7T[,
Philadelphia,
mOWAV&,KEIj!MEI3i 37 NortftWharves;
RUpliiw'Race St., offnr for sale, at the lowest
bP ,|l ,1,0 arliolca ot the Oil Trade. Their
P r ' a ,% a vhtied and exllfnaivb,' and lliejr feel ■confix
S tof giving hatisfadllon id :tliohe who tall.—
havMOVtron Hand- • 1 p
Fall Oils* of different quail-
ics.’ • ■ •, v.;
VVinter-pressed Lhrj 6ij>, •. /■
VVinter Elephant and Whale 0\l».: '.,
Urfinod, Backed and Common Whale Oil. :
'PunneraA Oils. ■ Sperm Candles; Guano, &o.
Plilla.i Aug. 19f 1847.—2 m ... ~«
H B,—AH gopas delivered in firstiia^order,
Valuable Farm.for Sale.
BY virtue of power of Attorney to mo executed,
bv tho heirs of George Coovcr, deceased, late.of
nroc township, Cumberland county, I will offer
resale on the premises, on Saturday, the 251 h of
ScDtooihernejcl, a tract'of first rate
w LIMESTONE land,
nroperty of the heirs of George Coover, doc*d.,)
• „io in Monroe, towneliip, Cumhctland county,
™nl«iningloB‘Acres, mpre or less.. This properly
• sboul U .miles west ofMcchahicaburgi near the
,S A .Ifladlnff. from Carlisle id Harrisburg, bounded
brands of Pft v ‘d Clark, John liiftc, and others. U
contains about ,
20 ACRES of timber land,
residue being under good fencoand in n high
, .lo of cultivation- Tho property will bo offered in
Irnets to suit pnrchaocis; the one corfUming
about 70 acres with the improvements, the other
about 38 acres. The improvements area two story
flgA Log House,
plastered outside—LOG BARN,' and 6th.
tSlliffimcr Outbuildings. . There is also a never
well of excellent water at tho door
of the Mansion House, and a good Apple Orchard
and other fruit trees on the, premises. . Sale to com
mcncc at 1 o'clock, P. ,M. on sa|d day, when tho
icrms will be- made known by
u ■ \ . JOHN.BEELMAN, .
- ,Attorn«y in fact for the Heirs,
August 19,1847.—6t*. ; , - . -' ,
• *Lah. Inlell.' insert to amt of 91,50 and charge
this office. • -
FOR SALE.
A TRACT pE* 'LAfrb situate in North Middleton
township, Cumberland county, about miles
from Carlisle, on'lhg rqad leading to Slcrrell’s.Gapl
containing 50 acres, ..nioro, or less—llio whole of
which is cleared and In a good stale of cultivation—
having thereon creeled a two story
jy, LOG HOUSE,
tnftjffljLpte^credoutside and Inside, a FRAME
IliHXff AND LOG BARN, and other improve-
; Tho property will be offered at
private sale until the IGtfa of September. - If not sold
before that time ll will their bo offered at public, sale
'it the promises. -< - ' R.ANGNEY,
' Irnttee «f Catharine Satandtr.
August 19, ••
Real Estate for Sale;
fpjite subscriber offerfc at fMyate Four Lots silli
ly ale in Ctimb: toUhtjr, and within
fuiir hu'niired yards of the Big-opting l , oh which
is erected two first rate ' . ,
Log Houses,
tabling, and a variety,of fruit trees’. Alio a flmall
hroperty situate in Dickinson tovfrnship*,coritalhing
12 Acres, more or less, having Uifeon crebted a
two story .. •• ‘ , .
jwa Frame Log House & Stable.
About one half of SabMaWTis cleared
||}||R|l#and in a good Stafobf and
sSSanever failing stream of water is near
to the house, and a number of good fruit-trees.! It
is within 1J mile's of Gon. Miller's Furnace, and
cnP'half mile south of the Pine, bounded by lands
Martin Clnudy, Adam CobVfer, John Millfer and
T.C. MilteV. :- f .
Any potson-wishing to iee IKo pfnper/y caneall
on the subscriber living hr Springfield* V-
Terms—One half in band'and,'fho balan’ce in
twn,equal annual payments;
If not sold nt private sale Ifcrbfo* liny of
September next, they Will on lltak bb offered
at public sale; i
EMANUEL STEtctiLMAN.
Also Four LofsTn. tho ibwn or .Springfield, ori the
bank of the Dig Spring, having thereon erected 3
two story LOG MOUSES ahd.STALLING, and
all other necessary building!*. Thellotsare in good
order and under good fence; dnu a nurihief of choice
fruit IH-es thereon*.' It is an eibellenlsltuallon for
a mechanic, ami will be sold reasonable.
For further particulars call on tiro subscriber re
nding on the premises. . , ,
. . DANIEL SWIGAUD.
Xugtisl to, 1817.—3 t
Notice.
VTOTICB is hereby given jo all persona interested
IN that tho following bccoiiHU lirtvb bbcu filled for
ndmlndtlon by tile thcreiq named, and
will be prrdcHlbd (6 tHo Orphans* Court of Cumber
bin) county, for confirmation and allowance on Tues
day the 7lh day of September; A. p. 1847..
1. The occodnt of DaMu shivc!y, administrator-of
MntheW Cloy, Into of Frankford tdwhship, dcc’d.
2. The final administration account of Leonard
Wise, acting administrator of Leonard sir. late
of South Middleton (bwnshtd, tfgcM. ' ‘ ' t
3. Tbo account of Frcdcrick'dSbiglcf, administrator
of Philip Sltaihbaugh, Into of Frankford towtiship,
deceased, . . , ' ■
d. A supplemental account of John Bilricf, lienfy
Hitncr, and Mathlal Uilhfcr, Executors of John Bit
»er, nr. Into of A lloii township. <fco*d« , *
ft. The account of John Elliott, former Guardian
of Mary Jario Elliott, daughter of James Elliott, late
of Hopewell township, dcc’d. •
0. Tho Guardianship accounts "of Jacob* Grille,
docM., late Guardian of George Clover, Marlin Clev
er, and Ouihurino Clever, minor children of Gcorgo
Clever, dcc’d., os filed by tho administrators of the
said Jacob Gcttlc, dcc’d. “*
7. The account of Peter Dillef, Executor of Bar
bara Wonders, Into of South "Middleton township,
deed. • • •
8. Tho account of David S.Ronshaw, Executor
*>t Gcorgo Creamer 1 , late of-South Middleton town
ship, deceased,
0. Tho account of David Hoover and Emanuel
noKo, administrators of Maltin Hoovier, late of Hope-
Wc >l lojvhshlp, dcc’d. * - ;
.. 'fhe account of John Lutz, Executor of Got
ten Hitler, lato of Monfoo township, dcc’d.
