mosidgmb la'almmetialsio•
„, •
Y, 1,•
CSlOasnallt e *Au
Ili., It'miaow iforning,' .314#),,
ci;O.otastor B. PALMER; Esii:Ohe.,l!hila
41,1044gerit. for this .Ournal, has removed froin
Ms late Oillee in Third lacer . , Walnut Street, Phila.
delphio,'and is now loostO *CDT°. 0 Pine Street,
below Third. two squares south of the Exchange.
Pineal lit Philidelphiet desiring to advertise with .
ve, will please call on Mr. PALMER, Who au.
thorized 'act as pur Agent.
llS'Tbe Editor of the Herald Is temporally ab-
sent from his post. Hifi absence at the time of
the leen, of the last number will account for some
irregululties in its appearance.
11:1Won't corns of our Influential citizens get
'oat a petition praying the Council to Mend our
pavements, and place railing round our Squares 7
This is a matter which should interest every lady
and gentleman of Carlisle. Let the paveMents be
mended and the Squares beautified, and, our ward
for there will be a corresponding improvement
in the triorall'of,our youth.
Balloons!
. .
• .IVei have been requested by several citizens to
t e.all the attention . of our constables to the spirit
-'of-ballooning so prevalent at present . among the
'orehitis or our borough. Evening after evening
'numbers of these oriel messengers can he seen
iltoirering over our town; some or which, taking
Ifire; descend in the vicinage of barns and stables
'to the great annoyave of property:4oldcrs. We
have no dispueitiun i to interfere with the innocent
amusements emir young gentlemen'; but we
think our burough guardians should keep their
eyes open concerning this matter.
Grand Military• Display:
(0"On Saturday last, Captain WASOINOTON'II
- 'oplendid company'nf United States Flying Anil
'. lieu, stationed at the Carlisle Barracks, paraded
'through the streets of our borough, and made a
very handsome and imposing appearance. Atter
merching_around_town several _times,_the.cum
, pony was reviewed and drilled by Captain IV.
upon the Public Square, and we have been infer.
I toed by those who understand such, matters, that
the movements and military conduct of the men'
reflected the highest credit upon themselves and
their gentlerhanly , commander.• After perform.
ing Sure of their evolutions, the company re
to their quarters; well pleased with the ox.
arcises of the, day.
We 'learn that it is thg-Intontiort of. Captain,
Washington to niarch.to Mechanicsburg on the
9th. of August next, to take part in the Military.
Encamm2neht o.'that place. As this ie one of the
fink andbestdisciplinetichmpanies in the Army
of the United States, its officers and members will
,meet With a lieartivielcamdi and the Cititen Sol
- diets Whn may be in ittten,arkee Will have a good
opporttintey of learning their duty in such an ek.
ecellent:iielidol.of practice.
. .
cyTheiVredbinicsblireMilitary Encampment
promises to be t a moro splendid affair than von ft
first anticipakel In addition to Captain Wash
ington's company of Flying 'Artillery, wo under.
stand that Captain Sanderson's company of Light
Intatitty and 'Captain Hunter's Washington Ar.
of this boroukh, will also attend.
hate heard It stated that several companies from
York county, one or two from Harrisburg, and
one from Petty boenty; contemplate' being there.
path[ eliD gso~i
Dq a letter (loth PreelianlCsburg we undeiatand
that the proposed enbaibprnbnt is to be balled
Camp Washingt on;
, hi vie presume ;
Captain Washington of Carlisle ilarracks',.
ranter says, intends visiting dint (deem, with his
fine company.
Cumberland County—heir Devel
opements.
rt7We learn from a correspondent that Gen.
Thorries C. Miller; of Dickinson township, has
reeently discovered in sinking a shaft,. in one of
his Ore dank° aL Ctimberland Furnace, au im
mense deposit° of pure fat Ochrc, the stratum or
vein being twelve to fotirteen feet thick, and of
the finest quality; Accond "only to the finest.Vene
thtil3Cd; and quite superior to the Spanish brown
or flaltlmorb red. •
The Gonda' is hbw preparing ii in large roan
titles for the market: it is so Pure that he heed
do nothing mote than, dry it , od iticEtffals in the
sun, and grind it through his mill; which , pre:
pares it for . the finest kind of painting. His
pirates for drying; ihoUgh very simple, is capa
ble of preparing a tod a tlair; Frani the appear.:
anco of the mine, it in auppind there hi ad adiount
sufficient to supply the; Whole United States. it
is . now coining into metal bee in the immediate
neighborhood, and painters uelßg it. gigantic,'
titu quality excellent; both for body and brilliancy
oreblot, and there appears to he no daubt bill it
will'soon supercede all other red paints now In
use for barns, gates, wagons; ploughs . ; harro w s
common tables, Aeolis, and for ail etliei einntneh
P4Pos, •
rrliir. Wise intends making his 42d Milli
Voyage from the city of Laticasiet oti tUe Slit of
August next. We trust ho Will steer clear of the
"Cloud of Terror" this trip. • •
' • HOZ.
tilcirdmi, In elate number of "Martin Chesil°.
wit," bestows a sound drubbing on those misers.
Ms; toadies who so disgustingly dinnered and
pallid him when in New' York. We were de.
lighted to sea this richly merited chastisement;
and we would that all,. Who degrade tho Amerl.
can character by planing themeetvee to the tails
of impudent adventurers should rheive the came
. 74Pakil: 'Such syciophatinp hosievoii le not solely .
con4qot l 4.l o our Gide' I hut, even , In ode borough,
we We 'C.liough of it to steken the heart of every
Into republjoani.
Tiring NA*ll.—.The ;mune. of the four Sloops
of wu now In progress of ciCANtrootions ere is
ir*WoolvAlio one M Norfolk station !!.to ho
14 t • 9 'Jeinestown,i' the one et Botiion,
N.Pllmot } U 4 Washington, the $ , St. Marro,"
it p ri4 Ate pitter l phtledelphie, the flOormen•
. ,
fkrrNeirr 1 1 1 1 , # 0 1 1 1 , 04 '
Th e P.;stes Tames says t . bet Mr, Pole?
and hitherto r e Inlchaßt*
tba'ait , y; haktipen sr/mated Os Oaiire'Sf
etoognitpui s series ,of esleftsive iod heavy forger,.
treree were diePrer4 :toy;: , thOlitligt•
chlaletts'Bthik.:-one. for s492psipoatis f y t i i,
signed kr:Aimsl Mansur; . another
for sgo
41144:a. Oa.; a ,third „for' 111.200
.
skald %%tor, Fay, and ono for $594 olgnot byA
etlie;° l24 o l rOVng 1; .?.. 19 ?,1 °11e ! l ' FAY.
, ; He'
WIS/# 0110 ,07.;Pii 30 0 0 : 6 , - $,-#!;, 6l !s , lfichal 4 Ps P ,
nonoidorabio iidor;
antikeii44o64ribilityy ,. •:no
.nintound
=
rem
Comilion Schools.
