Citorco 'a,t4 CI DI V . ll j IirORE 11 re9ver Street, Near the court 170 1 .10 - I t, druggist, would respect' 1 laform tne citizens of .Curhsle and N.,. 16. rani he has opened a new • Citt3.I . IICACA/VD DRUG STORE. • ll,s stock is entirely new, and has been selec ted with great care. As many of the:articles , p . by physicians and families doted. age and exposure, great cote will be t to allow such artiCles_ to accumulate in sa..td quantities. . . Attention is especially invited to'his stock or Medicines, Essential Oils, Oils, Tinctures, Wines, Extractf, Confections, Chemicals, &o. Together with the above he has a full assortment of Paints, Varnishes, Dye—Stuffs, Paint and Varnish Brushes, and CONFECTIONARIES orevery variety. lie has also on hand v asPlell' did assortment of ~ • Perfumeries, Soups,Extracts, Fancy, flair. Clothes and Fletii'Brushes, Supporters; Breast' Exhatisters, Nipple Shields, 'Tooth Washes and Pastes . ; also MEDICINAL WINES AND BRANDIES, of the best'quality. SEGARS, from the best Havana and Spanish houses, of every flavor, from one cent upwards. In ordcr_to. _ensure his customers against iiinfies during any tempormay al:Mance of the proprietor, the services of an experienced and competent assistant have been secured, which will be felt to be important, in view of the responsibilities which are known to devolve upon the druggist. ;S:7PaYSICIAINS' PRESCRIPTIONS will bo faithfully and promptly attended to.— Orders from Physicians and Merchants'in the country will be filled with Care, and at prices which must prove'satisfactory. N. 13.—A1l officinal preparations made in strict accordanCe with the directions of.the U. S. Pharmacopoeia. A liberal share of public patronage is res• pectitilly solicited. Terms - cash. May It. 1853. A. J. KIEFFER._, A. c.antimmays FAMILY. GROCERY STORE, High St., two doors East of Market House, South Side. THE subscribor thankful for past fa vors would inform his old customers and the community in general. that he has just re , turned from the city with a la rge and full as— limt-nont •of Grot•ericit, ,consisting in partici( sn.wr,ir Rio, Java, Lag'ur.yra, and Roasted eoff,es, Lovcring's : Lump, Sand and Pulver ized Sug rs, Brown Sugars at all prices, 11 , 10. la scs at all qualities and prices. QUEENSWARE, • of every de.icriptio . n, including French and En. !Ash China, in setts or by the piece; ilea - , me China and common ware of every de- ' ..iption, and a lull assortment of Glass_ware. WILLOW & CEDAR-WARE, -'cas - Clotima; - Marker, - Travelling , : Sewing, - e. Tumbler and Children's Fancy Bas kets, Tubs, Painted wad Cedar Buckets, Iron and Brass-bound Wooden Bowls, Butter 'Fir bins, Grocery Boxes, &c. TEAS, ~p erior Black, imperial and young. Brion eus, Choeelaie, Prepared Cocoa, SUGAR CURED HAMS, , or fine quality, together with superior Dry ISM. i Smoked ,Herring, Ground Album and fiic I;tule Salt, Spices of all kinds. FRUIT, • such ns Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Prenes,Rni sins, br.c. LAMPS, a full supply of Pine Oil and_ Fluid Lamps, Safety Fluid Lamps. Seams and 'Potmen° of fine qualities and at oil prices. Plain call-and examine for your• t elves at the old stand. Alay,lB 1853 For the Little Folks. WILLOW COACHES, 2 and 4 wheels, also Wheel barrowS Waggons, and a general assortment of Toys. FRUITS AND NUTS of the latest importations, consisting of Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Prunes, Pine Apples, Filberts. Dates, Almonds Cream Cocoa, Pecan and Ground Nuts. MINERAL WATER, "ROUSSELL'.B,r ‘..Sparkiing and bright," just received and for sale at ihe Confectionary store of P. MONYER., ritayi 'North Hanover at. Gas rixtures and , Lamps. , lEIDR HORNEY & BRO., No 221 ll N. 2d Street, near Vine, Philu , having had' many years practical experience -in the business and all work sold by us is manufac tured under our immediate supervision, we are oaabled.to offer to purchasers superior articles in every branch of 'our trade. At our Store may be found in every variety of style and finish. Gas & Lamp CH A.NDE LIERS, PEN - DAN T S. SIDE BRACKETS for Halls, Churches, &c; the Improved Pine oil Lamps. together • with a fine assortment of Fluid, Lard, and Oil Lamps, Girandoles Parlor Night and Reading 'Lamps, poquet .liolaere, etc. On hand [map Glasses, Globes, ‘Vicks.shades etc. All work warranted, or no sale. Factory No. 96 Noble street, near Fourth. Remember— Store No 221 N. 2d St., next door to .1 Stewar Depuy's Carpet Store.. ~nuty2o ROBERT B. SIVZILEY, 'ABIN ET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER North HanovOr Street, and nest door to Mateo Hotel. , . • THE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens df Carlisle and the public get cr ony, that he now has an hand a large and ele gant assortment of FURNITURE, consisting in part of Wardrobes, Card and other Tables, Sofas, Bureaus, Bedsteads, plain and fancy Sewing. Stands, &c. manufactured of the best material - and quality warranted. Also a general assortment of CHA4RS et the lowest prices. Venitian Winds made to order 4 and repairing promptly attended to. Vrcolfins made at the shortest notice, Mid having a splendid hearse he will attend funer als in tor or country. ant - R member the stand— next door to 11. Glass's nov2t R. B. SMILEY,: SPRING FASHIONS:YOR 1853. FORGE KELLER rpipectfully announ. ll,Jrces to his old Patromeand the public gen amity. that be hap just received the SPRING STYLE- OF GENTLE MEN'S 'HATS, manufactured at one of the best establishments in • Philadelphia, to which he invites special attention. He has also constantly on hand a large and varied assortment colitis own manufacture as well as city made - $ aTS 41,ND MAPS. dutiable f, r he seasoii,comprising every vari eyi of.ltuasia,,Biraver, end Silk Hats,- finished in the latest style, together with a lull assortment of Caps of every shape and dos criirtion, and' at every price He particuhrly invites the public to call and examine his exlen sivo assortment, which in style, material and lirmlt, cannot be surpassed by any in market, , I which he is able to put et prices lower then ~ver. • 0:7 - Remember his old stand on North !mover street, between Burner's and Sonar's au 13. , [ June 11] :Mineral Wateri Saisaparilla, THE subscriber would respectfully anniunee 'to the citizens of (Arlie's, and the community at:large, that lie has commenced the menus turo of Aineral. Waters and Sarsepaiilla of ihe very best flavor and quality, and the bottling of Porter, Ale and- Cider. •He is fully end amply . preenred fo furnish all orders promptly and with despatch, and hopes by strict att imam to boiness, to receive that attention duo to enterprise, which he respictfully mike. Reel donee in Main Street near the Rail Road Bridge. ' GEORGE W. BRANUT. ' march SUIVCA.:i WANTED TIHE subscriber will pay' the highest price' in CASH. for SUMAC, properly cured• and delivered in Carlisle. For a. good eariale, free, from 'atoms 'St 30 per Mildred pounds will he paid. and in proportion for other qualities. JACOB &MOM. , Carlisle. May 18, 1853 3m „ ' • WATER.,AND. GAS., THE great agony is over. 