HER:ALD & EXPOSITOR.
WEDNESDAY, ittlin. 1411841
FOR • G O V:RR•NO R
Hlifi
OF BERICS COUX7'I".. BANKS ,
On Tuesday last, on motion of Wni. M.
iliddle ‘ 'Esq., Samuel R.. Hamill "wasad
!.olirdelice. La iv in, the several courts
of Cuiiriberland county.
On motion 6r Wm: M. Porter Esq.,
Edgar B. Wakeman Was admi tted toprac
lice L a w in the.SeVeral Courts ,saf Cumber
land county.. • • -
On motion-of-P—F—Ege,_Esq,iWilliam
M.', Hull-was admitted to•practice 'Law in
-the several - ral - Courts'of ;Cumberland county:
- On motion of S. - o. Adair, Esq. William
H..tamberton. was admitted to practice
Law in the several pourts of. Cumberland
County. '
PICTORIAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE WORLD.
—By S.
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tains upwards of one thousand pages, illus 7
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the manners, customs, curiosities, ruins;
ediacesi-Ac-.-&e: of eVery- country, Mr.
known as the Peter Par/ey.of the schools;
but this work assumes a higher range, anti
Will no doubt:be - sought for with avidity..
. Asa Geography, it is more comprehensive
'than any Other yet published, embracing
on-ample-vie=w- of T - every--thing- : connected
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Pictorial Illustrations the - 'Bible.
v - .;::::-Thikb - eaLitiful volume !Fat.- ju-st-beetrpub.:
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lEa
It contains 200 - illustrations of the Bible
and views in .the Holy Land, - witli well
'written descriptions; embracing much use
ful From -an examination, we
believe the work - will become-very popu
lific:—llis-iffiffdediplie low price of TWo
•. . .
INsunonorrimnoN.,A story of BaltiOzore:
.—This witrk, by 7 die author of “The Sub
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wife, is one that nannot fail 'to 'be read ivith
instruction and interest.
It is 'a story of every day life, in which
the author has contrived to throw some
''highly amusing scenes, and ;'conveying a
Useful moral lesson in-a
. Very attractive
•'' • •
The Book is for sale at Mr. Laudon's,
price 75 cents.'
, In accordance with a resolution ie citizens
:of this borough, passed in-a tow meeting, held on
Wednesday the 7th Inst., Milita .y.and.Civic honors
..wereyaitl tht.; memory of WI Hzetirt
'moil, late President of the United States, on last
'SvitUrday. It was a day of general gloom, every one
Iteerned'toieel, as if he had lost a near relative. •The
"heavens were hung in black;r while die sound of
the hittilium gun,'—the tolling of the bells—the sol
emn procession, and the funeral dirge, made the day
one whiett * will never be forgotten.
• ' The - Procesilint was formed In the' College Cam
-4'lo o'clock, under the command a.Capt E. V.
Sumner of the Ist U. S. Deagotms, Chief Marshall;
assisted by Dr. John J. Myers and A. G. Ege, in the
folloiving order:
S.
. ,
The U. S. Dragoons, Mounted, under the 'command
of Lieut. West.
This body consisted of about 80 men, and maile.a
tnoSt brilliant appearance.
Major General Alexander and Staff:
Brigadier General Edward ArmeratuLataff.....
`Cu omo(tore Elliott oldie Navy. •
A ButfaliOn of Volunteers under the command of
.Foulke;composed-of-the-Dou
• phfit Guards, Capt. Roberts—,Vorinmfe/d -Light
Infantry, Capt. Hood—,,lrewtalle artillery—Capt.
, • Bricker— Carlisle artillery,.etipt.. Porter— Wash
'. tviiriartillery, Capt. Crop, and .oer/isle Ity'ant
- Cuptltelirar.
'Officers and Soltli6re of the lite war. •
. U. S.-Dragoon Band. -=--. •
artial ftfliSle.. 3 _
• - •Ga it. Gee. tge,
'Committee of arrangennerit.
kliirgeeses and Town Council of last yetir, and this
• _ year elect.. • .
.
Clergy . '
'Judges' of the Court.
'Officers of the Coilit.
Menibers of the Bar. •
, IViediesl Profession.'
Dr. G Fdidke, Marshal. •
rhstees and Vacuity of Di ekinion
• ,„ Aatw.Sehool. . •
" ' ' Studedtii of Dieleiaiin College.'" '
' Robt. : - '
Principal and_TntOra Of the :
Pupils of the Gi4nitnalir, School.
H. Weal*, Marshal.
„, School-Directors.. • ... .
Publit•Male Behinds under the direction' of their,
• several Teachers. '
• , Mlti , Writ.‘lll.l-lenderson,}. . • • •
Copt A. Larblierton, • Marshall.
: •
!tiz nsondStrangers.
.The IYY ddesiion, ttirei; n 1164614 Ot.ougli'seie l rat of
The si reefs . , ieturned to 'tfie doilie4e!. 4,44 1
. .
brawn up in front of the West Bu ilding, where ar
ioUgements.had•been made !opal: The itildresiiUlK—
ftir
ralifevorVeClintook delivered an . eloquent • tulo.,
glum on tlweharaeter find liertietii of .thelltniente'd
~ • , '• • , . ' • '• • . :
The.people were also addressed, in a vay foirible
Mn d: impressive manner, by the Rey.. Henry Slicer;
lifid the Wm. T. SiMO utte r `: Which a belie=
iliatioq,was pt•anOnneed And the , Ptocessisni
touh of . torching Ile Shope
eloseil, and continUed so, thridigh:
out the 2daj , . Although the iveither
file; thel i rk! 6 Asiarf 3 ; e1 ; 9*13e; rEgehtni,'""rly
ifie,allala length pi the iowei the ,nnisie oi the ' 4 Liar
racks Bead," added very ankh • to the effect, and the
" lhe thank* ',of oar ciiiienti
Wtheir IFai Mc aid on •
PREBIpEI!IT TYLER'S ADDRESI3..-+The a&
dress, of John Tyler, acting Priaident, ,to
the, People of the United States, will be
found in another
. column. - It 'is's, docu
ment, worthy,.•; •an attentive perusal, and
speaks for itself. 'This, together with his
Pittsburg letter, mill satisfy our whig friends
as to his political -orthodoxy. He declares
himself in .favor of all the leading Whig •
mfaku • . dlO doubt in his messae to
Congrees at•the" extra seseion,ivill roake
'the proper iuggestions. We have no fears
of the course which will be pursued during
President. Tyler's Adminjstratiim. Even
Were he opposed to some of the 'doctrines
advocated by thefriends of Harrison before,
the eleetion, Jobb Tyler is too high mind
ed and honorable a man to oppose them
now, knowing as he , does that'he, together
with his• predecesscirs, ; . were chosen to
carry out these measures.' -
VhTO OF- THE BANK Thimi
daY lastilm Governor, rettirned • the -Ralik
Bill . to:the Legislature t without his signa- .