The Sabools of our Wlltbe examined at
the times Alit:cilflati bah w,
.
Soicondary Departmei+,
• The School taught by Mr. Lcsams, ati also , the
School taught bi Qtrroxxv inithe'Primary De.
.partmenti will be examined on Wednesday mern-
I bag, at 8 o'clock. - •
(The Scholars for transfer from all the Schools.
of the Primary Department, (with their Teach
ers,) will assemble at Education Hall; on the af•
ternoon of Wednesday', for final examination. )
'The School to charge of Mr. norm;
,Willbe
examined on Thursday morning, at 8 o'clock—
and the School iu charge of Miss BARATOW at
o'clock in the afternoon.
nigh .School
The Female High School, in charge of Mae
DAYTON, will be examined on Friday' morning, at
8 o'clock. •
(TllO Scholars for transfer from the Sicondary
Department (with their Teachers) Will aaaomble
at Education Hall, on' Friday afternoon, at 2 Co':
clock, for final examination.)
GEO. tiANDERSON
GEORGEMcFEELY
Calliele, July 19,1843
The Supreme Court of Louisiana has de
aided .that the State has no right to tax Inman
gers arriving in the city of New Orleans.
NEW GROVE!? FOR TUX EXERCISE OF LYNCH
Laiv.—Oneof the Louisville papers tells a story
illustrative of neW ground for the exercise of
lynch law. A young lady of Now Albany, lowa,
in the last stage of pulmonary consumption, who
had been given over by the physicians of that
place as incurable, was married on the 25th ult..
niter a very short acquaintance, to a medical pro
fessional, under a solemn pledge that he would re.
store her to. health ; but the Albrans, believing
him to bv.- humbug. gave him notice to quit, and
he left/he place in haste, to avoid a free suit of
tar and feathers - The bride, who was - obliged - to
sit in a chair white the vows were pronounced,
-was left behind.
ANUTHRR TURN OUT.—The Pittsburg Gazette
says, about a hundred journeyman tailors. march,
ed in procession through our streets on 20th inst.,
With a banner, and music. We believe the object
is anincrease'of wages. They met the lailoreso.
es in Temperance Hall,where a preamble & reso
lutions were passed,complaining of low wages and
the order system. Wo do not pretend to under.
stond:the merits of the contrOveray,•but must eon.
fess our sympathies ate strongly 'enlisted . in favor
of the tailoresses, who have to labor •extremely
hard for a mere pittance'
• [Mrßishop Doanci of New Jersey dioceaci has
issued a 'manifesto. declaring his "unwavering
confidence in Doctor Piney's . faithfulness to the
standards of his Church, and his integrity as a
Chatholic Churchmen."
flrsoAli.As it is Larro.—There is a race no*
to be rtm in Alabama that is at present .quite as
broad as It is lting. for Ilion - H. Lewis, tho
broadest Man In that State r is rtinning as the Lo
co Voco candidate against Cot. Henry C., Lea of
reiry County, the tallest Irian in this same t.itc.—
iNvo to ono on the big turn
L.,
Faris a Mit.t.ir.n.—A letjer from his' ar, W.
•
§...Mil!ar,,pattata . tor at Low 'Hampton, doted,
SulrlOth, Aye ; ,
Father is reCotroring fast from his illness. Ha
was able to speak a part of,the day yesterday,
giving ns an,exposltion
,of Wei second chapter of
Joel. tio will sb'dn Ito able to be In the field a-
ElEl
The Pacißc
AtiTICIPTED TROUBLE
The Providence Journal of Thursda.y contains twp
otters ern • Otaheite. The first dated kehrtlary
oth, says:—
"I hove an idea that we shall have a serioua distur
bance here, if the tranluilitv of Citrope is not dis
turbed by it: forlou must know that about twelve
days ago we had un arrival herd of H. B. M. ship
Talbot, Captain Sir Thomas 'Thompson, direct from
Engtaptl, and of dhe Bousoul , as French frigate. Sir
Thomas brought letters from, the English govern
mOnt to (Veen Pomona;. and as she was, on the ar
rival of the frigate, or: Mores, hp sent boat for her
to come Oct*, as she, had ; never been at Tahiti since
the French itad*got possession, and heisted their pro
tectorate flag. But on the receipt of. Sir Thomas'
letter, shecume across in slate, with the old Tahiti
nag flvin 4 in her barge. She pulled directly onboard
of the frfite, witholit.landing, and they Manned the
yards antianr the old el rabid to the fore, and
saluted it with twenty-one guns,, is they also did on
her departpre. ~This annoyed the French greatly, so
much so that they Issuert'a proteM against the pro
' ceedings of the ceihmander of 111..11, . ship : Talbot
1 in hoisting and Saluting the old Tahiti flag, thereby
disturbing thhpence and irnattillity of the place,and
in acting directly hostile to France. . , • •
Sir Thomas Min ietpiested the Queen to 'Mai a
meeting of all the.inhatitanto iv the island to know
whether it Were their wish ll‘at the Preach should
hold possession anti govern the island: The meet
ing took plaEe yesterday, in the Queen's enclosure,
and it was attended by itbotit 10;000,, When, called
upon to speak, they agreedajniin In not; wish
tug the French to renittin on the arid they all
wished ,the Queen to allow them to • go and will down
the protectorate flag; but stie,,wodlil not allow
Last night, hoicier, the flag was hatiled down, and
the signal halyards *eve cot away; TIM
.Captain of
the Ronson' threatened to fire upon the place if the
flag (1665 not go thi again; and .the Captain of the
English frigate has threatened to fire on the French
man the moment ti Rik is fired tifion the town..
As the tenor of the English letter to' Poniana wai
that England *Mild proteet her sigainst any foreign
powe( that shdilld encrocell dtion - Het' dommions,and
both frigates Itt present lie aR t+tylk, for battle; and
al the Queen and most Of, the natives lia4e,fled to a
diatanl• part of the islan, there Is no knowing how
this affair will entl, though I twat t fie Venaliman anti
the Engllshaidn will fight it out, oh they are eqdtillY
*Welled.
• Taitrot, Mareh 24th, 184 i.
