41.1)e 111arltet5.
d PIIILAAI9LPItIA'. S[ARK i.T.
Philadelphia N. American Office
Weekly Review, July IJ, 1851
ItinlATlKS.—The'late foreign' news has had
little or no'effect ort . tko market, and the opec
rations of last .week,•withthe exception of cot
ton, whiohjons been taken to some extent for
neighborlng market, have generally been on
a very moderate scale. Breadstulfs continuo
in limited request. *Groceries and , ' Irrovisions
ore very inactive. ' Iron sells slowly, but Clo
ver seed is attracting more attention, and largo
sales could:be matlemt considerable advance
on,mvious pi:ices. In other respects there'aro
no iiiiliortantichanges to notice since the 'close
of last week. •
FLOUR. AND VEAL.—The market for Flour
opened with rather more firmness on the part
or holders, but the export demand continuing
limited, prices have been barely sustained in
the Operations or the Jest week; - sales only
reach some 6000 bbls. for shipment, mostly
standard superfine, et $425, ineitidliig some
lots taken et a shade loss, and fresh ground
parcels and better lots at $4,28e51,311
bbl., the , market closing very quiet, holders
generally being free sellers at our lowest fig
ures. The home demand has been only to- a
inoderate extent at $4,25 for common retail
ing. $1,31i0.54,37a for better brands, $4,50
0:h51,75 for extra, and $5e55,75 for fancy
brawls. Ityo Flour continues scarce, with
small sales at $3,371 '7E4 bill. Corn Meal -is
rather quiet, and about 1500 Ulm. only found
buyers at $2,811 ii,s2,B7if iTI bbl:; most.hold
erg ask the latter rate. The inspections of the
week ending the 10th inst. are 10,540 barrels
Plonr, 717 half Obis.-do. '• 37 bbls, llye Flour,
1474 bbls. Corn Meal, and 100 half bbls. do.
CIIAIN.—The demand for Wheat continues
steady, and the receipts, some 256 , 80,000
bushels, have been Oaken, including some lots
in store, at 086101 c. for white, and 04 00
for red, as in quality. The.bulk of_ the solos
were at ougitglecilfus Rye mania"
rcarce and in demand, with-- sales of 2500
bushels Tonn'a:in lots at,72c. Corn has been
in good demand and 05,000 bushels sold, most
ly at 51 cents for Brood Delaware and Pennsyl
vania yellow, including - some inferior lots at 58
and GO cents, and white at the flirmer rate.—
Oats continua in moderate request, with sales
of 10,000 bushels at 400. for inferior, 420421
for good, and 413 c. for very prima Penn'a.
New 'Abuertiuntort.c.i.
. .
Carriage For Sale,
A NEW it OCICAMAY will he sold low,
the owner having now further ure - for the same.
Enquirelof the Editor. if ulyl6
Eight Teachers Wanted.
THE School Directors of Southampton tp.
Cumb'erland - county, will meet at the public
house of John Clark, in Shippensburg, on the
NINTII..day of AUGUST, to examine teach•
ers and give out shill schools, fly owlet of the
Board, SAMUEL TAYLOR, Sect'y.
.W 316,1851.
1851.---School Tax Notice.
THE duplicate of School Taxes for the pre
vent school year has been isSued to the under
hived, Treasurer of the School District of -the
Irorough orCailiiri.: • • .
Dollar Rato on Ocdupation, Profcs-
cion,
Property of every description
The Treasurer will attend at the COUNTY
COURT HOUSE, in said Borough on FRI-
D AY, the 15th of AUGUST next; between
the hours of 9 and 12 and 2 arid 5 o'clock of
said day, for the purpose of receiving the School
taxes aforesaid in accordance 'with the School
Law. . - . _
An abatement of five per cent. will be made
on all such Taxcs•as may be paid on or before
the said f!ith of August, next, and of three per
cont. on all that may.ho paid after said date and
before the 15th of October next, after which
no deductions will, bo allowed. and for all un
paid Taxes. a warrant to enforce the _collection
thereof, will thereafter bo issued as directed by
Law. • J. W. EBY.
Carlisle, July IG, 1851-3 w
PUBLIC SALE of REAL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY, (he 2d of AUGUST, next,
rinflE subscriber will cell by p venduo
or outcry on the premises, at 1 o'clock.
p. la., the following plantation or tract of land
situate in Silver Spring township, on the road
leading from Mechanicsburg to Carlisle and
about half a mile from the former place, adjoin
ing landkof Joseph Stretch, John Myers, va
rious town lots, and the Trindle Spfing Ta
vern place, containing SI Acres and 1S
Perches, shout fir.: acres of which are wood.
land-and-the-residue-in-eultivation_and-well
fenced, and first quality limestone land. There
is a young Orchard on the preMises of well
selected Apple Trees and oilier fruit trees.—
Also,
= • at the house- The- buildings are
. a two story LOG & WEAT H.
'!: EILBOARDEI) HOUSE, with
back'buildings, a BANK BARN
on er part stone, the upper frame rind weath
.erboarded, with alvagon shed, a stable, a large
fodder shed sixty feet long, and other necessa
ry outbuildings.' The , terms and conditions
will be made known at the time of sale.
=
julylGts
4 'Laneaster Examiner and Lebanon Courier
insert to amount of $2 each, and charge thin
office. . •
artfrry County lames
:AT PUBLIC SALE.
Ott THURSDAY, the'llth of September, next,
ILL be offered of Public Salo at 10 e'-
99 clock, A.M.' oh' the premises, TWO
VERY FINE LIMESTONE FARMS, sit
uated in Toboyne township, Perri, county.--
These are adjoining farms, ono contains aboul
acres, and 27.5 acres. is contained in
'tho other. They will be sold separately or to
gether as will snit purchasers. They are a
bout 8 miles west of Landisburg, on the main
road leading up the valley. ()no farm 'has a
• STONE MANSION nousE&
BANK BARN on it. The other a
. ...it': LOG HOUSE and LOG .BARN.
13":„5 There arc thriving Orchards on
—:- both of these places. They are e;t
mited in the post fertile part of the county,
and offer many inducements to pirreltarers.—
Pe'reontr wishing to sec either of WC 'above
tracts, can obtain information from the tenants
rAiding on the promises, or either of the un
dqrsigned executors. Attendance will he given
and terms made known on day of sale by
' . RICHARD PARKER,
11. C STERRETT,
iylfls 11.rtos. Thottas Urie,
4 %* " Journal," Reading, and " Gazette,"
Lewistown insert till
- sale, mark covt„and scud
hill to this eflice.
INDIANA
SAI:42, a valuable tract of land in'Clin
,r ton cbuitty „Indiana, lying 15 .miles front
the large and flourishing city of Lafayette, and
near the rail road from. that city to the capital
of tho State, Cineinnatti and other eastern ci
ties, containing 1131. Acres. The Land is in
n zoncrally improved and healthy section, and
in well accommodated with common roads,
and within a few miles of two- plank ronds,,
leading to important palate on the Wabash and
Erio Canal. Clinton county lies in the great
valley of tho Wabash, and is celebrated fur
the fertility and productiveness of its soil, it
not being uncommon to. produce three Buenos-
Bivo Crops of wheat; of 30 to 10 bushels to the
acre, from the same, field, and 80 and 100
bushels of corn to the nero, for almost an un
limited.period. That section of Indiana and
particularly, Clinton;,is mostly settled by good
and substantial 'armors' from Cumberland and
the adjoining counties in Pennsylvania. lbo
land here tailored fur snle.is of excellent quality
and finely timbered,, and lying no it does in the
_vicinity of exthnsive prairies, the timber alone
is very valuable.
