New 'lbucrtiiientotto,
Borough Receipts & Zicpenditures.
Jr:,AcrO'unt. of GEORGE , IVEESE, - r.:, Treasurer
, of the Borough of Cararhs for 1850.
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•
Cash received of A. W. Bentz, late
' p6ro'Trensuter27 84
' John Sptihr; Boro Col •
lector for 1849 .201 14
" Anioulltofqtßlicalo
assessed in 1850 . 2800 31
" Jos.. H. Blair, Chief
Burgess, licenses
, Jas. Postlewait, Cl`k
to Market & bay scales 72 65
'Sundry persons state -
rent of market house 203 03
" _Jacob Shilling, high
. constable pump rent
. _ ^.. ' CR. .
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—Cash paid A L Spengler for qualifying' - '
Borough Officers • 237
Paid Wm. H. Miller, Esq. profits-
sional services. .
Paid James M. Alien, curator of G.
Yard, salary. for 1849 '
----- Paid - afficoriviorhold ing-bore-alee en--
Paid Wm Mena, Blaikemithing
Paid Catharine Wunderlich supper •. .
for patrol
Paid W 13 Matthews, salary es street
Commissioner, and work 'done by
him and others 504 62
Paid Street Committee, cleaning Lis
ton Spring
Paid sundry persons interest on Bonds
held by them against the Boro'
Paid. Martin .Corrunan• salary Mes
senger to council
James Dunbar do do
Paid John B. Bratton for Printing
„I K. Buyer do do
P E Beatty do •do
laid Jacob Shilling, salary as high
constable
Paid A S Senor salary as clerk to
Council. • .
(Paid JameePostlaWalt salary as cl'k
to market and hay scale's
laid John O'Neal, making, grading, '
&c. West Smith street
Paid Peter Spahr, making, grading,
gr,c. West Louther Street
raid Wm Riley making copy of Du
plicate for 1850
Paid P. Davidson, Street. Regulator
and others, regulating streets
Paid John L Hays salary as curator- -
• to Grave Yard
Paid John. Spahr, collector, emu:Aera
tions on dUPlioillo for 1849
„Paid Jeff. Worthington, Trust of M
C. repairing gutter
Paid Wm Scott, supper for patrol
'Paid James Postlewai ,t furnishing
boll, brooms, &c. at House
.Paid Geo, Wise, jr. repairing Loather
Street Bridge •
Paid George Weise. jr. Treasurer,
small times cancelled with interest
Pend John Gutshall, repairing GraVe
Yard Fence,
Paid If sRitter, Treasurer of Cumb
Fire Co., annual appropriation
Paid Peter Monyor, Trea. of Union
Fire Co., annual appropriation
Paid JS_pangler_repaging Loather
Street Bridge •
Paid George Weise, jr., salary'as bo-
rough treasurer .
Paid Jacob Shilling rem'ng nuisances
Paid John Arm Strong per lumber '
Paid Samuel Elliott per oil
Paid Wan M Porter, County Treas.
Bore' share of Town Clock
Paid S M Hoover, per Lumber
Paid C Hoffman supper for . patrol
Paid S W Haversack per od
Paid Jacob Sneer per hard.whro
Paid JD Gorges repenk• lantliorns
Paid James Callio, fees for collecting ,
Dupliento of IRO
•-Faid_balaneo_aLoutstaading_taxes.on._
Duplicate of 1850* r.
Baltrnde in liawdtccilTreas-Titef
The above and foregoing account of George
Wise, jr., Borough Treasurer has thin-day been
examined and approved.
•JACOB BRETZ.
JOHN B. BRATTON,
• C McGLAUGHLIN,
Carlisle, April Ist, 1851. Cont. of Accounts.
Estate of Jacob S. Faust, dec'd. .
rICE is hereby given that Letters Tes
tamentary on the estate of Jacob S.'Faust
littekor the borough of Carlisle, dec'd., have
been vented to the subscriber, residing in the
same place. All 'persons indebted to said es•
tate are required to , conic forward and make
immediate payment, and those having claims
to present them for settlement to
15ap LEN diltA FAUST, Executrix.
•Estate of Eliza Lawson, deo'd.
& romp. is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the Estate of Eliza
Lawson,' late of Cumbgrland Bounty dec'd,
have been eanted to the subscriber residing in
South Viddleton township. All persons in.
debted to said estate o are requested to make im•
mediate payment', and those having claims to'
--proeetA-t-hetn-ittriy-aukipatiirstad-tlantent.
.16aptir %V.A. SMITH, Adm'r.
SPRIAW GOODS!
AT THE CHEAP STORE.
TILTE have just returned from the city with
eiarge end extensive_meorimont_nf .
CLOTH'S, CASSIMERES VESTINGS,
Linen and cotton pat taloon stuffs, for men and
'bnys..we.tr, tweeds, hlaok surninttr.elothe, ken
tucky jeans, &.c., "cheaper than ever.
•
DRESS 000DS,
Nous. de Lvine
trege de. Gaines, \::\t)'
4000 yds Chintzes,
Dotted Swisses,
Plain Swisses,
Plain . Jaconets,
- Bdrrcd do.
.idlc Poplines, Bombazines,
Colored Bateges, ic., 411, 4 - c.
BONNETS,,
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A good assortment, from 50 creme to $2,50
Patin Leaf, Leghorn and Rough. and Ready
- Hats, &c. •
MUSLINS, T r ICKINGS, CHECKS,
linen mid cotton diaPera, nankeens, and an ex
cellent stock of Muslim, that.cant be beat for
• cheapness, Edging 4, - Inserting% GlovettOlo- .
aiery, Suspenders, and a large lot of
• RIBBONS ~5•• • PARASOLS, •
2 which will be sold cheap.° GROCERIES,
SPICES, TEAS, &c.,,which will be mold at
lower prises; than the same can bb 4 bought here
or elaewlielie. • , •
IGan A & W BENTZ.
SPRING AND SUMMER
O-L 0 TIEING!!
eivEßy BODY •should embrace this Op
portunity to buy CLOTHING for Men,
Youth and Boys, at such .pacee as have never
yet been, known - to this Borough, at
STBINE.R'S
CLOTIIINC..ESTABLISIDIENT,
Test Hain at o pat door to Burkholder's Hotel,
Embracing a choice of'tho bast, moat desira•
tole and fashionable • •
• CASIEVIERETT .COATS, •
. HABIT CLOTH — do.
• LINEN DRILLING do.
TWEEDS, &c., -
Together with a great variety of English,
French and American CLOTHS and Summer
Fabrics, adapted. to . the wants. of Men and .
Boys, both for Dress and Business GarMenta.
,'articular care has been taken to procure
' the new stylo , • •
•
SUMMER COATS,
- 2A - NTALoows,
VESTS, &c.
To which he would invite special attention. -
FLIRNISH I N G GOO 15 5, consisting of
~ Shirts, S'tocks,, Handkerchiefs, &c., all col,
which aro offerMl •at the lowestpossibki.lcash. , .
prices, and - lig Cheap as any.' other. Clothing
Store in the Union. Parente who 'desire Boys
Clothing, era earnestly invited to cxainine' tho
etc cic. Country a ore keepers can be• accom-
modated at vary low rates for bash.
mttarmans.