In my former letter to yoU I Juror:tied Toy of thei
Manner in which we are situated with the livench and
and Inow have to inform you that the
wears a more serious aspect than ever; for on
the 12th Oast Mandl, Cdramodore Nickolas arrived
here id the H. H. M. ship Vindictive of 52 guni,
bringing presents to this Queen from Queen Victoria,
and having heal] of the Manner In which the French
had gained possession of , the Island, immediately
made tint - tempt a public'igeeting of the natives, ids
Intentions of lying here and protecting them.againet
die encroachments. of the Preitob at all hazards.—
The nest day being the third day of hla arrival, here,
heunbent sails
...and warped : the Alp abreast the
Queen's ,residence, where .she islying. We
have also two French sloopof war ,hire that hart
been lying here for the last two montlis,•doing noth
ing but watch the proeeedings of the Etiglisk.Com
nloddre with. the utnlostjealousy,, and they intnd to
remain till
_th_e arrival of the Admiral, wile fa eipiecti
id der. We. then shall have,rumera of war, if not
setae warlitsblf,as neither party are ditpostal to glee
way to the other,Lind both parka have comprotoilki
ed,thelr national honer tio fat! that they coned dsaw
back without mutually ,apirmegiriuto j sash dYh
which neither at present feel disposed „to
_do s
cninion is that the small island of Tehltl,will be, p
cause
involving Prance and England in a con fl itik,
,
for it is the;;;:!Iin they both want ; not the mprove
ment of the eanditiZt of the natives,' as they, prez.
tend. . Should the Frau:: Admiration his arrival
here; Oka .untlitiage at the mauve : In which the Etr
lish heed h`onducted irthiesibielneito ~- I ntbt7e !hail
Bhave the dornmeneement - ofthe row hereills4.7• 49l . o .nn
plt . gionemander is a hot hr..adied and firey bid eba:tl
and .se qv 'cif the mostMlitiout Alpe Id,the English ;
, , . •
rg"?* st, ' 34 th , vt , 111 .
rty Pipepoarge ihe- brig VoiwitriilllPh
rift Pc lohturif*, R. itrtr soYry to !P u n t i )4
the yaw fever provitituf*Achi* . a6 l l( 004
tqe I . , l3 lPPing• - : , keeerbien
ut va* had not 0411Vrell ,
much. but nearly the entire erew, of two.,o:llglielt
veseeli,bed fallen ittethite".•iii the dhteiete' I #64`
, eroP ofiurki; 404 Prolo ll 4k*iii, meetly
ett4ad'' freight' dulliAt 45' * A il* ;,..litirkets
wan 'aillked wi1it44444401-11044044 ' •
12111
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WiEl
• : ' 11 ,A,1" 1 7 3 :19 r vi . .491.y:24 1843 '
(~ B EEF CAM:M.—atm ofFeriu#Stit. the Yards
wortvabout 400, and `g2o, 'only: were:sold 'at'a to
$425 per 100 Ihs.the rimainder;left-OFet.
11 ,0 without changs,in pricer $4 befog the ruling
ratp, bit'there is only rvinoderi}to,tiOniand.: 7 . .
FLOUtt...4.City has seen soldAs trutoufactored)
ss we reniarirqd,in our last report;under, a nontreioti
at $4 50 i . ,and„.no tranarietion ,pf other,kind.
hqs been reported to us. Hpw,ird,street has sold,
at ss.for ivixeclatnd in one instannS o uniform
brand, but:the demand is quite limited, Dealers.
are.paylog. $4 876 from the
.erike., Susquehanna
has sold 0, 05. 25; but treirreaStion. la .reported ,
sines eariy,in.the week, if vVii exeopt oue of 200
bids: at $5; eaSh; . • .•
• GRAM—The bed priced for W,heat were ob
tained early In the Week, wheri liannsylvaniii sold
at 1 10 to al 13; and pow North Carolina ut 1 10,
to $1 21 per tinshef. -. .Maryland Corn has sold at
51 to 52 ,cents for white, and 55 to 56 for yellow;
at the latter woro: also sales of Pennsylrania.—
Itye hausold at 53 to 55 cert 4 for Maryland, and
5b for Penriptlifania: .Oats - 25 td 27 cents. • ;
WHlSKEY.—Reniaine steady at 22 to 23} as.
for hhds: fend 4to 24i for gals; '
, J
'PHILADELPHIA; July 1843.
VLCRJR.'We notice paled of about 3500 bbls.
good stiper shipping brands at $5 per, bbl.; James
Patteilcin'ti did other choice brands fur family
use / in a Mail way, $5 37a $5 75. Rye, $337i,
Penn'a. Corn Meal—Sales ofl4oo bbls, at $2 75
' l ,O 814 hhds. 8.12 50, , • -
GRAW.—Saled erennsylvatila Wheat at $l.
08 a $1 10 per bestial in store; of light do,
early in the week ut $1 08; Ry ' t',‘62i 62e. Corn,
Pellow, "55 a 57 cents ; do. white, 52 a 53, Oats,'
Virgiviu, 28 cents; Delaware; 30 a 31 ; Penna.
32 eta.
, - ItiAnitira.Di' . - .. .
•
. ,
/On the 7th net. bythe Rev. W. F. Rprole,l4r,
Raft( K. Mumart to Misa 1 - 40E14. \Vaal), both of
Papertown, Cumberland minty,'"
. .
In Washington City, D. C., on F i riday bTening In tit;
Mr. GEORGE V. Ham, formerly of this place, aged •
abbot 35 years. .
,"The deceased was universally beloted by all his
acquaintances, and: has-lefija-w ire and--three-young
children to mourn this untimely bereavement. Dis
ease—congestion of the brain.
/ In this borough, on Wednesday morning hist, Jciiirt
Pnobvtn, son - or Thomae - P. Margarette
Hackett, aged 4 months and 17 days. •
I AM CHOKING !--I.—ADI—CIICI!KINO ! said s, sick
friend whom we visited the other day. He lay on
what he supposed to be his death bed. A neglected
cold had terminated in violent sore throat, the Brands
of his neck were swelled almost to suppuration, his
pulse was quick and irregular, his face flushed with
fever, and his flesh like burning coal. A mass of
coalgulated mucus had gathetcd in Isis throat, and
the noise of his-breathing resembled what is galled
the death rattle, for which Isis medical advisers had
mistook-it:- We bade him not despair, and having
before witnessed the extraordinary effects of Dr.
jayne's Expectorant in pulmonary affections, we pro
cured a battle of it, which we administered as fast as
the almost strangled sufferer was able to swallow it
Intsn'hour after taking the first dose our friend code,
breath freely. The phlegm and mums was dislodg
ed from the 'mittens mentbrai c to which it had sullser . -•
ed and was ekpeetorated in large masses, leaving the
tractile perfect* . free Within two weeks the pa
tidn% was well. Javne's Expectorant is no less ,effi
miens in a cute rlieuhiatism titan its diseases of the
pulmonary organs.
Prepared and maniffacttired
. by Lir. D. JAvrte,
Philadelphia, and for sale in ,Carlisle by T. C. STE
VENSON, sole Agent for this Borough.
-Dissolution of rartnersltiP
T "B partnership heretofore existing be
tween the firm of P. & R. KOONTZ,•deal
ing In the Mercantile business, was dissolved on the
15th instant by mutual consent; l'he ..Elooks and
notes of the firm. will he in the bands of Robert
Koonti, to whom, persons knowing themselves in
debted, will please call and make settlement.
