New ' 2hertioncidc
Estate of -Jane Wharnpool Aced.,
LETI I ERS of Administration on the estate
oflArtr. \Vtlitatroot., fate of Miami Co.,
Clue. deceased, !nave been granted to the sub
scriber, residing in
infg — elatmittgainst said estate will present them
for settlement, end Swim indebted are,reques
led to make immediate payment to
SAM'L S. SMITH,
Adm'r.
Tune S
GOULb,
[Successor To A. FiCrrj
Ard:l64 Ckesh,tut St., Szcoint's,Buttilins, Phila.
12IXN ENSTVE 3Stasic - Publisher, and.Detd-
Musical instruments or every de
scription.
Exnlusive ngent - for t to sole of ballet, Davis
& Co's Patent Sustionsiott Bridgo jEctlian a
tin A
other
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PIANOS,,
L. Gilbert's Boudoir PinnoN, Melodeons, Mar.
tin's Gt2itncs, Harps, Violins, Sheet Music,
Music Books, &e.
Residents of the em,nitry will be supplied by
• or otherwise v , ith music they inn) , wish,
o us law as if purct.ased in person. Having one
of the 'avocet stocks in the United States,
feel confident oC satisfying all whu may favor
in, with a cal: or order.
• Dealers in4lusic supplied on the most liberal
lerntsiPiar.os to let. Secotid-hand Pinnos for
sate.
,may 20)853 ly)
C arlirle Gas- and Water Company.
TAKE NOTICE that an election will be held
In, the Arbitration Chamber, in the' Court
noUse, in Carlisle, on SATURDAY the 11th
June, 1858, between the hours of two and six
o'clock, P. M. of flint day, to elect a President
and Eight Managers to mann; !int
the business of the Company Ling
year.
ARMSTRONG NOBLE, Fl
CHARLES OGILBY, W.
HENRY SAXTON, ' J. , _.,,,,ERSON,
J. 11. GRAHAM, E. M. BIDDLE,
E. BEATTY, R. PARKER,
J. F. LAMBERTON, F. A. KENNEDY,
J. B.,.PARKER, J. B. BRATTON,
LEMUEL TODD,
Carlisle, Juno I, 1863,
OURIB'D VALLEY RAILROAD.
Change of 19Coors.
(IN and Mier May 30th, 1853, the PASSEN
VLF GER TRAIN S will run as hillOws, (Sun
days ex , :epted,) viz s
FOR HARRISBURG
(I st Train.)
Leave Chambershurg,
Shippenallurg,
6' Carlisle,
" Mechanicsburg;
At . Harrisburg,
0d Train
Leave Chairbersliiirg,
'• Sliippensburg,
" Newville,
" Carlisle,
Mechanicsburg,
At Hari Isburg,
FOR CHAMBETLSBURC
.01/ Train.)
Leave tlnrrisbura,
Nleelknitiesburg, -
'.‘ Carlisle,
Newville,
Shippensburg, ,
At Chamberbburg,
2d Train
Leave Harrisburg,
" Mechanicsburg,
" Ncwville,
Illippenshurg,
.At Chamhersburg,
igrPassengers by the Second Train. (11.50.
A.111..,1 from Chamberebnrg may proceed to'
Philadelphia or Baltimore without detention to
Jiarrtsburg, except for change of Cars.
0 Fares from Chrunbersburg, Carlisle and
• Harrisburg, are ten cents leas when paid fot
'Tickets, at !he Offices, than when paid in the
Cars.
rxThe only trains on Sunday nre—the first
train from Harrisburg; and second train from
Chambcrsburg.
RAt t. Rom) OFFICE, ? A. F. SMITH,
Chamb'g May 25,'52. S sup,t
• BArter.a.x.ws! BARG.I9Iii'S!!
.tkt OGILBIC , S Wholesale and Retail
EMPORIUM.
lAM now renewing my second supply ot
Summer Goods, and will sell them Micheal,-
er than any Other house in the county. D
impossible to enumerate—suffice it to ray, t ha'
Our stock of Dry Goods is immense ; embra
dog every article in the line, and at priceF
astonishingly low.
The lathes particularly ore invited timidl and
examine our new stack of elegant DRESS:
GOO D:—Crape Shawls, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Needle Work.&c., &c
Our assortment of Gentlymen's Wear 'is full
and complete, consisting 01
' Cloths, Cassi Meres, Cashmarets, Vestings,
Cottonnades, &c. &e.
CARPI TINGS Sr, MATTINGS.
A full assortment of Imperial-angrain, Cotton
and Vonitian Carpctings.
Mailings or every quality and. idth. -
Als-t a now and large esSortment of Ladies'
and Chitdron's Gaiters, Jenny Una' and Bus
kin Shoes at very low prices.
Recollect the old stand," East Mein street
Juno I, 1851 CHAS. OGILBY.
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
`Saxton Leads the Column."
A P'I'LE. days and nights of unceasing toil
and trouble I have succeeded in Marking
aatl arranging my new stock of 11 A R
W A It E , and although there hits been a tre•
inendous rush of customers who know where
to• deal on reasonable tonna, and who appre
ciate My old habit 'of sellidg cheap without
making much boa about the matter. 1. sin
constantly inaking room for new customers to
drop in and examine what is - undoubtedly the
LA H.G.EsT A No BEST ittisortment of goods
. vver.olli•red west of Philadelphia; end embra
cing everything usually found in n Hardware
S'Airo, front a needle to an anchor, all of Which
aro of tholmot quality and will be sold at prices
winch cannot fail to dive satisfactiOn.
• •TO CARPENTERSA BUILDERS,.
1 would any that my stuck of cross Cut. hand,
bpanel ripping and bucksaws, bright, black and
blue 'augurs, chisels, planes, locks, hatchets,
bingos, screws, straight-necked and bar oohs,
broad, pointing and chopping axes; iron 'and
steel squares, rules, tape meatires, &c,
cannot tail to please the most fastidious.
FARMERS
Can be-accommodated on the most reasonable
terms with Durkee's celebrated Yorkplows at
$5 37, Also Plank's, - Crilighead's and others'
at manufacturers' prices; spades, rakes, forks;
shovels, grass and gratis scythes. (Dunn, Dar
ling and Griffins make.) Patent and common
Deaths of halls doxen different kinds. Grain
Cradles, (Grogor's, Plank's, Craighead's and
, Crawbach's molted nt, reduced rates. Also
grindstonoa. cutting boxes, chain cistern and
fibres pumps, halter, breast - and log elidins.
sin
gle and ulouCle traces and spreads. 'Cedar ward
ouch as tubs, buckets, howls. water Ice4a, to.
gether with an everlasting assortment of table
used Docket curtsey, spoons, ohms and aciz
eore. candlewicks, (muffins - , shovels and wags,
kettles, fans, sad irons, waiterif,•brulhes, &c,
which will be sold hy'thy'svngon load, lon yard
Limbo, or in the ordinary way, • .
