ITB.PROM-
Arrival, of the ganam.
! • Tbd;Mek%BltlirCb : nadaVC^t. ! ‘'J adkins,Tri)fn ilv«
. podlj ttmvWdral ; Httlirax'on thc:Bd iußt. ; •
y'./ 1 'ltaly*- '• • i]y.
Hi»; ; - *the french noWi&’lfc.HbfclE.'' >' 1 ■
. up to t| 10 s>fchftJ ai.t uit;, ifo , iiiw.’h'.s
■ been rdcolvod In Paris of thd onify of the French
troppe into Romo. Gon. Oudinoi would not mike a
general atlaok beliro tho 10th or ITlh' wiien the
newa oft lio failure of the ddnapiraoy.in Frshoe would I
roach that place, and would probably ihduco the Tri
uirmrale to capitulate. -I
T,i ° London ; CloKof tlie 22d, P; M„ „« j( j,
goneraHy bought that the Telegraph will to morrow
announce tho .capitulation of Romo. .
■ lope -J, ■ THE f RENCII noMS. ’
ih„T ■ “ T a ri lo ' £ f ° r ll, °’ 5,01,1 "»•. 'cla Ms
that a Telegraphic ‘despatch Rani ■ MatsoHles,' has
been received; as they ■ were’ 'going' to pfesO,- an*,
bouncing to thp'Perfoot the entry oftho French inth
\ I'Atkbv'from home* ~l->’>■
niF‘? ty o ISlIi ull;, up to which tlnib llib
” t rr !l * d9 J ,nd a^n t a indd‘lhbir'position* "
Tho French used cajolery and throats,but the'Rb
mans sternly resisted dll thesd’ hdvahcesf iind iritho.
most dignified manner refused loiryfeldb to tho amh*
taons to surrender.issued by .Gen. Oudinolt ,
On Ihelllli, a'broacli'was'nffccteidlh the tV»lls,by
th'Os French,'and a /portlon of their Irobfis'bntcrod
thdoity; This report .Which was givcn oul'hy the
.French led ,to the'belief that! (he struggle was oyer,
tbul.fhe fact appears that;oni the Itttli, Gen. Oudinoi
.issuedl l*. letter to tho Trlumvira ninhing a last op.
pcal.lq therp, and endeavoring lo .thrnw upon (hem
the . responsibilities *of the. effusion of blood: con
sequent upon an assault in (he event of their re-
JTusa). , jV _ .
_t France*, .. ‘ •'*
;..L, f INSURHEOTIoiifjA'r J.VoNSa . ,
Tho attemptedl insurrection nl Curia, hag been fdl
lowed hy a more formidable resistance ,16'lho laws’
at Lyons. A serious engagement lodkiplacb in'llio
stroeta of lliat city bolween the tiiopa and tha mdb :
in‘tho course of which a considerable number of
lives write lost da 'hath sides. Barricades word
thrown up wliliich were nol takcn dwuy until they
.Inid'lieon balloted down by thc'ciiniiuns. 1
1 ■Thofighting commenced on the morning of Ilia
Jath,,and continued till a lalo hour in tho night:
bill s te Ograpli; duspatob.. dated Lyons, the Kith, Cl
J.a. cluck ('. M., announces that the insurgents hud
•,hep» completely.looted,. the streets dotted, and lha
wn£im . " ‘'WlKly- 'l'hero arc upwards of
50,000 troops ]h and around Lyons. There was no
nppreuciision or any further disturbance. • ‘ .
, r v TUY LATB OONariRACY.,-. !
• Grfcol cxcilciubiil ciislcd in ditlWcnt places, and it
Is evident that (ho- conspirdby of (ho Red Rt-puhli
c ?? nd l ud . f ?|!lo ,,, > 4 to cy«fy department ofFrance
Iwt to dvorj- lotvn It appears to ho tho general
.opinion that Ilia failure of Ilia Conspiracy of the I3lli
bf Jane,: 1849, is d grcaiof blow id u, u Rad Ropubli.
dins than even that of Jurfc', 164 ft , .
Alfr!.Vm e T t^?l'* H{, n- o ’sl b » Rul a ;d ‘»tllrii-.nco at ,
Marseilles; but It totally fulled, a regiment oTcav. !
airy set all right ivjlhoui blow bding siriichl ■ !
4 i a .r • Important jiojloh,
U l / 'yTT ‘l S .Tti-oik; private Sticfclo. |
ry to the Curdinul Antoilh has arrived in Paris froili
j.aclu, and that .he is .(lie bearer of important dca- I
hatches for Ifio, French Government; and al*o of uii ,
hutogroph letter from llis ndlliuess to Louis Nonol
Jeon, expressive of hid regret at tile bomlidrdmbhl of ,
Koine; ■■
t% ■ ' noM»Rs. u .
'Rumors are ogiiln rife tri Paris that'ollic^'Mlnls.
tonal chungcH fire «hori( ,lo lake place. M; Dufauro
and.his Jrieniij Uis ticliovcci; about to retire.
i• i.atlcst pros* pXrisl 1 .
. France,-np’to the luieatadvlccs, wasirandulli ■
Rollin, had .iiot as yol boon affcslcd*
I'l|o;Cbolcra lius declined .in PurU. '
■ Unngary and Auafrlni’ .
U » MURE contradictor? rumors.’ 1
i ' l ' l,c n '' w " i« cnniradiofdry | somoadcoilnfarlv
hr the- advantage to 11,6;; Atislrlar ,s. In-iff, Snnlltl
" l«vo happened.- giving ibe advantage
r'“ *" 3 ‘ r ‘ ll " s ' Jbe Hungarian (leheral, Purezel,
from lliu forlrcs. I ( r I Clcnvnidolni riiaao ah attack
njmn some Aindri.m entrenchments, but «u ulti
mately repulsed and drived, wi|blos», into geterwar
detn, ■ ll.fiwgii .tlih Austrians' ad.dli ffl hjiVhwn
lrnn|ij Milferc.d severely. , uiv.ro ™
') l.ia oilieg iiimlo.wii, blight by & led Jcltabtiicti.
anil 1» assorted to Imyo been a brilliant vietiiry • but
the Austrian aceounls woto evidently not trdslivortliv f
—at least as regard's Ibcir own losses. .
A iiaitAT niTTtfi. ■ , I
i lie kjitilon Rlolie, oftlmevening odlie Q2d snra
h'c have intelligence from Vienna to Juno Jfl'tb;
J he great Mcim is s tremendous encounter with tlic
Hungarians. Jhe Austrians end Russians ore said'
it" 'n d i'i‘i Cn '"'"i' t ' l “ y ‘ ;i lu ? lcJ ' |,a '° lolt "o
isn/IIUM* r “ LU ° Ua nll ". ltc . r of I'vcnly.lbrco tlidu
■i'his battle I,ml ( place oft the Itftli „'M tS(|,; nn
lie large plain, between Kn.ih' and Wblaselburgli it
istcd sixty four linurs., Tito fii.it of- ||,„ Magdyar,
■ m eiKltt thousand. The. were
commanded by-Hnymafl, the Russians bjr RudloCf
andthe Hungarians b# Gorgny/'- i, ' - •
Allhouglt lliotiiwal. cip fi/ IKo IStl.,’ the Vehdrl
of thisi battle has been received In private latter?