• • P. 6t R. KOONTZ.
Thebusinesn will still benontinued at the old stand,
by Philip Know', who soliciss a continuance of pub
lic patronage.
Shippensburg, ..July 28,1843.
FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS.
rIMI,QSE indebted the subscriber, will
. 1 ". please call immediately and settle their accounts,'
and oblige yours, &c.
A. 11.ICHARDS.
Carlisle, July '26, 1841. tf-99
g,FrivAcatens'• WANTED.
. , . ,
p.I3OI3OSALS will ho received mita Ale
of. August next, for Teaching two. Common
English Schools, in the borough of Mechanicsburg,
in the following brunches, Reading, t Wetting, Arith
metic, Geography, Grammer, Book keeping, single
and double entry. One Female. will•be accepted.—
Schools to commence 3d Monday in September,and
continue six months. None need apply but such as
can come well recommended both as to character
and quabfication. Direct, post paid, to • • •
ILLIAM HINNY; Preet.
July 26, t 643. • 4t-.39
Ilarrisburg.Keystone, publish 4 times and
;send bill to this office for collection.
•ORANGES AND LEMONS.
LAT ot prime Oranges and Len - ons,
just received nail for sdte low at the, store of
, , , . • LINE & MONYEIL, •
Carlisle,July 26,i949. , U-99
Tut Board of Nfitqagbra of thd Cdrit
berland Arldley Mutual. lusurnare Company,
nre i•ecitiisted to,mert at the house of Jacob .Trego,
in,Diskinson township, on tile 10th of August, at.l
o'clock, P,• ;W. Puttstual Attendantebs requested as
busineas of importance is to be transacted { ,
• . A. C.. MILDER, Seely..
White House, July 26, 1843. St-59
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.-
li .
Inn subscribers Inge this method of informing
the public dint they hove entered. into partner
s iftln the . , . ,
Tailoking Businese
thC old shop, for !enema years occupied by one of
them, ih Main street, ribxt ddor west of N. Insert
Woods' Store, where .they are prePared to execute
i
all work entrusted to their care n a neat,fitaltionable
opd satisfnatorymatmett. From their experienee in
the business,. and parfieularly thejurnor pariner,
hits worked-in nearly all the principal cities and
towls,of )he United therdoubt not,tity,;(oll
bitable tp render.genertil satisfaction. , They there
fcireeolicit a share of pplelio Patronage,
WILLIAM MIII4II..IRSON,
ALWCAIIDER 84'PHERSON; •
Carltale,Jitly 26, HO.
. • A._
. NOTICE. •
• ALL those indebted to the subsoriber,while
oarpy
log on business by himself, are requested to settle
their accounts Without delay, as he needs motley very
mucky , *M. WPHERSOZ.T.
July 26,1849. tf-89
COMMUSTONIRIV Orr=?
' • • Pimkale, July ge o 148,S •
T
T rig seve ral 'Boards or School Directors of the
Count, are. hereby notified. that • the paokagei
44111'210ns the Eighth A 4 ual , Report of .the Super
intendent of Confmon Soloola, and Blank Forms for
lath School District, have heen,reoeived at Blip otli t .
cc, and reidi. for &Wiry to those entitled to re
ceive them. JOHN
• ' .". clerk to Codralisioners.
~ 5q.1848. ,
. . .
Stray , Horses..
SYt i iiirED.Ooln the iweinikes of the ' enbeirlbei
n otithnlddltitontownithiti;Ctlnbeiland ioun,
ty,twiiittllketion,th wt cerlkale i rtheltead.ot t Letert ,
Spring, on Thuriday,nlght,tbe 31h hut, ill FLOWN,
MAKE,blInd In one eyo,na.d 11. All.kaikli_M oll :SE
blind In betlierleL Any, person rliialala,Cltalt IP,
the owner , or giving Infer:flatten is to their reen erfs
reworded. '
_,
._,
Tabs liberally LEWD WItIN4I. I7 D.' 1
aise,iB4l:-.. . . .. . ,
.
=II
Rouse PalAter, Ci:Verk Paperhanging.
%, ,*ll,lll ; T •
RBBB gar putix i nnotineekto the, • "Wynn or
Catilele.ane, the pabllo to, generakoot he bee
commenced die above builivio Ikon ftit branches, and
bves that : , 64eptx1Ab Add
194.—p rao4l) ?Ott: sluA
nfig ,tre• Y.: 9', fisi 14,0 :•oOfilor
Flem4l tt efitTeeYe 01:effeti
itifect
-44041f.
• •
•
DIED,
::';TO FARMERS
ANING 'igen in the , 'neWanipees
ILA
this .and other States - many, native of seal
.dents that hitreAtappened b y, lightning ' to Paeptersi
by pot having. conducting'. Rode, Lrespretfally call,
your, attention ; e•niy.advertisintent of April' last. I.
have,' believe, placed two hundred„pair of Rods to
thia county;and lit nit illStanee liallt,heretto my know..
ledge, any nooident happen(); I would theretore res.
tieettully solicit a share of nubile, patronage. ,
',.• • JOSEPH. WRARFE:
Carlisle, July 120843.
John Dunlap, No. 0„ Atignst Term,
' , vs— -
~ , .. 184.1. .8111 V -thong. debt
John Stough, jr.Adailr, on promissory note un
ofJohn Stough,dee'd with der seal ,nor exceeding
I
notice 'to Mary , Ann riEssili9 Hinging.
Stough widow, John Do'fte We Command you and
and • Eliza Stough, inter- 'oda of you to : be and llP
mulled with said 4,ohn pear before our.Conrt. of
Copejoliti Stough, James Coparnoo. Pleas, to .be
Stough, Chri et. G. Stough holden at Cagl i.gle,in and
Samuel Stough & Simnel for said County, or! the
1
Tritt, Guardian of Mar- fourth day of August
garet Ann, Mary; Mgrl, dext, , there to answer
..
tha, . David and Charles John Dunlap, in .an se-
Stough, minor children tion of debt on promis
and heirs,nt law of said eery Note under seal not
John Stough t ,deeeased. exceeding two hundred
dollars proseipal, and have you then there this writ.
Witness th6,llion. Samuel Hepburn, Esq. Preaident
of our said Court, the 25th day of April, in.the,yegr,
of our Lord qne thousand eight hundred, and forty'.
'twee. John Main; for T. H.Crien;tilleProtity.
PAUL MARTIN, Bherifr.
st-s
July 12, 1842
Sheriff's Sale.