Then come friends. giro us n call and see
ifin-yettrse)yas. We'll wait on Yon wilhilleis"
ors, end give ' ydu targaina of which, you can't
complain. Ittemeasbor she: place, Bast High
Street, opposite ' -
June t, 053., 7 - Y 'SAXTON:
Estate of Thoidore'L Stuidpidge'd.
lETTMIL3
do of Administration on die &Ude
aor Theore Stuent,ta cot ttutthorouuli
4 4 1 Carlisle, deed, have heeniesued to - the sub.
serib re residing in the 'same borough. Those
person,' leasing claims againot (be estate will
preseht them for setttensest,-ait4-:those
ed will wake fraym,snt to • • • •
• ELIZAB,ETA !TURN; .•
Arpg 91 / 1853
Lioeburner l / 4
Acloo rp.ll - 9.l.inieburoar's, Coal of the bast
lanlit . y . 4lfat 'receiving and for oats bp
ottp, Jr. Ordir,oB,4o'por
r eijrn,lll63l4llth 16, 1851
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NEW DRUG STORE !!.!
South ITanaver Sired, ear The Court house.
10) I. KILI'FFER, drUgOst, would rospect.
fully Wynn tap citizons of Carlisle and
_yloinity.that he lots _opened a now
CHEMICAL AND DRUG STORE.' .
His stock is entirely new; and has'lmen selec
ted with groat care. As many of the articles
in datly use by physicians and familiesideteri:
orate by age and exposure,. great care will be
taken not to allow such articles to accumulate
in such quantities.
Attention is especially invited to life stock of
Medicines, Essential Oils, Oils; Tinctures,
Wines, Extracts, Conlections, Chemicals,
&0., Together with tho above ha has a lull
assortment of Paints, Vernhslics; Dye—Stuffs,
Paint and Varnish, Brushes, and ,
, CONFECTIONARIES '
of ovaiiiivariety. Ile has also on.lutrid splen•
did assori meet of
Perfume - hes,'Soups Extracts, Fancy, Hair,
Clothes- and Fles hl Brushes, Supporters,
Br. am Exhausters, Nipple Shields,
Tooth Washes and Pastes ; also
MEDICINAL WINES AND BRANDIES,
ol the best quality. SEGA RS, from the beat
!ravens and Spanish !Muses, of every flavor,
from one cent upwards.
In--order-to ensure - his customers against
mistakes during tiny tempuraray • absence Of
the proprietor, the services of an experienced
and competent assistant have been secured,
vvluelt will be felt to be important, in view of
the responsibilitieb which aro known to devolve
upon the druggist.
:rpTIIYSICIANS' 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 'Oust prove satisfactory.
N. B.—All - officinal preparations made in
strict, accordance with the directions of the U.
S. Pharmacopoeia.
A liberal share of public - patronage is res•
pact Sully solicited. Terms Cash.
May 11. 1803. B. .I. KIEFFER.
C4I33.OTIXER'S
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
High St., two doors East of Jilarkct House,
• _
THE subscriber thanlifui for past fa
vors would inform his old customers and
he community in general. that he has . just re
turned from the city with a IL rg . e and full as—
sourness of Groceries, consisting in part of
superior Rio, Java, Lagurryra, and Roasted
Coffees, Loreringls- Lump, Sand and Pulver
ized Sug rs, Brown Sugars at all prices, Ain
la,ses at all qualities and prices.
QUEENS WA RE,
of every description, including French and En•
glish Chinn, in sells or by the piece; also,
Stone • China and common ware of everycle
scriptifin, and a lull assortment of Glass ware.
WILLOW Sr. CIiDA - R-WARIi,
such as Clothes, Marker, Travelling, Sewing,
Knife, . Tumbler and Childreu's. Nancy ll,as
kets. Tubs, Painted and Cedar Buckets, Iron
and Brnss-bound Wooden Bowls, Butter Fir
kins, Grocery Boxes, &c.
TEAS,
_superior Black, impdrial and Young Ilyson
Teas, Chocolate, Prepared Cocoa.
•
SUGAR CURED HAMS,
ofdlne quality, together with superior Dry
Beef. Smoked Herring, Ground Alluin and
fine table Salt, Spices of all kinds.
FR ,•
such as Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Prunes, Rai
sins, &c.
Commis,sioncrs
750 A, 'AI
8.23
b. 55 "
9 33 "
10 01 "
10,30 "
11.50 A. Al
12.23 P. Al
1^ "
1.33 "
tv.o4 "
:1.30
a full supply gf Pine Oil and 'Fluid Lamps
Safety Fluid Lamps.
Sears and Tobacco of fine qualities arid a
ail prices. Please call and examine for your
valves at the old stand.
• May,lB 1853'
7 15 A. AI
7.17 "
WILLOW COACIII44, 2 and 4 wheels,
also Wheel barrows Waggons, and a
generat essoitment of Toys. . .
. FRUITS AND NUTS
of thi3 latesnimportations, consisting of
Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Prunes,
Pine 'Apples, Filberts. Dates, Almonds
Cream, Gonna, Pecan and Ground Nuts.
8.25
8.59 "
9.31 "
10.00 •.
3.00 P. NI
3.3! "
4.09 "
4.43
5.15 "
5.45 "
MINERAL WATER,
"H2OUSSELL'S," " Sparkling and bright,"
just received and for sale at the Confectidnary
store of I'. MON YEII. -
may
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North Hanover et.
Gas Fixtures and Lamps
IIEIDRICK, HORNEY & BRO., No 221
HH N. 21 Street, near Vine, Phila , having
had many years practical experience in the
business, and all work sold by us is mailine
, Lured under our immediate supervision, we arc
enabled to offer to purchasers superior articles
in every_branc't of our trade. At'our Store
may' be found in every variety of style and
finish. Gas & Lamp CHANDELIERS, P EN
DA N T S, SIDE - BRACKETS for Halls,
Churches, &c; the Improved Pine oil Lamps,
togethe- with a line assortment of Fluid, Lard,
and Oil Lamps, Girandolea Parlor Night and
Reading Lamps, Bonnet Holaers, etc. On
hand Limp Glasaes, Globes, IVicks. shades etc.
All work wdrranted, or no sale. Factory No.
96 Noble street. near Fourth. Remember- 4
Store No 221 N. 2d St., next door to .1 Stewar
Depny's Carpet Store. may2o
ROBERT B. SMILE'S!,
AEINET MA KERAND UNDERTAKER
North liftnoverStreet,and nest door to Glass's
THE didersigned would respectfully inform
she citizens of Carlisle and the public gener
ally, tbat he now has on hand n large and ele
gant assortment of FURNlTURE,consisting
in part of Wardrobes, Card and other Tables,
Sofas, Bureaus, Bedsteads, plain and fancy
Sowing Stands, &c. manufactured of the best
'material and quality - warranted.
Also a general [resent-pent of CHAIRS at
the lowest prices. Venitian Blinds made to
order, and repairing promptly attended to.
o:7'Colfins made at the shortest notice, and
having a splendid hearse he will attend funer
als in tonin or country.
,Irßeinember the stand— next dkw to H.
Glass's Hotel. nov2t,' R. B. SMILI?,Y.-.
SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1853.
Ari GORGE KELLER rospectlully - announ.
1 1-3 fees to his old Patrons and the public gen•
orally that helms-just received the
SPRING STYLE OF GENTLE
MEN'S HATS, manufactured at
one of the best establishments in
\ Philadelphia, to which ho invites
• special attention.
