It wis in unquestioned 'proof that this Work
might have been done and Well done: for
thirty-six Owl:Sand It was done'
and-cost-the. comthonWealth fifty-four thp - u= ,
. sand five hondrOd "and eiglily-sit dollars,'
causing too of or Mote than eiglyten !how..
• sand — cilhirs, for reasons no doubt as pa-1
, --- triotie ad those which regulated the pur
ehash:ot tripes:
Artiong the largest, and, most important,
. work on our; canal tine, is the conatructionl
of the Reservoir near. Hollidaysburg:. For
this work three offers were Made, and the
contract given to a politieal:frien&—st what
Cbdi to vont fellOw-4:itizens - will thus' ap-'!
.
pear :'
For grubbing and.clearing, two cobtrac- i
..tors offered to-do it for. 830 Q; John Mit-.
• ehell charged s7oo,,and hfis the contract:
For rock excavation, two contractors Of-;
fered thiriy-nine edits; and Mr:
has itior_forty4eight cents: .. • I
----For commonexcavation-beloW—Water ,
tkvo.•eontractors offered, one twenty and ,
one tWenty-four :cents, but "Mr; Mitchell
offered thit , rthree cents, and he has the
contract too. • .
For good eai - th embankment, one con
irtietor cents,
seventeen cents,. and one
fifteen cuts, but Mr.. Mitchell has; 4torit
for twenty-five d'efits;
--- For coarse stuff embankment, one - -etio - -
tractor o ff ered nineteen cents, another se - ',
vetiteen cents, and Mr. Mitchell lias it for '
' --- thirty•Cents . ,l - and so' it-mill appear -through
but, till it is, demonstrable that .the loss to
' Ike commonwealth in this one work r will
not be less - than twenty thousand dollars:• -
; --On the western - reservoir, iv was'aseer
- taiiied that it cost the state 'upwards 'of
twenty thousand dollars, toelear•froin tini
•"her about foux:liutlted•aeres.. *:
Had no other i imlucement . existed, therb
.-
would_
have in this diSCloSureS einnigh
.•to justify immediate ;teflon and a change in
;the tenuroof these .canal commissioners.
A bill.waS iminediately Main - Fed - to thtit ( 7 1-
- ..
feet, with the design of -changing the ten,
Gevernor - a — eniicutfTellt -- po W - CT iff 2 ,rpi - )int - -
-- 137111i73T6113 - aIIiFi(rSTIV iTil
- Writ
fio'wer !phis- 6 n:try.patro nage,: wak noTtO Gc
-
- relaxed, ainl - th'ilc'tneastwevaflapted — to — tlie
---Lwisbes4Alte_iteopie and :theirmeeessities,
fell before-the veto - Tower.. The Excen
tivesttg,g'eSted-a referenee . to---awote'of -the
people; to....that siiggestiOn iVe Intve'acL
__coded; and thereis now hapirS a hill
fo'ciffty it into effect: Its foe we do mit
AVretenii -to-conjecture.. Let-the-people, wai t
on the:Executive decision. ,
We : are.,now about to :sunote and. to
---tn lug n -'w-i tlt-ottf-co ns ti _
•shall: (hid thenroppresse by diflicully and
- diitharraSsment such as we have lahorctl
anxiously to alleviate. and , remove.' The •
period %vitt soon come-when-the popular
will •is to be again expressed, and the
question is• to be again determined • into
iihose hands the Executive_ power 'of the
state is to be entrusted for .the next three
.years. What that ilecision will be we do
not dOubt. . The ev sof the winter liave
added to them ssity of a change—and to
ttilatchange alone must the people look for
permaMent and subStantial
Samuel M. Barclay,• John Pearson,-
NathanielOrodke, William B. Reed,
-----ArehamelTrower, - - IL. S. SpaCkinan, _
Elam Case, . . Jos. Al.. Sterrett,
- ' Thos. E:-Cochran, John Strolim,
Ilcister, ' Chas. C. Sullivan;
Rohn T. IltuitileSon, Thos.. 'William's,
' Robert P. Maclay, James Mathers;
• _..• -.John
II: Ewing,
• , Illembers•of Ihe
Hugh Andrews, • . •Ediverd E. LaW,•
James'lianks.• • Jona. Letherman,
--Richer& - head . Lialttimi,
oseph A. Bell, Saml. Livingston,
Jacob Bruner, • Joseph Me lute
John.B. Chrisman,
Samuel IL Clark, N. Middleswarth,
• Win. K. Cot•rey,• l J. G. Miles,
•
J. F. Cox,- J. Montgomery,
John CuMmins, ' Benjamin Musser
• George Darsie, Isaac Meyer,
Dilwpriti; J. S. Peaison,
luiwei - D.. Dunlap,. Beni. Pennell,
Joshua P. Eyre, . , . Joseph Pumroy,
- • George L. Fnuss, - Sohn 'Rush,
, -- - Naeob.Foreinan, - Sieplien Skinner,
John Fink, , . G. Rush Stnith,
Robert. Fdthey, D. M. Smyser,.
Jacob "Gratz, . „Andrew .s'nively;
John Ilannu,
B. M. Binchinan,
M. I`...Kqnneclaf P. Voii Nelda,
Aaron -. Kgir, NVashabaudh,,
lifernbers of the House.
____liarrisigtrg,, May 5, 1841. •
VIE REVENUE BILL. PASSED.
hopes have been realized. '''The re
...lief an& tievenne,bill; vetoed by the Girver
nor, has been passed by a constitutional
istajhhy'of both Houses, twelve of the most
decided Van: Buren representatives, wiz:
. • Mesari . .:Cortrigitt and Wright, of Lezern4 .
hinble; •of T.yc,oming. Douglass and
Church, lif - c.!raivfortf;' Gillis, • of 'Jefferson ;'
Ilelenano, of Venango;• *Horton; of North
ninberfamit-May, of Yoik;'.l:usli, of' Sas- .
quelianoa; Snyder, of coltinabia; and
ver,,of .Schuylkill, voting for it. r ight
' , Van Buren members and two. Whigs were
absent when the vote , was . : taken in 'the
• lions°. has therefore become - a
WC: By 'means of thertaxes-imposed"-byr
it,' the• credit ofennsylvania; at home and
abroad, w ill remain untarnished; the debts
• dae to contractor's and laborers on the pub 7.
lie •Worlis-will,be•Paid, and the works theini
,elves-,be kept in' repair;' the survi.hog ve•i,
• tirani.... - orthe revolution, and the widoWs
' , of •eueb,-...wiP',•in.due time, receive the pit-•
tanco provided for- then by..former'
.i. esort to.loans
''• interest on - the. debt will
.•', :ii.pia* ol,l46 . l o;futtire: 'lrlie•petipleiw 11 be
7711firriiillid0)%741tik currencY .