Singularly enough no,papers allude tu it. I
file." Llnfd i" of Vienna;irihtnfns. not the Aosl
yistanl,(illusion In it, and another alfalr Which must
not he, oonfohhdcd vyith the above i'a mentioned as
Imv.tog ciccurrqd at Cypna;v j .
, A -brlgadoi,was sent by ffailiilu ft* OldenbiiVg,
tinder, (son. Wyss, in that dlreelioli. Cfcnersf, Wy«»
was taken prisoner,,upd, baroli Gcesncr .killed.—
nchlick sent out this brigade in ,coyer Id's left flank.'
As ho was tndrolling' to Ruab it was beaten on the
13th ult., •. .-m -id
,i Seine repMs rdpreßnl Ibis whole brigade os fin*,
tog l)f,en destroyed.. They say .that Loro's men bare
qt-scrlcd .on masse from Schlik In the Magyars. Wlui
I« ccUuin.CafU of wounded Tor Ihrco days, have been
continually pouring [9lO Preaburg and the places
nboul. A frefth fuoruTlmcnt Ihr6ugh6iil all Austria
is intended.. , ' 1 * . '
i filers from OdenbUrg s/alo dial a certain Count,
U.liamberluln, and others in whoso posses
ion a number pfnnsspoplß of Rclicl part? hufo
been found, liaVopcfcn arrested.
,Tho only inonllurt, or rather allusloh which can be
gleaned from VietJhn tyftb regard to a great
nnUlo rcpoilcd, is in the above. , *
rriynlo loiters any (lint Iho. liattfo Saitf to have
nKcn place pear u«ab. is surmise,'and lliut the do
fbat oftlio Wyss, brigade has given origin to the fab
ulous rumors.
On the other hand Hie authorities maintain (lint
(Ini route oCWjim Wan onff on' episode of (ho other
UUlllOs • • ■
1 ' " STh.L’ ANOTHER DATTL'B.
iJ A o c ?m ° r tlio isili «U., from Cfncotv In 11,0 Bros
rl, "if* tdonlione on affair between the vnnoui.nl
ofthc.Magyars and the Russian a,'within the Gallo,
einn frontier, ol Jordnnoiv. The Hussion Colonel
Mogdon ;«,«»• killed. Two hundred Coinaclin wore
cut off and taken prisoners. ‘ . i . ,
Another letter of Iho 15th, from Crocow, mentions
0 report of an engagement's! English Pass, between
the advanced guard of Iho Kussians, and Bom, with
n force mintboring GOOD, In which llie former was
beaten. . . ■ . .
CIIOLEUA* .
PinUDKi.pnfA, Julj> 10. — Thirty riinoqaßcs ofcliQ
era and' hvflntyidoatha within 31 hours.
Cincinnati, July B.—Tho cemeteries, yesterday at
noon, reported 104 interments, 74 of which were
from cholera, arid tlilrty from other deceases.
Pittsburg, July B,—The Sanitary, Committee this
morning reported,6 esses of cholera and S deaths.
New York, July 9,—'Tho report dr tlio Board of
Health to*day is ISO ohotora canon and 46 deaths.
Albany, July 9.:—lOcaics of cholera and 4 deaths
have occurred during,the past 48 liours.
ft
iiuhd Cotnoo.—Tlio vacancy In (ho Proaldcnoy
6f tills Institution, occasioned by llio resignation of
•lie lion. Joo] Jonen, Ima liiidnihllod ijy tlio election
of Frederick A. Pochard, Eaq<
Unont Island.— Tbo Loglolalureia in adaalon nt
Newport, A rcaolullo'n to Thomao.W.
Boor liU. forfeited civil and; political rlghfa, pjaadif
•lie liouao by X majority—oyca 29, noya 28, but wea l
defeated in lho Senate—ayoa 13, naya 19, Wliatj
dlao could bo expected of Federal Übude laland?'
F,
atal AcciqxNT,-<-Sumuol . Young, formerly proi
!u! , Lm 0 j t ’ ll ’iS Vo,^,in F l . on ■ Hold, ih Philadelphia,
it,.". °, n M° ni M being emailed between tid
ot Hie depot,
junopj
raov
v -. ;. : DECLARATION OP INDJItEJiDKNdB, '. ■ -i' ’ '
*Vo nlnj indebted- 10-Ihd'N.'Or.Pafrlir for iho fol
lowing importanl ImelligenedTroin Mexico i ■
••*¥» PliMco. mbiisli
ut rJ*ir on A’ °C 'W 01 ! 1 ' »'V. in Vliiil. we-iind'
mnnt «, »1 F 9n r “ll* Hid Mowing W
n V±°l , r ,, r ,^ l "=» 'f' 0 .'ho^d'translated from,
iifn'iWfr- “'‘Me' 1 1 dp|lod'rS"to -hale bdirn
printed, JH. this city, (Muluinoras,) wo Imvo'good ren*
,l , wa ? P rlntod on-tho other aide of the
f*vbr,.(j, e 4 | nh the American aide;). i ;
J* DECLARATION OP IrfDEPENi)BN6Kd-J.t3he 10,M 8.49,- ,1
Unanimous declaration of ‘the Seven Northern Stated
‘ Of the Sierra Madre df- AUxieb. , r .
'VViibii, in tHe'Cddt’ai) {Jflid/rjiin e.vcrilsj It.ticborflba
necessary.for one nation ib dissolve the political bands
which unjto.il-td, acperatcly
among lliopdwfi'fS ofilio earth' tlio posltjoii to which
the Ja.tfs of 'nalurb:.ohJ naidro’s God Entitled it, o j
respect for tho opinion of mankind, requires
Jhal f rt’c should stale tho causes whichjinpol it to the
sepcrullop.; ‘
present an<j,past government of
| Me.xido of, repeated,injuries and usurp*.
their,direct lhc-establish-'
•ff o .an absolnto tyranny:over thcsoStaies. To
pl *—* *-n 1,11.
