TcrflUl* Ndwa fromSdihta Fe. : All nod .aalmala of GoU Fremont reported to liavo perished, except himself. '.k'.. , ; .St. Louis, March 26; Intelligence .from Santa Fo to Fob. 2d, has . been 'received ,ut Independence, Missouri*- .The Rtpublicun contains leitorisfrom,Taos, which represent the win* ter ob ihaying boonso;very severe that Col. Fremont while passing through ono of the mountain gorges, lost 130 mules in uno night. Being then loft on loot, h 6 came' to tho conclusion that it was impossi bio (a proceed farther, and finally ho despatched three mon tho nearest settlement and procure sue* par* This parly not returning in twenty days, Col. 'Fremont' started for Taos, distant 350 miles, where lie arrived ift nine days. Major. Beale immediately, despatched a party of dragoons, with/mules and pro visions, to. relievo Col. Fremont’s men, / • Col. Fremont, though much emaciated; and worn out by anxiety and tho deprivations to which ho had been subjected, accompanied the. dragoons. Thd sufferings of the party are represented to have, boon so very great, that they were even reduced to tho extremity of feeding on tho bodies of their com* radee. . > ; Mr. Greene, who brought Ibis nows to Indopen* donee, loft Santa Fo several days after its publica* tion. Later reports say that all of Col.FromontVparly perished except himself, arid he is badly frost bit; ‘ten.- ;■?, Our correspondent ot Independence expresses : ddubts as to the correctness of this neWs, but wo do fcot see' with what reason. ’Terrible Dlaaster*Boller Bxploslou-Flre Per* sons Bailed-Flro Dwellings Destroyed, ’■“V ‘ : v ’‘ • ' Pittsburg, March 26.' Our neighboring city of Allegheny Was thrown into a grout state of alarm and cXcilcnvchl by- tho } explosion of the boilßrs of the cotton batting of Messrs. Fife & Brothers. The boilers werq thrown forty feet, and tho roof raised from the building. Fivo of tho adjacent buildings were destroyed by the explo sion. • J. Fife, one of tho proprietors of the factory, was killed, and tho bodies of four others have been dug from tho ruins. Four persons were badly injured by.tho fall of a chimney,and it Is feared that several persons arc yet buried in. the ruinf. j Cliolefn on the Western Witters Ag<l* The steamboats IVom below rcpolrt that the cholera has again made IU appearance on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. The‘steamer Bride which reach ed'Louisville yesterday, on her passage from New Orleans, had a' lafgo number of oases of cholera on hoard, fourteen of which proved fatal. Tho steamer taeorgo Washington, which arrived at Memphis on Iho 33d, lost fimren 'of her passengers by tho kamo tiaense. The’Crcolo also had three deaths. \Tho cholera has been confined principally lo the . migrant passengers. Arrival of California Gold. j '; ‘ Boston, March 20.. The ship Tsar, Copt. Kennedy, arrived hero tn*dav om the Sandwich Islands, having left Nov. 10th, id Tahiti, Doc. Blli. She brings 970,000 in Califor a gold.,’ Her news from the gold region is no later an previously received. From the Il&rrisbutgli Telegraph, March 91, 18-IIK Sudden Oestli. Henry Upldcman, Esq., ofßainbridgo, Lancaster □rtty, was found dead in his bed. this morning, ul is brother Jacob Hnldeman v s residence In this bo. ugh. lie went to bed in his usual health, and lucrfulness. /’ /• '•SiiocxiNa DfcATlt. —A lad named Rout, 10 years of ego, died at Covington; (Ky. t ) last week; as is allcg. cd by the Cincinnati CommtrtUl % from, the effects of mercury, administered ten or twelve .weeks.ago, by a physician, lo alleviate typhoid fever* The Com mereial s»yst • In a few weeks, spots made their, appearance on each side of the face, followed by mortification and ’ sloughing of the parts, the usual result of mercurial ’actios when thus manifested. For several weeks, the poor sufferer lay thus, the poison augmcnimgils awful work,'until Uiol jaw, with tho exception of a small portion of the chin, was exposed to view from loss of surrounding flesh.'' The upper and un der lip werp entirely gone, and tho appearance was presented of a skull covered with flesh excepting the teeth and jawaV* most pitable sight. On tho right side of tho face the mortification extended to the eye, scalp and ear, and had the youthful sufferer lived a few days longer, he would have lost his right eye, ear, #nd all the flesh on that side of his face and head, but fortunately for himself and friends, death has kindly cotne to his aid and relieved him of misery. The SaChahe*?').— I The following description of Iho great golden river of California, (ho Sacramento Is given in a new work, just issued from the Boston press, entitled « A Tour of Duly In Culilbrhia**’ by Lieut. Joseph Warren Revere, U, 8. N t The Sacramento Is a must picturesque and beauti ful siren in, and presents* for a great part ofils extent, the remarkable peculiarity of two sets of banks, Which appear to bo formed of llluyialdeposits-*tho Second, or farthest removed, huVlng been deposited &by the river at the highest stage df its waters. The Country beyond the banks, and the Woods which line • them, is rolling.pralrio or level plains* interspersed with groves ofuak and the soil hat proved, ns fir ns tried, extremely productive and luxuriant. The banks of the river are thickly’wooded, being lined on Cither side by a strip of heavy timber generally about a league in breadth. The river is deep, clear of snsgs* and navigable to tho Butes for steamer* at all seasons of tho year. As yet, however* no steam Ves» sel has disturbed its solitudes. Tho