IVIARRIED,
On thelsth inst. with one ceremony, by the
Rev. ,J. 'Ev, :Mr. JOHN MCCREA. to Altos
BARBARA M t SNYDER; pud.lllr. Jortu IV t its
SNYDER, all of Mifflin town
ship, Cumberland county: .
In Baltimore, on the 80th ult., by the Rev.
A. IV. Lilly, MARTIN HERMAN, Esq., pf Silver
Spring township, to Miss Mary A. daughter of
the late James Thompson, Seq.., of Carlisle.
On the let inst: by:'the Rev. James Harper,
Joon Catswei4",..Esq. Postmaster ot Shippeus
burg, to Mira MARY LEE, daughter of the late
Edmund Lee Elites 'of Staten Island N. Y. ',
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. A. U. Kremer,
Mr. ALEXANDER DEEMER, to 1111 es MARGARET
MOgRELY, both of Cnrlisle, , ,
Ncw '3bim:li9Erneuts.
TBACHERS WANTED.
TETE Board of School Directors of the hai—
r...ugh of Adechnnicsnorg, will rocelve
written npplications from Teachers, until the
15th of July, for their Schools, No. I, 5 1 3 ,4,
for the session 00111 'Dancing on the Ist of Sep
tember, and to continue nine months, except
School No. '3, which will be lor S months.
Fur the rates per mon , h, apply to the Board.
HENRY RUPP,-
Sece.Y.
June 3 1 , '54
State and County Tax for 1854,
N abatement, of live per cent., will be al
lowed on State and County Tax, if paid to the
undersigned on or before the 17th July, 1 854.
at ter - that time - the whole amount will be re
and all persons are hereby notified to
pay their taxes on or before the feb day 01 Sep
tember next, as the law requires the Collector
to pay the lull amount el his Duplicate within
three months from the dote thereof.
JCS. C. TH ONI I'S 0 N ,
Carlisle, Abe 21, 's4—St. Collector.
Brigade Inspectors Orders.
IN accordance with the 141 b section of the
lkia laws of the. State of Penn'a., passed ,the
rith day 'ol April. 1819. An election will be
held at the Court House, in the hors nob of
Carlisle, on Monday, the 3d day,al July, 1854.
.lietwo.m the 'hours of 10 o'clock, A ill. and 6
1' M of said day, for one Maj. General, to
command thelSth %Ouch is compos-,
ed of Cumberland, Ft anktin and Perry counties
• Brigade. Regimental, Batelion and Company
Officers will be punctual in amending said elec
tion. „ SAMUEL CROP.
• .
Juno 2t
Attention Dypepties
T ' sr, of you who have been afflicted for
years with this botberiome disease. and
who have been using almost every Nostrum
before the public without relief; we say to you
try " Beachers Antidyspeptie" and you will
soon..be convinced of its great superiority over
every other preparation. We could give you
°many certificates corohorating our assertions,
but a single trial is worth more than till. This
remedy is.prepared and-sold at the Drug Sto .. e
of B. J. KEIFFER, South Hanover street, n
few doors south of the Court House, Carlisle.
June V, '54.
CLOTHING AT COST.
THE subscrilmr has an assortment of fash
ionable and well 'made CLOTHING, which
will he sold off at cost for cash. The stock
consists of
Cloth and Cashmarett Coats,
Linen and Gingham, do •
Tweed and Joan, do
Silk and Satin, Vesting.
Cassimers, Jean's and. Cord pantaloons,
Linen and Cottonado do •
with all kinds Clothing usually found in a cloth
ing store. lutondiog to relinquish this branch
of try business, great bargains can be had by
calling soon at the cheap store of
CHAS. OG;LBY.
CARPETING.
___A—fow-pieces—just-reeivelt-from auction and
Bolling very low. CHAS. OGILBY.
June 21„64.
TO the Heirs and Legal Reptresenta r
Lives of Robert • Gra il am , late Of
the• county of Cumberland dec'd.
IPAKE NOTICE that by virtue of a writ of
Partition and .Valuation issued out of the
Orphans Court of Cumberland county, and to
one directed, I will hold an inquest to divide,
part or value the ,fftil estate of said deceased,
on the premises, orrf-TUESDAY,' the But day
of Atutust, A. D. 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
when and where yint may attend if you think
proper. JOSEPH McDARMOND,
OfTiee,Carlisle. Sheriff.
June 14, '54,-6t.
GAELS PITTING PIi37IVIDZIWG.
MIIE undersigned would inform the citizens
of Carlisle that he has mielii'arrungements
to do GAS FITTING and PLUMBING at
short notiee,and'on reasonable ternii37 , He hes
engaged the services of a first rate hand, from
Philadelphia, and has supplied himself with an
extenqillt 171915011111 CM— OFF/ r ER;
will enable him ti fill all'orders prOmotly, All
wor't Will be warranted. His stock of Gas Fix•
tures will be fouittl lathe room exactly oppsite
his Timing establishment on• Worth :Hanover
street, where he invites a call.
!PINNING, SPOUTING, ,
•
Ho is also prepared to Mania'', or make to or
der every article of TIN;T/Aft.E used .by
housekeepers and others. fie will also attend
to SPOUTIN.G,IIOUSE•ROOFING, BELL
HANGING, and PLUMBING.
Thankful for the patronage with which he has
already neon favored, he respacguAly solicits
a continuance on the same.
MONROE MORRIS,
'5l.
Carlisle, June 14,
A VALUABLE FARM
, FOR SALE
I N pursuance of the lam Will and Testament
of Jacob Knisley, dec'd, late of Southamp
ton township, Franklin county, will be ()tiered
at private sale, the Farm of the said dec'cl.
initiated in said townslip, lour miles ,werd of
Shippensburg and ono mile east of Orrstown.
The Farm contains about 112 cures of the
best quality of limestone land, a good propor
tion of thriving timber, and the balance in a I
high state of eultikation.
'Fite improvements arc a largo
T W,O-STOlt P B WIC ~Ligit
DWEILI f IKG HOUSE, Stone ,1,51.1,,
Bank Barn. Wagon Shod ' and 1-4 , 74,,..
Corn Cribs, &c., all. in good re- ••= -1- •
. .
pair, a well of never failing 'Water and a 'cistern
at the doom — Also, two' Orehards.ef chOise
Ifruit, &e.. -This farm is plentiantlysitaated one
mile from the thriNing ,Village of. Orrstown,
pwhere good stores and mechanics of all kinds
are jo,,a,cd, For Ipiptis o ntness of !Oration and
richness of the coil, thellbrart ie bellaVed,to.be
one of die best in the eastern mid of Frrinitlin
county. 110 should not ben, Sold letor e the
2Cith day of September neit,it will then be sold
et public outcry at I o'clock; P. M.,:
Pnrooris wishing to "vroni tho property will
.
plegao call on tho svhscrihnr near t h o
sumo. • DAVID SPENCER.. ,-
Executor of Jacob Rowley, dee'd.
Branch Mills, Juno 14, '54.
WASZCILVOICON EOTEL
•C:44' , EiTOUG 11 hiving taken the "Washing
ton Hotel," lately kept by Mr. I 1 f,:iturkhol
der; •is prepared' to noaanintedate his - friends
and the ptiblio generally. 'Every effort will be
madO to give full ,satisfaction to such - as mpry
faior Min gith their , patronage, Terms. mod
orate. [Carlisle, May 10, 1854.
narizameovar . NOTICE— ,
To the gallant Volunteers of Cumberland, fer
ry and Franklin Counties. ' •
bfy
eld.frieeds_and_heroes in an* . I
have
NO the honor to serve my country front the,
Division' that has gained so muolavntilitary re
. nown in the war of 1812, and I have now been
closely engaged as a military officer and pri
vate for; in:Airn , de forty•years, I have just
emerged out of fourteen yearsservioe as prig-
Adler General and feel myself 'qualifiedte nein
mand• the 'Division. which
,I. NOS spent' the
beet part of my, life, in..' I now ask the fever
of my gallant military, brothers to confer the:
honors of'a'General n on:tho undeislgned
ot the eneu!ng.eleotien t ; Monday the Od of
n•
• " tn ittl'Aitmoß s'
• WA
Brigadier Genera",.eninrnanpini;q Brigatir,
15th Vol. • • June 7,.13w
. .
