' liOUls Ptofcm*'* PAiHiV.—Louis Phillippo wok ]
rieil to the Princess Amelin, second daughter of
'ho'lato Kirtg df Sicily, in 1800, • By this. Indy, luio | :
. n of Iho French, ho has had eight children) of
ivhont eix still shivlve! , I
1 Louisa, Q.decn of Belgium, {wife of Leopold,)
Dukd of Nbmours; born’ 1814 i mafried!
Victoria 1 AguSU, tifCoburg, cousin of Prince Ah
Maria.Clomenlindv bbhi 1617-
i Francis, Prince do Joihvillc, born 1818; Ad
miral of the French Navy, married Francisco; a sie.
ter of tho Emperor of Brasil, and of the Queen of
Duke d’Aumalo, born 1822; married
to Carolina, cousin of tho King of the Two Sici
*lC3fl Anthony, Duko of Montpcnaier, born 1824;
married to tho sister of the Queen of Spain.
, n The oldest son of Louis Philippe was Ferdinand,
Duke of Orleans, born 1810; killed by jumping from
his carriage, July 1842. Ho married, in 1837, Hoi
cn« daughter of the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg
Sch werin*—by whom .ho hod two children, \iz Louis
Philippe, Count of Paris, born 1838, and now ten
vonra of ago, and Robert Philippe, Duko ofChnrtrck,
born 1840. ■
MABIUEfi.
/ On Tuesday the 21st insl., by the Rev. J. N, Hoff.
inan» Mr. Jacob Myers, to.Mias Sarah Butler, both
ofCarlislo.
/ On-Thursday the 23d inst,by the same, Mr. John
to Miss Mart Jane Earnest, both of West
Potinsboro’ township.
yOn tho 16th inst, by the Rev. J. 8. Foulk. Mr.
Jacob Smith, to Miss Anna Noecrer, both of South
ampton’ tp. . ‘ .
Fresh Garden Seeds.
THE subscriber has just receivetTltis usual supply
of GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, which
arc warranted to bo fresh and good., ■
S. W. HAVERSTICK.
Carlisle, March 30,1848.
.' Register’s Notice*
NOTICE is hereby givcnlo dll persons interested,
that the following accounts have beuh filed in
this office for examination by the accountants therein -
named, and will bo presented to the Orphans' Court
of Cumberland bounty, for confirmation and allow-
Mice on Tuesday th 6 251 h day of April, A. D. 1848.
1. The account of George M’Giimis, administrator
of Margaret Reynolds, late of the Borough of Ship*
pensborg* dec’d. '
2. The account of Scott Goyle, administrator de
bonis non of Jacob Kissinger, late of WcslponusboruV
township, dec'd.
3. The account of David Kulz, administrator of
Samuel Ruch, late of North Middleton township, de*
ceased.
4. The. account of Georgo Rupp, .administrator of
George Rupley, late of Easlpennsborough township,
deceased.
5. The account ofCorncliusL.Vandcrbdt, admin
jstrator of Elizabeth Oxer* late bf Newton township,
deceased; ' .
G. The account of Joseph Musscr,
bf John H; Longsdorf, late of Easlpeonsboro’ town*
ship, dec'd;, filed by the administrators of the said
Joseph Masscrv
7. The supplemental atconnl of John Carey, ad
ministrator of DaVid Waggoner, late of the Borough
bf Shippensburg, dec’d. -
8. The account of John McClelland, Executor of
Elizabeth McClelland, late of Hopewell township, de*
ceased.
9. The account of Scolt Coyle, administrator do
bonis non with the wilt annexed of James Herron,
late oftbe Borough ofNowvillc, dec'd.
10. The account ofScotl Coyle, Executor of Jacob
fiarkhart, luto of the Borough of Ncwville, dec'd.
11. Tho account of Frederick Ziegler, Executor
bl Philip Ziegler, late of Wcslponnsborough town
ship, dec'd. "
12. The account of Mary Weakley, administratrix
with the will annexed of William Weakley, late of
Hie BoroUgh of Carlisle, dec’d. ,
13. The account of Joseph Mosscr. administrator
of Peter Fickos, late of Allen township, dec'd.
14. Tho account of John Lefover; Esq. administra
tor of William Spangler, late of Dickinson township,
CteM. ...
'l5, The account of Joseph
of Jacob Foist, Into of tfft Borougli.ofTNew Cumber
land, dec’d. .
16. The accounbof Hetokiah Yoler,odministrator
of John Voter, late of Woslpennsborough, township,
dec'd. _ ...
17. The account of Dr. James R. Irvine, adminis
trator de bonis iton with the will annexed of VV illiam
M’Candlish, lute of the Borough of Newville, dec’d.
18. The account of John Boolman, administrator
oftioorgo Coover, late of Monroe township, dec'd.
19. Tho account of Joseph Cockhn, Executor of
Dayid Cocklin, lalo of Allen township, dco’d.
20. Tho account of William Hurlev, one of the
Executors of John Fishburn* late of Weslpennsboro’
township, dec'd, .
21. The account of Daniel Si Faylor* administra
tor of Christian Flail* lalo of Southampton township,
doc'd. .
22. Tho account of Samuel Bowman, ndministrsi
tor of Daniel Gorges, late of Allen township, dec'd.
23. Tho account of Jacob Bclshoovcr, administra
tor of Jonathan Jacobs) lato of Wcslpcnnsborough
township, dec'd;
24. Tho account of Abraham Myers* adminis:
trator of John W. Rcighlcr* late of Dickinson low, '-
iliip, dcc’di
25. Tito atcount of William Moore, administrator
DfDaniclSmitlu lato of South Middleton* township;
deeM. .
2G. The account of Henfry Snydeh Jh ndmmUlrat
lor of Henry Snyder, sr» lato of MilUln township
dec’ll.
27. I‘lto account of Robert Oiflfln, Guardian of
Pclcr Mj orti mlnot Bbn of Davit! Mycra, dqo’d.
28. The account of John B. Vandcrboll, Eaq. and
William Hint, -a—*-'
William Rulhi administrators of John Ruih, lute of
Newton township, dcc'd.
