THE UNirffifeSfl, 4W ‘H OIC^II AIT
admitlin|\mOwno (Mvisim* of-thd
Treasury—Johnson, confessing, tjio viJluo aj'A
jcan." Tho favorite measures of Federalism aro
buried deeper than pluinmclcver sounded} and wnen
the entombed cities of other days, now covered with
the waters of tho earth andtflio accumulated dopoai
tea of centuries, shall ho »gfii\ restored to li,fo_aiid,
light—then, ii« ifdt’Khßl Ml on’, 4)l'tfi6t‘£
political roMrrdWloiMiwSlf.fy hcingl,(no'feVndofhnfcH
thodAoCottlio Federal l op|ioW«Hli.‘They will hi
recollected in tllS+aet.HMt lhtiy wbKdliUng-'ipon the
whAh WDomocrolic progVissi dnl/ctdlbeoruslfcd by
its ItVcsisCablc revolutions! If* then, thi»‘be’so : eri!itf
pasfl<beKy“faay not our future destinies. 1)0 confided ttt
th^ hinds bf lhat.gte*t pjirtyv-rf filch* hnßiStf’well dd*.
seized it# title to thß-confidencc'oP thacduntry?'
TJib Dimocracy of
belted Itohi,'jirpt»THyi , enbinit:lho» - nanie::or JAMES
BtfCHANAN to lhq : NaUonaLGqavention,:aB; their
fuvbrito<*Cindidalo for the Presidency*/!Fori along
seritygofycars this distinguished statesman.has been
coqqqclfd with l^g ( sopnoitaflf!hia country ; t and wo
are refer to his public carcor,wilh
raime/lhAt ho is singularly wcll
, Ihcfjuties of that cxaltcdppsition. for-lhincxl fouc
years* -Ho comes from a Stale, tlr use his;q\vn-byuu-i
tifulslangpago, the Democracy of.which /
balance with steady jiujgiogpt,aml pnl»ghlencd,palrU
the opposite extremes uf,co,hsulicl<uion
and disunion.",. Eygr sinqqho.has hechin'.Qurlegis;
this'has been 1 the. motto, which lias rdgu-'
lateqliiVfonducl. Ho iius lieeh'indced', oiVall opca fi
• sions, the' vigilant and
the Keystone Stito.; 1q relat'd -to,Pennsylvania, to
use (He ftnguagc’oSt'lio.dddre'ss; adopted by the
DonWeratic State Convention which assembled inth’ia
plac^Hi?l : 843, herself one of.thq very t firBt lb 'ubqliah
slavery,Vnd occupying a position, as it were, between
Mts 1 misguided enemies slie'haa
. ever thrown hfe? r vte!£lvtbf character, arid counsel,’
andp3si\ion, with signal success on the feidiSOof the
countryf'p,This'p'blsllio’n has befeftadmil’nhly
sontbd i'ri'Hho naliorttj cbuneilsby Mr. Buchanan.—’
disfpjisltlons’onllio doctrines of-Stalo*
riglfti, sdd his consistcnt opposition to the madddned
fanatical zenl, whijo, pursuing! art
imf glndryevil, regardless of the very existence cEour
country and bccorriethißniora/
ble in)oop'|)olilicarhiilory, ajtd htt-va given hi*; name
a warm uwopgihisl coufilrymch iiv
thatrMTegign which ho has befriended, but everywhere
else,) in tho
Pennsylvania thus stands .as the
North on*d tho undlicr; gigaqlic Jjile^pq^lifm
has been"felt willi ,pfiVct T tQ thqdjsgfapo and
confusion oftlip.se who plotted.ubr common downfall
in thenapie ofpliilanlliropy! ‘ ■ >
Pennsylvania presenia this distinguished citizen tq
the XJmQn, at lljq very'momcnt wheir 'such‘qualities
and such-experience as his, am most to.be desired in
our'eandidnto for the Presidency. By withdrawing
his tidine from the list of Presidential candidates in
1844; Mr. Buchanan increased hii title to Ihb rdspcct
and .consideration of the country, and showed how’
far-above nlPmolivcs of self,the esteemed Ui? union
nnd'*tbß“aTrecridcnCy of the Democratic parly. , If
Bubdequbnt/circumstances changed tiio aspcct of
things,HhbTialrioUc spirit in which that act wad re
solved upon, did not fail any the less to commend it
to. the approval of the Democracy of the Union.—
That U waVnpprcclaled'by the distinguished States.'
maq..whq camp into the Executive chair three,years
ago, is shown by the fact, that one of the Brat acts
of his administration was to offer to Mr. Buchanan
the first place in his cabinet, —a position formerly
filled by Jefferson, Adams, Clay, Van Burkn, Wed
ster, Calhoun, and. other oftho master intellects of
the age.' - , Il ls unnecessary to ..allude to Iheinoqhfcr
in which he has irfcl tho'expectations of the President
and Ihb qoohtry, In this responsible and arduous po
sition, fllled-during one of the most eventful admin
istralibns in our history, and bearing intimately upon
our relations with foreign governments. The admi
ration which greeted his'masterly argument on the
Oregon question, and which has since applauded the
ability with which he liaa assorted our country's cause
in his correspondence with the Mexican Ministers/
is a proof that James K. Polk knew where to find, a
wise, a profound, and on experienced statesman,
when he appointed James Buchanan Secretary, ol
State. • •
We deerp it unncqqslary to olludor at any .length,
to the political history of James Buchanan. Every
true Pennsylvanian knows it by heart. 1 The ardent
young American,, who, volunteered to defend his
country, duririg the late wr.-liio friend'of Monroe,,
who offerod him.a,foreign mission during his first
session of Congress,—the friend of Jackson, who ftp*
pointed him mihister'to one of the most polished!
courts of Europe,—the able, intrepid, and vigilant
Senator in Congress, to which hie native Slate three
times elected him, and tlie’skUfuVdipldma'tijfl;—^-Ufcro
arc the titles which ho has successively earned, du*
ring 4 long arid an honorable career. If ho’cannot
boast of Hierecollection of a wealthy end aristocratic
ancestry; he-will at Icßßt'leuvo behind him n name
that .will live in the hearts of his countrymen- while
gcmuaJiasan admirer, liberty a friendj.-or America
a patriot. : ‘ .
Tjiefamo ofJAMEM DuciiANAN is,national. It is
not confined to our good old Pennsylvania. Among
the hardy and daring settles of the West, ho is spo*
kon of in terms of familiar gratitude, us tho early and
eloquent advocate of pre-emption rights, against the
power of Federal persecution. On, tho New York
frontier ho is regarded os the manly and fearless
enemy bfthc humiliating tergiversation of those who,
with all'iho' right dn'their side, per milled’the blood
of outraged innoccnsc to go unavenged, and would
have teen rejoiced to instruct our courts to pronounce
a verdict in favor of British marauders. . In Maine
he ,is Applauded ap the unflinching, statesman who.
even for"peace, would pot see his country dishonored
by a tkrao surrender of our territory 'ynd Inherent
rights* idb'gdverh'mdrit‘whoso towering ambition
and love of dotniqion hud just been rebuked by the
opporlund*faterpd4Uinn‘bf bur representative at tho
French cod'rU ;a lh*Michigan llic'noblo effort of Mr.
