- ttude:rfilie; 'Act of :J4iy • it3A42, 'iitoiiilitik,,.iin
,
lirisonnient for debt. After argutnot .by the smile
noppoidi hisllonor refused to ditielia ii.hitit,lap
, xop.Pie, groi:l4 i , that although the LAc
~ I k bohs a blog
„imprisonment for, debt annulled ' thitt pirt-OPtlto
beendipon,of the bond, requiring him to surrender
- 10494'0:1 1 4U, yethaving,veluntarily surrendered
-,;ldnisolf, lie was rightly detained , . arid could-riot:be
vlhisehiirgoit nutil after a confinement in prison far
Ahrett months, and remanded , him to jail.- , ~ , 11
t. AlipsO ; idecisions, will not stand the test of an
~:krArestigation..;Thoy aro -founded , on , erroneous
l'AFlPtessions, and inferences: liThey , are; indom
_itOtible,With the ; benignant ,deSign ot the. Legis
,:laturc,eontrary• try: the spirit -.Of; the zr.Apective
;',Ael , of l -; - I . ,, faemb l ?.. and ; against. tlie, dictates of
hiinnutity. , These remarks are not intended,ln
Antinign his Honers' - nietifes'or cast any reflections '
upon him.,.,,,A1l men are, liable to err, and With a 1
,knowledgeef the : fatal consequences thatmay at-. 1
, tend a inistake , in:the` , administration of justtee; l
'Zthelaw; t'iriary , hfterpOses a humane yulotend ad=
ximitiehes its ministers to exercise it in behalf of
- the-ace:tiSed, in all doubtful oases; saying, that it ,
, ,.
ds.bettor that ninety-nine guilty persona . . shriuld
esca?p,thanihat one innocent person should suf
fer..his injunction is applied generally to crimi.
Ind Mutes' but I apprehend it would , equally . sub.
.serve'the ends of justive and humanity ; in the .
..._,. ~ ,
, c9iitruction of doubtful acts of the legislature,
..:when the personal liberty' f a citizen is involved.
I,l l i is alWays . safer to err on the side of mercy.—
VIM construction of laws made in relief of, per
_stied liberty, should bo as liberalicomprehensiv,e,
and benevolent, .as the objer.t. And -design of the
- legislature in passing them.- -The constitutional
' provision that "the person Of a debtor, where there.
is not strong ; presumption Of fraud, shall not be
•eontidued in prison,.after delivering up his estate
•for the benefit of .his 'creditors, in such manner es.
:shall be prescribed by law" iminmecerdanee with
'the spirit and benevolence of the age in which
we : live—an Mitutenees. in the .'consiruction of
statutes, adverse to personal liberty, is not
' in ac
,cordance With the eceived opinions of the day.
Let uinitiv examine the, Act of 1830,-with re.
ferenceta its origin and design (for the-redion of
the cifactinent'Orn law is its true . ' expenent)
,un
' der which the applicant_was rOmed,the_benefi.
'-' - ' 7 OT - Welif — ufeTvclit - latt74 - addliEd Whether - it - Will" bear
the 'construction of his ;Honor, or if "a' different
and more liberal construction would not be -less
obnoxious to its Spirit and meaning.
This act was frothed' br.the Commissioners,
who were appointed to revise the civil code. The
Report Was accompanied by remarks and explana.
thins on each particular section: ‘Vitli regard to
the 1 2 and
.3 sections, the only material sections
to this case„they say "The first and second sec.
tions contain all the provisions of the several laws.
now existing; which give jurisdiction to the
Court, to grunt relief in the case of insolvent deb.
tors. "See 111 isTrom I sec..of the Act-or 1814,
theist sec of the Act of 1815 and the .Ist sec.
of the Act of )820." Turning,to these sections,
'-- we fired the'first one referred to, prievdes that.any
person in' actual confinement for the recovery of
• moneY, &c. n - ho shall have resided with in the
State six months immediately preceding such con
,finetnent,may apply and take the benefit &c. Thu
next Act refereed to(1810 provides that the same
benefit and'rolief may he extended to persons who
have not resided six months in the State. imrnedi.
ately preceding their confinement, eovided, that
.stn person who has not resided therein six months,
vhall he entitled to the benefit thereof,' until con-
tined for three months, &c. The next Act, 1820
referred to, is in these words: "That if any deb.
Aor shall-hernafter - bo'airested, or execu
tion on a bail piccolo a civil snit, and who.shall
_have resided six . months in the 'Clorniiionwealth
;previously thereto, he may apply when arrested in
execution to the president or associate judge, &c.
end giVe bend ,&c.
Tho second section of the' Act of 1836, con.
ilenscs the above provisions into three divisions:
."1 In the case of persons arrested or detained by
'virtue. of any process issued &c." "2 In the
ease of a person held on a bail piece &c. and 3,
In the case of a debtor not arrested, detailed or
itchd as aforesaid &c." . .
Tire Acttherethro recognizes two distinct clas
ses or cases to wit : lunnlnntary, or when 'ar-rcxt
ed of detained; and voluntary, or when not ar
rested or detained. _ , .
With these distinctions, the fitncied incongruity
of that little 3d section excluding the applicant,
‘anishes into nothing, and each and every pert-of
Lbc, law is reconcilable will the other.; is rational,
and afriirds the relief intended, to every applicant, ,
vs he shall range himself in the one or•the other
liinss. If of the first class, that is, arrested or de
linnetl by process, his residence must date, six
months retrospectively from that time. If atilt:
second class, that is a voluntary applicant, not ar
rested, he must have resided within the state six
months immediately preceding his application.
InAltis_canc, there is_amothex_putied from 'which
to date the six mopthz retrospectively.
His Honor therefore fell into two errors, floal
to the' interests and personal liberty of the appli.
cant; first, in confetunfmg the two distinct classn
of cares, and deciding in effect that the applicant
must abide within the Ceminonwealth for fix
months immediately preceding the time of his
discharge ; and sccondly,in confininding the rights
of one who is a:citizen at the time he is arrested,
with the disabilities of one, who is not a six
months resident.;
• The -,confolinding 'and mingling these distine.
thins and rights, by which the applicant was re•
timed the benefit .Cc. were riot thought of much
consequence, as by surrendering himself to jail
in discharge of his bail, he would so instenti, he
felicved by the Act abolishing iinprlsuninent for
debt, passed the 12th day of July, 1842. Broad
and expansive as its provisions nre, his Honor did
not think it covered this ease L—that the statute on
insolvency and this one, were to be construed in,
Mari material This was another fatal- error of
his goner. The provisions of the Insolvent law,
,with its distinctions and requirements are render.
• ed to all intents and purposes, in all eases
of doted arising, ex.eiintracta, (except in cases'of
• fraud - or tialtintarsi insolvency) by the provisions'
•of the Ace abolishing imprisonment for debt, an.
tiihilating even the distinction betiveen resident
and non-resident, and extending its protection to
indiseritninately/ REPORTER.
•
liarrishazw
The Harrisburg papers have as usual announ
etrtlieir terms ter the, publication a their papers
{vice a week during the session'of the Legisla.
