Not Dead—A Federal Trick.— The last Cham'
bcrsburg Sentinel thus speaks of the-attempt made
by George Garlin, late Treasufrr of Franklin coun
ty, to create the impression 1 that lib Was dead:
. The announcement of the death of Mr. Gurlin/at
Si. Louis, of Hemthorhage of the Lungs, encgdntorcd
a degree of incredulity, in .this place, that could only
have LeenremdVed by positive and indispiilablo evi
donee. Subsequent advices havenot tended to' dls*
. sipalo llio suspicion of an infamous altetnpt to abuse.
the public • mind and avert the.consequences of rb
. pooled crimes. The Board of Health of the oily of
St; Louis, assort positively that no death from hem-.
: morhago of the lungs has,occurred in lliat place fofr
more than four month", and that all their researches
1 have failed to discover, even the presence of Mr. Gar
lin at the,time of his pretended disease. 'The editor
of the Republican, in which paper the death was
. first published, is unable to give any certain doscrip.
I lion ofthe peTson who brought the obituary notice
Ito his office. The Inference, then* becomes irresis
table, that ,Mr. Gsrlin Ims either falsely promulgated
his own* death, withbut-tbe knowledge and coonU
venoe of any individualin this place, or that the
.whole affair is (he of the long
drama of fraud and crime which has been so spaces
fully played off upon the people of Franklin county;.
Time alone can show what has been the real agency
In his disappearance end opportune death.
(C/*Tho New York Globe Is fcarfuHlmt the Whigs
will put up. Tom Hyor for the Presidency—as ho
Won his laurels by fighting the bitlle of Bony-Jiaty .
QCj*ln the Western Slates the wheat crop is spoken
of as looking uncommon vigorous and healthy. '
(Xj* Gen. John A. Quitman has been nominated
for Governor by the Democratic State Convention of
Mississippi.
CCT Two sons of Benedict Arnold were, not long
since, officers in the British,army.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Junb4,1649.
. The market has presented no material alteration
to day, and business ins been dull. Flour is steady,
with sales of 5 n 600 hbls; nl $4 60 fo> common ship
ping brands, including un extra parcel ut something
over that rule. Further sales oi Rye Flour at $2 75
per bbl. Corn . Meal—Penn, is.held fbr on.advance
-—a sate of Brandywine ols3 87£ pet - bbl. Grain—
Supplies of Wheal limited ; sales of 34,000 bushels
ut St 03. u $1 05 Tor fair to good reds, and $1 11 for
prime Wheat per bushel; Rye is worth 57c. with
kmnll sales. Corn it! still'in good request; with sales
bf 3 a 400 bbshels’go’odyellofr at.6lc.,per bushel;—
Oats—Prices continue stationary, Whiskey—The
last sales were at 21 o ln hhds. and bbls.
/ dieß.
.the 2nd inst., in North Middlrlnn township,
Abraham Waggoner, oged 65 years, 4 months,
and 14 days. . .
y ruUrii^,
111. lath of April lu.t, by 1110 Uo«. John G
Fiilohuy, Mr. CiiaiiTUN Swahoer, ofNorlh Miilillo
toil • township, to MUh ‘Emzadrtii Sloop, of Perry
f On the name day. by (hu same, Mr. Jonathan
Urooakkr, Jo Miss Margaret Bidlkman, of East
J'cnnshnfo iotVßfihip. ,
/ On Thursday, May 24th, by the same, Mr. George
Encit, of Mortrdc township; to Miss Eliza Emigh, of
.Allen township,
. On Thursday Inst, by llio samp, Air. Jacob Bishop,
bf Cumberland county, to Miss Frances, daughter of
Mr. Elihu Park, 6f York county.
Major General.
WE rto authorized to announce General Henry
Feller, of Landishurg, Perry coUnty, as a’can
didate for the Cffido df Major Genera), of Ihe Is(h
Hivioon, P. M. t being CUmbcfland, Perry & Frank
lin counties. -
June 7, 1349,
H Dtt. I. It. SMITH,
OMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, respectfully
tenders his professional services to the citizens
bf Carlisle And vicinity. Office in Snodgrass* Row,
next door to Justice Holcomb's, where he can at oil
times he found} when not professionally engaged.
Carlisle, June 7, 1649—If.
Estate Notice.
T BITERS of administration on Hie estate of
I J Ahrnliam,Wisgoher, dor.. Into of IV. Middleton
township,Cumberland eobnly.Po ,havebeen granted
hy the Register of said counly.to the auhscrihersliving
in said t iwnahi|t. All persons indebted to said estate
rtfo requested to make immediate payment, and those
Having claims will present them'prope.ly ulhenlica
ted fur settlement to
ABRAHAM WAGGONER,
Jacob WaGgGner,
JOHN WAGGONER,
Jit no ?, 18-19—6 t Atlrii'ra.
AIU*U4ISEftIE.\T
OF Distiller*, Hrruers, Dating: Hollies,, Ac.; in
Cumberland county, ns clnfsified by mo ns per
ttct of AtScmlilyi passed the 10th of April, 1849. -
, bARUSLK. Kinia. J faieentr
Edward Shower, 27,000 whUkoy a Distiller 612 50
Henry Uarnit*,, 0 drawer 800
Win. Alexander, ( 10 Krewer • g qq
Wm. T. Plialur, ' 7 Kollng-bnuro 10 00
Jacob Low, H Entlng hnuau 5 001
, John Hannon; 0 Huer-linuse 5 00
Win, Chandler, 4 Medicine ' 5 001
JAmei D.maidiort, 4 “ ' 5 001
Gen.ChAn.ller, 4 *• 5 00 1
Jas. Halhmn. 4 '* a 00
franklin Uarbcr, 4 11 5 001
D. G.Cramer, 4 • . a'oo 1
Elijah 8n liter, 4 '* S 00
Da.tlel Biftt, 4 " 5 00
J. W. Kurts, . 4 ” • 500
Levi Snell, .4 •' 5 00
J.ihn Craig) 4 " 5 00
John Doemer, 4 5 00
Thomas Ed top 4 . “ 3 00
Allen. ‘ 4
Win. Ilarknen, 30,000 whiskey 8 Distiller 13 50
Wm. Darkness, 27,000 '• g •• 12 50
Dickinson.
