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AND’ THE
E,o(ik)s>, and Bcutlcmiu’a VVojia qf.ldterafwo
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of January,'lB4l, with ah array of Contributors
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and from an affectation of morality, but while a
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th,e firm and independent tone of the criticisms,
upon the current literature of the day, has the
fist of contributors embraces the names of most
•of the priiifcipal.writers in America with a re
spectable number of English authors.' ■ ;>, -
The series of well known nautical papers en
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unequalled by any.aerhis published in any Ma
gazine, for years. The author promises to open
the first of a new series pf Talcs of the Sea. and,
' from his known abilities as-a depictor of sea
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zine Papers may be expected during the volume,
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author of/LcaveSjU'ouya. Lawyers Poit Folia,’
has also’been secured,—and we may expect
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clous stores which a 'long life in the profession
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GKO. R. GRAHAM.
Snath west corner of Chesnut &Thirds!. Phlia.
At a- stated Orphans’ Court
began and held-on,Monday the 9th day of Novem
ber,. 1840, at Carlisle, in & for Cumberland coun
ty, before the; Hon. 'Samuel Hepburn, President,
and John Stuart and John Lefovre,-Associate.fudg
es of the Same, assigned, &e., the following pro
ceedings were had, to wit;
Upon the petition of John K. Longhocltcr, Ad
ministrator bf. Henry respect-,
folly representing that yourpetitioper was appoint
ed Administrator of the estate of tho said Henry
Longnecker, dec’d.—that he Jias filed his admin
istration account, and there is opon'the settlement
of said account a balance overpaid by accountant
of $2119,91}- -Thero, are no,funds bcfcnging to
the estate except the recognisance entered into by
John K. Longnocker for farm tojif n-by bim at the
valuation—lie therefore prays the Conrt fo grant u
Bole on the’Heirs, to show causa why thaamount
overpaid by him. should not bo credited on the said
recognizance as of the Ist April .1840;.
10th November 18}0. Rule granted, -Person,
alnortoe to be seryed'ori those in the. county, and
notice to- to those bit I of tho county by
publication in two newspapers in the county for
cix weeKß, ictoraablo at the January Court 1841*
Cumberland county, so.
bAIU Ufa •Tj Mr illis Foullt, Clerk of tho Orph
wlwvK ana Court in and for said county, do
' efiSßr^^ r aby certify tho foregoing -to be .a
true copy of record’. Witness.my band
. 'nTtiy apd seal Of said Court, at Carlisle; the
JfithdaT.of November 1840,- ■ -
- w.foulk;Clk.O.C;.
Thd Subscribers’ have' jnef returned from the
West with a lot, of FEATHERS, 7 and .ERIED
PEACHES,. which they offer for; sale. at "their
store idom.corner of. Hanover and Loutber Streets.
of
/orSaddle, Harness, orsDraoghti'
. of which wilkßSsold tEBBonahlS.:•::: 1 ..i K£•
■V-:• ■rl.-•;r-, i ■HAMILTON & GRIER, ■
Carlisle, Dee. 3> .1840. . ;3t.;
ih/lUPKie, deceased.: ,•; ?
dlainis to present tfie
;;: r.:;
"?.!?• M’lvfiESi
.-• Jfcyeftber 56,1840. ; .:;; •-,; '"'
. Ss : \fsSCZ. ’•’■-■
■•" A,t.
NEW GOODS. ;
/ The’subsCrihersTiave' just/rebelveil,_and are
liow opehing ii splendid asorUncnt. of FALL
and WINTER goods!■
. ■ C..8AUN117.,&C0.,
Six:CENTS REWjSKD.
HAN A WAY from tne subscriber; on Wednes
day thb ISth ihst.j a bound girl; named Mar
garet Johnson'. Said girl is nboht 14 years of age.
All peraoha are forbid haiborinjportrusting her on'
my account.' ' j -.•■•■, ■ .'■■- ■
.. . , JOHN C. NEFF. ■
Carlisle, Nov. 5i5,1840,, , v -,:; : .
George Washington, Artillery!
, I . An'.adjourncd Ooiirtbf Appeal will'bc
11 hold bn
MV .i Monday Ibe SOth of S/.cember,
fjyja at the Armory, between the liours of 10
■PH.' A. M.; and CP. M., After said appeal a
\f flf warrant will bo issued against , all delin
quent members.,
UU S. CROP; Capt.
-J’R— November 26; 1810. 1 .
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. .
THE Pennsylvania Reporter Will as heretofore
be published twice a week during the ensu
ing session of the Legislature, and contain, full
reports of its proceedings, It.will also keep its;
subscribers advised from time to time of the
transactions of Congress, and, of the national ad
ministration, which will commence its federal
reign on'next'fourth of March, Ample provi
sion-hhs been niade for that purpose.
