'A.butrtiseincitts.
IV .P 0 ,TENNT LINO,
EAREAVELL VISIT TO PHILAD'A
Previous to her 'visiting Boston, Albany, NI
agora Falls, Western' Now York, thd Lakes
Canada, and her final departure for Europe.
Threa.Grand Farewelljoncerts !
Will be given on MONDAY, V, DNESDAy
AND FRIDAY, June 9th, Mb, and 13th.
"At the
, .
NATIONAL THEA.THE
I=
JEAIWY? LIAM I
SIGNOR SALVI A
and SIGNOR BICIALETTI,
Will appear in them.
GR:41.71171 ORCHESTRA
COMBINING TIIE
FIRST MUSICAL TALENT!
in America, has been engaged for these Coh
eerie, which will be Conducted by
IVEr. Benedict.
• Owing to the,iromense capacity of the Na
tional Theatre, tlie price of Tickets •bas been
fix'ed •at $3, $2 and 81 each, according to the
locution, and every ticket 'entitlee to' numbered
check, securing his seat.
These are positively the last concerts, that.
Mlle Jenny Lind, will ever give in Philadelphia.
The public's Obedient , Servant,
june4-2t , P T BARNUM.
hardware.
TIIE subscriber returns his sincere thanks
to his numerous customers' and the public go.
florally for the liberal encouragement thus far
extended, and desires in a word to assure all
that he has considerably enlarged his stock in
all its branches connected with his business
without going into detail, for- that would be us.
necessary, and at such prices that cauld not fail
to please. •
I have just opened a complete assortment of
Grass and Cradling SCYTHES of different
brands; -- Constantly on hand - Blake's Fire and
Water Proof Paint
june4
IVlediCines! inedicines I
I.?reslt Medicines recently received at .Thcru.
11:71S' old stand, next door to the Post office,
Main street, Carlisle.
Dr. J. McCulloch, a graduate of the Univer
sity ofHf . rt s:ylvania, is now n partner in this
astiiiilitlifirelit;iiiid - VillsgiVellia °Special sdper
vision,to, the compounding of prescriptions.
All Medicines warranted pure and genuine,
and sold nt the lowest rates. Fresh Pine Oil
and Fluid constantly for sale.:
May 28,'51. fi M RAWLINS.
drust Received
A new supply of Silk Tissues, fiareges,plain
and figured Swieses,. Lawns and Gentlemen's
Handkerchiefs. (May 28.) A. C FETTER.
Blacksmith's Coal.
•
2000 bushels blacksmith's coal, a superi....
article, receiving and for sale by
'NV 13 MURRAY, Ant.
Limeburners
'so tons Lykens Vailef nut coal for but fling
lie ie receiving and for sale cheap by
W B ALUR RAY, Agt.
SUPERIOR FRESH gROCEMEES !
Call and See before Purchasing elsewhere !
MUD subscriber islust receiving and omit:.
ing et his Cheap Family Grocery and
Queenswnre Store in West - Alain street, Car
lisle, a very large assortinent of all the arti
cles in his lino of business.
Rio Coffee frem . l2 t0,,,14 cents per pound,
— fargcard a — Strict:FY prifii - dliftlele: — AlST,
Brown Sugars of the best quality, from 7 to 9
cents per pound, Lovering's best crushed and
pulverized Sugars from 10 to 12 1.2 cents per
pound, N. O. Sugar House end Syrup Moles•
ads of all 'grades from 30 to 62,1 per gallon.—
Also, a supply of fretlh ground SPICES of all
kinds, warranted pure. SOAPS, Faticv,kas
tile, Rozin and Country Soaps, Chocolate, pul
. yerized Solar/in - ITc; Indigo, Mould and Dipped
'Candles, Common and Winter Strained Whale
Oils. A:co, a supply of fresh Hominy, cheese
from the hest Dairies always on hand. Fancy
sewing, traveling, clothetrand market Baskets,
together with a general assortment of Chew
. ing and smoking Tobaccos ' Spanish and half-
Spanish Cigars, Common do., ropes, twines,
and BrAlies of all kinds.
CEDAR W A It E.—Housekeepers, and
others expecr,ing soon to embark in the sante
business, please call . and examine my stock of
Wash. tubs, Wash Rubbers, Churns, Cedar
Buckets, fancy, painted and varnished Buckets,
Brooms, Szc., &.c.
GLASS- - -AND—QUEE - NI . IWA - RE - .—The
subscriber has just added to h: abeacly large
stock a - number of white Granite, Gold Fig r
• ed, Blue, Marble, Flowing Blue and Mulber.
Tea_Se , s,„...of nieces. Also, Platetind.
Dishes, Tumblers, Preserve Dishes, Syrup
Bottles, &c. of every description and, price so
that he will be able to meet the wants and
mean; of all in the community,who may favor
10 tit with a call
mnrs
China and Crockery Ware
White Granite Stone Warr,
such as Dishes, Hares, Tea Sets, covereJ nd
uncovered dishes, bowls,' totlet and elm ,ber
sets, pitchers, &e., togotner with a lot o
llitte Liverpim/ Tritre,
all of the latest style sad shapes, also, all the
various articles of the hest common
•
White and Edged Ware.
The' assortment includes a few plain
While and Gold Band China Tea Sets,
ofthe best quality and style, and also all the
necessary articles of the best Granite, Stone
end Blue Liverpool Ware suitable for any sized
DiUrere — TrTeTrSels,
as may. bo wanted, together with n varicty of
Glass Ware, including a fine assortmedt of
Bar and Table Tumblers,
dishes, .footed and other bowls, goblets, wino
*glaimos, lemonades, lamps, &c. The prices
for all of which are fixed at the lowest cash
prices. We invite our frionds who aro in want
of articles in our lino to give us a call.
mars J W EBY.
rRESIZ GROCERIES 1
A NEW supply of fresh Coffees, White and
Brown Sugars, Spices of all hinds, ground and
ngro
uund, with other v s o
arietief a-Gro
ceryliStore, Including also a new supply .of Jen
kin's .No. I Quality of
FINE GREEN & BLACK TEAS,
in metallic packs of quarter, half and pound
vacicages from 50 to $1,50 per pound, as also
n the bulk. All just opened and for sale at the
store of . - tin:l2] J W EBY.
Patent Starch Polish,
EIOR giving a beautiful gloss to Linens, Illus•
line, Collars, &c., and prevents dust from
sticking to Linong, &c. It contains nothing
injurious. Just received by
deal ' G .14P lIITNER.
IVX: Ai SWXL'ER, -
No, 8 Alnrkot Street, near Me Bridge,
RARRISBURG.
