I=IN = ME MEI !LSE EMI '4 1 ,D1'11",a111 Mataalto:--TatCoe • - • Election- Prodaination.: • • . . . TN pursuance of a writ to me diri!eted'll - David I H. l'Oker,Govermir, Sate of Peouay tda, I PAPL 'MARTIN • High Sheriff of Cumberr . laud hereby' give peibliO. notice `that an •election held' su said, comity, on TRIDAY THE tioTil OP NOVEMBER, inst., fur a RePre- Uenthtivelfi Cdne,reSS, to fill the varithey in the 26t1f, , Or,prtisent:CongresS, occasioned-by the death-of- the • S. Ramsey, The said .election Will . 3ie held throughont the county asfollowg: • . The election in die election. district composed of 7 - ,thelloronAbf 'Carl 'Sid. and toWnShipS'of N. Mite '4llctoii,South' Middletom Lower; ,Lower I'mnkforkand ',Myer West Pannaborpugh,:will be -.held at the Court House in the: borough oe.Carlisle. The :election in the 'district composed of Silver of township„will , he held at the 'Public Housd of Joseph. Grier in ucstown, in said„township.• The eledtionin tiketlistrict composeil-of-Enst-Pen borough township, will be held at ,the 'Public HOuse .Of—Andrew Kreitzer in said township. • The election in- the _district_ composed of:: New Cumherland and a..part of Alien township, will pC _ held at the .Publicllonse. of .1 olin_S ourbeck r i u-New Cumberland. . election in the district coinesed of Lisburo„ and: a. part of Allen. township, will. ,be held at the .Pul.)lie. House of Peter M'Cann, in Lisburn: • The election-in . the district composeitolthat part of Alleciown - abip - ottit - iikltided fii - tlitiNCIV - Cififili - Er- - )and and Lisburn distriets; will beheld at the Public House of David Shenfer, in Shepperdstown,ln said 'townShip:- • . • • • The election in the distrl'ot - comPosed of the bet.- ough of. Mochanicsbprg, trill be held at the Public ' llouse - ofJohn hoover, in said borough; " The election in the district 'composed of- Monroe toWnship, will 'bd'held at the Public House of widow Paul in'Ghurchtown, in'said township. The -- election' in the - district 'coinpostid - of - Upper Dicki nsontow nship, w lie-held at Weikloyii - SehotiL Mouse; in-said townshiP. •,----The election -in the district. composed .ofthe bar, ough-of Newville;and townships of Upper • - Frankford, Upper IVestpiiiinsborong4, nod that part of NeWtOn---township,--iiotrincluded-in•-the--Leesburg. • election districtlllieremafter mentioned, will be held_ at the Brick School House, in the borough of New-' election in'the - district emu side of 'Hopewell, will-be held at .._ in. Newberg in said township., The election in the district composed of ihe hoe ,ough -of Shippetnishurg, Shippennsluirg township, and - that part of Southanipton township, not included, -- itrthe'DC'eAttrg election disfriet;Vill he•Weldat the Councilliouse i intim borough •of Shlitpennsburg.••• • Andin.and by an act of the General Assembly of this commonwealth, passed the 2ilJuly 1839 it is thtis -provided, "That-lhe-qualified- electors-of-parts -or Newtocaod'Soutliiimptoii - townsliips in-the - Count) : of CuMberland,-bounded-by thmlbllowing-liiies and dis tifficesiXizi - Beginning at the Adiuns-etiunty th-etaloirgitheliti-e-ihililifift'llie-fotaisbio ofs inion and . .Newton to the turnpike road, thence alon Said - turnpike- to''Centre schoolltouSe„,' on - said turn pike, in Southampton township; theme - toa paint on - the Walnut Bottom road at .411pylitick's, including Reybuck's-farm.--thanccit straight:direction to the saw-mill belonging to the heirs of "George Clever ; thence along Krysfiir's run' to Atlitins county line, thencenlonglhe line of AditinStoittity •to•the place of-beginning i -be and the sante is licrehy• declared a new and separate election diStrict i the„gencral elec tion to lie held at the public house now occupied by Wm. Maxwell, in Leesburg, Southampton township. And the several Judges, Inspectors and Clerksi who shall &aro attoraleat sit Om recent election for Electors, arcrrquired to attend and perform nt the said election, the like duties, and be subject to the like penalties for neglect or misconduct, 44 they shall be liable to under the act of-Assembly. • And the return. Judges of • thcseveral election die tricts_o f said.connty, are hereby required to meet at the Court House, hi the Borouglrof Carlisle,-nn- the. Monday next succeeding' saiil electkon . ' at 11 'o'clock, A. M. with certificates of the. result- of the. election in' their respective districts. ' Given under my haul at Carlisle, this 3d day of November, A. I). 