In' ihe present jucturc ot political affairs—
when the.Legislatufe is not democratic,'a'nd the
administration,!*!.the General is
passing into -strange hands, much: interesting
matter may be'exiiected. The acts of the Le.
gislature in regard to the cherished but derang
ed banking system of the whigsi fo.the embar
rassed condition of the Commonwealth which is
a consequence of the legislation of ISiS-Gi and
the policy it will attempt to settle ;for the state
and nation under , the new dynasty, will furnish
cause for amusement, and possihly'an eatly and
determined resistance. And the first devylopc
menfs of; the Harrison administrationi their cu
.rious effect upon the hopes of the south, of north, ■
or cast, or the middle states, as its measures
shall raise dr depress thenu and the tournaments
in 'which'the jealous competitors for patronage
will exhib)t' the .lights and shades of, hope and
fear, of-exaltation, and disappointment, during
the .process of distribution at Washington, will
supply-food for. .morriment to us, and our/pa
trons, who are excluded together from the.list
of preferment; 'The mebSures of;,the adminu,-
.tration will .necessarily he treatedinorc seriobsy
ly press; ; ahdAfejhairi|ot be
backward to deal out a full measure of condem
nation whenever if is deserved and called for at
our hands. ' «
In the mean time the democratic party has
duties to itself and the country to performl-pf
which a full share will devolve on the Hi porter.
The federalists defeated it;on the Presidential
election by a few hundred votes. The Govern
or’s elcclionV which in its near approach will
marshal! the parties for the contest almost iln.
mediately; requires that every, democrat repair
’to his post of duty." The party-must not he de
feated agninvand cannof be,—if its organization
be perfected, and its ranks bo brought to the
polls in.their ancient spirit and strength ; ..
la all.these mutters we'shall be vigilant to
collect the earliest and most accurate intelligence,
r ahd hand it over to bur readers).and any addi
tional patronage weinay receive will prompt us
to n greater expense and-cflicicncy in our place
and vocation! - • ,
TERMS OF THE REPORTER. -
For the session, twice a week, in ad-‘
valice, , , g 2 00.
For the whole year,. 3,00.
Any person forwarding .five session subscri
bers and the money, shall have a sixth copy for
his trouble. .'
i. Harrisburg, Nov. ?0, 1810. .
Daily and Semi-Weekly
Pennsylvania Intelligencer.
BORING the ensuing session of the Legisla
ture, the Pennsylvania Intelligencer will be
puulished Hally and Semi-Weekly, on the fol
lowing terms:
Daily during the session g 3 00
Semi-Weekly do' ’ 2,00
Daily during the session and semi- . , ' :
" weekly during the-remainder of
the year, per annum, . . 400
Semi weekly during the-session.fic
weekly during the remainder-of
the year, per annum,' -3 00
The Daily paper will be published on a sheet
sufficiently large to contain lull r.epurts of the
doings in both branches of the Legislature,
sketches of Congressional proceedings, and the
general' news of the timesr together with miscel
laneous articles bn a varietyr.oi subjects.
The Semi-Weekly paper will be published on
a sheet of double-medium size,-and will contain,
as much reading matter as any paper ever pub
lished in Harrisburg.' ;
jßis ourintention to cmployxompetent report
er* in both .Houses; of-the Legislature, and en
rich our columns with every tbing-wbvtlrrecord
ing, which maS bo said: or done by the, repre
sentatives of thepebpie. . ■ ...
The editorial department' of the Intelligencer
will be conducted with dignity and spirit, and
uvery pains taken to.render the sbeeVvaluable
arid interesting, and worthy of public confidence
and support- In national politics we’ will, ns
heretofore, sustain what we-'conceive to be the
true.principles of democracy .V HriVing been" a
■mong the earliest s'uppbHcrs of President■ Har
rison,.and tmlftribuftd-to-the utmost of-our abil-
ities, to his election,. we wiU yield tu his adniin
istration a firm and. hearty support,.lnj-Vegard'
to state politics ,we will so shape burxourse.as
to promote; the best; interests of the Common
wealth. ■ r- ■■ i
—With-this-brief-aßusion J lo-^uy : priiiciplesr;we.:
•refer’to our past course as a‘Vpledge,,tbut .our
.promises will be fulfilled. We that mil
numerous friends throughout Uie~state 'will in-,
tefest theiri'seivck Trithe circrilatiombfrtie paper'.
We are determined to merit encbiirbgeirient by
every honorable cffiir.ti arid we hope to receive
. .y'?:’ ELLIOTT fcf M’eURDYv
Harrisburg, Nov. lB, 1840.- '-
r - ,;SEtiLiNG ope itr-r y.
TO
--Tliesubscnbei;s._inten(lingtole'ayeCnr
llsle.offer tbciir entile stocky comprising an
extensive variety of every description of: ,
drygoods,
for s a \e ai FIRST COST/ ' ’
GoUntry Merclianfsj ftnd the pubne gcn
erany;; \vlll ; fSn^
cannot obtain goods; cheaper in tlio city.
: : : 7 'CaU qrid^aee^caU-unJ i -
Depend upoh it, bargains are now 'offered
itOS^isQy|t^^t»l£aeisil^3Bi-parchaseU-.
: .V. : v''^-• :; -:,V' r /.'.ARN6LD-&.Go. .
next«;
Wanted,
Ono from the:cduriti : y J be p
■ux-j-;'.•:•...■ .henw-^^n^'-
BLANKS FORAT^i^OFFidE.
ATTENTION ;
'’ - ssi;
"" "5l-
TJUSI' received a.seasonable ami,general as
®£sortmeut of Dry Goods, which will.be sold
tit reduced prices! -Amongst other bargains will
be found aomu, very superior.merimack. prints!