29. The account of John Agnow,’administrator af
Gen. Jtmea Lambcrtonj late of (ho Borough, of Car*
lisle, dcc'dr
30. The account of Jamb* H. Dovor, Esq. surviv-
ing executor of William Dovor, Into of Southampton
lownshipi.dec'dt
31» The account of Abraham Myers, Guardian of
Mary Myers, late*of Dickinson township, dco’d.
32. The supplemental and final account of Samuel
Mohlcr and Joseph SoUnbcrgor, executors of Chris
li«n Molilcr, la to of Allen township, dco’J.
33. The accountof Michael Morrell,administrator
of Catharine Mofrolt, laic of Monroo township, do-
(cased.
34. The account of Rev. Robert Emory* oJcctltor
•f Daniel Coffman, late of Silver Spring township*
he’d.
35. The account of John Sheets and Jacob Sheets,
[dmmistrators qf William Sheets, late ofEuslponns
wough township, deo’d. *
36, The account of Robert M’Clan, executor of
George Sturm, late of the Borough of Carlisle, dco’d.
JAMES McCULLOCH, Register.
„ Rxcister'a Office, - t
wllslo, March 30, 1848.-4 t-f • ' ' - _
''HINA. AND GLASS WARE. Fine French
V Sold Band and Bngliah China 1 Tea Sottja, aupe
'l:r White Granite and Slone Ware, with blue Liv
“l»ol and other Qucenawato of every variety, logo
oar whli Pitted Tumblera, Winea and Gobiota, of
"aw and latent alvlc, for aalo at lowoat cnah prlcoa by
“aobacilber. J, W, BUY,
J|arch 30, 1848.
lEUaUWARE, Tubs, Buckets, Churns, Brooms,
*( ““kels, Stone,and Eailhen Ware, always for
'"«•! the Tea store of ’ J. W. EBY.
Hitch 30,1848.
ttemoral,
Tin & Sheet Iron Ware Manufactory,
I: • THE subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
Ibe Citizens of Carlisle ami vicinity, for the liberal
I patronage heretofore received, and respectfully in
orms them that he has removed his establishment
I to the house lately occupied hy his mother, in East
Main street, nearly opposite Marlin’s Hotel; whele
he will manufactuttoto older and keep constantly
on hand, . J
Tin Wnrc of'every description.
All wares manufactured by him are warranted id
be perfect in every riJaoect. Country merchants
and house-keepers are respectfully Invited, to give
him a call, as he is determined to sell his wares
on very reasonable terms. Repairing done at all
times, and at mdderate prices.. '
, . Stephen Keepers.
Carlisle, March 30, 1848.—-3 t .
Sow Sugaca,
KflOn IjßS * of IjoVorin s ,p superior Loaf, Crushed
und Pulverized Sugars, as also a fine a*-
sortmout of White Havana and Orloans Sugars, at
reduced prices, now selling at tho Tea store of tho
subscriber. J, W. EBY
March 30,1848, . ..
T UST received a lot of now style Parasols and Pa
. tl^ by S. A. COYLE.:
MmcU 30, 1848,,
Ucallli! Ucaltlin
The most Effectual of ale Known Remedies !
I® l ’. Drake’s Panacea,
THE ONLY RADICAL CURB FOR CON
SUMPTION !
11 also removes and permanently, cures all diseases
arising from an impure slate of the blood, viz;
Sctofula or King’s Evil,.Rheumatism, Obstinate
Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or Pealules on the
face. Blotches, Biles, Chronic Sore Byes, Ring Worm
or Tetter, Scold Head, Enlargement and Pain of the
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Symp
tuma. Sciatica or .Lumbago, diseases arising'from ait
injudicious uso ol Mercury,. Dropsy, Exposure orlm
prudenco in. life; also, Chronic Constitutional Disor*
ders,.
- In this medicine dcVernl inridcelU but very potent
arlicles of the vegetable kingdom are united, forming
a compound entirely different in its chaiacter and
properties from any other preparation, and unrivalled
in its operation on the system when laboring under
disease. It shoujd be in the hands of every person,
who, by business, or general couftc of life, is predis
posed to the very many ailimehta that render life a
curse, instead of a.blessing, and. so often result in
death. '
FOR SCROFULA,
Dr. Diake's Panacea is recommended as a certain re
medy. Not one instance of its failure has ever oc
curred when freely used! It cures the disease and at
tho same time imparts vigor to the whole system.—
Scrofulous persons can never pay too much attention
to the slate of their blood. Its purification should be
their first aim; for perseverance will accomplish a euro
of even hereditary disease.
FOH ERUPTIONS OP THE SKIN,
Scurvy, Scorbutic Affections, Tumors, While Swell
ing, Erysipelas, Ulcers, Cancers, Running Sores,
Scabs and Biles, Dr. Drake's Panacea cannot be too
highly extolled it searches out the very, root of the
disease, and by removing it from tho system, makes
a euro certiit and permanent.
INDIGESTION OR DYBPERSIA,
- No medicine perhaps has ever been discovered
which gives so much tone to tho stomach and causes
'the secretion of a healthy gastric juice to decompose
tho food as Dr. Drake's Panacea.
RHEUMATISM.
Dr. Drake's Panacea is used with the greatest suc
cess in Rheumatic Complaints, especially such as are,
chronic. It euros by driving out all impurities And
foul humors which have accumulated in the system,
which arc the cause of Rheumatism, Gout, and Swcl
-1 ngs o'. the joints. Other remedies sometimes give
temporary relief; this entirely eradicates the disease
from the system, even when the limbs end befaus are
dreadfully swollen. , - • ,
CONSUMPTION.
Consumption can ns cored —Coughs, Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Spitting of blood, Asthma, Difficult or
profuse expectoration, Hectic Flush, Night Sweats,
Fain the side, &c., have boon cured, and can bo with as
much certainty as any .other simple disease. A spe
cific has tong been sought for, but. in vain until the
discovery of Dr. Drake’s Panacea. It is mild and
safe but certain and efficacious in its operation, and
cannot possibly injure tho most delicate constitution.
Wo would earnestly- recommend those afflicted to
give it a trial—and we believe they will not have oc
casion 1 to regret it. The system is cleansed and
strengthened, the ulcers on the lungs are healed, and
the patients gradually regain (heir usual health and
strength. Head the following!