1840, and the sixty-fifth year of American Independence. ; • • '• PAUL MAIITIN, Sheriff, Valuable tract of Lana FOR' WILL be sold at private sale; at any time be tween this and the 15th 'of November neNt, MEMO Limestone Plantation,. late the property of ;fames Neal, 'Esq. deceased, situ ate hr. Dickinson township,. Cumberland county, .bounded by lauds. of Andrew Carothers, .1 ohn Wood burn, Samuel Huston and others, containing TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY flue acr.,s, more or less; about two thirds of which are cleared land, in excellent cultivation and .under cod feoce—the remaining tli ^ iris is fine timber Iffil:iiiiii4;iTinents are n , - T.i 1111oC two,Story DwellincP • - House, and Kitchen o-largc Drick 71arn,.1.1ragon Shed and There are also on the preinix'es a good apple orchard .mlll other,frait trees, also oilarke_pond_oftroter that -has scarcely ever keen known taip dry. . • , 4--Persons-wishlng-to-wiew- -the property can see the some by,tialling on age. Piekes, who resides oti the' premises; nod for the priceomialitions of sale, &c.; by tipplicatien tif Willuim M. 11i kilo, Esq.; at Carb litsle,•or to Mr. Samuel:. BOYd (ore of the; (milers) near Cohilabia,-Loneaster ctituity; Pa. ' '• • Oetober 19; 1840 . . 11 14 (.01tILMaLtiiiip ,„ W.Far•iirof 47 : jives, 01 Slaie #ll4 14inies0o . iae Land, Situntc'in Notth Aji (Winton 'township., Ctunhprinnd co. two 'tilling . froin Michltiscls, m ' ills - m t] fice;from 'C[4ll . ilp: - ,The'Amproveruentsni . eti gcio!l • • CYTSPa &ILA Hill' Double Battle under . , 'stohe'iridiToUr 'Mal d en, ivith back iiildfilont '.fiicils,'one of wliiefi : is with a 'cellar undee; jLIV'EaI CELLANT , •:-‘ •;{ • ;. •Z 1 11' •'''' ' ORCHARD:' itegethei , with other iinprovements: AbOut•loo.ncres :are clenivdonder4ood. fence and:in . -a F,Ood ,stato of the iii covered with good tint , iher, apart of which is Locust; apriiigeOn nearly.nlit ithefields. The Conodoguinet creek bounds °deform 4311 one side 2521serehes, which will allordAvlneation' for water works. '';'sjiy rie..son to purchase a. tnirni:of tide descritdron wiil do well to eiminingik; 'OS 416 - iel•mliia • • Clittlie . _itstle• .44i3 . farm or tothe'sulsciiher: Cialisle. •- . • ' '• • ° ••• ' .14MBEIITON. , agiv IF, 1849.:-,ty • - , Notice. MIZEMI ..XT , OTICE - is' luirebrgivenAntLetters of,Admiir 1111 titivation on..the , 'estsfe of . Jaeob Goodheartilate of • West Pennsboro' township deceased; have been issue Co the idtseriber in 'due forar,of.law: All persons having-accontritsty.itliAtaid—den'AL;sre , requested to present them (lathe subscriber puoperly' authenticated for- settlement, and those indebted to anake. r. • ...::....d. . . , for c.OOPC b. \ -'1 i"liitt'be g AiILES. pen. - ' st."prj e ,, .: . . s r. . 4. , ...:31;eill _. e 06. , i , 12 a bov-P° An ~oCt'. '1.84' . , .. - • , . , . - . • - / • , . • —, • , ___,_________,_________-___ __L___. - •-•' ' • •••-' ',.:•-''—', , • .., •. : ~,' ~, -•, , 1f.,..;: • 1 ' '' ~ : ''... s , . • , -', , -,. , ...,. ~. ~, ;,(i — .",, r , 0- , :., •: r ~-,, • ,- •'_.,••••n- ....,,,........-:,,or' • ~ • - , -, . - .. , ~-„ • ..' .„ , ~',„. •, ~ . ~,, F , •,'-', ' . . „ . .. ... , . ... -, ' . ,_. , • ,' ' -, d ls '• ~, .. ` 7,:-*. s .l'i 4 -4)2^ _-•,;',CiVit . lAiDij' '• ' '"• '. ' , . , • ; -, —, • ~. • _ . , , -Snpiior,stelifed-and--Ositi—Lonskin,'"ol-Slnekikin Ca ssilifef'e s, premium and In w-prieell Siitlin'efts;:sti perine Silk, Satin , Velvt‘t, Valencia, Corded, -Figneed -and ,N I i Iles awl Cassimere Vestings.-- A .gei tiwitt-of-all-qual hies awl colors of ' Groceries aPti 'queens ware • Of the'niost approved qualitidg - t The-putlia lire re‘- spectfully invited to rail, and judge for theniselves vs • the , are deternilutl4mol cheap for - cash or country tnodnco.7 . l" l :oi , ;l4fll7:KEEPlWS - ifikt rearieetfully invited to catt , and Cxarnitiei their 'stock of Liilluirs before purchasing elseUltere. . . • ' Own. Co.,,October 'l4; MO.. "r" 5‘ IMI -‘. ES Arjr whom ww. oi.znw:,00:(01)0 - 4.- . • 'sullBfiribei.,•llo just reltirned:Troin Oie" 'city with a large fitiMy.ofptiperior aesi , kyled . •' FALL' AND WINTER 1 9.0 D S • • , consiAting in liart of ; Wool dyed Black, Blue, Cla rei,J Broivn;lnvisible (green and Mulberry '- • - - . . . - . Wool, dyed Black, Blue; and , figtfred Cassimeres ; Snttinetts all descriptions , Corda and liatiffileens; Ticks and CheckOmported'Stair and ficnroil Cat , poling; SfixOny, Prince and Mouse de Lames; Born baratusa, Merl noes, • blue black, black, Mantua, Fawn, Brawn; Figured' -Plain • . •Figured and Pluiti-Swiss-and Jaccniet MustinsiGreen Baize and :Flannels of' different colours; , Gloves and Hosiery; Cloth and,Fur- CapS; Broshe and Merino: Shawls Mackinaw, Bose and-Point Blanky'tin Leghorn and Sivaw :Bonnets; . togntinT