Robert Man. 15,000 •' g «. 13 2q
N. Middleton.
Wm. M. Hemlflison, 03,000 ■ 7 • *• 13 50
8 Middleton.
Robert Given, 54,000 *» 7 •» ' SO 00
Jiihii M.Gnod, Ag’t. 13.000 *• g m 14 50
Joint Kelly, 27,000 •• g *• 13 ao
Monroe. ’
Mictiael neltzhoover, 45.000 " g •< 13 50
C. fcP. A. Ahl, 18.000 " 8 13 50
Hopewell.
Joseph G’ligley, 16,000 •• 6 *• 13 50
Newton. '
Cliriitopher Au, •32,500( »• o.' 13 50
All persons concernoc
who feels agrlovod, will tar*
•11 nppeal at the Court Hot.
Carlisle, on Thursday (ho 21st l.
tween (ho hours of 8 o’clock A. M
)d in (he abuve classification
(take notice that Twill hold
irt Houeojin the Borough of
(ho 21st of June, 1849, bo
'clock A. M. end 4 P, M.
J. WORTHINGTON,
Mercantile Appraiser* |
June 7, 1840—31 r
Town Property for Sale*
THE undoisignmMuvinff determined to remove
west* offers for snlo the valuable property where
he now resides* situated in South Hanover street,
Carlisle. The improvements are n new
Frame Dwelling House,
Back Building, and oilier convenient out-houses.
Tho house is 81 feet in front, and 28 feet deep.—
The lot is 30 feet in front, and 840 feet deep, with
a large Frame Shop on the same, and an alley in
the rear 60feet long and 10 wide. Knot sold at
private sale before Saturday tho 30iii Inst., it will
km that day be offered at public sale, nl 10 o’clock
LA. M. Terms easy, and title warranted good.
5 - HENRY A. DOTY.
' Juno
Town Property tor Sale*
THE subscriber, as agent for Andrew Haro, offers
Jt private sale the following-property, situated on
’omfret street east of Bedford, In the Borough of
Carlisle, viz:
1. A lot of ground, 96 feet by 240, having in front
on Pomfret street a two story Frame House with a
Brick Kitchen, end in 'the rear on Ohapol alloy; a
one story l*og House.
fi. A lot oi ground, adjoining the above, 26 feet by
240, with a li story Frame House and Kitchen, and
a convenient Stable thereon.
The whole of the above properly is in food condi
tion, and will be sold on moderate and easy terms.
JNOB. PARKER.
June 7,1840—Si
XIST OF LETTERS,
VOtOKTEBR’’ Bf APPOINTMENT.
LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post-office
at Carlisle, Pa., June 1, 1849; Persons in
quiringfor letters on this list) will uleafifasay they are
advertised.
Axo Titus M. , Keckley Johh
Awkerman Henry Lindsay Thomas, Esq*
Bradley Thomas Melister G. W.
Iftubilrer Christian Martin John
Blylef Chrislna McArthur Mrs,
Bradley Mary Mentzer Augustus ■
Bender Catharine MulvanyiMary,9 , •
Brooks Rev. Dr. JrD. Murray .Kalb
Bowers Annie Myers Michael •
Baibo.ur Wm C. Niekey Bdnjamlh
Chambers John, 9 Ruth John '
Cox Matilda Wi Roogh Peter ,‘
Coulter.Robert, Randolph; William
Dougerty John , Schovllle W. H. 2
Drovverry Mary Snodgrasb Henry
Farex Mr, Stayman Dr, Joseph 3 /
Graham Gborge Sliphleman Jacob
Gilmore Mrs. S Swigerl Joseph
GreiderAnn ■ Turbitt THoriias
Homen Jacob Thornton. Wrri M.
Heartswell George Weight Margaret
Marlzle Mary Williams E. C.
Marshall Elizabeths White Priscilla
Mach Lewis Woltf Amelia S.
Jonse Eliza A Wolf Philip.
Jacobs Abraham Warfield Ann
Kennedy Mrs. M. J. Whitfield John Esq.
Kenaduy Thompson
GEORGE SANDERSON, P: M.
Tlic Symptonls of Worms
A RE, the tongue often white and loaded; the
LX. breath heavy and fetid; a disagreeable or sweet
ish taste in (he mouth; occasionally thirst; the appe
tite extremely variable, sometimes remarkably defi
cient, and at others voracious. There is sometimes
a sicklsh feeling, with vomiting of mucous; flatulence
qf the stomach and intestines; pain in the abdomen;
swelling and hardness of the abdomen: the bowels
are irregutar; the stools are slimy, arid there is on oc
casional appearance of woims in the evacuations; the
urine is often milky and turbid; there Is frequently
itcliincsa of the fundament andnose, which is often
swollen; there is occasionally disturbed' sleep, with
grinding of tno teeth, and sudden awaking in a fright.
There are, ut times, headache or giddiness, ringing
in (bo ears, or oven deafness, faintness, convulsions,
drowsiness, indolence of manner and ill temper. In
some cases epilepsy and cholera, and oven apoioctic
and paralytic symptoms, and several of the signs of
dropsy of the brain and epilepsy appear connected
with worms. Frequently there is a short dry cough,
and pletlriiic pains; sometimes feeble and Irregular
pulse, palpitations and an irregular fever; the counte
nance is generally pallid or sallow, and somewhat
bloated, and there is occasional Bushing of one. nr
both checks. Any one of these signs is indicative
of Worms; and the moat effi>ctU:il, best and cheapest
remedy i* Ur. JOHN J. MYERS* WORM TEA.
Prepared by Dr. J, W. It A WLINS, nlhis wholesale
and retail Drugstore. CntUale,, Pa; None genuine
without his Written signature.
Why will parents and others poison themselves
and children With worm medicine? containing mer
cury when they cah get Dr. Mt Kits’ Worm Tba*,”
which is rompoped nf the roots, leaves and seeds of
the In-St and most cflfebtunl plants-thot have over been
discovered for the cure of. Worms. Each package
contains sufficient medicine for any case of Worms;
and when made According to the Directions ia very
pleasant to take. Price only 25-ccnts.
rtJ'Warrar.ted good or the money returned;
Juno 7. 1849 ly .
