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T.Rif,,EGRAPLIXIC
Terrible liitr4goritie
Prrtsnuna, 254';`,
afternoon we were' visited With a;terrible'll;
loam), whiab. caused considerate - destinollok;
of property. ilearlY'allitte ster.44.ia
endings were"'driVen it;com tiielt , r*Onrings....,
The steamer - Tiorider;'Wn'e' . drlyen .Unde.r . :;thto
wire bridge, mitre she stuck; wiSiWittei;dani
agG: The Genova had hex , ' bui.Yricaiie - 'ilo4i '
swept off. ;The Cape gay,. J.ohn Quincy Ad.;
ems Qov bleigs , Emproes,-*E4-and : 'several
other . bonts, 'entffered cossidertibld damage.
The loss to the'various steamboats is estimated,.
at from. $20,000 to sBd,ooo. Several barns.
were_unroofcd, and , sheds :and fences . Llown
down • • •
IS
Tornado, in Tennessee.. - ' -
Loviscitim3;.Feb. 27.—A - terrible tornado;
nearlr;'dustroyed -- the .- tom of Fayetteville, :
- Tenn., on: the 24th inet. : Several- lives were
lost and many persons seriously injured. The
wind ble3u2. perfect hurricane, amidst whioh
could be heard the screams ol , rirenvrni
children,- falling houses and cruMbling
mingled with peals of thUnder. • The, air" wee'
alive with,electricity. Itain subsequently fell
in torrents,' and impenetrable 'darldiess pre
vailed. The tornado came from the south
west. • ' ' • -••
Explosion and. Loss of Llfo
Si. Loom, Feb. 20.—0 n Sunday, a ferry boat
hero burst lier larboard boiler, wrooking the
fore part of her cabin. Mangled bodies and
dead horses were strewn around. 'Fifteen per
sons Were killed, and as many Lave been se
verely scalded or are Missing. . •
Information from Council Grove states that
the Pawnees attacked the Government station
and killed several persons. A company, of
dragoons have been despatched from Fort Lea
venworth to assist in repelling them.
Horrible kuiders'
llA.vren DE GRADE, Feb. 28.- Some unknown
assassin entered the house of Mr. Crosden, last ,
night, near Georgetown Crosi. Roads,- Kent
county, Md., and shot Mr. Crosden. Tho as
sassin then went into the chamber of Mri.
Crosden, whore she was confined on a bed of
sickness, and shot her and her sister, who
was attending her. In Making..his . escape
from the house, the fiend encountered the ser
vant girl, and shot her. till three have since
died! Whet prompted-the-bloody deed or
who is the murderer, is in mystery. Tho most'
intense and painful alarm prevails in the neigh
borhood.
Bono.; I:—Robort • Morris, jr., a
colored lawyer, and J. 11. Coburn, clothes dea
ler, Were arrested this morning on a Charge of
raiding in the late rescue, and `sere hold: for
examination. The Hon. J Quincy, jr. became
bail for Mr. Morris. • .•
LIFE INSURANCE.
The remains of Mr. P. Delany, a. citizen" of
Pittsburg, who died a few days ago so sudden
ly in the cars, near. Harper's Ferry,,_ reached_
Pittsburg on Saturday evening.' H 9, leaVes a
wife and eight children to lament his loss.—
Mr. Delany's life was insured for SSOOD in the
__Keystone,Life Insurance Company -at Harris- .
burg, and thus by his prudence and sNacity
his family are-saved-from-destitution.
FLAX . C0TT074.-1110 *silt of, t to. 'experi
ments which have been made at Rochdale,
England, for the purpose .of ed_apting, flax, to
cotton machinery, is said to bo very encoura
ging. Besides - spinning the yarn. in different
proportions of flax and cotton, and from the
pure fibre, anitalsciAhowoxingof_liOAAttnt_
nel and otherfalirica from the yarns so pro
duced, it is reported 'several piece's of -calico
are being successfully woven. It had, mOreo- .
vet., been ascertained that long fibre can as
well and as easily be prepared from the flax
• as the short, and may be spun dry.' •
That a great change In regard to the papa
ring flax is not far distant would seem scarce
ly to be doubted,. for we observe in some of
our northern 'exchanges accounts of extraor-•
dinary improvements recently made ) in some
of the Eastern States. The 'day/When the
spinning of flamby machinery eh Ibe acoom
pliahed t' hand, 'but
'lt must - come. ' • ,
--IThz.z.Aano-m-Catunem—lt titt4ed-4y----4he
Salem, (Mass.) - Garzate, that on tho 16th inst.
(Sunday) while the Rev. Theodore Parker
was preaching in,his church at Boston he ex:.
claimed, " I thank pod that the fugitive has
escaped;" whereupdn'the 'congregation gave
--him-throe Tounds-of--applause.-
rea,..A•vcry painful tragedy took place at
Oberlin, Ohio; a few days since, which was
the natural consequence orthe "peculiar in
stitutions" of that place. One negro', in that
place, lately sh s ot another' from jealousy 'of
the love of a white woman. The person shot,
Whose name was Mann, had, through thoviu
fluence of the Collegiate Institution ,therr,
married MiSs Louisa Pearce, a white Woman.
A discarded suitor, another black than, by the
name of Riggs, shut' he favored lover through
the head, killing him instantly. Ito has :been
• arrested
Co:ism. TO P..)uls.—Saniel G. Goodrich (Pe
ter Parley) has been nominated as 'Consul at
Paris, vice Robert Walsh, resigned: Thin
now appointment , takee effect on ilia let or A
pril.
Minx rot Gov:;BAm o :—Tlio American Bi-
700 Society have forwarded a copy 0 e
Soripturoe to Gel% Bell, of Texas, probably to
. convince hii that Shah:spear° is not the au.-
thErr..
Lit, ) illarkets.
j Ptirr..um rraie, - MonLt!ty, 112aroli 8:
In FLOUR there is nothing new, and with a
liosited export demand; about 000 bhls. most
ly straight brands, Bold at $-1,50, which is the
general asking into for 'seandard- superfine.—
The home demandis to a moderate..extent
atformer quoted rates.. '
CORN.MBAL is rather lower, but about
1000hbls. something off
$2,8711.-
RYE FLOTIR. is quieCat $8,44©8,60
• GRAlN—:.there is more doingin.COßN, and
some 10,009 bushels Southern yellow sold at'
oPo:; forPonit'n. less price is offered. • '
WREAT, Rye; and Oats remsin dull.-
IP-CtA2o23LtlVtl3ll2=
. .
By the' goy. A: Bab!), of Meahaniesberg, on
the 6tlfult., Mr. Miles Mayall, to Miss Mar
garetMeClintie,, both.of Perry county:.. ; . • . .
On the 6th ~ult., kr• the .stiniii,' l ll±r. : John'
Biehernel to Miss Catharine Baltiby r ' .
On the, sepia day, by the oateo,.Mr.. Samuel
Myers to Miss Catharine Duey. • .. , ' .
. . .
'Dn. tho .11th ...
ult.,' by the 'MdneMr., John
Maloy,-to Miss Mary Ellen Devinney. • '',,',
On the.2sth, tile,- by,.the' iiiino, Mr." 'William ,
SievensoMto it • ''''' tt an.Ellzabeth Foght, - •
'On the 27th• . •,i , the same, Mr.•Jaeobll:
Ai
&sere Miss Efli oth lierolititom •: . ; • ;: ; .
. .
On the 20 inst. bs,..theindino,,Mr,:-.l;onnthnn
W. Lutz tO,Uni,ltobooon Ontior, both of l'o:rk
Oa the 18th. the -toil; R.
Krenior, Mr: William Robitu4o ! Mis 4 :garY
klnylirtrt, both of .Cur 4 1 ,
I On the 12.thlitt: -. by'' the neTI , F * ; I,lodg:scin,
Mr. Ora.vmu, , ,tinLOA,treprinfirly' c0rpe . 5 4 .3 0
Miss Ethix A101ut;41, , , both Of. ffnikhiburg. ;
1 ?
