Aftiiguco’sSalcVr
ON THURSDAY THE 4th JANUARY, 1849.
WILL ba sold at public: sale, at 'the residence
of Gen. T. C. Miller,' at Cumberland Furnace, in
Dickinson township, the Iblldwing properly! viz;
Horses, Mules, Coiirs, Hogs,
a number of.VYngons,.Carls, Coal and,Pro Beds,
Ploughs and Farming utensils. Also, 3QO lons
of Maonetid Ore, a great quantity of Charcoal, a
general assortment of Patterns and Flasks for
Stoves and Hollow-ware, Furnace and Running
Tools of various kinds, Patent Scales, Bar Iron
and Castings, dec. A quantity of
Dry Goods, Cofffeb, Sugar, &o.
Corn, Corn Meal and Oats. A large lot of Lura.
ber, consisting of hoards, plank and'soanlling.—
10,000. PINE SHINGLES, and a lot of Cheanut
Posts. Also, .
HOUSEHOLD $ KITCHEN FURNITURE, sc.
Sale to commence at 10 o’clock, A. M., and
continue from day to day until all is sold. At
tendance will be given and terms made known by.
« D. VV. M’COLLOUGH,
„ JOHN T. GREEN,
Dec. 28| 1848.—2 t, Assignees*
Dedication.
rHE now-Union Church recently eroded in Plain.
Hold, Cumberland county, will be dedicated \6
die service of almighty God, with'appropriate reJigl.
)ua exorcises, on Sunday, the 7th of January. The
iropardtory service ‘will- commence •on the Friday
>roviuas. The Dedication Sermon will bo preached
>y Rev. Mr. WiNo.dfCarlißlo. The,public generally
ire invited to attend. • THOS. GRASOfi,
M. HAHN,
A. RICHARDS,.
Committee..
Asslgneeship Account.
December SI, 1848.
THE account of John K. Kelso; Assignee of Wil
liam Noacre, having been presented to the Court
of Common PJeas of Cumberland county, said edmt
appointed tho,first day of thp'January Term, 1’849,
for tho final confirmation of said accounts, and rblo
on all persona concerned to appear and shew cause
why the same shall not be confirmed and allowed by
said court. JAS. F. LAMBERTON, Frothy.
Prothonotary’s Office, } .
Carlisle, Dec. 21, 1848—3 ti
House for Rent.
IT is not often that we have occasion to advertise
houses for rent, but at present wo would say that
we have the house now occupied by G; \V. Hitncr',
Esq., to Id. ‘ Persons wishing'a comfortable and con.
vdnient dwelling, will please apply to
; T.O. SULLIVAN.
• December 21, 1848—2 t
jOrphaiis’ Court Sale;.
IN pursuance ot an order of the Orphans’ Court of
Cumberland cobniy, i'hb Real Estate of, John
Greenwood, late of said cOtinty, dbceosed, conslstinfe
of a , - •
Piccfe or Trait of Lanti,
situate in Dickinson township, in safel county, bound
od by lands of Adam Coovcr, Thomas Shin and
others, containing . 1
4 Acres, more or less,
wilh tlio Improvements, will lie offered for sale at
public vendue or outcry, on the promisee, by the un
dersigned, hie administrator, on Saturday the 3d day
of February,* 1849, at ,11 o’clock, A. M. of acid day.
Terms cash on coniimation of tho sale and execu
tion and delivery of a deed to the purchaser.
WILLIAM GREENWOOD, Adra'r.
, December 2j, 1848—7 t
OrpUaus* Court Sale.
JN pursuance of an order of the Orphans’ Court of
Cumberland county, the following Rani Estate,
o the properly of Armstrong Irvine, dcc'd., will ho
bold on the promises, on Monday tho 15th day of
January, 1849, nt 12 o’clock noon, of that day. viz:
, All that curtain plantation or tract of land, situate
in Silver Spring township, in said county, bounded
by lands of George llclahoover, Jacob Harmon, An
llrew Irvine ond olhcra, and containing about
121 ACRES,
tihout 65 acres of which are Limestone, and the re
mainder Slate land of good qti dlty. Dolwcen 20 and
30 acres are in IHriving young timber and th ■ rcsi
duo in cultivation. Iho land ia well foltcod. a large
portion of it being post end rail. The improvements
ore a ioreo , , ' :
JpsSk. Stone Dwelling Hoxise.
rnlia KITCHEN, a largo
i "ri'lTTr Slone Bank liitrn:
ImiUio^'nm' 15 oilier ofii
huildingc. I here to a good well lit the door dnd a
very superior I Iraeclono Spring pintr the house A
ioung Apjdo Orchard of grafted .rfuit ah'd b'thtr
£' nds o f.f ru ". ' rcca “"the preiniaei, There are two
good mills within a mile of this farm; There are a
grea quantity of liocuat tree, on said fa,,,,.
il»v T a ' 1 ’ 0 " 8 w«l.h. made lihown oii ,i,‘„
day of sale by HENRY W. IRVINE
Dccomhei 31, 18 fe, 0fA ”" 0 "' Irvino - J -' d -
Washington HbtEt,
Caiimsle, Pa,
fPHE Ulidoreighed hpving. leaded that wejl known
i and COMMODIOUS HOTEL, aitualo on Main
alrcet, on the north-west corner of the public square
m the Borough of Carlisle, Pa., lately in the occu
pancy of Oeorgo Bcclom, Esq . would respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally, that he
la now,prepared lo accommodate all who may favor
him with a call, in a manner which ho flatters aim
pelf cnnnol fail to prove satisfactory. The house has
the most pleasant localionin the borough, fronting
on Alain street and the public square—is but a few
steps from the Railroad Begot, and adjacent to the
Court House.' It has recently been refitted wilhnow
furniture and other improvements added, well calcu
late(l lo promote the onao and comfort of h| a guests.
His TABLE.,wiII alwaja bo supplied with rhti
choicest arid most wholesome fare the market can
afford, and his BAR with the best of Liquors.
Tho STABLING b'olongiiig t„ the establishment
is good and extensive,' and will always bo supplied
with the bast provender, and attended by careful
Nothing shall bo left undone lb romlor comforta
ble those who favor him with their pnlronogo, and ho
hopes, by strict end proper attention to his business
to merit end receive e liberal shore of public oncour:
agemo.nl, H. L. UUUKHOLDBR. Agent,
December 81.1848—dm B
T)IBD
ONS. Just received a aplcndid aaaorlmont
- co '««l ""<1 Plaid Ribbons.