He has also constantly on hand a large and
varied assortment of his own manufacture as
well as city made _
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FATS AND. CAPS.
suit for , he acason,compfising every vari
d"y Lussia,.l3eaver, Moles.tin and Silk Hats,
finished in the latest style, together with a full
assortment of Oaps of every shape and des.
cription, and at overy price. He particalarly
invites the public to call and examine his Bitten =
sive assortment, which in stylq,„material and
finish, cannot be surpa ss ed by all y in market,
and which he is able to put at prices lower than
. ever. Dflrßemember his old stand on North
Hanover street, betweemilumer's end-Sonar's
Mom.. • [Juno I]
Mineral Water, Sarsa.parilla, &e.
THE subscriber would respectfullyannounee
to the citizens of Carlisle and the community
at large, that ho has comrnenced•the manufac
tore of Mineral Waters and Sarsnpatiljp of the
very beet flavor and quality, and the *bottling
of Porter, Ale and Cider. Ho is fully and
amply . pretiaind to furnish all orders promptly
and with despatch, and hopes etrict attention
to business, to • receive. that. attention dun to
enterprise, which he resmiftilly asks. Resi
dence, in Main Street near the Rail Road
Bridge. GEORGE W. BRANDT.:
march J6—.6m, • . . • • .
'REMOVAL. •
LONGBTRETII &DHOTI-Mit have.moved
directly opposite the old dim, to the'BU
perior five story store, No 8, Third Street, and
are now fully prepared to exhibll to the public
au ;unsurpassed ,variety of WALL' PAPERS,
from the lowest .priced American manufacture,
tp the English and French, from the, well-known
houses of Delnamirt, Zuber and others. Wand
see before purchasing: The meat polite .and cf.
fielent workmen employed to hatirthe pager.
pbiladolppia, May 14t . : • .
WANDS AND LI Q 0031.0.
• - N4DRIRA, , Tenorilre, Malaga, •Lisbon,
mus3at, Grupe ,lulad, Port and•Anohor brand
Champagne! Wl.tas. 13oston . Rum, Ginger'
Mandy, Chorry Brandy, Palo Cogniao and
Dark Brandy: Holland Gin and Wino Bitters.
Sporm CANDLES 310 per_ pound, Syrup
ood 11alaurt MOLALSES, Washing Soda,
superior Y frysou,lruperinl and Bloch ITAS,
Regalia and Cuba CIGARS; for
iohale by thd box or, retail. bring on, your pippi)
ilolp1:14,(MY20) C H Va..B Nl7
.~J ~tsCtilt COIYS.
South .Side
LAMPS,
For the Little Folks.
illotel
Otorc ctlib „stuil9
Spring 8c Summer Styles of Hats!!
jet & J. KELLER desire respectfully .to in-
Ulf form their customers and friends that they
are now supplied with a great variely of
HATS AND:CAPS
for Spring and Sunimer'use In addition to
a beautiful spring style of Silk Hats and their
extensive enactment of light and coloured
slouch hats they would,call particular atten
tion to their Panama, Leghorn, Chip and Straw
Hats just received from the cities. Their as—
sortmentis largo and for beauty of style.excell•
knee of finish and lowness_ of- Price -they can.
'not be surpassed. A large assortment of tiny',
exclusively for summer wear, constantly on
hand.' Also n carefully selected assortment of
CHILDREN'S HATS.
Wo most respectfully invite the citizens of
Carlisle and vicinity to call and examine our
assortment at the old stand, opposite to the
Telegraph Office. " , may 11
CUbP'S PATENT PORTABLE
CIEER MILL AND PRESS.
11111 6 undersigned having purchased the
Jl_ right of Franklin and Cumberland coun
ties, Pa., and Washington county Md. for
CULP'S PATENT PORTABLE CIDER
MILL AND PRESS are new manufacturing
machines under the immediate supervision of
HenryBhepler, a practical millwrig t. Orders
will be received and filled with pr mptness.—
All machines will be wOrrante,,, ,
By this machine, which can e conveyed on
a wheelbarrow• T eno-nran and boy can make
from five to eigheifarrels i.f ci er a dity,with
ease, and the cider is thoroughly reseed from
the pomace. The labor is light at. tho ma
chines are simple and permanent: .
'Phis '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 is herein stated. Orders are
respectfully solicited.
N. B... The press connected with the ma
chine ' can, be used for pressing currants, and
cutting vegetables for - feeding stock. .
JACOB. HOKE, •
Mny• lIENR Y SUEI'LER,
11, 195.6 m Chambersburg
FARRIERS • FARRIERS
A NOTIIER tot of the celebrated YORK
.t PLOUGHS, just received at manufactu
rers prices, front $5 373 to $6. Also, on hand
Craighead's and Plank's Ploughs at their riri
ces. HENRY SAXT.ON.
March 30,•1853.
Parpsois and - Sunsli4des.
JUST received a handsome for of Parasols arid
Sunshades.
EMBROIDERIES., •
Also, a large assortment of Ctdis, Underrleeves
Spencers, Collars and Ruffling, forsale cheap.
SPRING SHAWLS •
/1.110, a lot of handsome Spring Shawls. for sale
very cheap.
FANCY GAITERS
Also, Black' nd Fancy Coloured Gaiters, just
received and for sale low nt the new and cheap
store of WEISE ti.r. CAMPBELL.
Carlisle, Apl 20,1853: -
Lined Buck Gloves.
THE subscriber has'on hand Men's BUCK
GLOVES, lined with Sheep skin, suitable for
driving gloves. janl9 G. W. lIITN
LitdieS Dress Goods.. „.
UST received-a largii lot of Brireges, Ba
rd rage do Lanes, Lawus,-Silks, &c., and for
sale at very low prices nt the new and - cheap
store of WEISE & CAMPBELL.
Apl 20,53
1117.13C1 1 111 HALL Ac.A.DEresr.
Three miles West of Ileirrisburg, Pat
_ _
71 E1E- Fifth Session of this - Institution toil commence on MONDAY, the 2d day o
May, next. Parents and goat diens are reques
ted to inquire into the merits of this Institution
before sending their tons or wards elsewhere.
The situation is retiredoleasatit, healthful, and
convenibnt of access. The course of instruc
tion will embrace the different branches ola
thorough English Education;together with'the
Latin,: Greek, French, German, Spanish and
Portuguese Languages, and Vocal and Instru •
mental Music. 'l'llo Principal will be assisted
_by rout well qualified Teachers, viz t two in the
English Branches, one in Penmanship" and
Drewing,_ and one in Music and the Modern
Languages.
- -
TERMS.
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Boarding; Washing,Tuition in the
English branches, &c., por Ben
elan (5 months.)
Ancient or Modern Languages, each, •5
insirumartal Music, ' 10 05
For Circulars and otherinformation address
D. DENLPIGER, Principal.
mar 2 White Hill, Cumberland county,Pa.
EIRE INSURANCE.
Tho Allen and Cast PonnaborOugh Mutual
Piro Insurance Company of Cum baland coon.
ty, incorporated by an Aot of Assembly, ia
now fully organized, and in operation under
the management of the following commission
era, viz:
Jacobt Shelly; Wl7ll, R. Gorgas, Michael
Cocklin, Illelchoir Brenneman, Christian Stay ;
man, Christian ritzol, Jacob 11. Coover, LCWI 4 I
'flyer, Henry Logan, Itcnjamin 11.-Musser, is
cub Kirk, Samuel Trowel!, Joseph Wicker.
sham.