Tim above described tract would be sold at
a groat bargian for cash—Or would be exClieng
ed for innproved real Innate. A map, showing
the position of the land in relation to tiro va
rious public' improvements, towns, due. ; and
(Ito opinions and certificates of public officers
of the county, 01 the value and location, &a;
can be seen by application to.NI ATTHEW P
MOORE, rapertoufn, Cu - ll:Leland county, rd.
of whom also terms - of 'Bolo can be obtained.
July 10, 1891 dlptl
rratiWATEIR rpoor.
BLAKS!S Fire and Water Proof 'YAINT,
which has boon so extcrittively used ,for
tho last six years with the utiriost success on
the roofs of Houses, Steamboats, &c., not a
single instance is known wheto it lias
For 81110 by [M.12.1 • :H, SAxToN
- .
V' LIND
TNNNY LIND. and other extrnetti—froh
from Rommel's, together with it vifiendid na
e.rtment of Soaps and Perfumery, nt. the Coe
tidt Drug Store, next door to the Pont Mike.
~, 8 : 51 .RAwLiNs & McCEILLOCH. • -•
'cw 3.bucttisements.
Ulbg & COMPANY'S
ME
Eff
WILL 'EXHIBIT AT CARLISLE ON
SATURDAY, August 2d. Doors open
from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 10 o'clock..
idinillynce Twenty-Fire Cents, Children under
• nine years of age, half-price.
This splendid collection of the rarest and
most magnificent specimens of the Animal
Creation, obtained from all quarters of the
globe, will enter town on the morning of the
day,of Exhibition i.,
GRAND PROCESSION,
and preceded by the gorgeous
Orphean Chariot,
Contairt'ng the New YOARTIZASS BAND, under
the suPerintendenee of Mr. 1011EPII NOSIIER,
and will consist of all the beautifully ticaorated
vehicles of the company, drawn by a magnifi.
cent stud of
One Hundred Horses
The Menagerie of G..C. QUICK & CO.
stands unrivalled by any other similar estub
hshMent in thc,World, and in it will be fotind
iirvt - entativiell.'flf:;every animal which bas ever
been discovered i hy the naturalist. It is cam
noscd„of the iw, great collections formerly be
longing to• An', Titus E.? Co., and Van .I.lln
burg & Co. And among the prit,cipal attract
ive features will be found the trained
PERFORMING ANIDIALS,
which were so celebrated both in Europe and
Ame,rica. It,DIR. BROOK:3, the unequaled
Lion-[Cit;g, will superintend, this part of the
Exhibition.
In the coarse of the performance Mr. LAN G
WOR'l'llY:will
introduce hi- highly stained
Ponies, who ' will go through with" their wonder.
I'lll feats et ,dancing, waltzing, &c., forming a
pleasing epiSode to the general entertainment.
julylti
“Sportsmen Take Notice PI
3011 N SERIDEEL,
Vorth-Eoisi Corner of Walnut and Second Sirens,
PII I A . l), E P,ll
EN AS ON HAND, JUST 'RECEIVED, a
1111 complete assortment of SHOT 'GUNS
Powder Flasks, Game Bags, and all other
Sporting Apparatus of the best and most ap
proved patterns.
He has constantly on hand SPORTING
POWDER of all descriptions, Percussien
Caps, Shot, Bullet Moulds, Ball and Blank
Cartridge's, and a general aSsortment of mate- ,
rials for Gun Makers, &c.
Also P-ERCUSSION -CA4.--of-a- 7 superior
quality, designed expressly for U. S. Rifles.—
An assortment of FISHING TACKLE al.
ways on hand. •
All the above, and any other' articles in his
line, the subscriber will sell sallow as any other
establishment in the United States.
In testimony of his skill as s manufacturer,
the FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, in thd years
1840 and'lB42, awarded to him TWO csirri-
FlCATNS—and,in the years 1844, 1840,1847,
1848 and 1850, FIVE •SILV.EB—MEDALS,
all of which mdy be seen nt, his place of busi•
ness. [jyl6.2m) JOHN KRTDER.
4 mills
3} do.
ALGEINTS WAIIPRZID
BUSINESS MEN to take the exclusive
Agency (for a County or Counties) for the
Shle of the: GERMAN WASHING FI t UID,
being an article much cheaper and easier to use
than soap, hnd r iswarranted to perfectly cleanse
all itinda of clu(hing, containing no Potash,
Soda-nsh, Spirits of Turpentine, Ammonia, t
Acids, or any article whatever that will in an
manner injure the finest fabric or the flesh. It
is an article which, when oncointrodneed„con
stem tales can be made with large profits to
the Agent. For full particulars regarding pri•
ces, terms, &c., address (post paid) to
• I. P. lIOYT & CO.
julyl6-2m No. 25 South Fifth St., Phila.
Assiglieets Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that GEORGE
/111 SAILOR, one of the firm of Sailor & El
berti, of South_Middletott township, Cumber
la7td of June
convey all his property, real and personal,-by
deed of voluntary assignment, to the subscribers
for the benefit of his creditors. All poisons hav
ing claims'against said Suitor are requested to
present them for settlement, and those indebted
to make immediate payment to
DANIEL. KAUFMAN
JOHN BOBS,
Assignees
July 2, 1851
- PROOLAZATION.
WHEREAS the Honorable FREDEMOS
WATTS, President Judge of the several
Courts of Common - Pleas of the counties of
Combo-land, Perry and Juniata, in Pennsylva
nia, and Justice of the several Courts of Oycr
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery in
said counties. art] Hon. John Stuart and John
Clendenin, Judges of the Court of Oycr and
Terminer and General Juil Delivery fur the
Arial of all capital add other offenders, in the
said county orCumberland, by theirpreeepts to
me directed,. dated the 14th of April, 1851,
have ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, to be holcien.at Car
lisle on the 4th MONDAY of August, next,
(being the 25th day) at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, to continue one week.
NOTICE is therefore liera given, to the
Coroner, Justices or the Peace' and Constables
orthe said county ofCumbedetull that t hey are
by the said precept commanded f,o be then and
there in their proper persons,. with their rolls,
records, Inquisitions, examinations, and all
other remembrances, to do those things which
to theiroffices appertain to be clone,und till those
that are bound by recogni7anecs, to prosecute
(against the prisoners tha t are or then shall be
in the Jail of said county, are to be there to
prosecute them as shall bc just,
DAVID SMITH, Sheriff.
Carlisle, July 9,1851. E
Silver Medals Awarded
To E. JPCLAIN Ar Perfumery and Fancy
Soaps, 1819 and 1850.
M'CLAIN, continuos to manufacture
his Celebrated First Premium:Vegeta.'
blo Hair Oil, Patent Magnetic Soap, Orris and
Tcaberry.Tooth Paim, Lilly White, &c., pro
'wed fir - ta North 7th atreet ' above Cherry,
Philadelphia. And sold• by S. W. UAVER,
STICK, ut his Drug and Book Store, North
Hanover street; fju1y,2,1851-Gm
Prepare for narvest.
JUST received, tit P 0 B. T S II 0 E
,STORE, a 'malt lot of Mon's pou,ged sttpners,
Mons' and Boys' BroganS, &c., suit.
able for those who wish a prime shoe for bum
mer wear. (June 11, 1851.)
'Como lot me.malco a sunny realm around Cleo
Of thought and beauty. liare are books—'
A fino assiitttliadjuet roceived—lliatorical,
Poetical and Religious, at RA VILINS', Main
at. Carlisle. . Arrangements are tondo by which
Sabbath Schools can be fgrniehod at Publishers
prices.