THE subscriber(' a Committee of the School
'Directors of _West' Pennaborce , township, will
meet at the public haute of Daniel S. Dunlap,
i n isiowville, ot4SATURDAYi the 3 d or- I ' 4 4Y
1851, at 3 o clock, P. M.,, to receive proposals
for building a-SCHOOL' HOUSE, in said
on too road from Piper's Mill to the, turnpike.
•
.rho . house to be •26 foot • square, with.ti:white
'lna roof and yollowpine flooring, to have nine
w ind...vs with double panel ehuttOrs, the stiles
be and a half inches thick. Alio. thick
, doors, with the-number of banditti' - and
that• aro in the sehootat
.h a walls to be or brick, risrm.-m o h ne , t hi nk,
„d nr , ionedhitndati
- • JAMES MaCLLLOUGH, - . -
`rllll4lP .F,pIGLER,
Cnnunitten;:.
fC,..pl pa
'New tabartionnints.
Orleopi 'Opera -TrOsPe
ONE NIGHT MORE: . .:
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F.duchtion Mall; ThP El7O/11111g, AlO
J r-4 RAN . D GIFT CONCERT!
11111--PRPLESAVI,LL REGIVEN AWAY!
Gold Pencil, Brooch, Fan Bend Purrs, Porte
- Monnaies and Toilet Box; •
in all valued at 410 00. In addition-the Op
' era Troupe will perform their burlesque on the
ITALIAN , OPERA SINGERS. TICK
ETS and' NOS. only 25 coots. To be drawn
af.the conclusion of the Concert. -
S S SANFORD, Director...
83 50
ATTENTION!
• SPRINGFIELD. LIGHT INFANTRY,
you will parade at the houSe of D S Taylor:in
SPRINGFIELD, on MONDAY, the 'sth
day of May next, at. 10 o'clock, A. M., nisi
perly.equipt for drill, in summer uniform. By
order of
i6aptp , JOHN HOOD, Capt. .
6 03
•3394 64
Brigide Inspector's Orders.
,fY CONFORMITY with, the Militia Laws
of Penna. passed the 17th day .of April,
1849, to Revise and provide for Training of such
.only_tts.:shall_ba_tmiformed...:ffherolore _t he.
several Battalions within ,the bounds of the, let
'Brigade, 15th'Division, will meet-for review and
inspection, as follows :—The bit Battalion corn•
mended by Major Jacob Bowman, will meet at
10 o'clock A. M., on Saturday the 17th day of
- May in Mechanicsburg the 2d Battalion Com
mended by Capt. David Wherry, will Meet at
10 o'clock, A. M.; on Thursday the 27th day
of May, at such place as the commanding Offi
cer may designate. The 3d Battalion -com
manded by Major John F. Hunter,•Will meet
at ten o'clock, A. M., in Carlisle. on Tuesday,
the 12th • day of May. The First Regiment
Cumberland• county Volunteers, will meet al
Newvillo on Tuesday the 20th - day of May,—
Adjutants of Battalions will make a correct re
turn of the Field Officer's an non-commission
ed staff on said days of training.
Captains or commanding Officers of Compa
nies will be required to 'make correct reports
of their companies on the above days.
Battalion Flags will be reviewed and escort
ed And returned to the commanding. offit er's
quarters,as prescribed by the General Rule of
the U. .A.
. The second Battalion will elect one major in
room of Major- Frazier resigned, at 2 o'clock,
P. M. on Thursday the 22d of May.
Capt, Stuart's 'l. - 't-oop will meet at sech.Pleee
as he may direct, and inform the undersigned..
apl6 S. CROP, Brig. Inc..
8 00
51 27
---11-00
33 21
4 60
59 00
162 50
9 00
0 00
23 00
13 00
29 26
no 00
80 00
75 00
451 00
910 00
10 00
20 62
25 00
Conveyancing ) Auctioneering, - Bcc. -
_-_
TOSEPH BIOSSER, formerly of New Cam
e)/ berland, has removed his residence to Me•
chaniosburg, a few doors east of_Wobberts &
Sweitzer's store, wlia.e he will ready at all
times, wheii not absent from home, to attend to
the Writing of DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
WILLS, AGREEMENTS. &c., and will at
tend to the CALLING OF SALES, either
personal or real, in town and country. Those
wjAhing to employ him in that capacity, will
please' to call before advertising,• or address
him by mail. Thankful to his friends for their
past favors, he hopes to be patronised further
by them,
and twill be happy to attend to. all
others who may favor him with a call. He is
also general agent for Cumberland" county, for
the American Life and Health Insurance Com
pany of Philkdelphia, and is prepared to effect
insurances on the most favorable terms. •
Mechanicsburg, april Ifi, tmpd.
4 00
10 00
2 00
5 70
7 30
27 50
15 50
31 00
31 00
11 DI
90 00
17 12
8 45
7 07
161 00
2 25
1 50
1 72
FIRST IN EVIAMEET!
Fresh Drugs, . 7 11edicines, Perfumery, Fancy
Artscles, &c.
frlllE subscriber has just received his Spring
-4--supply of DRUGS,-MEDICINES-A_ND_
CHEMICALS, among which can be found
every article
,used by Physicians in their pre
-soriptione,-to-tho-putting-up-of-which,_he_will
give particular attention. Also,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Soaps,
&c.. - and a variety at Fancy articlestoo num
erous to mention, together with a superior lot*
of TOBACCO AND .CIGARS of various
.brands, all of which, having purchased in per.
iran, upon the most favorable terms, he
,will
guarantee as being of the best quality, and is
willing to sell, not exactly at City Prices, yet
for a very small advance for CASH.
He would respectfully invite the attention of
Physicians, Country Merchants and Pedlars,
to whom lie will make a liberal iieduction.-
Oppkisite the Rail Rotecl Depot, corner of Pitt
and High streets, Carlisle, Pa.
innrl9 S A HUBBARD.
100
_06.50
140 00
602 '72
3281 84
112 70
$3394 54
'POE THE 'HOLTDAYS
Splendid Fancy Goods, Elegant
Recite, &c. &c.
O.W. HAVERSTICK hail just received
tit from the city and is-now openings splen
did display of FANCY GOODS, suitable for
the approaching Holydar Season, to which he
desires to cell time attention of his friends and
the public His assortment in this line cannot
bq surpassed in novelty and elegance, and
both in qualityand price of the articles, can
not fail to please purchasers. It would be im
possible to enumerate his
HOLIDAY FANCY GOODS,
iCiiiiiprise-pvery variety of fancy at ucles
of the moat-novel' ntylos and exquisite finish,
such as
Ladtas' Fancy Baskets,
Fancy Work Bo.ses, with sewing instratn'ts.
Terracotta Work (a recent novelty,)
Paper Macke Goods,
Elegant alabaster and porcelain ink-stands
and trays,
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cases,
Port Mon Hales, of every variety,
Gold pens and pencils,
Finley paperweights,
Papeteries, with a large variety of ladies
fancy stationery,
Motto seals and wafers,
Silk and bead purses,
Ladies' rid mg whips, elegantly finished,
Ladies' fine cutlery,
Perfume baskets and bags,
Brushes of every kind fist the toilet,
lioussel's perfumes of the various kinds.