E A.L E ft. iN MOT NE Res , . m
Li ell-TINES, HAND TOLS,
Svc.. rem t . bo • mom . celebrated Eastern
Alanulacteries. grFurnished' at Manufactur
e pricos...oo • [mars-3m.
r t FORFEIT.. DR. HUNTER WLLL
U/ forfeit ssoof failing to cure any case
of disease that may coma under his care, no
matter how long standing or a ffl icting. Either
BOX arc invited to this private room, 38 North
SE VE YT a Street, Philadelphia,
,without fear
of interruption by other patients. . Strangers
and &theta who have .beon - unfortunate in the
selection of a physician era invited to cull.—
Those who haVe injured 'themselves by solitary
vice are also invited.
READ AND itFiFLECT.—The afflicted
would di) well to reflect before trusting their
' health, happinoss, and in many.cases, their livos
in the 'lands of physicians, ignorant of this class
of =Wish. It is certainly Impossible for one
man to understand all the ills tho human family,
two - subject to. Every respectable -physician
has his peculiar brutish in wide!' he is more sue
cussful than! his brother' professors and to that
Ile devotes most of his time and study.'
YEARS• PRACTICI::, exclusively de
voted. to the.study-and treattnent of diseases of
the sexual organe,toptlior with ulcers upon the
'body. throat, nese, or-lege i pains in the bead or
bonas".morcurial rheumatism , gravel, irregular
ities, disease ar iaing from youthful excesses or
iniparitios of the blood, Whereby the' constitu•
tion has bbeorno enfeebled, enables the ckoctor
to offer speedy relief toali who may plaeo - theha.
wolves under his curo, • • tiutv•s
New 'Abartis6ncnts.
11 4 41 1 00iDirlitog . p4 rpitisnol
RESPECTFULLY informs the public gen
erally, that he hat just returned from the city
with a large and splendid assortment of articles
tuituble for gentlemen and ladies' toilets, such
as •
SHAVING CFMAMS AND • SOAPS.
Roussel's Rose and Ambrosial shriving cream,
" 0 lephane,
" Wash Balls,
Circassian Soaps.
Fancy Toilet Soaps, &c.,
. " Extracts pf various odors, Fancy
Cologne and Cologne bottles,
" Compound Ox Marlow Pomade,
Recinine, together with Geranium
rose hair oil, ox marrows, lioarg oil, Ere. Also
a rare assortment of brushes, such as hat 'Brindl
es, nail, do., tooth, do.. shaving, do., clothes,
do. A lot,ofrazors, a,td razor strops. Also on
hand a large assortment of hair work, such as
Gentlemens' wigs and scalps..
La - dies do,
Back and front braids,
_ .
" Curls, 81. c., and a variety of other
articles to which the attention of the public is
respectfully invited,' 3
Carlisle, Mny 2b, 16.51.
THC subscribers would respectfully inform
the public that 'they have commenced the bu•
sinese of Upholstering, in all its branches, at
their shop, on Loather street, near Leonard's
corner, where they nre prepared to manufacture
to order all kingof MA'I"PRASSES, such Us
the newly patented Spirit/ Spring .11 - uttrass,
Curled Hair ,Haut, asses, flask Beds, dc., all
of which are made ifi the best style, and at very
low prides.
'lite public arc beComing aware of the health
ful and invigorating influence of these beds, in
preference to leathers, amid the experience of
eminent physicians in cities and elsewhere, u
niversally recommends them as the best to be
used by persons in health as well as the infirm
and invalids. Principals of Colleges, Acade
mies, and Hotel keepers, as well as families,
are respectfully invited to give us a call.
{0 -SADDLING in all its various branches
carried on in the same shop.
May 28,'51. TIZZARD & SHELLY.
LAW LIBRARY- FOR SALE.
A valuable LAW LILMARY, belonging to
Judge Brandebury, and •eonSisting 'of most of
the Pennsylvania Reports and a number of oth
er standard Law Works, will be sold very low
to any person purchasing the lot. The books
cats be seen and the prices ascertained by call
ing at the office of W. M. PEN ROSE, Esq.,
in Main Street-,
H. SAXTON
Dr, GEORGE Z...l3kETZ,____
WILL perform al
- operations upon the
„teeth that may be re
requireti for their preservation. Artificial teeth
inserted, from a single tooth to an entire set, on
the most scientific principles. Diseases of the
mouth and irregularities carefully frosted. _Of
fice qt the residence of his brother, on th,
Pitt Street, Carlisle.
Mrs. M. NEFF has opened - 4. p lendid as
sortment of Spring and Fancy :Millinery,
tier stock consists of Straw and Fancy Silk
Bonnets, Children's'liats, Ladies Dress Caps,
and an assortment of Fancy Goods, embracing
in part,
Ribbons, Crape Shawls,
Flowers, Parasols,
Bonnet Caps, • Corsetts,
Collars, Dress Silks,
Combs, . Capes,
•
Curls, 0 . Sleeves,
Rair,Rraids, s-c. •
Bonnets altered in:the neatest and moat (ash
ionnble manner. Pleass,..eall and examine my
stock. [my7J M. NEFF.
-----PLlE—suliserilyer—bas-just-received—a—large
shpply of BOOTS Sz. SHOES,
.for Spring 'and Surtimer Wear,
which makes his assortment very
complete.
It comprises Gentlemen's French Celt Skin
and 'Morocco Boots, Congress-Gailers ' Jack
son'lkoarg; Men's, Boys' and Youths' Enam
elled Congress Boots, Calf Skin, Goat and
Kip Brogans, Morocco.Bools, Slippers,
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 arc respectlully solicited to con
tinue their patronage.
Carlisle, may . / WM. M PORTER.
viTtue of an Order or the Orphans' Court
of Centre, county, will be exposed to pub
lic sale on Thursday, the 11th day of June, A.
D., 1851, at the Court House, in the borough
_sqi . .l3(3.llefpptg.,.. Centre county, __the .undivided
lour-Wills 'of a certain tract of land adjoining the
borough of Bellefonte. containing 29 ACRES
and perelies, upon which is erected a large
PO UNDRY,MACIIINL SH P,Wurehous . e,
—a - Two Si - ery-St - o - ne --- llotteerc - BartFrand - Three
Frame Dwellim; Houses, said property being
well known as LIAR RIS'S MILL PROPER
TY: A large STONE GRIST AND AIER.-
CH ANT MILL, was erected on the premises
whicli o was recently destroyed by fire, the walls
J D HALBERT
of which are standing, and deemed sufficient to
rebuild on. The water power is ample for six
run of stone all the year, being chictli , - spring
water, and not affected with ice or drought.—
The location is very eligible for country custom
or merchant work, being within a quarter of a
mile of the head of Bald Eagle canal, which.
with the State Canals aflbrd a navigation to
Philadelphia and Baltimore. Tho Foundry - is
well located and capable of doing a large a•
inonnt of business.
Persons desiring n property well adapted to
milhog and manutacturing will do well to at
tend the sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-00e third of the purchase
money to be paid in hand at the confirmation of
the sale, and the balance in two equal payments
with interest, secured by bond and mortgage.
