From. tho'PcucJl JVotcj of John ofYork.
fiimdaf *nd otmd»yr Soanes In Mexico* 1
Every body.acqdainted~*Uh tho character oflho
Spaniaids, or their descendants in Mexico, knows
that Sunday ,is the great gala day of-the. week. /In
•llio morning al| go to mass—the grand, Cathedral, I
the churches and chapels are thronged with, devout
worshippers ; and, (think what, jyp may ol' thdir cell.
gion,)'l.do not believe there, area more strictly reli.
gious people in the world than the wayward and
turbulent citizens of oar sister Republic. Their be
lief in the doctrines taught by their holy fathers is
strong, and with them incontrovertible; if the
teachings are erroneous, the crimes committed under
their sanction are upon the head of the church. 1
cannot say (hat I was not favorably impressed toward
the Catholic' religion as it exists hi Mexico. The
cathedrals and churches do not have] pews or seats
as all churches do here—where you must pay, for
one, or stand a] chance of sometimes silling upon the
floor, or standing up during the service; but prince
and beggar, millionaire and loporo, kneel side by
aide upon the floor. Christians know.no rank there.
Mass over, all the sins of commission and omission
atoned for, the populationgo forth for enjoyment;
and for (his therojire .many.ways and means. . Eve-
T T pn " clpal its poBeo t or. public drive, and
of a Sunday afternoon, or on .llio”, afternoon,of any
extraordinary least day, it.is thronged with carriages
and equestrians. The capital of Mexico has two—
one, tho Pasco Nuevo , Isonly a icsort during Lent,
the grand phseo being Used during the rest of tho your.
This splendid drive is from eight to an hundred feet
wide, beautifully Macadamized and. lined on both
sides with double rows of trees, between which are
neat gravelled walks ; for pcdcslrains; but if. you
would bo noticed, don’t,risk yourself there on foot of
a gala day. The drive ls : about half a mile in length,
and at either end ’are fountains, ornamented, with
statuary, while in the centre is a grand fountain,
with a temple surmounted by classic groupings,
Around this fountain is a large circle bordered by
.circular scats made'of stone and mason ‘work; and in
frontof those the carriages are' arranged with the
precision of lines of troops. At intervals carriages
will leave their stations, go the rounds of the poaeo
and then , return to. (heir places, the - postilions, or
cochirds, being very expert in tho maitogement of
their sleek and obodient mulcs.
Ifyou would see this paaeo at best advantage; ride
out at five u'cldok of a, Sunday afternoon. There
will be hundreds ofcarnago*,and all the wealth, ton
and beauty of the capital-will. be there. And then
the gay cavaliers; mounted on their richly caprison*
ed and beautiful littlp horses I—they are the hand
somest and I behove—save the Canianches-~the best
horsemen in the world. I have saw them do feats
that arc a most incredible; anti their costume is so
mueli in character, and withal, exceedingly striking,
i he dress, though often varied, is a jacket, generally
more or less ornamented with lace, embroidery and
silver buttons, and pants made to fit.the hips closely
and widening .towards the ankle. The*legs are
slashed from the hip down, and hi short
intervals with silver or gold buttons—generally bell
Iprmcd, winch arc united by links about on inch and
wi.! a n“ a slight opening, through
which the drawyers are seen. These are principally
of huts linen, though I have seen some of richer fub^
. r “ y , ei 1 “ broillorod . So much of llio pan
t.iloonsna loach llio .addle, have generally «r, out
word lining or covering of fin. .kin, or oloU. of d iff.
cront color from lire remainder. Either bool, or
.hoe. aro worn. as .ml, the fancy or convenieneo of
llio rider. . Tho hat hr very handsome and in ciccl
ienl harmony with Iho wlrole. Tho brim varies from
Ihreo to five inches in width, is perfectly straight,
and underneath Iho edge is ornamented with a strip
of gold or silver lace, varying from ono to two inches
in width. Tho crown is about six inches high, on.
circled by gold or silver band o( different widths, and
on cither side, on inch and n'half below the srown,
ore two buttons of cilhor.of the precious metals.—
The saddle and bridle are 100 complicated for a pen
the pohcil must pourlray them, buUhey are extruva
feanlly ornamented, often with gold; but mostly with
hilver. They cost from $75 lo $5OO, and sometimes
even moro than the latter figure/ Isaw one, made
for Gen. b-mta Anna, (but which he did’ut happen lo
get,) that oust $lOOO. . . .. i»
A Mexican (or Spanish) gallant, is in bis elements
bpon the paste of a Sunday aflcrnohn. Ho is eon
llnoulljr moving—except when pausing a moment to
• low words of compliment to a fair eenorita.
J-Idmg the length of the drive, making the round of
the fountains, or playing equestrian feats for the
benefit of iln* looker# on. e
■nm laciHty and rapidity with which they enn
turn and even whirl their horses, often half u dozen
times round in succession, is astonishing, huf the
groat feat is in picking up small .article!.from the
grbund when at full speed. 1 have.scen a lady, while
W l. C ,mll" g °i p “,” in ® “ ovor “' gentlemen, eg.!-
her handkerchief on the ground, and hid them bring
V le M l !* lw “y» " great rivalry among
tlio gallants for the first chance,fur the that is hardly
ever missed by un expert horseman. The lucky one
rides back six to eight hundred yards, wheels his
oflho !!, s' ” pur " ll0 '" c> 00,1(0 do ' vn “I ‘OP
1 . Iln f As the rider heard the object,
iitflfi f T wll!l bi “ ’“A hand,.throws Ida
hfol “ r “ ■ " l,rru P' and leaning below the
in hi.ldU up ‘ho handkerchief, and iS
id ,1, ° nd h ? ded ur01,,,d b °loro lie has pass,
ed he spot two rods. Ihavo seen Item pick up a
shilling or sixpence with the same esse. ‘
bul 0,10 of the many places ofamuso.
ment and ploulsuro for.a Sunday afternoon 1 tho’Cir.
-us, the Theatre-, the Plain dc Total, the Alemoda,
the Causeways, and. (at nighty the Masquerade, all
pffor thoir exhibitions and enchantments. But these
fnusl will for other sketches.—Psnilsylcanion.
An ExTn*o»mN»nv Case.—The Kingston, N. Y.