*l. Tho account of John Erford. and Jacob Erford,
'Bccutors of John Erford, sr. lato of 'East Pcnnsbo*
rf, ugh township, dec’d. 1 ■
it* accoun * °f Gcorgo Trlpner, administrator,
l. l ,r 'P»cr l administratrix of Jacob Tripner,
a| o of Monroe ’township, dcc’d. ■
13. Tho second supplemental account of William
‘ PI 7, Executor of Jacob Mcilvjale of Silver Spring
township, dcc’d. , ( , . :•J
JL Tho account of James Elliott, Esq., ad.mlnls
“torofThomas McKalip.loleof Wosfponnsborough
township, dec*d. . : . . .
Ift. The account of Thomas th Uric, Executor of
lisle^ 8 Esq.', lato of, tho. Borough of Car-
N« C * occol * n l of Christian Herr, Executor of
dec'd y on B cr » Into of ;South Middleton, township,
On!?' ? nccnlll 'l of. Robert Irvine, er. Executor of
C ea«rj tmc B ? 8b ’ * atQ °f. the Do.iough of Carlisle, 'li
ft account of. AluhowUavhlson end David
inn! 0 f ’ ;ll bnini;;tretors of John Snovely, late of New
°n 'vbip.ilroU, .- , . ■
ofn* bo account of Perns ..Howard, oil minietrelor
«««ej" y Ur ’ °f North lotvnahip,de-
I-,' 11 ', fj’o account nf.Tohn Piper and John A. Dun
|Jf* llll| u.strntori,of .Irimtit Pipor, Intent' Wontphnns
“tough lownshipfdechl. ■
„■ JAMES’ M’CUU.ObH, llegiiler.
P, Omaa, y
Rarer Strpps. for .sale cheap
A xa, 1847 00 k H lor ’° ° r t J; s ‘ on ' T ' Afi *' ’
--Five Dbllar8 > il<nvaid.
T) ANAWAY the subscriber residing.in North
JQ>Middlotoh township, Cuinb. Coj. on FrltJayTtho
J3.lh inst . nn indentured apprentice iotHefarmingbu
sinessi named Eli Miller! Said boy is be'lween : l6 &
17 ycats of'a|rfil about five fcct'7 or S irmließ high.—
Had bn ivhbh:hp went a* pair of waiydd Coi.
I6n, r paiila‘, a Blue cottorl curryiiig wool hat.
Half Ivdinl anil*n. blcJ bdote*:
Tlib above Wilt be paid.aml all reasonable charges
Joi salti boy If tiellvferbtl to me or so that I
cari'&nt htmb - - T -, v *! /.•>;. -
. AH-persons Hidforbid harboring or trusting him on
rayaccount: *» . - AB’M.LAMDERTON. v
August 1!)| 1847—31«
Choice ,€licwing and Smoking
r Tobacco, Segars-& SnufFj
CdJTSISTING'of Thbmks* celebrated Grape Briiid
CaVcndishi Luscious Llixbnyi dot A live braHd
of Congrdsk . live 6, Ladich Twist anil Spike. Do
mutb’s .bclchfatcd Rappee and Coarse Maccaboy, and
Danner's'Rappee,Snuffy ;
Splortdid Plantation, Vcqucros, La" Victoria, Lo
Primavcra, La Qabana, Princlpee, ChcrulVond oth
er choice brands of imported together with
Regalia, Cuba <& Havanna, Spanish and Half Span
ish Cigars of imported and. American leaf
Tobacco.; - All of which tho.subscriber is prepared to
sell on fair terms to those who may choose to, give
him a call.' ’V *-. •-
Shop a few doors west of Beetem’a Hotel, in High
street,.Carlisle. . . ,TH OS, ;11. ,ORIS WELL.
AugU8tr12,.1847.-T4t, /.• , Vf
A Mill and small Farm for Sale*.
THE subscriber offers at public sale, oh tho pr6mi
scs. on, Friday 'the 1 Oth day;of September next,
the monsion Peter, CremcridccM./ftitilato
in Southampton township, Cumberland county, .two
miles west of on the Middle Spring,
containing 27 Acres of Limefelonb Land. The im
provements arc a\
Aroft, fStonc flokise,
jfjjfW STONE BARN, STONE GRisT.,
plenty of Fruit. Trees, &c. The
properly needs some repairing! & nd would then,make
a beautiful property. Sale to nl 1 o’clock
P. M., when terms will be mode known by. '
. ‘ - -JACOB CREMER, ..
Executor of Pder Cremer; dec'di
August 12, 1847.—3 t
A Farm at Private Sale.
THE subscriber wishes to dispose of his farm sit
uate in Southampton township, Cumberland co. t
2£ miles south of Shippchsburg on thoold Baltimore
rood farm contains 132 Acres of first rate Pine Land
of Soap Stone quality.. The improvements are a Ij
story'
Ami, Log House,
BARN, and other out-buildings,
£gggn££with a well of good water. Saidfarm
adjoins Joseph Crcsslcr, Haldcman, the Carlisle Bank
and Michael Hochcnowcr. About 30 acres is good
timber land and the residue is cleared, in a high state
of cultivation, and under good fence—lho rails bciug
principally of Chosnut. There is a Grist mil), Plas
ter mill, and Clover mill,' within.a quarter ef a mile
of said form, . , . . -
Any person wishing to purchdsoaro invited local
and view t|)o premises. '■ GEORGE TRONE.
August 12, 1847.-~rot . > . . •
Valuable Real Estate at Public
Sale.
IK pursuance-of a deed of trust, executed by C.
Pislee and wife, (ho subscriber offers for sale tho
following described real cstojp.jrra: ;
One Valuable, Farm, v
situate In Hopewell township, Cumberland county,
adjoining the village of Ncwlmrg, containing about
JUO' acres of Patented Land. About 90 acres is
cleared arid in a gt>od state of cultivation,'arid under
good fence.' Th’e Improvements dre a .
JfejjL LdG HOUSE, .
ssMfflß*BuUablc for two families, a double LOG
w|th sheds around, Wagon Shed.
Cora Crib, Hog Pen, Stone Spring House, and a well
of never failing water convenient to the house, hav
ing a new; pump therein j an Apple Orchard of young
tbrivihg fruit, trees,'(ogethe,r with d numberof Cherry
and . Peach Tfccs, oil in d thriving condition. About
10 acres of (he land is bcaiillful meadow.
- Also* a tract of TIMBER LAND,situate in said
township,’at tho foot of the North Mountain, contain
ing 24 A across, coveted with a find growth of Chcsnut
and Oak’Timber; Also,
FdUr Building Lots,
situate in the village of Newburg, and ONE OUT
LOT, containing qbout TArec Fourths of an Acre .