tributaries of ftho Sacramento arc numerous, rising in. the Sierras on each side of the Valley* amongst limber of huge .polio, and their watois* cooled by tho snows of. these make u delicious beVerage. Nor is there i, any lack of water power, (ho sites for mill seats being almost without number. Some of these tributaries ’present tho foailtiro common to many oflhb rlVcls of 'California, of suddenly sinking into tho earth and ; re-appearing ore they disembogue into the main uStrouim The'principal of these subterranean rivers Laro tho Rio dt hs Plurttot, known among the Arne |B£anß as Father River, and the-Rio dt lot AmeHca jgpTos, otherwise called tho Amorioun Fork. The re* %lon washed by these streams had proved especially [prolific in gold, and it may bo thnt'largo doposUos of Ithla precious metal are hidden in their subterranean ■beds* A Human Ostrich.—A cot respondent of Iho'Gcr frnantown Telegraph gives the following ,account or the capability of the human stomach whlqh camb [across while reading “Tho Principles of ltyedlcul Psychology,** published by tho Sydenham'Soelcly, London, 1847; and of course coming from such a quarter, is to be relied on. Being struck with it, ho has sent us a copy for publication In the Telegraph. It is a very remarkable thing; 41 Urban Faded was a lunatic confined at Gratz, In Germany. One of his morbid conooptions was, that the stomach must always be strengthened with Iron. Ho was suddenly seized with a violent Indentation of tho esophagus, which nearly proved fatal, Mo re* covered, however, and, as soon as ho could speak, asserted thrt ho had swallowed the bladu of a knife, Which was not credited. In November, 1829, ho Was again taken HI, and died on (Kb third day. On opening the body, there wore found, sevon oxidated lath nails, each 2J Inches long; 33 nails 2 inches long, some blunted by oxidation, some pointed and largo, and 49 smaller Iron nails and rivets; 3 pieces of wound up.iron wiro; an iron screw 1 inch long; Haifa knitting nocdlo; 3 iron tobacco pipe cleaners; a brass Imago of a saint about the size of a penny; a brass hat buckle | part of tho blade of a knife, 2 inches long,* which was quite blunted on tho edge end at tho point by oxidation; and, lastly", a roll of lint about tho size of a hazelnut. The total number ofortioles amounted to 100, and weighed about 20 jounces.— The stomach was very much drawn down, but not perforated. Judging from the state of oxidation, It was concluded that many of the above named eon* tents had been retained a couple of years In the vlomaoh, and that probably many pieces of iron had passed through thisman’s body.” Enormous Chcesr.— The London paper* mention ho arrival thoro of on enormous cliche. ■ Tlio milk >f«ovon hundred cows was used in making St, and It volghe 1,474 pound*. It is thirteen feet in cirpum* eranco, four foci and u quarter in diamltor, and oigh> *on iiiotics in thickness. It was made by Messrs. (Uitin & Stone,farmers 01-Austinburg,Ohio, United latoq’of i\mar|oa, oi\(l war offered for and obtained prlxe in Now York- Missionary to : Cal rpRNU.~The. insufficient number of teachers of religbn on the Pacific'ooast,in-: ducod, some weeks ago, ah independent movement among a number of the Episcopal congregations in New York, for the purpose of securing means lo sustain there at least one missionary.' The fund has accumulated so rapidly lhal-already the Rev, FlaVel S. Mines hhs departed for San FranciSco,at wbirih place there is.'ii Protestant Episcopal Church. Me rfhlled in City, arid the New York Commercial. Advertiser says of. him: •‘Mr. Mines is said to be a native of Virginia I was formerly a Presbyterian Ulaygyrilan,but uniting him self _ with the Episcopalians, was far some lime pastor of a church at St. Croix, whence he returned about.twelve months since, and has recently bad in charge a church at Roseville, Staten Island/*. . ‘ The Missouri Wonderful children are now beirig_exlubited in St. Louis,—They are the children of Mr. 1 Benjarnin'Ross, Texas county, Missouri, and were born.on the 16th of December 184?. They are Connected from the breast bone and abdomen, measure 20 inches In height, arid weigh 20 pounds. Their connection is such that ihey.alandJace lo facei heads coated over with Uno black.hair, and in all other respects perfect inform' and feature. Flour is dull at $4 7$ .fur. common brands—buy ers refusing lo operate unless at a decline. Ryu Flour—A sale ul $3 061 |>ejr. bbl. .Corn: Meal is dull at $2 60 for. Penn, Grain—Supplies of Wheat arc on tho increase : 3 a 4000 bush, good to prime reds sold nl $1 a $1,03 per bush. : Rye is worth 60 a 62c. fur distilling. -Corn has been in demand, with sales of 7 u 8000 bush, good yellow at 63c. Oats conlfn. uo steady. Whiskey is dull at SI a 22c. In hlids* and bbls. uiaUrii;i>. this place, on Wednesday the 21st instant, by tho Rev. J. A. Murray, Mr. Adam Holliday; to Miss AMella McClu/ie, both ofCarjielo. DIED. Monday morning (lie 261 h insl., Mary Mar- OArKtta, In la (it daughter of RcV» A. 11. and Rebecca Kremcr, aged 4 mouths. " ‘ •‘The Lord gave and the Lord hath (ukch away: lebfred be tho name of the Lordi” J. Cincinnati, March 26. THE subscriber begs leave lo inform his friends and the public in general, that he has just>e% turned from the city, with a large and general b« : sortment of ' - nllofwhldh has been selected with great bate, nndwill bo sold af great bargains. His stuck is composed of a general assortment of everything "In.the Grocery line. , TEAS—Gun Powder, Imperial, Young H,ysonv Chulan, Pouchong and SoUchong, of extra lo medium quality, from the celebrated “Pekin Tea Company.