BOND VALENTINE,
uard inn of-the-minor-chi Idron-of-Ilarri z
deceased.
._ . .
24. I).—lt Is underssoo4 that the remaining
ono fifth will be -exposed to sale ut the same
time and place.
Bellefonte, May 28, 1.851,—te.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.
I.IIIURSUANT to an order of the Orphans'
Courtf L gt Becks county, will ~be sold at
Public - Voodoo- on MONDAY, tho. Oth_ day
of June, A. 1851, at the house of Isaac
Liv'ngwood, in Amity township, said county,
it being part of the premises to be sold, A cer
tain tnessuage, tenement and tract of land,
,-situate-in-said-township-and-county,-bounded
by lands o( Jacob Kline, Charles Griesmoyer,
Reading and Perkiomon Turnpike, - 'Hannah
Royer, Samuel Wetzel, and the river Seim'.
kill, containing 74i ACRES, including the
space taken up by the Railroad. The improve.
menta aro a two story stone DWEL.
;ME LING HOUSE, and two Tenant them
• a sus, Spring House, over a never-failing
spring of water. Also, a pump of water near
the door, a atone Barn, and other outbuild
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 Guldin, Jacob Hartranft, Catherine
Cleaver, - wifirof TbOmas Rudy, Samuel Weit
zel, and Reading and Perkioinen Turnpike,
and Charles Graismoyer, containing 71' ACRES
and 124 PERCHES Also, a tract of WOOD•
LAND, situate in Amity tbwriship, said coml. !
ty, bounded by lands of George- Dangler, R.
Boyer, '
Samuel Ache, and land of .Moses Yo
cum, dee'd. Catharine Fatly, now the wife of
Thomas ,Rady, and, Jacob 'Hammitt, contain.
lug Seven Acres and'Five Porches.: -
Also, another tract , of- WOODLAND,
situate in same township and county, bounded
by lands of Samuel Ache, henry Boyer, Catha
rine Cleaver.- wife of Thomas Rudy, Jacob
Geiger, Jeremiah Hine, and land of said Mo•
sea Yocum, dec'd', containing .FOURTEEN
ACRES andi THIRTY PERCHES. -
Also, one
-other tract of WOODLAND
situated in Earl township, said county, bound,
.ed on the. north by lands of lionry ..Arms on
the east by land late of Jacob Weaver, and on
the south and west. by lands late of David
containing TEN ACRES andliVenty
font Porches. -
Also; one other tract of WOK:ILAN!)
situate in same township and county, bounded
by lands of Samuel Francis, George and Jac%
Mine, and Abraham' P. Ludwig, containing
TWO ACRES end thirty-one perches.
Also; one other tract of WOQDLAND
situate in Union township, said county, bound
ed hy lands of Hem) , !Cupp and othora,:contain..
.ingTEN •ACRES.
Late the property' of Jlfoses Yocum, dee'd.
Solo to commenco at 11 o clock in the fore.
noon, when attendancowill be given and terms
made known by
JOHN YOCUM, Adtn't..
By ordor,of the Court,.
W-. btstti,, Grit.
itooding, May 7 to. .
William Webb,,
UPAOLSTERING.
Bonnets! Bonnets!
BOOTS AND SIIOES.
Orphans' Court Sale.
Miocellatteono.
X;XSI I Or DZIALLEItS
OF Goo(le, Waresancl Merehandize., Also,
Millers; Distillers, Lumber Men. &c.,
within the County' of Cumberland returned
and classified, in accordance with the several
acts of Assembly, as follows, viz :•
Carlisle
J W Eby
Joseph.l) Halbert
Samuel Elliott
Charles Ogilby •
George 'W
Hauer
A & W Bentz
Daniel Eckele, liquors
John Faller • do
J & D Rhoads 4 `
W B Murray
S W Haverstick, liquors
Robert Snodgrass
S A Hubbard.
Thomas Conlyn
Henry Saxton
Jacob Rheem
- John Humeri liquors -
Peter Monyer
John P Lynn
Jacob Wolf
•
Jabob Senor
Jacob Leiby, liquors
C. Inhoff, Ag't., liquors
George Foland. liquors
SIAI Hoover
T H Skilee
J All Rawlins
Wm M Porter
Arnold & Levi
Arnold & Livingston
David Martin
John Keeney -
N W Woods, Ag't.
Haller & Conner
Lewis Steiner
S Drell
J L Sterner
John N Armstrong
John Gillen, liquors
Philip Alessersmith
William L Sellers
A C Fetter
Henry Glass
lEEE
Mifflin
John 13 Perry
henry Snider
John Ernest,' liquors
Sliippensburg.
Robert ^ Snodarase
Edward Schull
John Gish
C F Kunkle “. • .
S Kunkle
John Stumbaugh
Philip Koontz
Peter S Artz, Agt.
Joseph P Nevin &
W D E Hays
JC&G•I3 Altiek
Samuel-Sham-liquors-- --
S D Wonderlich
Jacob Pogue, liquors
John Fulwiler, Agt
Bricker & Alllr
Arnold •
& Cdviv ,
Stambaugh &McKesson
Jacob Bumbarger
Dickinson.
Andrew G Miller
Russel & Dice
D L Bee Mum
Newcomer & Kurtz
New ille
Thomas Stough
Wm Barr, Agt.
Hunter 'Herron
Jamison Hannon, liquors
T McCandlish
Jacob Swoyer
Williams & Brother
S W Shari) • '
John Diller, jr.
Silver Spring.
John Coylo
George Loiby
John Reed
Jacob Simmena
Glover & Co.
rank/ord.
J B Lackey & Co., liquors
Mechanicsburg,
Simon Arnold, liquors
Ephraim Zug
J L Reigle
Henry Leas
Ira Day
J I.' Spahr . -
Swiler & Emminger
Webber & Swisher
Mellison; Zechariah & Co.
George Singiser
South Middleton
A \V Leidich
Rider & Weakley
S N Uiven
Hopewell
Wherry & Rhonda,
Snider & Deihl,
Newton
Mr. Wiley
Joseph Smith
le & Piper
West Peransborough,
Josiah Ih & Son
Donaldson &-Green
Thomas, Greason
Reninnger
J D Gilliland
Southampton
Jacob licfllcbouglier & Co.
.Il'orth Middleton
Samuel Darr
Elias Light
Hump dcn
V Feeler
(; C W Heldes ni./
Henry RuppaL47l
John liutz
Ease rennsborough.
Jacob Ileninger, liquors
Adam Eslinger
Joseph 0 Bunks
Fleisher & Eshenbour
Bigler, McKinley & Wilt
llmun=ell & Kerr
New Cumberland.
Tames IC Bank, liquors
John G do
Adam Beeklei ,
Mouser, James & Co.
Church, Feeman & Co.
Valentine, Feemun & Co.
arlea_aya •
Upper Allen.
A L Cathcart
Matthias Bitnor, liquors
• Lower Allen
Isaac Barton, liquors
Jacob Epley & Co •
James Lutz .