ture. • He his objections in ati ex
ceedingly' long and verbose message, which
'we give inTio-tia'y's--pgper,- for:the—benefit
'of thij6e who chtiose to wade through the
decuirient. We shall not at this time :ex
suiineinto_tbearguments_use&by_:.the_.Go,
vernor to sustain his position.. Some of
them , areyery difficult, to understand, and
some'childish and ridiculous, if was well
known to 'him
,thai relief - tolliibankii; and
through . them to the country; trii looked
.•.
fo,r by the PeOple,:.:„ He_Was well aware;_
that the Legislnturc.presented to him.a bill
as goßd as that body under' the
„circum
stances could make it, and that if he re.
'turned this without his -assent, it was
likely
that ahy measure of relief could be
Carried through 'during the preseot.session.
.
Yet the will a the . .Execntive is put in op
position?? the oft expressedwishes_ .. of . a
large - majtirityof - the citizerarof Pennsyl;
vania;--and-measuresLfor:their-advantage,
Ittrovgirlasse - d 2 brthe - TeOreseutatives-of
• thepcople are thus negatived : V one nzan.
Thus last veto.Of David - R. Porter will most
effectually — destroy - all prospect ` ; of his re=•
election; no man 50... - regardlees - of the in
terests.•and 'wishes • of the community, can
obeli Sears
expect a majority to sustain him.
_lt 'w
not be long ere his vetoing days are .over,
and_ not until then can we expect perma
nent relief. Laws abiplutely necessary
for theCOlrrtunity.may be carried . .through
the Legislature, bu •wi all be vetoed by
this short-sighted itician. His only
care is to please • the noisy, brawling por
tion of his party, the Small, faction well .
named by respetable .Porter men " the
Barn bUriiers.'! The welfare of the citi-
zens. o Pennsylvania is of no conseqUenee
in the eye of their Chief Magistrate., Like
Mr. Van Bt ren, he intimates that they
have no right to look to the govdOmenefor
relief, and recommends patiende under their
sufferings
. The. Governor has declared (it is stated
that in - 116 - ie - vent' wilt he - approve a ill a
lowing the banicii 'to issue small notes !
Pctitioni; in-f e or of-such a- measure-have
been signed by a large. majority even of
his own party; but the voice,of five-sixths
of the people of Pennsylvania .'have no
weight with our Democratic Governor.—
How good bank not t . '3, in which the peo-
ple can have confidence, can be more e
fectual in "driving. -specie from cit'cula
tion," as. the Governor says, than foreign
corporation and individual notes, we do
not understand. It. is known by every,dhe
that there is not. enough Specie iy,-CircUla .
tion• to supply change for t,Stnees
--tidt "ban it,--nates-;
. .
legally authorized, we must, in defiance
of law, make use' of shinplasters good and
bad, froin• other states.
Penlisylv,ania - Lcgislature; -
In the Senate, on Saturday the 3a. o
April,.the bill 'from the House, providing
for the suspension of the new license lair,
was taken up and amended by inserting
until July instead of December, and passed.
The naniitiationsolShorge Dare; as
Societe Judge for•TOrk county, and of Sas::
Bell and John . lelorehead as Associate'
Judges of Westmoreland county, were una- .
niineusly, confirmed. , .
, On Mondsy, the fithnst. no business was
transacted in either branch, owing to their)-
, .telligence of .President Harrison's •death.
Appropriate resolutions -were--passed
both' noises. On Tuesday, Mr. Brown's
Bill relative to, the eanal -commissioners'
passed final reading by a' vote pf 48 to 7.
The thaiti features of tbe bill are as follow:
At the - General, Election in October; 1842,
I and very ,-.three years - thereafter - , three ,ca=
nal coMmissionCm l shall , be•eieeted in the,
rol x.
iosvini manner. Each quaffed elector
to sirote Perimis; and the,three
mg the highest , number of vutes to, tip' de=
elarid 4 'rlie three elected tot hold
their front the, first dui ;of. March, n
Let •theft etectiop.: Section 2d provided
Patterson. , of Wallington •
couink; John Strohm;'of LanCadiet
County; atioSych other person as the' igo=
e,rncor appoint, shalt be Canal Midi.:
_i_s - ..10.11i',i.: -- V0.v41, - ,olt*::Wr't . ilf.:o' aiti:c , 7k**,tiltittitit'4-
inissioners.frOm . the. - firo day of' May next,
until the` day oi.ifaich, 1843. Sect.
4. If it iteancY ecen'is;;the • ;Governor to
appoint for the term for whieh , the person
whpsit Place was 'vackid, shall ItSie;110
a ppointed or, elected. , On' Wedneidai, f it
being the day of die feneral of Fresidcnt
Harrison, "no business was transacted in
either House. On Friday the ; , nomination
of Gee. D. WeoltliiaidAiesidentim/ge.
of the 4th Judicial District, wed confirmedi'
J Ihe• House of Rep'resentatives, on
Saturday the ad'instatit, 11 , 1r:Sprott offered
the following joint resolution, which nnder
the• rules lies over for one day :
Resolved, by the' Senate and House of
Representatives, That the joint.committee
appointed to' seleet , the most important bills
on, file, to be acted on at the, present see- -
Ilion, .be requestedlo inquire into the ex
pediency of calling upon His Excellency)
the" Governor r -to, ascerta in -what-portion- of
said bills will.be likely to receive, his of:
ficial satictin'e;lll7aiiied - by bethTbranches
of the Legislature, and report without de
lay, in order to save time 'that might be
spent unritscessdrily, 4 ' -
,On Tuesday, sth of April, the House
was occupied in, committee of, the whole,
ro vide funds to qteet,
,gagements of. the centmonwealth: On
Thurgday, the veto message was
"and:sooo_copies. ordered . to . be : printe i cl.-
On Friday the revenue.bill,again came up,
and the question being taken on the first
section, the vote stood 44 t 0.44; so the
bill itiasloic. - The adjourument resolution
Was taken. up and postponed, until the fol-.
