Kegs Wetherill's Pure White Lead. .
' s.Barrels Linseed Oil. •
3 Barrels Sp. Turpentine.
200' Kegs CumberlandNaile.
May 94,9 WRIGHT & SAXTON
To all whom it may Concern I
GEORGE W. RHEEM
ritHANKF UL to the public - generally for past
favors and their liberal patronage,•still con
' Chines to •carry on the SADDLE; TRUNK,
land HARNESS making bust ees, at his old
j
'stand in ' Nanover street, two d ors north of the
Carlisle Bank, at the al , f• the Mammoth
flollar. He is'now better prepared than ever to
accommodate his customers, having recently
made great alterations in his establishment, so
as to enable him to keep a much better assort.
ment than heretofore, consisting of Spanish,
Dragoon, scoop, tub,. quilted and Plain SAD
DLES, 'CARRIAGE HARNESS, plated and
common; Formers' Gears, of all kinds, Tra
velling Trunks of all descriptions and prices,
Veleases and Carpet Bags, Bridles, Martingale
Dollars, Stock, Leather and Raw Hide Whips,
Leather, cotton and worstul Fly-pets, and all
other articles in his line—all of which he is.de
termined to. sell at the.very lowest Rauh pikes.
Making and repairing Matrasocs of hair husk
-, '-.11-17.!:""-:-."- ...i!!.s
punctually Attended to.
ap2s'4o t y
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EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION IN THE
Price of irardwarb. •
I LEAVE lust received the largest and Cheap
est stock of lIARDWARE, Giese, Paints, Oils
Varnishes,.S.iddlery, Carpenter'e and Cabinet.
`Maker's Toola;MahoganyNeniers and all kinds
of Building Materials ever brought to Carlisle
consisting of Locke, , Hinges, Screws, Najls
, and Spikes. Persona about to build will find !i
gr.:fitly to their advantage to look at my stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Coine and see
the Goods and hear' the price and you will be
convinced that this is really the Cheap Hard
ware Store. Also, no • store anvils vices, tiles
and rtispsi, and a complete assortment of Watts'
Best Bar Iron, also Rolled and Hoop Iron dell
sizes. I have alga the Thermometer Churn
made by Mr George Spangler, the best article
now in use.
SCYTHES.--i have just received: my Spring
stock of Grain and grass Scythes, ynanufacturea
expi - essly for my own sales, and warranted to
he a 8113/Film articl6: - Cradle liftik - ets and
others will find these Scythes to be the best ar•
ticle ht the market and at tke_lolu_st:_ptice
wholesale and retail at the old stand in North
Hanover street. JOHN P LYNN}.
npliV49 . -
looks, Stationary, li*c.
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tidersighed_ha.ving-purchtuited the Book.
1 and Pericalical,establishment lately kept by
Mr Joseph kneedler, next door to Bttrkholders
(late Boetem's) Hotel, respectfully informs the
public that he Intends to keep constantly on
hand all' the latest and'best . publicartions - of the
day, which Infs. : will .furnislr at euntasitsas m
ess. Among the best and most popular worts
lately issued from the press aro the. following,
Harper's cheap and superfine edition of Mc-
Catilley's History of England. Neandor's Life
of Christ. Large.firmily Bibleielegantly bound
common do. Dic.k's Philesophical works—
Prayer and Hymn Books, superfine editions.—
Pardoe's Louts XIV. 'Classic and English
Dictimiary's. Senrs'.:Wonder of the Worli,
260 engravings. Dowlieg's History of Roman- -
ism, a new and enlarged edition, containing the
life of Popo Pius IX. bringing the history down
to the present tithei— Family •Monitor, by Mrs.
Ellis, containing her popular works. Women,
Mothers, Wires and Daughters of England, Bvo
Statesman's Manual from Washington to Yolk,'
2 vols. Bvo. Guide to Social Happiness, by
Mrs Ellis, d,vj. cloth extra. The Caxtons, a
family picture by ttulwer. New York in Slices
by an experienced carver. Roland Cashel by
Chas. Lefevre, part Ist. The Diamond and the
Pearl, a new novel by Mrs Gore. All of Ellen
Pielterings, Mrs. G.ey's and , other popular no
vels On hand. Together with the best assort
ment of Miscellaneous, Sehoo), end Religious
hooks. Also,Stationery, Blank Boolts,
The best daily, weekly and family newspa
pars in the cities ,of Philadelphia, New York
and Boston.
