I
r .. At
JGiizAßETk.' GLiwß,' wife df‘John-.Glime," formerly
''■ ; ofcCarllsle* ,l a : goii 58. years,' Smooths, and ,28
■ daye,’ 1 --' K': ?•• -• .’ l •' V
/ In Ffankford township, bn the ISth inat., Mr.
Gborob Kbiiil, in the 77th year of hia age.'.;
/At Maesilon, Ohio; on the 31st ult.,-Mrs. Han
nah B« Ulrich, daughter of the late Rev.; Thos,
■■'G> Jones; of Wooster, dnd wife of Mr; Joseph
il Ulriohv formerly of'Carlisle. •
borongh;'on Saturday, last; Hon. John
RfcicDi .iri the 64th year of his age. ■-!
MEETINO OP THE FACULTY OP iUCKIN*
•;» SON COLLEGE.
Ai o'fncetlhgf'oTllio Faculty of Dickinson Collegej
hold/; Joniiary 2!8U;1850, die death of Hon. John
Rbbd, L p ' L. D.; Professor of. Law, woe announced,
whcreupon’lho following resolutions Were unanimous
ly adopted :,. i 7
wo liavo received, with profound
•regret, intelligence of the. death ,pf tho. Hon. John
Rbbd,;L. L. D., Professor of Law. in Dickinson Col
;lcger ■
Reached, That wo cherish.a grateful recollection
of his high virtues and superior, qualifications as'a
cit.Uun,.a,jurist, a, college officer. . . ’
; ; „,‘/kso/t»«f t ;That wo .tender our. deepest sympa
thies to. the . bereaved family ,of tile distinguished
deceased.
Resolved, That as a token'.of respect' to oar’de*
parted collOaguo, wo wULwcar an appropriate badge
of mourning for thirty dayk. -
-. RrsdtarJ,-Ihiti's copy of those.resolutions bo sent
to tho family of our; deoased associate, and be pub-
United in such pupora us the Prcsident may select.
J. .J, PECK, President.
•* J. W.'.Muuiiall, Sectei'iry,
MEETING OP TUB STUDENTS OF DICKIN
. , SO*V COLLEGE,
' At a meeting of tho students he|d in,(he chape!
.(his morning, the follpsftng preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas,. It lins pleased Divine Providence in his’
wisdom, to remove from our midst another membbr
' of our Faculty, tho Hon. Judge Reed, Professor of
Law. Thereforo, be it ■■
• Rtaolveil, Thai as a body wo attend the furnoral
• ©four liimenlnd frien,d to day at 21 o’clock.
Reached, That <wu extend to. his much- afflicted
family, our warmest sympathy and sincere condo.
Icnce. •
in tli*ir loss of a kind husband
and an alfiiclioruio falliorthh community has been
deprived ol.one of its brightest' ornaments, end ono
■ ol Ilia warmest friends ofmommon; humanity, <and'
WQ ‘ student* of ono of our most honored mid os
; .teemed instructors.
Resolved, That wo wear the usual badge of mourn,
lug for-thirty days. ,
Rfshhf.il, 'Thai u copy of (he*o resolutions bo giv
-1o iha rimiJy of tho deoased, and be published in the
■*' papers of Carlisle/ *•
X. S. BOWMAN, 1
W. V. TUDOR,
G. U. 8188, V ComittiUtt.
h A. GRAHAM.
F. D.. HOEGSONJ
| For Rent*
B -THE Store .Room and Dwelling House in South
5 Hanover street, now occupied by Miss Mary Mullln;
1 thu.il door to A '..Sc W. Bcnlx’s store, is offered for
P rent from tho Ist of April next. ..
k PETER GOTSHXIL.
s■: .Carlisle, January'S!, 1850—*tf .
Ik-/-. ■ " ‘ . - _ '— : :—r—
Ccdanvuic»
- - T received, st the ohenp Hardware store pf tho
g \) subscriber, ii* East fjjgh street* a complfelb as-
JlJr;. lorlmcnl of Tubs, Buckets, Churn?,* &b,
• Also, Dupont's Riflo and Blasting Powder. ,t*or
wßt wh very low by . . . . . SA&TcJN.
*?§»• ■ Janutry 24,1850., ’ . -
Tavern litaeiiao;
1 XI °?’ ICR ‘“ hereby given that 1 intend to apply at
IN the next term of tho Court l’leas of
H*7 t ' u,nborlin<J county, for a liceh'se to keep a (amn or
■ym\. public house in (he house at present occupied as such
ST b K = Uo "7 i» the East Ward, in the Borough
Ml Carlisle. U. W. tfCO’tiV .
January 24,1850—5 i
£»* 'Y,® 1,10 nn.*r»lgned chitons of tlte East Word, of
• U<irm, J* r, ‘ of Carlisle; in lllccodnly of Cumberland
. c, * r l ll /> ‘•‘■'l we nre well acquainted will, ttio above
.mod ilfnnr W. Scott, that fie fs of rfood repute for
f hoiicsiy and temperance;and Is well provided,will.
Douse room and conveniences for th*o accommodation
of strangers and. travellers, and Uj.u such Inn or
. J overn is necessary lo accommodate Ilia public and
c, h«i , |ain sirs ngcra and Iravollofij •
■■Vrf '7'"- M '„ M ;'. leer - CJiarlcs MagUel'illi,’
,1;X Jerome K.,Boyer, Henry Olaar,'
'.v l - E. Cornman, ThQinas.Cohlyn,
E ' V ' 'V. r.cwj., William Spulir,
g James Noble, Janies Gntliiric.
I A. C, Norton, Wm. (I. Tronl,
K J. Robinson, J. B. Bratton,
S J°l»n woorr, - Frederick Cornman.'
Hirrisburjf) Ciarlislß, & ChainbdreJ
_ burg Turnpike Road Comp’yi
ofTullo rocelllod, rcpiiri and experiao.
Xj op Hie ••ll,irr(ahi/r g , C-irli.lo ami Cl.umllefiiurir
lurnpiko Road Company ■■ Ir.om ll.e 1.l of January
le HioJUul Ueoeinber, IH4D, inclusive, eo rollolvs
to wit: ' . ’
To nmount of (nil* received at goto*, 6
*• *• tulunus at lelilemoNt /‘or 1848, putcj '
inlo Court at January
CR.
By balance of 1648 paid to creditors per
ocl of Assembly of 1833-28-3(1,
•* Cush paid for repairs on roaUi , , •
•• Uilo Keeper's salaries) ,
“ Managers fur 1849),
Treasurer’s salary).
Secretary's,
. " Incidental expenses,
“ Poslucp, (uses/and stationary,
' Ulicurrcnt money,
“ bjiunco paid Into court to bo sppro*
" j! prilled under lh« ucl of Assembly
uforcajld, ; 81,991 00
.0 , j
COPY. •
Certified on oath to llio Judge. of Ijio Court ol
Common Ploa. of Cumlicrlaml county, llio IStli ol
January, A. D. 1650. 1
SAMUEL W. NEVIN, JWr.