, VELVETS— Bik Mnroom and Nazorino Blue
YolVola for Bonncla, for aalo very cheap at the now
atoiyof S D POWEL <tCO
Docembflf 21 > 1848
CtHAWI.S, A handsome aeiioilmcnl of Torkerro'
kj onJ other Shawls, just received end for sale bv
December 81, 1848. B D POWEL & CO
Keep tho Feet Dry 1
BOOTS & SHOESBOOTS & SHOES
JUST received at PORTER'S Shoe Store a
freab assortment of every article in tho shoe trade,
comprising Men’s calf, hip, water proof, and thick
Roots, Do. calf, kip, and thick Brogans, Monroes,
Nullifiors and Slippers, Boys' and’Youth’a thick
Bools ond ..Brogans, Ladies morocco, kid, and
leather Buskins, French lies, gaiters, & slippers,
Missns and Children's hoots and gaiters, black
and fancy colored, together with Buffalo Over
Shoos and Gum Shoes in great variety.
Those who wish to buy good work at fair prices,
are solicited to call. Don’t forget the place—
J'orter e Shoo Store, Main street, near the Railrdad
Depot.
Docomhor 7.1848,—Ct
OHAWLS. Tho subscriber is opening a largo as
KJ sortmont of Shawls of every variety of style and
P"co, from 02j cts to $B, O. H. CROOKS,
Hoots & Shoos*
. J V S T. recoivoiJ » H «veral etwee of Mob's. Wo-
B, Miafiee' and’Boy’s Boots, Shone and Bro
gane, and for sale very low nt tho now etoro of
S. D, PWOEL & CO.
November 9,1848.
OA nm« l ? oU,o,ln l-aluei.
tionM . ? CBS » fiffured Mouelln do Laine, at' is’i
“ought at auction, for sale *
Scomber 7,1848, 0 R CROOKS,
■ j ■ Sew Clothing Store. . .
. Corner, of : Hanover and Louiher Slnete, in lie room
| formerly occupied by C. Inhqjf, ae a Grocery Store, .}
THE Bubscribcr hue receive 1 !, and is now opening
a choice selection of Winter Goode, consisting
'- ,olhs . Cnsaimerea and Vestings, newest stylo at
the lowest rates, which he will make up into
• Frock and Dress Coats,
jOvcr Coi Is Sacks, Cloaks, Pants and Vests, Dress
f. d F »i° C C n Coals “X do,l > l > om * 6 “Pwords. Pants
from ?1,60 to fcG, Vests from 76 els. to S 3, Cloaks
from $8 to $2O. Ho. also keeps shirts, bosoms, col
lars, neck and pocket handkerchiefs, comforts, .caps,
gloves and hosiery, in short everything appertaining
to a gentleman's.waidrohe.. As ho is agent for an
extensive house ho will be enabled to offer fresh
goods at least once a month. Ho will receive regu
larly the New York and Philadelphia
FASHIONS,
and will spare no pains in getting up his work in
the most durable and fashionable manner. He will
also make up work purchased at ol.icr stores in iHo
most careful manner. , He will pay particular atten
tion to Children's clothing. He respeciSfully solicits
a share of public patronage.
W. m PARKINSON,
l, „ • i.> ~ I Agent foHlie Proprietor.
Carlisle, December 21, 1848.
The tlolidays arc Comma!
Q W H.VERST,CK, beg. leave to announce
U, that ho hoe eup| lied. Inmeolf with a largo and
ARTICLES, FRUiTS.
AND CONbECTJONA 2iY, suitable for iho ap.
preaching Holidays, which, ho will be prepared to
exhibit to ell who may favor hS'tb with a call. Hia
assortment la decidedly the most bstonsive ali'd heaii.
liful ever before offered for sole jn this place, and he
relics confidently on being able to please all tastes
however fastidious, m'lhe selection of CHRISTMAS
and HEW YEAR'S PRESENTS.
choose frdin’’ lha * yOll llovo a full variety to
December SI, 1848 ■ - ,
pHEAP CAPS. A lot of cheap and good caps
,V J.Sf 1 °P en, ng at the corner of Hanover and Lou-
Iher streets, and for sale by
December 21, 1848 S D OWEL &CO
(rS 0 !® A large iujiply of the beet Sugar,
V 1 0 °“ tc > Rlct '" Sp'cce, &c„ just opened at the now
n ° f . 80 po WEL &CO
December 21, 1848
A. B, SHARPE,
A FTORNEV AT LAW. Will practice in the
XX several courts of. Cumberland county. He
may he consulted nt tho office of F. Walls, Esb.
until April next. . 4
Carliele, Dec, id, 1848—3 m
Special Cl
. lourt.
IVY virtue of a writ from the Hon. NatiunilcL
ni,7i D r ii ?'D PrcS ' d ? nt J ." d S e if Hie 12th Judicial
ri. tL bearin ff Hale.at .Harris
b“fgi the 4th day of December, A. D. ISIB,
~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that a Special Court will be held by thbaald fioH,
Nathaniel B. Eldred, and the Associate Judges of
ho Cofan of Common PK-as of Cumberland coun- 1
ly, at the Court House, in the Borough of Carlisle,
commencing on Monday the 10th day of February
into, to continue ono week, for certain causes HeT.
Pend,no in tho eourt of of Cu m ;
batland county, m which the Hon. Samuel Hee-
Uoa" nXr C i°n n r rned B - Counaelfor °«e of thenar
"?“j P' l ° l, '» appointment as President J u d„„
of lha 19th Judicial District, and such olhercauses
a ? ,V 8 a " lbrao l e H within the provisions of the act
A ? Bembly ’ P ° SBrd 11,0 , ‘ llh A PHI
* 1 . 6 , lho . organization 6f courts of Jus!
ennee ®i®aid Special court, Jurors and all persons
concerned will take notice. “
«i -m. JAMES HOFFER, Sh’ff.
