0
Nc.w 'AbocrtiLn:atc
• • CANT •BEBEATI-, -• •
'Second . Arrival of Summer Dry-Goods.i
THE subscribreispecitully infortits hi
friend's and numerous customers. that he has
returnedilfom Philudelphiti with largo assort',
rhea of Summer Goods, which will be sold at
astonishingly low. prices _ L
Cl .ths, Cassimeres, Vesting s. •Mu L slins,
Calicoes, Ginghams; Bonnets; and Hats,
Ribbons, Gloves, Summer Cloths
Milti;Tallt. Stuffs, Bern es, 'nestlings,
Collars, ed,eings, tionekerchiefe, Laces,-
'Stockings, Summer Silks. Yarns ols,:&e.
000 - I'S _AND SHOES.
• . -
" A large assortment of Mee's Women's and
Cihildrawi Boots and Shoes, Jenny Lind and
Buskin Shoes at very low prices.
Colorthl and White CARPET CHAIN. •
A large assortment of. GROCERIES, such
as Sugar, Cabe,' Molasses, Rice, Teas, &c..
attention of all wise wish good bar4ains
is solicited, as great inducements can be offered
to purchasers.
Don't forget the -old Stand, Hunterich's
cor
ner, North Hanover Street,
Irrllutter, Eggs, Rags and -Seep, taken at
market prices. 'N. W. WOODS, Agt.
Carlisle, Juno 9,1853.
Superior Clarified Cider Vinegar,
A sum:atoll article of Claralied Cider
21 Vinegar just received and-for'snie at the
cheap Grocery of V A 'CAROTHERS.ffiI
New and Choice Publicagons.
.
LIFE IN GERMANY, t v tlio Rev
C- L. Brace.
MODERN - FLIRTATIONS, by Catherine
Sinclair. ,
SAM SLICK'S NEW WORK,
TILE LAST LEAF" OF SUNNY SIDE,
by IL Trait°.
INTERVIEW'S MEMORABLE A IN. D
USE2UL, by Rev. Dr. Cox.
AMABEL., a Family History,
and other new and interesting works jbat te•
mired and for sale at the Cheap Book Store.
, A. M PIPER, Agt.
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WANTED,
. -
1W 0 JOURNEYMEN . , one a Wa . gonma•
her and the other a Blacksmith, four miles
south of Cnrlisle, on the t altirnore turnpike.
Liberal wages will be given. 'jes
I .
'THE .sub,scriber will pay the highest
pricefla .CA;SII for • SUMAC, properly
enred• and delivered in Carlisle. For a good
ria;isle, free from stems $1 30 per bundled
pounds will be paid, and in proportion for other
qualities: ~ JACOB al.1120M: 4 1
Carlisle. May 18, 1853 Sun
EraLL !
- J. W. EBY'S FAMILY GROCERY.
Java and Maracaiba Coffees, Green and
• Roasted do., Orleans and Clarafied
Brown Sugais. Pulverized, Crushed and
Loaf do, Solt Crushed (preserving) do.
Rice, Farina and Corn Starch. Boma.
Cocoa,,Chocolate,' Vanilla Bean;
1 Mace, itron, with Spices of every Itind,•
i Sperm, Moald, Momantinn,Candles,
Orleans and. Sugar - R. Syrup Molasses.
Lovering' s gbality . Syrup.
Vr A fresh assortment of all the above arti•
clog, and a general supply of ether erticles
usually kept by us, unjust opened and for,sole_
at our new store rooms.
June 8, 1853. S. W. LB V.
Cheapest Dry Goods, Grocery '
and VARIETY EMPoßnrilinilso country.
SOLTAT HOOD'S '
ringfielei, Cumbirthnd County, Pa.
AIN intelligent public appreciating the above
fact has caused a tremendous rush for bar.
gains at the above establishment, where the
cheapest lot of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
over offered in this section of country,, hasjust.
been received. In Gcntlefilen's Weer we are
_not bohind.cithcr, as-we have_them in endless
Variety and at all prices, Also, Hardware,
'Queensware, Groceries, Drugs, Oils, Paints,
DT° Stuffs, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots and
Shoes, &et in fart everything, from a Fish
Hook to a Su t of Clothes, all of which we are
selling at exceedingly low prices,
In order- to show you,
Just give us a call, - -
•
The bargains we have
•
In store for you all.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in ex—
change for goods, at market prides.
JOHN HOOD.
N, B.—Just receiving, another lot of those
cheap Lawns, Checks, Steipes, Prints, &c.
Springfield, June 8,1853.1 m•
FRESH TEAS, &c.
JENKINS' Best Brand of Teas, Green and
Black, in metallic packages, also in bulk and
in original packages. A large and general as..
W
Sortment of the beef WHITE IRON STONE
AND GRANITE WARE, with a variety of
Glass Ware, and Common Ware of every de•
scription, in setts or otherwise to suit the pur
chaser, together with
CEDAR WARE, WILLOW WARE,
and a variety of Fancy Ware always in store
.and fer'Vale at the "Family Grocery" of
Juno 8,1853. J, W. EBY.
` David 'Landreth 's •••;:(..
;r LTI
AGDICUVRAL AND neu-'
TICULTURAL 1 -4.
-Implement & Seed Wareheinse. •
No. 65, Chesnut Street, Phila.
TUE subscriber offers for sale on extensive-as ,
sortrrent of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
-HORTICULTURAL TOOLS,
Gai:den, Grass, Field and Flower Seeds,
Agricultural, Horticultural and Botannical
.P U 13 . 14 A N S
Implement and Seed Catalogues, Landreth's
Rural ltep,isier and Alrrianae tor 1853, furnieh
.:•l g:au+nun personal i 3 . r papai t iV i irion.
Phila.
Max 20, 1353.3,
CUIYIB'D VALLEY RAILROAD
enc
014..aZ0
Change of :Hours. • •
(IN and alter May 30th, 1853, the PASSEN
lir GER TRAINS -will run as follovi's, (Sun
Jaye excepted,) .viz r.• -
FOR HARRISBURG
• (lee Train.)
Leave ,Charnbersburg,
Shipponsburg i ,
" • N wville.
" Carlisle, •
" •Meelinnieriburg,
At Ilariisburg,
2d Train.
14.4yg Cliarrbqjsburg, 11.50 A. B 1
Shilipensburg, • 12.23 P.ll
" -News'lle, 12.55 "
Cnrlisle, 1.33 "
Mechanicsburg, • - • 2.04 " •
At - Ilarrisburg, " • 2 : 30
' FUR .CILAMI3ERBBiIItd:
(lst 'Train.)
Lottirtillarrisburu i •
.• Mechanicsburg,
Carlielo,
Newvillo,
`Shippensburg,
At •
Chamborsburgi
Sd•.Train
Leave If arrisburgr,
Mechaninsbucg,
" Cnrlisle.
•
Vhippensblm,
At - • Chembersbnrgi
I:oPosicttgerti by the Second Train (11.50,
A. 51,..yfront Chetnbersbnrg may procecd'to
or: Baltimore wlthant detention at
llarrtsburg i ,oxcept for change of Cars.
trTFaios from Chanibersburg, Cirtisle and
•fisrrisburgi'nre ten 'cents ices when paid for
Tickets; at Ins„9lllces, than when paid in the
irrThe .only trains n Sundtiyera—the first,
train - (rein: Ilarrisburg, and. second train, froth'
Chetnborsbnrg. . '
fiso.,Elosn Orstec,, 2 'A. P. SMITit
thntub'g May 2;1;! 524 . '
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:0
i 1 118141 .
riSh,
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A • CROICE . .IOt.:9V.Ncif,,fiIIACKEREL, in'
' whole, hal( and 44rte,e bbls, nisi, a lot.ol
new. 311ackeral ro - r•attle cheap farcaah at
chalatnily, driticrY:faa,ia-er•• • •
• Juno 224031'; • •
_ .. • • .