Tho rates of insurance arc as low and favor
able as any Company of the kind in the State.
Persons wishing to become members are in •
vited to make application to the agents of the
company, who are willing to wait upon them
•at any time.
MOS3ER, President.
lletiar.LponN, Vice Presiontl
Lewis flyer, Secretary.
Michael Cocklin, Treasurer.
AGENTS.
Cumberland County.---Rudnlply Martin, N.
Cumberland; C. 13..11erman. Kingstown , Hen
ry Zearinr, Shiremanstown; Charles Bell,
Carlisle ; Dr. J. Ail, Churchtown ; Samuel
Graham, West Pennsborougli; James McDow;
el, Frankford ; Mode Griffith, South Middle
ton; Samuel Coover, Benjamin . 11uverstick,
Mechunimiburg; John Sherrick, Lisburn ; Da
vid Coover, Shepherdstovm.
- York County.—John Bowman, .Dillsburg';
Peter Wulford, Franklin; John Smith,
Esq„
Washington ;.W. S. Picking, Dover; Daniel
Ruffenelberger, J W.Craft,Paradise.
Ilarrisburg.—Houser & Lachman.
Members of the company having policies
adnut to expird can have them renewed by
mdking . application to ally of the agents.
Nov. 24, ly.
Am' 4 ` 13(14 '
CPS WA° . 4,
Corner of Hanover and Loather sts., Carlisle.
T1 - 1E undersigned has always on hand n large
stock of superior Cabinet Ware. in all tile
different styles, which he is prepared to sell at
the lowest prices. He invites attention partic
ularly to the Patent Spring... Bottom Redstearl,'n
most useful article, which entirely obviates all
objections.- The bottom can be attached to old
Bedsteads. They have given entire satisfac
(ton to all who have them in use.
O::reOFFINS made to order oldie shortest
notice.,,
DR. C. S. BALZER.
jib ESPECTFLILLY offers his professional
IA services to the citizens of Carlisle and sur•
rounding country. •
Cairo and residence in South Hanover street,
directly opposite to the " VOlunteor Oftice. l '
Carpals, Apt 20, 1853
Bonnet Fee.theril.
THE subsCriber has just opened!. an invoice
of Ostrich and other Bonnet I' cathers at one
half the usual 'price. Also a trATcheap Idt.ot
Fancy Dm"
'fret ' GEO, AV. HITEEIU
TO ramazzamires
TN STORE - and for eale.ono of "'Otis' Nor;
a tieing Machinee,• with" Hub" atbfeliruant.
This being decidedly the beet inoChine in' cue it
is wall worthy the attention or Carpenters end
Conch Makers. It 'will be 'sold very low
,:fer
cash et the Family Grocery of -'
AO au 'J. G., WILLIAMS.
WATER. AND GAS.
„
TILL great agony , Itiover.. It Ica flied fact
that wo are to have Waterand Gas, Great
exertions require a• corresponding degree 'of
repose, and, nothing , is an tranquilizing as a
” slice" from Phipps, Gardner &'Co's cola=
brated:Ellagar•Gnred •lIAMS, era chip from
Pavia ' & Co's Sugar-Cured BEEF. -.A fresh
supply just teamed at the Family Grocery.
Ainyss.• • • ' 34 G. WILLIAMS.
'AMisielliiiiCoug,
, TIRE NOTICE!
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Nanny's Patent "Adjustable Reaper _and Mower,
of which the above presents an engraved picture,
is aaknoiviedged to bo one of the very best Ran- '
YESTICITS now in use. In proof of this fact, this
Machine was awarded the MAST premium for
Mowing, and thesecond for Reaping, attho New -
York State Fair, in the great trial at Geneva,.
M. Y., in July, 1852,1 n competition' with_ ELEVEN
OTHER MACIIINEB; awarded a silver modal 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 ASEAP/NO
and uowixa machine.
'The true merit of this machine bag given it a
great triumph over all others; and being a perfect
combination of REAPER and amine, it comes to
the farmer with double value.
This machine will cut from 8 to 12 acres per
day, with two horses, and ono person to tend it,
when mowing, and two persons when reaping.
It will cut equally well all kinds of grain and
gmssomeh as - wheat, rye, oats, - barley, - millek - cloz
vor, timothy, and flax.
The machines aro manufactured at various
points, and cost, where made, $125 cash; or, half
cash and half credit, $135.
VYTIte above machines can be obtained by
sending orders to C B Rego's, 29 Market' at,
Philadelphia • Lake St. Reese, Easton, Penne;
David Coakley, L•incaster ; Ball Si Boyer,
Hsurtsturg ; S M Hoover, Carlisle ;'George
Ai;: g echalicsbui rg ; Levi 51ingliiff, Mar
tinsburg, Blair county, Pa.; and I'' Morris &
Co., %Vest Cheater.
N, f3.—Farmers wishing to purchase these
Machines will please - Lend in Their orders
early, otherwisa they may fail to be supplied,
aalho orders first received will hayo - the pre
endemic. may 4 4t
BONNETS ! BONNETS!
50n, BONNETS just receivThl, nt limes
41J 1. am 37 els up to $3 00. Ribbons and .
Trimmings to match uncommmily low
PARASOLS, ,
An immense assortment just received,from 121
eta up to $4 50
DRESS GOODS,
Tile ladies are respectfully invited to examine
our largfiand elegant stock ót Dr 33 Gno t h now
opening at Ogilby's Empbrium.
- CAPEITINGS & MATTINGS,
The largest 'and cheapest lot of Carpets ever
brought to Carlisle. Also 4-4, 5-4 & 6-4 white
and coloured Mattin g , now opening and selling
lower shad any other 'store In the county at
Carpet Hall. •
BOOTS & SHOES, •
Several thousand pairs,now opening , nnif
at prim; that astonish everybody 'Only 87
cents for a pair of Shoes at the Cheap Eintaar
• CHAS. OGILBY. '
Carlisle; Apl 20, 1853.
1151E8 H. WEISE, WA!. K. CAMPBELL.
„NE or STORE!
WEISE Sr. CAMPOELL.
S.W. Coiner of H.- Ilanover and Lottehet att.
')
DEG moat respectfully to call flit:warty often
lion of the citizens of Carlisleand vicinity
to our new and beautiful os.ortinent of Spring
Goods, selected front rho very beat of the New
York and Philadelphia' markets,.consisting of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
_,
Persian Cloths, Barege do lane, Black Chilli,
ChM . ", Barege, Chamelion Silk, Bombazines.
Alpacas. Al) wool Deiaines, Mous do !mgr.,
French Chintzes, Lawns,
&c.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACE%
Collars, Underaleeves, Cuffs, Spencers,
Swiss and'hiconet Ruffling,
Swiss and Jaconet Edging and Inserting,.
Lisle and Mechlin do do
Florentine ' do do, '
Linen Bobin do do
~...301;
Volencenea Laces,
GLOVES AND 110SIERY, RA,
• [Cu!, Silk, Lisle Thread, Mohair and Cotton
Gloves. •• ,
White and Black Silk,•and Illk Ingrain Hipse
Mixed and White Cotton • do
Mena Half-Hose.
