it EXPOSITOR. timortarfw. 0.11.1313; Editor', ? _9 A a 1.11,5_1 E. THURSDAY,' NOVEMBER ii, 1840 C IiE,SUL:pS Of the Presidential Election iii these states heard-frem,whieb,elegted.theetors on the 30th ultimo, and c2d, 3d, and in . slant . Elec . . volgs. Elqc, ` - 11ARRISON. VAN BUREN. Maine, Conneetient - T Rhode, Island, New York, New Jersey, Perisylvaeia, Maryland,. . Ohio, Georgla; -- entucky, ndiana, New Hampshire, • ,SPECIAL ELECTION.—;--Pur ors will have seen before this the Sheriff's Proclanbation, ordering, a special election on the 20th_of, this month, to' supply the ,vacancy-,in : 'Congress occasioned,by__tho death of Wm. S. Ramsey. The LocOfo cos will doubtless bring forward. a candi date', (most probably Col. Chas. iiicela re,) and'as.iri this district. they . cdn elect whom they will,it seems. to be the general opin .r<rwhite fully concur, that it would be nc , ipserise for our party-to trouble their` ads Withthe• matter. 'We Bevel' ean-liring , out•our par ty stretigtlir.at .1. , " 1 )edlal election—and • be sides,,, were we'even to succeed intelecting, la_w.hig,,it4iould.not give us ajnajority in —ttre - •.piisent - emigteb , In - -the next Ten v gress we shall have a majOritY-faVotrable -- to Gen. tiarrismi .in both branches. • We therefOre think that our Harrison friends will act most. prudently in having nothing at all to do with the speClifTelitetroii.---" go 6 Tii - eie'. o opposition made to the - Lncofoco candidate for Congress to upplyilie-vacancy, pow exietind--at least Whiefrielids — to keep_awpy from ,the election -entirely,—fit . all events don't ..veite; _.Let husband . our _strength,. in . creasing:lt as much as possible between this and. next Petober, -when a vigorous, : ,..united and determined effort will give u; the county by 400. In the meantime do nothing but organize! organize - • la7The readers,of the' Herald will per ceive that our sheet is, somewhat smaller this week than usual.. The.reason of this " down stairs," on our., part is a and.mO4bope will prove a satisfac tory one. The lot of Raper which \we should haVe received a week since, has not vet arrived, and We were obliged to bor row 'from our brother of the Volunteer.— We beg our readers to 'keep their tempers, ras we intend to - make'ußin same,measure, !by furnishing them the Messages or President and Governor on Extra sheets. TAR AND PINE KNOTS.—What has be come of the -barrels of Tar and loads of Pipe knoth• said to 1131.4 been - p.urchfised 'by the Lornfoco lea'ars for•the tfurpose.of makitig, a honfire.proportioried to the mag nitude of the•Nictory they .supposed they • -tad. achieved •in •Pennsylvaniiit Awe They liailio - time - tince elected a Justico IhoPesOfi in" Beat No. ;" city of Mobile; ,a — nii - tini,inco editors are tliravving ali•their eats :land sholiting _lon4eat •IThqy. appear : 4llankful for 'Savoie. • . TIMES gnOptiET ] iicltanan~ stn ; his toast on thi4th.Of aleliyered } lie foll Owing " Ati goes.Vumberlaud - county so goes Penttsyl NalliP7l'as goes P,enosylVania, so goes the Pfiiort !" - ‘,.Prsarna,go by contraries, says Rory CrlVlOgre.7' l'ooLsr-- 1 1t will be seen' by refer •aelnnns:thai. Johrloartio'l#S istaOistied a manufactory: :of Fit 6 ",r o P4 l "in — lttain - etre9 . o9, , W: below BOroir.sireeii , fjailisto;• - ,1 We. wish him success in his business. , • - . .