Journal notices a most singular qaso of disease. The
** a man n “ nlcd Snyder, eged 35 years, rcsi.
ding in the town of Warwursing,* in that county,
Four months ago lie had an attack of sickness; but
■ccovored and to all appearance entirely ijaait(iy-
Apuul u fortnight after his recovery hu was seized
with drowsiness, and fur somo tinlo aiter, slept nearly
wo-lhirds ot the day., This disease continued to In
weave, until hu would.sleep two or Unco days vvilh
iut waking. When wo saw him,ho was ouiillnuinir
n uninterrupted sleep of Bvo days. Ills pulse is
cgular, though not verb full, Ins respiration is easy
nd natural, mid his skin moist and cool. If food or
Brink bo p aced in bis mouth, ho swallows it • and
Ift walks when od by tho hand add slightly support
bed. On I hursdsy last ho awnko from a sleep of two
kys, spoke a few words, struck a lady who was In
10 room violently with' a choir, and almost Inimedl.
lely afterwards sunk into his pros’onl slumber. Ho
i on Ins waylo the Now York Hospital.
The Deatls Dell.
Thoughts over occurring amid the din ofbusinoss
nd the stillness of repose, are beautifully oppressed
i tho following paragraph, which wo clip from tho
üburn Daily Advertiser t
“Toll—loll—toll. Tho grim king of terrors' is
am among us—the death bell rings out, and its
m voice speaks of its triumph. Borne mortal's brief
journ in the vale of tears is ended. Who Is it—
-0 high et tho humhlo 7 Is' is white-haired age
ilh its burdon of years, and its heart of garnered'
tefe and faded dreams—or youth arrested in its
rongth, its glowing framo robhod of its manliness
d vigor, its check of health, and its opening heart
Us bright young dreams 7 Or infancy—some fra
lo bud withered at the first contact with tho winds
life, its wail changed to an angel's hymn—trails.
intod to bloom unfading in a better oliino 7 Toll
ll—toll. That heavy poul vibratos sadly upon our
isrt—how miioh sadder upon those of the bereaved!
admonishes tho living, while it knells the dead
id heralds an unfettered spirit to a shoreless world I
nd yot unhseding, tho tide of life (lows on. Tramp,
amp, tramp, moves the living throng—loll, toll,
ill,says the bell for tho gathering dead! A world
w,,i»"" d “ Wo,ld of dl >«* | h T,l ° orili is passing
Bio«rr*»r Buchanan is on n visit to this State.
MAUIUI3I>.
n lho lath lost,, by Iho Rev. Henry Anrand, Mr.
*VK“.*?“ T|ll J, to ™ l,s EuiABtTK Liiiman, all of
rahxford township. - 1
Ontlie lOih Inst., by Uio same, Mr. S*m)KL En‘s
p.u’°r l< pankr ° rd lp«. lo Miss Maroarbt Lkab. oil
I this coilnty,
o?"' 1 "; 9l '|,, ir '» l '; by Mr. DeNjiuin Dunn.
M. Stout, oil of Frankfort! tp,'
DIED.
On llioaoth 1 not., E..iz* M’H*Fm,wifc ofJamoa
I, ond dnughlor of Philip WoMlioih, aged 1
1 year. 7 months and SO dsye, 1 „ ■ “
On Iho 6lh Inal., at Ponaa.ola, Florida, Edwin J.
«o»m, E.n., formerly of Carllale, Pa., and for many
lr * » ,e ‘loent of lb. U. B.N.vy Yard; Pon.ldola,
:v:;
v PHILADELPHIA MARKET. .5 >,<’
! ,v' Tuesday, Nov. 28,1848.
Flour-Is quiet at *5 25 a ®5 3i for e»nirt and
cUy use, and for extra and fancy brands $5 d 2 a'®6.
liyo Flour—*3 50a 83 62. : , ”•“ *
at U2°tt*mc eil ' VOrth 110 1112 “ i wr >i‘° “ heW
Rye—Penna. is worlli about 660. \ .
of old Penn.yellow at (}Bc; white Gsb,
new 58c., i .
Oats—Southern is held at about £7,a 28o (> |
Whiskey—Sales in both liiida add bbls 23j[ a 24c.
Auditor’s Notice,
"VTOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
I.! has been appointed ,an auditor by ihe Court
of Common Pleas 6f Cumberland county, to mar
shall and distribute the asaelts tn the hands of
Charles Barnltz nhd Jacob Hoffer, Assignees of
John M. O'podi to and among the creditors of the
said Good, and that he will attend to aiid duties
at his office,’ in Carlisle, oh Saturday the 16th
day of December next, at 10 o’clock A. M. Thd
creditors will please present their blatras at that
time, and all parlies interested may then and there
atlond if they think proper,
„ •. J-Ellis bonham.
November 30,’ JBjB.—3t
Valuable Property at Public Sale.
BY virtue of an order of tho Court of Common
Plena of CumberUrtfl county, in a proceeding in
partninn between James Wbodburn, and . Samuel
Woodburn, ot al„ I wjll expose to publimnle, on Ihe
premises, dn Thursday,-the Slat of December, 1848
all that certain tract.of Land, situate and being in
the township of Dickinson; and county of Cumber
land, hounded by lands of Isaac B. Porker, Esq. Jo
cob Bellthoover,, Johnson Moore, and others, con
taming . .. a . . - . •
254 Acres, more or less.
The terms of sale will bei—Five percent, bf the
purchase money to be paid at tho time of the confii
malion of tho sale, tho residue of one-half of the pur
chase money to be, paid on tho Ist of, April, 1849,
when possession of the land will bo given, and the
balance in three annual paymenfs, without interest,
all of which payments shall be secured by bdnd and
mortgage, and the aharo of Ibo said Mathew David
.son and his six named children, jshali reihaip, in the
land during.his life time, tHe interest of which shall
bo paid to him for, and.during his life lime, or until
his said children shall signify their willingness that
the principal sum he paid to him, or any port there
of, and then Ihe same shall ho paid as tho said mort
gage becomes due.
■ JAMES HDPFEBi Sh’ff.
Sheriffs Office," Carlisle, Nov. 30, 1848.
.Public Sale o( Town Property.
. THAT largo two story PLASTERED STONE
- HOUSE.- situated on-tho north side of
West High street, in tho borough of Cor
l!'B'H> li,la * ad j“ ini "S the hew brick stores of
II afvlEnsmingcr & Sonneman, is offered for sale.
1 hero is a largo Slone Warehouse on tho lot, part of
which belongs to tho properly now offered. If not
it willl oro m" ,U , ,J “ y ‘l’" 23d da > ®f December next,
o” l ; oir ° r<!ll a ‘ public vendue on that day, at tho
Court House, at 10 o’eloc,k in the forenoon. Por
sons can view the property at any lime by calling on
tho subscriber at hia office, on the premise*, 8
nr , W y- D - KNOX. Au’y for J. R. K„ o i
November 80, 1848. Ol *
FOR RENT.