iowing-Wednesday::
ZQ".lli has been a source Of great graji
fication to the supporters oirthe administra
our to vi ,- itnes,6 - the eordial co;operalton of
their political
_opponents, in• paying • the
propetribute of reppect:ln'our deceased
President. -During the excitement of •the
Prisidential contest - , -- they coittende7d. With
-ns-like-inen, and for principlei -which -a
large_koportion]tonestly • believe or the
_gond_:of_the:_-eountry_;_but-when-deatt_
Moved froth our midst the object of . their .
former opposition, party distinctions - were
laid aside ; and -as'- citizens . worthy , of this
free and - enlightened-republic,.all united•in'
the duty of paying due 'honor •to the •me
mory of their chief magistrate.-
eventis.calculated to.cause dif
ferent parties to remember Abet they •are
still fellow citizens,-that they possess com
mon interests and common feelings. May
we not hope that this melancholy occur
renc, causing grief both to friend and foe,
will have.the effect of softening; the vio
lence of our party 91ingstowids-each
other, and render our politieirli contests
less bitter. •
• .What a solemn Spectaele • must it not
present to 'citizens of foreign nations. Two
. political parties, which a few months be
fore were animatedboy the fiercest hostility .
towards each other, now unite in their
grief, not.as in the rotten monarchies of
Europe where the people mourn or rejoice
by-lap;-but- sincere,-free, spontaneous,
lamentation for the loss of a beloved. ru er.
. .
A .HOuSE THIEF DETECTEDp. , - - "We lay°
just been informed that Ma,j4 Jour HAT
FIELD; Of our borough/bas • succeeded in
taking, in Frederick',:Maryland, a celebrat
ed horsetliief,known as..Johit Rus3c7l.
Russell fi:diterly lived. in this county,
and.sinpele left it, has been dealing large:
ly,it(lmrse flesh. _ It is said, that when
he.had i three• horses in his, posse§;
supposed to have been .stolen in
Union anti Imzerne'counties. When .eom
mitted, he gaie his name as ,Aridrett. 111 or
•
-gan.- e
-- , -011-MTi'day -last -he- passed - throuoh
this place in custody of an ofncer;thei
taki•• - - - Union en,.-
Ong him on 0 - Union county, where -he
will await his trial; acid if ho as guilty
as he appears to be,.great_praise_
Major - Hatfield for his' zeal unit perseve
rance in stopping. his depredations on the
community.
.I[;:r;We learn.by the Liallimore Pablo
that family of Ggiteral Harrison,. ae
compUnied by Colonels Todd' and Cham
hers,. were. to leave ,Washington • on las
.14ondey for the West, by the way of Phi!
adelphia anti - Pittsburgh. ''Thep. there
fore proab . ly. pass through this . .place to
10:7- Fur acme days past, we •lia
,ve hid
several delightful Sprit - eshomera, - in':the
shape of snow storms. Old Winter Makes
- as many 'last a pimaraneee!. ale. a favori
actor: Belshoutd ' have deli vered his vale.,
dietary a montir . ago. ,
• = '.FROM FLOILITIA:
• _•Colonel Harneyi returned to St.' Angus
tine on the 21st lure troops; after a
c401) . 4 1 0: 44 '. slYrie the ever
glailee;l6 health:.. The Herald , says:
In elploring'thOtEverghuleo, "Colonel,
fteineie'gu'silezionrie ieOgraPhleat discove
ries, and litely he hat added' something:tO
°WO bteek litte*logi
.anithals heretofore • considie_d!rabelode
mot* tis;,litalle4. 4 lVlani-ii-tee." Front what
I cart liarif;ll is'a olisircut 41 4 coii,
sometbingfietween a Nipple(' ind•a Seal,
abauf 15 feet,l4.ni with a head like a cow ,
and twO serial! flippera 7 -neat• weight abont
2500 lbs.-cannot Jeava water-=feeds
on the , grass of the 'ticiatgin; and lirofels
*self forward by a broad
• "Major Qhilds has been'out'on an, itnatic
coastal scentt, so:far as 'ioneerns captures,
having Merely taken:a child'of 3 years old;
whiah,.. in the ,hurrying of crimping, was
left at one of thOndian camps.. •
(JANA
We,acknowledge thet,.remenibeiing the
..Itorm tone of,tlte,previncial'presp
ever any little irregillaritics have; occurred
at the, elections -in. , the , United :Stites, we
havelniXe&Wiiii - eur
,grief some little sa
tisfaCtion at the recent extraordinary (Hs,
Ordersin Canada: If a man has been, so
unfortunateeP *bit of-his claret- f or
a windoW has been unwittingly broken by
our "fierce dethocracie," during a 'hot,po,
litical contest; the circumstance has been
chronicled in all .the', gazettes, in British l
America, in capital-letters; as. an -illustra
tion .of. the influence - or our institutions,
sufliciencY. of republicaii . governments.
' The 'beef:United" Canadian' Parliament - ,
Is :to .aseern hie in Ki_4ot9n r in ',Lily, _and t-
Seems that• Lord Sydenham is.determieed
at allitazards to secure a majority that will'
suppOrt - his policy, The Kingston Herald
of March
,23,,,5ays that such .ttu'buletice
has .disgraced the. canvass in that part of
-the•---United-ProVince, that less than half
the qualified electors, have obtained access
to the - polls: In the-vicinity of Montreal,
even greater . violence is' alleged. lncth 1
county _of three - . Were - murdered
in open day, and the Union OrN'ory Can
didate carried by brute force.
.Bullies
Were hired,. to attend the polls' at - Various
plaCes, and.enable•the Tories-to prevail by
driving oft the Fianco-Canadians:l' At St.