' .', ••L Etho s Dress 1490110;
plrgi ti
. • riceivad p laiggat of Dareares.: II a
%119' de Lli . Pe,..e, Lownai Elilkii,dt,e;, apd for
""ienav i very •lowipriec;i lit the'vow , n lid ' cheap
t 4 WE/.E - '&; ETAMPLIA4i. 'v.,.
]. MiSteittlllo3U6'.
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VALUABLE 'TOWN -PROPERTY.
. • •• • • FOR - • ;
THE subserkei Offers,
at private 'saki the
following valuable. properti, situated on .
-
Loather Strict, Carlisle, viz
• ‘ ..:No, LA Lot of. Gtortrid, haying :a
front 0f...24 feet on Loittlier streeton the Bor:
'ough of.Carlisle, and extending 240 feet back to
_Locust Alley, having thereon erected *two story
", PLAS'PERECI . II O USIEt, with a one
- , 47 0 t. and n half story back building, and
;;;;[ cellar tinder both, all in gocrl order.
Xl' The house contains eight rooms, and,
Wu excellent garden.. . .
.No. 2., adjoining the above, is .a lot of
12 feet front by 240 feet deep to said alley, hay.
ing erectep bu it a two story Plastered House
. containing four rooms, and having u good garden
mid a variety of choice fruit trees.
No. 3., adjoining the above; 24 feet in..
front and 240 fief deep to sidil alley, with n two
story,l?lnatered. Fronde, with cellar and garden.
No. 4.,a a lot of 12 feet- frorit by24o ft
deep to Said alley, with 'a two story Pliiitereti
House, vell finished and a good frame stable on
the back of the lot. Also a variety of fruit trees
in tile garden.
ICIV. 5.; a lot of 52 feet to front, by 240
fret deep to said alley, on which is erected a two
story plastered House'
'
with bank buildings, hake
oven, wash house,cislern and pomp. The house
-is finished in fi rst. rate style.. There in a stable
and sheds on the beck of -the-let. The lot con
titinsa:great deal or shrubbery With over one hun
dred choice united fruit trees.
No. 6,, a lot of 16 feet in front by 240
feet deep to said alley, with a new two story
Brick ruse, and back buildings, with cellars
under t.sa i n till.. • • ,
No. 7., a lot of 13' feet front and 240
deep, with a new Brick House, mune as the a
, bove,and •
No. 8., a lot 33 feet in front and 240.
sleep, with a large two story House, well finish
throughout, with nine large rooms, largekitchen,
stable, and other out buildings. The garden is
large and contains a variety of &nit trees. The
One half of a will and pump near No 8 will be
sold.
All the above properties nrc .in good repair,
and most of them newly built. They will be
sold very low and on reasonable terms. For
further information enquire of either of the sub
scribers. R. E. SFIEP,LEY, sr
June 8 1853 . R. B. SHEPLEY, jr.
THE NEIXTrpRT racr.rilis
- ' FOR SALE.
THE subscriber will sell by Private Sale,
the following described Mill Pioperty, to
wit t Nine acres of 'Land situate - in- Oliver
township, Perry county, Lidjoinang the flour.
fishing borough of Newport. The improve
ments are a Throe and a half Story .
MERCHANT AND GRISP—MILL, ----- -
with two water *heels, propelled by Little
Bullets Creek, a never-failing stream, with
four run erstonesonnut machine, merchant
and country bolts, Plaster Screw and all the
.necessary machinery belonging thereto, Saw,
Mi 11,2 story :Frame DWELLING DOUSE,
with an excellent pump at the door, stable and
all the necessary out houses. The said im
provements, with the exception of the, Mill,
have been made new within the last two years._
The Pennsylvania Rail Road posses through
this property, 'and the Pennsylvania Canal pas.
sea within .five or six perches of it. Said prop
-6:xl.y...is_ within sixty.-perches of the R R.Depot
in Newp rt,arld,uature has mails Newport the
depot of Perry county, • As a bediatiful . home,
or a profitable investment no property so-desi
rable has over been ollered for sale in this
county. ABRAILthI RISSER.
Juno 8; 1853- 2m
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
•
oSiazton Leads the Cohima." - •
4 ETER days and nighte of unceasing toil
and trouble I have succeedeCin marking
and arranging my new stock of
q- n A R D.
W A It E , and Although there has been a tre•
mondous rush of customers. who know where
to deal - on reasonable terms; and.: who - appre
ciate my old habit of selling Chopp without
making much fuss about tqfg.tulatter. lam
constantly making.room for-new customers to
ilrop in and examine what is undoubtedly the
LARG ES V. AND B EST assortment .of goods
ever offered west•cf Philadelphia, and -embra
cing everything usually found •in.a Hardware
Store, from a needle to anlinchor, all of which
are of tha best quality.ldithVill be sold at prices
which cannot failto give satisfaction.
TO CARPENTERS & BUILDERS,
I would say that niy stock of cross cut. hand,
panel ripping and bgek saws, bright, black and
blue augurs, chisels, planes, locks, hatchets,
hinges, screws, strMglknecked and bar oohs,
brow!, pointing and. 'chopping axes, iron and
steel sriares, rules, tu`pe measures, levels. &c.
esnnot tail to please the most fastidious.
E . A R M/E R S
Can be accommodated on the most reasonable
terms with Durkee's celebrated York plows at
85 37. Also Plank's, Graighend'a
,and others'
at manufacturers' prices/. spades, rakes, forks,
shovels,'grass and grain scythes. (Dunn, Dm - 7.
ling and Griffins make.) Patent and commox
'maths of hunt doxen different kinds. -Grain
'Cradles, (Gregor's, Plank's, Craighead's and
CraWbach's make,) at reduced rates, Also
grindstones. cutting boxes, chain cistern and
force pumps, halter, breast and log chains; sin
gle and double traces and spreads. Cedar warn
such as tubs, buckets, bowls. water kegs, to.
gather with an everlasting assortment of table
and, pocket cutlery, spoons, shears and sell
ears, eandlegicks, snuffers, shovels and tongs.
kettles, pans, sad irons, waiters, brushes. &a,
which will be sold by the wagon load, ten yard,
bushel or in the ordinary way,
Then come.. frianda, giife, us a edit' and .sea.
for yourselves. 'We'll wait on yon with pleas'.
ure, and give you bargains of which you can't
complain. Remember - thq, place, East High
Strirtopposite Ogilby's •
' Juno 1, 1853. HENRY SAXT,ON.
BARGAINS . I BARGAINS ' 11'
At • o vaLut?s Wholesale' and Retail
N' AM now _renewing my..second supply of
Summer Goode, and will sell them otlcheao
er than any other house in the county. It is
impossible to enumerate—suffice it to say, that
our stock of Dry Goode is immense; embra•
clog every *article in the lino, and .at prices
astonishingly low.
'rho ladies particularly.are invited to - eall and
examine our new stock of elegant DRESS
GtADDS—Crape Shawls, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Noodle Work, &c., &e
Our assortment of Gentlemen's Wear is full
and complete; consisting of
Cloths. Cassimores. Cashmarets,.Vestings,
Cottonnades, &c. &c.
CAS PCTINGS & 111tf'ITIN GS. .
A full assorttnent ot Imperial, Ingrain, Cotton
and Vonitian Carpeting.
Mattings Itt every quality and width.
'Also a new and large assortment of Ladies'
and Children's -tiaiiers, Jenny Lind and Bus
hin Shoes at very :ow prices.
Recollect tho ",old stand," East Main street.
June 1, 1853: CIIAS. OGILBY.
• • 750 A, IVI
8.13
8.55
9.33
10.01 ."
10.30 • "
Corner of Hanover and Lovelier ate., Carlisle
underaignedhas always oil hand a largo
1„ stock of superior Cabinet Ware,
in all the
different styles, whiclidte is prepared to sell at
the lowestsiricea. lie invites attention partic
ularly to the,i7ptent Spring. Britton' Bedstead,
meat useful' article; which ent:rcly obviates all
objections:' , , The bottomean be attached to old
Bedsteads.' They have given entire satisfac-
Ilon to all'who.havo them in use. ,
fgreOFFINS mado.to order atthe slibrteat
notite. • .