JtiL kn own as MIDDLE.
ITiiillWt Mll 'LS,situate In North Midtfla.
l»ll«BaS!?. n •ownahip, 3 miles oaat of Carlisle.
SSaßariiore are 90 acres of cleared land, a
MiM P| ,n , lant ‘'.'I 1 ; wi,h four .™" Of stones, Saw
Mill, Plaster and Clover Mill, The water power
is one of the bust in tho Stale. .
and CARDING SIILL. For particulars apply to
' : WM. M. PENROSE, '
-NovnmbnrW, IBdB,_d^ enl f ° r ihoownerB
Great Attraction for the Hollidays!
fi.rlsshliiii.les Headquarters,
North llanovbr St., Carlisle,* '
T H ® subscriber vyould>eBpectfully Inform.the
. j c, ‘ ,Zen B Carlisle, and those who mav visit
.ha. he islw ma IZ.
if omSppmMn v p . 0 5-j! and a laree
of CONH,CIIONARY. SUGAR PLUMBS,
®?,7 V" ldbaf ' 3 r l, J B approaching festivities, which
wholeaal ° or rela 'l at the old stand,
utl h a tlan u’ er , Blr ? t ’ a r ° w doors north of the
uank,.where he also haa on hand a large assort
menl of Fruits and Nuts, of the latest Importation,
par. o°f °"
Oranges, lemons, Grapes,
llatsins. Prunes, Dates, Citron,.Figs, Almonds,
P 0 ®?? . Na,s ; Or oam Nuts, Filbertf, Pda Mils
S &0 - He *o»U also call all’
Hon to the best assortment of •
wvpHISSBr
Does n t,'^ nXe8 * b J aB l and 11,1 Tr ‘"npnts. wooly
Tovs of s'l I°'J!"a “u, 01 and oUler Kattlea. penny ,
fno !; W f a^ 0 "- 8 a " d Wheelbarrows,
nno lin lojs, Poola in boxes, Games, Puzzles,
Acenlrf •° B ’ F n d l ’ 8 ’ l amUftrliiPß, Hafmoenieane,
Aceordeons, Drums,, Guns, Pistoli. Class land
t.hlna Toys, fine sewing Baskets, Toy and Doll
Ba.akeia, pnd a variety of other atlldles, In con
loTof" " ' 110 abovo,lolliia J U9I refcofveda prime
Frcnji Groceries,
consisting of Pulverized. Crushed, Loafic lirown
hugars, New Oilcans, Trinidad, Syrup & Sugar
house Mo asses, very cheap; Imperial, Young
Hyson and Black Top, Chocolate, -Water, Soda,
Sugar and Pio-nio Crackers, Cheese, Mice, &o.
I’ rosh Spices, such as Nutmegs, Cinnamon. Gin
gor, Cloves, Popper, Allspice, ground or whole.
All orders thankfully received and punctually
attended to. ' • P. MONYER.
Oarllalej November 30, 1818.
/"'IRANBEIIUIES of tho beat quality in store,
V And for salo.by . P. MONYER.
. November 30, 18-18. '
A Canary ana. Ilcmp seed.
IfRESH supply of the above named seeds,
Just received by , , P, MONYER
November 30, 1848." ,
noussoli’B iVcclar,
A ° f * ho !' l ’ ove named Winter drink.
-fX has boon received by P. MONVh-17
November SO, 1848. wunjldt,
Auditor’, Notice. '
rZZ C U umboH?„ P 1 0l " tCd . by ‘f> o °°“" of Common
buio the assets In f 11 ",' 1 ’
aigneo of Isaac Konipor, wi)’ attend «?.h ‘'"l
hia appointment ot hia ofllco in n,, n” ol
lialc. on Saturday J.V of n^"° U , gh ° f
10 o'clock in Iho forenoon, it which timo’BW’n!' “*
creditor, will present their claim., and ail partlomn 0
forested may attend if they ihink proper, P 1 ■
■ November 23 ,,e48.-T D - KNOX ' AuJiI -'
»». n. 1,. CBEICU, ~
f Successor of Dr. John Creiqh, deceased.J
"WILL attend all medical calls In town or courllrV
hy datfor night, and will give every otlonllon to pa
tients entrusted to his care. .
Ofllco in Bast High street, opposite Ogilby’s store
November 88, 1848.—Cm
Cranbcrrloft.
A LOT of Prosli Cranberries just received andfur
•aid at (ho store df
November 10, IA4B,
Salmon.
ALOT °f very fine hpw Salmon, j'uet received
.anq. for sale pi-tho store of . , . ,
October 80, J 948. J. W. EBY.’
WILLIAM*WEBBj fakes thiaKrnfelhdd of return
ing his-sincorothankMo.his numerous friends end
the.public..generally, forthe, liberal encouragement
they have bestowed, upon .him, and would inform
them .that Jie has luetjoceived from the city a large
and very superior lot of. ;
Three quarter do., Scalp, LadieiTplaia Frijettcs', or
front Braids; also a small assortment of Ladies’ Curls,
a splendid at tide, of late '* improved style oh combs,
, ' Brushes, &o.
80, has a)so received asofect and superior lot of
1 . r J> T 2.°, lh ’,r N “ il and Clothe* Brushes; English
and Buffalo Horn Combs, Dressing and Pocket do*,
articles that cannot fail to reebmmend themselves by
their superior finish..
4 and'olhera wishing to purchase anythirtg
m the above lino, will find it to their advantagoby
calling and examining my alock, as I feel confident
that the articles, and prices attached to them, will
ehaure general katisfaetionr
Carlisle, Nov.’23, 1848.—8t' »
Aiinnal Report
OP the’Allen and Edstpcnnsbprough Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of Cumberland county. Sen
lember 4, 1848.: : / ‘ ‘ • .
Amount of property insured Up to Sop. .
tomber 6, 2847, „
Amount insured the past year, $163,804
Annulled Uio past year,' 7,43$ \
, 164 §6O
Whole amount now insured. ‘ $2099,381
Amount of premium notes in the Ties* - ;
eury *t last report,. $127,679
Am l deposited the pnat year, $15,339 10
Cancelled - * ..*» , « ’ '~3V6 00
w $12,963 10
•JJ” 010 am t°f notea n>w in forde, - $140,642 10
Whole number of policies issued, 1414
Surrendered,
Now in force,
Balance in the’.Treasury bn the 6th of
September 1848,
Pcr'cenlagb received poet year,
Interest received,
Expenditures.