'lt is a fixed fact that weere AO have Wateiand Gds. Great exertions require a corresponding degree of repoao. and nothing is •so tranquilizing as;a eliee"'from Phipps; Gardner & Co's cede.' hinted Stigar•Cured HAMS, or a chip froni D a vis & Ca's'Sititir-iCtiredßEEF. A fresh 'i pply just received at the Family Grocery. .• ' , ,J. O. WILLIAMS.' . . , ...,. ~', CIO • *tinted to , b 4 rrow,.'on tqe .best reel eststc itecurity r , 4 eve surn foi ono year 'or more, jEntiiiiie . 1. , , fr Herald Orme. • . , , ..':.,.., *4trlisie i llattreli 30, 1853'—iin,,; ; ;.. ... ' ~. ! 1.-, , v. , ;.- • . ' LIST Or DIOATAIIIU3, AI ®GOODS, Waive dmeillerehandice. t" so t' Distillers, Damherblen, within the . rountll of Cumberland. returned and elastfifiedby,Jefforttion Worthingten;Esq., Mer• annuls Appraiser, in itecoidanbe with theasver al Acts of Assembly, as follows, viz: • Class. T, • • -Corliale.• Margaret Snodgrass . . -. 14 700 J& G Keller ' - . 'l4 - . 700 J W Eby l3 10 00 Juo. G Williams ' , l3 10 00 Samuel Elliott . ' 14 700 Charles Ogilby .!: 10 20 00 George W Hillier - - 13 , 10 00 A & W Bentz s 12 12 50 Daniel E'citels, liquor- 14 , . 10 50 Jahn Faller, liquor 14 10 50 JSc 0 Rhoads . 14 , 700 4V,13 Mirrray' 14 7 00 S W Haverstick, liquor '' 14 . 10 50 __William H Bretz • ~ J 4 700 'Plumps Conlyn • 14 7 00 ffbnry Sakton 12 12 50 W'M M Henderson & Son 14 7'oo John Flumer,liquor, 13 15 'OO PeterMonyer _ . 14 7 00 ' Jolfn P Line 13 1,0 00 Jacob Wolf, liquor •: , 14' 10'50 'Jonathan A Lehn, liquor • 14 10 50 Jacob Seiler. - • -- - 13 10 00 C Inhoff, Agt, liquor • 13 15 00 -- ',S - 31. - Hooyer ' ' 14 7 00 Weise & Campbell 13 10 00 T II Skiloa 14 7 00 II M Rawlins 14 7 00 Wood & Conner " ' 14 700 P Arnold . 12 12 50 Arnold & Livingston- • 14 7 01) JOhn Keeney- 14 7,00 N W Woods, Agt. 13 10 00 W'm L Haller 14 7 00 II M Johnson (Prof.) 14 7 00 .'W A Carothers 14 7 00 - Lewis Steiner ' 14 7 00 W A Kelso ' 14 , 700 John N Armstrong 14 7 00 P Messersmith 14 7 On Charles Barniti, liquor - 14 1050 Woodward & Schmidt • - , 13 10 00 1 William Sheldon - 14 700 , Henry Peters ~ ' 14 7 00 B J Kieffer. , .• ' . 14 7 00 Henry Harkness • 14 7 00 A S 'Wormley 14 7 00 C OulibY • . 14 - 1 7 00 ,„Imintlfri Common . 14 - 700 John Conly 14 , c 7 00 James 111'Granahan.. . 14 7 - 00 A M Piper, Agt.. ;,., , . 14, '7.00 IV %V Shuler .. • 4 ' 00 David Martin, liquor ‘ . .4 10 50 Samuel Neff, liquor 14 10 50 Edward Biddle - 14 7 00 Mifflin John 13 Perry, liquor . 14 30 50 Henry Snyder 4 14 7 Oil ‘V 'al' Winnfield, liquor ' 14 10 50 Shippeniburg. snmiter3waezey___ John Gish _C Kunkle___ Kunkle & S•evick John S'ambaugh =Z=M 14 7 00 WD B flays J C Attic - 14 7 00 Jacob Pag,ue, liquor • 14 10 50 Arnold & 13 Son • ' 10 00 Jacob Buniberger 14 7 V Jl3 Duncan, Agent . , 14 700 Nevin & Riddings 12 12.50 John IViindalich • ' 14 700 Mary Miller 14 7-00 Cornelius Ai Mitzel • 14 7 00 John Bridgesl4 7 00 John G 111eclinger , 14 7 00 Weiller Sr. Co - ra 7 00 Dickinson Russel & Dico 14 7 00 D L Beckman 13 10 00 Newcomer Ed' Kurtz, liquor 14 10 50 Wealtley & ShriVer, 13 10 00 W'm Wattsl4. 7 00 Benjamin Plank 7 14 7 00 Jos. l, Sterner 14 7 00 Joseph Hoyle, liquor 14 - 10 50 Mechanicsburg. Simon Arnold, liquor 13 13.00 Ephraim Zug 13 10 00 J ROgle - 14 7 00 Henry Lenso ' 14 7 00 J H & A Singise7 14 7 00 Ira Day - 14 7 00 J F Spahr , 14 7,00 .-' - • - , Swiler & E mminger 14 7 00 Mattison & Zneanah 14 7 00 George Singiser . 14 700 Jacob - Dorsheimer : 14 7 00 J Blizzard - 14 7 00 John Swisher 14 7 00 George Webbert 14 _. 700 Levi Snell .: - ' • 14 700 Geoggs,Attle 14 -- 700 . Newuille. c, Hunter Heron -14 7 00 T & J M'Crindlish, r' 14 7 00 Jacob Swoyer 14 7 00 Bear k. Cobaugh 14 7 00 S W Sharp 14 .7 00 •St.Jugh Sc M'Farland , 12 l2 50 Joseph, Laughlin 14 7 00 og,ilby Bros. & Co. 13 10 00 John M Davidson , 14 7 00 Dr. George Hamill 14 7' 00 Hopewell. Snyder & Deihl Wherry & Eshenbour Newton. .1 H Weily 14 - 7 00 J G Loy 14 7 00 Joseph Smith 14 7 00 Kyle & Washinger 14 7 04 Woods & Gracy ---- 14 -7 00 Westpennaborough. Josiah HoOd & Son 13 10 00 Thomn's Greason 14 7 00 C `llenninger 14 7 00 J \V D Gilleland 13 10 00 Williamson & Goodheart. 14 7 Ou . . Frankford 11, IV & 3 Green, liquor v - - 14 I 0 .0 South Middleton. A W Leidieh ' 13 10 00 S N Divin 13 10 00 Robert Given 13 7 00 Mullen & Alexander 4 13 10 00 . Southampton. J W Clever , • •14 7 00 C paustnaught - 14 700 North. Middleton. Elias Light, liquor b :4 10 50 Upper Allen. Guswilor & Co Hampden G & W H Eckels , 14 7 00 Henry Rupp .. - 14 7 00 John Kutz - 19 7 00 M•Quire At.Bheaffer . 14 7 . 00 Dr. Rogers c" 14 7 00 Ease Pennsborough. , Jacob Renninger, liquor 14 10 50 Andrew Eslinger • . 14 ' 700 Bigler, M . Kinley & Wilt • 13 , 10 00 Korr & Hummel 13 10 00 George W Fessler, liquor 4 10 50 Michael Freese • 14 700 J W Korr . . 14 7 00 D & J Rynard - 14 7 00 New Cuinherland. John G Miller, iiquor 14 10 60 Mosser, James & Co. ' 12 12 50 Charles Oyster .• 13 10 00 Valentine Feemon l4 7 00 John A M'Lsin, liquor • ' l4 10 50 John Horn - 14 700 Lee & Ringland ' 12 12 50 Deliti k Switzer, liquor 14 U 50 C\ Lower Allen. . . . lease Barton, liquor 14 .10 53 Epley '& Ernst 14 7 00 Brower , & Murthland 14. 7 00 Mathias Bitner; liquor 14 10 50 Rudolph-White ... 