Elizabeth,-one was killed; and many; now
sick of their wounds, will , not
The quarrel was Worthy of. Birmingham
•and- the -Chartists, • They . fell Upon' the .
Canadians with sticks-taken , frotn a corded
wood-pile, and knocked them down - w,itlr,
shillalahs of any : hit:MOO they ;Could find.
Soldiers ivere: called otit to quell the riots
in York. In Beauharnois,' the Liberal can
didate was - compelled . by force to retire, and
protest 'against the. disgraceful proceedings_.
in Vaitdrieul.... These facts 'need_no com
mentary; no elucidation 'need be expended
.
-upbn-thent.: - They ereremple.: proof -.that
lhe_English.L.Grovernmer-
least,• • notloii= l-- s - crupuious in - -the - means
adopted for theFregtilatien of Canada. l , •.
l'he disorders seem not - to hav_e been
confined to Canada The' House'of-
ASserribly - ol•Newfoundlarid'reaently - pass=
ed an Address to the LieutenantiGovernor
of the Island, - reqiithittng intericia
tion -than . had been submitted - to that•hedy,
in reference - to riots Which' had occurred at
the last election. His - Excellency, in re-:
I ply, stated that he had put them in pos
session _aLalLthe—information s , which he
considered _necessary, find" in conclusibri
said, "So convinced am' I of the absolute
necessity of the amendment of the Elec
tion Law, - that I avail:myself of this op,
portunity to state, that should unhappy
no Legislative enactment be• made,ditring l
this session to seethe the free,xercise of
the -Franchise and the 010e / tranquility in
future elections - ;- I will 'ho,v undertake the
responsibility of issuing / Proclamation or'
Writs for the- election'of a new HouSe of
Assembly, or maim myself accountable for
the serious cjuisequences, the confusion
anti blOodshid.so. likelY to ensue- therefrom
under the presentsySteml, but referring the
Wholezafrair tollie Supreme Government;
12411, - as in duty bound; ithpliatly follow
sucli-directiens es - rinay receive •in that
'behalf."
After all, :the scenes_ witnessed in Ale
Provinces .are ..pot much worse. than
every year enactcktin England. Read the
description of the contest between Tit
inonie and Detainere, in 'Ten Thousand a-
Year,' spoken- of by the' English them
selves as a west truthful picture, of, a bo
rough eldelion, end fudge wlretjter there
is cause for the sneers so often .anilliheral
ly indulged in by the British anti- Colonial
presi_toward our eleetions. We are bad
enough; though better than out . ..libellers.—
Phi tidetphia Standard. •
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. •
Jonathan Roberts, to be Colleetor of the Port of
Philadelphia, In this plade of C abin Blythe; -
.Wa'sfarigton Tyaolißurve,yor-offinitl pore-in -the
plane of George Wi Rider. -. -
Bela Badger to be Naval 011icer ut Pbiludelphia z
in - the'place - ofJolurtforn. . • -- - -
"Joseph Ritner, Of Cumberland county, to be :Trea
surer of the Mint, in the pla6e or E'l-GofertiorWil
narll Findley.
— ext - xsE - xlvn - Puntrr—rtic - Iroine.—T,he,
tion of the principle of being allowal to
he.one of the greatest utility, in the - cure and preven
tion of dist:ases;il ia of 'the greatest consequence to I
ascertain what medicine is copal& of producing...the
desired effect, in the easiest, and at the same time,
tin'!" most effectual Manlier..
Brapqreth'i Vegetable.Untvgrnil remo ve nil
noxious ititunitilatithiti, MA. vitrify and invigorate
the blood, and their good effects are not counterbak
:owed by.any inconvenience; being composed en
tirely of vegetlibles theydo not expose those who Use
them to . danger ; and their effects are as certain as
they nre salutary they are daily and safely ittlinin.
;stem! t 4 infancy, - yolith; manhood and old age ;and.„
to womeirin' the most critical and delicate cirdutnl
stances, They da foot - disturb or. shock-the animal
functions; lint restore (heir order• and re=establish
. .
their health: •• • . • • ' • :
Mr' For side in Carlisle by CEO. 'WI . 11ITNER;
"and in Cumberland County. Agents published in
another part of this paper.
Of 'the efficacy c;l lP ,D ll l7P ° l4. g ro i4 Soothing--Sy ng-- Syrup, _
DEAR 818.—It i 8 with .pleasure ;that I send, you
these few, fines informing you of the Astonishing. ef,
recta your Syrup produced on my suffering infirm.—.
•When at the. age of seven 'months, the gums•begatf to
swell, Niiiiph produced severe pains.with sudden' , fits
ef , ArYing, spastns, &o. •••A physician • NVBB ' called in
- who lancbd the gums, and • prescrtihed • medicine
(which.. increased the pain) bin .1n tin effect. Alto
all' .attempts to relieve trio ”little atilreter," proved
in vain, a friend, of ,mine, pointed tome an advertise,
Went in ono of the public prifits, of your invaluable,
Soothing l ytlip for children Cutting.
Driug,so Ingitly•recOmmended I was induced tO•send.
to Phibidelphia,,forti - bOttle to •l!teat virtites.";4—
9O receiving the taCdicine immediately'applied ;it
anttording . to tfirectionFin the bottle, .whieh aro hap.
.py to ••,inforto,yotkAlist, tbe good effect•was immedi•i;
ately. pcioeitTdl til.ehild.retited - well all , night: • In
the mornipg,the paiti..rgSumed, whialk,.l, subdued by,
.thO freque4,3Ble..of • the Syrup; I used Onts„. bottle
•titt4.tent .the,jeeentkviSitin'd •thnt,thne . ,itiy , child
hast"ecove t red,•l I reel. fullY, , ,assureol.finikthe-fitirup'
is a • Valitable, for:obildren,whenl•Outtim
teeth; and recomnuitnied:,pwary family to',•procureMb ,
where there are young children,. • , • • ;
; • •• .; • • •4; 3111 1 3.;E:
For sale byy'.,lolin Elliyers k Co•,..Catlisfet,.BB4
Wn h PeBl,,blititpcBshurg,rti: ; ;• • '
•
•
luterefiding Cure , '
Performed by Dr.
..Szvayne's Compound .S.Ordp cf
Prunus Viryiniand;ii . Wild Clierrry.