*.itThe Frankllnvad P.otryl neunty pieta
• insert l3t:'• :• •
• G:
-A TT 0 R-N tir;ii7l4iiitend
promptly to all
1852bnakneoa:minMeted,tif him.
Office in tho rdom' formerly soacanhrtt
I p liolai
'Wil
liamlrvine Hammer St'„
„qi1.40, • ,'•
• • -• .
9 / 1 0 : 1 r*O.', : 0 1,1 #P'
bugze,le%pririni
ri..Harriqbtftg;
. .
7111; subscriber would call iLe attention 'of
ell Parties requiring a desirable Furnace
to Clillsou , s Celebrated Warming* and
Ventilating Appara us.
The (opal...ilk/1a o. this lurnoaeis known,
• having bane ititrodutwd dun g the past live
years into about 4 500 nubile busidings and inura
than 8000 private niviutings ; 018 togetlifir_wiqi
the immense increase of sales every year to the
be..t evidence that cart be adduced of its allot,-
riurity over all other furnaces. By the use of
Unison,,, F urnac e, you secure the following ad,.
vantage's:
FREE 'VENTILATION.
rho -hooting : surfaces-being et a
teapot-inure that will not disseeate the air.
kßecoroliticAb Vat Or FUEL.
VILEAT DURABlLlTY — Boil.ginade entirely of
Cart Iron, not liable to runt, will require no
repairs (Idling a lifetime—it is easily,inanaged,
and will not expose the building • in which n Is
placed to danger from fire, like the other fur
naces.
We litivelthe testimonials of hundilelie of the
most scientific men to attctt to the truth of the
above statement, all of whom pronounce it to
be dealt:it:illy the best furnace yet inve •tted for
producing a pure and healthy atmosphere. We
herewith annex the names of 'a few well known
and eminent professors; who have used them.
and "kindly furnished us their names as telek
enees:
Prof John S Hart Prof Parker Prof Norton
Pres Win . if Allen Prof farsons Prof Dana
Prof 13 Sillimun Prof Ripley
- We - have -introduced-this season -five -now
sizes, so that all parties may avail themselves 01
tins great improvement at a very . moderate
cost. We are now prepared to tarnish an ap•
paratus, to warm a single room, or the largest
building in the cannily.
No. I Portal) 0. Complete,
2 • do .- do
3 do do
4 (: do / for brieltwofic , „ 48
5, do tin 60
3 Extra Radiator, (with Bars and
French Plates,) ,I \ ft 70
3 do do do
5 do du do
6 do .do do
_ .
This N 0.6 is the largest and most powerful
Furnirelinade in this country, and is admirably
adapted for Churches and other large class
buildings.
We continue to sell the apparatus at the same
raise as mikuln first introduced, live years ago.
Although the present high price of iron has in.
c, eased their cost -25 - per-t , ent, - owing to their
great weight, sill we are enabled hy the crest
increase of sales to furnish the article at the
lowest possible price. One laundry alone,
Messrs NV n r nick & Leibrandt,' have contracted
to famish us with 500 tons of Furnaces ibis
Season, so that we are now prepared to furnish
them wholesa:e or retail. We superintend ilia
erection of all Furnaces. when required. and
warrant them in all cases.
Brigade Inspector
. .
pROPOLTPAN COOLING RANGE.
We have also the most complete Booking
Range_that has yet been introduced ; to.which
we call the attention of all win may wish to
secure the most perfect and desirable cooking
apparatus ever iiiveitied.
I.II.KR.9ON'S PAT. VENTILATOR. ;
We are the only Agents in Pennsylvania for
the inaMufacture and sale o. this Ventilator,
which is acknowledged to be the only perfect
Ventilator ever made for correcting the draught
in smolt y chimmes, and for ventilating buildings
or all kinds. As there are a great many imita- ,
tions of this valuable article now offered (Or
sale, pieties will he careful to examine that it
has the; Emerson Badge attached.
PAT. REGISTER AND VENT4LATORS
We have the largest and most aiinplete as•
sortmens of list Air Resisters and Vemilatora
to ha found in the United States. Parties who
wish to purc`tase, either for private use or
wholesale, will find it greatly to their advan
tage to examine their stock.
SLATE ANDIRON MANILES
Wo.dtitve.nlways on hand , on extensive assort
ment of those beautiful mantles, in exact inti
ta•ion of Irltyptian, Spanish. Galway, and other
rare marbles.
For Anthracite and Wountinotie coal. • Also an
entire new pattern of the low down Grate, made
from the English Patterns,. and entirely now in
this country.
SOLE AGENTS
For the English Encaustic Flooring Tile, Garn
kirk Chimney Tops. 'and Terra Cotta Orna
meats, sueli as Garden Vases, tie. .
- . -
Porsons about building would do well to ex
amine our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Visitors, whether purchasing or not, ore eordi.
Idly welcomed to oar extensive Waterlionts,
and where we should be happy to furnish any
information respecting any of our goods that
may he dehired. A book on Warming rind
Ventilating ean.be had gratuitously at our store,
either personally or by letter.
S.• A. HARRISON,
l• Warming and Ventilating Vt arehouse,
11(3 Walnut at, below Sixth,
May 31 7m] .I , IP lIMADELPIIIA
11 PLIMILO !ti U. ALIA lA
- 120 . 41031-1:7E111.11. - EIA CI IV/
A G. K El', having taken the Da
/le guerreon rooms in Maricin Hall, known
as A. B..qubb's•Gallery, desires .o inform the
Ladies nnd Gentlemen of Carlisle thati-he is
prepared to take Likenesses in the most supe
rior style of the art, such as will folly sustain
;he reputation of this popular establishment.
Ills rooms arc large. pleasantly situated and
~„comfortitbly furnished. Ile is provided with
The mo=t powunful and perfect instrument for
taking pictures and warrants satisfactionin
„all cases. . A full simply of cases or every va
,riety of style and sike, plain and ornamental,
kept constantly on hand. Engravings, Paint•
ings, &c., accurately copied and duplicates ta
ken of original lilceneses. Likeneses taken of
sick or deceased persons. .Prices macerate and
satisfaction ,given in nil cases. The public is
invited to call a' the Marian Hall Daguerregn
Rooms and examine the numerous specimens.
k"/"Daguerremypes inserted in Lockets,
Breast Pins. Pingo Rings, Pencil Heads, &c.
Carlisle, June 14, '54.
Plainfield; Classical Academy
Xiar Carlisle, Pa.
1911IIE ffith SCSAii)II will commence MAY Jet.
I A retired and healthfal locati4n, with
cm:;11 instruction in the varietal departmentwol
Classical or hlereantile cducMU olt.
Torota—Board and Tuititinlyer
seseion). • - - - - • SGO 00
For C4talogues with full i.nlhrmation ndlrene
R.• 13 URNS, — "
. .
Principal & Pravriepr.
Ilkinfield, Climb, Co., Pa. '
-W3£ETE7 EIA.Tai• ACADM 327.
Three n uk e West of larrisburg,
. . SESSIO Ni
MHE SEVENTH Oof this flour:
Ishiag lustimion will cornnielibe on-
MONDAY.. thy ist flay of MAY ncitt, The ad*
vantages which it'affoids, it is believed, are ofn
superior character, and pareine, and gnerdiatie
ha
ar s solicited to inquire Into , nicrits before
13( mling their sena' or wards elsewhere:
favorably sitinded i the instructore,are all cont.;
pe•enuand ettperiencild. mem. the course of in
ett notion is ornenaivdmid thorauult, and special
attention is' paid to the comfort arid health of
the students. . . •, • • . •
Boarding, Washing. Lodging, and
Tuition in English, and Vocal Mu-
Co, per session (5 months), • 855 00
luStruction in Ancient or Modern. •
Lurigutiges. each. . 5 04
• Instrumonts( 7 'lO 00
For Circulars 'amid other 'informntion• address
• ' .I).I)ENIAN GER,
• •". Harrieberg, Pa.
IIII; sebseriletar ham lust o p ened 'ap ar t
moot of SPAINCi.SIIAWLS , and a vane
ty ',P 1
,IID , IG '16,01)65. , :
op l '
.5 'Ed • •• ' GEo.
FRESH HOS AND PRIED BEEF:
FRESH.' urriVal of Sugar
,oured
J' and DttIEID.:)3BEF, rocaiod);Trom
toinomnati and fur ado at,WI4LAMIS'
,Groaart Storo,•in %V t. Main Strcot, .•, „
• r. Ng,
TiitS, TIIAT, AND THE OTIIEE,•by E: L.