Paid B. Denlty for printing, did 00
Paid J. D. Bratton do 16 00
Paid .commission on taxi ' 160 88
Paid interest, 19 08
Paid Managers, ' 81 88
„ . , tiam'age by Fire.
Paid Joriaa Lavcn, 476 05$
Paid. Knox’s heijs, j . 6 00
Paid J. H; Graham; • 333 6$
Paid George M’Feelyj . 166 00
Paid James Start; 866 66 .....
„ , ; - $8,136 06
Balance in the Treasury, $2,213 73
LEWIS HYER, Soc’ty.
November 33,18.46.—>3t ; m
THE person who look, the bundle of Knives end
Forks from (he Hardware store on Saturday
morning lust, is requested to return thorn and anve
exposure. The person is known. '
... Carlisle, Nov. 16,1848. ; • ■
THOSE wishing tohavo correct pictures of them
sclres or their Wends would do well to call soon at
tho Daguerreotype Room in'Mvkct Square, Carlisle.
Room open from BA. M. till SP; St.' . . . ,
November 16,1848. - .. .J. AV-THOMSON.’
THE partnership heretofore existing between tho
subscribers m tho Mercantilo.Busincss > was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 29th August, 1848. The
books and papers are in tho hands of Gcorgo W Fes
er for collection, and the business will be continued
by him at the old stand in Hampden township, Cum
berland.county. ' . GEO- W. FESLER
„ - „ ■ SAMUEL MATER. -
November IC, 1848. .-rSt
LETTERS of administration on tho. estate of
Dr. Jphn Creigh, Jate of.lßo Borough.of Carlisle
Cumberland county, Pa., dec’<l.; hare, been granted
By the Register of said county. , AJlpcraons indebted
to said estate are requested to.make immediate pay.
mom, and thoaehaving claims will present them bro
po.ly authenticated for settlement to
„ . , , AI.FRED OREIGH; Jtdinr.
November 16, 1818.—Ot
HAVING this day pu>cliased ofioh'n E.'Fors.
ler, his enure slock of Goods, Wares, Merchan
dise, &0., now In his .Store in tho-Boroogh df Car
lise, the business will ha conducted at the same
stand hy me and in my name
November 8,1848.—9 t
THK convenient two story Brick Houao & Kifch
on, situate in High street, opposite the-College
and novy occupied by James Spqtlewood'. Thehouao
contain* witli iba Kitchen 4 rooms on the first floor.
rooms on the secern) floor,' arid one finished
mom on tho garret, all of convenient slzo. An ex*
collcnt garden Is attached to' the property, and a
pump of good water near (lie door. For particular,
enquire of the.proprioV. Gsonos fi a
authorised ogopl, Jifcqn Fkttbb. . '
Carlisle, October IB;, 1848.—0 t
... „• ... SAtiUi ' '• - L
TIIE subscriber will offer at public sale, on the
premiMs. on Saturday the S3d day of December no«l, -
tbo following described properly, vis!■ -
A lot of ground, situate in Fomfrot street, in Iho
borough of Carlislo, Imvntg thereon erected a
M- Frame House,
li'etorlos high, SO feel In front with a
back building 24 feel, and a Frame Sta
bit*, a.good Gordon, St, a. '
? e ru ;;nd Odjoiuing the above, contain,
mg 30 foot iiv front nnd 840 in depth, havin'? a two
n° ry e HQUSE, woallJboJrded 'willa
Bnok back bill ding 24 feel, fionllng on Pomfret at.,
and a Frame;House, fronting on Chape),Alloy, and
ulifn good condition.. , » , . .
ml 1 ' 0 “ r ,''.“ lo “"-Ono-fourth bf the purchase
money to ho paid cash, and the balance in four equal
onnual payments thereafter. ’ .
The shove, property will positively be .old on said
day, to tho highest and best, bidder.
in ' . „ ANDREW HARE.
Norembnr 0, XB4S 7t*
~ iIFE IBfSOBANCE.
Pbnn Mutual Liek Insuuauck Uumuajiv
JVi>; 91 Walnut St. Capital 850,000,
rpHia Company is now ready to make Insurance
,V n . L,v?s ! on tho mu,ui > l system, without lia
bilily beyond the amount of tho premium.
All the profit's of tho company divided annually
among The insured* J
The premium may bo paid monthly, quarterly,
semi-annually, or annually, or one-half of the pie
mlurn may bo paid in a note at l9jnonths.
Individuals insured in this company become
members of the corporation, and vote for Trus.
lees, • ■
Kor the greater security of parties Insuring with
mis c °mpany, a guaranteo capital of $30,000 has
bopn created, ? meet the loss's, that may acorue
Pollolea issimd.by the company, to bp held
\na th?| d by 11,0 . 1 until a capita) exceed
of p bS. OUn ' ,M b ° e " reSl ‘ Md f,om " ,e r6cei P‘“
L. MiLLCH, President.
Jmis CLiAHK, Vice’Presidents. ■
. Joi n W-Hoarten, Secretary. t :
Carlisle "^Dlinh '"lf bo , on “PP oln| Agent for
J, W. EBY.
Table oil. ”
A brari( J <jf superior Olivo.Oil received
±X and for sale at the Tea and Oroooryatoreor
Carlisle November 1 16, 1846. . • EBY.
JVTetallio W|gs,
*3,084< 86
: 680 32
' ■ 86 6a
$4,351 SO
Notice.
, Daguerreotypes.
notice.
Estate Notice.
fifOTItCJB.
JNO; FORSTER.
FOR ItE.VF.
« ivon *° all person's interested,
XYllhabJhe-fpilqwiiig aecouni, have .been filed in
thisomce fur examination, by,the .accountants there
in named,„and will ho presented to 'tlio Orphan**
Court of, Cumber),>.id county, for confifrailion, and
A O D"l848 On ‘llo 12lh J “y of Dijqontbor,
hr ° f , J ?'°HolTer. administrator of
cebs^] n al * ° f lhe borou 8 h ®f. Newviiie. de.
, of Dr. R. G. Young, Ex’r.of Mar/
ga o' !t ,n I ° Uhs ’ lato Df Hampden township, dec’di
3. Ihp account of Adam Eilhelbcrger, deceased,
Guardian of Abraham Stciglenisn, a. settled by .aid
gUnrdian’s administrator.
Isl R,2°S n i 0f , JaCl,i ' iloover > E *’ r of Nathan.
inlßnby.late of Eaalpennsboro’ townsiiip, dec’d.'
_6.Tho,o c count of J°h n Bobb, Ex’r of Adam
Eichelbergor, late of Silver Spring township', dec’d.
