Carlisle herald and expositor. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1837-1845, August 17, 1842, Image 1
I\ollllll AM] HERALD & EXPOSFTOR. • • • •OSlce,,,Colitre Square., S. Ell' Corner, at. the Old Stand. • • nonfintionormaainnom TEttms- OF PUBLICATION : The HERALD &. EXPOSITOR is published weekly, on a dobble royal sheet, at TWO DOL. .LARS, per annum, payable within three months front . the time of Subscribing ; oa.Tivo Dor.tans MID FIFTY csnm, at the end of the year. No subscription will be taken for less than six months, and no paper discontinued until all ar rearages are paid, except at the optien.of the . „ publisher, and a failure-to notify a discontinu ' tame will be considered a new engagement. Ldvertising will be.done on the usual terms. etters to insure Itttentimi must post paid. ADVERTISEMENTS GROCERIES TO SUILTHE TIMES. C~o 'a d a r-%~r~ ~+~D IN additionto a general and well selected as sortmcnt off J Brown*. ' While Sogars, Spices, 4 have just received a large lot of excellent Loaf Sugars, a part of which at the loiv price of 1.1'.1 cents per lb. by the Loaf, and _othdr,_qualitiesar corresponding low prices. Fine Green and Blacq Teas, at reduced prices, . New North River ,Cheese, Lemon, Vanilla,: Strawberry and- Sarsaparilla Syrups, Table Oil and Cid& Vinegdr,first quality, Sperm Oil, Sperm and Mould CandleS, Cavan . dish, Ladies . Twist , 4. Plug Tobacco, • Spa• ish, - Half Spanish and Common Scgars, one„Tierce of Superior Honey, Ground Alunt ,, Salt, Fine Table Salt, Tubs,Buckets,Churns,_Corn Brooms; Brushes' of all . kinds, Bed Cords, Plough Lines, — Market Baskets, &c. Bakers No. 1. Homeapathic and sweet spiced Tealand • Choeolates, as also Cocoa and .cocoa Paste, Rice, Starch, Mustard. And a get - keret eSsortmenl of . Giasg‘-.44...-Qlletlasivare, storio Crockery; Sugar .1101.18, New Oilcan's and Syrup Molasses.':-,, • Together with u general variety'of'all other ar. .ileles.in the Grocery line, constantly ore hand and selling at the lowest cash prices, suitable to the times. Aso 'fine SALMON: • • The subscriber rdternshis . slitecre thanks to the, publid for theivery liberal encouragement receiv. 03-and-hopes-in-faturdtermerit-and-receive-olike support. AIM store is , in the- Wick • • llinese, Main street; fertnerly the residenbe of the late A. Carothers, slew doors west of the Cony. House. " J. W.. EBY.. 0:36 Carlisle, July 6, 1612 • Dr. L c. Loomis, Dentist, i tomer6 there: 114 s business has been exclusively IS permanently located in Carlisle, and will per. to-supply fumiljes witlf .GOOH GROCERIES for form all. operations. that are --required in the c 06_ 1;4 4 twelye years,._and he flatlets hittiselfoliat practice of his. pinfe.Q . sion-such as -for first - quality goods mid fair prices, he cannot be Extractilm, i Hag. l'ingtVing. and surpassed in- the':city. His stock consists of a Insert i d rill i•icial_Teelll , I general assortment,-some of which he will enum from a single tooth to an entire vet. : - - j erste: • . • N. B.' For %few months.' ensuing, Dr. Loomsltnrlin g ton D A NIS, of Jones & Dutton and Grif will hein Carlisle, the first two weeks in each fah N t b uot io s month--after which, he will he alisent until the Sintik.ed TONGUES.. . first two weeks in escli month—at which I T Dried BEEF. period he may he Mum! at his • . Green and Black EA, some of the latest Office, Pill 'st. near ill Farlane's ! poi:tutintiß, and of very choice ywit4... , Sperm OIL and pNLES. Carlisle, May 4, 1842. 01 •27 1, COFFEE, of every erni.o variety, s ome o.ltl.htva, forty years ItA,si NS, FIGS, PRUNES, ALMONDS; rind PECAN NUTS. ltalimi -FIGS, a very delicate article. Ihiliau NI-NC.lltOll and VEItNIECILLI. -• , Sap Sago ,'I rot littitrrntilAiriiir . ricau CHEESE.' Underwood's PICKLES andSAUCES, of eyery variety. French, English, and' A tnerican usTA RD. suGmt. Lnnf and Brown, of choice CRACKERS, of every variety, Philadelphia, Boston, Princeton, Ste. BARGAINS, BARGAINS. rEIFIE subscriber will sell la at greatly reduc ed price. 4, FOR.CASII, - a large and general assortment of DRY GOODS AND , GROCERIES, The stock is new and cheap, consisting in part of Super Black, Blue, Invisible. Green , Polish .Green.and Brown' Cloths, Superfine Cassimercs, Cussiootts; a good assort ment of Pants Stuff, such as Summer Clotlnt, Gannhomis ' Merino Caisiineres, Cottonade, Linen and Cotton Drillings, &c. &c. • • A good assortment of Vesting; Stocks, Shirt Collars, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. &c. &e. A largo stock of elegant Silks, Black and Blue Black, Figured and Plain Light. Silks, new style. - Mous. lin de Loins, Limns, Muslin de Angletures, Born": bazinee, Irish Liiiens,,Cheeks,"Piekings, Nimbi]; Calieoes,Carpotimg, Dress Handkerchief; worked Collars, Cambricks, &c. &c. Ms°, Braid and •StraW. Bonnets, Ribbons, Gimpc, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats, and a great variety of: goods not enumerated. Purchasers will do well to Call at the old stand opposite S. Wunder.lieles'Hotel, where they will find stacks of goods, selling clieaper than ever sold in this county. • CHAS. OGILIIX. tf.•33 Carlisle, Juno 15,1842 FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BALTINIO3. Yr HE.proprietors of the Susqudianna Line will run their Cars andltoats as usuallti Phil: adelphia and-Baltimore during thepresent - scasnn: 'Phair friends will please apply to Win. L. Fox, Broad et, and to Castner, Christian & Curran, N'l. 76 South Wharves, Philadelphia, and JosSpli Elder, Baltimore. VAr Until further notice, the following prices will be adhered to between this place and the above cities, :=.