„, '
toil ctini&fc'RMNb'AND perry counties.
X »lio ii’ mee'tln'g bf frbm eabhScliool
Dlsirlol, College, and ACiidbniy. nridronß from each
Seld'dt"BdlJool 'ltl'-: the- 'calinliCfi of.’CumbeHand Und ;
Potty; (o : '»KHorn'ble-'fn'tbd Court House, in Carlisle',,
dn AVednesdrfy the I0lh;of Dcceml)cr, J849,,Qt livo
©‘dldokjiPi M.; r to choqso delegates corresponding
the number of members in lho Qeuerai ..'Assembly
p Stale Contention tip 1
be held in.HarriaburginJaqUary next, and if llipugiil'
expedient' to;.adopt sucli .-measures us.may .bqst prb>
mote tlid cause , Hn-,
-';Al|.llip.'Teaohers whojinny be. present wl|l bo in
viledUo.-sU, in-said. .Convent iqn as’ honorarymembers;
' . r,, - JAMJSS .HAMILTON, ■ '
Pco t eri}bor,o,:lQ49. •
Ilo:fpr/t|io : iiQii|(tays t
Kriss JCingle's : Head Quarters,
I'.-r.■, r : ..CARLISLE, PA., .
ISthoplacd where country merchants ant} the, pub*
:liC'in gencral, wjll find llie largest and; befct.os
sortmenl of , ;
’ - 1 ConfccHonaricr ,-r
, .-JSj -
ftVcr ofTorctl iii*this county',' rnaiiufdclurcd oFthobeiU
rWdlorial csprcss'y’for tho Holidays, and Will be sold
or retail tit tho Old Stand of the ailbscrlber
tforlif Hanotcf street, albwdodranorthbf thdßatik,
to call and 'o'xamind for them*
impbasible'to mention oil* the
. Uu would ..also call attention , to, a Jorge
of Fruits and NuU pf tho latest-importa
tions, constating of ; ' i ~i : « .1 ,
, OR ANGES,;LEMONS, RAISINS;;: _
Pigs, - Proenw, (drapes, l .Citron* Dates',■Almonds,.Eng
lish W-slnatr/Credm Nuts, Filberts, Pen Nuls,Co
ioa'lfctflf, «kft }■ In'J&nnettion with the above he has
Just received'a larugbosottincnt of
arid Ajiicrlcnti* 1 .
' TPilys & Fancy Goods, ;
consjsling iif p.ut of. fine French Card and Sewing
BaslteU of entirely new patterns,' Fancy. Boxes of
glass,".W ; ux arid other Doll-heads,
Kid nmt Jojliled, Doles; Basket, Bell.Bono, and oilier
Itatllcsi Games and l’uzzlcs of the' latest slylej'Fur
nituro, lea'setts, and nine In boxes, fiddles, guitars,
pianos, nccordcou*, hanncblilcaps, drums,'guns, and
other articles of war, Glass.and China toys, mantle
ornaments, Tools in boxes, .woolly dogs, wagons and'
wheolbairrowa, cradles, Noah's- Arks, masks,
marbles of all kinds, fancy soaps, eolougne, ox niar*
row, shaving cretun, hair niid clothes ‘Brushes,' &c.
lie has also on hand n prime, lot of FRESH GRO-.
CBRIErf, consisting of Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Mo*,
lasses, Crackers; Cheese, Spices of all kinds, nhd In
fact all orlieliis in the Grocery line) which will be
disposed of at rates. ‘
, Orders from' a distance thankfully received and
promptly attended to.' * • • { P. MONYEU;
Carlisle, : Deu-'6, 18i9t -
Sarlin'# Union Magazine.
TIIE ACKNOWLEDGED BLACKWOOD OF
AMERICA.
K N impartial press lias awarded to Sarlain the
X\_ credit, of publishing the best Mugirzino in Amc-’
ricu. The decision is founded upon the established
fact that he publishes better and more varied bmbcb
lisinenifl than any of his rivals, and Unit ho pays for
original contributions morfUhan all his competitor
combined mid iicrteo has secured authors of the high
est repute in America and Europe.-
Sipgle cuptet 25 cents. ....
■S p»|a copy $3 per annum, and a premium uf either
. v’ames K Folk, \Viiliutu Homy Harrison, group o
i' Family,’Geucr»l;Tayjur, Benjamin
WcsVprdlcijry'Clay. Either of llicsii engravings U
worth alone.t!3..
•• Two enpiis $5 per annum; and cither of the abo\c
* premiums' lo cnch subscriber. .
• ' Kivo'copies $lO per annum, and art extra Magazine
.aitd,anti c»r lire premiums lo the qgelil (It person gel
ting up lire club.'' ,
Having made arrangements wilh Ihcptlblishcra for
copies of thu. celebrated mezztitinlo Picture “The
DcaCjj lied orJitliii Wesley,” wd make llio Idliowing'
' MjfJEUAL OFFER. ,
One tifllio Magatlno one year, and Ilia Won*
toy Print, swldt’2o copies of the Wesley Print, and
0 copies ofSvifcj|«** Union .Magazine fur $3O.
Romcmber,l®Mfcpfr«efllbns are not from worn out.
English Vlai«et-™PFlrom a nyw plate engraved in (In j
highest stylo o,Cfw« ! ftrt. : Tliohosending (heir money
Catly .will imprcßidons. J .
'ft , OFFER. EXTRAORDINARY!.
Any now siducribcr sending uh $5 prior to the Is'
lB5O, shall receive in return full seta oi
(Jjrlnln’s M rguetno for 1810 and 1850, and lw<
yotdilios of OlmphelPs Foreign Monthly Magazine,
and the Washington nr Taylur print, thus securing
Upwards of 100 engravings for $5. . , , •
The past town sending tho largest number of map
. Subscribers for the year 1830, priut to (he Ist of Apri
next, with ; lho ndyance payment,.\v)il| b.
entitled, tfhilU lulho.Bamo ndinber of Sl.ulainSi Mn
gaxino for.l ho year ISSi, For the second largest
list ouch, sltbscribi'f will bo.entitled to one of our
premium pl.i|e>f.'-‘ Remember tlibso plates , are' of u
-nlurgo site and'snliablqTiif a parlor ohihmcnl,'
’ Persons wishing to gel up a club will bo'supplied
aVpcelhiciv imbiber* by .wflUng for it and paying the
postage* : t
■' Terms lityarldbly In advance. Address,' l - :
■ ■ .toIdSAIITAINACO- -
: December ft, 18 jO. • -
!fhe Leading Periodical in America
GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE FOR 1840.
A'; NEW vuluiiio'iiT'ltiU magnl.'ieenl Magazine will
XX bo commenced in .January, 1850, 'in a style o.
remarkable' nml unuqu-tJJcil beamy. Numbering’
among its cuntribdtoVs (lib best. Anihors in Uie'eoiui.
try, the'proprietor*-iiltctlU adding lu tlio ui(ruclign»
■ whlol) !gliHUr'(p a si l lien of pluti/s which
will rurBiir|j4tfrf,'in. jioini of eieellcnco' und beauty,'
any thing wiileh'Miij'y be fiirdl'shed by any 'publica
tion of, u similar charactcr'in America. It' id m.l
aayitig too much to assert that Iliu now yohimo vvil.
Commence.with u pot feet blaze of literary and urtis
tie jighl, mid the ascendancy tlniV acquired ahull' bv
fully, sustained throughout the entire volume.
