i11,,,• ,,,, :';.f . .!‘-tt...,: , .! , : . 4-..,.:-. ' .0111PPENSBURGAGADkaint. J. 11. STINSON,A. M., Professor of Lan git. firs; Natural Sciences and Mhthomatics. :.•;•j•,.OSEN, A. M., Professor of the Normal P;OpartMent. ' . . A.•.-L. LAVERTY, Assistant. foESSRS. LAVERTY & KN . 'S LE Y . toe respectfully inform their friends an tne Ohba generally, that they intend - to commence, the Ist. Session of -their defiaol;bn the lst,,filonday in October, next. They in tend to spare no painsin furnishingbrorytbingi necessary to .render ' the 'accommodations for bitaiders ample and pleasant. . 'They have, engaged for the' , Classies and Whoa:English 'Branches Mr 'll,Sznsox, a gildnate . of Prineeton College, who 'comes with ttiVirioSt unexceptiOnable recommendations and references, to character'and qualifications. 'Students will be prepared' to. enter nuy,class in - College; or "for businbis. The discipline will be mild and persuasive, and it is hoped,. patents sendingtheir Sens hero, will not be dis appointed in their moral and intellectual culture. . There Will also be n Nurtn'in. Department, in which' young men, wishing to prepare them selves for Toaeliingi can do so, on the latest anil•most approved plan. Thoplace is noted for its healthfulness end the moral and religious character of the com munity'. There will be two sessions a year of five months each. The Winter Fession corn mecneing on the let Monday in October; and the•Stimmer Sessicn on the !td Monday in A. f TERN IS, Boaiding, Washing and Tuition in English branchos, per session, (5 Ina) SSD DD Latin or Groek Languages :" 5, 00 Gorman or Music For those living inlown and the immediate vicinity, wishing to board.themselies, the terms will be moderate. „ For further particulars, address, • ' " D. A. L. LAVERTY, S. KNISLEY. ' ' ' ' Shipnensburg, Pa., septl7 , Proprietors. FALL FASHIONS FOR 1851. GIX‘QRGE KELLER respectfully announ' cos to his old Patrons and the public gen- . - - erally that - he has just received tho FALL STYLE OF GENTLE MEN'S' HATB, manufactured at one. of the best establishments in Philadelphia, to which ho invites specinl attention. Ho has also constantly on hand a large and varied assortment of his own Manufacture as well as city made .) , • !EATS AND CAPS, - suitable for the season, comprising every yeti eyl of Russia, Beaver, Moleskin and Silk Hats, finished in the latest style, together with a full assortment of Cape of every shape and des ription, and nt every price. Ho particularly Invites the public to call mid examine his exten se . assortment, which in style, material" and I: cannot be surpassed by any in market, n id which he is able to put at prices lower than eier. 13 , :rftetnember his old stand on North mover street, - betwign Humer's and Soner's (sore: ' faug2o NEW. WHOLESALE & RETAIL Confectionary, Fruit tx. Toy Store, i'vet Main Street, a few doors leest of Biirk - "hOrde,'B7.liirtel,. in the room .fernierly occupied . . as a BOok Store. THEuniersigned begs leave to inform the citizens of Carlisle and the public in gene rat,, that he ha - s opened a store at the above place, ,where. he intends manufacturing and hutming_eonstantly on hand CANDIES of Every Description: His stock is all new and lie warrants his Can• duos equal to any manufactured in the State.— II la stock consists in part of Oranges, Lemons, D 111'4, Raisins, Prunes, Figs, Almonds, Englit h Waliatits. Fiberte, Cocoa Nuts, Citron, Groud N &c. &c. Also, Mint, Lemon, Chocolate G mu, ,Cordial,..mid other drops. Lozenges, F.renred-AlmondS,Candy Cigars, and a variety of other candies. 07'0.1.'.9 OF .41,.L KINDS, such as china vases, muss, bowls and pictures, main. I ornaments of allltinds, lions, elephants, horse.. dits, gabs, Whips Indiim Rubber and other rattles, wax, varnished and oilier doll heads, kid and other dolls, whistles, harmoni cans,. diming figures, basket and other wagons', school baskets, wheelbarrows, drums, trumpets swarm', pistols, alabaster toys-of all kinds, and an endless variety of FANCY GOODS' for Women and Children, In 'addition to the above he has all kinds of 'RE RFUMER Y, tilt as Jonny Lind and other Cologne, Clays slier. pomatum, ox marrow, bear's oil, &r.— 1 rinvy tad other soaps. A prime -article of lei• gar, and tobacco on hand. lie hopes by strict attt.ntiMi to business and small profits — Co merit a share of public patronage. Sept 3' A S WORIVILEY. MILLINEIRY GOO= John SlO,ne I' Sono, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN i. illcs, Ribbons lit Millinery Goods, No. 46 South Second Street, PHILADELPIII.A. A . RE now prepared to offer to their Custom ers and the trade generally, a very large and handsome assortment of Bonnet'Satins of all colors, • .-Croded and Piain -Volvats, of- all :colors, Fancy Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Faris Fancy Feathers; French and American Flowers,.&C. • Confining thenisolvoi• 'exclusively to this bra-cli of the trade, and Importing the larger part of their stock enablea them to offer an 118- Hortmo.t unsurpassed in extent and variety, which will be sold at the lowest priced. FeptB 4t Instruction in Music & the German Language. nil P. F.C. MAYER respectfully announces ITS to the, citizens of Carlisle, that he is pre pared to give instruction in Music on the Piano forte, and also instruction in the German Lan ‘4o. Residence in North Pitt street, one and a half squares north of the Railroad. F. 0, Mayer has on hand a choice supply o imported and American MUSIC for the Piano, G.,,tar ;Ida Violin, and recommends his setae• tion to die lathes especially, and respectfully solicits their patronage: ' [septlOpd4t • ZILECTFON. • • N EIItCTIONIor 'officers and :Mahn; gore Of the Cuthherland Valley Rail Read Company, will be held at the 'Company's Of• fice in ohainbersburg;.on MONDAY . , the Pith day of October, between the hours of 10 A. M. and,4 septipte , .hl. BIDDLE, Scot'y GRAM' WANTED! N,MTHEAT,RfiV,,CORN nnd OATS pur <-1r olased . !),s , the undersigned , and the higbrai Warhol Orme ',ilia in CAM. Also. good, FAMILY FLOUR and MiII Feed of tittreren'i kinds for sale Int reasonable terms,' 'Apply,ut the FARMERS! ,MILL (formerly Good Hop • Weat;Perinspere.tegnallip, Cumberland count). w iickte ';:•. , MARSTIA.Lt JAM.Eq. , zuww Li, PAPIfEA, RR A. PARKE , • ,21. Zr. PARREI3II. S, E, CORNER OF CALVERT & LOMBAffil VS • • ITALTIMORE.' in,7 in Plates; American, Eng lish;.firid Attibsiii Sheet Iron; :Boiler en I' loci Iron; floop'and ' Edd Iron; Iron Wirt C4pOri'Einef,' Siietter; Pig and' Lead;'Lead Prpe; 'Sheet Lead; Block and Bs' Tin; Brass Kettles; l'inner's Toole and Mt,' chines; Stove Trimmings; American RivatO all svhes,,Tinned and:Black, 1851—lypd. • • • Cigar/I Oig s ais A plain atticlo of,eigara of yariousbranda such as'Noietge;larga and mall - Plantations' Princijait,liagaliai-Janny Lind;•Agiialla, Pan r, tallatrand Partuoradust.recaliad and for amts . - at the tonfoctionciiyi tla!t' and toy •itoia of ' WOMILEV.; , . 