° . .gip.G a.. 1 0 1 a a ~A •2). 4 ro* 15e ‘` 22 $1 per bbl. Ale per 100 lbs. Groceries, Q Ware and Hardware, thy Goods, Furni. •ture-and Drugs, Wheat, Rye Corn: ' per bushel -• • - 10 . 11 Outs do 6 . ' 7 Lumber per 1000 - I feet. . $2 75 $3 50 Shingles, do 150 _ Flour per bbl.. 314 35 50c Shad do , 374 - 50 Herring do. , . 314 Salt-per-sack,- 28-- Pitch, Tar and Rosin •• per 100, - ) . 16 21 Finites grosslon, $2 25 - - $2 - 507 Hemp rr 100, . -16 22 Hides, ' ' 20 L 25 Pig Natal, gross. ton 250 350 -Blooms & - Castings, 312 4 00.. Bar Iron,. 3 50 4'5 0 ------ Nailupor keg, • ,18 .23 Leather per .100, • 2O 25 Whiskery per bbl„, .50 S 5 Burr Blocks por 100, . 15' 20 Clush&ono, •do ; -12 i Tin, , 20 J. -& MAR,WIN: Successor to Miller & Martina. ; Ilarriabutgi May! 4, XR42. • „ • -- .IG4DIES IEAT B haviljuit received a splendid lot of 13,RAID, V-Y "t80N.N.1 .- 8 and GIMP ; thO store of .June 8. : .1842 • tit 42 . . , . . ' -:- --:- , '--COAth , - -:: • • YIiAN,S ; Vgllpporke Gr.g,Liri!e-bnr'ners, and.Biturokozus CCOA -oontountly , lor o,ly , ~ ~.- A % 4: &•:P. MARTIN, .: - • • , ' ;Successors to Miller& Martins: ~ triaburz'Aprjl 20;1842:. • . ' '10'13.15 . . . . . . . ... . , . - • . .. , _'. .• . . . " . .. . . .. " ' ..-. . . . . . . . . i(t '. : !,•,—;''. • '': . . ~ ~ . . . ' .....,, .- ' , ~ ~. „ V., - 1 . . i::; , , r. . '.. •.'y ; ' • ... ' ' 1... ~. .: _ ,:,..,. ~ :&44. 4 ' ' ' ', L7l, • • -:- ...‘ ....... ..ar t o.. :,::, .....,..„, . .. .. •,n 4 ~ ,I. • ; , . . •' • - ' 5,...,... : e. yqq . . 1 .ve:•'•',",•', •'' • ~...• ' 7 ,J. . . ... $ . . . . . . . . . . ~ • . ~... , . . . • ,• - . - , , . • ••. . . •... .. , . . -, - • .. . . , . , . .. . . ... . BY tX/ 't 23 40 25 • 28 43c Di a t - • . 3 o I , IMRE stock of New Goods, belonging to the' firm'of BoSserman , &. Hatton, ecinsisting of 114111 D • 9 HAMMERED AND ROLLED IRON; , - Nails, 4,;roceries, 'Paints, OILS, DYE STUFFS &c.' &c. Will be sold for CASH, wholesale and retail, at re duced prices. ThOse, wanting bargains, ,, will do well to call soon, as the entire stock will be sold to ,close the concern; don't mistake the place,•at the. Store Room of Bosserman & 'Hutton, North Han— over street. . . ' • • GEORGE 'HUTTON. • Surviving partner of the firm or BOSSERMAN & HUTTON. May Is, 1842. • - • tf-29 111110111111111* UlalllDlTallt GREAT INDUCEMENTS,-TO-COUNTRY-MERCHANTSi • ran HE subscriber,. having concluded to do an en tire Cash kusiness, offers for sale his largeand splendid assortment of FOREIGN & bOMESTIC. Cufiery, lower thah it was ever bought for in Philadelphia. The following will givn you some idea of the prices that-[-stn determined - to sell 6 inch Carpenter's Patent Rini Lpcks, . . ' from $l2 t.usl4 per doz 6 inch Brass Striker„ " " 6,50 " Newton ,Darling Grass Scythes, 10 " Newham's tlf - 9 , / I Hay Forks, Solid Cap Ferrule. ' 5 Crist Steel long'handleShovels, , 7 "' .Cumherland or Reading Nails, 4,623 Keg Phoenix or Juniata " • . 4,44 " Other makes 4,3 " I will sell any articles in my line fr.on 2040 25 per cent. lower• than can be bought for on credit: Call on me,—examine my goods—get a list of my prices—compare them •with the prices, of other stores, and ascertain' for yourselves where you can buy the cheapest. • • HENRY L. ELDER. Importer. • 493 Market st. above.l3th, North side, Philudel phis: June 1, 1842. • t . • Ont-81 Panaily GrOCC7riCSO WILLIAM L, MADDOCK, No. 155 South /Third street, PIIILA4ELPIIIA, np posite the "kinking:l liiase. recently °cm p!ed by the Girard Bank, • _ l N,T4d.U.l.Lreapeetfully-nfler l-r-citizensof ear V lisle and countS• of llinitherland, generally a first rite assortment of the choicest • 'FAMILY - GROCERIES Selected with great care, which he will pack and forward by railroad to the address of those who m ty favor hint with their Orders.- Itaving supplied a number of famili( in Carlisle and its vicinity, he would be to increase the number of his cus- Catinry SEED. :Hemp SEED. English Split PEAS. SEG A.RS of every quality, some very choice. PRESERVES. LIMES CI IRON, PINE AP. PLES, GINGER, PEA RS. PRUNES, Sc. CURRY PO \V DER, rudia SOY, &e., with an esti!..osiVe assortment of ever) article a litudly,, eau require. WM. I. M ‘I)DOCK, • - -55 South Thiro Street, rntitatiewli. - Mny '25,181 . 2: ' 2 , SD FANCY & WINDSOR CHAIR MANUFACTORY ; . South Secwid Sfrret,'Philadelphia. THE -subticriber respeetfulli invites the citi zens of Carlisle and County of Cumherland generally, to call before purchasing elsewhere, and examine his LARGE ASSORTMENT OP _ • c : Ce - k • ''.7:.:1:1 ; :.,....,. ..,„,„.,„,,,.:: . 5. ......• PLA IN& ORNA 51 ENTAIL ,y - of every discription; which are • Manufactured under his own im mediate direction_ best Material, by superior, workmen, and Which he warrants of the best quality—and ni prices as low as can he purchased in the United States. Kr Ho also manufactures an aa - 3.771'.5:1, 1 3-5,0a the superiority. of which conaists in the astonish ing facility 'with which an Irivalid,with the slight. est. effort, map by the use-of one or both hands, move to and fru in the house, or in the open Or in a garden or elsewhere; and turn quickly round without requiring any more space than it occupies while standing. ' ABRAHAM McDONOUGH, • No. 113, South Second Street, Philadelphia. . June 15,1842. . 3m.33 • crwrins AoLos - ri4Hg CAUSE OF CONSUMPTION.