.; flaying made nee of: this invalealile Syrup an. my
family, whickentirely cured' m s y,chtld. The syrup
toms were. wbeezing and choaking llegm,
ty of breathinzattended with content cough. Sitearnsi
convulsions;&4. of which Iliad wive tip all hopes of
its.recovery Until I was advised to make trial of this
invaluable medicine. - .After Seeing the- wonderful
effects it had.upon my child, and concluding to. make
the same trial Upon nivself,,whi l ch entirely relieved
nte.,..of a - cough that f was afflicted .. .with for. many
years. Any persons wishing. to see me' can at" my
bowie in Beach street:above the market,Kensington.
• . • .I: — WILCOX._
.This medicine is now in:general lose in , nearly slll
the respectalde . fainiliel the. Union.' Children
take it readily. There is not the least .doubt ~but it
ha's saved the liveSof Thouiandrk' A letter from the
Rev. Mr. Jackson maybe - seen.at No. '4l, St. Clair
St. Pittsburgh, near the Allegheny Bridge. ,
•
For sale by Dr . J. J. Myers Sr. Co., Carlisle; an
Wm. Peal;Shappensburg, Pa.
, There are Many persons that see •daily behold
whose cOuntenande and finil trembling limbs denote
affliction,_ which we find. has prindipally originated,
from neglect of proper remedies at the commence
ment of siokness. At first the' patient eofriplahur of
bite.unilie:stomsich.aucniled-witli -SietlYlBBr-COaliVe•- •
71e88 &c. he'neglects to 'procure proper medicine; at
length lie.doinpfainti-of-pain in the side and' stornach
-with lour acrid `eructations; -his appetite becomei
impaired, his rest troublesome, Ills mind aed,
and-Ch things-around 11411 appear not prOper
station. He atill'neglects himself , when in all prob
ability the llisease-may at length be ho &st.. Seated,.
that no medical aid- will replace hint again...At the
the first 'attack of sickness, there slionKhe no bite.
lost in procuring Dr. Harlich's CostrctimSianiform 7
K.Niab AND GERMAN APERIENT PILLS ,
die ly remove 'bile From the 'stomach, obinate cos
tiveness,
.i.einove disorders in the head, invigorate
the mind, strengthen the body', improve the memory,
and enliven the imagination;
. thue restoring the body
again to its proper functions.,
Principal Office, No _I if .North_Eightli Street,
allelphia.
Vorsate.by Dr... 1. J. Myers Sr. Co., Carlisle; and
Win. Peal, Shippcnsburg, Pa..
MARRIIED..
*On the 30th ult., by the Rev. William
C.-Bennet. M. CHRISTIAN BOWER
MASTER, to Miss CATHARINE - MIL
LW.; all of New vine: ..• •
efOii the 6th 'inst., by thillev. J. Ulrich,
Mr. BENJAMIN ECKELS, to - Miss SA - -
RAH MILLER; all of'Carlisle. : •
0n 'the Bth instant, in Ilnmslnirg, by the
. SClineffer, Mn. THOMAS'
,MURNA NE, (Printer,) of that place, to
Miss ELIZABETH. WATERBURY; for
' • • •
M A6R K E
CARLISLE; - .MARKETS: •
• • Apro4, Issl.,
FLOUR.-$4 per bbl. ',.Wagon price $3,,50
ets. put• ,bushel. -
• GAII.FREIGHT
FLOUR-67.:ets per barrel.. -
WIIISKEY 7 -p , •
GRAIN-40 ets pei• bushel. - • ,
lIALTINIORE MARIETS.
[From the Baltimore Patriot:)
- 41aItimorf, dpril 1.0,1641
CATTLE—ThiTbupply of Beef cattle his fulleti
offnonsiderably this meek, the offerings on Monday
and Thursday amounting to only OU head, all of
Which were sold. Prices are however without ma
terial change, and we quote the extremes at p to
$8 per 100 lbs. for fide lo strictly. prime quality._
The market contindes to be well supplied wills Live
flogs, and we quote them ut $5,25 to $5,50 per 100
FLOUR.:-.ffe-rard St. Thur.—tight rec - eipts of
Howerd St. Flour with a pretty acthe demand Imve
-advanced the store price this week to $1,62i for goqd
common blends. We are advised of sales to the ex
tent of 'about 2000 barrels for shipment at $4,626
within the last few days, and quote the' store price
at the same this morning, but with a less active de
mand. The wagon price has also advanced and we
now'quote at $4.50.
GRAIN.— Whet: stirrfines 1;e14611 react? We,
market are as yet quite in amount. Sales of
goodlo prinleoredslinve ranged from 95 to 103 cts.
.A. sale of Pennsylvania xed,..froin_ MOre,-W7lB.ninde.
On Wednesday at ,100 els. It is doObtful whether
the highest named price will continue to paid
When full supplies arrive.
• Corh-- , Sales of - Md. White_clurnXi 46a47 cts. and
of yellow at 4%149 cts. Weskit* several parcels of
Virginia mixed to-day, at 45i cents. . .
Rye--A parcel of l'enussivania, in store, has been
so'd to-day at 53 cents. We quote Md. at 48100
Cents.
Clover ! ,S'eed— r The' transactions are 'confined to
very limited retail sales 'at $4,50 for strictly prime
quality.
Tunothy Seed—We continue to quote the store
price for prime lots at $'2,75 to . s3 per Lustful, with
but little doltiftkN„,
Outs.-XonfintieNarce and , wanted--last sales of
Viesinin were at 25 sluts:
HlSKEY.—We'eontimie 'to quote Itlidskat 20
.cts. and,libls. at 22 cents. NVagott price of bids. is
18 cis. Supplies are coming to market by the river
Susquehanna. The inspections of the we e k comprise
QM laid& and 11,87 bill. of which 281 Ithds.and 1024
bids. were received by the Susquehanna River' and
04 bids. by the I k laltintore and Susquelankfia " gail
-road.
The Subscribers return their thanks tp tlllir ett's
tourers for,the nerd patronage (hey receivell,from
there' tite.past yeir, and _wdefd tuforrerthem and the
.publie_generally, that _ihey._llaVe_aga in _ren te tit lie a
bove Factory near Papertown, 6 nines south of Car
lisle, where they intend Manufacturing from thti
fleece—
CLO . T. -S • •
Salltinettw,
ing,'Slocting & Carpet Yarn.