In this borong ~ ,On ' TWA.Silsy last, , Miss
rlliabotli 13akSr,. - 4 04: oliolo 8& y ri. „ ,
~
-2tbatti_peinftltg.
13144" 3311acrIEDIANi-iriforina hitt Monde
ndah .
pahlie, 'that ho will -continuo . to attend.
proreesional callsAa.haretotoro,(notvciih :.
Plianding'reports to tho.centeary.. OFFICE
. :7-
Bigh streets. . 111110-Om
.01.1§§1P10.400_0 ., FHPFP.0
_ . .
•' ' NOTICE.
SHE subscriber has 'made arrangements to
tlibit-place.by-theigstk - of-this
All persons indohted will see the fJeciprioty el
milling on me and making _settlement before'
-I leave. After that- time -my books will .be
loftlin the handsoif a-Justice of the Peace, and
ill:accounts standing unsettled after that time
must neoessarily collented.by him.' . Please
call and'obligo " S A COYLE.
- . .
. - WAX El FULTZ aczt-IPEIDIEIL%:"
Three milec Vest of Harrisburg, Pa;
THIS Institution will be open for the.recep-
Sion of Students; on 'MONDAY, -- the .sth of
May, next. The course of, instruction will
embrace -the Widens branches nt a thorough,
TEnglish—Educatienoogother—wi.h-tho--Latin,
Greek,' French- and German Languages, and
Vocal-and Instrumental Music. .
Bottrding,.Washing and tuition - P
in the • English branches per aes•
sion (5 months) - $5O 00
Latimer Greek , 500
French or German. • , . 5 00
Instrumental Music' 10 00
For, further information address
. D. DENLINGER,
marchs,ly Principal, Ifurrisburg, Pa.
• DIL A. SWILLED.,
No. 8 .Market _ Street, near the• Bridge,
HARRISBURG.
Irit'EALER iN E R S 61 16 A , -
C WINES, AND TO S,
&C.
from mot celebrated -Eastern
. Manufactories- ECIr Furnished at Manufactur- ,
er's prices -411 • . - Imars-3m
SUPERIOR FRESH GROCERIES 1 •
_____ol((find_See_before Parchati . q.elseuthere
r2 l lllE_eubi.criber is just receiving and open
ing et his Cheap Family . Grocery and
Queenswaro Store in West - Meta street; Car
lisle, a very 'large assortment, of all the arti
cles in his line of business.
Rio Cabo from 12 to, 14 cents per pound,
for..good to a strictly prime article. Also,
Brown Sugars of the. best quality, from 7 to 9
cents t ier pound, Levering's best crushed and
pulverized Sugars from to to 12 1-2 cents por
pound, N. Q..Segar Houseiond.Syrup Moles'
smelt' all grades from 32 to 626 per gallon."
Also, a emptily of fresh ground SPICES of all
kinds, warranted pure: SOAPS, Fancy, Cos
tile, Rozin and - Country Sear*. Chocolate, pul
verized Stuaratns, indigo, Mould and Dipped
Candles, Common and Winter Strained Whale
Oils. Also, a supply of fresh Hominy, cheese
frominthe best Dairies always on hand. Fancy
sewing„traveling,•clothes and market Baskets,
together with a general assortment of Chew
ing and smoking Tobaccos ' Spanish and half-
Spanish Cigars, Common do., ropes, twines,
and Brushes of all kinds.
• - - • • • •.
CEDAR W A R E.—Housekeepers, and
others expecting semi to embark 'in the same
business, please call and examine my stock of
Wash tubs, Wash Rubbers, Churns, Cedar
Buckets, fancy, painted and varnished Buckets,
Brooms, Are., Sac.
- -GLABS -- -AND-QUEENSWARE.—The
subscriber has jest added to his already large
Stock d number.uf white Granite, Gold Figur
ed, Blue, Marble, Flowing Blue and 114alber•
ry Tea Bora, of •;id pieces. Also. Plates and
Diehes, Tumblers, PrLserve Dishes,_,Eyrup,
Bottlo - s, &c. of every description and price so
that he will• be able to meet the wants and
moans of all in the community who 'may favor
tttm with a call.
nuirs _ 7 D HALBERT:
China, and Crockery Ware
-- 4 - '
LARGE-and general assorttnen! of_4o.e•Plut
tIL ware -has lust been received by the eub
scriber, erkSiriccing -a handsome assortment or
the best:,' ^;
White Granite Stone Ware,- -
ouch ns D ishes, Flares, Tea Sets, coveretrand
uncovered dishes, howls, toiltit and charnber
sets, pitchers, &e.,.togetner with a lot of
-- -
all of tha latest style aad shapes, also, all, the
various articles of the heat common
- • White and Edged Ware. •
The assortment includes a few plain .
Whits and Gold Band China Tea Seh,
•of the best quality and style, and also all the
necessary articles of the beat Granite, - Srone
and Blue Liverpool Ware suitable for any sized
Dinner or Tea Sas,
as may be wanted, together will) a variety o
Glass Waro, including a fine assortment o
_ _ Bar and Table .Tumblerej, _
dishes, footed and otherbowlsi - gelilets, wino
glasses, lemonades, lamps, &.c."The prices
for all or which are fixed at`the &.c:; The
cash
pr: cos e Inv i t - e - siirftitifidr‘vtudsircrin - wan
of articles in our line to give us wean.
ruars J .W EBY.
BEIBIOVAL:
Family Grocery Store.
--THE subscriber having removedlis Gfocery
Establishment, on South Hanover
- T o :7sirebt, to the la,ge building nearly
1 1 y c opposite his old ttaud desires to call
the attention of the public to the su
perior stock of Fltt.SH GROCER
-1 f
lES which he has just opened, and which he
'will sell on the most accommodating terms.—
The arrangement of his new Establishment will
be found of the most- complete character, and,
his assortment comprises every article that can
he , found in-n
et Perfect Family Grocery,.
such as sugars. coffee, teas, spicee,-hams, dried
beef,
.cheese, shatl i , mackerel, herrings dried
soltpc together with an' elegant as
sortment of China and Crockery Ware of eve
ry style cnd quality, queensware, brooms,
brushes, baskets, and an endless variety of ar
ticles which it is Impossible to enumerate.-- .
For cheapness and excellence his articles can
not be surpassed A sell from the public is .
heroforo respeCtfullY solicited
mars INHOFF.-
TEA! TEA! TEA!
y ATEST ARRIVAL
- X-4 FROM CHINAK=The
-lovere-of-rodi -TEA-con_be.
FRESH supplied with J:eukin'a & Co's
o ' Superior Green and Black
Tone, either loose or put up
- in fourth, half or pound me•
Wile packs to suit purchasers et *ices ranging
from 50 cents up to $1 par pound, by coiling at
the store of [mrs) J. D. HALBERT.
PXSIE,_O FISH', 0!
- .
THE subscriber has in store ■nd for sale at
the lowest cash prices'n few batrels of prime
No: 1, 2. and 3 MACKEREL. - Also, 100
Sucks of Fine DAJRY Emir.
tuarchs J. 'D. HALBERT.
Estate ofWm Harkness, decd.L"'rEßS of-administration on the estate
of WILLIAM HARKNESS. late of Al
len township, Cumberland county, deceased_
have boon issued to the subscriber residing in
said township. All persons indebted. to said
estate are requested to n lake immediate pay
ment, and those having claims , will present
them properly authenticated for settlement to
ROBERT 13 RY S N, y sdminiatrater.
m and -at '
Public Sale.
• On SATURDY; March 22;1851.
HE Sulkeriber intending toleave Carlisle;
T
will sell at patine sale, at hie Store room
in - Southrlianover street, toe follaWing prop—
erty, vizi , 1 doz. Maple cane, - seated Chairs;
Large Rucking 'Chair, Onp,,ewing Chair,
with arms to quit the above •
ONE TCFUED 801 0 /1, •
a handsome °viola, aite'Cald ofteSof
tee, one large Lout Lamp, one Bureau, Beer—
ing Stands, Breakfast. and • Dining Tableri,
Candelabra„ Carpets, dte., one Air.tight Par,'
Tu. Steve,' Feather Dede,.Bedsleads ond Bed—
ding,.one Hat Rack, one' Book' Stand; one
Portable Shower Bath. A4o.'ltilchen hunt—.