'MApAziscsGodey, Graham, Sartain, La
dies Nat onal, Holden's, Eclectic, Columbian•
&c. &c., received regularly as soon as issued
from ,tho press, and fulmished. nt Publishers
prices. All orders for books, &c., promptly
wended to—his arrangements being such as
wilt enable him to supply qil .orders in two or
three days notice at farthest.
April 4, '49. .MCOEI RRR•
Now andlCmportant!
ezi EORGE IV; having recently
.purchased the county right of Ittirwonm'S
PAINCI , COLLAR STUFFER, would 1131MOCifAlY
cull the attention the trade to that itnportavti
invention. his certainly one• of thtf greatest
improvements of the age.. This machine stuffs
the - Collar ''rooked around the block, faced with
hair, wool, or other materials, beak stuffs it with
long straw, and also makes collars of cut straw
unit less than half the labor and time of the old
way of stuffing, This maohine will stuff all
and every kind of horse collars, from the best
patent leather down to the cammoneat kind in
use, and with but ono man Steadily at work will
stuff and shape fifty collars per day in a neater
and better style - than any other way known.'
Saddlers in the county are invited to call at
therauliscriber's establishment on North Rano
vet e
Township ~, op.rights will be -sold. To
dna° who y not wish to buy a right the sub•
BerTber Ofierfi.llEADy MADF.COLLARB at whole.
sale much . .alioaper than May can - be manure°.
Lured in any oilier way. Orders for collars in
any quantity are eispectfully solicited. ,
op:8'19 ' . ' ,
INewark—Furldt-g—Varnish..
Ju
sT recebiad at Jr. Dr. itawlina',prag '"orti
May 2 '49.
Yeast Powder
Fresh and warranted - ' good, for sale' at Dr.
.rt A WLINS'•DrII; store. West' Main street
. • *- _
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.. . Iris , h' Linens.
AN oxtensiire•assortment and of .allqualhiea
and prices. * Call' and • examine at the cheap
store far North,Hanovcr, strain. ,• - ' - , -
• m 2 ' • " ' -.• 1 G CAIIMONY
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SZIAD -
N . DFIERRIpIG, just
iiiibscriber,. , very superici'art(clea, and for
~
sale Omaplor colvot the family grocirry store
0f,,. , [102.) p
.
Bo*net .Lawns •• dus.•:
•
JUST (iporma yerielk•ol Colored .;ilinnnet.
Lawns,BonnCrovina and Ti ;i; %linear do:',
.
-4ENTLEMEN'§:Merino andsCintinCEbitia
alao Sil4 , Shirt! just jaceiiitid•by
' er/7/..
.
• , Boots : And.."4lhOw'f
r,A.splotial4,4iposttri3Onclorliarie."‘6ifiiiTadf
-13doldi,!odethpr btoPti logte a4il'
butte, • just:ppoiii4" end for 4nle
0W,E14.
fit;
dToeeds aa Pam"
G 401.-4FlTiffiCgwsloo,r°,
W , viarrl d BOok% • • ~-,..1,441n
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IttrAF49ltr;v9.ll7sl:itiallicric3r.?B,-IT.
,x1;:14E-Mt tiettutiltiljailof
:q4 N, 'Memo an , ORtton' , skint
,45c0C9r3daOit'otaPle by ' 1 : "—`•
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Che4turfilineVOrner.ofSpoefitl , ti,SteatM s
r•
• ig - NOWING - tho wants'oPtlM..,eitithmunity,
ZlL'the PrOprietoy 'of; thitt:'Eatablishirient has
fitted up 'l/Afore m' ibb . rriorkelegiint Mannert
hr vine due' regard' 'totrifort.Of his cus
tomers, inkthat eve,* Straneer yisftinghiti.l3Ook
Storti;.May feel entirely at horde."