6 Co4c4irs , And - Wakons: , . ~: I ,ANCOfiES. , Iot of those 'lino , liasket` Coact.:' es ,and Wagone, , for Children, just received 4-tli'. confectionary, fruit and toy store of 2 . -I ; Sept 10- . A. S. WOR;VILEY. ,0141 4 0 WEVIltOCking8i; A FULL' ' 4iditintnt''Of *lnt l 9,..nnti Mize If6oo''of' for', clilliiron*;: ed;,Ludio'e'HoNo' iii gr'.yeat varf W otsr.juitjap - 0 6 6 ' i7. ;'• ' • Firr/sM4' " Efltafe.ofMt ,'794010'.-deelft. ilfEllgßs witaincntary on, , lb° , , kietatc.,:a, Mary: Dunloptloto olthie bordugh of Is oa ro,'dtio'.d.„havo boon iisattottit.o thceobooribt, residing„in...Weat -Penneborough -tovfnahip: s - All 961.8°n8 ina9bit4l o .l4 l 4rittinoloo i ihdieb notlfia,4 rnako,lmmodune•paymerpt, and ;hos , hivink-dpims, pret,rit' then," ' Gated fbrisetttfment: • • • ' 00pt.10.41t 14EORGE".REA, I=l 'o9iilla'iiio . iiif: SIIPEMOR FRESH . GROCERIES ! Call and See•beare Pardiasiag elsewhere fII I IIIR subseriber kijuSt receiving and pimp.' ing-r.t., his . Cheap -Family ; Grocery and ,Queonsware Store In,Wesf Main strecteCar 4i.sle,',a ,vary large assortment of all the arti cles in his lino ol business. ' for Cabo frotn,l9. to 14 cents por pound ; for goo.doost strictly, prima - Mtib - 10.7 -7 'Aliiii, Brown Sngars.ol the best. quality, from 7 : to 9 cents per podtd, Lovering's best crushed and pulvdrizerl Sugars from 10 to 1•2 ,14. cents per pound, N. 0. Sugar (louse rind Syrup Molas• scs : of all grades from 32 to G 2/ per gallon.— Also, a supply of ; fresh ground SPICES of rill kinds, warranted pure.. SOAPS, Fancy, Cris. tile,-Itozin and Country Soaps, Chocolate,,pul , vcrized Salamiss, Indigo, Mould and Dipped Candles, Coin nion.and Winter Strained Willie Oils. Also, a supply of fresh Iforoiny,.cheese from the hest'Dairies always an hand: Fancy sowing, traveling, - clothes and market Baskets, together with a general assortment ol Chew ing-and smoking Tobaccos' , Spanish antthalf. Spanish Cigars, Common do., ropes, twines, and Brushes of all hinds. CEDAR W A It E.—Housekeepers, and others expectiiig soon to embark in, the same hitsiness, pleats call and examine my stock of Wash tuba, Wash Rubbers, Churns, Cedar B tickets; fancy, painted and varnished Buckets, Brooms, Irc. ' &c.,. GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.—The subscriber has just added to his already largo stock a number of white Granite; Gold Figur ed, Blue..iMarble, Flawing Bluo and Mulber ry Tea Sets, of 48 pieces. Also. Plates anti Dishes, Tumblers, Preserve Dishes, - Syrup Bottles,'&e: of every description and price so that he will he able to meet the , wants and means of all in the community who may favor !Atm with a call S oo MIMI DALGTIERRIIO2'/CPES I JACOB BATES respectfully announces to the citizens of Carlisle that he has taken rooms in the house Of Mi. Gutsball; on South Llano— , ver street, nearly opposite the public house of Mr, Scott, for the purpose of delitieating the "human face divine" by means of the new and beautiful art of the Daguerreotype. _ Having a thorough scientific pro - client kuoWledge of tide truly • Wonderful discovery, he feels confi dent of producing a style of pictures s perior to any ever before offered in this place, hose truly beautiful .mementoes of relatives an , friends can now be obtained at an: expense so' 'rifling as to place them within the yOnolf oflyir Lie has inst reeeiyed front New adelphia a large stock of the very besif - Daideyt reotype materials, purchased at'!reffifefidOtiesk and is therefore enabled p, Offei fintlifu4Tlife, Ake, expressive' and lasting ceedingly low pricei. fir An opportunity is now ofro're r d:': -. l.acir may never agGin occur in this place, of ing likenesses of parents, children, or dear friends, executed by nature's own ne - n6iV and at once elegant arid exact. - • •Pictures also- taken far rings, breast -. pins, medallions, &c., equally perfect as those, _ larger size. Instructions given in the art on moderate terms. All are invited to call, examine speci• menu, test our artist teal skill, and see the IJa• guerreinye of Jenny Lind ! Kr Open from 8 o'clock, A. 11., to 5 o'clock ._[augti Gm NriTSIC I IVIUSXO ! TIIE subscriber having received the agency of LEE & VVA LEER'S sIUSIC invites atten tion to a large collection of the latest and most popular pieces published by that firm, compris ing Polkas, Waltzes. Marches, Quick. Steps, Songs; - &c. all of - which will be sold at the low est cash prices at the cheap Book and Periodi al store of A. M. PIPER, -Agt. A Challenge , of $500: WS OFFERED by E. McCLAIN for a bet— a' ter aitiele of Soap than his PatentMagnotie, either for removing •tan, sunburn, and Pimples from the — skin, ---- or for shaving. Illannfaefured by. E. McClain, 83 North 7th street, above Cherry, Philadelphia. And sold by S. W. HA.VE RSTICK, a his Drug . and Book Store, North Hanover street, Carlisle. -- Huly:r-fim Carlisle Vernal° Seminary, THIS Institution commenced its Poll Term_ on the Ist of September, under the care of Miss POSSE PAINE, assisted by competent teachers. 'lnstruction in the languages and drawing, no extra charge. • Music taught by an.exporienced teacher, at . n nxirn nharga. . - • Shoe Thread ilf"arehouse. E. LAREADEB, No. el SOUTH' CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE. Importer of Shoo Threads, - Shoo Tools and -Fludiligs in General, And Manofiteturer of Fashionable Lasts, Boot Trees, — Shoe Trees, Crimping Boards, Sc. gNONST AN FLY ON HAND an assort ment of Shoe Threads, Galloons, Webbing Boot Cords, Bristles, Awls, Pincers, Shoe Knives, Sparruwbills, o lull assort ment of Tack's, Pegs, Kits, Sz.e. Also in store The NIAGARA JET SHOWER BATH, REFRIGERATORS, new construction FIRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFES, WATER FILTERS, very superior - [septa 6t _ Harrison's Harrison's Columbian Ink. erIE sub'sekber ha a on hand a large supply - of , the above ink,- which, by a special at' rungeuient ith the proprietor, he is able to. or. nish to merchants and others, at the metalline • turers wholesale prices. sun S A IIUBBARD. China and Crockery Ware Ivhite Granite Stone Mire, such as Dishes, Plares, Tea Sets, covered nd uncovered dishes, bowls, toilet and cho .ber sets, pitchers, togetner with a lot of Blue Liverpool Ware, all of the latest style and shapes, also, Various articles pf the host common {rate and Edged Ware. • Tho assortment includes a few plain White and Gold Band China TO Sets, of the best quality and style, and also all the necessary"' articles of the best Granite, Stone and Blue Liverpool Ware suitable for any sized • - Dinner or Tea &is, as may lao wanted, together with a variety-of 'Glass Ware, including a lino, assortment of Bar and Table: TumWrs; dishes, footed and other bowls, goblejtr,,wine. glasses, lemonades, lamps, &c. Tho prices tor all of which are fixed ,at thii - lciViest cash prices, • Wo invite our friends who aro.in want of articles in our lino* give us a call. tntirs J W EBY. , OF,L.PHANSI