KEW DRUB & VARIETY STORE,
Stevenson Jf Mf inkle,
HAVE juhl received at their store, coi-ner o
High and I'iU. street 6. oprealte Col. I- ei
ree’a hotel, im assortment '
• DE.TJOS.j ...
Mcdlclos, Paints, TSjjSjf
T)ye Stuffs & Varnishes. Their \S?gga
stack" has been selected with ■ - Mfg||T
great care, and is warranted to
•he entirclv fftfch unn ot the vciy- , .
hestaualitv The store will be under the im
mediate supermlcpJiU'ce . of Mr. Dnvkle,
{IS acquired a thorough knowledge erf. the duties
of an apothecary under tne diucuOn of Mr.
• Samuel Elliott orthls place. .
- CariUle»^ u S uat 15, IS
SHERIFF’S SALE.
UIY virtue' of h writ of Venditioni Exponas to
H me directed* issued qut of the Court of
Common Plena of Cumberland county, will be
exposed to public sale, at the Court House, in
“thedioroughof-Carlisiep on-Friday-the-dlh-day:
of November 1840, at ,10 o’clock A M., tlu
following described real estate, to wit: i art ot a.
Lot of Ground situate in the Borough of Gar
lisle, containlug-42 feet in breadth, and 210 led
in depth, more orless, adjoining a lot ol llulus,
E. Shapley on the cast, an alley on the north, a
Jot of Mrs. Boyle on the went, and Loflthrt
street on the* south, having thereon erected a
two story Log House and other, out houses.
Seized and taken in execution as the propei t>
of John Early, and to he.sold I bjL” l *;- . .
JOHN MYERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. 7
. Carlisle,Oct. 15, 1840. 5 • _
Valuable Tan Vara Property
.■ FOR SALE. •. •>
Wlf.L be sold (It public sale. on the prem-,
lues, in the Boroughof Carlisle,.county
of Cumberland; on Monday the 9lh of Novem--
her next, nt l'o o’clock A. M., that large &. coni
modiousTAM YARD., situate on the north cast
corner of Louther and East streets, botindcu on
the cast byahe Lctart Spring, and on the north
by a lot of r. C. Hull, Esq. containing 2bo fctl
in front, and 120 feet in depth, more or less, be
longing to the estate of David S. Forney, dec d.,
having thereon erected a large two ctory •
STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
a two'story Stone Finishing Shop, n large two
story Brick Beam House, a large Frame Bark
mirt-Mill House, with a Hark Mill in it. I here
are 44 Layaways & 1 Foul in thd yard, 5 Hand-'
lew, 3 Limes aqd l Bate in the Beam House,
and ii good" well of water at the Kitchen door.-
There will be sold ut the same lime ami place,
a quantity of Chcsnut and Black Oak .lark, to
gether with some Tanners tools, &c. Ihe pro
perfy is'in good order* and in a Very desirous
situation for a Tannery or a private dwelling.—
Teems" of-sale-will be.made known on the day of
sale, any information will be given about
the property before the day of sale by
- • GEOUGEW. SHEAFER,
JACOB SHROM,
October 18401
NOTICE.
TBJ'OTICE is hereby given that letters testa-
mentary on the last will and telrtnmcnl of
land county, have been this day issued by the
llegistcr of said county to the subscribers, one of
whom resides in MccUairicshurg, and the oilier
-in Nonh-Middlctoii-towuship;4n eaid-cnuuty:^
All persons having claims or demands against
the estate of said decedent are requested to
make known, the sa me without delay, and those
who are indebted to make payment to
JOHN HOOVER,
-* DAVID HOOVER,
Oct. 15, 1810.—6l # Executory.
Public Sale.
Will be snld at public sale, omlbe premises,
on Wednesday the 28th day of Otlobti inHi., at
llo’clock A: M. u tract of Prime Land, situate
about 7 miles south,of Carlisle, in Dickinson
township, Cumberland county; adjoining lands
of Philip Sp an gdtr» David SheaflVr, Ancifcw O.
Ege and George Wolf, containing of
whch about 100 aertta are cleared, and tlie resb
due covered'with fin'c timber: - Thcimprove--
meats are a first rate two story
STONE HOUSE, &
2 Story stone kitchen,
with an excellent spring of water in the cellar,
nnd also in the yard, an excellent Frame Barn
with, two threshing floors, Wagon Shed, Corn
Crib, an excellent Orchard of choice fruity to
gether with other improvements. The Yellow
Breeches Creek funs through part of tins pro
perty. The whole is under good fence and in
a high state of cultivation. Any person wishing
to purchase a farm" of this description will do
well by calling to see it, and examine lor him-'
.self. ......
■yThe terms of sale will he made easy and an
indisputable title given to the purchaser. For
further particulars apply to the subscriber re
siding in the Borough of Carlisle, or to Mr.
Beltzhoover living bn the farm.
. ■ GEORGEUEETEM.
October 8,. 1840.
Public Sale.
Will be sold at public sale, oil Friday the 6th
of November next,, on the premises, in North
Middleton township, Cumberland county, a tract
of land, containing 108 acres, 70 "of which is
cleared, having .thereon an elegant two story
and Back’Building, a well of water at' the door
and a stream running through the farm near the
_Jtou6e. farm is situated 44 mijesjiot th of
Carlislcjvon! the road leading. to the-Carlisle
Springs,, t-Any person wishing to see the pro
perty can call on the Widow,Weibley living:at
Geo. Briridle’s near the Springs. The proper
ty will be. sold by the heirs of Jacob Weibley,
dec’d., aiidthc terms made' .known on the day
of sale by the heirs, and an indisputable -titled
given on the confirmation of the sale.
Octobers, 1840. . ■ i
Agsigncesliii) Account.
■ Whereas Jos. Whisler, Vssigoce of. Joseph
Mosser, did on the 12th day of August, A. L>.