TESTIMONY!
Puila.,JD?ci 14,1847.
Draw Sint—dn reply to your question respecting
(ho use Of Dr. Drake’s Panacea, I will sny, that al
(hough a perfect disbeliever in the existence of a Pa*
uncea, or cure for all diseases, however valuable It
may he in certain conditions of the system* still I
ha\o believed that a cure for Consumption would be
discovered sooner or later) and cuHosity led me (0 try
your medicine in two very inveterate cases. They
were pronounced by tho attending physicians to be
pulmonary consumption, and. abandoned by them os
incurable. One of the persons had been Under tho
treatment of several very able practitioners for a num*
ber of years, and they said alio had “ old fashioned
consumption combined with scrofula,” and that she
might linger for some time, but could not bo perma
nently relieved. In both cases the effect of tho Pana
cea has boon most gratifying. Only four dr five bot
tles were used by ono Of the persons before she began
to improve rapidly. Tho other took jihoUl ten; I
will only add that familiar as I am with consumption
by inheritance and by extensive observation as a stu
dy, and knowing also the injurious effects In nine
case*. out of ten of tar, boneuct, and other vegetable
tunics, as well as of many of the expectorants nnd
sedatives, I should never have recommended the use
of Drake’s Panacea if I had not been acquainted with
the Ingredient?. Suffice it to say that these ere re
commended by dtir moat popular and scientific physi
cians, and in their present vdmbjncd stale, form pro
bably the hest'alterative that has ever been'made.—
Tho cure is in accordance with a theory of consump
tion broached In Franco a few year* ago, by ono of
her most eminent writers on medicine* knd now es
tablished by fvefs which admit of no dispute.
Very respectfully Yotfrs, L, C, GUPJN.
To use tho language of another, '‘Dr, Crake's Pa
imcca ie always salutary in it) effects—never injuri
ous, It is not eh Opiate—it is not en Expectorant.
It Is not intended to lull the Invalid into e fatal secu
rity. It is • great remedy—a grand healing end cu
rative compound, tho great end only tomedv which
medical science and skill has yet produced for the
treatment of this hitherto unconquercd molady. And
no person afflicted with, this dread disease, will he
just to himself and his friends, if ho go down to tho
grave without testing its virtues. A single battle, In
most coses, will produce a favorable change in tho
condition of any patient, however low."
TO THE LADIES,
todies of polo complexion and consumptive hnblto,
id ouch to arc debilitated by those obalructiona
liloh females are liable to, oro reatorcd by tho uao
1 a bottle or tvvo, to bloom and vigor. It la by far
10 beat remedy ever discovered for Weakly children,
ad each ae hove Dad humors > being pleasant, they
ike it. UJmraediately reslofos tho appetite,strength
'riolldngyian bo more surprising limn Its ihvlgoral
ig effects on the human frame. Persona, all woak
ond losslludo before taking It, el once become
ilmst and full of energy under Us Influence. It lin
icdiotoly counteracts the ncrvojoasneoaof the female
line.
CAUTION.—Do careful anil ««o that phiil gel lire
muine Dr, DiuitaVPanacai:—it h'aa Iheaignature
• Gao. F. SToniia on the wrappei-end el.o the
imo “ Dr. Drako’e I’anncoo, Phlla." blown in the
"prepared only by Srbnae Sc Co„ DruggUla, No.
f North Stath at'roet,: Philadelphia.
March 00, 1810.—ly
HORTICUiTTOX.
THE.subscriber willgivollis attention exclusively,
|bq ensuing spring, summer and fail to Gardening
m all its various trances* such as siding tile ground*
sowing and planting'S'ccdsvtoying out grass plots,
sodding, tanning Walks-, grafting, pruning, planting,
and transplanting fruit and.shade-trees and shrub*]
bery; Having had considerable .experience in'the
business, with un extensive knowledge of Horticulture
from books, his work, therefore, will be done in a
profitable, neat and, systematic rnarnien.; As the
services of such an one are much needed in this bo
rough, on account of so few engaging in it, and they
not understanding this highly hinor'able and intereil •
tug business scientifically* and being solicited by
many to engage in it for their accommodation, ho
has .consented* with Iho. expcctulioh of being con.
slantly The entire care and supervision
qrgardons dtc., will be taken for the seaspn by the \
job- or, per day. ‘ Residence opposite' the Lutheran
ch “ r< *', ' , • ,W, MILES.
~ Carlisle, March, 30, 184e~2m. .
■, Ni B.—A few fertile Lots and Gardens cultivated
on the, shares.
Superior Teas Sc Coffees.
laddition,I addition, to. our general selection of JcnkinV
Teii\—a fresh supply of which we are now receiv
es* a lot of-very superior 'Coffee, embracing a fine’
article of Java and. Mocha, and.-30 bags of extra fine
Rio, together-with a' lol'qf other qualities of Green
Rio . Coffees; has just been added to our, stock, and
warranted not to bo surpassed inequality and beauty.
These and all other Groceries as usual to bo hail
at the Grocery store of: -J. W.EBY, -
Carlisle, March 30, 1843. .
Read this Attentively!
HOCTOR HOFLAND’S CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,
WILL effectually cure the Liver Coinplaint,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
Debility,, Indigestion, Flatulence, Asthma, Dia'-‘
beles, Disease of the Kidneys, Pulmonary Affec
tions, (arising from disease of the stomach and
Liver,) and.ail diseases arising, from a weak or
disordered stomach in both male and female, such
as Female weakness, dizziness, fullness of blood
to the head, inward piles, fluttering of the heart,
difficulty of breathing, constant imaginings of evil,
great depression of spirits, dimness of vision, pain
in the. side, bach, breast, or limbs, cold feet, &c;
They remove all acidity, and give lone and ac
tion to the stomach, and assist digestion; they con
tain no alcoholic stimulant, and can be taken by
the most delicate stomach, and will in every case
entirely destroy costiveness, and renovate the
whole system, removing all. impurities from.the
body, and remnants.of previous diseasej and give
health and vigor to the whole frame, thereby pre
venting frightful dreams* walking .while asleep,
&cwhich often result in abcidenti
The functions of Urn Stomach afe bf the utmost
importance to every one, it constituting the source
and fountain of life, which Is ndtfitiom No organ
possesses such remarkable none such
remarkable power in.modifying every part of the
system* A greater number of persona fall victims
to the harrassing effects of Constipation'and Dys
pepsia, and more organic diseases commencing In
the digestive system, than all other diseases com
bined. The many thousands who die with Ycl
• low Fever, Cholera, Influenza, and other epidom
, ics, is owing to disease or derangement there. Ifl
i the digestive system ts in perfect health, the nerv
s ous system and the circulation of the blood will be
\ also, as upon it they depend, then epidemics loose
all their terror. *
Those living in, or visiting districts harraesed
with Fever and Ague annually, will find that by
the timely use of one or two -bottles to renovate
and strengthen, the system, no excess of bile will
accumulate, and they will not in one instance tajte
the disease. . Prevention is far belter than cure.