COURT SALE. On SA'URD.RIr, the 11th . , of October, 1851 IN pursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court of Cumberland county, will be sold at publie' sale on the promises, the following pro periy.late tip mato of George Rupp,jr.of Upper Allen township, in 'said county, dated., t A 'Tract of TIMDER LAND, situate ono mile caht of Shepherdetowo in said.townshiP; adjoin ing lands of James Ecklos, John C. Dunlap & otharsr:containing 15 ACRES, all of which is Attiring Chestnut timber. Tho tract is divided into two sell) lota nod 'Will ho sold entire or in' part to suit purchasers: Sala to tonimenee at 12 o'clock, noon, when 'attendance will be given aug,'27te BE ;IL •113 Ta TB FOR SALE. • 9ot S.RTURDaY, Ma 18th of Octoeer, 1851, IrbY NIRTuE of en order of aulo From the jfigli Orpharte' Court of Cumberland county, will be sold at public tato at 12 o'clock, noon, oh thIT premises, the following valuablo lets Of ground, with the improvements Menton, oituat od •in tho borough of !Mechanicsburg, in said county, and being• a portion of the o tato of David Worst,•lato of suid borough, doc'd., viz 1.-hounded by Main street, by pro« Perty.of John Ticigle, and by property of Sam. , , uol Worst. having thetoon erected Tlvvo. , ,Story -Frame 1 1 1 ,Fir HUMS° with the appurtonaticoso ':41 5 41 . n, Lot No. 2.--Bounded by Market Sguarti,,b4 property of Jphn Rol gle, and, by Market street, having then:ion ereht ed it."Fraintni Monte ivith the oppurten imam Lot NO. 1, 7 -11bunderi by lands of Na vid Shrom, Addm Houck phi] by the Hogas town having thereon erected, a Ono Story . Logintonse and a ItvraniO'Stable. (rho• forms of sale tvill bo por cent. of tho`purciume motioy tuba paid when (Ito sale is confirmed !by (ho Court: half of thu balanco of theeptiridutoo money to bo paid-on the let of Ap01,1852, when posseasion will be delivered. The residue of , the ma'aego money td be paid oulltmlat April, 1859, , withAntoreat, 'from this' let :APPiI, ISM !vb. , puraiia,coniority , secured'' by , juitinent , 'tondo ttnd'incitgegii.Lr. Th o t am of 1852 to he paid!by the purobaiar I or porohasora. A011N . ZZA11111t4;;, ettpt3hr - • ' Athriniatrator. Exterjslira Cabinet Ware-Roomil. OBERT B..,SMILEY, successor to' Wm. 'Et -C. Gibion,.CABINET-MAKER;Sz UN= DEIVI'AXEIII., North, Hanover. stripe t, Carlisle; would respectfully infortii•tho citizens of Carlisle arid, 'the . public generally that •he now has on hand a large assortment of new nd—clegant—lWßaNlTUßE ...it consisting in part of Sofas, Wardrobes, Card'and other Bureaus, Bedsteads, plain ambllancy Sewing Stands, &c. manufactured of the best materials,and quality warranted. Also a gone. ral assortment of Chairs at the lowest prices.-- Venhian Blinds, made to order and repairing promptly attended to: Kr COFFINS made to order at the shortest nOtice..and having a splen• did Hearaz: he will attend ;funerals in town or country,. 07Dont forgethirold stand of Wm. C. Gib Son, hi North Hanover street, a. few. doors north of Glass's Hotel. Sept 4—ly. R. 13. SMILEY. A NOIT.`S) ICPS' • 'V+O , Corner of „Hanover and Loather sic., Carlisle. TE.undersigned has always on hand a largo stock of superioe-•Gabinet Ware, in all the different styles, which he. is prepared to sell at the lowest prices. fie invites attention partic ularly to , the Patent Spring-lipttom Bedstead, most useful article, which entirely obviates all objections. 'rho bottom can be attached to old 'Bedsteads.- They have given entire satisfac tion to nil who have them in use. - - KrCOFFANS made to order at.thmeliortcat notice. JACOB 'FETTER Carlisle, Jan'y. A LI3ERT Avsa would respectfully call the attention of House Keepers and the public to his extensive stock of ELEGANT FURNITURE. including Sofas, Wardrobes, Centre and other Tables, Dressing and plain _Bureaus and every earer article in his branch of business: Also, now on hand the largest as sortment of CHAIRS in Carlisle, at the lowest prices.- DI-Collins made at.the shortest notice ands nears° provided for funerals. lle its a ball at his establishment on North IIano• fief . strooLnear Glass's HOTEL. N.8.-Fur .'ture,hired out by the month or year. Carlisle, March 20, 1850.-1 y stair DID STOCIE! ! Tufo undersigned xespectfully informs his friends and the,fpublic generally - , that he ft ; • r,.. has just returned from Philadelphia, having, purchased the most ex tensive, as well ns the ti l 'c cheapest assortment of r`st•Ns 4, Watche§, Jewelry, gB'..;43,l,9 .. e,brottglitlito Carlisle. His stock con sists in part of - •,z Gatti and SiittrPatent Lever frauds, • Gbld and Silver delatched do. do. Gold' and Silver Lepine Watches. in shun every variety of •Watelfes nt all prices. (fold Guard and Vest Chains. Medallions, Watch Keys, Bar Rings, Finger Rings, Breast and - SilverPencils; Gold - and - Silver pens and cases and Bracelets in great variety. A splendid article of Gold, Salvor, Gartmtn Silver, and Billed Steel SP EC• 'PACLES, which arc unsurpass od in qu a lily by any other :.rtiele west of Phil adelphia, and which can be sold nt least '2 , 2 ccr CCM cheaper than in any other establishment in the country. Also a large lbt of • comprising -Table "and Tea Spoons, Butter Knives, Sch. Spoons, Fruit liinive,s;JThimbles, &e. Also, Card Cases. Porte Ntoututies, Port Folios, Ladies Writing Desks, with a great variety of other fancy articles unnecessary to mention, - A large lot el CLOCKS, assorted patterns, whiCh will be sold low, and warranted to be good. . Watches, Clocks and ftweirli Repaired, lie invites all to call and examine his stock,. assured - that - n - 0c an fail to he suited in qual ny, quantity and mice. Ms articles are cash purchases, consequently, he can afford to sell. lower thanthe SOTTO . articles can - be - Purchased elsewhere. Call nt the : old stand, a few doors west of .13urkholder's Hotel. - January 15, 1851-1 y 'l'. CON LYN. A Voice from the .. Burnt District." rilenver's Gandy Factor t y Rebuilt, T subscriber wool respool ally atinoutice to his friends and the publicgeneraiiy, toot ills Factory which was destroyed by the late fire, has . been rebuilt,. and he is now prepared to furnish theta With CHOICE CANDIES, manufactured of the best material, which Ii will sell wholesale or retail at the old stand' in North Hanover street, a few doors north of the beak, where he has just opened a general assortment of - FRUITS AND NUTS, ;- consisting. of Oranges, Lemons, Rdisins, Figs, Almonds, English Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts, Yea Nuts, &e. Ho would also call attention to his large assortment , of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, - - consisting of toys of Glass, Wood, Cum and China, of endless varieties. In connection h - the •-nbove, - ho has on - band FRESH GROCERIES, consisting' of Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Molasses, Spices, t:racltertf, Matches, I.Blacking,.&c.