7.15 A. Al
7,47 •'
8.95 ~
8.59 •"
9.91 •'
10.00 .
3.00 P. M
3.21
4.09 "
4.49 ' "
5.15 "
5.45 •1
JACOB FETTEA.
.Carlisto ittn'y. 22, 1351 , — /Y;
Extensive Furnitire &eine
T.4MITES R.WEA.VE'II. would rear ectfully
el call thb attentiortof House Keepers and the
nubile to his extensive stock of ELEGANT
FURNIT ORE, including. Sofas, Wardrobes,
Centre and other. Tablca,. Dressing' and plain
Itureaus and every othn article in'hos branch of
business.. Also, now an hand the largest as
sortment of CHAIRS in Carlisle, at the lowest
prices.' Ottr'Cotlins 'made at the shortearittitico
anti a ,Hoarse provided for funerals. HO tWlie•
its a call at lila establiehment on Narth Han°.
ver,stroot, near Glass's HOTEL. N. B.—FOF
nituro hired out by the month or years
Carlisle'Aarch •
•
,
• SUET REOMITZIII!
Ak PRIME article .of .Stiger plisisias at' lEti
, IS.'.coats per pound; Burieh-db, asset' article,
1•5t.15 cents, , ' • • • • •••
, Citrons, Moe,. q p iees, Priindies, Lernoilki,., •
Oranges "Preserved Fruits, Dates,
sagared and• Dried Prunes, pigs,
•1. rroteerinds, Crackers, &u &e, ,
fg tterineetiotr e ..tith all kin fit
ds of Conctiona=::
alLui which will •be disposed of 'on the,
mbst attcobvbedating tame, . . 1, • • •,,;
Juggt,le,S; .• II:l: KIEFFER. .
EMPORIUM.
00 4 9
w t .. , ,, , d 6
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f,
z.s'
'Spin. Et! Suimpe; Sttleil"of Hatall.•
• -.
~•
N.
& 1. - KELLER desire respectfulli,to
in-
G fo r m theircusternem and 'Wends that they
are now supplied with a greet:variefruf-I—_
HAts..ANEi r CA'ES
for Spring 'and Sumnierusti In ,addition to
a beautiful spring stylo;of Silk Hate and their
extensive assortment' of-,light and coloured
'sloudlr hate they would call particillar atten
tion to their Panama, Leghorn, Chi and Straw
Hatsjust received from the cities. '
~Their as
sortmentia largo and for beauty of atyls.exrcl- -
lence of finish and lowness of price they can•
not be surpassed. A large assortment of %Jays.
exclutively for summer wear, constantly, on
hand.. Also a carefully selected assortment of
CHILDREN'S HATS. • '• •
We most respectfully invite the citizens of
Carlisle and yicinitY , to call and examine our.
assiirtment
.ef the old stand,, opposite to the
Telegraph:Once. - may II
nEw DRUG STORE ! !
• South Hanover Street, Near the . Coart Howe.
lab J. KIEFFER, druggist, would respect..
JD/ .
fatty infoein the citizens of Cat - tilde and
yiciniek that' he lids opened a now
CHEMICAL AND DRUG STORE;
His stock is'ontirely new, and has been selec.
tad with great hare. As many of the articles
in daily use by physfcians and families deteri
orate by age and exposure, treat care will be
taken not to allow such articles to aceignulato
in such quantities.
Attention is especially invitedle his stook - of
. Medicines, Essential Oils ; Oils, Tinciures,
Wines, Extracts, Contentions, Chemicals,
&o. Together with the iitnivo he, has a full
assortment of Paints, Varnishes, Dye—,s,tuffet,
Paint arniVarnish Brushes, and,
CONFECTIONARIES
of every variety. He has also on hand a Olen
did assortment of
Perfumeries, SZtrips, ,Extracts,, Ertncy, Hair,
Clothes and Flesh - Brushes ' . uprlorters,
Br. aa Exhausters, Nipple' Shields,
Tooth Washes and. Pastes ; , also
MEDICINAL !WINESND BRANDIES;
et the best quality.
, • SEGA A RS, from 'the best
Havana and SpanisliThouses, of everyoavor,
from one cent upwards.
In order .to ensure his customers against
mistakes during any temporaray absence of
the proprietor, the services of nn experienced
and competent assistant have been secured,
which will belch to be important, in view of
theresponsibilitieswhleh are known to devolve
upari the dittggist.
_ _
OirrPHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
will be faithfully:and promptly attended to.—
Orders from Physioians and Merchantsin the
country will.belfilled with care, and at prices
whili'mustproyer_titditilitetery,
- 7N.1' . 13:77-- - All officinal preparations made in
strict accordance with the directions of the U.
S. Pharmacopoeia...
A liberal _share of publie 'patronage is red,
pecttully solicited. Terms Cash.
May 11. 1853. B. J. KIEFFER.
CULP'S PATENT PORTABLE
CIDER EIIEZ AND PR SS,
E undersigned having purchased the
Y. right of Franklin and Cumberland.couti- -
ties Pa., and Washington county Md. 'for
CULP'S PATENT PORTABLE CIDER
MILL AND- PRESS are-new manufacturing_
machines under the immediite supervision of,
Henry Shepler,a'prectical millwright. Orders
will be received and filled with promptness.—
All machines will be warranted.
. . .
By this machine, which can be conveyed on
a wheelbarrow, One •man 'and a boy can make
from five to-eight' barrels cf cider a day,with
ease, and the cider is thoroughly pressed from
the pomace. The labor is light and the ma
chinefrare simple and permanent.
This machine was exhibited at the State
Agricultural Fair, Id Landaster, and tested with
several others, and the committee awarded the
premintri to it. The machines are warranted
to perform what is herein stated. Orders are
respee felly solicited.: -
N. B.—The 'press connected wills the ma
chine can be•'geed for pressing currants, and
cutting vegetables for feeding stook.
JA C 0 B - 11O1C
HENRYSHEPLER,
May tl, 1853. 6m- ' .Chambersburg.
Parasols and Sunshades.-----
JUST received ahandsoine lot ofTaraßols and
Sunshades: - •
EMBROIDERIES.
Also, a large assortment of CuSs,
Undersineyes
Spencers, Collars and Ruffling, for sale cheap,
' t.,PRING SHAWLS
Also, a lot of handsome Spring Shawls. for sale
very cheap.
FANCY GAITERS
Also, Black and Fancy ,Eoloured Gaiters, just
received and for sale ttow nt the 'new and cheap
store of WEISE tc CAMPBELL.
Carlisle, Apl 20,1853.
Lined Buck Gloves;
TUE subscriber has'on hand Men's RUCK
GLO Vgli, lined with Sheep vkin, suitable for
driving gloves. janl9 G. W. HITNED
Cheap 3:Lid Gloves.
The 'subscriber has just opened another :
.in
voice of the hest quality Paris Kid GloTes, at
the low price of ,21 c:s. per pair.
, GEO.. W. HITNEI?..
BONNETS! BONNETS!
0 BONNETS just reclared, at prices
50
hom 37 cts up to $5 00: Ribbons and
Trimmings to match uncommnnly low
PARASOLS ;
An immense asiktment just received,from l2}
cis up to $4 '5O • -
DRESS GOOD, -
The ladies are respectfully invited. to examine
our largo and elegant stock of Dress - Goods now .
opening at Okilby's'Emporiuni.
OARPETINGS & MATTINGS- '
The largest And - cheapest lot of Carpets (ar
brought to. Carlisle...Also 4-4, 5-4 & 6-4 white
and colopred Matting, now opening and selling
lower than any other store In the county at
Carpet
_ _
' BOOTS. & SHOES, .--,
Several thousand, pairs now opening and selling
at prices that astonish everybody Only 874
cents for a pair of Shoes at-the Cheap- Bazaar.
CHAS. OGILBY.
Carlisle, Apl 20, :1853. ).
SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1853,
EORGE KELLER respc'ctfully announ.