The rare success in treating diseases of the sto
much successfully, has not been sd much a want
of pathological knowledge of its functions, as the
preparation of suitable vegetable compounds, so as
to obtain not only their whole power, but as they
would be most effectual and grateful.
VVe are al! aware that too many preparations
have been, and are now before the public, that act
only as paliatives, and some that change the local
ity of ihe.disease, or prevent it for a short period,
then it returns more formidable than in the first
instance. Such preparations have destroyed the
public confidence. This arliclestanding alone in
its number of cutes, and unrivalled, as thousands
of our citizens can attest who have tested its vir.
tues, can always be.depended upon for the above
named diseases, .It will cure any case that can
be cured by medicine, no matter who* or what else
has failed; it.will perfectly restore the diseased or
ganic functions of the Stomach, Intestines, Respi
ration, Circulation, &c.
These Bitters and the Spikenard Ointment will
cure any case of Inward Piles) It is n fare occur
rence to require more than one bottle of each for
the worst cases. »
For sale at ihe.GEltM AN MEDICINE STORE.
No, 278 Race st„ dne door above Eighth, south
side, Philadelphia., In Lancaster, by John F.
Long; in Harrisburg, fay DanielW. Gross; in
Piltsburg#hy Wm. Thorn—and by dealers gene
rally throughout the United Slates.
Pamphlets containing cures and description of
diseases, gratis:
Also for salpj His celebrated Vegetable Rheuma
tic PiUs , for the cure of Godt, Rheumatism, Drop
sy, and severe Nervous Affections.
Spikenard Ointment r (or the cure of Piles, Tet
ter, Ringworms, &c.
March 30,1848;—9m
Public Sale.
WILL he Sold at public sale, at the late resi
dence of Thomas Green, dec’d., in South Middle
ton township, about live miles from Carlisle, on
Saturday the Bth day of April next, the following
described personal properly, vis: - 5 head of heavy
draught
Itbrscs, 11 Colts,
id head or Fat Calllo, Cows and Young Cattle,
•10 head of Hogs, I Bell of Distilling Machinery
and Apparatus belonging to a distillery, 37,000
Brick, 2000 Chesntu Rails; Carriages, dinall Wa
gon; Ploughs, Harrows, together with a great va
riety of other articles too tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at ten o'clock A, M., on said
day, when the (arms will be made known by
. NANCY GREEN.
. March 93; 1818.—3 l;
List of Causes
For Irial at April 7r.rmf 1946. Firit toitk coiiimin
eing on Monday iftt IUM day of April , 1846.
Doltzhnovor va Brlckor el ol
Church's udm'r vs Alexander's exr'rf
Kerrip dfc Dufckoy vs I'isloo ol ul
Knouso ta Woodburn
Kyle vs Maxwell
Sibbclls , vs Dcnaldoon.,
Marlin & RcecJ . y i Illicem Halbert
Bank F. &M. vs Ha i (zed's ndinr
Jaokaon 4k Co vs Alexander's air's
Fridley at al vs Wingard
Second Week commencing on Monday the IVh day of
April, 1849.
Barn lls vs Ktilly
Woods for uso vs Muoro
McCuno ' vs Elsrodo at at
Swigort vs Orris
Baaolrer vs Orris
Cbrisllicb's ox’r vs" Cbrislloib’s adm'r
Harris vs Woodburn ■
Vandorboit vs Woidnerolal ,
p au l vs Molriok
Hart Vs Hook’s oi'r
Barnili vs Pohroso ot al
Ego’s ox'r ' vs Sidlo ,
Fry <6l IColstf vs lilrcenr
Fry vs Rlrabirt
Oyster’s adm'r vs <Mlor
BollzhooVor vs A darns
Dredip’o adm’r vs IloifonsloW
Gray’s Trrrstob' vs Weaver
Slonof Vs Zoaring
Harpif vs Wolp’or & BlabK
Marlin' Vs Beavers at of
Cox Vs HommingcV
Same' Vd Banib ,
Elinor's air’d rvo Bllnsr
Foulk's Assignee , ys 1 Silos cl al
CloVor (vs Choonu't
Shorrldk ho' MoCann’s adm r
W, M. BEETEM.ProIby.'
Protliy's.’ O'fiifeoy Caflisto,' March d; 1848.'
Dancing School;
MR. FRANKLIN STOUtJH, respectfully in
forras'the ladies and of Carlisle,
j that he Will open a Schboi for dancing on Thurs
day, March 23d; Alt the Idlest and rposl fashion;
ablo dances Will be taught by him; TbrmS $5,00,
for a course: of sixteen lessohS. ...
Days' of.’tuition on 'Thursdays and Saturdays,
from 3 to-6, p; in. Tor Ladies, and from Bto 10
o'clock, for. Gentlemen. Dancing Saloon In the
third' stbryf of Mr. Leiby's new house* on Ndrth
i Hanover’fifreet, Private lessons given when de
sijfed. ■ can be seen at Wlnrolt's Ho-
March. 33, 1848.