4840, file ih file Office of the Prothomilary of tlte
Court of Common Pleas of Cumberlathl county,
hi* account as Assignee ot the said Joseph Mos
ser: Notiee ls hereby given to all persons in
terested, that fhe said court have appointed the
first Monday of November Term ‘lB4O, (being
the 9th) for the confirmation of said account.
GEO. SANDERSON, Proth’v.
Prothonotary’s Office. ? ’ ’ - ,
Carlisler Octobcr-li 1840.. J. ~..
NEW GOODS.
JUST received somo desirable GOODS suita
ble for the season, at the store of *
. - - A. RICHARDS.
July 30, 1840.
FOR" RENT,
large and commodious three, store
JL-HfiCl^ HouaeVin.SoptlvHanover slieet,ad
joinine BeettmVHoielpnoty iirthe occupancy of
vMrar Aon Hall. par terms apply to' M. fi . Kge.
Possession may he had on the Ist of October. ‘
----- <Sarlisje.Oct,ti';iatO. . ' V
' For Sale.
SOOr Bushels Bituminous- Coal, of, excellent
quality,'atthe Ware House 6f RKestU SLlfal-
Uert, Wsst Hig)i street, Carlisle,
’ August«, l«4». ''
T. H. SKIMS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS Just received and la now opening at bU
stand in West High Street* a goneralasaort
nieut 'of new and faahionabld goods, suitably for
gentlemen’s wear, such as. : ' 'V
CLOTHS, WOOIDYED BLACK,
Blue/Green,.lnvisible, Fancy and Cadet mixed.
CASSIMKKKS: _
Black,/Blue, light Boa slim,' fancy and single
milled. ’
VESTINGS:
Satins* lighted Silks, Valencies, and Matas Uea.
- . • PAH.OY AP.TICLBQ. .
Suoli as Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders, Hand Iter
chiefs &c. All of which wilt be. sold and made
•up in the most fashionable manner, and pt the
shortest notice. . • * '
Carlisle, July 30lh, 1840.—tf.
DENTISTRY.
DO. I. C. L00M!S ?
MAS returned to Carlisle, ami will, ns licrc
tnfure, attend to,the practice ol Dentistry.
He may be found at Col. Ferree’s lintel. ...
Persons requesting it will be waited upon at
tlteirrcsidenr.es. • .
f Dr. Georgi D. Foul hr, :
Reference , — <Kev. Thos. C. ’! hornton,
(_Dr. David J\T, Mahon .-
Carlisle. March,l2, 1840. ’
New Hardwiire, Grocery
. AHR VARIETY B^RB.
THE subscriber bus just returned from the ci
ties of Now" York, Philadelphia and Balti
more, and is now opening at hist stare room South
East corner of Market Square and Main streets,
(formerly occupicdby G. W. Hitner, Esq.) a ge
neral assortment of •
HARDWARE. STONEWARE.
OEDARWAHE, BHITTANIA
WAXIE, OBOOEHIES,
Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Glass, Brushes, YP hips,
Canes,-limps for. burning Camphino Oil,'and a
groat variety of articles useful and necessary for
furnishing and keeping a house,' : .
He Das also, and will constantly koep-on hand,
Camphine Oil, a cheap and elegant substitute.for
Sperm Oil, and having; been appointed the agent
of Messrs. Bachecs & Brdthor of Newark,'N. J.,
for the sale of JONES’ PATENT LAMP in this
county, be' is prepared to fumreh Lamps and, Oil
at a very reasonable fate to all who may wish to
usa this new and economical light.
Having selected bis goods himself, and made
his purchases for cash, .Do is able and determined
to sell low. Those having the cash to lay but
will find it to their him^ml^ 1.
• Carlisle, July 9, 1840. ■
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
OF BAIiTIMOIIII.
THE regular' lectures of tliia Inslitutioirwil
commence at the usual period, the last Monday in
October, and continue until the first of March.
The Faculty consists of thp following Profes
sors, in.tho.order.of appointment.’, '
J. u. Mn.miß, M. Df , Professor of Anatomy
an Sjuuuci; M. D., Professor of Ma
teria Medina, Therapeutics and Legal Medicine.
‘ W. W. Handv, M7T).,“Professor of OBstefics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
John C. S. Monkur, M. D., Professor of Insti
tutes and Praclieo'of Medicine.
Edward Forman, M. D., Professor .of Che
mistry. _ :
John R. W. Dunbar, M. D. Professor of Sur
gery and Surgical Anatomy. - ■
Demonstrator of Anatomy, W. R. Jlandt , M. D.
The Faculty would invito the attention of the
Students of Medicine, and the profession generally
to the peculiar advantages of their Institution.—
The plan is a now one. In the same edifice is
contained a College for the delivery of Lectures—
room for a largo number of students, (resident) and
a Hospital for the sick.
The Hospital which is the place chosen for tho
reception of the seamen of tho United estates, en
titled to hospital relief from the government, and
containing about one hundred patients, public and
private, affords one of tho best fields for the study
of disease in tho country, and'as the resident stu
dents have charge of the patients under the direc
tion of the Professors, they cannot fail to acquire
n knowledge of practice which will greatly facili
tate their success in after Ufa. ’ The arrangements
for the prosecution of the important Department of
Anatomy are'unsurpaesed in this country. In ad-'
dilion to tho abundance of subjects for which Bal
timore has always boeri remarkable, owing to tho
•liberal enlightened views of her citizens, the ar-,
rangoments of tho Dissecting room in the Univer
sity are such as to afford peculiar facility. ■
In tho different departments the Professors are
well supplied "with the essential means of demon
strating whatever is required.
Tho Chemical apparatus suffices to illustrate the
principles of Chemistry. The department of Sur
gery will be illustrated by a large number of instru
ments, models and apparatus, some of which wore
lately imported from Europe.