The Harrisburg Telegraph, and the Intelligen
eer, bbth abkl and spirited Whig, papers, tidill •be
ptitalishedtwiee a week during the session, con.
izining full reports of the proceedings of the Leg-
Istlaittee,. for $2.00 during the sesti9gl.
KeSratone, , Reporter and State Gapitel Gaz.
Atte, all Olive Loco FOC° prpors, and fiist rato of
it54,;1414 erill be published on the same terms,
said 4k-contain full Legislative reports.
• , Tireile citOur'reader's' who desire to hale a Hill
knowledge c‘f. the action of the Legislature; dtir
ing the ,ensuing . session,. which will doubtless, be
of more ih.ick usual importance, would do well to
subiterilm Air the tutclligencer or Telegraph, eith
er 'of ihiebi eon . heartily recommend. We
will receiiiO subscription; and take pleasure in for-
Wet:ding thorn with the names to Harrisburg.
P EA.4EIV: ' h . ' 2 if ..: , -
..ilicS iii.eainitit Ittediehm,i's fOrtnedisy n.,einhinatt
tioti' , -of • ttrefit: diffdrent' l ifigredienti,,idl 'celebrated
- for the bare-0r Colds; Coughs', atid'fiulinonio Coto
plaints ; and by its combinatiOn, if one of these arti- -
Iles should be used separately mid afford no relief,
• in-- l itte4:XTli:APT OF HOAiiIiOOZD they,. are
is° dmaliaidateif,'thatthe benefit . of •the.Nvlicil.'s ! el.c.:7'
rileqe:eilin't`iaO CoMpound; ..• ' . , ,. • ~,
.:06,0t: thre -- earatitAitl:;tilfigcVtliis artiele, Wei .
" .. 0,7, 6c.
~first. broughilie e the Public. it was he'reldod wi th
,
no previ ous announcement' of its merit or, value; hut
watiottbdttaml IIY UM proprietors to tlie ebrolnunify
to stand' bylheir decision, as i.einr&e:d iti.lien'efratal
, inlittentie;‘,',Thilf:dee,i skin hits iieeiiltittliiVeq 4i i' l iipti:.,
nt. s ..‘tilittOlittii. : * - Tipeo.i(j.':"TlO:tinsonght. noliit'oWi-.
etlOtiie:tt r,of its worth has . ProceedeilapontannonsiY
f i t,ipiln:lnsands, Who, lento-, exPerienced, its ,benefits ,
thrOuglioul the c'onetry. ~ And .ivlty'..is- it so 1., Be.
eau se:the Ariel, of,its qualities in'Coughs : and Colds,
Iloarialiessi(lo.ltationrof time Titrciat,CrouP,Whtioti=
, ing , c on ik;*ithnilt;'. , Catarrhs,,
1,,
4,.
ti'
tion a :f -. th .
e
leatqUiek" 6o iPOiti;Niglf . SWeStS,.dlfAdult:or,
profuse and' pilAis9l94-ieiOi r gi
6iiiiinviiti i 4*li:gii9u:it*i4uo:iW,llollec,i3ir
ilar modieinelni ever roeteili,'
c onv i a i i! i ?4, 4 :inept 'dangerous
and n Otie:Rlng i t.loo , mostiprh!lent of all dißelftes.
Ourelima!te Jo most reculiarivit .olianga andifonly
•
"F? CC — rrfi. ,7.Fy e.t
from eXtrpale *ti hto extreme co o, wet,rom o
tirYiVO is frotn . ;,thia ,tiiteM At); tbeAlipaate.tgat
diseasbi areapito'siDa
When the blood, is in-an unlienl
t hy. stat'e, *a#4. the
constitution naturakileliente, if n epid bets iu ttnd
ito i mm oi n iq relief pikes p eve, ancee,oreal
#iotber.against thipittleneattaiiked;"itis when rem- .
edies are taken in 'time, that 'disease id checked ntul
'lift; saved. There is no disOse Vet
(bred to gdauch n That #0
sician in'the windil Can savethe person attacked.
Xitis'altoeld be reinenalit;rcil by ull;.the tafety of
life is, to be prepared in time. 'At the iymptoms'of
ft Cold,. Cough., TD P., CLAMMED
'CS . EINCE . ,fOF'DOAIDICOUND .CANDY, 'should
be freely. used according tO directions; and in every
,case.witere it:is so:used in proper time, the Cough or
CniAl will be :broken : Up.or evolicated; .We feel it
nor duty-to impress this Upton every one»-all reme-,
tlfts must be taken'ie time.'
T 6 thoUsund certificates the
proprietm , ,eoidd show, attesting : the virtue
,of_his
"I.have experimentally tested the. virtues of your
ClailfiediEssenee of Hoarhound Candy, and would
recommend it tosbe. universally. used by all those
whose lungs are exposed-vio,public speaker should
be without it, . . Rev. Mr: Lvom,
Forinerly . Pastor of
, 14. E. Church; York; Pe.
Remember, each package of the geneine Hoar
hound Candy isaignedJ. PEasr & Sow.
All letters'; post paid;Airected to J. Penee & Son,
45 Division street, N Y, will be Punctually attended!
Merchants in the. country wishing Pease's
1-loarlactutid.CandyFanobtailk it at the manufacturer's
lowest-terms, by sending an order to any one in the
city with' whoni 'they have dealings.
For sale by • MYKUS 'St HAW:HST.ICM;
. ' • Sole. Agents for Carlisle and by
l)oraheimer,J. Mechanicsburg.
Daniel ShellyShiremanstown,
•
Abraham Getz, Kingston'
oselth_Crain, iluguestown .
' John Gish, sSltippensburg.
• I'. Wilson, Greenville. •
MAM!M
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
1411LADEL111 - 1 - A7, Deo. 8, 1842
This week hits been very remarkable for its dull
ness litisineis,' plainly in consequence
of the hue severe lye:0114r which has yid it stop to
emnil navigation. Lluge qunittities of tat•ious•kinds
of produce have been frozen up in Oink water places,
bitt ha yet the priefis - do not sewn to be iiisterially
affocied.
FLOUR.-This article has advanced since this
day Week. Kiirly Week it sold to a moderate
extent at $4 2. a 4 571,atid holders have asked since
TuesdAy' night 4 50. But wiles' by some have been
made within that time at 4 574., 'the stock on hand
sit present is fair:it neither heavy tior-Jight. 11'e .
[taint no change hi Ilse thaw, sales to a moderate
exteid.,durink the whole week at 3 dulls. Curti Meal
from 2 lA. to 2 25
market is bare of - Pennsylvania
round It is in moderate demand; bat very
litilebas - arrived ilds week. Southern corn is'abto
scat ce but in no demand.. 'Oats are plenty and the
demand good, with prices lookihg up a little, soine
holders ask 221, but we lie: r of'no sales higher than
22 eta. New corn from the wagons lu 40 a4l cents.
Peniisylvaitia Wheat is in little 41C1111111(1 at 9.2 a 93 ets.
Penmo Ivailin Its c 58 a 60 rests.