, ■ ’’ Notice,
To the Hein of Jldam Stoat t late
of .Pranfefard township, dec'd,
TAKE notice, that in pursuance of a writ of
partition and valuation, issued out of the Orphans 1
Court of Cumberland County, and .to me directed,
an inquest will be held on the real estate ef . said
deceased, to wit: A,tract 6f Land, situate in
Frankford 'township, and containing 100 acres,
more or lefca, oh Thursday the 6th of April, 1848,
at 1 o’clock, P. M., on the premises for the pur
pose of. making partition and valuation of the real
estate deceased.
. • ' .. j
. Siierijt’s Office, 7
Carlisle,March 23.1648.-3t3
JAMESHOFFKR, Shff.
French Revolution!
Interesting Mews!
THE public is respectfully informed that CH AS.
OGILBV is now purchasing, and wilt be re*
Iceiving in'a few days, one of. the moat extensive
and as usual the cheapest STOCK OP GOODS
ever brought to Carlisle.' The slock will consist
of a seleclion of Dry Goods, with & lino
and general assortment of Boots and Shoes. Gro
cerieain abundance, and at the lowest price.
| Owing to the.great reduction In prices of many
articles, Xfcol confident that 1 can give bargains
unequalled In this or any other place. Call and
look for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the Old Stand, opposite Martin’s
Hotel, a few doors east of the Market House.
March 23*1848.
Now Goods at the Ace tlivc.
S. A* COYLE, Has just returned
rom Philadelphia} and Is now open
fitSiaiSjSFing 0 large & handsome assortment of
Spring & Summer Goods,
consisting.in part of the following articles i
FOR LADIES,
..French Ginghams, Straw Bonnets,
Fancy-Lawns, French W. Collars,
Printed Organdies, . Black Silk Lace,
Linen Lustre, Thread Edging & Lace,
Pans SilkTissiu,. Col’d Silk Fringes,
Broche Muslins, - Silk Buttons,
French jaconets, Kid Gloves,
Bl’k Brotihe Lawns, Thread do.
FOR OKNTLBHRP,
Black Cloths, Fancy col’d Cloths,.
Casdlmety Summef (jassimeis,
BlHc Italian Crdvals, Tweeds.
Vestings* Black Satin.
Also, Damask arid Ingrain Carpeting, Figured
Booking, black and drab Merino* Chocks* Mus
lins, &c. &e.
N. B.— •’AW I wish Id say to rhy friends is. to
anchor at the **Bee Hive,” in North Hanover at.,
and examine my stock of goods, and for cash great
bargains may be had.
March 23. 1648.
Sheriffs Sales*
BY virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni Expotios
issued.out of the court of Common Pleas of
Cumberland county, and to mo directed, I will expose
tho following Real Estate to public sale, at ibo Court
House, in jbo Borough of Carlisle, on Saturday tho
Bth day of April, 1848, at 10 o’clock A. M., viz:
A tract of land situate in North Middleton town
ship, bounded by lands of Henry Snydir, John Hoov
er, GhrwtiatMVolf and Johii'Beidler, containing 41|
acres, more or less, having thereon erected a % story
Log Honse, I<og Stable;
Shop, and a Ybuhg Ofchanh Seized and token in
execution as the pfoperty of Adam Wolf; .•
Also, a lot of gtbund, Situate In Newtdhldtoriship,
bounded and described as follows! Beginning on tho
State Bead at a post, thence by lot No. 10 formerly
the estate of Dr. John Geddis, dcc'd., south 81$ de
grees, west $7 porches to a post, thence by tho heirs
of James Woodburn, dec'd., norlli 2$ degrees, oast
76 perches and two tenths to the State Road, thence
by (he State‘Road 76 perches & eight tenths to tho
place of beginning, and containing 6 acres and -73
perches strict measure. Seized and taken in execution
as the property of Henry C. Hackett, dec'd.
Also, a lot of ground, siluato in Southampton
township, containing 04 feet in front and 267 feet in
depth, adjoining Henry Roasline and_David Mahon,
having thereon erected a I j story
Log House.
Seized and- taken in execution as tho ptoperty ol
John Ocker.
Also, a tract of land, situate in Mifflin township,
containing 60 rfcrcs, more or less, bounded by lands
of. Joseph Burkholder, John Harper, jr. Alexander
McFarland and others, having Ihoreon erected d two
story Hq'usc, part brick and part log, a Log Hoiisc;
Log Barn, a two story
Stone Grist mill, Saw Mill,
a good well of water, Ac. Also; a inlet of Mountain
land, situate in Mifflin township; containing 32 acres;
more or Toss, bounded by lands of A. M. Middleton;
Thomas Scouller and Robert Middleton. Seized and
taken in execution as the properly of Tlids, McCor
mick, dcc’d. i n
Also, nil the interest of Henry O. Miller; being
one-seventh part of a tract of land; situate in Mifflin
township* containing 30 acres; more or less; hounded
by lands of George Beker, John Brown; Jos. Heffle
finger and Peter Myers; having tbeffebn creeled a two
story ' " . «
TLog House £ Kitchen,
Log Darn and Wagon Sited. Seized and taken in
execution as the. property of Henry G, Miller.
Also, the one undivided half part a tract of land,
situate In Frtfnkfo'rd township, 1 containing 100 acres,
more of lesfl; having tlioreon Greeted 3 tv\'o story
t Xrogr Houses; ■.
Loi dd'opbr Shop and. Framq Darn; adjoining /adds
of Wm. Drawbaugh/ Jaerfb Em/minger,George Hip
pie and “■ •••*'-=- Oylor. Seized and taken in bxfccu
tion as (ltd property of Dpnjamin Frcct.
Add dll to hh sold by me* .
JAMgS HOFFER; RhW.
Notice.
AT a si lied Orphans’ Court begun oil Tuesday
the ISlli day of February, 1848, and (widen at
Carlisle, In and Ibf Cumberland county, before ibo
Hon. Samuel Ilcpbtfrtij President Judge, and John
Stuart and John Clendenlnj Esijuirca; Associate
Judges, the fulldwlng proceedings were had, to win
In the, case of the writ of Partition and ValUaiion
on the Real Estate of Hebert Buchanan, deo’d,, how
to wits 16th February, 1848, the same having been
confirmed by the court, ohmbtioh of Mf. Graham, rule
on the heirs and persons interested to appear oh the
first day (g6lh,April, 1848,) of the next stated Or
phans’ Court, and accept or refuse to accept the said
Beal Estate at the valuation. By the Court.