DOMESTICS,
Cinohams, Checks . , Tit:hinge, Calicoos,
hit
We Muslius, Nankeen. Kentucky Jeans
Blue and Fancy Drills, Vesting,
Plain and twilled Linen; •
Fine
~Damask Liner Table Cloths,
do Towels,
• do Napkins, 7.17.•
Bird 'Eye Diaper.
BOOTS AND SEIOES,
Black and Fancy colored Gaiters, .(Willis),
Shoes of nil descriptions, (Willis' make).
Fine Calf Boots, S ip Peg'd Boots,
fliens,Galf Congresit Boots, Boys Boots, -
do Gaiters, . • do Shoes,' •
All kind, Childrens Shoes and Gaiters.
' GROCERIES, ,
Rio and Java Coffee,Loyering's . Syrup hf olas.
Res, Cuba Molasses, Sugar of, all. qualities,
Rico, Spicos7&c:
Purchasers will find it to thizir advontagelo
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. . •
TIIEI GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT 0 G !LB 71' 1 S 10.711P01t
ILs caused by dm. west daily RUM FOR
NEW GOODS at that ohl and established
CHEAP .ST ORE. Now opening n splendid
assortment of
. _
SP LUNG GOODS, viz
Chu!lies Cloth,
Barrsiza de ',sines, Barrayine
Elegant dress Silks, Maud do Sage,
Chintzes, Calicoes, Gingham, .
Needle-worked Collars, UmNralooves, ko.
I ONNETS.
An immense assortment of Bonnets from 37
cents to IS.; Beautiful and Cheap ,Rlbtiona t
Artificial!' and Bonnet Linings in greutyariety,
CARLIETS,! CARpETS!I
A big lot 'anew and cheep Carpetingo; no[ to
bo excelled in price and beauty in the State. ,
' • PARASOLS.
Allconiplete asocArnent of Parasols. and Sun
Shades very low,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
I hnvo added largely to this departrnontjand
will 8011, then' cheaper than over.
GROCERIES, * . •
A fresh lot of cheap Grocoriee. just received.
Como on with your CASH and save a profit
by 'selecting your purchases from this magnif.
loot assortment of Cheap Goods..' 84rIteni•I'
ember the old stand, East Main et,' Carlisle.
April 6, 1853. . CHARLES °GILD V'.
Real Estate , at Private - Sale:
. T HE subscriber offers at Private Sale the
Farm on.which he now lives o .situated; in
South Middlotoblownship; Cumberland coun
ty, about ANO ;Milos South el. Carlisle, con.
taming 3D ace mom or 1089, of first-rate limestone, lend, all undo.% geed 'fence a''d in a
high eta!e of cultivation, The improvements
am a double twostory Stem) limper laidirre
paired, a Denlt'Barn, Stane'Spring Rouse and
other eutpuildings... There is also.n:fifle pr.
chardokU nice fruit... Running water, through.
the Whole place. it ts a very .deslrable.prop,
erti , :j ll l„..,e.verY ,for
farm, A•orsons , Joultahaule are re-
qdeefed•to'llail and eitamlue it,. •
,MaY,"93i1653-9w. • ' 4blA.l3:Joikrie
Store. Sr , 12i1)030.
New Goodall New , Goods
dE subscriber having just returned from
1. the city offers to his easterners and the,
public in generala large-and well solected as
soriment of Candies, Fruit Nuts,'&., which
for price and quality can't be beat.
We liave.constantly on hand and manufac
turing CANDIES of a superior quality, con
eiat of stick candies of all kinds,
Mint, Lemon, Chocolate & GuinDrops,
Fruit and•Nhis of all kinds, such as .
Oranges.* Lemons, Figs,Ruisons', Dates;
-Prunes, Almonds, En glish Walnuts,
Cream Nuts, Filberts, Cocoa Nuts,
California & African Ground Niue, Etc.
Also a large assortment of Willow Cradles,
Cabe; Coaches. Etc., Accordeons from 25 cts
to SlP:Butter, Sugar, and Water Craeltela,-.
Cavendish. Congreita; Mrs Miller's and Good
wins Fine-cut Tobacco, and a variety of other
goo&
From the liberal patronage harloforo exten
ded to him be hopes to receive•a continuance
of the same. DO - Remember the a ce, oppo
eitelVlAßlON HALL. - •
April 97; 1853. A.' S. Wo2.''
JOIIN D. GORG AS hereby informs his old
friends and customers that-he has removed-hia
:TIN WARS AND STORE'. ROOMS to the
room lately occupied by Mr. J. W. Soy as a'
Grocery Store, on Main street, where ne will
na heretofore manufiicture and keep constantly
in stcne every descrip ion of •
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
made in the boat style and at the very, lowest
prices. Good vtorkmen and the very best ma.'
terial alwarremoload - , an as to ensure entire
satisfaction. SPOUTING and JQB-VV OHK
dono 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
PARLOUR AND COOKING STOVES,
comprising every new and fancy style, of all
prices and sizes, adapted to burning either
wood or cool. His assortment of stoves he in
tends shall not be surpassed by any other es
tablishment; comprising a score or more of
diffttent styles to suit all tastes. Thankful to
his friends fur the patronage so long bestowed
apcn him at his old statuf , ,lte respectfully in
vites a cill.at his nevFeatablishment, .cOnfident
that his large as sortment onanot full to pl se.
April 25, 1853. JO[IN.D. GORGA S.
HARDWARE-•SPRING SUPPLY.
111111.E._subscriber wishes to .draw the-alien --
lion' of t fi e public to their own interests,
111.
which they may consult to good advantage' by
examining the elegant and complete assort
ment of Hardware of every description,•whieb
ho is now receiviugat his old stand- on North
lianove,s street.
To COACHMAN:ERB.
W.° havo.a largc_supply_ of springs,_hubs.
bands, laces, curtains, and floor oil cloths and
drab cloths, of different (militias, in fact every'
thing in your line. 181%
TO CABINET-MAKERS
We offer complete setts' of veneers, knobs and
mouldings of walnut and mahogany, to sui
both the tas•e and the purse.
• CARPENTERS EXAMINE
ihe splendid assortment of tools in your line,
as also a complete stock of building materials,
such as locks, hinges, screws, latches, glass,
paints, oils, varnishes, turpentine. &c: and va
rious carpontet•s torls cheaper than ever, ir
has - been acknowledged by a carpenter who
has seen them.
- BLACKSMITHS
cannot go wrong in giving us a call for a sup
ply of hammered, rollod, slit and .other iron
genetally used,' as Ma) cast, shear American
and English blister stool, 6ro. &c.
OUR FARMER FRIENDS
will also consult their interests by looking at
our choap shovels, forks, trace chains, hame ,
and
,overy other ortiolo (rum a .cradlo to . a
ploagh,to suit thorn in price and quality.
' THE PUBLIC COW:RALLY
are also invited to examine the quantity and
quality now on hand of cedar ware, tubs,
churns. buckets, oils, such as fish, sperm and
flaXs6id oils, which will be sold at the lowest„
cash prices. I would also call attention to my
splendid asiorttnent of WALL PAPERS,
pre , enting a numberless variety of Patterns at
prices Iron' 6 eta. upwards. Remember there
is no mistake hero, as all articles will be soh,
at the I•swest oasis prices at the old and well
ltnown_stand cn North Hanover street, East
Bice; betweee McClaughlin's — Rotel and Kell.
er's Rat Store. JACOB SE3ER.