Shenlf’s Office, a ’
Carlisle, Dec. 14, 1848. J
, Tavern License,
NOTICE U hereby given that I intend to qddlv
Cumh^f 1 J™ f Co , urt ° r Quarter Sessional
Cumberland county, for a license lo Iteep a tavern
or pub ho house in the house I now occupy ns such
m South Middleton.township.-. .. „•
December 1818—3 t«
Wa, the undersigned citizens of Soulli Middleton
township, Cumberland county,do bonify that wo aro
iT.ut r.o ,| i U °"r' <:d j'" 1 11 “ , . nb0, ° owned Jolm Kicker,
Iliul ho is of good repute for lionoaty end temperance
end !s well pro,ided with house room and convcnl
' a O tV,;° aCO T" 0j “ ,io " ° r " lr " n «*» Ira.
vclleis, and (hut suoli inn or tavern is necessary io
?r C ownm°, l ° lh ° PUbli ° “!“* on ' orl!,in "nd
ficorfo Wchbert,, Jacob Myers,
W« l,r y. Webbert. John Baker,
John Myor* Sum. Marlin,
n 'L. Sl ]I n c , rs "! e ' Samuel Hartzler,
Kobl. C. Slcrreli,- Abraham Hurlzlor,
Davi.l Krysher; John Anthony;
... Holiday Goods.
,Wh need npf say,to our customers that o'ur
’if 11 eupptied at present with all ilio ne-
M— .hj.ln .
Cliiaa MepitrliiiciU,
SeTr Hii'v iOO sc ,! mi °" China Tea’ Toy
anH r, r- ’‘ S ! ! ’ n<l8 ' Mugs, Teh
and CofToe Oung, and many other useful and fan.
wil| n -n ,t! ” BuU,ft , for . presents. VVe
will promise more when we open.ihdflh and will:
lO a call from our frfeSs—-it will i
Hlfordjia pleasure to shew onr Ware, oven if soil
ing has to bo postponed for the.lime.
As over we shall bo found at the Old aland—a
few doors west of the Court House and nearly oo
posile ••Burkholder’s" (formerly Beelem’s) Hotel
J, W. KBY,
Carlisle, Pro. U, 1848,
roi- tlio Holidays I '
[ U^ 1 ;^ 0i r 1 „ at J h 0 i,or “ of 8> W ‘ HAVER.
I ol It/Iv, Soulli Hanover street; ...
Haiains, ®Lomons,
Pfiutos, Grapes,
Ditcs, Fi gB ,
tron * Almonds.
Sugar-plums; Cocoa-nut*;
Mint-slicks, Cream-nuts,
Lltsorico, Filberts.
Gandies, Pea-nuts.
Sugar-drops, English Walnuts;
(Jrangcs,
December M, 1848.
uargalnsl Bargains!
rjlHB iuhicrlbor wl|f commence ibis week' to cut
Ij, down hia winter stock of goods at very reduced
wm e n,T^ r i» CO l“ h- . i P°"“ n ” in w “ n > of cheap gooda
rilnK .M 00 ' 0 to , lfl , oir advantage to coll dnd
? h.T. “ rs ,° and choap aaanrtnignt of gooda.
.ortTant C KI?f l y T J ’° d ? lar 6 can(J beoulifi.l oo
sortment which I am determined to soil at very low
figures. Old stock will bo sold off without regard to
oIJ ’“ nd - M>l chas^ogilby* 1 * 0
December M, 1848. vHAo. OGILBY.
■WI«» AM. BRAIDS.
I W . I , IjLI . AM '"■‘Oj lhia method of return
ing hi. uncero thnnka to llUnutnergua friend, .nd
. to public gonorallv, for the liberal oncoun,6„ mc „t
they have bestowed upon him,, and would inform
them (hat ho has just received from the city a largs
and. very superior lot of \ ;•
Metallic Wigs,
Three quarter do., Scalp, Ladies', plain Frizettes, or
front Braids; alrfo a small assortment of Ladies’ urls
a splendid aiticlo, of late & improved stylo on'combs,
. Brushes, &o.
lie has also received a select and superior, lof of
Hair, Tooth, Noil and lofhes Brushes; 1 English
and Buffalo Horn ombs, pressing find Pocket do.,
articles that cannot fair to recommend themselves by
tliolr superior finish,
, Ladles and others wishing to purchase arty thing'
in the above lino, wilt And it to (heir advantage by j
calling and examining my. stock, as I fool coriOdont!
hnt tho articles; and prices attached to thlam, will
insure general satisfaction; 1 I
Carlisle, Nov. 88, 1848.—8 t
BY Writß ofYendlUoni ExponSs,'
issued out .of the court of Common .Pleas of
Cumberland counlyj ahd to me directed, I , will ex
pose to. public sale, at the .Court House', in the Bo
rough of Carlisle, on Saturday (ho Olh of January,
1849, at 10 o’clock A’. M./lUe following Real Estate
situate in Cumberland county, viz ; '
A lot of in the Borough of Ship
pensburg, containing 04 feet in front and 267 feet in
depth, boundcd .by Main street on the northwest by
a lot of James H.Devor, Esq., east by Joshua Gr.f-
On, and south by an alley, having thereon erected a
two story weathorboarded House, Log Stable; &c.—
Seized and; taken id execution as tho property of
Henry Slrohm. . . ' ■ j .■
.Also, a lot of ground, situated in the Borough of
Shipponsburgk having thereon erected a two story
wentherboarded House, and bounded oil the north by
5! ■ tr « Bl » 80Uth - b y an alley. Vest by a lot of 8,
Hill, dec d., and east by lot No. 61, being lot ft 0.50
la the plan of. said Borqu£b n Seized 6hd taken in
, execution as the property of Paul Martin.
, Also, a half. Jot of . ground, situated oh -tho ilcith
side of the PublicSquare’, in,the Qoioiigbof Ciilisle.
I • « 80 ! ith ® rn moiety of lot No. 144 in the plan
ofsaid Borough’. bounded.on the north by a Jot ofF.
, Watts, Esq.', being; the other moiety of said lot No.
144, east by Hanover street, and south and west by
an alley; having: thereon erected a large two story
l Brick House,
and two story Bark Building.
Also the STONE STABLE and Carriage House,
situated bn. the south end of lot No. 126, with right
and privilege,of the yard 4n front of. said Stable and
Carriage Ifouse, in common with the owner of eaid
other moiety of said lot Nff. 144, bounded by a Slone
Stablo of F. Watts, Esq.; on the north, east by said
yard, south by an alloy and west by lot No. 118.