— Alse f , a prime lot of CIGARS, of the best brands. The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to a generous [tubbc lor the patronage bestowed on him, and hopes by a desire to please to me rit a continuance) of the same. He would also return litanies to the Firemen end Citizens for their efforts to save his pro erty on the night of the late conflagration tt{l - P. MONYER, 7M. EJ;,,S ~ ~ ya ";1,,, THD'subscriber has on hand a largo and 'kali:selected assortment of -MUSIC of all Ends, consisting of Songs, Marches, Waltzes, Polkas, Ede.. also instructions for Piano and MAW instrumpnts. "Bertini'd Method" 'for pinto; "Mains Method for the Violin, &c. and a i3UPPIy of Violin and Guitar Strings', of first rate quality arcity prices. Having Mode an arrangement with an im porting and publishing 1101450 in Philadelphia, he will be constantly 'supplied with now Music and able to furnish anything in that line at short notice and upon reasonable terms. Music. Teachers will find it ter their interest to call end examine for themselves at the corner of ,Pitt and High streets, opposite thee Mansion 'House frnl9] ^ S. A. HUM) ARD. .NOW and Popular Solillol43ooke A rimqvatumNslVE . SUMRfARY of 11- 'kJ NIVERSAL HISTORY, together with a BIOGRIIPItY of DISTING U I S Il S D PERSONS, to which is appended an epitome of Heathen Mythology, Natural Philosophy, General Astronoiny and Physiology. Adopted in the Public Schools of PlulodOlphia. - ' E. S. JP !INS &MO, Ptiblishors, S Corner' of Fourth and'Race sis. Mhaply -t . , Teachers and School . Co mmittees. addressin letters to us Kik, paid,. will be furnished with copies for examination. Wr A full obsortmOilt of )300ko 'and Station ery for aslant the Lowest Prices. SIIOPP, , ; :-.4dner A LL porsMis indebted to the estate of Ifon• ry Church, .tice:41,,,....are. ramie...god call or - litho sUbscriber at thi. officio of Church, Lea & Feetnan, Lumber :9erchants, in Now Cum berland and settle. the same without delay; as a . furiher indulgence' cannot be given R CHUM . may7tf .Adm,r , •. . . SELLING OFF-A.OOST I THE subscribor having purchased the stock of Ory Goods, Groceries, &c.of A:0 Fetter, at tha•corner of North Ifanover and * Louther streets, informs the 'Willa that the whole of the lento and elegant—stock will .ho sold out AT COST. book out for bargains. jY9,7sltf. •,, JACOB FETTER. I , eat Bargains. i l l ARRISONS GOYA' NitHAN INK.—In order to dawalle or stock now on hand, I vvill 'soil a few dozen at 20 tier cont below the manufacturer's cash prices. Country merchants would do well to give me a call. Juno 18M,'51. BAWL A HUBBARD. 'Turquoise," ' , Alol.4ster,.and Panty 'Lampe,—Lump Meth, and, pappc shades, just received, mixt door - to.to P, 0. [May% 28,'51, , . A „ , PaRTER. would respectfully inform tlia Lodioe .that ho haa ,fittad up the room recently occupied by Miss •Betaaf•lCarnan,next:'door to thoold wand qati tiADIE&SHOE STORE EXCLUSIVELY, Ilhora , they.Will find a well selected tomortment of goiters, alippara, , from the beet Miaoufembaries in 'Philadolphia, and niao o t hie uwd midtaAOlathichf.tbairlattentiOnla jnaitB d. Carlisle, play 7,a. - storcs & .01)opo., katensive rutnitine-Rooms LAST'. NOTICE •,.lii ccllattutta. DRUGSI DRUGS DRUG I Fresh Spring Siipply ! . JHA V.E . jtist received a fresh stock - of Med. icines, Paints, Glass, Oil, which having boon purchased with great carat the hest city houses, ..I can confidently recommend to Families, Physiciana; Country . and — Dealers, as being ' 1) ires I an. pure. itUGS. . • :. : . itiernd and Extra6ts, • .. Spices,ground and Whole Essences, Perfumery, , &e: .' • , -Warranted G0111.171E. , .STUFFS. •• ' • I Log and Cant Woods, Oil Vitriol Copperas, I Lac ,I) ye: - I PAINTS.. Patent. Medicines, Fine•honti oda,. Initrumente, Pure . E4ecnTOile °Cod Liver Oii— DYE, hl(linoes, Madders, Sumac Alum, Wetherill & Brother's Pero tend, Cliroino Green and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Jersey Window Glass, Linseed Oil, Turpen tine, Copal and coach Varnish, and Bed Lead. All of which will be sold at the very lowest market price, Also,a fresii and ,splendid as sortmonCor • . FANCY GOODS, FRUITS, • Confectionary, and innumerable other' ariielp c di:aimed for use and ornament, all of wLidli are ollered'at the lowest cash prices, at the cheap Drug Book and Fancy Store of the sub- scriber on North Hanover street. S. W. HAVDRSTICK. o May 28. 1851. , • ORNAMENTAL . 111ARBLE WORK Ovvbro - aL RimerAnns, llecciellyfrom Philadelphia. RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Carlisle and ..its vicinity, that they have now at their Marble Yard in South itrinovet street, a few doors south of the Court Ilouse, and nearly, opposite A & W Beptz's Store, no elegant stock of pure AMERICAN WHITE JIIARBLE, and-rub prepared to execute-in the most Anished t 3 tylc atcnuments, Grave Stones al all prices, Mantles, Door awl. Window Sills, Steps, 4c., together AG/1 every other article in their line, and premise that in fineness of finish, chaste: ness of design and quality of itlnble, their work shall not be surpassed by any other estub• lishment. They arc also the authorized agents of Mr Robert Wood, of Philadelphia. and Will' fur nish from his manufactory all varieties of IRON RAILING for the enclosing, of Grave lots and all other purposes, at the shortest notice and at Philadelphia prices. They will also finish or manufacture all kinds of Gallaher, Work, such its Sills, 'S. teps,and Platforms, &c., at the short est notide and on the most reasonable terms. . . Having had great experience, and being ern: ployed in the best shops of Philadelphia, they are therefore enabled to manufacture the most 'fashionable work, nod respectfully ask.a share of the patronage of Carlisle and the surrounding country. [Carlisle, nov6 1850 t WRY WILL TOTJ SITLE ! rriIIOUSANDS of bottles of the AIVIERI it. CAN GOMPOUN Cr-have beep sold din - - log the past year, and wus never known to full of curing, in a few days, or a certain dell= cute dihease, Seminal ,weakness and all diseases of the Urinary - organs% Persons afflicted - using this pleasant and popular remedy, need fear no exposure, as it, leaves no odor on the breath, requires,no restrictions in .dice or . business contlins n Mercury or noxious drugs injurious to the system, and is adapted to every age, sex, or condition. It is also the beet remedy known . for Fluor Albus or Whites, (female c,rnplaints) -_witla-whicit-thousands suffer, wilhout-the-k-non' ledge of a remedy. This celebrated remedy has long been 'used in private practice of a phy sician and with unerring success, radically - curing nihety.nine of the hundred eases in a few days. Around each 'bottle arc plain and full directions. CAUTION—Ask -- for the AM - E - R - 1 CA N COMPOUND, and pbrehasdonly of the Agents Prico $1 Mir bottle. For sale by S. ELLIOT'P Carlisle; 3. Wyatt', Harrisburg; R. Williams Caluinilla:'by A. Miller, Lancaster; E. Morris ! & CO. -`'fork - . (January, 15, Ibsl. 1 , - 11 Ea 0 V 116" ! STOVE WARE ROOM.SA ND TIN MAN- UFACTOR.V. nllEsubscribers desire to inforM their friends and the . public that hey have removed their TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTORY' to the:room nearly oppo site their old stand on North 1111110 V er street and may nose-be found in their 116 v nod- coin tnodious manufactory, on the West side of the said street, a few doors above Loather street, where they NI ill continuo to keep on hand a full assortment of every kind of Tin, Copper and Ware: which may Ito, needed by housekeepers and others. Their articles are manufactured by themselves, of the best materials, and in:point of finish and durability cannot be surpassed.