with an assortment of . - H.Grocerks - & All of which will 1M sold on the inost rensoonbli terms. - Person imelnilted to mill nod examine fot theMselves before purchasing' elsewhere. • ANDItEWT RICHARDS.. . BARGAINS,, - BARGAINS: .bry . G 6 ads, .GrgeerieS Queenszpare subscriber; tit etlueetl prfeesibr__Ctuth, in _the .room_ rtiecutty. occupied-by ,loottb-Rheinit itotl"adjohliog tlie — sttiru - of Smutted R. `ltlyers - V - - _The stosAtis.new,and - consists:in part-of -broad-cloths, eassimercs,-cassinettsilblank ets„merinos,-liombazines, flannels`, vegtings, nauslines, calicoes, ,ticiiings, linens; table covers,• plain afid figured swiss-mils insertingit,- laces;'gilk and cotteli handkerchiefs, ribands, gloves and stock ings,honnets, boaverteens, &c. &c. - .. -Also,. a small Tot of GLASS ,AND QUEENSWARE, and a few GROCERIES. •Having relinquished hesiness in Shioheris burg, SLINK . 1.0 this -place, I am desirous- of closing up the con, cern as, soon as possible. Purchasers will do well to call soon, as great bargains will be-giyen. Clf-AS,- OGILBY , Carlisle, Sept. 20; ,1840. BARGAINS! Sontkeimer - 8 . 0 Lindatter, . • At their New' tare in. Centreville, Lac-.just. re ceived and are now opening a very large mid splendid assortment of I3RETISH, FRENCH ant DOMES TIC • DR' GOODS, which hate been selected with much carein The cities of NEW YORK and PHILAMLPIIIA, and which .they respectfully invite the ^citizens of. Centreville and vicinity to call and examine, as' they will be ena bled to please, and sell decidedly cheaper than any other est a blishment- in the county. They will he happy at all times to see customers who are desirous of litiviug • . . . New a n d `decal ;, Good Go o ds: Among' their stock will be found .'Blue,Black, Brown, Green; Olite, Cadet, Mulberry,.Daia, Cit- Hu ' Claret., 3ixt. 'Drab and li'i•iu'itt. " of lOw meet," 0 Lrt (44a,a4..z. Fall as,cl.3tainter - Goods'. sititable for_ Gentlemen's. wear.. .Simeriorhick Ttlliao Lutestrings, Gros De Naps, Po Dn-iwits, Gros Do s Swiss,Mal Senshaw Clilleys,,Chint us Chint zes, Cambric% llolibinetts, Plain . anti Pi- guyttti Swiss, and Book Mot;liOs, Shawls, Dresa‘ HantllCeri3hiefs, Scarfs, Veils, Ribbons, &e. large and exetdlrait - lissoriment of and low Diaper, Caiietiesi 1 Table '7Powelling and Table' Diaper, Crash iNftislins, ,I.'ickings; Cheeks, Cords, Beaverteens &c.. 'A general assortment of Leghorn Straw Bonnets,i Umbrellas, Parasols, Ste: Al so, an extensive assortment of :CEIttIITICAI t.;P AGENCY,' • - B Ton: TIIE er ' ' , ' , . . , etsittli•eths re—citable Uativer -. •' • '"''' • *at . . Are 'held lryL - thblolltrking agents in their respee rive . counties. ..As:pionerous counterfeits, of: these . .pills ave attempted to.he'palined upon the,,corninuni . : the.prOpriety of. purchasing' enly . frcinitire . rieog limed Agents, will-lie 'apparent. ,••• • Cumberland County,rCieorge llitner; Carlisle; A. •Itlecitinilesburp Gilmore E l 4, MeKiiineV, ni•ernieinalli, New -- CUmberland ; Isaac Bartair,: Shirenianitewn; L. ltiegelUCo. Cherehtearn. - • .7" ; = • - Perry County--Alexander -kligua 26 ,14 4 0 , t , • • ; ••• „ 0.11A1L1% • • , .; Estates, of ,Alary Zinn;. . AIINIINISTIIATION on -ille•es , r .o ,tate of.llla),,Zion,: late ,of Westpeonaborough to iv iiship,Gtehherla County, deed. have beep .issu 'eil to thetitil)seiiher livingto e TIC kis Lereby. gi veirto nll those, Indebted .to said p a -. tate to rnalie itntnetliate,paymeot; ; and all those liav jrig Uliiinaagainst Bahl estlite to'wesetit 'thetti, preii erly . A4thenticatidjiir settlement.`. GZ.01161 . 1 • , - . • „; , „ 1 11 Er Will be eoeived fit this',OSlO in pay, for. Subsertplion, , wax.ozerzazzawr amarztanoo WHOLESALE & RETAIL . C'opper, Sheet Iron, 'and Tin. irare The inibseriPer offers liir sale- at his shop, I n North Hanover Striiiiit Carlislii;'neit :loin. to Win: Leon ard's store; (or will tnacuracture at the' shortest•no tiee) thelollowing articles, to wit:. ": (1.3Q - 4x-PMBTaatakOo_ STOVES of Alrdescijptions, _ • , of which he lots on hand ti large assortment, which 1e..-.AVlU:SeilllCLEciiihaM • fial cask - He also of. 1 . 6 s for sale atiy quantity of Stove Pipe; COokin g - Stove - • rot.' wointitnil coal ;* nil sorts -dr • • , • Tin, Copper-and Sheet Iron Ware; such as Wash Kettles, l)ye Kettles, Hattct:'s Kettles; Drurni, Dripping,Pans, tiouse Spouting r Eptc.; all of ' which he will sell on better terms, than usual. • - • AllEk KERNE ~ Election ■ • • Amc ITV:IOM.. • I lERF f AS,_theUttrlisle.Stti,iiir l'untl r Soule! V; •WIII t.xi•e •n 1841. Notice 1941Creby given, agrecaltly to the constitution imil lays or Pentisylta tini, that - the - titoekliolileCti tapplying to the next I..Nislittitre or the Contrnoirl w cal chtrugtf lime, style. iuld-t h - i: - PCltiiitiCrliqtl- - -Ir'nllcv Plink 11-increase - of i.:tputil and geneal tistitrinting:tou._ leges, all under 'such restricihnis as the Legislature may-tlivect-:.The-andre-institution-tit-bc-,contitiulitl Pa. ' . • • - • _LAug-19,1.840--qm SPLEIVDID Virginig Staler illitillte,!ey; , . 