Also, one moiety of hit No. 118 in same Borough;
bounded On the east by lot No. 126, south by on al
ley, west by lot N 0... 110, and north by the other
moiety of said lot No. 118. Seized and taken in exe
cution as the property of Michael Bge, dec’d., now
in the hands of Mary Ege, his Executrix.
. Also, part of a lot of'jground, situated on the north
sidebl High strefet, in said Borough, bounded bn the
east by a lot of ground belonging to the estate of
Margaret McDonald, dec’d., south by High street,
west by a lot of Robert Common, and north by. a
20 foot alley, having thereon erected a two story
Brick House,
and a two story Back Building, containing 30 feel
in front and 240 feet in depth with right to use of a
well of water in common with the occupiers of said
lot of Mi McDonald, dec’d*, aforesaid, and with the
use of the alleys or passages running, from High si.
toMid 20 foot*,Hoy in common with the occupiers of
paid lot belonging to Robert Cbrnroan. Seized and
takep in execution as. the property of Mary Ego.
Also, a lot of ground, isiiuated in the Borough of
Carlisle, bounded by a lot of R. Emory, College Lane,
Turnpike, and arjalley on the west, containing 255
feet in length and 50 feel in breadth, having thereon
erected a
Large Frame Warehouse.
Seized end taken in execution os the properly of John.
McCaffrey.
And all to be sold by me,
JAMES HOFFER.Sh’ff.
Sheriff's Office, }
Carlisle, Dec. 14,1848. J
Drugs! Drugs! —n
Just Receivedd, a
PHYSICIANS, Country Merchants and Pedlars,
ore invited 10 call and ex%rajne my atock of Me
dicines, Paints, Glass, Oil, Varnishes, &c .
Patent Medicines,
Fine Chemicals,
Instruments.
Pure Essential Oils,
Indigoos,
Madders,
Sumac, .
Alum,
„n 7v h n r ‘" * n ß . rolhor ’* •’“«> Lead, Chrome Green
and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Jersey
rv?l"h°v GJ “'k L ' n , s^ d , oil ' Turpentine. Copal and
In V ,“!H“ h ' n ° d Laod ' AII of which will
bo sold at the very lowest market price, ot the choan
Drug and Book store of ‘ ». or mo cnoap
JOHN RICKER,
„ ... ' . S.W. HAVERSTICK.
Carlisle, December 14, 1848.
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SVItUP OF TAIt"
AND WOOD NAPHTHA.
Consumption, Coughs, & c .
Its use tab best Proof op its Value.
From the Camden Democrat .
•‘Weare nol in the habit of encouraging entpi
rieisin, nor of bestowing praise where merit does
not warrant it, but having tried Thomson’s Com
pound Syrup of Par in onr family, we can safely
bear leaiimony to the invariable good effects that
have resulted from ns use. Wo have used ii in
oases of soro throat, whooping cough. *c„ and
tah"a d b , | o o fa^ a v l mrd?ci , M ." We " -
N - E -cor n
oonu or 8?porbo,tlo. J ' &W> * P,emln * “ 5 «
December Id, 1818.— 3 t
Moro Wow Goods at (he
. NEW & CHEAP STOfiE.
PHEsnbsoribere wouidfeepoctfully inform their
friends and tho public, that they have jqst return-'
ed from Philadclphla.wiih a-largo lot of.
MEW GOODS,
f^ 0 ’’ 8 - Alhongthosogoods
may be found Moths, Cashmeres and Satilnolts
low priced, medium, and of.lhe beet quality.
Ladies Dross Goods, sucb as Cashmeres, Xlpa
cas, p aid Stripes, Moua. do Lains, &c. P
lerkerro and o!her Shawls, good quality and
new stylo,- * J
Also, , q, splendid assortment of Calicoes; at
prices from, 4t012 j. Cheap Tickings and n1„ b :
Uns of all kinds, and a largo and elegant lot of
Uonla and Shoos; with a good assortment of Gro
ce"®9 > !> . / wl,icll ' v “ tttetieferniined lo soil low.
Ihe Pekin .Tea Company’s far famed Tons are
also for Sale by us at Philadelphia Ketdil prices.
Please give us a call at the oornor.of Hanover &
Louther ets. .S. 1). POWEL & CO.
CaHfele, Debomber 7, 1848.
. - MORE SEW GOODS. : ‘
THE subscriber has just rolunjed from tho oily
with a large supply of new.goods. 1
Men’s Wear.
A largo assortment of Cloths, Casslmeres, Oaasl*
nette, Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, end Coatings,
. Lii%s Warci
Such as French Merinos, Satin Stripe,' Alpnoea
very, handsome,’ Palmetto and Coburg Cloth,
Cashmeres, Mous, do Laines, very fine qualities,
French Cloth for ladies sake, large assortment of
Mourning Goods, and ,a grea't variety of other
goods 100 numerous to mention, for sale by
G. R. CROOKS.
Remember the stand In West Main at., westof
Dootem’s Hotel.
December 7, 1848.
Shawls.
.A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Shawls Just
opened and fpr sale cheaper than ever; by
December 7, 1848. G R CROOKS.
. , noussoll’s IVcclar.
A SUPPLY of the above named Winter drink,
has boen.rooolved by P. MONYER.
Novo’mber 30, 1848 V
. ( Mackprar.
ALO r of choice No. 1 Maokcrai in whole, half
Riui qimcter barrels, in slor© and for sale by
October 36, 1848. J. W. EBVv
/"IRA hf BERRIES of the best quality In' store,
and for sale by , P. MONYER.
November'3o, 1848.
GAPS—J* us! rqceived a general aasdrlihonlofOonJ
Children's. Cloth Caps, and
for sale by , GEO R CROOKS
DRUGS.
Herba and Extracts,
Spices, ground and whole
Essences;
Perfumery, dee;
DYE-STUFFS.
• ; I Log and Com Wood.,
I. Oil Vitriol,
j Copperas,
I Lac Dye.
PAINTS.
* ; ; t . r■" ,
TXTHEREAB (ho Honorable Samcbi
yV Presi*nt Judge of the seyorkl Courtsof Com.