'Buchanan, in 1837, in favor of tho admission of that
State into tho confederacy, an effort distinguished
by tho advocacy of tho rigljt of popular government |
sense-will long,-be |
romemboredjto,hjs t .honor. <f ln Rhqao Isjand the,
friends df (lie tree suffrage I'egurdTmh’us one of the
most eloquent advocates, at u time-100, when the l
tempest of persecution would have swopl'thcm from
existence, .and .when the dungeon* of the UrtdMdqr*
and Royal chartcrisls were used to frighten them .in
to submission. In (ho,South, the clear and porspi
cious,nnd profound expositiorts of Btato.ijgbls.tby
. James Buchanan, are recorded among tho productions
of their ablest expounders. Each of these separate
acts is well known to every section of the country,
and cacli, t in ra’pid'succession, (ids v/on the applause
of the democracy of the country. a
Tho fame ofJAMES BUCHANAN Is indissolubly
connected With that'of Pennsylvania. Ho is her
favoriteanlichcrißhcd son. He represents her pecu*
Jn standing by the Union and tho compromises,
ofttnu conslimiion/h <The 6f ! Pennsylvania Ms 1
important to our success at tho pulls, in November.
Shot present* a candidate worthy.of llfo rintioii.and
. worthy of herdeJfimShe,haslclaims,tOithe Presidency.*
logg proved and admitted ,* and she lays before llm
National Convention her preference, in the full assn
rapM that it will bo respected.
Resoferj, That in JAB. BUCHANAN,.Pqnnsyjfi.r
nia’s oaqdjdato for tho Presidency, we nave.a states
man .whfqp we present to the Democratic National i
os worthy of tho entire confidqiicoflf.tlifl’
of (ho country,ond erjuul to the
grave responsibilities and duties of tho highest office
Ol s6]io?wd, Tba), JAM IJUGf^ ANAff, la a S^lio
man worthy of thoiqpporfrfthq yhoiccbunlry. aifd
especially with refoVcnco u .inpso quCtliqn*
which have heretofore condlHUlod IhoV&use brum 1
happy divisions .between' two sections of the Union.
KrsoJoed, That wo repose full confidence liT tho
adinlbiflftUon'df .Jambs K.Pou£,iPfciidentof the
Umud Bute»;i*aod,llittt.iualQry uppn
her brightest page, the triumphs and achiovqmonla
wliieh have resulted from Ids wise policy. j j \,|
Resolved, .Thai the wur now on
and righteous; wo£ (,ajU]ihal the
resolution of Cqhgross, which .that it was
commenced by (lie net of Mexico, was in strict ao*
- oordanoe with the plain and unanswerable Truth, and
cannot be altered or obliterated, no matter how grost
the inconsistency or the desperation of Federalism.
'of,the* bfiUqd
kilaifld or failedlp'DrolvcVtho'fTontl^r
r tfje'annexation of,that State t6‘ihU
'iißswk i
. were bound lo niainliin bor boundary lo Jhfl Rto
Grande, a« diclai^l. I(y Pfr,. , , 8 Con
il!/.J ami ftnalninad by
Kd”di iafiißp Isl. ed s 6. SJ." 1
John Quinov Adams, tio would baVobebn derollcl
of his duly boforo God and bis country, and would
[ia/o cTMtk SSlioJdfoirTald inyi-
WlrfnTDTilejAcaJr kWelty4rAi rtfpMi(yir'» J 6o its
p!!srf!t^rftf/ a ll f?i‘c
o!^^.,Tfe^Wrt h ?.biow s w^ry^s I ‘
bv’Mexico, war, thus precipitated, became loGVit
became iho pptent and irreslstiblea^ent^ lo®TOS®
our numerous injuries, suffered‘'al' the nanns of
Mexico,* and to secure “inijiejnnily for the past and
security for the future.” v ,
* Resolved* Thtaraftti* da m flag} has bebni«wrijsd.
forward to’
anB :, Provfdehiial success, it would be an oulragp
an*!nsult*t6‘UfelWhg? VWo wear, tho
honorable scrife* WoH li irf"d6Hdty^atlle^lf-this wai
beiftlt sbSed with due regard tp^ou^'great'claims
and to our rep%ilefl^ii]ttrKfti l ' ,ai •'
i Rtso&id,
to benrp.yd of wbbsetot'fcdilafiriMextedVaddtliat
shots ndl tho less sensible of theirga\rani r BerviceB
on’tHe ftejd of battle, ! abnrM of
fchiiins upon the gratlliide,'nOwdhal
fdcium Would dislf6h : 6r‘ l\rS' : cSt\ l S'o pf odf country',‘
and upgrade, in the whd de
s^rve.tha.natio’riaf gralitifaoV' 1
ijßuplied, That we approve. jpf the
course of the National
withjMexico; and ttial justice’musV’prondunce'the
lhal,jY.hil9 J;u B ai l.
resoyewas postponed so as jl. could 1 ,
\yhen hostilities wera.lj(ial)y [;
by the act. of Mexico lie|gglr,;ilie i *dfiu^e*drihe |
President was wise, magnanimous, Wlerant,
allaUl
in thff.extrpme. -.hi■, ** lt - •.
.Respited* Tteywie-pppos?
course uf the Federal opposition
protiacungahe war, misrepresenting the cauW of
the^eouatryvand giving “aid and comfort* to the
common enemy; and tbat we are not surprised, that
our gallant soldiers in Mexico, are pouring out the
thunders of their indignation and scorn upon those
who are so forgetful of their reputation and their
peril. • .
Resolved, That the gratitude of the country, is
doe to the brave men-now in Mexico, and to all
who have shared in the dangers of the present war;
nijd that one of the brightest pages in the annals
of Pennsylvania, is that which records the gallan
try and the sufferings of her absent sons, from the
highest officer *in the line, (Jown to. the humblest
private in the ranks, who left his home to defend
llie flag of the Union. • ■ _ •
j ßesolved, Thai all the world bears witness to
tlie bravery of our troops, and to the skill and in
trepidity of their leaders f and that the names of
Tavlob and Scott, Twjcos and Worth, Quit
man and Shields, Smith and Pierce, Patterson
ahd Pillow, and Cadwaladeh and MonoANfcand
our other heroes, will always be remembered as
conspicuous examples of gallantry, and cherished
as the peculiar objects of the nation's gratitude.'
• Resolved, That we owe to Major General John
A. Quitman, of Mississippi, the accomplished mili
tary leader, and the able and intrepid Democrat —
warm’Blanks. for the manner in whica ho defended
the fair fatxio of the Second Pennsylvania Regiment,
against'the attacks that reflected upon its reputation
and questioned its honor.
Resolved, That we repose full confidence in the
politicaTana personalintegrity of FiiAicci's Ri'Suu int,
Governor, of Pennsylvania, and .we regard his admin*
istralion as one that nobly represents ,Dcn)(cratic
principles, and. efficiently supports lhe trUtf Interests
of the State; and the rights of the people; and that
good old Pennsylvania hosriever had an Executive
to whom her. citizens coqld point with more pride
and pleasure. ~••• -■, ,o -
Resolved , That this Convention entertain full, and
entire confidence in the honesty asd stern ;and un
wavcring'Democrocy ofTsßAxi. Paihtkiw the, nom
inee of this Convention for Canal Commissioner.and
unanimously.rccomracnd him to the support of the
Democratic party of Pennsylvania.