*’ - COFFEE—-Rio, Prime, Green, Old While, and low priced Laguira, Java, Maricaibo, and St, Domingo.: . SUGARS—Loaf, Lnmp, coarse and fine Crush ed* Pulverized, Porto Ifcco, New Orleans, and While and Box Havana. MOLASSES—LoVering syrup, honey, low priced • Sugar House, N, Orleans, Muscovado, Trinidad SPlCES—Pepper, allspice, ginger; ground and ungrotlud, cloves, nutmegs, mace & cinnamon. TOBACCO—Cavendish, plug, twist,comprising all the best Virginia brands. ... ° SEGARS—ttavqnna, Principee & half Spanish. QUEENSWARE & GLASSWARE—Ndwon hand a very large" supply of Common Ware, Granite Ware; China Ware and Glass Ware, at all prices. - .. ’ • •• . ~TT. PISH Just received Noe. 1 &2 Maok eral and Herring, fresh, and good. Also best . quality of Godfiali. Also, Salt. CHEESE—A superior article of Cheese, war run- led prime, just received. FIGS, &c.—A large and fresh supply of Figs, • liaising, Oranges, Prunes, Currants, Pea Nuts, Ground Nuts, E. Walnuts, &c., just opened, for sale cheapo CRACKER'S—Water, Soda, Sugar, &c,, con . sianlly on h*nd. A fresh supply received. kinds of candies fresh and good, constantly on,hand., BRUSHES—A large assortment of Brushes, em bracing all kinds, will be sold cheap. FLUID LAMPS—Those lamps have beep lately introduced, and nre found lobe, by all who have tried them, the most desirable and econo mical lamp now in use—producing a light al* most equal togas. A largo assortment on hand. - A140,‘ tubes fbr satne. PINE & ETHERIAL OlLS—Several barrels just received. A good supply will constantly be kept on hand. , . • . . FAMILY-HAMS—Slngg & BhaV ? s extra sugar tinoni J} m8 * ot'd Tongues, just received. V IN LGvß—Always on hand, Vinegar of the best quality. ° 'OLANS, &c.-<u. White beans, of excellent qlialliy constantly on hnnnd. . • MISUELLANEOUS-iißjCo, starch, salstMtus* alum, soap, candles, brimstone, mustard, Indi* go. bai-load, buckets, &c. LtQUOliS—He will keep on hand all times superior Liquors, which ho will bo able to dis pose of cheap. ... Purchasers will And ft to their interest to Amino my stock of Goods before purchasing else where, as I am determined to sell at very mode rate profits. Don't forget the stand, South Ham over street, next door to Green's hotel, and within >wo doors of the Volunteer Printing Office, ami nearly opposite the Post Office, 0. iNIIOtfF, A«l. March 29, IB 19. linportnnt HfeH'S by TclvgrU|>l>! 2600 British Soldiers Killed ! I AM now receiving from lire enalnm cities a largo and beautiful selection of Spring & Sum mer Goods, to which I invito tho attention of one and alii In Silica, Doraigee, Linen, Popoiins, Linen Lus' (res, linen ohamoos, French, English anti Ameri can ohiniv.es, ginghams, gingham lawns, lawns, lace and plaid muslins, swias, book and tarlton, do.; plain and Taney sprlpg d' laineo, bonnets, pa rasols, son shades, ribbons, laces, fanny trim mings, &c„ we flatter ouraolves lohoable to please nil in prices and stylo, who will favor us with a call, \ v Gentlemen, For your own.interests wo ask of you In call and examine our etAok of French and English’black cloths, French and English fancy colors do., fancy Fronoli skins, blnok and fanny; English and American oaasimetea, silk wnrp cloth and tweed, Codington and Merino eaeai ineres and Uveodo, plain and.fancy Crotons and Gnrabtoons, bplf easaimeros, fancy jeans, silk, satin nnd maraeillo Vestings; plain, and hioh colored silk cravats, 4io. ° Domestio goods in abundance, such as Muslins, Shootings, Osnaburga, Tickings, Drills, cotton pant stuff, very cheap: ool'd, cambrics, domestio ginghams, diapers, checks, nankeens, &o. Carpets. An Immense stock of carpets, floor oil oioths, plain and colored mattings, a beautiful assortment of Transparent Blinds, all of which will be Bold un usually low. : BOOTS.& SHOES of all,kinds, qualities and prices, now receiving and on hand. Also, a fresh lot of CnpoKRtRS, which can not be beat in prlco or quality. My,stock is very large and complete, and wo always lake pleasure in showing goods without charge. Recollect the old stand, a few doors oast of tho Market House, and directly opposite Wright & Saxton's Hardware store. , Carlisle, March 29, 1810 PHILADELPHIA MARKET. March 27,1849 Superior &c« JFresh Groceries, To the Ladies, CHAS. OGILBY. ' -.,1 offer, myself to your j .consideration as.a candidate lor. the- office of Brigade Inspector , at the ensuing election. .*■■-, ... ■ iIENhY WOLF. South. Middletoh Ip., March fifty, 1840. , Brigade Inspector. FELLOW-CITIZENS t—l of&f hiysclf to, ycuh consideration for the office bf Brigade Inspector; at thonoxt election, and respectfully solicit your suf frages, pledging myself if elected, to discharge the duties of said office with fidelity/ JOHN CLENDENIN, Jr . Hogealown, March 39, 1849.