'Fur Endowing the Leesburg ACairaily acid for other purposes. plass No. 9 for 1840.-;-10 be Jrawu ut Alexandria,Na. Saturtlay,.Nor. 21st 1840. - ca" . 100 Prizes of: 1,000. Tidkets only $lO-11nlves $5---QoartCrs $2 50 (krlificales of Packages of 125 Whole l'ikets $l3O STATE LOT TERY. , For tho !Mark of the Itlononialia Academy. Class No. 10 Mt; 18 , 11).L-To he dm wa at Alexandria, Va. on S..toirday, Nov. 25t1,11.840. GRAND C.: VITALS. . • • 6 $35,295-1.0,000.' 5,000-4,000-3,500-3,035-3.000. ' 40 Prizes .of 3000 Dollars, " Ticketcslo--Halves ss—Quarters $2 50. CertiliCates of packngeti 425 Whole Tickets $l3O Do. ,do 25 I MU' do '65 Do. . do quiirter-do 3'2 50 Capital $60,000 ! • $lO 9 OOO '''415,000 - AND iS'isicen Drawn Nu.mbers iu esch.Packtige of-26 . Tickets. • • .. Ptizcs",tkuz _lll;tnks. • Altittin dr ia class fin• 1840.—T0 be .th`awn at Aldiaa . dria, 11, D.C. ou Saturday, 14th November, 1840. 66 9 000 Dollairs 1. prize of 311,000-=-1 of 15,000-1-of .10,0004 of :of 7,000-.4. of 6,000--1 of I'MO-41 of 4,000---1 of ;3,500--1 of 2,511-4 of '2;000-5 of 1,75010 of I ; scio-LD:fr 100 Pri z &0 . :9 10011.ncly' 59 of 500, 50 , 0f400, 100 of 300,101 of 250 - • • ' 170 of 200, of 1.50, Ste. bzo. &0.. Tickets only ,s‘2o-.-flalvesso-.-4).uarters • Eighths $2 - , Certidcatos of Packngei of 26.Wh01e Ticki!ts V 26 0, • - r do: do,-) :i0. •::' do 25 Qoarter • do: 65 . , - '• do '26 Eighth , 'do 59! -• • ••• • . --... • . • . In = Orders lor7l:i4ets and Shares or Certificates of l'ackiges in the above Lottery will be promptly attonted to 'find the drawing „sentjrutinlifitely. afte,r it is,Over. • , Address, • . .'• •• - ,ii - : : • 1. . . • D. S..GIZEQOIIY.,f, C0.,./ . .fattagera. .. . ~.. ' AVashintotl Dity,l). C. Sept. 23 11P10. - - • -•-- • ' ' ''' . . :Variety Store, .1 1 111IB'sehser her; thankful for past-Savors, respect • fully..infol.ms the publicthat lie still continues to , q151(110, : tv. in. Church Alley,,near '”.Education Hall,"`wh ere he has now on hand a large bssortment ofttßions, consisting, impart', of_the fol to wi tea d; Cakes; Cheese, .13 aeon, .11ttras;- Flew Soap, Cider,: Siilces;TruitO• Sweetmeats', ..nutl,,otlici7 , necessaries eileulated for. Ihis ineredian.. • • ~-N.13.1.1ea150 continueslo Kemp' an paling - Heme t ‘whero.gbatienten.can be aeconitnoddted'widt'lVpe ; -rigs F't.etiriuklotl, Oysters Ste., at the shorteSt notice; • • • JACOB slls/G. • Sept. 9,.'18¢0:-1 jesi;T: —. " , Sargcnt':s‘P Olitical' lteoister for • •• • . • • 1840'• Odetvetl'a . fe't i y 74 : ...00piea of Sargent's Political Rciister;iiliibitiag tho •re sol tit of P.loottatta 'told in the different States:mil' tiOaatica thrialgitatp. Om United Statila front 1,836.1 ti 1840 - work :iv ill 1;(3" found a ooirreairof rcle'rene - for thc;tiC" . who xitiali to bomiatro the results ,of the atniroaching electiOns witti.those that pre-' ceded them. Price 25 &mt.. ATNEAt St, MULVANY. I:`.EC • , :Beet conistanOy fortialy 6y . S. ELLIOTT. CARLISLE BINiC,. Ocl. 13, 1 810 t - th,Qs,lgpkboldeli I "etk, twill at the Bank `Tel,. of NoveinUer YEILIAN, Coshier. ■ -,JOHN. J.- Al-YE.I€S.- BRILLIANT, SCIIRDIE • . 25 Half do 25 Qunrter-do MOST S PLENTAIII ' I OIMND .SOHEMEI ,tt - ka1,,14" . .iii4f.10 , 4 . 0 GREAT RieflON re- 1- sargivins., Elp,rgedn.s., UMW" tati!O)Ma Siiirpensbur g _Pa. • -ARNOLD ' ABRAMS, .etfu iii n foiln the eititens . of Siiiiginstiurg and tyr thptt4(ty":,litite"jit'St'receiveii pm! are now ngat" tileil'htore, in. Mai n . quiet', an extensive I.9ll_spientecnissortment of r, • . . Re. 110 ope and - ''. DriZ ' 0 " 001)5 - ' • . • conititii of very line English, French and German •Clot i",-Clissinieces;Satinets,lxci-'of • eVery variety of scoloi quality and . price. Also, a large and hand::: sonniissortinent of 14;a g lisli arid French Merttioes, Boichtziecti,. Alexia° Shawls. anct-jlatuttierchiels, 'Ulla O . ) 9, igonslin de Laing, Wench Chhitz , Plain' 1 ., and ' , tired Silks and Satins of every coloiiitAtutli -ty;'s k atal'ganie-dress-hundket•chielh; lidbinct and hlon; veils, fancy scarfs; gauze,..satin, and Muntint ribbiads of every size and color, Ste. Also—Straw: tionts - and platted braid, ,Also--a large. assort inenlof Domestic Goods: consisting of calicoes, °bee si, muslins, and In ery other article. which Cllllllli meat ettbelonging I.n . the Dt•y Goods business; lo goll • with an extensive asSortment of ~.