“'Vcar'ctl
li„n ',v r r ? r , G , n °' ing n '° ro Hmn donlinddd oppres
sion, cijicrinshd by new Ibsndd, «b dodlare olirdelyoi
eminent, winch have i|oon,nirido solely fot 'the nhr-
Cihh P °r l ’i'i Phwor of ihouiorpors ol the
b 7 w n o y!E<.«’°‘ | V“l'>roburMlW free! '
1-olh.tfrfl W 11,0 nrm *, en , which have been
lie si! °“ y l ?.?PW.*. n !' annihilate Ihe indue.
d/r,c|vb"'rrcc. 01 ' U ■° r ll ‘° W^»^wea f l!li.rii
T^ur/i—Wearied flint our baioketP religion ctfh.
threatened, by. bajrnnsti. is loitered m its ife- 1
• ond ."“'I
■*«»«#Jho. pebpie -In-tho midst or
Ihdir wide domains, arc denied the rlght-of indivich
ual possession, wo declare ourselves free,'
■ .SlxM-Wcaricd with iho promises which have
been made to ourohildrorij Who anxiously await,in
ourselves r^e"'' ' ’' r ' g '' 1 declare
inf^Ti^T- 1 '! 1 U “* our ”Hod fatlicrs oreisinh.
nj,. g adua ly into, the grove, litre thotilutesi without
IUI3 ollovmlmn, wb deelaro ourselves free, ■
,Ji >gh t —Wo nr icd tliat whilst misery and poverty
preva i(.every where, the usurpers amass purple,and
golil, wo declare ourpelvca irco, , . A ,
Wt A V iti. Ilia national declaration that
slavery should not bo tolerated on our soil, whiio the
domestic service is an odious, horrible and cruel svn.
I cm, and prevails will,out alleviaitoli and without
parallel, we dechirCnurselvcs free, ’
Wherefore we, the people of the seven northern
slttlcs of Mexico;’appealing to the Suprctho Judge of
the universe for the rectitude of „„r intentions, now
solemnly proclaim and declare ■■ that these United
,\TLTr C,C ° ‘"^bpeiident P* That lliey are
nhs.ilvod, from all nllegianco towards the Mexican
government, and that all connection between them
has ceased, is and.ought to be, entirely dissolved—
have ZXhl Iri '° an ‘ l 'bdepondenf slates, wo
r"'tli'io l dooU-
Wo have drawn iho sword aHd thiriivn aWSv ihe
BC Frhln d |‘l' N l°'r’" l 'T, da J' : Ucnlll 10 ‘y.ranld. 1
From the Information which 1 have been nh'lo in
fhhi.. r r rSOr " Wcll ver,oil in tlie affairs of
country, assuredly Worthy of a bcl<
ter laic, n appears that tile monorchia! parly, having
never abandoned the hope of attaining power; hav?
endlesced will, 1110 Santa An.iistS. fh ofder; will?their
eoinbined strength,- to overthrow iho eVlslirlg udinln
isirajtonnnd contend for the'spolls nlicrwntds.'
uou. Santa Anna, whose prrtllre in the Itepulillp
s , always sufficiently powerful, appears to enlmiain
I o design of seiinig ,(po„ this cirtnim.tanee to re
turn lo portcri Winch, in,the dpiniu'n of many, lie will
sucqccd In doing,,and perhaps in-„ ahorlTmc! ‘ '
Stam pp , hr l i l “, t ,l '“ c °mmah'danl-Ooiieral of, (his
il « m °f '° ‘f“P l ‘ emo Government concorniiig
the manner he should receive Gen. Santa Anna anh.
I posing the ease of hi. rival on the.o .Imres,
„'V,' 1 ', 0 "ply of tho government was
, r xuve film with fhe liounre jlrfo a i»eneriilt’> .*
liemtlnn"! ‘ r6a!,, ?ni o,n inclined to he
in falor nf T OrC ft'",* “ fov ° lullon ''‘ll toko place
month, bo » n t ' l " . , Kcncr " 1 ’ at,<l ‘«»t before two
n V 0 w 1 ft^a!n ~e ,n
in l l ',i, U Jipr d , SlalC ‘’ which cruises
Tl.pvp 101,1 “ rr ! vcd "I Sacrafieioa.on the lath,
ri.cre are not wanting those whoalli hole her re.
ncrionl/’i ‘n'T 1 ,0 l ll "’." cw difficulties which many
uS lutel. 0 I ' elWC ' !,,
1-ATE PIIOBI TEXAS.
Wo |io»o fccuived Calrcslon papers (o lilt SOlh
ull., from.which .wo extinct 11,0 following iicms:
»‘h
R| ft & N wl•'««!* “Is.n Antonio;Cro'nV
I Jjo buw, ll,ic pnrtt-uf Llciil Jktav
U n Um„ !'' 1 Wording lo jjio tci?/.’
"l 1 m^v* 0 V * ni P, r ° v V«l,n n d bupinei-H reviving-.
•... , *”‘)*tcrn Jvxnn t>ayn ilml n slrccl /foL( oft. I
“up m“!‘ A“'wK«» *|W*y.' fee Oil. i mt, be-'
In tifi E. M Lane cod VVm.,Owon, in which (ho for-
Th 'T fV , . 1 -T; ou " f 0« ‘lie■.lnner slightly wounded'.
oVclf C “‘ B fevol.cfnoAd flrtd seVcrnT rounds
Bee I’md,info/mnlion, be lal'o
“ 'Vi “ Sew hfraunfeli*,’llinl iho. cholera, has
cnllrcly (llßappciircd from IIW plooeinnil tluuh'o
mlubil.inls wore rctnrnlng lo ll.cir hoiiids. , ,
1 ho Western Texan says |al nllhonghtho oholora
no longer, prevails os of. cpl.lo.nio ol Sen Antonin
coses siiir.accnt; of o virulent character, principally'
unions strangers'. ~ , loiocipany
It oppoem fnntf the Houston Morning Star, of iho
S!" 1 ' 1 J'lot there oro gold hunters oven in Texas. I
t liiy oro Louisianians, and gone an an expedition
Jo the mountains below Slfnta Fo, for that object,—
l icyjiiiil ! nran who donld show'Mho
not ilm gold?, r WW "*'"" y 1,111 M 0 11,0 “cfepheW/Mf
Tlio rpllotying'i,,(Voin Iho Civilian of Iho «?3i|, i
T IrAi'T"*? ?' " r i o?. n “ ns ’ “"dcr Iho command of
Lieut. Neal, have 101 l San Antonio for their stoiion
1 »i«J v • 8 ,0 Nueces river.
Sti* t« «i > . e ? l>T? t ° r , soinc ori,, 9 Interior counties of this
“n excited from the
lC' '“ l “ n organised body of negro
Mured ;"'i V al " nqr ,"' 0 I’ 1 ' 1 " °r llio bolobrofed
to Teias Vno 0 ?* lon r de ‘ l ,l,olr P l *" operation,
late, and'll hi? l,?I?° r Gr . n, W ro “> hnvodiaappoared of
“ f •!«■»
Iho L!?,? s"„y 1 ! a ! " S0r ’ •’“""■'“'I “ Washington, oil
Ti.o Board of rioalth of Now York 1,,, .passed „
resolution prohibiting 11,0 sale of (l.b, .boll fisb.Cmlt.
and Vegetables from wagon*, earls', of other vehiolcs
throughout the city, in tho public; .(roots; square,,
parks and places. - , *
• Major Bliss won the highest prize during tho
late campaign, viz: Gen. Taylor’s daughter; a
Bti worth having. This is net burs. '
O3*"0ld Whity , 'is on his way to Washington
from tho South, Rise up Whigs and show your ros
poet for tho gallktot old “ Wrf."
lion, JlonVy Clay 1 ib* recovering from ah
Attack of oholora.
