mA4oiolo3Mlzts,aveq4 MEN) IMIE r. • ' ~r , 44121113111519,2410 I . 7edaresdfriliorningo NV 31 4 19 43 r Pslratut, , Esu., N 0.104, South Third of Philadelphia, is authorised to net as Agent, procuring Subsoiiptions and. advertisements 103 , Cialislo Herald, and,give •reeelpts for th • Toimpoianoe , %We are'requested to anneuncAtlutt a meet.. ,% the Cumberland County.; Temperance' So ,'beheld in theist Presbyterian Church, •Mcirraer: evening, (Thureday)' at 7i o'clock. _ meeting will be addressed by Mr. ,AIKRN, en cent and efficient adveate 2if the cause. 'The' is are invited to attend. _.: • ' < • t .rneeting, of the' Washington TeMperance dety will elan belekl in tho Open House on aiday evening LICA atl/ o'clock. The Society .1 be addreseed,.,by Mr. AIRIM and others; and • public are most earnestly invited to attend. Are .0:0 learn, that arrangements havo been .de by which .Mr:Atriart has been induced to. lain some time in Cumberland county, and tu'rein this, borough' anti neighboring places he subject' Of Tetnperance. Wo hope his ef: 4, in the noble Cause maybe crowned:with .ndant 4UCCC99. , ' . The IhtlloDn Aseensioti: '''Saturday . huh Was a perfent gafa-day in-our idly berougli. To witness a Balloon Ascension -. .iptlyilege which had not before fallen to the if , the"gOod people of Cumberland county tq ,oy, within its limits, and the announcement, ierefore, some three weeks ago, of the "fortieth •:ension of Mr. Wise," produced all that stir. excitement which . might be expected from umouncement o f so rare and novel a specie, Public:feeling was-thenceipon-the-qui-eive_ the ascension" was the fruitful theme of eon. !ation—tiiiree l ation was upon stills with chit. • - felt the hours pass tardily At! I• t• nits Impattent ,tor thO hight-...and sin Nieto of piCu:ireHun" all" it nrO,LIII l us, was plain to see that on the ascension, day, e very iody intended to be .iri town With a pocket full . . if rocks !"- : . The eventful day atlengtliarrived,-and those who . felt a deep interest in h aving c every body witness, grand spectacle, MCA() little Concern at the,gloominew of the morning whiell.downed on Saturday, so ominous of diseppointment-fo- 'their hopes. - In"a few hour., however, the clouds *ere dispelled, the clear .blutisky appeared, and tioon the 'day burst forth in peerless splendor and brilliandy, And now commenced a ,scene of an. imation . .and excitement which it is not possible to give any adequate description of.. Our good town, which the dry before was the 'descrtdd villain"comps ratively; - had:seddenly in thsed - hiti; .it the populousness, the hurry, the bustle and the - l itzcitcment - of a gieat metropolis- 7 1[0m all 4uar r tors could •be seen coming in vehicles, heavily freighted..with precious cargoes of men, women and children, while troops of horsemen approach ,ed :the 'town: through evel'y avenue-.--.extra 'trains of curs came whirling along he rail riiad filled with paiisengers from the upper and lower ends of the county.:mnd, these, with crowds of pedestrians, poured for three or four hours a eon. tinuous stream of people into our borough, sun is we doubt whether has ever before been see the memory of the oldesi . inhabitant." The .fiery cross, as it was borne over the High. lands ofScotland, had not 'more potent influence to call to "the gathering" the warriors of every 'glen and mountain pass, thou lied "the ascension' on Saturday the power to draw forth the worthy citizens and the youth and beauty of our neigh. boring horouglis and villages, and froidall parts r I f r beautiful valley - the thrifty farmer, with his ', -.• y of sturdy sons and blooming daughters, to 'ei, the enlivening scones of-the .day and wa ne - the intrepid aehkicthhat of; thii J'Eronact. By con our streets and public square were filled with countless throngs of gay and happy beings. jostling, pushing, squeezing, laughing, talking, eating, drinking—all exhilaration, excitement and 'enjoyment. ‘ • c• • • • Meantinte,Withinthe amphitheatre which had been temporarily erected in the public square for the purpose, and with a considerable crowd col lected-around him to, examine the process, the Eronnut was busily engaged in tho work of M ating his balloon. By two o'clock this had been !ompleted,, and, preparations , for the ascension commenced.' The inflated mroatat moved to and fie in its mipirattons to, cleave the air and soar aloft. The signal ntlength was'givert—the ven- Aurelia Xronaut 'took his place-in the ear—the cords'Werc unloosed which confined him to the earth, and With the bound of ao ,arroW he shot upward from the midst of the multitudet-to spar" .in a purer and mere ethereal sphere. , Thp hOerty_ acclaim of a thousand voices rent Cho Sr as he _tepidly-aspendefi:frotu the. view of the 'epode.' tors,and.ascernied higher and:still higher into the boundleia sea of azure, until at last the iM znetise balloon Seemed toThe eye...no biggei than 'a. man's hind," and • was finally lost to view en. • tirely. The 'assemblage then quietly dispersed, our . visiters prepared to departbv their homes;unditt a few hourenfter 'otirltown had resumed its euntal . staid andAdcrli , meet. - So ended a great day in•Carlisle; one be.rdng 're. 'membered whit MitisfectiOn by all who shared in .fli exciting scenes 'of 4(6'066310n. • A Second. Asiddiisi t on i . (O , We learn 'thiti arrangements , are being ibide'totbOrii s eeConn Belltiob'Asben6ionby.Mr. frogi barciugii„oti SaturfiaribriA7th day of ,lune next. Of 'citizen* wu held In tbeCouratoose.oir , l onday . evening,, and em,ntnittees,ap l imintedAn , make tho necessary artiingittnentS: . ' leis, Present and de kteresting addraeo upuil the.aubject of Erustatiom 'Through the . public spirit and-lib:- erality, Of ;our,nitizens i prorislen Jess been made . for Writ tlie process efinfiating the ballecii without charge to the public:- The arrangements wlil laitidre definitely made known in an advert• timeaelitinizijeei„ I ' '*try.' 7t,0P1P,C094414 etoll.iltF,'•t liety4 l .4oll3llMdliti -by, Capt. IVaanuroTon. , and ,24000,01e4 * „ the 9,triedu nett' this borough. . l 4 , 4 l tt iii: awn, o n. .:046r4a3;;','44/3'i'i/404 • thoh4 battery.' T he' tine appearance of the We e ' :* ** 'i ! ,461 0 , 4 ,11 0 "1111411 0 3:116 # 3 * . *it 4.00 thraughiouratreete;l4'd tiii'paro4arldati , niuctt; to the Weioie of t 4 44)4,0* Ori4P4 4 4' 41 0:0 1 . ) ':P4 /41 ei 44 of Its 4424*2311 #9, di k10/ 1 0. ~0 4 .901 1 '441 4 AtinVeitiaatt,; ;,ThO preaenao-Or ow'Oireaut a milk.. out • • r • tsci#oo44l4liiiip ale` vorke; ,4. 