.caii 33dItitit cIIS. . • NEW DRUG STORE.!!.I South Ikanover Stree i c,Near i.•KIEFTpIUo druggist," Weald respect .ll.l • fatly Wool tna Ciligeiti of Curt.ale and Incinity that he has opened a new CIiEqICA I. AND DRUG . STORE.. Ills stock is entirely new, and has been scion.: .vith great care,. As many of the articles daily use by physicians 'and families deteri orate by age and exposure, Ernst. care will be Ikon not to allow such articles to accumulate iu ~.,eh quantities. Ai tomitori is 'specially invited to his stock of Medicines, Elm:alai Oils, Oils, Tinctures, Wines, Extractr, Confections, Chemicals, &c. Together with the above he has a full 'assortment of Paints, Varnislies,'Dye—Stuffs, Paint and Varnish Brushes, and .PONFECTIONARIES of every varieiy. Ile has aka on hand a splen did assortment of Perfumeries, Soaps,Extracts, Fancy, Hair, Clothes and Ftes•Brushes, Supporters, Br..ast Exhausters, Nipple. Shields, • Tooth Washos.and Pastes MEDICINAL WINES AND DRANDLES, of the bust SEGA.RS, from the best Havana and Spanish houses, of every- flavor, from ono cent upwards. In order to ensure his customers against mistakes during any temporaray absence of the proprietor, the serviees,of an experienced and competent assistant Iwo been secured, which will Ao felt to be impiintilttjtr"view of theresponsibilities which aro knows to devolve upon the druggist. ,O'PHYSICIANS',.. PRESCRIPTIONS Will be faithfully and promptly 'attended to.— Orders from Physicians - and Merchants in the country will be filled with care, and at prices which must proiiiilsatislhetory. N. 13.—A1l officinal preparations made in strict accordance wiih the directions of the U. S. Pharmacopoeia. A- liberal ahem of public patronage is res• poet tally solicited: -Terms Cash. May 11. 1853. 13. J. KIEFFER. .WlVt. A. CARCIECEit'S FAMILY GROCERY STORE, High SI., Iwo doors East of Oftirket South Side.. THE subSCriber thankful for past fa vors would inform his old customers and the comlllptlity in general that_ he_bas just re! turned from the city with a la rge . and full as— sortment of Groceries, consisting in part, of superior Rio, Java ; -Laguayra, and Roasted Coffees, Lovering's Lump, Sand and Pulver ized Sag rs, Brown Sugars at all prices, Imses al all qualities and prices. QUEENSWARE, of r very de.cription, including French and En glish China, in setts or, by the piece; also Stone --- China - rint - commuirmare of - every - do. scription. and a lull assortment of Glass ware WILLOW Sr. CEDA W E, • suck ns Clothes, Market „Travelling, Sewing Koire, Tumbler and Children's Fancy' Bas ` - ets, 'Cubs, Painted and Cedar Buckets, hot I, .1 Brass-bound Wooden Bowls, Butter Fir huts, Grocery Boxes, &c. TEAS, Superior Black, imperial and Young Hyson Teas, Choi elate, Prepared Cocoa. SUGAR CURED DAMS, of fine quality, together eiih • superior Dry Beet. Fonoked Herring, - Ground Allum and fine table Salt, Spices of all kinds.. FRUIT, such ns Oranges, Lemons, Figs, 'Prunes, Ra sins, Ste. LAMPS, n fitll supply of Pine Oil and Fluid Lamps Safety Fluid Lamps. . • :leaars and : Tobacco of line qualities and n nil ► rues. Nease call and examine for your solves atlie-old stand.- - - - - Alny,lB IS - 53 • For the Little Folks. WILLOW COACHES, ‘2, and 4 wheels, also IVheel ha.. - rows .Waggons, and a general icm.rnnent of Toys., ' FRUITS AND NUTS _-of the latest importations, consisting of Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Prunes, Pine Apples, Filberts, Dates, Almonds . Cream, Gonna, Pecan and Ground Nuts MINEI:Ai. WATER, • • I , ROUSSELL'S," •• Sparkling and 'briuhi," in.n received and for aale'at !he Confectionary otnreef P. MOWER, Inly I I . North linnOver St. Gas Fixtures and Lamps. LEIDRIcIC, IioRNEY Yc BRO., No 2.2 l E: N. 2d St cot, near Vino, Philo , having had many, years practical experience in the business and ill work sold. by us is.mansfac. tared under our immcd;ate supervision, we are ona'alo'd to offerto purchasers superior articles in every branch of our trade. At our Store may be found in every variety of style and finish. Gas & Leine CHANDELIERS, PEN• I) A N Si. SIDE BRACKETS for Halls, Churches, &c; the Improved Pine oil Lamps, tagetlio • with a fine assortment ol FlUid, Lard, and Oil Latmis, Giranthiles Parlor Night and Reeling Lamps, Bonnet Holuers, etc. on Laud Limp Glasses, Globe's, Wicks, shades Ote. All work warranted, or no sale. Factory No. 56 Noble street, near Fourth. Remember— Store N 0.221 N. 2] St., next door to J Stewart Deptty's Carpet Store. ' may2o ROBERT 'l3. SIVITLZ7Z, ABINET MAICER AND UNDEATAKER North Ilanover Street,' and nest duos• to Glass's Hotel TIRE undersigned would respectfully inform The citizens of Carlisle and the public pet or ally, that lie now has on hand n large and ele gant assortment of FURNlTURE,•consisting impart of NVardrobes, Card and other Tables, - Sofas, Bureaus, Bedsteads. plain and fancy Sewing Stimds, &c. manufactured of the best material and quality warranted. Also a general assortment of CHAIRS at the lowest prices. l'ertirion Minds made to order. and repairing promptly attended to. • ofy-ColFine made at the shortest notice, and having a splendid henrse'he will,attcnd.funer, als in town or country. XTRomember the stand— next door to II Glass's Hotel.- nov24 R. B: SMILEY. FALL FASHIONS FOR 185 GEQRGE KELLER respectfully announ. ces to his old Patrons end the public gen. orally that he hat just received the IFALL STYLE OF GENTLE‘ MEN'S HATS. reitnnfacturedc at .4. one of the hat: eiiablishments' in Philadelphia. to, which he invites special attention. ' , `To has also consiantly on . hand a large and % ;clod ossortinent.,ol his own inanufaciure as well as city made EtATS AMU CAPS. suitablo. for he seation,comprisin,g every vari ..gyt of, Russia, lleaver,Molestin and Silk Mts.' 