■ , op a Mother -AND'OHl’i-hWtf.—Mre,
[Mitchell and her ;throe children,, at Steubenville!
Ohio, a lew days ago left home very.mysteriously,
and have all betm found drowned, in Yellow Greek.
When discovered, the two eldest children wore
tied together ahd the youngest to the mother’,
~*;r PHILADELPHIAMARKETt ;
• ~ , July 10,1849.' ‘
, Business gonerallyjlias been quiut to-day, thouglf
some 1200 bbls: supefflne Flour have changed hands
for Bliipinoni; at *4 031'per bbh fur ■Tlesh: ground,
snd 84.44 for sound old oloeli. ■’ A - flirtlibf. bale of
Ryo Flodr at 83 per bbl. Cprh Meal is itbadv in
pneo, with sales of 800 bills,, at 82 73 tier bjib for
Pontioi 1 change In tlio prices of Wheal,
.continues mpderalo t sales; of
40C ? 0^. bl ’ s i‘ cls ?* “ 9F-09.;for.gond,snd prime reds,
and 81.03 aBl 07 for.vyb.llp, ppr.butjlieli A sale of
Bye nt37e. Fdr Corn llicrejias been all improved
demand, npd s 9 .mp 10,1)0,0 .bushels'of tood yellow
f. ol “ 0. 1 par,bl(sliol ; . Qals trotyllriiia dull, andodr
last quolattons aro, nearly nominal. ‘ file; ihailtoi
ponnndcs nparly bare of Whiskey in liltils. and bbla.
_ - , I, .
,] .. .>iAiiKii;rti ■■
iik. M.u ,• aV n"r Conn'., on the 24th uli.. In iho
first Melhmlisl Episcopal Church, by. the Rev. Dr.
J ’ y ' > V ;, fit Lee, Mass., to Miss
Manwah A. liAnnoun, of Paperloivh, Pa.’.
/ .■< WEI)'
A' NewvjUo on. thp Uih uttj/Mf. Jour Vance
aged 76 years and 29 days. '
niff vl* S iT'nit.; Mr/jitt*
agpd, 61 years, .. . 1
aV k" O 6< ‘r v ? <i i pn-vniryasa volimi
h„7„! ' • |I W' *ere. enooriod to the
purying gtpiirjl, in, tho, Borough of] Nbwville, on
the I?t mat,, by-iho Ringpld Artillerists. Mr! Oal-
*° n ,h ° I>onBion lisl - 3l| of
/In Petersburg, Adnms county, on tlio 2711 i j.lt
Mrs., MA»r A Aw.i W »b. of the Rev. Honrv Aurond
in the 43d year,of lie? ego. ... ’
w„..„L Coun,y Treasurer. .■ .
R,f SNOOURASS will be a candidate
X\jlor.Oiun/!/treasurer, subject to the decision
of llio Detnooraile County Convention.
Carlisle,July Jg, 1840, ...
Asslffncesliip Account. ~
ill E account of William Crrtwf rd Fm A „
« g neeofJ.ol,aßyWilwn,h«Vln^^^^d
in' 1 * . . Co “ r . t ° f Common Pleas of 1,,',,-,,
county, said cduft appointed the lirsVd „■
August Term, 1849| for ihe final cnofie,,f tli , „'£ f
and ruib on ail persons oonreried
to appear and show cause why Ihe same sim n l .
be confirmed and allowed by Lid “ 1 "’ 0 '
t-.i : JAS,.,F IsAMBEUTON, Prolh’yi
Prothonolary’s Ofiice, i “"O',
Carlisle, July Ig; iBlo_3ts
Proclamation. , ~ 7
W TWnil i hb | non i' r , obl< ’ PnrnaprcK Mini
mnn n! , ‘ Jud S c of 1,10 several Courts of Uom
mon Pleas of tile counUoS of CunihorUd, Perry a|!d
Co ,9yl r“;: ,n ' < !" d j U!li<:0of stfveral
Courts of, Oyer and-Jermmer nud Gcnerol Jail Do-
JohSVt” T T'l"' “ nd Ho «* Join, Stuart and
Juhn plondcmn, Judges of the Court of. Oyer and
l.eranncr and General Jail Delivery, for IhoSvof
oil C9pttpl>and other alienees,,ih the said counts of
Sss^awsssaSa
hi h' V n ri,n, l J. cr r‘ <,| " J General Jail Delivery to
noon, to continue nno week. . m tiioiurc-
NO TICE is iherefota hereby iriVon to lli. r.,.
S2SS3SS&s#
Carlisle. July 12, 134 0. J
<’•'•> Summer Ctroccrioil '
T *• mV- ■•«Mj d/ocoif Wes,
Or o oc^io S !in
•„ - i , ]Loa <‘ Si<s:ars,.
f'llier m Ihe loaf, crushed, .sifted or pulverized
Simablo fur all purposes at llio low price of kn
ccnh P CT and oll.er while or Soft orushe
tbs#?** f*S?
. . BVoWii Sii^ai-s,
' ,„ P Rio & Java Coffees.
J^PP c Ki JMsptcty Ctnnamun, and all olhprsnices
- »sa
V *.■ Money, is Molasses, ' ■ '•]
f° SM Um * •& <>«
f ,i^ a, '2’“ nc * p, o ®™-*" C|»iulle« of nil
„ j ; . Salmon, Shart:
I ! l rld ifcr^ffVretail, ~. .
■ Aif»ri^x^r ! *• °™**
bawasg ±a- •■«"■'••■*
orß 10 W«»8e, il Shall bo our ol.jnnl .to mnri"
Carlisle,' July 12, 1849
' F , ino “'"I Fresh Teas,
1 I E subscriber bus Just opened an ynlt're bew
seleolron ot BLACK & GRKEN TEAS
he Inis selected /run! the well ItnosVn Tension) of
the Messrs, Jdnhtiwol Philadpljihlar The assort,
muni consist of lfyson, Gun
powdurandOalouif Teas,(ranciful names oiriitiodl
and are neatly paired pndsecured m £,}, &li ||,'
metallic nnif paper, ‘qualities vs v!
n? m prices from 37j to 1,25 per pound,'and from
Ol ' r " !!t ' nU , !nlre " ,iv '' (l in »l>e sellinff of these
lehs for moro than two years past, we have fea
son to beitevo wo can confidently recommend tliom
to ourcuslotnors and the public, ns superior toanv
other in our mntltet. J W Viiv -
Curlislo, July 12, 1819 *• ‘ V I<B •• ■
Olass ami <inocuNwm*c»
ALAUGIC and general assortment of slags
bowls, lamps., dishes, pitchers, fine fluted
mim and bar tumblers, Jelly glasses and other
glassware. Also, China, Liverpool, and Granite
I ea eels in variety. , Also, plates, dishes, bowls,
cups anti saucers, pitchers,custards,pepperrnuns.
roffee and lea pots, sugar bowls, cream muirs,i
sailad bowls, chamber, warn, .and generally oil
other, articles, of Liverpool, Granite and Common
ware, in store and for sale* by .