Musical instruments, of all kinds and (dial
prices, together with an innumerable variety o
,articles elegantly finishek,and suitable_ forth°
lyday presents, to which ho invites special at
tention. '
Also, an oxtt?nsive and Oagant:collection of
BOMBAY GIFT BOOKS,
comprising the various English and American
ANN UA - LS for 1851, richly embellished — and
illustrated POETICA WORK S,,with
CMILDREN'S PICTORIAL B . 0 0K S,
for children of all ages, than which nothing
can•lie more appropriate or pleSsing as holiday
gifts. His assortment of School Books And
School Stationery is also complete, and com
prises every thing used in •Colleges and the
Schools. Holds° desires to call the .particular
attention of Families to hiss elegant display of
• LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, 84c.
•
from the extensive establishments of Cornelius.
Archer and others of Philadelphia, comprising
every style of Parlor, Chamber and Study
Lamps, for burning either lard, sperin or 'ethe;
real, oil, together with Flower Vases, Fancy
Screens, &c. His assortment in this line is un
equalled in the borough. Also, -
R
FUITS, FANCY 'CONFECTIOAHY—
NUTS—PRESERVED FRUITS, &c.,
in every variqty,and at all prices, all of which
are pure and fresh, such as can bo confidently
recommended to his friends and the little folks.
His stock embraces everything in tho•line of
Fancy Goods, with many other artidlea useful
to housekeepers,which the public aro especially
invited to call' and see during the• holidays.—
Remember the Old Stand, nearly:opposite.the
Bank on North Hanover street.
dealt. S HANERSTICK.I3
Dissolution of ,Partnership. -
XTOTICE ie hereby Fiven that the partner—
.l.ll ship heretoforeeitsting between the sub—
scribers; in the Blacksmithing'businetts, under
Alts_firm_of__Bretr_Ed_COmMisti, has , been dissol—
ved by mutual consent. 'J i m - books and
accounts have beim placed in the hands of M.
Holcomb, Esquire, for settlement. The buei-•
nose will hereafter, be carried on by ,George
Common, who will be thankful 'for e nontinu—'
.ance or patronage from his old custo mers.
JACOB BRETZ,
GEORGE CORNMAN,
MOLL !
'•' , I
ATEBT ' AR R.I V A L
, - e . r 4l .- - 1 FROM CHINA!—The
~, t l t 4 . "M + . lovers of good TEA can be'.
tl'lco REHM( mipplied with Jenkin's & Co'i
i
4P ' •
Vii. 5 Tr,A . s. Bleior . Green Um! -Black
d.61..i
~,,,,,, , Tens, either loose -or put up
-4,, ,. ''.. _. in fourth, half or pound me.
tallio pucks to suit purchasers at prices ranging
from 50 coats up to $1 per pound, by calling . at
Lilo store of (nun J. D. HALBERT.
American Oil.
,JU6T received, a fresh supply otAmericim
Oil. Fol. yalo by A C FETTER., '
• 0a123 • -No 148 Northilunovcr et.:
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Pure Older Vinegar.
TusT. received a froah barrel of Pura Clair
Vinegar, of auperior quality, end Warranted
Ired!firim adulteration. ,
n°v6- 4 W NCI,
Neuy. bun:Memento: .
d - t r Godde, Wares and 'Merchandise. Also,
Xi Millers, Distillers, 'Lumber . Men. dec.,
within the County 'of Cumberland, .eturned
and classified, in ..uceordanse with the, several
acts of Assembly, as follows, vie - -
. .
J W Eby • L.
Joseph
Samuel - Elliott •
Charles Ogilby
George•W H.tner
A& W °Utz
Daniel Eckels, liquor*
John Faller • do - •
Jacob.'S Faust do
J & D Rhoads
W B Murray • •
S W Haverstick, liquors
Robert Snodgrass
S A Hubbard
Thomas Conlyn "
Henry Saxton
Jacob Rheem
John Hunier, !ignore .
- Peter Monyer •
John P Lyrie
Jacob Wolf
-Jacob-Senor - •
Jacob, Leib'', liquors.,
C. Inhoff, Ag't.,liquors
George Foland.iquore
SiM Hoover
T H Skiles '
J W Rawlins
Wm -M Porter
Arnold & Levi
Arnold & Livingston
David Martin
John Keeney
N W Woods, Ag't.
Haller & Connor
Lewis Steiner
S Brell -
L Sterner •
John N Armstrong
John Gillen, liquors
Philip Mesitersinith
William L Sollars
John B Perry
Henry Snider
John ernest, liquors
Shiypensburg
Robert Snadarase
Edward Schull
John Gish •
C F Kunklo
S Kunkle
-John Stumbaugh
-Philip Koontz '
Peter S'Artz, Agt.
Joseph P Nevin & Co,
W D E Hays
JC&GB Altick
Samuel SiteT!, liquors
S D Wondorlich
Jacob Priguo, liquors
John Fulwiler, Agt
Bricker & Miller
Arnold & Co.
Stambaugh & McKesson
Jacob Bumbarger
Andeew G Miller
Russel & Dice 13 10 00
D L Beelman l3 10 00
W A-Wenklev 14 • • 7 00
Newcomer & Kurtz , 14 7 00
Neivville.
Thomas Stough
Wm Barr,_Agt.__ -
Hunter Herron
Jamison noniron, liquors, 13 15 00
'f McCandlish 13 10 00
,
Jacob Swoyer 14 7 00
Williams & Brother - 14 7 00
---VV-Sh-r
Johh Dillor, jr,
John Coyle
'George Leiby
-John Reed -
Jacob'Simmens
Glover & Co.
J B Lackey & Co, liquors -14 10 50
Hech'anicsburso.
Donaldson & Green . 14 7 00
Thomas Greason • 14 7 00
C Renninger 14 7 00
J W D Gilliland 13 10 00
Southampton.
John - W Clever, liquors 14 10 IC
Jacob Hefilobougher & Co. 14 7 00
,T.E.A..1 %MIL!
Carlisle
• '43';-1000-
• 13, 10 00
14 7 00
• 10 20 00
" -13' 10-00
12 ,12 50'
14 10 50
14 10 50
14' 10 50
_ 0. 'l4 r-7.00:„
14 7 00
14 10 50
• 14 7 00
14 7 00
14- 7 00
11 15'00
14- 7-00-'
. 13 15 00
14 • 700 '
12 12 50 •
14 7•00
2-12 50-
14 10 50
13 15 00.,
14 10 50' ,
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 OD
14 7 00
31 15 00
14 .7 00.
14 7 00
14 7 CO
-13 10 00
14 7 09
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00 -
14 10 50
14 7 00 - .
14 , 7 00
NOlin
12 12 50
14 7 00
14 ' 700
• 14 7 00
14 • 7 00
14--700
13 10 00
14 7 00
12 12 50
14 7 00
3 14 7 00
14 _lO 50
14 7 00
14_ 10 50
14 7 00
14 7 00
13 10 00
tl4 7 00
14 ' 7 00
Dickinson
Silver Spring.
'Frankjnrd. i
Mellis'on be Co : , liquoro
Simon Arnold, liquors r 13 15 00
•
Ephraim Zug 13 10 00
J L - Reigle ~ . :r 13 10, 00
Floury Leas ' - •- I - 1 OU
Ica.Day. , `•' , •-;•';14, 7 00
J F Spahr . '' 14 7 00
Swilor & Emmingor 13 1000
Webber & Swisher' 14 r 00
Melll.son, Zachoriat. & Co. ' 14 7 00
George SingiEtr " ' 14 7AO
South Middleton
A W Loidich
Rider & Weakley.