14 .700 Monroe M. & S Morrott 14 • 7on George Geosoman & Co. 13 10'00 Michael Fitted ' 14 '7 00 •". . Silver Spring. C H Whhcomo - 'PI 700 ,John Coil('', 13 • 10 00 .It.eoll Simmons, liquor -14 ' le 30 Iteitliell & Bro. . ' ' -19 10 00 'A 11.Zorger ,\ Strome & ilavorotiOk 13 10 00 , . .. . . BULLS. Silver Spring ' .. Thomas B Bryson • ' 113' 10 'OO, John Shaffner - • 14 '. 700 George H Ilowhei - ' ' 14 • 700 Johrollallaither l4 • •7 00 , . lower Allan • . cEb'erly :, , , .• 11' 15 on Samuel Bi ner - . . , l3' ' .10 no John IEI Kauffman , 14 ".,. 7.00 C Rupp ' 14 7 00 Aarod M. M'Clure ~. - 13 ' 10 00 Upper Allen ' '. .... ,TacoCoover., Jr.. • " -14 .7.00 Sciutlt Niddleton lacob Shadier; -. •, - •, 14 700 'vVolford , & Baselei 'l‘ . 14 no Monroe - ' ) vt4 Foa'deonlrl9' 10 CO . • A & tr . Benjamin Gib:M. .North . . IVlllltiderion Sa Son • 13 . , 'lo.oo :!avid Martin - 13 • : . Dickinson - •! ' John Moore ( 14 . 700 Daniel Smith • -14 .• 7 00 John Hays Marshall 3nriles ino. Laughlin Jacob Shellaboirgor Diller & Kridnr Samuel Piper Newton ' . Isaac P4a.kwood 14 7 Clirjetiau Au ' 14 7 EthVerd Showers C InhOff, Agent John Bowmnn North Middleton lendersou & Parker South Middleton Robe:ft Given - Wolford & Bossier M G Beltzhoover JA&GWAhI Martin Coovor Robert Qeigley Rump Sr Grove PA ar..T A AM William Alexander William t3arnitz BEER, OYSTER Stratton Erf AVhiten Jacob Low Joseph Markle William Sponsler John Hoffman Wm Askew Jaiob Etter Philip Ditrick J 13 & W Leney N A Cornelius- 12 19 50 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 le George Murphy, George Srinnsler 14 7 00 Peter Baker Abraham Coble William Philips RETAILERS cif PATENT DIEDIGINES; William Bration CUMBERLAND COUNTY, BS I do certify that the foregoing is a correct list, of Ito dealers in.Merchandize, Patent Mei iciriesoSt.c., in Cumberland county, as return ed to me by Jefferson Worthington, Eos., Mercantile Appraiser. .All persons returned and classified under the act of 1849, relating to Distilleries, Breweries, Patent Medicines, Est.:, ing Houses, 81. c., and all Merchants and others returned andelassified as above, are notified to call and take out their respective Licenses on or before the Ist of July, 1853. WILLIAM S. COREA N, • Treasurers' Office, Carlisle, Treasurer. May 11. 1853. •' Valuable Town Lots .IT TRUSIEEVs 5.11413. BY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Cumbei land county, the undersigi cd will ex. pose to public sale, on the premises, cm MON DAY, the 31st of May, 1859, at. 2 o'clock, P. M. the following property, viz— All that desirable TOWN LOT, Com monly known as the " Poplar Lot," situate nt south west end of Hanover street, in the borough of Carliale,ccintaining about THREE ACRES, - bounded — by — said—strect. the Walnut—Bottom Road, it lot of P..Phillips'lclrs and . by South street. - Also, a Lot of Ground, containing about THREE ACRES, sitnate rn said borough, bounded-on the north by the grave.-yard, on the east by the graveyard-lane,south by a lot of Samuel Hepburn, and on the west by a lot of J. W. Eby. Sloth said properties will be offered in Town Lots, os-as they now ore, so as to suit purcha sers. The last named lot is an :eligible location for a Cemetery. The'termsof.sale will be, ten per cent of the purchase money on the clay of sale, (me fourth on the confirmation of the sale, and the balance to be secured by mortgages. or judgment bonds, or both. as the Trustees may deem advisable, conditioned for the payment ol the interest thereof semi-annually to Mrs. Eliz. 'abeth Dw in, and the principal ut her decease to her hejrs at law, or to those who may be entitled thereto. Attendance Will be givenby tbe under signed, Trustee under the wit: of Thomas:Hagan deceased. may 4653, JACOB SHROM. 13 10 00 13 JO 00 Spring & Summer Styles of Hats f ! , • _ - • . Ur& 3.KELLER desire respectfully to in form their customer.; and friends that they are now supplied with a great varie.y of HATS AND CAPS for Spring and Summer use In addition to a beautiful spring style of Silk Hats and their extensive assortment of light and coloured sioudh hats they would call particular atten• tion to their Panama, Leghorn, Chip and Straw Hats just received from 'the cities. Their as sortment is large and• for beauty of sfyle.excel: fence of finish and lowness of price they can not be surpassed. A large assortment of Capt. exclusively — for - summer wear, - constantly on hand. Also a•carefu:lv selected assortment of CHILDREN'S HATS. 13 10 00 We most respectfully 'invite the citizens ot• Carlisle .tm. l ,vicinity to call and amine .our ° assortment,til the ,old stand, opposite to the' Telegraph" Office. , may 11. CULP'S PATENT PORTABLE CIDER razuci AND PRE'Sq, r E undersigned having purchased the right of Franklin and Cumberland court lice Pa., and Washington county Md. for GULFS PATENT PORTABLE CIDER MILL AND PRESS' vre new manufacturing machines under the irarpediate super Vision of Henry Shep . ler, a practial millwright. Orders will be received and filled with vromptness.— All machines will be warranted. By this-machine, which can be conveyed on a wheelbarrow, ono man and n boy can make from five to eight_ barrels Lf cider a do ,with ease, and the cider is thoroughly pressed from the .pinnace. The labor is light and the ma chines are simple and permanent. ' This machine was exhibited at the State Agricultural Fair, ht Lancaster. and tested with several others, and the committee awarded the premium to it. The machines are warranted to perform what heroin stated. Orders are respectfully solicited. , N. 13.—The press connected with the ma. chine can be used for pressing currants, and cutting vegetables for feeding stock. -- . JACOB HOKE, HEN R. si SIIEPLER, May 11, 1853. 6m -.,Chamberaburg I N STORE and ler stile one of•A' Otis' Mor- Heins Machines," with "Hub" attachment. This being decidedly the beet machine in use it is well worthy the attention of Carpenters and Coach Makers.. It will be sold very lOw for cash at the Family Grocery of p I nt J. G. WILLIAMS; MACKEREL, CODFISH, • SALMODL. A lIF,RRINOS, - PORK; • HAMS & SIDESIn• SHOULDERS, LA RD & CHEESE JUST received , onr,usual supply of Fresh • and 'Choice Garden and flower Seeds from e . extatisilve establishment of .11 A. Dreer t Philadelphia, why' aro warranted to , be of the very best quality.; d. • mar 23 W. HA.VERdTICIe. Frankford 14 - " bleat PennabormigN: . 