Infe r CO nilspng - tof - Putiv - Kettles - , - Tubti;Dishes”
and. all necessary ankles suitable for house
,13i110 coiarnanpe at: 10 •o'c1oalc; •A; Nl,,'
op:eititf day, when, attandrnao, will be 'given
and terincc made knowit by; *".„. ••
; Mardi 14, 1051. • , ' • "•' "••,- • ,
NOTZga,:
ip At 1119, umvev offer!' her aervicel* those
111 who requira - rotendariceruraMlDWlFE,
having had much exporiance.) - 'She 'lacy be
ound rit hat viddilence , Niwth , taveet,, =
gaunt; Causes.,
- - ,App4catiotkAr-Taverzi Lioeine.
NUTI•• .. • . ,
Qv. 'hoith..given'that Lietend'ap•
plying at the itaxi term - of Ahe.Ctitirt, of Quarter
Foaeu.pa fora '- Lieenso..sto Iteep , ,a nublic house
in the' bailie-I: ray? ~ v ccupy no such `.in 110.
rough of Carliale.
lath-
. . ,
We,the undersigned, citiens,.nf The Itoro.'.
of-Carlisle do certify that arearewoljacquaint-'"
ed viith .the :above .nainett - lienry Glass, and
that7ho is of good ropuiti for. heriCaty and tem
coronet); and-te hottao-room—
and conveniences lor the ace.otnnittdaiion of
strangers and travellers; and that? such Inn or
'Favern is noceiaary to accorinnodato the public
and - ontertain btrangors and tievellers...: •
-Samuel . %Myers; G L Murray, J Leiby, jr., •
G Cornman, Wrn - Miller, Jacob 'Wolf, Hugh;
Gaullagher, George:Hondo!, Jacob Leiby,.John.
Nobroill 'Li - Burkholder, Edward. Shower, A-
Lambertonjos W Palton, q
ow
- .
.&pplioatton, for Tavprn Licensei
Novea is hereby given that Uritend tip;
plyinght the April Court of Quarter.Scsnions
orsthis county, for a License to keep a-public
house in the house now occupied by George
.Motratt.atzusach,_in_Monzoo_tommkiP...s-L_L__ •
mars' - DANIEL SIORRETT..
We, the , undersigned, citiztns ,of the town
ship of Monroe, in the county . of Cumberland
do certify that we are well 'acquainted with the
above named Daniel. Wimp) that he is olgood
repute for honesey anortemporance, and is Well
provided with house room and conveniences for
the acMommodation of strangers and 'menet s,
and that 'such Inn or Tavern is necessary , to
accommodate she public and entertain strangers
And travellers. • . •
•
S'Gensler, John .Whoeler, Cary W -
Kenn, James Livingsmn, .Christian Latimer,
John A Ahl, J Womfall, George Morreit D
Sheller,•Dan'l Eberly; Dan'l Sheller; C Dread,
G Sheller.
Application. fot - Tavexn Licensp.
NOTICE is hereby given that I intend to
apply at the next term ofthe Court of Quarter
Sessions of this • county, for a License to keep
a public house in the house now °coupled- h3c
me as such in Silver Spriniptownship.
mho ' GEORGE COOVER.
WoolM - undersigned; citizens of the town
ship of-Silver Spring, in the county of Corn.'
berland, - do comity' that wo - are well acquainted
with the above named' Gebrgct Coover, that he
is of good repute for honesty and temperance,
and is well Supplied with house room and con
veniences for the accommodation of strangers
and travellers, and that such Inn or Tavern is
necessary to accommodate tho public and en
tertain strangers and travellers. •
J 13 Laidig, Jacob Gross,.DaVid Sterrett, C.
Shreiner, Levi. Heilman,. Simon
CrOmmowell, belie - Bronizer, James William.
son, J Bduman, G V.Coover,J Molly, J Babb,
Samuel Cocklin, Wm-M Melly, Daniel Com
fort, Jacob Boor.
Application for Tavern License..
NOTICE is hereby , given tlik - rintend to
apply at the neat ierm of the Court of Quarter
Sessions of Cumberland county for a License
to keep a nublic house in the house now occu
pied by Thompson B Weaklcy, in, Lower Al
ien township.
mars THOMAS McKER.
We, the undersigned, citizens of Lower Al
len township, Cumt,erland, co. do certify that
we are well acquainted with' the above named
Thomas McKee, that he is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided
with' hobacroott - rnirecinveniottees - tortholie:
corithititralion of strangers and travellers, and
that such Inn or Tavern is necessary to accom
modate the public and'entortain strangers and
travellers. - ,
•
J ohn:.Sheely„ It:Gorges,. Ere derick
Long, M Bitner, John Slieely, er.,Daniet'Sbel
ly. Samuel Zimmerman, Jacob Long, George
Fichelberger, Henry Srephon,'Daniel Hart, F..
Seely, T B Weakley.
— A - pplicatiturfor - Tavern — Liceifse; -
- oTICEis hereby - given that I ititend .o
apply_Althenext term of the. Court of Quarter
Ss..ssions of Cumberland county_jor a LicOnSO ,
to keep a public house in the, house. now occu
pied by Samuel ,LieSs r . in ingstown; Silver
Spring township,'
--
mnrs. -JOHN-LOY;
We, the undersigned, citizens of Kingstown,
Silver Spring township, do certify It at we are
-well—acquainted 'with—the-above-named-John-
Loy, that ho is of good vepute„ for honesty end
temperance, and thee ho to well provided-with—
honed room and converf.ences for the accommo-'
dation of strangers and travellers, and that Such
Inn or Tavern is' necessary to accommodate
strangers and travellers.
Martin Harman, Jacob Landis, Georgeßeed
tJoieph Sadler, jrt,tG M Harmon, Wm 3 Irvin,
Dayid Brenizerr Wrt. W. Stevenson, Samuel
Bistline, A 11 Zorger, P Bricker, Wm Saxton,
George Smith, A Miller, J Myers. D Speidel,
Wm Williams, D Ifumer.. M. Cooper, H. IV,
Irvine, John M. Martin, Jacob Eckerd.
Application for Tavern - Menu: —
LorriCE Is hereby given that I intend ap
plying at the April Court of Quarter
essinals - 01 - ibie - eount - y - rfor - a - Liee nse-to-k &it! p
a public house in the house - new occupied by --
me as such' in the, township of East Pennsbore.
mars WAI ••
. Woohe undersigned, citizens of the town
ship of East Pennsborough, i❑ the county of
Cumberland, do certity that we aro well ac
qyainted name& Wlllium
Hughes, that ho is of good repute for honesty
and temperance, and is well supplied with
house room and conveniences for The necom•
modaiion of strangers and travellers, find that
such Inn or Tavern is necessary to nceommo
dt.te the public and entertain strangers and tra
vtlers.
•
Samuel Sadler, A P Erb, 'Junes Myers, R
Wilson, Henry Carlin, David Oyster, William
Philips, Kdain Bolinger, A Frank,. Jno Holz,
Solomon Ebersole, Jonas Eicholbarger, Satn'l.
Himmelrish, Christian Himmolrich.
Appllcatioasor. Tavern License.
NOTICE, is hereby given nevi intend to
apply faille next term of the Couit.of Quarter.
Sessions of Cumberland county tor a License
to keep a plain house in the house now occu
pied by Gee. Goodyear in Churchto%vn
mars" PETER B GOODYEAR.
, We, thOthndersigned, citizens of Monroe tp.
in the county of Gumberland,'do -eertily that'
we are well acquainted with the above named
Peter B Goodyear, that he is eL good repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provi,
ded with' house room and conveniences fur the
accommodation of strangers and travoilers, and
that such - inn or • Tavern is necessary to
accommodate the public and entertain strangers
and - travellmi.