— They will also manufacture and repair - at the 'eillorteattibliedlillicitida of Afiparat They will promptly attend to the laying of TIN ROOFING and HOUSE 'SP 0 UTING in town and.country, and on the most-ronsona• the terms. Every branch of their business will be carefully attended to with the utmost promptness. They also keep constantly on hand a large variety of COAL AND WOOD STOVES, comprising every variety, of plain ten.plide STOVES, elegant wood and coal nir-tight PARLOR STO VES, of the latest Styles, COOKING STOVES of the newest and most improved inventions, at various prices.' which cannot fail to .please every taste. "They • re• spectfully solicit an examination 'by the public of their large and varied assortment of stoves. Thankful to the public for favors heretofore extended, and being . determined te relax no Miertions to 'give satisfaction to their custom ers they hope to merit a . sontinuanee of pa tronage. rir The highest cash price will lie paid for old Copper and Pewter. MORRIS & HERSHEY-. h Carlisle', March 19, 1/351-1Y Fresh Arrival of Hardware. CHEAPER THAN THE 'CHEAPEST. ENAWING junt returned from NOW"YorlOv. jl.l. Philadelphia with the best and (Mermaid. Stria of HARD WARE,C UTLERY. LI U I LD IN G MATERIALS, PAINTS, &c., ever brought to Carlisle, I would resgeetlitlly rearms!' dealers and consumers and all others to. give me a calli n id ado whetlicethey cannon got mere and beritir goode for the same .money than at any other pined in town. My stock'ot Locks, Latches, Bons, Hinges, Screws, Nails, Spikes, Glass, Paints, &e., is complete and very cheap. CarPouters'' Tools, I have .a splendid assort. mein: Also, Cabinet Maker's 'rools and Ma• while, viz :Voneers, MahoganY . ,,,Mincral and Glass Simian Knobs and Varnish. • S AIDDLERS & COACII Con lova everything in their line cheaper than ever., . • .FOl2. SHOEMAKERS,. havo a first rate stock of Morocco nod. Lilting Skins, Bindings, rags, Threntrand Wux, and a superb assortment of ShoemakorsTeols. 1 havenisp a complete assortment offtall's•Lants, made in .flarrishurg, which can be had at no .other place in town, and at Bull's Prices. ~Tog ather with,an assortnient. of elhltintle of Hum. mered and Rolls(' Iron ,and Steel. Of 'House .leeping Articles,l have Knives. forks , Spoons, 'Waiters, Snuffers and Trays, Tubrialoeltots. &c. WALL PAP.NII. • . have thp,aargost, Handsomest ,, kuld Cheapest •Allsortment in town. And •to all who want ,GPoil and ghcal! TIMID WARE, I would soy, come and,pealor,yourselves. • 00130 „ .•, • . ; I P.J.t.t.N.E4 • .3EMLL'BB GUM:IMRE= I A NCW - OPlidynf fresh Coffees; ;White and. Drown Spice s of all hiadif t grattad and ,uagroural, with all the other varieties 'of a Gra., corYlStora; Including also a new atlpldy of Jots iliin'tf.JVo:'l",,quatif li t of • , " FllslE 'GREEN & K BLAC' 'in metallic pneke quarter, 'half yie,d2 neekagies f rom' 50 to 81.,;50 per paced, se idea, n the balk. JOl just citlermilitind 'for sale ihe store of , J .11r pinto : ', . . .ITI ~. , - - , t .. ; ..„' : Pure Older negari , *- , . , ppu"frei3h borrol.ot I t ! ", ci, . o p Vinodar, pi' ouporinfpplity, Lm.4, ) ,,,,, tsrtir o, frotarrahricauteastio'n: ' . . -, '• . . nov6 .0 W Hi I NEB. tifU 2~~luctt~CillCllfS. 1".11.EIVIU141 • Grand and square PICA:6(OSk • dr. GA. E 3 5. mo,,,factureng, :woo. 4; 5,9, 9 owl 11 7;itiaro Sireet, JlaZumore, gild. "Er A - N - G — l''°RTES7from 6 to 7 ()craves, in IL in Rosewood, Mahogany andlVadnut cases, of various styles, with and 'without iron frames, combining all the improvements requisite to .a sup&rior instrument. • IC. & G. have .received from 'the Maryland Institute thefirse Pre:mine/. for their Pianos, in three ouccessivo years, 1848, 1849, 1850. T hey have also been honored with munerous testimo. Mats from all the most celebrated artists who have used their instruments. Pianos frsim their establishment have been used at the concerts o Liiid, Hem Ilelinstocic, Bishop, Laborde, -1400 p, and other eminent performers. 'Phey guarantee durability for five years,,under good care. and will replace "ith others all which nilv not give satisfaction, if application be made within six Months after delivery. Their Cjaplifactory -being conducted on 'the most extensive scale enables them to furnish instinmants at the very lowest prices,vwhole sale and retail. Constantly on hand, A. P. Hughes' Melodeons, ranging from $45 to $2OO, for which they are solo aunts for this city. Jenuary2g-1851-1y ATTEND TO 'YOUR TEETH Dr. J. C. NEFF, Dentist, respectfully in forms the ladies and gentlemen of Carlisle, acid vicinity, that he is prepared to perform-allope rations on the Teeth and Gums belouping- to his, profession, and will be happy to render his services to all who may,require them. Dr; N. has recently returned fromthe city of Philadelphia, where he hes made hinself ac quainted with all the latest improvements in the firf; and flatters himself, that let will be able to insert full sets of teeth on the atmospheric pressure principles, or with springs, equal to any made in that city. OPPICIq in High st., one dooreast of the Post Office. Persons wish. ing to see specimens of his workmanship, will please call nt his rooms, where they Will hsye an opportunity to sce,and-judge for_theinsciLves. - junc4,lBsl-1y - Perfumery, Fancy Soap Sc Paper Box WEANUPAOSEOIer. 48 :Linda! streci, below Second, Philadelphia. FEZ rl LEGG & CROMPTON, Manufacturers of Perfumery. Fancy Soaps and Fancy Paper Boxes, respectfully call the attention of the Druggists and Dealers in Carlisle and the Cumberland Valley. to their extensive stock o Goods, comprising Perfumery; Fancy Soaps, Powders for the complexion, Toilet, &c• Sec' of every variety. Also, a full and complete as, sortment of Fancy Paper Boxes, of every de scription, large or small, round or square, made to order at the shortest notice. 113 - Don' forget the Mace, 48 Market atreet, Pliihnieffittja. All orders will meet With prompt attention. }an l 5 ECONOMY IS WEALTH 'bight ! ir_ght ! /Ugh -Pine bit, Camphine & Medal Fluid, no' acknowledged snperiorhy and Purity, R. 9 manufactured and for.sn le at the lowest Wholesale prices, by DAVIS & HATCH., nt the old established s:and of the 1;11°1100o— mi n Doris, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY, where orders by mail orodierwise nre'solicitea, and prompt attention given. The voice et the nitrite 10..