•::•• oidinary..tcatlsh 4 ton's"
.and our b'aitki. - be ,l
.
pyotpetett:!oul fo ..m
- .b -, y. •We
result: r artY
hostilit con--
, ... granite , the' public
tteif-iand 'polftieW.Tire3 l . l di ce '
' • Ito - alter of; once
• .4
beenl s: , p
ood
46(14 ie .great triOaSiireC:
ineither . -Party
make any political capita
dayiLwy•of. , ! . .
• • •
L;righ - ter - day that is abobt tb:shine.on Pentt
sylvania. ;. ~• •
Without disparagement 'to others, we
think. it will be universally conceded that
to William, F. Johnston, Esq., of Arm-
Orong, The father of the billohe'--thanks-of
the whole: community' are due in an emi
nant-deg•ree.,•-fOr -the intelligencezeal and
energy-. with, which he' pressed the med
surd on the consideration althe Logista
trure, in the midst of,every diseouragainent,
:and In spite of the denunciation and abuse
with which he has bean assailed by some
of his obi political 'friends: Itt announcing
his electio n -last: October, we predicted that
he would 'prove one of the ablest and most
useful members in the House,-and we are.
gratified,. at the close of a long and most
arduous session,: to say, that our° expecta
tions have not been disappointed.. We trust.
that a grateful country will remember, and•
in. due time reward hint- for his unwearied
xertions_ behalf.—.omericqn Soi•!
and. ". .
• .0 rtivol of the U. Stali.s skip Brandll
wine; Captain Voltarc,....e• . 7 W are happy to
announce, the arrival. ori our coast of this•
ship, all well, thirty days from the Straits
of .Gibraltar:. The return of this frigate
front her .station, was occasioned by the
threhtening, aspect, some six in. eigkt, Weeks
m.;o, of a-War with Great Britain. Intel
ligence received at Port Mahon, .at• that
Aiinc i - frotn - i - the --Ainerican,Ambassatlor-at
. .
London, under tiate•bf the 9th of March,
and Private letters to the 11th, advising the'
- ditparture id' the squadron 'from the. Medi
nirrautan, led to p council idetween - Corn-• - -
..
mottor3 hull his ciiptains, on board Melancholy 'Cioutilty.—The Portsmouth
the Ol k io 74-; op the 24;th,- Whili restilted_ .
1 07
'.,
')Ohronicle; gives ' the following par
jih the sailingof the. ships a t t V t . aIVS hours .ticulars of a Most painful eVeirt which oc
_
noticei on tho.steeeeding, day. .
....
' The. i3randy wine parted r com potty filim I Thursday- night. "Our whole community
the Ohio. in thick mid Boisterous' weather, ! were paralyzed With amazement this morn
off the Mediterrineanquitst ..91S,p.:d0;_on t. .iiiri—to—learn -that'Lieuteuarrt - W;T: - 14ne;
the 51.11. of April: and itaVingaseeitatnet„
. „f . the United States
Jly .Navy;..waglaCeidept-
L looking z into the
. 13ity of,,Gihraftztr..that lallv . .drowned lhst : night chains his watch_
qi 4 **lfijOlFfii,K." - is" wkoti - 4 4 1. 4 0 1 411P15 - btaltie''fifiiiisti3Fliiiiii7. - --11a
Mid asseitihrutriliere, passal—ilito—itic7Al---iiiieC - (111.1 -7— tailliit seelbsi.ll'4he got out upon'
NMI. 7iirtli - F9Tii . f - cillil - icTiiii: --- 7
.1 the mizen chains to loot: for' Somethinn
.... . . ... .. .
Whet] ter -the oltio-and—Prqble-are.:on.l
returwis uneettaitc; they . mayi
have . ,deriv'ecl itttclligenee,olr.Cadiz or Lis
bon; to warrant:th'elCgifing,' :thq
Mediterranean . , and to Port Nlahoo.
The Brandy W' 11 CI qneonittered .. some
frightful, .weather in. the - Golf Stream, Innt ,
eon detained on the coast *se r:tlllaysrid
by .adyerse-w . inds.:-She-spoke -the---ilai•-
linger of Boston, -op the 20th of April,
thirteen days out, within a days spa of the
Westerlasi an d Also, jhe I s itilL
son of Bath, - from Chba to Rtissia; a Brit
iSh-barijue,. name not learned, and, two
•fishing. schooners, from Ciipe ••C i od'ainl
Prol;incelown,. Wend ,to the, Banks.- 1 Neiv
Cthirier di,?,.J Eng.
. .
• Emits' Texa - s.. --13! . .r • the arrival of the
steamship New York; Captain Wright, in
32 hours from Galveston, ..ve have received
our files of papers to the 24th inst. -
The French frigate Sabine arrived at
Galveston on the 23d instant ; live days
croft% Pensacola. . , .
•Colonel-,Tolin'Sy Evans, a highly esti:-.
mable citizen of Texas,.died a -- few days
since. Llis remains were • borne: to .the
tomb by an immense procession, and were
buriet: with military honors.