H TAKE NOTICE
K That tho Court of Common Pl.ua of Cumberland
■ bounty, have appointed Tuesday llio 12th day of
■ Fobniary next,'at the Court House, in tho Borough
lm of Carlisle, at 10 o'clock A. M-, for liesrlug and do.
lAterniinlug ■ tbe olulma of the. respective creditor.
i'J •K“>"al til® company, an ae to onablo llio Court lb
-Vydialribole the money paid into Court by llio Troaauror
''l,- of Bald company, agreoibly to llio acta of Aaaombly
v made for tho reliefer said orediloro onth. lal day
bf April 1823, and the supplement.thereto. At the
afaroaaid lime and place, the preferred (V any) and
,1 ,«ll other oredllora, are requested to lm>o their reopen.
live claim* duly authenticated end preaenlcd, and
(, ,01*0 to (urniah evidence at the eamo lime, wlicllier
, any claim* have been assigned, or are Hill held by
the original owners; and alio proof to eatabliah the
oopaidoralion of their claim*, whether for work, ma
,'Jwiil., 'dec. BY THE COURT.
~January 24,1850—31
BUCKWHEAT MEAL,—A fine orticle, selected
oxprcaal, for family uao. Al.o Uoana. Hominy,
flna Dairy Sait, Mackaral, Salmon, Mola.ee.. Oblm
. vinegar. Cracker. Sap Sago, fine Ohoo.o, and other
mifui article.. 1u be bad at tho lovveal caah price.
It PllVtal '
' January 10 t IR6O
*IQUOIIS.— French and Ha.barry Brandy,
Jammoa Spirits, Md., Port, an,l.t. Wine,
Rye Whiskey, &c.of eery superior quality
itaittly on hand. A how supply J,i S | received',
■ C.INfaOFF,- Affl.-
LUTD LAMPS.—A new* lot of these super!-'
or .Lamps have just bean received by 1
C.INUOFF, Asl.
•ri— : :
£/IUAOKISRS—Wator, Soda, Sugar, &o.' obn-
Lyiliiilly on Hand; A' froah supply Jual received
W • LWNnOFP, Agt.
Auditor’s Notice.
IN. fir- L m ®R°( of the filial administration account
of John Peters, Executor pf Jacob liurhisii.dcd'd,
the'undersigned Auditor, appointed' by llio Orphahs*-
j Court of-Cumberland county, to nlaKo'dislribu’ion
prowbia among-tho creditors, will attend' for that
: purpose, at his office in Carlisle) on Monday the 4lh
day of February next; . . ,
January IV, 1850—it
Mill lor Rciit. -
rpME ivicrblmnl Mill aHlio Curlialo lroil Worli. is
■JL for rent. •
January 17,1850.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
NOTICE Is libreVy giVch to all parsons interested,
that IhbTollb'vvin’g accounts have been’filed in
this offibo.fclr examination by tho accotinlnnts therein
named, and will bo preaon’lcd to tho Orphans* Court
of Cumberland county ’for confirmalloir and allow
once; bn Tuesday the :12th' day of Februarr, A. D.
1850, 'viz? :■••• ••• _
I. The account of John' ileVm’nn, Oaardlan of
Margaret, Mudkcr
;2, Thb, account of Joliti Bowman, Excculdrof
Satmibl Bowman, lalo of Eafilpcnnsborough township,
:deceased.'
3: The accounl of John Miller, who was Executor
of Michael VVolf, late ol Mifflin township, deceased,
ns settled by George Greegor and John Miller, Exec
utors of tho said John Miller,'
7 ,4. The supplemental account of John Bowman,
surviving Executor of John* Bowman, late of East
Pcnnsboruugh township, deceased.’
5, The account of George Brindlo and Daniel R.
Frieze, Executors of Michael Frieze, lute of South
Middleton township, dcceoced. l ,
. 6. The.supplemental account of John Piper and
r w ® U,^U P» Administrators of James Piper, late
of WOstpcnnsborbugh township, deceased.
7. Tho.account of John Coovor, jr.; Administrator
of •Samuel H. Andrews* late of North Middleton
township, deceased. ; -
■B. llio account of Lemuel Todd, Esq., one of the
Executors of Samuel . Alexander, Esq , lalo of the
Borough of Carlisle, deceasctl.-
9. Thoacsounl of Alexander M-Dowell, Adminis
trator of Andrew M’Dowdl, lalo of North Middleton
township, deceased.
10. Tho account of Nathan Mjnlcli, Adininislra
lor with the will annexed of Elizabeth Guest, lalo of
the,.Borough of Carlisle, deceased.
Tho occouul.of Frederick Wondorlich, Admin
ißtrator of William Quigley, liilo of thu Boiough of
Mochiinicsburg, deceaseds,
■ ■ „ , ■ WILLIAM GOULD, Rugnter.
ReOibteh'b Office, }'
Curlialu, Juii'y. 12, f
Dissolution of VaKnei slilp.
r PHE partnership heretofore existing between the
i subscribers, under tho firm of Wright Saxton,
was dissolved on the hi instant, by mutual consent.
The books and papers of (ho. lute Grin afo In (ho
handsof H,Wright, and all persons indebted will-
coil and settle os early os possible, iind all
claims against Uichi.wiU be {iaid by him......
; ri. wrlght.
* il. saxto^.
Carlijlb, January 10,1850—fft
T ! ?F « having purchased the Interest o
i, his former partner,,Mr. 11. Wright, takes (his
nictliuJ of ’inlorniing his numerous .customers am)
llio public generally, that ho will continue nl the
well known,stand, (h East Main street, directly an
desite tho store of Charles- Ogllby, where will bo
fuup_d constantly on hand tho. largest and cheapest
assortment of goods in his lino, such os
Mai-dwatcj CcdnrWarcj
Gin., of Every, size/. faii.lß, Oila, Dye Sloffs, &<•'—
Iho subscriber fclui;HTi- his sipcere. thanks to his
f ■ Urn generally, for tho
liberal patronage fr. Von to the late firm, and hobes.
by strict; attention to business,'to merit and receive
abontmiiaiicD oftlib some.
i - '• hjeNry saSton.
January 10, 1850*
pfoip: ftoom rilgh strcel, now, oc*
cuptcj Jby Gbo. K. Crooks. oJjoining l)r, Raw
lins* Drug store, is offered for rent from tlio l»t bf
April next. Apply to
January 10,. 1860
r pHB subaoriher offers for rent, from the let'April
1 next, llio Slone Blacksmith Shop on the corner
ol'll.inuyer and North atroota, opposite Orth'a hotel.
Alan, Ihd. Frame. Coaotlmaker Shop adjoining on
North street, at present occupied by C.-Loug. Also
a two story Stone House In North Hanover ,tract,
occupied by J. Burkholder. For terms apply to
' . . . , JOHN MOORE, Blacksmith.