. Tho Farm, will bo sold at public sale on FRIDAY
the 17t*h day of §oplombor next, at Nowhurg. Tho
Timber Land and the Luts will also be fold at the
samo time am] place, if not sooner disposed of.
A good arid perfect title will bo given to all of the
above mentioned property. Possession will bo given
on the first day of April next. • fc .
Persons .wishihg, to ylety.thp properly will call On
tho sqbscriber residing near fho, farm., ; 4
Persons Having claims against Mr. Pisx.se ore again
request'd lo ntako iHomknqwrt frt writing immediate
ly. : . ; Joseph h. mean 3.
(C. Lqsb, Auclio‘L) . Assignee of C. Fisteel
Ncwbnrg, Aug. 5,1617.—0 t , '
Valuable Farm at Public Sale.
rpHE subscribers will offer for sale on tho premises,
1, on Friday the lOlh day of September next, at 10
o’clock; A. M.; the valuable Farm, lato tho property
of John Fishhurn, dcc’d., situate in Wcstpennehoro’
township; Cumberland county, about 3 miles north
west of Carlisle, on the Conodoguinot creek; contain
ing 105, Acres of first-fatq Limestone Land, all of
which is cleared .and under good post and roil fence,
and in a higif slate of; cultivation. The Improve
ments ore a lorgo.Uyo story, ...
jkrik. Brick House,
IsmfflLliirgc Stone BanU Barn,
Winrnn Shed, Coin Crib, anil a largo sta
tic for tonling cattle. Also a two story. Frame
Tenant House', Wash House,' ,
Smoko House and W9QII J(oui|c( two Pig-pens, 1 Car
latgo Houso apd Ice. Hpusp., There is. also a Black
smith Shop on tho property —also a largo Orchnrd-of
choico Fruit Trees, a Lipio Kiln and .many other,, d
vontogeous improvements., 1 Tfioy will else sell nllhe
same time a tract of Timber l<al«l, "containing eight
Acres, two of which is doored, situated, about e mile
from the Hist form, oh which thorn is erected a
HOUSE, STABLE,' ,
Also about 68 Acres of Timber Land* on tho North
Mountain, about 4 miles from, tno above ploco, on
which there is a good HOtJSE, Stable, end other nc«
cesssry buildings, together with o first rate Orchard,
which may bo divided to ault purchasers..
Persons wishing information op the euhjccl, are in
vited to coll on |ho subscribers, on tho promises, or on
F.AVvttb. Esq. in Carlisle. >
' . EUZA FISHDUPN,
, WIM.IAM HURLEY,
Executed ()/ John FiMurn, c/cc'd.
August 13, 1647. —Ct
. Fulling MIU Property for Bale.
THE subscriber will offer at .P« b «o 1 ' o"
nonirtim* nn Halurdov ibo 2d of October next,
not anld n’t private anlo before that day, llio follow
ing^dosTribcd; patented landi 113 Acre. p of Land
situate.ln Cnrril township, Porry county. Pu.J mile
from Storrell'a Gap, on tiro lending road from, Car
lislo .to tiro Dunoonnon Iron Worka. Ihoro
about 20 aoroe cleared—tho. realduo is well,.lumber,
od. Tlio improvement* oro a
FULLING MILL)
to which Is attached ACHINES,
SHEARING MACHINE, NAPPING MACHINE,
PRESS, Ac.,’'and' all that-IS necessary fob dong
country work. Also,' .
; Two Dwelling Houses)
Garden* attached,Saw Mlll,SlablcS,
l lll nlrnfl n good, M. ct *dow* Orchard, &o. : llioro is
u nuyer filling pprintf of excellent copvc*
r» wotV «ii«a.iid>;^.-ihj
Xift bb divMod.qr sold toirclhor to suit
mlhoe, nno win u . M( j t ; t j a w jH bp given to
nurchoacrs. An »n Hop h wil i bo modoralp)
anHy U to tho°Ohdefsigne d iU ng, on the prcmi.ca,
who will gl.vo every informal on now .^juTEi;
August —
IitST’OFtEXTEBS,
ADVERTISED IK THE ** VOLUNTEER*'’iv ArPOINTMBNT.
• §lO. .And bsil further enacted, * • • .*■
And all advertisements mad? under. tliß.'jjrclers of thV Post-.
■nastcrOencral, in a newspaper or newspapers, of loiters un»
sailed for in nny Poat-oflice, shall be Inserted in tho papor of
paper* .of tho town or place where the office, advertising-may
be situated, having the. largest clrculatl,on, ‘
• ': lyV*<nt> Poat'OJJiea Lato, passetl-JHarch 3; 1m!&
Li^T.PF- LETTERS remaining in tiio Post-office
. P a ,*» August Ist, 1847, Persons iqi,
advertiscdi | ••
Adams kolier , . Kauffman Anni - 1
I Arbegast James • Kanffmaii Jane *
Arbegast Daniel - Kolb David
j Adams Richard Kelly Robert
I Black William L Kinart Christopher ■
| Brenner George . Llby Philp -
ißedermah Henry Lillie James
i Bolbr GaPn . Landes Jacob /
Brelz, Peter - Knisli.Anyei
Brown Eli • . Leeley-James,
Bane JN. , Long Solomon
Bender Peter Leonhart Philip . .
Conrod John , Maxwell John Esq
Cooper Charles Mulholon Uobard' .•
Cameron Robert . Montgomery J..
Crawford Harriot A Maul Moria.,
Carson & M’Naughlon Paxton Thomaq 2.
Cook Mary , 'Pebw.Mary Ann' M
I Chambers Win H, Pennington Jared
1 Catiffman Mary ' Ruff Catharine
Dlller Peter. A.: Rarmolc Barbrib
Diller Catharine. , Rousn.George
Drix R S Esq; . Richey Stdenman
DavisSammucl Switch Mary An ,
Duey Jacpb . Simpsons Martha M
DuckerAlian SmllayNancy r
Darr Samuel *;*•*’ Sours Jacob :
English George W SnitleyGebrgcr'
Eiselbhy Michkelerny SherbtneDannial
Eby & Fritchey Smith Ann Elin
Eckard John '• Swell Christian
Fisher Petpr . Snyder S Esq
Frank Hiram B Sriively Mary Anri
Fanwell Jacbb v .Stuart Samuel jr
Pullman John S Saver Samuel •'
Gotshall Jacbb Esq Schwortz WilUarri ■
Griscom David '-!'.,; ■!.Tyler Dann Esq
GregrerJacob .-'..VThompson D J
Green Rev Mf ’ ';;' -f • f -Tpmson Isabella
Grosz Joliann' v, ' Van Horn Cornelius !