■Rcso/wdt .'That we heartily approve of-tho Indo
pendent-Troosury—the wise end admirable institu
tion originated by Maims v ak Burbn —icpealcd
during the “ hundred days” of proscription and ly*
ranhy that succeeded. Harrison's inauguration,and
‘restored'under the glorious administration of James
RwPoLKt .ond that the friends of .this measure, have
been nobly avenged upon its enemies, by its trium
phant salvation of the whole republic from the effects |
of a spirit of speculation,.that .must have resulted
from the usb of the -people d -money by Iheliankc.
Resolved, That wo do most fervently hope, .that
the nallbnal;IIouBO of Representatives will - take ‘the
■fttH fitting c occasion t# bxpdnge from its journaJs aU
traces of the disgraceful Ashman aniendment to the
thanks of Congress to Gen. Tatlor, by which, after
honoring the hero Tor His .valor,his fair fame is soiled I
by a falsehood, in regard to the . war ; and that we
trust that the Hon. Jamss Thompson, theauthor of
the'resolution to ckpungo It; will persevere, until the
foul wrong is buried in the same grave where festers
the insult upon Jackson, tdrh frbm the journals of
tho United States Senate, by an indignant Dcmocra-
cy/
Resolved, That the tariff net of 184&- has realized
the moat sanguine expectations of its advocates and
friends, and as signally falsified all the woful predic
tions of its enemies. The Democracy of Pennsylva
nia cling to it as one of the crowning measures that
have rendered the-present National administration
illustrious on (he.page of history, and are proud to
record it as a-demonstratfbn,established.by the infal
lible tests of truth and. time, that a restrictive com
mercial policy, like an expand ng National paper
currency t ‘ has degenerated,into an “obsolete idea.” .
Resolved, That wo recognise in G bohub M. Dal-;
las o’ true dUtinguifched Bthlcsmah,
and a pure patriot; ahdt as asonofFcnnsylvonia,
we lake pleasure in beatlng testimony to his virtue,
his talents, and his Integrity*• ’’ : ! . l r '■ * •
Resolved-, That the Dcmocrocy of Pennsylvania |
regard the administration of Martin Van Uuhbn
with pride. Wo venerates' his principles—they arc
our own, and have been sustained, but tho standard
hearer,.for iho lime being, wps overwhelmed. _ x
* 'Resolved, Tliot wbfook' Ujion'" GfchcVaV Ltwis
Oass as!a>great and glprihui man; anlf.whilst ws re
, tho Democracy of Pennsylvania infinitely
prefers their own groat and pure man, Buchanan,
to -any other, }vo proclaim to the world, dbst the
choice of (ho‘Baltimore Convention, when fairly
mqdc. fehafl bo ours.''
I 'Jtisolved, Thqt.in nJI qucflti.oni' respecting tfib or.
gonlmion or'proceedings of the Baltimore Convent
delegates sent from this Slate bo Instructed
to votbTh such manner us a majority of then) shall
,decide to ba material for sdcuring the success of the
Presidential candidate whom wo,havb unanimously
, isjspmmfpdod.,, : -,i
Resolved, That tlilsConvontion plcdgo.tho fdith of
the Democratic party of Pennsylvania, now moroi
, confident than cvcrjfttilo' giant stroriglhy iQ.'support'
i tliflinqmintoa of ,l|iß;Nal|onal Convention, for Prcsi-{
, dent and Vico President of Iho United Slates.*
, Resolved, T)iai : in.thauv<mlof any of the delegated;
. appointed.to thq : pomporutio‘NatiQnQl, Convqnlio.n r
i finding it Inconvenient to attend, ho is iherpby fully
authorized to appoint a substitute.
On motion qf Mr.Crqfl, thq address and resolutions
, yw.m/foimoHity .qdppicd, t m
* Xjowry mpvcd )hat thq thanks of this Conven
tion, ho presented jo iliq ofiiqors of this Convention,
for iljc oblc, ’dlg>ijficd, and,flcnl)qmanly manner in
wlllcli thby'liaVc discharged llieif antics; which was
unasimously adopted.
Mr, Kerr submitted.the following resolution :
Resolped: ’.Thut Iho Delegates ‘(h /the 1 Na Ilona}
f Dc‘rnhcrii fld Cdhvbn.t Idrf h* otiq ,ard hereby instructed,
■ to 1 vdie'ogalnst Artq 6pj)osb'thc introduction of thd
hvd tlrird riile fhd wo'ConcfclVe that A* mnlorliy—ho*
ing the usage of tho party—is sufficiently Democratic
for all purposes. *
: ;Thh» renolMliqn WRMi»nP«rt c &
.WilmohSuodgraM M»d Pnwaqp,;«nd<nppq»qo PJ tyu
Frazer j, whpa.U : wqq adoptqdT-ryoM TPi
, J iiui’l-4<» ‘i»"i <.! ii'ij 1.1. i >'!**•• t-.'.'fi;)
Kentucky.— Wo notice that Col. U. M. Johnson Is
' generally spoken of ns tho Democratic candidate for
. Governor of Kentucky,
nd - —~ ; 7"
Ciianok.—A person who has heretofore acted
with the \yiiig parly remarked to ajhiond, (hat“thp
jppnVe'pryls 1 iii p jrys «’ * r
damoernllo tlckel 1 .. 1 -,d; •/.! ij.n v ’.:
! Stsahq* la‘,R «||*ejiia nqw preva
lent in Wilmington, Del/, that covers the poraon with
hard, itchy, aoro biles. In some instances they are
attended with severe palm. It la to bp cog. I
loglousr ’' •* *• • IT ' '•)
!,gr)
.. J. W. 'EBY, ~
WEST MAIN StnRET, ' v : ' .
T 55 supplied with a ffeqh, ,a.dd geiieraj
1 assortment hf Groceries," lpt of,
■—ISIo and Java lioffics,
or the best, jyelljas 9l, lower pr ( ft -
Brown.Sugars, > - •
vip;* Doublo rpfiried Pulverized^ 1
as clarified 1 Sa
gs is—all of which’ forpriooB ! &Md n qoaliU6fir can-'
n( t ho'-ekbeUed.'ii l 1 '■’* n n , t „
In addition to oiu former we hfcve
ui dertaken the sale of the Superior Teas of J. C«
Received
aijd'will'l& ilbjU Wppliod WiUi'ah assorlmeni
’ oreen and Black Teas,
oil ttfr’vanobs klriUe 1 arid varying Tn
pricefrq’m 57} ots.' lo $l ;25 per pound/ wliicji wo
bclieVe" W ill, ; oh trial, 1 take ihG over all
oilier Teas'ln, l ‘Tliese teas are
pill up iri ; picliago?'or'i t j:and 1 Ib.'eacli, labelled'
with name it ml pneoiof Tea, with a Metallic, as
well as paper envelope for preservation ofthu qual
ity, and eaeft Jtalvirig Tult weight. Ojjo,
partners (wlifi'sdloqis Jliq learned thjs diffi.,
edit business of thu-hlhineau iwjiila;
engaged in the.' Tp's'/Trade and 'residing,, among
thbm, and possessing this advantage, their, ahility
tojfurnish, not SSfif luitf biit'alfiu the
mtsidolxcipua Teas, aUh.e. lowest possible pile®,
is [unquestionable,land. therefore'they can helcont
fidenUyireeqtnmendodilQtour.cuploiners. a. vi ui-
In addition to which may always.be iiinl a gfh*
erpl assortment of all other articles in the lino of
our business.,*'AllWdrhiofi-BfSfollefedhfdr sale at
the loWosV possible price.'.We feel litkriHfdl foV
past favors shown us and ‘hope-: our icndeavors'lb
please will merit a continued share of support; i •
, . , : i. . J. W, EUY.