13 14 7' t . v, 14 7:" DISTILLERS Carlisle Upper Allen Monroe Southampton Ropervell Newton BREWERS. Carlisle AND EATING 1101/- SES. Carlisle 8 5 00 8 5 " 8 5 " 8 5 " 8 5 " 8 5 00 New Cizmbefland. 8 5 ~ Shippensburg 8 - 5 " 8 5 " 8 5' . Newville 8 5 " Upper Allen 8 5 " Mechanicsburg 8 5 " East Pennsborough 3 5 . 8 5 .. ewville 4 500 zo actudnaNzus Constantly (.n hand and for solo I J. PALMER & . Market St. Wharf, Philadelphia. April' 13; 1853. Fresh Garden Seeds. ,ffiiecellaticatto. 10 00 10'00, TAKE NOTICE! FIRMER "ez'J !rut :=J Iruii 20 " o„- 8 I. I 2 50 12 50 5 00 El 12 50 . . Ilannife Patent Adjustable Reaper and Mower, of which the above presents An engraved picture, is acknowledged to be ono of, the very best Men- TESTERS now in use. -In pfoof of this fact; tide Machine was awarded the. Fain . premium for Mowing, and the second fox' Reaping, at the New York State Fair, in the great trial at Geneva, N. Y., in .IttlY, 1852, in competition with ELEVEN oTnEn SIACMNES ; awarded a silver medal at the Ohio State Fair, for the best Reaper and Mower; and received the highest award at the Vermont and Michigan State - Fairs, for the best nEAPINCI and mowtsa machine. 5 00 5 00 The true merit of this ;machine has given it a' great triumph over all others; atid being a perfect combination of REAPER and ROWER; it comes to the farmer with double value. . Thief machine will cut from 8 to 12 acres per day, with two horses, and, ono porson to tend It, when mowing, and_ two persons *hen reaping.. It will cut equally . . vroll all kinds of grain and grass, Birch RS _wheat, ryo,_oats,,barloy, millet, clo. vor, timothy; and flax. - The - machines - - are—manufactured- at-various points, and cost, whims made, $125 onahl or, half cash and half credit, $135. ir7 - The above machines can be obtained by Pending. orders to C 13 Rogers, 29 Market at, Philadelphia.. Lake & Reese, Easton, Pe'nnar David - Cockley, L•ine.ister ; llull Sr. Boyer, HarrisLitrg r--S 4 Hoover, Carlisle; Georg§ Ait cis, lleeha•iicoburg; L , !vi SlinglulT, Mar tinsburg, Blair county,- Pa.; and P Morris & Co., West Chester. 13.—Farlacrs wishing to purchase these NiachineF - will plctive tend la' their orders osigravise they ally fill to be supplied, as the orders first received will haye the pre cedence. may 4 It BONNETS ! BONNETS! 500 BONNETS . just received, at prices nom 37 ets up to $5 00. Ribbons and Trimmings to match• uncommonly low PARASOLS," An immense assortment just recolvda, from TA ell up to 50 • DRESS GOODS, The ladies are respectfully invited to examine oar large and elegant stock of Dress Goods now opening at Ogilby's Emporium. CARPETINGS & MATTINGS, The largest and cheapest lot of Carpets ever brought to Carlisle. Also 4-4, 5-4 d 6 6-4 white end coloured Matting, now Opening, tied selling lower than any other store in the cquntv at Carpet Hall. • BOOTS Sc SHOES, Several thousand pairtutow opening and selling at prices that ftstonish einwybo ly Only 87.6 cents for a pair of Shoes at the Cheap Bazaar. CHAS. OGILBY. Carlisle, Apl 2p, 1833. JAMES H. WEISE; WM. K. CAMPBELL MEW STORE! WE ISE & CAMPBELL. S. 11r. Corner of N. lianover and Loather did. EG most respectfully to call the earlyfattei • .13 tion of the citizens of Carlisleand vicinity to our new and beautiful assortment of Spring Goods, selected from the very best of the New York and Philadelphia markets, consisting of LADIES DRESS GOODS, Persian Cloths, Barego de lane, Bleak Clia Chnli Barege, Chnmelion Silk, Bombazines. Alpacas. All wool Deiaines, Mous de bags, French Chintzes, Lawns ' &c. EiVIBIU.A.IDERIES AND LACES, Collars, Undereleeves, Cuffs, Spencers, Swiss and Jaconet RutTlfrig, Swiss and Jaconet Edging and Inserting, Lisle and Mechlin do - do Florentine do do Linen Bobin,„ do do Vsleneenes Laces, ' GLOVES AND. HOSIERY, . _. . . Kid, Silk, Lisle Tkroad, Mohair and Cotton G loves. Witte and Black Silk, and Elk Ingrain Bose Mixed and White Cotton do \lens llalf-Hose. DOMESTICS, Gingham, Checks, Tit-1611, g 5, Calicoes, White Aluslins, Nankeen, Kentucky Jeans, Blue and Fancy Drills, Vesting, Plain and twilled Linen, Fine Damask Linea 'Fable Clothe, do Towels, do Napkins, Bird Eye Diaper. noorrs AND SLOES, Black and Fancy colored Gaiters - ; (Willis), Shoes of all descriptions, (Willis' make)' Fine Calf Boots, Kip Peed (Willis' AlensThlf Congress Boots, Boys Boots, do Gaiters, do Shoes, All kind Childrens Shoes and Gaiters. GROCERIES, Rio and Jnva Coffa , ,Lovering's SYruit - Rlnlas. sea, Cuba gulaises, Sugar of all qualities. Rico, Spices, arm. Purchasers will find it to their advantage to call end examine our stock before purchasing elSewhere. as it•isontiroly new and we have for our motto "quick saleS end small profits. Carlisle, April 6, 1353. TIRE GREAT EXCITEMENT .sr • OGILOr 9 S EMPORIUM ILP - caused by the great daily RUSH FOR NEW .GOODS at that old and established CHEAP STORE. . Now opening a splendid assortment of SPRING GOODS, viz:, Chnlliea Cloth , Barraize do Laines, Barraziea, Elegant dress Silks, Mous de loge, Chintzes, Calicoes, Ginghems, Neodle•worked Collars,-Underaleoves, 0 . BONNETS. . . An immense assortment of Bonnets from 37 cents to $3, Boantiftil Anil- Cheap gibbons, 4.rtifietals and Bonnet Linings in great variety, CARPETS! CARPETSI!... A big lot of now and client) Carpotings, not to bo excelled in price and beauty in the State. PARASOLS. Alcomplcoo nesol•lmont of Parasols ,and Sun Shades very low. • BOOTS AND SHOES. I have added largely to 'this dapartmentAand will sell them cheaper than ;over. • GROCERIES. A fresh lot of cheap Groceries just received. Come on with your CASH and save a profit by selecting your purchases from this magnif. icent assortmentiof Cheap Goode. irr [tern= dmber the old East,illain et, Carlisle. April Q. 1853.1 CHARLES OGILBY. Real;Estate at Private Sale, H E subscriber offers at Private Sale the Farni•on which.ho now lives, situated in South Middleton township, Curnborland.coua. ty ) about two miles South of Carlisle, eon. taming. 30 soros morn: or less, of first.rato limestone land, olLunde , good fence a' d in a high state ofoultivation. VIM improvements aro a double two stor3r Stone. House, lately se paired; a Bank Barn, Stone Ppring House and other . outbuildings. There malso a fine or• chnrd.of choice keit. 