•••ftREMIU.W.PLATES, 'The publishers liuvo in
preparation u number ul'uxqnislle {tlules designed a*
Premiums to new subscribers; Among those may be
mentioneil uu engraving of perfect bounty* entitled
“Christ Ulessing Litl|o Children”'— another, “Idea ring
Iho Saviour id the- Tomb'V*ahd*ycl another, u splun>
did Portrait uf the Into distinguished und reverend
bishop White., Resides,-thepe, arc the Reverie, an
ongravlng by on eminent English artist, which hue
bcou'Conildercd, by all who Imvo aeon it, to bo one ol
(ho moat bountiful specimens ofarUvor presented by
any Magazine publisher, und a complelq series, of
mcztoiinl poitrails of American llcruci. . '
TERMS/ For. Three Dpllars, paid In qdvaiicc,
wo will furnish iho Mogazlpo and either of the above
prints, or a act of the Portraits, at iho option of the
subscriber. ’ • ‘ * ...
For Five Dollars two conics for one year, and a
copy of either brtho above Pr|nls to ouch subscriber.
...For Ten Dollars five copies forohb year, and bno
fW extra to the'Postmaster or person forming tiro
crab.and either of the above Prim*, dr a aclof’thd
Portraits to Wich eubecribfff. *
• Far TwuhiyVpotliih', eleven copies for orti year,
And oithoi of llio above Print* or u set 'of Portraits
to each {Subscriber, and bno'.o'tipy extra to tlio Post*
matter or poriop' sending llioolnb, with a copy pf
the largo Print ns an additional premium. 1
' Any person'tarnishing tljo names mb
•orlbcrs'or Uptfart/s/witlptho advance payment,shall
bo entUlod, to a complete copy of W, 11. Graham’s
‘American lHntorical and Blogrupliloul Library,"d
motl vulunblo'worl}.. >
A PREMIUM OFFER. The Post Office of any
town m t)ie Union,* from Which wo shah, receive the
F roil |, fiB t nuinbeV of subscribers to Graham's. Mijga
iota B year 1 between the Ist'of January,
2850, and (bo Isl uf.January, 1851, (the Magacipoln
bo mailed to stiolr Post Office, or to subscribers
through If,) shall bp ijntllidd to a conllnuahco of the
whole number of thb gratuitously, for
one.year after Ihd tixpirdtibh br’llio’ year for which
their subsorijHlons shall havd been paid. Th 6! Mu-
S*sine will bo continued on, either tothoeobsoribers
thointolves, or to tho agents through whom we - may
foooivo the .orders - for quantities, dhef fo‘ whohi the
package or packages may be directed, or to botll, if
there should-bd bolh iti .ilio same town, us tho caso
may bo,, i 4 „.d. <;.• ■'{ u';
1 ostago on pli lottorl to bo pre-pald;. ‘ Address'' ■
,HTi SAMUEL D. PATTERSON Sc CO.,
w '.-.W t; '■••••JVtf.oB ChtinUt St.fPMla.
Dcoombcr 6,1819. ' i'!
l/ady^s; Book l ,<i:t,t : , ■.
fo 185 Os if ar, lsu arA s 3 t »a t ,p’p.lB4S, and exceed
p^a*ZINEaPAST,'Pnf;gp I ST l AND.TO COME.'
.tn advuncQi'poeiagc jpaid, ."
MAQNIFiCIJN'i' jfe J2XPENSIVE.PREAII ti MS.;
OUBaC[iII)ERS lu a club, or v ,ing)o »üb«Sriliel-i :
’ .“'l”, 080 different chgriivlngii. ' Onheopirone
yenr 83, with unyiwo of the .following splendid‘pro. 1
uiimn plulesfi .‘‘Death bed of the Rev? John Weileyi't
“Wesley preaching ip the Qwonap'.AmphUhhutrCt’**
by Wisdom,” “General Trt.iddr and
n ” hiloy,” “Likeness of theßer. John-Weslcyf’-
*‘Do of liis qoduborer, tllo Rev. John Fletcher,’* the
last two though separate flngravipga,' wo count only
as ono premium, . -V “J ~v ’
; Two copies, for, ssj anti Wo above,prints, to'
each subscriber, .. \
‘ Five. eppipa for.slo,-arid oncxlra copy of the. Book,,
and, any two'of the above .engravings to,the .person
sen'dieig the' cllii),"’' s '
.. ElcVbh'ctiplcs for sdo, and an extra., copy; of the
Book, and any.lhreo 'ol the above engravings to ,the
pcrflOn !; aoirdin'g thbclilb, ’ L ■, ' V
’ Any'pbrsfyi sending $5 ‘ln 'advance, subscription
for T 650 ontPsL,'will bocHUUcdlo' any four of the
above eilgi'tivings.' ■’ '■ ■ k ' ’
MORE AND 1 OFFERS,
.For, 830 in advance, ten copies of the Lady’s Book
-Will be sent; and.a copy pfeliher of‘.the. above .rang,
mficent prints sent lo.ciich/subacriberV They CanJ
in .‘all cases, select jvhlc'h.they'plonso.
• For 830 we wilfsciid too copies of tho Book, and
thirty copies of any of the above engravings. -
Single numbers of llii;Ludy*s 800k,‘25 cents.' r
*. bbovo nro lifrge'sizcd;, parlor prinlsi The
“Death bed of John Wesley” cohluinVinariy portraits;
“Wesley 1 preaching in the AmphiihoatroTbontuins
hundreds of-figurca, And cost 81500'to engrave i(.—
“America Guided liy Wisdom’’ is a Very largo line
engraving arid coat 'engrave It.' “General:
TayloKund Old Whiloy" I. oticortho.lnrgeal'ofthe
General Taylor prints, nnd is engraved frenr ah orig*
mill palming, at a Cost of 81000; Tho honds of
Wesley and Field,er are of a good size for' framing.'
Premiums are only sent when tho'subscriptions urd
remitted direct to the Publisher. '•
■ Tho Lady’s Book* Tup 1850 will contain several
hundred good'engravings; ' > "V
.Poshulißlers rfhd niliers sending Clubs will oblige
□s very much, by having them nil-addressed,'!d onb
mime. It is no inconvenience lb them, and will bou
great favor to ua. ■
PllßMlimtKTO.Tllß ToWJfS skNbISU TllEf tAlldES*
. NOMUER OP SuBSChIDBRS. -
The (own sending tin the largest number of mull
subscribers for 1850, will be, entitled to the Lady’s
Book for JB5l. gratis; and tbp next jri number, cacll
subscriber sliull have any and of the' above plates. •
* . - • L. A. GODEV;
lid Ghisnut St;. Philadelphia,
’Dcfcdinber'CriSdOi. i
Moiuitniit Laud for Sale*
r WILL offer the undivided halfofNlNETVacrds
I of Mountain Lnndj lulo lho properly of Andrew
M’DnWell; ddc’d.j (being the interest Of two of the
'icirs) at public suio, nl the Court House; in thb 80.
rmmh of Carlisle, on Saturday tlioSOlli day of Dei
ccmbur noxl, »l U o’clock in the forenoon. This
land.is well limbered, and lies in Crund’s Gap. Tho
•iew mad 10 Lambertun’s Saw Mill, passing-.nearly
| liruugh the Centre of it. Ilfs bounded by lands of
PaJion &, Moore,, A. Lambertan and others. Terms
nude known on.tho day nfealo by -
WM. IL MILLER,'
•m . ■ 'Atfyfor (too o/ the ifcirs.