S N Divon
Hopewell
Wherry & Rhoads, liquors 13 15 00
Snider & Deihl, liquors 13 15 00
Newton
Mr. Wiley • 14 7 OP
'Joseph Smith • 14 700
Kyle & Piper 14 .7 00
Josiah Hood & Son 13 10 00
ITorth Atiddleton
Samuel Barr
Elias Light
Hampden
BM=
G & 1V H Eckles 14 7 00
Henry Rupp' 14 7 00
~Rtte Kutz 14 7 00
r:).• . East Pennsborough.
Jacob Reninger, liquors 14 10 5D
Adam Edinger ,;- 14 7 00
Joseph U Banks " • • 14 700
Fleisher & Bahenbour _l4 7 00
Bigler, McKinley tk. Wilt • 13 10 00
Hummell & Kerr - 13 10 00
New Cumberland.
Tames lc Beak, liquors 14 10 50
John G'lt.filler do . 14 10 50
Ad¢m Beckley 14 7 00
Messer, James & Co. , 13 10 00
Church; Feeman & Co. ' 13 10 00
Valentine, Feeman & Co. 13 10 00
Charles Oyster 13 10 00
Upper Allen
A L Cathcart-
Matthias Bitner, liquors
Lower Allen
Isaac Barton, liqudra -
Jacob Epley lk Co
Jameil 1 Lutz
Monroe.
Streak & Brandt
M & S Moffett
Stesse & Geaseamon
Mille.
Carlisle.
S tiolliday
qiluer Sping
Thomas B Bryson
John Shoffner
George H Buchor
Levi Miley
East Pennsborough
Jacob HoWarman
John Hock -
Upper Allen.
, .
Jain= Williamson ' 14- 7-00
.11r. Ginerich 14 7 00
Lower Allen.
Jacob Lontz - 14 •••- 7:00
tl3 10 00
. 13 •10 00
.13 10 00
14 , 7OU
• .43`.. 10' 00
John Heck .
•C Eberly
'Eltner be Urichh
William )3.rooke
Branaman Ar. Fitting
. .
• itaXiden. . .
..,
John Snavely ' . 13. 10 00
- ,Go s u/Midd/cion.
John Kolly 1 14 . 7, 00
Wm Moore (Clopper) ' 14 700
Peter F Ego (Stemomitz) itt, 14 7 00
, - Monroe. . . .
•.
David Fogloeong .' i '''.. 13 10 Co
John Prosser 4- 7 00
John A Alit -1, 13 •10 110
D'W Ahl ' . ~
,-13 • 10, 00
David Rife •• . , ~ 5 3 3 ' . lO 00
Benjamin Giblor • '' • ._ 13 1 0 011
North Middleton.
Wm M'Henderaon Son, 13. 10 00
Wm'lVl Ilendersori (earemliia) 14 .7 110
David Hoover -14 7 1 0
Hemmifigorp. Hairy . 12 12 50
o. . • .
A ll:Barnits Is IU OP
Juilif,Muore (Gusler) ' •13 10 00'
israo; 13riukor , ,•. 16;0
Samoa Logan,
. „
Robert Slone • — 7. 00
JlMoCray 7 . 14, 700
rose& Linsey ' • ' 14 :7 00
Prankford.
John Hays 2.
Peter Crainer " 14 ' 7 -00
C Cayman ' • - 14 7 00'
' • Shbit iPaber ibur S! •
,Nevin's Ha • .14 760
Jacob Final • ' 14 7 00
••• west
. Penn*rough. '
C i p er ar. rehn
s lam , e , •
Isaac Shellobarer
William D Philapa
Peter Faust -
John Laughlin
Peter Myers
- J"a"cobl3hellabarger.
.Temlaon kjannOn _ neon
I
A Seams
John Ernest•
J Markward
Janie. Lantz r_...
Christian Au
Joseph Quigley
Edward Showera•-.;:.
C Inhoff, Agt.l
rimer Allen
Wm Mimeos' Rona
Wm Harknea' heirs
John Bowman
Robert Linn
_
North Middleton
Wm M Hemierson
South' Middleton
Robert' Given
John M Good, Agt.
. Monroe
M G BeltzhoOver
CW&PAAhI
Martin Coover
Robeit Quigley
Jacob Au
14 '7 00
14 7 00
14 10 50
Ramp & Grovo
William Alexander
William Barnitz
°
Beer, Oyster and Eating Bonk%
Carliala
acob ow
oseph Markle
Mechanicsburg
8 5 00
amen aoy
Shippensburg
8 5 00
Philip Ditrich
Retailers of Patent Medicines.
• Newville,
Wm Bratton
Joseph 0. Banks
Monroe
Stesse & Geaseamen
L Cathcart
13 .10 OD
•
Elijah Switzer 4 5, 00
Mr. Mitchell 4. 00
Mr. Cramer • 4 5 00
Merchant. and all concerned in the above
classificatimi will take "notice that I will bold
an appeal at the Court House, in the Borough
of Carlisle, On Saturday, the 3d day of May,
1851, to .afford all persons an opportunity, who
may feel themselves aggrieved by the above
classification to appeal, it they think proper.
J. WORTHINGTON,.
ap9 Mercantile Appraiser.
13 10 00
13 _lO,OO
14 7 OQ
14 7 - 00
13 10 00
•• • nownimorAmitw -
_Pradice_of Neicity, Sur, m and Obstetrics
13 10 OD
13 10 00
14 7-00
14, 7.00
14___7 00
Drs.r A. M. Z.; J. STAVIKAN; rospeoqully,
announce to the citizens of Carlisle and vicinity
that •they`havo taken the office • 'recently occu
pied by_ Dr. Smith, . in._Snodgrasee Row, And
will be happy to attend to all who may favor
thorn with a call in the various branches of
their krofossion. We aro prepared to visit pa
tient■ in the country at nny distance. - Charges
moderate. Lap9tf
13 15 00
BONNETS, 339zemzeigs.
~The subscriber is just receiving a large and
varied assortment of Straw Boniatits,.tot all_kle
eel-indent. Also, 100 -Bolts Barinaraibbrin&
the -cheapest ever offered in Cern*. Call
soon or you will miss bargaini in Bonne! Rib
bons.
.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, •
•
We are now. opening a very Choice lot of La•
in
dies and Gentleen's Linen Cambric fland•
kerchiefs, at various prices, decidedly the
cheapest lot of handkerchiefiwe have ever of-
fered to the public. Ladies do not miss them.
IRISH LINENS, &c,
13 10 00
13 10 00
13 10 00
We are just receiving a large lot Irish Linens
from' the beat Bloncheries and at low thicess..—
Alflo, Barnsley, Sheetings. Pillow enact Linens
and Kaoline, with a general assortment of Li•
nen Pant Stuffs.
fB-W—ST- 1 1.1.-B-- - DRESS — TRINEVIINGS -
Just received the new style Quilted Rib
bons for Trimming Lrdies Dresses. Also, new
style Buttons of various kinds for Ladies Woes
BLACK SILKS; &c: - •
Just opened a general assortment or Blue and
_Dolored_Bilks and_Borogo_do_LOine..mith_othor.
dress goods.
ape , G W liITNER•
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
SP,RELVO..&. SUDIXIVIER GOODS,
At the Cheap' Store, 148 North Hanauer at.
inrAVING reibirned from Philadelphia with a
RA - selected assortment. of Spring' and Sum—
mer Goods; I would respectfully invite all per
sons who wish lo . piirchase new goods to call
and examine my stock, Del am determined to
sell at small profile. Among - them may be
found
14 7 00
14' 7 00
14 7 00
Such as Silk Tissues,'Silk Luaties, Foulard
Silks, plain and figured Da' Laines, Serege,
Boroge de Laines, Lawns, Ginghams and Cali
coca.