ATA . SO4. •
Carding, - Weaving, Fulling, Pyit
, higituaßressitYg , of all Bind s;:
.
which will 6c Mule in' the Vers hest manner and at
the shOrost notice. • ' • ' - : ;
Work will betaken in at the folldwing ptaces'and
returned as directed, vii: .Wun. , Broiru's tavern, 9
'miles from Carlisle; PeterAliPs stortMiurehtiiiiiir
11. -and tavern, Dillsbu* Samuel Bar
risi.lttounfliockt John Paul, 5 miles ahove.Carlisle
on the turnpikMHurley.'s , tarern . on . the Baltimore
turimikemnf at B'eetecres • .
• . Iti.rtSON &broom:. • . .
, April 14, • : • . •
... • . •
cents - an 4 a chew of oba cco . .I.'ereard.
3ANAWAY`rroto'titositbsciibG
'• AIL :hi . West Penniborough .town-
S ship, on the 27th ult. , ait indented
peentlee to 04 tift, aid t , trtystery of
• Painidag,'aL boy; abadt , e,yeara,or
7 - 7-1 . age, - named .•". ' •• •• !• ••
,
outioned , abduathitrbeeing
'or..emp Dying ru pprentieeota theil w.i.will be
MATTIIKW,DAVIDPOI4.
Apiii 14 : ;141.- ! ..3t ' - • •- - •
' CARLISLE •
YOU - . skeet' lo:tiraili it idle' fits
' Mioyllay the .8d of Moy next. at; 9 iNloilr,in the 101..6;
• olden,' stUd!=it the surne4inie‘ awijitt.ee;',oo:AVvdtk6s;
day ithel l 2ll67OF May"; iu tutiinier. uniftimi, 'Atli arras
ittibuyalitontet liobd '-t-
B3r,oider - " • 2
• , ..lOHN' II
KEIIA.N; 0: S. '.
4141 I 4,4114 i.
, . .
Sickness.'
• gATiN SHAWLS.
neiv.styleioffiguretyllonnajcSitlo
Aved"-4111"rw•Iti7 tti t tlitt; 4 3 1 '&411 -
:31ratrch.11.y1841 . ... . -
,
,Register ster's. Notice..
Offiee,
•
Carlisle, April 10;1&11, . 1 (
•
. 14 4.14 iageret , given to all Legatees, Creditors
and other persona concerned, OA the following no !
eamila have tieen Sled in this QlEce, for examination,
I by: the itepouniaiita ;herein named; and Will be pre
sented to Al,ie Oiplians' Court of Cumberland county,
for confirmation nail alloWance on Tuesday the 11th
day of. Mays ! A.
~i . !„ • ••,,
The acco u nt of David Kbriostliiiinistratorof Chria7
tine Crotzer, late of 'North_Middleton township, de.;•
ceased.
• q'he..lccount-of-Williain Illghlanos,Jr. adniinis•
trator of Margaret. Highlands, late of.S oullifimpton
township, deceaSed. •
The' cCount of Daniel - Cayman, administrator of
Margaret Gaymirori t ste of Frankfortl township;
de
ceased. •
The account of George. M. Graham administrator
,de Louis non . ith the will annexed, ofMatliew
.son, late of Frankford township, deceased.. ,
.The accbiint,OfJcilin Coover, Executor of Martin
Keller; lite of East Pennsborough township,
The account of Frederick Woliderlich,
trator of Nathaniel Whisky; lute of the borough of
Mechanicsburg, deceased. •
The'account of,Johri and. David Williams, admin
istrators: of Dr. Jacofi Williams, late of North Mid
dleton township; deceased.
The account 011Atinftthnisgstlorlf,one_of..the..Ex,.
ffcntoas Of Margaret,Longsdorff, late of Silver Spring
township, deceased.
The account of Henry Slienk s iuni, DaVid
administivoll of lleary Shenk, sea. late of Dickin
son township, deceased.
The account ofJolinsProcttir,Wil ma Irvine, Esq.
and Andrew,Blair, Executors of ;lane Logue, lute of
the borough of Carlisle, deceased,: • ,
, The 'account of Michael Longsdorff, ne of the,Ex
ecueili ot' Margiii•el Longsdortf, idea Slifer Spring
township, deesuSed•
! The account of John: tine, administr . ator of Geo.
Line, Ike of Sayer Spring township, deceased. •
The account of ,lanies-Lindsey, administrator of
William Lindsey, late of West Pennsborough town
ship, deceased;
The •accomit Aim Bredin, administrator of
lute'Janice Brcdili~ uof the borough of Carlisle, de
ceased.
The account of David Myei.s, ono or the Excbutors
of Henry Myers, late of Monroe toWnshi pideceased. -
The. supplemental account of Jacob Gi•oss, adr
'ministrator- of - Blizabetli Barnhart; late r- of 'Silver
Spring- toWllolip, deceased. - • , •
The account of Lcvl..ll...riciciinlministratorof-Mi—
chael Long, late of .Alleritownsl4, - decyged:,,
Tfit aceount of Adam' Mountz lidnnniSkatba de
bonis non, of Daniel • Mount; fate of:Filnkford
townbliiKileccascil.. • . -
The:account'id Da iiicl Shirernan, administrator of
Samuel Sibbets, late of Allen township' deecnikedj ;
• The account-of, Join Brown, Guardian oVer the,
person and estate of Williani S. McDmmel, Minor
son of Daniel MeDanneli de s cen
TF%account of- AIM, Brown; 'Guardian' over tlic
person and estate of Marr:tretta - McDanncl, Minoi:
'daughter of Daniel McDantiel, dec6sed. • .
The account of-Frederick Bowernmst - cr,Guardhin
of ibissimus I). Weaver, minor
_son of Michael
- Weavolettifiteetrai - •
Tko Welormi. ofJecoh - Merkto;Gliiiillian of Jonas
Rupp, minor son of David Rupp,ifee - eised. :
- --The account ofifenjamin McKeehan' Guardian of
the-minor-children-of-Andrew -?Mitchell, deceased:L.:
_ISAAC . .A.NGNEY;ltegisti,r,
PROCLAMATION.