.November a9 v lBl9—st x , .
Orphans’ Court Sale.
priE subscriber will offer af public sale, under nti.
L order df‘Orphans’, CoUri, on Hnturday tho 16th
lay of December, at'2 o’clock P. M., on the
.uvtnisesVtho following described real estate, to wit:
; A tract dfOrafral Lnhd} shantd ht EustPennsbo*
'■ough township, Cumberland county, about ft mild
‘r.un Pairview, bounded by'lands of George Marin'}
Jacob Kicholhergor, and others, containing •
64 Adrds & 36 Perched)
.ill of which is cleared land,, except, about 4,acres,
■laving about 5 notes of meadow laud, .The improve*
j&Midkk. Piculs are a one nml a half story LC)G
4??™ HOUSE.LOa BAlltt.Cofu Crib, Spring*
olid - Orchard.
eSSSsIsI 'l'lie terms of sale are—sloo,td bo paid
•in tlicnJay of sale, one half of the purchase money on
ho Ist day of April,-1850, when' possession will bo
'i'Vcri,and Iho balance hi tWociluol annuel payments
vlthout interest, to ho secured by judgments or re*
togpuance. , . JOIJN SIIEETZ,
Admt, of Jacob Kui/Jfiuan,
Novcmiicb. 22, 1840
yAIjAUBIiE FARICC JFCIt SAWE^
subscriber’, desiring to remove west, offers at
; private safe, the valuable firm bn which he now
resides, minute in Dl'ckihpdnTowpdhip, about half a
nijo west ot v Dafni:z? mill, and adjoining properties
.r Sumuel Sowers, Tobtaa Sil'ca, JoJm Peffer, and
illiers,’containing -
"117 Acr es, ’
of LimestoHo aml'Pitiq Lurid, about 70 acres nf which
ire cleared, and.ln u good stalaofcultivation, the’
rc.nnii.dcr'ia well covered with valuable limber, such
as Oheanut, Ouk, und Pine. I’ho improvements orb
»« uJ LOG JEWELLING HOUSE.- a
IstsWa n c,,un . l *f OI,FC * ?./ J OG DARN (with.two
now VVa^bn.Shed, Corn Crib,
House, and other out buildings. A
■•pring ol excellent water is convenient io'tlro dwel*
ling, and the Yellow breeches creek, a’never falllnc
dream, pusses through the property; There is also
In Apple Oich ird on the.properly, of good healthy
trees. - Also a,largo and valuable limestone quarry,
from winch u largo portion of. the farm: has recently
been limed, The limestone, no this farm is. lues*
huurtil.UvMid,any quantity of lime can bo burned
Irnni the s.inu*. ’1 hero is also on this property a
valuable. UtON ORE RANK, bom which'there lias
recently Wen taken u largo quantity of valuable ore.
A full dofOriplien of (his properly is deemed on,
nceetsury, Thoso wishing to look at (his farm, are J
respectfully invited to cull on iho.eubscriber.icsidlng 1
■ m thynainc, st ho-u ill laku pleasure in showing it to
. GEORGE ROUSH.
November I, 1819—Gt , / . . - ’ ‘
Tiivcrii License*
NOIICL is hereby given, that 1 intend to apply
at .iho next term of the Court of Quartei Sessions
uf Cumberland County, for u license,to keep a tavern
or public house in the house pnw occupied by Chun.
.M’Glaughlin, in the East Ward, in the Borough of
G«rlLlc. ' . . JOSEPH HEISER.
Noveptber 29, 1819—IK*
Wo Iho undersigned citizens of the East Ward, in
the Porough'of Carlisle, in the county'of Cumberland,
do ccfllly Unit wo arc,well.acrpiulntcd'vyllh the above
named Joseph (lelscr, that ho Is of good reptile for
honesty and temperance, and- itr 'woll provided with
house room and conveniences for lho accommodation
of. strangers, and .-travellers, and that audit inn or
tavern is iiccysaary.lo accommodate the public und
entertain sirangors'und travellers. • *• •
Jacob Zug, « • • Kobfe*
Clms. Maglauchlin, ; F: Gardner, ' ' :
Gco.’.\PP«c , y t ' : R, M'Carlney, * ,
M. Unlenmb, Edward Shower/ ’
Jrm. K. Smith, -• R. Cernmnn,' -
Jolrn Monro, - ’ j OBC pli Wlllon.
I J. D. Bratton, m; ‘ .
T RECpVHD' at the choopstoro, a grout va
J ncty of oli colors of Woollen Yarn ). also, Long
mid Sil»aro Shawls from tl to jMOOt very .cheap* in
deedt-Mous do Lalnoe, Ginghams, Steel -Beads and
Tassels, Purso Twist, Clasp*, and n greet variety of,
Woollen Hose. A, «fc W. BENTS!;.
November 1,, 1849. *
Ground Alltim Suit,.. '■, \.
A Tonly $1,371 P* r sack. . The. balance of our
£\_ lot, to dose tho concern* will be sold for cash as
above, Apply at the Tea and China sloro of; *•
S, W.EBY.I
November 8, 1640 1
JOHN W. HEKDEL, Oculist,
BEGS loavb to inform his friends and the public,
that ho has again returned homo to Carlisle, and
will bo happy to servo all whu may desire his servi
ces in Dentistry. Office in Ifurpor’s How, next door
to Oulhrio’s watch-maker uhop‘,
•Nuvombur 1, 1819~3t; , •
*p\U. > JAYNE!B Family Medicines for sale at tho
U Drug and Variety store of Henry-A; Sturgeon,
register’s Notice, .
■\TOTIQE U hereby given to ull persond Intcl-eslcH;
IN that the following accounts havobqbnfiledihlhU
office f(priexuminalion‘byt|i&TaccdUnianlBi\ltci , eiri
nanfed,,and.will be. preaentefl lo.lhb dfplmOa’Gbiiri'
of county .fof Confirmation, atid alldwi,
ance, on Ttleadiiy, ihp 16th day df Cpcombprj lS'iO,
1. TJ)o accodiil of Ge orgo. Zili n, Jr., adminislra
tor of DdUmfind;, GfpVq, laio .of the State "of
diubv:' ’ V v V ■
‘‘B’. Thb;'acb<Jbhl df Gdorgo Brlndlc, guardian of
Ernalino Hurqor. *■’ '' ‘ ‘
3. The rtcc6uni;bf John Lohh, guardian ofßcnja.
min arid Charles Spiscr; - ’ ” . >•••
‘ 4. .The accouhldf Andrew Blair,guardian of Mur*
lha Holmes. 11 . - ■' ■
-5, The supplemental, and' find 'account of John
Peters;>Execulor of'Jacob'lliirmsh, late of South
Middleton,township* deceased.' .