.march 16 • •
FASHIONABLE•'
Clothing House.
THE subscriber is no* having made up a
largo lot of very superior CLOTHING,
which he is determined to sell as low if not
lower than any other house in, the country.—
Ells stock will consist,ot—
Fine Dress; Sattinett, •z7 .. ack and_ Overcoats
Cassimere, Satfinett and Velvet Cord Pants,
Satin and Cachmero Vustings, &c.
Also, Gloves. Hosiery,Suspendere, Cravats,
Shirts, Shirt Collars ' Umbrellas, pats, Caps.
Merino Shirts and Drawers, &c.
I will it all times keep a good assortment of
Cloths Cissimeres and Vestings on hand,
whist' will be made up to order in the best and
, most fashionable style. I have as foreman. of
1114sestedishment a practical tailor, one who
has fibd considerable experience in the busi
ness, hod is not surpassed as a cutter in the
borough of Carlisle. Ail garments made to
ardor warranted to fit and well made, if not,.
no - ,sale. I am now receiving 'direct from
Philadelphia , a — fresh assortment of Cloths,
Cassimeres,and V estings, to whi'h I invite.
the attention army numerous old customers
and the public in general. ' All in Want of
cheap and good garments_will.do well and save
money by calling and examiningthisstock be
hire purchasing elsewhere. No trouble to.show
'he spods. Recollect the stand next door to
flurkholder's !Intel., Make no mistake just
one door from the corner.
sep29 CHARLES' OGII.GY.
To Builders & Houskespers.
TIIOSE who are building, or, about corn..
tnencing housekeeping will be sure to
find at all times an assortment to select from.
Locks of oil sorts and sizes, with-brass, argil.
10, mineral and white knobs, uith jipanned or
plated furniture, bolt hinges; cant and wrought,
window glassfrom Bxlo to 20x95.1401t5, screws
&c. &c. You who aro abOut to be married and
going to housekeeping, we have everything to
please. such na fancy waiters and trays, ivory
handled knives and forks, in setts or , hylito
dozen, common knives and forks, butter knives
With plated arvi ivory handles frying, and bread
pans, smoothing irons, tubs, churns, 4-c.
J.
HENRY SAXTON.
Carlisle; March 9, 1853.
To Coach and. CabinetAlakers.
TIM subscriber is ftilly, Prepared In Meet
their' wants with an enlarged stock of hardware
in their line, rinbracing mal. castings, sp . rings,
axles, bands, patent leather; laces, euriam'and
floor cloth, &e,walnut and mahogany veneers,
glass did nmhogaly knobs of all sizes and
patterns; e 'largo supply of varnishes, oils,
turpentine, at each prices that will make it
their interest, give,him the.preforence.
.Iy2B U. SAXTON.
TIMMS H. MILES'
NIFTY CLOTHING , 1,0:01VICS
AND FURNISIIING STORE,
ORposiie the Rail Road Ogeei Neat High Street
Carbide.
n. SKILLS desires to inform his old
I • friends and the public that ho has opened
a general clothing, establishment. arid has now
in store an extensive stock of the boat and
cheapest goods ever offered in Carlisle.
Metre, Youth's and Bors clothing,
fur Spring, Summer and Whiter wear, now on
hand of every variety
,andluynished at reduced
rates. He has Ills° n large and well selected
aesnrtment of Piece Goods, of . English, French
and German' Fabrics, of new and heautiful pat.
terns, for coatkpants and veins, which will be
mode 'to order in the most approved and _lash:
ionable manner and in importer style - or work
manship. 'A full and elegant sleek of Gentle.;
man's Furnishing Goods, such ae gloves,'plain
and fanny shirts, collars, handkerchiefs, Hee,
at.e.t'bonstantly • kepi on hand. ; Aliso India
Rubber Overcoats and Leggint. • ;
• • Feeling confident tram,the rep,utation which
Hints been hie , co:mantra aim fora, course Of
years to secare for his establishincrit, 'of hia a.
bility to please, he respectfully invites an • ex
amination of hie smelt:which ter qualitrniiik
tranship end lotv pitons cannotle surpassed.
Mai 4, 11553 4 :-IY, •• • • ,
• • •
lir)lHE anderkigned having beett.the,' agent or
Ic ll . l the Kaystons Life' insurance :06nisittnyi
O arrisburg, consin46 to ant
pacii y, by 11 authority of said' . ConiPilnYe" . °
*bald respectfully. inforin tbo:coustaunitYtnat
be wilrattend to assets person, "is' irasky ‘ signifY
hair.daid re' to 'blears shoir livett; and itstargive
lom9 Prooation.lo.thoir bereaved Amnia's 'and,
trien4,,in-osisaotdooth., ,- .otrscis'its Vilest rinn.
f res , S rot. '
s
51"25 WrOgTHINGToN,
•
Legal an Oilier Noticed.
. F
Notice to 'Bridge Builders.
THE Commissioners ofCumberland County
will receive gproposals • at their offlee in
Carlisle, until MONDAY, 20th day 'of
June; 1863, for the building of a
. .
• • STONE 81 - 111)GE
across the Yellow liteechea Creek—at a point
fixed by viewers below Ego's Melt, by their
variation from the public road leading from
Bricker 's Mill to Carlisle's the bridge to be of
the following dimensions, viz. To contain in
length 124 feet from one abutment to the•other„
the abutments to be Wilt upon n solid foundation
.which ere to be approved of by the Commis
sioners; the heighth of abutments to be two feet
above low water mark; at which point the heel
of the•arches start. The bridge to have three
arches; the centre arch to be forty foot span,•
and the other two thirty fciur'ft spans each. rho
centre 'arch to -rise -twelve feet and the other
two arches to riser ten feet. There will be two
piers in the Creek eight foot thick and twenty
five foot long, each. The piers to by carried
up:five foot, at which heighth the eutwatei• is
to commence, battering and losing itself in the
well et eleven feet. The abutment to be ten ft
thick, the wing walls adjoining the abutments
to be not less than five ft thick, and three ft
hick at the extreme ends, to - finish_ twoft thick
et the grades; and to - be carried thrge ft-above
the grade with utwenty into wall from the grade
properly coped, as hereinafter described. The
extension of wing Wall on the soulii end of the
bridge will be twenty ft from the abutment, and
the extension on the north end of bridge will
be twelve It Irons abutment. The grade of the
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 he 16 ft between the parapet walls
in Jilt) clear. The entire work to be built of good
Limestone and mortar. The mortar to be
made of good sharp sand and lime of the fol
lowing proportions, viz: six bushels 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 be 2 toot
thick in depth. Ring stoves to brake band and
be•elosely cat end 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 finishedA The walls to be coped
with stone copeing not less than three feet long
and -four-inches-thick: to be closely join ted,
joints not to exceed half an inch; the copeing
to project over the Walls on both sides.