Ginger George White William 2
HaimisA-M Wonders iphn' -
HcddingJoliH ' “’Welts Mbses • V.'
Hatsler Jacob WHUamann Elk&a '...
Hoover John si 1 . Warren Emma . ■
Ilgianfrilz Fredrick Wiseman Andrew J
Jenkins Johti ’ Warner Samuel t
Jacobs George . . Zbliri John, EliJer !
ICessee Chanes w . Zearlng john H .
Kraft Christoph ,’■ * i v .
GEO. SAjNpBRSOPf.P. M.
(ZTUn&er the new Postage Lq\u> advertised let tern
are charged two cents each iri addition iofheregular
postage, '.."V 1 .- v, j f
Election 6r Managers.
A N election.for Thirteen Managers! for (he Cum*,
xxbcrland .Valley Mutual Protection Company,
will be held at the public house of Jacob Trego, in
Dickinson township, bn Monday the Gth of Septem
ber next, at 10 o'clock,.A. M., to serve for one year.
.. t . r r • A. G, MILLER, Secty. -
. August 12, 1847.. v , ‘
.DublingOap
White Sulphur Springs/
TUG subbcrlbor'respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that ho leased the above establish
ment, and will be ready to recede visitors at any time
from and after the Bth of July* The establishment
has recently been refurnished, and Otherwise impro
ved.' Good Cooks and'careful'servants will bo al
ways tn attendance, and visiters may’rely upon being
furnished with every thing calculated to add to their
pleasure, and comfort. There will be conveyances
always ready to convey passengers from the New
ville Depot, on tho- Cumberland Valley Road to the
Springs. . t J. A. RAUM. -
June $4, •: - : :.y - '"
Valuable Farm lor Kale.
THE subscriber dflfcra’ for sale his Farm, con*
laining 330 Acres.of slate or gravel land of the
best quality, situate in Frankford township, Cum*
berland county, Pa., about G miles north west of
Carlisle*. Thera are about 250 acres cleared, join
der good fence and in a high state of cultivation
the balance is coveted with excellent timber. The
improvements are a large 2 story weathorboardcd
LOGHOISE, Jdk,
with a Kitchen at the end of lhe same, rggfgJßL
0 LOG BARN, Gtanorjr pnd
nrorcmonlsi There is a well, pf excellent water
with a pump in it convenient to tho dour, and on
excellent Orehord-dnd a variety (if choice fruit
trees. . This farm is Well watered, having running
water Jh.evory field. There in also a large two
story LOG HOUSE and STABLE convenient to
» large and npvor failing spring on another part of
this farm, and in a suitable place for improvements,
if tfie purchaser would wish to divide the form,
Persons desirous qC purchasing a farm of this
description, nro invited tqcall and view thp premi
sed, as a bargain.may.bs.had., r ■ 7
WM. A.SHEWALTER.
August 5, 1847—-fit* .
Public Sale. i ,_ _ , '
T)V Yit tuo of tin order of tbo Orphans' Court of
Jj Cumberland county, ! will expose to public sale,
on tlie ptemiaca, in’ifio Borough, of Carlisle, on Sa
turday the 21st day of August, A. D. 1847,,.at 10
o’clock, A. M., tbo ono undivided sixlh paitofall
that House and Lot of tiroupd, iij tho Borough, of
Carlisle; bounded by tbo '(fay. Titos. Crcighon Ibo
west, Dickinson Alloy on tbo, north, Mary Ego oil
tbo oast, and High street on (he south, containing
30 fool in front and 240 foot in depth; having thorb
on creeled a largo two atory Slorto
Tavern Htfusc,-
(j;*[lß Back Buildings, and Stabling, and at pro.'
ocoiiplcd by David Martin.'
abujlo properly is* subject t.o the life estate of
John Cornman,' nrfw (he property of Robert Corn,
man,'and Ufa one sixth being the ihoro now being
sold aa tbo proporly.of Hiram Wolf,.is also
to the life estate of John Wolf, his father,’ if ho our
lives John Common, . ■ ■ '
Terms made kdown on the day of sale .by v '
JAMES WILLIAMSON,,,
, ,('uardian of Hiram Wolf,
Carlisle, July 15. 1847—8 t
Valuable Ifafm for tale. , ~
fPHE o'tlbsoribor.oflbrp pt private sals, hia valoahle
I farm oiliiolo ill Weulpsnnsbnro’ township, Cum
horlnnd county,'about 12 railfo wcat of Carlisle, pnj
1 mile from Notyville. and j of audio from tho,Cum
berland Valloy Railroad, on the Big Spring. ...Spid
farm is hounded by lands of Robert Ulcon, Robert
M’Foriono and olhero, containing about
120 Acres,
of llmeatolio land, about 80 acres of which 10 e cared
and in a s oo,Utate of cultivation-the resldue iaeov.
ored with til riving timber ofvariouo klnda. Ahont
0 acres nftlte cleared land is meadow, and tho Whole
la under pood fonco. Tho improvements ore a twj>
‘‘Tj Log House & Slone Kitchen,
A Bonlilc liOg Barn,
and other out-buildings, with o good
Orchard and a well of water neat llio door. _
Tho farm is immediately on tho road leading from
Ncwvlllo to Springfield, end Sloughslown, on the
bank' of too never failing Big Bprifig, and ahou half
a milo from two Mtilo and a Woolen Pdclory. Along
tho hank of tho Big ripringla a variety of nhvcf fall
lug small apflngdof, cholcp woton ’ ,
J\rf Indisputable title dnfi pOssoiißion given, hff .(no
first of Aprlf next. ' Tfie 'above farm is tho property
of tlip liolra of'Goofgo Wyko, doo’di'' For lerfiis and
other pa'rtibularo qniniT(o,of the fiH'dcraighcd'fcßidlng
on ttio promisoa. . J.'.jt
If fiat' sold' at private sola before tho IBlh day of
Soptombor next, it will bo offered at pfiblto •alO'.on
tho promiocafon Ihkt day,' ' WM. WiKE.
Juno 24,1847.—2m' | 1 '." : -’ -
, . .JOB WORK,. - ■
MEATEY EXECUTED AT TIIJS OWWI'
A. Farm for Sale.
THEfUibscrJber offers for sale, : ,libale 3J
milps west of county, Pa.,
on the Conodogtiinct creek road, and hboul. li'dlf-a
raildfrom.P,avis’ mill; . The farm contains -s, rVr
Sixty-four & a lialf Actc^
b^firat-ramJiinesipHaland., .Ak‘oui.64 ncicsla clear
ed, wcll litned, and in i higli stale of culli»otlon—
,t)b:;,roaid, no is covered tilth good timber, and tlie
.ivhdlp.ls-under good fence. The improvements are a
Jjjlk'", Frdme House,
-I»i.SISP A large Bank Barn;
yvilh twoiloors, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, Granery;
under thp same roof. There is also a Brick
,WBsli-|iQuqo, Smoke-house, and a well of.
ing water,; with ,a pump in it, under the same roof,
and-Other out-buildings, A Brick Cistern, capable of
containingSO hogsheads of water, and a young thriv
ing Orchard of bearing fruit, a good Lime Kiln, &c.