6./I he-account efl homas Grip, administrator de
bonisnonvvithrthe will annexed of Dr. Lemuel G‘u«-
tm, lute of the borough of Carlisle, dec’d .
Y. The account of .William Harbor Ei’rof John
luto of Mifflin township, dec’d. •
, 8. The ncconn( oFjidin.M’Dowoll. Ex’r of Agnes
Oougloss, Inte of (ho borough' of Carlisle, doo’J. *
rho accounl of Andrew. Blair, Ex’r of John
M lO “ti Jr '’ ” ,o v" r r 1 Lorou Sh Of. Carlisle, dec’d.
iS°M ■‘r°f 11,6 «*>»• M’Cachren,
Nmv"niefdcoT‘; e “"’ l,to * tl‘ G borough of
, ; >,.^ V ooou,, l or(We Sanderson,admihistra.
" 10,,n : of:Newto„
T ? . Pi 0 ' SuMn Olto, admlnlalralrljt of
Jo " 9,, °’ ,nlß of South Middleton township, dot'd.-
■v 1 hcoount of Jacob Sener, Ei’r. of Francis
™“ru,nback' la to of the borough of Carlisle, do.
14. Tits account of John Sprout, Ex'r of Elizabeth
Caufhnpn, late of Hampden township, dic'd. ■
- of Jacob Niokoy, administrator
cL,Jd d Nl<: ‘ Cy, ,ale of Fra "dford township, do
-16. the account of Joseph t). Halbert, E«q., ad
r„' " 3 r?r , ' l a "’ ill ‘ [! ,e ” l “ »nnexed.ofßachail Kline,
late of the borough of Carlisle; dco’d.
■ifVi *lj? P‘>or, Jr; administrator
“'““''o P’Por. Is to ofMohroo township; deb’d. •
iJLT r ifTSn 01 ' Wm - M - kiddie,-,Esq., adniln-
Sta Tea Anny.tcU 00^0 "» United
n m .^.o^ WCVLL(ica ’ Rt^
Nov. 16.1848—41 (
Notice.
. Un C fiT ER3 ° f admuuHtraUon or. rbo estate df
lohn Greenwood.deo, lute of Nawloo lp„ Cumher
rfl.btin^ 1 * n‘: lmvo ,^ on granted to tile subscriber
residing in said township. All person, indebted- | Q
eald estate ere requested 10. makp immediate pay.
pre ‘° nt ,i,ofn
N0,. ai1 648.-6t' VMGREENVVOOD - Adinr '
Strong Breeze from Philadelphia.
fTHAS.-OGILBY, .will be receiving this week a
y largo aclectioi l of Winter Goods, comprising
Tekih Sh l V 8 h , Mer . inot '"' C “«hn«c., Moushnea®
1 ckair Shawls, and various articles of Ladiea dress
goods. . . '
Oui-atock of Cloths, Cassimores, Vestings,
will be unusually largo nod of rho choicest style tho
city market can produce. ■
Ladies and Gernlemert are respectfully invited to
W, themselves. Remember the
Ms fTu" d Big Windows, a few doors east of the
Market House, and directly opposite. Martin's Hotel.
■ Cornsinuptioii cd.ii bo Cured
' THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR '■
AND wood naphtha 4
W IL .V CONSUMPTION*. This ex-
VV- Cellent medicine has .fully established its
reputation, and all that id asked is a fair Iridl of it
lo prove u the only certain remedy for the euro of
consumption, obstinate coughs, spitting blood,
bronchius, hoarseness, loss of voice, parn In the
breast, in short, nirdiseases of tho throhl and
lungs. Numerous Individuate of the first reaoec.
lability certify to iisbeneficial effects, when noth,
inp eUp would relieve. • ' ' •’
,-X^ 1 ci An S nE Y & Dicksen, N. E.
cSrner of sth and Spruca streets, Philsdclphia.
field in Carlisle by J; & ,VV.' Q. Meming, at SO
cents or $1 per bottle. •. ' ,
; Still Further Proof
Of the power of thomum'i Compound
Syrup of Tor in Consumption,
r|- U ■ .ir* ' L March Ift, 1848.
jj! e . reby , C< ’-" i f y ’ I) al ln nonsequot co of repeat
ed and neglected colds, my lungs, became serious,
ly affected, and for a long lima 1 have suffered'
wuh violent pain in the breast, obstinate oougli
and difficult expectoration. Tho symptoms daily
increasing in violence, I had recourse lo various
remedies, with no avail, until 1 used Thomsen’s
Compound Syrup of Tar. which effected a pe.fect
euro before I had token three bottles.'
E. EVANS,.Payette st. below Arch.
Prcpcred otily at the N. E. corner of Filth and
Spruce sta., Phihs ..
Sold in Carlisle by X & W.. 8. Fleming, at 50
c6d(s or per bottle.- . .
. Purity tbo Blood I
DK. KEELER’S PANACEA,
EOR tlio removal am] permanent 'curo'of all djß
caaea arising from an impure alula of the Blood
and habit of the body, viz: , •
Chronic bronchitis, cularrh, pleurisy, coughs. etc., I
scrofula in all ila forma, h ilar, aculd-hoad, aall rheum,
cutaneous cruptiona of Iho hoad, face, body, and oz-
Irbmitiea, chronic diseases of Iho liver, stomach, and
bonrela, chronic rheumatism, chronic enlargement of
the Jolnla and ligam'onta, while awellinga, hip-joint
affections, abeesaea, ulccrt, 'syphilitic disorders, mer
curial and hereditary predispositions, ole.
. Spring and aunrlhor have pooled away, and auldran
la onco niord with us. There ia a melancholv aad
noaa'in Ilio aeaaon and all nature acema to feel llio
change that ia atoalin’g silently on. Mon acema lo
shrink from Iho coming winter and prepurba hllnaelf
to meet the changes which the aobaoria impcao upon
him. But liow ia it with the bed-ridden martyr, to
nrofula, liver diaoaaea, clteat uiroclloiia, rhomaliam
ot any of Hie numcroua diaofdora which lako their
riao in r the organa of digestion and aoaoon dry uptho
apringoof life. How dona ho feel the changes!—
What gloomy forebodinga lie in Iho future 1 The
•car andojollow leaf of autumn remind him that "dc
tay’a clßcing .Angers'*. are already aoliyo in their
W.ork of Jcaolatlon. Ho fccla and kuowa that with
out relief i , .