13 Y virtue of a writ of Alias Levari Facias to me
kir direqed, issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Cumberland county. will be eiposed to plat
lie salc,at the Court Houk, in the borough.of
ort SATURDAY, the sth day of August,lB43,
at 10 oicl:Alc ofi.said day, the following described
Real Estate, viz: '
4 House and Lot of Giound; -
situate on fhe North Ent gorner of the public square r
in . : the borough of Carlisle, hounded' by 'Tho'mas
Creigli, Main street and a twenty feet alley, having
therevi erected a large two glory Stone corner House
and eiihttwo story Brick Houses. Seized and talk.
en in execution as theproperty of John Harper, mu
to he sohl me, PA UL 'MARTIN, Sheriff:
Sheriff's Office, Carlisle,
• July 12, 1843.
FeIRM-FOlt-SaililE.
IX/ ILL be eel() at private sale a FARM of firs
V T rate - • . . •
LIMESTONE LAND,
Situate,ln-South_Mitidletiin townslii 0, one mire West
of Carlisle, Cumberland County:; , Pa., lying on the
WalMit Boitom Rood, containing lip ACRES,
mbreor leas, having thereon erected a trio story
:;% 11 1111. STONE MintiSEb
!pi. ;
a large frame Barn, a.well of first-rate
Water, a young and thrliiingaptile 012CliARD.
Also to be sold with the aliove tract-five acres of
first rate Chestnut .Tirnher.
The Walnut Bottom road passes through this farm
which gives a market for all the produce raised di,
on it, by droves passing to the East. •
Persons wishing to . purchase Will please tall upon
Mr. Andrew Blair, in Oarlisle; or on•the subscriber
at his Mills, 4 miles West of Carlisle.
July 12, 1849
WOOD WANTED,
PROPOSALS will received . for de-
SOO CORDS OF OAK WOOD for
the use of Dickinion College, before December next.
Apply to G. R. CROOKS, sr., nt the College;
TO FULLERS,. DYERS AND DRUGGISTS.
Call soon for great Bargains.
UST .Manufactured and for sale, a first-rate
,JI quality of COPPERAS, which will be sold iii
quantities to suit purchasers for less than it can be
bought In the Citytior cash, in Carlisleat Rtirkhotd.
ers Hotel, Hanover street. All orders will be punt:
tually attend to by
ALFRED B. itcp.m.
3t-57
Carlisle, July 12;1848
8;7-1:he Perry Democrat inset* 3 three times and
send hill to this office tbr collection.
N. S; - LAWRENCE,
Agent for the sale o
. P SuutXtviirth Manufacturing
Company's
SIUPEREOII WRITING PAPERS;
Warehouse; SA i,.46 ativet, Phila.
,the .following kinds amstantly on hand, and (or
sale to the Trade at the lowest market prices:
Fine,: thick Flat Caps, 12, 14, and 16 lbs. bltie and
,white. ,
Extra super and superfine Folio,PoPt / s,Elor &white.
Extra super Packet and commercial posts, blue and
white.
Extra super Linen Note Papers.
Superfine add fine Bill papers, (Emig.) ,
Do do (Broad.) .• •. .•
Do , do CountinghogseCaps,blue& white.
Extra suPrit Congress ; Cups and Letters; plain and
ruled blue and white. ,
Superfine French Post plaits and ruled. •
• , 1)o.' Sermon Caps and Posts., , ,„
Superfine
.s Else Caps and Posts, ruled and plain,
, blue and white,Tarious qualities,and pr(ces.
. • Also, Bonnet Boartis,Tissue Envelope, Wrap
ping and I lard ware papers,
Phila. July 19,1843
.11IE property advertised for sale by the Sheriff,
as the I:d•dpertj , of Edward B. Leonard, s is not his
property, bitbelong . s to me, as 1 hsve• many years
ago, pitkbltitsbil his niterest,ln this whole estate of
our deceased father, Christian 4eonard,•,ao Paid
him for it in ftlll., , WM. LEONARD.,
Carlisle, July 12,1849. 3147
nholapt3
Ti - it subscribers respectfully inform the
public, that they have purchased the, entire
stock of Goode of Thotias IL Skilea, consisting of
Cassimeres, Vesting's, Gloves,
‘•
Stocks, Handkerchiefs, Linen Collars,
Gentlemens Hose, Cravats, Caps, AO. 816:i all or
which theyoffet: for sale at the old stand or Thomas
11. Skiles, in West Main SErret. Ahei
.iis4ire the
public that their work will be donb in the best man
ner and most fashionable ethic., Gentletten fproisht
ins Cloth, may rely upon having it mdde up with
equil care. . • • • • .
.WM. A. LINTIIIII/ST, •
, • WM. SKILLS.
N. R. TlMmds Et. Skiles will be continued in the
establishment as Cutter. • .
Carlisle, June .20, tr-04
theaPer Utah Ever.
-F just ro o o l T i og , , another supply of Suiiitifer
Goods, which Will he sold Cheaper than ever.—
Among the golds receiving this week, will lib found
a ,large 101 , of. Calicoes from i . ,to 14. cents. ,„Ging..
ham from 10 to 20' iodic:. Pants 'Mitt fruit di to
25 cents. Lawns from 141 to slit Balzareens and
Mouslin de Laines at ell pekes) btocliings k Gloves
from 61 to 25, and "large lot of seasonable goods,
that,cant be beet, (reaollect that) and be sure to call
at the old shop, the third door etud of the market
hbuse; . . CHAS. OGILBY.
Jun 021,1845. • .
•
11; ILI.M.7IIOJVD)S
. . - .
latent. Upper and Improved limier
WINDOW 'SASH SPRINGS;
TAT I T H this V)psr spring all kind of Windo'iri
T, can be, thed to lower the upper sash, which
rem be lefts part down without a poSilbilitrof
beim openedisily furAstr fro* the-9Yiside: They
took a„prV:itifts at the Aniericsn Instttute New
took
sit; heestecolintended as a veil shpirlor
article by_t blast oeipenitirs flirciughtfut the °wintry
viherover introfluned. They.. afro wiVriiided hot to
loss their, elesticityombreak, lave ,poluts for pre
serving the nothes In the Ash, and direStione for
selepting the apprgeisto iizei and properly putting
them laic windows, , •
,P,or isle at the kisiiivisfii ~Ciiiltsts, Orid
Hirdirsie in, Shlpelisbur*, Mereers
bStil,„;Chtifcbtodris, lVfechanresbutg; ticigtiestoWn,
Greencastle, Hagerstown, Waynesburg,Gettysbitrg,'
.Newrilleillirrisbtlem . Also at Whole sale and Re
tail stores in New Tork,.'rhiladelpbia, klaltiosore,
,Pittsburg,,Ctrisinnatii,St. Lon's, New Orleans, tee.
orPtioesi to snit the times. • •
Zi.,B.,Wlnilows should bawds ruirrim,hiaboith
parting 'strips and finth saskttin„ saran One. , These'
springs rim be put to,wiiidtwa In ol d bulb:tinge. •
14!)1Y.4. ••-
11100TOCAL 'SHOE*.