JAMES HOFFEK, Sh’lT.
Snanirr’a Orrtcx,' ? '
Carlisle, March 16, 1848.—015 ~ .
sjjkOarilon, Flolil and Flower
2SK SEEDS. 2C
OaiTAMKNTiL Taxaa,
"noil sale ov'ery day,' In the .MAJtICEf, below
Silafic t with all kinds of Vegetable Root, ahd
Plants as Asparagus, Rhiuard. Herbs, Cihranta,
R'usnberries, and every variety appertaining to a Ve
getable and FloWer o “'^l d U SY!BeedZ , n.‘■
b Seeds sS'pfilled, Wholesale' and Retail,; of my own
gro'wtli, of erop 184*1, and warranted genuine,
Philadelphia, March 10, 1848.—nl
*. Tavern License;
V| OTICE ishereby given that I intehd to apply at
i\thd nett term ofthe court of Quarter Sessions of
Cumberland coUntyi for a license to keep a tavern or
public hodse in the house I occupy as such in
Hogestown, Silver Spring township.
GEORGE DUBY.
March 16, 1848.—31*.
. Wo the undersigned citizens of Silver Spring town
ship, do cerfify that wo are well acquainted with the
above named George Duty, lhat ho is of .good re*
pule for honesty and ietnjJerahtci and is Well provid
ed with house rdom and convenience! for thp lodging
and accommodation of stranger! and travellers, and
that siich Inn or Tavern la necessary to accommo
date the public and entertain Strangers and travellers.
Jacob Whinner, David Orris,
Christian Ebrleyi' John Kiever;
Jdadph BioUolborgdr> JdhhLulz,
H. Q. Hamilton', - - John Hauck,'
H,.W. Grisingcr, -• .George V, Coovbti
H. W. Irvine, Jacob Otstsl,
Samdel Sonfioman, Pelet Bricker.
1 - Jacob Forney,
Tavcrti License.
NOTICE ils hereby given that I intend to apply at
tho next term-of Uio doiirt of Quarter of
Cumberland county, for & license to keep a tavern
or public house in the house I now occupy as such
in North Middleton township.
DAVID COUNMAN.
March Id, 1849.—31*
Wo ihe-umlcisigncd citizens of the township ol
North Middleton, do certify that wo arc well ac
quainted with the above named David Cornman,thß.
ho is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and
is well provided with house room and conveniences
for the accommodation of strangers and travellers,
and that such Inn or Tavern is necessary to accom*
modate the'public & entertain strangers & travellers,
Joseph Lichty, George Brindle,
George Smith, , George Wisrj;
Mathew Thompson, John Lchni
Samuel Weary, Jacob Hartman,
Jdhn Bpaf, John Weary,
Jacob Zeiglcrj Goo, Weary.
Win. Jacobs,
Tavern License;
VrdTltJE Is hereby given that I irUeiid to appt. ; at
IN the Hdfct Icrnl olthe codrt of Qiinrtcr SeMionsof
CUmboHdhd cdunty, for a license to keep d taVotrt ot
public houdo in the house I tidWocciipy ds Such in
South Middleton towrUhip.
PHILIP BRECHDILIj.
March 18, 1841—31 !
We tho undersigned ciUicns of the township of
South Middleton, do certify that wo-are well ac
quainted with the above named Philip BrecHbill,
that lid is of good repute for honesty and temperance,
and is well provided with house room dud convenien
ces for the lodging arid'accommodation of strangers
and travellers, and that such Inn or Tavern is neces
sary to accommodate the public and entertain stran
gers and travellers.
Peter Gutshall,
Christian Leib,
David Plank,
George O'Dennol,
Frederick Rider,
Jacoti Gutshall,
Abraham Fisher,
John Plank,
Emanuel Wise,
Jacob Wise,
George Harnish*
William Wise.
Tavern License.
NOTICE is hereby given that I intend to apply
at the next term of the court of Quarter Sessions of
Cumberland county, for a license to keep a tavern or
public lidlise in the House lately occupied by LeviG.
Clark, at Oybter’s Point, in Easl Penrtsboro’ town
ship. CHARLES SCHOENER.
March 16, 1848;—3t
We the undersigned citizens of East Penhsborongh
township, do certify that wo are well acquainted with
the above mimed Charles Schooner, that hb is of good
repute for honesty and temperance, and is well pro
vided with house room and conveniences for the lodg
ing and accommodotion of strangers and travellers.
And that such inn or tavern Is necessary to accom
modate the public and entertain strangers and travel
lers.
H. Church; Thomas Eystcr;
8. Rertningdr,
Michael Frpe,
Jacob G. Rupp,
John Zearing,
Joseph Sadler} • LeVl Q. Clark} .
Wm. Sadler, • Hamilton Mooret
Alifaharii Ovcrholtztjr, John .Wolf.
‘Tavern License.
NOTICE is hereby given that I Intend to apply
at the tlext terrii of thb coiirt of Quarter Sesftioris of
Oumbcriahd collnly, for a license to keep a tavern or
public bouse in the lioliso I nbtV occupy as sUch in
Netvton totvnsbip.
March 16,1346.—31
We the undersigned citizens of Newton township,
do certify that we are well acquainted with the, above
named John Wilkins, that he Is of good repute for
honesty and temperance,.ancl is well provided with
bouse room and conveniences for the lodging and
accommodation of strangers and travellers, and that
such inn or tavern is necessary to ricconintodato ihc
public and entertain strangers and travellers.
James Watson; Corhelius L. Vahdcrbclt,
Daniel Dyers, Daniel Kirldlg,
Joshua Vanderbelt; William Lehman’,
Michael Halo, Qcorgo Gethefj
John D. Vonderbclt, Jocl Dnckof,
Henry Kitidig, J. SWoycr. ...
rolled
rpifE Books, Notes, Accounts, Judgments. Ac., of
X R. Angnby, Having been assigned by him to the
undersigned, for yaliio teecKbd, hove he.cn placed in
(hb hands of Sbiith, Esq. foi collection, Upon
whom dll indebted arc requested to cult and make
pnyhieni within twenty days from this date, other*
wise suits will bo brought without respect to persons.