—Sim pIe/ as these complaints aro usually considered, no one can deny their being the , most common cause of thiS fatal and distressing disease., It is indeed a melancholy truth, that thousands fall victims to Consumption every yarn. frorn no other . cause than neglected .colds. Yet we: find hun dreds, nay thousands who treat such complaints withilie - greiffeilitidifference, anirret- thorn run on for weeks and even months without thinking of the danger. • At firer you have what 'you may consider a slight cough or 'cold; you allow, busi ness, pleasure or careless - nese to prevent you from giving_i/Anylittentiont-it - then settles upon your breast, you' become . hoarse, bay° pains in. the ,sidp or chest, expectorate large quota ities of mat. ter, perhaps mixed with blood,, a l difficulty of breathing ensues, and then you find your own. foolish neglect has brought ssothis distessing complaint. 41then you valets life. or health. be - warned in time, and don't trifle withjyour POLDi or trust to any quack nostrum .to.cura you, but firtinediately•procure a bottle or two of that f a . mous remedy, the s l l3sLisst or WILD CIiZMITP, which - is well - ktiovvn to bo - the - most• - ,speptly, ,ever known, as , thousands will testify whose lives have been saved by ila•y_part!ctilar When you Unrolls's°, to ask for "Di. W 'MR'S BALSAM, orWiLOCnsitary", ' Proper/id, wholesale and retail,: by, Wi aLtio & Co. ,Chenticts, , No. 33 South, Fourth,,street, Sold in :Carlisle by .. • . • • - 1 :•• SAMUEUELLIOrI i . . 1 'Tribe aqeDalleir 'a &tile:. .7 tiliekrlll42 I WISH NO . o i rliElt HERALD, NO. OTHER.E.XpOSI7`OR OF Mr LIVING ACTIONS ATTORNE.ir • . Qffice opposite the darlisle Bank. July 27, 1842. . .61n.39 S. 151 . .INL.AP , AbAIR, - , at Law, •. fiIIkFFICE N 0.3 Ileetem's, Row, on the FO WL"' lie Square, Carlisle, Pal. April 6,1812. • , • • • • • tf-23 36.FIET W. HENDEL, MEW ESPECTFULtX tenders his services to the 'Alt citizens of Carlisle and its vicinity, that he will .attend to and perform all dental operations such as Cleaning, Plugini: and Extracting na tur-al Teeth, and inserting ancorruptableartifiCial teeth from a sin'kle . teeth to an entire set, n"Office-epposiehlTarlape's July 20, 1842." tf-a8 SETEII.B4. jAild ER erodUce,, Cotaistlission apt! Forwardiorm Inerchan N. W. Corner Broad 4 Arch Street, Philadelphia • EDWARD SITER, - - WM. U. JAME . * ocrßefbrdnce to William B. Murray, Carlisle. July 1i; 1842. . 42 . a012c, TETTERs of Administration .upon the estate 4 of I'HILIP.FISHBURN, late of Dickinson township,CumbOrland conntyideceased, have been granted in ducTorm of Law to . ..TOHN, FISHBURN and ANTHONY ,Ftsimunc:: .all persons who are in debted to the estate will make payment imme diately, and those who have claims will present them duly authentica.ted fur settlement to JOHN FISHBURN; Residing in North Midnleton.township, ANTHONY RISHBURN,_ Residing in . Dickinson township, July 27; 1842. '-L'a 3 CI , .8 5 1 - , •-• y UMBER of cr - cry dcs . cription & SHI,NGLES, AL-4 for sale cheap, : . • -' • • - J.-4-1 1 ,7-MATZ TIN, , Sticcessors tb lltller & Marlins. liarrisinrg, - April 20, 1842: .6m-27 •NZIAT 'SS e• DM • rst - iiirri fforr Goods. • CIAPPINGER. Se - CA REY • TEAR TOR RAIL ROAD, 0111iTENSISURG. . 111:14 - 4XE just received from Philadelphian splen rut did assortment of .SEAS.4OINABLE_GOGID, of the latest styles, to which they invite the atten tion of Purchasers.' They are .prepared to offer goods at' such . prices as cannot fail to meet the wishes of those desirous of_purehasing Cheap. GoOdu. . —Country:Produce taken . -in-exchange for goods 811ipperisburg, March 16. 1'842:7 tHOUP J MILIPagN. MOTITERS, BE ON 'YOUR GUAR This is the season when this destructive complaint attacks your' nleresting little children, ollon robs you of those yeti fondly • dont dti, and carries hundreds tp the grave. Every waiter should therefore, knon its symptoms, watch ihein closely, and always be prepared with n remedy an many are daily sacrificed by such neglect. At, first the little patient is seized with a shivering, it grows restless, has flushes of hent,thc eyes heroine ,red and swollen, it breathe with difficulty, and Thevcomes that Panful Cocomthat wiffsurely ter; I initiate in eonvulsionsiurilmith unless something is immediately given to check it. In this complaint the "Bottom .of Wild Cherry" is well known to ibe the most speedy ever dicovcred. It is indeed a precious remedy' mild, safe and innocent, and is sure to give the suffcrei• immedinte,. rclier, , nnd quickly restore it to safety Oa he:4th./ Fami lies residing in the country and indeed every mo ther who loves her children, should always keep this medicine in the' house and give it to them edify bv doing so you may often save the Hilo( one you fondly love. Remember this is the Famous remedy of this distinguished physician, Dr. Wis.. ear, which has cured thousands of CROUP,. AV 'MOPING COUGH, ASTIIAI A, CONSU ALP TIO'N, Sze , after every 'Other medicine has tailed. (1 .--,,8e particular when you purchase to ask for “Dr. WisTA les llm,srist OF WILL CHEMIN," as there is n svnur of this name advertised that is entirely a different medicine. Prepared only by Wu LIMOS & Chemists, No. 33 South Fourth street, Philadelphia, • Sold in. Carlisle lay • SAMUEL ELLIOTT. Plice One Dollar a Bottle. Jnno 224 184% , t 020.33 PURIFICATION AND PURGATION. PECTORAL ELIXIR Both. these .Effects are Produced by jii unrivalled for its cure:live qualities even when Br. LEIDY'S' BLOODIPILLS. used in cases of maladies which were otherwise - ~- A 'COMPONENT PART OF AVIRICTI IS ineurtille. -Many recommendations have been At f eaß SaIIiP•IRILIL given of the beneficial effects it has had in the Clar• cure of pleurisy, pectoral and puli'rionary ton. Dn. Lriiiv's 13i.oun PILLS COlaltili in their composi- sumptioni,•colds, &c. 