41 .403 ; is 4 :m*46044 as: Sattplay;evlniag 401iii3p/Wati ", 1- nin.A.waitv . 4 . . Fzr f.;, 01.Welire indebted to. Mil , Wiso for,the follOw r . ing "narrative 'ofhis:'terial i'oy,lage , lotOilatarday, l ,Nvhick we doubt not,, will . pluVe of ißte l rest, to those, who witnessed , tho, itat‘ensiois, atiwcU as [ those' who did not enjoy that ;' I.IIS lia r : maiden onliaturdaA Mr. %Vise thinks one of the most successful and .gratiOlug he, has' ever mad e . We, give the narrative In the shape in which it Was handed to-us, although some of the " with Wide!' the Aeronaut was struck, while look . ing; upon the earth , from hie lofty eleiation, are. • altogether discordant to our own individual view's.. To the Editer of the Herald i • MBE Sint—My fortieth Arial Excursion made from your beroOgb on Saturday last, was the.most pleas ing to aft My adventuresi and from the en livened menifestationeof the multitude without, and r the audience within the arena, the gratifies., tioa 'was evidently mutiial.' When I left the iireoa,At 2 o'clock, 35 Minutes, the_ lower current ef 'wind inclined N. of E.,moving at a moderate velocity. Having started with but a few pounds . of escensive power; the ascent was' slow. Far several miles I kept up a conversation with the inhabitants below, and a number of persons mount ed on horses, kept in close pursuit. Although the Balloon appeared totravel slow, still, after a short chase, my equestrian friends were distanced with. in five miles , of the, borough. At 3 o'clock, 10 minutes, - I passed on the south side of Mechanics. burg, having also attained the height!' of about a mile, and still ascending. When at a consider, able height!' above the' clonds t l found the current of wind much strongerand moving in o'l43'i:firm tion - of 'S. - of E4 - tlicelouds — beneath moving at nearly right angles with the direction of the Bal loon. During this part of the voyage, I'enjoyed the most extensive and magnificent view that I have over beheld, embracing in one view, the towns of banesster, York, Carlisle, Harrisburg, and all the intermediate villages, making over 40 in number. Upon the beauty and' appearance of . the Cumberland Valley, with the rich and luxu riant landscape along either side of the Susque hanna,eXpanding wide in every direction, I will not attempt to descant—it niust — be witnessed to be appreciated. Although the Creator endows man to - enjoy this sublime privite6., he has not endowed my humble • capacity with language adequate to express its grandeur. In viewing this scene of glory, I was forcibly struck with the idea that we are notof near so much import, ante, in the eyes of the Deity, as man presumes himself to tre--at all events, not so to the Creator; than the minutest insect is to man. And now, in referenCe to the puerile fanaticism of I will only remark, that the world, clothed with her elementary garb, lotiked so young and so bealliffni,Allui so tar the ap pearance of "decay; or committing suicide hy aleatory snlf-de4ritetion; l slio looked thorn like a gay and blooming inapinn; emerging from the days of her innocence ,inip sober womanhood.— atiy.of the folloiverp nf'Nr'. Miller, doubt it, k t them go rib& of a summer's day, and view the earth; and if then, they don't abandon inch nonsensical views, nor feel ashamed or their nar. raw 'conceptions of the greatneSs and goodness of he Creator, they must, indeed, be weak in the spirit, as •well . ne,iii the flesh. At 3e't;leelt, 1, 1 . d minutes, 1 Passed over a vast hody of clouds, vvhich reflected the sun powerful;' ly on the. Balloon; .eausing it, to rice to.a great • eighth above them;•and obieuring from my view, Ilarrisburii and to the south, as fur as York, the clink of the river scenery. The current Leto«•, however, Lichie nearly at right angles with the current above, soon cleared the atmosphere of the cloudy obstruction. My codise now, einitinucd down the west lido of the river, until I reached the inoiitl;, of Coderona creak, when I crossed the river obliquely in a direction over Marietta.— [Living at the commencement of , tlic ioSme; re. solved to go to Lancaster; I ribcordiniqy v l:44 in the upper current, as the IMvcr Inive ear tied me over flarrisburg i. anti in !tic direction for Lebanon. At 4 o'clock; I passed: over the town of Marietta, in a direct BIM for Lancastcr: , At 10 minutes before 5,,1 conimenced a rapid descent, being-at n paint about a mile S: W; of the city, and calculating, that the lower current nmuld Bar ry me into the city; but I found on nearing the earth, that the current below had subsided, so that my descent was nearly perpendicular; and the rigging of the Balloon caught fast to high tree, from which I soon broke louse. In a short time several hundreds of citizens came to the spot , to whom I throw out my long ropeS, and sailed over the midst of my felloiv townsmen, triumph. antly into the town of my home. When we reach. cd the centre square, I made preparetiohs for ad. other ascension. I detached the car from the cpufentrating hoop, and fastened thereto a sling, in which' I fixed a notched board, upon whit:lo took my station; the son in the moan time, wee shaded from the Balloon by the surrounding build ings, and on trial, found the Balloon equipoised with Lill3 !lieu disposed of my bouts and -hat, which enabled tho 'Comet' to rise again in majestic grandeur. The enthusiasm of my friends - Was , not 'only. lavished Upon the beauty of the Seem; Gut in their kindnessitliey - also' inflated 'my collapsed .money bag, whicli I trust;l can as, duly appreciate, as it was kindly (and to me un expectedly) given. After remaining afloat half an hour, I made a final descent two dpares quail of thew centre tu'inak; from whence the machine. was - towed to my dwelling, where it was disildted and left, alter the day was W`e*ripcnt: by The Public's obedied tioi;ant, • Jou'rf vitist;' Carlisle, May 29, 1.64 b... MARRIED; On the 20th of April, by the Rev. Jinn. Heck, Mr. JOSEPH WAIDEN, of Carlisle, to' Miss Alarm Ann Rooms, of Newville. • P'6l): the , 16th Mat. by the same; Mr. WILLIAM HOOT IO M AS SUSAN' .146 LAIIO PI LT ,both tma gaitleft:tz. . . , . . BALTIMORE, May 27 ~1 643.. . , CATTLE.— tilie'riliA this week amounted to about 330 head, 'ip of which sold at about $6 25 to 6 75 per 100 lbs.; - ,Hogs.live , been taken as they , were wanted, five' . droves, ats 5 t0 . 