The Faculty believe that young men who really
•desire to acquire a_knowledge. of tho profession,
cannot fail to b'o struck with tho great advantage
an institution organized on so improved a plan
must afford, and they invito all such to, visit their
to form an impartial judgmept of
-what lathe best suited to advance their own intej
rest. ■ - '
. Additional information. in reference .to their
plan, terms, &c.,,may be obtained by letter, ad
dressed to
Executors. 4
September 17,1940.
ORPHANS’ COUKTSSAIsE.
BY virtue-of ah OMer of the Orphans' Court
of Cumberland county, the followingrleal es
tate late the property of Henry Zimmerman de
ceased,- will be sold on the premises; on Satur
day the 31st day of October next;- at 12 o’clock
noon of that day, to wit:' V
All that certain plantation or tract of land,
situate in East Pennsborough towjiship, Cumber
land county aforesaid, bounded bylands of. John
Holt*, Martin Renniriger, Isaac Longnccker and:
others, coptainiug onedmndred and fifty acres
more or less, about one hundred ncres-of which,
is cleared land, and tlie residbe well ,timbered.'
The improvements are a , ' - . '.
TWO. STORY:
®|MLOG house, and
■^^S®DO-TBLB::IjOG'BARN,
and Other out buildings. There is a small Stream;
of excellent water.vunning near the hpuse, and
also a good spring. There is fttfirst rate apple
orchard,on the premises, and other fruit trees..
The terms of sale are as follows : ~ , ■ •
■ Two hundred dollars to be paid on the confir--
motion of tho sale.; rGnfc Jhird the purchase
moneytoremaininthclahd.theiptercstwlierc-;
of is to.be paid yearly ond every year to the wiv
dow during her Ufeisaidintqreatto commence;
first of April .next, and the principal at her death;,
to and among the-heiri'and;tepresentiilives of:
the said Henry’ZimmermanT theTCsidub of the
purchase money on the said-Ist of April next,
when possession,will be given, 'and until which
time the rent is reservcd.said payments to be
secured by recognizances in the.Orhha'ns’ Court.’
H - ANTHONY,GREINER,'^Trustee.'
■ 3.1840.- ;
I have received shoes, b;iofB;ihals;y*Wffet
caps of laatest fashion,4ndWof saleuy-*g’
- C. BAHNITZ.
JOHN H. W. DUNBAR,
Dean of the Faculty,
- . - 7 f
FOkMIiEi
Jl FARM of 147 acres of Slato and Limestone
m, Land, in North Middleton- township, Chm
berland county* 2 miles from Middlesex Mills and
6 from Carlisle. The improvements, ate a gqod
. Jfo-a LOG HOUSE* v
«n|jg DOUBIsiS BANK
BARN, -
the under part eionc, 'With 4 stables, and‘back and
front sheds, one of which is a granary-with a cel
lar underneath; also an, excellent orchard, togeth
or with other improvements’. ' • , r
‘ About 100 acres is cleared, under good fence,,
and in a good state of cultivation; the remaindens
covered with good timber, a part of; which i& ho*
oust. There are springs in nearly all the fields..
Thfe Conodogulriot creek bounds this farm on one
side 252 porches, which will afford a location for
water works. Any person wishing to purchase a
farm of this description, will do well to examine
it as, 1 am determined to sell. ,
Aifplicatioh can be made to Ystontmo Sholiy on
the farm, or to the subscriber in Carlisle.
- , ROSS LAMBEUTON.
- ' - tf" - ■——
fl/Us’ Mats! Rats!
Blard ami white Russia. Vlgonia, Fur, Chip,
Palm Leal, Leghorn, Willow Cane and V\ or 1
Hats, for sale wholesale
R.'BRGMMJVS! BJSRGJIEJVIS!!■
AT THE NEW STORE.
SHAVE just received a .seasonable, assort
ment of UKY GOODS, which I have re.
cenlly puvchußcd and will be able.to sell them
at ereally reduced prices. The stock consists
of extra wool dyed: blue, .blacky brown, olive
and various other dolors of
: BP.OADGLOTII,-
very superior .CASSIMERLS"and Sattinels,
English ami Domestic linen fk cotton Drillings,
and a general assortment of summer stuff, lor
.men’s ami boys’ wear, Hangups, Cords. Lion
skin Cloth, together with a great variety ol
Chintzes, Calicoes, Mousl'm do Laines sA ricli
shades, french Lawns', llombazinc, Gro de
Rhine Silk, blue black Italian and Mattione-
Silk,Trench needle worked and commonCajies-,
bobinet and cotton Laces and Edgings, Fooling
of various bremUhs and qualities, Haris,'kid,
and cotton Ladies’ and Misses’ Gloves,’ black,
luce and green and white blond v eils, together
with a neat assortment.of. Cashmere,, lirocha,
twisted silk and other dress Shawls and Hand*,
kerchiefs—also a full assortment of Domestic
Goods, Groceries, Shoes,"Hats and Caps, all ol
whichhave lately been selectrdwith care,which
makes me confident that 1 still good goods ami
give good bargains. 1 therefore take the liber
ty of inviting my former customers and friends
and the public generally, to examine my stock
in doe season, ' -
Thankful lor past favors 1 hope by close per-’
annul attention to business to merit and receive
a share of public patronage. - • ' _
C.HAS, BARNITZ. *
7; .1840,
Carlisle, May
VAIiUABIiE FARMS FOR
SAIjK.
THE subscriber offois for sale the following
described real estate, situate in.GI-een town
ship, Franklin county,, adjoining the Turnpike
road, and within one mile pi Grceuvillage, viz.:
- 1. ,J 1 Farm of first rate limestone lariil,
containing 190 acres,- having thereon erected ii
two story - ' , '
STONE HOUSE,
anew Frame Barn, iSlicds, Crib’s, and.alTlhe
necessary out buildings, with a sufficiency ot
timber land.