„ tiplitheilmod •Copitity • S'he kedeemed:the:.State . ! • Whatevereiedit maY'be doe to,'Laneas ter, Chester, beliTare,batipithii-Lobanon, Franklin, Huntingdon,''Urid. Counties; we areto.awardBo . them -•lytit.We plaint for, cunzbe rlanteMiqty the honor of redeeming the State! 'I lie counties' above 'named have - alwayg had:. majoritiesoviten- , they„chose_to_givc' : them ,—a - it.they Wanted was exertion. !got so with Cumberland.. She has been the ene my's stronghold from time-'immemorial. From ,the memorable contest of ,189iuitr' :til 'The 30th Hof October 1849, she never swerved from her Locofoco course. Ftr twenty Years her average majority again,st, Whigism has probably .not been less- that , ,t -500. • In 1838 Porter had 42.7 over Rit•: . ner, in ,the . largest 011 ever. made, up to thatiime—mid last fall '(1839)' the Loco foco AsSetribly 'Ticket was . elected,' by iq average majority Of 763. In the face of these discouraging facts; with spirit nev er, exceeded, 'the - . .Harrison-men -of- Cu,n•t , berland,.connineneed-the campaign the memorable 13th of AprillB4o . - termined toleave•no effort to cars the Courty . utt tried-..--Let the. glori :speak ~for them F. On the b, the majority against thim was' 6. • Nothing daunted,. they rallied ain; made a last charge on the byrdy, and on the 30th carried the county by a majority of 96. Gaining in two -weeks : 2B2--:andLiri_one_y_ear Nothing but the - most persevering and ex traordinary..•exertions..cOuld : have aecom-. plished this result= - --atu.V - rwithout..it, the Flectoral vote of the 'Keystone State would have been'east for 'Van Buren, and John son! • Let. other - .counties boast of their majOrities-CunrEberland- ,- claims -to—havt redeemed the,State. The prophecyifiscrib7 . ed uppti . her banner at Lancaster has been literally fulfilled. • • - GleiriOns Victory! FLAIL L THAICE HALT. TO THE KEYSTONE . . • The' official' reiurris: of the Electoral Election in Penn4lvania; which we annex, 16ngth,the. : yoletofreas - on has . . . been- beard- and IteetlecLin,T_Penrnlvania. We , . 1 After :a; mighty stitiggle—en effort - never eqUalledilie - keystone has burst the cords that b -- Ound her to LoeOfoceiim; and for Harrison, Liberty, and Refer - in: Friends and- - fellow-soldiers in the good cause; hera'and every wherd; let us. rejoice rationally at .this elorio ssreSult. Let. us thank Heaven that of Cotintry is rescued from the spoilers- , — / nd give vent in a de cent an 4 orderl) ,.= 4 „ or_to the feelings of joy and hope that / fill•-eur hearts,.always bear in mind never wantonly insult a fallen foe. For . our-own part. we 'rejoice not so much at the victory we have gained, as at its. couseqiiences—the prostration of . corrupt rulers, and the defeal of Ink] *tene'ineas ures.-- May a wise and. ov ruling . Provi dence so incline the mind of Him we have chosen to administer oy Government, that not only•w"e his pre At friends 'shall nev er liave cause to re ret the support we gave him, but that p osa who y . now .deprecate his.election,,day hereafter, rejoice with us that they t fire overthrOwd. • rEJVT/ OF P EZHEI ~-~---- COUNTIES Adams' Armstrong,, All • Ileaver,, - Bedford, • ' • "Jerks, Bradford, Bucks"; , Butler, Cambria, Centre, Chester, t Clarion; • • Clearfield, Clinton, _ Columbia, Crawford, Cumberland, Dauphin, . Erie, • Fayette, Franklin, Greene, • • Huntingdou ) ; Indiana, • Jefferson ; Juniata, - • , Lancaster, Lebanbnk Lehigh, ' L - crierne, Lycoming, • AFlCenn,, • . , :Mercer, • • Monroe, . ' :• Montgomery, Mifflin; - - •Northumberland, Northinpton;• , . „ "do;- - county,,•, Potter, • Busquelianna, , • - 'Schuylkill, Tioga", • Warren, Westmoreland, Wayne, • - • 'Washington, . York, v.", =ME thi.iii64,:: -- iiiga:ii i i.i*t . STATE! CTION RETURNS LVANIA. IL EL, 1 NNS ---E 4 6 - 0 _ • _ • • -a: = VOTE. MAJORITIES 2,443 1,2,60 7,620, 3,143 2,910 3,582 2,631 4,705 . 2,100 SO 47 _ 143 464 109 795 811 1,447 5,643 648 96 957 696 1575 1560 744 MI 592 1,043 5,472 1,402 2,451. 4,119 2,181 4206 96T 275 2,936 1,447 .4,1369 1 269 2,187 3,838 18,077 1,970 • ASO 1;560 1,881 2;501 805 2,423 858 2,023 2,184 1786 765. 1,721. 1,5111 1,275 929 4,7'04 1,168 5,611 4,882 827 2,778. 675 4,142 3,792 22,608 22,264 143,492 144,019 ME . .... ._ . Irkaj I .lrtOis t .ilaitoirg ! , ,'Oititiiiii!. ‘, .. . :811.00T THE: `TRAITORS. ‘,..-,....!..: . , • •, ..• ..-,The . last ' Volunteer s like., the one ; issued on the : - Thursday after the'i:Vuneral 'Pee= . tien,ls.fnll.of fury' against "ifie . traitors;'.'. ”tlie - d-rnolde,"!' !.. ' the' wale 0 .. ," as he • - deno minates those.who formerly. actedlvith the. Office Holders,-,burwhe 6o . the .38th pre fered their country .: to , Omit jiarty. - • :"We _haveetleogth gat rid.oftlie - TraitOrs,", he exclaims, :men whom' , .." we look .upon as compounds all that is *bilis snit infamous. Judas IScariots, whoVould sell thernielves; souls andbodiesi feithirlY piecei - of SilVer, and dispose of . the liberties, their coml. : , try for a • mach. smaller sum."--",Their movements fliek.e IwiercitEn . onF -May last ~ \--there were eyes upon 1 )..e.m 1 that they issle . susiected,' .&c- 2 - - • • : - ' We woUld like snow -. how . thei ernde peatont DeMpati 7 ifins :denounced: will take “is ' iaded tone of the office holders ----11 will they 'beer this official. visa ce,--71vi.v. 'can they' act - longer with a• _party Ahavio'gs them, to the ballot-b Oxes; and sets SITES - uion their actions? And,.who6ray, Messrs. Office Holders, were the hthi , etble inenompleyed by you •to inspect-the4 , llots:of-snsfiected:individ.. ualtiras titeykire deposited in the- boxes —and what:idea , Liberty-=of Democra 7 . \ it. 'cy--of, fienortePa. koch pimps and.such e -party have ?'-( • The*Officeliolders•grow rabid, and be -tray-their,-rea\ principles,while„srilartiag under . the pail of defeat... Let the PEO PLE keep We l !'"eyes" boldly and- undiii, guisedly upentiese Official Tyrant:s, and break .the Iron' td with-which they . atienipt to rule, -over t+_ own vile backs. Look out FREEMEI,Ahe Office Holders have 'Q' --st.-'-- _,PIES-,up4oUractiOns—and-for:dar tng to exerdise` i right guariiiiteed to you by the constitut,n of your country,in op position to tizeleill,.you aro denounced as :Traitors--v the -masters of !hese atakicioas servtls, are held. up as WO •motwvbeeause y t t , chose to.yo.te_conscien- tiouslyr . wliep ttliterests .and institutions 0f,t116 country_ vil - Tall" at .13 - 614; -- ;:.11V7atch these .Ic.itaves, mr,say : -.