The colors are.fast, stile.spleadhl, lloth very,
superior, ahd SB.inchcs wide tpr iaj cts. This
callicd ix worthy the .attention of r persori's who
wish to- purchase goods«of the kind, knbWihg
■that they are belter .than any offered-at thesame
pric.c. ,1 have also j-euewed, my slock of Bon
hietth, and will only informthe.public'lhat I Will
sell Tuscan Bonnctts asilbw as 6i.qWi‘and,.prices
iif ribbons and other-trimmings to correspond.
Together with many other goods, all.of which*
will .hc found in-Bbulli Hanover.streets; and fur
side by C..BARNITZ. ;
T. H, SKIiES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
■BTH’AS just received and isnow opening--at his
JlB. stand in West High Street, n general,assort
ment of new and fashionable goods,, suitable for
gentlojnbn’s wear, such as . . - ' ;
GLOTHS, iWOOLDYED BLACK,
Blue, Green, Invisible, Fancy and Cadet mixed..
>"■ ■;; ; ■ cAssiMJßiiESi.
Black, Blue, light' Dob skin, fancy and single
milled. ' ■ ■
, - VJESTUTGS;' .
Satins, figured Silks', Valencies, and Marsaiks.
FANCY ARTICLES, ■ •
Suclu as Stocks, T Giovo3,~Suspenders,, Han'dkor--
chiefs &'c., All pfwhich will.bo sold and made
up in the most fashionable manner, and at- the
shortestrnoticc.'. « ' -
Carlisle, July 301 b, 1810.—If.
,I>ENTISTS4Y.-
PR. L g; -
HAS. returned to Carlisle, and wilt, as here
tofore, attend to the practice ot Dentistry,
iny'be found at Col. rerree’s hotel. ' ' ' ■
• Persons requesting it will-be waited upcn at
their residences.
C Dr. George D. Foulke; .'
Reference,— < licv.-T/ios. V. 'JhornLon,.
. (. Ur. David jV. Mahon.
* Carlisle. MarclylS, 1 1840.
New llurdwure, Grocery
AND' : VAS,IET-Y 'BTQRB.
rETSHK subscriber has just returned from the ci-
Ji. tied of Now York, Thlhulolpliiaar.d Balti
more, and is now opening at his store room South
Hast corner of, Market' Square.
(formerly-occupied by ,G. \V, Hitner,
.totalassortment<bf
! CEDAR WARE, BRIT TAN! A-'
W&HEi GROCERIES,
Oils,' Paints, Varriishes, Glass, Brushes, Whips,
(Danes, Lamps for burning Camplmvo Oil, and a
great variety of articles useful and necessary for
furnishing and keeping a house.
He has also, and will.'’constantly’Keep on.hand,
Camphino Oil, a cheap'ami elegant substitute for
Sperm Oil, and hayingbocn appointed the agent
of Messrs;.Jßachdes &Brother of. Newark; N. .L,
for the sale of JONES’ PATENT LAMP in this
county, he is prepared to furnish Lamps and Oil
at a very reasonable' rate' to “all who may wish“to
use this new and 'economical light.
Ilaving selected his goods himself, and made
his purchases for bash, ho is able and determined
to sell low. Those having the cash to lay out
will find it.to their.advantage tdtgive him atcall.
* ' HENRY DUFFIELD. '
’ Carlisle, July 9, 1910. . . tf , -
■ Estate of Michael Saxton, llcc’J.
MO TICE is hereby given that letters of ad
ministration on tlie estate of Michael Sax
ton, late of Silver Spring township, Cumberland
county, dcc’d,, have been, issued to life subscri
ber who resides in the Same township: All per
sons having claims or demands against tlic es
tate of tlie said decedent, are requested to make
known the same without' delay, and those in
debted to make nnypant. •
' KHIN SAXTON, Ad’me.
November 4, 1840. , .
Esiule of William S,.Ramsey, dec'd.
TJ* liT I'EKSi ofudministration on the estate of
a William S. Ramsey, lute of the Borough of
■Carlisle, in the coun*y of Cumberland,' dec*d.,
have been issued to residing in
the county of York*'Ptmi*a, Allpersonsmcleht*
ed to the oaid .estate will’ make payment imme
diately, and those having claims against tjie es
tate will present them for settlement.
'■- •ALBJiIVr C.'RAMSEY, Adm’iv -
Novembers, 1840.
N. B. In the. absence of the administrator
from Carlisle, Mr* Henry Dutficld, is author
ized to receive payments and claims on es
tate. - • ••• := ' V •
Fresh Drugs, Medicines,
The subscribers lui.ee received a supply Of
fresh Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals/Oils, Paints,
Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, FiuUs.i&c., alt of which
will be sold on reasonable terms by-"
: l. ST£ VEArSOMU.DLVKLB.
■Dorns'. ■■ / -
The American Coi-n Plaster stands unrivalled
n the long list of remedies for the cure of corns.
All that is necessary hi order to test Us virtues
-s to make trial of the article, when its efficacy
will he experienced. '.Fin'sale by .
.. STJi VEjVSO.V ist. DIVKLE.
FRESH Salad Oil of .very fine quality, just
reseivtd aiid for sale by Stevenson 8c Din-
' : 'NEW- GOOBS. - .