131 - cos to 'his old Patrons - and the public gen.
ovally that he has just received the
Alir SPRING STYLE OF GENTLE—
MEN'S 'IMTN, manufactured- at
orie—Of the beet eStablishments in
-
Philadelphia, to which ,he _invites
aPiicitil'attention.
Ito has also constantly on hand a large, and
varied assortment of his own manufacture as
well as, city made _ _ , . .
HILTS .S.HD - C.ILPS„
suitable for' ho season comprising every mi..
eyi Of Russia, 13enver, 'Moleskin and Silk Hats,•
finished int the latest style, together with 'a lull
assortment of Capri of every shape and des
cription, and at every price. Ho particularly
invites the puhlicto call and examine hikexteno
MVO assortroent,which in style, material, and
finish, canhot bo surpassed by any in market,'
and which ho is able to put at prices tower than
ever. 0:7 - Remember his old vend' on North
Hanoveistreet, between Humer's and Saner's;
. [Juno ii•
For the. Little Folks.
WILLOW COACiIIES, 2 and 4 wheels,
also Wheel harrows Waggons, and to
gerisrit assortment of Toys. w.
' .IVRUITS. AND NUIT • .
of the Infest importations; -consisting of
()rondos, Lemons, Raisins, Prunes, • -
-Pine Apples, Filberts. Dates; 'Altnontls
Croam. Coons, Pecan and Ground Nuts.
,
MINER.AL,WATER,
"rioussELL , s," SPafkling end -bright,"
just received anti for sale at.tho•Confeetionary
store of , P. 'MO NTER,
mayll North iionovar et.
REMOVAL
ONGBTRETO & tlitoTHFAt have moved
direetly opposite tlie' old'Etnnu, to the in
perior, live story store, No'lEi, Third Street; nod'
are now fully prepared ,to exhibital lir the public
nu unsurpassed-variety'; of WALL PAPERS,
from the lowest prieod American totinufttolure i ,
to the Simnel' and Freuelt;(ronithe 'well-known
hausee of Delueourt; Zuber and others. Cull and
'seuliefore purchasing... The most' polite and of,
!Went ,work men employed to !Tug the patter:
Philadelphia'; May
" FAItICIERS FAMEERS
.
. ,
NoTHERIot - or 'the colobrated, YORIV.
111.1"1,OUGRS, jilet reeei , ied
rerg.Pricep, from 85 . 37} to $6. otChend
Crtugead'e tirfd.?lOtik'o Ploilprhe WI heir DO.
•pos„,, • • ,•••
Piiimh 1 3 0 ; 1953. ;.
j ut i ø
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-Plainiield Olassieal itoademir
. - - - ..2Year. Carli,rie, Pa. „•t • .
TIC-.l4th Session (five roonthej vim a om _.
.thonee May 2d,l The buildings aro. new ;
an ,eatensivec
. (ono. &anted' teat Valli.. • The
situation is all that"can bo..des;red; for, h ea l t h.
fulness and 'moral purity. i ~Fternoved 'from'the
ixeitements of Town or. Villago tlri'.Student
may hare-prepare for. College; Mercantile pur.
suits t &e. All the b'ranches are taught;which'
go to form ,a liWircdutaron: -- A — couseien
nous discharge 'of. dtity.;has secured, under
Providence, the preeant flourishing , condition
of the Institution. 'lt's future ptosperitreball
be maintaned by the same'-means.;
Terms—Board and Tuition (per ' • -
session). • ' ',,- e50:oo
For C at a log ti , e's with p f r u in t
R i d i pa. nf i e lc r a. ni n a pu tt r o ltor n rir a ie fi r .
address
Plainfield, Cumb, Co, Pa. . • '-
....,
• Cumberlund Valley Institute.
A select Boarding. Schoorembracing tmb flistine
•
and eeperate
,1) epaiinFnla,,dfale Female: •
REV: J. S. ,X,OOSE, A. M. Principal,
911111 S Inettiution wilt hereafter occupt ,the
new and •cornmodious edifice• Jus - erected
for its accomniodution. he buildingliqpcs
'culiarly adapted to meet this wants of both de•
partmente. The nro large' and well
ventilated, and the whole hotise is warmed
with a heated air furnace, wt.feh is especially
healthful.
It is located on an eminence near the' bor
ough'of Meelienicsburg, 'Cumberland County,
Ta.,.kwith ample grounds,4lfindsinuity laid out
and ornainented,. surrounding. rtS
p . hireiealerttreise end to amusement in the open
ow. E - very facility for dm accomplished - ant
denim.' education is here offered that - can be
found at arty . similar Inatikutlon q in this State.
Iloßd.and Tuition, per session, 'sso 00
Music and Ornamental Irrancltes,, extra
The Summer Session will mil' on thou c
May, and continuo tweniy:'ostp weeks.
WARD OF,IITRUCTORS.,
Rev. J.-S. Loose, A. IlL:Professor of:Moral
:Science and Ancient Lai;tunes, Henry Car&
fort, Aisistant ; Miss L. D. Walker, Principal
of Female Department fll! , teacher of Mame,
Mies Assistant; Etheard Fells,
Professor of Modern LankUnges -B. Her.,
oil M. D., Lecturer on Physiology and,Laima.
'For ." Circulars"-e,ontaining references and
urther particulars address the Principal,t
Mechanicsburg, ,
Cuniberland Co., Pa.
March 30 - . _
WHITE HALL 'ACADEIVIT.
Three mites West of Harrisburg, Pa.
ripHE Fifth Session of•this Institution wil
JIL. commence on MONDAY, theld day o
filay,-next. Parents and guandiarisure rogues
ied-to inquire-lrito-the_ments.ofthisine_tituiion
before sending their tone or wards elsewhere:
The situation is retired, pleasant, healthful, and
convenient oraccese. The'course of instruc
tion will embrace the different branches of a
thorough English Education, together with the
Latin, Greek, French, German, Spanish and
Portuguese Languages, and Yore! and Instru•
"mental Music. The Principal will bo assisted
by rout well qualified Teachers, viz two in the
English Branches, oner:in Penmanihip and
Drawing, and ono in Mimic and the Modern
Languages,
TERMS..
Boarding, Washing,Tuition in the '
'English branches, &c.iper• ses
sion (5 months,) _ . $5OlOO
Ancient or ModCirs Languages, each, .5 - 00
lusirumertal Music, • 10 00
For Circulars and othcrinformation address
' D. DENLINGIgIt, Principal.
rOar2 White Rill, Cumberland county, Pa.:
FIRE ZNSIFB.II,NCEI.
The Allen and East Pcnneborough Mutual
Fire Insurance Cornpany, of Curitberland coun
ty, incorporated by an Act of Assombly, is
how - fully .organized, and in operatitia - under
the manage:heat of the following ccanniiselon
ere, viz:
Jacob - Shelly, Wm,-R. Gorges, Michael,
Cocklin,llfolchoir Ilrenneman, Christian Stars
,man, ristian ritzel, - Jilehb H. Coover, Lewis
flyer, henry Logan, Benjainin H. Musseoa.-
cob Samuel — Prom:Al, Josoph Wicker..
shim. - -
Ths rates Grimm= aro - as low and favor
able as any Company of the kind.in. the &tate.
'Poisons wishing. to bacomo members am in
vited to make application to the agents of the
company, who are willing to wait upon thorn
at any time.
BENJ. H. lito33Ell,
Ilinnx Loots, Vice President]
.Lewis flyer, Secretary.' . •
Michael Cocklin, Treasurer.
ADEN TS.
Cumberhind County.-Rudolph Martin, N.
Cumberlarin ; 6.,D. lier Man. KingstoWri'illen4
ry Zeraing, Shiremanstown; Charles' 8011,
Carlisle; Dr. J. /3114 . Chuichtown ; Samuel
Graham, West Perinshorough; James McDow
el, Frankford ; Mode GriMtli„ South Middle.
tom .Samuel , Coover„ Breniainin 'ffaverstick,'
Mechanicsburg;
,3ohtifiliorrick,Lisburn ; Da-,
vid Coover, Shepherdatosm.