MiWCOODS.
THE subscribers 'are now'opening their Fall
slock of HARDWARE,‘and to which'th'ejf '
would invile the attention of persons in want of
goods iii thoi rliqe, as their artangemenls are such
as to Enable Ui6m tb Seli lower than any other
store, jrhay full t»sorYmont pf locks,
latches,' bolts, hinges, ; screws'," and every article
for building, .mill, cross-cut and circular saws)
mouse hole anvils, vices,ifiles, rasps, chisels, au
gurs, braces, plain bitjs, plapes, - hand, pannel,
ripping and tenant saws, broad, .axes, drawing
knives, chopping axes,‘hatchets,,hammers, hay
and manure forks, shovels, spades, knives, forks,
pocket,knives of cvery slyle/b'ulcher kniyea. ra
ssors, scissors,' shears, waiters, tiayeV,brass ,"and
iron Head shovels and tongs,' bellows', &c., with a
large and full assortment of goods for Sadlers and
Carriage Builders. ' .
Alsbj 10 tons hammered and'r,oiled iron, 2 lons'
cast,‘sheaf,blister and spring* pair. Blip
lic springs, ! ion American and UusfllaSbed', iron,
50 kegb Dupontjs and Johnson’s Blasting Powder,
300 p lbs. Nova Scotia grindstones, 2000 Jb6* Vfeth
erill’s pure ground white lead, 300 ga|s. Linseed
Oil, 100 gals. Turpemlne, 100 boxes of glass, as
sorted. .Also, Copal, Coach, Japan and Leather!
Varnish, Mahogany and' Maple .Veneers, Cedar- 1
ware. Baskets, &c. . ; <
•They have also Hovey’s Patent'Spinal Straw
Cutters, foj.coiling.hay* straw, or the
best article of the kind ever offered for sale.
‘ WRIGHT & SAXTON.
Carlisle, September 16,1817. . .
Carpenters, Builders, Farniers/;
Look to your interests and buy where you edn get the
Cheapest and Best Lumber'.
JUST received and for sate at the old Lumber
Yard, situated at the weal end of, the Harris
burg Bridge, down al tlio River,
, 150,000 Long Pine Shingles,. .
good quality* tit $ll per. thousand, 90,000 of 18
inch shingles, good quality—also,
; .400,000 Feet of Lumber,' j * '
of I,ls, li and SL inches thickness, .will be
sold as low as.at.any other yard at the river.., .
Common Boards ; ; r ‘
at ’ll;'12 and.sl3 per .thousand, Refuse iljfoards
and Planks froth Gto sB.' ■ . - - ,
* .AS TH.H StEAWJS.UP, ~.'/ ..j‘ ', .
it is as Well to mention that th 6 aubsoribenia pre
pared to saw. bills to order, atlhe sho'rtesilriotice,
of White Pine and Oak; delivered to lhe^Railroad
free of expense. 1 Small (building Timber always
on hand, from 30 to 70 fo.ellbhg—also* Plastering
Laths, Fence Boards, &c„ always ready for sale.
t i l ? HENRY CHURCH/
■ Bridgeport,* Nov. 11, ’1847.— if ’ 5 •
1 Tlic Great Central Cbeap
.HAT & CAP STORE, : ; . ;
yyhohsaU dnd 1 Retail, 1 No. {284 Market SiyietiNinth
door above Eighth Street, South eide^Philav
GOM?rilBEB pno'oftho lorgcslandmdst'be.aWiiul
ossdrltpenW of 'HATS/ GAPS and‘MUP.Po ft)’
the Umorti ond ofib'o latest and'most approved Styles,
manufactured under Ihd imrtiodldto
of Hid subscriber, in the best manner, of jn irnb hiatc
riols, and,)vill bo sold at tho lowest* possibly prices
for'eaun.” ,J ‘ 1 ‘‘V* ' " ’ . '■ V,' ‘ * ,
The assortment, embraces d' Bjdcndidfanety'of
Silk, Mdloskln, Heaver, tirbsh, Russia, Nutfla'nh'd*
other HATS, of beautiful finish, and a complete stock
of all kinds of Cloth, Glazed, Piir and 'Pllisft CATS,
of tho most desirable patterns,' together with a supply
of Muffs, Furs, DufialdHobVsi
j Counliy Morp|iai)^«!an t in*
I viled to pxairjmb the Block, which they wjn HwJ it to
■'l(ielr to 3d before purchasing, db H'jb’ his’
determination; haying' adopted 1 the' cash system, to
soil for edsh diilyjahd ot (he lowest‘brices; ;1H
/ . i i i JOHN FAltalKAjJtt. ' *
264 Market st., above Bth 'sidoV' <:
51 Philo., l)ojf|tolicr;?| t^47.--oimr-7
Iledllli inmlc Caßy for <lic l*«o^e,
Or Physical Trainings to thakt thejr'Ztpes iu,thi9
• ']Vqrtd 4 LQng‘and Jlappy , ly .
calidrirAa ll lfrOught to lie y and,Might' , ,
■ r. ,Firfs Amti-iedti Editidn, wtfi' p ‘ 1,1
.O.lW! tMJ.XjwMr*,,. ~ , 11Vl w
BEING an olcihohrary and iriterfciiing tfintlsij on
Self
toining articles on . * ’ *
Ponidl 5 ' / ,! '; r 'Hoarti '’dlfln’ds,' ; StrcrifclUif* j .
Ealing, 1 , /.otonrtacli,' ’N'ftvcs, Recreations, 1
pigeßlloni '.rivir,,, h \Bralns, , ; J
Blood, ” ' Lungs, Mihd, , ;i
SocriUions,- Arteries. Senses,' ' VVotqahV
itoail, Vcjps,! ,; r i vLiicnre,
! Tpgethci Wfe
how
e » r dcsfcribed—iffondrf.
iCrfljiilJ-mdn’B errors—rich end poOn^Mte»i--vlrluo !
and vice—youthful errors— I women howmado deli
catd—rtoiiinn's VlrtndS.'otnbltionVdeei'dic, ' 1
j TKi Whiile designed for thonoblo purjlosoloflim*
proving nndWdmlingoddcaiiori amongst tliopeople)
Imparling vdltiable'knbirlodgo on the phyaiologyloil
‘tbc human fratpo, and the laws which goi(<jtf mental
aijd badily ) ht i altli,'A'g, ~ y
[Any person sending 25 oojila enclosed in a lettor
shall rVeHvo pilp cppy.bV.innil, 1)1 Avd cdplos will ho
sontlW ‘ Audrcea,'poelagq paid _ ,
May *7,1817. ly 1 'O.UVXlEBlin'dim
,\!V-. :
,'
ickoif
Marmot,Bf(qc^ t on^r,Joori i
oVory, yaflply -of] U^^fpjlps; ,afq, Bpl,d,';
. j A. fcallj,\yiipi\(yqu Js
An gopds7w\ll f satisfy ypu ihptj it,
Wlll‘bo^O:y.o9r i iiljci^BtJla.®VfiH o ?Oj‘?jt^ < V bye r»vl*
,’ . ; or4orf o by,*lptief will-recciyo, strict and.
yotir.mVw**, ■, .u
‘ . Piiila.j February 24, 184g.~3m t , ~
.(Mffl
' '.■ii'iV* ./I v
Ihoe Triintnings'lStoriCt
/CONSTANTLY bn Uhd'air npiioViiliijiii; of 'Black
fcoldVea-
FrbnbH Msfipgs',’fti6K''4na' Bathblby Bhcljilhgs phd
bliick
La<sg I 'W!ibiiA« iriaStain’Orilloonßy' 1 ‘
■ -ft •>•! i.. ’ o «ft v. -JOHNS dj'PAYip!,’:'' 1 "
' ••■>- ’ “iNhyth pU)’cbf.4th'M4'A , rcF,
: piaiaJoiphiii •
.* ■ -w
! ■ Huts! .-ii.