•
NEW IVICACH.EREL.
FREStI N0..111 MACKEREL of the now
catch.. - Also, other gitalWes, together
with HERRINGS, SALMON and SHAD,
peat received. by [jy2] J. W.",EB
GILT PICTURE FRAMES.
A rm ILT PICT LIRE FRAMES, of-varioua-ai—
Urzoai iliat rocaived at tho Contrail Drug and
Fancy Store, mit door to tho P. 0., Carlisle.
joiB,'sl. RAWLINS & NcQULLOCII. ii
?MOTs ,& moms.
- JUST received a largo assaitinent of Men
Women and Children's Boma end.Shoce r Wil:
ie'Double Soled I.lu3koi and Jenny !And
Shoos, which 1 can mill very cheap : •
Aoctin N W WO9II.B r AO. •
IVENSICI"
O, it camo 'or my ear Itke tho aweot,Soutlt,
• That bread Co upon n batip of violato,
Stealing and giving . ddor. , '
&worn' hundred mecca 'join recoived from
Londe. Walltor s, and sold at ;city prices. A
liberal discount made to those who buy by the
ci . uantity. Call at RAWLINS' next door iolta
EU
BODES.
etores Sr, 01)ops.
'A•NOw Supply of
•FARINIt.i '•
COFFEE'S, SUGARS, : RICE, SPICES,'
MOLASSES, SYRUP,
and rdi rho other neccsaary varieties, just re
calved by (jeoe4s) J W EB Y':
Green and Blacic'Teatl.
FROM the store of the Messrs. Jenkins
of Philadelphia, of the beet qualities, and- al.
ways fresh, constantly for,sale by
June 25 J W,EBY.
NEW (MODS: NEW GOODS!
Tiff!: most extensive asaortment of SPRING
GOODS ever brought to Carlise, now opening
and oaring by the subscribei on the most , ac
commodating terms and uncommonly cheap.—
Among the lot will be found a ttnost splendid
assortment
LADIES DRESS GOODS .
such as Chena and Foulard Silks, Silk and.Li
ncn Poplines, Barege Do Lainos, Fig'd Surg,
Lawns, Baragcs, TissucS. Marcelines, Bril
liantine, &c.
BONNETS,
An immense stock of Bonnets, nll qualities
and prices. Also, Bonnet Ribbons and-Flow
ers in great variety and very beautiful.
• CARPETINGS & MATTINGS,
A full assortment of all kinds Carpotirms and
Mattings. 'Mute and colored
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS 4
Some "now and elegant French Cloths and
Cassimeres at reduced prices. Muslins, 'Pick
ings, Checks, hosiery, Baggings, &c.
The public are invited to call and oxamino
this large and splendid stock of 'new goods, and
they will certainly be suited with the goods and
prices. Recollect the old stand East Main. at.,
Carlisle. [0p2.1 C. OGILBY.
SUPERIOR FRESH GROCERIES
Call and See bifore I'r u •chasing cystrliere !
TsubFcriber is just receiving and oenp
li ing nt his Cheap Family Grocery and
Quccnsware Store in West Main street, Car•
lisle, a very large assortment of all the nrti•
cies in his line of business. -
_
Pao Coffee front 12 to 14 cents per pound,
for good to a strictly prime article. Also,
Brown Sugars of the best (Manly, from 7 to 9
cents per pound, Levering's best crushed and
pulverized Sugars• from lo to 12 1.2 cents per
pound, N. 0. Sugar House end Syrup Moles•
sea of all grades from 32' to 62.4 per gallon.—
Also, lt supply of fresh ground SPICES of all
kinds, warranted pure. SOAPS, Fancy, Cas
tile, Rosin and Country Soups, Chocolate, pul
verized Sataratus, Indigo, Mould rind Dipped
CandlOs, Cum mon and Winter Strained Whale
Oils. Also, a supply of fresh Hominy, cheese
from the best Dairies always.on hand. Fancy
,sewing, traveling, clothes and market 131iskets,
together with a general assortment et 'Chew
ing and smoking Tobaccos, Spanish and half 7
Spanish Cigars, Common do., ropes, twines,
and Brushes of all kinds.
CEDAR NY A It' E.—Housekeepers, and
others capecting soon to embark' in the barite
business, please call and examine my stock. of
Mash tabs, Wash Rubbers, Churns, Cedar
Buckets, fancy, painted and varnished Dueltets,
Brooms, &co, &c.
CLASS AND QUEENSWARE.—The
subscriber has just added to his already large
stock a number of white Granite, Gold Figur-.
ed, Blue, Marble, Flowing Blue and Mulber
ry Tea Sets, of 4S piebes. Also. Plates and
_Dishes, .Tumblers, Preserve Dishes, Syrup
Bottles, tt ,c. of-xivery description and price so
that he will be able to meet the wants and
means of all in the community who may favor
htm with a. call.
mars J D HALBERT.
A'Elt° GOODS.
THE undersigned has just returned from the
- city , with a SECOND SUPPLY of Goods
suitable. for the season, embracing Cloths. Cos
simeres,Nestings,_Summer Cloths,Barege do
)Linos. Silk Tissues, dress silks, Black Canton
cloths, bombazines, ulkiackas, ginghnms, futures
muslins, checks, tickings, rlinfialoou suns. Also
•
A largo lot of BOnnets incldaing nil the new
and desirable styles, nt greatly reduced prices.
BOOTS AND. SHOES:
A full assortment , of Boots and Shoes of cirery
description, from the mast celebrated manufac..
tories of Philadelphia.
GROCERIES,
buch a 0 Coffee, Cedar, Teas, Molasses, Spices,
&c.. Also, the best quality of Colored Carpet
Chain. The public its general eraP•invited to
call, inasmuch as I can assure my customers
that my goods are laid in at such prices, as that
I can olfer great inducements to prehasers.—
Butter, Eggs,.ltngs and Dried I. rub taken at
markrt prices.
jenc26 , N W WOODS, Agt.
Medicines! DIV Ines
___Eresli_Mr_tlicinesaceent
lies' old stand, next don:
Main street, Carlisle ,
•
- Dr..l. NlcEulloch, n gi the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, is n liter in this
establishment, and will give-Iris especial uper
vision to the compounding of prescriptions.
• All Medicines warranted-pure and g enuine
i
and sold at the, lowest rates. Fresh Pine Oil
and Fluid constantly for sale.
May 28,'51. H 111 RAWI.INS.
NEW SIMINCr 0. 0 ODS
TIIE subscriber has 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 Barege De ',nines, Boreges, Poplins,
Tissues, French , and Scotch Lawns, Plain
and dotted Swiss ' and Linen Lus•
tees, Ginghams, Engbob Chinies, lc. A full
assortment of Bonnet Ribbon:4, Lace Gloves
and - Mits. Kw, and Lisle Thread Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs in great variety, Lined rind Plain I'ur.
asols, Wide Silk Trumning,Laces, Worsted La
ces, Ribbon Drnss Trimmings, Bonnet Cups
and Pullings, wih a general assortment of Mil
linery GoodS.
May 21;51. ' G. W. THTN ER.
N. B. An experioncedsalesman wanted
mediately.
rrtnsx-E GROMMRIES!
A NEW supply of fresh Coffees, White and ßrown Sugars, Spices of all hinds, ground and
unground, with all the other varieties of a Gro- '
eeryiStore, including also a new supply ol,ren.
ki n ' s 1 Quality of
FINE GREEN & BLACK. TEAS,
in metallic packs of quarter, half, and pound
Packages from 50 to $1,50 per pound, as also
a the hulk. All just opened And fur,Bale nt the
6101:13 . Of [llll2] J W EBY.
ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH 1
Dr. J. C. NEFF, Dentist, respectfully in
forms the ladies.andfgont lemon of Carlisle and
vicinity, that he is proparcd to perimin all ope.
rations on the Teeth and 01111)0 belonging to
his profession, and; will he happy torender his
services to all whosmay require them.
Dr: N. hau recently returned from the city, of
Philadelphia, where ho hatiemade himself Sc.
quainted with all the latest inipenvements in the
art, and flatters himself that he will he able to.
insertfull sets or teeth on Ilto nimospherie
pressure principles, or with springs, equal to
any made in Oust city. OFFICE in High At.,
one . dooreast of the-Post Office. - Persons wish.
lug to see specimens of his workmanship will
please call at hie rooms, where they wil l
nn opportunity to ace and judge for themselves.
jutle4.lBsl-ly
TO LAMES AND GENTLEDIEN.
William Webb,
RESPECTFULLyi.informe the public gip.:
orally, that ho has just Toturnod from - the city ,
with a largo and eplondid assortment of articles
suitable for gentlemen and ladies' toilets,. such
SHAVING CREAMS AND SOAPS
Roussel'a Rose and Ambrosial ahaviK cream,
" Glop Vane,
"' Wash Balls,
Circassian Soaps.
" Fancy Toilet Soaps, sze.,
" Extracts of various odorsi Fancy
Cologno and Cologne bottles,
" -- 7 - -Compound Ox Marrow PoinadbOrf
• " Reoinine, together with Geranium
rose hair oil, ox.marrowa, boars oil, Ects. Also'
a rare assortment orbruallos,auell as hat brush'.
es, nail, do., tooth, du., -shaving, do., clothes,
db. ofrazors, a,id razor-strops—Also-tin
hand.a largb assortment of ludo work, such as •
Gentletuons' wigs' and scalps.
Ladioa r.•
• do,, '• '
" Batik and front braids, ' •
• • - • -
-Curie, Ste., and a variety of other
'articlos to,whieh.the attetilion.of the public is
iespentfully invited.'
Carlisle, May 2t;;:1851. ' "
"
Sack Flanneb. • '
racoirod a idnoral:nosortutent .01 7 .
ordd Flannals 'rod Laitiod-Sacks,,tpk,.
Gray, Bine, Rod.. -Groom, Pink and Changia
.Olo,., Whitc. WoOlon:And • Conon lieu. ,
in grent. , rariely,, G 'W .•
Ottillmir - .ili:ioit. 4 ::.' , '
flOuiiing Gap White SulPhur Springs
CUMBERLAND CCtINTY*-PA.'
. . .
THE abo've establishment's/ beautifully lo
cated on tho'.brow - of the motititain, is can 'of
access, and Li. outrounded_with 4tiany
places amusement and recrittion: Rersons
•learing'llarrisburg or Chanabortb.urg can reach
Newville in the cars,thendo -.by, stage hi 2i
.hours travel, at a 'cost ofot 50 from either of
the two first named town's. • ' •
, No care or atteition shall bo wanting to Ten
der a stay at tilos ~.Springs pleasant and bane&
cial ASCO avr COY Prop'r
•
June 4,18.51.8 w.
$ 4 G l l;4*.iiiiilklilisaltiiiiiiMil taell
•
THE Proprietor of this pleasant and delight
ful Watering Place, feeling highly gratified with
the. success which has attended his -Manage
ment of the shove establiihment during tholirst
season, has increased his offortn to render the
place and 'accommodationd still more inviting
and comfortable—
Tips Warm Springs are situatedorry-co.
Pa., on the bank's of Sliermen'ii Cieck, one of
tho healthiest situations in the. Sta'e. These
waters aro well known for theienxcellent mod•
iMnal qualities, and arc the best for the perma
nent cure of Scrofula, Totter, isqd all - diseases
of the skin that has ever boon asnortained.
The Springs are accessible by' tho 3ontral
Railroad to DuncatMon, whore n coach-will al•
ways be in readinens.'on LIM arrival of the cars
from the'East, to convey Passengers who desire
to visit tho Springs,l4 miles N. W. of Duncan.
non. Persons leaving Philadelphia in the morn;
ing train of, cars call-arrive at tho Springs early
the lame evening: The conch Will 'commence
running daily on and after the 15th day of Juno
next, and continuo during the season, leaving
the Springs every morning suns io reach the
cars going east. All communications for the
Warns Sponge should bedirected to•Duncannon
P 0, and will theq -arrive at the Springs daily.
Tho terms for &hording willbn moderate, and
every attention paid to' those who shall be pleas
'ed to pay him a visit during the-,season.--
Ample provision has been mode for gymnastic
exercise, and passtime amusements, whsle'Sher•
men's Creek affords delightful fishing.
junes,lm II it WI"FER , Proprietor.
CARLISLE SPRINGS,
trinllE proprietor respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public generally, that he has
fitted up the establishment oh ho CARLISLE
SPRINGS, fur the accommodation comfortably:
ora large- number of Visitors and
; • 6 =t , 13Oarders. The Sprlngslare situ
:A N; r . .
• N :tied four miles north of CailisloT
fine, .healthy- and.. romantic
ttv= n , place,where every aceommodation
for travellers and visiters May be relied on.—
Cold and warm baths in good order.
Visiteis coming in the ears freni any of the
cities will be promptly attended to by any of the
Livery men with their line carriages, and cori•
vityed to tho Springs the same day. if 'desired:
june2s,6t - D. CORNMA.N...
U P E - 0 - 1
STERI d
.THZ subscribers would respeCtfully inform
the public that they have commenced the-bu
siness of Upholstering., in all iru branches, at
their shop, on Loather street, near Leonard's
corner, where they arc prepared to manufacture
'to order all kinds of Al A*l TR ASSES, such as
us e newly patented Span; ..i/nitces.r,
• etwird Ilair -.7lfatiraeses, Musk liethri-cs'e., till
of which are made in'tlie best style,and at very
low prices'. ,
The_public are becoming aware of the health
ful and invigorating influence of these bed's; iii
preference to leathers, and the experience of
eminent physicians in cities and elsewhere, u
niversally recommends them osAhe best to be
used by persons in health as well as the infirm
and.invalids. Principals of Colleges, Acade
mies, and Hotel keepers,as as families,
, are respectfully invited to give us a
i - Kt - SADDLING in'all its vs - titles branches
tarried on in The same shop.
I May 28,'5. TIZZAItD dr. SHELL'ir.
undersigned, after considerable ex.
pease and experiment, has succeeded in produ
cing a T E E 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
otherTwyerc possesses.
; Isl. The blast can be regulates effectually
se-as-to-suit_eay_kind of work. 2d, The blast
can be kept cleer at all times tvtt haut the use
of a palter, or without breaking and . shaking
the hre, thus ambling the smith to take tt.clean
clear het. Sd. By actual experiment it saves
one-third ef-the Paul, while -the werk--can be
done
one.fusrth fruiter.
,4th. Tho blast is re
moved eight or nine inches from, the back
which is a great advantage to:the smith, doing
crooked or difficult work. sth.
.It is not liable
to got out of order and will last many years.
The following Certificates selected from ma
ny in the possession of We Patentee, will show
that it has given complete Satisfaction, and also
its great superiority over all others.
ilteLat_Rxrp
I'ost oflico,
-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 do with the old Twyoro. Of all . the
different Twyores that I have ever tried, I can
say that Porter's is the .bdat, on account of the
facilities of the valves. w R'OIJT.