Monroe
Strcck & Brandt
M & S Morrbtt
Stesse & Gesseamen
Mills.
Carleak
S Ilolliday
Silver Spring.
Thomas B Bryson
John Shoffhor.
George H Bucher
John Harlurcher
East Pennuborougli
JLiinfolddrman .
John Heck
Upper Allen
James Williams
Jacob Coovar
Lower Aileri
Georg() Lontz
J 1,-Boyea .-
C Eberly
Bitnor & Erich
Williom Brooke
Branatnan & Fitting
Ifavden
John Snavery
South Middleton
- Jacob - Shonffer
Monroe
David Fogleeong - ' 13
John Prosser 4
John A Ahl- 13
C W Aid 13
'David Rife . 13
Benjamin Gaiter 13
North Middleton.
Wm M Henderson & Son 11
Wm .111 Hendereon.(eave mills) 14
David Hoover' 14
. .
Hemminger & Heagy 12
Dickinson.
A H Manus
John Moors (Gusler)
Frankford.
John Hays
Southampton
Poor Cramer
MiippenOurg Township.
N9vin'ti Mire . . 14
Jacob Fisool
West Pcnn.Bborough
Slice & Janice
Isaac Shellabargor
Pater Faust- „ •
'John Laughlin
".hob Shollabarger •
• Irope!aell
Ricoh
• - Nretoion.
John E i rnost ' • '
J 21.laric.wart ,
Christina Au •
Edwird Showers
C Inhoff, Agt,,
Upper, Allen.
Win Hnicness* Heirs, ' • ' 9' 8 00
John Bowman _ 97
Nort4' •
WmHenderson —7 - 26, 00
Agouth'Xiddeeton;
Class. $ cts
Robert Given ' -
John M Goody ,
Monroe
M G Beltzhoover
CW&P A Al&
Soupiampton.
MartiniCoover • (10 s 5 00
Robert)Quigley
Jacob Au
Ramp & Grove
William Alexander
William Barnitz
Boor, Oyster- and -gating ,yoases.
. Carlisle.
Jacob tow '
ossiTh Markle
Charles Butler
Philip.Ditrich
- •
Wm Bretton
Ease Pen6Lgrough.
Joseph 0. Banks
Monroe
Stesso & Gesseamen
. _ .
Vp . per Allen.
A L Cathcart "'4 ' 5 00
Elijah Switzer
Mr. Mitchell
Mr: Cramer
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,. 88.
Ido hereby certify that the foregoing a
correct list of the Dealers in Merchandise, Pa
tent Medicines, &c., in Cumberland county
as returned to mo by Jefferson Worthington;
Esq., Mercantile Appraiser. 7:II • peri3ong
re
turned and classified under the act of 1849, re—
lating to Distilleries, Breweries, - Patent Medi
cines, Efitini Houses, hse. QM all 11erchants,
and others, returned and plassified'asObove,
are notified to cell and take out their iespectivo
Licenses_without clelay_. - . . t"' •
%VM 111 - P - 0 - 12TE12 .. '
County 'Titatufer.
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7 00
10'50
Patent Graduating 717wyere
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THE undersigned, after considerable ex
panse and experiment, has succeodedin'produ
.cing a TW YE E •for,,Blackamith'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.
lat. Tho blast can be regulated effectually
so as to suit any kind of work. 2d. The blast
can be kept clear at all times without the use
ofa poker, or without breaking and slinking
the fire, thus enabling the srpith to take a clean
clear host. 9d. By actual experiment it saves
one-third of the fuel, while the work can bo
done ono-fourth faster. 4th. 'The blast birle
moved eight or nine inches :from the back
which is a groat advantage to the smith, doing
crooked or cliflicult_work.sth._lt is not liable
to gfuotlloowre in rd g e & a r n tl l il w ca i t l e l s hui se t le m eate n s r o a m rs i
ma
ny in the possession of the Patentee, will show
that it has given complete satisfaction, ancr also
-its.great-auperiority_over,allethers.—„--,
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Carlisle, April 28th, 1851.—This is to certify
that I have in my fire ono °ironer's Twyeroa,
end for the short time that I have tried it I can
say thnt I can do more work by one—thiri than
I could do with the old- Twyere. Of all the
different Twyores that I have ever tried, I can
say that Porter's is the best, on account of the
facilities of the valvei. - WM. WORT.
• Carlisle, April 20th, 1251.-t4ntlr;-lt , to certify
that I have tried tho rwyere of Robret I) Par•
ter, and I find that it is o most excellent article,
for I !rave tried several Twyerea,but this is
far superiot to any that I have over seen used,
for it heats quicker end more mgular, and with
it I can do ono•third more, work in the same
time. therefore, recommend its use to all
who stand in need of such an article.
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7 or
7 00
7 00
This is to certify that I hove - put in my forgo
one of Porter's Pntont Graduating Twyers and
itis the. Lest that..l.havo.evOrsocnoind-sustaine
all the advantages claimed for it. over other
Twyercs. I would not take twonty dollars and
do without it.
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
13
II
14
11
' I
A.. 13 ZEIGLER, S. Hiddlelon.
--Personswiold ng-to-e xatnine-the.nhove-twyern
eon do so by calling on the undersigned at Wm
AI Porter's, Carlisle. Rights for counties or
States aro offered for sale. Early attention is
requested. [7my] ROB'T D PORTER:
TO .50
7 00
7 00
7 00
Hubbard'? Female School.
91 . 1 HE second quarter of the Female School,
I under the direction of J. W. Hubbard,
will commence on MONDAY, May 12th.—
All the branches of a thorough English Edu
cation will be taught. Also, the Latin, Greek,
and Francis Languages. Tuition, for the Eng
lish from 87 to $9 per quarter. An
cient Languages and French 03 extra. Sell°•
bars can commence at any Oslo intermediate
between the beginning and close of each quar
ter, by paying for time of attendance only.
'nap J. - W, -HUBBARD.
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
14
14
14
14
10 50
10 50
7 00
10 00
10 00
/0 00
14
11
II
13
13
13
ATEST ARRIVAL
' 4 l,n I-4 FROM CHINA!—The
-vo — lovers of . good TEA can be
LISA supplied with Jonkin's dr. Co's
uporior Croon tin :so c
754A11 ., ak Tons, either loose or put up
"- in fourth, half or pound me•
bailie packs to suit purchasers at prices ranging
from,so cents up to SI per pound, by culling at
the store of [mrs] J. D. DALBERT.
12 50
'l5 00
10..50
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 Oil
7 00
IHAVE received from Mr. Landreth, 'iny
A Spring supply of. FRESH - G A It .11E N
SEEDS, winch are warranted genuine,
mar2G S. ELLIOTT.