-------i . . iTuswarc, illii'dmiii,r6; GrOcC -. .. . . ne,s, 'minors,. &c. &c. . - - all ofwhielt Will be sold elleaper, than' ever, before Milfot:•sale.• . . . TI y would . respectfully invite the. public to call mitt rm•roMe-thUirrstoel:Mndiirietri, - being , thlly ttttrit fi'ed t at they can iMeoniniodat6 them at prices. :the _belm.tvhat they:m(l4lAm habit'ofintying._' - Nils:- co u»try Prod/Jet:l)f all kinds will be taken 4c:74.11:1nge foe GoodS;at iintiket iiritte. - °wiry Merchant:3.am invited to.eall uncles:lolle theMitoei, being -connected will!. Y.:tiroirlpi Alt.litt in'etbli'es,. vllictiAviLlt iliilile them , :01 sell at piiee 4 'less tlian•eati be purelatsed in the-Cities M . :New-17m* DrAlhibuielphi , .. , . . 81ithiensburg, Oct. 7,1810. - , . , - - - 112-1-11:fi,li 1 2 IN G_.III.ACIIINES lifilflt—Ojeitiawails•. intproveel : - .. -- 7. -- 7 - rioNst - lilliirge'l olver. • - . Tut& great .ctwouragettlealt ..fterc..tofore reeeivt4l front tlatSale of his roachines:iialue6 . lilin to . or.= - li , r to the public a new and improved I lorse l'owri., 1 which e:ot.-be:sitifted . ,ili.gear-or..out. Or...geatthy.key.F. , , 1 nitd.sLift_illitetfitl - to - gi 011010 (I iiferil II t 0 0/i Id MI S: 1-Alidlle hlis 110 A eji fill iiinlinlSßlCl rig tiii2T:lllllCl7s that . he hi pow stile tefurnisli ilienr with an a itiele , fiir so -1 periorto.those iininuilictured - herctoforeivzFor speed ' and clean threshing and case to the horses, be be , Beres - his machines -to he'unetittll4.l. ' : -•r i , --.liis-price-is-$1 , 19---sereiityrlollars - fo - be - pnid - ctish, and tlui4dance.tti six months 2 for which a note.wilf be required with - interest.. Any -person purchasing , a machine and upon a fliir trial; not being pleased, can -returtrit. Ile will nt all titnes. be ready to furnish ilieni on the shortest *nuke; orders fronrn distance; Will be pouctufilly Ittteadv4 to. - it willalso repair machines on' the shortest notice. - --- ' 4 - - .. • - WILLIAM B MILLIGAN. Norville, July 29,1840.—tf: .. ._.. 141C1„•T:t t itst ? ', Lae Dye, Bloc. \ritriol, Copperas, Indigo, OiLof Vit riol, Nitric Acid, Mori:die. do., Sqlutioh of Tin ; the Above will hi: sold low for Cosh, by • S.• ELLIOTT. • 65 3F2-50 --111-instowls . -Balsam- of -- - HOREHOUND.. An unparalleled remedy for common Cbitis,Coughs, Asthma ' bitlitenzti, Nthooping _Cough, Bronchitis, and nil discuses ot, the I Irstast,,,,wid Lungs, leading to Constiniption ; composed of the concentratetl. virtues of Horehound, I totiestl, Itionil Root, Liv ,crwort 811(1 several other vegetable substances.— Preprtred only by J. M. WINSLOW, llocheste.r, . . N. Y.. ' • . The innocence and universally admitted -pectoral virtuesof the Herbs from which the BALSA NI OF HOREDOUND is -Made, are toe gvnerally known -to require reconimendation; it is therefore °lay de .c,essary to obserre that this •incilerine coaMdns the whole of their medical properties; highly concentrat ed, and so happily combined with several other-ve getable substaces, as to render it The most speedy, mil() atal-ceriain renietly, tam in vise, for the • Com plaints above mentioned. • - _ For Children, this Balsam is ofinestimable Value. It is a speedy remedy for the Whooping...Gong/rand :Cronp; mid iitliirtiScertat it relief i nflowel•Complainte r efrOiler7TCPUiin - Of bze:---rit-is-pleasmit-ittrjhe-ittstemiti may busafel,Vgiven to the tenderest infant and should be 14ypi at all times in eVery-fanary, a it s it •is much L lictter.for thc_complaints, incident to Children, than Paregeeio, Cloilfrej s COrdial, or the Cordials setiont munlynsed; as hundreds in this Cityhave testified.- - .Reid tkejidloiving.-1 C6relif certify that early in the ipring of Is3B,l'col tract:ea a severe - COLD, whirlt settled upon myhuhs, And threatened a hasty Colisouption. 'I used several ,preseriptions; but ob -1 taiinid dittle or no, relief; -I was much alarmed.— l lapikning to lie inlloeliester, I . was nil viscd by my friend,llle.Widslow ,to try a bottle of his 43.-vi.s.tili. 'or Tlttrainitivn I I did so, aud - to my surprise •ob taini;dreliefat once—and: lipthe.use of •Ilint single bottle ;ci.• - ii•g - lici;fectly:reStored to health. • To those afflictill with Colds or Coughs, at ,thid ;inclement ' season' I say "go and do likewise." ,' . • ' ' ' . _ LEAN•DER CHIPMAN: pittsfordiMon . roe co. , Nov. 9 -1839. Winslow, Druggist, Dear_Sir have been for n_series.of years afilict.