Carlisle, April 29i1, 'Ml.—This is to certify
that I have tried the 1 wycro of flohret D l'ar•
ter, and I find that it is Vmost woollen!. articlo,
for I havo tried several Twyeres, but this is
far suporim to any that I have ever Boon used,
for it Ileitis quicker and more regular, and with
it I can do one-third more work in tli . 9..efima
lime. 1,9 thdrefore, recommend its • use to all
who stand in need of sttch nit article.
JNO. N. Gid.NDlNG,.C9chsmi.th
This is toTortify that I have put in rivk - forge
ono of porter's Patent Graduating, Twyers and
it is the Lest that I havo roar even, and sustains i
all the advantages claimed for t over other
Twyeres. -, I would not take twenty dollars and
do without it.
1,1 A B ZEIGLER, S. Middleton.
Persons wishing to examine the above. twyere
can do so by caffing,on the undersigned ai Win
AI Porter's, Carlitslo. Rights for counties of
States aro offered for sale. Early attention is
requested. Unty] ROB".P D rowriut.
VALUABLE PAM FOR .SALE.
itN PURSUANCE of the Int Will and Tea.
',ll.•tatitonf `l3l.:lllattliosv Thompsouoir., luto of
Alilllin township, Cumberland county doo'd.,
public sale on icRIOAY, the
. :2Stlt of [41;; AT,Ailai Ett, Itasl, nt
A. 111., on the premises, a tract of lhnd situate'
in the aforesaid towitship of bound
sid by the Conodogitinet Creek and lands of Jo•
kph Hershey and Samuel Wootheffer, •cori
?Oiling 235-ACRES; of which about fifty acres
tire timber land and the residue cleared land, in
it goad state of cultivation.:
• The• , improfroments are a large .
-P • daublo two story STONE 11011 SE
and KITCHEN, a
,large BRICK
Pill •
. 1 .: • BANK BMW, feet long, a
••-••••L'- , -..-- Wagon Stied, Corn a Spring
House and Smola Ilonset , u well of wateryon
buitiegt to%tho door and a good apple orchard..
The above .described land is grevelOviill a
4onsiderablo quantity
. of alluvial bottom of the
hest quality. It is within 'a mile of the liSno•
i•tono land. - It is situatodcabout four miles west
tif Nowviilo , and noar the State Road from
t.Sarlisle to Roxbury: -
•
The terms of sale will be $lOO to bo paidby
the purchaser when thb property, is • stricken
tlown—one.half of the whole pUrchase money
;colliding the aforesaid 8 100, on the let. of A-
Pril, when possession will -be given mid
deed made to the purchaser, and the residue
n three equal annual pay,monte;•withont, inter—
n et, to be secured byfjudgment or. Mortgage,
iho landlord's share of the grain to 'go to the
.. • , .
iniichaser. '
The land is patented; rind 'en indispittahle
,isle Will be given clear of ell incumbranees;
Persons wishing to view the aforasail4 -1 .0 11 1
P
an.eull on 'Jetties SOYd. who: resides on ilia
ppposito side of the creek - from said
. ..JAKES [SOYA.. • '• ';
MATT HEW: 'MO:VIPS° N, •
, Adm'r. do bonie nun .with the, will annexed,
",f Matthew Thortipifon,,er, deed:
A Challenge, el
tS OFfErtF.D' liy,l3.llZec!AlN for o bet,'
' ter article of Soup than his patenthlognetic,
ithor for reniovind tan, }unborn, and Ptinpleg
'corn the akin, or or, 'shaving. , Manutactnred
s , : E. McClain, 813' North ith 'street; above
_litany, Philadelphia. 'And gold by , S,
kIAVERSTICK. a Itin'Prog and l3 "k: Bl °k
North Hanover street, Whew, [july2 6ro
1 1, 0 It TXI '
Stores Bvl'
FIRST IN . Ioef.S.S.IIETI
Fresh; Drug*, Medicines, Perfumeiy, Fancy
Articles, Edc.. ' .
rIIVIE subscriber hasjust received his Spring
11. Supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES. AND
CHEMICALS, among whinh can be found
every article used by Physicians in their. pre
scriptions, to , tho putting up of which, ho will
give particular attention. Also,
Palette, 01115., - Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Soaps,
Ste., and a-variety oilTancy firticles too'num
erns to mention, togethOr with °a superior lot
of TOBACCO - AND CIGARS of various
bliinds, all of which, having purchased in per
son, upon the most favorable terms, he will
guarantee as being of the best quality, and is
willing to sell, not exactly at City Prices, yet
fore very small advance for, CASH.
He would respectfully invite the attention of
Physiciansi Country Merchants and Pedlars,
to whom ho will make a liberal deduction,—
OppoSite tho Rail Road Depot, corner of Pitt
and High Areets,.Carlisle, Pa.
marl - S A lIIHIB-A-RD.
LA:TEST 'ARRIVAL OF
SPRING Ist. sumplicEn GOODS,
At the Cheap Store, 148 North Hanover st.•
XNA VIN G i warned. from Philhdalphia with a
RR selected assortutont of Spring and Sum—
mar Godds, I Would respectfully invite all per
snits who wish to purchase no* goods to call
and examine my stock, as I am determined to
sell at , small profits. Among thorn may bo
found .
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,'
Such as Silk Tissues, Silk Lustros, Foulard
Silks, plain mid li - gurcd Do Litinos,, Bump,
Berege do Laines, Lawns, Ginghams and Cali•
coos.
k' MEETS,
•
Asian - re assortment of Bonnets, all qualities and
of the newest styleEi: Also, Rennet Ribbons
Kid Gloves and Parasols. _ _
CLOTHS, CASSE"! ERES irEsrmras,
Tweeds; Jew, Cambreons, Velvet Cords,
Blue Drills, &c. Also, Muslins, Tickings Ta
ble. Diaper, Linen Table Cloths, Checks, Ho
siory, DaLong, &c.
GROCERIES,
CulThe, Molas2cs, Green and Black Teas and
Spices. Butter, EF„gs,Jtids and Soap, and all
kinds 'of Country Produce taken at market
prices, ju exchange for goods.
ap9 A C FETTER.
• For _the: Benefit of the Public.„
VIE subscribers take this method of inform
no. their old customers and the public generally
bat they have removed their extensive
CLOTLIM7 ESTABLISILVEST,
one dour north of their'old sliid, to the room
formerly occupied by S A Gdyle„ . _in, North
fititiover street, Carlisle, where they have ad•
dud to their stock an extensive assortment of
`SP/UN - 0 f SUMMER- CLOTILIXO.
They keep constantly oh hand a full assortment
of every kind of clothing - either for dress,or la
hour. Their stock consists in part of fine cloth
Dressmnd Frock Coate, Cassimere Pants, r ilk
_and Satin. Arcats;_and also coats of eatttnett
Tweed, Croton Cloth, Cushmerett, Linen, &c.
and a fail assortment of panto for summer wear
and to their a9sortinent of clothingthere is
Scarcely an end, embracing almost every varie
ty of pattern, make , and price; limy also keep
constantly on hand au'esco.llent, assortment of
goods for'
01:711ITLEMEN'S WEAI?,
which they are prepared to make up to order
at short notice. They also keep eonstantly on
hand an assortment of Leather and Hair trunks
Wilictg, carpet hags, umbrellas, hats arid Caps,
suspenders, dress and under shirts, bosoms and
collars, fancy and ,plain silk neck and pocket
handkerchiefs, nod lots of notions to numerous
to mention. We invite you td 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' th ey s have no city
clothing, but that their garments are all made
in Carlisle under, their own supervision.
a 9ap3m ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON..