Chandler: , „
LICL„A,~ND ITS 'AptS, 'k)abliphed by Lipinoot
, ' I
LESLIE'SNEtr REClt i g. poox.'
At'tQN:l,opKE, nn autobiography; ,
DDDD' F4IIILY ABROAD.; py pb 41 44.
Levier. , • •
'DEIIIND TUE SCENE, by Lady:34l*er:
CAA AIDED:, 'by Mns
F,RANIC
GatkitAM' , ,S . :rtYWNAArii
DODDY'S Magazines for JUN-E.
I • IM:Philnaeliila,ltialtliiiiire'nottliew York
Daity;tind , Weekly Pap'oib foi sale at PIPER'S ,
Cheap,rDooli and Petipdical •Storo,,'„• '
' Sir , Set,
JunkLY 0,1T41t0
.ta r tiptelltutrotto.
,CEEZZOONr'S
Patent Ventilating Furnace.
MEM
OPE V GRATES
NEM GOODS.
1113
I."tnititic,t '.'rillt.sbrt'f:i7.-
, . Y •Spr •-
Caledonia (Sweenk's.oota , ings
' ADAMS' CO., PA; "
!treillage Springs. sheeted on the, SnuthAlcin;
1 talc, a short distance-from the pike loathing
from Chimbersiterg to Gettysburg, Pa; will be
opened for visitorsuu tilD /51h tit UN E' next.
Large and eninntediotni building., including ex
tensive Bath Houses for hot and cold plunges,
hoes - keen erected: The grounds have'been
much improVed and every effort made to ren•
der tbese dpreigs a popular Place of resort. An
efficient and obliging Manager will have the
general superintendence, while the best; set ,
cants the coentryafibrds have been engaged.—
.The Table will be furnished with all the deli•
caries of the markets; end nothing letf undone ;
to render this OLD FAVORITE RESORT worthy.
- the patronage of the public, 'Persons leaving
I,Vashungton,,l3altimure.or public,',
in the,
morning trains , Will arrive ,ntrehamtteedlitirg in
time to take the ranches for. tea. For further
wheelers adds ces •
May :2; 3m
NIIITL SULPUUR AND CIIALYLIEATE
SPILINGS,
AT DOUBLING GAP
Theco Springs are in Cumberland County,
12 miles west of Carlisle, and are now open
for the reception of visitors. Tho valuable
improvements whibh have been made since
lust season, end the, recent discovery of the
Chnlybeats Spring, add greatly to the' induce
ments presented for the present season...
ANALYSIS OF TII t: WHITE SULPHUR . ANp• CIIAL
=
The odor of Sulphuretted Hydrogen, per
ceived at some distance from the Springs, im
parts to this water the peculiar properties of
Sulphur Springs. Beside this ingredient, I
Bud that the water contains Carbonate of
da and of Magnesia, Giauber's Salt, Epsom
Salt, and Common Salt; ingredients which
give it on increased value, -After removing
the excess OT carbonic acid which it contains,
it•gives nn alkaline reaction.
The Clutlybeate water readily yields a pro,
cipitafe after ebullition or continued exposure
has expelled the excess of carbonic ncirL 'Be
side the bicarbonate of Iron, which is lts chief
charncteristiti, it also. contains Epsom* Salt,
Common Salt, and Carbonate of Magnesia.
Respectfully Tours,
- JAS. C. BOOTH.
MI
I=
Having examined the elements that enter
into the composition of the White Sulphur and
Chalybeato Springs, of Doubling Gap, as ex
hibited in their analysis by Prof. Booth of the
Mint, a practised and competent chemist, are
authorized to say, that they 'possess all the
sanative properties of similar medical waters
in the various jiisortses for GM relief.of which
their use has been recommended by Physic
ians. • N. L. ATFIELD,-M. D.
It. IL TOWNSEND, II! D.
lIENRY'EARTSBORN. AI. D
- Philad'a, 111nr.v - 28; 1854. - - [Juno 7, in
PERRY COUNTY WARM SPRINGS
LT. H. MTTVII., Proprietor,
WISHES to:inft,rm Ins former Visitors, and
ihe Public in general, that he will be read) to
receive Visitors on and after the sth of .lune.
He desires also to say, that he has largely im
proved his House, nod the Grounds around.—
Ile has. erected an additional Bathing House,
separate from the other Bathing House, connect
ed with which there is a large Plunge Pool,
expressly for the use of Ladies. With these,
and thelother improvement's made this Season,
he feels satisfied that he cat) give more general
satisl action atd•comfort to his Visitors than any
Season hitherto: and hopes to receive a Filar°
of the Public Patronage, By moderate charges
and strict attention to business, it will be his
effort to please those - who will favor him with a
visit •
Ho would recommend nil those whO desire
to spend the seasonm the SPRINGS, to Call upon
the References — wh` , Wie'liames accompany this
Circular. There is so place in. ,the State that
affords such delightful Bathings as the Water
which' flows .so copiously from the WARM
&nines, which is at the foot of Quaker Hill :
and for itsinediciamil qualities, none are cereal
to it , except the Warni Springs of Virginia.—
There are several other Springs close Fry, no
two of which are alike in the temperature of
their water. Sherman's Creek is delightful for
sailing upon, having a fine Island near. covered
with the tall oaks of :Ale (Orem. A Summer—
house is erected upon, the Island. Pisgah
IVlOnntain,some four or five hundred feet high,is
in front of the house, with Sherman's Creek
flowing at its base. From the summit of this
mountain there is commanded an extensive
view of rich and varied scenery, the surround
ing country being among the most pietti•esqUe
in the State. Among, the many attractions of
the Warm Springs, there are numerous shady
and romantic summer roads. making very plea
sant drives. Horses anti Vehicles arc always
on hard.
Persons leaving Philadelphia A or Baltimore,
-in-the-morning train in - Dancimnon, - nn the Cen
tral Railread,l4 miles north-West of Harrisburg,
and there taking o conch, which is always in
readiness, will arrive at the Snringitaliout 4 o'-
Itclocktlie fare being hut ,54,0:1.
,The conch
leaves the Snrhigs every morning for llnnenn—
non,so that persons can reach either of the above
CiGes in the evening.
All eominnnicat ions for the Springs should he
addressed, '1)1./NCAIVN.N P.O.for the Sving.,"
and they will arrive daily, on and after the .10th
of June.
D5-RRal;Jting frac, of charge to Boarders
June 11-, 1654.
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
JOHN D. GORD/I,
O . U n n i d n , f , o t r e e
s o t
B c h t l m m e t
n h , e
o h
i rt f s nose
ViO
atreet, next door tn• Marion the largest
nd most complete assortment of .
COOK . , OFEICE & PARLOVR STOVES
to ho found in this county, which will be sold
at the lowest prices for cash or approved credit.
His stock consists of a large assortment of sew
and highly approved .
PATENT - COOKING STOVES,
Finished in the Most complete manner, and'
calculated fur either wood or coal, or both. All ,
thehld standard patterns, Which have stood the
test of, CA povintico, may he found at his estab•
lishment. Also a groat variety of the most ap
proved and beautiful
PARLOR AN D. OFFICE STO VES,
Including a number of new •styles, possessing
very superior advantiiges over those heretofore
i n use . Families and housekeepersaro respect
fully invited to give him a call before parche
s* elsewhere.' :Stoves delivered to any part
of the eonnty.and put,up at the shortest notice.'
.410 continues•to do al, kinds of
g'2, TIN AND•,SIIL'ET IRON WARE, .
, , .
and - Copper work, end has consfantly.on band
or will ntake to Order every article required by
housekeepers or othets in this line. Ills stock
of Tin and Copper-ware embraces every kind
of household and kitchen utensil, warranted
anent to .theheSe mintlitetured' Persons in
writll.of articles in hisline may always be,sure
Of tieing accoinodatetlM thole satislaction by
giving him a call: , . fOetl9
C/Otniiie
STElllll.lra .39.1t0 1 0 di. • • ,
ATtheir old stand 'ON MAIN ST: ' the
corner stofe.by the Market-Amine, have
just received their Spring • and , Suniiinur supply
of Ready•lNlntle CLOTHING anti now•olie ,
t o the public the largest anci'most careftilly
inflected stock in this suction of country:. They
have beontvery. careful In making their soles,:
tine to pay. strict attention to the quality, of
the ma - torte's; and to the naatness, durability
and. fashion of 'the workmanship;:.and Ahem
getifo stock they tharefdre con' recommend.-.•
It comprinesi*ss.,4 •••'•
Sack nod Frock Coats, ,,
• - Dress and Bavarians Coats,
...!