-_ ed with an alrection,of. the 'Lungs, and a hard cough; and.l4eMatty timcs.arose morninga? come pletel.fexhatisted by excessive coughing during the night is it person would he by a .hard; days have tried insist of the popular remedies of ,tlia day, t i4cr rouintr'elief - until 1 met with your Balsam of Hoieliound . All the other remedies or palatives, that I late used, leave the bowels- in a congested -I,state, ivhileyours leaves them, soluble and freo,This 1 consider ii gi•thit desideratum: On hiking a- dose of alsam \Olen goieg . to bed, I- rest quietly litre' I the tight, and my sleep is refreshing. I take great, ,plettstim. in recommending your ,Balsam of Dore. ; hOund to thoSe afflicted Whit ,puhilbrivy cow : idaintrcir.nny . disease .appertaining. to . the lungs,' and, .tak,ethis opportunity to thituk you for the great" slief Aud i , benefit I pave experienced thiMugh your in-' itruinsatitlityc yqpili; with Much reipect,- • • - - WM.''COOSWELL Forisale by , : '.„ , - • i, . S; T ELLIOT, "i. • A. J. 'NORTH, Newville,' ' , _ Alt,, by Druggis agenerally dirqughotifthe Doan try, i!ricoOlsents per bottle•!. • :.,; . 18 . 4 , 0 :771 1 Y.!..,; . . • ' . . • the basest erhne ;in ' nza/4 117 _,.. . .; . Ora; uoiremong.thet 'ohms Of , Editors who , fOr n . .fe.‘ , ?;(l.llare willi (n; the expense or, yotitnnil Jones-. tys) ‘; •nel: npr an ne;iele and.brinFel.intexppid sale; i l uellit . „ 7 flea ve Nylillitalo keennia stlent,:nfler,lixing -take ihe , nillity'efan iriiprObreeni or,iligeOvery in ,seleuto or art.' , Our , readers ,p;111 - 'reeolleet. we 'told them were unwell with. a ante, thrent'neli-iolent x i cehi onieffeUr Ainek's'ilkO; ' I'Vell,'ird pneelieSPAl two • tient S- of AV:IN4LOW'S.,II,AI...ciAIkI OP 1-10RE-'' 110 NOped sp,suiltletexves the euee, 00, :We. foargOt: ye ever bar.n C0.1,6,,.,J1i05e who . are nfilete6, envy try it epan'out.' eeponratl3ntiatien.44.4aqiniiun' 'rel...-, .-.,?,-...',...-.. •,: ..,,' i-,: . ,, n' . . - ... , }or sale by .*,-* -- .:t. ,-- ri - --- ..P,v-ELTAOtir, CArlisje ~ ,...::__.l. '. . - , 1 - .'' ..'_-..'.; :.j - .AL J:l4olt.THiliiniiii ,L le.: ' ',.:':'i ... .. - 41.1hO',11 ., Druggist..e geneaxilly';l;voughoutlbe*On4 try:; , ',Yrkee 50 eetita , per bottle.; .!. ; , v ~.s. : ~-..,' •:;'-- .; -Oft.' 8,184 q. ~.• .. . , ... . ~. , . =I . . from the Arlfiv'Y • , • •- BEAUTY SLEEPING. • BY' LEVI'. ~PATTEpr, . She slept) .Along; Iter arm of snow.; ' • Her check of rose serenely laid, , . • 'While wary . curls heav'd to and fro,. -•- ' At .every sigh:her breathings made; The vembreeze which pass'd along,. • • - Went o'er her.qouch with - gentler air, • AS loth tO•wake With pinion ,strong, " • ' • s that,altuttber'd there.. : She slept! . The - thin transparent lid ' • Curv'd calmly o'er her eye of blue; • . -But the' the eartlily.orb was. bid,' - • 'lire:spirit light still struggle4.thro% .• ' .. While o'er her lip tineonsinotis wrought A : quir'ring -pulse-which- went' and came, • - As if some dream yenew.'.d the thought' • The wakinghour had ceased . to name. • She 'slept! And as the wandeving rays • • • • : moonlight skiss'il her forehead pale, • •• • . - On charms which night forgets to veil ! 11e marvell'd not, why shapes of. air,: • ' —Blest works - whidionceitilleaven had shone, .I.*aptitr'd with a • thrin so fair, - • • . 1 , or wonihn'e home had left tlieir own: ' . •Florida. - ' • - • Front the Girited.9tates Gazette. Travelslat the East. Con,stantinopk—L.d.Turkish.Baihnti - "quitips, the Reservoirs y et c. 7 -The Sultan I'lie "Sweet Miters." -There -am more- thati threehtindred-liaths in Constantinople...'The,Bath is one of the chief of oriental luxaries, and .may be fou4d thb, Me a neitto w th eiT.a.st, and. calm enjoyment. of life is onn of the most r:-Cita tf‘rist 4?-4-of/the-Otto man-raoe, Hurry ; bustle; confusion, the. signs.or ac-. Live trade, are unkitown-iii-Eastern,-Capt tals. The spirit of fatality, inculcated by . the Mahothinedan religion - fieerrl to'lnalte men iodiffercnt to the vicissitudes of this life.. l -11P• sober-- ; elplaiiiinity•ofii Turk is iitidisturbed by - the" ilist . extt!dardinary - oc , ceirence..' If his house is consuming over - los heatt—lf-therPlagtre deVastatp&the town_ - the - . N - Sha,:it - _ - _anT:unTi - eetfiedrobber - pluittlers him:of he will ex , claim, !‘Allah Kerlin, - "Ir is and Would his pipes be-left to him, he will retire , . to.it is favorite - CafeTioonge-on-the .Divans,..anttforde_Cin the nblitious fumes of-tobacco; the troubles of his earthly exis . tende, or dream of the bright-eyed llouris„ and the Sensuatiluxuries - trio-ilea - Veil promised:to_tho.Faithful„ - The.