4.r. FLOUR-=City .Mills't q iritigiseld? freelyat $4 50; Susquehanna,tlit.S.*ltti:liOWlekil O'reetiieddenilitte'd:' O'eaday,ai, 4, 501 some ~ 4 1 doill.7 11: 0114'.Viri While' . others were indifferent - about , renkabo ut, llh , ig - at Ihi t time i t4- any ikee.';.. l . ,. 1: ; ' ' GRAlN—ThbieeelptSorifarthud 'l:Vhiat'rire Only in very:Saiall lota; . whleliire , saft fn at 60 6 • 'es Cents,'itrile, ; tin - Rubenla rid irrities:siiieielieeln 1 4:01.14 jo:f.o3#er busbet.' , . 'Rye.' hint4o4ilit's4 ta s s: .4 e 6 ii i. ; i'CO r rri J444'50.40 51co'ht6ldriaiid' Aind:fti.nii,6llo)_ rii , fi'Pilill:lod•da..l4"o4.oto.,i,ll.ts2 - ,'' Mssylatillpite basis sold at r 51$ AO, filiiood Pe s oiuql:; olniliiitlel ' -,! ' ,': ' -.',., ., ,i• 1 2 t : '!. , ul ',, ! jr.. :`. / . ,1, ;... ' .: wittlalEY.4l;!ltiiiui iiiitioh' is list 4e,i o i;bit t ] resins i.64l:46iilidao:;'fi'iiatokirof,P;',!Fiia,lii.'..t ' , .k . 4.4',..:. - : . .,.; . ,',,i!..... , ).;!, ~. ~.,:.;, ,:,_.- ~ . .. , ; P.I t i4t4olirilg.,Alfg: irfiiiiol43i • :.-FLE:Mt,-;"Wit'-1.11,0 11104'141:tr.in he *MCI Of" suPli(l,l36.B #K t t, 4 l 44 k 4 Arif.lot.ioi 4. it/ 'lO ana'rf t0:a94'.156 . • •fiaft..olplc,supo,rilu c ll 4 4 71;.iiiii. Ofrv'llis'irtiliiiii4Orniiiiiliaitt47- 4 ?§),041#4•;, glXlo.ll66io_*oo4of•itityr.-kiiil l * M nr y O.:lid 1, wile .zosteol7oo.R.4oo,'-01. 1 1 41 110 4 I 1 ' '',. ',, % ';'l,' ~,i,r",. , 1tp 5 .,4„....6". = • HO. . • ;Gao C Ely ; NO . ig pA, BublietitiiiihointAt(!iied'Oe-rv! 1, tail iisinCesli:libii:fitoalieitt6 try and Towa'Sttireltiefers and tlfe4iitileiineralli; • • Sugar, . • C,olfce,.' • •.• • Bacon, • • Tea, •,; 'll4iiluises.; • •;* • 7 •Hitindy,•;••- • ,. Chocolite,7. -- • - •• ,•, • •-, '.Gin, • • ' ••• Spices, '';• Oil, Wine;" Sperm Candles, Tobacoci, , . • Whiskey, Fish; • • •.• Salt, ••• •• • • • Plaster, . • • Pitch, ' °Awn. , . • , And a general assortment of GROCPRIES, for sale by • ' ' JOHN IL HHANT, ••:May'3l., 11349. • ' " tfsl.' .111.4 E .0 II .l. S.*B 11 . R,G At the Railicoud . Depot, Cuinbeiktnti county, Pa. lIIHE subscriber respectfully:announces to his friends and the public generally, that he bas' taken the above named new and commodious lama nag, where he will rendeivor to , serve those EI j I Ih!, • that may call upon him in the most satin- - factory manner. The House is centrally and pica sandy located arid is furnished throughout with the best of Bedding and other furniture, and his accom• modations are each as to make it a convenient nod desirable stopping place. No exertions will be spar, ed to wake it agreeable in all its departmerits to thole who may favor him with a call. SAMUEL MEILY 91-31 May SI, 1843 Travellers lake Notice, maul . Fondlips 4101 the furniture and 'Assen t gers generally, con be sent froin D. Leech and Co's old House at the foot of Walnut street, Jotter than any other house in Harrisburg, to any of the following Cities and all intermediate places. New York, Philadelphia, Louisville? • Baltimore, Grand Cairo, Pittsburg, St. Louis, May 31,1843 Map V. Vf. ILSOMESs DENTIST, i ki L a t ne requiredperform r all operations upon the Teeth, s ae Saliwg, Plugging, &c., or will restore the loss of them, by instating Artificial Teeth, from a single Tooth, to a full sett. a_7olfice in Pitt street, a few doors SOuth of the IN [road .Hotel. N. B. Dr. Loomis absent from Carlisle, the last ten days, in each month. , May 24, 1843. tf-30 Pro bona pfehlice I Call and save a Dollar ! HATS ! HATS 1 • ..-. • - . ... • - c.7. - . 4,- ... ....malee 1.. air. - .... J. , -.:.•,- ,- ---:,7 • ••••-.....--• • - ii .- - --,Z. -- ; '...- ii .- ...• ....,14.0 •• • ••:, • . - . 7. -÷,--_-, ni.i.0,...,,.. ..... T.---1 -...., t, ti..:7 -.......-- ' ! s-. ; •*46. 5. ' ...'S ' wish to suit yo - urs'elves in in first rate H.4:1',5 of every .kiecl;Stist - give a .ll.nt the : new llot Alantlfitetory of the subscriber, ). 9, ll'arperts Row,,two doors north of, Atigney d Andersen's storeovliere he intetlili: 'con. Andy on hand, tun, will mantilecture to order let' lie best nktderials And at the very Shortest.notice, ./leUritra,. BdiUSLI 4 0„MID 4ttly. mazig every deseription,,in the neatest and Most l?tsltion ihle i;tyle, warranted to havens good and permanent color es soy of the Hats manulitctured in the et ',i,•6. • Clegyeans and .111)1ilarysCaps, of every description • made in'the best style, and at ,cry moderate ,1114CP8. • For C'sll, he 'Will sell lower than ever Hats have been sold iu this llorongla—Mid, indeed, lits' prices zenerally will be such as to. suit the depression of •he times,. Although he prefers sidling lon Cash— yet he will, as usual, be willing to lake Country pro duce lit the market prices in exchange for Hats. The subscriber returns Ins ,sincere thanks to eenerons public. for the. encouragement he has re ceived since he first entumenenthbucinessahoutthree years ago,in the old shop in Loather strcet,and hopes by strict attention to business to merit and 'receive a cmiti M tame or their patronage. For the convenience of some of his evomers i .ltentill etirries on busi ness at the 0111 nitop- , -,.but those who w ish to Itavl . •'piek mid choice" veldt] do well to call at the new toltildisliment..No. - 3, Harp. is Row. • Call and judge for yotorselves.• All No. i,d in .., WILLIAM 11. TROUT. Carlisle, 31ny..24, 1843. tf-30 tEllg'S SARSAPARILLA, DAI LY ore the effects of this preparation be coming lucre. apparent. Numerous persons assert thaw have derived !core benefit floss using one . - bottle of. tt.; than three of any Miter. 'rids is easily accomdedfor,as 1)1.. Leidy's Sarsaparilla is a mulch stronger prepandion than ony other, owl near trice as nine!' is contained in one bottle as of any other (and sold at the same price,) Let the public remem this—it is no vain boast hut the real fact. • DR. LEIDY'S SIIICSAPARILLA Prow the Mcdienl Itevidw , . oj.'Among the vegetable alteratives with which our dispensaries almond, there me few so useful us Sarsaparilla, and when Properly combine:l and pre pared, is itivalttable; not only ht restoring debilits= tell constitutions totheir wonted energy but. itt every ease arising out of 1111 impure state of the blood." From a knowledge of very many eases (and some of them considmod incurable) where many different preparations of !