Estate Notice.
LETTERS’ of administration on the estate bf
Jane Moore, deceased, late of the borough of Carlisle,
Cumberland county, Pu., have been granted Ip the
subscriber residing in said Borough, and county
aforesaid. All persons indebted (o Said estate arc
requested la make immodhto payment, und those
having claims will present them prapcrly aulhenti
calcd for settlement to ‘ - . ~-
DAVID GRIER, Adm*r.
Carlisle, May 31,1849—6 t
EstatoNotico,
ALL persons are hereby notified that Letters of
administration on the estate of William Quig
ley, laleof the Borough of Meclianicsbnrg, Cum
berland county, deceased, have been issued by the
Register of said county to the subscriber, who
resides in said Borough* county aforesaid. All
persons having claims or demands against the es
tate of said decedent are requested to make known
the same without delay", and those indebted to
make payment to
FREDERICK WONDERLICII, Am’r.
May 31, 1819—Gl
To whom ft may Concern.
f PHE Books and Notes belonging to the firm of
i. Myers &. Shcufer, ore now iii the bauds of David
Smith, Esq., for, collection. Those persons who
know themselves Indebted tn said firm will call ond
pay.off their notes or occnuills nefore the Ist of July
next, ns after tint lime he Is instructed to bring suit
on all unpaid notes and accounts.
MYERS&BHBAFER.
Cuilnde, May 31, 1849—lm*
French mid Italian Slanguages.
A * ITALIAN, brought up in one of llm
£X best Italian colleges, and wild hns Spent many
years tn France, und has hud long experience in both
hmgu tgcH, wishes to give instructions in the above.
Min lirtni will lie moderate, Private lessons will
übm bo given. ForTurlhor infnrrnnlion apply to Mrs.
C, Wonderhch's Hotel, In Main Street,Curllslo. .
May 31.—St.
A CAUOi
TMIE DOODLING GAP WHITti SULI*HEn
i. SPRINGS, situated in Cumberland county, Pa.
in s picturesque portion of the mountains and eight
mites north of Ncwvillo, has recently btion filled up
with new and commodious buildings,
The subscriber having provided himself with good
cooks and waiters, hopes by close and petsdnal op
dicutlon to business, to ho able to give general satis
laclbm to all who may favor him with a coll.
A line of Marks will always he ready at the Now*
villo Depot oh the arrival uf the car* lb early passem
gem to the Springs.
Moy 31, 1840—2 m
Wood Clioopors Wanted.
THE subscribers can give employment to fifteen or
twenty. Wood Choppers, if application bo made
immediately, at Monliboliu Furnace, Perry county.
Price. Sfi cents per cord.'
FISHER, MORGAN & CO.
May 31, 1810—41
Thomson’s Compound Syrup of Tar
18 a never fulling remedy in caevs of Coughs, Dron
chitis, and affections- of the Throat, Lungs or
Urenst.'' Wo spook from experience having used the
preparation for the last three years with the most de
cided advantage. A case of Pulmonary consumption
once came under our notice, which was obsolu.elv
cured by the use of three bottles of Thomson’s Syrup
of J or.—Jnvollds! seek this Balm of Gilead cro it is
Vm ! u VUp n *umpUvcs! f ru(U «ur exporionco.-
]Phila. Galaxy.] ,
TI.U medicine I. prepared only hy Anincy and
Diekln.nn, at (he N. E. corner of Fifth and Spruca
streets, Piiiiudulpliia.
Sold in Carlisle by James Fleming,at 50cents
per bottle, or five bottles for $3.
May 31, 1840—3 t
—-.-JLOpMFIELD HOTEL,
Bloomfield, Perry County, Pa*
HENRY B, WOODRUFF,
_ t May, 17, 1840—3 m
IT. HOLCOMB,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Offloo in 8»od.
grass’ Row, south of tho Market House,
MuylO, 1849—1 m •
BAGS WANTED.
THE subscriber will nuy the highest price, in
cash, for any quantity of RAGS that may be deliv
ered at hla storo, in Carlisle. CHAS. DARNJTZ.
May 3,1849.—5 m
S. Goldmau’s Clothing Store, •
On the corner of Main Slr eet and Market Square, for*
occupied by Ifathan Hanlch. .
THE undersigned respectfully announces to the
citizens of Carlisle end surrounding country,
that be , has just arrived from Philadelphia, with a
splendid slock of
Ready Made Clothing,
for the purpose of conducting the ready made cloth
ing business in all Its Various branches.
He intends keeping an assortment of overy.arlicto
in hi? lirie of business, and at such prices as will
Suit every one;
His stock embfcbed the most handsome and fash
ionable styles Worn, and made Up in (he best manner.
The subscriber only asks a trial of his goods, ind
is sure they will give entire satisfaction.
Also a large assortment of Hats, Caps, Shirts,
Cravats, Collars, Bosoms, Suspenders and Hosery,
all of which he will soil ai very low prices. Boys’
clothing constantly on hand. 1
• SAMUEL GOLDMAN.
May 24, 1849.—lmi*
ARNOLD & LEVt respectfully announce to
the public, that they have received iheit sec
ond supply of
consisting In part of Barages, Lawns, Ginghams,
Lustres, Bon Taint, Tissues, plain, barred, shad
ed and striped Alpacas,.which they offer, at vfery
reduced prices. .
Swiss, Book, Cambric and Jaconet Muslins.
A large lot of Thread & Cotton Edgings, Cam
bric Edgings and Infcbrtlnga.
A large lot of Pant Stuff of different styles, at
6$ cts. to $1 per yard..
i A large lot of Bonnets, including French Gimp*
Tulip, China Pearl, Rough and Ready, and Braids.
Another largo assortment of Carpets, which
they are determined .to sell 10 percent, lower than
the same quality bah he bought elsewhere.
Call at the new. and cheap store of Arhdld &
Levi. Nbrth.Hanover street* .