'Henning water through the ,whole place. .It eta very desirable' prey. arty, In ovary respeot especially ,fer a dairy' farm. Porsons,destring . to purchase are re• quested 1.0,03a11.1rid examine it. . May 05,1853-o*. • .ELIAS JOHNS. . OtOrei St, Eibops. New Goods"! New Goode! ! rtiA subscriber haiing just returned from 1 the city offers to his customers and the public:in general a-large and well selected as sortment of Candied; Fruit,Nuts, &., which for price and quality can't e beat. We havo•constantly on hand -and'mannfic turingDANDlES of a superior-quality, con- sist ng of stick Candied oral' kinds, • Mint,'Lemon, Cliotioloo & Guth Drops, Fruit and Nutei of all kinds, such Mt Oranges. Lemons, Figs, Ruisons, Dates, Prunis, Almonds, Englsh - Walnuts, Cream Nuts; Pillions, Cocoa Nuts, 'California & African Ground Nu s, Ste. Also a large assortment of Willow Cradles, Cabs,-Coaches. &c., Aceordcotis from 25 cts to 810. Butter, Sugnr, and Winter 4 6 , 15, Cavendish. Congress, Mrs Mil t' . wins Fide-cut Tobacco, and a vans:} goods. From the liberal patronage - hertofore eAten• •led to him he hopes to receive a continuance of the same. !KT - Remember the place, oppo alto MARION HALL. April 27, 1853. A. S. WORMLEY: RENEOVAL JOHN D. GORE AS hereby informs 114; old *tends and customers that ho has removed his ItTIN WARE AND 'STORE ROOMS to the room lately occupied•br" - Mr..J. W. -Eoyas a .. Grocery, Store, on Main street, where no will as heretofore manufacturtrand keep constantly in sto.e every descrip ion of • TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, made in_the best style and at the very lowest prices. '• Geed taktnen•and the very heat ma terial alwaYsempload. so as to ensure entire satisfrictiou. SPOUTING and JOB-WORK done at the shortest notice, in a superior =id ner, and at fair prices. Also, in 'store at all seasons it largo and attractive variety of • . PARLOUR . AND .COOKING STOVES, comprising every new and fancy 'style, of all prices and sizes, adapte'd to burning either wood.or coal. His assortment of rztoves lid:in tends shall, not be surpassed by, any other es oblislimentr compribing, a score or more of dilLrent styles to suit all tastes. Thankful to his friends-for t he patronage so , long bestowed upon him nt his 'Ohl — stand, he;respectfully in vites a call at his,new‘establishment. confident that his large as sortment cannot rail to pl so: , April 25, 18b3. , JOHN D. GORGAS. HARDWARE-SPRING SUPPLY. THE subscriber wishes to draw the atten tion of the public to their own interests, which they may consult to good advantage by examining the elegant and complete assort ment of Hardware of every description, which he is now reeeiviugat his old stood on North Hanover street. TO. C OACHMA KERS. • We have a largo supply of springs, hubs, bends; laces, Curtains, and floor OH cloths and drab cloths, of different aitalitles, in fact every thing in your-line. &.m' TO CABINET-MAKERS Wo offer complete setts of veneers, knobs and mouldings of walnut and mahogany, to sui both the table and the purse. CARPENTERS EXAMINE the splendid assorment of tools in your lino, as also v complete stock of building materials, such as locks, hinges, screws, latches, glass, paints, oils, varnishes, turpentine. &c. and va rious carpenters tools cheaper dian ever; as has been acknowledged by a carpenter who has seen them. BLACKSMITHS' cannot go wrong in giving us% call for a sup— ply of hammered, tolled, slit and other iron genet allrused, as also cast, shear American and English blister . steel, dec. Arx.- OUR FARMER FRIENIYS will also consult their interests by looking at our cheap shovels, forks. trace chains, home , and every other article from a „cradle to a plough,to suit them in price and quality. THE PUBLIC GENERALLY are also invited to examine the quantity and piano , now on hand of cedar ware, tabs, churns, buckets, 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 trout 6 eta. upwards. Remember there is no mistake hero, us all articles will be sold at the lowest cash prices at 'the old and well -known stand rn North Hanover street. East siceVbetweeS IVlcGlaughlin's Hotel and Kell. er's flat Store, . JACOB SE:4ER. -march 16 FASHIONABLE el ortitrin - g — H - o - u s THE subscriber is now having made up a IL large lot of very superior GLOTHING, which he is determined to sell as low if not lofiier than any other house in the country.— , His stock will consist of— Pine Dress, Sattinett,•:*.aelt and Overcoats. Cassimere, Sattinett and Velvet Cord Pants, Satin and Caeltmere Vectings; &c. Also, Gloves. Hosiery,Strspenders, Cravats, Shirts, ShirtCollara ' Umbrellas, Hats, Caps. Merino Shirts and Draivers, &c. I will it all tiaras keep a goad assortment of Cloths . Cassimeres and Vestirtgs on hand, which will be made uptdorder in the best and most fashioaable style. I have as foreman of 'this establishinenca practical tailor, one who has hid considerable experience in the •busi ness, and is not surpassed as a cutter in the borough of. Carlisle. All garments made to ardor warranted to lit and well made, if not, no sale. I am now receiving direct from Philadelphia a fresh assortment of ('laths, Cassimeres and Vestingl, to NVIIHI I invite the attention of my nunierous old customers and the public in' general. All in want of cheap and g and garment's will do well and save money by calling and examiningthisstock be fore purchasing, elsewhere. No trouble to show- Ole gaols. Recollect the stand next door to Burltholder'eantel. Make no mistake just .one door from the corner. sep29 q CHARLES OCHLB Y. To Builders & Houskeeperg. THOSE who are building, or about corn:, manning housekeeping will be sure to find at all times an aseortment to 'elect from. Locks of oil sorts and sizes, with bras's, argil , 10, mineral and white knobs, with japanned or 'doled furnitaro. buntlines; cast and wrought, window glass from Bxlo to 20x28,bolts,ticrews &c. &e. You who aro about to be marriod and going to hpusekeeping, wo have everything to pleatre, shrift as fancy waiters and trays ; ivory handled knives and forks, in setts or by the