=-they are. plotting rogups - 'l::Whese7.7l:i l rictets-:shring-frem nothing,..li - e r w.evertle : ,and despicab_le"Ay_ which caote their selfigh pur poses.:- . w pii poises. _..7 ' . ,:_. • .--1.:', - : • • - - • •• ' . . . " - There's many, sltp.'tunxt the sup - and the lip."--- - -quOglib — oi7 ''of -7 - the Vol-_ unteer, was so buqe,n - gaged_ laseftweek ferreting - out 11 lrtksi" and . . ; - trainitg - -, -- "spies" to .their : dialtork, that - lie 1 went quite wrong, in : his callation. of the result in Pennsylvania. H hi m t— il The Fedefalists.• abouts 'were so elated with their succe the minty, and : their fancied triumph nt o State, that they had ..actually Iliad° .PrOli.ions .fc,r_a_grand_ illumination of the tol nd an ox-roast to boot. - • I3ut, alas! how futile .all human cal ' eulations. pdr. Van B and.. Johnson have . got the vote of 't ta t e , ./ .. A t h e fatted ox still lives, ant 3 'windows of the Peace Party Federalisk e yet shroud ed Ala s ! .Alas in impenetrable glool for poor,' pitiful; used uP , .I defunct f) : poor- as' to Fe deral VI higgery I --...N0 or do reverence to?-her. -fallen ;,i er gyl e . coo _ dltion.".o - , .. ti.. • This piece of satire is we d b y a n . small glorification paragra om which we extract as follows : • • " "Pg-NNSYLVAISi • - ' • 't --------- _ _ ----',_—_ Prondly,gloripusly--tript ntly has the old flag ship of-pernocra ~ .‘ k ers. of Federalism, vania, ;careered through the ' Federalism, and arrived safely 4.-rt.- We have. now -the":proud.. gralificn(k a r •- aa ,, nounciNl- to- our-- : DeMOcratic s -that the old Keystone stilLrears r proud crest, and 'that though-she had. to miter a tremendous storm of oppositior De mocracy have come out of the-co w i t h colors flying, after - having 'driven, i aa ii bought, egions of -Aristocracy int ii a d i k oblivion 'and disgrace. . i,. , ' - a ALL'S WELt Pli- . .. - U'llis' nicely cooked up diSh is l' - fed by allessert . offigyre-worki giving a Buren„Johnson; and:No - White S 1 a ' majority of 881,-in ihe.State..pli IA 0 -We, should think our' meighbor` pretty streake'd - nbout , this time."- 11l- 1 , ty friends have lost hundreds of -d i 1 3843 213 718 313 12 1504 439 ,2tlo upon his fo/se information ; the Stat gone for Harriaoo and .Tyler—the foe° flag is trailing, in the - dust—" fe whiggesy,", (as to styles .the true dem ey)lias had its "illuminationtlat .11 , quarti3rs, and may yet enjoy "nrk ox-ro to boot." In the langtnige of the Volt teer,-just altered enough - to suit our p' pose, we may well exclaim '''./21a8 I dla s 1 for poor, pitiful, usel up and 'defunct Federal Lo'colo - coicm " 46, 1345 677 ' THE Blltrigit TICKET.—The Pennsylia• nia Telegraph saYs—"We learn from the Deputy Secretary of the Common'Wealth , that the *whole 'number of Abolition votes oiled in the State was 345. _ MISSOURI F.L.E.UTION.'' '- Ovviou.t. Ituitums. , The - followiig-its the return - of votes polled for Governor at the late election. . 1 Reynolds (Van Buren) , 29,625 , i ---- erairtwhitY 2------ 7 12 1/ 12-7 " . i _ • .Vaii Buren majority _ - 7,413 • 102 1926 51.3, 22,264 . , '." . ' ~ ",.•'". . - - , " . ' .. . . • ~. . , . . ~ . ~., -.... ........iiii":..! j . .„.2.''' . .. 2 ::•,... : : - '. ,-,:..,,,..-7- ~. ....;,. .".,.... , • - • • ~ , ..... . .-, I • . . ~ . . .-.. .• . . .. • ... • ' • -.. • . • ' At. 0 ••. , • . .• , ~• • . . • • , ..• .. •.