.Ict At-.-zmcmganzm) At i‘lechanicsburg, on Thursday last, by the .1 ,he N. Huffman, Mr.: Lovi Zigler; of :.:4 Jliddtcton, to Miss FuntirMartenq; U 1 . - • la.mden. . On . Tuesday list, by the same, Mr. Joseph Newcomer, to Miss Fanny Snell, both Of Sil verspring township. On Alio same day, by the snore, Mr. John Ward, of North Middleton, to Mist Jane Aun G smun,of Sibrersprint township. • DIED, On Friday,the 16th inst., William 8..- 1 roy, of New ville, at an advanoed pp./. CEI)e 1/lark-eta, HOUSEKEEPERS' MARKET. C...nismag, 'Wednesday, May 21. Butter- -plenty at 12a . dents. Eggs—not ve ry plenty=sold at B.and 9 cents. Potatoes—. 50 cents a bushel. Chicken —sery smallspeo z linens, 20 cents a pair. Green Peas— , 3l cents a peek, brought from the South. Lettuce, onions, radishes, rhubarb, dried fruits, &c. &c. quite plenty and sold according to various qualities. • PHILADELPHIA. MARKET. Philadelphia N. American Office Weekly'Review, May 10, 1851. f REMARKS.—There has only been a moder ate business 'done in most of the loading arti cles of .produce during the last weelc., Cotton and Breadstuffs have been further depressed by tho late foreign news, and prices generally are lower, artlaularly of the former article, which i oiling at very irregular rates. . FL R AND MEAL-'---The decline in Flour noticed at the, close of last week, induced very little nativity in the demand, and the' market, with a very limited inquiry, closed dull at our lolvest figures, ,the week's sales only reaching some 50096000 bbls for export at $4,25 for standing superfine, $4,311054,87?,, for selected and choice brands, and $4,68rel bbl for extra. The home trade-have also been operating to a limited e , it,ent_within the above range of quo tations; including fancy brands at $595611 bbl. Corn Meal is dull, and with a limited in quiry, about 2000 bbls Frenn'a Meal wore tn. - ken for shipment,- mostly at $2,7511 bbl.— Rye Flour is scarce and in demand, and about 1-100-bbs sold in lots, mostly at $3,37193,44, closing at 3,6018 hbl,,,which is in advance.— The inspeetibas for the week ending. May 15th are 18,531 Ws Flour, 175 half bbls d 0,863 bbs llie_Flour, 2031 do Corn Meal, 100 half bbls and 30 !Olds 'do. DRAlN—There is not much Wheat arriv ing, but with only a small milling demand, Most of the receipts have been stored, and sales only reach about 18,000 bushels at 05® 079 for_reds_and 100 .9101c:for. prime white, mostly of the latter description. We quote the market full to-day at our lowest figures, afloat. Rye is about steady, with' sales of (50009700 bushels Penn'a at 709. Corn has been in good demand at a further slight de-, and over 60,000 bushels have been ta lcen for shipment, part to arrive, at 629 629 for Delaware and h'enn'a yellow, afloat, inclu ding some lots in store at higher rates. Oats are, in moderate request with sales of 10,0000 12,000 bushels at 449 or Penn'a, and 41 429 for common and good Southern. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES or LANES,— Don't believe it, but call on N. 33. Pyott 1 5. Kent, General Lump Manufacturers', No: 64 SOCAII SECOND Street, and judge for yourselves. We will not only sell every article in our lino as cheap as any other establishment in the country, but we can, and will furnish better articles for the money than can be purchased elsewhere. We have constantly on hand the. largest Variety and Handsomest Assortment of, LAMER of all kinds: Stich ns Dyott's Patent Pine Oil Lamps (their supericrity over all oth ers is so universally conceded, thelt it is use less to say anything of their merits;) Solar, Lard and Oil Lamps ; Fluid Lamps; Candle bras ; Fluid Girondoles, (a now • ornament for the mantle;) Boquet Holders, all of new de signs and patterns; Chandeliers of all sizes, to burn Pine Oil, Fluid, Lard and Sperm Oil, suitable for churches, Odd Fellows' Halls, and in fact all places where light is required.— Our goods pro manufactured by ourselves, und finished in the best possible manner, in Ormo . in, Gilt, Silver, Bronze and Damask, Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, Wicks and Glass, &c.; Sze. at the lowest market prices, wholesale and retail Housekeepers and Merchants will find it their interest to call on us, before purchasing, and examine our stock and prices. M. B. - DYOTT —:&-gEsz_Llunp..._Nannincluzers,_No. 64 South Second Street, one door below Chesnut, Street Philadelphia.---pmfs4njw; HUTCHINGS' VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERN' —To those afflicted with this distressing dis ease, we would, as friends and neighbors, say one word in favor of the above medicine. Just as sure as you try these Bitters you will be relieved at once, establishing in the end a per manen't cure. This is saying a good deal in favor of patent medicines, yet we mean it.,— Theusands have been cured by these Bitters, and hundreds are cured weekly. It conquers that distressing complaint—cures the distress ed, and causes perfect health. Any one being afflicted with that tyrannical monster, should not fail in granting this invaluable medicine a faithful trial. Thgl,,.Circulars, containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is„ held by the public press, can be had of the Agentl3, free. Principal Office, 122 Fulton street, N. Y., up stairs. Sold in Carlisle by S. ELLIOTT. uS.Price 50' cents per bottle. New' 'Abuertiscinints;---- SPRING GOODS. EEI THE subscriber lias•just opened a general assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, suitable to the season, among which may be found a most splendid assortment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, such as forego Do Laines, Barnes, Poplins, Silk Tissues,French and Scotch Lawns, Plain and dotted wiss Mullins, Silk and Linen Lus• tree, Ginghams, English Chintzes, &c. A full assortment of Bonnet Ribbons, Lace Gloves and Mite. Kid, and Lisle Thread Gloves, Hand kerchiefs in great variety, Lined andTlnin Par abols, Wide Silk TruhmisgLaces, Worsted La ces, Ribbon / Dress Trimmings, Bonnet Caps and Puffins, with a general assortment of Mil— linery Goods. , • Mac2l,'sl. . G. W. HITNER. N. B. An experienced salesman wanted im• mediately. .Z.II3VLIBRATCW FOR BALM. A valuable LAW LIBRARY, belonging to Judge Drandebury, and consisting of most of the