dozen, common knwes and forks, butter knives with plated and ivory handles frying and broad pans, smoothing irons, tubs, churns, • HENRY SAXTOIt, Carlisle; March 9, 1853. To Coactr and Cabtnet Makers Tfil'oubscriber'is fully prepared to. meet their wants with an enlarged stock of hardware in their lino, rtobracing mal. castings, skrings, ittJus, bands, patent leather, laces, ourtain and hoar cloth, d.r.e.,walnut and mahogany vaneors, glans and malt.Nany knobs of all sizes and patterns; a large supply of varnishes, oils, turpentine, at such' prices that will make it their intorost.'to give him the prefarence. • H. SAXTON . • . THOMAS IL SKILES' NEIW CLI OTNGING noon's AND FURNISHING STORE, • ~• Opposite the Rail Road Wise, West High *set, Carlisle. %I • IL SKELVS desirei to inform his old 1 • frionaond the public that he has opened a,generar clothingtestablishment. and has now in store an (utensil/a stock of the bon ''and cheapest goods ever offered in Carlisle.' - Mengs, - VoutWs and Bore Clothing, for Sprang, Summer and Winter wear, now on hand of every variety and furnished at reduced 'rates. lie has alio a large and well selected assortment of Piece Goode, of English, French and German Fabrics. of now anti beautiful pm terns, for coats pants and vests, which will bo made to order in the most approved and fash ionable manner and irtasuponor style of work manship. • A full and Olegant stock of Gentle men's Furnishing Goods, such as gloves, plain and fanny - shine, collars; handkerchiefs, ties, &0., constantly kept on hand. Also India Rubber Oyercoaso and-Leggins. , • Feeling confident front the reputation which It has boon his • constant aim fora course of years to secure for his establishment, of his a ' bility to please, he respectfully invites en. ex amination of his stock,which for quality,work• Inanobip and low prices cannot be surpassed. • Limeburnerfe Coal., 1000 TONS Unieburnerta Coal of the' hest quality just receiving. and for sale by E. SID. 1011,E, Jr. Only $2,40 per ton,' Carlisle, March 16, 18531 • Cheap. MC Gloves. . The aubseriber jog .operiod'ariother in. valets of the beat'qua)4y .Paris Kid GlOtree, et the - low prit.ooE,62; ots. per pair. " • -• . . . tegal anb (Mixt Noticeo. Notice to - Bridge Builders. /AIME Commissioners of CuMbetrland County, . will recelvel of proposels ut their oce in J i[j u u Tie l , 4 l 6 B - 53 u ,t i r gel3bisluil)ldAinYg , oi t a he 20th day of . • STONE BRIDGE . across the "Yellow Beeches Creek, ate pofq fixed by viewers below Ege's Mill, by their variation from' 1 he• public road leading from Hrictter's Mill to Carlisle, the bridge to be of tile following dimensions,. viz. To contain in length 124 feet from one abutment to the other„ the abutments to be built upon n solid foundation' which are to be approved of II the Commis sioners; the heighth ofabutments to bo two feet above low water mark, at which point the heel of the arches start. The bridge to haveNthree e cu r Ite'i - the , centre arch -to be forty foot Sio4l, i- , i -v . thirty four ft spans each. " a ~,; . ;Ai • lye Ein and the other - tvro-medes to ride - tout le :t.-.l'here'-will be two piers in the Creek eight foot thick and twenty five foot long, each. The piers to be corned up five foot, at which -heigloh the cutwater is to commence, battering and losing itself' in the wall at eleven feat. Tho abutment to be•terift - -, 'thick, the wing walls adjoining the abutments 4 to be not less than five ft it extremeit, and three ft il li hick at the extreme ends, to inieh two ft thick at the grades.' and to be car tad three ft above the grade with ntwentyinek wallfromilie grade__ liroperfy Coped, as hereinafter described. The extension - of wing wall on the south end of the bridge will be twenty ft from the abutment, and the extension on the north end of bridge will be twelve ft from abutment. The grade °Me bridge not to exceed three degrees from the centre of the centre pier, to where the same, strikes the road on either side. The breadth - of the bridge to be 16 ftbetwesn the parapet walls . in the clear. The entire -Work to be built:el - good Limestone and mortar. Tllb mortar, to be made cif good sharp sand and limo of the lol lowing proportions, viz: six bilsheis of lime to one cart load of sand. The arChes to be built of good flat stone, well bound-all through the arches. The joints well broke; and to bo 2 loot thick in depth. Ring stones to brake band and -be closely'cut and laid, and not less than six inches thick. The parapet Walls to-rise three feet above the grade, the entire length of the bridge when finished. - .-The walls to bo coped with stone copeing not-less than three feet long and four inches thick, to be closely join ted; joints imt to exceed half an inch; the copeing to project over the Wells on both sides. I, If the Commissioners should determine to dispense with the stone copbing, theofollowing will be adopted. The walls sheikh° roofed with the bes't rifler shingles, put on six inches 'in the weather. The rafters to be of such size turtle Ccimmissionets - may determine.not to ex.. ceed six inches . The infters to be built in the wall, three feet apart, and morticed or dove. tailed down on scantling. 1 7 . ace boards on the inside, to show six inclies,.on the outside five in ches, and to be of good white pine, finished with three good coats of lead in oil. ' All the loregoing work' is to be done in a, substantial and workman•like manner, and its, - durability insured for a, period of three years from itS - completion7. — The-ivork-to-b-e-emirely— finished by the first day of October, A.D. 1853. Commissioner's Office,? W'M H. TROUT, Carlisle,May23,lss3. SJOHN 1301311, . - .Commissioners. . - . NOTIC . AT a stated Orphans Court, began on Tues. day, the 22t1 day of March, 1853, and holden at Carlisle in and for Cumberland coun ty, before the Hon. JANES fl. GRAIIAM, Pres ident Judge, and Samuel 'Woodburn and John Rupp, Es*, Aescrelate Judges, &c., the fol.. lowing proceedings were had, to wit: -The petition of Samuel D. Henderson, res pectfully represents; that your petitioner was appointed admieistrator with the wiil annexed of John Williamson, of Charlestown, S. C., deceased, fofthe estate in - Pennsylvania"of