ItfflHE, subscriber has just received returned
vA from the city with a supply of nspenbr new'
styled
FALLS,- WINTER GOODS.
consisting in-pafl of wool{fiyefl black, blue
claret,.adalinj Byowfi;;invisible.greeii aiid mul
berry cloths, wbql'iijlid black; blue and figured
cassintercS, satinetts ell.all descriptions, fTends
bev.crteeiis, ticks and .checks, imported stair 8c
figured carpeting, saxony ; prince arid rnnuslin dc
laities,. bombazines' anti .merino, blue" blacky
black, mouse;, fawn, brown, figured and plain
silks. Figured-and plain Jackiiiiette muslins.
Green b;bae, fiarinels of different colors, gloves
and liqesertS:- Clodvand fur and
merino 'sjiriwls.y MitfckiriawH rose; and ■ point;
anfiistriiw iibnnets,'bigetlier
with an .assortment of Groceries - mid Qaecns
;warei , All of which will he disposed ofinti the'
most reasonable terms; . Piu - snus;are’iiivUeil to
ciUEow)'e^roii»e;foV : 4Uen&elVe»J^»W's“c|'^:-
ing elsewhere. '<*•.: :■
ANDREW .RICH ARDS. .
' ’ Octobe'rl.lS-lQ.y- T
■v, : : v' TsciiTrcE
IS hereby giving that. TVilliarn B. Cummins of
Shipperisbargf -has blade an assignment of his‘
real and pbtaonal property to the subscriber' for tlib.
use ofhis creditors: Those who know themselves
■to bpjodbbted toihimi pnany account,arereipiest
led lb calland' make payinentas speedily as possi
i * ’ ■ lIOBT. GILMOBE, Assignee.
£ "November 26; 18-10; ffc'% w i '/-
and.
:Uinhlefo££? i ■-!;*?<» y.;:\
nt-gem
} HauinV'N?NiK)fleans;tnUlasses,’ are inti-ijmed
ffmUt is for sale :;i <^iq.rßAlttfiq^,v,
TiSOvby StevvnSon ami Dinklels Drbg
aml v-V-v-.-V; b
"'.t- .
SVSisßOtf. ©BW'TiSft'V'T
"Er® ESPECTFIiLLY inform*' the ladies and
.Bcfe!, gentlemen of Carlisle and its vicinity that
be sets' Artificial Teeth, iri-thb most approved
manner. He also scales; plugs ;and. separates
teeth to arvest decay.. . - i . L’. i . . i .'
--. J)ri N. prepares tt'tpoth powder, 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 ail. odontalgic wash is
prepared for healing sore gums’and fusten the
teeth.' :
' Ladies hud gentlemen arb requested to call
and examine h'nt collection of. Porcelain or In
corruptable teeth',.'-which'-.will never decay or
change color,mid are free from all unpleasant
odour, durable and well.adapted lor. chewing,
which will be inserted in the best manner'and at
fair pricey.-^~ . : ■ v " . y
AH'persons wishing Dr. N. to call at their
dwellings' will please, to leave a line at Ids resi
dence, No, 7 Harper’s Row, when he will punc
tually attend to every call in'tlie line of liis pro
fession! From a long and sucEcssful practice,
he hopes to give general satisfaction. ■
. Carlisle, August 1, 1839. m
' 1 ' NEW ANU CHEAP
WHOI.ESAI.E; AND KETASS.
CONFECTIONARY & FRUIT
STORE.
.&EOU&E W. EEEISf.
"gB ESFECT FULLY aripoUnces to the citi-
Hep zeps of Carlisle anti the public in general,
tliat he has opened the .above business'in the
house formerly occupied, by Dr. Roland, nearly
opposite tile Carlisle Bunk, and next door to Ar
nold t f Co’s, store, where lie intends: keeping
constantly bn band a large assortment of CAN
DIES and' ; . - ~ . : ■ ,
. SYKtJPS, f=?- '.
such as Lemon, Ginger, Pine Apple,. Sarsapar
illa, Orange, Capilair, and Strawberry, all of
whiclfare manufactured by himself—also, Wa
ter,, S ala, Butter and Sweet CRACKERS.' He
intends keeping constantly on hand a large 'as
sortment of .
-...rP.tTIT. AITD ,ITJTf3, ,
such as Raisins, Figs,'Primes., Dates, Currants,
Oranges,' Lemons, Citron’, Almonds,. Crcane
VVal’nulsv Gro'ifnd' Nuts,
Corn.: Nuts, hc.'tko, ' ,
of the above licwUlsell syljrtl^yiil^&vetli'il:
andmll others, will find,it to their advantage by
calling before purchasing elsewhere. All.ord
ers frorn the country will beithankfully receiv
ed and ’promptly attended to.
BAKING
attended “to at the shortest notice;
VIC E CREAM served ajrfor parties,-See.
N.B.— Two appi entices wanted to the above
business. None need apply, unless they can
come-ttoll--recommended?---' — ; » —■—
May 7,. 18-10. .. . , v
TAiILOBIHe.
THE subscriber would inform luBjs'rierulsaml
the public in general, that he l\as his shop in
High street, in the shop formerly occupies by
Cormack M’Mamis, one'door west :df N. W.’
lic puironagO. * ... • .
„-. , - WILLIAM MTI-lERSON, :
, August 20, 1840,
For Sale.
pi 00 Bushels Bituminous Coal, of cxeelleUt
9JJqnality, at thq Ware House of Rheom & Hal
bert, West High street, Carlisle.
August G," 1810. j .
JBSats! SSats! Mats!
Blacd and white Russia, Vigonia,FFur Chip,r r Chip,
Palm Leal, Leghorn, Willow Cane and Woe*
Hats, for sale wholesale and retail.