'finish 'd in the latest style, together with a lull assurttnent of Caps of ovary Shape and des cription, and at every price, Ale particularly invites ;he'lublie . to call and examine his Miten sive assortment, which in style, material and: • finish, cannot be surpassed by any in market,: and which ho is able to put'at prices lower than ever. .rrßetnember his old stand on North Ilaninier street, between Hunter's and Sorter's Store.. • . • IsepBl . • Mineral Water; Sarsaparilla, ike. 'T eubs.eritior Would respectfully announce 'to the citizons.Of tliirliala and the community a t large, titatlie 111113 commenced manulu - tu'rti of mineral; Waters and Sarsapai ilia of the very' beat flavor and quality, and , the ,Linttling or. Porter, ,"Ale and (litter: ,is fully ,and it'artaly prepared to furnish:all orders prointilly , and with deapaech,and,timprati'y strict,attenlion to business. to roaeive- that' uttoiltion duo io enterpiiso,'whia he ifisNetfully asks. Resi dence, in' gain' •Steent, no:m.6(33Na 'Road Bridge. RA march ;•• • . • • NOTICEI. . , TRE• THE.. . subscriber internee: Ina Aid. friends and oußtemere thetlie has'dispoeed;of hie Gro: eery Store to Mr.'.l,ollNia,. wboni, cordkally receornmende to .their, , Eteor 'and patronage. All persona, indebted 'to rine Art earnestly, requoeted end make Fettle ment,hsat:ta necessary the( mybusineesebould meson without delay..l.-,These having elattns ylill.also lactase present them; "th4arch,3o.. , JOSOIIII HALBIEIit. - , C.• Si MAZUR irb ESPECTPULLY iiroressional Jim .501'0 c•eie , tfiecii!zerti, curlitde and ek • rounding,cointry.'...• pfike.apd rePi4ePoeiri!sOuthlianover,stract, difeedy opposite hi tfie V , V.ofiinteor Olfee.", Carlis e, Apl,2p, . Trip edbeon er haa jUB{ aneti ran-I9voica' ot"Osarich and 'otliei‘Bannet aallnira ot'ana•'. half tlka uoual al' Faadg: DCOa . Oilka; ' ! 0,5 , . GEO:NV: LIST Or DnArizats, 7 . . or. GOODS, Wares .soM,Afereliandise. Al so; Milleve; liumber-Men; within the county of.Cuin berland; returned and elaisified by Jefferson Worthington . ; grig.Atler.. canine Appraiser, in accordance With dissever. al Acta of Assomly, as follows, vie: Clam Cartide 'Margaret Snodgrass 14 J & U Keller . , . 14 .1 W Eby ' 13 Jno. G ‘Villia na s 13 14 Clio' . lca Ogilby ,;.; 4 -•;•. 10 Georgi 3 W liitner••• • ,13 A & W Banta • 12 Daniel Bake's, liquor 14 John Faller, liquor 14 & D Rhoads., - • • .. , , IV B Murray 14 9NV Haverstick, liquor ' 14 William IT Bretz. 14 Thomas Conlyu . - 14 llenry Simon • - 12 W'm lil Henderson & Son . 14 John "firmer, liquor 13 Peter Monyor . - 14 JolimP Lino - • l3 lace) Wolf, liqdor 14 Jonathan A_Lehn,.liquor - . 14 Jacob Sone!. se 13 Cloholt, Agt. liquor 13 , . S M Hoover 14 Weise & Campbell --. • 13 T II Skiles • i _ _.• . 14 I - I M Rawlins i . i 14 Wood & Conner • 14 P Arnold \ • ' 12 Arnold & Livingston 14 Johri Keeney 14 N W Woods, Agt.. 13 W'm L Haller . 14 H 111 . Johnson (Prof.) l4 . W A Carothers !.,. ' 14 Lewis Steiner 14 • W A Kelso - l4 John N Armstrong 14 P Aleasersmith 14 Charles Dornitz, liquor 14 WooilWoril & Schmidt ' 13 William Shelden l4 Henry Peters 14 13 J Kieffer i • l4 Henn , Harkness — l4 A S Wormley ' 14 C Hanby- ' , 14 Jonathon Common 14 John Conly ' 14 James 31'Gronahan , - 14 --A 31 .Piper, Agt. , . Sy.r. 14 W W Shuler • 4 - David Martieliquor - - .. 4 Samuel Neff, liquor 14 Edward Biddle • 14 VIZ John 13 Perry, liquor 14 10 50 Henry - Snyder 14 7 0o Whn Whitefield, liquor 14 - 10 50 Samuel Swanzey 12 I°. 50 .l'ohn Gish 14 7 00 . , • C I , Kunkle: . 14 7 00 Kunkle & S eviek 14 7 00 John S!ritribaugh 14 7 00 Peter S Ariz, Agt. "./ 1 , 14 7 00 w D -1 , , 11fly8 a 1 ' 14 7 00 J C Altic • 14 700 Jacob Rigne, li,gnor 14 10 50 Arnold & Son :, 13 10 00 .1:11.oh Bunibergor 14 _ 7O' J B Duncan, Agent 14 7 00 Nevin & Riddrogs - ' . ' 12 - 17 50 John ‘Viinderlich , ' 14 700 'r(ry Miller 14 7 Oh Cornelius lc Mitzel 14 7, 00 - John Bridges 14 7 00 ' John Willedinger 14' - 7 00' Weiner &Co 14 . 700 Dickinson , - Russel 04. Dice l4 7 00 I) L Beelman 13 10 011 Nowoorner & Kurtz, liquor 14 10 50 Woulclev & Shriver 13 10 00 Vll'm Watts . 14 7 00 Benjamin Plnnk , - 14 . .7 - 00 - Jos. h Sierner,_ , 14 7 00 Joseph Hoyle, liiror 'l4 10 50 Mechanicsburg. Simon Arnold, liquor ' 13 1 . 5 . 00 Ephraim Zug - 13 10 00 . J. li.e , gle 14 7 00 Henry Loaqe ' 14 7 00 JII & A Singise7 14 7 00' Ira Day 14 7 00 Jl , Spahr ' 14 700 Swiler & Emrninger 14 7 00 114ollisou & Zamirlah 14 '7 00 Geor ,, e.Singiser 14 • 700 Jae , .b Dorsheitner 7, ' 14 700 J Illizzard 14 7 00 John Swisher 14 7 00 George Webbert - 14 7 00 Levi Sue!ll - 14 700 George Attie 14 7 00 Newville, - Hunter Heron & J Al'Candlish mob Swoyer Hear k Cobaugh S W Sharp St mob F. ArFarland , 12' 12 50 Joseph Lang . 14 7 00 Ogilby 13ro, & Co. 13 10 00 John 01 Davidson 14 7 00 Dr. Goorg,e Hamill :1; 7 00 Hopezi4ll.' Snyder & Deihl Wherry & Eshenbour 'Newton J H 'tYzeily 14 700 J G Loy 14 7 00 Joseph Smith 14 7 00 Kyle & IVosflinger 14 7 01 Woods & Grney 14 7 00 Westpennaborough. • . Josiah flood.& Son 13 10 00 'Phonies Greason 14 7 00 C ltonningor • 14 700 J IV I) Gilleland 13 10 Ot) Williamson & Goodheart 14 7 00 Frankton" • IV & Green, liq . wir South Middleton A W Leidich S N Divin Robert Given Mullen & Alexander —•, -• ' • Southampton J W Clever G'Ynti9tnaugla Nortfi Middleton Elias Light, liquor _ Upper Allen J Guswiler & Co: • ' Hampden G & WEchols Henry Rupp John KutA, M.Guiro & Shenffer Dr,. Rogers, East Pennaborouqh Jacob Benninger, liquor - H 10 5D Andrew Ealin,qer 14 7 00 Bigler, AVIS inley & Wilt - . 13; 10-00 Nem& Hummel 4 . ,13',._:-.' 10 00 Gebrge 'W Fessler, liquor 4 10 50 'MiclureVreeact 14 - 700 J W Kerr - ', • 14 700 1) &.1 Ityntird /4 , , TOO New Cung.erlatid.' , . y John G Miller, liquor' 14 10 50, _Mouser, Janieti'dz Co. . .12 12 50. Charles Oyater - l3 . 10 00 Valentine Feempri ' - 14. 700 Julia A PirLain,liquor , 1 I ) 10 50 John Horn ' -. H • 700 Letrdr; Ringiund ''• 12 l2 50 Delin & Switzer, liquor - 14 0.50 Lower Allen hum Barton, lipior . 14 10 SJ Epley & Ernst , 14 7'oo Brower & Mordifund 14 7 00 Mathias Bilnor,•liquor : 14 10 50 Rudolph Whitt) - " .14 7 00 , • Monroe. NI & S Nforroit - ' 14 700 Gentile Geosemtnn & Co.. .