IVIIISKEV--:-Sells quirk at Tietti. and I:ttle in the
market; -
_
BEEP GATTI:E.—The offrrings •at the drove
yards.on_Monday r svere_betw . cen_s4inil .600 , licad,aral
except about 9•o,which were. taken to another minket,.
and sold 43 '25 to 450 pci-10011,s. No transactions
in Hogs, by butchers, - that We have heard of; the pre
lions large sales 'meat cleared.the market; hut sup
plies are again comiog:froward, and sales malthig at
fr2,k to 3 75, to salters.
.1 5 1,001 t. —The advent of winter. with all of its
characteristics here and at nothern (militate's iodue;"
tad holders to advance their' tortes for Flour; and the
asking. price, for a tow small sales within limiest day
or two, is , „',4 50; previously, since out_ lest report, -
sales, were made of all denominations of supectine,
at 4 I'2l to 4'25 - per The price to dealers in
Howard strict, from eau's and wagons, had not been
.determined mum ut the time of making op this re-,
port; 'twice(' there is very little coining forward at
present.
GRAlN.—the supplies of IVlient are light, and
as good Wheat is in detrand,prices.have
93 cents having been paid within tho last day or Iwo;
inferior to Init. ranges from no to 85 cents. Bye is
without improvement. l lohlres have put the mice
of Coro up to 45 n 41i cents Ihr either white or yel
low. Oats 23 a 24 rents.: •
NV I IIS ii barrels at-2.0 an4l-2-14Tents..----^--
e,,,a..m.s.aromonneraxmcs,mnrcerummowes
•
11.1AlfratIT,11), -
On the Ist it. by the Hee. W.' T. Sprole Mr.
PETER i ns t .
Miss Ii.E.IIBCCA
bvi or smith Middleton township. •
On the 30t11 tilt. by the Rev. .1. A. !lint llle, COl.
.101 IN CLSNDENIX,.II . . (0 Miss
SUSAN
I,Elt, both of .llognestown.
At Allentown, N. .1., on the Ist, Itv the Roy. Ilfenl7
Perkins, 1.F.:111E1, S. FITIII - Alsr, at Plitladel -
phia, to ANN Oil (laughter of It. L. Beatty, ,
I.lsq. of the former. place.
•
•
4 , -
•
4- 011 the 30th ult. Miss JANE, daughter of Mr
Pawl& I hays, of Newton towaiship,f;uanlierland co
ita the :20tta year or her age. .. .
..
• Willingly has she sacrificed and bid adieu to all
earthly friends, and all the glittering toys of this dy
ing world ; and departed inn calm Mid peaceful hope
to have a commuaion with her God in abetter world.
Though her pain a n d sufferings were at first severe,
yet she bore all with a christian resign;ition, to the
will of her Gob. Reiugasked,if she wished tolive,
She answered, "If it itinly savioitr's will—l have no
choice." Iler interest was sealed in the covenant of
redemption, and we [Ripe now is perfectly in the en
joyment cf het• God in Ileaien, for she hail that faith
•whiolt could triuhvpli• over the konors of a dying
hour. • She longed for the happy hour to approach
when she was to dwell with her heavenly lather
hove. But one short-week has elapsed since this be . -
loved being was in perf&t health now, her- bogy
guellain the cold dirk grave,
Lord make the extended skies her home,
Yet: stars record her worth f • , •
In thy fair book at life divine • ,
May her name be inscribed.
Yea may she walk thoSe golden street's,
In a bright world above,
Where kindred Rill ise meet to sing •
Redeeming grace and love.
Washytgton Tesniperance Society.
Thee Society will meet heroafier, on SATUR
DAY EVENINGS, at 6 1.2 o'clock: •
Dec. 7. J. M. ALLEN, See'y.
Estate, of Geo. Dav,id . Slusset, dec'd.
.Natitr‘ • .
.E'r'rEßS of.,Atiministration on "the
JELA Eitate 'of GEO. DA.VIW.SLUSER, •late of
Dickinson toiinsitip, deceased, have issued in due
form of lair. to the subscriber iii said
,t4istiship.7. All•
persuiiii indebted to SA estate are requested to,ttOke
immediate pasmint, and - thpse Laving elaiths. A's
present them - duly authenticated for'Settletnent.
0, 1 1. CHARLES SLUSSk.:II., Atiner.
. December 7,1842. • ' ' 'RA
wtoltgesati
PETITION for the Benefit of the Bank
cold .Law,las been Eled,the 29th November,
1-84eiby • : .
DAVID 'rgr,E,F.rindruici,
VVldelr Petition will be heard lidore'the District'
Court of tlle-Uttited , States for the '-klaittell! Di itriet
of Penasyfrinini" sitting in. Ilankrtiptiy;nt she
Ule
trict: Court room in ,the City .of ' ors
FItCI)AY the 6th ' day' of .IANPAIIIrneFt,'IB43,
at '1 I 'o'clock, A. M. when end where till persone
In
tetected atay. appear
,anthahow cause,. if An y they.
hare, why the prayer .of 6.1101 1 4:Own- 8110111 d pot:
grantek. skid Petitioner'. be.declared Bank: ,
TLI )t. PLIAS, fIOPKINSON, • .
Olerlt.of .the.%llistriCttlourt:•,
•• 184. i. • -,• , .
CZ2-4Zl *-
litiAssznis' Vs§l'tll4b, CITY:
ottestioeis often pelted 4 strangerri, Pwliere
can we get tliedellE'.4PES".1 1 ; IlL'Str f Est 410 ST
114611WV4131.-R-11.57'.0r - CaPv&e'r — We'
- Avouldkreeenimeed i and refer theof•to Cr; F.'
A . 14N4. ,Prnefteol: Hat end,Cap, Manufacturer; No:`
'B2,•Cliesnut street,' where thff..oll IYntd o_brge , :antlt
select4t9gorin
Slencor.im
•. 7'eriiis4ire (Lim %id n004,041i944 i9l"*W-
Deeeibber 7 1842 • •
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`BEAUTY . : ANVECONOIIIY.',;::',
Stipericir , Pene Beaver' NW $4,25
D UT,Jittle'more than thregliMplihs have ' ellmeud
N.D since iii 6 80;114(0'1'Sr; the inSpee.,
UGC ortlie Public his superidr Sae
Earl:gaits `a.t. thel6li wricoo,t 04 25,
Plus' in alf,roircts,to tbe most coitliY (and with
4lucli'lie 'Challenges ii.ceroparismaand.iii this )3 . 11)9rt
teriodof time, he more than real4ed his,most
sangtillie expectations. He would therfoie 'Mice
this opportunity' tasking his grateful neknooedg
xiientitto n discerning Public, and also,of exPressieg
his gratitude'to his t former friends and Patrons, 'who
have so generally 'called on him since his re-establish
ment in business—as kis a proof that helms hereto
fore given satisfaction. He will now use every exer
tion, not only,to please the fancy s _butio' funnel, the
Cheapest alid:lttst-tlat in the Cite..