ZONNETS, 33011N,ETS
"Thii subscriber is just receiving a large and
varied assortment of Straw Bonnets, of all de
scriptions. Also, 100 Bolts Bonnet Ribbons,
the cheapest ever offered, in Carlisle. Call
soon or you will miss bargains in Bonnet Rib
bons.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
We arc now opening a'very choice lot of La•
dies and Gctit'omen's Linen Cambric Hand•
lie:chiefs, at various pikes, decidedly the
cheapest lot of ftendlterchiefs we have , evor of •
loved to the public. L adies do not miss them.
• IRISH LINENS, &c.
We aro just receiving a large lot Irish Linens
from the best Blencherics end at low pikes.—
Alqi. Barnsley Shootings, Pillow case Linons
and Mastitis, with a general assortment of Li.
nen l'ant Stuff 3.•
NEW STYLE DRESS TRIMMINGS
fast received the new style Quilted Rib
lions for Trimming Lrdies Dresses. Also, new
style Buttons of various kinds for Ladies Dreses
BLACK SILKS, &c.
Just opened a general assortwent or Blue and
Colored Silks and Borer) de Loins, with other
dress goods,
G
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOT IEING!!
" L IVERY BODY should embrace this op
portunity to buy. CLOTIIINGfor Men,
Youth and Boys, at such prices as have never
yet been known to this Vorough, nt
STEINER'S QTArrifwb'EsTAßLlsii,
NIL NIT,
West .ittim. st, next !door to llitrklolder's Hotel
Embracing, a‘ choice of the best, inset desira
hie end fashionable
CASHMERETT COATS,"
• HABIT CLOTH do. ••-!'s" , l
LINEN MULLING do.;
TWEEDS, &c., &o.
Together witli.n great Swiety of 'English,
French and American CLOTHS and Summer
If'abries, adapted to the wants' of Men and
Boys, both for Dress and Business3Garments.
Particular care has been taken to procure
the ncii. style
SUMMER COATS, - `-'1 • -
PANTALOONS,
VESTS, :ate,
To which he would Invite special attention.—
FUR NISH I N G G 0 0 I) S, consisting of
Shirts, Stocks, Handkerchiefs, cc., all el
which are offered at the lowest possible cash
prices, and as Cheap us any other Clothing
Store in the Union. Parents
' rill° 'desire Boys
Clothing, are earnestly invited to examine tho
stock. Country s ore keepers can he accent-.
moilated at very low rates for cash. .116np
ortultv S.PRffOrG GOODS!
• AT THE CHEAP STORE:
lUTE have just returned' from the city with
y'VV a largo and evonvive assortniont of
CL,OLIIS, CASSIMERES 6. VESTING'S,
Linen and coiton panto loon stare, for men and
boys wear, vweeda, black summer Kon•
Lucky jeans, &c., cheaper thou over. •
agEss GOODS,
Mous. - de Laines 4000 yds Chintzes, -
Bareye de balms, . -Dotted Swim's, •
Lawns, .. Plain Sulsses,
Ginyha7ll3, Plain '.l - aconels,
Alparbas Barred do. •
Silk Poplint.t, Bombazines, •
Colored Bareges :5;6
.11 o N.. A- - • -
A 'good assuriniont, front 50 coots to $2,5
Palm Leaf, Leghorn nod Rough and Ready
Hato, &e.
.AfUSLINS, TIC'KJWGS, CHECKS,
linen and cotton.diapora, nankeens, and an cx.
collont',ctoolv orMuslihs;'that'eant ho beat-for
cheapness; Edgings, Insertings, Gloves, no•
eicry„Suspendors, and a largo lot of
RIBBONS i s. - PARASOLS, , .
which will be et& cheap . . GROCERIES,
SPICES,
.TEAS, dic.,lwlnok will be 'sold at
lower prices than the sumo can be bought here
or elsowhore•
A & W,,BtNTZ
The 'Universal Refrigerator. • ,
.
The 'subscriber would invite the citizens to
.examine the Universal Refrigerator with Wa
ter riper attached, which may be seen at, his
residence, now in operation, and can ho fur.'
malted cifk priees,itirCreby saving ffeightl)
May 21;51. - G HITNER.
• : 'p,'4! TEA! ,TEA!, ',.
- ..- -.:-.:-- -- eATEsT" ARM ry A L
?, j";;T§ : i-... 1 .-1•—..• KA F ROM CHINA!— , Tho
\ , ',Y. -30" -- lovers or good. TEA, ran be
A il : PREIS It supplied with Jonkin'S & Co's
•06 -Tr AR Superior Groat and .Black
-4 -oy -- Teas, ,either,loose'or put' up
'' • _- in fourth, !mil' or pciund . mo•
Wile packs to suit purchasers at prices ranging
limp BO soots up to 01 per poundi'hy calling at
ihatliore of .Ittla s l 1. a. HALO gß'l .
onobramEts;",.
TUST received a drank lot of GROCERIES
Which :will ,be sold very. low at the old cheap
Store, East Main Street..
C. OGILBY..
(Fa
, .
.• -- itlis . cattpieouis••
...,.,
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Mon oiopathic' , - •
~, . ,
Medical' Calle o of Pennsyl v ani a .
.Filbert Sired abov,eßleventh,
MITE Lecturer; of the regular ceurso will
commence annually on tho' SECOND
MONDAY of Octocer, and continuo until the
first of March ensuing:
Ain't of fees for a full collate of Lectures $lOO 03
Students •who have attended two full ••
courses another schools 30 OD
Matriculation Fee, paid only once 5 00
Pram feel A nn tomy 10 00
GwnWinton Fen 30 no
The Commencement will Mica place pally in
March.
FACULTY
. CAr.r.ri R MATTIIEWA, M. D., Professor of Ma
feria Medicn and Therapeutics.
WILLIAM S. lIELSIUTII, M. D., Professor of Ito
mopopathic Institutes and the Practice) ,of Medi
eine. '
SAMUEL FitEmiraylVl—.D.,_Vrofessor of Botany
and Medical Jurisprudence.
CHARLES NILDUARD, M. D., Professor of Chemi
cal Medicine:.
WALTER WILLIAMSON, M D. , •Professor of 01)-
metrics and the Diseases of Women and Children.
—.ALVAN.E. SAIAP, M. D.,iProfessor of Physiol
ogy and Pathology.
MATTHEW SEMPLE. M. D• 2 Professor efl:G il °M
istry and ToxicolOnY.
• • FRANCIS Stws, M.D., Professor of Surgery.
WILLIAM A. GARDINER, M. D., Professor o
Anatomy.
J. B. PRVIERERIDGE, M. D., Dotnonstrator - o
Anatomy.
WM. A. CAILDINER, M. D., Dean,
NC 303 Arch Street, Philada,
June 18, 1851-Gm.
MITZEL, VizzaTE cyz, CO.,
BALTIMORE, Md.
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FOR-
R... 7 - WARDING MERCHANTS" North
Street, opposite the Suquchannah Rail Road
Depot, 13altimore. Keep constantly on hand
for sale, Fish, Salt, Guano, Plaister, &c. Lib
eral advances made on consignments.
June 16;51. Gin pd.
IMEEZEMIEE
M. L. PARIEraI. & CO
S, E, CORNER OF CALVERT & LOMBARD STS
BALTIMORE.
.ISTD,7:ALERS in 'I in Plates; American, Eng
'Hall, and Russia Sheet Iron; Boiler and
Hue Iron; Lloon and Rod Iron; Iron \Vire;
Tinned Copper; Zinc; Speller; Pig and Bar
Lead; Lead Pipe; Sleet Lead; Muck and Bar
Tin; Brass Kettles; Tinner's Tools and Ma
chines; Slove Trimmings; American Rivets,
all sizes. Tinned and Black, &c.