CHAS. BARNIIZ.
;at the new store.
SHAVE ' just received a seasonable assort,
ment of URY.C.OODS, which .l have re
cently pm chased and will be able to sell litem
at greatly reduced prices. The stuck consists
of extra wool dyed’blue, black, brown, olive
and various otber-colors.Of
'; BP.OAD 'CLOTH, 1
very" superior CASSiMERES aiid 'Sattinets,
English and Domestic linen 8c cotton Drillings,
and a general assnrtment or summer sutif tor
men's and boys* ’wear, Hangups, Cords; Lion
skirt Cloth, togethet. with it, great variety ot
Chintzes, Calicoes, Mouslin dir-Laines of rich
shades,, French Lawns, Bombazine, ,Oro. de
Rhine Silk; blue bliick - Italian and Mattione
Silk; French needle worked and common Capes,
bobinet and cotton Laces and Edgings, , Footing
of various breadths ..and qualities, Paris, ki
and cottim Ladies’ and Misses’ Gloves, black,’
lace and green .and wlule blond Veils, together
with ti neat’assortment of" Cashmere,- Brocha,-
twisted silk.and other dress Shawlswid Haitdj
.kererti-'fs—also a full assortment of Domestic
Goods, G'roceries, Shoes!.Hats and Caps, all of.
whichltave lately been selectedwith care,which
makes me confident that 1 sell good goods -and
give goncl bargains. I therefore take,the liber
ty, of inviting my former customers and friends,
arid the.public gchefally, to examine my stock
hvdtt'e season. ’’’ , '-V K , '‘or-' - ’’ -
- Thankful lor'past favors I hope by, close per
son sla Ulm i tto nt o business to merit,and, receive
a~shm‘e‘of mMlcTjaTt'onage,Vi--
■ul iIJ. CHAS; BARNITZ; 1,
> T Carlisle, - 'May 18-10- ; ' : ‘ y .
VAOjIbIAE FARMS FOR
SAE.E.
THE subscribernffvisVfor sale the following
described reat.estiitc, situate iri Green town
s|iip t; Franklm .county,, adjoining the.-Tiinipike
road,; and.withjn one mile ot .yi'v.unyilffige. vi.Z!
1 A Farm of Jtrst rede .limestone land,.
coiituining.l9o, acres, having -.thereon erected-a
■ two Story • f- .- ...
n tie w PBanie' Sheds! - Cribs, and .‘nig the’
necessary .out'bulldihgs, ; with - , a, sufficiency .of
timbefclaiul. ''' v- 1 - -i : 1 ’' -• ’" ’’’
: ; 2.—L2 ’Farm, aho o/'firstraCc limestone
lim'd,; (adjoining acfesi;
liavhig thereon erected il* - ; v‘ V ‘ , '‘'
•iYied.ai e-riusi and/out ImUdirigsV and atoll, pro
portion of first rate;tjniber.^
:, On each of the abbvotencta are heverfailing
.wells'-of good; tvater 1 / nnfl.’orchards of choice,
ffuiti the ftnces are in good repair, and the land’
fo'a iiTgh , frifms.a|e
notsurpassed. liy'anyiiitheeast'eiidefilic conn
" •*- ~• J-■*^f ‘ ■:‘' 1 '>'■ ','l- VA"' 1 *’
.. -w.- - • • V •
5.—M small farm Piix s Iqmlf tjiree
Vo\itliSi|' ; Sliil)jVensb'in r S» atljoiiiiii):thc-farm
pnipsil>^!i-^yi-t>'i>biL'wtU; : «b(t yb'ulilht; a;
Vninfiirtable-! !§>«>«;ts~a~weiaaii '<haf'Wabt<ij u
h ((nilsnnic Ib,w ; prjc c<] .prpjie ft)’ >. "A r ' V '
beV;t;csi(lmgl;in o£-SluppensUurgv
WOOD WAJW'Bb AT THIS OFFICE.
A t a stated* Orphans’ Court
began anti held on Tuesday the 15th day of Au
gustTB4o,’tit Carlisle! for Cumberland county,
before the Honorable Samuel Hepburn, Presi
dent; and Jon. Stuart and Jno. Lefevre, Esquires,
Associate Judges of the, same Court, assigned
Bcc.!the following proceedings were had! to wit;
' 25th August 1840. Rule on George Walters,
David Clever, John Clever, George C; Clever,'
Barbara Baughmaii, -Henry-Miller and Sarah
his wife, and the children ofrElizabelh Scott,
deceased,.who,was intermarried.with Andrew
Scott! heirs of Christopher'Wallers of said
county cler.’d. , to appear at the next stated Or
phans?,'court! to be held at Carlisle, on the 25 th
day of December next, to.shcjy cause Why.Puir
part!No. 2. being TJ acres of land, .with'two
story Log House.and Stable thereon, being part
of the real estate of said decld., should not be
sold,, publication ol this. rulc.to bemade in two
newspapers printed in. the Carlisle for six suc
cessive weeks, to be'snflicient notice to the par>
ties who reside out of {ke'State.
T . By the. Court. -■
Cumberland Coifnty. ss> . ’ ' . :
' ' 1 the undersigned, do certify,that
the abovcis-a true copy of the records
the Orphans’ court of said county,
in testimony whereof 1 hnvehcreun-
Wjffisrf* to set my hand'and sail of office this
; "" 3d dav of September A. D. 1840. •
WILLIS FOULK, C. O. C.