„,• 13 10 00 111ichool 'Mese! '" • ' • 14 700 ' - • - - C EI Whitoome ,John Coyle .11teob Sirgmony v .liquor Lei llcb & taro[ , A II Zorgee . Slroiner& Ifivoratiok MILLS. ASYlver ._.F . p r h Ag ' Thiimits I 3 l/ryn'on John 1 - o!froeir Oenrgo . ILBOucher J ohn,4lallachor. -"D 13 ' ' 10 cd 74 • 01'S Lower Crgberlv Samuel 13Friei: John,l - 1 Kauffman C Rupp, 'Allred Dl.' Air Clare ' 13 , •10'00 "' • 14 'OD 14 7 -00 -13 'lo'oo " P . PP i r ,41". • Jacqb' Coover, Jr. , • , - Booth AtgaitiB Sheaffor 2 ' ' • ' ' litoeirtie Pa ., ,!d - k'4,l4leilsoiii . A & w'Abt " l- 00 Benjamin Gibler .1 13 . 40 . 00 • . , • Atoftli .11.liddleldri _ W'rn.M 'faders(' n 'Son David •Matin ••• ••- Diciqapn - • • .'. Tulin Moore •' • 4 - -• 14 .‘„7 60 `4 14 7'oo '• • Praia:ford , , Jahn liars. ' - 7 " CIE 11"-eit rtnnabordug' • Marehnill • • • 13 • 10 •• Ino.;Lting•hlin. • 14- 7 Jacob Slicllaborger ." " . • 14 . ', _ 7.. Diller & Krider •. 13 , 'lO Samuel Piper . . 14 7 " Thrum Ma.kwood Phriatinu Au 'DISTILLERS Carlisle Edward Showers Cilnhoff, Agent - - John Bowman North Middleton Ilendoieon & Parker Robert Given Wplfor - d & Bosziler M G BehAoover J C Martin Coovor Robert Quigley ftainp & Grotte PA'&J A Ahll Alexailder %Vahan-I.Bllmhz „, DEED, OYSTER AND EATING HOU SES. Strntton & Whiten Jticob Low Joseph Markle • Sponsler John Hdffmen Wm Askew Jacob Etter Philip nitriclc mu_ N A Cornelius George Murphy George Spensler Peter Baker Abraham Coble William Philips RETAILERS of - PATENT MEDICINES William Drama CUMBERLAND COUNTY, SS. _ I do certify that the foregoing is a correct' list of tte dealers in Mereltandize, Patent Med icines, Curnborland county, as return ed to its by Jefferson Worthington, Esq., Mercatitile Appraiser' .All persons returned and classified under the act of 1R49; relating to Distilleries, Breweries, Patent Medicines, Est tog Houses, &c., and all.Merchnnts and others seturrjed,and classified do above, are notified to call and take nut their respective Licenses On. or before the Ist of Jul v, 1853.• WILLIAM S. COBEAN, Treasurers' Office, Carlisle,. ?. Treasurer. May- 11. 1853. fir TRUSTEIVs BY virtue of an ordeY of the_ Orphans' Court of Cu mbei land county, the un dersigned pose to public,sale, on the prernises, on MON DAY, the 31st of May, 1853, at 12 P. M, the following property, viz— AlLthat desirable TOWN LOT, corn-, monly ki‘own as the . " Poplar Lot," situate at the south west end of Hanover street, in the borough of Carlisle, containing about THREE ACRES, bounded by slid Street. the Walnut Bottom Road, a lot of P. Phillips' heirs and by South 'street. t 4 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7,00 - 14, 7 'OO Also, a Lot of Ground, containing about THUMP; ACHES, situate In said borough, bounded on the north by the grave-vard, on the east by the graveyard lane south by a lut of Samuel Hepburn, and on the west by a lot pf.J. W. Eby. Both said properties will be offered in Town Lots, or as they now are, so as to suit purchn sere. The last named lot is an eligible location for a Cemetery. The terms of sale will be, ten per cent of the purchase money on the day of sale, tie fourth on the confirmation of the sale, and the balance to be secured by- mortgages. or judgment Minds, or both. as the Trustees may deem advisable, conditioned for the payment of the interest thereof semi-annually to Mr% Bliss, abeila Dwin, and the principal at her decease to' her heirs at law, or to those who may be eytitled thereto. Attendance will be givenby the under• signed, Trustee under the wilt of Thomasflagan, deceased. may 4553 JACOB Sli-ROM. 13 1000 13 10 00 Spring Et Summer Styles of . ‹.‘!7 . . 14 10 FO G 4" . jCELLERS deeire reerieetfully to in loil'Ot,ltei:i4ilitiitnera and friends that they are now supplied with a great varie.y of HATS AND CAPS 13 10 00 13 10 00 14 700 13 10 00 for Spring. and Summer use In addition to a beautiful spring style of Silk Hats and their eXtensivt3 .asertmetit of 'light' and coloured slouch hats they would call particular atten• lion to their Panama, Lognoro,Chip and Straw Hats just received from the .cities. Their as sortment is large and for beauty of style.excel— lence of finish and lowness of price- they can• not be surpassed. A large assortment of iJays. exclusively fur summer wear, constantly on bait,!. ' Also a carefu:lv selected assortment of CHILDREN'S HATS. - 14' 7 00 14 7 00 14 10 50 .. 00 14 - 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 We tnost respectfully invite thet citizens of Carlisle and, vicinity to call and examine our assortment at the old stand, opposite to the Telegraph Office. may 11 CULP'S PATENT PORTABLE OYDDID. NULL AND PD. CS% E undersigned having purchased the 111. right of Franklin and Cumbeylend coun ties, Pa4-and - WaskingtOn county Md. for CULP-'S PATENT POP TABLE CIDER MILL AND PRESS are new'manufauturing machines underthe immediate supervision of 'Henry Shepler, a practical millwright. Orders' will be received and filled with promptness. ;All machines will 66 - warranted. - By this machine, widch can be conveyed on a wheelbarrow, ono man and a boy can make from five to , eight barrels cf. cider a day,witit ease, and the cider is thoroughly pressed from the - pomace. The labor is fight and the ma chines are simple and. permanent. Ay; • This machine 'was exhibited:at - the - State Agricultural Fair, st Lanpester„ and tested With several Others; and the conirniftes awarded the premium to it. Tho machinea.twe warranted to perform' what is herein stated. .Ordeis aro respectfully solieited. N. B,—Tho press connected with Hippie. chino can bo used for pressitig,eurrants,:and cutting vegetables for feeding stock. - * JACOB'I OffE. , -• HENRI SHEPLER, 14' .7.00 43 10 00 14 le 50 13 ' 10 00 14 - , 7 00 13 10 00 May 114.953. inziogeitTics. lIN STORE and for, sore oneof Otis' .Dior- Itieing Mciellities,!' With $. Hub'Pritttao4mOnt, tieing ilOcidedlY tho beet inaciiinifin itio It is well worthy the attontlait of Carpenters sod Coach.hfalcors. will be soid'.vory;jew . for etiehat the Family, Grocery • , . M A OtilEßEL',' OM . ] : • SALMON, Ile RHIN U t S, P 9 RIC,- • • HAMS '& STIOULDERS“ 11)1.1d;D ar t ' (:',1410 ESE' 11 ..6.00 14':;; • • Tresh Otirden #313043a. !Si UST ieCbived, enfueuel inapply.ei Fresh e anlk,C.hojaeardon.and:Flewer Seeds from 1 o.egtoneive. oeiabgahmont" of. IL 4%.:Dreery Philadelphia; whlgh tirciVrarranted to'be olthe very. 13.8014a1ity.;,,, !: mrtra3 HAVERSTIta: '.700 10:00 13 10.00 13 10 00 Newton 14 7 " 14 7 " Lipper Allen South 11.141aleton ..1/ A Monroe Southampton Ropewell Newton i 4irt.E•wEns; - • Carlisle Carlisle 8 5 00 8 5 8 s'" 8 5 " 8 5 " 8 500 New Cumberland: Bhippensburg 8 5 - " 8 5 Net villa Upper Allen Mechanicaburg L'art Pennaborough Newville Valuable Town Lots Chn!nbersburg . ConetOnqy band'- end for kilo 7. PALMEn.