Overcoats and Pea Jackets. ,
', •• Also.. PANU'S and VESTS
of every , closirahlolstyle • imid Tjuality, iogsiher
withlibirge supply:of ••••
Gtrillemen'e Furnishing Goods,
Shirts,'4ll.ndbi'slifrta, - -I)rthivero, , lWO : Fainiy
&ricks. and Oravatai.flandkorehiefs. Suspen•
de'rs Gloves; ihnlirellna;" - &c.- •
•XinPursoint in want of thwahove.nrticicalivill
do.well to doll soon and examine the'qusn tity
and prices of in goods.' 'Flio , •atlialesTamadt
above will ho sold risioniithingly cheap, as we are
l
determinetl•to'de l y all canipatition 'and those
who. are of 'ellenTr and '6lod' clothing
will do well. to •eal) and lixatnitio:•thii.'nunifilva
and Eirichdlof durgeroda before purchasing oleo
whace.r.- - ,•':" • • `ltlay.3-4m
,
CHEAP g 3A
r arrival of th e atainner "Old
111..1 North Hanover street; laden' with aliirge:
moo, pA it.DWA It E, direct from ;dip, man
ulaattifiailLia now, ready for: i talic., wboliaala
retail,, Conniry rriarehanla u w.iill do well 0 rail,'
as vvo'will sell thorn gondo - di . a TOT mall 6117,
vanoia na wholesale prices, and' wti •ara
diddrirrilnedio sell 'at' very mall. 'profitir:' diva
us d cull and.' aaa,parauadody,sin wiV not laavo
without parchatte, [eva& ' find
'the rnihr 'YrictiL'• ,Old "'eland, North
Hallam atrptil, Carlisle ;
latly 17) J COB SENER.
: .200Wev.AND'Sr/OPS.,
* To.IE subscriber has now on hand a very ex—
.l., team° and well. selected atock,of 80,0'ES
ariIISHOEH,• which he"will act'. . L
v oim.
, at "unasiially Inwnriees. ,FArahas..
eillront Wholesale realer's,lit tow.l
rates, he can otter etch inducements to puretnvi
sera as will make it tkeir interest to visit, his
eatablielnent. fle lute every article' in the
'•
path. and Hit nt line-- , for Ladta-or Gentlemen's
wear—lio therefore dCemn_ii tinneintaaarp to
particularize. 2:ll s erapna leaking good and
cheap gOodriart horned to give him a call.
• , April 12 ' W. SHELDON.
ANOTHER GRE.fI ARRIVAL!
SPRDITG- Et. SUMMER DRY GOODS,
TOE subscriber respectfully infOrms his
friends Sind' dlinierous customers. that he has
returned from niiladelphot with d larg,e and va
ried assortment orSpl;ing and Summer Goods,
ounsising in part of • .
• .
.- LADIES' D R ESS GOODS,
such as black and fancy silks,b lack and chroge
able alpacas, barages, borsgg de laines, mous.
de begs, botabazindi, plain, figured and chang
ea'de Fioplins, lawns, gingbams, show fs.,oaliecies,
gloves, hosiery, &c.
GENTLENIEN'S DI3,ESS GOODS. •
C 111CFIARDS,
Charnbereb tug, Pa
such as (Inc black and brown French Cloths,
black Doeskin and fancy Cansimeres, satin and
fancy Vostinms, black and In.lion fancy Cra
vats, suspenders, gloves, Psce.
HATS AND CAPS,
A largo •assortment, of Meles and BOys'
tints and Caps, embracing every style and qua
hty„ Al oso. a larg and varied assortment of
Parasols, I3onnets and Ribbons.
Bleached and unbleached Musling. Checks,
Tio'cin44. Jeans, Wills: Table•ditificri, Bagging
Oanahargs, cowling, tablo•lincns, &c.
A huge ns9urttnent of Men's lVomon's s ond
( Jhilrlcen•a Roots and Shees, Jenny Ltnd
Buskin Shoos at very low prices. •
Colored and White CA R pwr CHAIN,
GROCtRIES,
A large assortment of GROCERIES, such
ns Sagtr, Molasses, Rice, Teas, &u...
All who visit our estaishineot are free to
nets mvlerli , e that we are • stilling Foreign and
nestie Dry Ulnas, Hoots. Shoes, &c, at as•
tonishingly low prices! Our low prices have
sire( I y at tr trued a large number of people.
Tho attention of all who wish good bargains
is soltuit n .l. as groat in lucoinents uan bo olibrod
top trehasers.
D in't for , et the old stand, Humerich's cor
nee, North ilanover Street, •
Better, Eggs, Itags'and Soap taken et mnrke
pritee. N. W. WOODS,
Spring and Summer nitillinery.
RS. BRYAN, MILLINER, announce s into the public that she has just :opened a
beautiful and extensive assortment of Spring
and Summer Millinery, at her stand opposite
Arnoids store, in . Meehanicsburg. Sli,e pi now
.<21015. prepared to suit the taste
of ladies who may favor
her with their custom, as
her stock of Crape pen.
nets and cheap Bonnet's of
all kinds, Silk Ribbons,
Flowers, Trimmings, &c.
cannot be excelled. She
will also keep on hands cap . collars, under.
sleeve's, Intillterchiefs and Mitre: lisp assort
ment 'of fancy articles CannOt Lril to please her
customers. 1.41.1184 are , invited to call and see
for theniselves before buying elsewhere. Prices
reasonable. fapril
Chr.D housekeepers and young, with these also
Ur who are expecting to become housekeep•
ors, are invited to cell at
liALßKiers FAMILY GROCERY
and examine his elegant assortment of China,
Glass and gaeenswara, end other articles in
the housekeeping line, such as French and
English tea ens, heavy banded and plan,
Waite Grantte, gilded and blue do,
Dinner s-is at every, variety and price.
B tel it, I pitchers, turmoils. dishes. &c.
e—.2entro tablq pad mantel lamps,
Giniolabraa and other lambs. 4rok variety,
Fable ,tad bar tu,nblers. goblets, &e.
Fein aid prose vo dish es, in variety..
Cei ir•w ire—tubs, buckets, churns. bewle,
Bitter prints and ladles, meal bookets4t,c.
J3rushes--.sweepkag, white wash. scrubbing,
II in I and shoe brushes, dusters, brooms, &c.
NI tricot . , clothes and travelling baskets.
Also a chi iico assortment-el Tobacco and Se
oars. C ill ye why are fond of choice brands of
Sugars anl try thi Prin ftegaliaEH , thef 7 ,
I vieni,s and other Celia varieties, end yeti will
tied thorn of unimpr sellable quality, AlEii) half
Spanish and Common Segars, with elvAce
Snutiand chewing tobacco. apl'26
The Sprist,q of 1854,
WILL he a inomorable one in the annals of
our Borough—for the L. Ali G BS T
S 'l' 0 C hinds 'toast. cheapest and best
GOlDi aro now selling ~ I T rapidly at Bentz
St ti rotifers cheap store. Our BTOEIk consi,tsof
Silks, II ireges, Tissues. La,wns,! Barege de
Lains Gin:;lll.4, 1)0 [Sages, Alpachas, Call
e ws. Che4lo, Diapers. &c.
B mhos, Itlherri Parasols, lilts for summer,
•Gloves, II rsi..ry, Liees, Edgings, Spring
Sil twti, French Worked Collars, Trimmilgs,
•kl. Cloth a, Cliseimert4, Vestings and slimmer
stoTt for Man a I I B - ty's wear,' together with
a great many other C tads not mentioned hero,
butt,oit examination otir•stoek will be found to
bathe largest Cumberland county and will
be sold Vera lor. •-•
ApriA 12,'54. BENTZ & ROTIIF:RS'...,
Spring Style of Mats d'e Caps
• .
_,,..7.... -.ea ' • - .:,..4.." '
• ti l
77:-. ;.'• . e in 0 ' 11 , .."`• ' 7 - 1;
.. f. „-,, T. , •r . k :::it -..-.7. - --- , •
•• : +-.."7"."