This he is enabled to do from - his practical know- .
ledge.' and . peculiarly ECON0.1110:41 / • CASH
SISTEM OP , BUSINESS, at less price.than
they can be, offeredly thoie who ark mere buyers'
and sellers,' a to the old credit system,-
With high rents, anti extravagant expenses. In proof
of his position,.he has introduced for the inspection
of the public, n •
'SuPlitaClit FINE NCTBIA, HAT',
On fine Russia bmly,nt the unprecedentedlowprice of
TililEE DOLL:IRS ei FIFTY CENTS! ! !
Equal in any respect to thoseiaild under the old sp
.
tern, at $4. and. ,
'The above named price will be strictly adhered to;
and he trusts his friends whd order their fiats-sent
home, will not be offended should the bill be sent at
the same time, or sbotafter; to their counting-houses
as no book of chatges is kept in this. establishment.
The subscriber is sorry to say; that efforts Intim
been Made, and . doubtless will continue to be made
by some, to injure' his Economical and • Fashionable
Etslaldithment —lle_wctuld-thcrefortparti_cularly
vita tlier~ililio; titter every where else, to'
call sad see him.
par-Hats nod Caps of every description made to
ordee,nt short notice, wholesale and retail.
CliA It LES F. RAYMOND,
Practical in.T. and CAP Manufacturer, No. 82,
Chesnut street, below 'mil, opposite Congress
Hall, rldladelphia. ,
P. S. Tike,Lailies will here find a handsome as
sortment of Furs'aml Fur Trimmi'Ugs, at reasonable
prices. Old Furs altered, and iepnured in the best
1y1311111121 . . - •
WAN'ITTP- 7 12nedooti, 'Musk Hat, Otter; Fisher,
and othei , shipping Pura.
Met:niter 7, 1812.
SALLE.
•
virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponos to
ffme directed, mined out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Ctimberland county, will be expoed
sto PubYe Sale, at the Court . 'louse iu the borough
of cnoisk, on Saturday the 314 dav of &cot:bre,
11141, the 16110(ring ili , s'eribed !teal I'stnte, to wit:
The undivided half part of a traerof land
situate in llopewell township, Cumberland county,
containing
, .
'JP II TVD II ff .71,119 a E iri .IC it ES
more or less, - boinitleil h . 3i - liiiitlamLJacoh-,Stoliffer on
the North, holies Hemphill on the East; the Vrank
lin county line on the West, Iniviii theecon erected
W
aTO STORYO LII YAM:
d iii
nom,,F; and LOG- Iliutic, suit a V1(.1 TrIN
ANT - 110USE.- 7 -Seizeil mid taken- in execution as
the property of Jaws Ifentlervm..
. .
ALSO, A TRACT OF LAND,
aihtste in Hopewell township, bounded on. the Emit
I hr. Joseph Quigh,T, on the South; by Jatnen Sharp
and ~ Grcc[is Leit a, on the v)Vest, by Collodi)-
, guiuet creek; on the North. by the creek end Joseph
Quigley, containing One Hundred , and Fifi ✓lcree,
more or less e lincmg thereon erected nlarge
'Merchant aml Grist. 'MIL
with three roil of Stones (part stone and part frame)
stoneDWEI , LING HOUSE., log tenant house, large
hank barn, large IngSti II house and other nut houses.
.4.7;50, TIMUT OF LdIND.
in Hopewell township, containing. Twelve •qCrell,
MOrC Or iedfi,ll9lllll(led by 11111th of Joseph (1 ig
Foglesonger, t 1 i I liarn Waggoner and others, Seized
nripken in'execntion the property of Sntnuel
Smith. • . . .
ALSO, A HALF LOT OF GROUND,
nitnntc in the itorongh of Entlisle, containing thirty
feet in breadth, nod ta•o hundred and forty feet in
depth, more or less, twainitcd by a lotofdoFc ph Egolf
on the Sonth, George Poland on the North, I fawner
street on the West, and Huron E. Shoplyon the East,
having thereon erected a two story
Brick .11louse anct Brick Kitehen,
and frame stable. Reizell and taken in execution ns
the propertydoneolc-llgolft.'
✓ILSO, TR.de'r OP L.1N1).•
litnat ein Frankfort] township, containing One //Ittt
dyed and 'Pzventy-four acres, more or less, hounded.
by hinds of :11 , 11 sselmon. COO) Fless,Joseph
31[9.3 herre.and others, having thereon 'Milled II IWO
1.0 . 0 lIOUSE, mid Loy; Kitchen, n leG Barn,
:mil an. Apple Orchard. Seized and takeuiu excett.
in the properh • ,of George Wolf.
.And to he sold by me
PAUL. MARTIN, Sherif .
Slivriirg °Mee, Carlisle,?_
1/ectinber 7, 184'2. 3141
FALL k BVZINNTER GOODS,
CONSISTING, in pnrt, of English, French,
Beaver, and :Pad! CLOTHS. Crussimare,
Suctiiietts, Alta Kettitteky JCWI. Linscr 111111 Cotton
Flannels. Rose, Afackinaw, Point and Pilot
Baizes, Flannels and. Carpeting. French, English
and American Chintzes. Brown, Bleached•& Color
ed Muslim, Checks, Ticks and Diapers. Bonnet's,
Silks and Ribbons. Fine Cloth. Velveteen Caps
Dosiery,.Glm:es and Umbrellas; Merinoes,,Mou
lin and Saxony Delaines ; Figured, Plain, Straped,
and Barred Jackinett, Swiss Blonds, and Artificial
Flowers. together with a variety of_
Queeonsw•.are & 0114i 7 0 - c . erie,
for mac at the store of A. nicaimius.
Owlish., November 30, 1842.
P. S. State Scrip and Floor taken in exeloinge
for Goods.'
Notice in Bankruptcy.•
\111•:. District Court of the United Statesior the
Eastern District of Pennsylvania, holden at Phil
adelphia, having on the 14th day..or, November, 1842,
br its decree upon pdjtinn of Samuel Eckles„lohn
eishburn and Daniel Gring, of Cumlwrland county,
declared. Daniel , P. Sherbahn' of Westpermsboro'
township in said county,Dankrupt---withut the true
intent and meaning of the Act of Conprpss; and the
said court haying-ordered me as .Coinmissioner in
Daukruptcy forCuMberland county, to take proof of
debts due by the said Bankrupt, to his creditors;
they are lucre by notified, that 1 haVe fixed, the. 21st
day of December,' 1842, between the hours . of 8 o'-
clock, A. M. and 5 o'clock P:11.4. and every% subse
quent day, between the timeltours—Sunday's
ex
cepted—until the 31st day of December, 1842, in ,
elusive; for taking proof of all claitini against- the
Fail Bankrupt, at my office, in South llanover-sheet,
four doors south of the Court-House, Carlisle, Pa,
JNO. HARPER, Commissioner.
November 3(1, 1842. td-57
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November '23, 1842. . tf-56
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ic.lork Cheese t at reduced vices. "Wholesale
or Retail. Also allot of SALT at the story of
WM.• M. 111A'rEF.R.
Novcinber 23, 102. tf-5
118, Diehelerilpety.