Carlisle, January ID, 1850—if
The New Ycai v
HAS brought with' It,'. OK'd added to our fo'rmer
slock of .Glass & Quecnsware, a variety of ifna
■taitlnu, Oranilo, onJ Blob Liverpool Tea Setts; be
sides,-Ulsiles, Plates, Bowls, and every article suit
aide for Dinner Setts; Tumblers. Salts, Pilcher.,
i oilcl scllb, and a Handsome selection of
Rich Ai jPancy China,’
articles, a/iefiß as \yelf. ns , oiuamonlnJ, makiii* pur
present slock ono of tbe finest assortments to select
troiti-e-fliid to. which llio attention of dur former
frmuUs, housekeepers, and others, are invited—at (he
otn staju) hearty opposite the Post Office. •*.,
■ Carlisle,'Jan. 10,1650 J. W, EDY.
1,881 08
80,467 84
tfOl’ !■ EEb. |ot of fresh Rio and Java Coffees,
/of beat in store—also a general as
sortment o|* the new crop of ftfRBEN AND .13LACK
a TEAS i n general assortment pf Sugars, em
bracing tho usual variety of Drown; also!
Crushed Sugars, at former low prices, and a fresh
Id of Pure Spices, ground iind unground,' including
Citron, Curmnts, &c —as well us our other usual
variety—all just received and for sale by ;
January 10, 1850 J. W. EDYi
81,881 08
1,281 63
BJ'J (12
228 UU
• 75 00
25’00
63 50
, 10 75
11.00'
84,460 >8
Hells I Holts t
rpUE subscriber bns just received a largo 6c spleni
i. did assortment Slkioii Dells, loose and on
straps, embracing Neck nml.Marltngalo straps, with
open and round bolls'. Also body straps,with single
and double rows. Also on band a fmu assortment
of Sleigh, Sulky, and Riding Whips, with Ivory and
Whalebone handles, . ,„ . ,
January 10, 1850 , HENRY SAXTON.
86,457 84
IVcwvlllo Academy*’
Select Classical ahii Scientific School,
Ntiovillt, Cumberland County, Pa.
JT is confidently believed (hut fow institutions offer
greater inducements to students than the i bove.
Located in the midst of n community ptovcrhiul for
I heir Intelligence, morality and regard for tho interests
of religion, this Academy con effectually guard its
member* from evil and Immoral Influences, Advan
tugoa are likewise offered to those doalrimr to nur«tm
tho study of tho phyaleal .clone.,. Z
of most similar institutions! “
h " ,1n ,8 *“ n ‘»nd wishing le send
them to * Binary of learning, are respectfully soli
eilod to visit Neville end judge of the advantage,
for thenisolvca, or, at least,, procure a circular
taining full particulars, by addressing n ’
JAMES HUSTON. Prineitml
Newvillo, Ps., Aug, 88, 1840— ly *,
Plainfield ClatfHical Avadouiyi —
Four mita-util of Carlisle, between the NeuailU
Stale Hoad and the Cumberland Valley Railroad.
SEVENTH SESSION,
THE Seventh aoesiOn will-commence on Mobday
the ftlhof Novb'r, 1840. Tho number of tiulienu
it limited,and they are oarofully prepared for 1 Col
lege, Counting House, &£.'
Tho situation precludes the possibility of student*
associating with the vicious or depraved, being remote
from town or village, though entity accessible by
Stole Road or Cumberland Valley Railroad, both* pf
which past throughlamla attached to tho institution ■
TERMS. ’ •
Boarding, &c. ( (peraeea,) Bfto 00
bntin or Greek,;. ;■ fi 00
rVißtVupiontu I Must * ■ . 10 00
French or Gorman , ■ 6 00
Circutars with rofeicncoß,«Src.,rurriiphod by
’ • U. K. BURNS','Principal.
October 0,1940,-1/
JAS, S. COLWELL,
PETER F. EGB,
NOTICE.
Tor Kent
tY.v: d: Ktiox,
For Rent:
■; >'6ticeV '
TN THE MATtER'of Ilia' WHfif’P.rtUion and
X Valuation on; the Real Enlatu of- Dctlrich 'Uhler,.
tleceobeda,, . > V ,
' Now to wit:. IBlli December, 1849, inquisition
confirmed and Rule.on.aU the heirs; and parlies in
interest,, viz: ‘Qatharipe;..widow•’•or:Adam: Uhler,
deceased; Susan.Uhler,Sarah Uhler, Mary tllilpr and
two other,jmi.npr/ch’ildr.cn.bf the.said Admn Uhler,
tyhoso narnesore unkndwn; Jacob Uhler, Mary Uhler
InlermarneJ-WiUrT/ipodpreXyne.'JonulhanTulberl,
VVilliaia Talbert, Sarah,Talbert and one whoso name
is unkndwii,;childrenrdf the,said Jonathan Tulbort.
and Mary his wife; Janies M’Csbo ami Sarah his
wifc. ond Samuel Nallor and Eliza,h» wife, to on
pear at tho next staled Orphans? Court to bo hold ut
Carlisle in anil for Cumberland county, on the 12lh
day of-Fobrunry 1850, and accept or relusejo accept
Uf,.tho.Reai Estate of Ddlrich Uhler, dcc’d., ul the
approUetnont.and valuation. ii; . , .
. Notice ofsaid Rule ort the parties above named is
therefore hereby given.
..it u . 15AVID.SMITH, Sh’ff.
■ Sheriff's Office;. i
Carlisle, Jan. 10,185d—3t \
NOTICE
Ta the Heira indptgal Itepr'esentalibeeaf Thda. Wai
face, late 6f- iheßorougfi tf Neioville, deceased.
TAKE notice, that by virtue of a writ of. Partition
and Valuation, Issued ohlqf the Orphans’ Court of
Cumberland count;, and lo tne directed,'.! willhold
on inquisition on the Real Estate of Thos. Wallace,
doc’d., on the premises, on Thursday tho 7lh day of
February, 1850, at II o’clock A, RL, for the purpose
of.making,partition and valuation of said estate,
when and whcfoyou may attend ifyou think proper.
DAVID SMITH, Sh’ff.
Sheriff's Office, i •
Curlislo, Jan. 10,1830.
Estate Notice.
LETTERS of Administration on tho estate of]
Joseph Young, Sr., late of Silver Spring'town
ship, Cumberland county, Pa.,- have been issued (6
the subscribers rcslding.in' said .township, in said
county.. All persons indebted to said estate will
make immediate payment, and,those having claims
will present them properly authenticated fer settle,
mcnl to
JOSEPH YOUNG; Jr. ) ,
JAMES IRVIN, > l-jcra.
January 10, 1850—61*
LIST OF LETTERS
iIST OF LETTERS remaining in'UicPost.oflice
nl Carlisle, Pa., January 1, 1850. Persons in.
quiringfor letters ontliislist.will (ileuscsay they are'
advertised.
Andersen John Murphy James
Aucherman Alias Oatha.MaJ APLooblin
Armstrong Mrs Catlia. Moore Mrs Margaret 3.