. 64 The account of- VVilliont,Greenwood, Adminis.
tralorof John, Greenwood, late of.DicUipson township,
deceased, •
7. Tho. final occpunl dr.William, Pulton,one of
(ho administrators of Henry C. Huckeli, Into of the
tho borough'.of Now,villc, deceased. ‘
• account of David Brcnlzcf, administrator
of Catharine Elsrbdc, late of ihb of Shlppcns
burg;deceased. • . : ,
: Tho account of Gbor'go H. Bucher, guardian of
Ann Elrza'Mutecr. .• - ■' • ■ ■’ : *
. ■lO. The account of John Sprout, administrator of
Beinjnmio Eberly, late of Hiiinpdontownship.dcc’d,'
11. Tho account of William' Kcr, guardian of
AddinoFulvvilcr.-> • .. ’
- * Tho accounl of David Slerrclt, administrator
of Samuel Dyserl, lalo. of Mifflin township, deceased.
. 13. The account of Christian E>ilor, administrator
of Jacob.Fuilor, late of Mifflin township, deceased.
14. The,account of Wm. M. Bcclem and'Samuel
Sonsoman, administrators ofAdam tongsdorf, late of
Silver Spring township,’deceased,
15. Tho account of Jbhn Moore, ndminlslraldr dc
hdnis lion with the will annexed, ofJohn Moore,lalo
of Dickinson township, deCefised.'
* ’ WILLIAM GOULD, Resisted
BfeGlSTKk’s Ojfrcß, ' I -v V
Carlisle, Nov.
DRUGS! nitIXJSI
I HAVE Just received a fresh stock of Afeilicincs.
Paints, Glass, Oil, &c.» which having'bccn pur
chased with great care at tho best city houses, f can
confidently recommend to Families, Physicians,
Country Merchants and Dealers, as being irssh and
pure. • .•• •
DRUGS.
Patent Medicines*
Fine Chemicals,
Instruments,
Pdro Essential Oils;
Herbs and Exrtacts,
Spices; ground or whole.
Es enccs, ,’ . •
Pcifumory, &c.
Cod Liver Oii-^Warranted GenuinCi
DYESTUFFS. •
tndigocs,
Madders*
Sumac,.
Albmi
Log and Cant Woods*
Oil-Vitriol,- . - ,
Copperas, .
, Lac-Dye
PAINTS. ' ,
~ Welherill A Brother's Pure Lead* Chronic, Green
and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Jersey
Window Gloss, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Copal and
Coach Varnish,and Red Load. Alt of which will
bo so|d at the very lowest market price; at tho cheap
Drug and Bookstore of ,
S. W. HAVERSTICK.
Carlisle, Nov, 22, 1819
fEW ARRIVAL.
OF FOREIGN DOMESTIC , HARDWARE.
JACOB SENER has just returned from" the east
ern cities with a new assortment of Goods, which
ho is now opening at his cheap store,* in North Han
over street, next door to Glass* hotel.
Oils, Glass, Paints, Copal, Japan, .
and Black Varnishes; of extra quality; Nulls and
Spikes,,Walls’ Bar Iron, Cast, Shear,’Blistered, Vnd
Spring Steel! Imcks, Hinges* Screws, 'Planes, Saws,
Chisels. Augers, Axes, Knives. Fork's, &c. Shoo
Fnidmgs of every description. Persons wanting any
thing in the Hardware lino, would do well to give
* call, as wp nro. determined to sell low for cash.
Tho highest price will bo paid for SCRAP IRON
and FL at the store of .
‘ Carlisle, Nov 15, 18 ID , JACOB SENER. .
. BOOTS AMD SHOES, '
AT PORTER'S SHOE STORE, opposite Uie-
Methodist Church. Mon's Kij. Brogans, Men’s
Thick Brogans,. Boys! and Youth’s Thick', Bools,
Women's I,;i(jo Roots. , , ,
This work has boon manufactured to order, ox.
pressljr for lire winter, and is warranted to be boiler
than any ever sold in Carlisle. Constantly oh hand,
a general assortment of the. best quality id' BOOTS
SHOES, BROGANS, Gum ' Shoes,' Rulfjlo -Over
Shoes, Sueks, &e., to which the altcntioiiof buyers
is solicited. WII, M, RORTEU.'
November.ls, 1849.
Now Oaoils & Cheap' Clothing.
THE subscribers bavajust returned from Rbila
doljihia with splendid assorlmenl o( Goods for
genllomen’s wear, with which they intend offering
great inducements lo the oili/.ens of Carlisle and
surrounding country. They have on hand an as
sorlinenl ..
CLOTIIIIVUj
■ such as Dress Coats, Clonks, Ovcr-cna(a, Vestsr
Rants, Shirts, Uosoms, Collars, Under Shirts,
Drawers, Gloves, Stockings, : Silk ahd'biher Cra
vats, Rocket Suspenders, Huts’,
Caps, Ttunke. Travolling Rags and Uinbrellnsi
all of which they intend selling at a very small
advance on city cost, having for their mono Ismail
profits and quick sales.", They wish it to bo nn
derstuod that their olnlljing. is all hiilmitifclilred
under their'ovan superintendence and np( ip ihe
oily, hence they are enabled to'warrant every ar*
tide they sell. , > , j ,
Having an experienced cutler ehgngHl in their
establishment; they qro at nil times to
make lo order any,article of clothing in a neat,
ritshignnbkyund, substantial maimor, and at niton
notices ' • .ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON//
iWM Itanuvcr $l. opposite Manner's Store,
I Carlisle, Ocl. -I, Ibid—3m. *. ,
Fli'O Insurance.
PHK Allen and Euatpennaberough Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of Cumberland county,lucor
porMuil by an act of Assembly, is kotv fiißy/pf
irpnizud. ami in operation onider the mmvagemont'
ofllie following commissioners, viz ’ ' ° *
Jacob Shelly, VVm. 1L Gorgas, Michat* Cock,
lin, MulcTtoir, Brnmiomarr, ChrUtiury Slayman,
Simon 'Oyster, Jacob 11, Coover, Lewis flyer,
Henry Logan, Benjamin 11. Mussor, Jacob Jurk,
Samuel Frowoll, Joseph Wickersham.
The rates of insurance are as low and favorable
as any Company of the kind In tho-aftne. Per
sona wishing 10. become’ motnhei's hro. invited to
muko application ;to the amenta of the company,
who arc, willing id wail upon them' at any time;
JACOB SMKLLY, iV«iWen/, ‘
Hcniiv Logan, Pim President. '
Lewis' Wvßa. iSrcre/flry.
■ Mioiiarl Cocklln, Trcasureft
November L 1849. ' ‘
AGENTS.-
Cumberland, county—Rudolph Fortin, N. Cum*
berland; 0. B." Herman, KingaiownMJenry Zear
ing, Miifamnnstown: Robert Mooro ami Charles
8011. Carl Isle; Isaao Kinsey, MQchaolcabprg; Dr.
J.AhUChurchtown, .
Xvrh county—John.sherr(a.k, :Liaburn; John
Bowman, Duisburg; Paler WolfqrtJ, Frfinklln;
John Smith, ,l2aq., .Washington | ,W. S.Plcklnir,
Dover; Daniel RaflVnsbejger, J, VV*, Craft,
. HarnVmrg-— Houser'ifc Lochman. .
Members of (ho company having Policies ohom
x (^ roo,ln haveihoni renewed by making ap
plication to any of thVagnnts. J t
notice.
A will ho made ai the next session
.1 i l J'®Bl # iuluroof Pennsylnnnia, foran alter
otion In the charter of thd Carlisle Deposits Bank,bo
hb to ebnfer upon the Institution- the- rights and pri
vileges of a Bank ofiaßUo,. ;
By order of (ho Board.of Directors* - •
n «■ • * W,S,ypßJßAN,oaflhi6r.