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APETITION for the Benefit of the
'Bankrupt Law,'lnts been filed the 14th Novem
ber, 184 , 2; by
EDWARD HELFEN sTEIN, late Merchant
or Dayton, Ohio, now Clerk, Pt:timberland en.
Which Petition will he heard belbre.the District
Court of the Uititell Statoi-fOr the Eastern District
of Pennsylvatilitoitting iiillanktmtry,at the District
Court room in the City of Philadelphia, on FRIDAY
the '23 day of 1)ECK.N1111.11t next, at II o'clock, A.
hen and where all persons interested ap
pear and show ionise, it anv they-have, why the
prayet: of the Said Petition's ;liould not be granted,
and the said-Petitioners declared Bankrupts.' •
NIAS. HOPKINSON,
• Clerk of the District. Court.
Phila.NoV. 23,1•8•12..'
. .
ArETITION for Discliarg . e and Certificate
• - nOder Elm Bankrupt:Lily, heti been filed by
GEORGE HOLLINGER, (of the firm of,
Hollinger and Davis,) late Contractor, " '
Cumberland co.
and FRIDAY the 27th day of JANUARY
next, at II o'clock, X. M. is appointed for'the
hearing thereof; Wore the Said - Court, sitting in
Bankruptcy; at the District Court - Rimini in the
City of Philadelphia, when-and where the Cl edi,
tors of the said .Petitioners,who have proved their
Debts, and all other persons in interest, may ap:
pear and show cause, if any they have, why such
Diieharge and Certificate should not be granted.
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
• Clerk of the District Court.
Philadelphia, Nov. 23;1E142.. I0:56
PETITION for the . Benefit of the
svPv,..l Bankrupt Law, has been filed the I 9th No
vembee, 1842, by
WILLIANI IL WOODBURN, lute Mer-'
MPl==
IN'ltich Petition will 'he heard before the District
Cowl of the United States for the F.tistern District
of Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy, at the Dis
trict' Conti room in the City f,f Philadelphia, Oil
FR . /PAY the ;huh day of I)aiENIBEIt, at n'-
clock, Al. wheal and viltere all persons interested
tuayappear and hhow calfse, if any they have, why
the prayer of the said Petition should not he granted,
and the said Petitioner declared. Bankrupt.
ERAS. H(IPKINSON;
- ,Clerk of the I)istrict Cqort.
Phila;Nov. '23, 1841. :.31,511
• 47-022t24.'
- IpErt - iloNs for the • Benefit of the
Bankrupt Law,have been filedthe 10th Novem
ber, 184'2, by
SAMUEL SMITH,, (individually, and as a
Member of the firm of Smith and Quigley,)
Merchant, Miller, and Distiller and For
warding Merchant. . Cumberland co.
SAMUEL . ; DAVIDSON; Tiriiticr & Currier,
and as a Butcher in Company with John
Davidson, Cumberland en.
Which Petitions will be heard before the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern District
of PiiminyWania, eitting,in Bankruptcy, at the Dis
trict Court room in the .City of Philadelphia, on
FRIDAY the 23 day of DECEMBER, 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 rand Petitioners should not be vaulted,
and the said Petitioners declared Bankrupts.
FHA'S, HOPKINSON,
Clerk of the District Court:
N • oi•embcr 16, 1842. 3t-55
PRINTINCr' PRESS.
FOR SALE.' •
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A first-rate Iron Printing Press„ of super im
perial size, manufactured by Hoe &, Co.'of New
York, for sale on very reasonable terms. Letters
addressed to the Editor of the Heiald wilt receife
attention.
Esiaie of Poio Duck,' deceased.
A .
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LT, p'ersons,intiebted to the ' estate of
PDTDit DUCK, late of West lientishorotigh
township, deceased, either lit bond, note of book
account, are requested to di tielnirge thole dues previ
ous to the 20th day of Decetnike 'next, ortherWise
snits will be brought: Those haying . dahlia will
present them properly authenticated tor settletrient.
JOSEI'II. McDONALD, - .
JACOB NITERS. Atlm'es.
. • November 23, 1342. . -.. '• ' td-56
A WIO I g .I I3IFA is IA.A.UVIZ
FRES . "' supply of Cashmere * Mims
de Luinei, just melted nt the store or
GEO. 111TNER.
'November 2,4842. 1(43
ThRTAN PLAIDS: ,
N .pisortrapot of TARTAN PIAIDS,
AwL, for Chittlron's Clothes, tiow opening. et the
Store of
.GEO. .- 1 " 17 NE111.
Noyetnher 2;1842. tf-5,3
Estate __of Noah Hoddeni-ddecaadtl;
: •;- N . OTIC E • .'• '
S:.HEREBY, GIVEN, that fetiefi of
. 4dministratideon the kistite of NOAH' Mai- .
f .
11.1 N, (We'd. of Frankford• township, Coniherlaind,
county, have been granted, ‘ to the subserlber.: AU
,persons indebted to the, deccased, are ieipiested to
make payment, and'thoso , Wing claims to , prosent
.them for settlement. , .
FREDERICK kEIGGERZAd , m'r..' '
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AISINS, Figsi.Dates;.Printes,;'- fresli currant Grapes, LensonS,. Cocoa nuts, Fil!
be'kts, fresh Pinkleint jars, Tomato entoshnti,:
pO.• Sauce, a primp article of fable ail, Stignri Butter
'anti water crucker ti i , Caudies of all kinds for suku by_
the subscriber, NVAIp . •
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Fresh Currants, •
Assorted Pickles,
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NOTICE.
NOTOOE.
Cuinhe'clanil co
t'orisu . Or tAnims,
affectiono oldie BronchidO,' Pains
weakness of the Breast,
coughs,' Pieurny,lfavnorrage of die Lungs, and
alecdons of dm Pubncinaky piseqns. - , •• •
„
NAT'UItEIS . OWN PRESpHYPTION,
H cumpountHhiliaimic . preparaticin or the .I'rmius
Virjiiiiatuu or "Wild Cherry Bark," Corabiiied with
he Iletnict of Par, prepared. by.... new 'clietnical
process, approved and recommended by tli Most.
pbysicians, and _universally.ackiiow
(Aged th - e-mnst valuable medicine ever diseoverii.d.
NO QUACKERY l 4 NO•DECEPTION.