HIS IMMENSE STOCK of Booka is clas
sified according , 4/Ike various. Departments of
~Literature, so - that visitor cap ,find the Books.
they are in search of for 'thernselVes: Buying
his stock-for the most part at the Auertox
SALts, and beine 'connected"With ope of the
Largest 'Publishing Hdutheii in this Country,
besides publishing largely hinisClf. enables him
to self ALL . 1100 Xe at , LOWER PRICES than
env other house of a.siniilar - character on this
continent. His facilities for.the Imrottnotrtori
OF Boom from Europe, are .uniturpassed,"hity
ing a Branch of his eatahlisliment in London,
where orders of private gentlemen are carefully •
executed and forwarded to this Country by
every Steamer and packet. .
A CATALOGUE of. Botike with the prices
attached is'issued quarterly, containing Lists of
. New=-Additions mode to his largeleolli•ction,--
wbich are in all cases for sale at the LOWEST
PRICES, o'Y ROM 25 to 75 per cent. below*
Publishers' prices. Thus in buying even a
few Books, quite. a .considerable amount is
saved. As a still further Inducement to strin
gers visiting the pity, every one who purchases
()no Dollar's 'worth of Books, will receive 'a
copy of the STRANGER AN PuttanstAlutA, an
elegant 18mo, volume, the price of which is 25
cents.
CO - Th e limits of an advertisermint are too
confined to enumerate the prices of any of the
Book,, or to give even a faint idea of sthe im
mense advantages to be derived. from purchas
ing at the great Central Cheap Book Store, but
lot' all who are in search of Books send for a
Catalogue, and buy the books they are In want
of, and when visiting the city, give Appleton
one call, and you will be sure to call again.
STATIONERY in till its branches furnish
ed at the Lowest Prices!. The Initials of those'
purchasing' Lotter and Note Paper, neatly
stamped in the corner, without charge.
Orders for any article may be sent by mail,
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all cases will baduily carried out, with great
punctuality and despatch.
Oorderif for Catalogues should be prepaid.
GRO. S.-APPLE'YON
Bookseller, Publiiher, Importer, rind Sta.
tioner, 164 Chesnut Street, corner 05.,55,,,.
[lnyT4b3me
•• A • VALUABLE_PROPECrir •
FOR" SALE.
THE stibscriber offers at private sale the fol . -
-lowing described valuable property, situated in
Springb.etd, Cutnberland county.; viz
A large two story Stone Dwel•
ling. HO USE, and Lot of Ground ra
with good Stabling and other ne• I I
cessary outbuildings. Also, a. 1
large STONE DISTILLERY,
on said lot,- with all the necessary apparatus,
and horse power and hog pen attached. The
location is decidedly one of the best in the coun
ty for carrying on the dietilthirbusinees, as it is
snualed on the banks , of the Big Spring, in a
plentiful grain country where wood is abundant
end cheap,and being Os° conveniem In Roller's
!MIL If the said property 'is not disposed of at
private sale before Saturday, the '2d day or Julie
on-that-day be °tiered at public ale_
at 2 ceclock•fn the afternoon. Possession given
immediately. Persons desirousuif purchasing
will please cell on . on the subscriber, residing on
the premieezi
ISAAC MARK WARD
—rnnrch-`"'s -
At Private Sale.
THE new nod.hnndsomely fin
• jetted DWELLING HOUSE on
' ""s the west end of Lowlier street in
11111, . this borough, now ocenpied by the
• subscriber. -The lot is 72 feel front
by 2-10 deep. It will be sold n bargain. Apply
to, 'JACOB F. HOOTER.
Feb. R—amos pd • •
• Cure Tour Horse
. IF HE BE AFFLICTED
with Humors, &fires, gulled
_ neck and shoulders, quitter
: bone, grease, spnvin, or poll.
•
' Yric , evil. one box of Dalley's
Anima arvatite Cure• All will convince you
that there is no•mistake in it.
REAP TIIE FOLLoWING :—This is to certify
that I have used Dalleys Animal Galvanic Cure
All, and found it the safest and most speedy
cure for sores and bruises, that I have ever
used, and I take ploasure In recommending it
to all. S M ROLLINS,
Livery Stable, 18t Jay st.
For Sale at the Depot, 415 Broadway.
11. DAL:LEY. .
JAMES FLEMING. Agent for Cumberland
county. Merit 4
Hogs Embrocation for Horses.