If the' Commissioners should determine to
dispense with the steno copeing, the following
will be adopted. . The walls shall be roofed
with the best river shingles,put on six inches
to the weTallieThe rafters - 6 - t be of suellisize
with° CommissiOners may determine.not to ex..
coed six inches The i afters, to be built in the
wall, three feet apart, and morticed or dove
tailed down on scantling. Face boards on the
inside to show six label!, on the outside five in
ches, and to be of good white line. finished
wills three goodcoats of lead in oil.
All the foregoing _,vorlt_ia_to_ be .done. in a
substantial end workmanlike manner, and its
durability insured for n period of three years
from its completion. The work to be entirely
finished by the first day of October, A.D.1853.
Commissioner's Office, ? NII'M 11. TR OUT,
Carlisle,May23,lss3. 5.1011 N 8088,
Commissioners.
NOTICZ.
AT a stated Orphans Court, began on Tues
day, the 22d day Of 111arch,.1853, and
holden at Carlisle in and for Cumberland coun
ty, before the Hon JAMES H. URAIIAN, Pres ,
'ent Judge, and Samuel Woodburn and John
Es'qs, Associate Itidges, &c., the fol.
lowing proceedings were had, to wit:
The petition of Sedate( D. Henderson, res
pectfully representsi. that your petitioner was
appointed admioistrateir with the, will annexed
of John Williamson, of Charlestown, S. C.,
deceased, for the estate in Pennsylvania of the
said testator. That on the 23d of April, A.D.
1844, your Petitioner filed his administration_
account of said estate, in which it is set forth,
that the estate aforesaid consisted of ajudgment
a • ainst Johnson Williamson, for the sum of
84336 37, and that the said defendant, Johnson
Williamson alledgeo that the sum ought not to
he colleCted off him, because be had releases
of some and underitandingB With others' of the
hega ens under the will of the said John Wil.
liamson, to whom said judgment would be
coming, -that-their portion's thereof should not
'be collected off or Min, and this Court permit
ed your petitioner lo take credit for said judg
ment to the amount.of near tour thousand dol
lars; the same having to remain us a security
for such of said Legatees as would not release.
That since thab time Ilia axid Johnson
Wtl
liamson has procured releases from said Lego.
toes, till the amount remaining due to said
Legatees whose 'releases has not yet been pro
cured amounts to abodt nineteen hundred dol
lars, with interest since 1851), for which there:
is a judgment against the said John Williamson
which is a subsisting lien on his real estate.- '
That your petitioner is desirous to be dischar
ed from the duties of his appointment and sur
render the remainildrof the property, to wit,
the balance of the iudgment aforesaid, to his
etiCeissor. He therefore-:prays the Court to
- dieeharge him front his said trust. and permit
to transfer said judgment to his successor, and
he will over pray' Sex
- Whereupon, 221 March. 1853; Rule to show
cause why petitioner should not be discharged,
personal notice to be given za, the pnrties in
terested residing in the county, and by publi
cation in two newspapers printed in the coun
ty. Returnable at the mixt stated Orphan's
Court. . BY THE COURT. •
Cumberland County, is.
{I do certify that the foregoing is a
L.S. f. true extract taken from the records
toys, of said Court. In testimony whereof
I have hereunto Set .rt It trud and seal of. said
Glatt, at Carlisle, this 31st M trch. 11853.
SAM'L MARTIN.
• Clerk of the Orphans Court.
Estate of the non. LB. Gibsdn, dee
ETTERS Testamentary on the estate or
-11-4 the IIon.JOIIN BANNISTER GIB
SON, dee'd, late of the borouß of Carlisle,
have been issued to the subticriber, residing in
the. same borough, All pe - rsons having - claims
against the estate vrt.l present them fur settle
meet, andlhose indebted will make immediate'
payment to J NO. B. PARICER..
May 25, 1953. ' . Ex'r
Estate of John dec'd.
T ICE is hereby givon that letters dad.
ministration on the estate of John Baugh,
man; late of the borough of Harrisburg, decM,
have been granted by the Registerot Gunther=
land rounty to the subsoriberiresiding in South
Middleton township in said county. -- All per
sons indebted to sail estate are requested to
make- immediate payment, 'and those having
claims will present them for settlement to
-HANNAH BAUGHMAN.
Carlisle, Apl 13 pd
Estate of Michael Matthews, dee'd.
NovicE is hereby given that letterset' Ad •
ministration, with ' the -will annexed, on
the eAate of Michael Mattliews;late of Carli‘le,
Cumberland county, dec'd, have beettgranted
by the Register of said county to the subscri
ber, residing in the same. place. . All persons
indebted to the said estate are, reguired;to make
iniinodiate pdyment, and those havingiclaims
will present them for settlement to
• .. • JACOII SHROM,
Mayl.l 1853 .Adm'r.
Estate of . Robert McElwain, dee'cl.
•14,,TOTICE is hereby given that letkers of ad-
ministration on the estate of Robert IVle-
Clwain, late of the borough of New Ville, Cum
berland county, deceased, have been issued to
he subscribers:ole first named living in Plain
field and, the latter in Newville, in said 'county.
All persons knewinglthemselves indebted to
said estate are required to make immediate pay.
meat and those having claims to present them
for settlement to A NunEw MCELWAIN,
JAS.S.
apl2o Adm'ra;
NOTIOE.
rmthe matter of the writ Of paiiition tuld vid*:
tuition on the real estate of, ,Sarah Abra
s, (lewd t Now to wit,l2d,.Maref4lBs3,
rule upon tho heirs to appear at tho Orphan
Court to ho held at Ca:ltsle, in and for . Cum.
!arland county, the 30th day . of August,
OM, and take tho prop e rty at 'the, valuation.:
or s how , cause Why . thcv same should not Ito
sold. . 0 Y _the
May It.
Carlislelfloinsft Mink. '
• corkee; /liay,3;
116 , Diroctora have thia day declared a diet- .
dendof logy R - CENT:for tho last
months, which will do paid to
,the . Stockhold
'era or rheir legal repreeentativea On demand:
„ • „: • Caeh':r.
ashp)Rabip. Dross-nEaking.
Iv3isairanztalr
' N I Es p EXTF ULLY inTurtne 'the eltliene, of •
Oarlielei diet ehe liretiared to'-du Bll /
wark entrusted to'hor in'the neatest ttattnesci
hishionable styles, Residence In Sotit pits.
Street- in Masao* s no W, hulpar•
the 2eillreitllleruit, ,
N, 13,—The malting arght . oudsand , 'diceatilai
the 11 0 ( 1 4 9141,949419 i cinsy96oll,,.
,ftlisrellaneouo.
•
• NOTIO,EI. ' . •
1111fIE heretofore existing thin, of M. &
A; L. Steiner, his been diesolvefffor a short
time and have again united tinder the firm of
Steiner & Bros. S E Corner of Market Square.
Hoping under the increased firm of. Steiner,
&Bros. to have an, increase of their former
business: They hove now eVary facility and
will snare no efforts to please their customers
they having made arrangements with the lar•
gest importing hotties of Baltimore and New
York so as to receive the first' styles of Goods
that come to those markets, and at the LOW
EST PRICES!