March 2G, 1 8 1-lynd.
New and Popular School Book,
riOMPREIIENSIVE SI4MMARY .of
NIVERSAL 1118 TORY, loget.i , Ler with
a-nIOORIIPIIY DLSTIN 1.1 as E D
PERSONS, 10 'Whioil is appended an, epitome
of 1 ft:atilt:a -.Plieetliclogyi -Natural - - Philosophy,
General Astronomy , and Physiology. Adapted
in the Public Sehou!s of Phdadelphia.
U.S. .10 N.E$ & CO; Publishers,
S W Corner of Fourth and Race els. Phila.
Te.wbors rind School Committees addressin
letters to us post paid, will bp furnished with
copies for examination.
full assortment of Rooks and Station
ery for side at rite Lowest Prices. --
Hanleburg Steam Wood Turning
and Scroll Sawing Shop.
WOOD TURNING in all its branches, in,
city style' and at city prices. Every variety. of
Cabinet and Carpenter work either on hand or
turned to order. -'
lied Posts, Tale Legs, Awning Posts,
balustres, Newell Posts, Iriunit Hubs,
Rose(is, l'atterns, Sol.7llnns, .
•
Stat and atiarter Mouidings, R ound or Octagon
Chisel Handles, 80.
This shop in in STRAWBERRY ALLEY.
near Third Street, and as we intend - to please
all our customers who want good work done,
It is hoped the trade will give us-a-call. Ten-
Pins and Ten-Pin Balls made to order or re..
turned:
W. 0. HICROK.
Harrisburg, April 30th.
sarrov
. FOR, BLASTING ROCKS!
nRDERS for the above article, addressel to
to •the undersigned at their Manufactory
uearMeehauicsburg, Cumberland county, Pa.,
will moot with prompt attention, and be filled
at the lowest cash piices.
• GEO. V. COO VER,
:nap I nal PETER-GINGRICH,
NoticeEi.
A'oeice.
NTOTICE is is reby given that application
will.be made to the next Legislature, ogre.-
ably to . the Constitution and laws of this Coni•
monwcalth, for niCaltetation in the Chirr of
'the Carlisle Deposit Bank, sons to c fo r on
said Bank the rights and pri;ilegos Of a Bank of
issue, and to change the name of slid Bank td
"The Farmers S. Mechanics Bnnk of Carlisle."
By order of, tlio Board of Directors,
, M. nEETF:m.,. Cashiet
Car Dop. Dank, May '2Bth, 1051-C in.
Notice to Collectors,
n,TOTICE is hereby given to all delinquent
IA Collectors, that their i:overal accounts
.nest be elo-ed with did County Treasurei., on
'r beore. the 17th of July next, after ~ vhich.
irne. no further indulgence can he given. 13y
order of the Commissionersp
Attest—lV M. RILEY,
Commissioners' Office, Carlisle,
Juno ISth, 185.1.
vrowpcm.
A T a meeting of tho Cumberland Valley,
.t.. 11. Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
held in Shippenshurg, on the 10th inst., the fol
lowing tamed persons, were elected officers,
viz.—SAMUEL WAERRY, Esq., President;
J CaEssmtn, Secretary; and Gcoacc ALLEN,
Treasurer,
EXCCUt inl Commillee.—Jacob Fog,lcaonger,
John Crosslor, and Wm ;Unarm.
Juncl3,3( .1 CRESSLER, Sect'y,
Estate of Richard Patton, dee'd,
NCSTl,Cl•ridliirellygiyen that Letters of Ad
mimstratton on the' °State of Richard Patton,
Into of Mekinsolt township, Cumberland coun
ty, deceased, have been l!rmited to the subseti
bar, residing in Wilk Vennsborough township,
in said eouni v. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate -aro ren•iired to
come forward and make itimietlinto payment,
and thoso having claims to present them tor set
tlement to TA AIES Aloe U 1,14)1J Gli, •
jun2s,Gipd. Administrator.
E state of Christopher Johnson, dee'd.
NOTICE is lately given that Letters Tes•
tamentary on the estate onChristeplfor
Johnson, late or Dickinson township, Cumber
land county, dee'd., have- been granted by the
Register of said county, to the subscribers, re
siding in the same township. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate ore
requested Itt'eoinclorward and make cNinediate
pap - hew, and those having claims to present
thedi forsettlement to _ . .
• _stimuli, JoinisON,
CONRAD JOHNSON,'
une 18, fit pd ' Executor.
grztAatra iIirIINTED
icATHEAT, RYI, CORN AND OATS
VV purchased by the undersigned, arid the
highest market price paid in Cash. Also, good
Fatally Flour and Mill Feed of different kinds
for sale on reasonable terms. Apply at •the
Fernier's Mill (formerly Good Hope,) West
rennshoraugh township. Cumberland county..
tituy7-t2mpd MARSHALL JAMES:
, • IASI". NOTICE.
A
Li., persons indebled to the estate of lion
ry Church, deed.; are requested•to Call
on the subscriber at the office of Church, Lee
& Feeman, Limber Merchants, in Now Cum—
berlond and settle the same without delay, as
a further indulgence cannot be given
. . cnuncm.
m'ay7tf •
SELLING on -AT COST
T111: - sobsaribor Jawing - purchased tho4toek
of Pry:pooda' Groceries, &e., of A, C.Totter,
at the Omer of North IlnaoWti. and. Loather
otteina informs the public that the wing° of the
larrre and elegant atock'will 'bo sold out AT
COST:' Look out for bnrgnins.
JAPOB.FraTERP
,
PARLISLE FEMALE SEMINARY..
.
: 'THIS Institution Will commonec its next term
on, (hoist of September, under the cnro -Mies
Ppebe Paine; minted hy'compotont • machers.
• gnatrnetion in the languages and drIM:IIX, rth
extra charge. , •I•• •
taught by nn uspetioneed• ienehor• at
an oitra cbrirga: :•
t.
'PO : • - to IrDA7CB
:Splendid-Fancy Oncids, Elegant
Gift Books, dice. ace. '
.0 'W. HAVERSTICK' has just received
• from the city and is now openinga
splen
did display of FANCY GOODS, suitable for
the approaching Holyday Season, to which he
desires to .call tne attention of his friends and
the public His assortment in this line capitol.
be surpaiged in novelty and elegance,_ and
both in quality aid price of the articles, can
not fail to please purchasers. It would be im
possible to enumerate his
If OLIDAY FANCY.,GOODS,
which coinpriso every variety of, fancy articles
of theanost novel styles and exquisite finish,
such as
Ladiizie Fancy Baskets, . ' e
Fancy Work Boxes, with sewing instrunets
Terracotta Work Ca recent novelty,)
Paper Mache Goods,
Elegant alabaster and porcelain ink-'stands
and trays,
Fancy, pearl and,shell card caeca,
Port Monnaics, of every variety,
Gold pons and pencils,
' , die) , paper weights,
l'apotories, with a large variety :of ladies
• ney.stotionery,
'.Motto seals and wafers,
Silk nod bead purses,
Ladies' riding whips, elegantly finished, •
Ladies' line cutlery,
Perfume baskets and bags,
Brushes of every kind for the toilet,
R.,assel's perfumes of the various kinds.