The buildings were all built within six years.
June £4; 1847.—tf GEORGE MYERS.
v 'Farm for Sale.
THE subscribers offer at private sale that valu
able farm sUuate in South Middleton townships
ephnty, about 3J miles south df Car
lisle; ne4r the '
90 ami 100 Acrtis, -
of first rale. limestone land.- The improvements
are a LOG HOUSE and LOG BARN;
(the laUec nearly new) a good’Tehant
{{jjßhbouse,.and other ool'buildihgs* ah Ap-
Orchard of thriving trees* together
with a'.humbej of theory and peach lrsos, ail in
thriving condition; A well of excellent waler.nea'r
iHo cloor, &c; Between 12ahd 15 acres of .the
above;.isWoodland, and is well The
remainder ia cleared land and ih a high state.o!
cultivation. ,
: Persona wlihing lo view the properly will call
pn. l either qf the undersigned, who reside in-the
township aforbsnldt JACOB WISE,
. ; . HENRY WISE,
■ FREDERICK WISE,
1 Jldtrits. of Frederick Wiee* Sr, deed,
June 17, 1847*—2m*
Sheriff’s Sales.
BYvYirlilo of sundry writs of Vonditiopi Exponas,
-issued sout-of tbe Court of Common Flcas.of
Cun)berland ( couofyi*and to mo directed, I will ex
pose. the,.following Real Estate, situate m Cumber- 1
iandxoqnty, for said,at the Court House, in tho Bo*
rough of teriisle, on Friday the 20lh day of. Au
gust, 1847, at 10 o'clock, A. M., as follows, viz:
A half lot of Ground situate in the Borough of
Carlisle, bounded by a lot of James Armstrong oh |
the east. Pomfrcl street bn the south. South .Hanov
er street on. the west, and others, containing 30 feel
in froiit ;pri' South Hanover street, and:24o feei on
Pomfret street*, having thereon erected a. three story
. Stone House,’
tf’Back-Bdilding, Frame Shop, Stable,' &c. Seized
and taken in execution as (he. property of Elizabeth
Grayi
Also, a* half lot of ground situate in the Borough
of Carlisle,'bounded by Main street on tho north, by
a loti of'Atul tew Kerr on tlib weSt,an Alley on'tho
south, and by a lot of the heirs of Andrew Garothorsj
dec’d.y bn 1 the east, cohlaining 30 foci In front and
240 feci in depth, mdto or less, having thereon erec
ted'a two stoiy -
Brick HonSp; Babk Building, Stable, &c,
. Also* n htflf lot in tho same Borough, bounded by
Main sttedi oil the Horlb, Lclart Spring .ort tho east,
by a lot of D. N. Mahon on the south, a lot of Jacob
Zug on . the west, containing 60 feel dn Main street
and 120 feet in depth, having therbon erected a
Stone Distillery, Frame Stable, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as tho property ol
Christian Inholf.
Also,-a lot of ground situate in Frankford town
ship.'bounded by Mountz, John Hays, Samuel
Javery and'others, containing 1) Acres, more or less,
having thefoon erected a 1$ story 1100*HOUSE,
&c. Seized, and taken, in execution os the property
of Thomas Senders.
_, Alifu. uudiyided,ninth _part,of a tract'of
land, situate. inTNowton township, on tho turnpike
road, containing 186 Acres, more or less, adjoining
londs of Mary Fultoh, Jacob Bcltzhoovcr, Jbha'Mc*
Culloch, Samuel Markwctod, John Sharp's heirs, and
6:hcrs, having thcr««i.crcclod a largo two story
Stone House,
a Frame Houae;>two Log Houses, one Stone Shop, o
largo Dank Darn, and-sundry other Oul-houses.—
Seized and taken in execution as tho property of
John Stough, jr;
Also, all the interest of Thomas Par top in atract
of land, situate in South MiJdfelontoivijflhm rbound
ed by Idnds of Wm. Moore, ThoWaiXrtigMond anJ
Joseph KedgVi fednlolning 14 Acres and 40 porches,
mofe or less, Roving thereon croctod a'
Merchant Mill,
Plaster Mill, Saw Mill, two 1$ story Log Houses,
and a now Brick Dwelling House, &c. 1
Also, all the interest in a tract of land, containing 1
25 ocf.es, more or less, situate in South. IVJiddlcton 1
township! bounded by lands.of Wm. Moofe, Johu
Zog and others, having a LIME thereon erec
ted. • ' .. j
Also, dll the interest in a trrfbt of land,’containing
25 Acrts, hioro or less,Situate in South Middleton
township, bounded by lands of John Royer,'Samuel
Hepburn, John Stuart, jr. and the Mount Holly 13s
talc, hnvipg thereon erected a L'og House. Seized
and taken in execution as’tho property of Thomas
Paxlom j . ; ‘
Also, a lot of, grotihd situate in picßipson town
ship, containyiK 5 Acres, moro or lew, adjoining
lands of M. Gtllehmd, tho Walnut Bottom Road,
and others,, erected a large two story
Brick House, Tan Yard, , '
Tan iIoUKVa Stable ami other Out-housc,. Seized
and taken in execution aa the property of John Min
■ n the interest, being tbo one undivided haifjot
of ground, in-Now Cumberland, bounded on Jhe
north bv Third street, on, the east by an alley,' coni
talning 00 fret ((t front apd 260 in depth,, more or
i less, having ifiofdon orVeleJ, a two Log House
and frame Stable. Seized and token m execution
a twr.t[Vgre A nrfd ab ru“r l in' Wto MjfidWdn
township, boupded byMids ot.Wllbo/p Moore, Jos.
Moore and Robert Graham, confining I* (Acres,
having thereon erected a IJ story, Lpg House, Log
Slible, Ac. Seilcd am), taken (n execution as tho
property of Samuel , .....