'Price' 25 cents per bottle. lion ingredients which produce the com bined and desirable efrects of HYSTBRic OR. MOTHER DROPS. PURIPVW THE BLOOD - This most excellent article has a quality-of • .21• AND calming instantly and withe4fail, ell ertiMps of • ' . . . the stomach, cholic.and that troublesome disease ha ng C . nsi, the 'Rowels. called mother 'fits or hysterics; and when continu. ra`IFIF.RE are no gills in existence which may be ed for same length of time, will cure the patient I.• so safely used, in all titres; ages and . seasons, n ithotit restraint tram-living or occupation, ei ly Price 25 cents- per vial. ..' . • ~, " Di. ' r n ire . GItEEN WON OIL, Leidy's Blood Pills. . From their composition, they are calculated to ! A certain 'cure' for all Scalds, Druses,,Burns, purity' he blood and animal fluids during the inter- and the mast effectual cure for the piles-•-:•it will val between taking them and their operation; when cure the person afflicted in a very short time, if all impurities, as well us oblinXicitis.siihstatices of the 'Stomach and bowels, are carrietheff...by their mild ~ . used according to directiOns. Price 25 eta. per vial. SPIRIT. DE MEXICO.' purgative properties. • ' - ' , .•• J i . , r ,..... UPWARDS ARDS OF 100,000 BOXES -. • • 11. This spirit s - highly , .r l3 994 . Tlen.ded_ fiz .la of them have been Sold during the pail six tnonths 'sprain's, swelling - Of the limbs , or leaders, sinews, alone, and .Dpw Altos or I.,tamooo :'' . joint/311nd rheApttlatic; atan'outwafd remedy, it has since their first introduction by the proprietor, Dr. ,no equal:and when used with the - Rhauinatie Medi. N.' D. I..eltlY• . • -'- - . - . -'' ,_ ' : •', 'eine, will "gOriff,y;.facilititie Alm'. mire.. The an. IN NO SINGLo. INSTANCE , . hake- ilier-0v.:1,-.-beeti'vyttewri:to-fall--iii---producitig—,_ = .-.. pailsor History do netproduce its equal,,and it . is telEireat tpreventive,against cad: . in the good , good effects. • . •• • - 45:" - -• • - , known w orld. For particulars ace.dtrectionsaccorn. • ..DIL.LF.IDY'S'ELOOD .PILLS; " contain no, ingredients dangerous to the constitution. re_nying,the bottles. Priao-2 , s_Contii. , , . , . - - — 2NO,IVIERCUItY. tilt MIZiERALS, : 1, , .. „ TOOTHACI - 3E1,„ ROPS, -,. . wh i ch are -employed inall -Pills-manufactured - by; At infallable cure. if used , according to dime.' Quacks andlinpostors,-who depend-upon such ilait-. 7 tforie Price 25 otints.per vial..., :. .., ;,,, . .- . •-, gerbils medloineamiderlheimpres,sion,(WhichshoWs , . , - ~ .- . • SALVE; OF -DRESDEN: ; .. • • ' their ignorioiceo that all diseases must yield to, the Its ..deeidedly-the .:best application .for.'motinds, effects of Mercury and 'other lvlinerals: . '1 '. UPWARDS. OF 300 CERTIFICATES .'. and Items; , oldor new; of all Itinda, ' and will pro.. From Physiolans andothers,.- have been frequently '' vent if used in time, niany-:onerationif; anifpro; übiisliett Ot the happy drone of 'Dr: Leidy's Blood- vent.Leek.Jew s Paine trithe,;Backi Head, &c.— Pills and further- comment -uriontheir_inerits_itimai-: , Females-who ,, are-eq-unfortunata -rut to have 'sore necessary. Dr Leidy . would,however,earnestly,re-, _breasts, atitwill. use this, wonderful salveovill be ooMmend to all .requirlitga p ur ifyi n g or purgative. - cured in is.very short time.. it cannot be ton high. , lirconitnepded,ror fut i rr PariOularOsee direct. medicine, to one his, BLOOD PILLS, and try, them. , 'No one will ever nail any other kintkhaying -..,. ti one "Wee 4 . 2 i yaenti. r40,v4,„,,, - _ .s. , . , , ! .. e'er, them alter trial. . • • 1: - ' -.' :' WORM _LOZENGES. forth° cure of, worinsin .-,tc's•BEAVARE 'OF COUNTERFEIT S - ITS.-4f.pro4 • ,_:• ,[••• „ 'cured from the sole matutfaaturer and proprieter,Dri- = 'Art excellent 400 1 0- N. B. LF.IDY; at his HEALTH EMPORIUNI,-Nm•-: adults , as well es -obildren, :and will- cure: when " th lti g o o i r d t e hAcco rio l i ti n t d re s e e t r r it o u t ) V 4, i h n i e4t d r e e l e o t h , i (S , i tt! go c,ir o:_ r other reinedicalaili ;Pelee :61 'Mita per box , - .7 . 11Ati•trlIfF 11 They tire elso - leerlif roost ' or `t I- '-''''-7' P6iiiii Ally cif Mistake.'. '''' . .-__ - --'• 7:7 , COUG Et LOZENGES J. : . ..•, ~. -, -, ,e. superior articlefaCou f f,ltsi tiolda,filore throat. TWENTY-VIYECENTS'A Druggists of: Philadelphia,and by •Dronelutts.and difficulty ,breithingi : Prino'N' PrOgßisttEthropghoilit th r e esP ti e i c ii t te h d ite St I te e 7::: ' dents rior:bcs. %., • :, , - - i chants a PRICE,nd i : " .•' . •.' STEVENSON, .Si:-.DINk. A L ° :: :' : ' j f ~ .§ol4 , wholenaloindletOlv if the principal office, : - Pim - 01 e , -hvCsrliale, by, •,'. . . .. -;;,' '-' NC, 384; Nottb 3d street,- Philadelphia; and-by < • . - JOHN GRAY, Carlisle, Pa. . • Agents for Cumberland County. :' . General Agent for Cumberland County. Carliile,.May 10, I 80..,j• - . r , ty.gp ... June 22, 1842. .-- ' - 1y.34 . . . . t 020.33 WEDNESDAY A GUST 1,7. 1842. JOHN HARPE R, Commissio:ler, in ilarkrupicy. jITIdE in South Hanover. street, near 114.'- Clellan's Hotel, where all information desk. ed, in reference to the duties of those intending to apply for the benefit of the Bankrupt Act, call be obtained.- --Carlisle; May' 4,.1842, tf-27 THE subscriber hereby infornia his friends and the public in general, that he still continues to keep a • • . Loa, . PUBLIC' Z.A.5C.E.).a3.- 1 II (reports to the contrary notwithstabding.) at the OLD STAND, in East High Street,a few doors east of the Court Bathe:where he wilt at all times takia'pleasure_in'_administering-to- the-comforts of those who may favor him with their custom. - His BAR shall be constantly supplied with the choicest liquors; and his TABLE with the best the .market can furnish.. A careful OSTLER• always kept in.attendance—amt nothing shall be left un done to please all who call with him. BOARDERS taltenhy the week, month or year.