- arsapari In hod been used, none seemed to posse 4 virtues or remedial powers equal to Dr.Lehly's Medicated or Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla."' It to a preparation it is believed fae superior to any other, and would 'recommend it to the particular notice of Physicians.--Ed, U. S. Gazette. y . DR. LEIDY'S SARSAPARILLA. Extract of a letter Irma J. H. Whitmore, of Easton, in relation to Dr. Leidy 's Sarsaparilla.. "My little-boy and girl,,the 'former now three years and the latter now seven years old, have been afflicted with a scrofulous tumor from the time they were three months old. Three months ago I wan induced to make trial of your Extract of Sarsaparilla, and have given it to both to the presenutime. They are now entirely free from aim appearance of 'Scro fula and never were in better health." . Dr. Leidy's Saasaparilla is efficacious in all dis eases arising frdm impurities of the blood sue other fldids of the system. All invalids who may have bern,under, Medical 'treatment, who ore debilitated front the quantity of. Medicine they jolty have taken, or are wider a mercurial influence,-will find that by using a few bottles of Dr. Leidy's Sarsaparilla,ilidir usual vigor• and elasticity .of.their franie and system will be restored, and Le again pbpinity4,to enjoy the sweets of life. 4 .; II; Or. •=•.--,,:•••• • • tt.t fiR. LEIDY'S :SARSAPAIIILLV. article'appears,m,be doing Wonders at' the - Saudi; and :from the 'high . charpetecpf she re commendations; .we are rully,,lMrautideit it is a,most capital ined,icinefor all impu,;ties of the blood, We know.'Many.Physicians who hiCe given their'.testi many on this subjecyand rve kdow they. mould not give a .charit6ter medicine'that did motireaUy “deserve it."-•reharleston.Dnimirer. • • . Extract of, a letter fCom Dr. Warren, 'Natchez. "Having for the last yearin:my.practice used your Sarsaparilin with ninth satisfaction to myself and benefit to my Patieiits;thevii-hateSitatinn in declar ing it •to be one of the most'usefid 'preparations in diseases for' which Sarsaparilla is , pclsiribed t P, DIM LEIDY'S! SAIISAIPAItiLLAf. e . • rOThia preparation may, - he depth. ed,..upon pas being the strongest (Consequently' morel,eqicaciotts) , of ;. any,in existence all IWO preparations taunt pea, Sella mailer vlrtuee, in proportion totheir ,strength, being prepared free) the same article.. Dr: Leitly'a , Pimpoenti, Extract, of Sarsaparilla, bowiieic seises preperiies. not possessed hy. others, from Jta, taapper.4,ltraparetion,and coMbinatioit mith:otHer: vegetable atlraettl retictMluended by the medital fa‘ ,caltY•- • -ati_d-bentie, the rGoson why it is so , generally" recoptre re etr , lid.hy,.the gh4atoltmo of PkilltiOe!PY#if a nd ' eleeiihe • , , • VOW eatitterditairlt ,, illvinea.OX this thin e10i14.-knowledge detapciadkili by .PhyslAi clans, (die reason „why they soseiterall¢,tuaNit,aa they would nottse or vieeettoeuiVank htettltratiop NYllliglttltpontheinecn_apositiou has been liftnons I n n a nny c i f ttospitals threeghoot the ~.^11: And s recommended Physitialis and, !urn?' thOtelastiMtiona.! 4 It la pred-kV - and and-retail, at Dr. L EIDY'S 11l.ealthpaporiu1n,NoM9l-North fle,ennd.tttreet ,tieloW.;%Tinet also Aoltl,ll,:Prisderia ~Dreni.ttornek..VlAkaltd cheMietalretiitt:tntlYred. 'Klett lleDtt, , ,opt.nrt.Sd''an,d,:;Dallotrbill 'street, .St,. tier boVe,4l,bs,litrt inZ ' 9' ' • ti c " 1 1 3 1 P IAlit • 1114. ES PECT#VI,I I Y ;informs • the,, ar- T ere, miners; Merchants and 1116' 1 ,00p g 6 W. eraily, that he la:now prepared with in stuttequa inaotous Ware: HtiuseS,'on the Penna Canal,*ar the foot of Walnut street, hi Harriaburg, to' iteitlye in Store'for, Shipment, Country produce - abd chantliza Forifiuladelphitt,l3altintoraned_Pittab'org and all intermediate places. 'D. Ceeeh "and .Cd's Line, and . the 'fed lowing first class tillb ' Canal Beats, will ran' froni thendosealo Harrisburg. - ' Boit • J. C. MeAlleater, • " . •Chesapeake, ' Mary and Martha, Pacific.' May 1,1843 • ma "COUR. BUILDING LOTS, on the riouth.:West • corner of Lout* and Radford Streets, each Lot thirty foot in• flea on Louther street, and pighty.tive feet deep to 0. ten feat alloy. Any person wishing to ,purchase the'above lets are requesied to call dp Alvin Slum, Esq., who id authorized to receive Piiiposels for the sale of thorn; and if not sold before FRIDAY TUE BTII DAY OFJUNE - NEXT,,thoy will than be offered at public sale. . . „ Carlisle' May 31,1843., ' . 200,000. e PLASTRRING LATH,just recejv • d nod fo • le low b May 31, 1843, JQHN: V II. BRANT: :RUST received ind.for sale 15,b /Ms. RP Sugar, 50 do Molasses, 20Q Sacks IS'all,4oo Bags Collet!, 400 bbls, No , 4 Mackerel. ;; . May 31,1843.—' , MO: H. BRANT. Fad M6dicines. PREPARED only by DI:. D. JAIN Thventcir,• and sole proprietor, No. 2.0 South Third at. I'htladal ia,- and-- none--nre - genuine - without - h.s ,written e:gnature upon -.the outside wrapper. • All others are enunterfeita. These meditli nes arc recommended and extensive. . . used by the most intelligent persons in the United States, by numerous Professors and Presidents 01 Colleps, Plvisieians of the Army,iihil Navy, and of Hospitals and Almshouses, and by More than three Era hundred Clergymen of various denominations. They are expressly prepared for family ose, and havenequieedandunprecedented popularitythrough out the United States; audits they are so admirably calculated to preserve geekh and cure no family should ever he without them. Theproprio ror of these valuable preparations received his,edu, cation at one of the best Medical Colleges in ne U. States, itnd has had fifteen y6rs • experience in an extensive mid - diversified practiee, by whldh he has hail ample opportunities of acquiring, a practical knowledge of diseases, and of the remdies best cal dilated to remove them. These preparations con sist of. Jayne's Expectbrant, a valuable remedy for Cough, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Croup, !looping Cough, Bronchitis, Pleurisy and h+ flammation of the Lungs or Throat, Difficulty of Breathingond all diseases of the Pulmonary Organs. Also Jayne's Hair Tonic; for the Preservation, Growth and. Beauty of the flair, and which will posi-. lively bring in new hair on Also Jayne's Tank, Verimfoge„a certain and plea sant remedy for Worms' Dyspepsia Piles, and many other diseases. Also Jayne's Carminitive Balsam, a certain cure far• Bowel and Sommer Complaints: [Shirrhcett, Dy sentery Cholic, Cramps, Siek Ileadache;.Seur