Carlisle, July 12. , J, VV. EDY,
i
Oliva Oil.
Tl? l i Y n^ P r ,i r r a,, . 1c1 ” of fresl ‘. borclepli*
oil,J r6celvlld " nil for Bala nt tlio
T “nd®w!(S^wp x ® *■ °f TA , n
?r0, , ( , ) w hop|,l.. g cough. &c. Giro |f a W a l. aL yTu
will Qcknowlcdgo U liss no onu&L ■ ■■ '
■ I Prepared' only at. tlio If. E. corner of Fifth' and
Snruco elroel., Phlla. . SOW In CaHl.lo l.y J.rae. '
i* Joining. ' ) •
Ju/y 6,1840;
■AfrVBR'mKD iW THE **VQLUWTBKft , | HY APPQI. f
I ? w »^»W<hefoaUffieo
SQ h ■•’-■• J M’Doriald Thomas
{££**■
gifcfe si»,fas-:'
Boslor John Myers John
M, Jrt n ß r UC M’Caleb Joseph
1!:©“'” ; tr^4 ric,c
BoZ l?h .| r | ,Baao , M’Cord Johh
; t I’ M’Nair Samuel
Brentzer Samuel , Miller John W
n.T,' „ Mucelwee’Efrurri ''
Burns Edward 2 j,; Miller p s . ; ,
Chpedinsl Harriet’ ; Millard. James
Cahada Tompson • ! M’Codl Elijah
r* ' 1 Niohdlas Frincls j ‘
Caldwe 1 John , Heirs of •■■ i
r l ir SC l’n ■ p , h ?• ’, Ninniger FfedeVlck
Colher * Brothers , , TellonJ W
r™ne"n 3 M V Parlis Adelmh
Chandler George ; Harlis Mfs Adline
Comnnn Benjamin ; Rough Peter
Onllier Jos E:, ..• U ude> , G#o J
Pohura.vv, liam D.VV Royal John ■ ,"
Dovinnev Mrs Jane , Rail, John ~'
nnni U | r °r/ e< , le ' idl SUdd W m ri.fesn" ■
n’J, 0 ... ~ Bhewman Baviil v
Cowling Catharine , Smith. Frederick
P.ur John , Shade,Sarah E
Dillcr John,. Mis* Sarah
Eliolf dainoa, . . , Sldvonson Jdsinia
. ... :m -Smith Miss Margaret
Cahy & Kissmgef - Smith J o l m II Esq ’
| hry Martin Smith Bavid 9
Pivler Rebecca Shaffer John-.'...
< ’ Shainbranch RehcJca
»• .. Whop John / ...
(»raliam William *6SvviVard Wm P
Miller William’ JM. tsleyensdri Wa'fner C
I ra r.’ ", i, - , J Seidel Christiana M •
l.iun Davids, j Shelly Ephrahaih
I | | i i) , .;heinp ! e,r,Sarah. Steiff Charles
o/per George 'i.'olbtM Ihfemlaft
- . ssafcr
Hartley Thomas&cr’J . Tail
Heirs of , , J Tanigor (Jeorfro
Irvine VVnliam Gen r Troitp John *
Ileirsol*. : _ J . Tlmmma Peter ,
r"a ’ C^ r "? •V,. „ r„ Torhet Allen S ~ ’
lordan Nathan ~; , Uhler George , ■
{/^ r , n S nZ ' }Vslls Elanora ;
{V 'f } fi’.W Washington Samuel
e y r PI 'on>“3 Whiteman Oalharino
Mly Leyt Watson George
Kerns Charles . Wealeom Catharine
Eeib Clir.slian or i Wagoner John
Walter Christian jr.J. Wise Henry ir .
Lehman Jacob VV W'arliel Elizabeth
Lunke John * Wyant John
t , 'l?l’ er . 1 William While Priscilla
Leidich Widow Yartells James
LolirJohn : Zigler.GVV
~ A. HENDEL, Pi M.
i.\llho public that has met with such unnWlcd
success, esDj.aouje’s On,**™, DuaXS
Mnvingbeen' htft.dr.r,years'before the public;find the
1> criming small when compared with most oilier
medicines, ycj.th.y have worked their way into cv
cry.Slatc in. the Union, and Canadas. ’J’hcy have
absolutely hfconio tho slapddrd Medicine df ll,e day.,
I hey are purely and «o adrphahjy com
pounded that w ion taken.in Imge do.es.ihey speed
y cure,acute diseases, and (Vilen InKch in small
j doses they operate like a charm, iipoli the most deli-
Mmlr'l ler | ? nd l . lnvc rai ?ed numbers from
their beds when all other-remedies had foiled. Wo
LurV 0 'n U ‘ ° r ll,i> man y niiraciilous cuics
cllmed by the use of said Pills,
‘Spinal Affection. —Anna Wood, of Rutland, Jof
fersan CO., Pi. Y., was cured, after she had been con
hued to bed 0 years, with’Spinal disease mid Ah
seess of the Lungs. The bill of her regular. Rhysi-
lnS ° n ° f nlll " unlcl * 10 SMO,
Scrofu/q and'Nervous DeMi/y.-Mrs. Down of I
C ay, N. Y., was cored of Dyspepsia, Nervous dc
,i.i, f ana Surofuloua affection of me head, after-she
Usd been confined via, months and nil other modi-
Cinos had failed. * •
r Coupl, and dinaumption Cured -Wm/Donliy,
of I-iekcrilig, C. W., was cured, of a severb Lloiigl,
after lie had beoii confined to his bed fora longtime
and was given up by tho Physicians; Jfe had used
|mo«lof the cough mediums* of ihb duy.nnd wus
supposed by his friends and physicians, lo’|jb in ilib
| last stugo of Consumption. . ,
■Dyspepsia. —A. B, F. olf Syrrtcdso, IV.
Yu i was of (Dyspepsia. so severe os riot to bo ,
nhlo to work for two years.
. WnvJSmithj'of Grucmviclf, Colhn., was curoil of
a severe case of Dyspepsia, Coslivenm and Ner
vous Dcbilltr, of years standing, oiler expending
mrgo sums of money to no purpose,. b L . O
Weeding Piles.— Asaph 1,. Leonard,’ of Avon,' N.