- , SINION WONDERLICH. April'6, 1842. • . SILVER AND BRASS PLATING _ LL kinds of SI .LrElt and 1113.1.15 S .PLaTLIIrG done at the . shortest tines, in the neatest mariner, and on thin most rea Boilable terms, at the CarriageManufactory of Carlisle, April ?0,-18,12 TO THE' PUBLIC ANUFACTUR.ED and kept on hand, for Iv axle, .in the city of Lancaster, neat the Rail Road, Endlegs ifilOrse Power Administrators. . :6t.39 . . . . FA TN El E S 111 NG' A9H I N S 1 .- .. for.one horse and for tiro horseswirr r unted•to :work well, and 'a greater: dUrabilitjr.• than Inly other 'Machines, fora- similar purpose lifiewit to the subscriber at present. ' . . . -.. WM: Mt:PATRICK. La , ncaster,'May 4, 042. ' . tim..27 •A 1.1,1,1ZE CHANCE! . -" P eziou__w_isltin g -Ltri-inuest-a4eW—Thou;.- sand Dollars in now and atilistnntial Pro= perry in Carlisle, yielding ten per cent por annum,, will bear of un opportunity of doing so . by Grilling on the Editor of the "Wrald & Expositor." Cat lisle, June 29, 1842. • • • tf.35 DR; :GUETTICH,," HAAS 8 CO's.- _ 41 1 1111111 . 1215 111111111113 IurE,OLIVE BRANCH PILLS f...i the cure .01Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Liver Cann plaints, Asthma; Bronchitis, Stir° Throat, Dvs.. pepsin, Shortness of -Breath, Pains in the _Side, Breast, Back and Shoulders, Ague end Fevetvri intallable cure, and-all Scarlet sod Bilious Fevers, and all diseases arising - )'rod exposure and de_ bility; no mutter how long sti , diug—.-in filet all diseases to which the tangtin family aro subject in. These pills are inisigipassed by any' medical compound ever °Died to the public es a general re. nova tor and' -tinnily. medicine. They are very gentle in their operation, causing neither p tin, sickness nor debility by the use of them; but on the contrary they strengthen the stomach and bowels in a wonderful manner, -and soon restore nature to its former course and vigor. The per. son using the Olive Branch Pills . soon forgets that he was sick—which. is very easily accounted for: there is not that prostration of strength in these pills-as inernany other remedies of the day, because the nintriiials used in manufacturing them are In harmony With.the powers of life and net in concert with the opinions of Dr's. Brown, Bush, Armstrong, Montgomery, Hersey, Kendrick, Shepper and the celebrated- Dr. Waterhouse, formerly Lecturer on the theory and practice of Physic in Cambridge University, Massachusetts. Purchase of them, and give them a fair and im. partial trial, and you will find that permanent re. lief, (limn which the proprietors 'depend 14 make them the most universal family medicine used, and which will stand unrivaled by ,any other in the Inown world. Price 25 cents per box. RHEUMATIC MEDICINE bi,one of Bid:nest certain and effectual cures for all rheOrnatic, chronic and inflammatory B 1 ening. tisms that has ever yet7becn discovered, and in numerous cases has eradicated that dreadful din. ease • from 'personsi afflicted entirely.. All sour drinks and victuals are strititly forbidden . and, spiritous liquors ,must not he Wien inwardly by any means whatever, or it will be of no us to take this medicine, as it will destroy the go o l of. fects of the medicine entirely. Price 91 , 5 00 per package. . . . AUGSBURG LIFE. TINCTURE. msa These celebrated drops have acquired the high. est recommendations in this' country, ua well as in Europe for its, most valuable proprieties for all i'nward_tv_eaknesses, cramps,colds,ngues and fever; nnd•ivhen used with the Olive Branch Pilknever tails to cure the, fever and ague. Price 25 cents Per bottle. FiIMIEFIV„HOTEL, • AUCTION. GOODS. w 4 ACES,. Edgings, Lawns, Calicoes,.Muslins; Handkerchiefs, Shawls, Muslin-de:Lains, Gloves, Stockings, Gamboons, Linens, Hats, Boots and Shoes, &b. &c.,. just received from the city auctions, r and selling for ,cash, very. low, at, the store of ' • CHAS. OGI aBY. Carlisle, ,Aug: 10,1842, y 6.41 NOTICE HE subscriber, ageptfor the former ploprie. tore of the Carlisle Herald & ExpoSitor,gives notice,.that he may be found at the printing office during' the session of Court, and, request all, who know themselves indebted for subscription, editor. tieing or job viorlc, to call and settle their accounts and save all unnecessary, expense and trouble. J. C. WILLIAMS. Carlisle, Aug.:lo, 1842., • tf-41. /:21.0(C 4r 2R,1 Ouid ALARGE - lot of - 16007'5. etii 5110 ES, of all de'seriptions, junt received, and lolling for cask, uncommonly low, at the store of IcHAS: OGllAir.' Carlisle, Aug. 10,1842. tf..41 telling off at dirt Coif: - • • • CHEAP' GOODS! NO -MISTAKE, MEICID. • E LIDEAMSD THE'subsci•ibers intend winding up their ness, and aro now determined to sell-goods at such unusual, low prices as cannot fiil to con. vince the purchaser that they have the cheapest geode ever offered in this region of country. Their stock is NEW and CHEAP; consisting in part of E. D.-NUTZ. Blue Blaeli, Invisible Green,Brown. and D?ab Cloths, Cassimeres • Satinets, of .-various colors and prices, . .; a variety of Nowlin de Baines, Blain ,rigured:Silks, Black, 4 Blue Black Bombazines, Summer and Winter • • Shawls, - • Pluslins, Calicoes, -Dress Hankcralefic 4-c, There numerous - advantages in pUrehasixig goods:which _wcro,,icequently.mudelmown in for-. Mier .advertisements, will - .he, -- p - roof - to satisfy all those desirous of Obtaining bargains, that they are now. prepared and fully determimed to sell Weill cslietbi cheap enough. Come thou ell a=vlto haLu l atrlong,teon,antlering.tintler - the severe pressure of an, times, and adopt the remedy which i - i - hero provided Ibr foe, i.c. CI - LEAP GOODS. Errhey would particularly invite the Mtentiou 'of purchasers to, their Cheap 'Cloths, Cass i merest and, Sit ttinei es.