“ on . V 0 ? 8 counties of Cumberland, Perry and
Juniata, in Pennsylvania, arid justice of tho several
Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Do
hyofyji n said counties; ami Hon. John Stuart and
Jobn;Clendenm, Judges, .of. the Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail. Delivery ,-for the trial of
all capital ajid in the said county of
the aOth of November, 1848, have ordered tho Court
of Oyer and 1 otmlner and general Jail Delivery, to
be holden at Carlisle, on tho*l Monday of January
next, (being the Bth day) at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, to continue two week.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given', to tlio Goto
ner, Justices of the Peace and Constables of the soW
county of Cumberland, that they are by tli’e said pre
copt commanded (o be then and th'ete m their, proper
persona, with their rolls, records',. irii}uiSilion»; ex&l
-natlonßj.and ail.othc); remembrances,Ao do those
‘WW-VW fsAoifpffipco gppetlain to bri done,and
ail those that are bound by prosecute
agAinst tbp prjnoncrs thal.are or then shall bd in tho
“Putf, are tp.be there to prosecute them
as shall ha jdat, JAMES HOFPER,Sheriff
, SaattrftOmcK,' V
Carlisle; lice. 7, 1848. 5
■ Auditor’s Notice.
THE undersigned Auditor appointed by the
court lo marshal and distribute lire assets fn the
hands of Thomas Bradley, Sequestrator of the'
Hanover and Carlisle Turnpike Road company,
to ami among tho creditors of tho said company,
will attend for tbaf purpose at the Arbitrators
Chamber, in the Court House, in Carlisle, on Fri
day the sth day of January, 1849. •
_ :W. S. COBEAN, Auditor.
December 14, 1848—3 t
Great . Attraction for the Hollidays!
KrlsskluUlcs Headquarters,
North Hanover St., Carlisle.
THE subscriber, would respectfully inform the
citizens of Carlisle, and those who may visit
it during the Hollidays, that hq is now manufar.
luring and will, keep on hand a large assortment
of GONI.ECIIONARY, SUGAR PLUMBS,
&o.,suitable for thonpproaching festivities, which
W!n bo.sold wholesale or retail al-the old stand,
in North. Hanover street, a few doom north of the
Bank* where ho also haa on hand a large assort*
moot of .Fruits and Nuts, of the latest importation,
which wi Ibe sold on accommodating terms, con*
slating in part of © »
Oranges, licnions, Grapes,
Raisins, Prunes, Dates, Citron, Figs, Almonds,
v s ; Lreara Nuts, Filberts, Pea Nuts,
English Walnuts. &o. He would alao call alien
tiqoJo the best assortment of
French, German & American Toys,
ever brought to this place, consisting in pan of
fine trench fancy boxes, hid and Jointed Dolls,
all stzesipoll heads, find China, Common Delph
and Wooden Tea Setts, Kitchen setts and Form
lure in boxes, brass and tin .Trumpets,- wooly
Dogs, bone, tin, basket and other Hallies, penny
Toys ofiall kinds. Waggons and Wheelbarrows,
fine tin 1 oys. Tools in boxes, Games, Puzzles.
&o.i Pianos, Fiddles, Tamborines, Harmeonicans,
Accordeons, Drums, Guns. Pistols. Glass and
China Toys, fine sewing Baskets, Toy and Doll
Baskets, hod a variety of other articles. In con
nexion with the above ho has just received a prime
lot of . * .
■ Fresh Groceries,
consisting of Pulverized, Crushed, Loaf & Brown
Sugars. New Oilcans, Trinidad, Syrnp & Sugar
house Molasses, very cheap; Imperial, Young
Hyson and Black Tea, Chocolate, Water, Soda
Sugar and Pie-mo Crackers, Cheese, Rice, &e.;
Fresh Sptces, such as Nutmegs, Cinnamon. Gin
ger, Cloves, Pepper, Allspice, ground or whole.
All orders thankfully received and punctually
attended to. , p. MONYER.
Carlisle). November 30, 1848.
To Butter Makers.
subscribers having purchased the right of
JL,Cumberland county for making Crowell’s Patent
1 normometer Churns, they would respectfully in
form the Formers and the public in general, that they
will make and offer for sale these churns at the Cab
inet Wareroom of George Spangler, in North Hnn
ov.cr ?f rccl ’ nelt d ? or 10 David Smith’s oflicoi The
principal advantage this churn has over all other
churns is, that it is so constructed that the lop can bo
taken off so as to give free access to the inside of the
churn, wljlch makesit convenient to put in iho cream
and get oht the button■ A thermometer is attained
to the ode end of the churn so as to show the exact
temperature of the cfeani, which experience shows
should bo 60 degrees to make good bolter. A cham
ber or space is arranged around the bottom of the
churn for the purpose of admitting eold or warm wa
tor, so as Ip bring The cream to the desired tempera
turo without mixing the water with the cream. Tho
secret in churning bullet is to have your cream at
the projier tompciatWh—it will prrdiice more and
belter butter and lake leas lime in churning—it churns
equally well in cold or warm weather, no such thing
ae having Scalded hujtcr— all that is necessary to
make good butter all seasons of llio year is" iogelone
of Crowell’s Patcnt.Thormometor Churns. Wo would
moat.respectfully invito Iho public to call and exam
ine for themselves.
GEORGE
. ,SAML. MYER 3.
Carli.le, Oct, IS,’ 1848.
CERTIFICATES.
Mr. George Spangler: - ...
Sir—We hove Seen using the Thermometer Churn
I got of you for some time nm| iind it far suporloj- to
thooid barrel churn for several reasons. First,'groat
saving of tlrpo In getting butter the average time of
[churning being about /JAeen.minutos, (all weathers)
wo have got butter In the short space often minutes.
Secondly,'the, butter wheh ,obtained ,fa much firmer
than when Using any other churri, Finally; my
folks say they-would not exchange for any other 1
churn and twice tho original coat of the Thermomc
lei churn. Yours, &c.
GEO. W. SrißAfcEli;
September 26,1848,
Mr- Oebrge Sampler :
1 have the Crowell Thermometer Churn you made
for mo in uae at my placo, and I do nol beiiloto to
■ay that no farmer ahould be without it. Fifteen
mlnulqa ia all the tipio required to make butter, and
the value of thia,saving of lime and labor conejetq in
this—that Jt no mote lime at any.one eeoeon
than anplhor, and.thallho |en)pera|ure.of the cream,
necessary to ipojto,butler, ia produced witli certainly
and without the admixture of' warm. 0r..001d water
with the cream Ijae|f. PKEDK. WATTS,
August .IT, 1848. .