Pennsylvania Reports and a number of oth er standard Law' Works, will be sold very low • to:any person purchasing tho lot. The books can be seen and the prices ascertained by call ing at the office of W. M. PEN R osg, Esq., in Main Street, Carlisle, The.Univeirsal Refrigerator — . The subscriber wOuld.invite the citizen's 'to examine the Universal Refrigerator with Wu ter'Filier ajtached, which may be seen at his Yesideneo,'.now in operation, and can be fur nished at city prices, thereby saving freight, May 21;'511. G W MTNER. Dr. GEORGE z l .murrz, •ILL perform n 1 -'lo VatittiV: 7:•\;Ce v oper . ntlone upon the , teeth that may be re required for their.pretliervation. Arliacial teeth inserted, from a single t00th.46 an entire set, on the most BelinliiflO principles. Diseases of the mouth and irrebtilarities carefully treated. Of fice at the rpsidence of his bfother, Gn th, Pitt Street, Carlisle. Adams & Cots. Express, rpm: business comMunily and public gene— rally ate infortned that. the proprietors have made arrangements for "ti DAILY Ex. PRESS LINE over the Cumberland Valley Rail Road'. All goods delivered at the office in Philadelphia or Baltimore before 10 o'clock at night wilt roach Carlisle by. the Morning train. may 7 W A CAROTHERS:A'it wolezcz. HE' subscriber, Assignee of Daniel Heck, , of Lower • Allon township, Cumberland county, hereb;yr nolifiea, all persona having, claims againsisaid estate toband than irt with out delay, in order:that the ,estaib - may he sot. tied up. • • • . muy7Pd4t C. EBER:LY. J ' - New '2tbattisenients. bonnets: ~, l ilotmetit Mrs. .M. N V FF-'ll a g opened a splendid as sortment of Spying and Fancy lllMlnory,, Her stock consists of Straw and Fancy Silk Bonnets; Childtkin's Hats, Ladies Dress ..,aps, and en as(ortment of Fancy Goodsoepabracing in part; . .. , ZRibbons, ' • ' • Crap's Shawls, ~ Flowers, : Parasols, ' Bonnet Caps, Cornetts, Collars, • • Dress Silks, • Combs, " Capes, , ' Curls, Sleeves,• ' . Hair Braids, "ST. , Bonnets altered in:the neatest and most fash ionable manner. Please call and examine . my stock. [my7] . M. N EFF. BOOTS AND SHOESi THE subscriber has .just received a - large I;;L itt ' 6. supply of BOOT S & SHOES, for Spring and Summer Wear, • which mikes his assortment very complete. It comprises' Gentlemen's French Calf Skin and Morocco Boots, Congress GaitersOack-,, son Boots, Men's, Boys' and Youths' Enam elled Congress Boots, Calf Skin, Goat and Kip Brogans, Morocco Boots, Slippers, &c Also, Ladies' Misses and Children's Gaiters, Buskins, Ties and Slippers. Every effort will be made to please the citizens of town and country, who are respectfully solicited to con tinue their patronage. ' Carlisle, may 7 WM M PORTER. From Barnum% American Museum, THE great French Moving Dioramic repre sentation of Emperor NAPOLEON'S' FUN ERAL will exhibit at the EDU CATION HALL on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, MAY 26th, 27th and 28th, 1851, and on Wednesday - afternoon, May 28th? This Magnificent 'Spectacle was gotten up by-fhe first artists in France. expressly for Mr. ißarnum'e Museum in 'New York, at an ex• ponso of six thousand dollars. It is not a paint ng, but consists of n combination of Mechani cal and Artistical skill. The GARRISON BRASS BAND will be in attendance. Doors open at 7—to commence" at 8 o'clock. ikrAdmissipn 25 cents. mayi G W NICHOLS, Agent. John 13 Perry • _ 14 7 00 Henry Snider 14 7 00 John Ernest, liquors 14 10 50 Shippensburg. Rohert Snot:Wass 12 12 50 Valuable Real Estate For Sale. Edward Schuil 147 00 'THE subscriber will sell at private sale the following Real Estate, the property of the wi dow and heirs of the late Dr. McCosltry, dec'd• to wit: Allthose two full I,OTS of GROUND • ' situate on the north side of Main street, in the borough of Carliple, and numbered in, the genel'al I plan of said borough Nos. 21' and 221, having thereon erected a double brick DWELLING HOUSE, with back buildings and a brick stable. There is a verrsuperior garden Yin the -premises; contain— ' ng the choicest kinds of fruit and shrubbery,-- A perfect title, clear of all ineumbrances will b e given to the . purchasdr, Persons wishing to buy can learn the terms of sale by opplica. lion to W M BIDDLE, Attorney in feet for the Widow and heirs. may7.3t GRAIN WANTED ! WHEAT,' RYE, CORN AND OATS purchassd by the undersigned, and the highest market price paid in Cash. Also, good Family Flour and Mill Food of different kinds for sale on reasonable terms. Apply at the Farmer's Mill (formerly Good' Hope,) West Pennsgorough township, Cumberland county. may?-2mpd MARSHALL JAMES. NOTICE, Carlisle. Deposite Bank, May 6, 1851. ' THE Board of DireCtors of this Institution have this day declared a dividend of THREE PER •C-EN'l'. for the last six months on the Capital Stock paid in T which will be paid to the stockholders or their legal representatives on or after the 19th inst. may? AVM- Ai BEETEMY CaShier. MUSIC! O, it came o'er my car like the sweet South, That breathes upon a bank of violets, Stealing end giving odor. Several hundred pieces just received from Lee & Walker's, and sold at city prices. ,A liberal discount made to those who buy by the quantity. Call at RAWLINS' next door to the P. 0. Imay7 MOOICS. 'ComoJet me make a sunny-realm.nround thee Of thought and beauty. Here are books-, 1 . A fine assortmentjutit received—Historical, Poetical and Religious, at RAWLINS', Main at. Carlisle. Arrangements era made by which Sabbath Schools can be furnished at Publishers prices. ORPECAN'S COURT SALE. TrIURSUANT to an order of the Orphans' ilE__Court__of_Berk.s_ count.Y.,ldll_W Sold_at Public Vendue on MONDALY,_the fjth day of June, A. 13.0.851, at the house of Isaac Liv'ngwood, in Amity township, said county, it being part of the premises to be sold, A cer tain messuage, tenement and trnct of-land, situate in said township and county, bounded by lands of Jacob Kline, Charles Griesmoyer, Reading, and Perltiomen Turnpike, Hannah Royer, Samuel Wetzel, and the river Schuyl kill, containing 74,1 ACRES, -including the space laken up by the Railroad. The imprpve• r rrents are a Iwo story stone WEL :aaa ING HOUSE, and two Te ant Hon ''• 5 ses, Spring House, over a ne er-failing spring of water. Also, a pump of eater near