The Houston Telegraph denies that
Texas has agreed to Pay England,' as -her
part' of the - Mexican debt, the Sum of
.E 1,000,000, anLadds that any such
stipulation was made, it must have been in
sccrcl session, and could .not have 'trans-,
aired. Ire rind little of interest in - the
papers.—New Orleans Bet:
_rouble at Fort Snelling.—The Galena
azelie says:—" Thep have been some
rumors in town foJ'Ts-everalTdays—pastiof
difficulty betiveencthe Sioux and the Unit
ed States troops at Foirt Snelling. The
following comes from
,a gentleman from
Prairie du Chien, and ismost likely nearly
correct. , Ile sayS,':in Indian attempting to
geVoto the - garrison - at - night - was shot by
a soldier. - MC riiilitiiig;. - Iffidii - Thille= -
manded the surrender of the .sentinel ,for
punishinent.iljpQn the demand being re
fused, they surrounded the
,fort, and odd
bited such indications Of hostility,as . to in
duce the command:At to send an express
to Fort-Craw ford (Frairie_Alu_Ghien)_far
reinforcements, which went up on the
Chippewa.! We apprehend no Serious dif: -
fieulty from thissouree. There
-ore seve
ral boats above, and we eipect to hear
later news in a day or two.
We understand that boats from the Up
per Mississippi, since the date of the above,
bring - no , news which-would-ind nee-the -be
lief that any further difficulties had occur
red. St., Louis Rfpublictin.
James Sprott,
Serail Titus,
lamb Stdele,
" • FROM THE PACIFIC.
By the ship Osage, Captain Weide,
from. Valparaiso; letters have been received
from the United States igate Constitution,
ff i
dated.27th January, 1 41, by which we
have intelligence of intdrcst to many reader 4.
. The officers and crew are all well;, and
since sailing from. the United States only.
four of the five hundred., comprising the
crew of "Old Ironitides," have' been over . -
taken by death. The fact' speaks well for
the cliniate„ ivelr for the internal police of
the ship, 'and also
,well - for the skill of the
medickofficere. - -:: • - • . ~, .
-- 1 -:The-steaniers have__stopped_running_be !.
tureen ()altar:rand Valparaiso, owing to the.
coal sent from England:by the company as
an 'ciperitneat. having disappointed them
irrits-attalitles.--.. The -coal—of-Talchttana
has imenixied,-but- found' almost twice as
'expensive as that s e tfriim England.. M
William Wieelright; the .'z'ealotts and 'ac
tive projeclor'of the PiteitiCSteanyNaviga
tion company, has gone to ,the southern
province, of Valdivia in search of coal;•and
it is hoped hemay.be SuceeStifel.. , •
The .linited'States - ship has
sailed for. ,the,'Marqucsipa and'.SanthVieh'
.tslaride, and the coaseoriVraxieo..-!•-':•;•:•'••:-.
, . ,
Two days ago," Bays wri t er o n` ' the
Vitt 'of Jimmary, "a French :than;erwar
here_froni_Callno, in nineteen
thiyr., bridging' deneral Vcirieo, nod
_lhe
i-nays of ;;a revoltitiine. ,There - lins: been a
.4, th,OW,An' tife,;6.l4, ,:rettilt:':ofOrhictril,.
it. tf." -. A.r.l .1 :4,f • W.t-'-'t - . (t.-±l'ib:.--0,• 1411='1,4 - 1C:40. - 101 0=44',.-407-V,'4.
forced loans and raise as many troops:- as
ideases.,- . ' All the . , powei'l3.of a . dictator
have' heeri accorded to, him."
A QUESTION OF .VERACITY.-It may be
remembered (says the New York Corn-,
mercial Advertiser) that Lord Palmerston,
some time ago; on the, floor of .the House.
of .Corrimiins,,declared that the asstimptiO
of regponsibility for the attack - •Upon•the
C a rol i e—had-been-Laflitial ly-Lmad A Limit
Oevernment_,of the United 'State,
tirrough . Mt. Stevenson,he United States
Alini'stdr at the. Court of St. James.' In
reference to this deClaration the London
Tirnes makes. the statement following :
We are anxious to enforce the expedi
ency of getting at the. truth of a rumor
which has been accredited in the best in
folued circles, and of Which we see no
reason to doubt the truthr—nanuily, that
,within a day or two after Lord Palmerston
assured_ the_Houee-of_Cotrnons that_ he
_ - _
had, three years age,inarmed Mr. Steven
son of - the - British Governmcnt ..having
'sanctioned tho destruction of the Caroline,
the American Minister, Mr. Stevenson, ad -.
.
dreSsed himself by note or words to . the
Ililitish Foreign Secretark, poSidVely
th . at his Lordship. had. stated
. what
•was• not ihe..fact, for
. that:the Ameriea,
CeVernment . -had limier yet: a
had such
communication from any official functioim
sy of Great. Britain. The wholo . corps di;
plomatique.: no w-in- -London have,
,tt t
deyStand, been •fully apprised of this mat
ter, whick•rettents gravely upon-the char
acter of a British Secretary of Stale. . -
mid- mak ingalnisteps•ot Ads feekslippingi:
h 01011 erb o before a bosii could reac h
kiln, he hat..l stutk to rise no . , more.': , lc is
supposed :that he - must - have:been stunned
by thie . fall; . ritlerWise,, , bein.s
. an excellent
swimmer, lie wouldhave sustained himpelf
in the_ water until assistance could - have
reached him. •
We are too greatly - shocked bY:the sud
denness of this awful event, to be able to
speak of the deceased. A Universal faVor
it&mnong-our—citizons, without an enemy
in the wide...world, Ins toSs will long be
mourned by all Who knew his manlyworth.
The service. has lost a brilliant ornament,
the community a most excellent citizen;
his partner a most kind and indulgent hus
band.. To her - the event - must-be-one-of
overpowering agony. We.trust . that among
the many who appreciate his manly vir
tues, some one will favor us with a_merited
tribute to him rho is gone, and gone for
ever."
NEW..ADVERTIgEMENTS.
Prince's lanperial
-,k-suiverior arlielefor cleatisini; Silver & Britannia
'Ware, also lleass and Coplier IVare, just received
by the subscribers. • .
& 31ULVAN Y.
May 19,1841. •
asiral awl Glass_ Lamps
IVe have
.just.rrcrlyed a large assorimeill of AS
TRAL ANL) GLASS LA M PS, or a variiity ofPat
teras, A Isp, Astral.Lainp Shades and Chi tfilliCb, for
sale al,eity plates..
JOHN J. MAT.RS
'LOOK AT THIS!