Anderson John E Michael Jno
Aolly Franklin Mali David ,
Adams Miss Eliza Miller Samuel ,
Brindle G'oo M C Graham (Jeo 8
Baughman Philip Milehel William '
Bear Miss' Maria ’ Alqwry Miss Mary
Bear Samuel Malone Mrs Mary
Brenizer David, Mounlz Jacob.
Butler Ifev William Al’Coy Thomas., ,
Burkholder Jacob Myers Mrs Martha
Boyer Fanny M’Bride Jho
Bowman John. M'Belli jno
Btisolton Hebert Merrill,Mrs Louisa E 3
Blslioj) J A Mlshlcr Michael Esd
Baker Jno * ' Al'Beib Janies
Belton Col FS .y. ' Moore Mrs Cynthia
Chase Capt Latvia Morrison Joseph
Coulter Geo W Slenike Miss Elviry.
Clinepetcr Sarah . Al’Dermdl Edward
Margaret M Campbel Mathews William »
Mr Cormah . Mouhlz Messrs A or S
Calvert Peter . ’ . Marden Charles P
Executors of Q R CtooksM Moll Si Co
Miss. Nancy Campbell Nevyille Henry 3
Crqlg Hugh ;. Neff J 0-4,..
Qlarjt Mrs Sarah Noble Francis or Jno.B
Anna E Cain Nickey Jno G
Campbell,Mrs ElteabelliNotvton Rev E J
Colwell James Niosley Abraham
Collier Messrs Si Brb. Nicle Casper
Clark Samuel . , PJttmah Thomad
Crain Samuel Pliodno Mrs Eli*.
Cozies Geo Pretls Jacob ,
Croaly Joseph s Parson Miss Malinda
Denney Samuel. .. . Parka Adeline 3'. .
Hiller J Esq . . -Hhonds Samuel
Durdap Hlrain C B Homer Gordon U
Dice Jacob . . Stayoian J A
Devinney William Sons of. Temperance 6
Dollar Andrew G Sours Samuel
Davis Miss Mary Shetron Peter
Duncan J B Swords Mrs Eliza.
Dice Jno Swiger Elnora
Desannp Mrs Hanna SmilhiJeo S 8
Dialer Valentine Siam W S ,
Frehh Charles 3 Sbotnal c ci. ,
Fonasdoll Miss Mary Snyder Michael '
Guriy Jno & Cot- Smiley Geo 3
Geisse Paul D Sheafi'or Miss Margaret
Griffith Rev A Stehman Jno
GinderJaoob Squire Jacob
Gobhard Henry Snyder Mrs Ann Ellz.
Gilmer James . Smith Goo A
Glohney Thomad Smith Geo W„
Gardner W Sc B P Stinson Geo VV
GihlerMisa Sara.h , Shader Geo
Haifon Mrs f'llizabctli 'Shannon I sac
Hall Owen E SheaferJool
Hotirard Alexander , ... Kwoyer J- . ;
I Horner Miss Ann Mary Shombarger Philo H
Howard Miss Jane Stebbins Tims G
Huder Jacob ' Shrom David
lioword Mrs Jane Sherman Jno
Hurley Jacob . . Side! Chrisianha
Sergt Hammond. Start Lewis Ar.
Harrison. Nathan Swongcr Samuel
Hill Jesse, Shrlner dies ,
ITofntng Geo Sedon Alias Anna .
hlebnor Jno j Talnler Augustus , i
Hosier Mias Alary Ann Vaughn Isahell
( Hardy Airs,Margaret Vardeckcr.Frederick'
Hurd Conrod Woods Time J :
Hoavinger Jno WellsSeiha
Hate. John-; ~ ~ Wagner Jno
Hagy IJonty B , ... -Wolf.lno .. . . .
Hippehamct Allas SarahWiso Airs Rebecca
Holloday J H Esq .Vyilliama David
tlaslsm Anthony , Watson Clirislopbor
Irvine Alisa Alnria Wise Leonard ,
Irvine Soloman Wolletd Henry
J.arocs Mrs Alary Walt Cato
Johns Alisa Maria Walls Mrs Sabina
Josiali Kilgore Warner A C
John Kingsboroug • Wans Fabian 1
Lonhnrl( Pump maker) Wbilmlgbt Miss Lydia
Lenlierr Goo Wheeler Goo
Lenhart AlissSusanah Walts Airs Sarah
Landis Mrs J AI Well George
M’Causland James A . ; , • n •
B. D. WUNDERLICH. P. M,
CHEAP GOOUB.
-TUB subscribers have jualoomploii-d iheir pin.
chases of Fall and Winter Goods. Their slock
consists In.pari of CLOTHS and Qnssimerms
Vestings from $1 lo $5 per yd.} Cassinels, of all
colors and prices; White, Yellow, ami lied Flan
nels} Kentucky Jeans, Velvet Cords, Ueaverloens,
Calicoes by the cart |ond} Ginghams, Motts- da
Laines, Merlnoes, Paramnitu and Thibet Cloths,.
Coburg cloths, Alpaohas, Fancy Mohair Lustres}
Checks, Tickings, Domestic Ginghams, Canton
Flannels, Lindseys, Plain de. Laines, in pinks,
brown, m&rune, and black, for 193 cts.-per yard}
Mous de LaineSt-Thibel and Tekarrl
, Shawls,
•Long Shawls .from $3 tq >t6; Silk and Mneq
Handkerchiefs; cotton, woollen and cashmere
fctocKlngs} Irish,Linens, Gloves;'Cloth, Glazed,'
and Fur CAPS} Ginfps rfnd Fringes; Ribbons in
varletyi combs, woollen stocking Yarn, nil unali
ties, colors and prjqesr Steel Beads; f J ur«e Twist
ant) Lißsps; I ursei, Scpr/s,'Green Oarage; Table
covers of linen and cloth; carpel.chain, table dia
per, crash nnd { Ifneri dlajlerV edgings nnd laces,
npd a good assortment oftrlinmrngk; lower than
usual.
. : Cnni Shoes, .
oil sboßnnn ptioeoi Umbtolloß, Carpels,
wore, Hardware, (Smcer'ioß, Sic.
All lho oboyo we purchased,with gold and all
vor, and.saved about 15 per cant, over thoao who
bought osot;edjt v Call and oxatininc our Goods,,
we aro determined to sell Ihehi.ut very small pro*
'#*>• , 1 A. & W. UENTZ.
For Rent;
• #i£»r ar^fl i e i and' at present occupied by
Ilouer, is offered for"rent# ~There is,.every
convenience attached,lq this ‘house,to. make it a do?
sirabie residence, haying n garden, fruit trees,
stable, &p. - Possession given on the Ist of April,
. 'For.terms apply to
, ‘ Decemb'er 27,18^9,
1.1 I’lircc Houses for itdil. ,
T HE "“b«ptSbcr ofTurs for renl, from llio .first of
'JL I :April nezl, a two story house, situated' otl the
“ ano, [cr street artel Cliapol alley, and suit
{iblo for,*aoy. kind.,of business. Also, a two story
Plastered. House situated on South jlunoVcr street.—
Also, a Brick House,'situated in .Cliapol alley, ad
jojping llio Jibove. Also, d Shop, suitable fob ulmost
uny kind ofbnsincss. I'or‘particulars enquire of
, ; • . * SIMON SMITH, Sr. .