the door, a stone Barn, and other out-build ings, Apple Orchard, and other fruit trees. Also, a tract of CLEARED LAND, situate in said Amity township, and county a foresaid, 'bounded by lands of Abraham and Charles Gtsldin, Jacob Hartranft, Catharine Cleaver,:wife of Thomas Rady, Samuel Weit— zel, and Reading and Perkiomen Turnpike, and Charles Greismoyer, containing 71 ACRES and 124 PERCHES Also, a tract of WOOD LAND, situate in Amity township, said coun ty, bounded by lands of George Dangler, R• .Bover, Samuel Ache, and land of Moses Yo cum, d'd. ' - Catharine Roily, now the wife of Thomas Rudy, and jacob Hartranft, contain ing Seven Acres and Five Perches. Also, another tract of WOODLAND, situate in some township and' county, bounded by lands of Samuel Ache, Henry Boyer, Catha nne7Cleaver. wife of Thomas Rady, Jacob" Glefger, Jeremiah Hine, and land of said Mo ses Yocum, doc'd., containing FOURTEEN ACRES and THIRTY PERCHES. Also, one other tract of WOODLAND situated in Earl township, said county, bound. ed on the north by landdi - of Henry Arms on the east bS' land late of Jacob Weaver, and .on the south and west by lands late of -David Ludwig, containing TEN ACRES and twenty four . Porches. . ' Also, one other tract of WOODLAND situate in same .township and county, bounded by lands of Samuel Francis, George and Jacob Kline, and Abraham P. Ludwig, containing TWO ACRES and ,thirty-one _perches. Also, one other tract of WOODLAND situate in Union township, saidcounty, bound ml by lands of Henry Kupp and'othera,sontain• ing 'FEN ACRES. Late the property of Mimes Yocum, • Sale to commence at 1 t o clock in the fore: noon, when attendance will be given andlerms Made known by JOHN YOCUM, Adm'r:_ By order of.thet Court, • Wet. W. DiOnt, Cl'k. Readiig, May 7 to. _ LAS! NOTICE ALL persons indebted to the estate of Hen ry Church, dec'd., era Irequested to , call on the subscriber at the Mike of Church, Lea & Feeman, Lumber Merchants, in New Cum— berland and settle tliffeame wilhout delay, as a further indulgence cannot be given It R CHURCH, may7tf , • Adm,r. A 'CARD. To the Ladlesl—Wlll M PORTER would respectfully inform, the Ladies that he lies fitted up the room 'recently occupied •by Miss Betsey Kbrnnit, next'ilicr to the old stand ass LiIDIES SHOE STO E EXCLUSIVELY, where they will find n we k selected assortment of gaiters, buskins, ties, slippers, from the best manufactories in. Philadelphia, and also o 1 his own rrilter, to which their attention is iniritt d. Carhsle, may 7 • —*AM OWN .4 Linen Drilling - A goneral morlment of while and 'colored Ulm Drillinga foelMen and Boy's .wear, just recaived by ~(May, 2.1,'51) G Bonnets and Riblionii. WE havo just rocoived our third supply of those CHEAP BONNETS i f BONNET RIBBONS to which wo invite the 'attention of the ladies. ,• may 7 " 1,, ,A &'W BENTZ. • Dorramrsi JUST rgeoive!tl'leOtt supply of the lawn tyle of BO t . A C FETTER.' Netli_,_abutrtionnento. .-4 , 40 , & , ) , Lte , “:g= ,r k F Goode, Wires and MerchandiiV: Also, 'l.-1 Millers, Distillers, Lumber Men,' &c., within the County of Cumberland, returned and classified, iri accordance with the several acts of Assembly, as follows, viz : ' • Class. $ Carlisle J W Ehy ' ':z 13 10 00 Joseph D Holbertl3 10 00 Samuol Elliott ; i ' ...,.,. 14 7 00 Charles Ogilby. . 10 20 00 George NV H.tner fi 13 lO 00 A& W Bentz . . ~., 12 •12 50 Daniel Eekels, liquors • ' 14, 10 50 John Faller do • - .471 t . 14 10 50 J & D Rhoads ' .14 7 00 W B Murray ' 14 700 S W Haveratiek,,liquors . 14 .10 56. Robert Snodgrass l4 7 00 S A Hubbard 14 7 00 . Thomas Conlyn 1` . 'l4 700 Henry Saxton LL: 11 15 00 Jacob Rheom , 14 ' 700 John Humor, liquors 13 15 00 Peter Monyor 14 7 00 . , . .. John P Lyno Jacob Wolf • - . - Jacob Senor F . 13 10 00 _, Jacob Leiby, liquors 14 10 50 C. Inboff, Ag't., liquors 13 15 00 George FdlanclOquors 14 10 50 S M Hoover - 14 7 - 00 T H Skiles 14 7 00 K;;', 14 7 00 J W Rawlins Wm M Porter -1 Arnold & Levi 11 15 00 Arnold & Livingston ' in 14 0 , 700 David Martin 14 " 700 John Keeney 14 7 00 N W Woods, Ag't: 13 10 00 Haller & Conner . ' ,14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 10 50 14 • 700 14 7 00 13 10 00 14 7 00 Lewis Steiner S Broil .1 L Sterner John N Armstrong John Gillen, liquors Philip Messersmith William L Sellers A C Fetter Henry Glass Mifflin - . . . _ ... John Gish •• 14 7 00 ' C F Kunkle -51 19 700 S Kunkle 14 7 00 John Stumbaugh . 14 700 ^ Philip Koontz , 13 10 00 Peter S Artz, Agt. - 14 7 00 Joseph P Nevin & Co. 12 12 50 W.D En-In , e , . 19 7 OD S.O & G B Alti ck .1 34 7 00 Selnuol Sitere, liquors 'l4 10 50 i S D Wonderlich 14 7 OC - - - JaeohYagne,,,liquors l 4 to ot John Fulwiler, Agt A 14 VOl Brinker & Miller 14 7 0( Arnold & Co Stambaugh & McKesson ! ;14 7 0 Jacob B =Mager 14 7 0 , Dickinson. Andrew G Miller Russel & Dice D.l. Beehuan 1. 13 10 0 Newcomer & Kurtz', 14 7 01 Netoriile. Thomas Stough Wm Bnrr, Agt. Hunter Herron • . . Jamison Hopson, liquors 13 15 0 , T MeCandlish 13 10 0• . Jacob Swoyer , 14 7 0 , Williams & Brother ' 1 14 '7 01 S W Sharp' -John Diller, jr Silver Spring John Coyle George Leiby John Reed Jacob Simmens Glover & Co. Irankford. J. 13 Lackey & Co: ' liquors l4 10 5. Arechanicsburg. 3 Mellison Sr. Co., liquors 13 - 15 0 Simon Arnold, liquors . l3 15 0., Ephraim Zug ' 13 10 0, J L Reigle --- k 1,.1 :....e,% . 3 13 10 0 1 Henry Leas ' - 14 70, Ira Day _ - 14 70 , • J I' Spahr 14 7 0 • Swiler & Emminger - • 14 70 : Webber & Swisher 14 T 0 Maiden, Zechariah & Co. 14 7 0 George Singiser 14 - 1 7 0 South .Middleton. A . w Leidich .. .... 13 ..-100 , Rider & Weals.ley 13 10 0 S'N Divan 13.' 'lO 0 t • Hopeiv'ell. ' Wherry & Rhoads, ' 13 ' , 10 0 Snider & Deihl, 13 .- 10 0 Newton. Mr. Wiley 14 7 0 , Joseph Smith 14 7 0 Kyle & Piper 14 7 01 West Pennsborough. '-. losinh - Ilood - & - art - ' - ' —l3 10 - o 7 Donaldson & Green 14 7 0' Thomas Greason 14 7 0 C Renninger 14 7 Ot J W D Gilliland " . 13 10 Ot Southampton. Johri W Clever, liquors 14' 10 51 Jacob Heillehougher & Co. 14 7 Ot. North Middleton. Samuel Barr 14 7 00 Mins Light 14 7 01 Ilampden. - - J NV Fes ler 14 7 00 G & %V II Eckles ' 14 7 00 Henry Ruppll 14 7 00 John Kutz ' 14 700 el Pennsborougli. _ . . Jacob Rcningcr, liquors Adam Eslinger Joseph 0 Banks Fleisher & Eshenbour Bigler, McKinley Sr. Wilt . 