Jacob Dundore •
'--llesilectfully-itiforms'ilie_citizens of:Carlisle and
its vicinittin-that he has commenced the• . -
Saddieriv and BArssess
Bso4ieness,
in all its Nwious.branehes, in Main street, one door
east of the store of Messrs. Amoey Zr: Anderson, and
a few doors west of \1 r. untlerlich's tavern, where
keep constantly on lama, and, manufacture to
order atilletircittesrMiticelnal - mrthe - mest - reasMCY- -
ble terms , V" - • i r .
Saddles, BridlesCollarijlar-
J.,
ness . ,.TrunliS &c. &c. .
.. .
Ile hopes by strict a ttention to business, nod an anx
ious desire to please, to merit and receive a liberal
&i re of pnblie_patroline. Havi nr• the best of work
men employed, his customers may expect their work
to be done in the neatest :out most substantial man
ner. .. ._.
Cavil*, Mny 19,1841.
DR. LEIDY'S
Sarsaparilla,. or Mobil rms.
"The Life of the Flesh is in the Blood:"
_ I.,aymeea,x, xvn. v. xt.
rilllE safest, best and most efficacious PHIS now
I_, in existence, are Dr: Leidy's Blood Pills, a
component part of which is Sarsaparilla.. It is use
less
liere to name the good qualities, or commend
upon the medical virtues of these Pills, us the public
are fully aware of them. Suffice it to say, they are
an effectual purifier of the Wood and renovator of
the system. T 1
Phi ade/Phid ' City, as. ' .
4 . ,
[I,. s.) Personally appeared before tie, one of the
,Aldermen of the city of Philadelphia; Dr. N B. 1
Leidy, who, on his solemn oath •doth declare and
sweet; that .iii Die composition of the Sarsaparilla
Wood rills, manuffictured by him only; there is not
contained Mercury or the' Minerals, or any Drug
whatever, unfriendly,..dangerous; or deleterious to
the human system.
. .
• - C. BRAZER, - Alderman; .
95 cents a Box.
Ttily are prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
at Dr. Leidy's Health 'Emporium, No. 191 North
Second street, below Vine Street:
• • Also, for Sale by STEVENSON & DINKLE,
Druggists ,Larlisle, Pa.
—May-19,-18,11,—an,•
Tater! itch !!
I . 1' . . A .
1 /
II 'ITCH OINTMENT is daily becoming .........
opular. Daily do numerous individuals stop an
dorm the proprietor of its great success in remit'
kg and Miring the Totter and Itch.' '
Numerous testimonials: might be published ofyi •
efficacy, but for the delicacy felt by
i tudiyiduals hay
kg Their:.names published in connectionicritb s.
athsome andAlisagreerible affections. v e
- It may be used with 'perfect safety by young*
Id, ,even upon. infants, containing ntr mercury In
thee mineral Substances. _Dr. Nal. Leidy prepare ,
liimielf7and-knowing-itS-rionapOsitioncurost comfir
entially recommends it as , superior to any othe
remedy for the Tettcr and Itch.. 'Prepared and aol
t Pe. Leikly's Ifealth'Emporiiim,(sign of the'Golde
angle - and . Serpents,) No. 191 North. Seiond street
Also, foe'-sale -by STEVENSON & : DIN*: :
Drtiggist s;Carliste; Pa. : -- - - -- - :,' .-„..-_,l , ;['„--; , --s-i ?
• TIM above preparations are Isom tiyal;:ogiow, u
DrUggistsiif- Pikiludelphikinkid . sbk all renteiklitldki
`Mercirantietta.d!PrpOrstslliroogitoot. thC;Dniti.)
Sistth.to ' ,. 4. 1 '-: l '',- .. . : : -,- ,; -4, 'e:i , . --;!,-...---:••,=:.
'J'l'',“so44 , u; : :'llB4l ,, i l :emi, yte' , ,i.!;:ei.;4j.. ,. ;:k - :. , ...::•„...4
,'• , , ,- .7., -;,..,- ' 'F.,..,:7',;.,
SPERM CANDLES . .
CHEAPER - 111[AN .OIL.
—Just f receive'd a large lot. of, best: SPERM
CANDLES, :Aleli 'Av'e will sell. at Sltets. peril).
Also fresh HOPE. . .
,CO:.JOHN S. MY :.
11Loop!!
"THE SPRING YgAR Is COMING."
—Be ye purified iu your Illood;„ , •
' And Health will attend you. •
The Life of the Flesh is in t/ u Wood." .
'LEVITICUS C. XVIT. v. Xt.
11 - 0)Y -- 1S - TI lE - DLO OD - TDBE - PURIPI
Thousands can answer this question who know
from'actual experience that
"'`Dsli; LEIDY'S BLOOD PILLS,
A 'COMPONE DiT PART , •
tieS3P.3 .
Are themilest, best ; and most effectual Pills knOwn,
as a •
Spring or Fallranifier.. •
Thousands, who have for several years past tisett
them during he Spring and Fall (as well as at other'
times) will never use any others. Hundreds are
already daily . proeurink them, .who 'have lielvtofore.
employed:them. The. object; of this advertisement
lwto - infoim thellthusands - wlin know not yet ol them, :
where they. may procure them genuine, that they
may 'try them; being hilly satisfied that•having. tried
them, they will nev,er be persuaded to use any other
for several reasons;
First—lilt. LEIDVS 'moon PILLS ARID ANTI
QUACK, hang. prepared by Dr. N.. 8. - Leidy:
himself, a regular Deuggiii, as well as Physician,
attested, by Drs. Physic:lc, Junes-, I tomer, Pewees,
Jackson, Gibson,,C . orce,&,c. &c. •
Second-Dlt. LEIDY'S ISLOOD PILLS ARE
ANTI-MERCURIAL, being an Antidote against
Mercury and the Minerals, so deleterious and dan
.. gerous; and upon the eirects of Which Quacks.de,
pond, for " killing or curing'," and therefore mist
them with their nostrums. - • •
Third-4M. LEIDY'S - II LO ODTILLS-ARE- SA - ;•
• FE'll THAN ANY OTHEItS r as in using them,
they require no restraint from living or occupa
tion, ind maybe taken by the most delicate and
fecble,ohl and young, male"and female at all times
und uniliM 'eireunistances. •
Fourth—Dß. LEMY'S' BLOOD PI LL S RE
' BETTER AND MORE-1 FFECT-UAL'FRAN
ANY.OTIILRS, %%lien used according to the di
rretintisuid tlo uot.remiire to be tutfeif in large
-'-'quatitities as Is requiretimf Vprions' other Medi
-, eines', ikiii n - Dimg".shori of . the - Stomach,
Ile;
' firirimg it Of its4feetistiitned nourishment, dest roy-roy:
mg its Innetionsond . thereby emising.4t rapid it:-
, • cliimoltlio,
In :ill cases ivhere a purgatinn he necessary,
these Pills will be found both effectual and ed.sy in
illebr_q9criit ion, prothicingmmilituiea or_Sickness of
Further comment is •einied unnecessary--the
numerous certificates published; from time to time
frnut Llltysiebifis-mid- _other jilikviduals....intist
coifvineeiritte=riffe.Fetliflotklmil=for , tlic=fortherr-in- ,
forinatioo of all other3;Dr.l.,ehly refers them to the
directions
,which accnmpitiiy each box. _ .