2. —A Farm, also of first rale limestone
land, (adjoining the above) containing 175 acres,
having thereon erected a
Ijrjfl. TWO S TOSS. IT
Annul STONE HOUSE,
M&gisi BANK-.BARN,
Sheds, Unbs, and out buildings; and a full pro
portion of first rate timber. „
- On each of the above tracts are never failing
wells of good water, and orchards of choice'
fruit, the fences are in goad repair, and the land
in a high slate of cultivation.' These farms are
not surpassed by any in the east end of the coun-
' 1 s. —Ji small farm, of Pine land, .three
miles smilli of ShippensbUrg, adjoining the farm
of John Clippinger, Esq., containing.loo acres.
•I his property is well limbered, and would bb a
comfortable home to a person that wanted a
handsome low priced property. c
For further particulars nppjy to the subsets
her residing in the borough o'f Shippensburg
Cumberland county, Pa
August 24, 1840,
JUST receive') a seasonable ant) general asf
sbrtment of Dry Goods, which will:be sold
at reduced prices. Amongst other bargains will
be found some very superior merimack prints.-
The. colors are fast, stile splendid, cloth very
superior, and 28 inches wide log 12J cts. This
callico is worthy the attention of persons who
wish' to purchase goods of the kind, knowing
that they are heUcr than any offered at the same
pric.e 1 have also renewed, my stock of Bon
netts, and will only inform the public that I will'
sell Tuscan Bbnnetts’as low as 6} etc. arid prices
of ribbons, and other frimmingk to’correspond.
Together-with many, other goods, all of which;
will be found in South Hanover,streets, and for
sale by . C. BAJINITZ.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE. r
THE subscribers, administrators of the estate of
Joseph Walter, dec’d.j arid agents for the heirs
generally', will dispose of at private sale the fol
lowing described valuable real estate; all of which
is situated in Silver Sptijig township, Cumberland
county, and about 3 miles north of Mr. GcorgeH.;
Bucher’s Mill, via:" • ;
No. I—A'Farin of first rate slate land,',contairi
ing 179 acres and 111 perches neat'riiensufe, hav
ing thereon erected a two story , • 'W,
IiOG HOUSE & tO(B BARN.
.with a.Sjiring House. . There is also, on the pro-,
perty art excellen t orchard of choice fruit trees.—
About CO acres is oTeared, under good fence,, and
well,cultivated, and the residue is coveredwith
thriving timber. v:,
■ ' No. 2—A Farm of excellent slato land, adjoin
ing the above, coritainnig MOjnorbs & 127 perches,
neat measure,- having thereon erbtted a two story
WEATHER BOARDED HOUSE,
a Zag.'par t n
House. ' Thero'is also ah excellent Apple Qrohard..
About 100 acres are'cleared; arid the remainder
.covered! with good timber. ' wholo’is under
good fence, and in a high Estate of cultivation, v
containing nearly .six acres of well ciSitivated land,
on which.is'creQtedjn’ . - . ;
800 HORSE & FB.AIMES STABLE,
,with:a MmngMditse.'. Tlieie is also a small olch-.
ard on this tract. • . ■ --. d- OE 1 ' r“; dr ~ ;d .V, o e
V.r .QriJeach, of! the arioye.lracts, there is a- sufficient
quantity bf.nieadow laridi and never failing Springs
of \valer. Tho
togeßieras >nay-.SostsuiidhD conyenicrice of pur-<
chasers. 1 The term's wUI : he made easy; and a
clear and indisphtablo.tUleiwill be made, and pos
session given ou the Istof April imxt. - ;
. Persons wishing to ,view ; tfwstpinises;;can call
upon bitherdf the undersigned %b>bsidethempii;.
“ i ■: DANIEL;WALTER, 1
JACOB WALTER. ;;
3m
August 13,1840*; *.-*
anrt that make use Cit&n*
hhte‘N.-MOr!c aha molawes.-ajre ihfnrmed
.tuatirls for sale by Vv ;' C. BAR,Nri’Z. "
POST: OEPIOJJi--. •'
Chrlislej Par August l, tMOi
Arrival anilDe/iarlure of JMails ■
.‘Arrives. ' Closes.
daily.: about 12 hi. '. 7|>. tn.
it ■- ' ii, 5 ; p. l m.' 10 aval.
it ■ it a. mi 1 11 a- ifn;
ii : *i 11'a. m. 4p. nv.
Vi : ii ~j2 mi 10a. m.
-a tii j 3 m . ■ T.p.'hi.
« 11,a. m. 1.1 n; ml
R. I.AMIiERTON. I>. M-
Eastern/
Western
Southern
Mechimicsh'g u“
Newville “
IHt.-J.C.JVIII'F) :.- L
BUr.OSS'ON ejjsiTTIST, ,
TjTfc ESPECTFULLY informs Hie ladies and
Bv gentlemen of Carlislt/and its vicinity that'
he sets Artificial Teeth in the most approved
manner. He also scales, plugs and separates
"teeth to arrest decay.; ~~ ■
13r. N. prepares a.tooth povydcr, Which whi
tens the teeth, without injuring the enamel, col*
ors the gums a fine red and refreshes the mouth.
The tooth ache will be cured, in most cases,
without extraction; and an odontalgic wash is
prepared for healing sore guips and fasten the
teeth. , ~
Ladies and gentlemen are requested to call
and examine-his collection of Porcelain or In
corrnptable teeth, which will never decay or.
change color, and are free from all unpleasant
odour, durable and well adapted ior chewing,
which will be inserted in the. best manner and at
fair prices. • • 1 y - 1
All persons Wishing _Pr. N. to call at tncit*
dwellings will please to leave a line resi
dence, No. 7 Uow, wlieii lie will punc
tnally attend to every call in the lim* «»t his pro
fession. From . a longhand Micc.essluf
he hopes to give gem;ral saiist.kCtion.