• •• • ..... • . .. „: •• • . . • • ••' •.• •• •.'.• . " • •• . -•-. • •.' • •,-' . • •• .. r 111 NM 111 ,':).:- . ..i.V.foi ( 4,..00..: •Result Trith triumphant; Justice avenged; Liberty and Law re-esablislied throughout the Union, by a popular majority of about 1 ? f I ®,~~iTF==l~-IJI~T-D I~- ~'-IIOUSAlYI~.) We have, this vveek, the gratification to inform our readers that Truth; Justice, Li berty, the Constitution and Laws =have tri, in plied i n .thefecen Co) ntest_h_y_the_election Of OENA.FWI4 - i-11.-7 - - - HARRIESON and JOHN. TYLER PreSident and Vice President of thc -United States. Pennsylvania, The Old Keystone, has wheeled square round,and_casther Electoral ybte - for 4 710 7 pecamie,andiryler,toW7_l74-oodu - Has_ . gone for ,the Hero, Statesman, and Farmer by at least 500 majority. _ Connecticut, ' By the onppecedented majoifty'o(6,3B2. Island Gjvcs a majority of 1,976 in-a yotc of 9000. The_Empire, State has driven the last nait in Van Buren's coffin, by giving 11;000► ma jority for Old Tip, Has vindicated her broad seal—used up the usurping members - - - -an4Vven the Old IHeF -. ro a majority of 2,351. Ilas_gone the same way,' by probably - eke largest majority ever given to any,Presiden tial candidate in,a fair contest-4,637. , ' 0.- -Ohl • -The Buckeye State—the,olld-itero's' State— sends on her thunder'to the tune of _ 25,000. Jdging from the rettArDS' already reeeiv , ed, will swell - her majority of ktigfist last ip to 20,000. OyelriwhiclOho CloCinOltis -:,9l:tti.e . - Wpst, , Jo og:,'egi . Werd, - i: liri 11 ' . ' poUrin:'.-4,- , ' Poiki44.l* . 1-2,000.,.. 040 nail LoctifeCoigi**o'..llip : :oo-47, ri . lilio.,:baje,:'o.oin: iiiilE 1 Ge rgia ° . - - Ye have , r c .; • d oeiYe returns ° •- tin this state ,:"''which sh ow .:a Whiggli 2u°-46 sin ce` election: tus rejoice over theglorioni results iI State - forlWproent , .anitweun to add half a dozen more. i, =i ew*Yerk. NewonJersey Mor . y.lati. - 01H-:- 4.otottio . K . , Inditana, ~ 1,,,, , .r ,r., MN „... . • . „ . . ' POPMAR REM ED lEl3.—The: . most - pop ul ar ream. • dies of the present day tire thoie which cleaqso purify the blood, tied „which tir,e . known. to • be . . inrio , cent tittheir 9ealitica..° Such remodies aaMereury, AnthnotiY,•Zine, • an die •reeburse :to • Bleeding in, • 'diseases, are now otienf . fashion, and Vegetabte'.Re , tatilieentvthuopillar ntedicine.new. Dasztrairmterf VEGETA MA +I4iVEREIAL PILLS are used „tuul • *vie— elated:. They are known le act On every . part o , the hodyi - being taken ,tip' by chyle they pass lute'? the, bloqd,whieh they purify; and it - should le venom- , bered that they remove .only those parts from 'the , blood which were the cede of inflammation. ,Noth- • ing Is equal. to: riddingibe- vitiated humors with . a vegetable medicine of this kind ; which eighty.,•fotir years have proved never to do injury, but always good. - . 4• • , • - - • . -Purehase them in, Cat lisle , oP Die. 'or of Agents published in another part•of.lhis paper. Reinember, these Pills'are - hot sold - geine - 'ne,tit any Drug Store, either in the city or country. , - MARKETS. Philaclelplcia; Nov. B,' 1f340., FLOUR.-45 per bbl. for fair brands ,Petinsylvik nia. Rye Flour dull at $3,121. • GRAlN.