Thitnkful for past patronage they soliqit a
'continuance from their old customers, and
respectfully . . invite all others to exanine their
now style of superior •
SPRING & - SUBBEER OLOTEING,
all of their manufacture, and making as-com
plete an assortment as can be found, in any
afore in the' United Stater As renewal'
DRESS & FROCK COATS,
of .the best. qualities of English and French
Clothe, nade and trireme! •in the very -beet
style ;- single-breasted Albert- Coats,- a Tiew
style, well adapted to !easiness men, of French
black and colored Cloths, at very low prices I
single breasted Freak coati of French cloths,
close imitation of the fine dress frock-coats at
half price; spring. Sack Coats of cloth,"cassi.•
mores and tweeds, various colottra and prices.
PAN T AL 09,HiS,
French Black 'Doeskin and Fancy' Ciseirnere
of 'nary description. ,
VESTS! VESTS!! VESTS!!!
Rich
Rich Fancy Silke and Satins, Black do, Bom
bazines, Vslencias, Mannino's, and Challica,
at all prince.
BOY'S CLOTHING. •
A full assortment of Boy's Clothing.
FANCY DRESS ARTICLES,
embracing all the new styles of Fancy Silk
Cravats, English Satin do, 11/4c.
Cloves—White black and.cord silk, Kid, '-
Lisle and, cotton of every description.% , Trunks
and Carpet Bags of superior finish and fit low
prices.—Suspenders of - superior .Fiench7En
glish and American manufacture, Under.
shirts and Drawers of fine Merino, silk, :net .
jean and muslin , of oyery description.. • I. m
brellas of silk and cotton, very cheap., All of
which,will be Sold at the ',met prices whole;
sale or retail.
— o:YRemember the- Stone -Douseocorner-of
the Public Square. STEINER & BROS.
Carlisle, -May 'lB, 1853.
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7 Artie ... . , ' %.7
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CURRY PECTORAL:
Tor the Cure of
COt7GRS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS, BRON
CHITIS, CROUP,
ASTH
MA,'' WHOOPING- COUGH:
AND CONSUMPTION.
Of all tile numerous medicines extant,fariC
some of them valuable
. 1 for tho . Curcrief:puk., -
monary - complaints, nothing .has ever been
found which could cempaniin z AtO:effeets with'
this preparation. Others 'elirOsiiinetinnes, but
at all times and in all diseases orthelungs
and throat where medicine can.giVe raid, this
will do it. It is pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe in accordance with the directions. We
do not advertise fcir the information' of those
who. have tried It but those Who have net.—.
Families that have known ittlaine will not be
without it, cnd by its timely use, they aro
secure from the dangerous consequences of
Coughs and, Colds which neglected, ripen into
fatal consumption.
The DiplOma of the MasinehuSette Institute
was awarded to this preparationjiy the Board
of Judges in September 1847 ;'also, the medals
of the three 'great Institutes of-Art, in Ibis
country; also the Diploma of the Ohio Institute
at Cincinnati, has. been ;given to the Cumin:
PECTORAL, by their Government in considera
tion of its eatraordinary_excellence and useful
ness in. curing affeetions of tho Lungs - and
Throat.
Read the following opinion founded on ihe
long experience ofhe eminent Physician of
the port and ciiy•of • -
ST jOHNS, May 8,1851 c
Dr 3 C AYEn
Five years trial olLyonr CHERRY PECTO
RAL in my practice, has proven what I fore
sow from its cumposition,,must be true, that
it eradicates and Mires the colds and coughs ,
to which we, lb this Section are peculiarly`
liable. •I,
' I think its egualltreirot yet been discovered
nor do I know how a better remedy can be
made for the distempers of the Throat. end
Lunge. J J BURTON, M D , F II B.
See what it hue done on a' wasted constitu
tion; not only in the following - cases, but, a
thousand more:
Sounuer, Jan 24th 1851.
t. Dr Ayer : In the month ofJulyfast I was
' atilteked by a violent di:arta:ea in the mines of
California. I returned to Safi Fraancisco in
hopo of receiving benefit from a Changer' of
cliniateand diet. My dierrlned ceased, 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 worse, and when I. arrived
at New York, I was at once marked by my
acquaintances as a victim of consumption.
I must confess that I saw no suLacientreason to'
'doubt what my friends all believed. At this
time 1 commenced taking Your truly invaluable
medicine with little expectation of , deriting
any benefit - 176m its use, You would not re.
ceive these lines did I not regard it my duty to
state to the afllieted,r through yen, that my
health, in the space of eight months,- is fully
restored. I 'attribute it to the use of your ,
CHERRY PECTORAL, Yours truly,
, WILLIAM W. SBIITIi
ASIIINOTON, Pa., April 12, 1848.
" Pear sir t Feeling that I have been spared from
.5 premature grave, through your instrumental.
Ity by the • providence of God, I will' take the
iberty to express my gratitude...
./1 cough and the alarming , symptoms of Con.
stimption had reduced me too low to leave me
anything like hope, when toy physician brought
me a bottle of your PECIVIIAL, It teemed to
uffoid immediate relief, and now ins few weeks
time has restored me to sound health It it Will
do for others what it has done for me, yen ate
certainly one of the benefactors of mankind,
. Sincerely wishing yeti every blessing, I am
Very respectlufly yours,
JOHN J, CLA KRE , - •
7...llectornf St, Peter's Church.,
With such assurance,: and from such
men, no stronger prooli• can be-adduced ,
unless it be frem its ellects upon trial.
Prepared and Sold by.
JAMES O. AYER,
PRACTICAL CIIRRIBT. Ma*
Sold in Carlisle by 1:11-S. Elliott, and S. W.
linversikelr.—lnAllenheniesiturg,by Ur hp De*
—in Newrille by 'J. IL' flfrron—in Shippens.
burg by J. C. & V.'S; Allich, end by Drug—
gists generally throughout the Suite.
LOORSECITHING:
F lIEDITZ offers his ^rierelces:ro
the pnblie a 8 Al Loaksmith and W We
isnith.in all the variausbranallas of
the business. Ile phial:Mendel° Beil
hangiag and the ranking Andrei:miring
; • •61 window slitingS, eic.; All Jobbing
' in his Ilne of businesspronithri
• , ded . twat law rates.- lie may, be
•friandat house' on Perrifret streeki.
11' few doori east 'of ahe Savona Pres
byterian Alburph 4 4 and hopes , re
ceive; iboral slipreof the pebUF patitoosge,
) Carlisle, bitty,
33RICTSL; •
tRi2Z.LIZaVE
Wholesale and IlelaD Drtigglet, CaYllslt.
HAS fast re c eived a large and well , seleetr4
.stork"of Frenek.and Engiiih .
C horeitals, Dregs, Medicines, Paints, Otte,
ll yorStuffe, &.c, At , this store Physicielot man
rely on'''having. their . preseilptioneeareittlly
ornthpounded.
ADOY ' WANTEDserve iv t h e Drug' '
, . ,
business,
,Call sport. ;,. Inear,r.o.o,` I
StirefACO
1146 E sate* iber
JIL • . price in:-
cured ,und &Ali/at:o . 4"in
uPielle.,freit'r. , (OFn . • siOnlV:t . C* Car:lMll!tirest
pounds wlllpe, o'l4 in, roopariton for oto
qualities. - JACOB atiuom,
...Carlisle. May oh 1809 Bin • ir ." •
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