Carlisle, January 3, 1650
John VVallowkr, Sr, John Wallower, Jr.
JOHN WAIXptyER & SOW;
;■< ; (Successors to Full'll,*. Miller,>
Fonhvarding & Commission
. . . . . ;
And-• Agcnls-for ihc Pennsylvania Central Rai}
Roa’d Company, and wholesale .dealers in Gro.
. ceries, Produce, Coal,-Plaster. Salt, Fish,
> , ■ Nulls, Bacon; Powder, dee. »•
; ... Harrisburg, Pa,' . ■
January 3,1850—3tn* ' '
title. Teams Tor Sale.
TWO mule Teams'al Private Sate Two 3 mule
teams; (ho mules arc young, being threo and
four.yoard old, and well broken. Gears nearly new
to suit, Jhe mules -will bo sold altogether or in
pairs. Apply at-Alounl Holly to ♦
December 20, 1649.—(f
, APP
THE Com miss
fixed upon l
holding the Appc
tho years J 850-
boroughs In said
*I3AtS
3lonera of
llio fullowi
euls on tin
-1-2, for t
I county, it
FOR ISSO.
Cumberland county, have
ing limes arid places, for
a Triennial Assessment /or
Iho several townships and
o wJI:.
T^mttehen
held.
Boro't 4* Thtenshipi
Nowville, ;
Nvwtoti,
Mitilin,
Frankfohl,
llO||PWOll,
Shippeiißburg Do.
SlitpiiunlUprg Tp.
aouthSiDpton, .. i
VVestponniborougti
Monroe, •
Silver Bprlni,
EailpAnnsbomußh
New Ciiialie'rlßud,
Ifamprien,'
Mechanlc*t)urg,
Allen, , •
Dickinson,
North Middleton,
South Middleton,
p.-ni,. I E Ward
ttttilsle, | yv u , nnl
Will Jsti'y
Jan’y
SUlb Jfin'y
Stlth Jhii V
30tb Jnn’y
31fcl Jau’y
31rt Jnn'y
Ihl Fnb’y
tW.Feb’y.
4th Keb'y
Stll Pe'by
Ctli Feb’y
dtli F«;h‘y
7th Fab'y
Hih Feb'y
91 It Pfh'y
lUh Fub'y
12th Fnh y
13th Fob'y
Uth Feb’y
I ISth Feb’y
8. Rupley*. Nowvliio.
Do jo
Do - do
Do ’ ,1„ r
D. Mnwrya. Newbury,
C. Zug'i, BUippcuebtirg.
Do db
i ' do
J. Hoover's, Mount Rock,
i. Paul'a. Chtirchliiwn.
O. Duey>, Mogueslown. .
S. utMiriinger *, JlridceporL
in- 0 do * A
J. Hewer's. Sporttne IfJII,
J. Black's, AfcdiHnlthbiirg. *
D. Slieafrpr t Sli«ph«r(litown. *
’ n. Ilofrman’B. Stone Tavern.
’ CommlMloner’iOlOctf C’arllilc
Do d„
Do ,io ,
Do ’ do
.County Ralcs-4 Dollar rale, 2J mills.
Stale Rules—Dollar, rate, 3 mills.
The.return to be mode by Hi? respective Assessors
st lbo times determined, upop for boldine
Appeals for tbclr respective township cl borough, at
which time.the Assessors will return the numbs of
two respectable citizens or Ills borough or township
for tho;appointmcnt of a Collector; ~ ■ 1
By. order of tho Commissioner,i.
/ Attest: , , . W.,RII J EY,CIII.
Com’rs. Office, Carlisle, Deo. 27,ISJS-'-dt
CALIFORNIA nitty be tlie place to gel
Gold, but if you want to buy CHEAP
LIIAIHEU, mid a good deal of it for a
little money, call at the old established
Lumber Yard of
11. GliurcU&Go.,
: at the west end of the llalrisb’w Bridge,
Ctlmberlaiid side. ;
WHERE you cun buy cheaper slid belter Dum
ber than at any other Yard on thu Susquehan
na river. .
Dry common boards al $l 1, $l2 $l3. '
Boards of superior quality at $3 & 10s
Shingles best quqlily at $l2» f
Do , -.’second quality ni slo*
-Do Homloek.ht $7 60 v , • ••
Popular Finnic, Scantling, and half inch Boards,
Yellpw Pine Flooring.- Boards, $ Siding and Fence
Board, Ash Plank and Übahls, Panncl and Ist com
mon Lumber 1, Is. Is, and 2 inches thick—dry.
Having olso u steam Saw milt in operation, wo arc
prepared to saw bills io order at short notice, either
oak or while pine. Jofco, Scantling, and Plank, al
ways on hand* ,
. Tho sulisoribcrs liopu hy strict .Mention,to bust
ness, and n determination of soiling lower than any
other Yard at the river, that tho publir generally wiil
call and see their slock kefere purchasing elsewhere.
lIEN HY CHURCH &. CO.
Bridgeport, Dec 27,' 1841)
Second Arrival of Fall Goods.
. . . At the Ne-W" Store, , .
Corner of Ifaniwer anti Lenlthcr Strata, dppoaiit
Leonard’* old stand*
,THE Undersigned . rospectfully informs Ills
friends and the public, ilmt 110 has just returned
from Philadelphia, with a Idfge and carefully se.
lected assortment of „ 1
flew Fall Goods,
purchased at (ho lowest*prices, ami which ho Is de
termined to sell ut smul) profits. A large nssorlmrm
of Cloths at from' 75 cents to $6 per yd; Cassimcrcs, !
Casstnets and Vestings, at various prices,
’ Ladiea Drtsa Goiida, such ns Delaines, Uashmcies, !
Coherg Lionise Twills, Thibet Cloths, and » splendid 1
assortment-of Silks. An elegant assortment of (
Calicoes and Glnuharns, suitable for (ho approaching 1
season. - Chetks, Pickings, bleached aiid’unblooched {
Muslim.
2J.OQTS JND SHOES.
A well selected assortment of Men’s, Women*s, and
Children's Boots and .Shoes, good grid hnndsdmo,—
Boy's and Men's Cloth and Hungarian Cans. :• t
GROOERfES In-nll their variety, viz: Sugar,
Coflejj, Molasses, PeltinTea Gginnany’scelobru
ted /I'eas. Spioos, &c., and llio best quality of
Carpet Chain. .
.. ••• : Ne W. WOODS, Agt.
: Hccember 20, 18*lft 0
N. B. All orders from the country promplly at
tend to. Hugs, Eggs. Butter, and all kinds of X»ro
duco taken at market prices.