-etitcen years, nn 3 the. award of a' Saver Medal, and compliinentary notice by the Franklin Institute over all co ethers.-id. sufficient evidence of the excellence of onr Oil. ,Vrohnl, P iteh, 'Jkrprottinr, Rosin, anti Snir its of Turis24l int', for sale Wholesale. and Re tail, at the Divest prices. [oct3o ! .15 - 0 - OWS ASIFTD — SI3OII. THE subscriber has just reueiyed a large' ci tt i ..2o. z-rr - ., supply of BOOTS & SHOES, !' for Spring and 'Summer Wear, which maces his assortment very complete. ' It comprises Gentlemen's French Call Skin and Morocso - 800t5, ,- Cbugress - Gaiters; Jack- 4 son Boots, Men's, Boys' and Youths' Enam elled Congress Boots, Calf Skin, Goat and Kip Brogans; Morocco Boots. :Tippers, &c.— Also, Ladies' Misses and Children's Gaiters, Buskins, Ties and Slippers. Every effort will be made to please the C1117.011:I of town aid country, who are respectfully solicited to con tinue their patronage. Carlisle, may? WM. M PORTER.- sAvri "!LOUR Pl.O1 I EIITIC ' FOR A TRIFLE! A LL iyer.sonsvishing to 71.1SCIIC their proper ty from lire without the aid of insurance companies, should have their roofs covered with Blake's Patent Imitation Slate, ar and !Voter Prod' Paiat. A. root well, coverd with this article will last much longer than the roo unpainted, and will render it entirely Fire and Water Proof. 'Phis article can be find cheap a thogardware Store of marl 9 JOHN P. 'NNE. 'Lira ! ' ll'E A ! TEA,! if ATEST AR RI VA L ',.•"'----!--.. LI FROM CHINA !—Tho 5P . i.,5 -ti.v. loves' or good TEA can ho 2A,1 -A , FRESIE 1:u pplied - ixt tla °Ain's - 8.7. - Cari 1 p lus.., tiperior Green and- Black •&.0.1, gi t, lens, either loose or puit up in fourth,•holl or pound me -, . ' tonic pocks to suit purchnsers ni prices ranging from 50 cents lip t0,.51 per pound, by coiling at the store of rsnrsl 1. D. lIALBERZ, SAX E 22 rusm, FOR BLASTING ROCKS! - - - iIkP.DERS for the above article, addressed to Li , to the undersigned at their Manufactory near Merhaniosburgi - Cumberland county, Ps., will meet with prompt attention, and be filled at the lowest cash paicOs. GEO. V. COOVEP, 2.3n0 I yol PETEy, GINGRICH. Brushes! Brushes! . : A great variety of"iliese useful articles is " feted for, sale, Consisting of IVliitesvaHh,Sweel ing, Scrubbing, Painters, loth, Shaving, litnll Teeth and , Natl, Flesh'and Graining lirtaesi i great variety, all of which are of the best qua ty and will be sold at the lowest prices Juno 6. , .. , . S ELIA 0 mrl' Bonnets and Ribbons': WE havalusi resolved our third supply Oi those • CHEAPBOAW/9'..r:5, BONNPTIUBRON to which we invite the atientici) or the ladies; may 7 "SE. W BENTZ. d WATER Pp ooti.' ) LAKE'S Freund Water Proof NAINT • JUI which hos' been so extensively used fo tholtist six years with the tninost success'o the roofs of Houses, Steamboats, &c., not single instance is known whets it hos oiled. For solo by (ml2l • H. sAxTo JUST received, at 1' 0 R E R'S S R o'l STORE, a fresh assortment of Ladies' 11isset and Children's Gaiters, Jenny Lind Tice, But pins and :iliOpers. of the best quality, also eve ry . varioty of limey colored Frontli lasting to goiters, which !dell will bcr made tip to_order. 'ltine It 1851. 2.300`1 1 r, de. SZEO.E23. . .. . IA :11 now'opcning my : Spring stock of La dies and Gentlemen's Beets and Shoes.— Also, a large lot or BoyS Misses nod Children' Shoes. All of the newest style, Lest quz4it) and best of all very cheap. apt . c.:0611,i1y. THIS WEER ! tinIDS WEEK we roocivo .nt the Dointrio Drug Store' next door to the Poet utico, find stock or Frcat Medicines. j018,'51.„ RAWLINS & Mee U.L1.0 ELL • 3EIITIVY TrEliaINY LIND, and - other extraele—,fre , ir.) , front RattasePtoogether' with 'a iplendtd ab civeznent of Soap and Perftintury, at the Cot tral•Drog Store, neat titer to • • j (38.'51 It-\IVLIv & Aleo ULLOCIL lateen, and. Black Teas. the ;store of tho Messrs. Jenkit or. Philadelphia, of..tlto boot , qualtties,.and 443's fresh, constantly for sale by ••,• ••,.' • Juno 2:C. • . • ...I IV EBY. . . JUST nicolirod - a bosh Mild' will' bio sold vory old' Storo,'Eastn 4 MAin'Stroce. op 3 • ' -C. OGILBt, ~lacicsmiil~'s ,~aai:. ~ . , . 2,oop,.bludi „ cds u,oPkomit , s , con4'.a' oracle, ieco,iyin3' and for SUM f ' W 111 - 1112iCAI'', Att.l • • ; 3110 t of uqq.bol)ainot.. an telliged .& eh, to stand inn a wort). Rororenaos will ba required. Unquiro at this allies. To the Ladies, annicanic • .01;ompanic.5. The iiiiited WAGS Life Insurance Annuity and. Tinst_Comp?.ny, karter. Parpetual—Copitats2s,ooo ash • Syst,*ia. ,ryillE constant, unsolicited application for ...A__Life-I,44.v.witinco, gives the most abundant 'and gratifying proof that the public mind is I deeply impressed with the last importance of this subject. Tho groat object, however, of Insurance should he safety, otherwise the whole motive to insure may bo disappointed.- Too much care cannot be practised in the selection of an office with which to effect the contract.— The choice should'be regulated not by present and constant large inducements, as this, is e'er trimly Incompatible with future Genc , ils, The premiums on life aro calculated for theittiltre, if present and prospectiVe benefits therefore are given, the result ultimately, must terminate in litigatton, disappointment and ruin. 'Hie object fumed at by tilts institution is stability and per petuity. The rates of promiurn'have been care fully prepared with refereneejo fluctiuttions,-- The cash system of payinents has also been adopted. :Unpaid premium roles constitute no part of the assets of this company, and every contingency being fortified with an ample cap. ltal, security stamps tne whole system. This feature, paramount to all other considerations commends rho company to public favor. Ex planatory pamphlets; blanks. application papers information,andevery facility will be cheerfully 'furnished the nubile by Mr. E. BEArrY, who has been duly appointed agent of this company for Cumberland' county.. Dr.. H HINKLEY has also been appointed ikledienl'Exam Direct96.—Steplien R. Crawford, Ambrose W, Thompson, Benjamin %V Tingley, Jacob L Florence, William Al Go O), Paul B Goddard Lawrence Johnson, Gcorge IVl'Llenr3i, mince Dcvereux, John L 7, Pregident.—Stephlw R. Crawford. :! Vice-Prosiften_!.. l -icinbrose W.:lion - T son Secreiary E?Treasurar.—Charles G fmlay. .dcznary.—Manuel Eyre. ent.nsei attorney.—Thomas Balch. aLdical Ei•aminea., Paul/13 Goddard, M.D. William Pepper, faug7 ly exam ZriTSUZ6.4I.IVCEI. THB Allen and East .Pennshorough Mutual Fire Insurance Contpuny•of Cumberland county neorpurated by tin net of Assembly, is now fully organiimi, audits operation,under the manage ment of the folloWing commissioners, yin: Jacob Shelly. Win 11. Gorgns, MtehterCock in, Melchair Brenneman, eltristien Btayman, Simon Oyster, Jacob II Cuover, Lewis flyer, henry Logan, Benjamin II lklusser, Jacob Kirk, Satnttel Prowcll, Joseph Wickersham. The rates of insurance nre 4 as low and favora- Id° as any Company of the hind in the State.