York County.—John Bowman, Dillsbnrg;
Peter,Ylfolfora, Franklin; John Smith, Esq.,
Washington ; W. S. Picking, Dover ; Daniel
Rafremtherger„ J W. draft, Paradise.
llarriabur,q;= l -1 - 3otoser & Guthman.
Members of company -having policies
adout to expire eon
to
them renewed by
ma mg application any of the agents.
N0v.24, ly.
• Gas rixtures and Lamps.
FIELD RICK,.HORNEY & HBO., No '221
Al N. 2d Street, , near Vine, ,Phile
, having
had many years practical experience in the
business, and all work sold by us is manufacl ,
tured.under_our immediate supervision, we 'are
enabled to offer to purchasers supetior arfictes
in every braneho ot our trade. At our Store
may be found in .every variety of style and.
finish. Gas & Lnmp OfIA.NDELIERS, PEN•
D N T S,• SIDE BRACKETS tor. Halls,
Churches, &e;. the Improved Pine oil. Lamps,
together with a tine assortment Of Fluid, Lard,
and Oil Lamps, Girandoles, Parlor Night and
.Iteading Lamps, Boquet Holders, etc. On
hand Lamp Glasses, Glebes, Wicks, shades etc.
All work Warrantedror no sale. Factory No.
36 Noble street, neat Fourth. Rostneihbar- , ..' •
Store NO 221 N. 2d St., next door to J,Stewar.
Depuy's Carpet Store.
,rnay2ll,
Real Estate at Private Sale.. :
TR subscriber offers at Private Salo the
Farm. on Which ho now lives, situato.d. in
South Middleton township, thimberland coon;
ty; about t4vo miles South of Carlisle, , eon.
taming 30 acres- morn , or less', of firet•rate
liinostone land, all undo!: rod fence a d in a
high State food
are a , double two story Stone House, lately,ro
paired; a Bank Barn, Stone Spring House and
othei' ..-There is also.a fine'gr
chard'or choice fruit. Running water threugh
the whole place. It to a very desirable Oen
orty in every resPS'et, 'especially fer.a• ihtity
farm. persons desiring to purchase aro.re• .
quested to call and ciftamine it.
May 25,1853-9 a, • • ELIASJOHNS.
ROBERT SMILEY,
ABINET mmtEgANDUNDERTAKETi
North Hanover Street: and nes& door to Glass'a
Hotel.
THE undersigned Would respectfully inform
the citizens of Carlisle and the public gener
ally, that he now has on hand a large and ele
gant assortment of FURNITURE, consisting
in-part of,Nerdrobes, 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 CHAIRS.at
the lowest prices, Vcaition Blinds .made to
order, and repairing promptly attended to.
Ol'Caffins'made at the'shortest notice, 'and'
having'a splendid hearse he will attend funer
als in town or country. • '
01 - Remember theostand—,neat door to 11.
Glass's Hotel: , , r t01v44 R. B. SMILEY.
COAL OOAL •I
The Beet and Cheareet iti4he Market for
' ,' Family, Use.,
} • t-- - . 111 1, • '
• J r7zer
o , , . •
•
'fON.4 rtho coltibrited ItautiolfGap.„
Coal, Vanpliin ,county, and Gold .Ming Gap
Coal, SPhoylkillcounty„.just rehMvad and for
solo at Prices from 43,q5 to, 03,30 per ton, tiy'
E. 'BIDDLE' •ot • am.. wareltonao.. formerly
owned•by.a; M. DOOryar. '
Inrcool bon he •ItallYafad - nnY 'where along
the linit'orlhe'CortOdrlntiViralley Rail 'toad.
'OrdiNtejly; lottoe(pose paid) 01.611101 y. attoaded
ir4OdiVallf X Sth,Plidt% '
PRODAICEDL'ALEitki, COMM ISSIOS &
FoftwARDING 14PROTAAPITS,
figsiro CARLISLE,
.:;0•,t;#,, : . : * . ..0 . ,ipi)..:::.:, --- j-
New GopdfilT NOW.'.Goodsit.
• .•
Tl - 1E subscr'ib'er having. jest . returned from
the city . offers _ to • hie customers and the
public in,general a lin'go and Well soloctid as
sort mont of. Gandie4loruit;',Nuts;• which for Price and qinlity.stin't be'boat. .
• We have constantly iihltand and nittnufac,-
taring CANDIES of Itsuperio - r, quality,..con 7
sising of stick candies of nil
• Mint, Lemon, Chocolate & ,Gum Dro p -s,. ,
Fruit and: Nuts .of all kinds, itich* - es -- .7,
Oranges. Lemons, Figs, Raisons, Daterh.'
Prunes, Almonds,, Enghsh. Walnuts, ;
Cream.Nehr,'Filberts,.Cocoa Nuts, *, • -
• California & African Ground *Nu o,' gm'
Also a large assortment of. Willow:Cradles,
Cabs, Coaches. etc., Accordcons from 25 eta
to $lO. Butter, Sugar, and Water Craokets,
Cavendish, Congress, Mrs Miller's and Good
wins Fine-cut Tobacco, and a variety of other
goods. • .
Front - the liberal pahronage-tiertqforo eaten
clocrto him he hoperrio,.recepie a continuance
of the-same. .0 - Remornber . tho place, oppo
site MARIO N .IIALL. ..• • •
,April 27,1453. , . W0:1011.;V:ir.
'.IIIIIVZOVAL
.
1011 N D. GDRartILS herehy:inforrnilde Old
friends and enstomeidikathe has , retnoVed.his
TIN WARD AND STORE ROOMS to - the
room lately becuiricir by 14r: L . W.'Etty : es a
Grocery Store, on Main streeti-where ne will
as heretofore 'manufacture and keep constantly
in stme everf.destrin km , of • •-
TIN AND "MON' WARE
made irr rile best style and at the very liiwent
price's. Deed aorknien and the very liesoga%
terial always emploed,-soLtur to =ensure.entiiicj
autiafactiou. SPQ 'LUPIN G• ar,O4,OBqWORK
done at the shortest notice, in-tOstiperier
ner, mid affair - peidee. Alen,,
n gore -at all
seasons a large and attractive variety-of
"PARLOUR AND COOKING RTOVES,'„
comprising ctraiy , inew,an'd fancy . Style, of
prices edit sizes, adapted . to burning. , either
wood'or coal. His assortment'of stoves
tends shall nothe surpassed 14 . friny.cither
tahlishment) comprising a . score .or - more of
different . styloa - to suit'all.tastes., Thankful . ha
his friends for the patronage so Ling Bestowed
uponlimitt; hisfold,: , stand; he rAapnctfully in,
rtes anal' at his ri'eav establishinont;- confident
ihat hin large ati`sartment .catiniit fail to.pl eh.
April 25; 185$, JOHN:D4,GOII,GAS.
NANDWARFir-SpRIDIG SUPPLY.
. .
•THEalabscrihOwishos to dyaw the atten.
lion of theirriblion.their own interests,
which Choy may.eoneuluttlitind ,advardage liy
,orcarnining , the elegant • onircomplete . .ossort.
mentor Bardwere of-every description, which
he is now receiving nt hie old stand on North
Hanover street, .
TO COACIIMAKERS
. .
Wei lumen large supply of springs, hubs.
bands, laces, curtain's, and floor oil cloths and
drab cloths, of different qunliries, in fact' every
ihinifin year .
. TO CABINET-MAERS
We offer complete setts of veneers, !Mobs and
mouldings of waltfut and mahogany, to sat
both the taste andu he purse.