EOKEL, UAIOUEL & CO.
| • GILLESPIE & JONES,
SAML. HOOD Ac CO.
tel Motbh l 6; ld49—3t -- . ,
Proclamation.
WHEREAS tho Honorable Samuel Hr.nmix,
President Judge of tho several Courts of Com
mon Plead of the counties of Cumberland, Pern and
Juniata, in Ponrisylvpnln, and justice of (hi) soyeful
Courts of Oyer and’Tofmlrier arid Ocrifcrri/Jail De
livery, in sdld codntiesj anti Hoh. John Stuart and
John Clohdfchih, Jridges of the Corirt of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Dcllvfcfy, for (ho trial of
all capital and other offences, In the dalil county of
Cumberland—by their precepts to mo directed, dated
tho I OtH df January,* 1848, ha*e ordered (116 Cpd|(
of Oyer oitd Tcimlnpr end General Jail Delivery, to
be holden 'at Carlisle, on the 2nd .Monday of April
next, (being UielOthday) at 10 o’clock in tho fore
noon, to continue two week; . • j.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given; to tub Coro
ner, Justices of tho Vcuce and Constables of the said
county of Cumberland, that they arc by tho said pre
cept commanded to bb ihen arid there In their proper
persons, with their rolls, records!,’ inquisitibha, exarhi
nations, arid all oihft ..remembrances. to do those
things which to their offices appertain to bo done,'and
all thrfso that ofo bedrid by
against tHfa prUoriofd that are of then shall bo iri the
Jail of said county; are to’ bo there to prosecute llieiri
as shall bo just. JAMES HOFFEU,Sheriff
, SiiKniPv’a Orricit; 7 '
Carlisle. March 2, 1848: $ " '
Notice;. ,
LETTERS' of Administration do bonis hob With
the will annexed, on tho ealato of Joseph Hunter,
late ortho Borough of Newhtlllb, Cnmberland co.,
Pa., deo’d.-, have boon issued to the shbaenher re
siJlnir in thu aambplncp., All pefsona.lndebted*o
snid osiatV are requested lo mafte payment and
those having claims will prejfcrtl iflhm properly
authenticated .
March 2, is4B.—(it ' .. ■
' NHtttc; '; -
I fiE'ft’fcnSof Administration on tfio.oslato of
Mary Dock, late of,(ho Oorongli pf Nowvlllb,
Caojhorlapd county. Pa., dop’d., have been issued
lo lha stibsiriber residing Inaatd Borough. All
persona indebted to sold calalp nro requested to
make iintnedialo payment, and tlioap having claims
will present thorn' propefly authenticated'for sal,
(lenient to
I,EWIS UHOADS; Adra’r.
March 2,1848.^-01
Wood Wanted
AT'THIS QmOE IMMEDIATELY.
Notice*
LETTERS bt nimini.lT.rion on the estate of Mr*.
Elizabeth Hbrman.Ute ot HiWet Spring tomwhip,
doc’d., hovo been granted to the aubscuber*, the firal
named residing in the same township, end the last
named in Monroe township. All persons Indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment,and those having claims will ptefenttbem pro
perly authenticated for settlement to
C. B. HERMAN,
M. G. BELTZHOOVER,
March 2, 1848,—fit* Adm’rs.
WILLIAM ¥. BRO WN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. will practice in ihoae*
eral Courts of Cumberland county. Office In
Main street, nearly opposite the county jail. CerlliWi
March 9,1848.
OLIVER Sc MOLAN t
TMPORTEUS & DEALERS in Zephyr WdrateA
X Canvaued, Patterns, Cbitons, Needles,. Pin*)
Sewing Silk, Steel Bead*, Dag Clasps, Steel Pared
Rings, Purfto Clasps, pldin arid Shaded Purse Twist.
Trimmings) Fbncy Goods. Ac;
Cheap.for cash to Wholesale liealerti at the New
Thread ahd Nebdlb Stote, No, 3 NUrlh Fourth 8(4
and fro. 178 Ch'cfcnut St., PhlU.
March 9. 1848.—fit
fe'irit Arrival 61
New Spring Goods’.,
THE undersigned have returned from the city
with one of the largest and cheapest stocks of
iNEAV SPRIM GOODS, ;
ever brought to Carlisle. It consists in part 01
5000 yards of new Calicoes at 4, 6}, 8,9,10, and
I‘2J cents pnr yard. 1&00 yards new Scotching
bams at i‘2J, 11}, 18} and S 3 els. per yard. Bias
black west of Ertgland and. French Cibthft ftCai
slmerosjchoapet thanever.. AlaoChebkMiekingti
flannels; nlpachas, and muslins' tor a mere aong«
being Cheaper tl»ah wis eveir dtaamed of. Also
our usual aSsortmeht of Groceries & Queenawaret
The above is but a sample—wecan’lenumerate
the oneitenth part of the different aHlbleß we have
for sale. VVe to all* if yob want tb save mo*
ney In buying youl goods ball on bs obr goods
liave all been bought forbdsh, and of course wh
dan sell bonsujbrably lower than those who .bay oil
credit. . A. &W. BENTZ,
3 daori iouth of tke Pott Cstt\ .
March d, 18-lb.