'1 1 72V1C:211. TROUT, h i
tO•inform•his old friends t.hnt lie
AY has removed to his new „estaldishinont on
litga."Street, near the Rail Road Depot, and ie
now opening a lay,ge and elegant assorttnent
the
. SPRING STYLE OF AlA'rs,
joat received froM Philadelphia, which the gen•
demos of Carlisdi aro requested to call and ex•
a nine. h ty i lne a large aSsortitrent of Silk,
Fur and Slouch flats of hie own :manufacture,
got itp , in the' beat style and Various prices;
themxcelltimur and finish of which he will War
rant fill stock-he is confident only needs to
be examine' to be approved. 1)::19.9.15it a large
gar) ily ,floys' and Children's CAPS,'
oh Cloth and Fur and of every variety of .etyle
and price .just received fromVhiladelphiii. Let
all who want 'a Hat pr Cap gdvn him td_quil, os
'they miry be 'elm', of being suitild'i6 their own
eritiarnmirin. ' " ' Mar 2.2,
PreS :Drugs, Diedicinpv Exc. Scc:•
."/ I have just received from Phdadel.
phut and Now York very extens
m ive
additions to my former stock,"ebra
- (NI mug nearly. ()yeti article of Medicine
now, in use, toge.nor with Paints,
.Varnishes, Turpentme, F'erlumery, Soaps,
Stationery, Fine Cutlery, Fishing Tackle,—
[lmhof' of almost every description, xtith n
endolss variety of other articles, which I arn ( 4.
tormiped to 801 l at the VCItY Lowv , — prices.
All Physicians Country Merchants, Pedlars
and others, are respectfully requested not to pass
the OLI) STAID, tis they may, rest assured
that every article will be sold of a good quulity,
and upon reasonable terms.
St.—ELLIOTT,
!Wain woof.
=ME
HAVE 4011 A * GOLD ?
-
4"4ALLO II P.l lt.'S ' ELIXIR . had' aaMilied . ' ti
ivii tug coleibr4 'fOr tli 'carp d 1 nll dineasee
.artsing frons •MilntO'Ocirds "ruict.iiii of eitae'haii
been 'attested and approve by`Mindiods 91 o'ST
most".rospectablei citizens. '.ll - Covery•ihetance
limniethete'reliof has boon given, as the follQii:
;in.;cortilicato—from those• have' tiled it bears'
'testint.M . Y: I:Manufactured and for sale' by •
3 ANI ES 0 A L L 04,1 E R., Agent.
I
tva'the undorsignod do r:ortlly that we .hasg
uneditia Inher's"preparetion-rOr . ConsoMptionl
Colds; Disensee of dm . Lintgs,- Liver,' &0., AAA
hnvingtexpeiloneed imnsediate!relittf:therefroM
. wduld . reeonimend itto filllatllictstlin that; viol:
T '. 'Thos fl Skilesel. ,:, h.Mre.NII Gouldi- • ,' •
' R 3 l . l;.llloCoY,'•y , . '' , E•Li.tvoif, ,, - ., ~•:'
,•. Pater Pdonyer. : • '•.." ':l3-B , .liaikett..
:
Joseph tnbauhin''. , . N..:W..Woods:; . .'•
Calliele,./tpril 25;1854—Ay , ~ : . . r.' ;!, ,
' t#9l l v. ktit witonT , lll . ,:, li i , 14., 14., i - - ..,:y , ';',- . .wiAlcooo t p„:,:.•,',„';fi,„. ,
• t.: -, . -- ii, :fl,,inl,PArrmoivrt,' Cuiiia. Co: ~f,t el A R P.F. N. T E 1i9,, , Cfthinei mtiltereiriVoggoti
, --zir suzz i r.„ : #„•, spxvz h com - It i e ati m m ate a rs, ar r 47 4 l4 I,7l l t r era ;:e li i i; n o l. o.m i n i k o efe go n o nt d i
C ?Arc tl ngit : A :a ii '- ‘ 1 1 ; c 1 1' fli-::)''til9Cln'eli'le°rrtil" ki n d;
i',,9,2 4 1 ? 1 ,,titt i V4, 1; i ril e n i ; li ti v ik i r fit i a %,, 19 ,b n A l g
thriii ciin bn li ndl 'else ' Whoi.O.,' ;',4lloraottAirocfna' T .oo , 6 a f ! ' ii if i nt :ity,i ' V e A' . o l 6 l • l l l l l ;iii i ii:4,4 , ,.! - Vir .., i,i r '- ‘ ,4 : ,' Y, ,
tii' E: ' 11 Ng WEIL.6; Plietiiitow9,' 'di' 'WM. ',TV 0 wcr tp..an Ivor woo ntiard 0, 0,,t
' BEY MO t/ It, Iy.,' Carlisle, -will he iiroitiptlY, t i . n. :‘ , , P. ,c,1 , 1 "- , . 4, ' '.', %fp nt4 'v.:l,Tc% E::. '; ,
pittoOdea'Alo.' '. '. • 1K!,4)2', IS. . 6.1i.:,i' ( Wo',i'Efide Dioilil tfiniiv4itrilirtie '
Bt, Sl)ops.
tl6t Store of Ar.
tho. Groat titan for Dri , Gootie & Groceries.
DOMESTICS
BOOTS AND SDOES
April le, 184
China, Glass and Queensware.
Stotio' anb, SOS:
ZINC' PAIDITb.
71NC PAINT B; - otie third cheaper than
L. 4 White Lead;'Ond• free lino - WAIN puisonOus
qualities--The - Nevi J'ersy-A hie Company I riv
ing greatly - enlarged their INerito end io-proved
the quality of their products, - are prepared to
exectite:orders for their superior Paints,. Dry,
and ground in Oil, in usSOrted nocage's of lion
25 to 500 pounds. Also--dry, in barrels 01 9,00
pounds each. Their White - Zinc, which is
sold 'dry or ground in oil, is warranted pure
and unsurpased for body and uniform W hite
noes. A method of preparation has' recently
-been discOvered which enables the Company to
warrant their Painte to'kenp *yeah and soft in
the keg., for any reasonable time. • in this re
swim, tneir Paints will be superior to any otliiir
in the market. Thier Brown. Zinc__Paint.
which is solder a low price, and which can only
'he made from the Zino ores from New Jersey;
*q.now well known for its protective qualities
when applied to iron or other metalic surfaces.
Their Stohecolor Paints possesses all the pro•
perties of -the• Brown, mind is of an ngreenble
color for painting Cottages, Depots, -Out-buil
dings, Bridges, eta.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by their
Agents. FRENCH & RICH ARDS,
Wholesale Paint Denlirs and Importers.
all2-sm. N W sort loth & Mlnrket•ets.. Phila.
STRAW GOODS--SPRING 1854,
TIMIR subscribers are now pr'pared to exhibit
at theit:Splatdid New Establishment just
completed on the site of theirloimer 'stand,
No. 41 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
PHILADELPHIA;
nn entire pew and beautiful stock of Straw,
.Fancy_mt s4lk—Bornets -and , -Flats,-Flowere,
&c: and Panama, P , lm'and Summer 111118 for
Gentlemen, which our old patrons, Merchants
and Milliners generally, are,inyited to examine
confidently promising them, in extent, in vatic'.
ty, immwelty, and in styles, a stock unequalled.
QC Orders carefully and ninniptly execitted.
mh22-3m: THOMAS & CO:
Agricultural Ingileraent Er. Seed Store
rrof-lE subscribers offer for sale a large variety
a„ of Agricultural Implements, among which
are the celebrated gAGLIi PLOW. Prinity
Plow, ROitZer ' S Subsoil 'Plow, Corn Shelters,
tetra e and I-14y Cuit4s, Corn Fodder Cutters
and Grinders, Farmers' Boilers, approved Cul
tivators, Road Scrapers, &r..
. .
130YgR Qx HALL,•
Agricultural ',implement and Seed Store,
mar I) Harrisburg. Pa.
FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS
THE subgeribers are prepared to-receiVe or
ders for FIELD, GARDEN and FLOWER
SEEDS, of the choicest varieties and warran—
ted to be pure and genuine. kmong whicharo
Golden Oregon Corn, Stowell Evegreen Corn,
Roanoke Mammoth Corn. Adams Early and
White Flint, Orchard Herd Timothy and . Clo•
ver Seed, and every variety or Flower and Gar
den Seeds. Catalogues ,furnished when re r
quested: [COYER & HALL,
Agrieultural Implement and Secd Smre,
' mar II Harrisburg, Pa.