---- . . ~ . P. S. Those who arc yet indebted to the sub scribers, will pledse'satisfy the same-between this and December next. ' .. - -. _Shippeasbure, 'July 20, 1842., " 10.38 11 Defickrozpicy. PETITION for the benefit ofthe 13ankrupt Law has risen filed the Hi ;filly, by JOSEPHTPRY, formerly' Cabinet' Maker, . now Laborer, • Cuieberland con ty, %Videli Petition will be heard before the ,Dia- ti in Court of the United States fur the Eastern District ofPennsylvania,sitting•in Bankruptcy; nt the District Court Room in the City of Philadel phia, on MONDAY the 2.2 d day of AUGUST imxt, nt 1 I &clock, A. M. When and where all persons interested may appear and-show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the sand Petition slotuld' not be granted,-and the said-Petitioner be declared Bankrupt. • ERAS. HOPKINSON. Clerk of District Court. PhilMlelphia, July 8, ]842.. I 307 D')ETITIONes fur Dkeharge and Certiflealo un 1. der the Butdoold l,uw ftave•been tilled by ABRAIIA NI HAMILTON, lute.l4crehant . of the firm a Hamiltob & Craff, now, Former, Cumberland.county = of the firm of Hamilton & Graft now Clerk, ED'NARD. A. SEIKER, Teacher, . . Cumberland county. and FRIDAY the 30th day of SEPTEMBER next, at 11 o'clock, A.. )1., is appointed for the heat ieg thereof, before ,the said Court, sitting in Ifankruptry. at the. Mania Court Room, in the City MT hiladelphia, when and where the Crolito"; of tho Wil3 have moved their Debts, and all other persons in interest, may appear and show onus's, if any tliCy have, why such Discharge. and - Certificate_should - not be -rrranted.— 'FBAS. HOPI(INSON, Cleric of the lit,itiiet Court. Philadelphia, July 11, 1842, 10.38 A PETITION for the benefit of tho Bank rupt Law, Jr 66! -been filed the , 22c1- July 1842, by. • ROBBier SNPDGRASS, late Merchant °Ellie City of Philadelphia, now Agcnt . • of • • • Cumberland county. Which Petition will he hoard before tb triet Court of the United State - s — fory the EaStern District of Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy, at the District. Cort 13ocon, in the City of:Phil. Monday the 19th day of September,at 11 o'clock, A. M; When and where all persons interested may appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of .the said .Petition hould not be granted, and the said Petitioner be deelar. ed Bankrupt, FRVS, HOPKINSON.' Clerk of District Court. July 27, 1842. 3t-39 RegisterlsAc'etiee. 1 . _ REGISTEIes OFFICE, .* Carlisle, July 16, 1642. - ROOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter lll ested, the t the telloWing uccountsliave been filed in this office for examination, by, the ac. ' cotintants therein named, and will'be presented to the Orphans' Court, of Cumberland county,- for confirmation and ,allowance, on - Tuesday - the •16th day'of August, A. D.,.1842, viz: ' Tha ArltnihistratiOn account of George Park, Administrator 'of Elizabeth Deihl, late 15f the Borough of Shippensburg, deecitsed; ' ' — The Administration account ofJOhn Fully iler, -Administrator-of—Williaiii 7 B.--Ftilwile;ri-late - of the Borough of Shippeliaburg, deceased. ~ .. - The' Administration : account of Jacob Disler, • Administrator•de Mullis non, cu in ' testatneeto an. nezoi of William Hamilton, late of Curobarlaild .(now_Perry) colinty,Acceased. •' ' ' •.i • The Administration'account of Samuel Woods, Administrator of,Sanipson S. Mullen, late of Hick: inson township, deceased. ' • . ' - • ' • . The Guardianship, account ,of Josiah ;Hood, Guardian. of John,Cope and James Cope, miner children. itif,Thilip , Cope, late of West •renns. bOrough,tawashiP,-deoeased.,:-.. --.' t.- • . . .• .The ,Guardianship aceount:of.Jacob Keller, Guardian' , of Mary. 3.,, William and' Elizabeth Stephenson, minor children of John Stephenson, aVrof-SiArtallprirtglervras :p i -deceased. , . . . .., . _t • PAAC GNEY,' Hegister. 4 • 'July, 26, t B 4 2 '. '- C • . , '.. - . at-38 ~.: . nails .t. lints kidlif ats 11761 1 received `" 100' dozen Palm Leaf. Hate; ej Which will be sold wholesale or r‘Mil. cheaper than ever offered heretofore: • . ; • CHAS. BotBNITZ. ' Carlisle; .1".15,' 1842. - tf.3o . UST printed TO. this Mika, a fins assortment of OP "[ DEEDS, IMORTEA.GES and other BLANKS; • • AT '('E-IE - STORE OF EA‘CQ’EWZ @3129 CiD Cumberland county Nov B,'E __FOR SALE. THE sabsaober - afrera at pritr.ate A Tract. of Twenty -Two Acrets of LIMO ESTON E LAND, situate In Cumberland Cquuty, on the road lead. ing from Shippensburg to Newburg, 'one' mile North of the former place, having thereon A THREE' STORY STONE ' tr) FiVV 4 .1 A EZT Clffralletk • hes y• • AND- ' I ' .A. 12 tt iSI,T DETrNiFfIOIB a! TENANT HOUSE, an mtole 'ORCHARD, of choice fruit, stabling, &c. The'. Mill is. in complete • order, containing three run 'of stones driven by the Middle .Spring I a never fhiling stream, and located 'in the hart of, an extensiVe grain groAng_country,-affording'a-1 large country custom and having 'excellent far:Ili:1 ties for conveyingmerchant work to market,beine; within one mile of the Cumberland Valley Rail , The Mill property will be' shown to any percon wishing to purchase by Mr. J. FISSEL, residing On the premises. The subscriber will also sell, either in connec tion with the. mill.property'or separately, A wract.p'f Acres of tEr.riyl;ig' TIMBER LAND , lying two miles South •of Shippcnsburg, near the road lending to Mary Ann Furnace. • Terms will be made .rcasonable and payments to suit purchasers. For furtlnr iiilin - mation ap plication must be made to the subscriber, at Car lisle, Petinsylvaiiia. . JAMES S. COLWE - LT,.. ,Crtrlisle, tl July 27,1842. 