With him.life's acmes will soon bo o’er,
Ilia beating will ceaoo lo boot. '
But has the bouhteopa hanil of nature ecaltercd
around ua, no remedy jo drive disease from tlio aya
lein nnd bring again the bloom upon the check 1—
Muat hours, ilaya, weeks and months, bo consumed
m anguish ettil aulfaring 1 Our answer ia emphati
cally no. The I’anacca la n remedy of unsurpassed
alterative powers, and will ao far as human ugoncy
and foresight can go, 1 drive disease from the at stem
add 1 restore it again , to ! health. From Iho paat wo
i ">»* Jh'lge of Iho future. What has onco been done
<an bo done hgnin.' Prom the many advantages con
ferred on tlio afflicted hy Iho Panacea, all may rea
sonably hope for, and onpocl to derive benefits.
Road the following evidence;.
, , PmtAUßipjiu, June U, 1847.'
Having been apprized oft the nature of tho Pana
cea, it aflbidt mo tmlch pleasure to be %b!o to recom
mend U as a valuable remedy for those chronic, con
stitutional and glandular diseases, to which it is es
peciolly adapted. Those who are afflicted and te
quire medicine as an alterative, cannot obtain It In a
more agreeable, active and uniform state, than ill to
be found in this Panacea. I have used it in severe)
instances with decided Success. . Yours, Sco,
D. ALLISON, M. D. •
. Prepared North-west corner 3d & Sbuth streets,
Philadelphia. For sale by Samvel Elliott,, Carn
lisle, and by Druggists and Merchants throughout
the county. , . ]/
. Price $1 per bottle 0r.6 bottles for #6. For par*
tloulara see pamphlets, .. _ . '
October 30,1848.—0 m
Hoofs & Shoes.
JUST rcgelvoil, several .cases of Mon’e, Wo.
Dion's,.Mieses'and,Boy's Baota,,Shoes and Bro
gans, and for oalo very.low at t)ia new. store of
8. D. rwo'EL & CO.
November 9, 1818,
THE subscriber? haiing purchased :"tho right of
Cumberland county for making Crowell’s Potent
j 1 permometer Churns; they would respectfully in
form IhaFarmerßand the public, ingonoral, that they
will make Jtml offer foreale these churns' at the Cab
inet Wardroom of George Spangler, in Iforih Han
over street, next Boor to David Smith's office! The
principal advantage (his churn has over all other
ohurna is, that it is so codatihcl'ed.ihat the top can bo
token off so as to give free access to the inside of the
chum, which makes it convenient to put in the cream
and get out the butter'. A thermometer is-atiscced
to the one end of the churn so as to show the exact
temperature of the cream; which .experience shows
•should ho 60 degrees to make good butter. A cham
ber or space is arranged around the bottom, of the
churn for tho purpose of admitting eold or Warm wa
ter! so as tp Bring the cream to tho desired tempera
ture without mixing the watei.with the cream. The
secretin churning butter,is to have your cream at
the proper temperature—it will produce more and
betterviiutter and take less time in churning—it churns
equally well in coldior warm weather; no such thing
as having scalded butter—all that is necessary to
make good butter all seasons of the year is to get one
of Crowell's Patent Thermometer Churns’. We would
mtist respectfully invito the public to call and exam
me for themielvea.
GEORGE SPANGLER;
„ „ , . . SAML. MYERS,
Carlisle, Oct. 12, IBiB.
CERTIFICATES.
Mr. George Spangler:
r Sir-We liavo been using thoTheirnomeier Churn
I got of j°u f or some time end find It far superior to
the old barrel churn for several reasons. First, groat
saving of time in getting butter the average, time of
churning being about fifteen minutes, (all weathers)
we have got buttpr in.llio ahdrl (pace of ted minutes,
beconijly, the butler when,obtained is much firlncr
than 1 when'using, any other churn. Finally, my
folks say they would not exchange for any other
churn and twice,the original cost of the Thermome
ter churn. Fours, &c.
GEO. W. fiHEArfelf.
September 28, 1848,
,Wr- GVorJal Spangler I- , ,
. 1 havo , Iho Crowell Thermometer Churn you nindo
Ipr mo to Use in my.placo, end I do not hesitate id
any that no,farmer should he, without- it... Fifteen
minutes.is ail the time required to make butler, and
the velue.ef thin, saving of lime and hdror consists in
this that it requires no more lime at any one season
than another, and that tho temperature of the cream
necessary to Drake butter, is produced with certainty
and without the admixture of warm or .enld water
with the cream ijsclf. PUEDKr WATTS
August 17, 1848. , ,
'To the Public -•- -
For the benefit of tho bettor port of men (women)
I give thisi certificate alter using the'Thermometer
churn made by Mr. George Spangler of this place, I
would hero none other in my family. Wo have
been using the old barrel churn for thirty rears past,
and I must say it is not to be compared to Crowell’s
Thermometer Churn, cither for speed of churning or
convenience. In the old barrol-chorn it took goner
ally from four to six hours to churn tho churning
now in the Thermometer churn wo can.churn butter
in from .fifteen to twenty minutes, by bringing the
cream to the proper temperature., I can recommend
U 16 tho public a* no cheat,
September 4,184 R
, uablnct Making. ~~
•TIIE subscriber respectfully .informs the public
Unt he trill manufacture to order
Cabinet Ware fltwyyuin
Slsttaof OTtry dpßcriptibn, kiioh’
ns Dureltus, Secretaries, Sofas, Tables. Bedsteads and
all articles in his linn, and will sell as cheap as can
be bought ahy where in.lhti county, aml'wiil warrant
h\a furniture .of good material and dbtnblo woritroah
shtp; Ho would invite lhopub|le_tO"Cnll and exam
ine bts stock before purchasing elsewhere.- ,
, Cofsi.Vs mado.at the sliorlcal notice and oh moii.
rale terms. , , GEORGE SPAJJGLER. •
. Carlisle, Oct. 13, 1 948.
' . WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OP HEALTH,
207 Main Street, Buffalo, N. K
DR.'O. C. VAUTJHN’S Vegetable Idthdhtrlpiic
MixlUre,.a celebrated medicine wjiich lihh made
great curoa in all diaoaaea,' ll now introduced into thia,
aection. The limila' or ad will no't
permit an cilendcd’holice of thia remedy; we ha«e,
orfly to aay it haa for its Agcnla i n the United Statca'
anil Canadaa a largj number-of educated medical
.praciilionofa in high profeaaion’al atanding, drho make '
a general Uao of it in their practice in tho following
ItfeosoB: IJtopgy, grjivel.Qnd disease*.of (lie .urin<
ary organs) Plies end all diseases of tt)o (jlooJj do
rangcments of llio Liver, dee., and all general diseases
of the system, It. is perticujarly.requcsted that all
who'contemplate tho.uso of lliifrqr(idb, o't whgdesiro
information respecting it, will obtain a pamphlet of
33 pages,'which Agenta' i whos'e, narnca ara hotavv will I
gladly give away; this hook Mil upon thp method/
af baro—arphuna tho pfopert/es of iiie article, an,d
tha diseases it has been used for bvof.this country
ary Europe for four.years.wilh «uch perfect effect.