stom ach Cholera Martins, and all derangements of the Stomaeltand newels, Nervinis Affections, Ste.. Jayne's Sanative rills, for Female Diseases, Liver Complaint, Costiveness, ,Fevers, Inflammations, Glandular, Obstructions, Dishses of the Skin, &e. and in all cases where an Alterative or' Purgative Medicine is required. Fbr sale in Carlisle; by 111ay 31,1843 • ATTENTION 1 . asig swring Adaniaiitine 'CAlnirds. Alny 24,1843 HWY •tOODS. s. cL4rik, bus just received fitonl the in City, a large and splendid assortment of Spring and Summer Gnods consisting in part of reax Goous. of ever . ) , variety, such as English ' French, Certain), India,, and—Alnerican •GROCEIIIES, QUEENS WA RE and GLASSWARE ()revery variety, Bard warirand Cutlery, window Class, ("alias, Oils and Bye Sculls, Brushes of all kinds; 40 Cases or . • 130078 tom . OKOE% of all kinds, elle:mei. tlido have rvol' been sold i Carnal e leeretoMrec l(er stock o 1 goods l cliig mile larger distil It has ever perm /111(1 Oil ten awl fres! and she toeing thoterutineol 6 sell at very sthall pro fits'slie hopes to receive the favors of her. former customers awl o 1 the liublic; those that. will please to favor her s wi.li to call cannot go away without be• lug suited.• • Carlisle. May 17,1843. BARGAINS! THE. subscriber has just opened,. the JR. largest, and cheapest Stock of .SPRING and SU AI 81E It GOODS, ever brought to Carlisle, a mong which, are the Mowing Woad Cloths for $2. to $7. ,• • , Cassitnere $l, 11, 2 and 21. ' French Cassirneres, n new article 871, I and 150. Vestings from 124 to $1 19.. Pantaloons stalls from 61 to $l,OO. Calicoes 4 eta 5..6 8 10 and 121 cents. Chintz ks/ to , 45, Aluslins, 3,4, 6,8, 10 and 121 cents. , Lawns, I yard wide, 12 1-2, 184 and 25. . lialziweens, 37 1-2, 50 mid 62 1-2. Summer Cloth, Nlapatha), aid Gtimbroons. . Checkes, 61 cents, 8, Iti and t4l cents. • l'ickings, 7, 8,10, 19 aunt 18g. • • Laces and Edgings for 1 et. to 121 cents. , • Elegant Foulard , . Poult de Loi, and Gio Ale Rhine Silks. . • • Mousilin de Loins, I?, 142 eta. 18,.21 and 87 , Ito met Ribbons for Otto 911. • . • • Cardiruls and Black rihett Shawle. Elegant Embroidered Su :Searfs:_. •, . • Do. ' do. Silk and Fillet dq. - 'Bonnets, Ladies and Misses of all kinds B , i,.prirea. Mena Leghorn and Chip Hats, to great variety, Cottonades, Drillings, Alto, A Fresh. Lot of Cheap Orcicerlee. BrOwn and Loaf Sugars. • Rio Coffee, strong, 10 to 121. .Young Hyson,Jouperial,and black Teas, frealv i and good. Chocolate, guiSpices of all kinds. ' ,New Os leaneuMSligar House Molasses, ke. Boas% and SHOES; Of every description and Orices t sereralthoustiritt pair just received and selling astonishingly low, fdr instance: 'Mena fine long Boots,s2 to 4. . . 'Dino Monroesior 75 to.l. 50, • - . /lasses Slippera of pll.kinds. , . Childiene Leather-4nd Moroceto Boots. • Mons kip Bhori,d,io/ and 75... 1 IXens (layer Iloots,St 25 to 11. Menit FuS odutlitrush .4P4 iq Bhoot.evefy rnt,icig I.eedeo,,froTrka *Broad Clogi at, VB.oer'ylirdiand 'tit pikes to suit tbe :Reeolleat : tlia ,ol4V,,stand opposite WunderliclN Old stand;ltid tbeseonnd !dote. below the corner eastAlein street.. . , „ - t• u As.our,eksen Aro - per:Alp street ssiy On his tsa vet..? timn;kap!, 40/11,•,nwtake'the hawse, one ddor spme times.rnakes event difference: ' ; Pu'rebeseri, , ktends and,:er,niters,lite.a.ad 01,, , ptesdie ter. ball at dol old idom '.* • • • " " • 'CHAS. OGILEY.' .6 t4 4,l6,olirayirog44-z.-!, r • tf . 2 7 • New ~r 4 Cheap' Store. 111430 iPliVerSraOlint5' 4 1: 16 pgblio that he his taken the gore room recently (** slimiest by Messrs, Bossermanotndlliittoh, in'.psorth Hanover street, Carlisle, In *Weblike is now, open. inf alarge and splernOirul ohelip'assiiitment oft i1011000,41k simptska I DRY. GOODS; GROCERIES,-:HARDWARE,. I • 400110: of every variety and • quality, which he nvitAs tfie pilbl/0 meall and easeillaCitlandelit that the quality itr,blasooda and thnirrlow Lipp to,all who may fa v or him , sylth War F • A tS. may t* , CHARLES REED; 3 ' 4 ,;'? oi!olf '` , g!ttri t7 :; 1114 1P : ' '''`' ,iyirrargisin - ; , iWo a Por.o. l !,Vd.hiligP Au.lsll',l° busineae in` ClLrlisle, gond. opportunity; ilk •Mfordeil ^of pur, tthesinialtopit of Goodq TM ' gind4h l o Spero all bought:for caeki ! ti,s the presen t proprie j:or in consequence of other Oigii . gements, is de. Means' of - selling off; : flo o ;:on such iermii, 'as must pleat& a Turcheser.. Tnquire at the Offied of th lleteld Expositor: - ) May' 1843: • •1 Sriiia •Surrit ar:o ,510111.2111agi0 A T the store oldie sobscriber; West I%4ain street. Brick house. nearly opposite the "Big Locust Tree?' just re ceiv'ed tl large and handsome assort ment fresh and thebest quality Groceries—among which can be had ,‘''••• Pinecrusbed Leaf Sugar at 124 cents. , 1 . Lump and Loaf Sugars from II tol4 cents. , 11;own Sugars fine and superior qualities from 1 4 tc, 10 cents. • • , • Ili° Coffees strong scented fdr 10 to cents. Also, Java Coirde. • Young Hyson,Trnberial and Gun Powder Tetts- , •'- various qualities,„all fresh for 75 to 1, 371 per lb. Spices of every deipription, grand and Ouground.. , . CEDAR WARE: •• Tuba, Bowls, CFltiros'. painted Buckets, Sta. . ~• , • • BASKETS, : :Willow and, Cototnon Market Baskets, covered ahtl uncovered clo,tirs Baskets,, Bushel Baskets; round baskets, &c , J OIL A al) :CANDLES.: . • Pure 'winter Spei'm ortsunp Oil—none but best ' and wartaided equal to any in this or any 6ther market at sl , per gallon. Also clari fi ed Ele phant Oil at 75 cents per gallon. . . Sperm Candlea, pure at 917 cents, ' • •• Mould and Dipped Candles. ' • -, FISH : . • Mackerel, No. 1 and 2, Salryton and npror l ., • . moLAssts P.New Orleans (Superior baking,) Sugar House and Syrup Illolasse for 37ijo feli cents per gallon. . ,W A ItE : A new and' g , ,Merld Assortment of China, ►Glass rind Queensware; also Ciciekery Ware. " TOBACCO: • ' • • Cavendish, Phig, Ladies twist and Smohe Tobac- Co, Cigars: Caelilo, variegated and white Soap, also Stlaying Soaps. • t • White wash, Sweeping. Scrubbing, Dust, flair and Clothes. ftrushes,•also (land Brushes,.4.o, • .'t Liverpool G. A', and Silo Salr,nsid all 'utiles' art' cles in the Grocery line, which by calling at oar house can be seen null prices comyared. • • • In our Douse; tee think, we caniell for Cash; (our WO , of buying).probably cheaper. thou the sane ar tieleA Can be had in other Sections