RRlooi Bricker, George Struck, Conrad
Westfult, Ciry \V Ail, U Hensler, John' , *.
Coe:Jim - 0 Bridle, G Baish, H.P.Enck, Peter
Baker,•Jelin Paul, Adam Gensler.
Applieation:for. _Tavern License, -
v. E le hereby given that the subscriber
ill- intends applying at the ensuing term of
the Court of Quarter.Setisions of thin county,
for License to keep a public house iu the house
now occupied by him as such, and known as
the Mansion House Hotel, in the ''West Ward
itt the borough of Carlisle.
JOSEPH W. PATTON.
Wo the undersigned., citizens of the West
Ward, Carlisle, in the, county of Cumb - erland,
do certify that wo pro well acquainted with , the
above named Joseph W. ['Anon, that ho is of
good repute for honesty and temperance, and is'
well Provided with house raom.atid convonien—'
ces for 'the accomodation of strangers. and
travellers, and that such Inn or Tavern is nec—
essary to_accomedato the public and_ entertain
etrangera travellers.
john'Mell, A Noble, William M Paler, 4t. A
Noble, George L Murray, Henry Glass, 8 :
Easminger, William 'Cart, J N Armstrong,
David Rhoads, George W Hilton; A Roberts,
John D. Gergaa. George Ego: • •
Application for Tavern License.
NOTIC E
ia,herebx given that the subscri
ber intends applying et the 'ensuing terin
of the Court of Quarter Se:ardent, - of Cumber
lundcounty, for a license
,to keep u Dahlia
house in the stand knownn "the' Depot-Heine
in the borongh of MeeherneaVaqr. • '
JAMES At--MELoy.
. .
We the undersigned eitixons'of the, BoroUgh
of Mechanicsburg, in the county . of. Cumber
lend; do certify we ere. well acquainted. with
'the above -named Tames ..A.'..Meloy,,that.,ho ;is
of good repute for, honesty, and temperance, and
ie wellprovided with house room and convenr
mces (OA the .eccommo iatiori of -strangers end
travellers; and; that Such Inn or Tavern is nee.
Smeary to accommodate the public and inter .
min 'grainier., and.frovellertu ;
John Duey, :Georgotaticitill F :Falk; Havid
_Einmenger, George' Sitigiser, , StmOson At.;
Corns Glimmer; • Jacob 'Main
' 'Me, George. 80W,D0v41 . 1.64, rotor Hull;
Adam lisucki' Benjamin How,Peter Baker .
ARNOLl)wn'titig ,
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'''t4e . ,-...Y - tA,:ti*.tt.teo‘#oo'...:,
Bookielleia,:oollol ,l fferchaittia
lour. respectiblly recede the. infterition:fof'
V all doalerisin sc lio o 1.04115 C ELLA: -
NEOUS or BLANK. BOOKS,.STAnOpT:
ERY; PAPER , and. WIND 0 Yir ESc
tei 'our superior facilities for supplying , at' unit
"pally low' rates, for cash or approved credit,
every.,ortia,p pertaining to.ourbusiatisi.',
'A longand. l activn extiarietice;wartaiiiiitis
saying that we: can offer inducements to phr-
Egiallid by lirettr — rcelltattylione 177
.
We earnestly
. ask, an examination of our
mode of conducting business, believing if ~an,,
elperiment is made . , it will be found for the' in
terest of those desiring goods !ti our lino to
`continue operating with us: - - ,
Our Stook is at all aeasons.largo,iind
ed with particular , referenco- to 'the Wants of
Pennsylvania, _Ohio and-the near trade gener
ally. - ' _
.Orders by mail 'or, otherwise" espatchad
proniptly and at the-lowest-rates Itnottmlir any
market,. •
l',o o The.ligheat price given for RAGS. in
cash. • - PECK dc , BLISS,
North-East Corner of Third do anch Om'
-
M=El
gaUnpreeodented Success of illutehing's
- ,Vegetatilo 'Dyspepsia Bitters.-- , Tho most
popular Family Medicine of the ago—used by
Physioians of high standing.
-These Bluets remove all morbid secretions,
purify the blood, give tone and vigovto the di. .
gestive organs, fortify the system , againat all
future diseases, can be taken with safety,' at' no
time debilitating the , patient—being grateful to
the meek delicate' etemach, and remarkable for
their cheering, invigorating; strengthening, and
restorative properties. and an invaluable reme
dy for the DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST
FORMS. ' (Kr Circularsi: . confaining they Cer
tificates 'of lternaritable Cures, andlhe - high
estimation 'in which this Medicine 'Obeid by
the public, press, can be had of the agents, free.
Price 50 rents per bottle. Principal Office, 122
Fulton street, N. Y., up stairs. Dr. 'S EL
LIOTT..Agent for Carlisle. •
„ •
SI'LEND2LD S'SOCIIC I
T . .
IIE undersigned respectfull y ihforma hie
friends. - and the
_public generaliy; that he
returned from'
• . 47. i g a iilde t i* having
' lA.:—1 A . : — !'
--.)p la,
-Is -‹: ,- purchased the ',: 1 . 4 ,...,...,- ~,
f i a , ~,,,,.-.. memo, as - well tie - the
9 , . '''':,;.,:.:: cheapest 'assortment of
if ."'/.., Watchesl lewdly,
,
Sce., ever brought . to Carlisle. His steak con
sists in part of
Geld and Silver Patent Lever' WYatches, .
Gldd and Silver delaNhed do. ' do.
Gold and Silver Lepine niches. - ' •
n Sheri every variety o' Watches-,at all priceri.
GOld Guard and Vest Chains. Medallions,
- Watch Keys, - Ear Uings..'Finger Rings, Breast
Pins, Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold and Silver
pens and cases and Bracelets in great variety.
A -- eplendid - article - of -- Gold, — Silver, -- Germetn
-,:r- - Allgt,,Silver, and Blued Steel SPEC
TACLES, which are.unsurpass.
:id in quality by any other crticle west of Phil
'dolphin, and which can be sold at-least '2O per
cont cheaper than in any other', establishment
.n the country., Also a largo, It rd.:—
szisnarc-wArak,
comprising Table and .Tea Spoons, Buller
Knives, Srrlt Spoons, Fruit Knives; Thimbles,
&a. Also, Card Cases. Porte Monhaieth. Port
Folios, Ladies Writing Desks, with., a groat
-variety of- other- ftiney— articles—unnecessary--to
mention. A large lot of CLOCKS,, assorted
patterns, which will be sold low, and warranted
to be good.
Wakhes, CloCks and Jetreinj Repaired;
•Heinvites - all rirettlf.and — examinct his-stock - , -
assured that none can fail to-be suited in qual.
ity, quantily, and rnica. His articles are cash
purthases'Aoniacquentiy, he can afford to sell
lower than the sa'ac articles can ho purchased
elso_where...:—C I Latilic_eld_e_t s andi.A.R3 w
dvvre
west of Burkholder's Hotel. •
ian . uaiy . 5;" 18:51-1y T. — GO NLYN7
- ------ Limebur,ners Coatv-----,_-:--
_____.
180 tons Lykens Valley nut coal for binning
lime receiving and for solo cheap by_, -
- W MURRAY, Ago 8..._ ._—
131acksmith's Cc
2000 bushels bla4;aunitli's co. superior
article,-receiving-ziad - for_sula 14-
' W B MURR Y, Agr.'
satai3Or srintria °Yam.