13 . 10 00 Hummel! & Kerr 13, 10 00 New Cumber - land. Tames K,,Boalc, liquors 14 ' 10 50 John G Miller do 14 10 50 Adam Beckleyl4 7 00 Mosser, James & Co. 13 10 00 Church — Feeman & C0.,-.,13 10 , 00 Valentine/ Feeman,& — Co. 13 10i00 Charles Oyster r. , 13 10, 00_ Upper Allen. - A L Cathcart Matthias Bitncr, liquors Lower Allen. Isaac Barton, liquors l4 10 50 Jacob Epley tr. Co 14 7 00 James F Lutz 14 7 00 Monroe. Stptck & Biindt M & S Alorrett Stesse & Gesseamen Mills. . Carlisle. • S Holliday ' Silver Spring Thomas B Bryson 13 10 00 John Shaffner 14 7 00 George H Budher 14 7 00 John Harlorcherl4 7 00 East Pennsbo . Lugh. Jacob Holderman 14 7 00 John Hock <a 14 7 00 Upper Allen. James Williams Jacob Coovor Voiver Allen George Lontz 14 7 00 J L Boyel— _— 14 7 0Q C _Eberly. . 12 12 50 Eitner &ffrjelt 13 10 00 ~ . William rOoks 'l4 7Ou Branaman & Fiping "13 10 00 John Snavely atopden. 14 7 00 south Middleton. .. • Jacob Shoqtrer ' • rlfoni•oe David Foglesong . . - 13 4 107 01 John Prosser .. John A. Ahl • ' • 13 10 00 C.NV Ahl ; i • 13 10 00 David Rife 13 . 10 00 Benjamin Gilderl3 .. Pi 00 North 'Middleton. „ Wm lif Henderson ar Son.. . .j 3 'lO 00 Writ AT Henderson (cave mills) 14 700 . boviil Hoover ~ .; 14 7 1 0 Hemminger & lleugy - 12 12, 50. Dickinson. - , .., A H Barnitz I . . 13 10 00 John Moore,(Guslerl 13 10 00 Prankforg. .. John Hays 4 , -te• -14 7, CO . Southampton.. Peier Cramer -1 : , • 14 .. 7 'OD ' Shippensburg - .Towne*. . . Novin's Heirs - 14 • 700 Jacob nasal 7 00 . • - i We Pennsborough. , Siter & Japaca• - . 13 •. 10.00 Isaac Shollabargo ' :fa. "„ ' 'l3 10 00 William D Philips , _ 14 7 00 Peter Faust . 14 7. 00 John Laughlin _ '•• 14 700 Jacob Shellabargeri_ 5 I,_ - 1,3 0 00 .11opetreli. JaciA) Rampll 14 . 7 - 00 lfewton. ohn•Rrnest 14 7 00 'Ararkward 14 • 7 00 hriatian Au . - 14 .7 00 MAL Edward'Showern 9 ,8 00 C Inhoff, Agt., , , . .1 9 8 -00 Upper Allen.' , Writ garinasa t illena , ,B 0. John Bowman_ - - ' '9 8 0 North Middleton: ' Wm M Heindorson' South' Middleton Robert Given ' - John M.Good,. Agt. • " Monroe. M G Beltzhoovor CW&P A AM Southampton. • Martin Coover ' 10 .5 CO • Hopewell. ,Robert 9 8 00 Jacob Au _ 10 500 Ramp & Grove 10 5 00 Brewers. Carlisle. William Alexander 10 0 00 William Barnitz - 9 • 8 00 Beer, Oyster and Bating Houses. Carlisle. Jacob Low Joseph hlai•kle • s 5 Charles Butler IL- 8 5 Slifppenaburg. Philip Ditrich 8 • 5000 Retailers of Patent MedlcitmeMßE Newville. Wm Bretton 4 500 Ease Pennsborough. Joseph 0. Banks 4 5!. Monroe. Stesse & Gesseamen 4 5 00 Upper Allen. A L Cathcart .4 5 00 13 ' 10 00 14 7 00 Is Elijah Switzer 'Mr. Mitchell Mr. Cramer CtliriSilLAND COUNTY, SS. I do hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of the Dealers in Merchandise, Pa ,tent Medicines, &c., in . Cumberland county Mt returned to me by Jefferson Worthington, EN., Mercantile Appraiser. All persons re turned and classified under the act of 1899, re lating to Distilleries, Bretveries, Patent Medi cines, Eking FlOuseS, tee. and all Merchants, and others, returned and .classified as above, are notified to call and take out their respective, Licenses without dela - • VV y. M M PORTER, may 7 County Treasurer. P 0 'X II B.'S 13 10 01 Patent GrutlnatingTaoyere . 13 100. THE undersigned, alter considerable pense and experiment, has succeeded in produz' cing a TWYERE for Blacksmith's Forges, which, wherever it has been tried, has proved itself.superior to anything of the kind over be• fore invented. It has advantages : which no other Twyere possesses.- _ lst. The blest can- be regulated - effectually so ns to suit ariy kind of work. 2de- The blast can be kept clear at all times without the use of a poker, or without breaking and shaking the fire, thus enabling the smith to take a clean clear heat, 9d. By actual expetirrient it saves ono-third of the Vuel,.while- the work can be done one•fnurth faster. 4th. The blast is re moved . eight or nine inches: . from the hack i which s a.great advantage tiirthisiimith, doing crooked or difficult work. sth. It is not liable to get out of order and will last many years. 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 over all others. 13 100, 13 10 0 13 10 0 14 7 0 14 7 0 13 10 0 13 10 0 13 10 0 14 .7 0 14 7 0 14 7 Carlisle, April 28th, 1851.-This is to certify that I have in my fire one of Porter's Twyeres, and for the short time that I have tried it I can say that I can do more work by one-thiri than I could d with-the old Twyero. Of all the different Twyoros that I have ever tried, I can say that I'orter'a is the beat, on account of the faCilities of the valves. • WM. WORT. Carlisle, April 29th, 1851.—This is to certify that I bay. , trted tits rwymv, of Robrct D Per. ter, and I find that it is e m,ost excellent article, for I havo tried se'veral Twyeres, but this is far superiot to any that I tams ever seen used, for it heats quicker and more regular, and with it I can do onedhird more work in the same time. Le therefore, recommend its use to all who stand in need of such an article. JN O. N. GLANDING, Coachsmith. r This is to certify that I have put in my forgo one of Porter's Patent- Gradeattng-Twyers and 't-is-the-kest-that--1-have-eirer-seen-Eand-sustains all the advantages - elaimed — for -- ift over -- other Twyeres. I would not take twenty dollars and do without it. A B ZEIGLER, S. Middleton. Persons wishing to eiamine the above twyere con do so by calling on the undersigned at Wm M Porter's, Carlisle. Rights for counties or States aro offered for sale. Et*ly attention is remMsted. ROB'T D PORTER. t . (LAME to"th'e prq. \-1 raises of the sub • - 141 1 ",V s k, scriber , in Silver eg\A ! .... ; ptt• Spring tp, Cumlier : .:;11111161\"‘ lan d 7 co u nty, " t the t ofA pr ilins ~ a RED COW, with a white face. Her hip is somewhat knocked down. She has no other - Marks. The - owner is requested to come forward, prove property; pay charges, altd•take her away, or she will bo disposed of as4he law directs. 23afe4tpd . WILLIAM WILEY. 14 10 50 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 Caution .to the Public. -VV-H ERE. AS-t h ci-VEGETABLE. -CAT. 