—2r0 Brigade Inspector. FELLOW-CITIZENS & Soldiers of the. Count ty of Cumberland.:—! offer myself as a can didale for the office of Brigad-e-.lnspector , at the coming election in June next, and solicit your suffrages fof the same, and if elected I pledge my self that I Will faithfully discharge the duties of the office with honesty, fidelity and impartiality. ’ * JACOB EMMINGER. March 29, IB4y—te lew and Cheap Spring Goods At tlie New Store. Cotnn of Himnver_ and Loulher Street's, opposite Wm t Leonardos old stand. THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and the public, that they have just return ed from Philadelphia, with a largo and well se-i lecled assortment of Wew Spring Goods, purchased at the very lowest prices, and which they are determined lo Sell at very small profits. Among these goods may he (bund Cloths & Cas stineres, Vestings, Tweeds, Pantaloon SluflT in vanely, best American and India Nankeem Ladles Dtese Goods, consisting in part of silks, bereges, siik.tfssuss, alpacas, &c* A fine lot of straw Brtd braid- • BONNETS, . Hbliti Leaf Hale, Ribbons and Laos Goode, an elegant asaortinenl of Calicoes and five Chinlies, suitable for the approaching season, at our usual low prices. Cheeks,'lickings, drillings, linens, and the usual variety of bleached and Unbleached muslins. Boots & Shoes* V well selected assortment of Men’s, Woman's md Children s Bools and Shoes, good and hand l iomp, GROCERIES in all ihelf variety, vifcl ' Molasses, Pekin Yea Company’s delebra 4 ted Teas r ’ Spices, and r the best quality of Carpet Chaih. 1 . All the abovo have been purchased mdhf attd will be sold loWi Please give us a call. ■ s.,d. Bowel & co. Carlisle, March 29, 1840 Dii.m*B Magical Pain Extractor. (xns oiuoiwAi. asd dNitt -osnuniK:) Burns and Scalds. I CHALLENGE the'world to prove that my gbn* uinc Extractor has over failed (since its intro duction hy mo in, 1839,} in one 'single instance, to cure the worst Burns and Scalds. But it must be the genuine article, not (bo vile counterfeit stuff* that is flooding the market. MARK THETEST.* Dailey s Genuine Extractor, in burns and scalds, affords immediate relief, as soon as applied: it cools and draWs out the fire and pain sri a fo\y minutes.— Counterfeit Extractors, no matter by what name or under what title they appear, when applied irritate and increase .the pain. } Try nil the imitations that profess to the same vir tues, and the abovo test will bo found conclusive.— *>•* «)ouo uppiy io uurns and scalds, but in cuts, wounds, sore and inflamed eyes, and all cases ofexternal and painful inflammation, the same difference wijl bp observed. Pilt9 % Bruise*, Soft Rheum , Rheumatism , Erysipe las, Eruptions, Sore Nipples , Broken ' Breast, Chilblains, Fever Sores, old Sures t Burns, and all external inflammation, yield readily to the all-powerful pain subduing, ahd curative properties of this extraordinary remedy. But mark, it roust bo the genuine Bailey. •- CAUTION, To tub Public.— Being cognizont-of the danger attending iho use of the counterfeit extractors, I dis tinctly declare that I will not hold myself responsible for the effects of any Extractor, unices the samo be procured at my own UepJ|gl6 Broadway, N. Y. or from my authorized agentsi *’ , TO RHE LADIES, And Especially to Mothers and Heads of Famines. The great and substantial benefit tbot may bo de rived, and lfio pain and suffering that may he pro vented by the genuine Dailey’s Magical Pain Extrac tor, (see printed pamphlet, especially the article ad dressed to Mothers, etc.,) ought to make it on inmate of every ,family. Life itself hui, in many coses, boon preserved by a ready application of my genuine Ex tractor. I would therefore caution mothers never to bo without a box of it on hand, not for a single day; for where them are children, accidents will occur.'— And Whai is of Vn4t importance, especially to girls it heals the wolinds without a scar. . 1 DANGEROUS PUNCTURE. ML Dailey—Sir, I cut my finger with a copper nail, the poisonous nature of which caused my atm to swell considerably, with' dohslont shooting pains up lb the shoulder. A largo- swelling taking place at the armiplt, with Increasing pain, and I became (Vurftil of.tho Lock-Jaw. In this extremity, your pain Extractor was recommended to mb, end which I was prevailed upon to try. The consequence was, that it afforded mo almost instant relief, ohd in Ihrcodays I was Completely cured. JOSEPH HARRISON. Now York, cor. Broome A Sullivah sts. September 0, 1848, LIFE SAVED}—AWFUL OASL J OF ScAtD. WnzATrtEtp, Niaoaux Co., N. Yi,} Fobruory 28, 1848. $ MK Sir—While my son, 15 years of ago, was at work in the shingle manufactory of L. Pt Hose! bo had the misfortune to slip and fall Into a largo Vat, used for iho purpose of boiling blocks pre paratory to cutting. The blocks had just been re moved from the vat containing a targe quantity of boiling water. Ho fell forward, scalding both hands* and arms« oil on dnb aide arid one Ibg badly and the other pahidlly. Tile sCalds Wcto so bad on his aims and leg, (hat most of the flesh came otf with his gar ments, end his life was despaired of by both his phy sicians and friends. ' . * Dailey’s Pain Extractor *wos procured as soon as possible (which was in about six hours) and applied and which relieved him from all pain, prevented in flammation and swelling, and in a few days commen ced healing his sores. There appeared a general im provement, so much so that in three weeks be was removed to his father's house, distance about one mile and a half. Wb continued the use of the above medicine about two months, and wo boliovo it waa (bo moans, under Providence, of saving Ilia life, and we would cheer fully recommend U in all similar coses; as a safe and invaluable remedy. . With sentiments of respect, 1 remain; dear air, yoor moat obedient ond humble servant, . - ADLAE CLARK, l SUSANNAH 'CLARK, Ci £• CLAP.Iv’i i. We, tho undersigned, being personally acquainted with tho rase of Mr. Clark’s son, believe the above s(atoment‘subB£antla!ly correct I M. Dewey, Louisa Dowey, J. 8, Kelsoy, Henry B. Pearce, Wm. Evans, B. Oldrk, L. P. Rose, Ira Newman, Wm. Newman, Maty J, Rose. OuxißLAiwa—-The Extractor has not as yet In any single instance, failed of curing. Cuts, Wounds, and Punctures, no matter how severe, (see page 12, printed pamphlets,) always yield readily to tUo won derful properties of this wonderful salve. A. DALLBY, 415 Broadway, N. Y;* Inventor and solo proprietor. ’ Far salo at tho Drug store of JamKb Flkmjno, Carlisle, wiio is solo agent for Cumberland county. I March 20V1840.