SATURDAY the 15th of March . next,
111.3 will be sold at public sale it the late res
idence of the lion. John Reed, , dc'e'd., a large
variety of HOUSEHOLD AND'ICITCIIEN'
FURNITURE; consisting of. Sideboards, with
marble slabs, Wardrobes, Bureaus. Beds, Bed
steads, Matrasses, Dining Tables; Centre Ta.
bles, Book Tables, two large and elegant book
cases with glass doors, and Mirrors, a valuable
lot ellimiscellojimaas books; chairs and - lounges,
ottomans, dressing tables,
&c., ALSO r chnitt,
cut glass, silver forks, a full china dinner set,
tea china, litc' Also a nuinber_of transpa:ent
pantie. Inds, car - IR - tic - cute - mattingsz—A—coolt
stove, chamber stoves,. andltitchen fermium of
all kinds, together with many other articles too
numerous to mentiort. Salo to commence at
10 o'clock A. Al. Terms made known on day
of sale by Mr. Robert McCartney, auctioneer.
ALSO, on the same day at 2 o'elock,!P. ' M.,
, 11i611017521-AINTIO-LOTi
• • ' —the late residence of Jodge
• ..f4l'itt' • -Reed,—will be offered
.for sale,
!„ , ;a.: I either entire, or irilets,.as will
best suit purchasers. The' let is
240 feet square, it has.beeridivided into three
lots. No. 1. fronting 60 feet on Moitt street, and
240 on West street. No. '2. fronting 120 feet on
-Main scree; and running back'
.240 feet, to
Church alley, this let contains all the-buildings
with many of the most valuable fruit and orna
mental trees. No. 3. fronts 60 'Scot on Main at.
running back 240 feet to Church alley. Persons
wishing information, or to examine the preiffi
sea, will please ealLon W. H. Miller, Esq. wile
is my agent for tho sale.
SARAH ANN REED. -
Executrix,
Carlisle Feb, 12,'51-te -
rum= FOR SALE.
TEIE subscriber offers at private sale, the
FARM on which-he now resides,-in Diekinson
twp. Cumberland co. about a tulle and throe
quarters , south of Centreville,the'new road
leading from Centreville to Natant's Sawmill.
Said farm 'contains about SEFEN'rY-FAVE
ACRES of Pine land, about 40 acres of which
are cieared.'and - the residue in wood land.-• The
improvements area good two atop
, ry LOG HOUSE,"and giOd ; lag
• 11 I • and. frame BARN. Thereiii..a'
thriving young orchard on' the pre
mins, ot choice fruit, and an ex'
col oat stream of-never failing wa ter,i bear the
bbildings,'Sce. 'terms will' be easy: - Aqy per
son wishing to buy, can have all the necessary.
information by calling on tlie evbeeriber mod,
• " JOHN MILLER.
Carliale, Feb, •
AUDITOR'S NOT/OE.
The undersigned, Auditor, *Minted by the
Orplians Court to marshal and distribute the
soap% the hands of John /Veld t administrator
of Samuel Sheaffer, dec'd., to and among the
creditors, will attend to that dilly at his office,
on FRIDAY,, the Itth,of March, 1851. Credi•
tors are notified to preseni their donne.
• • 'R Di HENDERSON,
Carlisle, Feb. Auditor.
auswrows NOTXCIEL
TIIE undersighed, Auditor,oppointcd by
the Court to =Atha and distribute' the.
assets in the hands of Willieni M: Henderson, '
Assignee, or-Abraham NeisleY, among his
'creditors,; gives notice, that he will attend to
that &it) , at his office - in Carlisle, on SATUR.
DAY, the 15th day of Februtrry; 1851.. The
creditors aro, hereby , notified' to preset their
claims on or before" that day.:' -
jan29 • A , I3'SHAItrE, :auditor.
•
Eatate of Benjamin Bial a : OW&
icrOTIVE is, hereby. &lion that letters of ed.
ittinistretkem with the will annexed, on the
estate of BENIA.MtN DILLE4, !Ate of 'North,
Middletrin—town thip,.Ctimberfand county; de.
ceased, have been grantett lo,the eubscriber
residinujo Monroetownship, in esid . county.—
'All persons .knoivinii-lbemselvee indebted '
estate ere required to mice
,immediate
payment:and'thosoere renewed
lb prissOnt them • • t.
.
, •
‘. Tapostry•Worgited4:
11./E3T oppned a'geniral eesoriirionCid ifingT
eV try,Worsted in . varleinesOlOurolor-/Cniapee
Searle, Slipper's.' Shewlet__l&P, AlOolefl. - a5/4 1 "
tonal aupplrot•ZePtiY,K . WOnned , - • .
26 PL 25 - ;
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' -,ic .. ilii;rm :: ::• *i .
:: CO ::.. r;V . ' hite .
ind-,miiii
. A...meii6o,Hotorii,eiFoaloichildipi:,
Alsi . ,Ladies.:Ocbi2ix - giaetvaiiFtiiumt.ipenti
b;l.i s :':.?i ;7-;: :9;W.llTpp-
Notices: ,
Elill
REG/STEWS NOTI,OE.
IV,OTiCE hereby ..given to Peretnis
interested, , ' that the following acconnts
have, been : filed in this'office for examination by
the .ac - cinuntents therein named, and will - be pre
seritthd:to the , Orphans' Court of Cumherland
county, fer . confirmation pad allowanel
Tuesday'the,2sth of March, A. D, 1851 is :
1. The acebunt of Danial Cunkel, adminis
trator—Of Ada, Cankel, - late Of- Silver ;Spring'
township, deceased. •
2, The account of. Christian. Leib, atiminis.
cratoi-of--Mary-Leib r lato-of-South -- Middletow
township, deceased. .
3. The account of. A. P. Erb. 'administrator'
of Ab'm. Erb - Oato of East Pennsboro 'town
ship, deceased. . ' '- •
4. Thu account of Wm: Webb; administra
tor of Henry Lawson, late of the borough of
Carlisle, deceased.
' 5. The final 'account oi- John Piper andlno
S. Dunlap, administrator of James Piper, late
of West POntisboro' township, deceased.
6. - The account of Jacob Ifirk, Executor of
Daniel H. Young, late of the borough of New
Cumberland, deceased.
7. The account of Joseph Quiggley, adminis•
hater of John Hatfield, late of. the city of Cin
cinnati, deceased.
- Br.The - accounrof - jutobillminnr, -- Gutirdintr
of Jacob Garret, deceased; minor child of Ja
cob
,Garroi, deceased.
9. The account of Jacob West, Guardian of
Elmira Shambach, deceased, minor child of
Philip Shambnch, deceased. -
10. 'The account of Henry - Mowers, atlmin.
istrator of David Mowers, late of Southamp.
fon township, deceased.
1l: The account of Michael Gochawer, Ex
ecutor of'Wm. F. Barbour, late of the bor
ough of Shippensburg. deceased.
10. The account of Martin Burkhart, &wen.'
ned,:who was Guardian of Samuel and Sarah
Miller, as settled by.anid Guardian's adminis
trator. _
_ .
13: The =cowl' of Jacob Mumma, Guardian
Of Daniel Havenmyer, minor child of -P.l'Bov
myer, deceased. 6
14. The account of -David Genower, and Ja
cob Heck, Executor of A. M'Elharo, Into of
the borough of Shippencburg, deceased. vt•-q..
15. The account of John B. Coover, admin
istrator Of Joseph 'Crall, late of Allen town
ship, deceatied. . '
16. The account. of Robert P. M'Clure, ad
ministrator of Eliza Peebles, late of the. Bor
ough of Shippensburg, deceased.
.17. The account ot. John Lefever,-Guardian
George, John N. and James Car
o-deers, minor sons of John N: Carothers,
deceased. •
18. The account of Samuel Huston, Guar-.
dine of Mary E. and Nancy Jane -Duncan,
minor children of Wm Duncan, deceased.
lg. rho account of John Rion, Executor of
John Diven, late of East l'Pnnsborough ton
ship, deceased:
20. The account Of David S. Runsha,
clot of Mary Fulton, late of Newton township,
dpceasedi „.
21. The account of DaVid KUtz,_Exeoutor of
Wm.Kutz, late of South Middleton township,
deceased.
." 22. The raceount of Robert
Isaias de bonis .non with the will annexed of
James Moore, deceased, as settled by J. d•.