-- -They are M.cpareil and sold, wlmle.sale and.retail,
at Dr. I .EIDY'S.IIDAI;I' I l' EN! FOR 11131„ - Nci. 191
Korth Second street, below . • Vine street, (sign of
the Bolden Engle and Serpents.) . •
'
Price 25 'cents a Box.
.Also", for sale by STEVENSON & DINELE
Druggists, Carlisle, Pa. , - •
...
[ltay 19,1541.--Gin.
•
Rheumatism
DR. LKIDY'S IMILUMATIC-LINIMENT
plication for :Rheumatism, Braises, Sprains, stur
tns, mill:Weakness of the Limbs and . Joints, Pali
along the Back, Skies and across the Loins. ".
sk . lIECOOMILADATIOAS.
.PNtract of a letter from Dr. Joluison, dated,
Philadelphia, May 7th, 1839. -
The Rheumatic Lininiem and Blood Pills have
Veen - employed by myself, and_ finding them eflica
cious,l have , since .reCuanniended them to many,
that have been entirely cured of
,Rheumatic pains,
lumbago, stillness
,of die joints, 'numbness of. the
muscles, limbs, t's..c.
Extract of a letter from Pr. Jennison, dated
Baltimore, May ,I'9, 1841.
Your .41heihriatic Liniment—possosses,properties
which I have neVei- foetal in any Liniment
. 1 have
heretofore employed.
Extract of aletter from Br: C. 11. Gomlrich,
ted 21st , 1839.
Of numerous Liniments atolACtlicines lie'retoftire
enitiloyed for Rheumatic airectiiins, Clone have been
so Successful as the Liniment and Blood Pills man
ulactured by you. Alley have in this place won the
golden opinion of all who hare used them. To my
own knowledge they live cured several that were
by myself and other men pronatinced incurable.
It may not•he amiss to remark, that both theLini -
ment and. Blood Pills are prepared by. Dr". B.
.Leidnitimself3,a.mular Druggist and-Physician,
attested by Drs. Phy sick , Chapman, Sackson, Hor
ner, Dewees, James, Gibson, CoNfe, &e. of Philadel
phia.
- Liniment is 'prepared only, and for sale,
wholesale:ld retail at l)r. N. 13. LEIDY'S HEALTH
'EMPORIUM, No. 191 North Second Street,-(sign
of the Golden Eagle and Serpents,) Phiholelphia.
N. 111.--The genuine is accompanied by the writ
ten signature tif Dr. N. B. Leidy on thelabel. • •
.Price 573 cents a bottle, or three bottles for $1:
-- Also, for sale. by STEVENSON - U — DINKLEi
Druggists, Carlisle, ' •
Moo' 19, 1941.—Gm.
"BROWN STOUT."
.T.ust.receiveti;. 12 . dozen tiOV
Stout in ‘ 014 - Rnd,Fiuqt,flotacE., and r
sile 4
J. J-;'MYERS & CO. .
May 12, /841:-3t.
Champaign Iriateal )
Just reccived and for s(auitritTe lowest city prices:.
10 Baskets Elephant. Brand, •
107 - 110: -. _ iti 'pint Bottle's, do. •,
• 10 do. superior.".Anebor" , Brand.
Also an assertneent,of " Hock Wines,"
Madeira, SidilY,Teiteriffe -and-Port, very
'superior, for sale by •
JOHN J. MYERS .&
May 12, 1841,-3t: •
• wicouaga) .- -•
A" persons wishing to be supplied with the ear
liest, city newt, may feel themselvds much grafi. :
fled. by calling at the -subscribers, where they can
have a selection of the - following (lady and weekly
apers, - viz:—the .Philadelphia Daily Chronicle,
Ledger, mu l Spirit of the Times ; New York Daily
Herald, Weekly llerald, Brother Jonathan, New
World, Yankee Notion, Boston Notion, Magazines,
•
&c. &c. to be bad at the store of . •
JOHN GRAY, Ag't.
Ca rlisle,Mar 12, 1841. .
111-USl' RECEIVED some very fine SUM?:
HERRINGS &CVErm ,nt t
Store of
• Alny 12; 1841.
500 pounds CRPET CHAIN , j ust
renewed atAlle, New tore to Shirt )•nsburg, and for
sale by ' ARNOP ' AlfitAMS.
May 1; 1841. , • ,
PRIVATE S
400 Acres of Woodland, situat in Mifflin town:.
ship - , - Cumberland - Countv - ' will sposed-of_on
accommodating . terms.for, particulars aPply to .
- P. P.
• J Attorney for the owner.
__Carlisla,May7.l2., 1841-- ' • •
,•.-_,„- Tip.' PUBLIC, . .
Are direettellirtW. Ilailich's , Celebrated Medi
cines, which ire recommended by thousands as a
preventive and cure for Iliienses of the Stomach and.