— Persons wishing to'beetime members are invited to make application to the agents of the compa ny, who are willing to wait upon them at any time. JACQI3 SHELLY, President LIENRY.LOGAN, Vice President. LEWIS HYER, Secretary Alurti,vEr, Cocumri, 'Treasurer. 0ct17'49. AGENTS Cumberland eountij.—Rudolph, Martin, New Cumberland, C 13 Herman, Kingstown, Henry -Zearing . , ShircmanstoWnT - Rob - ertMoore and 'Charleii Jell, Crtilisle. Isaac Kinsey, Meehan iesburg: Dr. J. Ahl, Churchtown. , „ York rounty.—John Sherriek, Lisburn, John Bowman, Dillsburg, Peter Wolford, Franklin John Smith, Esq., Washington, W S Picking, 'Dover, Daniel RatTensberger, J W Craft. Hayriokurg.—.-Ilooser & Lachman. Moinbers MC the company having policies boat to' expire can have them renewed by mak ing application to any of the !tents. Tri k OGTOR YOURSELF A.Y—FOR. 9..5 CENTS!! ineans of the pocket Esenlapins, or, Every one his own Physician ! Tw en -I.37:Fr7rth WWI up wards M a hundred engra vings, Showing private Ms east's in ever) slump-mu& corm, sad malforenations of the generative system. BY IN WY CU NO, ..The-time has -now- nr- ~ffering- from secret disease (teed no more become the VICTIM OF 11VACICER V Rs lay the ;tecteriptions contained in this book any one 0153 care himself, without hindrance to bu siness, or the knowleilge of the moat intimate friend, spa with one tenth the usual expense. In addition • to the general routine of private disease it fully explains the - culla, of manhood's earl) Mx cline, wtth 01,SOF stions on marriage—bet:lace otht•r tlLTlittgement s which it wnuld not by proper to ctint,,,..,,,x 0 ;tolhn 1+""w nritAs Sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, enclosed in in letter, xt ill receive one copy of this Look, hy mail, or live copies will be sent be One. dollar. Address, '•1311.11'. YOUNO,No. 15'2 SMOTE, SoreI.PIITLADLEPIIIA" Post-paid.• ' C'e• Dlt. YOUNG cat, be consulted on any of the Discuses prescribed in his different - publioa inns, at his °likes, S PRUCE street, ewdy day between 9 and 3 o'clock., (Sundays excepted. May I, Isso Jf FRESH .IRRIV.RL OP English and American Hardware .0 - -- - " -- \ Cheaper , than can he found this side of the East lIE subscriber having just retailed from the Eastern cities WI til a lull and hatni• tiblpe assortment (Atilt kinds of HARDWARE of the very best makers and well „selected, is now opening at the Cheap' Hardware,Stand in North Hanoverstroet, next door to Scott's Ho tel, formerly kept by llenry Glass, whole. he would invite all that are in want of good and cheap Hardware to give him a call and see and satisfy yourself of the truth, as we ore •datertm mod to sell at avery small advance. Small profits and quick sales arc the order of the'day A good assortment of double refined powder rock powder of extra quality, safety•fuse ' shot, ,flints and bar lead, ropes of all kinds, for threshing machines and well. diggers, and a thousand - other articles too numerous to insert, all we ask is to give Its a call, and we aro con. fident you will find a good 'assortment of Hard. ware and cheaper than can:to found to tiny other House' this side of the cast. Give us..a. call is all we ask, at, the old and wall known Hardware Stand formerly kept by Lewis Har: lap, in North Hanover street, next door to Scott's Hotel, formerly kept by Henry Glass.. novti .S.ACOH SENER EX'11:N8IVI!: ZUNI n' sere. COAL "sramm.. THE subscriber would spectruily intam his customers ancitthe public generally that ho still continuo:a the LUMBER AND COAL BUSINESS, and that having lately purclinsed in addition to his former business facilities, the large and convenient Warehouse and Coal Yard lately occupied by Mr. flJory'Wright, opposite the well known Lumber, and. Conl Yard of the subscriber,• situate nl'ng 'the" Rail Itond and ,College Lane, lie' is now more fully prepared .to enlarge his business: ~110 has nt thiamin) and is keeping constantly on hand a. well selected assortment of • SEASONED LCII.II3ER, of all kinds, aorta, and sums.. Likewise the different kindsC.OAL., such as 'stove Coal orate different kind's; Lime burners and lilacksinith'is ., Coal, of the 'beeteunlity.— l of which lia'will sell unusually , low for Cash. Ho will also keep constantly on hand PLASTEIL 'With all the different articles generally found in a well' stored YVarellouse. - .110 will also nt all thane_ buy.PItODUCE '-and, FLOC It, for which Ito will'Paylho highest current price's. Being very thankful for past favors, would most anxiously solieita•continuation of at least a reasonable share of pubtlemit renege, • marl') SA ill'L, 11 , 1. 1100 VER. TO LADIES 4WD:GENTLEMEN, 9.7lllll,lainTebb, RESPECTFULLY informs the public gen erally, that ho.bas just returned from. the city with a largo anti sPinnilid afflortmont of articles suitaiile fec gentlemn and ladies' toiling; each . • • . . 1 • snAvitp. CREAMS AND SOAPS. I . 'Rommel's Hasp and 'Ambrosial allaying . ordain, •' tt . Oleplinno • Wash Bah '• ' ' ' Ciromaian Stiapti. - • , tt , ~ • '.Exirnato.' of ..variona odors,Fancy 'dologno and..S;ologria.bottlas, .tt „ :poinpourid Ox 11lni-rpw Tomato„! •'q /.4914n0, togothar Dcranium roadlittir bit, ''marrows 'boars 'rano nnatittniOrit 'of britalioa;andhao)to,t. brltO• • us, nail, do.. toot!), 40.. shavlng,,•do., !do. A len't)figzoral ridd , riitiort otrOpe; "Also on hand a ldrgo tiasortatont of hair Nroyle,isycii ,• ,aa Gentlornons' and inialpih,,,ntt' , , tt,-, !not , • • . variiity', or nitiar 'QOOOB to which .the anontion'of the, public! is ...reatioatfally May 26, 121 .~~~c~ici.,:.~ ', i i,j,,, ii'.. r -,LIPi r % t , al. --- ! ':(11 - s .wa.L., CHERRY PECTOR L ror the Core of COUQRS, CtILDS, 310- 4 .I.USE:WIISS, C' 2 ,OIITP• 7 ME4I, W.T::2ODOPING- COUGH AND CO/TSUI/IP TION. Amon . g the numerous discoveries Sei e ne e l i d s tootle in this generation to facilitate the bu s in e s s of life—'-inereaso its enjoyment, and even prolong be terntof human existence, none can be named of more reul value to mankind, than this contribu tion of Chemistry to, the hea ling Art. A vast trial of its virtues' throughout this broad country, has proven beyond a doubt, iliat:.no medicine or corn -1 Motion of - medicines yet known, can 'so surely control and curd' the numerous varieties of pulmo nary diseasa - which haVe hitherto swept from our midst thoustiads, and thousands every year. In deed, there is now abondant reason to believe a Remedy has.ai length been found which can be relied on to cure the most dangerous affections of the lungs. Our spate here will not permit us to publish any proportion of the, cures effectettby Its use, but we would present the following opinions of eminent men, and refer farther enquiry to the circular which die AgentC;mloiv named, will al. ways be pleased to furnish fret:, wherein are full particulars, and indisputable prof of these facts. FROM rate PRESIDENT OF AMHERST COLLEGE, TUE CELEBRATED PROFESSOR 11.1TCL40CK. "James C. Ayer—Sir : I have used your Corn. nr Pitctromir. in my own case of deeptseatcd Bronchitis, and am satisfied from he chemical constitution. that it is an admirable compbund-for the rcliel of laryneal end - bronchial' difficulties.