THIS- valuable RAIBRO
..r, CATION will cure Sprains.
`;; Bruises,. Cuts, Galls;
- Swell
ing, Rheumatism. and nll
. _ • complaints which require an
external remedy. It g ives immediate relief to
the Scratches, and the i ncident to Horses having
white fief and noses, produced' by the St. John
Wort. It is also highly useful in relaxing stiff
ness of the Tendons and Joints and produces
beneficial effects in cracked heills, brotight on
by high feeding, splints,sprnins. This Eranno-
DATION is recomended to.. Farmers, Farriers,
Keepers of Livery Stables, and private gentle
men owning Horses, and, shpuld he constantly
kept in their stables. TV° GENUINE arti
cle is prepared only by W. MARSHALL, No 302
Ramat. Philadelphia. And tor sale wholesale
and retail at DR..RAWLINS' Drug -Store W
Main street, Carlisle.
March 14-Iy. •
A. Word to horsemen.
X BARBER'S E T
MBIOROCAN is de-
D cidedfrthet beat preparation that can be- .
used for the cure of Sprains, Bru.
sus,' Cuts ' Galls ' Curb.
RigbOne,Spnvinl Sqfnes's of the
*t
,A, Joints, &c. It is an article ivltich
should be iu the hands of every
Horseman, and' no stable should be Without a
butttlo of it. Price 0u1y.06 and 60 cents per bet.
tles,--prepared only by- S - 114. - -Pcarlion f -M 11,
for sato wholendo and retail, at No: 106 North
Second street, Philadelphia, rand °DR. RAW.
LIN'S wholuSalo and retail agent, Carlisle, Pa.
• , Jan, 41.
BONNETS!BONNETS!
TUST received the newest and latest
aty.lo Bonnets, to which I invite the anon. .
,
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call dad. examine, at the Cheat, Store in North •
Hanover' st J G CARMONY.
nuty2
Carlisle, np2s49tfi.- , - - ••
Our. :00. 8..
CAP'Post. avid Note Yelper, Piet. received at
Dr. Revlliaii! Dreg Store„, • •
• '...Bombetitnee; Ike. •••
A. `gigot , ' variety . ;of Efombazioes, ' Alpocab
Cashmeres, ,Moue do'.Loises, and other Drssa ,
Goods; jest teneivedino for anle (Asap' try ,
• iirrNEit
PINHE anbantri'onr.haa,jusf opened a variety o
'At.Plain 'Mae, Pink 'and .kigured •
• Baregeni.
.whlnli he 'Swill .aell ,nt reduced
,Moun..da Ltuneit of various •
ti al i t , , [ap,25,1,, HITNEy.e.'
Eltherliztaiod:Plne• 011,
JUST received fold 'ler, laie. of Dr. RAW.
LlNS':Drug & 'Fancy Store, -W.. MairCliireet
LAWNS of, 'eericine
'lC,' , .:,qualdiee;also an oesorimoce or low priced
pales juin opened,..bp:
• : ,;TUST renelitarn Ine•nninen %nide
builable . :for, , trimming:VVitsli - •:Ateetfen: n.
a
int y 2,;,.
; • ". taLINTTESI;;; ; ,
UST' opened- a' varilifri)f Figured "
other Idpriritr Drees'eede
ed. utiutuatlylowlni c tie.' , !"
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..., Aiplandfil t•taoeyttbekt.':cif qingtiiiine of ve
,.. . _. , . .. , •., ,rio el-, patterns 'very •ley6; pierk,,be '„ bad ,of the
.eil erbe in N orth alati Hanover Direct i ' ' . 4 1
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STAit ROAD kllD‘Cti3/E/ItAND VAL
" LE . I! BAIL
•
• " SESSION
1111/113 &eminence on 141.01 1 1-
1 DAY, -May:7th, IB4g. The number of stu:
,Jents islimited, and , they. are carefully, prepared
for College, counting house, &c. &e.
The situation -pigeladee'the possibility of stu-
Ants qiitsoctating'with the vicious or depraved,
being remote from town or village; though eadlly
aCcessible •bylStato Roakor Cumberland Valley
Railroad, both of-whit% pose through' laude at•
dolled to the institution.