Over 16 page* of testimony from the highest quarters
will bo found, with names, places and dales, which
cun bo written to by any ono inlereotcd, and tho por
tico will answer poat paid communication!.
Uo particular and ask for tho pamphlet, aa no other
ouch pamphlet has ever been aeon. The evidence of
the power of this medicine over nil diseuaca ia guar
anteed by persons of well knljwn standing in society.
Pul up in 30 or, end 13 oi. bnltlcf. , Pyico SO
ox Isl 13 oi.; tbo larger being tbo. ebauber, Every
bottle baa “0, C. V A UC. lIN' 1 written on flip direc
llono.ico. See pamphlet page 28, , I’r.epafed by Hr.
u. O. y*Doiitv, and sold at tho principal cllirc, 207
Main street, llulfulo, N .V,. OlHees dovoted to the
solo of this qriiclo ciijlnsivcly, 135 NaianiiANew
York, and corner of.Essejt,end Vyoshjngion, Salem,
Mass.; end by all Druggists throughout Ibis country
ami vo»nun (in .Agents. , J
FprialebykS. >V, H.iv«r*llck, OaillsTe; M. T,utx
Harrisburg; Ruiael Jc Dice, Dickinson, J. 0. A G. U.'
Alllck, Bhlpponalmrg; Adams dcEsholman. Sloughs
town. ... ’ °
October 184& &
tea^.
AHIhSII supply of Jcnkln’a fino Olack Tons,
and a general variety of Green Teas, Just
opened by , J. W. EUV.
October 36, 1848*
■- 4 .
A SPLENDID nseortinqnt.or tylena.and hoya
ololh and oil-oIoU\ Cvps Just reccived/and fat.
salu cheap at the new storo of . .
. • S. D. POWELL & CO.
. Carlliloi November 2, 1848,
Ruga Wanted.
THE highest price w|l] bopaid (’ll! caih or in pa
per) by tbo subscriber for good RAGS, The rage
may bo delivered at the paper-mill, 6 miles from Cur
liale. or at the Wureliouao of'Mr. Jacob Rheoip, in
Oerlialo.. W. U. MULLEN.
■ , Cotf<io ( Sif(fa|t', &c,' ''
A LARGE end (tenoral supply, 0 f ftcoh Rio,
lilocho and Jfrva Coffees. us alao Drown
Crushed and ,I'nlvorizid Loaf Sugars,' of heal
qupliiy, besides a geqoral.selocliqn of fresh Spices
always on hand nl the old Grocery and Ton store
°f ; , J, VV EUY
QarlUle, October SO, 1848. . ’
t" •" More, Slow;Goods.
T H B.robvrtW ha. j u ,t returned from iho cit,
of - FAI " , ‘ ""J
1 h,» OOODS. Ao would invllo lho altonllhn
of tlio public to coll and .00 hi. good. h.r.ira iiundui-
Bing olaowhoiQ. Itecolloct the .lore, i,n, Welt Main
.tract, a fow dooro waol of Uealom’. Hotel,
GBO. R, CROOKS.
October 10,1848,
TAB. ii fciaduale of lltoWtah
hi l “8 ton Univernity of Baltimore, and h aa
attended one of the principal medlcalTcßSoli if
Germany, the University, of Pennsylvania, and
for.tvvo years the Bleckley Hospital neiir Phils
deiphia, oners to the publio his professional sefti
ces. In all its branches..
Plainfield, Cumbprland county, 5 miles from
Carlisle, on the Stpte,road leading to Newville'.
September 14,184fiV-3m*
J. EIUB BDNHAKi, >
-Attorney, at law.' .win praciiiofnihs
XI- several courts of Cumberland and perry coon
ties, and devote hia time exclusively to his profea-'
Sion. Office in Harper’s Row, Immediately oppo
site the Episcopal Church. 7 ‘"
Carlisle, Oct. SB. 1848. . . .
■ new Arrival.
THE subscribers have jual received from PhilidA
pula a new and Fresh supply of
n ' Bhigs, MeiUcinci. /
til Dy e ‘» tu ff B . Perfumery, Fancy Articles, ic., ip
Our, stock is now large end complete,and saws
are determined not to be .undersold, but-lo sell sttfce
lowest posh prices, we invite tits attention of country ’
merchants, physicians end others, to examine our
goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. ,
June 16,1348. . J. it W. B. FLEMING.
WRIGHT Sc SAXTON,
T MPOKTERS end bBALEKS in .Foreign and Xh-
X menus Hardware, Glass, Paints, Oils,Nails, Iron.
led. occ., bast lliijti street, opposite Ogilby'* D tf
Oood store, b(iyo just received and are now openinj
a largo assortment of Goods in their lino, to which
they would invite the attention of Farmers, Meehan
les, Builders,: Hoeae-keepero, and others, wanting
Hardware, aa their stock has been bought atlbelow
and ypll bo aold at a amall profit.
, They, hove also received a few of •'Hovey's Patent
Straw and Corn Stalk.Cutter#,’"towhichtbsy, would
invito the attention of Formers. Thefa maebinss
fiava taken thojjremlum at nearly all the Afirlcnltur
ral Ealiihlllona In the country, and,ate contiderei
preferable to any other cutter how in use.
October fid, 1349.
• .... 'EIV AItHIVAII , .
T U , E would announce,lo the nitidis that
J.lliey have just returned from the Eastern eitiw
wuh a magnificent selection of
Pall & Winter Coods,
consisting of clotha, cassimeres and vbitings, of the
moat vetted and beautiful patterns, all of which wll
jio made-up m tho moat-approveJ style. Thar also
kerp superior Shirts, Boaomj, Collar,, Slociaf neck
and pocket handkerchiefs, suspenders, gloves, ho
siery, hate, caps, and boots; , in,short, every thin* in
0 gentlemen a furnishing line, which wi)l be sold at
the smallest profits. They will also sell goods hr
tho yard,cheaper than any eimllar establishment in
tiro county. The cutting will be attended to as here
tofore by W. B. Parkinson. Our work is all made
under-oi|r own supervision.. . . -
Store in North Hanover street, nearly opposite lbs
Da " k, 1 . ,• U ARNOLD dc LIVINGSTON.