To ike Public: , ,
For the benefit of the hatter part of man (woman)
I give thla certificate after using Iho Thermometer
churn majlo by .Mr. .George Spangler of thin place, 1
would have none, olhrrin, my family. Wo hn*o
been uatng the old barrel churn for thirty yoara paal,
and.l mujit apy it ia not to be compared to Crowell's
Thermpuleter Churn, either for spaed of churning or
convenience. In the pljl barrel churn ft toojt gener
ally from four to ala hours, to churn tho churning
now In the Thermometer churn we can churn butter
in from fifteen to twenty minutes.'by bringing the
cream to ihe proper temperature. I can recommend
it try the public aa no cheat, ~
September 4, 1848.
<?a»h l Caali I
ALL persons indebted to the subscriber are hereby
notified to call and settle up before January Ist,
»840. OHAB. OOILDV.
December Hi* 1848 V
Canary and iieinpsocd.
FRESH pupply of tho above imiped, eeqde,
Just received by ~ P.MONyER.
Crauborrloft.'
ALbT of Fresh Cranberries just recelvcdanJ for
said dt tho store of
Tftble OJll.
A CHOlCE’,brahd of superior Olive Oil received
and for sale at the' Tea and Grocery store of,
-
/ f Successor of Dr. John Crcigh, deaaud.j
WItL attend all medical eaihdq town or country,
P/ day.or nigfy, and will Rive every attention to pa
ticqtqenframed,to h|s care,. ,
Office ui Eaat High elrgot, oppoait'o Ogiliiy’a store
November *B, 1848.—Cm
, iSliiri Shoes! ciiim staocg! .
AT PORTER’S SHOE STORE, vou will fend
a large assortment of Metallic Gum Shoes, Patent
Rubbers,: Purred Rubbers and Buskins, Misses’
and Children's Gum Shoes, ail first rate and war
ranted. ...
December 7,1848.
Caps. ■
A SPLENDID assortment of Mena ind Boys
XI cloth and oil-cloth Cvps just received', and for
sale cheap at the now store of
„• .. . M ' ■ S> P- POWELL & CO.
Carlisle, November 2, 1848,
Public Sale ol TdwM Prilpeiriy.
THAT large two-story PLASTERED STONE
i~a, HOUSE, silbioted on the north side of
Went High street, in tho boroilgh of Csr
|s!i!m> l al °' ad j° inin S the now brick stores of
i .1 WBEnsmingcr & Sonseman, is offered forsnlel
1 here is a large Slono Warehouse oh the lot, pan ot
which belongs to tho properly now offered. If no
sold before Saturday the 2sd day of December non;
it will be offered at public vendue on that day, at the
Court House, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. Per
sona can view the properly at any time by calling on
the subscitbor at hie office, on the premises.
I The above sale is postponed to Saturday (lie Both
of December, at the same time and place.
W.M, B. KNOX, All’y (or J. R. Knox.
November 30,1848.
Ahead of all cbnipetltiou l
JUST PUBLISHED;
SARTAIN’S UNION MAGAZINE,
OF LIT ERAITURE AND ART, for January J 849.
Mils. C. M. Klrkland and Ptof.joiiN S.
, Hart, Editors.
Eighty pages of letter press on new type
and extra fine paper, three Mezzotinto
Enibellishinenis,.arid eight other va
ried Illustrations, and contributions
from the pens of the following
taleriled authors;
' c, Rcv ; t lbort D “ rncB , Pr »f- Jairjea fthooSi, Mias
E iza L Sproat, Mrs. L. H. Sigourney, Mrs. E. F.
EUc .Mre E. G. Kinney, W, U. C. Hosncr, John
™ , mM Lj,nd > Angusltne Duganno, Rcvl
■ G. W, Bclhunc, D. D„ Henry T. Tuekerraon, Mrs.
TnrfH C n S 'n° ! ? t l? d, J ‘i 0 "A? 0 H - Roker. liev. John
Todd, p. D Allred B. Street, Mory Smith, John
Brown. jr„ Marion H. Rand, Mrs! C. R. Townsend.'
Chsriee J. Peterson, George S. Burleigh, C. H. Wiley,
Joseph R. Chandler, Mrs. F. B. M. Brolherson, Pro?
Joseph Aldcn. Anno C. Lynch, Mrs. C. M. Kirkland;
Rev. W. H. Furness, D. D. ,
The public ore already aware that the Union Ma
goztne has changed residence, as well as changed
hands, since the publication of the December number,
Messrs. Sartain & Sloanuker having purchased ll of
the former proprietors, and transferred its place of
publication from New York to Philadelphia.' In ad*
dition. also, to the services of Mrs! Kirkland* who
will continue, as to contribute to itspagcsl
; U lO proprietors have ongoged, as an associate Editor!
Prol. Jolm S, Hart, of Philadelphia. , .
it Iff confidently believed that Hie patrons of the
Magazine will find signs of improvement , as well as
change. Its external appearance.is improved* For
evidence of this; the reader heed, only look Jbr Mm*
self. In the pictorial department, t(ic magpzlno pmy
now fearlessly challenge a comparison with any of
Us rivals. .
In respect to the Literary character of the maga*
zinc, it will be the earnest endeavor of all concerned
in its publication, to secure for it tho contributions
of the best writers that thp coUplry affords. Tho
proprietors have already entered.into arrangements
for articles from almost every writer ofdistinction in
tlm United Stale*, of which they offer what they
claim to be.a.very respectable ‘‘first fruits,” In the
present number.
AN ORIGINAL NOVEL.
A special feature .for Iho present volume Will be
«ho publication of an Original Novel, llie manuscript
orwhich lias beer) purchased for,tlio purpoqo. The
publication of Ibis novel will commence in the third
number, and will in no case bo extended into tlio sue
ccedlng year, even although a largo niimbpr of extra
pages have to be prinled.to bring it 10,0 Concision
before the close of the volume.. Thfs hotel will hpon
to the reader a new field of American traditions, en.
1 Hrely untouched by Irving, Cooper,' of any,of our
writers ofhlstorlcul ficlion. The scene of the story
is fn North Carolina,' Just prior to tho Revolution,
pnd It embodies in* tlio form of nn entertaining ficth
. (lorja narrative, a mass of historical traditions re*
(•peeling the early settlement of (he Carollnas, which,
ff wb mistake not, will give quite a new aspect to
that purl of our national history. Tho writer, Mr.