* Carlisle, -August I, 1839. . , m ’
VALIJAiSI.S PUOPBRT¥
• rOR ,SAZ«E. . ■
THE subscriber offers hi private ale, on t ea
s.mnb'e terms, ihV following real fvj?.;
• . ATRAirS' OF IiANO
situ ile ii) I In] lew ell t.iwi.sbip.Ouinherluiid cou.n
ty, 3 miles north ot Newburg, adj lining lands
of .lolin lievei-lirh, Thomas Iltfilefinger,- ami
others, containing 210 acres of slate and free
stone l-md t -liaviiie thereon evicted a. enrd iwo
story HOU S 13 -.u'ew BANK
BARN", bpiing House, a fust rati
Saw Mill, with.ini Orchard 1 r >'-
cellenl fruit. About 120 acres Mri-fiSWßiSaibß
cleared and in a good state df cultivation; .mil
the residue covered with good timber. Any
person wishing to view the premises caii be
shown them-by .applying to; Benjamin Ramp,
residing thereon.’ •
Mso, d Tract of Woodland,
adjoining the North Mountain, conlainiug.nbout
80 acres! This tract will be sold together or nr
lots to suit purchasers. -
ALSO, A TRACT OP. XiAND,
situate in Mifflin township, about 6 miles uurtl
of Newvillc, containing 221 acres, having there'
.oil erected a twostnrv Log. ' ~ '
110 USE, KITCHEN, SPRING HOUSE,
and BANK BARN. About 150 acres are clear
ed i and the balance in gopd.timhcr, There is
also erected thereon a Tenant House and Black
smith Shop, with a young Orchard of grafted
fruiV trres: ——
For terms, See. apply to the subscriber resid
ing on the last mentioned tract.
' WILLIAM RAMH.
May 7, 1840 , - , lf
A ’Female Teacher Wanted
TO take charge of the Female School, at pre
sent in charge of Miss H. Kaufrpan. The
school to be taken charge of on the Ist of Novem
ber next. Application to lie made to
JAS. HAMILTON,
GEO. SANDERSON,
Committee.
Carlisle, Oct. 15, 1840.
At a stated Orphans’ Court,
began and held on Monday the lOlh day of Au
gust 1840, at Carlisle, in and for Cumberland
co'untyrbcfore the lion. Samuel Hepburn, Pre
sident, and lobn Stuart qnd John Lcfcvre Asso
ciate Judges ut the same court, assigned &c.,
the following proceedings were had, to. wit:,
ISth August 1840. : Rule on all the heirs of
Robert Armstrong, dec’ll.; to shew cause at the
next November court, why.the real estate ot
Robert Armstrong, dec’ll., should not be sold,
personal noticc lo be served on all the parties
residing within-forty miles, and for all others in
two-newspapers published Carlisle for four
successive weeks precctling said court.
By order of tllujhmrt.
..Cumberland County, ss.
,'itf I do certify the above to be a true
copy taken fmm the records Of the.
Orphans’ Court in and for said coun-
hn testimony whereof I have here
.. tihlo set my hand and affixed the. seal
of said Court, at Carlisle the 14th day of Au
gust 1840. . W. FOULK, Cl’k. O. C.
DAVID NEVIN.
- NEW AND CIIEAP
WHOLESALE AND- RETAIL
CONFECTIONARY & FRUIT
-.STORE. ; - '
■■ aEOn&M3 Wi TEMjiX,
ini ESPEC I’EUiiLY announces.'to’, the citi
zens of Carlisle and the publican general,
tbaUlie-lias opehedJtlie: above business' in the.
house formerly‘occupied by'Dy. Kohimi, nearly
opposite the Carlisle Bank,ymd next, door toAr
i4jd CT Co’s, store, whejp he intends-keeping
constantly on hand adafge assorthieiil'of CAN
DIES and, ' - .
SY.IItjPS, : ■ , ' ■
such as Lemon, Ginger,.Vine: Apple; Sarsapar
illa, Orange, Cupilair, and. Strawberry, all of
which are nianplactured by hiniself—a|so, Wa
ter, Soda, Butter and Sweet CR ACKERS. He
intends keeping .constantlybti hand a - large as
sortment of - .- ’ ’ .- . .
gulch as HaislnSj inijs, Dates;. Currants,
Oranges, - Almonds, ■ Cream
Kite, Filberts; English;Walnuts,ground Nuts,
Cocoa Nuts, Btc.,&c, ~Y , -V’--'■,
All of the aßove;he will sell wholmleecuelau
' : • MERCHANI S-; i)EAEEUS.
and all others, will tiiuhil to ihtiradvaht ige by.
culling before, purchasing eUewhtT.eV All mil
era from the country Will •be : Uian^W«y i
ALiinJ.pVum[)tly attended •,-•:<s c- . I
BAKING;.
. attended to at the shortest.nptice. : ' , r
'ICE Tdr.pftrtles.See,;
:N..8. ryvbhpp'r'efttid l es,wahled'lb'tiie above
biisincss. None .necd,apply'' ! uiilt3s ; tliey ; can
come well recommended, • 'l‘.
Mity7, 1840.
THE subscvii)t-r^'ni)c^hifHroi-iii,sJrie4tl!!iU!_4
(lie jiubJicj , liisslmpm
H!'gh;itvert;- ; \h tbe alinp foriherly occupied by
Ouriinark M’MiuiiiV, ;one (Inorwestnl N. ’ W,
■■Wixids’ store, and would solicit a share ot pub
lic patronage. ’• ,■■■'.'■• A 'M K'- ! > ■■'tv
WILLIAM M’PHERSONi
: August 20. 1840; . v
WOOU>WAi4TEDV^^*?rftra’,dM^Ei
,vAclJAiiifiQ ,
;F6iI : .SA : LK... : , ■
pursuance:Of the last will and testament of.
JamesGrahamj lale.of Allen tawnsihipi Cum
berlnndcounty, dec’d., I will sell at public sale,
on the premises, on Wednesday the llth dayof
November next, at lO o’clock A.: M. the follow.,
ing described valuable property to, wits ■
lulhtired-acres,. of .pi;i»te
Limestone Land, about one mile-south of Me-:
chanicsburg—about-one half cleared, tinder good
fence, and in .a high state of cultivation—the re
sidue covered with thriving young timber.-;
There are no buildings on'the land.