Also; a tract, of land iiluste |n Dickinson lopmslpp,
adjoining lands of George Kinatnger, Samuel, Cock
le; otbv lands of John Keller opdolfiois,,gonial n
ing 106 acres, more or leas, having tlioroon creeled a
twoatory , , . ' ,i,
Log House, Log Barn,
Wagon Shed, &C-- ’ Lr' ■ f'■ • '
Also a tract of land m same lownsjiip, adjoining
lando'of Willis,.p lyeaklcfa,heirs, Wm. Craiglqw,
Christopher Jpfinqons John, CjiesnoJ gnd.olhpr lands
of John Keller, containing 100 scrcaj more or loss,
having thereon erected o’■ ’
£,bg Mloitse, Itank Utirn,
Wiigon Shod,'Orchard, &c.
Alto, a tract of Woodland, situalo in samo town
ship. adjoining lands of D- Hoover, Samuel Oockliy.
other lands of Jqhn Keller and others, containing 35
acres, more,or. leap. , *,■ *
Albo, u tract of Mountain land, situalo,.m same
township, tidjoinlng lands of James WcaklfjvTJ\o«;
W. Block, A.vO. Ege and others, containing 106
acres, moro or joss, having thereon erected a
Saw Mill?
* °Alool°alracl g Of Mountain laity, sllUala /P «jP°
township,-adjoining lands of A. G.
bora, tho Pliip’Ordvo Espur, and others,^emih imU g
2fi6'dcre«, rohre;or lose, having thereon ere
dtory, l,og Ho'Vse, &o. ~' iy J , tract (if
aoo 'ocres, mof? or : ~, jj„j ' situalo in some 1
• t Also, a tract of | '|' o^ i '" i ;; oirl of ' Michael F.ge, <lv
towpsh p, bo .“ n J,i „pd oiliers, containing 100
Jncoh Bh''ttot m d takcl) in execution ; .
'
Add oil to bf wM- Sh'ff,
( ;,'jyotice- ■ /».. ~
IS llcrehy' givonj that the School Directors of Silver
Spring District; will me?t at tho public house of
GeorgeDuoy, in Hogestown, on Saturday the Stsl
of August ins*., at 9 o'clock; fprjho purpose of up
pointing suitable.teachers to take*charge of the seve
ral schools op said district. ..
- lyine Mole teacher* Upd one Fcmalc are.wanted.
None heed apply unless they can come,.well .recom
mended as humoral character.add qualifications.,
At thp above specified, time. and, plncq the .appli
cants arc required to present lliemfeelvca for
lion. By order of the Boardi^ir... .
i . V • JOHN FIREOVID, Scci’y;
. August 12. 1847 2t
Estate Notice.
LETTERS lcstainentnry.qn.thq last will and tes
tament of Michael HoovorJ lute of Mechanics*
burg; Cumberland county; deceased; have been grab 4
t C( I by the Register of said;County to the subscriber
kesidmg ,ln AJleil tdwnshipj copnty aforesaid. All
persons indebted to said- estate afo requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
will present them properly authenticated for settle
mc"t- Ci TITZELL, Ex'r,
August 5; 1847,—Gt,
Estate Notice.
; LETTERS of administration on the esthib bl'
Elizabeth Fliokinger, late of North Middleton
township, decM., have bpen granted by ilm Regis
ter of Cumberland county, to tho subscriber resid
ing In Hopewell township. All persons having
claims against said estate will present them prop.er
lynulhentica/od for settlement, and thoso Indebted
will make immediate payment Jo ' ,
iSAMUEL FLICKINGER, Mn'r.
July 29, 1817 6l»
NOTICE.
T ETTERS of administration: on Ihc citato of Wil-
I j liatn Slfayer, deed., late of Ilompden township!
hav.o been granted by the Register of Cumberland
County, to lho subscriber rcsldlngin said township!
All persons' haying claims against the estate will
present thom for settlement,rind tTiose who arc indebt
ed will make paytbent lb ••
AI)AM SIERER, AiTttir.
July. 29,1847—Gt«
NOTICE.
A Slam .determined to clos'd uh my business at
•tlio, vefry earliest possible period, 1 Jiercby noli*
fy those indebted to come forward immediately and
settle up their, respective '■accounts, as longer indul
gcnco cannot bo given. Those who do not, before
the 15th;of .October, settle their, accounts; either, by
paying ,lho cash. or giving- notes'of due bills; may
I expect lohave them placed in the of u Justice
for collection. • D. 11. ARNOLD.. '
Carlisle, July ,22,1817;
Notice.
LETTERS’ of administration on tile estate ot* Wm.j
l Lemx, laic of Hogesiowh, Cumberland county,
Pa.; tinted by the Register of said county
to the subscriber residing In BastDonagore tpi, Lan-|
caster co,, Po. All persons indebted ib said ealiito.arc
requested' to; rßake immediate payment, and those
will present them prope.iy authentica
ted for settlement.
' . D. IC. HEISEY, ArfmV.
July 22, 1847*.—Cl* ' ; '
NOTICE.
I WOULD hereby notify nil persons who ore in
’arrears, either hy note,'bond or book account, to
call and settle their respective dues as I hnvc dispo
sed of my entire stock of Hardware to Messrs. Fish
er and Fortney, of Harrisburg, and for no other rea
son but to settle up my books. The: sooner calls arc
made the better, as by July next the will
be left in the hands of a legal officer for collection.-
The books must now bo settled up,', several •attempts
having been' nude but failed indoingso.' vV.o give*
fair, warning that if any one fails there is a way ,thut
will not.fail in making.theqj settle.. Those having
business with me will find me ot.my residence, cor
ner of Loulhor and Pitt streets. -- - - : 1
Carlisle, April 15,1847. JACOB SENER.
Proclamation.
WHEREAS the Honorable SxMUst Hsmuax,
President Judge of the several Courts of Com
mon Pleas of the counties of Cnmbcrland, Ferry and
Joniato, in Pennsylvania, .and. justice of the several
Courts of-Oyer and Terminorand General Jail De
livery, in said'counties, and Hon. John Stuart and
John Ciendenin, Judges of tbo Court-.of Oypr and
Terminer and General Jail lbr ; the trial of
ail capital and-other, olfcncefc, in llio said county of
Cumberland—by Ihßr precepts to nlc directed, dated
1 tho Islh of April, 1847. have ordered the Court
1 of Oyer arid nnd General Jail Delivery, to
beholdbn tfi Carlisle on the fourth Monday of August
next, (be/ng (hip 2&I dayj at 10 o'clock in iho fore
noon, to-cOntinae ope week.