4.39 A ss.o n r st v .r, l*ri T"'ubscriber will displi.e of nt public sak, Onthe premises, on VRSDA Y, the .9.oth . of OCTOSER next, 412 . 7.1.12110 1 1 . •.1) 1. LIA 11 3 /[o.a ITS:a of Slate and r Litnestone Land, in North Middle. ton township, Cumbertamteuunty, containing 117 'ACRES, mere or less, or patented l'and;aJjoining. la,nds of Coover, Zigler, aml 'othera r —said fhrm hi portion of the estate of John illeClintick,dee'j. - The improvenients arc a. . ja,„ LOG - • Iti l 'il k , '4 l • Cr.> 'QC? • GS.3 M it 111) Db IR .There, arc also 2._ .. nc . v.ct: failing sprinc,_oc.etwaterori Th'e ifrem !sea, cririVeiiient to the house. Said form is, but n fcw miles rlbitant Mini Car -lisle, and ikwell worthy the attention of capitalists. Persons desirous of viewing, the farm previous to the day of, salt, Can be wall fled by calling on Ale xlitider M Witt -0 ick,Wlm reridm oil thu premises. The ternts will be made easy, and a clear in: disputable ti,tlekvill . -JOHN AltetlNTlCli, • • • - Residing iu Chumbersbire." . July 27, IEI2.- • 1 - 8-39 • •.- ma' GP 11. risirt.' FE Et S . Reniatning in the Post (3.(jice; at Carlisle,' ,ltign,t LIME _ t.t r - 7EtiquiFer will olense to.say aclvinliktl • A - . I ,riilig George A braliiins ',llB Hannah Leslie Dennis .- Armstrong James 1.4 , 00 William Ayars Rey James B , I,oelcarkl Jane'. Armstrong Joseph ' I.viirli Rohert Sgilly Jos - - I yntliieum Z • • II , M. - , Baker Daniel m e Mnrry Jane Barber .1 onepli :Nit:Cart) Sarah Ban-her William ll,llAliss Ann ' 'Mr Nlaniis John T. 13i•elmati - Christian .- Malown 'Airy 1 Wittman ...leieliel • NIA NAV r.l osrpli Blain Reuben - •Martiii James - II Boyer Nlargrate Illeekcr C '2 Bob') Ali,s .I,lli A I eixt:l_,loliq .. : .-. 11°1111)1M Jllllll 2 Alerkel'Alt• • Bower I lenry'• Miller George , Braille :l . ' Thomas , . :Miller JII Al I)) i Brandt Ilenry , .Nlilllintise I . Brim ii George , Alintsieli Lennart.' ' • Brown Ili.hr, ...a ' Alonilv Cam \V m Brown John W .71Inore \V illiam liri.,wn John ~31oreland Alexi. • . , • C - . ~:11ohans Saint p: . - Carl 1 lei,ry '-. . . N Corinanr .1 olin .1 NO snll )Les 11 S 3 C:ll . ter 9 . 111i:t111 ' NVISDTI 1)81 ill ... Captains of Volunteer'Neßliit Susan & Anna • Cnpanies • Nol,le- 1. 7 1.1111 Vis , ..... 1 in Clark William Null John ' Clark John A . -- Nom Ehenez.cr D Cnruhrohe W;lliam . • 0 Cowiek John . Oatman Andrew Cromnier William Oslnwinr William . Crooks Geor •.e R Jr. - Wens Rev :lest• 1) . , 1' Dacidqon Matthew Penwell Hasid • Deiin Moles Penwell Mrs Su ',an' biller John • . Plate Christ• u m . .--=, Donnell s !teary . Owe Elizahcili Randall Mary Date . ). Charles, ' Reiliard Gollieb. F . llidille Martin • rahnestnek Rubinson Jane Fisher Wilson . S . 'Fisher Samuel ' Sannar Jacob Fineli John - --- - -- • - Simi' Alfred W -- Ford William - Simpkins William S Fries •lames 11 Shoemaker John ,Fuller - J - J ' • Shetron-Peter ' G— Smith Samuel Esti ‘2 , Gardner Franklin , Smith Nlary GlirVer Charles Sterrett Robert C Gibb Henry Steven's J W Gilbert John • Stouffer Benjamin Giving Daniel_ _. .. Strock Jacob •Grove Jacob; Suydam Ja c ob • ' ' H ' Sssartz John littil4; IfC Ts • Hays Eliza ' . Thurston CM , ' Heft ter Jacob - Trimble John. _ I leittley Charles (drovcrlTremblev Daniel s Hutchings Mrs Trough William . Herly William Turner Charles Ilnerner Andrew • • - ' U Hoffman Martin UpdegraffSitsan , Holmes Eliza W - Hoover Jacob F Wallace 3 NI Hoover A ens • 'Milli' Sabina . I & 3 ~.. Walt John Irvine Lucinda (colored) Warr Joseph .• ' . • Jones Etneline '' . W . atts F.dward . ' • Junes Jacob Webb Henry L K - • Wills 'Alezunder Many Elizabeth • Wharton Mr . . Keller Francis • Wierman Ruth - Klechmautt lieurich - Wilsoit Hestix . • KutzDaVid . . . VV,ingurd Isaac ,•., - L Wert Joseph •,, . Lane's-Thomas C Rep' IVonderlieh John Lamtban Thomas . . ' ..Woodward.L G, . Latsbaw Sarah ' . . - Wright Mrs Wm:Li ' . • • CARLISIE d K BARRACKS. _ Ashly James B. .Lape Jaenh Astily James • MoLnughlin James Burton M..- ' • McKay Ln.wrenee - C Bruce William .. ' Petersoit Graham .Joshua C , R 'ngold Cipt Saml. Htitniltori,Lieut F YdDragThompsoli II PORTER, e. - Tote- t -The postage on all letters intended for for, •eign countries must be paid wherirthe ! c otter is de posited -iirthe office, otherwise they cannot .be for warded. • LIST Or. LETTERS Remaining - In the: atearllsleiAtigust 1844; for West Hill. Curriberland colinty, Pa..,61051 office being.now discontinued. , •". ..; Itryner Sarah Ann. Shaw Susan " Moori-Wilham S Snider. John ' . Musselman William : Str.nme George . Ressler'Andrew Wise:Elisabrth, Riekabaugh Henry . . W PORTPR, P. 7 44 . " • August 5,184.4. ', • ; 113 OD — 1011.213 r tr • -''''--,; Qi‘ . . ' HE sitheciiber has juit reiieived a Imilior ': f supply of. Gimp, Florence,' Braid and Sirs* BONNETS) slso;ti fow.Misass Straw BONNETS. GEO. W. HITNER. , tf-3.1 junosi l 2, 1842 '111121 71, 1a, TO FARMERS. Inia4aßalia aanna44 raIHE euhreribers, at their FOUNDRY.r4DID IL MACHINE SHOP, on Main street, nearly opposite tile County Jail; in the. Borough of :Car lisle, Pa., 'still eontinoeto build the following Ma chines and Horse Powers—viz: Btarkelirs iPatut'lmprored THRIE AND FOUR Maign With a, horizontal hand•wheal, with a trunk to con• •duct..the atrap to the