‘ A clear and. umiisputable; title will be given,
and the terms made, known on the day.of sale.
Persons wishing to view the premises previous
to Hie day of sale; cun call at; the late residence
qt James Graham, adjoining the same, or on the,
bUbSCr^e RmiERT'C. YOUNG, Executor. ;
October 1, 1840, ; T . , ■ ■’
.The. Lancaster Intelligencer and fjarnsburg
Reporter copy, mark jirice, and charge this ul
licc.. 11 .
A_t a stated.. Op.
began nnd held on Tuesday the 25th day of Au
gust 1840, at Carlisle, for Cumberland count);,
before t|ie Honorable Samuel Hepuurn, I rest
dent, and Jon. Stuart 'and Jno, l.efevre; Enquires,
Associate Judges of the same, Court, assigned
&c.. the following proceedings were had, to wit:
25ih August 1840. Rule on George Waiters.
David Clever, John Clever, George C. Clever,
Barbara Baughman, Henry Miller and Sarah
his wife, and the children of Elizabeth Scott,
deceased, who was intermarried .with Amhvw
Scott, heirs-of Christopher Walters. ot
county der.’d,, tp appear at the next stated Or*
plums* court, to be held at Carlisle, on the 25th
day of Decemher next, to shew cause why Pur
part No. 2, being 1* acres of land, with two
stow .Log House and St d)le : theremi, being part
of the real estate of said dec*d., shtaikl not be
sold,. publication ot this.rule to benittde in tw<
newspapers printed 'hr the Carlisle- for six sue
c.t f ssive„weeks, to be sufficient noli.ee to ihepai
tics whp reside out of it e State
Cumberland Count]/, as,
I the undersigned, do certify that
the above is'a true copy of the 11 cords,
tiiT- Ngd i f tlit Orphans’ cnui tnl said county.
in leStinmn/ wlierenf I have hereon--
to set my li iii-.l and seal ('il 'Mlfiei- this
- 3d dav .1’ S -ptetiiln-r A. U. TB4’>.
' VyiLLIS FOUI.K. C. (V. C.
Certificates of JSgencu
For the Sole of BfavidrctKs Universal Ve
getable Tills, are held ’in .Cumberland
county by the following agents.
■ ' GEO.-AV. HI TNEE,- Carlisle. .
S. Culbertson, Shippcnsburg.
Adam Hieglc, Mechanicsbui g.
Hoke 2c Hivnneman, New Cumberland.
‘ Gilmore Sc M-Kiancy. Newyille.
L. Uiegli:"iJC'i;«./Churcht iwu.
; M. li. Rupp, Sliiremaustuwn.
• A* counterfeits of these pills 'fire in sonic ca-ies
sold for the genuine the sufclv ot thr pub
lic requires that, none should be'purchased ex
cept ti'om.lbosc.rec.ognizef.l,as agents abovu »
HI OSES NOT HEALTH.
-Xbose wjio enjoy health, must Cut uunh fed
bie.ssethvvhen they’compare then,selves lp.lhr.se
sufferers that have been afflicted for ycii.r>. with
vavi.uus diseases which the human family arc all,
subject to be troubled with . Diseases .-present
themseh es In’various forms and from vanons
circumstances. which in the commencement,
may all be checked by the used i>r.«. P.’Har
:licli,B”Comlioiind~BtrciistbeuliiS7iu»d > -,Gorinaii-
AporitUlt I*lllB, —such as Dyspepsia,Livu Com
plaints. Fain inlhe side,-Rheumatism. General
Debility, Female Diseases, and all diseases to
which human nature is subject, where the sto
mach is affected. Directions lor Rising -these
Medicines always accompany .them, J hesc
Medicines can be taken with perfect sa ety b)
the most delicate female, ks tfiey are mild m
their operation and pleasant in their eller.is.
Principal Office for the United btates, No. gi
North Eighth street, l > liilaiUl|iliia- Alsn, li' r
sale by J. I. MYERS & X-U.
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA!!
More proofs of the elbcacy ot Dr. Il.irlicii’s
M-dicmes Mr* Joxas Haiitmax, ot Siimney
town. Pa., entirely cured of the above disease,
which he was afflicted with for six years; his
symptoms were a sense ol distension and oppres
sion after eating, distressing pain in the pit of
the stomach, nausea, hiss nf appetite, giddiness
and dimness of sight, extn-me debility, flatulen
ce, acild.enictations, sometimes vomiting, and,
pain in the rig lit side, depression of spirits, dis
tnrhed rest,faintness, mid not able .to pursue his
business without causing his immediate exbaus
lion.aiid weaiincss. Mr. Hartman is, happy to
state to the public and is willing to give any in
formation to the afflicted, respecting the w-on
derful benefit he received from tJit- use ol Dr.
Harlich’s Compound Strengthening and German
Aperient Pills. For sale by . ' ,
- J. J. MYERS & Co;, Carlisle.
Cniiglis, Colds % Consumptions
Mrs. A. Wilson, of Lancaster county, Pa.',
entirely cured by the use of,Dr. Sw.ayne s Syrup
of Wild Cherry—her symptoms.were "constant
coughing,T)ain In her side, back and head, de
praved appetite, spitting of blood,, no rest at
night, Bccv . After using.two bottles of .Doctor
Swavne’s Compound Syrup PrimnsVirginiana
or Wild Cherry, slie lound herself relieved, ami
by the time she had used the .third bottle,' she
found herself entirely cured of the aforesaid dis
ease. which she had been afflicted with h»r three
vears. There are daily certificates of various
persons, which add: sufficient testim.ony of the
iricat efficacy of this invaluable medicine.