Dopoeitcrßank‘,7 - * ■ •
Juno 30, 1840. •’ 5 •• ; v
MAOKARKL Fresh No. Iv3&3 r Mnokorol
hi sloro and for solo by: :■*. j, \y,- MV.
Cheap Clothing Stbrcii
Great Bargains! .
TUB ,auliscriiicr would respectfully inform his
friend.'and tho public in geltenih'tfiat'ho bus re
iiip.od bis largo and extensive assortment of
lecndy-mnito Clothing:,
id lho'rooin 'rcceritly-occupied as a store'by-George
W*. 1 Hilner; oh'East Main street, directly opposite
EUioU’a Drug store, and within two door® ol Ogilby’s;
store,.where he will keep constantly oh hand, all
kinds of ‘Rea<]y*mndc Clothing, and everything per
taining toigentlemcn’s wardrobes. The clothing ho
bfiers for sale* is made tip hr his own shop, .by-Expe
rienced workmen, and under his own supervision.——
He .feels: prepared■ to ofiur great bargains
Clothing lino, and to test this fact ho would earnest
ly.invite lha citizens of this county to give hini a
call, and. examine the qualilyof his stock apd his
prices, bofore’puichasing. elsewhere.
- w ,l^Bo * heretofore, continue to make, up
all kinds of Qlothing according to order, and those
who prefer,it; can have their measures taken, ami
their garments- made Up to their plcasement. Al
wpyson hand, a,large assortment of Cloths, Ctissi
meres, Sutdncts, Vestings, dec,
• -Don't forgot the plbcc—directly opposite Elliott’s
stortfj and iyithip,two doors of OgilbyV
/NATHACf HANTCII.
Carlisle, Npy 227 1849—dm ~--T:rr~
HOOK HERL i
■‘ r ' : : O v M : JGAP
THK eubsqiiiiere IraVe Juat completed llieir pm
,chases.of. Fall,and. Winter Goods. Tholr stock
consists In part of-OLOTHS and Crissimerbs,
Vestings IrOm $1 to $5 per yd.J Cassinpta, of-all
; colors and Trimi While* Yellow, and Ued Flan
nels; Kentucky jeans, Velvet Cords; Deaverteens,
Calicoes by the. cartload; Ginghams,. Mous de
Caines, Merinoes, Paramatta and Thibet Cloths;
Coburg dloths, Alpaohaa, Fancy Mohair Lustres;
Checks, Tickings, Domestic Ginghams, Canton
Flannels, Lindseys. Plain' de Lnines, in pinks,
ht-own, niflhine, ond black, for 18$ els. per yard;
Mods de Laines, Thibet and Tekcni ■:
Shawls,
Lnnjtf ShdUls frpm $3 to $10; Silk and Linen
Handkerchiefs;-cotton* woollen and Cashmere
Stockings; Irish Linens, Gloves; Cloth, Glazed,
and-Fur CAPSj Gimps and Fringes; Ribbons in
variety; combs, woollen stocking Yarn, all quali
ties, colors and prices; 'Steel Beads,* Pulse .Twist
and Clasps Purses, Scatfsi Green Baragei Table
covefs orlinpii and cloth; carpel chain, tabic dia
per, crash'and linen-diaper, edgings and laces,
and a £6od assortment of trimmingsi lower than
uSuali • ! ... • , ■
GlnmShocs,
all slies it ml ‘prices; Umbrellas, Carphts, Queens
ware, Hardware, Groceries, &c.
All the dbofre wo purdhasod with gold and sll
ver,-and;Saved about IS per dent, over those who
bought dn:crediu Call arid examine our Goods,
we are determined to sell them at very small pro
fits. . A. & VV. BEINTZ.
October: 18j 1849.
Fall Ury Goods!
JdflT (IECKtVED AND NOW OPENING
, At the New Store.
Corner of Hanmer and Loulher Strata, opposite
Wm. Leonard's old stand.
" THE uriileisigned- respectfully-informs his
frieridafindtUe public, that he has jnst returned
Prom Philadelphia, whit a large find carefully se
lected assortment nf ' ■
" ’ Npw Fall Goodsj
consisting of an extensive vnrinty. Every article
will he sold at the very lowest prices.
, Mttua de Liimal —All thomost desirable styles
of neat figured, and the ties! shades of plain h ue,
mode, scarlet,'pink, green, crimson, &c.
Jliclt Figured Caa/imcrea! —A complete slock of
elegant stylus which will ho sold at very small
profits.
J)ress St/Aa/—Urocpda 'figured,' plain, chanoe
able, striped gjucc, and (he most superior qualities
of {flossy blacks. .
, ,('JtftngcnJi(a Dfftn np.d B)aokMaTiuUaSi4lin v lhe
most fashionable article for tho fall, .
6Y//c Fringes Laces, Gimps, Boltings, Collars,
[Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
Fall and IVtriler Jlibbntia % Of every quality, and
ut all prices, .Also, a large stock of elegant
Staple Ctoods,
•which have .been .selected with much tdte’, ahd
wilt be sold hi very great bargains. Our assort
ment of Cloths, Casstmcres, Vestings, heavy pan
taloon stuff, Flannels, Sheetings, Tickings, Ging
hams, Checks, Muslins, Table Covers,
Napkins, Drillings, Linens, bleached and un
bleached Muslins, &c., is very large, varied, and
complete. Also on hand, a well selected assort*
merit of .
iIOOTS- JNI) SHOES*
for men, women, and children, at lower prices
than ever, ‘
GROCERIES in all their vnrietyrvrz: Sugar;
Coffee, Molasses, FeKin ’Fen Cdmpn/iy’seolebru*
ted Teas. Spices, &c., and the best quality ol
Carpet Chain. ‘
N. W. WOODS, A'L
; September 27, 18 J 9. s ; ’
GROCERIES FOR 1849.
ANEW supply of choice Groceries,embracing
C'offeea, Sugars, Molasses, Spices, and a lot of
Green and Black Teas,
with ul! iho:oihor variety of articles in our line,
equal, and probably superior to the Usual varlo
tiesj has just been received and opened at the store
ofllie subsoribor, whore ho will bo pleased to of
fer them to ids customers and friends Without any
advance frqm former prices. The.public havuuur
warmest thanks fur ther encouragement extended
jq Us, anrf we indulge Aid hope that wo may be
favored with h continuance of tho same’; •
Carlisle, Oot 18, 1849. . .J. W. EBY.
Sew liauitEßY.
M US.NEFF respectfully announces lo the Ladies
•of,Carlisle, that she has utioned ut her store
iivxl.dour to the Foil Ollicc, u splendid assortment of
Fall & Winter Millinery.
oftlio latest und most fashionable styles. The goods
have been selected with gredt bare, from iho bust city
lioutfes,-ntit! sho'oun'assuro her customers that they
areth* LATEST FALL FASHIONS. Iter slock
consists of every variety of Velvet, Foncy Silk, and
Sut.ii) Bonnots, Children's Hats and Caps, Liidlrs'
Dross Cups; together with mi assortment of FANCY
HOODS, embracing in part of Feathers, Flowers,
Uihbuns, Bonnet Cups. &0.. Also, Dress Goods, such
as SHk*, Turc.Sulins, Brochu und French-Plaid Long
Shawls, 1 Motts, in great variety, &c.