—Gm ~ . I WOOD WANTED AT THIS OFFICE IMMEDIATELY. . - *: ■^, T Begitrtoip’s Notice./;, -f '/' U/NOTIOKis hereby given to dll pereorisinieresU ed thatlthe following accounts.have been filed in thlB/ : oflice for. examination .by the afcco’unianis therein harttetf, and will be presented to the O.rpli ari*s Court of Cumberland Cponly for confirnia lloh and allowance, on Tuesday the 24th day of AprilsAi’ D. 1849 i' . .1; The account 01. Itob’f. MbElwain, admr; of Jane Shannon, Ule of Mifhn township, debMi ; Si’Thb account of Uob’t. McEiwain, adnir. off Sarah Fatten, late of this bounty, dec’d. S. The abc’ount of Henryßucb Walter, puar’tLof Nancy Lehman, daughter of Catharin Lehman, dec. - . .4, Theacßotinlof H, Bubhwnlter, bara Lehman, daughter of Catharine Lehman) dec’d',; ;■ THe hbfeouhi of ftenj, Erb, admr. of Eliza beth Erb, la\e of Easlpennsbormigh tp., dec’d. • .6/ The account of Joseph Epploy, admtiof Fe fc ter M’Cann, late of Alleh tp.\ tieo’d. 7. The.account of T. Bradley, guarM. of Ann E.: Cook; minor daughter ol David Cook, doc’d. 8. The account of 'i\.Bntdley> guar’d. of John R. Cook,'minor son of tfavid.Cook, deo’d, 9. The account of Henry .Logan,' guar'd; of John Cook, rainor.son of John Cook, dec’d. 10. The account of Henry Logan, guar’d. of Ra chel Cook, minor daughter , of John Cook, dec’d, .11, The'-account-of Henry Logon,- guar’d. of James Cook, minor eon of John Cook, dec’d. ,':l3. The accoun of Henry Logan, guar’d. of Robert Cook, minor son of John Cook, dec’d.. .13, The account of John Myers admr. of Jacob Myers, late of- Hopewell township, deb’d. 14, Theaccountof H. Voglesong, admr. of John Voglesong, late of Silver Spring township, deo’d. 16. The account of Isaac Lefever and Jacob Bowman, Extr’s.ofSaml. Bowman, late of Wost pennsborough township,'dec’d. 16. The account of Christian Zook and Conrod Soidle> Extra, of Frederick Seidle, late of Hamp den tp.i . .* v 17. The debount of 0. Oyster, one of the Extra: of George .Oyster, Jate of Eastpennsborough Ip,, deed.. 1 ■ - I 18.,ThenccoiJniofDavidMillPmnd Jacob Miller Extra., of Jacob Miller, late of Silver Spring ip., dec’dk 19. The account of Sarah Duflie)d,'.Executr>x ol Margaret Macdonald, late of the borough of Car lisle, deceased. , 20.. The account of Isaac Lefeycr, administra tor of JaCob, Lehman, late of West Pennsborouoh loWnship, deceased. ® 21, rhe/Supplementnl and firtal account of Daniel Erb,:Executor of Solomon Ruploy, late of VVormleysburg t dfic’d. ** ,23. The account of. William Harper,-Guardian of John H. Wallace; dec’d,, who wasa minor. 23,?T1»e account of George D, Craighead, Ex ecutor of George Craighead, late of South Mid dleton township, deo’d. .24. The account of David .'Rine, Guardian of William Gikler, minor eon of Henry Givler; dUcoasad. . ' " , 35. Thp account of Thomas D. line, deceased. Guardian of Edward - West, as settled by, said Guardian’s administrator* • , •••' 36. The account of David Ernst, administrator of; George Baldosser, late of South Middleton township; deceased. ' WM. GOULD, Register Reuister’s Omcß, *) March 24, 1842. J . . A. B. SHARI*, ATTdRNBy v AT LAW. Will practice id thtt several courts in Cumberland county. OIECe iri Graham’s building, opposite the Post ofllce.' * March 22; 1849.—1 m. • " ' Brigade Inspector* FELLOAV QfriZENS— Being solicited .by ber of my friends, I offer myself to your contid er»tl*'^TO^,«K^UdA(6 k fdr the oflied of BRIGADE INSPECTOR’,*fiI thd'B7l§inhg“cTCcl{on In June, and will bo thankful fdr'ypur support. Carlisle, March S2/1840.—-Sm ATTENTION! rIE special ittonlion of Ladies and Gentlemen is invited to the various articles of taste and utility to bo found at Dr. RAWLIS’ J-DRUG STORE, in West Main street, Carlisle, such as Pomade Phil ocomo, Bear’s .Oil, Bandoline fixntear, Eou divine de Scivus Lily White, Pearl Powder, Flesh balls, Mcon, Fun, Rose Paste, Toaberiy Tooth Wash, Hair Dye, Depilatory Powder, Volatile Salts, Curl ing Flud, Cologne'Water, Rose Water, Otto o» Roses, Perfumes for the handkerchief, Eou Lustral Hair Restorative, Russian cosmetic, shaving cream, Nymph soap, shell, almond, caslilo and fancy soaps, military shaving soap,, sachets, tooth, nail, and hair brushes;' poCkeet, side, dressing and turk ccmba; shavirig brushes,..toilet waters, essential oils, court plaster, indeiliblo ink, jiowder putfs, ink stahds, seal* ing wax, velvet bags, embroider, d with steel beads, pocket books, segar cases,, motto wafers; fine French fans, card, cases, lead and silver pencils, fine pen and pocket knives* gold pens, Ao., Ac. March 22, 1840. NEW ARIIIVALI THE subscribers would announce to the public, that they have Just returned from thb Eastern cities with, a magnificent selection of ‘ ’ Spring- Ac Summer Good!) consisting of Cloths, Cafsimorcs and Vestings, of the most varied and beautiful patterns* all of which will bo made-up in the most approved style. They also keep superior SHIRTS, nosOMs, COLLARS, StOCKSS, Neck and Poekpt Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Gloves, Hosiery,' Hats, Caps and Boots; in short, every thing in a gentleman's furnishing line, which will bo sold at the smallest profltsi They will also sell