I-’For sale by " J-- 1 - Myr.us &Co
LIVER OOOTPLAIWT
Cured liy the. use of Dr. H ulicli’s Ooirip'iuod
Strengthening iimbU 'rinaii -Aperient 1 ills-
Mr, William Rich akd; Puishiirv, Pa, en
lirely cured pi the abn\ e distressing disease:
his symptoms were, pain and weight in ihc- .cit
side, loss of appetite, vomiting, ‘artid eniCta
cions, a distension of the stomach,- sick hemmehev
liirred tongue, countenance changed to a citron
color, difficulty ol'’breathing;,disturbed rest, at
tended with a cnbgh, great debility, \yith other
symptoms indicating grpHhderaugement of the
functions of the liver,. .Mr. Richard had the ad*
vice oi several physicians, byt rcceiyed; no ve*t
lief, until usiogDr, Harlich’s Medicine; which
terminated in effecting a Irwl e>V ri\ ’
Forstile by ;•
Dyspepsia Attd 33ypocondriacistn»‘ ■
Cured by Dr. Harlich's celebrated Medicines.
•Mr."t)}<Hl SON ; ot Sciuiyikil) Sixth
Strt-t.t,'c*Jitlii(l pJliiV, uHlif-l.c-.1 «r seer.raij.t-ani
wltb'tbe abijve at
,theStbmacb;dieadacl(kv palpitation of (he l\eart,
impuired’ajipetitey acrid
ami weakness emaciation r &
.geberakdel>irdy, r
■weight at ttie'htop»ar.biaftei>i{ting, severe flying
pains imthgchc at,-1 iafckand:;sUles. '..cosiiyeiicss,'
a dislike for Society orcoiyvetaatiQiiylsnguoraitd
■lassitude'upon a lie least eeciusinn'. IVlv. ty'.vp,.
son.hatyappiiibl to tlili.inmc eopbctitpbysir.ian's,
who eo'usifb'rVd it-beyoml the poecrofhutnau
■Skill, to restore iujn tiVlieriltb; howeteV, as',his.
afllifctjdn's iiatl’i,' dticfcnworeioia .d' plijrabU- con*
dili'W,.li!iyi.)iK^-lieeu Vitauied'by.-Vt fri; nil uf.litil
to','try _l)r.':'llaj-iic,ii’s.M«i;cijiay,‘.as.they being
’highly re'ciioijnendediyi-.y' Viv'oicb.lie’priknired
two packages for, trial t hefait.'asl'igiliesecimd
packugevhc found h tin sell greatly velifVcd,aod
by; continuing the use nt them the tliseaßeen
tirgly disappeared—he ishowenjoy'ng.allthe.
Job work lieatlyieltfeotitcdat this
“■*-
nOHEpublic arc hereby directedto the mctljj
Jf ical ailvcrlisemeiits of Dr.
celebrated'Com/loand Strengthening Tonic, and
German Aperient I'illa, which;are a Medicine
of great value to the afflicted, discovered.liy.O,
P.Harlich,,a celebrated physician at AlUlorf, ~
Germany, which lias been used with etnparal
leled success throughout Gertnlmy . Med*
icine cnntustsof ,
perient.and the Compound Strengtltenfflg Tphic
J ills. They areencnpUl Up in
am! sliould jjothi nt
cure. - Those wlio a re. a
makea-trial df-tbis they
never prnduce sickness
■A safe and effectual
E7SPEFSXAOR ISBieESttPH,
and ali Stomach Complaints! pain ih Side j; Ltv
er Complaints, Loss of Appetite, Flatulency,
Falpitalinmof the Heart, General Debility, Nei
vous 1 m (ability VSickTleadache, Female dis
eases, SpasmodicAffectiioiis, Uheurtiatism.Aslh
m.is,Consumption,&c. V the German jJfierieiit
Pitta are to cleanse the stomach and purify the
Hlood. "The’Tonic or. Strengthening Pitta, we
-to strength en-andjnyiBot'aieJj)ej|H'Jweajindldie„
gestive organs and give tone to the Stomach, as
all diseases originate from impurities of the blood
and disordered stomach. This mode of treating
diseases !!* pursued by all: practical Physicians,
which experience has taught them to be the only
•remedy to effect a cure.: They are hot'only re
commended and prescribed by the. most expe
rienced Physicians ih their daily practice; but
also taken by those gentlemen themselves when
ever they feel.the symptoms of those diseases,
in witich they know them to be efficacious.—
This is the case in all large cities in which they
have an.extensive saje. It is not to be under*
stood that these medicines.will rnre all disease#
merelv-by.purifying the hl,,od—this they will'
pot-d'i; hut they certainly will, and-'sufficient
authority of daily .proofs asserting that thotef
medicines, taken as reemhmended by llte di
rertioiis.wbieh accompany them, will cure a
great majority.'of diseases of the stomach tilings,
and lives - , by-which impurities of the hlood are
iliiins’ Court
rcasionech ' ‘ ; ■ • .
.AsV fnr Di\ (I ti'Jir.h # s Compound Strengthen
.,o p; r»ic, n’ndCierman Aperient Pills.
P’MMiMivil'Orfici* for the side df this medicine
s It N >. 15 North Eighth street, Philadelphia.
,\isn~For sale at the drug s*.b»*c of J. 3. 1 MY
-IUS Sc CO , .Carlisle,- who‘are Agents f« r
'u nhei-lam! county, Nov. 21, 1839. ..
J3y the Court
Vaughan 4* Peterson's Red Liniment.
£MUI’EftK)R to all'other -applicalmuH for
JSJ rheuiu-aism, chilblains, sprains, numbness
o| the limbs, stillness ami weaknessof the j«dnc« t
s .re throat, &.C. • lly rubbing the Liniment well
into the hem! with a-hair brush at going to bed
and tlum cavering the head with a flannel night
cap the relief afforded hi that painlul form f
the the disease , 1
RHEUMATISM OF THE HEAD.
Niimi-'Vi.usxurcs in Hi the üb«»Ve u!it< tn.ns have
Come under the nljscr.vulKn of the proprietor*.