of the town, and if we canhot. flied our neighbors opposite hod our friends adjoining can—eall and please yourselves; for past thvors we are thankful. Hut abiiie forget the house, one door sometimes mnkes.a great difference. A living hall we watit,so who wants more,has more than his share: J. W. EBY. Carlisle, :Slay 10,1843 HE subscriber has just received a gen eral assortment of (t) (DUD 0 0 consisting in part of Figured, Plain and Barred Alouselin-de-Laines;-figured,-Plain, -Striped - lawns and Gingbams, English and' French Chintzes, plain figured and barred .SWiss,Jackoliette and Cambric Muslins; a general assortment of Grodemm, Grodes wa , Indian and Italian Silks, Bonnet Silks and Rib bons, Straw, Leghorn,- llniid and' Willow Bonnets, Raw Silk, Cashmere and Cotton Hose, Silk, Mohair Kid and Cotton Gloves, Umbrellas, Parsols and Shades, new style,'Freneli, German anif Irish Linens ifsileburg :outline!) Sheeting!, Linen Drillings and Gambrooni for Pantaloons, ino Cords,' Stripes and Nankeens, Carpeting nail Buggißrown and Breached Miislins,Tickings and Calicoes, Fans and Hanker 'chiefs, Leghorn and Patin Leaf Hats, &MAY, Gimp and Edging , Cloths, Cusimeres and §:milieus. T. C. STEVENSON. tf-31 ou are ordered i parade at -the ithlie house or Mr iyster,on the \Val ut-Bouotti road, co miles west or etitrer ille, oil 'uesday the Gth of one next,at tOo'- oek, A. M., with rms and accoutre units iu good or- Queenstrarc & Grocerics,.. all of whirl) be sold on favorable terms at tha more of A. RICII . A1111%.: Carlisle, May to, 1843. If-23 By order of =ME OE A . . ~, ~ . .. LARGO and fultsupply. of prime'GROCER IBS, at ypry reduced ; priees at the store of the subscriber, in South [Latimer at. in the store room formerly kept . by Charles Barnitz. CarlialC; May 10, 1843 . • i'licnniversal Favorite.—Ellienpest ,Magazine in the • World. Blackwood's EdinburgMagaziiie 4 new . Reprint-1 . -v.: a year; Single Copieil 81 rte. THE Publisher of the New World tunionnces that he bas commenceatlie republication of this most celelmated of the Magazines at n price whieli• will insure it n very large circulation. "I ilackwood" bas bong s t oo d at tile bead of; the periodical literainee of the world, and it continues to maintain that clistine,-, lion,- without a rival. ffsofessor Wilson, its editor, lold 'Christopher North,') is iturivalled ris a prose writer and a poet:and his cohtributors are uniting the first living authors of Great Britain. it will lie isstied in a thimble 'number of the New World, hours after the arrival of the Eng lish Steamer, tied sent hy . the first mails to ehbscrt hers in. nil parts of the United Ages And British America. J. . • . MEM TERMS-'-:-$2 per annum for ono copy-450r three mottles—s 3 for five copies—and 5 for ten copi es— pa)able in advance. Sinele eoptes 13 cents. • Ann Posttntister; or other person who will obtain 10 subscribers, and remit sls'llterefore, shall have an extra copy gratis. Sithiect to newspaper postage. Addrep J. WINCI - lESTEN, Publisher... 30 Ann street, New York. May 17, 1.843:- - . • ' • ' tf. 27 Boots mad NiQeS. . • .A .NEW sidthiio.n to this 'former Stock • , of 'pig calf, sewed x!ricl paled (loots, Mess and . 1loys•Klp Bolds of iooelq9ality, Mans and Boys Kip anal calf ;11onroes, Lollies; Misses and Childress kid anal *rodeo, slippers, Ladies and Misses flue morocco welts: allot' Ntliieltitill'be sold iincommok ly low for Cal f . " WM. M. MATEEIL. Carlisle May 10,1.843. : a • - 41-9.8 . • • Houses • FOR SALE. • • • • • t• •, .; TllRTwo'fwo Story Brick Dwe'aing sin • !MUSKS and .Ground attached,: being 1 ;, • about 20,teeffront. antl.o4o feet ir . .dcpth tffe south side of Pomfrrx h ie ee t. 4 1 1 1.4 3 •1ttf the old• College lot,' now in the ten a nt Wm.-Mason and Wm. Crall, late the rpmerty of Bridget Carney's heirsjs offered for -posed of in the helm time, the property - w ill b e h p fered at pitblie sale at the Court How this Ilor ough, on WEDNESDAY the 14th r..r.nlE next, at 10 . thg. forenoon.. Any o4ter information -will be given by the undersigned 'Trustee of thu tate at any time. J. W. EBY. Carlisle, May 17;154.. ' w , , Aeigg .Cleaping.tinti filctrairiug Btasimeits. lro ITN W. BROrtli bl;—tiould res eat-. VIP •fully inforna•the ,C itizene:of. Cartiale, tbot, he has cinntpenced butane es -olds fortney*shletie in Church Alley, oupoel'o Ethication'Hgl,"crlierthe is preintred;to Clean um:t r Scour Wooten Clotlung of all kinds, in the is.rtheit 'tied •neistest Aaniier, and 'so as to restore o'nigartnenta allnOst to the beauty of , new, Persons . I•Citving'Clothes olth him toile clean ed or ecourek may rely upon) his ettentlincte,thern: Pr,9mPllrelle,4sttiOltetorilyjnid tie.therelore hope by strict at,tehtion 'to business t 6 reeelVe , illiberal 'hare xtr 11,tronsge, ot, , ,Ciothe":oe . Vos m ai.betielt tit !the Oarlier ihdp of Mt. 'Virebb, Ali of lealott,mlik ,t , ot folpfo!jy,attroodo to.- • 17,4343, • • • ir49 1 , 71 ,;., ICEOSIIS,BV4PRS--- Ni.y 4 y.,. • •-• „ 121W&N'Tir*P1.041:100IPII r i Atis• L FEATHERS for salo,n 50,19 w, in ..quyntltles , .10. iultitbrobisorc.for CASLItat prikbe front JO ' IS, PP and' 5. cents peg vow*. , . Read , made )14410, Bohlen; ,And !Hair Mtittpseiititiittii:o4 do., and alt britetetineli. I to suit 'any. alp& Wet - mute, ahoy! hand . Curled bide MIAs by tub , !.bldricit' single treinidi , Counilc/rekefitei/A iin ll 4 o ol t io.Ltige)i•OWAt bget. by calla g.pilftytOmbp4iber*Paotevfrab,., +",'; ; ..e-Rial,Wit .!tiOlig . t i! S:g..uorner bf, 'Seedmi k ftrqet,i .Z 14 1 04 q.? BRUSHES SPRING --- GOODS. SPRING .AND .614..00IPMEMSh, WM. M. AIATEER.. V. 28 .4*CK NUMBERS STILL SUPPLIES, - COWIFEI :lON 111%-. FRWTS • that they have*just received at their storeoin; High *strep.,t; ,nexjpidgog..t.o.flpetem'a Hotel, carlisle., a large, freiih k and eifigaiht Misoitnient of CANDIES; PttUITS; and otli4 articles: in sheirsjidei t whinh they areyeady .to . dispose of, wholesale and Entail; 'On the - Moat rensdhatifefesros.' Theitiesortinent: Comprises:the follistving• Tilrietie . q. cf,whifd; are of the choicest oitisility:. '• •' • ''; -1.