Sil|>iuloi-. Oi'occilcs, . ~
rptlE iUbicrjbor bag. leave lo Inform bia friend.
JL ond iho public In genorot, that ho,has just.re
turned from the city,, with a Jaigo and general assort
monl of .* .-• -* *■ ...
®Fi-csh Groceries,
til of which ho Is prepared lo soil at u iy
wry small advance. Ills stock la com
postal general assortment,of everything In (he
grocery line, embracing in part Teas, Coffees,Sugars,
Molasses, Spices, Tob.ioconnd Sugars, Quccnvworq
and Glassware, Fish and Sul), Crackers nnd Cheese,
Fruits, Nuts, and Candles, Pino and, Elliprlul Oils,
Fluid Lumps, Hums and Dried Beef, Beans, White
Corn, Vinegar, Toys, Mutches, &a.
. Persons will find it to their advantage to give mo
a cull, as I srU determined to sell nt very moderate
profiti. Don’t forgot Iho stand. South Hanover street,
next door to Hannon's (bite EshclmanV) hotel, and
within two doors of tho Volunteer Printing Office.
, ■ . C. INIIOFF, Agt.
Carlisle, December 80,1849—4 t . .
; Pmg aii<lVarl<ity Store;’ .
T 111!! subscriber respectfully announces to the pub
lic, that he has taken that well known stand,
lately' owned by Jams* Fleming, on the corner of
Pitt and High streets, directly opposite the Mansion
House, where he will keep constantly on hand an
assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES. Paints, 011 m,
Perfumery, and Fancy Articles, Which ho is dl'ter
mined to sell low. Having engaged the serviced of
ah experienced Druggist, he flutters himself to lie
üblk-tu givd general satisfaction to all.
-. Physicians and Country Merchants supplied at
r ducod prices. . HENRY A. STURGEON.
. Cuillblo', August 10, 1849. ,
Family Medicines for sale ut the
Drug and Variety store of Henry. A. Suirgeqh.
~■j -. COVEULY’S - UOliGt) v
MARKET PA.
SINCE. tho tloVo of tho last business season, this
Hotel has been .greatly, enlarged; and'undergone
a thorough nUerntiori, h»nbya't!oi|j, papering and re*
furnishing, thereby modernizing epu dia|ting'it deci
dedly the most comfortable, convenient and best ar
ranged Ufutql, at the scat of Government. ■
• The location is peculiarly line, and such as to add
greatly to -the. comfort of guests, being In the most
central und delightful part of Harrisburg.
Thp building contains7l chainborsjis threostoricp
high; eighty feet front on Second street, end 50 feet
front,on Market Square, with two-wings extending
back 140 feet nnd a capacious court in, thd centre.
Tile DINING ROOM ia capable of seating 125
persons. .
HOT AND, COLD iJATHShavo been added and
comprise.part of.tho new improvements., .
, Tho various departments of the House have been
placed under such management as .enables lhe Pro*
priclor to guarantee to Ins patrons', friends, and the
travelling .community, that every possible attention
will bo given, to their comfort. V. . ..
After returning his sincere, llianks for the very
liberal patrohagfl heretofore qJcfchdcd to him, he most
respectfully solicits a continuah'iio bf it.,
1 .. Wti.LLS COYERLY.
Harrisburg, Dec. 13, 1849—3 m
JOHN GOODYEAR.
BOOTS SHOES.,
WM. M. PpR PER has Just received a largo and
elegant assortment of -• ‘
BOOTS A AT) sWpES,
suited Ip the- present season, among which are Men
and Boys’ Thick Boats. Kip &. Calf do., GumShoea,
Buffalo Over Shoes,-&c.;. Ladies' Qaitcrs, Buskins,
Slippers - orid Ties, of Leather, Morocco and Kid,
made in the la;csl style; a large supply of Misses and.
Childrens Gaiters, Boots ami Duskius. Every de
scription of.wurk made to order at usual.
Cull at Porter’s Shoo Stole, Main street, opposite
tho Methodist Church.
December SO, 1849
BROWN GIVEN.
OF FOREIGN $ 'DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
JACOB SENJ3R lias just returned from the east
ern cities with a.new.assorlmcntof Goods, which
he le.now opening fit his cheap store, in North Ham
over street, next door to Glass’.hotel. <
Places uhere held.
Oils,; Glass, Palhtsj Copal,..Japan, .
and Black Varnishes, of, extra, quality j. Nails, and
Spikes. Walla* Bur front Cast, Shear, Blistered; ami
Spring Steel; Lpeks, Hinges,-.Screwe, Planes, Saws,
Chisels,.Augers, Axes, Knives,.'Fork?, &c. . Shoe
rinding.'of every description', Persons wanting any
thing in t|ie Hardware line, would do well lo give
03 wn detcrniinca to sell low for, cash.
1 ho highest price will bo paid for SCRAP IRON
and Ft.AXSEED.aI tile etore of'
Carlisle, Nov 16, 1819 JACOB SENER.
Great Holiday Attractions!,
.Watches, Jcwelcry, &c.
fPHE subscriber rdspcclfully itifnrms his friends
X and the public generally, (hot ho has just return
cd from- Philadelphia with the largest and-'most
splendid assortment of Watches,. Jewelry, die., ever
before offered IplhocitiienS of this place. His stock
consist in part of, . ~
GOLD AND SILVER LEVER WATCHES,
Gold and Silver Lcpihc Do., with a variety of Silver
Watches, of Jowor prices. Ould guard chains, gold
and silver pencils; u splendid assortment of gphj pens,
of most approved inuiuifaclure’ silver blitter knives,
silver and plated spoons, Hno silver plumed forks, a
large and splendid* tut of gold uriXailvcc SPEC
TACLES. (He - invites particular attention lo this
article of spectacles, as ho can warrant thoiii to be
the best this side of Philadelphia.) , Common Spec,
luclcs of all prices; n largo and beautiful assortment
of gold Finger and Ear rings, all pricesj.Brousl pins
in grail Variety, Which hoys, fob and vest chains,
silver and shell card cases, d very superior article;
silver thimbles, silver combs, oukd With a
grout variety ofothur articles in bis lino, uunucessary
lo mentions * Hu invites all to cull and examine his
stdek, assured that it cannot fail lo plcaso both in
quality und-prico. ■ .
~ ~, ' •. • tiiomasconlyn,
Carlisle, December 20, 1849—if
For the Holjtlaj's!