Carlisle, October 26, 1848;
NEW GOODS. ~
JUST received ;at the Bis Hired
• rPm&SSk largo O ‘ lorlmcnt of Fall and Winiet
SSjjaviaiS Goods, consisting in pin of the follow!
articles, for Ladies, vis:
Hflljn striped Cashmeres, Alpacas, , . ss,
Mous de Lainea, . Shawls,
Now stylo Alciont, lUhbpns,
Figured dress-Silks, Asaoitcd silk Frin«i'
Plain -do do Black do ir '
Paramctias, Silk Gimps,
Merinocs, . • Bonnet silk#i , .
French worked collars, Flowers, '
Kid Glovesi v . Thread litcsfc
For Gentlemen:
•JOSEPH SHROM.
Black French Cloth, . Satin testing . ,
, do Cassimeres, Merino- do
Fancy do * Valentino do *■" '
Cravats, . Cloth caps.
• Also, Muslins, Gloves. Hosiery, If. Sheeting.'
bleached and unbleached Shirting, Jaconet, Swiss!
Mult arid Bishop loanns, black and col’d Kid Gloves!
Silk, Cottqn., Ijislej and Merino Glove*,
hadjcs,. Geptlomen Mtfsw. .Collpn, ' Merino.
Cashmere, Alpaca and Woolen Hbse, for Ladiesand
Gentlemen. .
I'would inform the citizen* of, Carlisle and.vicinity,*
tbatthe above Goods, suitable for the fali trade, are
opened and ready fyV inspection and l am confident
that persons examining my.atock from'the, greatly
reduced prices would bo induced lo meke >tMr pnr-'
chases therefrom.., . , S. A. COtfLE;
Carlisle, September 39; ts4B. . •
Second Arrival oflVowGoods at Uie
NEW & CHEAP STORE.
subscribers nave just-opened, at'(heir new
blprb,‘corner of Hanover und Loulhcr streets, oppov
»ito Mr. Wm, Leonard's old aland, another lot fcf
cheap goods, which they have purchased from the
importers and manufacturers, vit: * . , ? ,
cVoMs—Ohio, black, brown and invisible green,*
t/roni'lM to $6 per yard. - ’ i .. . •
Ctwimiren— From 37 j to 75 cts M and Sallinetta
from 55 to 00 els .yard,'fine wonh .... ~ . ,
C(i»hiuere*-rb -ejiluudid assortment, and Mout ds
i.ainesjor, I2jJ v l6, and 26 cts per yard* ~, , : ti
Ca/teoei—F/um 3 to 6| el*., good style and qi)i|>
it.V.
. Afusfihs—From 4 to ]3<[ cts,.tn? very best in lb«
market, bleached and unbleached, 4,6, OandJOdrl;
wide. . .• . . ....... . , .
A lot of Glnglinmt, yard wide, for 12$ c(s,~al«6
Afainchcster (ilnghnmi, Check® and Ticking®, Irlab
at 20 and 25 cti. warranted all flax. •
Fljmnols and i (may* In great variety, irood and
chmm. ■ • •• .. .... “ •
BlankeU—n, 0, 10, 12 and U qr®, wide. nibbing
l bread Xiacca, black, brown, maiareen blue and mat
room Alpaca and Coburg cloUm. aalin.aUlped Gath*
incroa for dreaaea—which have been purchased from
Ihgjmporter®. and-wilt bo sold.very cheap. .... ,
. Doors & SHOES, and Gum Overshoei.logeth'
or with a genercl assortment of Grottritt * tiuten*
jtwre, all bulling at low price®. Call, examine, and
judge for yoUr«elve«. , ,
» .8. D. POWEL «k CO.
Carlilla, Oct.-ID,'lB|ft« .
; I*cw Gnodil , ' .
"QUICK SALES M’Q SSMLJL PitOFJTS.”
WHO want, la h«v cheap Lumber I, Let them
call dawn at CllUKOirs old Lumber. y«S
near the .weal end of the pld Hanl.buig D;ids«. at
Inv. Ilivcr, Cumjerland aide, wboo ibcj cib bu^
*r Sll per llmutond, «nd Pihe Shlnglri for (0 pit
honsaiul; •. , •. •. , , _ ,
The subscriber, thankful for past Tatars, Dots of*
furs to thu public nt his old osiphiiShcd Lumber
«l the west, -end of (he old Harrisburg Hildge, tb«
best selected lot of . - •'
■ . . LUMBER
I on the lie nil of ilia river, coniiatjng of 200,000 lone
(pine SMnglea of the licet <)ualily, 160.000 longwhita
(pine Shiriglre, Oil quality, end 40,000 of IS Inch
jShliiglre, together with 000,000 feet of Ltihnbef of
l aeeortoil .tluckiicaarp aiid.qiiatltica, aiicK na 1. ii Hi'
.m) 2 inch Panmli I,l* I*,and * Inch l.t liofii
I mom I, Ji, U, and 3 Inch Sd.Coramon. Alao, Aik
end Poplar Plank, Poplar, Scantling am , h.lf lnch
lioardo, Pino ond Hemlock Joice and Gctnillhr
aenaoned Oak Plonk, Dry Pound, let and SdCom*
man. Uoordo and Plonk, aturk.up in the yard alnca
lao* year, and If peraone lella you to tho conttarj
dun them Pot coll and ace. ' ™
Having a aqi, «, B,i«nra Saw Mill in operallon.and ;
a,for R o atopk of Timber on hand, bolh Pino and Oak.
i o P re ,P“» •»" WII, order, fenc*
noUco’’ barl> fl " 0r • I ! a .nk l u ‘ h « «nd polling , t ,
. Tho auhactlbcr hopca by otrlct attention to' hualncaa
and a determination to ecll lower than any other '
k ntd at the river, that Ilia bid cuetoqma ond lha
puhlla generally, will give him a call beforep&ha.
llngcl«owhare._ ■ JIEJfBY CHURCH.
Bridgeport. Mny SB. 1848.
,•' Mnckoral,‘. ’ 1 - run
\,.I,°T ofcholon No. 1 Mnokorai injrh'fc'fili.
ri anil.fiiiarlßf t>ni|T«|s, In eioro and .for tn\o'\>v ~i ;
Oolqlior 80,. I 84&. J. W. EBV
Wood Wanted -^7 "
AT THIS OFFICE IMMEDIATELY. ?-
Cotumon Boards
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