M'Dowell, one.of the Executors of tho said R.
Laird, deceased. . •
.23. The account of George Ruployc admin-.
istrator'de bonie non, of John Longsdorf,'
late-of East Pennsboro township, deceased.
24. The account •of Mrs. sane Davidson,.
surviving lExecutoe-of Rev:-Dr:-Davideon,
decensed, as smiled by lipr cultninisirator; Rov.
Robert Davidson. ... • ..
• 25. Tho account of Scott Coyle;Guardian of
Margaret C. Johnston, now intermarried with
- D - daughter - hi
John-Johnston,. deceased. • , . •
26. The account of John . Stuart, Jr. admin
istrator of William Wynkoop, lute of South
Middleton township, deceased. ' '
27._The aCcount.ofJohn
Executor. of John Mures, late of Dickinedti
township, deceased.
WM' GO ULD, Register:
REG ME 'e OFFICE,
. .
-- - - Fe b. 22, 1851.
_ PfIOOLADIA.TION.
WEREAS Llontmable .Fnicretrucs
ll lNsTiii, President Judge of the several
toaqtrOrtiirTfm — OitPlstric:or'tliirei — surities - of
Cutuberland, Perry and J tinlatwin Pennsylva-
Oa; and Justice of the,xeveral C6urts of Oyer
Terminer and - Geneial Jail . Delivery in
said counties. and lion. John Stuart and John
Clandonin, Judges of ~the -Court of Oyer and
ferminer and Genera Jail Delivery for the
trial of all capital and other .offenders, in the
,said county of,Curnberland,by theirpreeepts to
mt . /'directed, dated the 10th of January- 4851,
haVc ordered the Court of Oyer. and Terminer
and GeneralJall Delivery, to be holden at Car
•lisle on the 2d Monday ...of April, next,
(being the 14th day) at 10 o'clock in the Into
noon, to continue .two weeks.
al
NOTICE is therefore hereby given, to the
Coroner r Justices of the Peace and Constables
oftho said county ofCumberlund, that they ars
by the slid precept commanded to be then and,
there in their proper persone,with their rolls,
records, inquisitions ; examinations, and all
other remembrances, todo those things which
to their offices appertain to be done,uiid all those
that are hound by recognizancue, to piosecute
agarri o e ti_ s afFti'l
in. the Jail of said. county, arc to be there to
prosecute them as shall be just,
DAVID SMITH; Sheriff.
Carlisle, February 26, 1851. •
LAST NOTICIS!
.S-thi-subscriber.-intends'±leaving-Carlisle,
all persons knowipg themselves indebted
to him, are remuesteddo come forward without
delay and make tpayment, or 'their accounts
will he placed M I the hands of n Justi c e 'for
collection. 3. G. CARMONY,.
To those Interested.
TO subscribers wish ell indcbied to them
to call and settle the sane by the middle
of March, as it is necessary _their ':accounts
should be paid off by that time! Just received
a fine lot of New Goods, which we are selling
off at our usual low prices. Call and see.
Feb 26-3 t A & W BEN'FZ.
• Dissolution of 'Partnership:
ThiTOTICE . is hereby given that the partner—
IN ship heretofore existing between the sub—
scribers. in the Blacksmithing business; under
the firm of Bretz & Common, has been dissol—
ved by mutual consent. The books and
accounts have.bccn placed in the..bands of M.
Holcomb, Esquire, for settlement. The busi—
ness will hereafter be carried .on - by George
Commas, who will be thankful for. a continu—
ance of patronage from his old.cusiomers.-
. JACOB BRETZ,
•
GE,ORG CORN MAN.
, Dissolution Of Paxtnership. •
ivciTicE is hereby given that the partner
i:4 ship hBrehafore existing between the sub
scribers. trading under the firm of J. COYLE
& SPONSI.E.R., in Hogestown, has been dis
solved by mutuaLconsent.' • As-ono of trio late
firm intends leaving Hogeetown At an early
day,* is required that book accounte shall be
settled_ without delay.. !rho husinees
.be
carried on as heretofore byllihn'Coyle, •
JOHN COYLE,
• . WIIISPONSLER.-
febli) -
Estate of Emanuel - Line .- dee'd.
if
ETTEI2S. testamentary on the Estate 'of
LI Emanuel Line,•tir., late of Dickinson tp.,
Cumherland county, deceased, hove been issued
in due form of law,lo the subscribers residing
in the said township.• All persons indebted to
the said mime will make immediate, payment,
and those having claims egitinet it will present.
them for actOonient to -
Feb 26
• .:Estate of John Officer, dee'd.
rile undersigned, residing' in Carlisle, has
been duly appointed Executor of the will
and cisme of John Officer, late of said bormigh,
deceased... All perioniindebted to slid estate
are requested to snake immediate payment r and
those having claims to present 'them,' properly
authinitiented, to ' J. W EBY,
. Feb , " Enecuror.
Estate of Adam Re%le dee 7 d.'
Al4L'portions'are 'hereby notified that lettere
of.adminictration 'on the estate of Adam
Reigle'late.of tho -borough of Mechanicsburg,
County of Cutoborland, dea d.;: have this -day
boon leaned by the;Register in and for eaid
eounty - tn the eubscribere, who both - reside in
(he borough of Machaideabitrg- aforesaid,
patriotic having claims ,or domande' ageing& the
estate ofeaid decadent, arc requestedjo nialta
known the Bil 11111): without delaKtutd those,in l
debted,tai makti , Paythent
VI : 4OEOEL; r
. J
011 N: 'RI KG
'"? Adminisirarora,
:;;Jarittery,2o;los,l6t,-":. ,
' , NOT= I,
XTO.;ERIBSOItItigI2B Ole Public -Lid
'gerbr 14e - teceived'nuthp
,Book'Stinvior the aubectitOr, after thr - F:r
0F..:; 44R011 .
e netiing. ••
. . .
WILL' adinic ori.aecom rn
bdating lersonto,
.his attic° ' BTU DEN for
insiructios in iho various branches' aTS medicine,
viz r. Anatomy, thysiology,•ChemiStry,,Ther — .
iipeniicks, - .Sargery, Theory .and •Pratilee of
Professional calls atranded to
in mum and country. as heretofore. • -
Carlisle, Feb 26..3t
TUST received at tho store of the subscriber
el in South Hanover street,-a fresh—supt H y -of
GrecericaTedliiif Sugar, Calico, Tens,
&0., of the best quality and .et the lowest
prices. A gookquelity of Coffee at 12} cents.
Alsd, FINE FAMILY FLOUR,'
of the.choicest brands, together with all kinds
of FEED,.aII of which will bo sold at the
est prices for cash. Also for sale , a ono horse
/Wagon on springs. JOHN KEN EY. is.
MACKEREL, - ' . '. : '
SHAD, CODFISH, -'--, ' 1
-
SALMON, , - . Consta . ntly cn hand
HERRINGS,- '-L...-• . for-sale by .
PORK, . - J PALMER & CO,
HAMS AND SIDES; Market at. Wharf,
SHOULDERS,
LARD & CHEESE, , ' - -
•
. ArritErnexclas..
THE Subscriber, ,_ , Agent for the Managers cf
the PIIILADELPIIIA licalt3E..OF 14.1 , 110 E, Is au
thorized to receive ap - plietitroitki - fi - difi - Faftiidiff, -1
Mechanics or others,-'who may wish to have
boys or girls, either white or colored, indentu
red to them as apprentices. The ages will
vary from seven to twenty years. In all cases
where the applicant is not known to the Inden
turing Committee or the Agent, satisfactory
references to persons residing in the City, will
be required. °JOSIAH TATUM,
• • .
50 North Fourth Street. .
Philadelphia, Feb 26 ,
Drag and ransy Store!