'ME POWDER, manufactured by BREINIG, FRONEFIELD & CO.. No. 187 Arorth Third Street, Philadelphia, has ac quired for itself a wonderful celebrity for its many valuable medicinal qualities, and as an agent to increase the amount of Fat, Milk and Butter in' the perfectly healthy animal ; and whereas its immense popularity amongst the Farmers and -Dairymen, wherever it has been introduced, has induced several_ persons to get up an imitatiop of our CATTLE POWDER, and have taken the same kinguage_almost word for word, as we have in our small bills, and put on th..iire ; We therefore Caution all persons, Storekeepers, Farmers and Dairymen against the deception thus practiced by design ing men. . . • • The Propriotors have investigated.this'sub ject for years, during a long ,reaidence in the country, and do now challenge the world to produce anything equal to their CATTLE POWDER. They Want the public to boar in mind that their pbwder is their's alone, boast ing not of a German, nor any other foreign or. (gin. They wish its Quality (not its name) to be the source urits value. It , has already a character (although of but about 'Five years standing) which enables it to stand upon itsovn merits. . 12 12 50 13 _l5 00 4 7 00 14 7'oo 18 10 00 1 , 1 700 14 700, 14 7 00 Several orders have'boon sent to this eitiloi• Cattle Powder,which have boon'filled by send ing an article got up in imitation of our.own. Wo therefore say again, Storekeepers, Farm ers andttairymen do not -boy a pound' unless you look for the name of Broitng, Fronofield & Co., written signature, on the end, of each Lack, do not allow yourself to ho deceived, the IFE and' HEALTH of your cattle depend upon .thts Caution, as well as your interest.-- Look out—" Vigilance io the price of security.". • BREINVI, FRONEFIELD & No. 1,137 Nortl4.7%irel Street, Phitada. • 30ap3t. 14 7 00 Town Property' For Sale.• rpHE undersigned will expole to public sale 1• on the premises in Shepherdinown, Cum berland county, on TfIORSDAT;IIIay - 15th, 1851, A LOT - OF - GROUND ! containing a bout two and a-half acres, adjoining tbo State :Road lending from Uarrisburg to iGottysburg, having thereon orected,a small LOG HOUSE Said property:will be. said .in .rorholo or in tw equal, parte as may suit purchasers. Salo to coMmonee at one o'clock, P.lll, *hen terms, asc., will-be made known by: ' ROBERT DRYSON, 22ripte Adm'i. of Whi.llarknees, dc!d. . Great Bargaim; 0 • IN WATCHES, ..TElWidtiflir, &c. . ..- TIID tindersigned, 'intending to KoMove to their new storo , ip a few' weeks; and•wishing.to ,roduce their present Jetook, to make' room for naw Goods. have determined to 'sell eLf , jor cash, their large stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY ) . MILITARY and FANCY GOODS; (a con aiderable, portion of WhiCh is'of.'tbte: Spring's imporiation'a'atzicatly rediteed•Viss., Many et , the . GoddeVvill . tieaeld-Witlibniregard to cost and purchasers may rely-en getting bargains tit wholesale or retail. ' - ... " - --:CANFIELD, D.DOTHER Ar. CO.. . 7 - NO. 221 Detan er° street, 31 P 2 M . ' , (mlerof , gharleeat jale . . • 7: 20,00 7 - 20 0 . 10 *..5 00 8 12 50 8 12150 Carlisle 4 5 CO 4 5 00' 4 5 00 STRAY COW. -Stoyto FIRST IN MAILIKET: -.. • • Fresh Dings, aledicinee, • Pcrfianery; Fancy . Articles, riIHE subscriber has just received his Spring supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES 'AND 'ovary among which can be found overyarticle used by 'Physicians • in their pre scriptions, to Ate putting up of which, he will 'give particular, attention. Also, Pril,sts, GIIs, Dye Stuffs, Poribmiery, Soaps, and a variety of Fancy articles too num arena to mention, together with a superior lot of TOBACCO AND. CIGARS of various brands, all of which, haying purchased.in per. son, mon the most favorable terms; he will guarantee as being of the best Virility, and is willing to sell, not exactly at City Prizes, yet for a very sins& advance for CASH. He would. respectfully invite the attention of Physicians, Country Merchants and Pedlars, to whom he will make a liberal deduction.— Opposite the Road Depot, corner of Pitt und High streets, Carlisle, Pa. • mar 19 LATEST ARRIVAL OF SPRING & SUMIVXMD. GOODS, • At the Cheap Store, 148 North Hanover st. HAVING returned from Philadelphia with a selected assortment of Spring and Sum— mer Goods,_l would respectfully_ invite all per sons who wish to purchase now goods to call and examirek, my stock, as.l am determined to sell at small profits. Among thorn may be found LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Such as Silk Tissues, Silk Lustres, Foulard Silks, plain and figured De Laines, Berego; Berege do Leiria., LawnscGinghams and Cali coes. BONNETS, • A largo assortment of 'Bonnets, all qualities and of the newest. styles. Ms°, Bonnet- Ribbons 'Kid Gloves and Parasols. _ _ . - - - CLOTHS, CASSIMERES VESTINGS, Tweeds, Jeans, Gambroons, Velvet Cords, Blue Drills, Sec. Also, Muslins, Tickings Ta ble Diaper, Linen Table Cloths, Chocks, Ho niery, Bagging, &c. GROCERIES, Coffee, Molasses, Green tind Black Teas and Spices. Butter, Eggs, Rags and Soap, and all kinds of Country Produce taken at market prices, in exchange for goods. ap9 A C FETTER. For the Benefit of the Public. THE subscribers lake this Method of inform ing their old customers and the pullic generally that they have removed their extensive CLOTHING ESTABLISH:4I4NT, one dipornorth of their old stand, to Stile room formerly occupied by S A Coyle, in Noith Hanover streef,'Carliale, where they have ad ded to their stock.an erxtensive assortment of SPRING SUMMER "CLOTHING. They_lseep constantiy.on hap,tl a filll amsortmelit, of every kind of clothing either' for dress or rei botr. Their stock consists in part of fine cloth Dress and Frock Coats, Cassimere Pants, Silk and Satin Vests, and also coats of satsinett: *weed, Croton Cloth, Cashmerett, Linen, &c. and a full assortment of pants for summer wear and to their assortment of clothing there is scarcely an end, embracing almost every varie tfiof pattern, make and price; they also keep constantly on hand an excellent assortment of goods for GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, - _ which they are prepare& to make up to order at shott Tittle°. • They also keep constantly on hand an assortment of Leather and Hair trunks valise's, carpet bags, umbrellas ' hate and Caps, suspenders, dres s find under shirts, bosoMs and co!lars,,fancy and plain silk neck and pocket handkerchiefs, and tots of notions to numerous to'mention. We• invite you .to give us a call and examine for' yourselves, as we have the stock and are prepared to sell to suit customers. They'would just mention that they have no city clothing, but thattheir garments are all made in Carlisle' under their own supervision. 