Bonnets altered in the niustnoal and fashionable
manner. Having engaged the services of a fashion*
oblo ( Milliner from (he city,she hopes by strict atten
tion to .business, to please all whumay nivor her with
t flail. . Mrs.M. NEFFV
Oarlitile, Nov. f,
Drug uiul Vui loCy Store.
TUB subscriber respectfully announces to (ho pub
lic, (hat ho has. taken that well known Hand,
lately owned by James Fleming, on (ho corner ol
Pitt and High streets, directly opposite the Mansion
House, whore he will keep constantly on..hand an
assortment of DRUGS. M&DtoINES, Paints. Oils,
Furfamery, arid Fancy Arliclos, which ho is deter
mined to aelj low. Having engaged tiie services of
an experienced Druggist, he. flutters himself to be
able to giro general, satisfaction to d!|. .
Physician* and ttouniry Merchants supplied at
r ducod prices. . HBNJIV A. STURGEON.
Caiiialo, August Ifl, 1940.
; IKflokiiFs Farina,
A new article prepared exprtssly for Fainilieg t lli>lth,
add Ealing Moueet,-
INTENDED for Puddings,. Omelet, &o„ and
unequalled 1 for Gruol, Thickening Soup and
Gnvvny, nnd-ns r> substitute ia preferable to many
other ariiotuß now in nso—being very delicious.
The only \V»y to Judge is (a try It. To bo had at
the store of ; . •< .< . . . ■ J. W. EDY. "
October 4. 1819 -
f\R. ThwhuemlV Saraaparilla for sale at the Drug'
jL/atoro of Henry A. Sturgeon l .
• August 10*1841) " ’ • • .' •
Ti'emoitdoiis Arrival
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
At the Cheap Wholesale and Retail Dry-goods"'
' • ' ' Store of
: Arnold & levi.
THEiY ndwopening
in North 'Hanover street,Moors north of the Car
lisle Bank and oppositeHaverdtick’s Drugstore,
.the most extensive assortment of Fail end Winter
Goods, ever brought torC'arlisle; Among these
goods may be found ajbeauliful selection of
: Ladies Brtiss Croodg,
plain, black and changeable Silks* silk striped?
figured’, and embroidered Cashmetes, sraall fio’rd
and striped Delaines; In gteal vattetyl plain, black,
rind changeable Alpacas; Mohair Lusters, plain
and figured Sack Cloth, BVenth-Merinos. Parri
mattos, : Worsted plaids, bonnet satins, ribbons,
Brussels Laoc, black silk fringe and belts.
1 SHJIfVLS.~~Ter\ieTSi, Thibet, Moua de Lain,
and plaid shawls; Moravion, Lamb’s Wool, Al
paca and Silk. Hose; Gloves and,Milts,
, CLOfHS. p SaUinetls, Ken
tucky Jeans, Velvets, Pilot Cloth, Drab and Bea
ver Cloths, for men’s overcoats and sacks*
Boots & Shoes.
Wfl It’aVe added to our .immense'.'stock of - Dry
vooils, a large assortment Bools and- Shoes,
vhich will be sold very dheap at tile store of Ar 3
old Levi,
September 27, 1849. - .
Second Arrival!
CHAIILES OGILBY, respectfully informs the
, public; that he has commenced and will be open
ing for some days, his SECOND' PURCHASE of
i?all & Winter Ctoods.
His.stock at .present is very large and general, and
with tho addition of his skcuxd pdrcuxsk, he flit
ters himself that he will bo able to please all those
thot wisli to. lay out their cash to a good advantage.
The stock consists in part of a Very extensive assort
ment of
liadlefc Dress Goods*
a valuable, assortment df WINTER SHAWLS, of
the most fashionable fclylcs; French; German and!
English MERINOES, Coberge; Paramctlas, 'Alpa
cas, and Sacking CLOTHS 6f bedutiful qualtties;!
French and English now stylo Cashmeres, Mous de
Laincs; Frcndb, English; and American Chintzes.
; Also, a very-general and handsome stock of
Cloths, Gassiuicrcs, Sattlncts,
Kentucky icons, Kerseys, dnd a great many othef
kinds of-Goods for-gentlemen's wear. Ono Of the
lorgost slocks of White and Brown Muslins, that
has been, in Carlisle for several years, which waS
purchased before.the advance in Cotton GoonSi
Also, a full a.id complete assortment of
Boots A Shoes;!
which will be sold si the lowest notch) logellicr will
a large stock of Picflh Groceries.
As lively trade and small profits is tlio oidct of
the day, wo «oy come one* como all, and secure for
yourselves good bargains.
Carlisle* NoV 10, 18^9
Siewvllio Academy,
Select Classical and Scientific Scqool,
Newoille,-Cumberland County, Pa;
IT. Is confidently believed that few institutions offer
greater inducements to students than the i.bovc;
located in the midst of a community pioveibiul- for
their intelligence, morality and regard for the interests
of religion, this Academy can effectually, gi ahJ its
members from evil dnd Immoral influences. Advan
tages are likewise offelcd to tlio'so dcairi sg to pursue
the of the physical sciences, surpassing those
of most similar institutions.
Those having sons bt wards, and Mishina to Semi
them to d Seminary of learning, are respectfully soli
cited to visit Newvtlle, arid judge of the ub outages
for themselves, or, at least, procure a circular con
taining full particulars, by addressing
JAMES HUSTON, Principal:
• NowviUc, Pa., Aug; 23, 1840—ly
, Plainfield Classical Academy.
Four miles west hf CdrlHls,bettbee n the Neieeitl
State Riuid and the Cumberland Vdlliy Itaihodd.
SEVENTH SESSION,
rpHE Seventh session will commoncooh Monday
J_ llio filhof Novb’r. 1949. The number of students
Is limited, and they arc. carefully prepared for Col*
lege, Counting House, &c.
The situation predudostho possibility of student*
associating wilhlho vidousor depraved,being remote
from town or village,.though.easily accessible by
Stale Road or Cumberland Vdlleyßailroad, both of
which pass throughlands attached to tbo institution.
TERMS.
Boarding, washing, tuition, dec.,(pot sobs.) 856 Otf
Latin or Greek, . 5 00
Instrumental Miisifc ,10 U 0
French or German ' ’ > > 600
Circulars with rofoiohccsi&c.,furbished by
R.K. BURNS,Prindbai.
October 3,1840, ! y
WATCHES!
j6L . Grqatiaduccmeuts to persons ifl
tfaut of a good Watch,*
LEWIS R. DROOMALL, m 110 Nort/j 2nd
street,’having leeched additional supplies of Gold
and Silver Watches of every description, from Lon
don, Liverpool and Switzerland impbrtWfob*, is now
prepared to furnish tjiu Very beat orticlo at a price
fuf bolmf any ever offered, of (ho shmo quality, artd
(which cannot bo undersold hy other storojn
Philadelphia or dsowhero. Every watch sold will
bb perfectly regulated, rfnd warranted to bo as good
us rcpfoschted.'
Watches at the following low priced:
Gold Levers, full jewelled, 18 caraicases, 826 00
Silver do do. do. 12 00
Gold Lopincs,jewelled, 18 carat cades, 22 00
Silver do do. 800
Tho.L, R, DroomairOold Pen, a superior article hr
silver case, with pencil, and warranted, $1,50} Gold
Pencils fur $l,OO, and upwards, Gold Medallions,-
Loekct for Daguorcolype. Likenesses, Gold
chains, Gold and hair Bracelets, Breast Pine, Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, and a general oasortment 0 1
every description of Jewelry nt unusual low prices.