THE LADIES shall meet with the most
polite attention. at Rawlin's Drug anyi Fancy
Store, and be supplied with Hauenipand nous
sePs PERFUMERY- at city prices. A Fresh:
lot-just received: • /
A Beta stock of FRUITS and CONFEC
TIONARIES just arrived. Fine Sweet Or•
tinges at 18 tents per doze's,finti'lemons - at - 15 -
cents per dozen,.ffigs • 124, Seedless, Bunch
and Cluster Raisink• at 10, Of, and 13: cents, -
'English Walnuts;
,Filberts, Itallan.•Cheinuts,
ace:, Lemon, Mint, Clove, Aniseed, Teaberry
and other candies, all for sale at Philadelphia
prices, at RAWLIN!S DRUG AND FAN•
GY STORE, next door to the Post Office,
Main at., Carlisle. •
A lot ot. choice BRANDIES,.and_WINES,
for medicinal use,just 'received and for sale at
Rawlins Drug and Fancy Store, West Main
street, Carlisle.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS of the beat
brands always for en o at Rawlin!a Drug and
Fancy Store. [Feb 19,
rAluvrEres EIVIP0112171VI:
THE. subscriber would respectfully . invite
the attention of formers to his assortment
of PLOWS, nnw
' manufac
' lured near Craighead's Mill
i
- n South Middleton township,
;•;j,• • four miles. south of Carlisle.
•• "• My assortment consists •of
Withrow's, . Stuckey's and Ball's patterns.—
The Castings will-all-be - ground. -I-will also
make•u,GRAIN CRADLES. of the most im
proved patterns. All cadent directed to Wm.
L. Craighead. Carlisle, 'will be attended to
Vrith_promptness„and Plows or -Cradles deliv
ered of the counl4 , free of - charge:-
WM L. CRAIGHEAD, Propt,r.
DAVID STUCKEY, Ofanufiicer
ggFeb.l9 6m ,
OUDII - ealt;tlic - Attentimrof - purchasers - to
- - - .their - elegant assortment of "Wrought
and Cast Iron Railing for
, CEMETERIES, - I
- BASLC (MIES, - - - - .
VERANDAS,. '
Railing for Churches,- Public -and--Private
Buildings,. gablie Squares, &c., together with .
all kinds of Min and Ornamental Iron Work.
More & Gallagher's Book of ORIGINAL
DESIGNS, containing the boat selection of
'designs that has ever been issued, will be sent
to any parson who may wish to..make
n .
-on. ' ' - • ttebl9;sl
mom Commissioners of Cumberland county
.11. will receive proposals at their office in Car
lisle, until IVI4,)NDAY, the 10th of Marsh,
1851, for the of a
across the Conodoguinet Creek, at a point at
or near Eckert's Mill and fording, in. Newton
toWnshig,-Cumberland - dounty, -
'lhe Bridge to be of. the following dimen- •
stone, viz t—To contain in length 120 feet in
the clear from ono abutment to the other on the
- Opp osi tir el nireitt-mi -to-be-194es t-w d
clear. The two abutments to - rte - 15 feet thick
in the bottom with a battering wall of one inch
to the foot on three sides of the abutment.
The abutments. to be lcfeet,high from the hot:
torn of the. creek tol:ithe cord line. .Two
cient ratites to be started from the abutment
to extend to the opposite abutment on the op
-posite shore;-----Thei-bridge-m be-double-floored
with two inch plank, first flour to be pine or'
oak, the upper floor to be oak plank laid length."
wi se and raised in the centre 17 inches. The
sides and gable ends pt said bridge to be of a
sufficient height to admit a covered Or hay wa
gon to pass through the" same.- The bridge is
to be closely weatherboarded with three-quar
ter pine hoards . well lapped and planed oil the
outside. The whole of the amyl: 01 said bridge
to.be roofed with ...good and sufficient white
pine shingles, and said roofing twelve feet over
the heel of the arch or the top of the abutments,
and on each side of the bridge over the 'weath
erboarding two feet The 'abutnients smite"
be built on a firm foundation, and to be opprov.
ed by the Commissioners 'the Whole of the
mason work to. be well built of hard'and large
stone, lime, mortar and pointed from the beck
of the abutments. The filling shall consist of
earth and stone and to he supported with wing
walls on each side - five fect thick at the two a
hutment% with a battering if one inch to the
foot to the top of the filling, and , to. extend in
that manner - on the two extreme- sides of the
bridge until the filling and walling shall meet
the road, with en ascent not exceeding an angle
of four degrees elevationirom 'the road to the
bridge, with curtain walls of sufficient length
and thic :nese and covered With broad stone
well secured. The woodwork on the outside
to be painted with two coats of white lead in
linseed oil; and inside of the bridge is to be
whitewashed with two coats of lime.' The
undertaker is to find all.materials at his own
expense, and to give such security as the COM.
miseioners - shalt require for the faithful per
formance of the workmanship and permanency
of said bridge for and during the term of seven
years from the - time the said bridge shell he fin-
JAMES KELSO, —
IN O. SPROUT,
IL TROUT.
• Comm'fs
Commissinnera Office, ?
Carlisle, 19th Feb. 1851.5 •
Attest—WM. RILEY, Crk.
VIA great saving of labor.imen and time, with.
out ally RUBBING by.. washing board°, Ma
chines, or with the hands, and preventing all
wear and tear of clothes. 'Warranted, not to
injure the finest fabrics.: Price, 12} cents. '
Sold wholesale . and retail at. Dr: Rawlins'.
Drug and Variety Store'," Main at. Carlisle, and
at his Modical. , Hull, North Queen et. Lances
nar. .
, .
1 N. 8., All orders filled 'at Manufacturer's
prices. , ' .' ' , •
June 5--ly. .
_ ,
W.ILLIAM•LINE,
EMANUEL
• , Execretcr.
cuunmt. -
WATM. 111. 'PORTER invitee the attention co
V-• the Public, to his large and comploe es
sortrhentof 500 n.% SHOES bt GAITERS
justleceivea from'Philadelphio, va•
riets'of Sew styles.; Ilia experience in the Shoe
baldness, enables him to, selertWork of dm' heat
materials and wotkmaishift, which Will be'sold,
at-the lowest aneh price) and walrentei.
.". IgrCtietomer wOrk'eittenfied
.„. . .
• ' .T .
IT S T 'received • ahOther lot 'of Bonne'
Frames of the latest style.. Also; Bonnet silks ,
Silk and . Satin 'Linings of varioua 'colors. •
-• 'lion •'. - : . •' W HITNBF.
' • American . 011.
JUST roeoivod "'fresh aupply of .American
On. Foteolo by A 0 FETTER.
00123 . • Noll4B North Hanover st.•
,
t• Übit
; itartment IA jt±ll• ilUit rCOeiye,
, 11 the althearil)er.; Msa;.G!.abe kJ '
iiht!ting by • , •
Noi3'2tbutriiciemenito.
S•AVIEVNTIMOCgf
I'RESIt GROCERIES.
RAL'IULIN'S
-:-Stettna - lron.
fILVIORE & CIALMELGIIER,
Corner of e?toad and Broad Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
To Bridge Beilders.
WOODEN BRIDGE
Webb's Washing Powder,
Boots, Shoes andGaiter.i3,
WEED Wall STREET OPrOSITE Wing NISTRODISTIN'
b To . 36illinora.
Olicittancotto.,,
GRISA'r ATTRACTIONS • '
rOik , itromrinairs.
, ✓h kfiss Mitt:fins pet*Quariers,
NORTH IL OVER: St) OaRLISLE, P.l.
all
WFitlToßsoF.t t he .
who
maye, iz citizens
isit t f h t e l ti s sa g e l plane
ur and
the
Holydaye, will find the largest assortreent'of
• CONFECTIONARIES,
(of every,variety) otter offered, -- mtmufactured •
of the beet-materials, expressly for the"ap
pmaching festivities, whidb will be Bold' wlielc
sale or retail, iat reasonable rates,'lst the old
stand or the aubscriber: in North Hanover it.,
a few doors north of the Bank. Where may
also bo found a complotwaseortment of
Frturts AND NUTS,
consisting . in part of Oranges, Lemons, Grapes.