=
RA4S WANTED.
13ELNG extensively:engagQ in the mean
ly)
facture of paper, we will pay te_Country
Merchants and others having Rags.for sale,
mom than the prescht market price—CASH.
JESSIJP & MOORE,
• Paper Mapulaoturers,
Philp klp,!la—LNos.2.l. and 25 North Si, at
street below Arch, between sth and 6th. met
. G 'A' XS! •
Just Published—A new Discovery in Medicine]
A FEW words oil the Rational Treatment,
ES, without Medicine, Searmatorrhea, or local
weakness, nervous debility, low - iseirits, lassi,
tude, wo•dtness of the limbs and back, intlisen;
anion and incapacity for,study and labor, dull
nese of aperehenson, loss of memory, aversion
to soeie•y. love of solitude. timidity, Belli - lib
trust, dizziness, heache, involuntary discharges,
pains in the Side, affection of the eyes, pimples
on the face, sexual and other infirmities in man
From the French of Dr. U. DcLancty
Tim inviortanCfact. That these alarm in' corn ,
plaints may easily be removed w.rrtiouT AtEDI.
ClIVE,;18 in this sin ill tract, clearly demon4tra
tedi.and the entirely new and highly alled(l4iill I
treatment. as adopted by the Author, hilly ex
plained, by means or whichieVery one is enabled
taenrohimselt perfectly and at the least passi
ble cost,, avoiding thereby all the advertized
nostrums of the day.
Soot to any rul cross, gratbrand—post-from-in
sanded onyelope, by remitting, (poet onbb two
()Waage stomps to Dr,B.Debaney,l7 Lispennrd
Street, New York, (marl ly
Phil. Surgeons' Bandage Institute
4510 t ENIO VED to No. 4 Ninth street,
Ixth It tore above Market. B C.
. EVER ET"I"P'S Patent Graduating
Pressure TRUSS, for the cure of Rupture;
Sholder Braces, Supporters, N.',lastie Stockings,
Suspensory, Hemorrhoidal, end Bandages I'm
deformities. , Jan. II —l)r.
cLorrx ! CLOTZLING !
The Ltirgest and Cheapest Clothing
--
---- Siore - in Carlisle 1 ------
A RNOLU & LIVING , TON have now a:
their store the largest and best assorttnent
of ready madd Clothing to be found in .Carlisle,
whitili they are able to sell at less than city pri
ces, and lower than the goods eau be bought at
any other store is the place. The clothing we
sell is all our own manufacture and not bought
ready-made. We never have to deal in dama
ged goods. We buy good. sound material and
nothing else. We warrant every (thing we sell
to be well - made and to give entire satisfaction.
Wo have now on hand,
NG & SUMMER CLOTHING
of all stiles and qualities,and at mires to suit,
embracing :bloc, black and fancy broadcloth
and linen dross, frock end sack .0 OATS. 'cloth
eassimereand,linen pantaloons, cloih, satin and.
fancy vests atilt sizes anddeseriptionsoogeth
with a large assortment orCrovitte,Ties; Stocks,.
Shirts I laud kerchiefsiGloves. Suspenders, &c.
&c.,
Shirts,
a variety snch as is seldom of
fered. Measures taken and clothing mode to
order. . .
Don't fOrget the steed in North Hanover at.,
next. door to Lyse's Hardeiard store,.and di
recily. opposite Illaolanghlic's hotel,
A R
Doelisle, April 19. 1854.-3 m.
Extensive FttrAittird'
would respectfully
et~ call the attention of lAouse Keepers and the
pttt?lie to hip extensiith stook. of ELEGANT
FURNITURE. including' Sofas, Wardroler,
Centrdellif other Talilts, Dressing end, plain
Burefius.and every etlim• article in bjs branch of
business. Also, how' n fined the ra'rgest: as
sortment of•CH A RS'in The lowest
prices.' inrColiins made at the shortest notic
and Hearse provided for funerals. I
itsa•call at his,tatablislihnent,on.lietth Hance
ver street, near Glass's HOTEL.. N..B.—Fur
biture hired out by the month oryear
Carjisle.Norell 120.. ,
W. 411 'PAPpIt fpfkPiEl
ere . attra
! r HAVE lust received my, Sprinestock of
PAPERIrAtIcuNGS,•whidll surpass in
Style, Quality find , Prke any 'that bus ever
~ been exhibited its. Carlisle. I respectfully so
licit h call froin persona in want of Paper:Hang.
inge 01 any descriptihn, as am confident my
assortment far surpasses any in the
,borough;
and la. style and price - has'but few rivals in the
lona) , ask :ofthe , pUblie, to Call and ex
amine my assortment -before. Purchasing, as - I
am confident my chaste designs cannot fail to
please thenmostfastidions. ;
\Vet • , J
of North . Hanover S.,treet,' .
• .Pa..*
•,
cheap lill(ttelles Jewel**
• , '‘VIIOLESALE and RETAIL'
„0.; iktl p i et.? P.biledelphio , Watch'
end Jewelry Store,:;' Nurnbert
„,p6,Nortfasecond Street, corner
,4( r.or.,.Q9arrYll9o°P.VlPl;kt".;
arr•-•,; 4old Lev,er
- . , catiißibiti • jewelibil,cariit 01/09v ENt /Ott
Gold Lepke, 18 caiet caeca, " 00,""
Silver do jewels, • ' 9` oo,
• Silver Lover, full jivelled, 12 00
A1814,67:0', Quartiarit '
Gold Spectacles, . • 700
; Fine Silver Speqaclqa, 1 59
Giddltratelete, • .! 'OO.. •
Leal& Gold 'Pencils:: :4,/
no
Silver Tee Spoon', Pol. S oo
Gold Ponamj,4l) Eleoeilood s6lr Holder. 1 00. '
Gold Finger, Itinge,37.6 cetitti to ,i4f34„,,Witteh`
.;latteee, 14 9904(4 rat6nt; 1811 Lpneti
5 ; °tip:kr, ordain IRV PrA2Parlioa .gqoda
warranted bavirhaLiliev are aoldtir. ,
!.§7PAPFigit HARLY.
edpaly .Nucceviore to 0. , Oqtrieil-; t
.P91 , 80j. 11 , 0 , 1 11 0 .;G 0 14 and Silver ~I.,4;,vi e ra; a nd:
bopineOrmiAciwor 4199,3-4•7-4110vd,Priqa!•,•••'''
itiibeeliniiethiis . ,
q z ;
ft. titltt nub pppintss
Erg tte Sire atitr.Dttugljhro 4 g,fffittimr.
Dr. C: L.'BELLING;
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR
Machaniosbnig, Pa,
Dr. Hamann announces to the .afflicted that he
is a regular graduate of the best Medical College
In
. the United States, and, during many years of
very extensive practice, has been familiar with
every form of disease, and succeeded in curing the
most_hopelestecru3ea. oven-when-abandoned-by the
regular faculty: Ills perfect knowledge of the ha.:
man system enables him to adapt the means to the
end, so as to produce tho most astonishing results:
The alarming prevalence of cilqpnso, and the often
imperfect medical treatment of the present day, has
induced him to make known use NEVER-FAILING
REMEDIES, that those that mourn may rejoice, and
the 'afflicted leap for joy. ALL, no matter whit
their disease may be, can rest assured of finding
relief, and therefore should not delay a moment.
Write disease and symptoms full and plain, and
you can receive an answer by return, mail' (free)
stating the medicine required'and the, price .of it.
Address, C. L. RELLING, M. D., Mechanicsburg,
Cumberland county, Pennsylvania.
N. B.—The Doctor will attend patients at ray
distance, when required.'
ILA NTCLIE'S
New Clothing Establisbment!
THE undersigned respectfully .announces to
his old friends and the mibli.?cenerally,that he
has re-commenced the CLOTHING BUSI
NESS in all its vat ions branches. and has Just
opened, fresh front the city, at "Leonard's Cora.
ner." North Hanover stroet a -well selected
assortment of
READY 11.1 DE CLOTHING.
embracing every variety, style andfinish, and at
mices corresponding to -the times and quality.