NOTICJ? ia tiiorefo/a Hqref# glvofi/ fo the Coro
ner, Jilslicea ( of- tUo and Copstab/es of tbo said
county qf Cumberland* that they are by the said pre
cept commanded to be'‘then and there In their proper
persons,’with their rolls, records,' inquisitions;.exami
nations, and .all-other remembrances, to do those
things whljclf tq lKcir offices appertain to bo ddne,and
all those that aro hound by recognizances,to- prosecute
Against (Ho prisoners, that ore or then shall ho in the
Jail of said county, are to .Ho there to prosecute them j
as shall bo just. JAMES JloFFER,Sheriff j
SnxniFr’B Officr| ' ? •
Carlisle* July 8, 1847. y
Notice to Tux Payers.
ntilE Commieaidncra of Cumberland county, fcol
L much'gratified in being ablo to announce to the
citizens of tho county, that by llioir prompt pgymonl
of the Stale olid County tuf, they have enabled, the
Connly Treasurer to pay over to tho, Trcqsuror of
tho Commonwealth, (ho Blato lax naaeesed upon this
so os to .receive an abalcmetil of 4 per cent,
upon tho amount Urns paid, ngrpoably to tho act of
Assembly. But while they would Congratulate the
citizens of. Cumberland county Hut a majority have
evinced a ioudabla spirit (n thbV promptly aifofdirlg
to tho State Treasurer the moans fo meet tho engage,
raonta of tho.CommonweniljMiml to psy.tlio interest
upon tho Siulo (iobl at mathrity; thoy would remind
llio fowftVho oro yet in arrenr, In tho, payment of
their, loxco, that there is a debt dno by,llio county
and bearing Internal,' which renders il Vofy desirable
that those yet in arreaf should mpko mnymonl to llio
county colfootora as,soon os practicable,.. n.
Tfio complbhdsWo promptness, wi|h tvhich the
majority have paid their Sluts apd County lax, haa
enabled tho Treasurer to pay ovor the Siato.lpx with
out tho npccSaitv of tho Commissionefs obtaining a
loan for that.p’urpsao,,which bos hitherto ficon ro.
quirej—Olid the, pf.npipt payment of ,lho balanco.of
tho Slato.ond County tax yet,duo, will plpco ip (ho
hantis pfliio Copiraisaidnors the moana to pay llio
annual interest of the coui)iy debt, arid nlso about
twefvo thodsand dollars of tho' principal. . .
J. WORTHINGTON.'
• D. STERRETT, .
, v, ,DANIEL COB 1.,E,,.
■ ■ , County CamitiUsioHtts. '
Attcat—\Vm. itr.li.T, Cl'k.
July 22,' 1047.—0 t . ■
ItcnlUimhrtc easy for tho People,
Or oPbiitml 'Training, to make tbefr Live ■ m fkit
1 IV'urbl Loan and Happy* by tfie author of xuu.
1 coliim; Ai.lt /», Quglit to lie, andMigbl
| Ue, u First Aijuriean Edition, trim
v . j Additions/ ~ t
EEfNG on elementary, apd ; |r\toro«tinBr trpp.tUo on
Self Knowledge. Containing short and enUrV
toining nrhclcs on j , .
Food,. . Gland* ‘ .
Fating,' Stomach, Nerves,. . Rspnvijions,
Digestion,‘ Inver,, . Ityips, OM„Agcf
DJood,, Lungs, Mind, Mwi»
Secrqllonsi, Arlcrjes, , ’Senses,. >Vpipop* . .
Henti; Veins,. ,«r*D.iwaee, .. ..
- . &C. dec, sVc. * .
. Togcthei witlt the Gicat, Scotol T m Life
how attained—hpw.lq do good— causositml effects of
error—habits—passions—jvotppn,described— roan de
scribed—mnn’a.errors—rich and poor—soxea—virtue
and vice^-youihful,errors—tjbman,hpjv made deli*
c .itp— woman’s virtues,'ambition, &c, Ac. „
Tho’whojd desmncjl fyr ihg hpble purpose of Ifn*
proving and extending rdpcolipn flinongsl the people,
imparting vafuabld ttidwledge pn. the physiology of
the human fronie, rtlul the laws which govern menf-l
and bodily.lirollh, dre*. ‘ i>« '. , , { liitar
AnV ppndm .sending* cpnls to « Mler
sball uioivo omveopy V " f VO wiH *“!
Bom, &c.
t/I mmm iutters v others. .
GARDEN & BROWN,
itatiaud Cab ITaribauae and Manufactory,.Nt. 198
Hats ana r Marht street,- 1
S,co»n neon natbvr Sixth, Pitti.AßXiriiixV. ,
rm Rcapeclfully solicit attention to tljcfr large and,
M comnlclo .lock of Hata .nd Capo, manufactured
under ll.oir.own iinjncdpto drection .nd auiwnnlen
donco. with »U tbo advantage, of modern tppn),*.
monii to enable lliom to combii), tbo Important qual
itiu of, durability, losto and beauly of Rnlah with ex
treme cbQojinoßß of price. , ; •. > .j., ,
An immcn«e end beautiful aaaorlmenl on
, -j-x —I—nil 1 —nil vorielicBnnd pricoß'of i .boaVpr,liyu|h,idllii Vft , .
Cnnibcrlana OWl* moloakin, Husain, caßoimcro, vropl, apomtu r, ■
f Vou are ordered, to pa- nn d Aablnnd Hp.tst .... . ; . VJ- , •
ftfa redo el Mount Hock, on Also, a general ncaortmoqt cl every
Jfl Saturday tbo Slelilial., pt ,, p ( Capa, o«qr, Fut.Soql, llplf, Bhal. VCapt.
pf>c. at 10 o'clock, A. M. anna. Mmkrat, Plain; and Fairly Cloth every style, b-Mufa,
Jgrfn mid accoulrcmontain good Bluett, nnd Blown Molmir, Scalctlo, I Batu, •
HJKjL;oider for drill. A court Gl.uod, Oib'd Silk and Tur Uapa. J
of Appeal wll ho hold .at l.ndica’Mutfa, Boas, &e., ct.tbo v.rylowajtp™^
tSuyßl tbo aanto time and plnco. Buyera by thp doion or leaf, ore
Captain,' , 000 It It io not to.iboit inlcroal (o df** * of j,,,,.
AB’M, M\EKS, 0. S, Potticulor attention paid to tbjPJ Fart-
C„.h paid for UvkffltfSffS; W: ■,
.. „ 6 JU..M Sire,l, belm mi St.
riiila.,Jt dy ,e4r ’~ a ‘"'' ' ■, • ■ ,
Attention Cumberland Green*J.
Par.ido ni Iho pub
‘sc house hf Mr. Rick
r, on Saturday llio
lint August Iristanl,
10 A. M*»
aummqr unilbrnij
:ms,and. jjaconlre*
jonla in pood order,
ich member will bo
■opnfad with len
ttnds of blank but*
idjes.
|y order of tho Cop*
"» i
IERLICIIiO.S. i
Augmt 5 t li
AtCoiltiOfi
By order of the
Augus't' 12, 1847,-21*
Wood Wanted
at mm office irimbwaWY,
To .flic Citlzensof Cumberland Coi
“ There is something more precious than Gold or.