Certificates of JEgcncy
For the Sale.oJ.Bramlrelli’s Universal Yc
, gclable...Pills,, are. held.in
county by the following agents.
. GEO. W. fil TN EE, -Carlisle, . : -
S. Culbcrtson. Sbippensbuig.
Adam Riegle; Meclianicsbln g.
; Hoke Sc Brenneman, New Cumberland,
' Gilmore Sc M’Kjniiey, Newville,
L. Riegle Sc Co., Churclitown.
M. G. Rupp, Sfiirenianstown. •
As counterfeits of these pills are in some cases
sold for the genuine ones, the safety of the pub
lic requires none should be purchased ex
cept -cm those recognized as agents above.-
RIOHES XTOT HEARTH.
Those who enjoy health,' must ceitaiiily feel
blessed.when they compare themselves to those
sufferers that have been afflicted for years with
various diseases which tlie Human family'are all
subject tp be troubled with. "Diseases present
themselves in various forms ami from various
circumstances, which' in ■ the commencement,
may all be checked by the nsc»f Dr.X). P. Har-
Itch’s Compound strengthening and German
Aperient Pills, — such as Dyspepsia,Livei Com*
.plaints,-Pain in thc.side, Hheumatisn), General
Debility, Female amkall diseases to
which human nature is subject,,>yhtrc tlie st«'-
whvnys : "ihrrhv
Medicines .Pah be taken with perfect sa'ety • by
tlie mnst N delicate female* as they, are mild in
their.operation,ami pleasant in-their eflects. ■ •
Principal Office for the United Suites, No. 5I-
North Eighth street, Pliiladclplda. Also,_ lor
sale by : ' :J. J.‘ MYERS & CO:
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPBPSiA!!
• More proofs of the effieaev Jlailich's
Medicines.—Mr. Jonas Hahtmas, of Surnney
town, P.\., entirely cured, of the above disease,
which ’he" wifs afllictPdrwiih for sjx “)*cars»*his
symptoms were ifsense dt distension ami oppres
sion after eating* distressing.pain in the pit of
the“stomach, nausea, loss of appetite, giddiness
and dimiiess of sight, extreme debility, Halulen*
ce, acrid eructations,-sometimes vomiting, and
pain in the rip hi. side, depression of spirits, dis
uVrlted 'rest, faintness, and not able to pursue his
business without causing his immediate exhaus
tmn ami weaiiness. Mr. Hartman is.happy to
state to the public.ancl-is_wUling to.give- any in.v
fpritvAiion to the afflicted, won
derful benefit he received from th.c use of Dr.
Harlich’s Compound German
Aperient Pills. For sale by ~ .
J. J. MYERS & Co., Carlisle. ■.
Uouglis-, Colds § Coiisuiuptions.
Sirs; A. Wilson, of Lancaster Pa.,
entirely cured by the use of Dr. Swaync’s Syrup
of Wild Cherry—her symptoms were . constant
couching, pain In her side, back and head, de
praved appetite, spitting of blood, no. rest at
night, Bcc. After using two bottlesdf Doctor
Swayne’s Compound Syrup of PrunusVirginiana
nr Wild Cherry, she tound herself relieved, and
by tlie time she had used the third bottle,' she
found herself entirely cured of the aforesaid dis
ease, which she hud been afflict tjdf&lih for three
years. There are dailv certifiers of various
persons, which add sufficient teslidfnny .of the
great efficacy of thisinvaUiable medicine.,,
,For s,ilejf)y J.J. Mvkhs y Go
LIVER COIWPX.A2KT
Cured by . the use of Dr, H irMch’s Compound
Strengthening and (ierman Aperient Pills.
, Mr. , Wn.LiAMJ.iiciiAiui^PltiNhm!g r -Ua,-.-&n?-
tirely cured'of the above distressing diseases—
his symptoms were, pain and ■ weight in the left
side, loss of appetite, vomiting, acrid eructa
tions, a distension of thcKtomach, sick headache,
furred tongue,.countenance changed to a citron
color, difficulty of breathing, disturbed rest, at
tended with a cough, great debility, with other
symptoms indicating groat derangement.of
functions.of the liver. . Mr, Richard had the ad
vice ol several physicians, but received no re
lief, until using Dr. Harlich’s Medicine, which
terminated in effecting a perfec t cure.
.• -•For sale by J,, J. CO., ; ;
POST .OPP.ICS,
Carlisle,-F*a. August l, 1840.
Arrival and Departure a/,_ Maiie
I. Arrives,.' Closes-
Eastern. •daily - about 12 nt- ,-. 7 p.m.
, _ 1 * 5 p, mlO a,, iri.
Western 1 ■ ’ 1 11 a. in. 11a.m.
, .11 a; m. 4p. m.
SoiitheVn. ’ " •*^’-'-b'~"^‘~l2-an ; “---Ioa,-m.
■Hcchamosb.’g; v 1: 12 m. 7p. ni.
Newvtlie ~ “ ■ ~ V , .11 a. mV’ll it. m.
” VI;" R. L AMIIERT’ON, P. M, -
.BANK NOTICE.