— If my itpinion as to its superior character can be et tiny service, you 'ate at liberty to use it oh you think proper. BD NVA Rb I.I.I7CIICOCK, L. L.D. n om celebrated PROFESSOR SILLIMAN, M. D., L. L.. D PROFES;OII or• CDEAIISTRY, MINEIIAOLOGY, &C. YALE C"LLEGE, IyIhNBER OF THE LIT. HIST. • MED. PHIL. AND SCIENTIF,IO SOCJETILS OF AMERICA AND EDitopE. "1 deem the CIIERRY f t?LCTORA an MIL • "1140 composition from some o the hest articief h 0 IVlaterfa Medico, and a-very effective rem, the clews of diseases it is intended to cure." New Aaven. Ct., Nov. I, 1849. MAJOR PATTISON, President of Sermie, stales he has used the CriETIR I ; . with wonderful succors to cute an intim, lEEE FKOM 01 . 1. E OF TILE FIRST PHY.:4I-1 MECINIIIM Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell. Dear Sir am now constantly using your_CuFarty PEcronAr. in my practice; hid prefer t to any other medicine for pulmonary complaints. From observation Of many severe cases,' am convinced it will cure coughs, colds - , and discates of the lungailliatqum put to defiance all other remedies." . I invariably , recommend its use in cases of con sumption. and consider_ it much the best remedy known for that disease. Respectfully yours; - I. S. CUSHMAN, M. D. 'PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES C. AYER, PRACTICAL CHEMIST, LU WELL, 111 A S!•X Sold'ia Carlisle by-Dr. S. Elliott, S. A. Hubbard and Dr. Raivlin's—Ht Illechanie.Our . g, by Dr...Tra Newville by .1 II Herron-1n Shippetts burg by .T. C. & U. B. Altick, and by Druggists goner:illy throughout the State. .FrratrlSM.sl. ErMElZanit'S Celebrated Family-Medicines It concerns every one. 'Cholera can be cured Dr. Kcelci's Sarsaparilla—ranneea, For - the removal and permanent cettd - Of al Discuses arising from an impure atato of the Blood and habit of body. , Tho All-wino Creator has' implanted in all organized bodies jilt innate disposition to self .preservation. The vital powers possess the property of resisting the influence of external causes, but us the BLOOD is the oommon, par bulum from which all parts of living Matte derives its renovating elements, and consequent. ly, upon which the life of organized beings de; peed, it is that — Fri cases of accident. or where artificial means have been employed. to deprive it of an essential property, the vital effects of the whole system will be directed to. ward restoring to it that propesty. In all con stitutional and hereditary affectiona, this flail has undergone sonic primary alteration, which is the cause of the erected disease, or which es seneially contributed to its production. Rote. ration-to Imola can„only . be obtained by aro 'moved of tho Mddl ue cause through the medi um of the circulation, and ID7. it:actor's Sarsa parilla, is the most powerful modifier of agent effecting thjafluid.ltnown.--Sco pamphlets. Illackwoodtown, N. J.. Juno 6, 1646. Dr. Keeler--Dear. Sir: I am entirely out of your Panacea. I was called upon day before yesterday for half u dozen. Ynur medicine is becoming very popular where I:havo introduced it, and I think the more it is used the more pop uhkr it will get. ,Respectftilly piers, • Wan. PARITADI, M. D. ''For details, certificatee, &c., ace circle', Into, &c, Brice $1 par bottle, large size, 6 bat tles $5 DR. KEELER'S COUGH SYRUP Among all the remedies before the•.public this stands pre-eminent in incipient consump tion, Bronchitis, Catarrhs, Coughs, Hoarsoness, Wiloojiing Cough, Pleurisy, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, and for all affections of theyohnonai y organs occasioned by cold. Ton much praise cannot be bestowed upon this remedy, and the 'proprietor urges every one afflicted with any 01 the above complaints to secure it-at once. It is warranted to curd or no pay. Price only 50 cents. DR. KEELER'S CORDIAL AND' NATIVE, Every family whether rich or poor ' who vsl nes health and all its blessings, amid have this invaluable remedy at hand. It is infinitely the I beat remedy known flit. Diorama, Dysentery, Cholera Nimbus, ; Cholera Infantum, .Cholin, Flatulency, grijang pains, cramp, ate., and fbr all diseases of the stomach.and bowels caused by Teething. The numerous testimonials from _Physicians and others unsolicited has given It a reputation •us firin.as adamant. tißrPrieo it - a 5 cents per. bottle.: —. DR. ICEELER'S VERNIFUGE SYRUP. ,This remedy is pleasant to the taste, harm less to the patient and all•poworfid in removiril all kinds of worms- from the body. It is with outdoubt, the cheapest mud heat worm dealey ing medicine - I - afore the public, and will if ministered according to directions, remove them within five or Mx hours after taken. The dosFis.stnull, and odch bottle contains twice us much us similar remedies. Pace only 2.1 omits per bottle. DR. KEELER'S, LIVER AND SANATiVi!: EOM _ Although not rce,immonded as a "cure all; yet they, are the mildest and hest remedy to re: move Constipation, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Sib• lOUPlieStl, Neryeosin:es, Foul Stomach,' Ilea 1.. ache, Indigestion, etc. Ulike•other purgative medicines they leave the bowelselways relayed_ and consequently UM . the proper medicine' for. for females and persons leading a solitary lire. Price 25 cents, • '• • DR. FEELER'S RUEDUATIC. LOTION A justly celebrated external applielition (hr Pains arum Cheat , Neuralgia, Headache, S;ir'us Bruises, Tic , Doloretfx, Swellings et the LAMA, fkbeutnetinin, Gout, keiatica and for all dlYor dere wherein a Godutivo and rubefaeient reme dy Is' 'applicable, Price twenty.fiVe' salts por but t1e... , •• • • ' Allot the above colehrot6d and estatis'voly used.mediotnes; . arO prepared ruul ocld :Whole sale and at'29,4 Philydelphta. , , •Fer sale .by S. ELLIOTT, Otirliele ;.,. Mliler ‘ Dielturuint. Messrs. Altick, Shit/taus burg., 'J. F. Spayb.sl.3ohaniiebing. Shiaemnontowd:ond Jit every town throughout the countratut State., .', [January 14', 1851 , iffrdwar e. etibertillte,r ram* his silicas thanks to his numethdi 'etistornerit 'and - tlio public ge nerally; for'tholiliaral Oneduragsment, thus far ixteintedrand 'desk-bola ih word to assure nll that hithastoonsittqrattlYieblarged. his stock in all ils;,Bi . tinolipfEl ,c,intltfeted wttlt his business withu,l4 'gonig into detail; for that would. ha a n aocaapktry,'i nttd,nt SuAli;priscri that oauld nut fail to.ploaso.,, •: „.t ' , , have ittst r ena;ned:ii SpinalsEa assortment of Grass and Cradling SCVIII-Lntraf,..difiM'ent brands. ConEtnntly on hand Blake's Fire and Water Proof Paint. , june4 : r_,; __ , L . . tt~. H. SAXT.ON
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