—There has been an ',jeremiad demand for. Wheat with sales, of 25 a 30,000 bushels at $l,Ol to 1,03. per bushel afloat for good to prime Penna. red, t1;02 a 1,04 in Store—interior:to good, SoUthein at 86 eta a $l. Rye is dull,•saleii_of Penna. at 57010., Corn—lresselitheing scarce forastern porta prices" have slightly declined; sales of round'yellciw'at , sl a 52 cts-and flat at 50 eta. White..w.e quete.at 46'cts. Oats—Sales at 28 cts., • . SEEDS—Cloverseed•rangeafrom $4,50 to $5 per , bushel for fiiir to prime quality. Flaxseed is scarce and in request, with sales at $1,28 per bushel'. WHISKEY is 'steady at 24 cents in lihds. and 515 etc. hi Ws.' CATTLE MARKET—The *offering consisted of 725 Reeves, including 200 'from Virginia, and 160' fiorn Columbiana County Ohio, 180 Cows and Calves, ,_soo_Ssvine.anil_Ba9oo- Shee - • ..... - . Beef-Cattle :were: in-moderate reqneht., -and- 600 -- head were taken, including 120'frorn.New York, at $6a6,75 per 100 lbs for common to_ prime amality.—. Con s and Calves werelin fair demand at s9als- for th 7 Cows;. $15a20 for springers, and $23a33 for__ mdch Cows. Swine-1120 were sold at $5. 3 75a6,50 per 100 - lbs. Sheep—Nearly all the offering: wan taken at $1,e5a3,25 each, as in quality. • .• BALTIMORE, Nov. 6, PRO.. • -FLOUR—Carrand-Wagon-price-$4,87.4.„ • • ' WHEAT—SaIes of Pennsylvania Wheats have . ranged from -$1:101,01,-.that_at thelast-price-being.- prime. Prime parcels are in demand. CORN—Sales of Pennsylvania Yellow at 51 rents. ItY-E-Pennsylvania-Rye ad•6o tents.' • OATS-.-28 to 29 cents. • FLAX-SEED From-$t to , -EL-SEED-..-Alarket well supplied' with_ prime seed—article (1141 at $5.• • WIIISKEY_-,Wagoa.price-for-hhaWseuis_, CATTLE-350 to 400 head of- liv6.euttle, were sold. nt. paces virgin . from $.1,1'2i to . $3,25, lieu weight: - -Cattle of- good cputlitrbiing-$5;75: - - - -- - Liire=: Hogs $6,25 - t cr . 56,50. . . • . _ _ A HIED V On Thursday last, by the Rev. Aenry Aurand,.-- ,Mr...l,r,v.entrro_llitows, to Miss S4ttair : t SsiEANTErt., bOtli• of North 11141(11Ron towneliiti 11 , 06 last:,.evening, by the' same,Mr: WILSON Mc- Kist, to Aliss_Frinvers Stinox, both of Carlisle. f elOn the same clay, by the sonic, Mr..CtirrnAu to Miis 111.snoltar Srtroeni all of Silver Spring township. , • . -- 1,/ --• . • DIED --- - -- ' • • . y Chttlidl-Ath- ult: T in-this-liprough . , - after along and severe illn6ssT Ma. liiirrize Wens "BArrEasnr. t - g! -- _: . t.l - 75 - years. • - _____ - , • ' • EDGE TOOL •• I_raDMITUMOVQ.O4. 6 I74 - The subscriber hereby informs the citizens of Car lisle,:and tlmpublic generally, that he has taken the shim nearly opposite the Jail, where he will be. pre pared to matmlactkire to order,on the most reasona ble terms, any article in his line of busibees, such as . --;; Axes, Mill -- Pick's, - - 114 will also attend to Steeling and Grinding Axes. • lie solicits a share of public patronage. JOHN HARMS. Carlisle, Nov. 5, 18,10. • Minable oat :LOU For Sale.' WILL be exposed to ,publie sale, on the premises, in pursuance of nn order of the Orphans' Court of - Cumberland anunty, -- on , Monday - thei4th - day - of - De-± comber next, the following described out lots, late the estate of Robert Armstrong; dee'd: - No. I adjoining lots of Wm. M. Biddle' Esq. and L. KellenXtinther street continued and the College lane, containing one and - two thirds acres. • •No;e;Bountled on