BONNETS, "'
A largo essortment_of Bonnets, ellAnelities end
of the newest styles. Also, klonnot Ribbons
Kid Gloves and Paresols.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERRS VESTINGS,
Tweeds. Jeans, Gambroons, Velvet Cords,
Blue St.c. Also, Muslin, Tickiiigs 'Fa
ble Diaper, Linen Table Cloths, Chocks, Ho
slaty, Bagging, &c. , • • •
GROCERIES,'
Coffee, Molasses, Green and Black Teas and
'Spices. Butter, Eggs, Rags and Soap, Mid all
kinds of Country , Produce taken at market
prices, in exchange for goods. •• ' •
ap9 A FETTER. •
12 12 50
13 15 00
14 10 50
14 7 00
u l4 700
4 7 00
14 7 00
18 - 10 go
For the Benefit of the Poblio4 =
- -
.
THE subscribers take this method of inform.'
ing their old customers and the public generally
that they have removed their extensivec'
CLOTHING. ESTABLISHMENT, .
•
one door noi*of their old solid, to the room
formerly occupied by S A Coyle, In .North
Hanover greet, Carlisle, where they have ad
ded to their stock fib extensive aseortmont of
14 7 00
13 10 00
. 13 10 00
4 13 10 00
14.' 700
SPRING i t SUMMER 'CLOTHING.
They keep conetantiy on hand a full assortment,
of every kind of clothing either for.dress or la
bour. Their stock Consists in part of fine cloth
Dress and Frock Coate, laisstinere Pante, Silk
and Satin Vests, and- also coats CI- sattinett
Tweed,- Croton Cloth, Cashmerett: Linen,"&e.
and a full- assortmencof pants lonsummei - Wear
and to ihair assortment__of Mothirig _ there._ is
scarcely an cnd, embracing almost every ratio•
ty of pattern, make and price; they oleo keep
constantly on hand an excellent assortment 'of
goods for —
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
13 10 00
19 10 00
.
which they . nre.Preparcd to make:up to order
at abort nonce. The ALSO, keep eonstantly on ,
hand an assortment of Leather and Heir trunks
valises, carpet bage,,urnbrollas bats and'etap e ,.
suspenders, dress and under sh'irte, bestow and
co!lsre, fancy and plain silk:
nook :mid' pocket
handkerchiefs; and lots of notions to numerous
to mention. We invite env to-give. us a tall
and examine for: yourselves, as we , have the
stock and are . prepared to sell tomtit customers,
They would pat mentionthat.they have no city
clothing, but that thbir garments are all made
in Carliale.tinder their own supervision,
9er3m 4RNOLD Sc LtVINS3ST6N.,.,
9A.412T011it Z!BOrElit'W
POll.
VLL persons wishing to retina:their proper
ty from fire without the aid of insurance
co:epaulet], should have' their roofs covered with
-Blake* Patent iinitation-Statei. o r Tire and
Wdi - W.Pioof Paint. A;-rool covered with
this arta win , last touch longer than-the roof
unpairt 4,.an4 renderit entirelrtire - and
Water Prpof. .Thie article - can be had cheap as
the Hardwire Store, •
,me 19. E : JOHN P. LYNE:
• . A 4 •
Art An.
I4' CO
,-;southampton
. 13 10 00
13 10 00.
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 -7 00
14 7 00
14 . 7 00
13 'efi 10' 00
14 700
7 nO
14 : 7 00
l4' 7 00
14 7 00
13 . 10 -00
14,,.7
.6
Dhltillore.
8 Is'so
9, 800
9 . 8 00
19 5 00
9 8 00
Dickinson
10 - 600
8 /2 50
8 - 12 80
9 8 00
Southampton
10 5 00
Hopewell
9' , 8 00
10, 500
10. 500
Brewers.
Carlisle.
10 600
9 F 8 00
8 5 00
8 _5OO
4 6 oo
Emit Pennaborough
4 5 00
4'" 5 00
Upper Allen
4 5 00
Carlisle
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
AIIOCCIIOIIpII.O.
r oitTER,s
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• • :
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I, .
Patent Gkadnatingrumere
THE undersigned, alter considerable ex
{vitae and experiment, haesucceeded In prodit;
eang a - TWYERE for Blacksmi&h'e 'Forges,
which, wherever it has been tried, has proved
itself superior to anithing of the kind ever 'be.
fore invented. It has advantages which •no
other Twyerepossesses. •
let. The blast can be regulated ,affiectually
so as to suit any kind of work. 2d. The blast
can be,kept clear at' all times Without the use
of a poker, or without .breaking end shaking
the fire. thins enabling the smith to take a clean
clear heat. Sd. By actual expeiiment it saves
one-third, of the Fuel, while, the work can be
doneone- fourth_faster.____4th.
_
toved eight or nine inches from the back
eb isa greet advantage to the smith, doing
crooked or difficult work. sth. It is not liable
to get out of order and will last many years. .0
'The following Certificates selected from ma
ny in the Possession of the Patentee, will show
that it has given complete satisfaction, and. also
its great superiority overall others.
Thie is to certify that I have had two of Mr.
Robert D. Porter's Patent Twyeres is constant'
pee in my Coach-smith Shop for three' years,
and am convinced they are a great saving of
coal and timein taking a heat. During the three
years mine have been in use there has been no
occasion for repairs, and I believe they will last
forltwenty years or mote without repairs. ,
W J HAWKS, Coach Maker,
Pharlestown, Va.
12 50
5 00
WINCHESTER, March 14th,-1851. This is to
certify that I have hud in use two of Porter's
Patent Twyerea in my shop for near three
'years, and I am certain that they have benefit—
ed me at least twenty dollen a year over the
old Twyere. If.l could not get the same Twyete
I would no: part with them for fifty dollars.
- A G AFFLECK.
• WuEsmso, Sept 27, 1850.
Mu. RODERT D. PORTER—Dear Sir.—We
have hadln use.on trial in our establishment
two of your Twyeres, and are determined to
use them in all - our fires, es we regard them as
a' very great .mprovement.
The advantages are—less time in taking a
heat, and also a considerable saving of Coal—
The smith is more certain of a good heat, and
has less trouble in producing it. We think
hyour Twyere the best - we have ever used. We
ave.been using the Water ,
,Tvyyere etid find
yours mueli.more advantageous in many ways,
and take- pleasurkin recommending its use.—
Yours respectfully , BUSBY & LITTLE.
We have ono in our Shop, and corroborate
the above. HOBBS & TAYLOR.
Persons wishing to examine the above twyere
can do sobyi calling on the undersigned at Wm
M • Porter's, Carlisle. Rights fora countiesor
Stoles ere offered for sale. -Early attention- is
requested; [fop] ROB'T D PORTER.
Booksellers. Country Merchants
and Teachers,
Vt l E td . ra e lt e n til s i I n IY SZE 3 ()I t , h
MISCELLA
NEOUS or BLANK -BOOKS,-STATION
ERY, PAPER and WINDOW SHADES,
to our superior facilities for supplying at unu
sually low rates, for cash or approved credit,
every artic e pertaining. to -our
A;long•and-aetive -experience-warrants us in
saying -that we can oder inducements- to-pur
chasers
_Equalled_by_raw--Excelled by None!