No. 1(0 North 2nd street, 2nd door (j6low> Race
street, Philadelphia.
■ LEWIS K. DROOMAI.L.
Novombur B, 184 R . 1
THE GREAT CIIUA STORE
OF PHILADELPHIA.'
THANKFUL to the citizens Of Carlisle, ami ltd
vicinity, for their increased custom, wo again re*
«t (heir company to view our largo und aplondld,
usaoilmnntof < 1
CHINA,' GLASS A QVE&NSWARE.
Dir.nor Seta,,Ton Beta, Toilet Scta.and single pfelcs,
either of Glass, China or Stone Ware, sold in quan
tities fo sint purchasers, fop Icstf than’ they cnii be
had elsewhere—ln fid at loss than Wholesale price*. I
American and EngHah Brftnrtnhr Metal Goods in |
[ greater variety (him over before offered ih the city.
Fancy China jn great Variety, vei*y eftca^r,
Wo would fnvfle any petom vfsillng fhn c(fy to
call und aoe us—they will at least be pleated lo walk
around out beautiful store/and 1 to view (he finest
China ff»d the cheapest the world produces,
TYJVDALE dt MITCHBLt
No. 910 Cbtsnul street
rhila.,Bopt. 80, 1840.—1 y
Spruce Street Cabinet Waroroonis,
No. 110 Spnocs Bt. below 6tii, Puiu.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND a largo Qiaortmont
of superior
Walnut and Mahogany Furniture,
monufacluredin (ho belt manner, of modern ityla
ami el moderate jirlco., embracing ’ '
. , Patlor Oh.it.,
Wardrobe., Rocking Gharri,l ,
Dressing 13 are h os, Tete.a-tclca,
French Ued.lead,, Gontre and Piet Tabic.,
; Jllgh Post Uud.teajl.r Wa.li Stand.,., i ,
-UaUUok.,,SahtMatte-.-
7 ; - Talilorf. ’ito. && ' *
r>tila,,Au BU ..o ll s.o^ irHGNKEI ' S --
f • THICKS OP.aUACHSi. ;Vf
4anftrin? V rn RVBI ? D 'i ,iK . AD 7”'® Caubpclut,—There is a fcr»
iapsnlla for salo in the differem towns' s P To writ
J?."! * Sarsaparilla. • h is advertised as the OfllOINAf
I'Mtassssifs
s at s ‘
the than. I wish most eipcerrlv, Ms hail never made tnoWdatrl
mom* of himself 6r of me. When Will mon lcam to te twS
and truthful In all their dealing and intercduna with IhdPftfi
Inw men I Ho applied to one Hue] Clapp to assist him ItimahU'
factnnn? Ills mixture, statine-thc large.sums he would m«k<«
as on iiitlucpmcnt 10 embark in-the business.' -These men have
been Insulting and libelling me In all possible forms. In order to
hftflrcHS die public with Did belief that the Old Doctor’ll Sana*
nanllnwns not.the fptmitUi original/ftirupparWa, made from
he Old loctiir’* Original Heap*, this S- I*. Townsend save
lrl.*. v , e .-". l,ld H*.? u * e fl,ime lor # 7a week. I will give him
SfiOU if he will 'iiro iilco Un* single S(JNi«ry prtklf of this. Ills
atmcmiTiia of TluhnpsUii. Skillilmn A Co.i are mdbine buta
tnuuo or talschodiU. simply nmdc to dctidlrd die public, and
keep the trttill UtMvn in regard to his HUritt}. ftrUtitUinv com
poMMfl, 'I hlj is to caution the public to rilfrcllnatl ricWCfiut Old'
)r> . lown‘eml’9 S-irsnjiorillu, Iluvlnt; on it tile tjlJ Doe*,
tors iikein-''s. hi* family Coal of Anns, mid h!s signitllira acroM'
(lie i;oiii of Arms.
l*ritlctjiiU OJice, 102 AUssriU-s/rW/, jV. Y Ci(i/.
JACOII tOWSSBMD
Old Dr. Jacob Townsend. . !
THU OUIOIN’AI. UISCOVEuISII OK 'J'llE . .• 'i
Genuine Tcntfndend Sarsaparilla;
, Old Hr. Townsend is n.'tt nbnm 70 years uf «««. and ha# lonrf
been known «a the AifTJWIi and IfISVOVUJtBR of thfi
H*™ l . ORIGINAL "rOWNREND siusAPA:-
JiIL.L,A. lletng pour, ho wm compelled to limit iuitianufatS
ture, by which means it has befc'h kaptutit or market, and'tha
' sales circumscribed to those only who Had prosed its Worth. and
known lu value; It had rtfcthetf ihs Kart dl than*; ttbvdrthblsM; ‘
ih muse pun*on» wnu had o. eh healed of bore diseases, and
saved Irum death, |in>:lntm«il iis wonderful .
HEALING,POWER. ■
Till. imKUVAl.l.KuiniEpAtiAflttSL
ufacnirorl mi the largest srkle. find is called for thruurbotft UifiV
W-! • r ft i M «- r 2'V 1,1 <, 0 ,1 *. 1 ,^“!* I c . da U/* foiiM iiSSR.
ble nl deemii.'rkttun or Jeier/bratinh: -■ - > •
Unlike yournr S. F. TUwnsrnd'*. li improve* frith «n. and
never ctimiees but for the bfcmr; bfteaune it ja preiiartd on**#.
/i/Ic printfptt* bv unefUMe ttuih. TUe htglitol krto»lKdrt rff
UtmuHirv, and tfte Ulfest Jscoverifee of thb dri. Iftv*. all b**HT
bronshi fmo mpihitton in (he nunufacturo nf (lib Old Sa£
sapanlla. The Saniaparflla rum, it is well known to metflSl
men, contains magy modlclmri ftfoptniKs. and in'fhi dropertied -
which ore inert or melcM.snd oilicrs, which if retained in pm.,
narma it lor ti-o; jtroJure : Onnmiafia)t and dHJ. frhich Mint ‘
iuriutis in the HVMtem. Some of ilth pnifrtnim of. Santfparlllli
aru so Toiu .lr that they emiroly e»«,K»Vate and are l v sTintfie pie*
, ,0 - v n,W*cfVcd b* a •cikHllflc
■it. y m those experienced in its inanuiaciUro. Moreover, the*
ewfori/epnnnp/es, winch rtvotj i n viuxir, or n#ah exhalation, un- •
s,ir».r„,’u,7,x' , '' d ' *s***** »r,h. Oi -
Any imrsmt can hull or the mol till th'fcv eat It dai* col
t£m VJ 1 wl, ** i * l J ** n ! ,,ri ? . I ]j fe ttrtiirlhp manor In the rwli -
Jm I h’. Vi C|| ?V l *'*r cj<l» thc/i-alniin this insipid or
X*yil, .VII .• ‘ nvi-r ’* ll w hh sour nuiln»««s, and then call it “Ha (It ,
d« kllimu.? ‘ UACT ° r SvltUl> ” ul “ .uch II Bill ill. Ml:
GENUINE OLD DR JACOB TOWNSEND’S .