WHEREAS the Carlisle Saving Fund So
ciety, will expire. in 1 1843. -Notice is here
hy, given, agreeably to the constitution artel, laws
!o£ Pennsylvania, that the of said in
stitution intend "applying to tlin next Legislature
of thb Commonwealth for a renewal; of charter,
change of name';, style and litlo to “Cumberland
Valley. Bank,” increase of eapitalnnd general dis
counting and banking privileges, alb under.silch
restrictions as the Legislature may-direct. The
above institution to be continued in Carlisle, Pa.
V JOHN 3. MYERS.
Cm
September 10, 1840; - 11
J
; ; ; ;'; ;iVOTieil!.;
• .'ilic'eslate of
jßarbarn EiTurd. latc of 'East Peiihsbbroogh
township, ChmJj.ertai>;d boUnty.Tilcc’il.,
bebh issued to the subscriber who resides in
the same township:; All'pefsonshhvjngclaiins
brdcmahdsagainsttlieestftleorsaid’dece
dent.are req'uestcd;to niakc*kriowh the same
without, delay, and,those indebted to make
paymenttb ■
: HOLTZ, Adm’r.' :
’November s,‘tB4(V :? ;
• v ;• Kooncmvjf:; j-yci i; ';
OtIu; Vost)meiital SnVntsprep'iiV,! hy •
C. McPherson, are \vai‘raute<l lV> be snpeVlnr l()
10-atlyotlieriMTpiiraliiiii'iflliokbid/howiriA^e
WOftrine hppa'Hi;''Forsnle-tOCarlislebb' ; >''■ ■■ ’X.
'* PLVKLEj :
V 1 '*•
IMPORTANT DISCOVERT.
THE public are hereby'dir Acted to the med
ical -advertisements of- Dr,’ H A REICH’S
Celebrated Compound Strengthening 'limic, and
German Aperient Cilia, which arc a Medicine
of great value to tlie afflicted, discovered by O.
P. Harlich, a celebrated physician ut.'AUdorf,
Germany, which hasjbeemusedr.wijli'.uii'paral-
leled success throughout GArfeahyvc-vl'iiisMed-,
iciue consists of two kinds, vies the,German A
perient.andtlic Compound Strengthening Tonic
Pills. They-are packs,
and sUould bolh bc used to permanent ,
cure. TJioseiwh'h arc afflicted-wpuTd'do'wt'U to
make a trial of Uift invaluable Rledicine, as they
never produce Sickness,dr,’nausea: .while: using.
A safe and effectual remedy for ; —f,
DYSPEPSJA OR INDIGESTION - ,
and all Stomach Complaints'!pain in Side; Inv
er Complaints, Loss-of Appetite, FliUnlcffty,
Palpitation of the Heart, General IJebilify, Ifei-
V'ous In liability, Sick Headache, T'ejnule Dis
eases, Spasmodic Afflictions, UlieUmatisnvAsih
mas, Consumption, See... iTie Gentian Aperient
FillaOfa to cleanse the stomach and purify • the
Tonic oi; Strengthening Villa are
to invigorate the nerves and di
gestive organs and.givedone to,lhe.Stomach, as
all diseases originate from impuritieedf tile blued
and disordered stomaph. This mode of treating
diseases is pursued by all practical Physicians,
wbicli'experienC’t has taught them tube the only
remedy to effect a cure. 'They are not only re
commended and prescribe/l bytlie most expe
rienced Physicians in their daily'practice,. hut
-also takeirby those gentlemen themselves whom
ever.they leel the syriiptoms of those;, diseases,
in which ijicy Know them to be efiiCncinus.—
'This is the case in all large cities in which they
have an extensive sale., ;lt is not to he under
stood that Ujf-se medicines will cure all discuses
merely, by purifying life blood—this they.'; will
not do; hut' they certainly will, and sufficient
authority of daily proofs asserting that those
medicines, taken as. recommended by the: di
rections whlcli accompany them, will cure d
great majority of diseases of tlni stomach, lungs,
and liver, hy which impurities of (lie blood arc
occasioned. , '
Ask for Dr. fluiichN Compound.Hirengt »vetr- ~
mg Tonic, and Cicrmjtn Aperient Pills. - ',. ; .
. Principal Office for of this medicine
is at No. 19 North Eighth .street, Plnladt Iphia*’
, Also—For.sale at Oie.drug ston: of J*.
BUS Sc CO., Carlisle, who are. Agents foi*'
Cumberland county. Nov. 2h 1839*
Vaughan 4* Pc(crson r s Hcc\ LinimaU,
gjUFEIUOK to all other applications for
rheumatism, chilblains,'sprain's,' numbness'
ot the limbs, stillness ami Weakness of the ji Ini',
sore throat, Hy rubbing the Liniment-well
into the head wil]t a hair, brush *at gniug to bed.'
c^ : jib. jh u t pa nil u
the the disease / • •
RHEUMATISM OF THE .1IEA1).
Numerous cures-in all theabove,affectionshave,
come under the observation if the proprietors.
The'follbwiiik statement of a muM kahle; cure
of partial.paralysisof a limb is frdm William
L.-Norton; Esq? a well known and ./respectable
. of Southw’oi'k: _■ *
Vaug hah puling sever
al we’6ks I /Hufferetl a partial paralysis ot the
right arm and of the third and fourth fmgtrs of
the right "hand, wind r sen s 1 1>1 y 1; ”affv{ - te d the
jvhole the Earn willing became to
.me' a difficult task which I could mu execute
buVwUlrgnintlv diminished legibility. The use
of half a bottle of your. Liniment ga\ e enure rt -
lief,-and Tchecrfnlly.;lu-;|ir-,Xh'is testimony to its
efficacy.' -Forsale’by . *....