„ CARPENTERS EXAMINE
the splendid assortment of tools in your line,
as also a complete stock of buildibg mate:4los,
such as locks,' hinges, screws, latches, glass;
paints, oils, varnishes, turpentine. &c. and va
rious carpenters tools - cheaper dine ever, as
tins been aeknOwlekiged by a carpenter who
has been them.- • - •
BLACKSiVITaS
cannot go,wrong in giving us a call for a sup—
ply of hanimered, B,lit and oilier iron
genotally used. as -also 'cast, ahem. American
and English blister steel, &c. - Xte; , ,
dUR FAIII . IIIEII. FRIENDS
will also consult their interests by . lOulking at
our cheap shovels, forks, traceeliams, hamo-,
and every other article troth a .c radlo
, to a
plough;to suit them in price and quality. -
.THE ruahtp GENERALLY
,
are also-invited to examine tho quantity • and
quality' now on hand of cedar . ware, tubs,
churl's, buckets, oils, suck 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 varlet:) , of Patterns at
prices Irons 6 cut. upwards. Remember there
is no mistalce as all articles will be sold
at the lowest cash prices at the • old and well
known stand en North•llastover—street. Emit
sice, hetweee McGlaughlin's Hotel and Kell
er's list Store. JAC 08. :4E i
E
- march
_l6
FASIII 0 N'Altta;
•
Clot hing s e.
• •
yam subscriber is now having made urt
1 largo lot of very superior CLOTHING,
which he is datorminoil to sell as low if set
loWerthun any, other house in the couurry.-L'
His stock will consist of—
Fine Dress, Sattinett,t'ack•and Overcoats
0181M - dere, Sattinett and Velvet Cord Pants,
Satin and Cachmerp Vestings, &c.
Also, Gloves. flosiery,Suspenders, Cravats,
Shirts, ShirtCollarS, Umbrellas'," Hats, Caps..
Merino Shiite and , Drawers, &c.
I•will it all times keep a good assortment of
Cloths Cassimeres and Vesiings on hand,
Whidi will be made up to order in the best and
most fashionable. style. I have as foremaa of
this establishmerit a practical tailor, one 'who
has had considerable experience in the !nisi,
ness, and is not surpassed as a cotter in the
borough of•Earlisle. All garments made to
order warranted to lit and well made, if not,
no-sale. I mu now receiving' direct from
Philadelphia. n fresh .aseortment of Cloths,
Cassimeree and Vesting,s, to -which I invite
the attention ofmy numeroUs•old custoiners
and the public in general. All in want of
cheap and g'iod garments will do well and save
money by calling and examiningthisstock be
fore purchasing elsewhere. 'No trouble - id show
the glade, Recollect the stood ' door to
Burkholder'Ofetel. Make no mistake dust
one door fronfthe downer. •
sep29 • . CHARLES OGiLtil:r.
To Builders 8c Bouskeppers:
ruillOSk who are building,\ or about corn..
it manning , housekeeping. will be 'our° to
find at all . times an assortment to &deal from.
Locks of oil sorts and sizee, with brass, argil
lo, mineral and White knobs, u ith japanned or
plated furniture, butt binge's; east and wrought,
window glassfromSx Id to 20.48,bolts,serawii
&'c.. You villa are about tote marriod and
going to hausekecthing, - Vve - hatfe everything to
please. seek as fancy, Waiters anktruys, ivory
handlod knives and- forks, in, salts or by the
dozen, CominoiehnlYgltand forks,. buttar knives
with platetkind'ivorY handles frynii and bread
rins, smoothing trona, tulmehurnit, afire, • •
• EIENRY SA:XTON.
,-.. Carlielii:liintalt`9, 1853,,
Coach arid Cebuie Makers.
.Tlig salMerlber is fully: prepared to meet
their wants,witb an enlarged,ttock hard Ware
in their ranbracingluah castings, spyings,
axles, bands, {Mimi leather; laces, curtain and
floor cloth, dec.,wplnut and mahogany traneera,
glace and, mahogany knobs of skeins and
patterni; a largo•mupuly of varnishes,. !olia,
tureentine, suAl, ~prices ~that' will make it
their inturest;l:o giy,gi.hira the preference..
jy2,8 1 sArroN.
TitOMAS H. slings,
NEW CZOTIIINGROODIS
ANDFURNISOING STORE,
Opposite the pail Road Ogies, West Iligh &reel,
• . •
fin 11. SKILBS desires ,to inform' his old
o friends and'tholniblie that,be hoe opened
a general clothing, establishment.. and hoe now
in store an extensive . stock of , best and
cheapest goads eier offered in
Youth's and. Boy's clothing,
for Spring, Summer,and Winter wear, - now on
hand of every . .varioty, and furnishitdat reduced
rates, He also 'largo and, well' selected
aesnitiment Of Piece Goods, of 'English, French
and GermartFabrics, of now and hennaed - put:
terns, for contspants,and vests, which will lie
i
made to grder n the most, approved and %h.
ionablo manner andlwasupertor style orwork.
manship. A.full and elegant stock of GoiliTie•
men's Furnishing Goodii, such as gloves, plain
and farm shirts, collars, handkerchiefs, tics,
Ste., constantly . Wept on hand.-. Also,, India
.Rubber Overcoats and Legging.
-Feeling confident from,the reputation which
it has.been his constant ,aim , for a , COMO of
years to secure for his establishment, of his,
balky, to Platten; ho fespectfullyinViles an 'ell:.
tunination of .his strek,which for qualitY,worlt:
manehip and low prices comet botfurp . asse&;"
.May. 4,, 1853-Iy., ' 't
. ,
zxrzi INEll7.ltAlvietr.
of E , undersiititeithaiing he;en - the''ogliit of
tho gfiyetorte Liftr.lnsitratiee ConloonYg
irriistait;'Pa., - oontitiuetito uet iirl~iPt ea:
pacjtV; by. alithority - Of . 'cmeterihY• -• Ifo
would rospeetfplik,tofOritt;the cOmnieOity thet.
lje will aitetitt to atioh'pereetie nq,.thdy
their (I,deiie to inlure their.liveth, arid thee give
some7Oe,Otiott tarnitif,bOreliv.o,fooriilii and
frie'rids', , ip,eneo of rietith: , 'Orticei3 iit'Weet Pottl;1.
fret' Street. Cittlisle• ' t ' • • • '
• •
:51025 ' W.ORTHINGTO'N•
,-- 7, A4oznlt'
?ERR' COUAny .WA.RDI SPRINGS.
Thr. prcipiiaior of thia:rilaeo feehnehlibi3V.'
. gratified, with-the sitcosis, which has atten
ded his.management of,',:the' Otiose 'estahlish
inent.'ilurltig,lhe.::.palt' • season , . (umber -
increased his isffortp...Ao render the place and
accommodations Mill- mere inviting and felim-
Imitable, by addinei. - tiew large Bath,Houde,
with' aummer I louses,'&c.- • ••
Theee- Springs :are situated-on :the • banks of: -
Sher Man's, and empty into Sheririan's.Creok
axtreariviassociated :with :the thrilling scenes,
between the early settlers of. that part of Peon.?
eylvania.and Aborigines, w.hoseliuming ground'
lay on lis'margin. The qUalities . of this water
of ,the Warm Springs are must extraordinary,.
indeed, so Much so, that none has ever. been
ascertained iu the United States for the speedy
and permanent cure Mall eruptions of the skin,
-and every species of Cutaneous Diseases; 'Run
*dm& of Certificates could he produced, and ,
published, if requisite to the many id hoe
penformed. The, Bathing (tomes tiro so arraii.7,..:
gad as to use the water of the different springs:
some of which throw out ninety. gallons of wen=
ter to Alio minute. .
.. The Springs two aciessiblO the Central:
Haiti:l.nd to Duncannon; where 'dial:: new cohch
is in,readiness on the 'arrival' of ilia - cars to 'con -
.ve'pascengers who desire to visit the Sprinds.;
rourteep miles N. W of Ouneantion. - All per.,
:ensa - leaving Philadelphiain }he morning - train '.,
of cars can arrive at the, Springs at 5 o'clock
the same evening, The coach will commence '
running daily on and -ohm-Am 10th of June,
and continue daily during the.,seirsim, leaving ,:
the Springs every morning so es to reach the
cars going East and West. ' All comma meth.
lions for the Springs shoghl-be:directed to Ilun= r-
Cannon P. 0., and will arrive at Springs -
The terms of boarding will ho mac
Moderate, and the boarders can depend upcin
every attention paid them.. Sherman's. Creek
affords delightful fishing; Ms well as five sailing
i boats, and horses and carriages on handlor
riding out.'The country affords fine reads for
riding, and the scenery, is beautiful. The die-.
fence from Philadelphia to the Springs, 128
miles. Pare 94.00.