V., \vus curedof n severe cnee of Bleeding p|( t . s 0 f
,111 vinilu-r of yc;.is standing, after useing d variety
(d nlo medicines without cll'cct. 1
. Mis. vyiniainsoni.of Uolli|chnm, N. J.. v*as nfllic-'
ted for thirty years with, disease of the chest olid
stomach, 11 few,doses of these pills cured her
...John Darling,of Weslford, Oswego co./r? Y I
was greatly honoliited in n com of Asthma aild dli
fieully of breathing,,hy uso of these pills, ,
.JSeoereeqsiof ll'el/tm; of KfardwielV,
tilsc”o ci/., IN. Y,, was cured of a severe case of
1 ilea mid extreme coelivoness, of long and painful
duration.-.,, Who, would, but sacrifice a few shift
hugs ,to ho relieved' from','so distressing o’ coin
plumt. ,
Win. Moclihrldgc; ofSodtiV Point,'Yawn's
cured of Cough, Nervous Debility, am) genual de
rangement of the digestive organs. ,ilb hud hcon
('sick for years,and Bjieirt hundreds’' of dollars to
I got relief, but to no purpose,,on(Jl was so disoour-
I aged ho could hardly bo pursuadod to tako tho
Pills. j
The above are oil capes in which oil other romo
dies fulled to cure or give relief. Many of tho same
character might bo published if wo had space.—
Tor particulars aeo tho Botanic Institute, whlcli : can
bo hud of ogonts; < '
J.,w. uuV,
Dtiwins p* CoujitKiifkiTA,
Aslhoro.aro spurious. Pills in circulation exiled
Oriental or Sovereign Bolin, bo euro to. coo before
you buy that tbs. name of *• PR. B. L.6OUPB &
CO. M id on the fnoo of iho Poxes. Nona others
ettn bo, genuine. Wo.nru not nwnro (hat any, who is,
making a spurious arliclo has yot (Inrod to make use I
of our.ngme; but.somo bf thom have had tho Impu*
dence to imitate our boxes and copy our Circulars.
Certificates, dec* Unless tbo public ore corofdl when
iHoy purchase they will bo deceiv'd.
The following persons, in this county, aifa flgrnts
for tVo, above Medicine.' .
J. C. Ac Q, B. Aftlok, Sljlpponaburg”.
Wm. Bnfi, IVowv|/|o,
JftcolvHoflclbowof, Nowburg. 1 •
Joseph, L.,8/ornen MiUlin township^
Perry «fc OrlalUdb, dpi
John Ernst, do/
,A. Cntbcan. Shepliordslowni' ■ "
J, G. Miller, Lialiurnl ; .
C, Mollinger'f Taycm, Rloughstowci.
A; 0. Norton, (Mbglauchlln'o llolulS Cnrlialo.Pa..
General Agent for Ponn.ylvanin, Maryland and
Delaware, to whom nil order, ehould bo addree.Vd. •
Carlisle, Jbno 29, lBi9.~Gm.
OF■ LETTIJRs;
To ‘the VoterspfCumberland cOtihiyl
Tr E^ L ?.W-CITIZENS_I3, e In R . solicitedby a
Xmimber of rnyfricndH, 1 offer myself as a can
didate forlhe ; k
••'vV OFFICE OK SHERiFK.V
at ihe ensuing election, and will be thanliful for
your suffrage?.' Should ( be elected, 1 hereby
promise to perform (bo duliea.of said ofllce failh
, n y 'r ; . ' i OHN Pi HUNTEI?.,-
‘ Carlisle, April 5,1840
ITMEKT.
To’the Voters of Cumberland county,
r^i^flZEKS— -EnoournpcJ by nuracr
-0 ri( ) n^s ? Ihercby'olTcr tnycclrio yotir con
siderslion os n Candidate/or f lhb : , •
, .OFFICE OP ISHEfttfr*, ,
of Camheriand coUniy, di Iho ensuing general oici>
lion, subject to.the decision of ll\o Democratic Coun
ty. Convention, Should I lie nominated and elected,
f plcijge myself,to discharge tlic.dulics of said office
will; impartiality., DAVID GIUSWELL,
' Smppcnsliurg, April, U, 1849
ty’&KityWAflit CihitißcHdiid doUnfy.
CITIZENS—I offer myself to Tour
JL conahleiatioh ae a Sandidalp for (he , ' .
OFFICE OF SHERIFF; .
alrhjccl to the decision' of. the Democratic- Coaniv
Convention; Pledging mysqll; in the event of ray
nommaimn and election, to diadhargo the duties of
loolfico to ilio beat'of ‘my ability,-
: Andrew Roberts. .
Juno 19, 18 4d'
VoUr* of Cumberland county .
PIIIiLOW-CITIZICNS— .I offer myself lo ybiir
i. oonahlerplipn jis acapdldale for lltS '■
. - OFFICE O'l?
county, at life ne*t mnewrejce
lion, subject to the decision of Ihii Dontoofntife
County Convention. Should Ibe nominated end
offeM' 1 * f |pd ? ?o ,n .V Be > r , o discharge the duties
of said office w/lh fidelity.' • ■.
DAVID SMITH; ;j
Carlisle, April 5i 1849
To the Voters of Cumberland county.
FtLI.OVy^C’n'IZEIVS—At (lie solicitation, of
many friends I hereby offer riiyscif to ydur coiisido
ration aa a candidate for tho '' *" "7
OFFICE OF SHERIFF, :
Sion Of nI SU wl- BC ?.'’ ral o ' e<-iion ’ aniijcct icf 11,0 deri
1011 of tho Whig County Convention. Should Ihe
notninaied o.nd eldeiej"! promise, to dUchorgo the
duties yi(,.tho oraco ;with , fidelity and'. humanity, 1
thorofore p aetfully solicit youV support,. , . ,
Nowville, April 1 iS, MuU Alt ’
To the -voters of Cumberland county.
, FELLOW encohraßfcd hy a
IhrTho" fi! '” ill * > 1 om:r m > olf hao o B anilid«(o
OFFICE OF SHERIFF,
of Cumberland county, ai.((io dhsuing general elec.
PodTf . U r CCI l °r lllo i leci,ion ° r Hio S D’emoiirutic
,dne, i l°T C . lon> ®' ,O " U Ib ° nominated and
li 1 Fndg. o myself to dischbrgo tho duties of
said office with impartiality. 1 therefore respectful:
ly solicii-yonr support. J. LONGNECKER
rVonnlcyshorg, May 10, 1649. ■
To the Voters of Cumberland county
riELLOW-OITIZBKS-l offer myself to' you,
.F consideration for tho.' /
OFFICE OF SHERIFF,
subjcol .0 the nomination of the Whig County Con
vralinn. Should Iho fortunsio.cnough to bo elected,
r! 111 dl f l'? r p th " ■'“lies of the office with import''
ality nod fidelity. - vr. . , . 1 v
pr, . ... noUfiftT M’CAJITNEY.
Carlisle, April 12, 1840
To the Voters, of Cumberland county
a SSS IZENS -' h ™">- «®'
; OFFICE 6F SHERIFF,
of
d, “ c,, “' eo 1 du,iM or * u
W m ’ J D'oNAL'DSON.
Wcstpctfnfilnn'o’ ip. April 12, 1840
' Carlisle-Sulphur ~^aj~
.15 ,r Springs.
THE Proprietor respectfully intoim, hi,' Wradi
JL' putdic’Rcnernlly; that ho is prepared to
accomodate commforlly a large number of visitors
and boarders. ' - . ■
The Spring, ore 4J miles North iif C«rli,lc,‘Cn'm
hcrland County, Pa„ situated in a healthy „nd ro
mnntic place. Hot and Cold Dell,, f„ g „ o j ordor
and every accommodation'may he relied on. ■ ’
w n p ,„ cobnman.