. Diamonds— Healtik** ~
TttfißE arc some diseases that visit, us at statda
seasons of the year, and which not unfrequeritj’x
become alarmingly fatal, during iho summer and.
lumh monthsespecially.to tho young;.there being
not less than seventy-thousand dying annually with
uerangemepls of the stomach and towels alone.—
Does not every footing of our nature become enlisted
in the humane lessen this frightful mortal!-
rX». ?? e . wo ,nol bound by every principle of religion
to administer relief when in our power; and We (dis
charge our duty when we point out thegroatast re
medy ever ycl. discovered, foi this purpose, to the
W l ** HV*\ be ®“ c » °. r if ,tfwv have a friend/ or .
a child, or a n cghbor, who may chance to lead this
notice, that .is suffering with Diarrhoea, Dysentery/
Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaints, Colic, Flatu
lency, Jfec.,;lheri let them try ijri Keeler's Cor
dial arid Carminative, and we guarantee a speedy cure.
Lancaster Co., NelTville, Dec. 11,1846.
; t Dr,-Keeler—Somc(Jmc lost summer your agent left
trie bomb of yoijr. infant _ Cordialafwi Carminative,
urging me to try it| It so happened that I had a
cdso, aybung childrt^oiusix months ol,d, wnosesto
mach and bowels were in a ypry disordered.condition,
caused by a deficiency, of its mother's milk.,. The
child wad amebeakelctori, {here was mlich tormina,
tenesmus and constant evacuations.- I administered
medicine I' could’ think of, with hula alight al
leviation of tho complaint 1 1 then thought of givlpg
your medicine a trial commencing wijh small doses.
I soon however perceived exilic! beari foil
dose t as rccomipcndelt •_ in direqtions}, before' ijirhad ,
taken half a bottle, the stomach arid bowels nod re-;
covered thcir t r|niurnl lone, every other had Symptom 1
yielded, and jhc child rapidly recovered/ ~
• . I havc.no hesitation in spying that your mcdfcina:
is the very best fpr tKc above qomplairits I have ad* r
rairiisteted. in a2l yeare| practice,,• . *’
Vcly respectfully, your friend* v >. v.
H. B. BOWMAN, M.D;
Clothing! Clothing!.!
THE subscriber, of tto late firm of Duck &Moorc, •
takqp this, method of informing his frteolk ‘and,
Jho l»ul>lio.iu general that lie lias t boujjht .onitjio In* ■
tofesl iSf- £?. D; Duck, at the bid established CLOTH
ING STAND, No, 2bi M^ketSireet %
andis now prepared to furnish all kipds of Keady
madu CLOTHING, at prices which cannot hut *?*"
euro to him the patrpiioga of ali who wish to pbN
chase Cheap Clothing. I hove splendid Frenfch*-
Clolh. Dress oiid Frock Coats, from SB,6DJo Op.
Pants from 75 cents to $6; Vests, from 62$ pepti lo
s4;,Suit of Bummer Clothing for $3,25. AlsO,alr
kinds of Gentlemen's Fiunishihg Goods at extreme
ly low prices. •, i r ,.
. 'Wholesale-dealers in Clothing would (To well to
call at the stole ... dOSEPH J, MOORE,
. . 254 Market Street', •
, - May 20, 18471
IVatchcH, Jewelry, &c; v
rpHE subscriber offers to the trade; or by retail, a','
JL gcneaal assortment of the following,ap»
tides, being all of his own importation dr
turd y v i ,il
.. lluycrs. of goods in this line are invited to cjaipijio
the assortment, and orders are solicited, wjthlHe ias- ’
suiance that every effort (o livesatisfac
tion .arid insure a' continuance of custom. ‘. ,
Gold and Silver Lever Weirdies of ordinary quality! -
,Do , -do •■- cJo’ pi superiorfinish. j
' Do ,do Anciiow leniijes;,
Silver, double cased Bnglifn & Swiss verge Watches*
with light, mctiiurn and Itcayy rases. fll \
Gold Jewelry in anil common! ~
Sliver Plated, and Silver Wares!.
Musical .Boxes, pjaying &4J 6; 8 arid 10 tunes!
Gold avid Sliver Spectacles! ,'
Diamond PoiKted Gold Pens!
Mantel,and Office in gilt arid other frames!.
Watchipakers’s Tools nhd ffialenals pf t ell sorts! ‘7
Fancy Fan?! Steel ficads, See! ,
•Having, every facility for obtaining goods on t \ha
most edvsinlagepus terms, corresponding
will be offered'to purchasers! •
;/ v.JOHNC.FAKR.,
il2 Chetnul Street', Philadelphia^
il*4
July 22, 1847i—6m,
Ilovci’s First prcuiiuiu filing
.• . . -i -i,-.'
FROM ,Dt. Hitrn, liltcclobtaleJ Pro(t;i«oi;br Cliem ,
istry in Cho University , . „
M . ,i,‘.‘tiiiiipßfcMia Oct. U,1643„
“ .Having tried, vour InV,I wi)l
you to send mo anoincr bottle, as I find .it to bo ex**
, From Df. Lg&oiof Cincinnati, distinguished for
his humerduß.sciq.ntific roseaicljoß.i j,
•, “ Medical College .of Qlup, Cincinnati;
- i ,i , .• , January.l.7, 1^44.
“Having used Mrs’ Hovej’i Writing Ink, I arp sat
isfied thnj itjsalij, bepi whic(\ fys pver come l<? fpy
knowledge, and especially is.it, oxcetfenl.(br tbp.uso
of tn<\Steel Pphs, and.tvi/I not corrode them, nvepin
long use.* /‘JOHN’ LOOtoJ, Prof, of Chemistry.'*
Hpver’s Adamantlnfe fcelneht.' *
From a well known scientific gentleman. *' ■/ . •
.. .... rPhilm, Feb. 37, lS4Ow .
( “Mr! Joseph E, Hover— Sir i, A. £sp of yoyf pe- ;
rticnt, mid some practical tcils bf .ila siipeHqriiy, .ban
induced mo tq recommend it to others as
hie article for mending Ch'lnoJ Glass, or Cabinet
Wore! CAMPBELL ••
, , . j . ... • . ..“Aoalytie ClicnjiiiU”
For sale ot the manufactory, Wholeaslp t .andi ;Re
tniUNo..B7 North Third Street, opposite Cherry
street, I'hiladclpbia, ; by. i,. • ■ ~, • i' t !>(• -V
• .. JOSEPtI Ei HOVER, Manufacturer, .
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