•• • • . TERMS. •
Boarding, wafting, tuition, &,c, (per us.). 950 00
Latin or Greek 5 00
Instrumental Mnsie , . 00
French or German j
Circulars with references , ( I•tc. furnished by
May... R. IC IA- I:-NS-Principal.-._
• - ittionovAL.
NATHAN .HANT,CH having removed his
1.11 Cheap Clothing:Store-to the roomformer
ly occupied by Mej. Lamberton, between Con-
Iva's Jewelry Store and Burkholder's hotel, in
West Main street. would. ream etfully inform his
friends and the public that he intends to con
iinue tliii — ln - W — nness -as herctofote .lli3 has just
received a large assbrt megt of. - •
Spring and SuMmer Goods.
which Ito will have made up at the shortest no,
tice and in the most desirable manner will.
constantly have:. on hand a large, selection of
••
Rea43.::.lViadb• Clothing, • •
cheaper than ever Offered to the-public before—
such as black and blue' dress coats, frock and
sack coats of various admire, tweed costa of al
shapes and colors, summer cloth coats,.linen
cotton and jean coats, and Oil other kinds of
fashionable coats, Walt and fancy cashmere
pants, summer pants of every description and
color, plain and fancy aatin-veste, summer vests
all sorts and colors, shirt bosoms and collars;
neck and podkot handkerchiefs. stocks; suspen
ders of kinds very cheap Don't forgot the
place .
Cnrlisle j April
•
New and ,cheap Books,
.UST received at the Cheap Book store of
tain's Magazims,-for May—Zs cents each. •
• The Collegian—iheDickinSonDullege Month
ly Magazine,
Napoleon's Invasion of Russia, a historical
romance by Louis_Rellstab.
_Memoirs of my:Youth, by lomartine.
Zunluko, by Mrs. Michael Maule.
Agnes Morris, a new novel.
Downig's Filth and Fruit Trees. -
Clarke's CoM --
mentary." •''' • '
Macaulay's England, Barter's Edition, very
cheap. With a large variety of Misr new and
clump works of every kind. JACOB ERB.
np2-5'49
1 0:
R.PI4
--I — H - AALEsjust received fromMr
rny annual supply of GARDEN SEEDS, they
ore warranted FRESH and genuine.
March 14 S ELLIOTT.
a , Lamb er.
sithsciiher wouirreapectrully infant
JL his friends a n d the public generally that
he is'receiving LUMBER of all kinds which`
ho will WI at the River prices with the addi•
the freight for cash.
op 18, '49 AV 13 .MILRA AV.
Pine and Etholal Oils.
`ETHOS" not riling to California con I+li sup
plied with fresh Pine it.nd FllllOO3l Oil, at the
cheap Grocery store of '
C INHOFF, Agt.
Carlfale. Jan 24th 11,149
• Wrapping Paper._
THE Subscriber has entered into errango
uterus with a house in Philadelphia, by
wtlich he will be constantly supplied with the
beat article of Wrapping Paper. Country:Mer
chants, and others wishing to save twenty-five
per cent. on the above article can do so by call.
lug at the store of
No 29, 1848
A LO I' of choice No 1 Mackerel in whole
half, and quarter barrels Also No 23.: 3
io in, whole and half barrels, in Sioro and for
sale by 3 1) HALBERT
Nov 22. 8.18
Pattani Shbuller Baoes.
THE subscriher hue jest received no assort
ment of l'r. PORTER'S SHOULDER BRA.
GES, which has been found to be invaluable to
such ns nro afflicted with criult in the bncic, pains
in the side and brenst, spittieg of blood, &c.
This article is also found to be of the utmost
importance to children predisposed to stooping .
and especially to females whose ,berilth is int
paired, and often totally ruined by'this habit of
stooping, which is entirely overcome by the
use of this invulunble Bruce ". •
e 21 G W HITHER
Sila 1 and Herring
A LOT of No : Fresh Shad and Herring, of
rine finality and fall Brands, as also GreMod Al.
lum sALT, and a lot of fine Dairy Salt either'
a) sacks or It , the bushel—besides SALMON
AND MACKEREL, now in store^and for sale
at lowest °ash prices, cell and see for yourselves
at tho Grdeery Store of , J .W EBY
ma9'49
LimeburnFre Lciok Here,.