& 'Market ,St.. Wharf,.. Philadelphia,: . ' ytpriV.l3, 851 !,Uisrcltaitcous. 'FBERS, THE NOTRE! Iru - d 5 '`--, Inni .::'.) Frili 12 50 12 50 5 00 M 12 5p lanny'a Patent Adjuetable'Reapei , and Now* of which the above presents an engraved picture, Is acknowledged Co bo ono of the very best lieu- VESTERS now in um In proof of this fact, this Machine was awarded the Facer premium for Mowing, and the second for Reaping, at the New York Btate kair, in the, groat trial. at Geneva, N. Y., in July, 1852, in competition with ELEVEN OTHER EACEINES ; awarded a silver medal at the Ohio state Fair, for the best Reaper and Metres; and received the highest award at the ,Vermont and - Michigan - State Fairs, for the' best "nueursie and eeowena machine. ' 5 00 5 0) Tho true merit of this machine has given it a great triumph over all others; and being a perfect combination of DZAPETV. and Itowtn;it comas to the farmer with donblo value. 8 5 ~ This machine will out7from 8 to 12 wee per dab:with two horses, and ona:pareon to tend it, when mowing, and.two personswhen reaping. It will cut equally well all kinds of grain and grass, each as wheat, rya, oats, barley, millet, ale• ver, timothy, and flax. • The • machines aremanufactured at various paints, and cost, whore made, sl2b cash; or, half cash and half credit,- $135. 8 5 " 8 5 ~ iik.rThe atidve machines can be obtained by sending orders to C .B Rogers, 29 Market at, Philadelphia • Lake & Reese, Easton, Penner David Cockley; Latunster ;ffall Jr. Boyer, flarristurg ; H oover,Carlisle ; George Aiticksleclianicsburg Slingluff, Mar tinsburg, Blair county, Pa.; and P Morris & Ce., West Chester. 8 5 " 3 5 . 8 5 ~ N, 13.—Farmers wishing to purchase these Machines will please bend in their orders early, otherwise first may fail to be supplied, asthe eiders first received will hays the pre cedence. may 4 4t 4 5 00 BONNETS ! BONNETS! 500 130 N N ETS just received, at prices ft om 37 cts op to $5 00. Ribbons and Trimmings to match uncommonly low PARASOLS,_ • An immense,assortment just received, from 1.2,1 Ms up to $1 50 DRESS GOODS, The ladies are respectfully invited to exiunine our large and elegant stock of Dress Goods now opening at Ogilby's Emporium. CAREETINGS & MAXTENGS, The largest nod cheapest lot or Chrpnts euer brought to Carlisle. .Also'4-4, 5-4 ..4w6-4 white end coloured Matting, now opening and selling :tower than our othgr NtOCC . in .the county at 'Carpet Hall. BOOTS & SHOES, .Several thousand pairs now oponingand sollin at,priees that astonish . everyboly Only 87 cents fora pair of Shoes at the Cheap — .Bosom CHAS. OGILB Y. Carlisle, Apl 20, Issp :TAMES H. WEISE, WM. K. CAMPBELL ir STORE! WEISE & CAMPBELL S. Dr. Corner of N. , llanover and Louther ata. IDEG meet respectfully to call the early attdits LI lion or the citizens of Carlisle and vicinity as our new 'and beautiful assortment of Spring Goode, selected front the very best cff,the New York and Philadelphia markets, consisting of LADIES DRESS GOODS, Persian Cloths, forego do lane, Bleak Chili, Chili Barcge, Chamelion BOmbaiines. Alpacas. All wool Do:ainos, Mous de hags, French Chintivs, Lawns, &c. EMBROIDERIES AND: LACES, Collars, Undereleeves, Cuffs, Spencers, Swiss.and Jaconet Ruffling, Swiss and Jaconet Edging and Inserting, Lisle and Mectillin chi do Fiorentino do do s Linen Bobin do Valencenes Laces, GLOVES AND HOSIERY, - Rid, Silk, Lisle Thread, Mohait and Cotton Glqes. .'• - 1 White and Black Silk, and Blk Ingrain Hose Mixed and White Cotton • do Mena Half-HuSe. DOMESTICS, ainghame, Checks,, Tlckings, Calldoen, White . Nlusline, Nankeen, Kentucky Jeans, Blue and Fancy Drills,. Vesting, Plain and. twilled Fine Damask Linea Table Cloths; - • do Towels, do • Napkins, Bird Bye Diaper. ROOTS AND SHOES; Black and Fancy colored Gaiters, '(Wi ll l l. di Shoes 'of all descriptions, make)' Fine Calf Boots, tarp Pit'd Boots, Mens Calf Congres Boots, Boys Boots, - do Gaiters, do" •Shees, ,' All kind Childrens Shoes arid Gaiters. GROCERIES, , Rio and Java Ceflne,Lovering's Syrup hirplgs. yes, Calm Melames, Sugar of all qualities, Rico, Spices; (14c. Purchasers' will find it to their advantage to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. as it is entirely new and we have for our motto "quick sales and 'small profits. Carlisle, April 6, 1353. THE GREAT-EXCITEMENT ✓IT 0 GIL 17 s Ear P OIL UM s eau.,ed by the "great daily RUSH FOR NEW GOODS at that old and'established CHEAP STORE. Now opening a splendid assortment of SP RING G'OOISS, viz: Challies Cloth, Barraize 'de Laines,Barraileit Elegant dross Silks, Motto de, Bege, • , Chintzes, Calicoes, Gingham, - • Needle-worhad Collars, Undersleeves, 'Ste. BONNETS. • An immonso assort , ment of Bonnots from'37 cents to $5, tßeautip and Cheep Ribbons, Artifieinte end Bonnet Linings in greet variety, . , CARPETS - CARPETS I - A• tirg lot of iti34..arl cheep Carpatiirrra, 'not lo 'he excelled in price and homily in the Static. PARASOLq: Alcompleto' assortment at Paraeoler and Sun Shades very low. • . BO bTS AND' f - 10Eg: • ; , -'• • I have added l'atoly • to this departmehijaml tvill sell rlicre cheaper thael ever. • . . - - GROC . A freehlot of 'cheep Groceries. juet , receivoil; Come orctiith your : CASH end'save.4 profit by soleeting your.puichases from; this'inagiiif:: icent , nesortment of , Client) Goode: 14,-Renvi eriabor tho old stithd, test Maki et, Carlishw .