Ile has also on hand a superior stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. VESTINGS,
&c, of every style suitable ftlr, Spring and Sum
mer. wear. and which he will nialte to:order on.
terms which cannot fail to please. His stock
- also embratatia Lie :ot or Meii'9 Shirts, Col
late, Cravats, Gdoves and Hosiery; in short.,
every article pertaining, In gentlemen's wear.—
Flo respectfully invites the public to call and
examine his goods. N. HA:NTCH,
Apt '26,1854
NEW GOODS ---PRIC ES REDUCED
At CHARLES O:HLBY , S,
In East High Street, Carlisle, Pa.
VITE have just received a large and hand
some assortment of Spring and Summer
Goads—my second supply for the season
"inch have boon bought for cash at astonish.
ingly low prices . ,
Nlous do Bege 123 conts"worthlB,
Lawns, (fast color) 6 12,
do do 12 20,
Barrage do Gaines '6 12,
do 12 " 25,
6 8,
Barroizes 18 31,
Black Silks 62 " 87,
• do 100 " 1,25, •
Stockings 6 ft 12,
Illk Cassimere " 150,
with a large and general assort men tot ladies'
DRESS GOODS,
Barage, mous debege, and mango detains,
lawns, black and fancy silks of every descrip
tion and quality, black alpacas of high lustre,
blact bombazines of ft superior quality, and a
.good_assortment of Mourning Gnarls. .
DOMESTICS. DO 311.1STICS
Bleached and unbleached muslins, sheetings
from 1 to 3 yds wide. cheeks, Glasgow and fine
French gingham's, tickinga, damask towels and
"'We clothe, naftftin B , red, yellow and while
woollen flannels. shrouding flannel, &c.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES,
Cambric and Swiss ruffling, edging and insert.
ng, lisle, mochlin and itoretnine lace, French
worked collars, do under.sleoves, do spencer
and cud's, m iarniag collars,black laced veilsjof
all sty lee, A very handsome assortment of
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons.
Boots and Shoes a little t lower than ever.—
Having now the largest at cheapest steak of
.Neiv...Goods.in-the edit nty, 1-..ana-determined to.
give all who will favor us with a call, great
bargains, Oour old friends and customers are
invited to call. . May 24, 1854.
SPRING ACID SIMMER
1851] Styles of Hats! [1859
j riEORGE KELLER -respectfully announ.
ilifeos to his old. Patrons and the publio gen.
orally that he has just roceived the
SPRING STYLE OF GENTLE
MEN'S FIATS,- , manufactured at
'ono of the best establishments in
•4 1 ..!=• - •'" Philadelphia, to which ho invites
special attention.
. Ho hoe. aleo.conslantly_on,hand a large and
varied lallsortment of hie awn manufaetara as
%otPas oily made.
~HATS.AND CAPS, .
suitable for• be, seation,nomprisingovery,vari
oy t of Russia, Beaver, Moles.tin and silk Hate,
fintslied in the latestetyle,totather with a full
absortment of Cape of every, shape and: des.
cription, and •at every priori . He particularly
invitee the public to call and examine his exten
sive assortment, which in•style, material and
IMish,cannot be surpassed by any in market,
and which he is able to-put at prices lower then
ever. tt:rßometnber • his old stand on North
Hanover street, between . Humor's and Senor's
aio e.. March 22, 1854..,.
Nails ! Von. Paint, dec
.
sahscriber has just peceiyed 100 hull's
~IIL. of NAILS, for 'sale 'at reduco prices.—
Also 10 tons of Ifarrirriered "Sur 14.°i-14-Black
smiths will- do. }}veil call.. :Alau'a large lot of
%Vince L'edd, Zinn Paints,'Oils, Turpentine,
:Glass and Putty, Smith's, Superior Copal Vol,
nigh, Soo; Alto . just received a large' stock of
lto*land'a mid 'New York make of Elliptic
Sprinks, - nll sale cheap at-the Old, -Stand;
Norsk Hanover street, Carlisle,"
MapJ'ACOB SENER.
TO r.a,nritiElng,,
riptiE subseriherinformulie pub-,
.‘1444 , ...11. lie that he hes 'constantly'
hand a:tifirtety'or eholee•youno LCN.
• •CUST"ritttES; from ten to fifteen
tees, high, - Whielt ware 'raised from
the mta; they 'are rill el the yellow , loSusu.,He
offers theni'M thodefato • prides; nursery,
situated in Hampden township, Cumb: 'et:fumy;
shout 5 miles west of Harriaburg,pn Om turn
pike.' Call end examine for yhursellvosi • '
Feb 22 lOwpdt PBCRLY4
Carlisle .Female Seminary, •
liAtissES ;:,EATIsTb will commence the
SPAINIETI SESSION of their Seminary
lieeend Monday in April; in a'new.anti
notnmodyme„schobt rooln,lpeext -clogrjt:o Mr.
Leona r rd'a. North 'hoover street.
Imo ractiori.in theaatigtingeemieNawing, no
extra charge. .
-,Mostomtglpt...by l m i esperionced Macnoroat
an extra clinrto., , (eept9llY.
Scythes, Scythes,- Ocythes.
A UST. receitied:tr farts tHES, of
left superior brands, to which the, attention of
Cradle 111afferiCenti. F,afreeraiis ietlitetl;;.'r he
attentifm afiFormera
.1a IllSq. , ,eolicitellltq :Oft
Oen . ' ,variety. of .Verrtiang
beet make,F 4intleiturnAett9tl
ct..s arstig S . oy.ah o ue .9n city, prioiis; o,olP,zrtiakc'es
l ' . ""nulilgt9r , ers priecs• 4k/ 8 o 4 ,B 9or l Priati - ,
/,warrant.:cis, of Cbt rn , t.which, tornaliti Mink
.b ut iti ho e i,th At i ikee,nny othr
T r y i t ; ... JOH N P. LyNp,,,
• :.. West Side Norilf Hanovei seieet.. -
.4.9075 0 1 P1 1 iN TIME
EilllOLElttl—NOßßl3s,'Pylenieiy.
AL) rhea, f tel•tiro making their speearance.—
'You'know the reinedy.' . 1f , you , ,tive any ret.
gard 'for the welfare yontketyosliyour.wile:
'or your 010 1 0+M; MlPPlY,Yearoolren.'"Sith
rlßoechorts DiaLohless Cordial.iz
otherwiseobide,tho consequences resulting from
a bigoted/ tlherenco—to.Auld, quaoker.r•':Y
j•YtVintchless Remed? dan'bo hint or • the Drug
!slow e r ') J •KIEFFER,
Soup!. Xlenover • streo4 a l(e ty.doors /mut 1031
:the COnftlionsi`o',"ol , littiti, -'• ' ' Stern.
tternmtcra •and , :Bullders Taro
tositinina thriimsortment •Lateh.
p!BoltriVllinget,;- Screwei Glass; , PdtV,
elm% SClL'All'lonside'theap dt • H
'ntarl3; l . SAXTON'.B. , •!'
•
Pgal anb OtlierNotice.s.
Estate ,of-Andre . w. Sensemani dec'd.
NTOT/Cgis hereby giVen that letteim nf ad
m iitafretion on the Cibtlite of Aad rdw. Sen
seinen, late of East Pennutioro:twp,tiumb ecic,
deceured, have bean granted by:.tlic, gegiater,
of said' county" to the, enhaeriber, residing in
Mnehaniesburg:: persOna, indebted to mild'
nalme aro required to niche immediate payment
and thdaehaving claims to present them to
JACOB SENSEMAN,
Administretorn
June 76w
Estate of Simon Analainba.tint;dec.
1V nr..114 is herebyzlven that letters of ad-
.1-‘ ministration on the citatemf 'Siren?' A ugh':
inbaugh, late of North Middleton twit;_Cumb
-erland c •unty,,deceased, have been,gramed•by
the' Ite t r.iiiiter of said county to the suttee fiber,'
siding in the same township. All persons in
dubled to said estaie nro required to make iin:
mediate payment, and those having elainis,to
present them for settlement to
ELIZABETH AUGHINBAUGH,
may 81) • • .
• Estate•of Maria E. Sniiih);clec. '
1100TICE is hereby given that letters 'of ad-
IV ministration; with the will annexed, of
Maria E. Smith,,bue of listupden twp, Comb.
county, deceased, 'hh"ve been granted by the
Register of slid:county to the subscriber, reef-.
ding in the same township. 'All,persons having
clams against said estate are rettoirett to
pre
sent them for Settlement; and - those indebted to
make immediate payment to
DAVID SIIOPP,
Ex'r.