RlCH.dr ELEGANT BOOKS & jj’ANCY
GOODS, AT HAVERSTICK’S.“
, JUST opened at this jargb and wall[ known, os
• O tablishmenr, 1)10 most splendid assortment of
. richly embellished andsuporbly Hluslraied An
nuals; and PoolicaJ Works, tpgother
> with ah extensive variety of CIIILDUESj’fc;
p .PICTORIAL* BOOKS, for children of ttl|*uges,
• suitable om preaoms for tho Holydays. His’os
aorlnionl in this linn is the finest he ha£ ever pre
• aenleri, and cannot.,fall to plaaso, an well in the
beduty of the books as in their cheapness. Ho
> has also just opened a splendid assortment of
. Ilolyday Fancy Goods,'
which 1.1 would : lie impossible tpcnunierale rn an
mlvehto‘t»meui,.biij which comprise yvery .variety
of elegant fancy articles, of the newest styles ami
latest designs. Me would call particular attention
lo his choice supply of PERFUMER, from the
celebrated establishments of Roussel, Haul nnd
others, with Fancy Soaps and every article de
sired for *lhn toilet. • Also; Musical Instruments,
Lndtpn and'Gentlemens (Juilery, In great variety,
Gold Pens and Poncils, Port Monnairs, Wnlklng
|Guncs, Baskets in great variety, rind the mbs'! ;
elegant essorlmont of Girandulcs, FJowcr Vases, 1
fe’eroens,
Parlor and §ltKly lamps,
either for Inrti or hunting fluid, which has never
been presented in this hninnith. Also, FRUITS
CONFECTION BUY, I'RE.SERVUD FRUITS,
NUTS end an innuinnr.thlu variety of other urii
cles,.\vhieh it is impossible in (lentil,
but which comprise almost every nrliolo whicli
can be asked tor -in the line of fancy .goode, &e.
Tho public uto uepeeially. invlletl to cull and see
them during; Ilia llolydays. Remember the old
stand; North Hanover Slrcol,
'’ • ’ S. W. IIAVI3RSTICK.
Uecetnuor 20, 1849. . g •
AAPACKAOES JUST RECEIVED AT THE
Now Store, corner of Hanaver und Loullicr
stropls, opposite Win. Leonard's old stand.
' CALL AND EXAMINE, w
Broadcloths, Cassimcrcs, Satt+nets
.. ... . and Vestings'; . .
Mousolin do Lairies, Ginghams,
PHINTS, DOMESTIC • GOODS, TAILORS
j TRIMMINGS, .Vc, ■■Abo.'
COOTS, SHOES, II ATS uml CAI’S,
Call and see for yourselves
December SO, IS-19.
IT'UUIT, Spices, Ata—Raisins. Oranges, Figs, Nuis
of all kinds, Citron, Mace, Nutmegs,- Cinuantpr>(
Cloves, Alspico, Pepper, &c.,-all fresh and good, Just
received, mid.for sale at tho cheap grocery store of
. C.TNHOFF, Agt.
CRANBERRIES.— A fine lot ofiujiorior Cranber
ries just received hy
,. O.INHQFF; Agt.
QUPERIOR TEAS.—A largo assortment of flno
O Black mid Green Tea*, (now.- crop,) front tho well
Nnowp Jumso of tho Canton Tea Company, adnstanliy
on hand and fur sale by C. iNIIOFF, Agt. ■
Buckwheat meal, er superior quality, for
family use. for salu by C. INUOF^Agi,
AUEEN T SWARE> QUsaware, , or
Vi-handa'verylargc assortment of C’-omthon AV-.*-
“'unite Ware, China a „d OlMrwST* «
eas, and fur Bala by C. INIIO7F A 'I *
DISH AND SAI.-tV-Juat ireeiv|. ( t M 0 1 m..
L Uerol, lra»h nnd (rood. Alsn. Sail, nil kinds!
, .. C,INHOII-b', A B i.
piNE and Eihstlnl Olla,—Somal barrels Just
iwi ,d u a. B °°d WP'r.wiM bn Bon.tanliy
bo on bond by o. INIIOFF, Agi,
sew Auiimt
Dry Goods ! Dry Goods!
N. W. WOODS, Ag%
• •. 'micKs^oPuiiACKs.
oTr^bS 1 ". 1 h»••''"«'c73Cs{
never pracufiml m.nHcitm a duy In Mb Hf«j; Such teV/ti 1 , trick
fh J.«' , ? , ’T“"V u,on lo “ kB lu,i 10 »l«.characterand ver*c?«.r of
the irirtn. I, wish til'ist smcenilV.hc hud hever mails those Arank
"I™rmliruMn C all7hGi r p. ,f |‘ , ;ii «'^ n f 7lll men ,eat " lo b ‘« h«nwi
- I r 11 ( n ci r miercourso wiih ihetr f«U
low men ! lie applied to one Uuel Clnpb tolisslst him in innnu.
fncitiilnff Ills mixture, stating-the largo sinus & wouM Si
•is an ifi.iiiccmont to embark in the huaJiim's. men hare
been insulting aniljibelling me In' nil inwiblo lorfrirf, )o order to
impress,(he ,pub ic with the belierihot ihe : Old lloctdt'rf'Snrta.
•[[ w ?V V /.* ? ot ,« * e ? u, &! or 'W ,nal ‘ Sonto/ionV/a, marts from
Im OUt f)<>dor's Original Jienpe. '.ThM? l». Tftwnilchtl uvt
i-itt V.’* 1,1 l -'.? * ,M , M" | . V *«Wh week. | will (tire him
if lie will pralipiu one shight'aftijlur* brnof-of tmii,.'.|hr
Sfctlluioo «fc «V». are noihins'.but**
iisjuo oi inlscliuoihi. simply,-made'to-.dccclvo ihev public, snd
rc -' nrJ to hls-sww/ttf, fermenting etm
ul uii i".' 1 * 10 Ca ! J '"" l ,l "' public' topifrelia-m POnehm Old
. .l 0 1 I . l, . wn ;, e ' ,, <''' Jvtrtapnrillu, Imvh.* ort it the -Oldlioc:
the cjlnnnr Ann i »'*d hii siginutlrs across
Vrwaj'uJ qjffu, 103 Y Clfv •. - ■
- ‘J ALOIiTtJWISSRND
: Old. Dr. Jacob Townsend;
IIIK OJUi:iNAL IHSCOVLIIEII OF Tim ...
Genuine Townsend Saraaparilia^'.
* .Old Dr. IWiuand u now Mum 70 jetra nf ««. An <i has lonr
be«n known ns the AUTHOR ami IHSVO VRItBH of the
OBNUINU ORIGINAL « TOWNttHNO SARSAPA
RILLA.'* living pear, ho was compelled tp limit uataabWae
. lure, by which- means ft ha* been kepi out -of mnrkeuand the
I tales circumscribed to those onlv who had proved its worth, and
■ toewn Jt* Value.- Ithad reached threw* of many.-nevorthejaar,
I •» wiiiiy. (iffHohai ivnti. h*o oecn. hoalcd of »v.% diseases. aso
"»veu inim ,Jj,;ih. nro'l»iinHi) it* wonderful ' ■
HEAUNO POWER. •.:«>-• r;‘-v.