the north and west by lands of James Noble's heirs, on the - east by a lot of die heirs of James Moore, dee'd., and on the south by lots of James Armstrong and Mrs. Cooper, containing 3 No. 3, Bounded, by lands of Bangliman's heirs, Andrew .Blair, Patrick Phillips mint others, being part of additional, out lot No. 13, containing , ,two acres and ferty perches---all situate. within the Ittirkijah of Carlisle. • . Y; ' , .I:te terms of sale are---one half of the purchase money to be paid on the confermation of the sale,and the residue in one year thereafter without interest, to be secured byjudgment bonds. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock in the fonenooo.4. mid day, when and Where due attendance will be given by ' . • JAMES All MSTR9NG , .... . a am'ro:lf 11, .Armstrong ? deecl t — C,nriipleilfoicliilB4-1):: ' . .. T N6tice • - • 'y _EWERS OF ADMINISTRATION have been h 41 , granted to the subscriher residing East Penns berough township, on:the estate OfJacob - Molti, late of Eastpennsborough township, Cumberland !county, deceased: All persons having Claims against '.eaul estate, are requested to prey saj t • them properly au. thenticated for settlement, and those indebted will' make payment to JOHN ,MOLTZ, Adm'e. November 11.0.840,-6t , - . Vestment . al Spirits. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by Dr. W. . C. M'Phersim, west side Market Square,yarrisliurg, --These Spirits are warranted to be superior.tis B a r i other preparation of tht..kind now in use, for .ilemovinbr all kinds of ..Grease, Tar, '• • • • Oil Paint,, Wax, 4.c. _from ladies and 'gentlemen's wearing apparet;Par pet.s, fc.o. withoutpjuringtheni. 7 # isMso effectual an removing spots occasioned by stay kind of acid. It will also be found a ustful article for removing dandruff' from the head r and leaving the hair in healthy and vigorous condition. • • . Por sale iu Carlisle at the Prim Stores °llk,' Myers& Co. and Stevenson & Dinkle. • , • . • • , W. C. 111THERSON. '. • Harrisburg, Nov. 11, 18y.-74,1 t ~I CO.PARTNERSTIP; undersigniul have for m ed copartnership • 'under the firm of J. & G. W. BROWN. • • .. , . -for the purpose of transacting a Genraltfaairtisalosi and Forwarding _ We would give notice that we have taken the spa-, • °ions Fire Proof hrick'Warehouse, situated 'on the 'south west corner of -Brodi and Vine4trects, where •we aro prepared to renelve and forward 'Meridian dize, and receive und sell all kinds of country Pro- We respectfully solicit-11 share of fthe public-pat ronaga ". • - 'J. M.: iIROWN,•of Franklin Co. ' • ' and of the late firm of Agnew, Macurdyliti-Brown. • ' • -- - -G. W.BlLOWN,ofHarpersFerry,Vi. • ,- •-• IIF(P . F.RENCES. • , I'hilniletp/uti -.1. & co; taleb & Ge;Geor;e Handy Co; Houston 8z ." - 7 • . ..)•• • I •l4aneaster C0.%:•-Dr. N. W. Sample; ... Capt. Job ` t• Steele Smith Patterson 3 J. B. Ferree. . '• Narrkibil4.—Nlsoutas HantsAuehler, '• 1, , 0ri; Win, Leonard: , • • Barr. , ' • • ''.:" 15 ”ankrin-.4•• ;Co.Getrrg e. Chtunbersi,Thilld thin Jaines•Canapheilfjohn •, • , -•Pittaburge--.Misrphy.'& • - • `lraahirtoon.ca.r.J. S.•Br,'D. White.- • .„ . " : I 1 ilagerso=son 1141_.—W oh M. •• ••• • iimper's Orry; Va. •:;.G, 11: - Wiqer; tarlisivtr. " Oct i s Or •'' • •
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