100 TONS . time Bornera COAL re
cowed and kw sale low. for cash by
'49. W B MURRAY.
up 18,
30 RHOS. KENTUCKY and 01110
Loal Tubacee, for ante by
FLAK & MILLE
"-liarrsburg;-oet4-4m-
Watt tr. Patterson's Tuss,
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OR RUPTURE. A
I3UP PLY: Of truly velUttble
TRUSS received ond. kept for Bele At the
'tore of
.. reug29l S.:ELLIO.TT
. .„„
OTERCIIANTIS 1107PEL,
Pourth'Stieet, between Arch & Minket,-
PIiitiADEEPHIA.
Pr'o'prietorship and. Management ill this
well known hotel, (Which is located. in the,
very,contro of business,Yhaving this day passed
i nto the hands' : of the subseribers,.. they beg
lo'ave'to itate' that it, is their.purpose to: render .
it worthy 'of the liberal opetrenage with which it
hue been htiretofore sustained, and'hope by uti
eareitting' attention, to deserve the pairenagorof
thOir (Hoods; whu trufy visit the eity,on bustness
or pleesurd.•
C da - 7 Maßtß UIN;.' •
Forrn.:rly of the Exchange Hotel l'itstburgy
ISM
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•Jrookiagg (la's '.'•
A ,LA t.pp 'end, :tiptehd id steiititto e l it." - of, Mo.'
Olessds can: lie' tied Of
the,:-subscriber 'et liis'ehettp- store' itLtiorth
- Overstreet. 'CA-11.1VICEN
irrHHAI'• liAWNS;'''new styles cita,he'
'ljj very low or,the sulishriber ,at - ,his cheap
:itors in North Hancver. eireet; •
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CA,P.MQNY.
VO ' ...Ai
J D HALBERT
t, Fish. Fish.
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, St , -.',540P0 -- •
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• - .•NF.WIPRING GOODS.' . -
el- .
"'UST . reeelvedatid . tiOw opening. an elegant
assort - Merit 'of STAPLB AN D DRESS
PO trDS',. , aucki neplaim.and figUred -Bateges,
Linen. , lustred ek.diflitrent cclours and styles.
Lawnssof 'every.style' , ,Ond price, a largeitssort
ment of' Ginghtuns, - dimmer than °Net 'cam
bri6t, bond 'muslin: IA large mat t mem of i Lace
Goods, Ladies 'and' Gentlemens Kid,'Gloves,
Lisle and thread glov, es. . A Large assortment
el spring bonnet nibbling; also, Iletiery, Tuck ,
and side, combs, steel Beads. Bog and Purse
clasps; slides, rings
assortment of Boys and' Melia
and-Silk twist_ _every eve ilco
lour. ',MargeSpring- and Summer . Wear, , als beautiful
prints,,. fast colours, English chintzes, hand
some patterns, together with a large esrortment
of bleached and brown mashes antrotber goods.
Purchasers itill do well to 'call and 4ce before
they purchase elsewhere:, '
-2. npr 4 G It CRO OBS.
Mew; 4pring , Gocds.!
TEE subscribers have just receivi.d - irlorge
and' cheap stock of SPION G 'GOODS, bought
cu for cash, which they Fitter for sale at very
low prides,.. The following is a port, Blue,
'Brown, and Blue Black: 'iLOT-HS, from 1,50..
to 5.00 pg. yard. A bundsoine hit of nll wool .
CASSIMKRES from 62i to one dollar per yard
These are a very 'cheap-Wt. A variety of LA
OTES-DRESS-GOODS-, consisting of Plain
and Fanny Alptiihrfrrietreft, Earbdon Gingham
Mohair Plaids, SillciPlakiLinetts, Shaded Mous
de Laines, Lemons orlow as 12i; - ii 'great .
My of Cannons •from 12k. We have fire
English Chintzes warranted at 124. Also,
BONNETS, Braid crone dollar, and upwind»
together with a variety el fine bonnets Mn .
which some entirely w styles. CARPE T
a 121,.181, 25. 91k. 625, 'ls:' 2 yards wide et
50 eta, per yard: Checks, Tinklngs, Medina, •
very cheap flannels, - men and boys Summer
Wear, from 10 to 50 cents, and a great :and
general variety of goods in our line. whielt we
aredetermined to sell nt the very LOWEST
PRICES.. We respeetfully solicit en exaMi
natien of our stock, sutisfied that our goods nrd
cheaper than they have ever been sold 1n • this
place. . A do W° BENTZ;
Mardi 14 3 doors soma of Post Office.