• cOARLEs;pGILBst-in Alstate:ofJotirt :Bait&l•iman • dec'd.•' Aettaie , o6o.,, „I x ,tairt4tration on the astate ofJpfiu Baugh., maui late pf tlis,bormigh pf Ilarrisburg;:dee'd,, hdya beea'gronted,by theltegiatefot Cumber land counly•to' the subscriber, residing in Seutb Middlateu township said epantr., All, per, Sans indebted, to pro requeeled•le reskiv immediate :payinenk, o ,o P , Maldrig elaitrui,will present tkam.for eottlement tos. . • • liikIWARLIA.UOIIIIIAN,i.' siT.srlislo,'Apl 13 . pd',;e 2 , , : r_. Adinfx, " eap d mut. • • . :-.The , subscriber hab just- oiiened another In. voice of the beht, , quelity : Earis Ificlahrissi al Oa low pries ;of 621 t ! •GEO; W. HlTNtai . , Stores t: New Goods ! I New Goods I itlitiEldb - airibor_Joving mat returned from, the'city offers tor his ciiiiiiiinT!re - nnJThe Public in general a largo and well.solocted as sortinont,af Candies, Fruit Nut5,.4.4 'Od r a for price and finality Can't. boat,. • We have constantly on hand and.manufac luring CANDIES olio superior quality, vow:. slat ng of stick candies of all kinds; • , • Mint, Lemon, Chocolate- & Gum Drops, -Fruit , and Nut o f all kinds; ouch as , • Oranges.' Lemons, Figs, Raisons Dates, " Prunes AlMonds, Engbeh Walnuts, •• Crain Nuts, Filbort!, Cocoa Nuts, California & African Ground &c. Also a large assortment of Willow Cradles, Cabs, Caftans. fec., Aooordeons. from 25 cia to $lO. Cutter, Sugar, and Water •Crackers, Cavendish, Congress, Mrs,Millces and Good wins Fine-cut Tobacco, and'a variety of other gads. • • From the liberal patronage bortoforo exten ded to him he hopes to receive a continuance of the same. Irrlicibpmber the place, oppo site MARION HALL. •April 47, 1853. -A. S. WORMLEY. RMIVZOV.a.L -- JOH - N-D.GORG AS-hereby informs-his-old friends and customers that he has removed his TIN WARE AND STORE ROOKS to the room lately ,occupied by Mr. J. - W. Ell as a F,lr ocer.i? Stoe, on Main street, where ne will as heretofore manufacture and keep constantly in stme every descrip ion of • TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, niade in the best style and at ,the very lowest prices: Good orkmen' and the very best ma terial always amplest', so as to ensure entire *satisfaction. SPOUTING and J08..W ORE done at the shortest notice, in a superior man ner, and at fair prices. Also, in .store at all seasons a large and attractive variety of , PARLOUN. AND COOKING STOVES, Comprising every • now and fancy style, of all 'prices — and sizes, - adapted to • burning either wood °renal. His aesortmentbf stove- he in tends shall not lie surpassed by any other tablishment; comprising a score gr more of cli(f:.-ant styles to suit all tastes. Thankful to his friends, for the patronage so long bestowed upon him at his old stand, lie respectfully in vites a call at his new establishment, confident that his large as aortment cannot fail to pl so. April 25, 1853. •J 0 HIN , _ 1). GORGAS. HARDWARE-SPRING SUPPLY. • . .•. E subscriber, wishos to draw the anon. lion of the public to their own interests, which they may consult to good_ad_vantage liy examining the elegant and complete assort.. mentof Hardware of every description, which ho is now receiving at his old stand on North Hanover street. TO COACIIMAKERS We haven large supply of springs, hubs, bands, laces, curtains, and floor oil dodo and drab clothe, of dillbront qualifies, in fact every thing, in your line. 1141,4. TO CABINET-MAKERS We offer complete setts of veneers, knobs and mouldings of walnut and mahogany, to Hui both Ihe taste and the purse. ' - - - CARPENTERS EXAMINE the splendid -assortment-of-tools in—your line, as also a complete stock of building materials, midi as locks, hinges, screws, latches, glees, paints, oils, varnishes, turpentine. &c. and va rious carpenters tools cheaper ,han over, as has been acknowledged by a carpenter who hanseen them. BLACKSMITHS cannot go wrongin giving, us tr, cell for a sup— ply of hamniered, rolled; slit and other iron generally used, as also east, shear American and English blister steel; &c. &c. • dUR FAKOER FRIENDS will "also consult their iatorests by looking at our chop shovels, forks. trace chains, h,Lme and every outer ankle From a .diadla to a plough,to suit thorn in price and quality. THE PUBLIC GENERALLY are also invited to examine the quantity and quality now on hand of cedar ware, tubs, churns, htickots!'oils,'such as fish, sperm and flaxseed oils, which will be sold at the lowest cash prices. I would also call attention to my 'splendid assortment of WALL PAPERS; pre'enting a numberless variety of Patterns at prices Iron) 6,cts. upwards. _Remember there In no mistake here; as all alleles will be sold at the lowest cash prices at the old end well known stand rn IV4ith Hanover street, East sloe, betweee MeGlaughlin's Hotel and ICell er's Hat Store. JACOB SE.VE'rt. march 16 FASHIONABLE. Clothing House. THE subscriber is now having made 'up a large lot of very superior CLOTHING, which he is determined to sell as low if not lower than any other house in the country.