the testator. That on the , 23d of April, A.D. 1844, your petitioner filed his administration account of acrid estate, in which it is set forth, that the estate aforesaid consisted of °judgment a Most Johnson Williamson, for the sum of $4336 37, and that the said defendant, Johnson tVilltamsorr alledged thin the sum ought not to be collected off him, because he had releases ' of some and unders'andings with others of the Legs °es under the will ot' the said John Wil. liamson, to whOin Said judgment would . be . coming; that their portions thereof should not' be Collected off of hum, and this Court permit ed your petitioner to take credit for said judg ment to the - amount of near tour,thousand 'loi terer' the same having to remind as a security_ for such of said Legatees as would not release. That since that time - the said Johnson Wd liamson has procured releases from. said Legs» tabs,-till the amount remaining due to said Legatees whose releases has not yet been pro cured amounts to about nineteen hundred dol lars, with interest since 1850, for which there da.a.judgment_against_thcteaidinkn Williamson i which s a subsisting lien on his real "estate. ' That your petitioner is desirous to be discher-' ed frotn the duties of his appointment and sur render the remainder of the property, to wit, the' balance of the judgment aforesaid, to his successor. He theretbro prays the Court to discharge him from his said 'rust. and permit - to transfer said judgment to his successor, and lie will ever pray &c ' Whereupon, 22d March, 1853; Rule to show cause why petitioner should not be discharged, personal notice to be given to the parties in terested residing in the county, end by publi cation in two newspapers printed in the coun ty. Returnable at. the next stated Orphan's (Court. BY TIIE COURT. Cumber:and Colity, es. ' .roil I do] certifythat the lor egoing is a L.S. true extract taken. from the records of said Court. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal of said Court, at CarlislA, this 3 tat March, 18513. SAM'L MARTIN, Clerk of the Orphans Court. Estate of the Hon. J. B. Gibson; dec T ETTERs Testamentary on the estate pf . ft•'.re Hon. JOHN BANNISTER GIB. SON,- deed, late of the borough of Carlisle, have been issue Id the subscriber, residing in the Same borcargh, All persons having claims against the estate wi.l present them fur oettle ment, and those indebted will niake immediate payment to ,"• •JNO. , IL PARKER.' May 25, 1853. • Ex'r; Estate of John Baughman, deed: ivroucE is hereby given that letters of ad. LI ministration on the estate of John Baugh. man, late of the borough of Harrisburg, deed, have been granted by the Register ol Cumber. lend county to the subscriber, residing in South Middleton township in said county. All per sons indebted - to said estate are requested.to make immediate payment, .and those having claims will present them for settlement to • "J-lANNAH BAUGHMAN, Carlisle, Apl-13 pd • Adm'x. . . Estate of 'Michael Matthews, dec'd. NNOTICEis hereby &von thtt lettersof Ad ministration % with the will 4nnexed, on the estate of Michael IVlatthows,late of Carlisle, Cumberland.county. dec'd, have been granted by the Register of said county to the eubscri ber, residing in the same place. AU persona indebted to the said estate are required to make immediate Payment; and those having claims will present them for settlement to JACOB SFIROM, May II 1853 . Adm'r. Estate of. Robert: McElwain, dee'd. NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad ministration on the estate of Robert' Ale 'ivain, late of the borough of Newvillo, Cum berland county, deceased, have 'been issued to . ho subscribers, the first named living in Plain field and the latter in Newville; in said county. All nersono knowing themselves indebted to • Oa id estate are required to make immediate pay ment and those having 'clones to present them for settlement to AN DREW MeELW AIN, JAS. S. MeELWA.IN, apl2o Adm'ra. NOTION, TN the matter of the writ of partition and val- IL nation on the real estatO of Sarah Mira hams, deed : Now to wit, 23d' March, 1853, rule upon the heirs to appear at the Orphans Court to be hold at Ca:lisle; in and for Cum berland county, the 30th day of August. A. D. 1853, end take. the property at the valuation, or show 'cause why the same should not be sold.. . . • 13y the CO ORT. May AL • Cailisle Deposit . . Carlisle; May 3,1853. The Directors have this day declared divi dend of FOUR PER CUNT, for the last six months, which will do paid to.the Stocithold ere or ,their legal rew.srti.ms.m.d.otiland.,r Ctish 666 r 6.11. Fashionable , Deese - M aking , WILLZAIVE 11.'musiTz, .. . , . , Wholesale and:Detail Druggist • Carlisle • • =ISO._ Zu raCMITILRA - Iri • . no ESVPICTFU LLY Informs th(i'citizons of ,i mir AS jest rec'eived'a large and Wolf selioted 'LL Carlisle, that she: is prepared to a. all , illlll^•steek of American, French and Vnaiish work entrusted toiler' in the neatest and most . t Choinieals,. Drags, Medicines, • Paints, Pile, fashionable styles. " Residenee in South Pitt 1 DyeoStuire, dr.c.• At this store Physisientkenn Street;thiri doot in Alexander it Wiwi below: ;rely on . having ,' their • prescriptions eatehtlly the Rail Road Depot. ,'•: •‘ • . • :1 etinop'ounded. • ..• . ~ • •- , - N; D.*Tho Inakinglor Shrouds and dressing ~ 41.' BOY WANTED, to serve j p the Drtigt the dead attended to: •''i • , Ernay9.s3ll I bushiest+. Call noun. • - (marellit6: . , • ~ , . . . ~ , '~i~cellane~u~: NOTZCZI flip HE heretofore existing firm of M. (t 1 .111... L. Steiner, has been dissolved for a t •.