goods by the yard cheaper than any similar establishment in the counlyi Tho-bUUing will bo attended to by an experienced tailor from the City, who cuts his gar ments ala mode i Out work is all made under out own supervision. Store in North HahOner street, 3 ddors ndrlh of Mr. tiavotstick’s Drug stortf, and nearly opposite the Banki ARNOLD A LIVINGSTON. • March 82, 1849. Spring Stylo'Hats* A FINE assortment oflllo’Spring style of HaUato now on hands and for sale at iho cheap HAT. and Cap store of Wm. Hi Trodt, Not 3 Bank Row, Unow es Hnrpbr’s Row ; also a fine lot of slouch hats; black ond White, do. ' ■ . WM, 11. TROUT; March 22; 1840: To Builders, Carpenters, dec. 1,500,000 ™r“' jcuro,ina " ,oor } 60U,0(j0 fool.drcßeod.Sprocq Flooring Boards, 300.000 *•'. ’White'Pine % * •* SQO.OOO 44 , 44 Ihd’n River 44 41 > 100.000 i 4 11 Fcncirtß Shelving, <fec. , The finest and dressed Lumber ever offered for sale-in this or any other market, 1 It was dressed in (he hrqt manner last aummo. and fall, and may therefore bo relied upon not to shrink. . (Xj* Orders from the country accompanied wiih (ho Cash or City reference, if satisfactory, will bo atten ded to with'especial care. WILSON & LAVENDER. ■ Drown 81., Wharf, Philadelphia. Philadelphia, March 39, 1840.—8m' Calcined and Land Plaster. TO PLASTERS, FARMERS AND COMMIS- BIOM MERCHANTS. IT. should not be forgotten that P. COGGINS & Co., of Philadelphia, are manufacturing and have constantly on hand, a superior article of OALOIN ED PLASTBR, which they sell at the low rate, of 30 cents per bushel, or $1 37* per barrel | and also the first quality of LAND PLASTER, for Agricul tural purposes, at the reduced rate of 17 cunts per bushel, or 00 cents per barrel. 1 I (Xj'Tkiimb, Cosh. Call at either establishment, Schuylkill Eighth, above Willow Street, or Drown Street Wharf on the Delaware. (X3*ordors promptly delivered id Car or Steamboat without additional charge. Philadelphia, March 22,1849.—41, :P-■: OXESE - . ; .Commission Merchants, ,■ FOR the sale of ! Flour, Grain, Seeds, Lumber & Lm No. 48 Commerce StLet Wharf, BALTIMORE. AdVANbEB MADE ON , March 22, 1819-—4in* tOHN C. BAKER’S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF Sarsaparillai . THIS article is employed with great success, and by the most eminent phyeiblahs of this city, for. the following diseases! ; • • ' : Scrofula or Kings Evil, rheumatism} cutaneous diseases, siphilitic affections, lilter ond ulcers, white Swellings, * Bcurvcy, neuralgia or tic doulourcaux, gbitu or brorichdcele, (sWcllcd neck), spine' diseases, chronic disease of tho lungs, to counteract the destruc tive effects Of tttercuty, jaundice, bypbrfhopy, or ttn lalgcrhcht of tho heart, palpitation and trembling of tho heart and stomach, enlargement of the bones* Joints or ligaments. ' Also all the various diaenscS of tho Skin, Such as tetter, ringworms, biles, pimples, carbuncles, etc.— Dyspepsia and liver complaints, ncrvoUs affections, dropsical swellings, constitutional disorders, and'dis eases originating from an impure state of tho blood and other, fluids of tho body, In short all disease* wheto a change of the system is required; . Prepared only by the, proprietors, Johh-C; Baker & Co., wholesale druggists and cHchdsts, No.-100 North Third street, below Race street', Philot Price 60 cents per bottle, Who always keep a good And ge neral supply of fresh drugs. Also, a neW article} Imitation Plate Glass, very superior, equal to English or French Plates, for one fifth tho price, ahy ?izo,according to order, together with oils, paints, and glass generally. The Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsaparllld for sale by Henry & Caslow, Druggists, corner of. Mar ket and Third stre. Is,- Harrisburg, tyid sole agents 1 for Dauphin county. • ? December 7,1849—1 y JTHB subscribers have.just returned from the city' with a largo and general assoitmcnt of Spring Goods, consisting in part of blue, brown, green, and blue black . • CLOTHS* from $1,50 to $5 per yard, a beautiful French cloth for 83,50; a very , cheap and handsome lot of all wool Castimcrcs, from to 81,00 per yard, a bogain,—— A great variety of Ladies Dress Goods* consisting ofplain black and fancy colored Alpachd Lustres,plain shaded Mouselin de Laines* figured Mousclin do Laines, Lawns, Eorlatdn Ginghams; Mohair Plaids,' Silk Plaid Linchs, Llr.en Lustres, Calicoes in great variety. Also, BONNETS; Braid Bonnets, from 81 to $3,60, Gimp; Straw, Lacej China Pearl, Ac. CARPETS from.l2j to 75 cents per yard; Checks, Tickings, Flannels and Muslins, very.cheap; Laces, Edgings, Gloves and Hosiery, in varictyt. GROCERIES and a largd assortment of Goods nut cnUmbratcd, to Which we invito the atten* tion ofbur Blonds And the public in general, satlfied that our goods ore cheaper than they hate Over been offered in this place. Wo ate .determined (p close them out at very low prices, our motto being "Short Vrqfits and Quick Sales," . March 16. 1849. Kingstown Acddcniy. Situated o,miles east of ‘Cariisle t oti the Centra j Turnpike, . THE vicinity in which the Academy is located; is proverbial for its healthfulncss. The disci* pline of this school is, .as near as possible, that of a well regulatod family; so.tlmt all connected with il.ato prevented from associating With the depra ved. Easy access can be had .to the situation, either by the Carlisle and Harrisburg Turnpike, or the Cumberland Valley Railroad, which passes One quarter of a mile frofn the Instlidtiori; Arrangements have been made to admit females. Tho second session, consisting of three tnonths, will commence on the l&ih of March, 1849. Boarding can be- had on reasonable terms in private families, residing in the village. SAM’L. CROP. Terms: • Latin, Greek & Mathematics, (peraess.) $6 00 English Branches, 3 00 A. W. LILLY, Principal, For further information address T. D. Hampton, Hoeestown, Pa. March 8. 