Figs, Routine, Prunes ' In, fancy ' boxes, Cur- .
rants, Dates, AlmondsiFilborts, Cream, Coco
and Ground Nuts. He would also call attar!,
ion to the largest stock of _
- !rots AND•FANCY GOODS,
ever olfefed in Carlielei consisting of
CHINA. AND GLASS TOYS, , •
Card Trope, Vases, Mugs; Tea tBota, doll
heade, Motto Cups, Cologao nottleel Tam.
.lors,.assortad_Eigares_&o -
FINE TIN TOYS, • •
such. as Carriages, . Cartq, Cradles, tables,
eltafre,'apimals, huckots,.c nps, rattles, wgsh
stands, candle eiroW,& - e. •
GUM TOYS, ' :
pure India rubber - and elastic doll heads, rat=
ties, dogs, teething ,fings, Caricature faces, &s,
WOODEN TOYS, - -
cups and saucers; nine pins, ' . salient,
furniture, tools in boxes, 'games and • puzzles,
drums, guns, trumpets, wagons, wheolbetrowe
tubs, Noah's arks, horsemen, magnetic fish,
swans, boats, fiddles, guitarsi harmonicans,"&a
FANCY ,GOODS, ,
Fine sowing, card and knitting baskets, fancy
boxes of wood, paper and glass, hair oils,
soaps, colognes, hair brushes, and hundreds of
other articles not enumerated above, which all
are invited to call and examine.
'rho-subscriber returns his sincoro thanks to'
al . geherous public for the patronage bestowed on
lum-on formor occasions, and hopes by a de- •
sire to please to merit a continuance of
MONYER. •
=CM
- FOR THE- HOLTDATS..
Splendid Fancy Goods, Elegant
Bookei, acc. A 0 . .,
W. HAVERSTICK las just received:
from the city_and is now openings splen
did display of. FANCY GOODS, Suitable for
tho approaching Holyday . Season, to which ho
desires to cell too attention of his friends and
the public His assortment in this line cannot
be surpassed in novelty and elegance, and
both. in quality and price.of the articles, can
not fail to pleSairpiirchasors. It viould be irrri
postilblo toenumerate his •
HOLIDAY' FANCY GOODS,
•
'which comprise every variety of fancy articles
of the most novel styles and ,exquisite finish,
•
such as 1 .
Ladies' Fancy Baskets, , kli-rel
,1 ""a"Frta
Fancy Work Boise, with sewing instrurn'ts •
Terracotta Work (a recent novelty,)
-
-Paper Macho Goods,
Elegant alabaster- and porcelatn'ink-stands •
arid trays; • •
Fancy ivory,. pearl and shell card'Cases, -Xs
Port Mon name, of every variety, ,
Gold pens and pencils, • . . Zr.:
Fancy paper" weights,
--Papetertes,--with.-; a largo-variety of ladies-- ._—
fancy stotibnery,
• • •
Motto seals and wafers, • •
Silk and bead purses,
Ladies' riding whips, elegantly finished, .
JI-tadies:. fine ct.l,ll9ry,' l
Perfume baskets and - bags, 143. a.%
~ 'Brushes of every kind for the toilet, ,''tr °':' , 4 ' -
RoessePeperfumes of the various kinds,
Musical 'instruments, of all kinds - and rd:al j ,
;prices, together with on innumerable variety
of •
-articlesefogantly-finisited:and_suitable_frn 1n,,. ,
lyday.prosents, to-which -he,irivites_hpecial of ,
maws.
Also, an extensive and elegant collection of
HOLIDAY GIFT-BONES;
ompriettig thevvarious-English.and . American
ANNUAL& for 1851, richly embellished and — __
illustrated POETICA L W 0 K-K S, with
CIIILD,REN'S PICTORIAL B 0 0 KS, •
for children of all ages, than which nothing ,
can be more appropriate or pleasing as holiday
gifts. His assortment of Scheel Books, and •
School Stationery.' is also complete, and com
prises every thing used ,in. Colleges and the
desires Schools. . He also desires to call the particular,
attention of Fan - allies' to his elegant display of
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &e. ; •
from the extensive establishments of Cornelius.
Archer and others of Philadelphia, comprising
every style of: Parlor, Chamber and Study
Lamps, for burning,eitheHard, sperm 'or ethe
real oil, together with Flower Vales, Filmy; "-
Screens, &c. His assortment in this lino is un
equalled in the borough.
FRUITS, FANCY CONFECTIOARY—
.:NITTSrrPR,ESERVED
in every varietyand tif all prices, all.of which
are pure and fresh, such as can be confidently
recommended tolls friends and the little folks.
His stock embraces everything . in the line of -
Tn - fii,37GoodeiTrilifli7mithy. offerdiffilidifirifertic
housekeepet s,which the public aro especially
invited tocall and see during the" holidays.— '
Remember the Old Stand; nearly:oppositeithe
Bank on North Hanover street. UPI V 140
-
dealt ' SW. HAVERSTICK.W
POTODIAO BAGGZINIG.
A BALE of No. I Potomac Bagging, mate.
cle for bogri - for farmers, just received,
which I will sell cheap.
oct23 N W WOODS, Ag't.
Sack Flanneb3,
JUST received'a general assortment of Col,
ored Flannels for Ladies Sacks to wit—Blat
Gray, Blue, Red. Green, Pink and Changea
ble: Also, White Woolen and Cotton Flan
in great Variety. G W 1-111PNER.
WBs' wzrai vott lat=
.
rip HOUSANDS- of bottles of the AMERI
.III, •CAN COMPOUND Nave bean sold dar
ing thd„, past veer, and was never knovin to
full of curing,. in n few days, of a certain dell-.
cote disease, Seminal Weakness and all diseases
of tile Urinary organs. Perinea afflicted using
this pleasant and popular remedy, need fear no
exposure, as it leaves no odor on the breath,
requires no restrictions in diet or business
contains no Mercury co-noxious drugs injurious
to the system, and is adapted to every Ampex;
or condition. It is also the best remedy known
for Floor Albus or Whites, (female complsint-D
with which thousands suffer, without iho know
ledge of a remedy. Mier Celebrated remedy
'has long been used in priviite practice of a pity:
scion and with unerring emcees, radically
curing ninety-nine of the hundred VIVA in a
few days. Around each bottle are plain end
full, directions. - ,
•
. CAUTION—Ask Ins' the AMERICAN
COMPOUND, and purchase only of the Agents
Priori SI per bottle. - For stile by p. ELLIOTT
Carlisle; .1. Wrath, Harriaburg;
,R.
Colun'ibia; by A. Miller, Lancaster; E. Morris
& Co., York.. ` • (January; 15, 1851.
. Pare Cider Vinegar.
TUST received a fresh barrel of Pura Cider,
aJO Vinegar. of superior quality, and, warranted
free Trnm adulteration.
nov6 - G W ft , I NEE.
,for
__.FOR,. RENS%
THE different Officee and Shope; cri tho
corner-lot, Where George Ege reticles, (=opt
ing two, aro yet for rent. Frowns wiphit g to
rent-will call on • , GEORGE EGI.. ,
-
Feb 19—tr. ~ ,- . ' ' i. .
Souses for.
EvIOR RENT from the first of
next. The two Store
[ft Rooms in North Hanover street,
• at present occupied , by Messrs.
Sterner lc Co., and Arnold and
LiAiingston.. Also, Three . smell 'HOUSES,
ono.situnted on. West Loather - Otteot and tho
other two on Dickinson alley.: • „
•deelB ' . 3".3 O. 13. PARKER.
FOR RENT.
• tiotol situate on the caner
• ..,1 of Southi.Haucivci—nnd.r,Ponfrot
"" ad aireeniow occupied by. Robert
• Lriitd. Forter mu upylyrto
• WUi. L BRQW,N.
;1 }5O -if.
. • roß:ll.laNir:•
" Ett AL'wo Aro usms
bat: , 6orlrr :ok r 'thci
rovi . khOwn . ne ."1 - 4roci ' 4
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