Wiley,, who lips contributed n short tale to our pres,
onl number, is.tt.iiotivo of North Carolina, and has
traversed cnrofiilly nil that part oflho country which
ho has made tho scone of his story, for iho purpose of
giving the greater fidelity and accuracy to his dc
scriptions., Without violating any of his secrets,, we
inoy venture to tell his readers in advance, that he
has Ihrrwn an Interest (something like that with
Which genius has invested the above of the Knlckor.
Dockers) over even Iho " Dismal Swamp,** and lha|
not loss dismal lino of. sandy, hnrborluss sea hooch,
which stretches for hundreds of miles south of Cano
Fear. . 1
Another Couture will bo o torloa ofslorl'es by Prof,
AHon, ofWillintn.lown, Mots., iliuslrating the limco
or the curly puritan#.
.. Rev. John Todt|, 0. D„ of Pittsfield, will
oonlinuo to contribute Now England Legends, of
which “ Tomo pfjho Wild Lakes," In the January
number! is a Coir specimen, ■
. The following splendid fengruvings. ouUablo Cor
rsrior Ornumcnts, bavp been engraved at an expense
oC more then *10(10, and nro offered as Premiums in
connection with the magaiinc. Tho price of either
picture is of llscir*3.
A hrge wholi.ltngth Portrait of General Z. Taylor
Ropruscntod reallnff on Ilia war liorse, Old Whilcy.
Engraved on aleel, In Mezzolinto, by J. Sgrlain,‘from
Daeuerrectype - (akon from life exprctily for tfiia
plale,- Site ofllio work, exclusive oflhe margin. SI
by 16 Inohea, . ,
Group of Portraits of the Washington Family.
fucludlnff Goii. Washington, Lady Washington,
Eleanor rarho Curtis, George Washington Parke
Cnitls, and Washington’s Favorite Servant. Eft*
graving in Mczsotinlo, on steel, by ,J. Sartain, from
the original by Savage. Site, exclusive of margin,'
34 by In inches. «,
Remember, our are not from old worn
out Magatiiieplate*, not worth, the postage on their
transmission, as is tho .oasQ.with. the offers of some
others. The proprietors of&irUin'a Union Magatlne
intend in all Instances, when a. promise is made, to
produce something of real merit arid value.
JOSEPH BHROM,
TERMS: , , .
One copy of tho Mogacine, and one of the Pre<
- rnlum*, • a<i nnl
Twocopio.
FW« oopioi of tbe Mogntlno and one of Iho
Fromiumi, and aoopy oftho M#ga«lne e«ira .
-onS,?'* 10 0“
‘'oplo^
Slnglo copies, , 25
Tho monoy must oocompnny uaoli order. No lot.
tor token from tho pout oflioo imlmm Iho po'tugq lo
paid. Address, JOHN SARTAIN & CO.
J^ ; ,oppn,, o Me r o , 1 a„ l ..E*oh.„^P hi la.
J. W.130V,
Wood Wanted
AT THIS OFFICEIMM EDIATELY.
J. W. EDY,
Cabinet Making.
. THE respectfully, informs the public
that he will manufacture to order
Cabinet Ware ,
of every. description, such egap. * .
as Bureaus, Secretaries, Sofas, Tables, Bedsteads and
qll aiticlca in his lino, and Will sell ad cheap as can
bo boyglil any, where in the.coiinty, and will warrant
jiis furniture of good material arid durable workman
ship. Ho would invite I|iq public lo callandoxam
me his slock before purcliosing elsewhere.
■Coniss made at tho shortest notice and on mode
rata terms., , . . ; .GEORGE SPANGLER. '
Carlisle, Oct. 18, 1848.
OK. W. 1.. CKJBIGIi.
PREMIUMS',
The Leading Periodical in America
BODY’S LADY’S BOOK FOR 1840,
lo the Ladies of the United'
Stales, Edited by s a b*h 1. Hals, Caeca
Grbbnwood, ond.L. A. Godet...
: . A Novelette by. Miss E. Lesub, who contri
butes to.every No.
Willis* Original Scriptural poetry.
T. S. Arthur, who contributes to every N0«,.-
ill ustratjve ofCroome’s Sketches of American
Character. v
We intend merely to glvje a notice of oor inten
tions for next year, leaving to otljets long advert
tlsecuents—«* full of sound and fur}*, eignifylnir
nothing.*’ ‘ .
,:Agre©ably to the practice .of last year, the pub
118I 18 !f r *» aBUe aa Jf°pd ». number each month, ns
he in January. This Is a novel feature In
Magazine publishing. During ibew Ifoleof.Jast
year he cave .more engravings and more reading;'
piaiter;. than,any of'his contemporaries,, and wifi
®°wlsH. e J9^ 08 L°f'® x i J y eari * Those who subscribe
to GODEY'S LADiPS BOOK, may do sounder
the assurance that they will receive more for their •
money in tho Magazine alone, than by subscrib
ing jo any other, work. ..To this is added and in
eluded in the same $5, the LAbY’S NEWSPA
PER, which.contains in one,monib nearly,.if not
quite ae much reading matter as the other month
lies, making for $3, the amount of.reading of twp ‘
magazines a month. There are peculiarities
about Godey’s Lady’s Bqok for the ladies that.no
other Magasine possesses., 'inhere is a Mezzotint •
find Line Engraving in oaph number—bolhbv tho*
best artists. In addition lo these, tbefe are given
monthly what no other magazine gives-- a col
ored Fashion Plate, with a full description*:. This .
feature is peculiar to nd other work'has
them ,every month and colored. Then "there ■arp
Caps} Bonnets, Chemisettes, Equestrianism for
Ladies, with Engravings. The Ladies* Work.
Fable, with designs for knitting, crotch
;et, and all.other kinds of work* .Patterns -for
Smoking Caps, Chair Covers, Window purlaihs, •
D'Oyley’s; Purses, Bags, &c. Health and Beaiii
ty, with. Engravings. Mode! Cottages, with
grolind Jtlans, and ; other engravings, always il
lustrative of something useful, . Music, beautiful?