-- His stock will consist of— Fine Dross, Sattinett,:?ack and Overcoats eassimeio, Sattinett and .Volvet Cord Pants, Satin and Cachmere Vestings, &c. Also, Gloves. Hosiery,Suaponders, Cravats, Shirts, Shirt Collars, Umbrellas, Hats, Ciga Merino Shirts and Drawers, &e. I will it all times keep a good assortment ol Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings ,on hand, which will be made up to order in the beet and most fashionable style. I have as foreman-of this astablishtnent a practical tailor, one who has had considerable experiente in the busi , ness, and is not surpassed as a Cutierin the borough of Carlisle.' All garments made, to 'order warranted to fit and well made, if not, no sale. I- am. now receiving direct from Philadelphia- a fresh assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres crud Vestings, to which I invite the attention of my numerous old customers and the public in general. All, in want of cheap and good garments will dot well and Savo money by calling and eximiningthie steer. b o . lore purchasing elsewhere. No trouble to show 'he goods. Recollect tho stand next door to. Burkholder's Hotel. Make no' mistake just one door froin'the corner. sep29 CHARLES °MIA Y. To Builders Er. Houskeepers. THOSE who are building, or about corn,. maiming housaiteeping will be sure to find at all times an assortment to select from, Leeks of oil eerie and sizes, - with braes; argil to, mineral and white knobs, a ith japanned or plated furtilture, butt hinges; cant and wrought, window glass front Sri 0_ to _20;c28, bolts, arrows & ,s c. dre. You who aro about to be marriod and going to housokoaping, wo have everything to please, such na fancy waiters rind trays, ivory handled knivcis and forks ' in' setts or by the dozen, common knives and forks, butter knives with plated and ivory handhis frying and bread. pane, smoothing irons, tubs r eburns, iS•e, • HENRY SAXTON. Carlisle; March 9.,.185?. To Coach - and Cabinet Makers. THE subscriber is fully prepared to meet their wants with"an enlarged stock of hardware in their line, rinbracing :nal. castings, epyings, axles, hands, tietent leather, laces, curtain ans floor cloth; tiSzo. walnut and mahogany veneers, glass and mehiagaiiy knobs of ill sizes and patterns; largo supply of varnishes, oils, turpoitimy, at prices thot will make it Moir iitterest:to'giim,,hies the'preference. jy2B • .HJ SAXTQN.• THODIA S H. BKILESI *T.Evir CLOT.TEXNI3I. ROOMS AND FURNASI I IING .STORE, • Opposite the _Rail Road Ogice,"West High Street, .Carlisle rin H. SMILES desires - to inform 'his old •' friends and the public that he bus opened a general mottiiiik 'establishment. and 'has noW in store 'an extensive stock of , •ihe 'host, and chenninit goads over offered In Carlisle. bleu% .Yontles and Slops clothing„l (Or .4prieg, Summer 'and Winter wear, nom; on hand of every variety, arid furnished at reddeed rated. 1-fw has Mod a large Mid 'well selected assarttnent of Pieep. Goods,'of'i nglish; French amil3erinan Fabrics, of new and beauliftil pat.' terns, for coatk pulite and vests, which , Will be made to order in tho' nieSt - tinprciyki find fasM, ienable minuet. and in a elliiollo style. of work manakin. ' ' A full, and . olegatit stock' of: Gentle nhen's PUrnishing:peOds, such 'as glotee,Ploin and' farisY shifts, collars, liandlterehieffw Pir.e4 conSiAntly:iliept :liand.7 Also India' glibber Overeon's and'beggins... repottition'Whic . k, tiliasimeri his ':consiantAino 'for a eMirse Of' ears to socure'for his esfablisbment of any to please . , he.respeolfully 'iriekee',an ex smination of hur stockpOich,for nuttlity&ork ,- manship, rind. IoW MOO otinfiot bo Surpassed. Alay 4. ,1050-44y;t: • . Azavzov4v.. ormiirrrtzTkr 4,l),Rp7'fi moved .ILat directly opliesite'thei ,Old &hint's, (wrier:o3 ,6,B km,', Alert, tlo 8, Thir l Strad . ; hhd tire.how'fulty 'pre'pered to exhibit hrthe . puldle eu,'Unsurpossedz variety' of VIWALLf!.APZRS, froth' the towete• priceti ' , Arherleatt,oilin,hfalitere, lQtthe Eilitthili and . ? reiiial.'lleotrt the well4iitowit; hen Me or, Delaq'Nt t, Zuber anttethers, • eelL end tee belore purchasing:, Theinett sod. tr, Solent workmen otoloyed totteogtboXviuier.. Philadelphia, May It •dt legal . 440 ,QAtljei.. l'irptiCep,. - Estate - of - Dr.' rbo - estate .I_4 of-Dr. Samuel Long, late' of the bor..; °ugh of ‘llricehitnicsburg; Accessed, have berii issued to the subscriber,' residing in.said bor. ought.' All Persolis indebted to said estate will ; • make- immediate payment, and throat having' claims against it writ present them for settle- Inent to .the subscriber, in whose hands the Books of the firm of Drs. V. 11.2 & S. H. Long hav,z , boon placed for settlement. .• - • EPHRMM ZUG,' Adm'r. Estate cif% Daniel goner , dee'a., • . Letters Testamentary on the estate of Danl. boner, dec'd,. late of West Pennsboro town, ship, Cumberland county, have been issued to' the subscribers, of whom David .D'oner resides In West Ponnaboro township, and John Donor In Prankford 'township, in said county. All persona having claims against the said estate will present them for settlement,. and those. indebted will make immediate paymedt to ' DAVID DON ER, 2 Ex , , • JOHN DONER, "-" March 23. 1853. Administxator , s Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that. the Register of Cumberland County has issuci Letters of Administration, de bonie non, with the will annexed, to the undersigned on the estate'of lion. John.Recid,, decd, late of the borough of Carlisle. All persons having accounts against said estate will present .them for settlement, and those indebted will make payment to , Wlll. H. MILLER; Adm'r • Carlisle, March 21, 1853, ?Estate of Henry Bobb, dec'd. • NOTICE is 'hereby g ven that letter.; of ad minlstratton, on the estate of Henry flobb, late of the borough Of - Mechanicsburg, dec'd, have been granted• by the Relater •of Cumb..co. to the subscriber, residing in Silver Spring tw - p., 'in Said county. All persons having claims against said estate aro requested to call and make settlement, and those indebted to make immediate payment to mar3o JACOB MUMMA, Adm'r . Estate.of George W.. .§lngizer, dec. NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad ministration on tlie estate of George W. Ging izer, the of Churchtown, Monroe twp.. qe.