Nair and Cheap Spring Goods,
AT__THE NEW STOE,-.
(101INER of IfatieNiar mi l lA/Author Streets,
NJ opposite Leonard's Old Siam);
. .
- 11E — LITIMICTSIVICCI — T • .1”- - 111.111 01711 1 WI
friends and the pithlic Chet they have Just re- •.
turned from Philadelphia with a InrgeArd well
selected assortment anew SPRINGDOODS
purchasettat the very lowest pt ices. awl which
they are determined to sell nt smell profits.—
Among-them may be found Clotho, Cnssitneres
Vestings, Tweeds, Pantaloon : Stutlit in -great
variety, best. American and-Indirt Nar _
Also, LADIESI• DR-ESS .G 0 OD S., consisting
in part of Silks, Bereges, Silk Tissues, Alpo
elms, &c.. STRAW AND BRAID BCfN
NETS, a fine lot-, Palm, Led lints, Ribbon ,
and Laoe (:gods. An eldgroit assortment of -
Calicoes cind frne Chanties. suitable for the 'ap
proaching season, at bur usual low prices-- , -
Cheeks, Drillings, Linens aid the usunl variety'
of bleached and unbleached muslins. BOOTS
AND SHOES—a well selected assortment of
men's, women's and children's 4-- good and t .
handsome. GROCERIES—in all their varie
ty, Sugar. Cbffee, Molasses, Pekin Company's*
celebrated TEAS, &e. All the above goods
heve been purchased right, and will be sold low
Piens° give„usa call.
nreh 2R S I POW ELI. & CO.
amMCOVA,L.
Doo , Goods and Greceries, •
ir U. CAMIONIPIIcsiros to Infiniti
.
CO • friends and the"public that .he has remo
ved to the stand on North Hanover sweet lately
occupied - by - Chas - Barnitz. and text door to
Haverstick's Drfig anti Look Store, where In
is determined to sell goods as low ts any other
establishment in Carlisle or in the county. fl is
stock 'consists of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts:
satin, caehnicre. metinO and silk V estines ;
rinnas, Alpachns,'Mous de Laires, Catlin:et-cc,
French worked collars. kid gloves. silk fringes,
crimps flowets, thread laces, &c. ICK
IN G'd at 61 ots, calicoes 3 to 6+ cis, very cheap
muslins, hosiery, Berlin and Caehinefe gloves,
A. largo assortment of BONNET RIBBONS,
very low, satiMplain and figured Mantua.. plain,
hared, striped and figured. Also GROCERIES
and QHF,ENSIVARE, such as" Coffee, Ten,
Sugar, Spices of all kinds, tobacco, angers,
crockery, glass and queensware, rice, Chocolate,
starch. together with numerous other articles--
Give him a call, [apr 4
E. AL Colman's
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE
NORTH HANOVER STREET, -
SIGS OF TUC " BEE 'HIVE."
- 130 ESPECTFULIN
„, L et t it, calls the attention
..s.to of his friends to his
NEW STOCK. OF
spitiNa & sum-
AIER GOoll t 9. It is
t: -itupoa-ible to enume
rate all the articles we have for sole. Stith , oit
to any we have tihnost every thing. that is nu
cessary for Dulles mid Gawk-viers wear.
LAMES DEPAR'I'JIENT — Neat figured
mous deluines, Foulard silks and lawns, nitikair
and satin striped luslic, pink and blue all stool
delainsi satin sniped nious detains, second
mourning elurendons. plaid I) cziese, Mat k
bonnets and bonnet ribbons. fancy silk ties and
scarfs, silk and Linen 'fringe s. silk flannels and
linen tissues,- pink, blue and green bareges, kid
silk and Lisle thread gloves, and n large assort
ment 01 Ladies. Misses and Chit/bens hosiery.
GENTLEMEN'S DEP A 114 M E N T.—.