*r.he following staUntenl of a yemf.rKHde' cure
lifpaMtal paralysis of- a limb U, from William
L. Nitumi, Esq* a well hrtown'aml respectable
mmrjsirHe, ol SmithwhrL
• ••\tWsVs/V;mghan &JVtmnn— Haring
id weeks I suffered'.a • pamal piiraljsis ot the
right arm and (if tLc third ;.srd fourth linger" of
’tin* right Iptnd, which sensibly afficlt d the
whole p'-weV of the h-tlef; venting ■ became to
me a difficoh which I Vruld not .ex.ecu'c
hot with greiitly diminished legibility* /'I house
...f t*. it If* n bottle H V'.'lir Idiiinu-nt gave. entire i\-
lief, and 1 chei efull v .bear this testimony to-its
erticiu v‘- r.'i- s:»h. bv
STFA KNHON &-DINKEE.- •
..-Carlisle, J.ih. 16. 1840-
/ , .. SHORt-IMCm
■-■b.TO TH3 AFFLICTED.
ST is sometimes urged that the -Rheumatism
cannot be cured by extern.d applications.—
l ids may be true soiiuliuu-j; hut.il is’nlso cer
tainly true that this dirlrt-ssing complaint can
not be cured by internal unvrdies, vxci.pt, by
their long and const.ml use, by which perhaps,
at the Sf»me time the system becomes get daily
deranged, debilitated and destroyed. Even
were, not this the case how shall the great dis
tress of the sufferer be. allevial* <1 while mi< h
gpuv and doubtful remedies have .their effect*
The answer is plain, candid and most true—use
Ur- E.*ewe*£ KTerve and 2?one tiniment.
No name could be more appicpriite. It teach
es and soothes the nerves; and allays pains most
ePcctually mi first jqiiilic.ub n. ami by aft w
applicrttiuns removes morel Ucctnally and speed
ily Rheumatic pains ijmn ««V ioternal i or exu r
nal remedy was ever kne-wn to do. Iry it ami
be convinced. Tor sole, bv ~
STEVENSON-& UINhXE. .
Carlisle, lan. 16, 1840.
M. n. ROBERTS’S CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE EMBROCATION.
THE efficacy’ or* this most valuable embroca
tion is attested by tbouHHndswho have pro
ved its heulingVqu dnics in the cure of _,Ou* niosl
troublesome diseases m which the horse.is liable.
Such as did or fresh, wounds, pains ami
weakness of the liojbs, bruSst s, swellings* stiff
ness of the joints hod tendoi.s. galls ; & schamngs.
produced'the collar and. saddle, c racked
heels, scratches,, grease, thrush in the.foot, or
fyot-rdt in the feet of cattle, M V
.-The iu.oslJVVvtS’rlnß encon>unns’arc .daily be
stowed upon aiVd.it .there
fore recommended to farriers, stage contractors,
stable-keepers, wagoners, farmers, ’Mid private
gentlemen owning horses, as a valuable remedy
for thfc above diseases and should bccoaslantly
kept in tl»cdp stal)lesj ! v. ’ .
TJ»e following certificate is from Mr.. James
Keeside, a stage owner and'great mail contrac
tor
Philadelphia* ,lnnt‘,,l2ihv;
. This is to certify ilisit I hhvi.* used _Kd
berts’s Ivnh vocation fr Aarons kinds df-sores,
h;nd sprahis -Ijiinc T/Uikl
it m . xcccdany other tluillh 1 p '
‘ For shl? at ST-EV \pWK\fys
drily’ and'cheniTcal nt.drc, , .Inn.St)
, ATTSUO TO YOOR COtmE-
JtEV. DR. B AR'niOLOMEVpS .
Pink lixpectoriint Stf rttp,
Ai>N:U£Vocablc‘c'i) |t
'Pg , for'cough?, colds, .boai.-sonVhS,- painsin Uic
hr, aht.'iiit'liienza,bard breathing, 7 imd, .difficult,
expectoration. -• .. ■' ~'.'•'’l" . 1
However incredible' it cpi't Dii.tcr
Uunbnlomrw’s IbnK T'.xperti tai,t Sj tup; has
iiqvcr'burU; kimvviy.tt.. tail in allordinlr iclbi in
the. nliovt cn^rse.,,Miniy,ct'>-iiHc.iU'sdinyr l been
received attesting its> virtues. Tin' public are
iesjiectfnlh iiiVlu;d"t(i.mak.ta, tnuVeftlieaiti-
Cltf when its vahie.will iir-ifoJJv' allesaetle Tnr
salt-by -■ S*EV«iMS>OH?<-W£^ E ;f-
January 16, 1840.
‘llThK-SWJVYNEiResp^
■ w the very.bentfficlobeffqrjti'which .'I nave
■rtwived from-lUeiise of lh>i CoVop'f { ‘ *>> ,U P
nf \\fitcVCii<?rryfl\»rk,‘ I l<* tes
tify toAl\e ; Vihtbrttauing> K w flS
W\#X c<»m im»« cold*' •wUlc4<^gu^.:V?r t !jJ' e . at *
to use Uie J
govt;it -'iiVtrial,-,lijjrtijiinjhflypVjtvtiHy'':>>■ .R»y ie ," iC
aln >»t iiis.tMHt relief, Thaveuve(litlreqOci>tly,
I*« : **yp* l ** , *i e *s^ c ft*:' •**
mhVrs wiuiltl use tlils nicdicine atthecmnnu'ncc
it.ertViftlieir ciipls VmrteioiK'iS,*licy;W <,ll ' <
vent a disease wliicli woyhl be wore nlarn'ij'K
t U 3 fcbai-acter, aiia mucK mote obstinatein the
cufeiv.'-f ?<■;. ir '; ?■'*'. -
=- •*rN;..\y; ! con»erwftArcH t? Fifth
f :’l he above tbedioinejis fori sal 'by Jt Jv M}’ trs
: rCo-v Carlisle:seiJf'v'itTff;Si-'e-': ; ' J '■
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