We, earnestly ask an examination of our
mode f conducting business,,believing if an
experiment is made, it will be found for the in
tercet of those Sleeking goods in our lino to
continuo-operating with us.- •
Our stock is at all seasons large, - and select
ed with particular reference ,to the wants of
Pennsylvania, Ohio an.l the near trado_genar-.
ally. 11
Orders by mat or otherwise , esputcked
promptly and at the lowest rates known to any
mniket.
1):7•Tho highest price" 'given for RAGS in
cash. , PECK.,'& BLISS,
North•Easi Corner Qf'774rd,&,-.4--cli-sta. •
' mar.s,l m • PBILADELPHIA. ,
EXTE,NSIVEI
•
LIIIMCBEIR, Br..COAL
rpHE subscriber would respectfully intern;
M. his customers and the public generally that
he still continues the LUMBER AND , C DAL
B ut-zukiESS, and that having lately purchased
in addition to his former business facilities, the
large and convenient Warehouse and Coal Yard
lately occupied by itly. Henry Wright, opposite
the well known Lintibei and Coal Yard of the
subscriber, situate 'along the Rail Road ..and
College Lane; he. is now more hilly prepared
to enlarge his Mt:Micas. He has at Misdate and
is keeping constantly on hand m well selected
assortment of
SEASONED LUMBER,__
otTiirffirfarrs., neirilieii7rikowise the
different kinds o!' FAMILY COAL. such as
stove Coal of the different kinds, Lime burners
and Blacksmith's 'Coal, of the best quality.—
A I of which 'kJ will sell unusually low for
Cash. He will also keep constantly on hand
PLASTER. SALT, FISH, &c.
With all the different. articles generally found
in a well iftoreff Wnrelrouse. He win - arso tit
all times buy PBODUCE and FLPURVIor
'which he will pay'the highest curs at prices.
Being very thankful for pit favors, would
most anxiously solicit a continuation of at least
a roasonahle share of public patronage. •
marl 9 • SAM'L, M. HOOVER.
CLOTIZXNG!
W FIOI,E,SALE & RETAIL AT . lUE
Pniladelphia W'ard'robe,
Southeast Corner, Market & Sixth Streets.
R IkIeNEILLE & Co., Invite. the atten
tion 'of Wholesale .and Retail buyers, to
their extensive and complete stock of Spring
and Summer CLOTIHNG6 comprising. every
variety of style that' can be. produced. Our
sinvis to please and accommodate all, and in
order' to do this, we manufacture Clothing at
almost every price. Selling 'FOR CASH
ONLY enables us to otter Clothing at a very
trifling alliance. Our motto is Small Profits
and Quick; Sales. We are confideht that its
naMinatiOn by you is all that is necessary to
confirm what we say, and secure your custom.
marl9--3m -
A Voice from the ~ Burnt Dlstriet.”
monger's Candy Faetoiy Rebuilt
THE subscriber would respectfully 'announce
to his friends - and the public generally, that his
Factory which was destroyed by the Into fire,
has been rebuilt, and he is now prepared to
furnish them with
CHOICE CANDIES,
- manufactured - of the best material, which he
Kill sell wholesale or retail at the old stand
irrNorth Hanover street, a few doors north of
'the bank,avhere ho has 'just opened a general
assortment of •
FRUITS AND
consisting of Oranges, ImmonsjVaina, rigs,
Almonds, English Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts, Pea
Nuts, Ike, He would also, call attention to his
large assortment of
* . TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
consisting of toys of Glass, Wood, Gum and
China; of endless variotios. •In connection
with the , above, he Mat on, hand a ptimulot of,
FRESH GROCERIES,
coneistiorr of Sugary; Coffees; Teas; . Molasses -
Spmes, trackers, Matelot, Bleekini, &c.
'Also,— priiiidAot - of - CIGARS, of the boe
brands.-,
The sub's'criber returns his 'sincere..thanks
a generous public for the patronage bestowed
on him, and hopes by'a desire to.plesse.to me
rit a continuance of the , same. He would else
return Blanks to the Firemen Mid Citicenslor
their efforts, to save his property'on the nigh]
of the late conflagration
Caniste r 5132
•
.NOVERIVIRON.WORKS,,,
. . , • ..
- Establishment has just' conirrionced
operation, and. is-.prepared to manufacture-7.
ltcnm Engitieitind Boilers, Blowing cylinders
and Hot Blast Pipes, . Retorts, 'Lamp Posts.
Gas and Water Pipos,-Gar. Wheels and Axles
'Rolling Mill' Castingai' Grist 'aTid Saw "Milt
Chstings;'HOrso Power; Threlhing Machines;
Plough Castings, Cattiroir Fronts for House's,
,Cast.Cipeing and'Railing;Patternsond.Slack.
smith's.wprk Mada, to ordar. •
, .
a . ,
Harrisburg, PaP2'sl!4 ( tilli , t • '
To those. leteretted. •
MBE subscribers wish all indebted:to thorn
- to call and,settls
,the Same by: the
of. March, asheiessary fin* accounts
should 14 be,paid '9 ff . thritlitnel .Tat received
a fine lot of New' GooderWhich we are selling
off at our usual low prices. Call and see.
- Fob 26.:-.31 , • A& W BENTZ.
.1 7 SifsteItani*0: -
aaosaa z. nitirrz,
SURGEON DENTIST Having. lately
'graduated, at the Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery, would respectfully inform . the
Public that he is now'prepared to perform' all
opemtiona on the Teeth that may be required.
Artificial- Teeth' inaeried,,froin a- single - teeth•
to an' entire sot, upon the latest 'and most ap
proved Principle. The patronage of the public
is respectfully solicited. Hs may be. found' at
the residence ,of his brother on North Pitt
street. . .
Carlisle, April 2, iB5l.
Town Property For Sale.
THE subscriber offers for tale the HOUSE
AMP LOT situate on West street.
, adjoining the residence of Wm. S.
e• I
rI . Colman and Mr. Peffer, in the-80.
di 1 • rough -of Carlisle. The lot is 30
feet in front and 120 feet deep run;
ning to an alley. ' The house is a subitantial
'frame building. one story and a-half high, and
in good order. There are a number of choice
fruit trees on the lot, and the Property pus.
seams the right to the use of a pump nearly
opposite the house. .For further particulars
apply to ' [ap2.l F. GARDNER'
.Tk he Sold at Private Sale ,
,ALL that certain HOUSE AND LOT
situate in the. Borough of Carli‘lo, bounded on .
the east by a lot of,John Moore, on the north
• , by a lot of Rev. John, Ulrich. on the
West I by a lot of Jacob Weaver,
.' and on the South by North Street,
a containing 160 feet in front, and 240
ket in ,depth.' Having thereon
reeled n'two.aiory double STONE HOUSE,
with a one and a half story KITCHEN attach
ed thereto. An indisputable title will be given
by tho owner.
ap2 MARGARETTA C.. STURM.
NEW' GOODS t NEW GOODS I
THE moat extensive assortment of SPRING
GOODS ever brought to Carlise, now opening
and offering by the subscriber on the most ac
'comeodaung terms and uncommonly cheap.—
Among the Jot will be found a most splendid
assortment' of
. LADIES DRESS GOODS,
such ne - Chena and Foulard Silks, Silk and Li
ncn ,Poplines, Barege De Laines, Fig'd Sur g,
Lawns, .Barages, Tissues, Maroslines, Brit
.