-Bath .is one of his faVorite luxuries. He passes hours in the enjoytnent of that neutral-kind the Bath. ---- • • •., 't"' I'pciludr. of - . • As the. Bath is a rather •serions affair in the East; we went to it early in •the morn ing. The Bath which we had selected,. was one of the Most_blegaut in Constanti no*. Its exterior; as usual, Was mean ,and unpromising; upon enterrog•we found ourselves in a spacious circular hall, lighted by a dome,.pierced with numerous holes, Covered with various coloured: glass. - A round :the'walls were recesses, in w . hich were reposing upon carpets and divans, persons whohad just finished the Batk.— Ia The ceatre - pf •the hall was a fountain, • whose falling water made a pleasant mut.- intr'in the still heat of .the summer Morm ing:. A. row of: Grecian columns,, several. of which were • from Alexandria Trans, supported the roof: We delivered our selves into the hands of ..otie of the - •half.: naked attendants of the Bath ; he chatted our garments for a vestment of clean linen; and thtis attired, and preceded by -the at tendant, •we • shuffled with, .our • wooden Clogs Dyer the verdFfi - iiiieue pavement, into - another,apartment. . The intervening pas 7 sage was well.: heated.. Front this we. passed into an apartment where, the_heat Stabil at - Mare th ait - 100 - degrees'. • The , het vapor was soTiftnisia thait .we coulirhaedly diScern an object. -.We weroitimictlintely seized hold of by a half naked savag,e„with a head . ebtirbly-:shaven,.eichrit a tuft'ilgon the peak by- whiehohe Might-be (44d-into -heaven..! , . We were throWn upbn our backs . ; and thett coininenced. Such' a„scrubbing,,as never had before. - ':Not a Particle of ex.: traneous.matter remaining upon the skid, tye iyere turned OV'er, anti our bones were such a Man ner..thatlt theti; , lll - mine. would sfiap:•astioder. Re- monstrances!and cries of agMiy - were• - •un&. Vailing, aS,our tongues could not of M , ater- Stobd by otir.terthier. • ive,were deluged with. d ,sorrent soap and-water, and were. then plunged Into a tankof water, 'Our moustaches 4011g...trimmed, and , hear& _dresSed and maratents clianged;:we.'iyerei re-conilticted to Dry. linen was here given us, and 'our. heads &Quad, round with bite, napltinK.H We threw upen divima , ••• supple, and lighter than We 'had - e - yll, : ..felt. Lemonade *as first served, next a. Ades of §lterhetlben.coffgesl;ul-ikyrtiffided pipe of ',Wilkie tobacco. We:passed anliour. or afore in'n drel l tnyirepoSe, loOking upon od — uS7 and" e — njoytog diet 'do/cc . around far 2flertte, _ sweet 40-nothing -cxig tencii, in ,which '-the cares -arid troubles of life- were • forgotten-in the Ii ippy.coisdition. or a quiet 'and languid frante, And a,Seeth':, tog ttnagtnatton. , • "Constantinople' is more 'Jitter9stit)g, as typical erthe manners antl'enstoine of the P:aSt, :than: for its antiqUitiee, , TraCes' 'its intigoiribooodl'uniio'r Ake 'tiieek Vitt pei. , 'ors, however, yet i : The cisterni ere. aS 'w*entlerful'fo'r • s the - hoenly-„and.., ornate style' Of their `arehiteeture,4 fertheir'great extehet-' 4 tig '4resto ,-11 , 1 over ta tielee‘ ifv:thet cEiti,h . ;b,e,4e o o l t' r eef isnmesllk. oihitiijw(l l 4 6 .oie ; etipalieit one of the ~`tto,Wlwityitleiffi ' ,cis terns..,''' We - deseended . ' ;Me it . lenk tlig,ht, of 'stone 'steps ! It, resetubled more - , , .Orthi , w - , zaimiilkieo '7Caci''..tits7-71ctlb.1.(iti;i'cb. the.:Suhicrranean •banquetti 4:chamber of some . gergeoun . palaqe, than a reservoir for the holding-of water: Its vatilted roof was Siipporiett hy'sits hundred marble columns • resting on a pavement Of . Marble. tae was One'of the reservoirs made in I e time of the Greek' r!ltriperorsL_lt.is;in perfect keeping with the barbaric Magnifieenee.:Of the agc.inwhictithe arts became corrupted from their. original .SiMPlicity, and in tlieir• decline. participated:in the c,oirtiption of lettersitaste, anibinorals of that eve of Ito-. man greatness, .• The other antiquities are those which I -have described,-in the Hip podrome, the aqueduct of Valens, the walls built . by 'the - Genoese, and the old walls whieh.prOtect Stamboul pi the side of the :Propontis,:ainl are several miles long,.ter minatirrtin-the-famous4even :Towns. : -- We had thus far seed"the most-interes tinb objects at:Constantinople, but we had. not •yet•had a glimpse of that great arbiter of Life and. Death—the Sultan. The Drag- omen, hOwever.infornied us it was easy enough to - satisfy ourcuriosity on this point . as .the Sultan went publicly 'to - Mosque - -- every Friday. At the appointed time, we • took our station in the street through which he. to pass. I. was - astonished to' eco •so few of-lIM- . tiubjecut; on the occasien.