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
yARESII GARDEN SEEDS,• of the ., bost
,W quality, from the eolebrated establishments
of Risley & Co., New York, and D. Land
reth Philadelphia, all of aro -warranted
fresh, just received and for sale at the Cheap
Drug and Book Store- of
rargG
s: W. HAYERSTICK.- •
7 00
7 00
12 50
10 00
7,.00
0 00
13
14
" 13
COD LIVER OIL.—Ap excollent
V for solo by
mar 26
7:: 00
MOOTS & SIMMS.
I
AM. now opening my Spring stock of La
dies and Gentlemen's 'Boots and Shoce.i. , -
Alm/, a largo lot of Boys Misses and Children's
Shoos. • All of the newest. 'style, bost'iluality,
and twit of all very cheap.'
opt • •'- C. OGILBY.
7 no
10 no
40 00
10 00
I . 00
10 00
700
7 1 0
12 50
. ... .. ,
, .
"0, it came o'er my par , like the sweei, South;
That breathes upon a bank of Violets, .
Stealing and givin g odor." „
Several hundred moccs• just received from
Leo & Welkeee, and sold at :city., prjeCs. A
liberal discount' mode to . those litho buy by the
quantity., Call et RAWLINS' noxt•dOor to the
P. 0, - - , -;, -:.;,,,,:: i;,' .t: [maY7
10 00
10 00
7 CO
7 OD
•
, Coino lot mo.mako a sunny roalro around tlico
Of thought and beauty. Bore arc hooks'
A fine assortmontjust vicol*ed , —Historical,
Poetical and Religious, at RAWLINS', Main
at. Arranginnonts aretnadO by which
Sabbath Schools can - ho furnishatint.Publishors
7 03
7 OU
10 00
10 op
7 00
7 CO
7 00
0100
13
13
,i 4
14
`l4
13
vaTHEAT,, RYE,: CORN,. , AND;
:TV • purehaied •py:the ittidersigued. find the
hlgliest marketAtitee paid in "Aldo; flood
Faintly Flour and , Mill.Vsed,Oftdifferent, kinds
for sale- on reasonable terms: .%Apply at ,the
Farmer's Mill (formerly (leed...:Hom),) West:
Pentieborough loytinehip,-OursPoriand' , countyi
'may7-;2royd ..M.A.RSIIALII . JAMES: .
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 OP
Carlisle.. ..
9 ' .0 00
10 5 09
10 s'oo
Bremen.
Carlisle.
Shifipatsburi. •
8 5 Oa
RetoMere of Patent Medicbiog.
Newuille.
Carlisle
.5 00
" 5 00
'4 5 00
PoWZIIR'S
JNO. N. GLANDING, Cotchemith
1 21"..iL TEA! , MEIJI!
~~i
~0 RP .
►L` it
GARDEN SEEMS.
HUBBARD.
PAUSZCI
11001U3.4 .
GRAIN 'N/IT4LNWIP
;lUii ~cllaitou .
9 - 8..00
9 .•8.00
1 - wusT zrl puUtILE
Fresh Drug*, Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy
' ' armies, &c. •
IE-sUbecriber has just received his Spring
,
supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES AND
EMICALS, among which can be found
eiierrartiCla used by Physicians -in their pre.
scriptiene, to the putting up of which, ho will
gigs purticular attention. Also,
Paints; oils, Dye Stuffs., Perfumery, 0 0 aPi 3,
&.0.. and a variety of Fancy,artieles too num
,arena to mention, together with a superior lot
of TOBACCO AND CIGARS of various
brande, all or, which, having purchased in per
riUrt;upon the moat favorable terms, he will,
- guarantee as being of the best 'quality, and is
willing to sell, not exactly at City Prices, yet
fora very entail 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 Rail Road Depot, corner of Pitt
inic[High streets, Carlisla, Pd.
mnrl9- • - S A-FIUBBARD.-
20 Oo
,5.
B' • . 12.;50"
8 12
_5O
10' '' 4 3' 00
9 8 00
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
8 .5
8 5
B,t 5
SPRZNG & SUMPACER GOODS,
4t the Cheap Store, 148 North Hanover at.
AVING returned from Philadelphia with a
LI selected assortment, of Spv:na and Sum—
mer Goods, I would respectfully Invite all per
sons who wish to purchase now goods to cull
and examine my stock, as I am determined to
sell nt small profits. Among thorn may be
round
4 5
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
4 5 00
'Such as Silk. Tissues, Silly Lustres, Foulard
Silks, plain and figured De Laines, 13 erege,
Hemp do Laines, Lawns, Ginghams and'Cali
coos.
B ONNA'TS,
A. large assortment of Bonnets, all qualities and
of tho newest styles. Also', Bonnet Ribbons.
Kid GlOves and Parasols.
CLOTHS, CASSLVERES 4 VESTINGS,
Tweeds, Jeans, Gambroons, Velvet Corde
Blue Drills, &c. Also, Muslim!, Tickinge Ta
ble Diaper, Linen Table Cloths, Checks, Ho
Siery, Bagging, &c.
GROCERIES, •
Coffee, "Molasses, Green and Black Teas and
Spices. Butter, Eggs, Rows and Soap, and nit
kinds of Country Produce taken at market
prices, in exchange for goods.
tip 9
.-A --C FETTER.
For the Benefit of the Public.
THE subscribers take this method of inform•
ing their old customers and the public generally
that they have removed their extensive
CLOTHING , ESTABLISHAIRNT
one door north of their old stand, to the room
fOrmerly occupied 'by S A 'Coyle, in North'
Hanover street,. Carlisle, where they have ad.
- dale thcir stock anrextensive-assortment-of
SPRING 4. SUMMER' CLOTHING.
They keep constantly on hand a full assortment
of every kind of clothing-either for dress or la.
boor.- Their stock consists in part of fine cloth
Dress a,nd Frock Coats, Cassuriere 'ants, Silk
and Satin Vests, and also coats of sattineu
Tweed, Croton Cloth, Cdshmerett, Linen, &c.
and a frill assortment'of pants for summer wear
and to their assortment of clothing there is
scarcely an end, embraCing almost every varie
ty of pattern, make and price; they also keep
constantly on hand an excellent assortment of
goods for
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
which they are prepared to make up to order
at,short notice. They also keep, censtantly on
hand an assortment of Leather and Hair trunks
valises, carpet bags, Mnbrollas, hats"and Caps,
susPenders, dress and under shirts, bosoms and
co'lars, fancy and plain silk neck and pocket
handkerchiefs, and lots 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, that their garments are all made
io Car isle under their own supervision..
9ap3m ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON.
)30_1WMPTS,MONNETSi
varied assortment of Straw Bonnets, of all de
scriptions. Also, 100 Bolts Bonnet Ribbons,
dm cheapest aver offered in Carlisle: . Call
soon or you will miss bargains in Bonnet Rib•
bons.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
Wo aro now. opaiiing a very choice lot of La.
dies and Gentlemen's Linen Cambric Hand
kerchiefs, at various prices, decidedly the
cheapest lot of handkerchiefs wo haVe, over of
fered to the public. Ladies do not miss them.