Carlisle, May 84, 1849
Five milea north of Newvilh, Cumhrrland Cour.fy,
rPHE subscribers most respectfully imform the
J_ lie that they have fitted up in a superior manner
the DUBLIN FACPOIIY, with the newest improv
ed machinery, and are how prepared to nftnufocluie
Woolen Goods of every description for customers ut
moderate terms. Broo 1 Blankets, made two yards
wide, at 60 cetls per yard ; Narrow do, one yard
wide, 30 cts; Cloth 40 to 45 cents; Sattinctt 35
cents ; While Flannel, yard wide, 25 cts. Floor
and Stair Carpets made to order, and on reasonable
terms.
If any of the above goods made for customers do
not please them they will keep the goods and pay
them for llw wool.
They keep on hand a supply of the above describ
ed goods, together with Stocking, Coverlet, and Car
pet yarn, of a variety of colors and mixtures, which
they will exchange to customers and storekeepers
for wool. Wool will be made into Blankets or
White Flannel one half for the other.
Persons at a distance can send their wool by Kail
rond) by putting the directions on the bag whnt it is
to bo made into* and directing it to Blean & M'Cul
lo'ch, to the care of Jacob Swbyer, Ncwville, and it
Will bo attended to and sent back when manufactur
ed. .
They have employed Mr. Swoyer to sell. Stocking
Yarn, Blankets and other Goods* and they will keep
a supply at his Warehouse in Ncwville for sale.
blocking Weavers and dealers in stocking yarn,
are invited to call at Mr.Swoycr’ai of a tour Factory,
and examine pur yarn. before they buy elsewhere.—
Cosh paid for'wool .nt the Factory. Wool to bo
manhfncturbd can be left at any of the stores in
Newville, and it twill ho attended to ond returned
when finished. BLEAN & M’CULLOCH.
May 24, 1949.—3i*
THE subscribers base received another great stock
of Fresh Goods, such as Moua do Laities, Alpachas,
Linen Lustres, Mohair Lustres, Lawns. Ginghams,
Calicoes Chocks, Muslins, Tickings, Flannels, Cam
bric, Jaconet, Book, Swiss, Plain and Striped Mus
lins; a largo supply of co'lon pantaloon stuffs, tweeds,
cashmaretla, casaimeres, cloths, vestings, hosiery,
gloves, ribbons and a general assortment of Goods in
our lino which will bo sold off at RKnucen Pnrcss,
at the old aland, 3 doors south of Hid Post Office,
A. & W. BENTZ.
May 31, 1849
TTST received aslcndid assortment of dress goods.
jJ Fourlurd silks, silk Tissues, plain nnd figured
Borages, Summer do Lano, Manilla silks, superior
Gighmns at 12£, Mourning do., Purrosulls nnd Sun
Shades, Palm loaf and braid lials, a large assortment
Gloves and Hosiery.
May 3j, 1849
DRUGS, I'A.\CV GOODS, BOOKS, &C)
ATHA VERSTICK'S old established Drug.and
Book Store* on North Hanover sired, a no*
Supply of Drugs and medicines, fresh and carefully
selected, Idgrthol with a Hch, Varied and extensive
assortment ofFoncy Goods, Uooks, Perfumes, Soaps,
Culllery, Gold and Silver Pena and Pencils, Corne
lius* Splendid Parlor Lamps, Girandoles and Flow
er Vases, Elheriul 0(1 Lamps. Fruits and Confer
tionary, and a Variety of other articles which it is
impossible to ((numerate, hut comprising the most
splendid display ever offered in Carlisle, and at pri
ccs correspondingly cheap. The attention of hie
old friends and customers and the public generally
is pahfcuiarv invited to his present stock, with
which they cannot fail td he pleased.
May 84. 1840, S. \V. MAVEnSTiCK.
H. Curincn, R. It. Cnuncii, J. LoxfisxcKzni
LVnißElt I LVIIIBEttM
ll* Church & Co.^
HAVE on hand at the old bland, west end. of the
old Harrisburg bridge, down at the river, 1,000,*
000 feet of the cheapest and best lumber on the bank,
consisting of Panel, Ist Common, 2d Common and
refuse Hoards and Plank of 1, !$, Is, and two inch
thickness. Also, Poplar plank. Scantling and hilf
inch Boards, a large quantity oflong Shingles, Fence
rails, Juice, Scantling, «stc.
They have also a steam sawmill in operation, and
can furnish building Umber at the shortest notice,
fence boards, shingling and postering lathes, and
are prepared to furnish any article in the lumber
line.
SCOTT COYLE.
(CTDry Board* on hand at $ll per M.
Also, sood 2d Common boords, 10 fact lons, ai
$ll per M.
The subscribers hone by strict attention to busi
ness. and a determination of soiling lower than any
other Yard at the river, that the public generally will
coil and see their stock-before purchasing elsewhere.
May 24, 1840.—tf
SAMUEL HEPBURN, will resume thopractice
of thnlawin the several counties (Cumbor
innd' Perry and Juniata,) of his late judicial dfs.
Iricl, Any business entrusted to his care will he
promptly attended to, Oftice In Mrs. Egu’s cor.
nor room, North Hanover street, iminediuleiy op.
posito the Bank*
Carlisle, March 8,1849—tf
THE subscriber oilers at private sale, the farm on
which he resides situated in Jacksonville, New
ton towushin, Cumberland county, on tho Walnut
Bottom road, 6 miles cost of Sbippensburg, and 13
miles west of Carlisle,contnlningdU Acres of cleared
land dr, 31 acres oflimbor land. Tho improvements
a are a largo two story LOO HOUSE,
woothrrhoarded, a good BARN, Wogon
Shed, Carpenter Shop, and other noecs-j
sary outbuildings. Also, a Cistern with
a pump in it, and good water convenient. Also, a
young Appio Orchard, with a choice selection of
fruit, and a variety of Peaches, Plums, dec.
A good title ami possession given on the Ist day
of April next, Persons wishing to view tho proper
ty and learn tbo terms, will call on the subscriber re
siding thereon. ISAAC LATBHAW.
May 17, 1840—6|»
COCOA NUTS, Oitron and Figs, Just received at
Hr. Rawlins* Dior stors.
May 17, 1840
GOOD NCWS r
Still Greater Inducements.
Summer Goods,
Dublin Woolen factory;
Second Spring Arrival I
Ncxir GoodSs
GEO. R. CROOKS.