S “THANKFUL fbrppfj fgyorVbnd'as desirous
ever,to plqasqoll whopiay favpf lijm with their.
Hi| thotmhsiiribor horbby arid
th'o publSb'BomjfallJr, Hh , afHo' , Bllll keeps Bis fihisMftg
shop iti iNo*3i Harper V.RpwplWo’doorsihorm ofR.
Angnoy’aatOroi’Mhore lie.hesconslantly ohbandand!
wUf.manufacturotP .order. 1 'bi;-, 1 I,< ’i'*
I vMM
all Of the very lateei'fokhumsi and at lower (iricoßdhon
everir -HU sleek of FURS, &e.l bovp be’eri'Beiacfcd
with great bote—,and ho' iwill . mndufnctiiro' Beavor,
Nutro,.Caßsimcro)MolcSkin,. Silk add olhef halo, in'
the ooweslsty les.l fully, equal to qoybf the oily wor|i:
Call, then, follow-citizens,bud ojiatbineoiii oseotl
•neat, as wplthatge iKlthing-fßlho sight.
yv ILLJ AM fl; TROU JV
iFcbruary 17, 1843. I .i n'-m.K .-- 1 -lit:
| Great ilargalns.
rnHE suhscUberliaving, ;d.elcrrtiitii)d ttor.Dtakeid
JL. change iiihiabnsiaesa, vvill ecJI.DH/hiatprßJone
Bloch of ; ,uicrolmmli7,eSligreally,reduced:(iricp9.—
Persons desirous-ofi galling goad .bargains, widido.
well to call, as all kindsol' goods wUl.be,sold unr
colitiinonlylow. for,cash.,i Tbe.slock is-.yeryrlarga,
naw,,-oml,|Wellil assorted, will' (Fashionable,! and
Staple Goods. Many,ofi,|be Goods,Will;be, sold
23 peneaOtf.ldasillian first; q«sl.i _ '
M A largo lot of Boots and Shoes selling pit: at. ?t
-dtlced prices. . ... ..
Also a full assortment'of Groceries,ajtho.yery
loWdßrprrcfesi; 1 '"’"'ir'- fc.GGir.By.
T Garlisld/Jandaly2o,lBlB..,' / v' '
Martwaiel'Hariwarbll
THE 'subscribers Having, purcliased the entire
slock ,of Jacob Soner,invite. the ttlleniioji of
the pubtid ti> theirassdritnenl.- 'With'all tho'nuirn
linsging, boasting, and puffing made by oilier'es
tablishments,'we are ‘able lb se\l Hardware as low
if not a little lower than any'other Hardware
store in tho county. Try ua and prove us, at the
old.and.tyell.knpwnaland.on Notll).Hpnover at.,
belwcon Cormimn’s Tavern and the Hal and Cap
Store of Pee. Keller. Weihaye just received a
full and general assortment of .
Hardware & Building Materials,
among which may he enumerated the following:.
■ GOO pojnds American BlistM. Stool at 7 cents
/°2OO pouhds of Edglish Blist’d. Steel at l*i per
lb 'si)o pounds of Cast and .Sheer Steel at 18 j per
lb 6#o pounds of Spring Steel77J «UfJ pdrpoilnil.!
■ 30 do* - .‘of Corn and GrasS Scythed: •' ' " •
lOilkWs bf Nails and Spikbs ai Si Sp-pcrkog.
'• 50 boxes of. Glass. .. ~ •
2000.1b5. Ground White\Lpad from
$; per keg.; .» < • .... t,.,.
200 b lbs. best quality of grindstones aMI to 3
rents per lb. / , . «» \i
, 200 gallons of Linseed Oil.
With a full assorlment-of Building-Hardware,
such ns Locks, Latches, Bolts, Hinges, Screws,
Oils, Paints, Glass and Putty,'Nails and Spikes,
* &b.'i tod’ttumeroudito mention. ■ All to bo had ;at
I the low price Hardware store ;of ...! •
‘ . FORTNEY & FISHER.
Carlisle,Way 6.1817. r • •
Ncw. Fnll and Wlutcr Goods.
The subscriber has just received and is no* open
ing at his store, on the south-westcornor of iho
Public Square; an nhusually cheap stock of sea
sonable goods, such ae ■ '' ■
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattlnetts,
Flannels, Vestings; Alpacas;.Silks, Bombazines,
Shawls, Muslins, Gloves, Hosiery, &o.:; A splen
did stock of Oaliopes, at prices varying from,o*to
18J cents. A 150,.; ;, n■ *<i >• mi),
7 Grotcrics' of all kinds.:
Also, afresh Stock of the Celelrilid Fluid Ldm’p,
which' be has"lately introduced, and,which are
found to bo by all that have tiled them, the most
economical and desirable article in every respect
now, ip nap. . A' 9o ' 4, ", ,
i f/ii; I‘cUinTca Compdiuj\s Tibi'.. He lias been
appointed sole agent' in th.ls piach, for thb sale of
the above Teas’, to which he' Would invite lho,spo :
cial attention of tho' iovors of good Teas.’ . 'ITio
ihanhe.rin which they are put up is Bitch, as that
the,flavin)r'is nrooervod for anylcnoth of time, be
tp*r incased in lead or tin foil. Families can. bo
supplied with,any ; quaniily put up in Ihjß niannoF
j The public,is, respectfully invited to, pall and
examine his albeit,’bdtoM P>jrch’aa ( ing elscwflibr'e,
inasmuch as Ijo fpols donfyihnl that his variety abd
■ prices wllVbe.ealUTaelory.lo purtsmltkrs.t
, .'i ■ f , .. ROBERT IRVINSIr.|
, 1 ! Carlislel*Novemhef 11," 1847. ]
1 .lUtlladcipbia Advertisement. ' 1
OKTVER- S 3 Vi&NS 1 '
I' : ■fe*Lk»i*(iDin;rmk i At(b fliii;t'Pßqo^ 1 ’ '•,
W ’ ;ib'on;cui«ts,
ARRANTBD equal.tpipy.jnlhpr.mrilio, anti
have nover.been.injtned; by Fwb. or. lluilr
dL*us, iKUSinglb!|hßlanoo. Ho also keeps or
band a full supply of Cotninon-BhpB|ey,ntpdp|p
1 ghtcr iron, at lower prices.
" Loiter GopyinglProsses and. Rooks.
Tritoka for Stores, Factories, &.0.,,,
iDrugglsiaVP/esses,-! i,:i i. .. ■
• Kaglo plaas Paper,;. , i •
- Portable Sbojver'Ballis, &o.i . I
! Packing Levers,,... 1.. ,
Hoisting Machines, i i.v i .. ."