STEVENSON & DINKpE.-
t -Jan.-16 l ;
- S3ia>RT FACTS; ’
.. ; TO.t-ES.APPLIOT-fiD. •
SF is. spnyetimW-UrKutl that the, lllu umatism
camiot be cured by external applications.—
Tuts may be-true soinetihus; hut it is also -cer.
Uiuly true that thisdim essing comj lainlcnn
not bo cured by internal remedies, exript by
theii*Tt{ng and.constaut use, by which perhaps,
at the same.tnne the system In.conus gei crally
and destrr.jed, .hv.cn
were not this the tase how shall t\ie great dis
tress of the sufferer be alleviated while h
slow and doubtfurrcmedics have their effect. 4
The answerris plain, candid and most true—use
Dr- Eewe’s Nerve and Pone liniment.
No hame.coidd be more appicpri.ile. It reach
es and soothes the mrvc.s and allays pains most
effectually on its first a|*p)icMu n, anti hy a few
applications removes more t fficlually and speed
ily Kheumatic pain* than any internal nr exit r
n'aljjtemedy was ever known to do. *iT) it and
Unconvinced. For sale bv ‘ ,
.... STEVENSON & DINGLE.
- .CarlUleViTm. 16, I84(V ’ •*'
■CITTSJMIJ TO YOXiil COUGH.
- iiii;V7i>R.is:\irnioi,osiEA\' : S -
Ftjifc Expectorant?.Sifriejf,
AN agreeable cordial ami effective remedy
for coughs, colds, pains in ihc
breast, inilueiiza, hard bVeathing, stud tiiflicult
expectoration.
However incredibly, it may appear, J)nrtcr
Uiiriholcmew’s .Pink* Expectorant Syiup has
never been known to tail in affording relief in
the above cases. .Many certificates lulve been
rccehHd attesting its virtues, . The public, aie
respect fully invited to make a trial of vthe arti
cle When its value-.will be fully, aUeMe<U.. Fnr
sale by ; . STEVENSON & DINKLE; “
January 16, 1840, 1 ;
Ij~feß. SWAVJ&Ei Respected Friend:--Fimrt
§ 8 the very;|juhyficial efl*ect.s T w.ltich. I ha.v e
received from lT&-use of thy Compound. Sylhp ,
of Wild Cherry>Rark, I am fully willing to tes
tify to the astomsbingeflVct. My- aitatk was
that of a cnmmnhVc6hl, r . which began to threat
eiyspmething o( a; more, serious.nature. . Being
.xei'otn wended'
ghve it VtriaT; nntfam.happy losayit*gTive"n.e
alnr.ost instant reliefs;f I. have uftird infrequently,
at d always with the sai’ye beneficial tfTtTis.; j t
others .would use.tldsmedicine ; r at:t he commence
nr ef t (>f thei r colds and cpnghs,lhey wnul(t;pye
yeiVl d disease which would 'be niore.ttlnfming
, t its character, at id much" rrior.e obstinate in the
cure. ; ’ v ; ‘ Elwood L. Pusky.
N. W. corner ofArchFiflhrstV.CPUiiai
Eighth month, 23, 183i>,
Theabove medicine is for saV by J.I. Myers
Co.; Carlisle. 1 1 1 ■' ' ‘ •
Dyspepsia and Bypocondriacism. .
Cured by Dr. Ha'rlich’s celebrated Medicines.
; Mr. V iON. of Schuylkill Sixth
jstioiac*--' ifflictcd for serefaitycars
with 1 ,sHig-diseasc—ScJfhcsiuat— :
the.su C.palpifatiotvof the heart,
;ittinaireU;aHpetuc^:^c.rld!srwst l jV o P/ , iflWj4h,rss
land
general debility, diKurbed rest, a pressure ami
weight a* the stohineh ? severe flying
pains in the clieisfi beeksahd sidesyfcostiveiiess,.
adisliketursociety;prc(jnverfiatiun>J.angubrarid
lassitude upon-iliejcast-..pccssinp. ...Jjjjfc ..Moli-i-,
Von tVad applied to tiiemdsVeriiintht jihjsTciansv •
iwho‘ considered' if beyond; the iif human
skill to restore.Ulnt to healthvibowevfcr, as his
afflictions had ivduced hini ttp.a deplftrabl.e con
to .try Pi - ; 1 : IlaHicli’s Medicines, a&tjiey being;
-highly? recoin memfed, 'bywhich'lie '■ procured
twopackagesfoy triali befdreUsihg:tlieSccihd'
y>ackage,he:fi!und .hiihselfgrcatiysrelicredifßhth
by continuing-,life. nse,of. tKetn^lhy-v^iseajafien*
jtirelydisappeared—^lie ij?omy enjoying all the,
blessings • fpeiTectllealtli. 1 .V . 1 ■" }
i - iNir ade by vi ;Jl-J.Sl'yßits to* Co. " ‘
reeo}y^‘CO)nb;;dokirable..Gp , ppS s.uita».' :
MB. hie for die season; aLffle stdie of:
" ■V- - -■ v " A. RICHARDS.
July 30, 1810.