Musical insult meats, of all kinds and nt:al
priees,. together with an innumerable variety o
articles elegantly finished and suitable bribe
lyday presents, to which lie invites CpecialLat
tontion. •
,11so, nn extomive and olemint 7 collection of
comprising the various English and Anierientl
A N N UA LS / for -11331, richly' embellished and
illustrated POETICA L WORK S, with'
CHILDREN'S PICTORIAL Q KS,
for ch;Liren of all ages, than which nothing
can be more appropriate or plensing'as holiday
gilla. ussm uncut of Scheel Books and
School-Stationery is also of,
and cOrn•
prises every thing used dit Colleges and the
Sebools.. lie also desires 10 call the particular
attention of Families go his elegant display-of
LAurs, GIRANDOLES, fee.
from the ortensive establishments Of Cornelius,
Archer and others of Philadelphia, comoriaing
every stle -of Parlor, Chamber add Study
Lamps, for burning either lard, sperm or ethe
real oil, together wills Flower Vases . , Fancy
Screens, &c. his assortment in thts line is un
equalled in the borough. Also,
FRUITS. FANCY CON FECTIOARY—
N UTS—PRES,ERYV, I ) FRUITS;&c.,. •
in every variety and - at all prices, all of which
are pure and fresh, such ns can be confidently
1.N:0111'110mM to his friends and\thelitt folks,
stock embraecs everything ill, line of
Fancy Goods, with many other artid es useful
- to hoosekeepers,which the public are especially
invited to call and sec during the holidays,—
Re 1110 tither the Old Stand, nearly opposite the
Berk oa North.llauover street.
deal t - S W,-HAVERST ECK..
oLivEr. A. PARICET.
FouFE,yr. Dtz:jaitiNTErt WILL
i_pty forfeit. sso, if failing to cure any co ed
a
of disease .that May come under his care, no
matter how long standing or afflicting. Either'
sex arc invited to.this private room, 38 North
SKVENTII Street, Philadelphia, without fear
of interruption by other patients. Strangers
and others who have been unfortunate in the
selection of a physician are invited to
'nose wlpyhave injured themselves by solitary
Vice are gee invited.
READ AND REFLECT—The afflicted
world do well to reflect before trusting their
health, happiness, and in many cases; their lives
in the hands of physicians, ignorant of this class
of maladies. It is certainty impossible_for ono
man to understand all the ills the human family
nre subject to. Every respectable physician
has his peculiar brznch in which he is more sun
cessfal than his brother professsra, and to that
he devotes most of his time and study.
YE A.RSO2 P RACTICE, exclusively de
voted to the study and treatment - of diseases of
the sexual organs„together with ulcers uponthe
body. throat, nose or legs, pains in the head-Or
bones, mercurial rheumatism, gravel, irregular
ities, disease arising from youthful excesses or
impurities of the blood, whereby the constitu
tion has -.become enfeebled, enables the doctor
to offer speedy relief to all who may place them
selves under his care. Ittne4
. .. _ .
\- Family Grocery Store.
THE subscriber having removed hls Grocery
. Establishment, on South Hanover
'i
i - , : ii street, to the lai'gri building nearly
i al,. opposite his old stood desires to cal
.. '": ,i' .
the attention of the public to the su
1 " . , porter stock of FRESR GROCER
lES %ilia' he has just opened, and which ho'
will sell on the most accomrriodatihg terms.
The arrangement of his new Establishment will
be found of the most complete character, and
his assortment comprises every article that can
_be_lowatl: ,
Perfect Family. Grocery,
such as sugars. coffee, teas, apices, hums, dried
beef, cheese, shad, ,mackerel, herrings drie d
fruit, soaps, '&c., Together will' _an elegant as:-
serum - it of Cliina and Crockery Ware of. eve-.
7y style Lad 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
(beret . .no respectfully solicited'
wars INHOFF.
aZIE.112E;11: TIT ELI MVEIR.
fin E eul+scriber iaviug just rc.urncd front
_I the East, offers to the `public ft more, am
Me and complete assortment of goods in his
line, than ever previously oilitred, and respect:'
fully solicits dealers and others to give him a
call, when ho will sinew than goods at aston
ishingly /01114/I•ick,s "
To .I.l,,ilders, Calpenlers and Otheri
His stow;
,com Prises a, full assortment of
Locks and Latches of every .loscliption, Hin
ges and Strews, Windcw Springs and Bolts of
various kinds, Window Cia;s, Putty, Paints
of all colore,__Oils, Turpentine, &c.,
A Cross-cot nod Circular Saws, Hand
Pelmet, Kipping and Back Saws, Augurs, Chi-
Broad, Hand and-Chopping Axes, Hatch
ets, Planes and Plano Bitts, Steel and Iron
Squares, Files and- Rasps, Nails, Brads and
Spikes of all sizes.
I would invite attention to my beautiful as
sortineat of waiters and Trays, plain and Go ,
thic style, knives and forks, Butcher Knives,
Scissors and Shears, Brittannio,German
and Silver Plate, Table and Ton Spoons,.
Brass and Emerald Preserving Kettles, smooth.
ink Irons, Hollow-wore, Tubs, Buckets,
Churns;
Oils, Palma and Dye Stuffs, Fire and Water
Proof Paint
octlln
LIGHT SUMIrEII' READING.
FOLLOWING tire airiong . the tie*
and cheap publicatinivi jest received at the
e r x, 77 : a s h ii o b t , i , l e c- r td r I' l e a r e ioc a a rt l in S , i t o ) re on ok i t a h i e n
Stroct. '
• Harper's, the International, Godcy's, Grn
hain's and Sartain's..Magazines for.Julyr-25
cents each,
David Copperfield, by Dickens. 50 cents:
Itentt—Mrs. Leo Ilmaitz's now story-50 cts.
The Heir of Wa3l. Waylatid,by..Mary Liowitt,
JO cents. •
The Mother-in-Law, by Mrs. Southwoith;
50 eetas.
nose Douglass, or rho Autobiography.rif a'
Clergyman's daughter, 50 cents.
. The Danghter of Night-05 cenrs.
lord and Lady Ilarcoart by Caroline Sinclair
60 cents.
'Pilo' Maniocs and their Beaux, Miss
Leslie. 55 cents.
The Duchess, or Woman's Love - and Wo•.
Man's Ilate, 50 cents.
The Widow Rugby's Husband-40 cents.
Polly' Pea Blossom's Wedding, 50 cents.
'Together with a largo variety of other now
works. An the now publications :received as
'soon as published, and sold at, publisher's prices:
A complete assortment of Stationery, Enver- ,
lopeS,-&e. always en hand, with a largo varie—
ty of Rooks in every Department of Literature,
Science, History, Biography, Theology, Tra
vels, &c. Also, School Books of every kind
id' use, at the lOwest cash prises. •.
July 2,-11351 A. M. PiPER, Agent. '
CODDD OIL.—An excellent article
sale by
ntar2G
Bonnats_ and Ribbons..
WE have just received our third supply of
these ,
CREA l' IIONWE.TS BONNIAT RIBBONS
to which wo invite the attention of the ladies..
mny 7 -. • .A.•& OEN
LAW =DAILY FOR SELF.
,
A voluabin LAW LlißriAltY, belonging to`
Judgo Brondcbitry, and consisting Of wag or'
tho Pennsylvania - Repotis,and a-numbor of oak
or standard 'Law WorkS,:W i ll''ha 'sold ver'y low
In any•porson.parclittabig•ilto dot. •-71'ho'
can,bo scen•ond the , prictionsosttainad•byt
lug 'at the cape ofW. 114 'iptly, ROSE, t s q c ;
in. Main Stree!,:Car.lisio. . -
Aliscettaitous.
11OLIll.AY GIFT
..1300K5,,
kr. XVZ-0 T2LXi I
HENRY SAXTON:
lIUBBARD.