„ have been granted by the Register of said county to the subscriber, residing in the same township. All persons having claims against said estate are requested to call and make set• Clement,. end those indebted to make immediate paythent to mnr3Opd JOHN B RAN DT, Adm'r ---- MlatiTZWGrEfirge Cfamer, - dec'd. NOTICE is hereby given that !otters of .ad. VI ministration, on,the estate of GEORGE CRAMER late of Lower Allen township, Cumberland county, have been granted by the Register of said comity to the subscriber, living in Upper Allen township. All persons having claims against said estate will present them for settlement, and those indebted' are requested to make immediate payment to '• mare JOI-IN B. COOVER, Adm'f. Estate of Michael Matthews, dec'd. NOTICE is hereby given.tht.t lettersof Ad ministration, with the will annexed, on the estate of Michael Mat thews,lato of Carlisle, Cumberland county. dec'd, have beengranted by' the Register ofsaid countrto the subscri ber, residing in the same place. All persons indebted to the said estate are required to make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them for settlement to JACOB BMW M, May 11 1853 -Estate-of—Robert —McElwain;dec'd; I\TOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad .L ministration on the estate of Robert Mc . . Elwain, late (tithe borough of Newville,-Cum berland county, decelised, have beets issued to he subscribers. the first named living in Plain field and the latter in Neivville, in said county. All persons .knowing themselves indebted tti 'said estate are required to make immediate pay ment and those having claims to present them for settlement to ANDREW McELWAIN, JAS..% IIIeEILWAIN, apl2o Adm'rs. To all whom it may Concern TAKE notice ihat an application was made at the April, term of the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County. A 13 1853, for a char ter of incorporation of the Church 'of God, at Churchtown in the township of 'Monroe - , and the said Court mode the following decree• " And now to wit, Anvil 11, 1853, it is direc ted that the within writing bo led in'the °aid of the Prothonotary and th tt notice of.,the op pliowion therein contained ha inserted in two newspapers printed in the borough of Carlisle, in the county aforesaid, fon at least three weeks prior to the next terra oPthis Court." By the Court. - If by the next term no sufficient reason he shown to the contrary., the said Court will be asked to grant said charter. April 27, 1853. 4t NOTICE. • . itN the matter of the writ of partition and val • nation on. the real estate of Sarah Ahra• ham's, dee'd ; Now to wit, 2W March, 1853, rule upon the heirs to appear at the Orphans Court to he held at Ca:lisle, in and for Cunt'. berland eciunty, the 30th day of Antist, A. D. .1853, and take the property 'at the valuation, or show cause)" why 'the snme.should not be sold. 171.31 the COURT. May It. Carlisle Deposit Dank" ,• Carlisle,'Alay 3, 1853... The Directors have-this'day.declared a divi dend of FOUR PER CENT. for the last six months, which will de.paid to the Stockhold ers or their legal representativei on demand. =UZI= FIRE IDIBU.RA.NCEL The Allan and East Ponneborough . Iklutmtil Firo Insurance Company of Cumberland min ty, incorporaLed . "by :in Act of Assembly, ie now fully organize f, in operation under the tnanagornent . of lowing commission ers',Niz : Jocob Shelly, Wm, R. Gorgas. Michael Cocklin,Melohoir Brenneman, Christian Stay man, riatian ritzol, Jacob IL Coover, Loans Hyer, Henry Logan, Benjamin EL Musser, Ja. cob Kirk, Samuel Prowell, Joseph: Wicker. sham. The rates of insurance aro Below and favor able as any of the kind in the State. Persons"wishing to:become _members Amin, vitod to make application to the agents of the company, who are willing to wait upon them at any time. DEW. H. MOSSlll2,•President4 Hann , Loaair, Vice 'President' • Lewis flyer, Secretary. • Michael Cpcklin, 'Treasurer: . . AGENTS. ' Cumberland Cauhly.—Rudolph Martln, N. • Cumberland; C:11. Dorman. Kingstown ; Hon. ry Zoning, 'Shiremanstown; Charles--Bull, Carlisle; Dr. J. AM, Churchlown ; Barnual- 4 Graham, Vrcat PenneboMugh; James McDoti el, Frankford; Mode tkriffillt, Soiith Middle. ton; Samuel Comer, Benjamin_ paveretiok, Mechanicsburg ; John Sherriok, Lieburn ; via Coovcr, Shephordefown. , York County.- 1 191iii Bowman, .Dilleburg Fitter Wolford, Franklin; John Smith: Esq., Washington; W. 8. , Picking; Dover; Daniel Raffoneberger, J . W. Craft, Paradise. Harritblirg.—Houeir do Lachman... , ht r ombere of the company- tiaihir Obliofee admit to expire can have . thent ietietvekhy onaktit'aPplieation to' Ohy of ilie agents: Nov. 24; ly. • ••• - • warn] •31Ara t '..a.cantlionr. , , . l'hree - m!tei , we#'o4 fforriOiirg; , PP7. • . quiz' Fifth Session of this litinitution wit :edniviinCO'int:albN , DAY, the 2d :day 'O May, neat:- ,Parents and guardians are requea-: ted to inquire into ;the inetitarof this Institution , bet t or, sending - ,thilt 't wards else,where., Tlinliithatkin is retired', pletteantjtealthEal;r:•aad ' •donvonient of aceene.."The pantie Of Alen" will cm bracal he different branches of a- 'thqcOugnglialt Eptuuatiop, together with,liAthe; Linn, Uri9elr,' ;Freed); Geirnit n,-'Spanish 'and . portuguese Languagets;'and Vocal and Instru • i t ion tal Music, Vito Principal will be assists by rant Wa1t.44011 5 0d Tettanerao)la tWo th Sagiish Branehes, ono in„ Pentnenshijp an Drawitig. And ape*, , irillatne and Ate 'Made!!! '• ;LIDIPIRMIL " • ; 1 • •irE rit itottrding, , Washing,Tuition, in the ,; .t; • ' Englishliranchos t 'Ac., per' see-. , lion (5 rponthea , • T..' ssoloo' , -Ancient or Modertaanguages i each.: ;Instrumental Music,.lo On, Foriciroulare and othorinformation oddreEri, D. DEIsILING,EII., , RrincipaLP ,, ..4. marl ii'hilelfttl, cumaerzandounmrp• • /11 - 6iellatwoues. NOTICA. *, • HEYOiefri,fe . exisiifig•firm,of JR, L. _ ~ Steiner, has been, dissolved for a abort' ain q 'hod under, the'firm 'of t gi t.i l i u tt e a rl. te e : Corner of Market Square.' Hoping under the increased firm-cif Steiner hbr.,Hros.,, to have .an increase of theft former usiness. ' They have nolv - every facility and will snare so,their efforts to , please customers, they, haying. arrangements with the . lart gest importing houses of. Baltimore' end New ork so as to receive the fient sfyleicof Goods that come to these markets, and'at the LOW.. EST 'PRICES: . • cThankful - for Inlet patrObage they' seliclt ontinuance'tfrom' their old customer's, and' tcsPectfully. invite. all 'ethers to minim) theie new style of superior. SPRING • St t SUMMER CLOTHING, ell of their ~ntrinnfacture, and making as corm. plete, an assortment - As can be found in any, Nore.inthe United States... As' followiti &RIESS' & FROCK COATS, - of. the hest q.ualitics of English 'and French Ploihs', made and th trimmed in •e very beet style ;4 single breasted' Albert' Coats, a new style, well adapted to business men. of French black find colbred sloths, at very low pritea t single breasted Frock coward French clothe: elcse imitation of the fine (Welts frock coriti at half price; spring SaCk Coats of cloth, amid. fierce and tweeds, various 'colours, andprices. • FAN'T AL 0 ONS, , French Black Doeskin, and Fancy c assirnera of es cry description. , VESTS VESTS !I vbirs H ,Rich Fancy Silks and Satins, Black do, Boni- . 