- •' • CANDIES:•-vAlint„ iihand, curls; quies,:spear t mint, mint plat, cakes and' rolls, cinnamon, salsa frns,, lemon, lioarhOund,•ellove;icreani add hirdieYe; Thompsonion or pepper candies; Jarksou and Pay, hills, lemon balls, Fiends and nomnion'''.Neliga French; common; and eapleding secrets ; nyintdrops rock and vanilla candy ; ,iugar and burnt almonds; • toyi;liqiiorke;tio. c . • • NuTS 7r Aimonits,filbertiligngpsh barks; clipsnuhs, Biiiail,main,cbcoa and ground • kitUg'..S—Oputges, lemons, raisins, figs, prnnes, gates and:citron." Alio' the best • • •y•v4 ;, ; Cskiveindisla Tobacco and. Segarsi • such air 4egalia, Principe, Havana,. Trsibucas• and American.segars, of the finest quality. Their assortment lie impt constantly supplied by fresh additions. Country.p merchants are invited : to call, no they, can be supplied on terms' int advantage ous as city, prices. The. patronage, of the public us respectfully' solicited. Caelfile, • A piit.26„. 1843, ESE Leather,',iftaraceo apt!' ifiattta l f WV'. .Ira E ,trit P.; itltO r U'' i r rir es , i o w n e l t l f t ll p ly p i u nt i r c Hls n 'th ' enitizens of Har i general, that lie has removed his Leatlo; Aihroeco and "Finding Store, to North Second :Street; a few doors above Henry Bitehler'a Hotel, where he will keep constantly on hand a •generel assortment of the' following 'honied articles, vii: • . & Simonet*, Sole, Skirting, Harness, fair and black bridle, wax and grAin upper, whip and collar leather, wax and grain Calf • Skins, Spanish a nd country hills, top- and lining leather,bellows Leather for Far, • nAces And. Bladfsmiths, 'add Bark , • . Tanned' Sheep Skins, • .; • ALSO---J1101;0110S: , Comprising Men's Morocco, Women's undressed red and block straits,French.kid of different colors. Red rearm Bindings, Linings of ell 'colors, Book. binder's leather, Chamois' leather and itio,:;ikina. ALSO--SHOEMAKERS' , 'KIT' AND FiNDING,T, Snch as boot keyrandbreakgrs, slibe keys;barn mersTpiotit-traTroletw,-stumps;ilize stick,s, punchesi knives. rubbers, files, rasps; thread, boot 'welibitig, ap4rabfes, boot'dolid, pegs, awls; &cc. &c. , All of which he will sell ut the veil... , Low Esr CASH „ PRICE! ' ' AV. P.. tediums los sincere thatiks'to the pub lic, for the liberal Patronage which has heretofore been extended to him, and respectfully solicits 'a continuance of their favors. Harrisburg, May 17, 11E441 Forwarding 41, - • Conimission GEORGE C3U011i11,E243.F friccuiNG . 1111ESr i EurFuLtx infornis the pnblio;that he is ib prepaiyifter-receivei - forward, and dispose of Produce of everrdescirlption, either at the Philadelphia' or RA!Orebro Markets, M. at any *impolite accessible by Rail Road: As he will attend in person to the delivery and tale o r all articles entrusted to his tare, the most satisfactory and speedy tempts may at all times be expected,and the.utinost prOmptituile in . the transaction of .all bu siness entrusted to him: Farmers mid others having any article which they disposed-of, will-do - well to call en im— mediately oppositethe Mansion llouse, and Hail Road Depot, West lligh 'direct, Carlisle. . , t G P. is authorized to purchase several }Modred bushels of'Grain, -for which the highest ,price will be given; ..Carlisle, May 17,1843.' • 11-'29 mannimmanasmBt --rAviciony HE subscribers ;take:this method to inforin s i heir:customeo and tile:ppbiic in gen. emit, that the, have'akain :rented : theithove• named Factory,,situiiteil at ;Pape:down ? on the Baltimore turnpike, 6 .miles pouth, of Carlisle, where they in tend to inianuketure from the fleece; • . 31 0 . Li °I II g129. g FAitFET, FLANNEL, • and Twilled or Plain broa.l Blanketing.' Also CUING- OS COO ING STOCKING • and Caffiet- Yarn . ; Cotoring, • Full ing Dressing and Weaving. , of all kinds:-.... • . Saul oeta ill be manufactured at so cents per yard, mid a deduction of f.'d per cent for cash. Cloth at 50 cents per yard and u deduction of .5' per cent for cash, Broad blanketing 75-and dednetiou of 10 per cent for cash; all other goods madufactu red as low as at any other establishment, and 5 per cent off fur cash. For the better accommodation of their customers, Wool may be Intl at the following Carlisle; Beetem's and William Brown's, Carlisle; Ahl or Reigle's stores, ' Churditown ; Bender's tavern, 'lllltsbnrg: and at John Reichard's tavern mi the Trindle Spring Road 3 miles below Carlisle, and at quigley's tavern, Hoguetdown. MATSON, MOOREIIv. HASKELL. May 10,1643. . 6t-28 0 Yr HE Subscriber thankful for' past &Cora begs leave to inform his friends and the- public in gencral,lhatle continues to carry on the • TAILORING. BUSINpN, in all it various branches at the room ;Occupied by him for the last two years, i a kith street; west of the Court House, adjoining N. W. Wood's dore,w here he is prepared to execute all kinds of work in his line, in the best and most fashionable manner; and upon the shortest notice. Charges made to suit the times. He strict attention tn.bubluessheitill solicits a share of the puhrtic Valentine. WM. MoPHINISON. .9m-23 . . . Carlisle, A In!:. r 5, 1843 • • . C 044, 4s'6 . ‘• 2000.Pmiltr C E o ' 1! :10 1 0 1 7 1 :2 - i k a c e nt Valley' Limeburners do. SALT and FISH con. stant'.y on hand and sold as cheap qmin'be bad froze l Philadelphikor Bpllinage. • • i! . -• • ; is. MARTIN. Harrisburg, April 20, 1e43: . • Wine 'a . n'il 'adv . ors,. .. ... . qgQD kasortniCift:offirst choiFo Liquors, Aand vizi Flinch apd Romestic Brandies, trolf ' Gin,rdd Monimgahela and common Whiskey, a primd aiticle Of ACCimilic 'Peach Brandy, Port andlisbitin;Wineli. , ' ••...:. '. , • ' : : ...- ' I . h. , AVM M. MATEER. --Carlislo,:Pay 10i 1849..,. , .:.• • , ... tf.'2B . . . iois and- Siloolo. • 4. MlNEibpr, subsoribqr. xill,selt, sr qtrovey tuyl better lr zoarsellioOrOjo can be.found Cur i s le. solee4 !Hordes° :and • Kid Shoes; Ties hnd u ski ns,n au; hith . Boys' 1.00 Broguns,svonsani i lose priced Shoes, children's, Ett. : • • • _S., M. HARRIS. • Oct. 9; teat t ; LL are Via:di : fled that SAMUEL . , AlittErlT b AN„ of West Pennsborough town::' 4ip .. I. ,CuratMrlanit ,ddiihtv• Pa., did o ,the.y2th:of. April, execute ti tled of 'assigeniept of Mt kik tto perty, real, tmi tued' and mixed, to die stetscrlbef for the bebelit•of Creditors, so npliettri'ly said so siintrient! which is of rpptirchiTlVit; ILOVIIIIIPPYing claimattr domapda apt* Otptictii .KAtotv,*,•ct i*,... Mi*ted to make known the same without delay t and Atop. indebtedlo. 03* paymetit:lp,tlic aubliar,ther, who're/ides ht,the.omrtO wnilti_p,._ ' ,t , - ne,JAIVIFIA - M O CCULLOUGH; Maiiiiett; ' ' ay 8 , 18.49:, ...2 .. i ~......., . ,; , , 7, -.1 . 7 . 