IRISH LINENS, &c.
We are just receiving a jarge lot Irish Linens
from the best Bleacheries and at low prices.—
Also, Barnsley Sheetings, Pillow case Linens
and Mullins, with a *nasal assortment of Li.
:'nen Pant Stuffs.
NEW STYLE DRESS TRIMMINGS
Just received the new style Quilted Rib.
bons for Trimming Lrdies Dresses, Also, now
Style Buttons of various kinds for Ladies Dienes
• BLACK SILKS, &c.
Just opened a'gene'ral - assolttoent ot" Woe and
Colored Silks and Berege do Loins, with other
dress goods.
--SP RING-A-N-Di-SU
CLOTHING!!
- LIVERY 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
---STEXNER'S
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
West Mani 84 next door to Burlgtolder's Hotel,
Embracing a choice of the Lost, most desire.
ble.and fashionable
CASHMERETT COATS,
, lIABIT 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
Bova, both for Dread and Business• Garments.
Particular care Ins been taken to procure
the now style
BUMMER COATS,
PANTALOON,
•
VESTS, t.to.
To which ho would Invite special atte Won.—
FU RNISII ING GOOD S, cons ting of
Shirts, Stocks, Irandkerchiefs, &e. all of
which are offered at the lowest pose) le cash
prices, and as Cheap as any other/Clothing
Store in the Union. Parents aho desire lloye
Clothiug, are earnestly invited to examine the
stock. Country s ore keepers can be accom
modated at very low rates for cash. - [l6ap
I
XE "Ifr sipluora GOODS!
AT THE CHEAP STORE
Virg, have just returned from the city with
lir-a - large-and ostensive assortment of
CLOTHS, CASHMERES f j• VESTINGS,
Linen and cotton pantaloon stuffs, fer,mon-and
boys wear , tweeds, black summer clothe, Ken
tuckyjeane, &c., cheaper than ever, .
DRESS GOODS,
.2lfous. de .T,aines 4000 yda Chintzes,
Barege de Lainesp Dolled Swims,
Lawns, Plain Staines,
Ginghams, Plaih faconeta,
Alpachas, Barred do.
Silk Poplines, Bbmbazines,
Colored Bareges,
BON E'TS,
A good assortment, from 50 cont to $2,50
Palm Leaf, Leghorn and Rough and Ready
nets, &c.
MUSLINS, TICKINGS, CHECKS,
lineit.and cotton diapers, nankeens, and an ex
cellent stock of Milsline, that cant -be beat for
cheapness, Edgings, insertinge, Gloves,' Ho
slory,Susponders, and a large lot of
RIBBONS 6 , I'AEASOLS,..
whitth will be sidd cheap. GROt3ERIES,
SPICES, TEAS, &c., which will be sold at
lolvor prices than the sem can beJbought here
or elsewhere.
'l6an
The Universal Pierrigeratal
Tho suliseriher.wciuld invite the: citizens to
examine the,Universdl Refrigerator with WU
ler Filter attached, which may..be seen at his
'residence, now in opertition,2and can ho fur
nished at city pricee, therebyonving freight. •
May 21,'51. MIME%
Adaths,Et Co's. Express.
111 M business community and pabllg gone:-
IL rally are informdd that •tho proprietors
have made 'arrangements for a DAILY Ex.-
iP RESS LINE over the Cumberland 'Valley
Rail Road. ' All geode dolivered at the office
•in Philadelphia or Baltimore, before 10 o'clock
nt.iiight will roach Carlisle •by the' morning
train. - , •
in aY7 A :CARQ'PIIERS, •
• .
etn,OCZ'XiIIIS.
JUST reciAted:tk iToilti lot eirciTtOCERIP§
which will bo sold vary loi.to,t tbo old cheap
'Mori), R not Alain ' • .
'• •ap2. • ' • C. OGILf3y,
. THE subscriber has•just opened a genera}
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 Barego De Laines, Bernice, Poplins,
Silk Tissues, French Mid Scotch Lawns, Plain
and dotted Swiss Muslins, and Linen Lus.
tree, Ginghams, English Chintzes, btr. • A.full
assortment of Bonnet Ribbons, Lace Gloves
Ond Mits. Kid, and Lisle Thread Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs in great variety, Lined and Plain Por
asols, Wide SilkgrimmingLaces, Worsted La
ces, Ribbon Dress . Trimmings, Bonnet:solns
and Partings, with a generld assortment of Mil—
linery Goods.
May 21;51. G. W. HITHER.
N. B. An experienced salesman wanted im•
mediately.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
THE mostextensivc rid.ortnient Of SPRING
GOODS ever brought to Carlise, now opening
and offering by the subscriber on tho most ac
commodating terms and uncommonly , chenp.—
Among the lot will be found a most splendid
assortment of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
each tie Gime and Foulard Silks, Silk and Li
nenVoplinee, 13arege Do Dairies, Fig'd Surg,
Lawns, Baragee,- Tissues, Alureelines, Bril
liantine, &c.
An immense stock of Bonnets, all 'qualfiies
and prices. Also, Bonnet Ribbons and Flow
ers in great variety and very beautiful.
CARPETINGS & MATTINGS,
A full assortment of all kinds Carpetings and
Mattings. Wll!te and colored
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,
Some new and eleg ant French, Cloths -and
Cassimeres reduce d prices. Muslins,.Tick.
ings, Choclcs, Hosiery, Baggings,,&e.
The public are invited to call and examine
this large and splendid stock of new goods, and
they will certainly be suited withthe goods and
prices. Recollect the old stand East Main st.,,
Carlisle. DTP.] C. OGILBY..
THE subscriber having removed his Grocery
Establishment, on aontli Hanover
..1) street, to the Ingo bbilding pearly
11•% ': i t o g o a s t i t t e e n t h i i e s n o o l 1 'l l i a e u t d mi d b e li s e ir t e o s ' t t li o e c s a ti
' 1 ' ' l.l` perionstoelt - of FRESH GROCER
IES which he has just - opened, and which hu
will sell_on the most accommodattng_terms.—
The arrangement of his new Establishment will
be found of the 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 e &c., together with on elegant as
sortment of China and Crockery Ware of eve
style tad quality, queensware, brooms,
brushes, baskets, and.an endless variety of ar,
ticles which iris impossible to enumerate.—
ForcheaPness and excellence his articles can
not be surpassed A call from the public is
therefore rospectfully=solicited _ . _
IMO
LUMBER dr. COAL YARD.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
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
large 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 lully prepared
to enlarge his business. Ile has at thistime and
is keeping constantly on hand a well selected
assortment-of
SEASONED LUMBER,
of all, kinds sorts; and sizes. Likewt'se the
different kinds oI FAMILr COAL. such as
stove Coal of the different kinds, Lime burners
and Blaclssmith'S Coal, of'the heat quality.—
A I of which 113 will soil unusually low for
Cash. Ho will also keep constantly oh hand
PLASTER, SALT, FISH, &c:
With all the different nrticles. generally found
in a well stored NVarehouse. Ile will also at
all times buy PRODUCE and FLOUR, I'or
which ho will pay the highest current prices:
'Being very thankful for past favorry would
most anxiously solicit a continuation of pt least
n reasonable sha-so of public patronage.
marl 9 • SAIVI'L, M. HOOVER.
roIIE subscriber having just returned from
lL the East, offers to the public a more am
pie and complete assortment of goods in his
line, than ever previously offered, and respect
fully
_solicits dealers end others to give him.a
call, Nvhoin lie Sifl Show them goods at aston
ishingly low prices.