Refrigerators amlWalor. Filters. ,
: ' OLIVER EVANS,
, | Cl South! Second Sl.,)!ieloty ,C!hPSKuI, Phils
! ; I^jBEBIOBHATOR^I
fj’or cooling
MILK. and'aHonioUs Intended lot-dullwfary pur
'lloSOS. .i,l .T .I 1 '!- i‘ !■
1 WAXEIIiRIVfPPA-.T ■
oti ly EH: py A N S.'. i iPJPJI* l?l) R ATPP: ,W OTEE
FILTEItS, for. puryW,water ,la brackish or
mmltly, vvlisllipr,i>y, rnins, minerals, pr otliorw.ise
can bOnhei) pf ,pll eluant) price?, ?l the, War?;
rooms, No. fil South Spepnt),street, Ityff ,<)p.or? bo'
low .OhpTOifßtrflslra’lliMoliilila
■, October 7,1817.—1 y»
sfiHii Ap\v s, ’ .Sy A hia,
fTS Kj ANp jfiW : £i,liy.-ru(lJotyelled" gold
dlliitPQlciil Lovers, Lppinep,
SUy.o^^o\cro>i^2O (r Goji). fry .chains,
gpli anOJ , silver,, ripjpi and*/lilmble« t
'oar' rings, ( immature ‘ cases, 1 mcdqlliqps,,
fancy. cord die./‘SilycV, totild'on'detpa
‘sbooW. 1 tea 'sbls, forks, ladled, ‘lluttftkrilvcy, clips, 1
t&c. Fine plated castors, coko baskets.,camllcslielcli,
jßritannia whfo, wpjlers, 't)l ACON*S LATENT
jjA MPB, <fec.'Alflb. cold I*alcnt"lj£vojf frpri
$4O tp sl6o'; Wrtt/el\eBflnd,clockB>oflolVtsd,,:‘;BuTic
flit diamond point lifts ut ,v ■ ! *i
,} ,l ,// f..,.l j. & w. L/WAiRDj- I
106 ChdsMUlßf.ftbbvA Third Ht^-PliiUlfolphlo 1
December 0,1847. —ly - 'M
: . . Oi^
HIHE subscriber lakes..this method,of, informing, *c«r< , Vii!k.> t. J G.'MiilW, , 'Pr&idehi-'' feie ,r, > ii n B
JL'hiB 1 rtfendsand^lho’Pn^|foi f• Pice Pte.ideit»«4lAW'PKl v 6ulr.lih “p “ l/ '
dnd; e r ,!i.TAl-,e.<MUlci!jSecrethry^!J a mca.\v t okW> i , aB,lr
Wl CAN UlES, of evervi variety (wlncrifqt quaU /® r «a^olm'an*-AftMbMii.Ktoßhßu*^.W3 , i
r jly canhotWstfrpassed'byAtly’manufactured in stmub Hudton?-,. WilliomlPaal.lScbu Covin-M
the Slatp) which ho wiJrsell Ayiiojesale orßeWjl J}a,vid>onu ,There .'arealso arriuihhor ofi eXJ;
atTho Old Stand: jn Nefth .fdSfioydr SCrtehMei'o Vbinlediln tiro’adjacent icounlicawhuwill rtccbn' I’' 1 ’'
jio'’aisp^eopB r ,FdVe(gn IfßfflTS SnLlTO.tfM ,W l i“ ti o n4 ' f »”'>“w ra "<ic addrfomprd them SI? ■*>
lai'eal.ini]iorlaftoh,Avhich will bo eotil at t|;.ln .jjr forapprbvaltb IbeolßccofrtboOortpahV tX*
pst prices,fqp,pash. ~.rlirj,pt_ock consists .in jpbitby tvllbbdisidoißiihodt'delay.' IPoli fu rl us . '
the following;;!,if; I. ’ ; „i ,i ,n-it , i,.,/prnialidfi soothe)hy-lawscfitlio Company. Vs '*•
■ Oranges, Lcmona,Jo;fitns, Prunes,,,V’ »c f. -t. It VntUtn,: ■!
.Citron, J)qcoa Nuts. (qream ( Nu.% . t , AvObMitnni ■Starttatgvn ~ ..•
Pea Nuts, Feqyn Nqtq,!4l mon(, fctSwffl'ih-iShWu:I' «#•*<«• iir’l I , rl
hilts, Filhertp,.Aty', . ’’J-.i.r-.U r-i,U l i '■ e/e aiaili. _l.na
„■ Ho would alsb call, the .attention ofAh,e. pupliji ( " n lem lh'< v;u.i iAGBHT>» i 11,..
. u,!. .i^ssssacsaasaw**^
!n connection fWilhtlhcabtf.ve he has jiisUfeboived *■* 2
apriraelotof vn.l' i WM ri*-»KiUI •j.li-i
: 1 Prfesl^
oinsistingtpf! superior, crushed and Wfwdl.Lpaf
Sugars, and a; goodiqualUy of Brown Sugars,JppC-'
fee, from otgipfiripound; n suppriocarljqla
of Imperial, y;oting„Hy;eqti and Black, TeasiiMo
lassesjof pll'kinds,.Clippplalc, Qgppko.rs, Okeefifi
Rice, Blacking, .Hatphes: Brushes, Ac. ..RjepJ),
Spices, such.)aa Pepper,’ Ala])ici', ~Cinnamon,
Cloves, Alualarfl.'lSiutmogß & Ginger.,;,A supply
%f Indigo, (be6t;qunliLyi >Vanlii/ig
Soda, Saltpgirp,4ai.„w;hiei) will bo select rpappo,-
ablo prices. m 1..!, i
i> The 8 sincere,tkqws,lp,the
public for (lio,.|ifer?i,,pattpnage ejflpft4etii,tq : J)i(n
during the lirno.hp bas.boen in business, ppijiippes,
by attentionplojbihsincss.and a desire,tp,please,
merit a contmuanfio ofthßrsame, All orders from
d distance;promptly,attended to. „ ..... ~.
1 December I!': v '■
“iv ; ' '
Winter Supply : of
v .' ir 'tlnfiSj'&c. ” "’’’
■ S. W. iVAyElisTipk having jual’flpenea'
hie WINTER SUPPLIES of Goods'; desires'to
oall the parlicularautmllblj of Families aiidi Phy
sician to assortmhnt bfi DRIJUS
and MEDICINES, vihibh. have bieri purchased
all the hest"h'ou'6cB lit Philadelphia, iinfj 'hiay lie
relied upW for fresh peas, and excellence, .j", v;' 1
'Added to lhedo'Vv\ill be,found an ontiroUtookbf
PAINTS, ,OIESJ" JJYE-STUFPS,
Glass, &c. &oV, all of which ho will erispreVioi be.
of the heat quality, and. at thqveiry lowcsipVicea.'