1 , ,,, , , , ,„. , 6,..27 . • tootatim:SfoldettillisineW "Stori:ittobirt;iojotnibk , 6iarle i ogiby andiMailly bppOsito thine:midland latarkeiMbrtilition , MunderltelloinCisnidiitnt , ooeuganerot-Ilir.liA•owm aa4 will ;se hap* ,to.sn%'''' ystlive of.the formir Raiti)liiif 'tins "StOre; sod 'also 'stillolivieebnenuaitee.olltlie:lniyonage of yiisold'cltBtomers Steektembrws gep- , eMI assortment ot Fancy' iiiid;Sta 'le - GOODEUM • ilition will be made titereterseith earlytirriodi,Par tieularattentiOnivilllellyentotboaeleetiee n io Goode, such as Inyv 1 - been titml JjAeStAagdo',Stock. lea - : 111.11, ARRIVAIIOI4IP H E G 0 011 8 . . LlPPlNollikkettfipY;Wegr thtf Rnil .11,) Shi ritensb u tg, have just .I:enticed from la delphia,a splendid niisoitmept ofinix,fashionableAnd VAtv 065.1) . S'''' . • LA which theta invite4MittiMition - of ptirelniserst tljey Are prepared to upper 9dndS of the.loweet Cash pristes,. mid those desirpus of putelutsing Climip,und Able' oeds, wilt find it to' their. adtaliteke titt,m cpil. ' - April 54 *moll -Profits qutok,Sales. TE subscriber basil ust ottened; isnevir . .00„s; which ise.w ill sell low thr CaqhF.c.to posed of Cloths, Cassi Meres, Satinets ' drillhigs,vcit snits, 6-4 shrethigs for 12i;5-4'd0.10, licautiful 4-4 Bleached Missliesior 127 f, IY-4111insehed:sheethig, haitilsome new • style 6, tc, 10, ley stockissgs, wish I 'sees, sup shades and .parasobbbeati 4 aid 4-4 heir cord missiles,'aisti ldivisa,cheaP Mon de' Lulea, With a variety of other goods which, lip invites the 'gaud has Carlisle to call' end examine rot. themselves. :Braid, straw and lawn Bonnets; Ladies, NI bees lied Childreilts Mciretto lied kid all lure. L BestitioCofilitti kest.bloel4iniperiinoitoth : i. el . Teas. SupericeCaveisdish Tobacco; ao pronoun ced by the best judges, all.:•of whiolP he :will - sell at prices in accordance with the times. : • • S. M. JIARRIS. Mait4:llB43,j '4OHN HARPER.',. emu, Enaintir, c. 97 u v e e e . e' e A : e _ Commissioner in,:lictillaTpay::,!.•. , 11l AS removed his office- to North Ariciiwiii; Ail Stay, West side, 8 doors Nortlrof Loutliec street, and 'nearly opposite the office of William Itvine,•Es4.,'where ho will as usual calkbfblly attend:to all business which may be entrusted 48, him in the line of his profession. •••Catlisle, April 12, 1841. '• •tf. ' • MANSION HOUSE HOTEL)' , Main street, one square West of the Court House • • "CARLISLE!, PA: 111 FrHE subs criber having leased:the above house, would most respectfully 'announce toil! his friends and the public generally (hat - he is pre pared to'nccommoilate them Mid the inutility, in a stylp,that lie hopes will be found saris-, hictory to all who May favor him With a call. • His table'will receive' his especial attention, and: shall always be abundantly supplied with the best to, be had in the doutity. 'The barls and . will be foiintl s ' constantly ,siimilied 'with the choicest WinetoptlA, I.lquors th.lt, are to be Obtained here and in the cities. •The littatilleil house-is comtniitliottal nud will be under the charge of a careful , Re hopes by a striet attention to business to reemyp' of the public patronage. ••;Y' • . lit7l3OAll.OEltS will be taken by the week,montH deyear. WILLIS . Carlisle, April h 1845. tf-23 • • - Attorney • at Law - • `. A - AFTERS his. professional services to ILI the public. 0-Office at the late realdence•of Mr. Jaenh Zug, on Man street. 'Car 5,1543. ATTENTION TO EAST 1110TIEE. THE subscriber baying concluded a sale and transfer of his fttimidr Stnek• - of Aterchaiis lize to Charles Barnitz St Co. det4eri a sikedy set-, lement of 'all his outstanding atedtints;and 'requests 11 those indebted to comeJun.ool'llll ilisetiarg~ heir accounts without 614, as' the' Books "will hi lot into other hands tbrooliektion very shortly GEO. W. HITNER. • • tf-29 April 5, 1849 A n k prEns for salc at very reduced priomsy a full • ity assortment of ' •• " • Drug s rfiler,dicines, Eye-Staut3B4 pAr,% . .75, &c. together with Stptiouarv, Rine Cap Paper, by the Ream, Letter do Slated liy thW tlazi.m,Slivor Pencils; Drawing ila Sable heir. do,, Drawing paper. Sealing •.. . IVax, Warm, Penknives, of a (the quality, Painting' brushes, Gras , 1 • • ing do. Shaving do. Teeth do„ licit' do., Shaving and • Tai)at Sonom great -, 3 :yariety,Yarnish, SpikyGrin/aid nd trnirround; Together with ever)' other article i tithe Diiiillhe„ lie attention of Physicians, Country Merchants smil )yers, is solicited as 1 am determine to sell at very Ow prices for Cash. , • • ' t • • n • ,Carlisle, March 15,1843. t .rotate. TTPRS of Administration D. B. I%T. •mlifil the'vettl aiitteied of „lames Moo're; deed: lately 01 Chrlittle..loote been geinited in due form . 0t" 1,,w, to the subscriber to whom all persons indebted will make -.payment, and those- having clai mts •• viii •esent thi in for settlement. • ROBERT WORE: 61.48 Carlisle, May 40,1843 Estate , of 'Martha Geddis, deceased' r.ETTE RS'of AdminisEration, di Sonia 4 non, haring been granted to.thei•subserther•re. siding in the same place, upon the Estate of MAE, THA GEED'S; late of the bornugii.. of Newidlle; , All persona having clutms, or • tlemsulds against the estate of said decedent, are rptins sled to make known the same without tielay;u4d:tbbstitip tighted to make payment immed,iatelyAtiq JAMES' ft:II"MNEV" z Mak 100843 Estate, of . Chriitign, deceased. . • . it.r TS HEREBY timilett6ti"of 1. [ration on the:Estaie otiCHRISUMiiCII.4,I4L, late of Allen township, Cumberland county, r deo'd; have been . grintediwthe pOliStis having claims or.t.lryolithlipga twit the estate atpsl.lle.. emietd, ore requested to makelinotin'tlie slime with. out. thim. soiti th3te iniltdatid to make voytuVx4V,tou. ledottcly, to • •ai . t , • JOHN iI:'COCiIP.RVAIIen JOHN SCIVAICK, Fairciew,,Xeripso:l Auntioisttitorik. *4ll Aral 19,,, IW;' Estate of Jacob Foist, dic - easelL 4 , •• VerEatiro lirltOti§"of • KA•Estikte JACOIi IMlMliita of tliglikloiask of Ns" ,Con*erland,lnpkOoklCliArr: 'flitted to thli eistiscritiefr 'regain e Li s st•eatit . _ present them properly, antoenueftwrl oiettien4at, and ;those indebted will kiakeattimedlatelikrdient tt; 0 • - ,4 9 S Y/F4 ,lo7 4rAiti4 oo4 '''' • gf.gt. ,P , 04.0,9_ .. 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",:, ~,5 ~ S , , A ~,,, k e , ! , -,!,, , ,te, e ' 4,01.1?-?..611,Lf, ~,all'AL4-4*‘" 'n" ' m' ' '"* ' - • • • EMI criC;)— So ELLIOTT Adminisliator de:bonis•ntioi • • i • 6t-28 CI ISM MI EMI ME=
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