To Built:erg, Carpenters and Others.
G W IJITNGR
His stock comprises a full- assortment of
Locks rind Lunches of every deseripton,,Hin : ._
ges and Screws, Window Springs and Bolts of
various kinds, Window Glass, Putty, Paints
of all colors, Otl.s, Turj,entine, &c., &c.—
Also, Mill, Cross-cut and Circular Saws, Hand
Funnel, kipping and Back Saws, Augurs, Chi
sels, Broad, Hand ❑tnd Chopping• Axes, Hatch
ets, Planes and Plane Bins, Steel and Iron
Squares, Files and Rasps, Brads and
Spikes of all sizes.
A complete assortment of Saddlery Tools,
Silver, Brass and 'Jammed mounting, Carriage
trimmings, Broad pasting and seaming Lace,
plain and figured Canvass, Drab Cloths, Rati
nett, Serge and Bucram, Moss and Deer hair
patent an enamelled Leather, Lamps and Da
shers. 'Lista, Hibbs, Follows and/ Spokes,
& Eliptie springs, Iron ANles, Mailable Castings,
c,
My. stock embraces a complete assortment
of goods in your line. Moroccos, lilting and
binding Skins,' Lasts, Threati, — Pcgs by the
barrel or smaller quantity, Tools or every de
-seri p
Dish, Maliog,any and Maplo Vanecrs, Mould
ings and Rosette, Sota Snrings,'Glass,Mahog
any, Mineral and Vaneered Knobs pf all sizes.
To L'lachswiths, Fanners, and others, who may be
in want of good Iron.
He offers a full assortment of Hammered,
Horse Shoe, - Scollop, Plough, broad and nar
row Tire Iron. Also, Rolled Horse Shoe,
Bar, Band, Round, Square, Tire, Hoop and
Sheet Iron, Nail Rods, Russia Sheet Iron,
Cast, Shear, Spring and Blister Steel; English
and. American Wagon hnd Carriage Boxes,
Anvils, Vicoe, Files and Rasps, Horn Shoo
Nails, ektlii
-
To Housekeepers and those about entering the Ma
trimonial State.
t would invite attention to my beautiful as
sortment of waiters end Trays, plain and Go
thic style, knives and forks, Butcher Knives,
Scissors and Sneers, Brittannin,Germen Silver,
and Silver Plato, , Table and Tea Spoons,
Brass and Emerald Preserving Kettles, smooth
ing Irons, Hollow-ware, Tubs, Buckets,
Churns; &c:
Oils, Paints and Dye Stuffs; Fire and Water
Proof Paint.
• oct3o HENRY SAXTON.
A CARD.• •
To the Ladies:l.VAl M PORTER wit f ld
respectfully inform the Ladies that he has
fitted up the room recently occupied by Miss
Betsey Kernel', next door to the old stand nsa
LADIES SHOE STORE EXCLUSIVELY,
whore they will find a well selected assortment
of gaiters, buskins, ties, slippers, from the beat
manufactories in Philadelphia, and also o i his
own make, to which their attention is invite d.
Carlisle, may 7
THE subscriber has on hand a large and
well `selected oadortinent of MUSIC of all
A & W BENTZ
ode, consisting of .5* ongi, Marches, Waltzes,
Polkas, &c.„ also instructions for Piano and
other , instruments. " Borlini's Method" for
piano, "Muzas Method for tiro Violin, &c. and.
a supplymf - Violin nod- Guitar-Stringsoif
rato quality at city prince..,
Having mado-am. arrangement with en.
porting and:publishing hoop in Philadelphia,
lio'will bo constantly supplied witlinew 'Music
and able tci:furnislianything in that lino at short
notice .atul: upon. reasonable forms. Music
Teachers will find, it for, their interest to call '
and examine for thomsoNes at, the corner of
Pitt and streets, opposite the Mansion
House fttil9l A...III.I.HDARD.
.
. . ,
4 general assortment of . white and colored
Linen Drilljngs forillion and Boy's wear 4 just
iocPived by ' (May "21i! , 31) G IV 11,ITNER.
Ainorican Ofi. .
JUST recelve& aupely of. American
Oil: Vol sale by A C
. 00123 • No 148 Ner,fb !lanov • ';
Stores Bt , .01)0/3s.
NEW SPRING ctoons.
BONNETS,
3R.EIICOVAL!
Family Grocery Store.
C. INHOFF
EXTENSIVE
CREAPER TRAN EVER.
To Sadler: and Coach .}takers.
To Cabinet and Shoe Makers
JnittkstP,,
Linen+Drilling
4.ll,itii' 21,J1)f.iiet-jici-tts-.::•
EDWIN b. PARSER. - OLIVER,
S,,E. CORNER OF CALVERT Bt, LOMBARD STS,
BALTIMORE.
EALERS in 'I in Plates; AmericatiiEng
and Russia Sham Iron; Boiler' imd,
ue Iron; Hoop and Roil Iron; Iron Wire;
Tinned Copper; Zinc; Speltor Pig ' and Bar
Lead; Lead Pipe; Sheet Lead; Block and Bnr
Tip; Brass Kettles; Tinner's Tod's - and Ma
chines; Stove' Trinitnings,• American Riveta,
all sizes, Tinned and Black, &c.
March 26,1851-lypd., ,
Great Margains -
IN 'WATCHES; JEWELRY, Ac.
'THE undersigned, intending to remora lo
their now store in a few weeks, and wishing to
reduce their present stock, to make room for
now Goods, have determined to sell nj, for cash,
their large stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY,
MILITARY and FANCY GOODS, (a con—
siderable portion of which is of this Spring's
importation,) at_ greatly reduced prices. --Many:
of the Goode will be sold without regard to cost
and purchasers may rely on getting bargains at
wholesale or retail.
CANFIELD, BROTHER & CO.
No. 227 Baltimore street,
corner of Charles et. Belt.
23ap2in
CLOTHING;
W FIOLESALE & RETAIL AT THE,
Pniladelphia Waidrobe,
Southeast Corner, Market di; Sixth Streets.