'tontine, &c,
An immense stock of -'Bonnets, all qualities
and prices. Also, Bonnet Ribbons and Flow
ers in-groat variety-and-very- beautiful.
CARPETINGS & MATTINGS.
A full assortment of all kinds Carpetinge and
Mailings. ' Whlte and colored
•
• CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,
Some new • and elegant . French Cloths and
Cassimeres at reduced prices. Musliris;Tick.
ings, Checks, Hosiery, Baggings, &c.
Phe puyie are invited to call and examine
.this largo and splendid stock anew geode, and
thoy will certainly be suited .with the goods and
prices. Recollect the old stand East Main it.,
Carlisle. Dap% C. OGILBY.
PRODUCE, commissrox AIID:FOR.
WARDING MERCHANT, .•
N0..7S North Street, Baltimore. _
HE undersigned,_Agent for the
Pennsylvania and Ohio Line, being cen
tral y located on the Baltimore and Susque
hanna Railroad, has. made arrangernente for
transacting a
General Produce Commision Business,
in connection with the
• ' FORWARDING BUSINESS, ,
and respectfully . aolicita consignninnttrof
key, Grain, and Country Produco'gene- -
Rospedtfully,
GORDOY.
Baltimore, April 2--3mlss.
N. B. Orders for Groceries, Salt, &c., will
be promptly executed.
•.
REVERE N C ES, •
Messrs. John Sullivan & Sdne,'W. Saar &
Song. Thomas J. Carson & Ciii•;l6lm M'Cu!-
logh & Co.. Wylie & Wilson, David Hays • &
Co., Duvall. Keighler & Dorsey, Miller and
Mayhew, Tornbull,.. Dall & Slade, Robert
Garrett !•-t Sous, James George, Baltimore.
Messrs. R. Crangle & Co., Wheeling, Va.
- Messrs. Clark & Thaw, H Graff; Pittsburg.
Mr. J. W. Kerr, Harrisburg.
James Cowden, Beg., Columbia,:
Messrs. Muibollan & Ray, Blairsville.,
. Messrs. P. A& S Small,'York. • .
Messrs. tames Steel & Co., Lewis & Butler
Philadelphia. .
ELOUR AND PRODUCE COAIMISION
'• MERCHANTS,
365 Baltimoie St., opposite EutaW Muse.,
BALTIMORE.
yOTE heir whole attention to the sale,
j F lour, Grain and Seeds. Whiskey, Bacon,
Lard, Butter, Wool, Dried Fruit,- Cie., EA on
the 'OlOOl reasonable' - terms Purposing tour
to remove where tiny will have,the use of Rail
Road track 'connecting with the Susquehanna
Road, they now respectfully solicit consign-,
- nventroVerticarre.ii - d7ll - n — divill — f hefrieeTileit Inky‘
drayage on produce to their Warehouse, when
received in lots of a large car load or more-at a
time.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. David Stewart & Co.
Mr. John D. Early, Baltimore.
Mr. Upton Washabaugh, Chambersburg.
--apt-2mpd
iirEMBERS of the Allen and Eastpennebo
ffi rough Mutual Firo Insurance Company,
are hereby notified, that the Dowd of Mann
gers, have ordered an assessment' of FOUR
PER CENT an alt the premium notes due
the company, on the eleventh day of .March,
1851, to be paid previous to the 10th day of
June next; to the Treasurer or Receiver. As
the Treasurer intends calling . on the members,
personally, before that time, it would be advi
sable to be ready. •
LEWIS HYER, Secretary.l.
Miertesc. COOKLIN Treasurer.
1 March 26, 1861. 14Gazetts and Republican,
York—Union and Telegraph, Harrisburg-copy
to amount $2.
THE subscriber has on hand a large and
well selected assortment of MUSIC of all
kinds, consisting of 6 °nip, Marches, Waltzes,
Polkas; &c.. also instructions for Piano and
other instruments. "Berlini's Method" for
piano, "Mazas Method for the Violin, &c. and
a supply of Violin and Guitar Strings, of first
rate quality at city : Niece. '
t -
Having made a arrangement with an int•
potting and public 'ing house in Philadelphia,
he will . be commit I.y supplied with new Music
Milk able to'furnish anything in that line at short
notice and upon iteasonablo terms. Music,
Teachers will find Jt for their . ,interest to'nrill
and examine - for themselves - at the - corner - of
Pitt and High streets, opposite the Mansion
House , [ml9] I ,i - S. A. HUBBARD: .
REIOVALI
STOVE WADER DNIS AND TIN MAN
UrA4gTORY. •
all'lngsubseribera doake to inform their friends
JI, undllthe public t at they have removed
their TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
MANUFACTORY' to the room nearly oppo
site their old stand on -- -blorth Hanover street
and May now be found in their nevrand cont . .
modious manufactory on the Weat side Of, the
i
said street, a few: doom tib ve Louther street
,
where they vt ill continue to teen on hand a Lull
cissortment of every kind, el •
---.-Tin, Copper and-Sliee ..Iron WoNve I -.-
which may .he ,needed by housekeepers and
others. '1 articles ard manufactured by
themselves, of the best. materials, and in point
of finish arid-durability cannot be surpassed. —
Tnoy will also manufacture and repair at the,
shortest notice till kinds of Distilling Apparatus.
'They will promptly attend to the laying Of
TIN ROOFING and HOUSE SPOCTING,
in town and country; and on the most' reasons.'
ble ,terme.: ' Every branch of, their •,bUsiness
will be carefully attended to with - the utmost
promptness. • ,
, - They also keep constantly on -hand a4orge
variety of
COAL' AND WOOLY.STOIirt , e, ,
corisin every variety of '
plain ten.plote
STOVES, elegant wood and coal air-tight •
PARLOR SI'DVES• 'of the"' latest .styles .-
)
COOKING , 0 VE.of tho'neweitt end meat
improved int 4 ions, at varioue prices, which.
cannot 'fail to ease every , taste: 'They to.
spectrally solicit n .examination by the public
of their large, a
• I:voried assortmenrof stoves.
'Thankful -to ti op public for' favors heretofore
extended,•and botng,',detormined' tii relax no
exertions to give satisfaction to-their etiolate ,
ertr4hey hope to merit 'A continuance of pa
tronage. . ~ ~ , • •
04r rho highest.cash.p,rice Nyiil . l,3 .
be
old Copper and Pewter.. - -..- ,--.... . -
-. ' ,nt on.iiis sr; mateurs. •- -.
. , Carlisle, Mat ch 19, 18511 y
• . ~.
P. 'NIONYER.
A RNOLDS writing lipid, prey , ,
p;,erinr ink, tor Duly y% : " ARD
BONNETS,
L. S. GORDON,
VIEIXSEL di. C. 0.,
AIiSSZIESMEIN'II.
U_S - -
etorts - -Str 01)a13s.
, aßoorarEsi 4
JUST received a fresh IoCOI.GROGERIES
Which will be sold Yery,lovi at the old des?
Store, East Main Street. .
, . O. OGILBY..
. .
- -
BOOT'S di' , ECHOES.
1 - AM now opening iny Spring.atoek of La. .
1 dice and Gentlemen's Roots and Sham—
Also: large lot of Boys Mims and Children's
Shoes.'All of the newest style, best quality,
and beat of an very cheap. ' •.