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• f , O . - tok
•
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•
PEAWS.ILVJA73, : ... • . .
In the name and_ y the authority
• ottlie-Coranionwealth of Peim•
• - Ayirania. •
• •
DAVID R. PORTE
Governor of the said Commonwealth,
To PAUL MARTIN, Sherif of the
County of Cumber:and, Esquire, SENDS .
GgEETING: • . _
WliEligAS a Yammer 11:15 happened in the rep
resent:dim' of this thate . i the - !louse - or
resentatites of the United States, in Oonsiampfiee of
the death of' Williarp• S. Homey, Esq. elected a
member of the twenty-seventh Congress from the
thirteenth Congressional District'. Now, therefore,
impursuanee ot•the provisions in stick ease-Made by
the constitution of the United States, and by the act
of the Generiil Asset - 414y, passed the ..2d day of July,
A. D. D. 1 539,1, DAVID R. POItTEIt, being vested
with the executive authority orate State of Penusyl-.
have issued this writ, hereby commanding' you
the said Paul Martin to hold an election in the said
ea' idy of Ciiteberlimd,on..Titesilsy the 4th•of May -
for cluiositig n representativeciptiiiMmtnionWeitO,
in the House orltepresentatives dike:Unite7i 'States,
to-fill the vacancy which has happened us aforesaid,
and you are heruby requirea antLettjoined to hold,
and-conduct the said elect:kik and make a - return
thereOin the manner Mid form as by law is directed
and required.
Given under my hand and the great:vat' of the State
at Harrisburg this 30th March, in the y'etir
of our Lord one thousand-eight hundred and forty
' one, and of the Commonwealth the sixty-fifth..
Br THE GOVElltiOlt:
-
Ii PKTRIKEN, Deputy Secretory
of the CoatrZoo.edltli.
intesuance.or di v e alioVe 'Writ; i'AUL MAR
TIN', High Sheriff of Cumberlaiid county. do hereby
give public buena:That an election will Inslaeld in said
comity, Oh
Tuesday the 4th of
or mrepresentative in Congress, occasioned' by the
death of the lion William S. Ramsey.
And ire severidr Jinlges and Inspectors, (with the
clerks appointed by thetia,) ailio - wpro 'elected on the
!IptrOW-March, are-required- to-attend-and - perform:
at theJiaid election the several duties enjoined on
them 14 law. •
-NIA the return iiRW.S.pf the - severar - elecllMFt dis
fricts of Cumberland
.couniy, are lierebV required to
meet- at the court Ilogyc, in. the borough of Carlisle,
On lcCt ay rip. ft Ayr the said elegtion. at 1.1.• o'clock,
A. ~ with eertiTicateS of the election in their dis
tricts.— ' .
C 3 veiwit~uler inylauel at Carlisle, this Ist day Of:A.
' 1). 1841, and the sixtyLfilth year of Amei
imlepcseleace,
l'A UL MARTIN.;Sliriff:-
. „
Ac-AfNsT LOSS
BY F1RE...0,-
Tim FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA;
Capital $400,000 paid in.— Charter i'cupouat, ,
CONTIN td make Insurance, Permanent and
J Limited. on m'errtleseription of PronertY; in
TOWN AND COUNTRY; on the usual fitsorable
terns:
OFFICE, 04 Chesniit street; near Fifth street.
CHARLES N. - RANCKER,• President.'
DIRECTORS.
CitAntrs N.1)./..settsit, SAMUEL G 1141.5.1•,
'SCHOTT, • • FREDEIIICK BROWN;
• 1 . 11014 . A4, fIAUT A AeOli R. SMITH, "' •
THOMAS . •GEO. W.
TI .w4opr.n,,, tkviitnEcL
CIimaI:sG.'ILANCIiZER Secretary.
Ofi - The subseribei,..keent for the above Company
for the borintglinf Carlisle and cieiuitp , will prompt.
Ix attend In all implications , for Itisttruned, n !tether
inade jiersonally or by letter. -Residence Main street,
nearlroppoSite the Car Office. • •I
-," SEtAIOUIt.
March St ;1841.-'--ly •• • •
• . ,
• lEMO VAL . • •••-.
.).Ite,publir: is iislicetth ly in twined, that
J. .r4l
• YEIICO . .
ii4vE AREADiED THEIR DAVIT AND. 110 0X 7 §Tallg7-TO
the eiatnnfir,Oan latellroecupieit 'ArAu t wor ciy
,D-te-.
North - "'fill athnet, nasals tipp i ntio.,thppiriiiiiti
etiny.trittistrtn thply,
tarred, qn the most pl i esi.l!off6ema, • . .;
.
•
.
OC2
~• • •
. .
THE Subscriber, thanidul.for,'
reapeetfullylnfams the eitiiens of•tlaho colntyq
that he luta removed tektite ivejl=known Tavern Stand,
on the , North-West collier of Efcidth :Hanover And •
Pomfret Streets recently oacupied by GeorgeßeZtem,,"
Esq.; where he is prepared td accommodate, in first
ratevyle, all those who may favor 'him with' their
custom. • _ _
•• ejIrOUSR is-large-and-zommeulimm,_andia
fitted .np,a4furnislieti. in 'a at3le of elegance and
comfort unsurpassed ~ by housein, the borough:•-
As it is situated in quit* and .pleastint part of the .,
town, it is very confenteftt. for business men 'and,
travellera. (
His TABLE Will. Cenatantly he Skitiiied , Witit the
beat the market can afford-Inid his . : -
WAR with the very bestafliquors.
.pßovEits will find ittheir, intercit to atop with
STABLE is tge.,. and a - eareful and'
yperienb ample,
Ostler .will always be found -luauen.
o;rI3OARDERS will bc• taken by they/oak.
month, or year.
WM. S: ALIEN.
•
. Carlisle, April 7, 184t....tr.-
::11RA NDINIV lIV V- SPRINGS;
.Would inform his frietuTs'and the public, that ho
had. taken the MADISON .HOUSE, No. ..39 North
Second' itueet,- Philadelphia., and solicits a eontinu
once of the patronage soliberallrextended to
establislnilem. . .