10%1041004 Stti, Soo! fob '
'(&:: 7 ;;t ~f;; 444 );!' 4' ;
141° ' '' , ?.‘.•
41J1.24 . '
bel**.ralied ! d
. po. r
AT i NADI'
• •c . .
. .
ALL ye who w hal tO rail Vetirae
in first rate'HATS pf every kind, just
calf at the.,new.Hat filtinufacdogof the attbititri t beri
No. 9, Harper's Row,
,tisro,,doors ,northl. of ,Angney
and Anderson's storis,rhere,lie fntetids keeping cion.
gently on hand,,and *lll ,rnanurticturtf: to 'oder of
the best raiterials Mid it the very shortest notice, ..-
.1511Edly m ERLMUTUR:4; . •
.11111USNI
. AVM al' u M. Matta' ' • -
of every deseription,in the neatest and most fashion
able.ityle, warranted to have as - good and permanent
Col6l` stony of the Hats manufactured in the ct
lielip Also, .. • , •
,Criapeans. and , 10111111aiy caps;
of 'every description made In the best style, and at'
sery moderate prices.
. .
For CASH, he will sell lower :than ever Hats have
been sold in this Borongli,and, indeed, his, priers
generally will.be such as to .suit the: depression of.
the times. Although he prefers telling for Cash—
yet he will, as usual, be willing to fake C.ocintry pro'
duce at the market prices in exchange for Hats.
The .subscriber returns hia Phicere trianka to a
generous public , for the, etiPoiiragemeni he ' has re-
ceived since he, fi rst commenind business, abouttliree
years ago,in the old shop fnt,buther street,and hopes
hy. strict attention,i.q but ine4i to merit and receive a
continuance of their patronage. For the convenience
of some.of 11i3 costonlers, he still carded on, busi-'
ness at the,old shop—but _ those who wish io:,have
"pick and choicP" would do well to call at the new
establishment, No. 3, Harper's Row.
•
judge fur yourselves,
1 -i WILLIAM H. TROUT..
dsirlisl6, May a; 1849. tf-80
. hoots anti Shies.
A NEW addition- to the'-former .Stock
.Lll- of fine calf, sewed and.peged -Boots, Meas and
Boys Vap Boots of good quality, ens and Boys Kip
and calf Monroes, Ludies, :Vlisses 'add .Childrens
kid and inorotco slippers, Ladies snd Misses fine
morocco wefts; ull of which will lie,fiold uncommon
ly low,for Coal). WM. 141. mATILER-
Carlisle, filifY 10,1843. if:2B
• Alter:firs Sate. .
to-37
BY .virtue ofd wilt of VenclitioUi Ex
ponss to . rne &felted, 'muted out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Cumberland e.ounty.,Tyill ex
pose for sale at the court houie; hi the borntigh of
.Carlisle, on SATURDAY, the 29th
. d ay of JULI,
184.3,1 it ITo'clock, M. the followtil describes!
Real Estate, to wit: , • .
.A LOT OF GROUND; situate in the
borough of Shippcnsburg, containing , C 4 feet in
breadth, 140 rect in depth, more °Hess, bounded on
the East I;iy street or road,, on the South .by
lot of David Kenower,on the West by a lot or David
Mahon, and on the North by s lot of the Rev. ---
Strougli, having thereon erected a two story BRICK
HOUSB,and a brick Kitchen.
Also, A LOT OF GROUND, siniate in
the township, of Shippenshurg, bounded on the East
by Dr. Wm. , Rankin, on - the South by Samuel
M'Curdey, on the East by Samuel Engle, tuition the
North by Alexander MatecrAnd the t..ntliolic church,
having thereon erected aamull log House nnd 13riek
yard, containing two acres and three fourths. Seiz
ed and taken in execution as the property` of George
'Jardine, and to be sold by me .
PAUL MAIiTIIsT, Sheriff'.
Sheriff's Office,.Earlisle,?,
.lune2t, 1845. ' S 4;34
JOHN HAYS.
%E• 9
Y rirtiie or Amity writiof Venditioni Expon
ij na to me directed, issued out of Ow .Court
Ci.Tinmn . n Pleas of ,Cumberland county, will be ix
posed to pnblie sale at the Court House; in the bor
ongh of Carlisle, On SATURDAY, the sth day of
AUGUST, 80, at 10 o'clock A. the following
described Real EStfile, viz:
A Lot of Grand, situate in the, Main
street of Shiremanstown; Allen township,• bounded ,
by the said street,and on the West by Samuel Ma*,
land on the East by George Ruop, containing filly
nine feet front, and two hundred feet in deal, having
thereon erected a two story frame Store zoom, and
a two story dwelling HOUSE, thereon erected.
Also, A 'Lot of Ground, eituatein Shire
manstown, Allen township, bounded South by Hick-
In street, West by Hannah Shireman, 1111(i East by
Daniel Maxwell, containing forty seven feet front.
and one hundred, and eighty three feet in depth.
Also, A Lot f) f Ground, situate in Shire
manstown, East Pennsborough township, bounded.
North by 'tail Road street, East by Joseph Stroll's
heirs, and Jacob mid Henry Rnpp on the West, con
taining seventy five feet in front, and one hundred
andninety feet in depth, having a slaughter House
thereon eeected. Seixed and taken in execution as
the property of Martin 0, Rupp. ,
. A(so, A Tram of of Llntl, situate in Allen
township, ,Cumbtrlatul ,cpunty, containing seventy
six acresonore or lest, adjoining lands of john Eich
efberger,,Adam Eichelbergcr, George Rupp, ,racob
Long, John Shupp and others, ,hsvintt thereon erec
ted u two, story dwelling 110USh,7, Barn, Slifl hous e
and edict..out houses. , Seized and taken fn execu-
tion as flit; properly of Frederick Long.. ,
Also, A tot of Ground, situate in Silve r
Spring ioW nship, CuMbekand connty,conttiiningave
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of, Joseph Ethel
nian, Frederick Myers, Mrs. Aluirt,and Mrs. Mos
seri; having thereon erected, a two story, log house
and stable. Seized' nod taken in 'execution as the
property of Isaac
,Livingston,
...„
. Also, A Lot of Ground, in, tho borou'gh
of Newviiie, containing 40 feet in breadth and , 9do
feet in depth, more or less, bounded by a lot ofJohn
Bricker pn the East, by n 20 feet alley on the South,
by another lot of Joseph Otto on the West, and by
Bail road street on the North, having thereon (free ,
ted a two story Brick HOUSE and Frame Back
building.