;He has'made Inany,'additions to his stock of
ROOM,'•besides securing a new aupply of all the
Text BookS.'llistoriCs, Readers, Lexicons,'Writing
Books, &c. now in use in'College qnd our public
sqhools which ho.will dispose of.on terms suit
ed to.the circumslapr.es of all. ' .. ■ , ;r
' His stock of i'VJiVtT JIHTICLES em\mct% a
r Rh and extensive collection whirhilwould bo,iin T
possible to enumerate, but comprisinginany novel
lies which cannot fail to strike the ey e .and :please
the taste, such as .Ladies and Genlleman’scutlory,
gold and silver pens and pencils, hair, tooth and
clothes Brushes, Perfumes of Rouselldls rich and
extensive soaps,shavingcream, card
cases, pocket pistols, pocket hooks, &c'. ■
Also, a new supply of Cornelius’s elegant
Lard LAMPS, together with Sperm and Mould
Candles, Baskets, Musical Instruments,' Umbrol
lasj Children’s Toys, Door Mats, and other arti
cles in "the variety; line) which With a constant
supply'of fresh FRUITS; Nutsand.Confeclionary,
of the richest <iunTliy;mdko a larae andSplendhf
stock to which ho conli'dently indlfes the attention
‘and patronage of hialownand country TiiendsVat
itlja old stand in NWih Hanover street, nearly op ;
posilo the Carlisle Bank. ' 11
’ . v -r..aiI W rtHA,yKj{STICK.
Carlielq Dpc, 16 ?
CHEAP, dbbo.stobe;
iT'! &’-W. B. FLEMlNG,'VespOctfully infofjiy
J J'their friends anil the ptililie generally,' that
they have taken the Drug Store lately'owhed By 1
Mr. Franklin Mehafloy, and formerly by .Messrs.
Stevenson & Dinkle, on the North' Weal fcorh'cr 61
Itigh and Pitt, streets,directly opposite l)ie Man
sion. House Hotel, in the Borough of Carlisle,
'where, they have oh hand and intend constantly,
adding large afiaortfhentpf . ijt
Drugs, Paints, Oils,
Dye-stuffs, Perfumes, Fan6yAriicfeB, UlossV
which they are determined to sell oh'accommoda
ting terms. They intend giving their, undivided'
attention t 6 the business, and hope* to receive a
liberal sharp of eneduragement. 'Physicians pre
scriptions carefully compounded. * ' ' \ .
Carlisle, March 18,1848.
GREAT" IMPROVEMENT IN TH K'. DA
GUERREOTYPE ART.—M. A. ROOTS
Daguorreolypep, 140, C.hesinut Su,UIPLAUEL-
PiflA, having been pronounced, superior, >in ; the
cities of Europe and thp.Unilpd. Statpsj and been,
just,awarded in the cliy of ,N. York, the pIoiAT-
Pii&EpC“ihe FIRST MEPAIiior the,BEST,
DAouEititßOTypES,” again calljj.attention tej,.his
later and plili more ya]uab|e improvements. This
Hast is thus noticed by the Evening Bulletin:, \r,
The True Light.
!M.
c&yJiaSjfiUetl up,a.robra.ln.ttiu third fl *Pfy<®CWA
establishment, qjjpropsly to obt,alrt'.the. merest
a'd vantage! pf tjio i>dr\|icrn‘. lighf.,;’ i Jid
that direction is necessarily sought,
er?, because of its fifmnpbsaiidunifpnujfy, arjd,
I Mr. Root, with consummate fapl, re9olyeJ to avail
I himself of this shadows.; ,> „i
The Doslpn Atlas speaks of. the. portraits by the
dislingulshedvUagurrreoiypist, M. A- Root,arid
was astonished ju find that the ar,(had koenoariidd
to such a high degreeidf.perfcciionv/- Mr.i{oot T iiy
some now chemical discoveries, has beemHunhled
totransfer tho human countenance to the Daguer
reotype plate Whirlin' hchuVhey feKtKfxtJeliiy olio
geiherinchncpivahlej* Even the joybim'dnd- labell
ing face df the infant is transferred'in f rirf ihBiah(
,to the efydurlng sllvorplatd withasidnlfthingacclN
rafcy,'notwithstanding Ih infant life there isscarciu
ly a seoond or iime.
the entirely *ol rest.
| The North American and United Stales
says pCa Famijy Grouj)"of Mr. ,Rogl— \yaa
. ed’ombnet the first triumph#‘of ihis' lieaveVi-hdrn
, i ■ • ■.*! ;s • v ’ii mil fSw.’i.i
'TIi&OUy Item 1 dhye-i-A 1 Wb a>b’ doTlkHted n #af
.Philadelphians; to Ibarn' l.Ktft Mr.^lloortdok : tho
, medal and ’highest prdmiunl J fo¥* lils.Bupofb ’pfe* 1
; atfres'btilh iii New Yofk ehd cbm
. petition. Thls is Iridccd'trgroat triumphl'Ubbt’s
pictures are ad rjopr perfection as it possible
got. Thpro , le i! thought,'doildßcyV i finUh', , and i tlijD
highest in thpih’.**
, 1 “The ihef arl.”— JJokfon S(ur;
. j ‘»Tho uost iti' every pbljit of
ilsnia Inquirer* # m.. <
I “Ttib oaBt , 6Tbr , %yhibU , edJpJhlB , feWri^j» l
> York Sun, .•.--•ii-uRB jsVv/jiT
; , 1 Jus LratffWflfi fiVSTW<HWWtvP/i?, 1 . 0 ?IJ? 1 S*!‘
. solved; whep qxqiniqiqg ihpsqKnß^qf,,lf qeya H)a : |
“ BUorrqolypqo,“ihqiHljpy ityq,rq,,\hq hqat.,Bpqqimqnq’
. bl‘.l|iq i kli>4 <b»l. Iwd ■ p«fr , |)qsqqd(thronyli, choir.
1 linnds.V 1 |~,i,,;1 1i - Ui ’\n ii puv.tl ■■■!' ui..miqiil dn-J
IIIQH;(i.HKRIF.f 1 TATI? or Kuindoiiouuii, 1
hcollaiid, a groat amateur in wqrka.of
a letter to a ftiond in Philadelphia. “ There ia
nOlhiriß/llket llmm .hera.vtllsyithroW.OSieoKrpielM-
I |y-inilip Blmile—they arehqnulilult endtlce.lilltV
nose perieot.il .■ -.ii*: .'.c'l/-. I 'Ou.c v : >c -.-ilf ch.vc i
. . 'A 1 VdlqVhno might!bbTiflßJ Wlili'Sinilipf WbnitSs.
, Uu,tTalnl|ldh, rdlOtWcs brTricV) j 8; vJh'e Wish 'lb ’ie
i cuVdfAiilmil Itiid hoaullful'jibrlfliildi 'fiS kddppaTcos 1
i nnJ'moVnbrlals.'or siihplWnd' l ghiiiq i el' l flr)‘d!i<(lilfeilb'
. arti'nlwiyfif'intoro'ating,’’ nro''tnvlt6U/ AtkH/jMM'i
i well as citizens, to.oxatnlno the Htipprb.eaUcciiei)
1 ofr specimens In tVtq, Free'
I BuerrebtypeUbbn^r!;:,-
Fhiln, Dee. ,„,sldnll
•J.'l >1
JOBWORK »..7/
NEATLY EXECUTED AT TUI® OFNC* 5 *
•v»Tf*^fl.»WMra«*«;feah7n?rT
rplttbAllen and Mumalpi K
t JUhsuranoe Comnarty oTXiuVribGrland Couiuv '
Inopl'porated byamifet-of Awsoinblyi'ig.now r„if*,
brgafiliedVatid'irfdiieratioattnderthemanafferiiofit
viz: ,*>. - (
); €ht. StayraabJJacob ShellyV Wm« U.Gonraa''
lidwifl' ! 'Hyery‘OhrUtiatt' Tina], RobertSicmjihr
Hertry' l MiohW Cocttlityißenjatoin u !