A CARD.
A Small Farm for Sulo.
Extraordinary Redaction |n the
Price ofllardwarc;
I HAVE just received the largest and cheapest
stock of,HARDWARE, Glass, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, [Saddlery, -Carpenters .and Cabinet
Maker’S'TooUi Mahogony VanefeiS, and all kinds
of Building Material ever brought to. Carlisle,
bonsiallng oi Locks* Hinges, Screws, Nails and
Spiked. Persona abouito build will find it great
ly to their Advantage to look at my stock before
purchasing elpowherb. Come and see the goods
and near the price arid you will be .convinced that
this is really the Cheap Hardware Store: Also,
in store, anvils, vices, files and rasps, and a com
plete assortment of Wall’s Best Bar Iron, also
Rolled and Hoop Iron of all sizes. • I have also
the Fhemorneter Churn, Made by Mr. Geo. Span*
gler, the best article now in use.
I have just received my Spring
slock of Gram and Grass Scythes, manufactured
expressly for my own sales, and warranted to be
a superior article. Cradle makers and others
will find these Sy thes to be the best article in the
market, and at the lowest price, wholesale and
retail, at the old stand in North Hanover street.
April 19,1849. JOHN P. LYNE.
Dvy tioods and Groceries.
REMOVAL,
THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friend?
and the public In general, that he tiS removed I.ls
store to the rpom formerly occupied by Hugh Mo.
loy, on South Hanover street, within two uoors of
Wert’s Hotel, where he has just opened a choice se
lection of
Dry Gdods,
Consisting, In part* of cloths, cassimcrc?, Sallrtneits,
linens, summer cloths, vestings,-silks, bombazines,
cambrics, Jucorincits, calicos, sImWK checks, licking,
carpet-chum, cotton yarn, umorollus, gloves, sus.
ponders, hunkcrchicfs, hosery, &c.
Also, a well Solectedstock dl'Urocerics, corisistinv
in pan of
Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Molasscss.
Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Glass and Qaccnswaro*
of various descriptions arid. qualities, together with
numerous other arliclea.'comprising a complete and.
gcnmUHortment—all of which ho offers fur sale
at very low prices. Ho will also beep constantly on
hand a largo assortment of .
Boots, Shoes, <111(1 Slippers.
&c, t w II I will bo disposed of at great tinresi 1) s.
■I" respectfully invites his friends and tile public to
give him a call. CHARLES BARNITZ.
May 10.—3 m
New Store
A ND the cheapest Goods in the Valley. Dry
XJL Goods, Groceries and Queenaware, as low as
Philadelphia prices for cash, at WM. F. COOP
ER’S Cheap Cash Store.
NewviUe, May, 3,1819—4 t.«
“ ({nick Sales and Smalt Profits.”
rnilß RED FLAG CLOTHING STORE, South
J. Hanover street, below Dcnlza' eloro is the place
to buy fashionable ready ma’llfc Clothing. Thu Cheap
cal Cioliiiiig under the sun is now selling at the above
store. From 32 to 42(Hclios Cloth Dross Coals ats6 50,
worth 813; do. 87, worth 815; super. French wool
dyed Block, ot 89/worth 820; Pants from 81 25 to
86; Black and Figured Satin Vests st 31 SU, worth
* 3 ' .' May 3, 1847.
X-iFE INSURANCE.
The Girard life Insurance Annuity and Trm
Company, of Philadelphia,
Office No. iso Cliesmu Street,
Capital 9300,000. -
Charter Perpetual.
CONTINUE to make Insurances on Lives on the
most lavorabie terms; ..receive and ettenule
Trusts, and receive deposits.on Interest. ...
The Capital being paid up a7id inyealedi togeth
er with an acoumulnted premium fund, affords a
perfat-'Meurity -to the insured.’ The premium
may be paid in yearly, half yeetly or quarterly
paymdMs.- ;
The’Company add a JJONUSnt staled pblioda
to the' insurances of llfei This plan of insurance is
the innat approved of, and is more generally in
use, than any oilier in Great BritaiH, (where the
subject is best understood by the people; and
where they have had the longest experience.) as
appears from the fact, that out of 117 Life Insu
ranee Companies there; of all kinds, 87 are on thi
plam
1 he first BON.US Was appropriated in Decern
ber, 1844. amounting to 10 per cent, on the sum
insured under the oldestpolicles; to 8| per cent.,
7i per Cent., &c„ &c., on others, in proportion to
the time of standing, making an addition of 8100;
#87.50; $75, &o„ &c., to every 81,000, originally
insured, which Is an average of more than 50 per
cent, on the premiums paid, and without increas
ing the annual payment to the Company.
The operation of the BONUS will be seen by
the following examples from tho Life Insurance
Register of the Company, thus:
Sunn
Policy. Insured.
No. 58 81,000
“ 68 • 3,500
•• 305 4,000
*• 376 2,000
'* 333 . 5,000
Omni* or
Addition,
I 8100.00
i 250.00
) 400.00
175 00
437.50
Pnraplilols conlaininff llio (able of rales, nhd
explanations of the subject, fnhna of application,
and further information may be bod at lire o/lice,
trratla. in person or by loiter, addressed to llie
President or Actuary.
1). VV. RiCIIAiiDS, Prisidenl.
, JNO. F. JAM US, Jteluiry,
Philadelphia, May 3,1849—1 y.
Appjleto.vs
Great Central Cheap Book Store,
164 CAeinul street, corner nf Seventh, Sioain't
Duildtngi, Philadelphia,
KNOWING the Wants of the community* the
Proprietor of (his Establishment has Ailed up a
store in the most elegant manner, having due regard
to tho comfott of his customers, so that every stran
ger visiting his Book store, may feel entirely at
home. Hid IMMENSE STOCK of Books is clas
sified according to the various Departments of Liter
ature, so that visitors can And the Books they are in
search of for themselves. Buying hia stock fur tho
most part at the Auction Sales, and being connected
with one of the largest publishing housos in this
country, besides publishing largely himself enables
him to soil all books at
Lower Prices
than any other house of a similar character on' this
continent. His facilities for the Importation of
Books from Europe aro unsurpassed, having a
Branch of his Establishmct in London, whore orders
of private gentlemen ore carefully executed and for
warded to this Country by every Steamer and
Packet. A CATALOGUE of Books with the pri
ces attached is issued quarterly, containing Lists of
Now Additions made to his large collection, which
ore in all cases for sale ot the LOWEST PIIICES,
or, from 26 to 76 per cent, below Publishers* Prices.