In setting forth the virtues of this trray'l, , ,reat: me
dicine, we have no Aesire to deceiVe thbse who.are,
laboeing under ofilictionoior do* we wish to eulogise
more than itjustly'descrVes. Yet when we look
around and see the vast amounf,of suffering and
tress oecasioned, by many : , of ;the diseases, id.which
this medicine has proved 'so highly, - auecessful,
:feel thet,we cannot urge its claims too strongly, or
B_lly too much in ith „
•
Various remedies, it is true have been offered and
Lungs,
into..notice for tho .eure, of diseases
. of the
Lungs, and . some have, no doubt been found, very,
useful, but of all that have yet been . discovered, it is
admitted by physicians anti all who Inive.Wi timifsed
its elliaits, that none has proved ns succeVsflil as this;
Such, 'indeed, are the '
SURPRISING' VIRTUES
Of this 11:11sa - m, that even in the, advanced siege of
. CoNsoaurrids, after all the most esteemed remedies,
of physicians hare failed to effect liny.change, the
MC of this medicine Fay been_produetive of the
most astonishing relief, and. effeeteil cores
-I ,ll "ff lo,o l": l4 7".kfilOArythatldieen. despalfirfroU' - --. 7 :
— lii — tliii - firsiratages of the disci - Cs; termed "Cote-r
-im! Consumption," originating from neglected Colds,.
it has been used with undeiiating success, and hun
dreds acknowledge they,owe the retturation of their
health to Ns invaluable medicine nlone. In tltlft
form of Constimption so prevalent amongst delicate
young feinales, commonly termed debility, or
"GOING INTO A DEULINE,"
I '
A complaint with 'which thousandi arc .iugering, it
has also proved highly successful, and not only pos•
senses the power ,of checking the progress:of this
alarming complaint, hut also strengthens and invig
oratesthe system more effectually' than nay niedi--
ch'ie we have ever possessed.'
•
lßesides its surpriiing effieneyin Consuriiptinn, it
is eymlly CfllGielotl9 iil Liver Conygainia,..lathma,
Ben: chins; and ali affeetions of the Lungs, and has
cured ninny of the Most obStinate.eases, otter every
other remedy had faileti. "Qr.;-1 er particulars • see
Dr. Wiste's.Trctise ou Consumption, to he had u
the'Ag'citts. .
THE EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS• "
Attending the use of this medicine in diseases Of
the Lungs, mid the many singular cures it has ef
fected, having naturally, attracted the mYration of
mans physicsans, (as well as the whole fraternits of
minas) VariOtim),lijeCtillTS and surmises hare arisens
respecting its t„oliiposition ; some jifiysientus have
supposed it to contain lodine, other ignurant preten
ders sly it must cniitain ~1/ixrrir,y, and to smite such
Vilista . lice theysach attribute its singular
As Belch opinions are altogether erroneous, and cal
ciliated to prejudice many persons against it, we
• ' itoNtin
That it contaiiiii- T iothing of the- kiiid, or any thing
the least injurious; on the contrary, it is composed
ditto! must siniple - substances, the principle of which
are the extracts Of TAR and II Pd Cherry Pork,
and the %%;61e-secret-of . its ellicaoy.- consists in •the
mode by which,they are lirepared.
As we have already puhlithed numerous certifi
cates from the big.hest authOrity, which prove its
virtues beyond all doubt, we consider it nuneeesSar
to exhibit a long list of them in this place, and will
only mention a tbw cases, to show what it lias done:
WHILE LIFE RFAIAINS •
WE' HAVE . 5T1T..14 SOME HOPE.
A SIMPIUSING CURB.--Among the •Many
singular cures which this medicine has effected,
them is perhaps none in which its powers ni•e so
lull shown as in the case ni Mrs. Austin.
This hilly bad been consumptive for several vears,
and during the greater part of this time had - receiell
the best medical attention, and tried all the most
valuable malt:tiles; yet nothing could he found to
arrest ite progress: She become subject to violent
fits of coughing, expectorated large quantities of
matter occasionally tonged with blood, and step by
step this fearful disease continued its course, null
all hope of a recovery A4 : 118 entirely despaired of.—
While iq this distressing situation, lingering upon
the very verge of tlle grave, slie.commeitced the use
of this dials dm, which, to use liOr own expression,
operated almost like a charm. In a few days she
expectorated freely the cough was gradually sup
pressed, and every ;lay , appeared to add fresh vigor
to her looks, and now, in the place ofthat emaciated
form withermg to decay, she is seen mingling in
society, in better health than she has enjoyed for
rears..
DISINTERESTED TESTISONY'.—Ift . IVing witnessed
le surprising. efficacy of Dr. Whiter's lintsttlin of
Vild Cherry,
.itt the cuse of I\lra. Amtio, I cheer•
ttlly acknowledge the :above stattetneut to he true
nil correct, J. C. WaLir.ns, M. 1)..
• Woodstoiin, Sept. 4, 1811.
Dear Sie—Althougliyour invaluable meicine has
already fmriul hundreds. ot powerful advocates, it
m 14," still be gratifying to you to receive a communi
caion from any one that has been relievad by it.
Such, Sir, is truly my ease. I have been a victim.
to thS terrible disease Consumption, for many
months, and have suffered so much, that -I bad be
come almost weary of my life. Hearing your
thilsalin so highly praised, I began taking it a. few
necks back; and can :aistire you it has relieved me
more than any thing I. have ever used before', and 1
confidently believe it will cure me effectually. Please
give the bearer the worth of the enelosed,and oblige
Yours Respectfully, otri PEARSON. •
Chester County, Sept. 1, 1841.
Friend Wistar,-It i i Tea me much pLasure to in
forin thee that Inv wife's health has improved very
melt simee- ate fins been usinKthy or' Wild
Cherry, and .ere think there is nu doubt boi.that it
will cure her. She has taken the two bottles I pur
chased from thee a slam time• since, ouch her cough
is much better, she also sleeps well at night, and
says she has found nothing , to give her so much re,
lief. Thee mill please give the bearer two bottles
more for Thy Friend.
blon-Aunt IromnEs.
Lancaster county,ly, IS, 1541..
Dear Sir—Haase send me two bottles of your
fgenuine Ilalsalm of Wild. Cherry. I have been af
icted with Consumption for the last two years, and
suffered vets. much with a severe cough, piing in
my breast, difficulty of breathing, night sweats; Eta.,
and having tricilnumerous remedies, and nlso been
under several doctors, yet I could not find any thing
to - relieve me until I used some of your Ilalsalm. 1
got one bottle from a neighbor of nude isho is using
it, and have founffsuch wonderful relief from it that
I have no doubt it will cure me effectually.
Very respectfully yours,..t,ta.
tinr.
' • Itur HoststAtv.
n.llend the .folleiVing - froth Jncob Hannan,
a physician or extensive practice in Huntingdon
County i ,
Dear Sir-4 procured one battle of Dr. Wistar's
Dalsaliti of Wild Cherry, front‘Thoinaslieed,
of dill place; And tried it in a ease of obstinate
Astlinta on fl child of Paul Sehtrebie,in:whieli many
other remedies bad been: tried without any relief
The Ibilsalm #are sudden relief, and in my opinion
.the child is elleetually cared by its Use.
YOCCS, &C. JACOB llorrax.tx,M. D.
December 22d,1841.
p cla i Sir--Your Sillsidm of Wild Cherry has ef-;
feCted.some astonishinglcures here... Otte of which.
is an old Indy, Mrs. Russell, who had been suffering,
for a hint tune with shortness of br&thing, and gen
. . . .. . ,„
eral Wen Ross, until she was finally,obliged to •Lcep
her. bed. After various other 'remedies had been
resurtedlo in vain, she commenced using your 13a1-'
talmoindhlter taking two bottlek %vats° tar recover
ed -its-to7be-itble-to atteintircalliker. dutlei,orlief
honk, and on taking tWo,bottlis . 1111i44 was entirety
cured; ... ' ' Respectfully, &e..'. '... - - -' •" 1
'. ~ • ' . -; . , ).. ... Joult S. C.' Maketri.