OP2' C. OGILBY.
y HAVE 'received from Mr: tandreth,• my
I Spring supply of FRESH GARDEN
SEEDS, which are warranted genuine. -
--mar26- 0 ' S:-SELTOTTI-' r
A.RDZIN SEEDS.
FRESH GARDEN- SEEDS, of the best
quality, from the celebrated establiehrbents
of Risley & Co., New York, and 'D.-Land
reth Philadelphia, I all of which , are warranted
fresh, just received and for sale at the Cheap
Drug_and Book Store of
nar2G
S. W. lIAVERSTICK
COD LIVER 'OIL—An excellent article
for gale by
mar%
VITHERIAL OlL—Alwaye freah,conetant•
ly kept on, hand at HUBBARD'S Drug
Store. [mar26
ARINA COLOGNE—A genuine niacin
r for anle by 3 A HUEEMED. • 1m26
IVANVEID
IN a Flour and Produce Commission House
in Baltimore City, A YOUTH of 17 to 19
yenta of age, who has has some experience in
business, to act as general assistant in writing,
selling. &c.• _He_must come well recommend
ed as to.moral character and business habits,
and have a-fair prospect, in the course of time,
of influencing some produce buaineas from his
neighborhood, For the services of a suitable
one, boarding. (which will be in the advertis.
er's own - family), and a small salaryy - will - be
given the first year.-_ For further information
address "PRODUCE," Bal(rnsons, in the
hand writing of the applicant.
=I
I=
EL L. &' CO.
•S, E, CORNER Or DALVERT 8b LOMBARD STS;
BALTIMORE. • .
puEALERS in Tin Plates; American, Eng
lish, and Russia Sheet Iron; Boiler and
o Ifon; Hoop and Rod Iron; Iron Wire;
Tinned Copper; Zinc; Spelter; Pig and Bar
Lead; . Lead Pipe; Sheet Lead; Block and Bar
Tin; Braes Kettles; Tinner'OTools and Ma
chines;- Stove Trimminge;• American--Rivets; -
all Sizes, Tinned and Black, -•-
March 26, 18.51—lypd.
UMBRELLAS & PATUIBOLEI.
,SELLING OFF CHEAP.
nrAVING -decided =to -gait the -business, I
ILA propose to sell my smelt at very low pri
ces. It embraces the newest and most desire.
ble styles., You...are invited to-call and-exam•
ine. WM. B. 'RICHARDSON,
mr26.2m . lO4 Market at. Philada.
UEZVIOVALL:
Famibraroceri-St,orer —
THE subscriber hiving removed hie Grocery
Establishment, on -South Hanover"
street; to - the largo building nearly
—opposltelis.ohLatautl.desites.to
~ f the attention of the public to the en
_ • parlor stock of FRESH GROCER
IES which he has just opened, .and which he
will dell'on the most accommodating terms.—
The arrangement:Of his now Establishment will
be found of tho most complete character, and
his assortment comprises Every article that can
be found in a • -
•
perfect Family Grocery,
such as sugars. coffee, teas, spices, hams, dried
beef, cheese - , shad, mackerel, herrings dried
fruit, soaps,•&c., together - with an- elegant as
sortment .0 China and Crockery Ware of eve
-7..y style End quality, • queensware, brooms,
brushes, baskets, and an - endless variety of aw•
fides which it is impossible to enumerate.—
For cheapness and excellence his articles can.
not be surpassed A call from the public is
therefore respectfully solicited •
mars _ C. INHOFF.
Pit'CULLOC33,
w i t i t s ad o i r r i li c t e on se a v a e croarSTUD C i ef i na4i7 o t r _
instruction in the various branches of medicine,
viz: Anatomy, Physiolmo„Chemiatry, Ther—
swerairckls—Surgery,---Theorsr—intt—Prattim-t)f
Medicine, &c. Professional calla it - fended to
iq town' and country as t heretofore.
Carlisle, Feb 26-3 t
MACKEREL,- .
. .
SHAD, CODFISH,
SALMON, Constantly on hank&
-HER-RINGS-, --for e-aleby,
PORK, . J PALMER & co.,
HAMS AND SIDES, Market at. Wharf,
SHOULDERS, PHILADELPHIA. '
LARD &CHEESE,
'NEW, GOODS at the CHEAP STORE. •
IHE undersigned informs his friends and
numerous customers, that be has just re
turned from Philadelphia, with a large. arid
carefully selected assortment of
NEW SPRING GOODS; • -•• •
purchased at. the lowest prices, which he is de.
termined to sell at small profits,
SUPERIOR CLOTHS,
at from 75 cents to 86 a yard; Caosirnerett,
qasainets And Vestings, at various prices.
DRESS GOODS,
such as Delaines, derege de Lainea, a splendid -;
assortment of Silks, Calicaes,Ginghams, Ch'ks
Table Diapers, 'Pickings, Muslims, - Bonneta;• -- t -
Hats, &c. ,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A good assortment of Men s,
Women and •
Children's Boots and Shoes; of auperiorsmal-
icy and very cheat,. Also, Boy ' s and Men's
ClothCans, - Pdha Hats and a large assortment
of Bonnets:
GROCERIES,
such as, 'Sugar, Coffee, Molasseg,Wenkin'a
celebrated. TEAS. Constantly on hand the
best quality of Carpet Chain.
The subscriber respectfully asks all who
bargnins, -- to give him a- call, at his stand
opposite Wm. Leonard's North' Hanover at.—
Butter, Eggs, Rage, Soap, and Dried Fruit, •
taken at market prices. .
niar26 N W WOODS, Agt. .
Notices.
L &ST ra''.]=ol:ll
A S the subscriber intends leuving, Carlisle,
411 all Persons kriewipg themselves indebted
to him, 'are requested t'o come forward without
delay and make payment, or, their accounts
will be placed in
the hands of a Justice for
collection. ' ,J. G. CARMONY....
Eittite_of Susalr.A. ,Eisenhart; dec'd.
ik
TOTICE is-hereby:given, that Letters of
. 1.701 Administration in duo formof law . , have
beon . granted to the, undersigned on the t;estate
of Susan A. Eisenhart late of Monroe town
ship, Cumberland county, dee'd: AIL persona
indebted to said estate aro therefore
_requirs_ti
to make payment immediately; and those
ing claims will please present
. then f a ur d a ni e v t:7.
mast to • BENJAMIN NIESLY, •
nisr26,'sl-Gtpd.
. -
Estate of Sirs.6:l4 Ptouou, deceasod.
ALL imprimis aro hereby notifiod that lettere
of edmini4ration on this Wart of Susan Plough' .
tato of Shiremanstown, Cumberlaod county, •
RennaylvantS, hose thid day boon mood Ity the
Register In qnd for tho said county, to the soli.
scriber NVIIO restate in Shiromanatown aforesaid.
All warm hoslitg claims or domande netted
the estate uf 'the maid deemed requoin.d,to
make known t ‘ lice,atiniet, without Mai. end 0 : 1610
Indobtod to maim payment to
• Adminiiitratot,
Ribbons. Ribbons.
• ' ' • • r . •
'}fl subsoritiet ,is now opening Rip chap.,
aat tut of,Biattngt Rnd Cap t Ait4Pne Ptor 'otlerc4
in"CstliPio. And wovid sovtas lfta tpdips tp epkt
ioun atig•got sor.t^i tIIO burggine ,
' 0 1 4 0. .c 1
HUBBARD.