Thus in buying even a few books, quite a consider*
able amount Is saved.
As a. still further INDUCEMENT to strangers
visiting the city, every ono who purchases O.vk
Dollar's worth of Books, will receive a copy of
tho Stranrkh in PniLAnsopiiiA, an elegant 18mo.
volume, (ho price of which is So;cen(s.
dj* Tho limits of an advertisemont are too conlln
cd to enumerate the prices of any of tho Books, or
to give even a faint idea of the immense advantage
to be derived from purchasing at tho Groat Central
Cheap Book Store, but ict oil.who are In search of
Books send for a Catalogue, and buy the books they
ave in want of, and when visiting the city, give
Appleton one oall, and you will bo sure to call again.
Stationary
in all its branchea, furnished al the Lowest Prices.
The initittis of those purchasing Letter ami Note
Paper, neatlj slampod in the corner, without charge.
Orders for any article may (>o sent by mall, ad*
dressed to the Proprietor, and the directions in ell
cases will be fully carried out, with groat punctuali
ty end despatch.
Orders for Catalogues should be prt-paU,'
GEO 8. APPLETON*
May 10,.1849—3m.
To the: Voiers of Cumbtrland cou, ity:
EELLQW-QlTl&ENS—loffer myself to pour
consideration as'a candidate for the
OFFICE OF SHERIFF, .
o( Cumberland county, At the next general") lec
tion, subject to the decision of tho.Demociatic.
County Convention. Should Ibe nominated and
elected, 1 pledge myself to discharge the duties
of said office with fidelity. r
DAVID SMITH..
Carlisle* April 6, 1849 .
To the Voters of Cumberland county*
EELLOW-CITIZENS— Being solicited by a
number of my friends, 1 offer royselfas a can
didate for the •
OFFICE OP SHERIFF,
at the ensuing election, and will be Ihankfulfor
your suffrages. Should I be elected, L hereby
promise to perform the duties of said office faith
fully.. . - - JOHN P. HUNTER.
Carlisle, April 6,104 D
To the Voters of Cumbetland county,
EELLoW-CITIZENS —I offer myself to youl
consideration for the
OFFICE OF SHERIFF,
subject to the nomination of the Whig County Con*
vehtb-h. Should Ibe fortunate enough to be elected*
I will discharge the duties of (be Office with imparti
ality and fidelity. ' .
ROBERT M’CARTNET*
Carlisle, April 12; 1849-
Tq the Voters of Cumberland county .
FELLOW-CITIZENS—I hereby offer myself as
a candidate for the
OFFICE, OF SHERIFF,-
of Cumberland county, and solicit your support, pled*
ging myself if elected* to discharge the duties of said
offich with fidelity..
MONTGOMERY DONALDSON.
. Wcstpennsboro’ tp. April 12, 1849
To the Voters of Cumberland county,
FELLOW-CITIZENS—At the solicitation ol
many friends I hereby ofler myfclf.to. your conside
ration as a.candidate for llie
OFFICE of sheriff,
at (he ensuing general election, subject lo the deci
sion of (he Whig County. Convention. Should Xbe
nominated and elected, ! promise to discharge the
duties of (be jflice with fidelity and humanity. I
therefore p ibtfully solicit your support.
Joseph McDAßmond.
NewvUlej ApHl IS, 1349
To the Voters 6f Cumberland coitnty,
T^BLLOW-OmZENS—Encouraged by nurher-
J- ous friends* I hereby offer my Self to your. com
sidcralion as a candidate for the
OFFICE OF SHERIFF,
of Cumberland county, at the ensiling.general elec
tion, subject to the decision of the Democratic Coun
ty Convention, Should Ihe nominated and elected,
I pledge myself lo discharge the duties of said office
with impartiality; DAVID CRISWELL.
Shlppcnsburg, ApH! 14, 1849
To the voters of Cumberland. bounty.
FELLOW CITIZENS—Being encouraged by a
number of my friends, 1 offer myself as a candidate
lor(he
of Cumberland coUnly, at tho ensuing general elec,
lion—subject 10, the decision of the .Democratic
County Convention. Should I bo nominated and
elected, I pledge myself to discharge the duties of
said office with impartiality, I therefore respectful,
ly solicit your suppoil. J. LONGNECKER.
Wormlcysburgi May 10, 1849.
UNDER the provisions of the act of 1844, any
. county payfnff-into «J*» Stale Treasury Cite Slew
Tux levied on sue!) county, prior lo the 17lh of July
in any year; is entitled lo an abatement of 5 per coni,
on tho amount so paid.
The undersigned, Commissioners of Cumberland
county, in view of the above provisions consider it
equitable and proper that those who by (ho prompt
pdyment of their laics prior to thoabovo date,enable
the Treasured to pay over the State tu*, so os to re.
ceivc the aforesaid abatement of 5 per cent.; (ho be
nefit of which has hitherto been enjoyed by the chi.
sens of the' county generally* should ho allowed a
deduction of that amount by (ho. collector—have
authorized the difTcrcnlcollcclorstomake siild abate
mont from tho Slate lax, in all oases where the Stale
and County lax i< paid lo the collector before the 17lh
day of July, 1849, when said abatcmenlshull amount
to onu cent or more, no fractions of a cent to be cro
dilbd,
Since tho act 0f!844, the Commissioners havo
npid the Stale lax of this county annually to tho
Stale Treasurer, within tho lime proscribed by tho
act, and (ho county has received (he benefit of an
abatement of 5 per cent, thereon, but to meet said
payment they have found it necessary heretofore la
appropriate a pirt of tho county funds to meet, tho
deficiency occasioned by delinquents* until tho bal
ancoof the Slutq.tsx was collected. It therefore
becomes necessary to, require tho payment of both
State and county tax to entitle the payer to tho afore:
said abatement upon the aforesaid State Tax.