'hazines; Valencias, Maracillen. and; Chance, at all prices. BOY'S CLOTHINGi A full'assortment of Boy'e Clothing._ FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, iitiAracing all the-now styles of Fancy:Silk . Cravats, English Satin do„ttc. Gloves--White black-and col'd „silk, Kid; Lisle and cotton of 0-very description. - Trunks and-Ctirpet•Baga of superior Blush st prices. Suspenders of superiur French, En , glish, and American Manufacture, Under-. shirts and D.ravi'eri - of finc.Merino. silk, net jean and muslin, of eyery.deseription. - . Lm • brellaa of silk and cotton, very cheap. All oP. which will be sold at the lowest prices whole sale or retail; 7 - Remember the Stone Fromm, corner of the Public Square. , STEINER & BROS. Carlisle, !Bay 18,1853. • . 71 VII; .41;k: .4.'rT • ,;01r7; CHERRY PECTORAL: , • For' thei Vlore of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON-." CELITIS, CROUP, ASTEL-' MLA, TATIEO6PING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION. Of all the rilimorous medicines extant, [end some of them• valuable . ; for 'the cure of pul.. monary complaints;. nothing has ever, been found which could compare in its effects with this preparation. Oihera cure nornetimee, but at all tinned and in all -diseeties of the lunge and throat where medicine can give relief, this will do it. It is-pleasant to take, and perfectly safe in accordance with the directions. We_ do nut advertise foe-the-information of those who have tried it but those who.have not.— Families that have known its value will not be without - it; cud, by Its timely use, they are' 'secure from the dangerous coneequences of . coughs and Colds which neglected, ripen into fatal consumption. • The Diploma of the ligassachusette Institute was awarded to this preparation by the Board of Judges in September 1847 ; also, the medals of the three great • Instittites of Art, in this country; also the Diploma of the Ohio Institute at Cincinnati, has bean given to the CHERRY PECTORAL, by their Government in considers. lion of its extraordinary excellence and useful. ness in curing affections of the Lungs and Throat. Road the Iplltttving opinion founded on the long experience of the eminent Physician of the port and city of . ST JOHNS, May 8,1851. DrJCAnEn Five yeais trial of your CHERRY PECTO RAL-in my practice, has proven what I fore saw front its composition, Must be true, that it eradicates and cures the colds and coughs to which we, In_ this . section aro peculiarly.. liable.• • I think its equal has not yet been discovered nnr do I know how a bettor remedy can be, made for the distempers of the Throat end Lunge. J J 131JETON, M D, Fit S. See what it has done on a - wasted. constitu lion; not only in the following cases, but thousand more: Sutmenv, Jan 24th 1115 E. Dr Ayer: In the month of July last I wee, attacked by a violent' diarrhem in the mines of California. I returned to San.Fraancieco is hope' of. receiving benefit from a change of climate • and diet- My • Riarrlicoa ceased ; but was followed by o severe cough, and much' soreness:- I finally started for home; bnt re ceived no benefit from the voyage.. My cough continued to grow w'utse,,and when arrive!! •fit Now York, 1 wan •ax once , 'marker! by my acquaintances as a vict.m ' of consumption. I must confess that !saw no suffibient reasonlo doubt what my friends • all believed. -At -this • time I commenced takingyour truly invaluable Medicine with little expectation of "deriving any benefit from its use, • 'You would not re seise these lines 4id I not regard it my duty to, state to the afflicted, through you, that my health, in the Space of eight..months, is fully restored. I. attribute- it -to the ose• of your CHERRY PECTORAL, ' Yours truly, WILLIAM W. SMITH ASHINGTON PiGi - Apri I 2;" 1 848: -- .Dear sir I Feeling that [ have been spared from a•premature gran!, through your instrumental. ty by the. providence...Of „God, I_ Will take Um.' liberty to express my ,gratitude. ' • -• cotigh and thealarmlng symptoms of Cott. sumptlon had reduced 'me too low to leave me anything like hope, whet] my phYsielaw brought_ me a bottle of your PEerti . lua. seemed to' afford immediate relief, and emir , ' in Weekis, time his mitered me-tot seuntithetillic.--If it will de for others what it has done ,for me, you am . certainly one, of the benef,,olors;e4 mankind, Sincerely wlabing you every blessing, I arts . ' Very respectfully ran's, • . , • JOHN J.,.CLARECE, '• , ', • nector.OlSt. Petelos• Ch urclk.l With.eunb assunince,end , ,from ouch. men, no.etronger :proof .cen , be . ndttucede-,' unless ;it 'be, from rte effects upon*iett: Vi.CParco - -„ ' JAMES: O. ATM. ' ; IPTIAaTNAT. CHEMIST, 1A:404 c0.4.r.r (0041 The beet aiad Clieseek la ttie, liet fbr ;,/), • rimegy .• , . :40o' 7'47,lld.:Oettait atil'obrated RatiaeliOap Coal, Davyliin- eolinty, hnd 'Gold 'Mine Gap Schthylkia eennty.linirtdeeived and for' sale at prices: front. $13,25 to' 03,p(Ilper ton: 1 / 3 0- . G., BIDDLE: jr: at %the wart/Imago loitmttilyr , owned ,by AL Hoover. • ' • • ,:' Cr:read:Can hot delivered any where along the line of the. 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