- , . SARSAPARILLA.
m,VSi£Z, p !!*T > , *"."•*l»«},(*3a«o > i(rite Sip'..
r T urc removed, cvtrylhlng capable df besom: -
Imjac dor fermentation is csirnclcd and rrjfettid; th>n evtrr
Ernn® and .'t'n 'n' v,nu ? •‘.'cured in a pure And concentrated
lonn, and ih(/< it is rendered incapable of o-dns any of Its vah
uublo and lirfalirts properties. Prepared inlhiswsy.lt is trtsda
the most powerful ogetuin die t v.-, •,
u . .Cnrc °f Inuhmoriiblo Diseases; ,
lfei.ru ihureawM why We hear cnrnme'rtclaUnna on evifreTtfe IH
de»7n%.HSJr Wu,Meo, “ ft ' d i ! , ! Ww, . , V Wahdofwfwol!:,
.:nySUMI‘TIOS\ JXYSPt'PSIi, and iilitiri hhnh '
- SSWWiS: ;i
It posse Mes n marvollows ptflcacy in all ehmhiaints arlilftf’ :
from htaiprttion, innn Acidity of tfle ffidmtick: ?rimt unequA
circiiLuiun, ;I« < teriiiina(fnii of blood to - the head, palpitation of •
the heart, cold fubt tittd hands, Told chills and hot Hashes over the
bioly. It hu« not f ih pqimt in CuhU arid (Jdtimhs ; and promoted
auxy (ixpfcinrmu.h liiid gcmlu inspiration; rtiakitig etnctUres 01,
thu hniL't. thrujl add every uilicr part. • 1
Uni it; nothing fa Jrt exrcllenre niofe Hiaulfcilly aeea anti ai* • j
Itnowludjjed limn in nil Rindd «nd smses of
, PI4.MALIS COMPLAINT’S. ”
It works Witn.lcrs in cu-ea of Fhutr AIM* or WhUrt. FetHn* *
' J >‘ t freefed; or; Pairtful Mptut*. ffi
rrgulai t/i/ ril the tiieii-trimhien.i.K nhd the like ; add isertecuui
in ruring all thS*lurnis of-Kidtirij liinmift. • • :
- Uv recuovtn!? olMiructiniwj and 'ettdlating ih* gepeyal system;
hinnVuf WlB ttnJ , BUtl, S! h lo the wholfe body, andUiusci/resal) '
I “ i.l ' VAnratim Dlietifei.diiiil Uebillii',' '■, ■, i
•ndthna nrevems or relieves a groat variety of other inalsrfiel:
asrats? 11 ■
torpor and conetipjiion, allays iiiliainmuiiun, purifies the skin*’
te , *JS=!S3?J£s3^^
vkoM a mi! C fhr S «. l |i ni r* moves all
vlgora.rs ,1-e on.lm nerv-.0.-vsieni. Is this men ’ ttl
Die JUoaloiiie ytin
HuiCsri any nf ttlifh thin'se lft* Paid"f § p. T
■lor Mlcl. > «i»■'.l.'i.l I. «...... bo . ,
LOMPAIIED WITH THE OLD DR’S ;
,h ' 4t ’ fe ° ne
while the other Ulown, tfJ
*o« es cunui nmr u mid frnsrnems : the sSur: acid linlTl .T
plodnm, mid dmmu'imi uther goods! Mum nottif»ie horrible «.J/
pound be poisonmis m the svamm I—iKAof' ««/ add A
anti corruption of the b|ood 1 -What ia Scrofula hut ■nTlnhS*
eziiniiiil. It is njAKtnj under lienvun but an acid ni'iTi.i«'ru-.
■'"« ;i«.h. •« li.« n..i.i. ur .1,. b.^?muK7t'
• ,at ca,l '‘ M Ijncuiniunnn but a sour and acid ««».?•
which nisiiiumoa itself between thi Joint* and eliiJiTsrs "SS f
lliliirr H..i| iiilliiinlii.' .In, ili.lic.iie 1........ ....... n|u e |, .. ■
a.... iHTv.iu. .i.He.i......0T i.Bpiiri.v ..r .1.. .frdl~fjU'
mre" *" J "•“'Or •« «» .llii.ii.u Mliicli amici
CHARLES OGILDY.
u " u !‘ c *«• * ,IJ wr»,'
, T* ,}i “’ 4 ;
. and yot ho It nriifrpMood ihal Ohl n, jl-nW ■>
1 j " *' ww«Sflk
lira veil lurbhl dial w« HinuYd <Un| fh n'h arffel ß Whf^, : J„. iJ
S. 1, lonowcnil i miirlt? and ol.) |)r. Jacob
guiiuiuire can the mfolic ItfVeMiaimw U 1 £ "Ti ,l,an * w, '«
ll«w much .itaini j&?UAI?a lutoiwrt' nUn dcfe M
fur * lwl lho |woww who
ahonld HKl'Killt.R* SYSTEMS! >
hum.,,,
JiuSiii Birjsr.s sisiia'imV-'iSThi'S’ iu w ur^'">“
ss^.»^r«te A £a B^^
Qrauif Vtilvenal Conceiiiritfa<i ii<ih<a<im
the teacii. und U> (lie knnwledife nl’ali wh u n ., M .i» In./
«hr r im, learn al\ll know, by jnvti.l h- ‘“ ,M
, Traiiart)ii«lHit( Pmv»r » n Nm), ■ .. ~
Foi* Bale nt (lid Drug 1 arid Variety Stoiii
liAWMN«,-Weß( AUln street, Oarlfste.
Onlolicr 11, 1849—lyoow - .
Great llurgulns iii ciotiiingt . . I;
To the Citixena of Carlitle 4* eurrdundthg Country/
JUST afriVed a forge niid splendid assortment!
of Fasl)it>nablo Ueady.made
, CLOTHING," , ■
for ilia Fall and Winter Trade. in the Store of jj, - !
Goldman, soutli-eaat corner of Main street adtf
Market Sqnare, Carlisle. o,
The undersigned reapeclfolly informs the 61tl-* i
Sana of Carlialn and adjoining Mtfnlrj, that M ’■
has Just arrived from-Philadelphia, with a large' •
aaaortniithi of Faehionuhlo Readyi'mado Clothing • n
which for cheapness and finality, never has’been .
witnessed in tills place, suoh'aa—French,'German l 1
and American Cloth, Dreea andFronk CAatsv
Over Costs and Business Costs of all dSscifnfloitdi ‘
Cloths, pSaalmeres, and SaliiaeiiSart Coatlsi 1
fvns blnblt and fanny Caesimote Pantahoonsf siipe- '
tior satin and striped Silk velvet Cloth and Satti.
not Vestey Atio, a large asHoflmeni of fancy
Handkerchief) fine white linen; sniped and red ''
flannel Shirts", cotton «S woollen nightshirts,Draw.-
ets, Bosoms, Collars, Sci. Bisuilful Fall styi*‘
Hats Sc Gaps, ,
tdill be sold at prices cheaper than onV Wfe/nsf..
Gentlemen are InVited lb <SaTI and examine his
(Joods, as he lb sUVe that those who buy will '
a'woy tvtth a fioodfll and chuapyiriees.ro.""" ' .
.' September a7.\r^prcm:-i
/THAN ULllUlta hove beoo received and Srttfos ;
\J ' sale at J. W. JJBY’S.
October-I, IBID- -