Tha undersigned therefore confidently anticipate
Amt. nf Policy and
Bonus payable nl
tho party's deceosS.
81,100.00
2.750.00
4.400.00
8.175.00
5,437.50
that the above arrangement* and (ho further induce,
merit of enabling Cumberland county (hmainlnln (lie
character for promptness and fidelity which sho has
dcqnlrbd In (he discharge ot her obligations to the
Common wealth, will induce every citizen (q discharge
(.heir State and county tux prior to tho 17th day of
Julyr DANIELCOOLE,
JOHN MELL,
JAMES KELSO,
tidunty Commiitionen.
Attest—Wh. Riley, Cl’k.
Commissioner’s Office, )
Carlisle, May 3,1843—3 m {
Grand Military Parade. I
Head Quarters, lllli Div. P. M. f
Carlisle, Muy 14,1649. {
Jbioiiioh Order, Nd> 10.
Yielding to iho oft repeated solicitation* ttfvoldn*
, tools and others, tho commanding general hereby
t orders the Volunteers of the Division to assemble in
. Ihcir respective county towns, by companies) bultal.
, ions or regiments, ns they muy bo orgunited, on the
( first Monday (being the 2d day of July next,) viz:—
} Those of the Ist Di igude, being Cumberland county,
I in Cuilislo; those of the 2d Brigade, being Franklin
county, in Cliamberburg j and those ofihe 3d Brigade)
being Porrycnuiliy, In Bloomfield; and tho Brigadier
1 Generals and Brigade Inspectors will attend and
review and Inspect llioir commands, and will on the
same day between the hours of 10 and 6 o’clock, at
i their respective county Court Houses, superintend
* and conduct on election for Major General for said
Division, the qualified voters being (ho commissioned
officer* of tho Volunteers alone. Olllocrs ill com.
mand of companies, battalions or rt-gimcnls, will on I
the same day make a written report, designating (ho
number present and the number absent, and showing
the strength of each rank of their commands, which
reports will bo handed to their Brigadier doneral'or
in his übsenou to the Brigade Inspector, who will
forward the same to Division (lead Quarters.
Tho commanding general feeling that this may bo
the last Division order ho may have (ho honor to
Issuo, aval s himself of tho opportunity to tender his
sincere (hunks lor (he many military honors confer
rod on him, and now having served upwards of forty
years in the military, respectfully .declines being a
candidate for re election, and therefore bids an affco*
[lionato military farewell to those ho has had the'
honor and pleasure of being associated with for many
years.
By command of M«j, Gen. W. Foouc, 11 (h D. P. M.
E. CORNM AN, Aid de-damp '
Administrator’s Notice.
LETTERS of adminiatratlon with tho will ana
naiad on tho calalo of lanao Graham, de'ceaaed, Into
of tho Borough of Carllalo, lm*o been granted to
tho anbaorlbor rcaldlng In aald Borough, All persona
having aluima agulnat aald oalalo era hereby notified
to prevent them, and Ihoao indebted to make nav.
raonl without delay. 1 ’
m o BELL, Administrator.
May 3,1849 Pit
&ROCERIBS, Arnold ti X,o*l have Just re
ceived a froeh aunply of Grooctlea, which they
offer very low at their now end cheap atoro.
May 34,1840
OFFICE,OF SHERIFF,
Notice to T'ax-paj’crk.
±'"' Hardware;- .
TUST opened at the new and fchbap Hardware
d stdre of JACOB SEN ER, a riow assortment ot
foreign and Domestic Hardware} consisting of«
full assortment of locks and latbheS of every styi*
and kind; hinges; screws, bolu, augurs, sage*
bills, chisels, broad and hand sites, -hatchetd;
drawing knives; planes and plana blits; hind;'
pannel, and ripping saws; mill and dross cut saws
of Roland’s make, warranted good) a good assort;
ment of circular saws, warranted; trace and halter
chains of a superior tonality that has never been lit
this market before, hoes, shovels, Spades, forks
and rakes; knives and folks; iron, Japan,and braafl
candlesticks) an assortment of Bntanla and Glass
Etherial Lamps, spoons, shovels, tongs, water
and iron tea kettles, brass preserving kettles, Ce*
darware, anvils, vioes, files and bsps, of everj.
kind and price.
Watts* bar iron, hoop and band Iron, cast,shear*.,
spring and blistered steel, warranted good.
160 boxes window glass, lower thpnever. ■
200 kegs Welherlll’s pure while lest).
. 4 barrels Flaxseed oil, 100 galls. Turpentine*
160 kegs Duncan Nails, warranted good.