N. B. Good Heck, ,n readme,, for tho Siding
at Handle * or Hilton's Livery, Carlisle,
Juno 24, 1840*^-6«
.1 • . A CARD.
The. tnuDr/iKG iMi' white shi.pher
SPRINGS, ailunloil in Onmborlaptl county i*a
in o piclnmqna portion of file inonnlniiiF.,' niul ffiiiln'
imlM nbnlrpf JVoiyvjllo, Jiao recently boon IJiicJ up
wiili ncjy.natf t'ommrulloiis l.uildiilgn. ,
~ Thooiibßcribor having provided Irlmmjf with'good
Copk« and waitnro, hopco by close and poioo'ipil op-1
plication to business, to'bo qbli (o give general satis.’
facllmi to nil who,may favor him with n call.
. A linn oflfack* will nlwoyo bo rcoilvnl thplVew. 1
fill o Han ol °n 1110 arrival of tho Cara lo'carrv naaaon.
gers to (ho Springs, . 1
May 31, 1849—rfrrf
A CARD.
will readme tho practice
Mot inn law in llm several counties (Ot/fnbnr*
land* Pdrry nnd Juniata,) l orifis lute judicial dla*
tnet. . Any -buMneßß. entrusted to liU Vmro will Ire
promptly attended,to* Mfa, Hun's cor.
nnr roopi« North Ilanovof street, immediately on*
poßitn tho Uanft. 9 *.
CMrlfsle, March 8,1849— \t
... Dit. j, k. siurrtt, . 17
n9Mdqi>ATnfc ;PIIYBIUJAN, ros"p<)rir,,l|V
tenders his professional services to tho citizens
oi Uarlisio mul vipnnly/ ...Oifya in' BnodmuM 1 K o w.
nozt door to Justice Holcomb's,.where hp can ol all
times liefuund,,wiipn mu piofeasionafly engaged;
Carlndo, Juno 7, 184tT— if
' J. M. PAUKCIt,
A TTORMIIY A'p LAW, Oflic.o in North Unno-'
XI oorstrool, in tlto rooirif formerly oceupied hv tho
Hon.. I*, Watts. ' 1 ' ■
March 22, 1849.—1 f.
. , BLOOMFIELD HOTEL,
Ulooinflold, Perry County, Pn;
HENRY D; WOODRUFF.
. May, 17, 1840—3 m
“Illicit Sales and Small I*roflts.”
rnilEi RED FLAG CLOTHING STORE, Smiili'
_L Ha never, atreel, lielgw Benlza.’ atpro i. (lie place
to buy tiinliifin;ibio rfyily Clothing,Tint Cheap,
oat Clothing under the nunjannw-aellhig ulllio above
fatoro. From S 3 lo dTlnchea Clnlh DroaaContaatssso/
worth 91.1 j do. *7, worth 815 J aupor.Frehoh wool'
dyed Blank, nt 89, worth 830 j Panla fidm 81 Si to
80i Jlaok nod Figured Satin Voela at *} St), worth
. '— . , - . May 3,1847.
Itcfres|tliy g Drink's.
ROUSSEL'S MINEKAL-; .
Sparkling nnd bright, '
■ . In its liquid light, • ,
wq not only sparkling and bright—bul fur it, flavor
it ia herd to beat. . , i
iJH'K e ? a , inacod t ho tWpli.
fu'.u 0f 110 ” c ,” , . 0n ’ m °y lie hod, together
with tho nhovo.nntnod Mineral Water, nt tho Wholo
nnlo nnd Hplnil confectionary of P, MONYBII
Juno 14, 1840 - ‘ '
May 7,11810
Wm.ChamJlef,
James Donaldson,
i Gen. Chandler,
Jas, JJntlioiu, . t .
Franklin Darbef,
O. O. Cramer, -
Elijah SwHior,
Daniel Rif«,
J-tV-Kim*.
Levi Snell,- ~
John Cr&tgi . (
John Deeiiicr,’
Thomas Edic,
Allen. * ’
Wm. Darkness,
(John. JJn*vm«n,
DlrtKJ^SON 1 . '•
Robert Linn,.
. N» Middleton. •
Win; M. Henderson,-
'B. Middleton.
Robert Given;’ .»i ,
John M.Good) Aa't.
John Kelly, ..
• Monroe".' •.
i Michael lleliahoom.
C. & P. A. A til,
Hopewell. "• '
Robert Quigley,
, John Loughlm,
j Newton. •
Jacob An, J
' SobriiA M Ptok,
Mpj Conyer,-* . %
J.WORTHINGyotf ,•.><•
Appraiser.'
._ The f?. rc B°ms pctaona retuiiied io tha Count*
Treasurer, will coll for their licences! onbrtetoS
* , ’lo Ibt of July, 1849. . ;
e6bERT ttOORE/
County Treasurer,
SfollcetoTax-paycrs.
UI9 provision! of tlio act of 1844,.any
U couniy paying inlo il.o State Treasury the Siaio
J ax levied on aueh county, prior to tlie 17th of Jul/
I n any year,is entitled lonnaltalenioniorSji'efctlnt;
on (lic amoiint flo pQid t |J , ■ j ..y . : ' ■
TIIO undersigned;' Cainininlanw of'Comlierlsricf -
County, |o Wpw. of (he above provisions consider if
equitable. and proper, that those who by ihe'prompt
puyjncnl of their luxes prior to l(ie above date, enable
the Jreasurar lo pay over thu Sluto lux, so as to re-*
ceivo Iho aforesaid abulcmcntof 6 per cent;, (ho be
nefit of which haa hitherto been fiiijovfe'd b$ the cilu
zens pf. the county goncrai!y J v. B (,n U (d bo allowed’*
deduct ori oP IhiiC ampunl by Ihp
adlhorlzed the dlftbrenldoHeciorl to make Mid abaft l
mcnirrctri Ihc.Slute (ax, in all base* where the Slate
and County lax U paid to the collector before the lfth k
day 6f July, 1849, when said abalementshaU omoUitt'
to ono cent or more, no fractions of a cent to be cre
dltQd/.. - . ..\ . ....
Slricd illq act pf 1844,. the ,Comqi|as|oners’havei
npid iho Slate :tox of, this county .annually lb the
Stale, rrenqurer, wjihin the limb prescribed by lha
octi.snd ,lhe cpUn.ly fou,, r.ccqiye.d l(ie .benefit of an,
a.b9lc;nent : of 1 5 ,ppr cqpl. tlicr l bqn..but tq pied said
payment they huvo fonnd it necessary.heretofore lo’
appropriate a ( part of the county, funds, to meet iho
deficiency occasioned by c[ul;nguenl» t until the bal
[ahee of thq.Slulo tax was collected, h therefor*
becomes necessary ,10, require .the paymebt of both*'
Slate and county to* lo cnlitio the payer t’otbe afore/'
said abatement upon lho aforesaid StateTai : -i
Tho undersigned therefore confidently anticipMo/
(hat the above arrangement, and the further induced
mcnl of enabling Cumberland equnty to maintafn thd
character for prompinosa and fidelity which she'hbS
acquired In thu discharge of her obligations to lh«(
Commonwealth, wll| inducaove'ryciiitehltKiisofiarfea.
their Slate and county lux prior lothe ITth doV of
Jul y* lUNIEL COBLE.