Nervous System. The Aperient and German Pills,
are a direct purifier of the blookand certain to re
move
bile from the stomaoh, -- Ivltickisthe greattautie
of biliiius'auil other distresslng . naaladies; regulate-the
bowels, Ike. ;The' Stkengtliening Tonic Pills, gate'
tone - atitivigor'to the'organs of - digestion, restore the_
lost appetite, quiet . theueries" of the, debilitated, and , :
produce sweet repose to the: restless... The above
Teedieines are fast Superceding ..the drastic' mineral,
preparations which same phy . sicins. have heretofore ;
trht thepractice . of administering to their patienta.
tithea
.;. , in - on of Dr..lhirlich's preparationi
. ~ tiktlie, ' 11, - - ':. l re a;`mfnfliave . abandoned 'inch,
' 4 .. . -- ;- , pr,harrreirminenced , administer.
0W: ...7..o.l44tieiivh4hevo • he.symptcps ht.'
~..,-, „,pr.... - siliti#l)F. : 4,7 , iLrilyi .i,ki , -,- cp.- , ; citrliklid„
,4.. 2 ;,T'?ltiPolObit'Ouiliurgi - Va' l,- 4.7:4 --.4- ' ,.. -'-'7V P . - .:': , li ,
...,,,,.ist...l`-j;r-gr),..M.FAIV.,
Or the Fioancial:•COndhion'orthe Boijough,.of Carlisle, showing the amount of, small notes un- ,
. • redeemedas per''repart former Council; also, he existing. debts due the borough,
. . April 9th; 1.84 i.
.
. , ,
.
To Balance Of small notes outstanding and unredeem
ed; as per statement of former. Council, • • • $796 82
=
account of Thomas Treasurer - ol
his -receipts and disbursements, ifrom
appoil
, . .
Ain't of.taxeS.atithiiriied to be collected for 1840, .$ . 1716 37.
Cash'frOtn.Jacob Squier; Esq. former treasurer,. - . 306 .553.
Cash from D, Bailey,..l. Spiihr,,G.Deitz, J. Seig, . : • °
5 . .. Bolandcr, E. Leyburn,.l. Sillars;:.l. Worth-
~, 7- - • - •
H . - . ley, for IkenSe for Provision Stores and Oyster . . .
. ,
.
and. Eating s Houses,s•-• ' •-., • - . ''., •..2500 s .
Cash from .sundry .persons for licenses:to exhibit, ' -• . , 32 00
Cash from hoteliers for"stall' rent; .
Ca t _chZfriiiiT i Orri-Ve.--etil-R919 r--04t3p...___.-:- 2 -;.- 7 - . ---- ' 0:;.%
4A1P.A.C5.V. 0 ,1 , 0 pitin ,• , , !•- ~, ..vie,,,z evq.:, rt,
__ .r0ker,,..., ,_. :..._.
~, ,
cirSif - fr ciiii l C diiigleTt a rik 'sniall-note7.baliiiiCg-itc- - faVOr - •7 -- • : -
o f Bo ioo - r4i . . ... . • . ----. .7 s
.:7---:. - 7,: - ..2: - . 7q6 8 - 4
-C41511.-from -Peter-011 m.ore balance ill. futl...of_lot.sot.d:.
~
Co him,
Cash from Wm. Miller fine collected;
Cash froip M. Mathews for chains sold,
Cash froni M. DiPple proceeds of:hay scales, &c
due the torough, including light butter and bal.
--ante duefromlast year, - 150 . 1 81
Cash from M. Mathews street commissionerlor stone
. . CHARLES BELL,
--3ACDIVZITCGLI:." •
• . • . Committee- idAteounTs.
LOOK s2T THIS. iii
MORE SPRING GOODS.
ARNOLD & ABRAMS have just received an
FASHIONABLE SPRING GOODS,
consisting in part of • • •- , .
Blue, Black, Bl`o7oll, idalits, Green and Invisible
Green, Steel Mixed, and Drab CLOTHS;
Blue, Black, Drab, Steel Mix'd, Fancy Mix'd, Drab
. - -
'Ribbed and Tweed Passimerest •
-Cnssinetts ? at all -prices ;.
Velvet Cords; Beaverteens; Lion Cloth Kersey; and
-all kinds of Pantaloon stuff; •
Vestings of all descriptions and at all prices ;. z.
Summer Cloth of vartous-colonrs and prices;
Ffrured Fault de Soie, Gro: de
4-4 Black and Blue Black 'Gra' SILKS.
de Rhine, Colored•and Black Gro de • •
• • Xaples, , •
Black, Lace and Gauze Veils;
Silk-dress Shawls, Handkerchief and Scarfs of the
latest style ; ' ' '' •
Black, Blue Black, and changeable Bombazines; ,
rk de Laina'of various patterns and prices;
A general assortment of Cap and Bonnet RIBBONS.;
A fine_assortment of English Ss Domestic PRINTS.;
Thread Lace, thread Valencia null Cotton Edgings ;
Quilling and:Lace of all kinds
Thuel,'White, Black, Plain and Figured;
-' Together witlftilarge assortment 7 of -
Queensware, Hardware, — Groce- -
ries, c oeder Ware,. &c. &'c.
All of which they are prepared to sell 20 per cent
cheaper than can be bought in Cumberland county,
or elsewhere.
nr, They would ,respectitilly invite' the public to
call and examine: their stook .13amains will he giv
en—no mistake.
N. 13.
.Country Produce of all kinds will he taken
in exchange for Goods, at market price,
May 12, 1841.
:100 pieces TILEAeHiIn NILS-
Lmsoust received id the New &pro in Ship
pensbUrgi and for side by
, • ARNOLD C.? "ABRAMS.
May 1, 1841
COLDS, COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
Dr. Sway ne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
an invaluable reniedy for all discuses indicative of
-Pulmonary affictions, such as recent_chrcinic coughs,
hoarseness, whooping'cough, wheezing and difficulty
of breathing, croup, and spitting of blood, &e. How.
- many sufferers do we daily behold approaching to an
untimely-grave, wrested in the _bloom •oryouth from
heir (lair relatives-rind friends, afflicted. njth that
com on and destructive puiager,called consumption,
' which soon Wastes the miserable sufferer; until he be
comes beyond the. power, pf hurnin skill r if such suf
ferers would only make trial of Dr. Swayne's
able medicine, they would soon find themselves ben
efitted.; than by gulphingthe various itieffebtive Cer
tain reinedies Of which 'out neWlipapers daily qb . ood.