1849—2m*. ! . WHEREAS the Honorable Samobl Hcpburk* President Judge of the several Courtsof Com mon .Picas of tllepduntics of Cumberland, Perry and Juniata, ih Pennsylvania, and justice.df (he several Courtsof Oyer and Terminer and General Jail De livery, In said counties, and Hon. John Stuart and i John Clcndenin, Judges uf the Court of.Oydr ohd I Terminer arid General Jail Delivery* for the trial of] Jail capital and’other offences, in the said county of I Cumberland—by their precepts to Iflb directed, dated the l)lh of January, 1840, have ordered the Colni of Oyer and Terminer end General Jail Delivery, to be holdon at Carlisle* on the Sd Monday of Apirl next, (being IheDlhday) at 10 o’clockjn the fore noon, to continue two wceln * - NOTICE ia therefore hdrdliy glteh,. to the Coro | ner, Justices of the Peace and Constables of (he said ! County of Cumberland, that they are .by the said pre cept commanded to bo then and ihorb In. thblr proper ‘persons, with their rolls, records; inquisitionS/exami nations* and dll other remembrances, to dU those things which to tliclr offices oppbrtain to bo donbjand all thoflo that are hound by recognizances, to prosecute against tho prisoners that are or then shall be in the Jail of said county* are td bo there to prosecute them i as shall be just. JAMES HOFFER, Sheriff* Sheriff**! OffiCe* • > Carlisle, tfob. 1840., BY virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni Bfcpodatl? . Issued out of the court of Common Pious of Cum- berland couhtyi and to dirfccludi 1 will ojtposo llio following Roa) Estate* situate In Cumberland county, sale* si tho Court Huube, in the Rurbhgh of Carlisle* on Saturday tho fllst dayofMarfeh* 1649, at 10 o'clock* A. M., viz; A lot of ground, situated id Ncwtoh township, bounded, by lands of James Kelso and others, and the WulhUl Doilom Road* codluliiihg 4 abres, nioro or less, having thereon aroctcd a twb Story . Seized and taken in execution as the properly of Jas. H.Coan.-. ■ Alio, a tract ofland, situated in Mifilin township, bonlnlning 144 acres, more or less, bounded by lands of John Miller on the sobth, Samuel McGuw on thb north, Joseph Wolf on the cast, and Jacob Jacoby on the west, having thereon elected a (wb Jtoiy liOg l*oiiBC,j.o? Barn, &c. Soiled and taken in execution as the properly of John DunbaV. r Also, a half lot of ground, situated on (hs north i side oflho Public Square, In tho Borough of Carlisle, , being tho southern moiety of lot No. j4d in the plan of said Borough, bounded on tho north by a lot ofF. t Walts, Esq., oast by Ilunnvcr street, and south and , west by an alley, having thereon erected a two story Brick Bouse & Back building. Also, the Stone Stable and Gaffings House, situated (on tho south end of lot with right and pri vilege of (he yard In front ufsnld Stable & Carriage House, in common with the oWner of iald blher moiety of lot No. 144, bounded otl the north by a Stone Stable of F. Walts, £sq., east by uid yaffil south by an alloy, and west by lot No. 116. Also. one. moiety of lot No. 118, bounded' by' lot No. 136 on the east, south by an alley, West by lot No. 110, and north by the other tnoiety.of said lei No. 118. Seized and taken in execution as tho pro porly of Michael Ego, doo’d; ’ v Aiid. all to bo sold by mo, >ir , * JAMES HOFFen.Shff. SherHTs Office, » • / r ,*' Carlisle, March 1, 1849. { * J. *». I>AKKUR, A TTORNEY AT LAW, Office in North Ham* XX tor street, in the room formerly occupied by ,tho Hon. F. Walts. . ‘ March 29* 1849.—1 f, . Now Spring Goods! A. A Wi BENTS; Proclamation* glicrlflT’H Salosi Log Iloilse, &c. NOTICE ii hereby iotcnd to appljr at the next term.of Inooourt* of 1 . Quarter SeasiDn* Jot: Cumberland county, for a licensfe to keeps tavdrn olr pbblib house ip iho.hbtita I now occupy a» such itt rtogoßtown. GEORGE DUEY. Match 15, MO— 3t* - . * . We the Undersigned citizen* of SllVer Spring towh* biiip, Cumberland county, do certify that wo are Well acquainted with the above named George Daey, that he lb dFgbotf repule for hdnebly and tempetanbe*, ahtf 1.8 Well provided with liouh'o robin ehd convenient** Ibr like aCbbmmotiallon of strangers and and that such ihh br taVoth is necessafy to abeam*. * hiodate ..the public and entertain Grangers and lra> Vollera. ' • Jacob V. tCet(orin£-, Henry W. I’rvinfe-, John Clemens, Christian Earley, Abraham Trout,. William M. Mcilyv ‘ Gcorgb V. Cboverj Joseph Elclieibcrgerv. : Jacob Kuhn, jr. - , Jacob Forney, • David Emmingen Frederick Myers, , David Loim-, BamUel Sensemant Sam del Cockling William Saiton, John Brownowctl*, David Orris, Tavern License; . NOTtcfe is hereby 'given that I ibtendio apply at llionexttcrro oflhe court bf .Quartbr Sessions of Cumberland boUnty, for a license (o keep a tavern of , public house in the house 1 how Occupy Vs Well lII' Newton township. JOHN WILKINS. M&rch 15,1849.— 9 t . We the undetsigbe'd billteha bf Ncwloh townsbiji; Cumberland bohnty, db bertify'that we art well / qualnted with the aboVo bamod John Wilkins, that he Is of good repute for hohesty ahd terhperanbe, and - - is well provided With house room ahd cohVeniencei -’ s for the lodging and acOommodali'on of strangers and * ' travellers,and that such inn or tavern ls.'necesftaty ; ' to accommodate, the public and entertain alrangcr* •.