• , , Limo and have again trpited under the S. Steiner &Brest S E Corner of Market - [loping under the-increased ftrm of Steiner Bros. to have an, increase of their format business. They haVb4low every faCiliq , And snare no efforts to please their customers they having 'made .arrSogements with the gest importing houses of Baltimore and New' York so as lb receive the first styles of Goodd that come to those Markets, and et the-IJOIY.; EST. PRICES,! Thankful for past patronage di'ey solicit ti Continuance from their old customers, and respectfully invite all otliere tnexanine their' now style of superior SPRING Bt. SIINEMR OLOTHING ; all of their man'ufaSture, and imiking Ifs dom.: plots - an assortment as esti be found in any store in the United States. As follthver DRESS & FROCK COATS; • of the beer qualities of English And French. Cloths, made and trinitheif in the. very best 'style; single breasted Albert Coars, how style, well adapted to business men, of French black and colored-cloths, at very-low prices y single breasted Frock coats sit , French clothes elcsalmitatiomoi the-fine dress - frock coats at— hall prices spring Sack Conte of cloth, caosi merce and tweeds, various colours and prices. PAN TAL - OONS, French Black Doeskin and Fancy Caseimere of atery description. VESTS! VESTS!! VESTS!!! Rich Fancy Silks atid•Satins, Black do, Bom bazines, Valencias, Marseilles, and Challics, at all prices. BOY'S CLOTHING. A full assortment of Boy's Clothing, FANCY DRESS ARTICLES,, emlracing all the new styles of Fancy:Silit Cravats, English Satin do. &c. Gloves:---White black and 001'4. silk, Kid,- Lisle and cotter] of every description. Trunks and Carpet Bags of superior finish and at low prices. Suspenders of superior French, En glish and American, Manufacture, Under , shirts and Drawers elj , fine Merino', silk, net jean and muslin, of 'very description. I. m 'relies of silk and - coltoh; varY' cheap. All of. which will be sold at the lowest prices Whole sale or retail. irritemember the Stone House, corner of he Public Square: , STEINER, & !MOS. ,Carlisle, May IS, 1853.. _ AT r'T v,, A. A A CHERRY PECTORAL: For the Cure of COUGH, _aorand, HOARSENESS, 3 3 / I .ON= CLIELIVIS, CROUP, Astn. MA, WHOOPING -'COUGH AND OONSUIVIPTION. Of all the numerous medicines extant,.[and some of them valuable . ' for •the cure of pill., monary..complaints, nothing has ever been found which could compare iii itifbffects with this preparation. Others mire ooreetimerti but at all times and in alt . diseases ot•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 not advertise for the information of those who have tried It but those who have nut.— Families that have known its value will not be without it, cnd by its timely use, they are ebcure from thb dangerous consequences or Coughs and Colds_ which neglected, ripen Into fatal cnnsumption. The Diploma of the Massachusetts Institute_ was awarded to this preparation by the Board of Judges in September 18471 also, the medals of the three great Institutes of Art, in this country; aleeathe Diploma of the Ohio Institute at Cincinnati; has been given to the CHEILBIC rEOTORAL, by their Government iriconstderti. lion of its extraordinary excellence and useful ness, in curing affections of the Lungs and Throat. Read the following opinion founded on the long experience of the, eminent Physician of the port and city of ST JOHNS, - May 8,1851.-- Dr .3 C *AILED. Fivo years trial of youth CHERRY PECTO- R4L in my practice, has proven what I fore saw froni its composition, must be true, that it eradicates and cures the Colds and coughs to which we ; in this section are peculiarly liable. - V think its equal has not yet been discovered E. nor I know bow a better remedy can be m&e for the distempers of the Throat end Lunge. JJBU R'I'O'N,MD,FItS. , See what it has done on a wasted eonstittu floe; not only in Ole following eases, but a thousand more: Siiirnunv, Jan 24th 1851. br Ayer: In the month of July last I was ettneked by a 'violent diarrlima inhc mines of California. I returned to San Franneisco in hope of receiving benefit from a change of climate and diet. My diarrbrea cenbee, but was followed by a severe cough, and much soreness. - I finally started for home, but re ceived no benefit from the voyage, My cough continued to grow WOlllO, and when I arrived at New York, I was at once marked by my dcquaintsncee as a victim of consumption. I'must confess that 1 saw no sufficient reason-to doubt what my friends all believed. At this time I commenced taltingyour truly invaluable medicine with little cilia:caution of deriving any benefit (ronrits use, You would not re ceive these lines did not regard it my duty to .. note . to the afflicted, through you, that my health,' in the apace of eight months, is fully restored. I attribute it toathe use of your CHERRY PECTORAL, YiTurs truly, WILLIAM W. SMITH aaIIINGTON Pa., April 12, MS. Dear sir t Feeling that I have been spared from a premature grave, through your instrumental. lty by the providence of God, I will take the iberty to express my gratitude. A- cough and the alarming symptoms of Cert. sumption had reduced me too low to leave me anything like hope,•when my physician brought me a bottleof- your RECTOAAT, It seemed to afford immediate relief, and nom. in a few sleeks time Ins eestored me to sound health. If it will do for others what it has done for me, you are certainly one of the•banefactori of mankind, Sincerely wishing you every blessing, .I am._ Very respectfully yours, - • JOHN J, CLA RKE,' • Rector of St. Peter's Church. With such assurance, and from such men, no stronger proof can be adduced , unless it be from its Meets upon trial,.. Prepared and gold by • • . JAMES 0.. .AYER, PRACTICAL CHEMIST, Lowell. MEWL, . COAL! 00.41. L The Best and; Cites;est in the• Market An' . Family Use. y riuva-1- , 1t ;:.,510F • are • 200 TONS of the celebrated Rauch Gap Coal, Dauphin , county, and Gold Mine Gap Coal, Schuylkill county. just received• and for sale at prices from 83,25 to s3,Mbper ton, by. E. BIDDLE jr. 'at the Ivarehouse formerly owned by S. M. Hoover. iKlrCoal can be delivered any where along 'the line, of the Cumberland Valley Rail Road. Orders by letter (post paidl promptly atteudod to. (march 16.) . • LOOKSMITHING. F BENTZ. offers his inimical; to. the pubtio as a Look anti th and White. smith, in all the vario u s bratichee - of the business. He also attends to Bell= hanging and the making and repairing • of' window'springs, Etc. All Jobbing' •• • in.his line of business promptty alien • • 'ded tu at hay. rates.. Ho May be foundat hua Nouse on Pomfret street, •: 'a- leis' deers east elthe Second Pres . • hyterian PhurCh, and hopes to re ceive a liberal' share 'of, the .poblio patronage.. 1 Carliale. May 4, 1853. •
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