TT AS jbsl received a lot of superior Fronbh Clolhi
[J and Casalincrcs, which ho will sell or make td
order, on terms lo eUlt Uio limes, at his old eland op*
jlos\te the. Railroad olficciWcel High sited) Carlisle;
February 17, t 848;
Wholesale
Clothing 'Warehouse,
No. 152 J Markkt StuKKT, brtwrrk 4th flt 6tb)
PIUI.ADBU’ItIAt
r'PHE subheHUbr iVapcctfully soliclla the alieniioH
JL of Country Merchants and Dtsalcls generally, id
an examination of a complete slock bt
Ready-made nothing,
which for extent, varieiy and workmanship, he flat*
tert himself will give universal satisfaction, while but
reduced scale of priccS-prescnts to purchasers induced
inonls wdteh cdHnDt bo surpassed other cstalK
lisUmtht in the United Slates. _
JACOB REED;
Philadelphia, March 2, 184fe.—Sin
Great American BcttitiQyi
WESTERN NEW YORK COLLEGE OP
HEALTH; ;
20? Maiw sTnxfet, fiurPAttt, N; Yi ,
DR;G. C. VAUGHNS Vegetable LilhoniripUe
Mixture s celebrated medicine which nas made
great cures In all diseases, is nbw Ihtrollbced into thU,
sectldh. The IlmiU of an advctliiemcnl wlllhol
permit art fexlcridcd notice of this remedy; we haV#
only to say it has for Us Agents In the United Slated
tinJ Canadas a largo nhmber of bdlibatfcd Medical
Pißclltlonbtk in High ptofaßalonalßlinding, whoroakb
a general use of It lb thfelr practice in thb following
diseases:
Dropsy; Gravel, dnd diseases of the urinary bfgahi; -
Piles and all diseases of the blood; derangements of
Iho Liver; &c., and qll general diseases df tfab system:
It is particularly requested that all whh contemplate
the use of this article; or who djssiib ihlbrtnatlbn re
specting it, will obtain a Pamphlet of 32 pagea, which
Agents tjkrhosb names ate below will gladly giveaway
this book treats upon the method of fchto—bsplainl
the properties of the article, hnd the diseases li" ha 9
been used for.over (his country ahd Ehtopo for four
years wilh'such perfect effect; D«er 16 pages of tes
timony from the highest quarters will be found, with
dames,' places and dates, which can be. written to by
any oho ihtcrcsifcd, ahd the parties will answer post* 1
paid communicolions. . ,
lie pnrtichlat and ask fot lire Pamphlet, as no oth
er sdcl) ptfmphlet has fcvCr befen setn. Thb evidence'
of rim power of this medicine over all diseases Is guttri'
rintred by persons of wpll khhwn standing in iocietyj
Put up in 30 oz. and 12 oz: bottles. Price $2, SO,
oz.i $1 12 oz,; the largerbeing iho cheaper; Every,
lioitlo lids “G. C: VAUGHN” written bn the direef
lions,* dee. See pamphlet, page £&. Prepared
Dr. G.C. VAUGHN; and gold at Prlhcipdl Office:.
207 Main street. Buffalo. N; Y.. Oflicbi dhyoted tor
sale of this article Inclusively, 183 Natan, N. York/
and corner df Essex and Washington, Salem. Maid:.,
and by dll Druggists throughout this country and
Canada os Agents. , . .. ' • ,
For idle Ijy S* W. Hoverstick, Carlisle: M. Lu%
Harrisburg! Russel & tHcc/tiickinson; J. 0. otG.B:'
Altick, ShippcHsbUrgi Adams AEsticlmah, BloUghif
town'.
Mtvrch £,1843.—iy . ./■
JOHN WILKINS,
50,000 g victim Erctf Year
Fail a prey to
ing Blond , Heelie Flier and Night Sweats,
MBS. ADAMS, CGIIi slcctt, HarleW, suffered i
year with, a cough, pain in ilia cheat*; night
awciils, anil nil thb aggravated symptom* of Cion-''
sumption ! nollllng fell tied her till aha Cried Shef
fnnn’d Balsam—half a bottle cuitd her. , J,
Ulcerated Lungi and Xrcer.—Mr: E. T. Law-*
fence, Jackson ilrect, Brooklyn, after years of suffer:,
ing, and Irca'led by variohs phsiciohs, was pronoun:,
ced Incurable from iilcorntcJ luhgsand liver. Dylngj r
08 was supposed, lie tried iho liaison); Us effects,
tvefe must mitaculohs { ctvo hollies chfed him. ’
I‘leiirittf ft/iii CdnsaHlpfione— Mrs. Baggas, tesif,
ding at S 8 Sheriff street, "l 6 years old, has been sub-*
jeet lo attacks of pleurisy and consumptive cough*
for years.' The Balsam lias saved her from veri
gfent suffering: .. _
Asthma and VilnsuthpliLh.—h. Jr. Deals, lp.Dc
lancoy street; gave il tohis sifter-in-law who had been
an invalid fof ycofs from AMhmn; to another ton
sidered as in colVeifmpflon. It relieved them otoneb
ib that they travelled several hundred miles. •
Bottling 8100d —I* always alarming. “load* to
iho worst kind of Cohahmption; and unless afrested
in Unit Id generally fatal: Sherman’s All-Hiklitig
Balsam is the best remedy knownj it heals tjio
bounded or ruptured blood vessels of the lungs, and
thereby effects a permanent cufo. white other reme
dies duly stop Iho blood for the llfne. A few .nosed
of this lialsairf will satisfy the most skeptical that if
la the medicine required—ll has been, succcssfbl 1«
many coded, and that too where they had rim Into tl
! rapid decline; or.aa mote generally baprtfledj "Haa
ty Consumption," Young persons'; or (hoab of mid
dle ago, arc mofti subject (6 (head attack'than the.
dgbd. ' . ~
Price S 6 cents find $ I per bollle.
Dr. ShofirlotTs Cough ami Worm Lesonges, and
Poof Man’* Plasters, sold as above. >
Principal OfficolOß Nassau street. New York. : '■
~ AiiENTs.FoiiTiia aai.it or the Auovk,—S. We
flaverstlpk. Dr, J. J: Myota, I.&VV. B. Fleming 1 , 1
Carlisle i ,Q. W. Sihpiaar. Churcbtownj A. Ciitn-‘-
oan.Shepherdslown; Dr.lra Day, Mcchanleibilrgf
J. C. Ueemo, Shlremanatown; John ©. Miller, 1
Lisburn; Jano May, New Cumherlendf John
Zonring, Sporting Hill; John OoyliV nogeslown:
John lined, klnoMowm Russell & BWe, Dlekijy.
son; J nines kylo, : Jacksonville; £
Sptlnßfle'ai John pillcr, NcwVilloi Robt, BllioH.
Nftwburg.
t)ocombor 30, $ • • ■ _ ‘
• Notts & «P ,,£C »* ' ' , '
J nn Kc« »r mU .nd sdiim. ju.t mwln* .nd
100 ,ho «rnTBA^'
T; 11. Sklletj