* and travellers; *; ■ Joel fericker. ' Hbhly HatdJ% ■ . James . Henry Strom, ; ..f'. Jacob Slcovcr, - Samuel Waggoned John C. Raalbyi '-Henry Hursh-, John Sharp, Daniel Byers, Robert Mickeyv ,J. Swpyei> Jamuel W.Sharp;. Taveru Eldbiitie. NOTICE ia hereby given' that'l'intend lb ajipiy. at (ho next term of-the bOOK of Quarter. Sessions 'of/’V Cumberland bounty, fur a libcnfto to kedpaiaVern oK Subtle holisc in (he Ijotiao I now ocobpyas apcbjill. - forth Middleton township. \ D. CORNMAJC. { 1 Marth 15.1849—8 t» We the undersigned tlUtcns bt" North Middiolbd 1 lowmhipi Cumberland codnly, do bettify that we am' ‘ well acquainted with the above named DiVidfcdrd l tnarii that ho is of good repute for.honesty knd ieih* peranr.e; and Is Well; provided With boUso r'oom and ' bbftVentbnces for thb lodging and abcomniodatlbh of' strangers and travellers, and that such Inn or UverU is necessary to accommodate the pUblicfcndentertdltt’ strangers and travellers. Joseph Llchly, .Jacob Zelglor} George Drindlc, ’ John Shugherli David Sriuhrj Solomon Albright} ' -Samuel-Weary, MibhaslWistV; ' • Samuel Kutz, John Kllehj Mathew David Wolf; Asslffnecsliip Account. THE account of Joseph M. Assigned Of Chrisliah Plfclr, having been presented to thd, court of ConlmOn Pleas of.OumberUhd Appointed the Ist day .of ApilL Tcrm,’lB49;foV.ibb final passage ofsdid Account} and rule on ellpersoni interested to appear and shew cause why the aamdf Shall not he allowed and confirmed by said court. . jAS.F. tAMBERTON),ProIh> Prdthonotary's Office, 7, Carlisle, March L 6, 1849; 5 .■.>_* Estate Notice. LETTERS of administration dh ' the estate of‘ I George Strobing late of Iho llbrobgh of Carlislb} . CuniherUnd codnty, #o.,decMk, have been, granted - t(y the Regislerof Sail! bounty,tothe subscriberliving ifa said bdrough. AllpdrSon* inildlilbd lo sail! eSlaiti die requested to mdk6itttnibdia(epdytneht,iihd thoSb having claims .will prOsebllHfata ptopo.ly litbehtick tbd for settlement lo ' > OEO. SANDEIISDNi Auta’i; , .March 8j 1860—61 * { Estate Notice. LETTERS of. administration art 'the; dstalb'dr Mrs. Julian Kyle, dec., lata of the bbrobgh of Cumberland county, Pa., have been gr.ahicd Ib’tnb* subscriber Residing in WcSlpcnnsboro. 1 township",'id * j said coiinly. All pbrsohS indebted to said Cfctale'ahi requested lb make lulihcdblo paymcHl, andtliosd * having claims will present thbhi properly abthenll; i Gated forsoulehichtlb THOMAS \V; MORIASi Admh ' Bcbhlory 22,1849—fit I'wo Dollars Hcwaid, S 'PR AYED fVotn ilib subscriber On the Bth IntUblt ix. White Painter. Dog, iVlih, UVer Colored ftjtatsi :J lacks one (bo dh the Hghl frontTob(, is belwben 9 & & ybnrk old, answers to Uld Matnb.dn* t>brr. M ‘AnV person returning laid dog, or giving such jiHlblmotlba thol l cah got him, shalfllaVo the abovb reword... WMiiJ;Tßoim* Carlisle, Mordli 52, J 849—St ' \Proposals . '/‘i I Wihtj bo received at thU office of Ida, Treasurer of (he NewWllo School District, up to (ho Ad ApHI next, for the building of a PbnLie.' SfcrlobL Ho’csk; 60 by 22fcetitwo itoriefi high, tbf Brick* Materials to do futhUbed by contractor,-and-, to bb Completed by IfitlrAugiist next. A pUh a fall, OpcciilcoUor.a of the work mdy bb seen bn application to the I'tcosUrbr. By "order of the Board. . < JOHN WAGGONER,iWti W. UAiik, SbfePy.' ■ March 15, 1849—dl , . . A oihb. ■ ■ SAMUEL tiEHßUßNvwUlroaoin<«lh!»pfßfcHl!V, •* of the law in the several colinileB (Uljmbbr-. land, Berry and Juniata,) of his idle judicial dl». r iHdt; Any business entrusted-to his dare wlllbo, promptly attended to. Office In Mrs, Egb’fi Cor- . tibr room, North HahoVor street* immediate)} ojk posite the Dank; " . , ' » Carlisle, Mhrbli 6,1846—if ' : . .. tli R. R. LENAR, StjHOEON DBNTISTi (sucbKflsoit. xb J>h; i. fc: n&fhj ' * RESPECti'UI.LY Informs the cjliicn.ohhi; place and vicinity, that having wade hlpuftir thoioughly acquainted with (be tubokt as Wfelf. a« (he practical pfcrl of Dentlatry. he la now pfehiifeu perform all opciatioiia entrusted to Jilin, id (he tallM faction of all* ot moderate chaige#. Ormtc—SoulH Hanover alrfleti adjoining ihe office of Dr. Q. Foulke, and immediately opposite the SdPrceby U* rian churchi March U 1640—1 y Stor<l Itoom andtowclliiig rfo^uti For Jlcut. .'f.;!;.. THAt plualotba Slone fldilao, Wtbhlch (he ktlij acrlher haa bla offliej alUialcd tin the ■tibtlK , aide bt Wcat High Btretali: U- bßeted lor tent, |l *lll lib* thoroughly tepairod. end the rehWa In the r.mt end fllled up es e elorei to ho rented iepnr.toly If detfrcd. CaHule, March B, 184<)f, ; ' a>oiv .. M|) .. THE antiscHbbi has litsl otjohed a lot of old Java. Rio, and Laguyra 00PFBE8-, ai alio a lot afnaw Btdwn SUOAttS, of various qiialltiaa, ai alsha'aa* 1 lacllon of lha Snett Loaf, Crushed and PdlvuluS Shgata, at the naual low pticei, togalbar with all tho othar varieties of a Gfocory and Taa alora. „■ ■ 1 , J. W. EBY; i .March 15. , Class & qkioonaTvare, A LARGE assortment of Liverpool Ware v iOcftf<fc' ing platbi, dlshw, i&c., together with a gc/icfal variety of common while and edged Wafo.'tdadi# handaonre aolbctloh of tlio.bcat CHINA ahil CRAN -ITE ÜbdJiE, embracing 100 aolla, anil nil theiqihaa articles suitable for Dinner or ollibr abll*. and,alio Glaasdraro of most toconl patbrnt it mi best quality. All jiist,opened apd for pale at tb« tifocory and Tea •tore of i. W, Ef1Y,,,.. . March is, mo, . “ -v'
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