May_24 fit
Estate of. John Hays, deb
NE is hcreby4iven that letters of ad-,
ministration . on the emote of .rolin.Hays,
late of FrankkiVil township , dec:: have• been'
granted to the subscriber; residing in &owl&
Middleton township, Cumberland county. All
persons inde'ited to said :•state are required to
mike it - rune - hate payment; and those - haying
claims to present them to
JOAN STUA RT,
Administrator.
May 10
Estate of James Barton, dee, • =
xTO rico, is hereby given that letters egad.r
IV ministration on the estate of James Bar-,
ten, late of Lower Allen township, Cumber..
land county, deceased, have been granted by
the Register Qi n said county to the stemoriber. :
resiling.in the same township. All persons
having claims against said estate are requited'
to present thorn for settlement, and those in:
debted to make immediate payment to
ISAAC BARTON,
Adm'r.
May 3-6 w
Town Property For S ale.
TffE undersigned offersiOr sale the follow
lug property, sithato in tho borough of
Csrlisle, viz:—
, No. I—A double too story
,s*frn DWELLING HOUSE,
situate on Bedford street, with
back building. wash house and
'''""" 7 ' - _'' cistern, adjoining property;:of T.
13,isrei% -- The lot is 122 leer deep,
No. 2—le a two story DWRI.,LANG HOUSE
weatherboardetl, with a, never.laihng well of
wutee ne it the.dricir: The two properties will
be sold serarataly or together as may suit pur
chasers.- •
No. 3—A TOWN LOT• containing Five
Acres, on the Harrishurg turnpike, opposite
Foland's.Point House. For terms apply to .
May 311) WM.. M. PENCOSE--
- ROUSE AXE LOT' FOR 11.1.,E.
THE two Story FRAME HOUSE '
and Lot of Ground in South Ilano• fr"
ver street, now occupied by Charles o A
atrium, immediately opposite Bentz 1S e .
Store. is offered at private sale. For
• terms enquito of the subscriber, Attorney for
the owner.
nov9's3tf) R. M. HENDERSON.
- novsms - rolt - s - dixit. •
THE - Brick • two story Doti ELLING
, • HOUSES., with basement stories,
is
.1-. 1 . belonging toned ntijoinitin t h e M.
rt li • . E. Church, near the Rail (load De
pot, are for sale. -- Th - e - fr will be
offered nt private sole until the let
of August next, when if not sold they will be
oilers italic sale on the premises, on or
befor the let of September, not thereafter.,
'l' to property can be seen and any Other in
for 'ttlnn had, on reference to, either of the
undersigned. CHARLES BELL,
J WORTHIN GTO N ,}Com. I
J 11/ EBY,
Carlisle. May 24, 1854 -
ROBERT B. SMILEY,
ABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
North' Hanover Street, and next door to Glass's
(Hotel.
THR 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 Wardrobes, Card amPother 'rubles,
Sofas, Bureaus. Bedsteads. plain and fancy
- Sewing Stands. &c. manufactured of -the best
material and quality warranted.
Also a general assortment of CHAIRS ht
the Lowest prices. lienitinn Blinds' made to
order, and repairing promptly attended to.
VrCoffins rondo at that shortest notice, and
havinea splendid hearse he will attendfuner
all in town or country.
Dritentember the stand— next doer to H.
Gl3.'c Hotel. nov24 R. B. SMILEY.
SOUP; I P. LIMA
Wholesale ant)
. Retail Dealer in Amer
ican, English and German HARD
WARE, Oils, Paints, &c., &c.-
and ril C lIA N ICS, builders mill th'e r pfildic gen-
LIU :crally, wit t are in want of Hardware of
any 19n1, aro invite I to call In and examine my
unasually , lorgo , ;stock of -goods, which I am
nt very low prices. Just stop in: it will
lanly,dutain you tl very few minutes 'to lto con
vinced Mit intro. iierybodi eays--that.Lyne's
is dlscidedly 'tits place to get good goods at letgi
prices—must be true.
I,YNE'S.flardwaro, Store,
West Side North Hanover streets
May. 10,18.51. • Carlisle.
S.EGA R, DI A NIIZA CT aim
.•. Sohn N. Armstrong. ,
~ Informs' the citizens of •ICarliele that he hag:
opened an eatabiishment for the anle of For-.
eign tuv&Dumestie SFIGAIt', on West Main
street, diiectly opposite the It.lt'..Deflot. where
he .will keep constantly* used
' ": 1' 0 C '
t g _
A.hlj S 1!.1IJ FE' • .'
of the best varieties. Ilse various brands of
Imported Segars cannot be surpassed in ritality:l
The lovers .of fpgrant sepias. and ehowere of
' - the weed", are ,to give hon a Mem
a large assortment of. genes, Pruhrellas, „-
• , LU.NIEI E R '
*HQ ; also,contimpas:The Lumber Business,
on the corner.ar West and Fomhol streets,
where may always he found a goierai variety
of: Limber, atdhe lowest market .*ielat:: t:t
April 26. 1661 ,
~•TOOMI E C.
?,ilJ.TlFl,ll;Whitei,l'optili,lloplthy,Gutps
end a.Sweet Breatit,=—All Who are do ii.ous•
of obtaining theke . benefits should ueo ZER,.; ,
AN'S.CFLEB p . TII ' WXSE ,
Tlii4 delicious' article' coOttiiiina" so' many' inert
torlouti, eh - Midas twit itlioutaiw'haleoitio ti
;mid Tavern e •vetth the - ciiikens ;Neil! Turk,'
Pltiladelehlo' , and . . ll altimbro. : t - Dentists Ore.,
scribejt-dtiAlke,r,practicg,most s,uccessfully,uud,
front evo,ry adores tit?:.coost, u dation.
are awarded ji.
• :Intlatnid 'dad tinetliag gonna' aid inifrietliate
iy•huriatittodrby•ita'asol; its action' upon Ilion* ,
id mildriatothing• and etreetive.9;' It cleanses the
tdellt•eo therougblyi.lhat •.they,ture-tnad
vat otrorke,whiteneso, end. diffuses thretw,kiho:•
taouth . :such a.•.4otightial.. frelltueissltliat v lhat,
. brpath,ianandeiati,e,auuititelyoty,aot, 41.,titojn%
foottiAliose . ottiout, tunti n ' to
decay. ao a' .iadosaginfooti i Mich thc§o aria;
rereotitek Hie al%"vay;tretriaiii 'Belied.. •
geed - the ,following
Mi Havingliaeit
ettninterided your' Tooth Too Wash inirtroiketiee'fot
Sahib timei'l find• it 'the mosceffectoal Dentifrice , .
ie;titte;.enditherOorcriecommend it. bit lie pub. k
k ,• • Dr: 1 A-t c.,a'arttiuv.,-Dentidt,;
, : ;• •. • • •••• t te- • ;
florid the'Ailloyying testimony.
• 4 1110-Zpnluart-4?e,ar Sir, I have fully tested
the rite - riteof your valuable l'ootb...Wasb r end-'
can, without - hooltatiOn, , ra oominonti•it as the
bust ;that has come U9der XIV .119,0 Oa
ezperiebbs Deattst.• of,T4t r . o o ,l M4J'Euxiceilki
classes the : T,eet b. mettles, etikl e her,
don, IrOtited ti; rlellelo ue
fragrance Co;
,The Breath. Frbita ..
tllosu:yrhtii thdiro hen of it,hoivbiel'lt 'will'oee' •
tritely riperik •;' '•J t• r : r k
• P P.7FicittircirSurgireniMentiet:'",l.'i
Ct. ;.. :.219 Soot lifTentlt titreet ;;;
end recommended-thy nil the onliar
bent Dentists lb NeertYrnit.PhiladelphiaMeki
Itintore. and other cities where has been in- ,
traduced}, All should : give it:a; trial,'
tcr 6 Prepared only lit 'Fronete i girtnne,, Ppm
gist and Che'mist, Philadeinhikand
.09 Rocrotoli 1,-AsolootAikiv,„qorlioo4 , , ,
Pqr,,heirnec k ;ltc,rutm,gobunkn; l ,AlPlr,9l l 3 ,l golF 4 .
. mbinnP.Pal , prv. oo#ll4vogi
DruggistrekotkloVierntii per bottle.