; 1 JOHN WELL,/. • :>
v '
Attest—Wsi. Uttxv. hfi?"'*
Commissioner’s OtQco, ‘ ;>
Carlisle, May 3,1849—3 m |
. Estate Notice. t
T, ETTE(!S ofadmiiiistralton ph ihqMlofo oWm-
IA-i 1 d< * d -' Jsto. of 3il«er Spring,township/
Cumberland county, Pa,,'hsvc loon graoltdAolhosiifc
•ccllcr icing in said township. AH (/orslns Jnrfehlcdlo
said,estate -aro requested to inako.fmmcdinto pay,,
mcnl, and those haying 'claims will present themi
properly authenticatedfpr settlement ho,- ‘ , ■ ,
i ■ J : i JOilN TRfMBLEi, Adni'r.,
Juno 21,1843—G1» ... . . ~1
'Non’icr; ■
A PPI.ICATION, will he made at. thencit session.
£L of the Legislature of Pcnnsylnitnio, for an o|t«r-(,
nlion in Hie charier, of tile Carlisle Deposits Bank, for
ns to confer upon the Institution tlio rigUis old prk,
alleges pi p Bapk,of issue.
By order of the Board ofjDirecfpra. ..
CarU.o D erosiie^ dU “ ;Cl^
Juno 30, 1840. . J... . . I. 1
I , i„ „ t dissoii;tio!».
I'TiflE partnership, befqlo/oro .e*ifling Jiejweeii'
i. Iho.undcrsiytipd, iij onrrj jn(r„on (lift manufao--
lure of brick, line been dissolved, byipulual
consent., The books .end, apcoiir.ie' are (ft fbrf
hands of VV. I'atk, wind is nulhor/zed i 0 scale
lie same,, VV. PARK.' t
o: HAYS. ‘
Cartfslc, July 6, IBJ9—Si.'
I (Stilling Off at Cost!
THE a.Qbscrljw fVhow soiling q)| his stqpk of jyii ' 1
Goods at COST, for (.nab. , l’c:aoqi wishing to
iny ouuhclr money to odyqntago WiM ulpoßOxaUand.
examine, my stock, as t ba*q n and general as-'
aortnvtit of Dry Gqodf, which la m iUsirquß ofsHU
n»g for-cash. ~,U is impossible lo cniujieraie the dlfJ
fcrcnl ktndlof, goods, .-Bulric6 \i tq fin* (hoi I has®
a full .qsfottincut..of Cloths, Onsslmcreß; Tweedy
Summq# P»6ds for pnntaluons and coals, Calicoes: ’
ICinghnms, ami Dress Goods for LadicB lt Curp.elß, |{qT' b
laiery. Gloves, dtc. Purchasers arojnvlicd |o«oll at ’.
■ho “Ueq Hive” in North Hanover street, Carlisle*
a.AVcotfLfiV
SCOTT COYLE,
July 6, 1840.
Observe TIUs.
pyp(?.HAWS)nS arc, notified A, Coy la la del*
X lermlned to sell his JJ^rpg^%
(jingliama, J’ipsufco; npd Cj»ljcof,B of,«yc^y s .'
stylo and fljiulily, without rnpari) Jo cost, persppi.
wonJing pny of the above goods will fliuj it 4 jotjbelr .
adyaiitugo to call npd oxaminu for tVe (lieaieolVcs.
.OarlUle Juno.2l. . ....
miIJOS, WjtW'COODS, BPQPi^c,;
AT,IIA VERSTIOK'S old established Drug ’
Rook Store,-qp Nprth Hanover struct, a ( n'«w, : .
supply of Di*U£S anil raedioihos, fresh apt] coiofilltv'
■aeledfid, together with a rich. vnrietj and' extensive'
assortment of Fancy Goods, Uooks, Perfatnea, 8oan« "
CutlJoryv Gold and SH.ver fctia (\n«l Pripc;)*, Gornp
llua’ SjilcniHil Pa r\ot Estops, Gifandola* and Flow.’
er Vpsea, Etljctlaj Oil Lamps. Prulla ,ai)l jUftnfeo-*
. tlonpry, and a yonply of other articles ,whleK l{ {■
impossible to .ojiupiemte, hot, coinptiefnff tK e moss
[ftplemljtl (lisping pier offered in
<•;■» corpojponJihgly chc» B , rfli. .ft.nllon, of.W
pU friemle anffcpilomcr. nml Iho putOc gener.llT -
is pftrtlctjlprly invited t,o his pr.caent stock, will*
which, lhf*y canrtel fall lo hb pleased.- . ,
lB4O. S-W.HAVERSTrOfe,-
W. -or. caiman pr FIT T ii.p nisp »»»»*«,; . , ,
CillllßLl, J>i', * ,
2FFERR for sale on tho moil- rec.onablo term. 'll
Utga aaaorlinent of choice Drug, and Medlcini. 'i
WvP.im. oiu, Jcc.j wUlf tha mot? 8 a
Oi Ino Patent Medina. Alin, an elegant Ua&H? ■
raant of Perfnrneryiflnllal, and ShavingVffi/alSfc
■"f °' e Tn\ 11 “, ir D . ve - H«lf Oil. in fftkt vaitau
Whl’ N |' ’ 1 o ,° lh ’ F1 ;" h a(iil Cloth Oruatiai!’7
Whlpa In groat _vanely, Unihrellaa; canc..Pbrk*i
i.?’ 1 ”'; 1 "!' «»' 4 i rnkatahda, Motto wafer, ahd 1 '
Sonia, rin? wiling and nolo paper envelope..
lor., Pino Kplvea arid Sclaaora. Ra.or .tion.'ip«£ + -
cywjup. Card case.,. Fancy boioa, Cotnellu.' P«ur
opt J-nrd Lamps. Globe, and wick., Lard Oil' Sn.rm' i
“ktoralvo ofVtt’^!^an*'v
Domestic Sogar., Tobacco and Snutf. ■ ■ VLiv u*“
(.all and examine the .took—h’o 1. prapared (*'■
olfor Indncementa to purchased'(tf ca.hf' <’ "“ '*l
. Curllalc, May 10, J54J,. , 1 , j yj
U'-h.U'i • Appraised
AFy Distiller*,. fcaji
county, as dc
net of Aisembly, passed the 16l
CARLISLE. .
Edward Sliower,
Henry Barniu,
Win. Alexander,
Wra. T.Phafer, -
Jacob Low/ ;
Kinds.
whiskey
Quits
27,000
*obn Hannon,
A. C..N6,rtqn,
10.000
12,000
0,000
whiskey
63,000
15.000
27.000
iuno 29i 1&40— 3t
JAMES rtEMiwo:
HENX '
iibg, HouW.i irt
lopsided by mo pi per
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. 1800
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