Also; A Lot of GrOund.ilium° on the
road lending from Newidlle to the nail mai Depot,
adjoining a lot of Paxton and Galbraith, other pro
perty of Joseph Otto, containing 40 feet in breadth
and 200 feet in depth, more or less. ,
6m•38
Also,: A Lot of Grotiri(l; Inthlt borough
of Neviville, containing 40 feet In breadth, and 200
in depth, niqre or less, hotindedon the North by rail
road street, on The West, by. titzekinli Rotids, on the
Sotith,bv a 20 fek Alley,and on the Easi by the above
described lot, having thereon erected a frame Shop
one story high: Belted and taken in execution as
the property of.losepli Otto. •
A Lot of Cli•ound, simito Ott the borough
of Carli.ile,Fumberland cotinty, contirining 6u feet
is breadth,, and tiro hundred and forty feel in depth.
more or less; bounded by the piddic stluare on the
West, Will street on the South, Thomas Creigh on
the East:and an Alley on (lie North, haying thereon
ereefed a liriek two story Stphb House, and eight
Brick two , story Housea.called HarpeF ' s Se-ti
ed and taken in execution as the properly of JOhn
I arper.
Also,. 'Viva tote of. Oioiintl, situate in
Worotleysfmrg, Eastpennshoro township, viol) Int
containing fifty eight feet intim:filth and one hundred
aid fifty feet in liCpth.Anore or less, pounded by a lot
ofJ oho Black op the North, Piite,Aney, on inn West,
front street on the East,, 4nd kstreet ,on the fiotith,
Wiving thereon erected a two story frame Shop, aLd
ti fianie FlSltae; ;
Also, TI,Vo Lots Of around; situate in
tho said town and township,. each containing,sB feet
in breadth and 150 feet In depth, morn or less, mi
x/Wits; a lqt of Benjamin Erb on the Booth, front
street on the East, third street on the North, and an
other.lot of said Reese on the West.
...Alan; A Lot of Ground, in said Own
end township, Containing 58 feet'ln breadth and 150
In depth, more or less, adjoining ether property of
said Reese on the East, third street on the West and
on the South by a lot of Samuel Denning. Seized
and taken in execution as the property of Jeremiah
AIBO, A Trent of Land, Ritual() in - Mon
roe looms*, containing ten acres and fotirteen per=
, alms, more or lees. with a chopping &UR, part stone,
and part frame, a Clover Mill, antia Saw, log dwell
leg House, two stories high t apd a log end truffle
Barn,with other ou,thatities p adiotning lands orio n fl
Latshaw, and;Nichtiel Mithier on the North, Chia.'
flan Lnyman On she East; ;ile flrtuult!s heirs od
the South end Wes 2eite a nd taken in eletuilon
as the proper of, ou.TIP 5 leil• :4, ...I
Attlee „Ali the ,intertut of 4:dikaiot
Leonard, in a lot of gEolind situate in the berth cf
Carlisle, containing CO f7t in breadth, and .2 jbet
In depthi,mare or less , ad oining a . lot of Abel Kee.'
'ley on Ade North, a lot,o Hotka E. Shapipy on th,
East, Bedford street on the Southend North Hanover
street on the West, having thereon erected a large
three story 'Brick . house s .' brick kitchen and a tw o .
story brick house, and &twit, shop and franie stable.
Aron; n ''inteireat •id a lot of Grotirid,
• Situate In dieborough Of Carlisie,dmitaining.6o feet ie.
bioadth, and•o4o liet in depth, adiolning,a4ot of
James . I.anabeiton,,on the - West, '7:l9atts,on the
East an Riley bn the Bondi, and Salford, Street, on
the North, haeln.g thereon erected a two story. Log
'souse, weather- oatdod,and Antall Log lions., •
Alto - All -1 his :Lot
Orohltti i iihitta ih the borough Of: (liirjltaii,bbanded,
on the . ist•;, ,4 *-c , l3raelteorldgo's belts' on 'We
East ;the turtipihis'el the ;-South and a, laue;on, the
Soloed and.talienin'erieoutron'es the proPer*.
ti of,Edwaird;B. Leonitt4i .And to he eold b,y toe
gp
• PAULjSI4",4IINi
jos ~;
•
Slact•io7 l .4
400411Mgi,
• tfirritt
- 17[7,11., 1 1, inform all opera ttoosit`pon the Teeth;
IV t t are reqtilr4d,lohbeir tiresereatio'Neuch
°II &Wine. hYtipg, Phfslittg,ac.,.(ir , will regtorp
.the( loss'of theta', by insertirig Artificial TeetW,ft:ont
st Slagle Tooth, task Cull' sett. ~
a7offloe ob:ritt etreet, a few "doors South of the
RairrOad Note). , ,
Lootnia will be absent !kiwi?, .CarlYsle,
the listten days,'ltteach month. " • •
'lday 1843.. • if 5D l
CONFECTIONARY, FRUITS, &X
" mlortreit, • •
,• • . I . •
VMILD inform their f r i e nds and the rtiblio,
• that they have Jost reeelxed at their store on
high-street, hest door to Beetcm's Hotel, Carlisle,
a largejresh, sod elegant assortmest of CANDIES,
and other articles in their line, which
they, are ready to. dispose of, wholesale and retail,
on the most, reationable terms. Their. assortmeot
comprises. the•follotKing varieties, all of which are
of the Choicest qbalit.l s . , •
CANDIPA.--fidint, riha n rid; (MOS,. 41.des, spear,
rniitt„pint
. ptst, cakes and rolls, cinnamon,, sall3l-
fras; lofted, fioarlimind, Clore, fireafissand bird-eye,
Thoolpsoman or pepper candies; JaCkson and Clay
balls, Wimp balls, Froneli and, common lleriga
Trencl .l ; comifion, and exploding secrets mint drops
rock apd vanilla candy ; augkr and Eniint driimida
carOy toys, .liquorice, &e. • • • • '
NUT - §—Almonds,filberts,;Englisli4itlntiii,she,ll-
barks,chesnuts, and l3raM I, cream, cocoa and grodu d
note. •
FRUITS-:-Oranges, lemoml, raisins, figs, primp,'
dates and citron. Also the best
. .
. -
CavendishTobaCco A.4d SegarM:
sash
,on. Regalia, Principe, 1-fava‘ Triditicad rind
Ameriaan segars;of the finest quality.
Their assortmentAs.aept copsfantly stippTttit by
fresh additions. comdry Anereliants 11141 invited to
call, as they can be.stipplfed on terms as advantage
ous no city prices. The pairodage of the labile is
respectfully solicited.
Carlisle, &mit 26, 1649..- •
Leather, Jrlforecto anti kindtitA,
az)
WM. L. PEXPER;
~,. . . . . .
MOST re'spentfullyinforms the ciiiiens of liar
rishur.,mid the public in general, that lie Ims
' emaved - hillektherTlVlorocco-and—,Fitl i tvg-Sqe re f
to North Second street, a few .1)001'8 above Ileniy
BAehleios Hotel, where he will keep constantly on
harnta_general assortment of the following tmmed
'articles, viz: . .
tilpwriffth Solei Skirting,
liarness,fairand black bridle,. wai LitlisTain npperi
whip and collar leather, wax and grain Caft
Skins, Spanish and country Kips, top AO
lining leather,hellows Leather for Fur
, naces and Blacksmiths, and Bark
Tinned S)teep_Ains.