Brandv*ine S2rings *ill be opened for the reeett
tion oreatiiparq cutthe 10th of June; persons wish- •
ing to engage liontua will Meese" 0_ call, at the - -
Madi
son-Houk!, • • ; •
G. I'ERREFI, Proprietor.
April 7, •
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523EM11'E.111 1 .3 lITMla'
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„rig e --- -po. _ .. • .. r .„ .3ti. -..:;4 ~..:.:•, . ..1,•
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• . • :4,-,2..,..r.,,d, . I '
, ~.,_.,..,
The.subscrilieroliankfitifoi- pli"sl, - ,fliiviwresiteori:
folly informs his cu,stumer, itmEtheinifdic
al, thatlire has rtittioved to that lae. and corm - cod!.
,ous establishment nitthe North-wYst. -corner of
the .
Public Square, late thy property of Thornas,C,Liine, •
Whjelt.he has fitted up in a very superior mannerist"
-- P r. 1711 . 110 USE •• • •
and where' he is, prepared- to furnish all wlio.tnay.
layor, Lira witlitheir custom with the Very best ac
commodatinns,.
frtim its central location, is -very..aon
venient laisiass men ; , :ind being nenrihe stop - - -
ping phice of the Cars on tile llaihroathit will also
nlllllOl TraVaiel'S with a ready plaae.pf. eest IV
freSliment. - Theltoo.MS'are. ltir a :tour-airy ;.the
TAMA: will always be weirsupplied..with.the best
the markets can afford; die BA rt witli . beat, Aft
ou
Lign ; the ehbeges`siill trationsb
tig sh ill_be I eft. cottony. Oti.-ilte, Part, uf the subscriber_,
to merit a sliiirevif public patronage.. • • -
130 A It DERS 441, liejtikpirty
Commodious :Stabling attuelmd to the estab
lishment., and an attentive Ostler alwayi ready to at•
tend to that department.. _ .
- G MIME. BEF,TEIt
Curti lr, April'!;l 1 . - • .
NOTICE.. .- • .
The he't,i BEEF_ in Abe. CAisle Market at. ,
NOBLE'S' titailsovill-be sold at sis s and one-fourth' .
centa'prr pound, cal and mutton in proportion, for
cash. .
.4peil 7, 1841.---st*
.
TOUR YqUNG MEN..am,be ,Ceeord,
2 .. . - modated wit % good Hoarding , rtpd,conyenient
rooms, in a pleasant part of tliejfporgli. tor: fur
the' partitu'ars inquire at thiti offiee.
. Carlialr, April 7,1841.-
(:ftrie,y, Christmla Curran,
- ( 4 0 E0.1.. ' . 7 • • •-•
• • ===',Ff •
re
PRODUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 76 SOUTH WHARVES, PHILADELPHIA.
OFFER their services to the Millers, DiStilleri
awl Dealers, as Commission Agents for Atte
sale orklopc, Crain and other kinds of Produce,—"
From their a'avantageous lot:ado:tamd experience its
the business, they flatter themselves they will be
ble to render entire satisfaction to all who may favor
them with tionSignments. They will be prepared at '
all-times to mike the-costonatirradVancetionltiods
committed to their charge..
They have eect ived the Agency of the Susitiehan
na Transbornition - Line, - (via. Tide Water, pat i alj
awl arc prepared, to,ree,.ei ye awl for Ward Merchan-:
'laze of every description for the inniatti,cumber r
land and Su"lnchalllta Valleys. Thy Line will bb.
composed of new decked Canal Boats, and will be
towed by steam between this city aid Havre du
Grace, and' proceed up the. Canal withont tranship-
mews. • They wilt run day and s a nd goods will
be delivered In the shortest tiossible time.
gpplv td• . • • -
CASTN'EIt, CnRISTIANAt ,C VIM N.
No. 76 So(rt), :Wharves Philad.
WEAVEA. MILLER,
Harrisburg.
• •
70841.--4 m
FOX & CURRAN,
ty s , .: 4",i;
—WILL—CONTINUE THE
litul Prograb Coimiiissiori
Pusineas; ,
at the Ohl stand:li BiTattl above Race street, Fliila•
lcJphia." -
April 7,1841.---3 in
NEW -- HARD` VARE - AIVD -
YAM ETY. STORE
The sobseritters have opened n general. assort 2
'livid of neW. goods, en. the Room lately occupied
Niessrs.,llamiltOn & Grier, 011 the south enst eohlei;
of Hanover and Louther streets) COOsia ble . of, •
Ilia kd tira toe, GroceiriCB,.
611 S, VARNISHES
. . . CLASS; &c. &C. . •
~
, . .
Having selected their go'ods with care,, they are prti•
tared to, sell low: Those ilesirotts of pun:basing. will. hid it to their ativitotage to giie them s& cam. • -
___ • •. . . BOSSER3IAN & 1111110 N:
Carlisle, Nlaielt St,' t841.-3t. - . . . -.-..,
~
Tke Celebr:ltett iiiirse . '
W AliE
. r JI-E.l. D e
. . .„ . ~, A. : • •' Wip staturror service •::
. ,e"1
. i' ; , ;
,Ittring tbe.season, AGM.
flolfttlipßi 1 . ' \ MC11611,... ou the tat of .
b.-- -,.,,,, ~, • 'April and endipts ett 014...,,
4011 I 1 , 1 st - o(July,ol(pliows : _ r ~,-
... )1 . , Siontlay„, Tuesday .ant e
,77 • . IVednebkloy . .• or '. , e4ch : -'i
sweek., at SI idtlleie; ittAThttesties*ritittY 411,1 4; 111 -,:
tirdtiy,l4 . t: s tk#t;lble ni .104cer,llotterts,.loXeCrIntle. , , - '"
The tortus are sti for the si:titin,njel Stator lour. :.e
Any persOn - parting , nith att.lnsured, 14 are bet"'
:leis lutooy main trith -- 11)14;1‘J.11.be - ltelit• liable. fur ~,r; i
• {;rtAt rfirg st?p•,64,lkgn,, bpt Get
or pocjileots., . r . ' .
4 . TUOAIRSON' " •
•
• - .C. 41 Vg.r t • •
11\T OTlti bY given iliatany perso;
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