IMA coach will run' every - Wednesday and
Saturday to the Springs,lenving Carlisle on the,
arrival'of the cars from the Ram. The conch'
will start from Burkholder's Hotel, tkit Lhasa
'who leave their names will be called for at.-their.
residences, if 'they desire it. Fire 81., :
jels hi. :11. -ETTER, •Proprietor
tegal NOire.e.
CAUTION i CAUTION!
91ARE NOTICE.—The public in general,
but eapecitilly . those who have antlered by,
the Swindling operations' of a set of - seafras,
who during the Spring and Surrimer of 1852
were industriously. engaged inputting up so
called LIGHTNING -RODS. A new mode
of swindling' has been adopted by the same
-gang of-'apctators - -- I - ie thin They are frt-fir
°films about the cities as well as the country,
selling what they represent to be my magnetic
pointsor sonietbing better stilL In some in
emcee they have succeeded in gulling the un
auspecting by taking off the' pewter point and
placing . one of their valuable and highly.impro 7
ved points in itsplace. But strangeto,say thew
were, on exiimination, proved to be similar to
those taken' own. They are made of pewter,
lirlad, capper, caet and.wrought iron, sonic of
brdas with Zinc bases. There may be many
more hinds offered the public:hilt the above I
have been called on to examine, and I pronoun
ced them useless anti worse than pone at nth—,
There is something - strange about these rellowa
—they know nothing 01. the former Eompany,
and yet thepoinrs they carry fit-the'tepsol, the
rods exactly, and even the thread of the screw
is the same. I have conversed with two of
these gentry within a few days. and I know
them to be the same melt that putmp the same
kinds of.rods and poiiits last seoson, only dill-.
erent sections and under different names. Some
of these gentlemen carry rods with themoarid
will sell either rods, points or both: To prevent
further. freed /OM notice to all whom it may
concern, thittall my agents carry . with• them a
regular printed form- of agency, signed byme,
and acknowledged by Aldermen Simpson of
this city:--Alt orders . wholesale-or-retail sent
to the factory will be attended • to at the slier.
test'notice, and at the lowest cash pricer!. -
Weatlierminea, Scrolls, Balls. Spirerods
dte. &ncorrerantly on hand and, made to ()idler.
Factory Vino street above 12th. Philad'n..
junefs '. THOS. ARMITAGE.
'Estate of the Hon. 1. B. Gibson, dec
1.4 sitsM Testamentary on the - estate of
the' Hon. JOHN BANNISTER GIB
SON, deed, late of the borough of Carlisle,
have Preen issue?d to the subscriber, residing in
the same borough, All persons having elaims
again's( rho' estate wi.l preient,theM fur acute
merit, and those indeSteewill make immediate
prey mem to J NO. 13: PARKEIt.
May‘25,1853. . Ex'r
Estate of Michael Matthew's, dec'd.
A xoTics is hereby given thut lettersof Ad
11 ministration, with the will annexed, o ,
the e-tote of ,Miehael . Matthews,late of Carliz le
Cumberland county. 'deed, have been grante,
by the Register of said county 'to the eubseri
bar, residing in the same place. - All person
indebted to the said estate aro required;to mak
immediate payment, and those having3elaim
will present them for settlement to
JACOB SHR OM,
:May 11 )853 Adm'r
Estate of Theodore J. Sturm, dee'd
lUTTERS of Administration on the Unto
A , or Theodore J. Sturm, lato °kilo boroue
of 1 n iste, deed. have been Waled to the sub
seriirr, residing in the same borough. Thos
persons having claims against the estate vi ,
present them for settlement, and those indebt
, ett will melee pal/mint to
ELIZABETRi STURM;
May 31, 1833 • 18dnex.
__ Mate ' of E-Donaidson, deed.
ErfEßp. of Adminisitration On the estat
. of;Er.tryou , D9NALDSON, late ut Mien
'Cooly, owe, djeetised, have been granted t
the 'subscribes residing hi Cat lisle. All perm
haying, claims against said estate will preset
them for settlement, and those' indebted at
ragnested to melte immediate payment to •
SAW L S.
A dr
June 8
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tstaie 'of Robert Grahatn, deed.
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ETTEjis of Administration on tho nets'
ILA of I{ooei r Gasitssti- late of-South me
dlaton townrhip, Cumberland County, doe'd
hare been granted, to the subscriber, residio
in Dieikasoh township, in said county. A
Persons Imeing, claims against said estate wi
present them for sottlement,nnd those indebte
are requested to make immeMdiateGL p ENN..ayinent .
W'
lithe 8 . Adm'r.
NOTICE.
'NOTICE is hereby '
.given to the member
.of the " Cumberlanch Valley Mutual Inst.-
rattee Compeny,". oi Dickinson twp., Comb
county; Pa., that on assessment or five per cer
on tha premium, notes of avid Cowpany hay •
been authorised by the Board. which mom
is diree.ed to: he paid to the Celleeters or at..
thorizod Agents of said Company, who 'elm ;
be appointed for receiving the some. By ord , •
of the Board. JOHHN ', T. GREEN,
Juno 4 1853. • • , 'SeeY:
• Estate of Jane_Wltarn . pool, dee'd.
I4ETTE2S of Administration on the ester
of JAMS Wirstsimor,lnie of Miami, Co
Ohio. decoasedAttve beomgranted...le tbo.stil
scriber, residing to Carlisle. All persons hat ;
ing claims tigstaad said estste,will present the,
for settlement, rod those indebted are row!
!tad to matte Immediate pastment to
SASI'L S. SMITE,
Jane 8 ' A d en'r:
PAINTING & PAPER RANGING.
,
WM. Ifs . 11/01Nwould 'respectfully an
nOunco to the citizens of Carlisle that Ito has,
recommenced bits husiniss of House Painting;
Glaziat;and Paper Ilangioz; ,in alfits various
branches:. "His..,shoois in the ycan. of the
Granimor School.; Tbanlithl for post fawns
ho, hopes by strict attention to business to *hero •
11' portion ; of public rpatronago:' He will *lea
attend io;the trimming 'Arid painting 4,Veciiinn
Blinds, &c.. Prices made to•suit..the titriessed,
all work wairtinted.gitod.or , no pay, ;• ,
Cciarlisle,flVei":9;,gls.27-4C , .
.oi7 the Bungry '
•
EcEivED -thie day. , Oireci from Cincin, j :
oaf it-ioci - pinin nods fdnoy',.?Silinr C tired
Amai,sViiiecos Sokar .Cured •Ifocr.in more
and for 'dela Ohenp.for rash ortho• ninny groT
G: WILLIAM - co.
Mnith PO 1853. • . (Into linlberen).
•
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Xilineburaor!n Coal: •• '• ' • •
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100o . TQNS LiniebtirnerVCoal pf tho best
just receiving rind rer,ea ! ely,•P. ip D-,'
OLE, jr. '.only 5'2,40 Perkin. • '!...'s
Guild°, March 16, 1853: p t •
Atii.ofittaiteou
•• . •
•
TlRE:'lloretafote,OXistilk4rnit : of 11;4;": ,
Steineritinh liebri , dlA.altrinifin4st* -
timo'and, have again united:larder the firm I
StetaaS,4, l 3A"Elorner Of-Wart:et SqoM.