=-- • The spectators"were . .principally Turkiih • __ wotrien,t.lie•militari,ifult few idle Franks,-,__.-_ like ourselves. The Sulta'n,.to.Whom " refer, was :Vialimond; the father of the pre= '• Sent Sultan, . Thel_procesSion WaS. headed : by several 91(.1 FuntiphS leading Arab horses,. ed-ituntediately tan . himself mounted on a'magnificent _clorger , gaily.caparisonedi_and,curbed by a richlyiewellet[bridle. Ile - tvq - habited-- , -- irt a Franco-Turco sty-le:,__.having a frock. : ,•_.. coat of light brown, and over •it a French military cleak,-While his head was covered by .the -- high high niz.zam cap . oG -- Pezred,-e- rich tassel ofblun silk pendant from it,. and •the.,.. -frmit-of-It-.reslilondently -.brigilt:AViihjOV,.:t: . - 61S-and . liAfTlolltik:=lle-were - AvaelOrd;and - pt_his - horse - like'aT:.bOld - analeaSy ,He =was - paStllin-age Oratyotut - liis =beard= anit - -mousttiche were_ dyed black, which _ -gave-him-the-appearance of ampch,younger mah.• His eyes_ ;were black and piercing, his: firin Set, and :his whole .counto nonce indicated a_man deeision and en ergy-.'''''He' .grace - fUllf-iettirrialhe salute of the Franks, h Who raised their hats as e . • paSied. The Sultan was.followed by his Minis- '7 tPia.nr Rfnfn an.l n , train nf Analtna. 'and c)..0 of tho . Miniatern hold • et---tin.. box,. in -.which the people, having first • kneeled to..the Sultan,,ano held up to him their sign of cornplaint; deposited petitions. A pour:Greek; who had been falsely ac- •cused'and punished for tilting fraudulent weights and measures,. by a-iCadji, who was covetous of his property, dropped his patitiOn in the box. Ile related us minute-' ly the-story of 'his wrongs, showed us his cropped cars; lamented - his present desti tute state, and spoke of his former _.eom parative ease, and -abused Turkish Masters with thost• admirable spirit. We were very mtich gratitjed to learn that . the' -Sultan - so faithfully Carried' out his , decla ration,that " all his- sithjects wertrequal, • 'before the law," as - to destitute this tyratt- . nical official, and not . only to make him re store the plundered property to the Greek, but to.nndergo the same unjust punishment he had inflicted on him. - • ....In the afternoon we took a calque atTop- • ban,. androWed de.wnthe-Golderi -Horn to • "the r!Sweet - WaerT.V. -- thelaverite - pitirtieliz ----- ade'of the'Vurks.' In passing dovin 'this amine], ive - stopped fOr a few rnaments to • ' pay r our respects ni.ettr fellow countryman; Mr. lthiles,:thenalte . naval _constructor of • the:Stilt:l. He had several - vessels On - the - stocks, and a feantiful stentriboat,. built in The American style; WaS lying at tiro quay.: It-ivas built for - the private use ilre-Sul- • tan,- and.was furnished with great fichness and luxury. • It'Was the only sieambeatin , Fluropplu which. I saw the 'helmsman's . bits, forward_ the pipes, and a cabin upon deck. The boat Was richly '.gilded . and painted on the . outside, and was ottt.Mid out American, in. the grace and beauty.' . Of ' her *model: The' cabin . was. ornamented with : bird's eye maple, and edict: American. fancy weeds;- Mr., khodea was dressed . - / - a - Turque-and-botklie.aulthi.§_sons spoke I Turkish. fluently.. vessels were imi- - vera;illy admirm. for their nuictels and sail- • Mg qualities, and he'introduced such a re form in i rmval arehitecture in the dockyards of the Sultan, as- to Jendef his fleet when well efliceretiland_tuannek4-Yery eAcieat force. •ms.‘_ll.hodes'4as extremely hospi table aeci ,dent or . Curiesiik . breught to Constantine- A. • Ple, and ho - Was.'deserytdiyesteemed'both ' by the Sultan, and all his SubjectsWlio had any hitsiuesS with hint: was anchored.in.the stream, with the. AMeiriCAti ensign .a(her . ,maSt head: It Witeplerniant terSey - th - e'Stars - arid - StrlPee'in - lhat . land, .aatl :the. banner . of freedom fleeting • under the walls ofth Palacef the Most , arbitrary (teapot., , -, Re uming our progress, _we. paSsed:;the • • Vatral; . ,tbe.qttarter..of Stamboul bordering .on the' 'G'cilden Horn, where the old Greek . tricel.their: hiStork'te;',anit.tiayo4l,l4oaFq aah,l.,:..l6.6.oedW,l*-1.00''131!0141i1:14,12:k17 • .PUrity,,,a4(l".,riaaf ef the' o'istonis4 - c ',tr* Ancient ;Treeks ;.a Here I`4'.ll:iutiao,aallUrs:of ApTolor to.'EUoo4.li - :'p;:urtii-Wpre. 8404100 among' the` reeks *)0111 - 4,10*' Aro • Ob ' d'ere 'Pii§ieiSetrof'4l74l.olo;l:64tAtte..". - 'l l llo.:ittOdern roe s, speak. tliotidetit:?if „to .. -jhose of. the ., :,Fanal, at
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