Pottsrille, Pit. • , .: ,] ' ' .t. i- .
CAUTION-As there is .a .l spuliOus mixture
...1 , , ,
titll6d Syrnyof lid C./1-."•'; -- 'Ants6rs should hr
levy intrueularlo ask '
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i , prei:ikia' foi'VA
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I ' Sold in, e• lipte fi
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-, SAMUEL. ELLIOTT ;
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town and villune.th ' ughOtitiltelsornitry; : • , •
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'l' a shard Orplipti's Conti, began and held tit_
hi Carlisle, for Coanberland County, on .Tuesday
'the.] fith day of August, A-.-1). 1842, before thellon.
Ilephuro, Pre•s't, and John Stuart sod T. C.
Miller, Esq., Associate• Judges of lite sante Court as
signed Rte., tlu: followittg proceedings were had to
wit:—Upon the Petition of Mary Matto. the Grand-
Mother of Sam'l Miller, a, minor chihi of Jacob
Miller, decd. Respectfully representing that Samuel
Miliett the uncle of the.said minor Samuel Miller,
was appointed his Cuarthao by your lion.Court,and
has received upwards of thUrteenlimulred dollars of
the Mosey at We Ward, Iwo hag now removed to
the State of Ohio, beyond the 'Jurisdicii on of the
Court, without giving any security for the perforni
:MCC of his duties. Your petitioner therefore prays
your hOnors to award a citation to the said Samuel
Mihcr, to appear_at the oext_Orphan's. Conti_ and
settle an account of his Guardianship,and sliew cause
why he Shoiilif lust be dismissed, null another Guar-'
digit be appointed in his stead. •
Whereupon, 17th Any, 1842., Citation awarded,
Returnable, ICA 1844, bv, the Court. ltith
August, 11342, Sheriff Martin makes the following
return, "Not to be found iu my Bailiwick." • •
Now to wit, ICA August, 1842,
_Alias 'Citation
awarded, public notice to lie given in two papers for
three weeks: By the Court. •
CundiMaud County, as. •
• ,ozJt.tr j , 'The Commomiqtalth ofTennsylvania
....1- , Aro t o '
if .
,d.1t1,,4,,' ,-, Samuel Miller , Cuardiim of Samuel
ar:teall ~... Miller, a minor child of Jacob MiI
,A•II- - lee, deceased.
"kMirg i•
• Greeting:
'You arc hereby 'cited, to appear before the Judges
of the Orphan's Court at Carlisle, at an Orphan's
Court there to be held for said County, on , ruES
DAy the 13th flay of DECEMBER next, to settle
an account of your, Guardianship, ,autl shave Cause
why you should not be dismissed and another C mu.-
dian lie appointed in your stead—Witness the said
Santl Hepburn, Esq. at Curti *le, the 19th day of Au
gust, A.l). 1949. \V. FilViaj, Cl'lc.: 0. (1. *
PAUL MARTIN, Wrifr
November 10,1842.. 3t-55
AT a stated Orphan's Cinut began, and
held at Carlisle, for Cumbevlaud County, on
Tuesday the day olAugust, A. I). 1842, before
the 1100-Ssou'l Hepburn, Pi.es't, and John Stuart
and T. C. Miller,,E:sq. Associate Judges of the souse
Court assigned Ice. the thllowing proceedings were
had to wit: Upon the Petition ot Mary Mann, the
Grand-mother of Jacob Miller, a !Moor child of
Jacob
,Miller, deed Respectfully representing that
Jacob Miller, Sin. the G maul-father of the Said 1111 nor
Jacob Miller, was appointed his Guardian by your
llon. Court and Ims received upwards of fourteen
hmolred dollars of the Money of the Ward, and has
low I . l.llloli'd to t h e State of Ohio, boned doe liffist:
diction of this Court, without giving any security for
the performance of his duties.
Your petitioner the*refore prays your honors to
award a Caation to the said Jacob Miller, S en. to
appear at the next Orplum's Court and settle an ac
count of his Guardianship. and .sliew cause why he
should not be dismisied and another Guardian be ap
imbued in his stead. Whereupon, 17th May, 1842;
Citation awarded returnable on the linh of August,
1842. 15th August, 1842, Sheriff Martin makes the
,ollow ing return "Not to be found in toy Bailiwick."
Now. to wit, 111th August,lB42, Arms Cita tiotNt ward
ed, public tiotice to be given in two paper' , far 1 1%rce
weeks. Court.
Cumberland Cor nty, sv.
..0.14, to .
1: 0 (.14' The oninantwealth of Pennsylvania
YJacob Miller,Sen : Guardian of,Tac9ll
I.kliller, a minor child of Jacob
.„4,:" ler, deceased.
.
• lOrt Greeting: •
You are herehy.cited, to appeor fiefore the Juilges
of the Orphan's Collet at Carlisle, at no Orphan's
Court theve to he held for said county, on '1 EJ ES -
1)A1 thi 13th day of DECEMBER 'host, to settle
an account ot your Guardianship, and slim cause
why you should not be . ditanissed and another GU:11 ,
dims be appointed in }Mtn , stead.—Witness the said
Samoa Ilepleartn Esq. at Carlisle, the 19th day of
August, A. I). 1842: W. Fouts, Cl'k. O.
PAUL MARTIN, Sheriff.
November 16, 1842. at-55
Estate of samuel Wild, deceased.
N 1
. 11 •
S TIMMY GIVEN, that letters of Adminis- -
tnition on the Estate of SAMUEL WlLO,ileed.
late of Newton township„Cumberland county, have
been grouted to the subscrilier, residing in the same
township. All persons indebted to the . ,said estate
are requesfol to nuke iiiimodiatepa,Vment and iliose
haring claims to. Present them properly main - nail
ted for settlement to
ISAAC KOONS,
6t-54
November 9, 184
FRESH ARRMAL.
•
LA ROinnil general assortment of FAMILY
GItOCEHIEB, - roecived by the subscriber con
sisting in part cif Colfee,.Teas, Loaf, Lump, Brazile,
Clati and lirown Sugars, also Hones, Syrup,
Sugar House, New Orleansand l'artorica Mebailee
also Sperm anti Whale Oil, Sperm Cant!les; : 114
Tobacco, Cut cavenilisli,best Spanish, half S,punislr
and Common Cigars, and best Puppet - Surf, anti
every aittcle - lilr`of which,
Will he sold 4heziper titan by any of thdse who have
given n Catalogue of their prieekto the public: , Cash
and n 9 Credit,. - Val. M. .111ATtE1t.
NOveintAV 2 j I tf-,53
.