Hoptrigi mridez4Ner I:creased firin(of .Stoinor
Itroi:l4t hieiorkorn,h*lease of Iheir cermet , '
b tie in des: 4, , , Tifer,lieVeNeit 7 eYery facility an d
otlit snairegti . effettelbliffttoo customers'
1 ai".' , ltavinginadenrrabgements-with_thelar•
jest Importing of .tpalticriopi, and Now
etk so as to receive the firet tit'ytecof Goods',
that come to.fhozeimarketey aai,!. at the LOW- '
EST 'PRICES! ;
Thankful fer poetpationtige.,thit . y.eqlicit a
continuance from their old - onsioriers,, and
respectfully' otheke.to ezanine' titter,
.new style ofsuperior : ;
SPRING. tz SUi i CLOTHINCI I
oltof their manbfactora, mid ,making a! , Oat
.plete,Mn assortment Ds cfirt ho found in. any
mote - in the U nited States , - As follows::
~
DRESS Si. FROCK
of the boar qualities of 'English and French -
Clothe, Me& 'and trimmed tin the' very best -
Style ; single.breasted Albert Coats, sinew •
style; welt adapted tolueiness mon, of French'
black and Colored cloths, - at very low prices t
single' breasted Frock coats of French cloths,
close imitation of the fine dines frock tests at -
hall price r sprinjEttok Coats of cloth, tined
'meros and t woods.; varionv:elours-and .
French Sleek Doeskin pia:Fancy COSEIET3
Of .
ov.ork 111
4eBpiiptis.K , •
, .yEsTs viag, . TS!! 1.
VtS
Rich Fa'ney Silks..and Saiiaa , Dlgcic d0,.80m.
bazinea,. Valencia:a; Marseitibsp'Znd G! allica
at all,pricep.
BOY'S! CLOTHING .
A full assortment of Boy*is
' FANCY DRESS ARTICLES,
etiribracing all the new .styles of Finer
Cravats,'English 'Satin. do. fro.,
Gloves—White blaultiand col'd' silk; P.l'!,.
Lisle and cotton of every dei3oription. 'frr rftlr
and Carpet'Dags of superior finish onii
prices. Suspenders of superior new h
glish .and. American manufacture; Uni.eri;
shirts and Drawers of fine Mirino.' MI nob
jean and muslin, ol eyery description. I.'tn
brellas of silk and potton.very cheap. Alllof
which will he sold at ‘tfieibwesettrlces Nagar
sale or retail. ,
til - Remeraber• the Storieloube, corner of
tiroPublic&mare. • 'STgf B1109 : -
May .
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t! f)ii:'-:'''-(" , oilf
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4.
CHERRY PECTORAL:
Jr.:O ihe Cure of . -
COCGRS,
HOARSENESS, BRON-r
OFKITIS, CROUP, .,E~S•TS~
WA . , 'WHOOPING - COTIGH,
CONSITIVEPVIOTT.
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Of all the numerous medicines extient, rand
soroorokthem 'valunblel or tha cure of put.
monary. complaints, nothing has ever. been
found which coal' compel:a in its effects with
this prepariitiOn:-.others cilia sometimes, but
at all times and in all diseasea ob the lungs ,
and throat where medicine can Oils relief, this
will do it. It is pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe in accordance .with the directions. We
do nut advertise for'ilic information • of those
who have tried , It but those who have not.—
Families that hove known its value will not be
without it, end by its timely use, they are
secure from the dangerous_ consequences of
Coughs and Colds which.neglected, ripen into
fatal - consumption.
The Diploma of the Massachusetts Institute
was awarded - to - this preparation by the-Board
of Judges in September 1847 ; also, the medals
of the three ~great Institutes of Art, in this
country; also the Diploma attic Ohio-Institute
at Cincinnati, has been given to, the Cunnair
PECTORAL, by their Government in considera
tion of its extraordinary excellence and osefal
- in curing affections of the Lunge and
Throat..
-Read the following opinioiLfounded on'the
long experionise of the eminent Phoieien of
the port and city of
ST JOIINS, liar 8, 1851
Dr J C AsEar.
Five years trial , of 'your CHERRY PECTO
RAL in my practice, has Kern what I fore
saw front its composition, most be true, that
it cradicatee,and cures the colds and coughs
to which we, in this section ,are peculiarly
!IWO:
I think its equal has not yet been discovered
nor do I know bow o better remedy can be
made tor the distempers of tbe Throat end
Lunge. J J BURTON, SI D, F R S.
. Seo what it has done on a wasted constitu
tion; not only in the following , eases, but a
thousand more
Suirnony, Jon 24th 1861
Dr Ayer: In the month OfJuly last I was
attacked by a violent diarrhea:: in the mines of
California. I returned to San Frannciscn in
hope of receiving benefit " from a change of
climote.and diet. My diarrluca ceased, but
wan, 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 Worst:, and when I arrived
at New York, I was at once marked by may
acquaiotences as, a vict;m of. consumption.
I must confess that I saw no sufficient reason to
dot what my. friends all believed. At this
time I Commenced taking your truly invaluable
medicine with little' expectation of deriving
uny. benefit from, its use,, You would not re
ceive these lines did I not it my duty to.
state to time thiough you, that my
health ' in the 'space of - eight.monthe, is fully
restored. •I attribute .it to .tlie use of your
CHERRY FECYQRAL, piuri truly, , .
WILLIAM W. SMITH
ASHINOTOII, Pti., Aiwa 12, 1848.
'ittleiir sir a Feeling that I havebeen'spared from
a premidare grave, through your instrumental.
.Ity.by the gsrovidenee of God, I will like the
iberty eapaarsa my gratitude. - •
'A cough and the alarming symptoms of Con
sumption had rredueed.tne toe low to' leave'_me
anything likehop_e,•when my phyeleian-breught
me •ft bottle oflayoui — PzerustAr., It Seemed to
affordlinmediate,rehef, and low in a few wreka
time has restored me to sound health. If it will
do for others what it has done for me, you are
certainly one of the benefiamon of mankind-.
Sincerely wishing you every Ideating,. I am
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN J, CLA SEE,
Reetonof St. Peter's Church.
With such nitsurance, and from such
men, no stronger proof eau be adduced ,
unless it b'e from-its effects upon trial.
Prepared and Soli! by
JAMES C. ATE
rnACTICAL Lowell, 31n$11.
Said in Carlisle . by Dr.S:Ed?iorivand S. W.
Dem-stir Mechanidabarg by . Dr Ira Rat
—in Nowville by .1. IT. Iterron—in Shippips
burg.byl. C. Sr, D. and by -Drug—
gist!, gener e ally thrnughotti the State.
' :LOOSSIIIITHINg. , '
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: 116 1. 10'..Zero k re hie i ser d el l w . to
t at I I: : i .7l. b lPl l.l 4 ;: i ll ni. e a :s lBl .
1 : 1 1i ii llio il a °n"1 :t 3 e l attends Bo ll. eaile:
leingint and th9nauklog , and repairing
eh win d ow tipringe, EA. Ail Jobbing .
%Ade line of Waltman proinpoly ewe.;
dod du, .at • lop intee. • ille rimy., he
found= lile lunian on Pomfret stmget,
it feerdoore emit of the Second i'lleo•
byterten Church, and hopes te.re
-oceivo ai liberal Otero of iiiii public patronage..
. C0r1te10,'19ni4,.11853 ,
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'Thagiet Fepthers. ,
THE lubagiiiher !Inkiest opened' an invoic e
of 01111:101and , othor tenthera at . ore•
halt the &mei ptie.e. Alpo array choop , lot
S4l4B.' dE ' l;
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Mineral Water, Sarsaparilla, /ft.
THE eubicrib6'would'reprect folly shiruneo
to tlin . eitizena CeirHalo and celtirennity' •
large,, that. e lino oornmeneid 0143'0014a. -
'turn of, Mineral Waters ariO Sarsapplilla
very test 11mi/tt:Owl quatni ‘ '':antr, the
'urPorter, Citter.
amply proposed t4r furniab4ll, 0 P rfittlY.'
P"despatch, amillnPro),44lnci attention
irteati, to rebeivOhnt,tittfrktfot!"Ano to
V nliprptioe,whichheCtroniAarolly
dent?' ;ill ..Pdaio:;;sfreet. 1116:
Bridge:: GE onurah6J - fm.,40 ;
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