- Tins AND AND UNiIUIULI.ED PREPARATION’i» rnaiW
ifm-nired -n the (sigoat scale, and Is called for tliroueholu tlia
.engi i itml breadth of the land, especially u it is luundiocapa
aia nnfcyenenitioii nr deterioration. r *
linliko )mm* S. P. Townsend's. U improves with in, and
never changes but for the brtier; because it is pienared on seien~
Ufa prtnetpl" hv istfemi/fe man. The hUheit knowledge?
Uiemiiirv, and tfie'latest discoveries of the art. have alt been
Urouiht loio rnfluh.iaYm.H' the'manufacture of the Old I)r*s Saf.
Mpanna. The Sarsaparilla tvm, it U wdl known to .medical*
iimu. contain* rnaijv medicinal umpecu n «. and some nmpcniea
Mdoh uic mart or uselw.imlml.eri, wnich if retained J n p rs .'
urV™. I .ftVi'S,l’,'" l ""anil ncM. Hindi 1, In--
lurimia i«) tha •v*tein. Some of,the properties' ol Sarsaparilla
are a. volaiht that they entirely evaporate and are lost in theppv*
ES." ‘jhnr ~«.>«(/!. know,
on y m those experienced in its rtinmiiuciure Mon-over, thaw
* ,1?b rty ” ,r , in v: '” or ' «•« exbala'inn. am*,
rt,lr c v.;7., 12 "«.»■“>'«)-««. nr in.io^
*«iv parson cao lui;! or mew the root till thev aei a dar< c«il.
•Med liquid, which is mote Jrom the cidmin; mntiir in the root
vli il 'C - * ' v t ; toun "“•am this insipid or
«i ill n It* i ; W ,ld‘ Bolrr p»>lna».es. Sild,Ah*TJ Cftlt it «SA R-
GENUINE OLD, JACOB .TOWNSEND'S
. SARSAPARILLA.*.... . - -
T hut Is p» prepared that nil ilie inert pHmertt«a of Uia Sur
?n»Vri i* '“r 1 ' 1 ™ 8m rc r i,o '‘ e^1 evorjdiinff eapab'e of heJniv
L n .s«no J ° r,,r r ‘ e,l '* t '' 1 " ,a ‘Jtt'BCiuci «ml rejected j tlmn everr
E 1 I '£|?llc 1 Ic U J v inite-h scored in a piue and cpnreuiratoi
„//"» 1 5 r,,l »'l«cod nrcajwbie of lu-tni any of un vaN
Properties. Prepared' in Uik,wa)‘h u mada
U»einoaip.ny«r;urngi in in the . • " .
»•* ~C wre lnmimernf>l« Dlaeaaea.
.liDpM tna raawu-wHywe haarcimiuieriiloiluii* qq evsrr aide In’
VQXWJWMW- nvsphpsiA. a«i utVr.n tok
,£ -v {; f .UPS* ‘y /; o o-a mi upt/oxs,
. /•»•/ PCftES. am!all affections arising from
: : IMPUIUTY OP THE HLuOU. * “ >*.
rif m “rr«nou» efficacy ip all complaint* aristae
AuJity qf the from uiimuA
cireukiiMn, iktarinlnaiion of b'uo-l.tn the h-ad. natp|ini|!m of
the bean. cool ket-kndhuudft, cold chills and hut tlaahtt ovae Ui#'
JJf'v* * l b,,fl tia.equal.m LWJ» and LW»A* ; and urwnoiea
ihr y iifnP» BC .'i ora,, .° 11 V IJ < | l | »l»'pe»»|wraiiou, relaxing airtcmrca of
ilia lunjta. tin oat ami averv oihar (tun. *
.“w “1 ~u. l l' , «*• “■ >«tll*nre own maaikailf lean and a*
knuwladjjcJUuin inall kind-lnn-i waceauf - - **
■ -FEMALE -COMPLAINTS. • • -
uwwfc fT- of &'“*/''*• *r mu*. PaUiTtf-
V ine yhalrucled t SupvretMfd, m fimnfui Venjft iS
rtgvlattly of ilia mermru il jieriofk. and ilioilke; and* i« effectual
Hi curing at)i thfc form-. of Kt dney DitPtuef Cl
U/.raruorilig ob.iirucinma. ami re*ui«:mr lha ctnrral irstam .
fnriVor “T r ,lteilb ’ th lw - Uu, . ¥khu . la - . bt, 3y« anduma cunts aj
a^OTaagfi*«!aKMrS“g}
.fc-f.V?* ,l *k U,e | ),lwd * CiC,,M inellvcr to tiealthr anion, iodm
?cr^
«?2iV“Sii ,^"Thi*hV;V r ? r .^.T{iTnV-iV.-.‘i3?^n£S?«ti”,'^
Jutes Hinciurns and lighu (e «.j. ir.nvr«‘al| oM ruriio^f?‘
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S^sourfl^iffiH'tlti?;"' 01:11 ~K Jacobtownskko'.
.iu« aULI.II l and !• qu.SU rlu* m portunKy «nd inaaiit 10 brio#
rtrnnd t'lili'crsdi ronmKraiod UaniaJv ' 1
aiilnii ilk reach.-Mill pi tlio kmnvlo.ko of all whu.'nwM H that
liiej »«k> i'-jn and know, by j...r»iiica( uii.ore. iw . .
TuijwriKlmu Poivlt to lie*]. , •
For ealo al ilie Drup an.l Vnrlely Store of Dr*
Rawlins, W’cei Main street, Cnrliale. .
Ooloberll, IBiU.—lyeo'v. ‘ r r"~..
Il'rcuiciidoini Arrival, ,
.•OF PALL AND WINTISIJ 0.0,01)8;' : ’>
At the Cheap Wholesale and Retail Dry*scLda
Store of
ARNOIiD & I.EVI.
TIMJY have j‘lBl ft'ceiwd nnd no w o „, n | n(r
in North llnnovnr itrral, 3 door. „ or thbr tl n nlr L
li.le Hunk and D[j^gST
lh. most extenaive naaortiunnl o nr al i and\V Intel
(joimlb, over-brought to Carlisle, Among IhW
goads may bo found n bountiful .election of “
t i t DrCBB Good®,
plain, binck and changeable Silke, silk itvln'd 1
ami suiped Detainee, ln gTMI *aileW>plaini black
snd ■tiwins, plain,
mn.t?= d ■ jac .* i V Ol , I ' l F,l!ncl ' Marino., Parti
ilmll ’i "i 0 ™’ 61 ! plaid l , bonmri aailm, ilbbbn.,’
' ilk f,l , n i' u »ml bait.,’
■a •\ w' Hr^prn » 'rhihet, Mmi« de JLalb,.
and plaid Shawls) Monivion, Namh’s AVool. Ah
papa and Silk lloso; Gloves and Mitt,'. , ’'
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itiokv Jaait., Volyeu, I'.iloi cloth, JDijb and'U.a,
ver Llotiis*, for men's.ottarcoaie and'sppkßl*
»opJUi Sc Shoeb. "/$:
ntt havp added to our imniehso alocltofb/v
I .Or!' “J" r P° ""aorlmonl of Uoot, and Slt oei.
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