9ap3m ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON. BONNEITS, BONNETS The subimribor is just receiving a large and varied assortment of Straw Bonnets, ot. all de scriptions. Also, 100 Bolts Bonnet Ribbons, the cheapest ever offered in . qarlisle. Call soon or•you* will miss bargains in Bonnet Rib bons, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, We are now opening a very choke lot of La dies and Gentlemen's Linen Cambric Hand- kerchiefs, at various prices, decidedly the cheapest lot of haudkierchlefs wo have ever of fered to the public. Ladies do not miss them. ' IRISH LINENS, &c. _ . We are just receiving a large lot Irish Linens from the best Bleacheries and at low prices.— Also, Barnsley Sheeting's, Pillow case Linens and Muslins, with a general assortment of Li. nen Pant Stuffs. ' NEW STYLE DRESS TRIMMINGS , Just received the new style Quilted Rib bons for Trimming Lrdies Dresses. Also, new 'style Buttons of varlouslinds for Ladies Dresos BL_ ACID. SILICS; Scc.. • Just-opened a-general assortment of Blue and Colored Silks and Berege de Lains, with other dress goods. apB G W HITIYER. ' ,• SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTEINGI! , EVERY -'BODY should embrace this op portunity to buy CLOTHING for Men, Youth and Boys, at such prices as have never yet been known to this Borough,, at s 33 x.riT n s CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT; West Main st, next door to Burkholder's hotel, Embracing al choice of the best, meet desira ble and fashionable CASHMERETTICOATS, . _ _ HABIT CLOTH do, ' LINEN. DRILLING do TWEEDS, &c., &c. • Together with a great variety of English, French and American CLOTHS.and Summer Fabrics, adapted to the wants of Men and Bove, both for Dresd and Business Garments. - Particular - care-has-been - taken to-procure the new style SUMMER -COATS, •. PANTALOONS, VESTS, Bd.c-. To Which he would invite special attention.— FURNISH I N G GOOD S, consisting of Shirts, Stocks, -.Handkerchiefs, &c.; all 01 which are offered at the lowest possible cash prices, and as Cheap as. any other Clothing Store in the Union. Parents who desire Boys Clothing, are earnestly invited to examine' tho stook. Country a ore keepers can be accom modated at very low rates for cash. .[l6ap d'VETP_SIPREVG GOODS! AT THE GHEAP STORE WE have just returned from the city with a largo and extensive assortment of • CLOTHS, CASSIMERES VESTINGS,. Linen and cotton pantaloon stuffs, for men and boys wear, tweeds, black summer. cloths, Kan- Lucky jeans, &c., cheaper than'ever. DRESS GOODS, Mous. do Lainea 4000 yda Chintzes, Barege de Lanes, Dotted Stylises, Lawns, Plain Swissea, . Gingham:, Plain Jaeoneta Alpachas, • Bapred ' do. • • Silk Poplines, - BoMbazines, Colored Baregea d*C. t te. .i , ON ETS, A good assortment, from 5t3 cents to $2,50 Palm Leaf, Leghorn and Rough and Ready Hats, &c. ITUSLINS., TICKINGS„CLIECES, 'linen and cotton diapers, nankeens; and en ex celloncatock of Mullins, thnt cant ho boat for cheapness, Edgings, insertings, Gloves, Ho siery, Suspenders, and a large lot of RIBBONS d• PARASOLS,' whir.h will be sold cheap. GROCERIES, SPICES, TEAS, &e.,'which will be sold at lower pricee , than the 8111110 can be bought hero or elsewhere 16to .:. A & W BENTZ %TA! TElik, I TEA.! • LATEST AR R 1 V A - I, --- FROM. CHINA!-The irf lovers of guild .TEA , can bo ; ; : 3 : supplied with Joulcin's & Co's Superior Green and Black ZEMSC. 7 Tens, either loose or put up " in fourth, half or . pound me. Mille packs to 'suit purchasers at prices ranging from 50 cents up-to-Si !por pound, b' calling.at the store of, fmrS] J. D. HALBERT.' BOOM BOOZER 330011E11',. THOSE' desiring very good BOOKS will ' please call at my-Drug, BOok and Fancy Store, Main 'street, Carlisle., I: am „Making preparations for the Trade'Salesin Now York, and will.sqll.the a took on hand at unusually low prices if called. for within a few, days, The works now on hand.compriao scam of the very blot extant. - , • mar' ' 'F' WRAWWNS, • RNOLbS - writing fluid, a vary , ‘au r. bk. tbriale gt HMIFIARb _S#or & gi 'joys. Town property For Sale, ' TEES subscriber offers for tale the HOUSE 'AND LOT situate .on West Street `adjoining, the residence of Wm. 8, •h. Cobenn and Mr. Peffer, in th? is rodgh of Carlisle. The lot is 30 feet in front and 120 feet deep rust• ning to an alley. The house is a substantial (fame building, one Mori , Mid a half high, and in good order.'there arc a numberof choice fruit trees on the lot, and the property.pos sums the right to the use of a pump nearly opposite the house. For further particulars apply to t Dm% F. GARDNER. - • To be. Sold at Private" Sale. ALL that certain HOUSE AID LOT situate in the Borough of Carlisle, bounded on the cast by a lot of John Mtiore, on the north by a lot of Rev. fohn Ulrich, on the West by a lot of Jacob Weaver, ;11; and on the South by North Street, 111111 containing 160 feet in front, and 240 feet in depth. • Having thereon e rected aim.° etory double STONE HOUSE, with a ono and a half story KITCHEN attach ed thereto: An indisputable title will be given by the owner. ap2 MARGARETTA C. STURM. NI W GOODS! NEW GOODS! THE.mOst extensive assortment of SPRIN G_ GOODS ever brought to.Carlise, now opening and offering by the subscriber on.the most ac commodating terms and uncommonly ebOap.— Among the lot will ho found a most splendid assortment of LADIES DRESS 'GOODS, such as Chono and Foulard. Silks, Silk and Li tton Poplines, Mirage Do Laines, Fig'd Surg, Lawns, Barages, Tissues. Marcolines, Bril liantine, &c. BONNETS, An immense stock of Bonnets, all qualities and Micas.' Also, Bonnet Ribbons and Flow ers in great variety and very beautiful. CARPETINGS & MATTINGS, A full assortment of all kinds Carpetings and Mattings. White land colored CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, Sortie new and elegant French Clotlli and Cetbsimeres at reduced prices. Muslins, Tick ings, Checks, Hosiery, Baggings, &c. The public are invited to call and, examine this largo aneliplendid stock of new goods, and they will m.