Thirsyr4 immediately begins to heal the-ulcCiated
lungs, stopphigvoluse Alight sweato, initigating*
distressing cot; i.at tift sarne;time_lnducing 11 ._ heal
thy: and natur e expectoration; 'also reiieving/die
shortness of breath ill the chest, which liar
/
rasa the sufferer, on the slightest exernisd 2 and finally
the hectic flush in the pallid ZOO Oniaciated' cheek,
will soon begin to'tianish, And, the • stiffin*will - here
perceive himself Snatched from. a premature grave,
mto,the enjoyment again of c omfortable health.
, , .
ObservcrrThe Principal ffice for the sale ofthis
Medicine licat N0.:19 Nortightlt street, Phila.'
Also, For sale. by'John 4:lll , oet's & Co., Carlisie
o,ltE3Yl.lo?PO4ShlpOrlburfii . l" l l..":„:
. ,
A GOOeit•at Exhibit
~.:1 .._
e . CHARLES
•
JACOB ZUG; •
. Conimitte'e of•Accouuts
_. J ,~.._
NM
MEI
13 de
Ba ance tue row tie estate e . . amsey, ec a e
Treasurer of the Borough, now in suit,. together
with interest on the satin., from 13th Aprll.lB3B,
Balance due from the estateof J. Reighter decd. late
.collector now in Suit,. with interest on same froni
14th of April 1838,
Okstanding on sale of old marlset houSe, •
Balance due . by John Peters Collector f0r.1g39,,:
Balance due by John Wyncoop for sfaThrent,
}Valance clue by John Peters Collector for 1840,
Balance in the hands of Thothas"Trinrible Borough .
'Treasurer, $49 of which is - uncurretit paper;
1,
$1363 69:
. • _ ..
—Examined and passed by Council, 9th uf Aprill.Bo: ----
JACOB WEAVER, Presd't„Pro. Tent.
'I 4 CSt-TIII MAS TRIMBLE, Clerk. .. . .
tSiiice paid $9O. . - ' • • ' '
the Borough of Carlisle, exhibiting an account
he 11th day of April t 840; the time of his,
• • .- • : -
Cash paid 11..11end0 -for winding ciock,'&c..
Do. Wm. Miller MO constable expenses of.Dorough
- Election for 18.46,
Do. M. Matheys street cOminiKsioner,..for repairs on
• streets; &c. - ana' for cleaning Letart Spring, • - ,
Do. Wm. GM'ltiiiis bill for candles, ..' - . ..
Do. Dr.-G. 1). Foulk ifilproptiation-to'Cumb...Fire
Conipany_two - years,'
Do: Committee of Accounts to hay note in bank,
Di): T. t'i•iiigliead TheMirti.ef' - ; fees fp►-recordiiig: n►iirt
- gage - offlVltiOreAk - 4341111 :
.
Deo. Geo, W.. Ceabb• for printin , * • "- $ 21 •00 -
•.. —" 10 00 7
•I)o. 'Sanderson & Cciimman. for printing, ‘,. - 25-'5O •
7 - 1/0
Do.- - james lio.ffer stall rent refamied; -•15 00
Geo. alipropriation to'lr.nion Fire Coinii?y,
So'oo
1:00
- SO 60
7 17-1
1 -
$21 . 313 60
$1oo;--$1oo:
Will be forfeited by Dr.. N.. B. LEIDY, for a prepa
ration of Sarsaparilla equal to his •
Medicated Extract of Sapaparilla.
The efficacy of Sarsaparilla is well known in Scro
fula or King's Evil,-Erysipelas, Diseases of the Liv
er, Affiadions of the Skin and Bones, Ulcers of. the
Nose; Throat and. Body, as well as au Antidote to
Mercury and the Minerals, Constitutional Diseases
and . ? general Puri fi er of the Blood and Animal
Plnids.
Dr.'Leitly would refer to the most respectable phy
siciantein-Philiulelphia;fis Well - tietlfroughout - the
States for the character of his preparation, as well
also to the numerous certificates from physicians and
others; that have been from time to tim&publislied,
now deemedunnecessary as the character..o,f his pre
paration is firmly established. Throuhout the Sou.
States it is used altogether, and throughout the
North takei the precedence over all others, particu
larly among physicians;mliecforilitiliettefirof 'their
patients, always reconimendltl .
The reader is rdferrcd to.the - directions accompa
nying each bottle,for recornmendationh, certificates,
and further partieulars.
Remember; one battle, (half ri pint,) is equal to six
plias off syruip, - andis equally pleasant to Lake.
. •
Dlr Price Ont._Dallar per_Boule.
For sale in Carlisle by S.TE V.E.AI SQN
13. -. .IIINKLE, Draggles.
May 12,1841.---6 m. •
Deaths, Deaths !
You who are blessed with
-little children, and have
the care of them, should' ot forget that these "little
ones," sooner orlater, will be afflicted with the evil
effects of teething, which carries off thouituls annu
ally. How shall we prevent this fatal ravager ? is
asked hy Many. The answer is, proem+. inimediate
iy Dr. Paris' Soothing Syrup for Children, Cutting
Teeth, which gives instant relief Odle little r sufferer.
This fackl. have tested various times, and always with
the same beneficial results, I advise every Emily
who bring up little childken to have the Syrup with
then), that when the child - wakes up with pain from
Teething itmay be immediately relieved' to the en
joyment of those who desit;e sweet retinae. •
• N. calling at the office of the Ledgei.' the
address of the above will be shown, which will satis
fy those who may feel somewhat doubtful of the won
derful effects of the abciVe medicine.'
Remember, none is genuine tittlesthe signature of
Dr: Peen - Wimp: 4 ood en the phial's;also be care
ful and purchase only at. the medical office, No. 19
North Eightir - streeti - and - advertiied - Agenni: Be
ware, there are sevoeral Nimbus imposing a deleteii-
Mu article on the public for the above-, mit up in
plain, bottles, with the name of Pat is spelt different.
-When yen purchase dee that the name - of Paris spelt
asyou see it in this notice, and Lidless tile phials are
,impressed with "Dr. Ptiria! Soothing
,Syrup" touch
it
Yoy . sale 4fr .tob - n Co' , Carlisle; and
Wm. Peal, Shipp erg, Pa.