50 doz. prime warranted Corn & Grass Scythe*
Please call at the well known store of Jacob
Sener, North Hanover street, neat door to Glass*
hotel, Carlisle. • ,
May 34,1849
DR. J, W, RATLINS,
O ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of thfc
Xv public to his fresh supply, of Drugs, ChemU
cals, Dye-aiufls, Paints, Oils,
Glass, Spices, Patent Medicines, Perfumery;
VST Books and Stationary, Musical and Shrgical
i £R Instruments, Fruits and Confectionary, &o*
Among his extensive, variety may be found many
articles rarely kept in small towns. Beside hia
k complete assortment of drugs, chemicals, &e«, hi
. has accordeons, arrowroot, almonds, alclbladeoll;
aromatic vinegar, biblcs.bead bags, Buffalocombs,
breast pins. Bear’s oil, bandoline, backgammon
boards, Beef marrow, black ink, blacking, bougies;
. brooches, black pomatum, black fat tobacco, Bril*
ish lustre, blue ink, Canary seed, candies, cards,
: cream nuts, camphine, cap paper, eachore arbtna*
tise, composition, corn salve, court plaster, castlle
soap, canes, cloth brushes, clocks, crystalline
soap, conversation cards, card cases, curling fluid,
cologne Water, cut glass extracts, catheters, car*
riage whips, dominoes, depilatory powder, dress*
ing combs, drawing pencils, Butch metal, tsti
lustrale, eau divine de venue, English walnuts,
envelopes, French fans, figs, fire board aprons;
fishing lines and hooks, fanby boxes, flutes, fifes,
flageolets, fiddles and fiddle:strings; fire works;
gold pens; gelatin; glue, guitars de.gUitar strings;
gold leaf, garden seeds, gun baps and gun powder;
gold leaf tobacco, glass globes, ground*rice, bar*
inonicans, hair combs, hair .brushes; hair oil, bait
dye, and bait bracelets* India and indelible Ink,
ink powder and ink sand, ivory combs, rings and
rattles, lemons* lemon «yrup, liquorice,lily whits
liquid blacking, lamps and lamp wicks, Mineral
water, musk, maccaronl, Meen fun, Mlcassaroil,
matches, match safes, motto wafers, music books;
nice salad oil, note paper, needle cases, nefvs
ponder. No. 6, nail brushes, oranges, Oleophane,
prayer books, paper flowers, Pearl powder, pewter
sand, porte inonnais, pocket glasses; pen.knives,
pink saucers, peccau nuts, prunes, powder puffs*
philocome, post papet, poor man’s plasters, rose
water, raisins, riding whips, razors, razor straps;
Russian cosmetic, red ink. rose tooth paste, ahav*
ing cream, soap and.brushes, snuffboxes, shawl
pins, shift studs, smelling bottles, sachets, shell
combs, scissors, sealing wak, silver pencils, siN
ver leaf, starch polish, spiced bitters, segars, sy
ringes, sheep skins, sand soap, sponge, sand pa*
per, testaments, leaherry tooth wash, tooth pow
der, toy watches, Thompson’s eyo water, tooth
ache drops, toiletsoap, tea bells,
table mats, thimbles, violins, Vermillion, vanilla
beans; Wafers, and a thousand other items too
tedious to enumerate. The above ate all for sal*
nwDr. Uawllas' Drag store, V«jnstre«i, OsrlisU,
Physicians, Storekeepers, Pedlars, and others;
will be supplied on liberal terms,
Medical advice gratia.
May 3, 1841).
SPRING AID SUMMER STYIJESi
JUST received, a full and completestockofSprinf
and Summer Goods, suitable for Gentlemen’*
Wear; Super Black French and Fancy Colored
Cloths, of oil descriptions. Black and Fancy CfassU
mcr# of all shades and mixtures, also Cashmeretl**
Tweeds and Craninglons of aUcolourtand qualities;
Veelincs, Silks, Satins, Cashmeres, vfhito and fancy
Marseilles. With a large assorlmcnrbf gloves, era*
vats,Slocks,Linen and Silk Honkerchiefs,all open’
and ready for inspection at mj old stand opposite
the Rail Road Oflico; T. H. SKILES.
May 3,1849; . y
Public lioiibc.
NKWTItIBi CUMBERLAND CoCHTI, Fl,
THU subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and thd travelling community, that he has leased
(hot well known tavern stand formerly occupied by
Col. W. H. Woodbuhii and more recently by Thos.
J. Hacked In (he'borough of NeWviife, where he
Will bo lioppy to Wait on ell (hose who may favor
him with a call. Tito house has recently been re
paired, and Is Well furnished, and for comfort, ehd
convenience is not surpassed by any house In the
boroughi
Ilia Tab lb Will nt all times be supplied with (he
best the markets can afford, and his llab with the
I choicest liquors.
| The Stab Lino attached to the property is sxien*
sivc, and will always bo supplied with the best of
provender, and attended by a careful Ostler.
lid bogs leave to assure all who may atop with
him, that no pains shall be spared on his part 10
make them comfortable. Charges moderate.
. SNIDER RUPLEYj
Nowvllle, April 10,1810—8 m
KEW-ARRIVAL I
THE siihscribcrs would announce to the.public*
that they have Just returned from the Eastern cities
with a magnificent selection of
Spring Sc SsmuiitM 1 (Roods,
consisting of Cloths, Onrsimereß and Vettings, of the
moat varied and beautiful patterns, all of which will
bo madd*Up.ih llio most approved sty lei They also
keep superior
satats, tiosoMti; boitAits, stocks,
Neck and Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders,Gloves*
Hosiery, Hats, Caps end Boots; in short, every thing
in a gentleman's furnishing line, Which Wlll besold
at iho smallest profits. Tti ov will rflso sell goods by
the yatd cheaper than ohy similar establishment Jn
thecountyi The culling Will ho attended (u by ftn
experienced tailor' frohi the city, who rill* his gar*
nienis ala mode i Our Work Is all made tinder our
own supervision. ' “ , ‘ 1
Store in North HanOnef street, 8 doors north of
Mr. Havorstick’s Drug store, ond nearly opposite thtt
Dunk. ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON.
March 20, 1849.
Now «fc Cheap Hardware Store*
THE subscribers have just received at their Nei*
and Cheap HARDWARE STORE East High
street, opposite Ogtlby*a Dry Good. Store, a,large
stock of good* in their lino, to which they vtould
call the attention of purchasers, their arrangement
in the city being such, as to enable tham to tell theU
goods at the lowest city prices.
Their stock comprises a full assortment of Lbeke
and Latches of evevy stile and siko,~~Hinges, Screws*
Dolts, and every article used for buildings, Augurs
and Augur Bills, Chisels, Droad and Hand Axesj
Hatchets, Drawing knives, Plains, and Plana Bittt,
Hand, Panel, and Ripping Saws, Mill* Crosscut
and Circular Saws. Trace and Holler obftihs, Harriet*
Shovels, Spades, and Hoes, hay and manure Forks;
Also, a largo assortment of Pocket and Table Oat*
| lery.«—Spoons, Shovel and Tongs, Waters and
, Trays', Hollow Ware, Brass and ehanieled Promts
, ing Kettles, Iron Furnaces, Cedar Ware, Anvil dnd
I Vices,'Files and Rasps of every kind. Bar, Bind
, ami Hoop Iron, Cast, Bhbar Spring and BlUtcf
Steel, dec. Also, ■ • * .
100 Dokes Window Glass. ...
100 Kegs Wetccrill’s Purs White XiSfld;
6 Barrels Linseed Oil.
8 Barrels Sp, Turpentine. '
200 Kegs Cumberland Nalls.
WRIGHT dt fiAXTOtf,
Carlisle, May 10, 1840;-. ’ ,