Frnneh and Engliih cloths, hilt' P 7 cents 40
56,00 per fiord, black French cassimeres, fancy
cassiineros, vostings, all kinds, crown'cloths &
lustre, tweeds and cassinotis, m hits linen eril
lings, fancy caps for Bnys, Chins Pearl Hats
.for men and children, chip hats, all kinds, bl'k
and fancy cravats, Lisle thread, kid anti cotton
Gloves. Also, A very , large stock 'of %Odle
and unbleached- riluslins, calicoes from 3 cents
to 121. Carpets and floor oil cloths, and great
varioty of 'other goods not mentioned, pleat°
call and FCO my stock, where, you will always
find n full supply. • rnpr 4
AHEAD of all COMEETITICIIIL
STILL TUE SPRIN'II GOODS ARE
COMING! r •
I AM now abchtt receiving from the Eastern
cities u large andbenutifill select - Mu of SPRING -,
and SUMMER GOODS-to which I invite the
Attention of one and all. To deo LADIES'
n Silks; Bareges; Linen Popeline„ Linen - Loa
rya, Linen Chameos, French 'English and A
airman Chintzes, Dingliams,'CLingl am Lawns
'awns, Lace and Plaid Mashes, Swiss,: Book
od Tarlton doi, plain and fancy. Spring do
Aines. Bonnets, Paraecila,_Sun_Ehades,_Rib
ions,. Laces, Fancy. Trimmings, &c. &c., we' -
latter ourselves to be able to please all in prices
intl .- style, who will favor us with a cull. • GEN
TLEMEN--For your own interests we ask of.
you. to cull and °gamine. our stock of Super - ' •
1 7 rench and English Black. Clothe, 'French' and ,
English • fincy colors tiq.• fancy Frcrieli Cadet=
memo, Doe Skin blade and 'fancy Englieh: and.
American • Cassimers,..Silli Warp lJloth , and.'
Tweeds, Codington and Merino.Cassimeres,&;; - : •
Tweeds"; plain and fancy Crefonif..and'. 'Gana.'"
broons, Buff.Cassimerea, - Fancy' -Jsens,'..:Supeir - 11.
SilkiSatin,and slarsoilles•,Vestinga, plain
high col'd &e. .Doinestie.
goods abandence,:such as brown" muslin's:':"'
"brown and black - Sheeting; Qenohurge, :Tick='
inga,,,Drills, , pptton,Patit Stuffs- (Very . client)) ;
Colored Cambrics, Deniestic, Ginghams, Dia
pers) Cheeks; Ntinlicone, - &:C.- • :;•-• • '
' ' CARPETS •
pate,,Flcior Oil:Cloths, PlaiW 10 * colored' 'hint '
tinge, . a beautiful: nasortnieut , Pf.•Tranimarent .
min - di; till of which Will be sold-orinsually:low„i:1!
BOOTS' AND SHOES=AII 14i{14iA, quell.. -:
ties and Prio.)e,.noWt reciiivlnratul -hand,' also
-'freak lot Of -ORQCERIES,-.which-eannet,lie,-:-.---
beat' in Priee'er".tlUality. Mackie very large
and, eomPlete, • and we alwaye:take' , plessine t
4ti'sltoWing -goods` , without: charge. i Recollect
the ald'stand.,a , -few: , deors casts of the Idarkeo , !:
liciuser and': direggy
:teit'lllardWare , SYtre. ••• ' '••
N,ltterch• .:CHAS: - „Cifinuoo . .
.
Taba..nna and' Fif 3 so l l4; V
0r choice D rand% conniving of tentuid ! Ow
en dish , Anti'Nolilto;Eldiirndol , Lneciout Lu*ury,
end ,Congt tied , chaiiing , Vobtineol , :rPranintiona;',
RogelJna,,
liernunlincnOrippob , Princips.7pneplia, , ti tl nd,-npsw, , ,t ,
otiinebtimdn,qt file Agars. ,pleo fine t3ito_nisk;
7! gbabao:/,l:..llo,o4liturrt 01i4, ontl stone I VA
14,3e4,0 t Igq310),tepffeloAtipn.cti0e,founitirlstboo6
fploc#,,raßandl,et,e, c
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