'aka`
persons haying cldimaagitinstthe afiliscriber,
' any kipAwkilpleise present thein: for settlement,
and ali perlitins that tiow, thetaselves-indebtedTwill
please Make payttient, or at least 'come and settle
their ace?,niits.. Persons neglecting to .eomplli with
this pritroe will find their accounts plated in the hands
- of an tifficer for collection. .• . •
Cprliale,'May 12, 1841. ,
20 rotocesilErl TICKING,iust
ireceivett at bturn 44 Sluppolotmrg, 440 for.
fale _.-• .'ARNOLD Y1.A.13114M5.
May 1.:180::" , • -
•
osite in.Savin_ ,Fund,
.two years, -- • , . .- - - . . - ,
Do. Wm.-Alexander. forstone hauled, • • ..
.
Do.-JamesLoudon for bookstind:stationaty, _ ' -
Do.-,A. Hecker-fdr-repaitino , loek-,-2 - -'-• - - -
er
Do: Peter GutSlraltiorrepairs,at-hayLScales and.-krave
. pin] wall„' • '
Do: J. J; Myers for oil . for -market lamps,..,• ' • .
Do..PAhoneration's.allthved John Peters...collector-for.
:-.7.1840
- .17467'
. .
INC.-Commission allowed J. Peters collectorfor Do. '86.25
Do., M. Mathe - Ws Street cOnnoissioner. salary, .'. • : 52 50 ,
Do. --De. excess expended beyond - appropriation; 683
Do. Balance notcollected on the Duplicate for 1840, 543.41
Do. Wm: Miller,higb constable salary and bill-for
_ .
candles; --
Do: M. .Dipple salary and cleaning snow...from market
. . -
house;
..
Do. T. Triinble clerk to Council salary and making
.dupliCate,, . .
Do. Allowance to clerk for index to minutes and for
recording ordinances respecting nuiSances'and re
gulating markets • ~
Din-COmtnissien al-lowed-.treasutc!•,..
,Balance in hands of treasurer,
Exaniined•and passed by Council, the 9th of April 4841.
---'-----J-AOOII--W-EAYER;--PreSirti;Pro - .- 4 1'env.' - --
.Attest-7-Tnomns TRIMBLE, Clerk. . •
.4. G. •EGE
Egg
EIMV7 0000 ch
t!)
Just ree • :ed al the Store of
AN J 1 RICHARDS,
''A fi:esh supply of seasonable GOOBS, consining
in part of Blue, Black Brown, Olive 'Green, and
Adelade,,'
• 0 1.1 0 - T
Illacirillluejlrowriflpred and strived Cassimemt:
Mixotr figured andstriped • Gambroons for panta
loons. Brown, I%rhite, Striped and Figured Linen
Kentuekcy, Pennsylvania and Delaware
Jivies;
,Pittsburg cords; Cotton stripes and
Atherican Nankeens Auld colored Muslins; Burlaps
French and Irish Linens; black, blue, Fawn Mouse;
Pink; Blossom, White; Figured, Striped and barred
Silks, new stile; Firmredijlain barred strived Jacki z _
netts; Swiss, am ric - and Mull muslins; BOnnets,
Lawns and Silks, Embroidered, Manual, Glossee,
Sattin and barred Itibboni; Leg horn flats; Straw,
Braid, Nun and Chip Bonnets; Colored, White, Fig
ured Leghorn and Palmleaf Hilts; BrOwn & bleach
ed muslins; Ticks, Checks, Crash, and Diapers; Lin
en and cotton; 4-4 54 and 6-4 shootings; Tablecloth,'
linen -Ond - coton-DiaperrLinencGrassi-silk-ipongee
and cainbrick Hankerchiefs; gloves, flosiery, Stocks
and Artificial flowers; Cotton and Gingham Umbrel
las; Parasols; - cotton yarn and carpet chain; together
with an extensive assortment of
Vroceries & queensware.
All of which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. Person are invited to call and examine for
themselves before purchasing. elstiwhere.
. ANDREW RICHARDS.
Carlido, 4141 24;1841, • •
Diseases lair the Eye.
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•:. DR. , BOSTOCIVSI . • , .
• -
. Celebrated - ke.. Water ; -7,
4
For the cure of Weak, Wciterkor 'Mood Shot Egez•„'
Ulcers, ffurnours; and Itiflamatiou of the Asre4iile,'
..Dinineas of Sight, &e.'
. .
.••
Persons suiltikt 'Co any of' these Unpleasant disor
ders, NvillfiUsl this the mostectuayremedy in use,
as it schleps fails to remove- 4 - of Amhe - affections
by'a rew spill i catkins, w Wien the leatit ineotsfenience.
r'
or pain. Those 'Who are troubled with a DIMNESS
OF .SIGHT will'alooskusi..it.-Vvslablo remedy for
strengthening the eyes, improving the Sight, and pre.
venting the dimness that arises from straining them.
It will also beTound particularly useful as a wash for
the eyes of young children, to reinove inanimation,
and subdue the'hurriours to which they are so liable.
Price 50 Cedes it Bottle with full dfreel
bona, or u4k), ; .....L.._ - ____ - __ . ... - . - .L . :::. ,, -.
7 - Soldid Carlisle by . . . --.,;:. .
'.. ' • - ‘,..5 - A
.111 .
ITEL .RIZIOTT..
April 20,-lildi.-4.,. ''' :. - ; •
.
ce .
BONNETS.
received atthe,New Storeiii . large and splen
did assortwient of ` English Straw awl Flareticellon
sal'O at IoW 'priers hr'
't' , • •
:Afars,'
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CR.
$ 59 38
115 25
277 16
5 774
9S 71 ,
12 21
t 45 41
256 724‘•
CR.
$l5 00
1,8 00
175 00
1.731
68 00
1030'91
08 00
8 00
ISL
621-
12 62
10 50
81 12&
60 00
60 00
35 47
44 77
2556 96L
256 6S
$2813 60
~..,. .- „. . ,
r';:::„ , i,:. , .. , ::.i.,,ty : , 4 ,T , 157...
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