Mbttßdfj’yeVl
briMnd’Melchblr Brenbnianvwhotedjtecirbily a jj t
and York'•
boutitie's 1 id the ii^rahta^esAvh'idh ■ tHe cbmtian?
hold'but; * l - ‘ ‘ *, *
I The ratebbfmsurpndeare £s low abdfaVoralilg
be any
feofis bfecbmp^dmbe.r8 l .aTe irivitpd to
inake to 1 thp 'hg|inw the comply
who.are willing Vo tvaittfporithemai anv tini6i
.'MeoDaa«iSULV; President.
': vl.jij-. ->i : fiNttVi Logan*! Vito\Preiidtntr
i JjEWls ni!! t /
‘ Miguabb GodKm»p2Veu«u*cr,Vi: : , ,
■j* Ficbrimry-.3 t 1 m
\ ] Agknts—
Christian » John C, Dunlap, Alien]
0. D. Harmon, Kingstown; HditryZcarlhg# Shift,
pjanstown; Simon OysterrWormleysburg; Robert
Moor**}.Carlisle* ■ v v .-.i;; a ,/
) ! Agohts forYofk County—Jacob Kirk, general agt.'
John iSheriricki Jblwrßankih, J. bowman, Peief
jVV'olfofdf T-w; ; i l/iji: i;:/• ■
I I Agents for Hutrisbtirg—Houser &:Lochmnn.
Delaware.' frliittial Shrcty insurance
1 C6nipdny 3 ,l^llactclplila.
Oft' THE ‘ MUTUAL , PRINcV
PJjE— a large Joint capital! Pr C *
rniums reduced \b nearly one half of tho usual rules.
By tho Act of tho stock it; pledged
for the payment of, and,.losses which the Com
pany moy sustain. And aflan additional ucnrifyiy
the assured, tha .act; requires thalthcymr/i/iof ihc
business shall he funded and repmin with (he cnrpt>>
ration, as a -guarantee and vroiee(ton,lp the vuural
against lues. This' furiiT Will J fi</ represented hy scrip
issued! hy tbeiCompnnyi'bearing interest not exceed*
irig six’ per r Cent;*-p6f annum* -The insured are emb
tied to a pro rata share of the pf dflts of tho Company,
and will receive that proportion of tho aforesaid fund
in scrip, which tho amount of earned premiums paid
by him, bcarado the total'sum of earned premium!
and capital stock. *
The scrip thus 1 issued, to he transferable on the
books of tho Company As slock.
iNb'dmdend bfacrlp cap bo inode when the losses
and expcnscs exeied the amodrft of earned premiums.
The insured are protected from loss at thccUsfofo*
ary rates of premiums, without any individual Huhll
ity or rtsprinithiUiy for l tho losses or expends of the
C , orp()Tatio^ff / 'Thh' I flA»t!i‘frf , hove^all the rights of
membership,—iconyolt» flf Wll elections, and ore clisi<
hie os Directors dft’he XJbrpbration.
/.The subscribes‘bW been-appointed agent for lhi»
Company, fsfiuprri'vdrpf
every other 'VnAuhmce. ho would confident
recommend it to his friends and (ho public.
For full particulars enquire either by letter Or petv
Bon'io Vw,i .4QHIU; MYERS.
Carlisle, July 22, .1 £147., _ • ~ ■ ■; i 1 ,
-v " ->Ti
’ Green’s Celebrated Vermifuge,
: it ; m A'CURE FOR WORMS.
Prepared hy Samuel F; ! Greks, one! sold ichohtalt
and retail by him ut.Ltmtlown, Vo.
■ V S'lhe nbnvo article Will recommend itself, the wuj l *
’ixw.Mbor thinks it unncccssoyylo Buy any tiling in
it* farbV, ns numerous certificates of its good rlKw
could ’ be obtaipbd, Both in thb' cast anil west—bow
'ovci' ho'Kns thought ptopcf lb add the following only.'
< Froln-R. Camphell, certify that a child
of minoi'four ycafe'old was troubled with Worn.*,
and after using bno vial; of Creen’s; celchistrd trr*
mifuae, my Inly had-from 100 to 300 Worms expell
ed, and became perfectly healthy afterward*; I
therefore recommend u ! lo the public.
R. CAMPIIEJiU Huntingdon Co. t Vo,
'■ From James 'Hr/sniinilov, Esq.—A r <l»ughlcr of
mino 8 yortfa bld ilWvhhrge'd 120 Wnrinn by thaw*
'of a vial of Vermifuge,' 1 "
” JAS. lIEISVJSBSOJtfi Huntingdon Cu., Vo.
■ From, Jfoitx. C. riowAiui.—A . ciiild of inine almnl
■1 ycanyobi being Jibubjqd with Worms, I |iurclm*d
a vpif blj
inn my eh Id Vutqtwo dba?B, it |i»m|,-uunirds of la
Worms «.<cpu|li;d v . y j C. HOWARD.
! Zanesville, t)lnb, Aug. 20, 1847,. . ,j, : ■
. I certify(fjiiltl of mini#! 5 ycarsolil vrw in'O
bled wUh yVornib, and I |»u>clia«icd >i.il of Green*
uffpr gHim ,w « or lunj
ffiy chjUl discharged upwards ofdO V* onn«
■ wlteb,
SQpL $ lfci’7, * t * . ‘
i iVr snio by Wm. Brattom, Druggist,' N«w vl '‘ c >
Cumberland county. Pu. ; ' V<
t P, S. , ‘Y6H i Worma ond wo.will w> *
rant ibo moiUqii|p f <T ,| / *. *'
February 2| t ' 1^4§,~-Gnp
. ... .
WATrititßg’Vl'ltiD JEHKUtV.
1) ESPECTFOtBV piU' c '«*
XV/ h® hlB Timioveil-lilmWA'l'Cll nml J/'" , .
■ < 'darS' ■ 1011.0 ibuilding/opo d»'
\r .iMafri -I ,ca.i :of ihU-former »l»nfr 0,1
,i «lrccl, where lio wall cqn
//? i sUinlly keep on-.luuui .
! the-mo.l
■Jv 1 jjraß icrm»r-OoW <tr L""<
' [row£^yMp^Xq)ine;arid i ! ’ ’
IBfonat-pih'vFiripbr Kings, Eor Ring»» •-
1 Gold and Silver Spoctiiclo«» • j' J 1
Gold and Silvbr. PonßlbndPcncrriV' . n *n
, iDiurabhd 4 fKilntod gold’pona, o|'from 9Ji
1 Pocket *
nnd watcl^
Lockcta aijd '''’’' ‘‘ ■LUri'.i• u
| SilvorTableririd Tea S^oobff;^.
Butter knivTs/atilr- fnflAito \ n r ic y
low JHr'tWjr liy. yi im
, i Carlisle,.M.qygQ, | 1|847.^--|yl | 847.^--|y. [
, iVVitt tjittti Btd ronuirod' /qr Abelrt iP' 0 „111-
as
rostoro tlio Iq«s;ofuthamV by inaor ing
.Tooth. from a eingM Tooth to a Bill " !i m ,jl r b/
. O-OmooiwßittlstVodt, a few doors bdu , i
the Uailrotid 'Holdl. 1 '"' 1 ; ,riWCtii''f < ty
N. B. Dr; !)o : „..
tho last ton drtysvltmdh month 1 .. ■ J
■ iCarllalo, JdiH WdO.’’
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