I ly printed on, tinted .paper, which maybe tak'eh :
J oil; and bound. .Colored .Modern Cottages, and
Icpiored .Flower Pieces occasionally. These are
[ali extra in Godey, and to be found in no other
magazine. /These were all given last year, arid '
will bo,continued.. In' addition we.shall have In,;
pvbry No., one of “Croome’s Sketched of Ameri
can Characteristics,” a most amusing series, no,iv
first given to the American public. These will
be Illustrated in every. No. by a story from the
powerful pen. of T. S. Arthur, Esq. “The
Changes of Fashion/* illustrated by Fay Robin
son, Esq. This series .will be very interesting lo
the ladies. “The Applicability of. the Fine Art|
lo Domestic Uses,*’ is another aeries of Engrav
ings no. Win and will be *
during the year., “Cottage Furniture.** Having
given so many Model Cottages, wo intend now;
to commence the publication of Cottage FyrmturS
very necessary appendage to a Cottage^
Religion and.Hisiory. Our superior Arllsik:
Walters, Tucker. Pease and Welsh, afe how en
engaged upon a sett of plates illustrative of these
I iwo subjects,
! Our Music. Prepared expressly for os—most- '
ly original, and beautifully printed, has long com* ■
mended a decided preference over that of any other
magazine. It,is a feature in,the The Conk,
- Tile Literary Character of Godey’s Lady Book!
With such writers, as Miss Leslie, Grace Green
wood, W.,Q. Simms, Mrs. Ellel, T. S. Arthur:
Mrs. E, Oakps Smith; Mrs. J, C. Neal ( H. Tv
Tuckerman, H. W.,Herbert,.&q„ the author of
the Widow Oedott, Professor Frost, Hry»nk tono.
follow, Holmes—and a host of others—rmist al
tyays lake the lead in literary merit: •'
TERMS
For Three Dollars we will send the Lady's
Book, containing more reading .than any other
monthly, and the Lady’s Dollar Newspaper pub
lished twice,® month, _tyhich contains as much
reading as any of the $3 periodicals of the day-*
making.three, publications in one month, or if the
subscriber prefers the following splendid engrav
ings.to the Lady’s Dollar Newspaper, (althougli
tve would not advise It, as.engravings cannot be
sent through tits mail without being crushed or
creased,) we.will,send iboheaulifiilplalecontain
ing the portrally.of Harriet Newell, Fanny Forres
ter, Mrs. Stewart; Mrs. Ann H, judson and Mrs;
E. B. Dwight, and the plates of Christ Weeping
over Jerusalem, The Opening of the Sepulchre,
Deliverance pf Sl,,Peter, .and. Tbe Rebuke, If
prefered to the Nawspaperor Plates, we wlllaend
Miss Leslie's Novel of Amelia, and any three of.
Mrs. Grey’s or Miss Plgkering’s popular novels;
For Five Dollars wp will pend tyvpooptep of|hp
Lady's Boolt, aud a set of the plates to each sub
scribert' .... •
For Ten Dollars we will send five copies of the
Lady's. Book. apd 9 copy to the person sending
the.club, .ahd.a set of plates to each*. . . , < . ,
For .'(Veniy Dollars, eleven copies of.lhe 9ook
and a set 0/ Plates to each,subscriber, and a copy
of the B<ook,to ine person seqdlnc the club. .
For One Dollar we wjl| s.efid the>LadylB i3on£
4 months, and for 25 c.ents any one No. Postage
to be paid on all orders. Address.
. , L. A. GODEV’, I/3 Chcsout St., Ph/laV
December 7, 1848.’
, WESTERN JS’EW YORK
COttEBE OP )<EILTH|
SOT Main Stmt, buffalo, JV., y.’
DU. G. C. VAUGHNS Vegetable Lithonlriptic
Mixture, a Celebrated jucdicine which has made
great curcsm all diseases, is now introduced inip this
section. The limits of an advertisement w|ll not
permit op expended notice of this remedy; wo-have
only to any it has for its Agents in (he United Slates
and Canadas a number of educated, medics)
practitioners in high professional landing, whp msjte
a general usb qf In tholr practice in the flowing
diseases: Dropcy* gravel, and diseases of the urin
ary organs; Piles and all diseases of the blood; de
rangements of ()\o Liver, dec., and allgenersl diseases
of the system. It is particularly requested, that all
who contompinlothe use of this article, or who desire
information respecting it, will obtain a pamphlet of
32 pages, which Agents whoso names are below will
gladly give away;. this book treats upop the,.method
(lie properties of thq article, and
the diseases it has been used for over this .country
I in I Europe for four years with such perfect effect,—
Over 16 pages of testimony from the highest quarters
'will be found, with names, places apd dates, which
can be written (o by any one interested,’and the’par.
ties will ainswer past paid Communications. ,
D. particular and a.k for lhc pamphlel.a, np.olber
auch pamphlet haa e.er been aeen.; the evidence Of
the power thta medicine over, all dileaaea la ouar.
antoed by petaona of well known atanding in.ocjety.
Pul,up (n.Bll 01. and 18 ax. bolllea. Price M. 80
H*. i .i* 1 i. 12 <> n’ t n°l? rge , r, ’ cir ' B,h “ deeper. Eveiy
bottle beano. 0 . VAUGHN- written on thedirec.
llona.ie. Bee pamphlet page 88. Prepared by Dr. 1
0, 0. VAUpHjr, and sold at the prlnclhal a ftw on»
Main .tree!, Buffalo, N, Y. Offlce.devomdm ,11
•ate of this article exclusively, 183 Nassau! New
York, and corner of Eaaex and Waabington. Salem,'
o’wM W* ,hrtf ’ )Bhoul ,u »
For .ale by 8. W Ha.et.lick, Catlialet M. T,q&
Harriaburgi Rusrcl 4 Dice, Dicklpaon, T. 0.4 G. b!"
town ’ Shl Pl ,on “ bur Bl A< J" m » &B»holroari,Stbugba.
October 26, 1848^
Cottcc,'«iignr,&o.
A w AR , GE »"tl supply of frosK. Hlo,
■i-V -Mocno am! JAva.Ooftebß, as also Brown*
Crushed and Pulverized Lonf Sugars,-of best
quality, besides a enporal epleplion of fresh Spicer
always on liand at the old Grocery and Tea aloft
Qf fW.p^