(6* be suited with the goods and [niece. Recollect the old stand East Main st., Carlisle. [np2], C. OGILBY. EXTENSIVE LUNCEitn & COAL YARD. HE auiperiber would respectfully inform T his customers and the public generally that he still continues the LUMBER - AND COAL BUSINESS, and that having lately purchased in-addition to his former-business facilities, the largo and convenient Warehouse and Coal Yard lately occupied by Mr. Henry Wright ; opposite the well known Lumber and Coal Yard of the subscriber, situate along the Rail Road and College Lane, he, is now more fully:prepared to enlarge his business. He has at tbistime and is keeping constantly on hand a well selected assortment of SEASONED LUINIBERr, 11' of all kinds, sorts, and sizes. Likewise the different kinds oI FAMILY COAL. such as stove Coal of the different kinds, Lime . borners and Blacksmith's Coal, of the best quality.— A I of which ha will sell unusually low for Cash. He will also keep constantly on hand PLASTER. SALT, FISH, &c. With all "ithe different artieles_generally found in awell ittored Warehouse. -lie will also at all times buy PRODUCE and FLOP R, for which-he will pay the highest-current prices, - Being very thankful for past favors, would most anxiously solicit a continuation of at least a reasonable share of public patronage— marl9 SAM'L, M. HOOVER. .CLOTEEINGI WHOLESALE & RETAIL AT THE • Pniladelphia Wardrobe, Southeast Corner, Market Sr. Sixth Streets. R McNEILLE & Co., invite the atten tion of Wholesale and Retail buyers, to •their extensive and complete<stoek of Spring and Summer CLOTHING, comprising every variety of style that can be produced. Our aim is to please and accommodate all, and in order to do this, wo manufacture Clothing at almost ovary price. Selling FOR CASH ONLY enables us to offer Clothing at a very trilling advance. Our motto is Small Pro fi t. and Quick Sales. We are -confident that an examination by yoU is all that rut necessary to confirm what wo say, and secure your custom. marl9--3m NOVELTY IRON WORKS, THIS EStablishment has jitst 'commenced operation, and is prepared to manulawure— Steam Engines and Boilers, Blowing Cylinders and Hot Blast Pipes, Retorts, Lamp Posts. Gas and Water Pipes, Car Wheels and Axles, Rolling Mill Castings, • Grist and Saw Mill 'Ca - Sti rig - sr; HoTstr — Powerei - Th re shiny, -- Machines-, Plough Castings, Cast Iron Fronts for Houses, Cast Copeing and Railing, Patterns and Black smith's work made to order. J. H. JONES. Harrisburg, Pa. ar2'sl-2mpd New and Popular School Book. giOMPREHENSIVE SUMMARY of LI— NIVERSAL HISTORY, together with a BIOGREIPHY of DISTING UISHE D . PERSONS, to which is appends so epitome. of Heathen Mythology, Natura'Philosophy, General Astronomy and Physiology. Adeipted in the Public Schools of Philadelphia. ' E. S. JONES & CO, Publishers, S MI Corner of Fourth and Race its. Phila. 30thaply Teachers and School CoMmittees addressing letters to us post paid, will be. furnished.with espies for examination. 11:7•A full assortment of Books and Station ery•for snle at the Lowest Prices. rOII..SAINE. ri., A SECOND HAND PIANO , -.7.!trlp, A groat bargain. Apply to, Mr I I i Chas. Springer, in Loather at, , April Oa - Hubbardis, Female School. rirtHE seconikquarter of the Female School, undet the direction of J. W. Hubbard; will commence on MONDAY, Mny 12th:7-- All the branches of a thorough English Edir cation will be taught. Also, the Latin, Greek, and French Languages. :Tait*, for the Eng lish Branches, front $7 to $9 pet quarter. An:i cient Languages end French $3 extra,. Soho , tars can commence at any time intermediate between the beginning and close of each•quar ter. by paying for time of attendance only. • 23art J. W. lIUBBARD. o --, THE subscriber has on hand a large and well selected assortment of MUSIC of all kind°, consisting of Songs, Marches, \Vanua, Polkas, &c.. also instructions for Piano and other instruments. "Ilerlini's Method" for piano, "Macau Mothodfor the Violin, &e. and a supply of Violin and Guitar Strings, of first rate quality at city prices. • Having made an arrangement with an im porting and publishing house in Philadelphia, he will be constantly supplied with new Music end able toifurnish anything it that lino at short notice and upon • reasonable terms. Music Teachers will find it for their interest to call and examine for themselves at the corner of Pitt and High streets, opposite the Mansion Hones [ml9l S. A. HUBBARD. 13.1LIIETY rums, FOR BLASTING ROCKS! inIRDERS forthe .above article, addressel to 1 113 to the undersigned at their Manufactory meariMechanicsburg, Cumberland county, Pa., will moot with prompt attention, and be filled at the lowest cash pikes. GEO. V. COOVER, 23ftpl yptl PETER GINGRICH, Pure Cider Vinegar. - UST received a fresh barrel of Puie Cube er T Vinegar, of superior-quality, end warrante free from adulteration. nov6 . G W If cls/ Harrisburg. Steam• Wood Turning and Scroll Sawing Shop. WOOD TURNING in. all its branches, in citj style and at city prieee. Every variety of Cabinet and Carpenter work either on hand or turned to order Bed Posts,: 'iablc.Legs; Atoning Posts, Ralustres, . Nowell Posts, Wagon Hubs, Rosatts,- Piitterni, Columns, Slat and QuarfenAfouldings,.Round or Octagon Chisel Handler, efCo .- • This ahop is in STRAWBERRY ALLEY. near Third .Street, and no, we intend'to please n il Our 'customers who Want goad Work done, It lakoped the trade will give us a call, Ten— Ping and Ten—Pin Balls made to order or re turned. W. O—HICKOK Harrisburg, April 30th, ,Ll . - anbcpar, JUST received a fresh lot of GROCERIES which will be sold very low at the old cheap Store, East Main Street. ap2 0.. OMB Y. BOOTS & 078,LVES. I. A M"nolikopening `my Sping stocg of Ls I. dies and Gentlemen' s Boots and Shoes.— Also, a large lot of Boys Missesand Children's Shoes.' All of the newest style, be t quality, and best of all very cheap. • ap2 C. - 0G LB Y. popP7 - om ►~ HAVE received froth Mr. Landreth, my A Spring supply of FRESH P.A R D RN SEEDS, which are warranted genuine. thar2G SALLIOTT. GARDEN SEEDS. VRESH GARDEN SEEDS, of. the bent quality, from the celebrated establishments of Risley. & Co., New' York, and D. Land reth Philadelphia, all of which are warranted fresh, just received and for sale at the Cheap Drug and Book Store of mr26 S. W. HAYERSTICIL. COD LIVER OIL.