R .I‘fcNEILLE & Co., Invite the ottan
i", tion of Wholesale and Retail buyers, to
their ektonsive and complete stock of Spring
and Summer CLOTHING, comprising every
variety of style that can bo produced. Our
aim is to please and accommodate all, and in
order to do this, wo manufacture. Clothing at
almost every price. ? Selling FOR cAstr
ONLY enables us to offer Clothing at a very
trifling advance. Our motto is Small Profits:
'and Quick Sates. We aro confident that In
examination by you is all that 'le - necessary to
confirm what we say, and secure your custom...
mari9-3m
New and-Popular School Book,.
driOMPREEIENSIVE SUMMARY e?
NIVERSAL HISTORY, together with.
a I3IOGRHPIIY of DISTINO U I S PI E
PERSONS, to which• is appended an epitome.
of Heathen Mythology, Natural Philosophy,.
General Astronsmy and• Physiology. Adopted)
in the Public Schools of Philadelphia.
E. S. JONES & CO; Publishers;
STV Corner of Fburth and Race 'ets. Plilla ,-
30thaply
'Teachers and School. Committeeti addressing
letters to us 'post paid, will be furnished with.
copies f'or examination.
-- -fl 4-full-assortment—of—Books-and-Station . - .
ery for sale at the Lowest Pricey.
Harrisburg Steam Wood Turning
and Scroll Sawing Shop.
WOOD TURNING in all its branaltes,.in.
city style and at city prices. Every variety of
Cabinet and Carpenter wore eitilar on hand or
turned to order. -,-
Bed Posts, Table Legs,. 'Alain POSiBi
Bolngres, Newell Posts, Wagon , Hubs,.
Boats, Patterns, Column;
Slat and. Quarter' Mouldings, Round or Octagow
Chisel handles, 4ci.
This shop is in STRAWBERRY ALLEY.
near Third Street, and as we intend to please
all our customers who want good work. dime,
It is hoped the trade will give us weal!: • Ten—
Pins and Ten-Pin , Balls made to order or re
turned. - _ .
Ot HICKOK,
Harrisburg„ April 30th, 1801-Iy.
NOVELTY 'IRON WORKS,
THIS EstaFlishment—has-just—conlmencedi
operation, and is prepared to. manure& are—
Steam Engines and Boilers, Blowing Cylinders
and Hot Blast Pipes,, Retorts, Lamp Posts.
Gas and Water.Pipos, Car Wheels and Ailes,
;
Castings-, Horse Power, Threshing Machines,
I' lough Castings, Cant Iron Fronts for Houses'
Cast Copoing and Railing, Patterns and Black
smith's work made to order,
_ _ _
J. H. JONES
Harrisburg,Pa. ap2'sl-2nipd
SAFETY rusm,
FOR BLASTING ROCKS!
to
®
RD ERS.fer the above article, addressed to
il/ to the undersigned at their Manufactory
near Mechanicsburg, Cumberland county, Pa.,'
will moot with prompt attention, and be filled.
at - the lowest cash pnces.
GEO. V. COOVER.
PETER GINGRICH,
23ap 1 ypd
Miticcoc
LAST L.TOTICE.
A ": persons indebted to die estateire - n
lr - - 7—.
ry Church, deed., aro requested to call
on the sulJecrthar at the, demo or Church, Lee
Sr. Fceman, Lumber Merchants, in New Cum
berland and settle the same without delay, as
t ftirther muulgence ennirorticeivmt
It It CHURCIi, -
may7tf Adm,r.
DIOE.E'ICE
r II P. subscriber, Assignee of Daniel Irecli;.
I. of Lower Allen township, Cumberland'
•ounty, hereby notilies all persons having
:bums against said estate to hand them in with
tat delay, in eider that the' ameba may be bet•
led up.
mayiptilt
ASSIESSIVIENT.
%/EMBERS of the Allen and Eastponnsbe—
L i% rough Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
ire hereby notified, that the Board. of Menu
' /ore, have ordered an assessment, of FOUR
PER CENT on all. tho preminm notes duo.
1 'he company, on the eleventh day of March,
1 1851, to he paid previous to the 10th day of.
June next, to the Treasurer. or Receiver. Aa
the Treasurer intends calling on the members,.
personally, before that time, hr would ; Lib advi
4able_to_be_read,
LEWIS RYER, Secretary: '1
COCICLIN, TrertSfirenai
March 26, 1851. 0 - Gazetto and Itepubliean,.,,
York—Union anti Telegraph, Harrisburg-copy
to amount $2.
NOTICE,
Carlialo Deposits Bank,
May 6, 1851.
THEToard - of Directors of this Institution.
have this day declared n dividend of THREW _
PER CENT. for the last 'six months omthe
Capital Stock paid in, which will:bo paid to the.
stockholders or their legal representatives onCtrr
after the 19th inst.
may 7 - WM 11l BEETEM, Cashier.
. Town Property:For -Sale.
THE subscriber offers for tare the HOUSE:
AND LOT shuate-on West street
A, a ct i o n a i g t
ail l t d o gs r i e
o n c f
P 119eroinI V
th m e . B B o:-
Mill./P 'rough of Carlisle. The' lot is 30:'
feet in front and 120 , feet deep run•
ning to on alley. The house its a substantial
frame-building. one story and'a , half high, and
in good order. rhere are a number of choice
fruit trees on the ICI, and' the. propenty pos.
'sasses the. right to the use of a pump nearly
Opposite the house. For further particulars.
imply to • [ap2l P. GARDNER. .
To be Sold at Private Sale,
ALL that certain HOUSE AND LOT'
situate in the Borouh of Curli.le, bounded on.
the ow by a lot of •John Moore, on the north ,
by a lot•of Roy. John Ulrich. on the-.
°?.<4111 .Weet , by n lot of Jacob' Weaver,.
nnd otr the South by North Street,
i ;P T ' containing 160 feet 111 front, and.24o.
feet in depth. ITiwing• thereon e
rected n two story donble, STONE !MUSE,,
with a ono and n half story KITCHEN [Mitch
ad thereto. 'Art indisputable title will be given,
by the owner. •
np2 MARGARETTA STURM.
Bonnets and Ribbons.
WE havo jiist received our third supply of
those
&J EAPIIONA'I 'S& BOArty.P—TIVBANM
to which wo invite t Io aitenticn of tho . indieu.
may 7 •• • '
.A .& W ,BE,INVIZ„
BONNETS!
JUST.'roceived a new,supply of the latest
lo co ( • A -CEETTER.
.Pure Cider Vinegar,. •
JUST received a froslaarrel of Pure Cido
Vinegar, of superior quality, alid warreate ,
tree from adulteimion
nova
G :W..t NEIC
Ohildrenrs Stockings.
A FULL lissortincinkvpiWhite , ima 'Mired ,
ta. Morino tiosajOroll Aiv.ei'for .Childrch.— , . • '
Moo, Tiadloci IToeo iiiltroarvarimy ,loot
by • • ^
~,G,W.
C. EBERLY