JOHN. HA RP ER '
~
.Commitisioisei• 'fit liatakkaptcw
. . . ,
ehrFicßin Fiouth litilloVcr , strect, 'near 114'-
)
NY, anilines nth!, whew all intorrnation denir
cal, in refbience o the duties' of those . intending
o apply fOr the, encfit of ,tho 434tilqopt Act, cat;
bo .insikailY' ' - ''- ':,...--,,,• • ,:- ' ' ..-
:,,,„ ,
Carlisle, any 4, 1842. '. ' tr . -0
-- -- - 9emistailiTe iT o ection: •
Di irl~otibA foilqatiligera of
()aril sle*Turilpike roadoornithy, tvitl
fmbeld Maio publiolniusOor 4owes Hntltry,ia South
MiddhAtintuynshiPiPunberiandeoMO,on Tuesday ,
ehe 19th daY of December • •
(TWIN; '
• ' • Treasurer of:the Company..
November 16, 1841 . -• ,
MM
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• • Address • • J. wiNeumsTEß,
Anii street, New York.
Estate of Jacob' Cart, deceased.
. .Notaxr-4
w Administration nn Estate pi-
JACOB ClAlLT,,dec'd. of the Borough of Car
lisle, Luinlprland county, have been granted to the
subscriber,reaidin in the same place. All persons
indebted to the and ,estate are requested to make
payment immediately, and,those having; claims to
pri•sent them properly •antbenticated for settlement.
• WILLIAM - CA
e.i berl6, 113•12. • : • •, 6t-Si
DIVIDEiND.
CAIMISVP:
November •
Board of Directors of this Institution, hate
this day declared a Dititlend of 1 percent. fur the
lagt 12 mouths on the Cnpifal Stock paid in. • Stock
holders of their . representstivt , s carrreceive their
dividetalS •atid After the Ittli snbjectdo the
1111Vaerit of th'e tax to th'e . Coninionwealth uT Penn
sylvania, agreeably to the provisions of the !Actor us.
senility of the 11th June, 1810. • .
W. S. COIWAN, Cashier.
St-52
Novemler'2JB42
THE Stockholdeas of the Carlisle Bank, arc re- -
quested to meet at theirliatiiiing House, on Thurs
day. the gib day of Vecerabee•ticxt,at•eleven dolook
A. M. tp consider the expediency of applying to the
Legislature fur a renewal of the Charter of this •
Bank, and to adopt such measures-in relation to tilici. -
eXpeniel of-the. histitutionotal
meal al; ilieiolliT.;: - Ciininionwealtli by the - Bauks,''
astieie interest tany.reiptire:
By order of the Board of Directors.
• W. S. COBEAN; Cushier. • •
td-SS'
November 2,1.842
Baa/9R GflIJVS 2
subscriber luiskist opened, neat door to
Clellan's Hotel, a •
GROCERY & SROE STORE.'
!Us stock of GrOceries consists in pallor COFFEES
SUGARS, TEAS, FISII, SALT. lie also keeps'
Oye-Stuffs,and a general assortment of CROCKERY
WARE. •
lie has just received 30 citSes or SHOES& BOOTS,:
such as Men's Calfskin Boots—Coarse do. Boys'
Fine and Coarse Boote--:Men's sad Boy's Monroe
—Fine and Coarse Shoes., Also a general assort
ment of Ladies' and Children's Shoes of every de
seuiption. .
All articles in his line will be sold at the lowest:
prices, Mi. cash or approved country produce. lie
solicits R share:of public patronage.
WILLIAM M. MATEER.
Carlisle, Oct. 19, 1942.
NEW
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
TIM suhreriber is just receiving afresh supply of
Good, among which maybe found
. _Beaver Pilot Cloths '
and variods othimilroad Cloths. A great variety of
SATINETTS, CASSIMERES, KENTUCKY JEANS
niid other sensotaible goods for men's wear.
Mso, n general assortment of Merellantlize for the
Ladies, to which he respectfully calls ;heir attention.
Call and see as soon as possible, as the entire stock'
will be:sold very cheap for
• GEO.:W. lilt NEIL
Cat lisle, Sept. 21,1842...
•
rbkONDKOLOTH% aro.
. ,
FURTHER.soppIy of Low priced
BROAD CI.OtOS, stag& for uyercoats.'
Alec CIASSINIEIWO & SATTINETB, just receiv
ed st the Sthre eP : GEO. AV.- ittrNER. -
Noventher :?; 184g'.
NEW Bi. CHEAP GOODS!
TliFl subscriber has insr openc4l a lot of New
Goods, cousistiiik of SUPIRIFINE CLOTHS";
Black, Blue 81111 Fanc y colored • Cassimeres,
Casi
alLeoloesAnittrices r .l l letilitoes, - ... 111 .0u5ed e..
[Alines, Gloves, lloseiry;s-4 grovin *lngot, for a
levy, 4-1 bleached do fur a fip, FlamielaTrom 20 to
2S cettts; With a vtiriefi of. other gcioili, all of which'
wlIl be sold at very IoW prices to suit the times—
. g. HANRIS.
tf-5
61.1 isle, Octoter s til., 11342:
First Arrival.
, • • ---,-
FALL ANtI WINTER GOODS.
•
CLIPPINCER 86 . ,CAREYi
atm. the' Rail , Road,:
• tt3,Atia . .l3-20tIte. •
HOE retev,o n cilleswthl Asiottment of
VAtI., AND WINTER GOOlDki
which they Arc to sell at the treo lae , eet
ptiet:jk ' • • ' • •
September, 21, I 544:
. . ..
.ItifAvg & cHilivs: ' ---
ANISNI7 suipiy of fine Iteisia uhilirtj, „ills{ ro-' i .
ceivol., large lot pl •Fur; Ultith; Uv.lette ling ..
llnie Sent CAps, now opening anti for sale. sery
low, at time store of . tiiis OtltAcir. ,
Carlisle; Sept. 28,1842.: , • ' ' - ' if-4e
010.. r offered to the Public;►
: ::,...i.7....._
. . ' ''fr , ':' , ---, - -'; - - .. - • ...:--,
•
. • ' - : . k iiirigo - --- 1 0 , ::. ~ .
A , Ito ii ER's' PATEN4I-taitto Lit,Ni ~ •
.111. far htfcuing Lard wathoutinty iteeparctionterj,..,
.sale by the subsnribei:- -The- , light as. equal Al ,the, , ,,i
bell sperm-oil, is entirely free from - smoke or '1;1E404,
nipl aunts less than • half theltrice. , Tbe-appurattus • •
for heating the lard is Went and simplo'; dewy not,oleTf:, ,
tract from the appearance, is not paid* to get ottut,c, - ,:.
repair; and in:tyke applied at tr.antail , expott*AtoNt
!hose. kinds mu , lb use... '.,:Cobtitlent that Abut strficlol.;.,
requirey onty to he known JO tome ibto whertatlVi ,
I respectfully intite the publie to call and seelibTur, ,'t
'in operation, - -- -7,, : -- S;;KkilltßUlSi.% -, k
' 'Carlisle, October 10,1847. :-'''tf,a'
, • , . .
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plow
..,,
A: nimirtrniqtt of Far tr i mmed; Sul ii I na
ItUBIIERS far-Ladle!) Wear, :Ape gdol atiaort...i
meniof 14ppqemens' yubbern„
'''"t N.V.11.. •
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