—An excellent article V for solo by mar% 13= I= E. L. PILIMER. &,,,ACOe S, E, CORNER OF CALVERT & LOMBARD STS, BALTIMORE. PEALERS in 'I in Plates; American, Eng' lishiand Russia. Sheet Iron; Boiler and ie Iron; Hoop and Rod Iron; Iron Wire; `Pinned Copper; Zinc; Spelter; Pig and Bar Load; Lead Pipe; Sheet Lead; Bloat and Bar Tin;• Brass Kettles; Tinner's Tools and Ma chines; Stove Trimmings;. American Rivets, all sizes, Tinned and Black, &c. March 26, 1851—Iypd. REMOVAL! Family Grocery Store. . THE'Subscriber having removed his Grocery Establishment, 'on South Hanover , :;:, street, to _the large building nearly 1 , 1 z. .. opposite hut old &mud desires to cal II 3\• • t . the attention of the public to the en .._ 1 i 2 perior-stock of FRESH GROCER lES which he has just opened, and which he will tiollon - the - most - accommodating termer The arrangement of his now Establishment will - be found of the most complete character, and his assortinent,compriaes every article that can be found in a , - Perfect Pamily Grocery, such as sugars. coffee, teas, spices, hams, dried beef, cheese, shad, mackerel, hetiings dried fruit, soaps, &c., together with an elegant as sortment•ol China and-Crockery Ware of eve ry 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 call from the public is therefore respectfully solicited mars ' C. INHOFE% NEW GOODS at the.OHEAP STORE. prriH-E -Anderaigned informs his .friends and j_ numerous customers, thnt he has just re turned from. Philadelphia, with a large and carefully selected assortment of NEW SPRING,pOODS, purchased at the lowest prices, whichl le de termined to sell at small profits. SUPERIOR CLOTHS, at from 75 cents to $6 a 'yartli Cassimeres, Cassinots and, Vestings, at various prices. • . DRESS, GOODS, - such as Detainee; idelego db Laines, a splendid assortment of Silks, Cati , oes,Gingharne, Ch'ke Table Diapers, Tickings, Muslims, Bonnets, Hats, &c. BOOTS AND SHOES, A good assortment of Mon s,, Women' and Children's Boots and Shoes, of superior qual ity and very' cheat). Also, Boy's and" Men's Cloth Caps, Palm Hats and.A large assortment of Bonnets. GROCERIES, such as 'Sugar,. Coffee, MolassesNenkin's celebrated TEAS.• Constantly on hand the best quality of Carpet Chain. The subscriber respectfully asks all who wish bargains, to give him a call; rif las - stand opposite Wm. Leonard's North Hanover st.— Butter, Eggs, Rage, Soap, and Dried Fruit, taken at market prices. mar 26 N W WOODS, Agt. Noticc. Estate of Jacob S, Faust, dec'd, NIDTICE is hereby given' that Letters Tea tementai,y on the estate of Jacob S. Faust late of the 'borough of Carlisle, deed., have been granted to the subscriber, residing in the same place. All 'persons indebted to said es tate aro required to come forward and make immediate payment, and those having claims te.preSent them for 'settlement to - I6ap - LENORA. FAUST, Executrix.za Estate of Eliza Laimson, deo'd. is hereby given that Letters of 1.1 Administration on the Estate' of Eliza Lawson, Into of , Cumberland county dec'd, have been granted to the subscriber residing in South Middleton township. All persons tn. dehted to said estate are requested to make im mediate payment, and those having claims to present them duly authenticated for settlement. 16sp6t. • AVM. SMITH, Adm'r. 81313ZISS1EN I Z. AIEMBERS of the Allen and Eastpennsbo• rough Mutual. Fire Insuraticeiecimparry, are hereby notified, that the Board of Mana gers, have ordered an assessment Of FOUR PER CENT on all the premium notes duo the company, on the eleventh day of March, 1851, to be paid previous to the 10th day of Sane next, to the Treasurer or Receiver. As the Treasurer intends calling on the members, persdliblly, bolero that time, it would be advi- sable to be ready. ' LEWIS RYER. Secretary: MICHAEL COClCLlN,.Treasurer.p March 26, 1851. InrGarette and Republican, York—Union and Telegraph, Harrisburg—copy to amount 92. Brigade Inspector's Orders. 0 . :4 CONFORMITY with the MilizialAws of Penna. passed , the 17th day . of April, 1849, to Revise and provide for Training of such only as shall be uniformed. Therefore, the several Battalions within the bounds of the let Brigade, 15th Division, will meet for review and inspection, as follows :—The Ist Battalion COM-, mended by Major Jacob Bowman, willfneet at 10 o'clock A. AL, on . Saturday the 17th day of May in Alechoniesburg id Battalion com 'mended by CaptyDavid Whorry,-will. meet at 10 o'clock, A. AL, on Thursday the 27th day of May. at such place as the commanding ofii: cur may designate. The 3d Battalion-com= mended - by Major John F. Hunter, will 'meet at ten o'clock, A'. M., in CarlisloAn Tuesday, the 13th day of May. The First Regiment Cumberland county Volunteer* will meet 'at Nowville on Tuesday the-20th day-of Adjutants of Battalions will make a correct re turn of the Field Officers and non-commission- ed staff on said days of training. Contains of commanding Officers of Compa nine will be required to make correct, reports - of their companies on the above days. • • Battalion - Flags will bo - received and escort-fi t eiLand - returned folthe !commanding officer's uarters,•aerirescribed by the Gene : al Rule'of tiio' U. S. A. The second Battalion will : elect'one major In room of Major Frazier cosigned, at 2 olelooks P. M. on Thursday,the 22a of May.' ' Copt, Stuart's Troop Will meet at such place, as he may direct, and inform the undersigned. 015'16 S. CROP, Brig. Ins. Children's - Stockings, AC FULL assortmont of White. and Mixed .1-11 L• Morino noon of all tins for Children.— Mao,-Ladies Hoe° in groat variety just opened by . G W lITTNER. • Brushes 1 BrusheaL, • A great variety' f these wieful:artieles le fared for . stab, consisting of 'Whitewash, Swain! Serahhino, Painters, loth,Slinving, - Hair, Teeth anil.Narl,f lash and Graining Blushes in great variety; all af?,Trllich areal' the, liest,gint ty and will be sold at the lowost niieos Juno 6." -! • ( 8 •ELLIOTT HUBBARD
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