Machine. . • • BEVIL GEAR HORSEPOWER, Tue band wheel outside Of the horses. .They are well calculated to put to one side of the barn bridge, _or:under...the ' • New 8B Hssupeoved Shaker / To separzlto the grain from. the, sfrew, which will dispense with one or two hands, will. be inade to the. above Machind if wanted,' • Purchasing aily. of the above Machines may.itive the privi!ege; after a fair trial, of returning the same if not atitiAleil. All Machines rind HorsaTowors are warranted for one year, if well used. IP6IIRIa7G. All kinds Of 'repairing will he done at the shortest notice and nn the most reasonable terms. They always keep on hand all' castings' necessary to re pair the above Machine, or any. others now in use. IRON AND BRASSIOUNDRY. There-it= also attached to the above establishment an IRON AND BRASS . FOUNDRY, at 'which all kinds of CASTINGS din Ire had—such as Ap:, pie Mills, Coin Brakes, Plaster Brakers, Mill Gear ing, Saw Mill Cranks, Machine Gearing, Wagon Boxes, &C. Also, .. T 511ittk Such n Mill Spiiidle, Car Boxes, Turning Lathes, Am, all in the beet order, in nu, and brass. • 'll7All orders - will be executed at'the . shortest notice, artd.yrorniitly attended to...Far/11ms and Obttie are respectfully 'invited to give pit a - call. con- lident.thatr they can be - suited - to - their sailifaction. A. STOUFFER & CO. . Aug. CO, ',KZ. tf-41 cr;:j. Planalf.'l,. I renswootns gltajaloitgills vuelt as Cutters hanththlcraTtSu - :&e - ; - ,r.Turiiterui" . iiiiaTtt — tlia foundry. 'PE-11:RE,Z TIACI-1.0 TVA A" . . TED.I, ROPOS A LS for teaching the Cotnifran . schools of this norough. will' lie received until the 26th instant—TWO MALES & ONE •FEIVIA LE would-be preferred. -It will be nerles, szry that one of the _ teachers, at: least,-should be able to'giVe instruction in the follmVingliranches, Reeding and Writing,Arithmetic, Geogra phy, Grammar and history; and the others to be abk• to instruct in all the above-brunches, except ing the two ].mt. _ - -- The schools arc to be commenced on the 2nd Monday of , hext month, (September,) and cuntinu leasty six mouths. ' - RI It will be nereatai , i..y that — all applicants be. able, to.givc unquestionable testimon.als of char acter and qualifications. Separate propetials fbr either of the above schools will receive attention, addressed, post Raid, until the above date: ADAM RIEGEL, PreN't. Meelmniburg, Cumberland county, Pa. August 3, 181. 4t•40 ;Union; Pa,per TF übscriber respectfully iniiirms the pub. a lie at large, that be has leased the above es tadishmunt, six miles south•of Carlisle, for raerm sayears, nod the ,1111,1, hiving been recently re. paired, and new machinery introduced, he is therefore prepared to •manufacture to order, (and also,has a supply constantly on hand) ' • Pnpor it ei - Ory lestitd rind Quality, which be will furnish to•printzrs, merchants !Ind others, tb any quantities' at the lowest city uriees. All orders addressed to the subscriber, at Paper. town, Cumberland county, will receive prompt attention. . Having: ledely received a supply oftbe very beat materials, he flattersAlimself that he will he able 'to pumutzicture paper equal in quality to any other establishment:in the country: . WILLIAM B. MULLIN. Papertown, 3tilv 20,1842. tf-38 N. B. The highest price paid fur rage. • LAND FOR SALE. subscriber offers for Tale, on acconuno.; K. dating terms, 'EILt CT 'OF PAITENTIED Oil Containing ACRES,' AeRE, more or' less—with a BARN thereon erected.. Theland is in a good state of cultivation, watered'and.under - good Anew!. - .43150, "Wood Land. Both -parcels lying and being-in Mifflin township, Cemberland county, six miles West of . New.ville and four North of Newburg. Any person wishing to purchase will call and examine the premises, when the terms will be made known. - • W. STEVENSON. August 10,-16.42. 4tutly*-41 cr) Eaq. CO M FORTABt.Y now brick DIVEtiL. ice. - INCA* 11-10 , 1 USE. Rent inedeidte.. Poe: session given immediately. - . CHAS. OGILBY. Carlisl9, Aug. 10, 184.2. ' • tf4l NOTICE. - A LL persons, who know themselves in arrears to the late firm of BARN ITZ & PEFFER, either by note or book account, are earnestly re. quested to pay their respective dues, on or before the 15th September nest, to CHARLES attINITZ. CHARLES BARNITZ, JOHN A. PEFFER..-- - Carlisle, Aug. 10,1842. 4t.41 01k3 0131 ALL persons indebteno thecubscriber;:are ,quested to maim payment without Jelaq 'c • ' ' • JNO. A. PEFF.ER. •tf.4l. urceal. FOR C.ISIL UST received, another !apply, of Season. a hie .Goo db. , bought at greatly reduced prices for cash. Purchasers will find it to their' Interest toi call and get _bargains,. ae Twill sell goods, lower FJR CASH, than ever sold in thivi Once. 0G.148 Y. 0:41 darlislo, Aug. iO, 1942 1 c7PO TICE. rL ETITIONS 63r Discharge and Certificate Inr t der the Bankrupt Law, hive been filed,hY - - i L 1 A l‘ll SNODGRASS, late Merchant • ' • n „. T o t,„ con r c t; Curnherlind-county. _ 'JACOB' GOBGASS, formerfy of Lancaster . ' co unty, Merchant, - Curcherland county, tind'PRIDA'Y the 21st of OCTOBER next'et'll • 'o'clocki A. M. is appointed for the tearing t!teraeri" before tho ssid.Couft., sitting in Bankruptcy, et the District Conirt.T% . .cxnrs in the'Clty of . Philadelphia, Nolfirrinii - *liiif#M - Ciiiiitbiu — aftlidiaid - Politintib are; who liii , l344ovediliiii: Deists; end ail otiier:lir%*•' suns in 'interesst; `toay appear and show kanse, if: any they have; Why suid; Di!ieltarao aid (ladle's*. should not be granted:'"' ' _ • * : "-'' • = iItAS. HOPICIIVEION, • - Clerk of the District Court; , ' . Phila. August 6:1612. ~ e• 10:41 II CS