. . •
4.11,50---010,ROCOS:
COraprising Men'sMorocect, undressed
red and black straits, French kid ofdift'crent.eolors..
Red.roans,Bindings,,Linings.of all colors, Book
binder's leather, Ultima:leather and Buck skins.
ALSO-41.10EMAKERS' KIT AND FINDINGS;
,Such as boot keys and breakers, shoe keys, ham
mers, pineers, rolets, stanips, size sticks, punches,
knives, rushers, files, rasPs, threati,boot webbing,
spat:tildes, hoot cord, ppgs, awls, &c. &c. All of
which lie will sell at the very LOWEST CASH
PRICE!
W. L. P. f Morita liis sincere thanks to the pt.&
lie, for the liberal I)aq:image which Iris lieretofo're
been extended to him, mod fespectfully solicits a
continuance of their favors.
Harrisburg, May 17,1245,
•
• •. CO.IIG, .
AT.
2O J) BUSHELS
. Allegbeny Black
smith smith Coal. 1000 tons Lykens
Valley.Limeburners dp. SALT and .rl.Bll eon.
stantly on hand and sold as cheap as can he had
from . Philatlelphiji or Baltimore: ...
•
J. & P. MARTIN:
• : .
llarriaburp, April 26; 1843: . _
• •
Wines - And Liquors;
•
A .
GOOD assortment of first choke Liquors,
1311 . viz: French and Domestic Brandies, Hol
land Gin,nld Monongahela and common Whiskey,
a prime article of Accomac Peach Rrantly; Port
and Lisburn Wines.
WM. M. MATEER.
• Carlisle, May 10,1343. , t.OB
0 . 017.41.ar.):7
Attor4ey at Law,
OFFERS his professionni s ervices in
the public. Onr Office ut the lite realdence of
r. Jucob Zug. on Arkin street.
'Carlisle, April 5, INS.
•
Italzorine Prints. •
- 1 - 4 11iW pieces of the above splendid stile or goods
jolt recetted And selling like hot Cakes, and
at astonishingly low prices.at our Store, one door
Wes(of put cheap mughhour; who iS hard to bent in
selling cbeall goods. We are however;, iltrapsirk•
this time and .no mistake. Call smut or you will
surely miss - some great Mu•galns, , • •
' • , , CHAS. BATOTITZ & co:
Carlisle,June 14,1843. tf-33
,11.11‘16 1 1P 11 1..111 Cls C . .
, A quatitity of Teti stiPprioe Lapp Black, to be
gad of the storr of the imbscribtbrs.
Jane 14,1893. CHAS. BA te&rcz & co.
zoaDa
, Ls RYE' for which
2000 `willp l a i i L themarket pace in CASH
CHARLES" OILBY.
• ,••
kew di. Cheap •Stoie.
MITE sbbieriber would inform the pilblie
11 --
(lint lie lids taken the store room, 'recently cm
cupied by Messrs.,lcosserman and Hinton, in North
Hanover street, Carlisle; in which he is now open
ing a large and splendid mid cheap assortment of
SPRING; & SIJITIREIt
URY tiOOCIS, GROCERIES; HARDWARE, &C,
of every variety mid quality, which he invites the
public to call and examine,conlident that the quality
or his gonds,and their low , : prices will give satisfac
tion to all who May Elver him with :i call. •
CHARLES REEL),
• Agent for Joseph Reed: ..
May 17,.1849 . . tr-f 29
•
T 1 al ell Cl`fi lak e Notiiv,,
FfIgAT Famine!' and their furniture and patien
t ,gera generally, can he sent froin.D. Leech and
Co'a old Hopse at the foot of Walnnt'atreet, lower
than
,any other ,hotiap its Ikarrisburg, to any of the
following Cities and ell intermediate places.
lqew Yoelt,
~ Cincinnati,
P.hilturelpbia, • Louisville, , •
Baltimore, Grand Cairo,
Pittsburg, - St. Louis..
-, May 51,18.45. . itst
SUAD and HERRING.
30 13BLS:Trincie No, 1 Shad & Her
the stot r e o n gt f altn i e h ; tt. t
Carlisle, may 10,1843. •es
J. IL It itta.4 4 73 r
FORWARDING ts COMMIOSION MERCHANT;
Harrisburg; Pad
rSPeCTFU I dirt infotnis the Par:-
A% mere, Millers, Id brelianti awl the pilbtiogen....
1044, that he Is now,pripared with liirge andrn
co
'monious Ware }longes t ilie,penn,a Canal.,.,nettr,
theiVot of Walnut atrial, in Ilarrishurg,. to ineeire
Store for Shipinent, Cotintry proddee and Mee..
ohandize rot Phdadelphin, dnd Pittsburg ,
and all intermediate plactes: I:l,.iittelt and CO l 3
Vile, and the followitig first e,k.s.i title Water Qatar
Boa% rtni troni the, Houses in Harrisburg.
J. C. MnAllester,
, Chesapeake; •
•,- 1 7titii7 and Nltirthri, •
Mane.
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Ma 1,1844. T
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GROW) , op,,Lioto. STORE;
AlliniSlßUlfG, PA:
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t.ll4slneii,ll: nniidvpaied to tell to Couu
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stigar;
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.SANDS' SARSiiPAMALA , •
+ lott. THE,4I,4IdOVAt ;AtiD 1111#AN:iNt
trari:sas ,s
IMPURE: STATE 0)} tIIE
,lILOOII, ut;'.
, 01 .
,Tite apITEM,'
• • Nipte4ir:
Serofula,;er -
obstinate Outaueohs Erup
pies, or' Pustules on the Vate,:,:it.,.;
•
chest Biles, CleroniC, Sore EyeS,ltitig ,
Worm or Tetter,:,Scald .Hettcl, En
, largement and, Pain of , the Ilfme;:'
andlnints; Stubborn Ulcers,
,Sy ph
tic Symptoms; X..umbar
and diseases arising, from an injudi•
USe ".of Mercurr, AsCites,
Dropsy, Exposure or. Imprudence in'
'Life. Also, Chronic Constitutional
Disorders will be removed by this
Preparation.
• happiness ' .
Improverttentin whatever regards the
and welfare of our race is constantly on the mnrcl,
to perfection, ,and with each succeeding day eon . ]
new problem is solved, or aorpb, piotband sestet re-.
velde.i,-Itaviiig an Important and direct bearing over'
man's highest destinies. If we ,hike.ayetrospectiv. ,
vitiO mien the peat twenty years, how is the mint(/'
struck with wonder, ! What rapid strides hall valence
Made in e4ery, department of civilized life! pan
eularlY ii, that which relates to the knowledge oldie
hemp systehi in licalthimil disease. How valuable
FilldsialOPellaßbil: are the curative means recently
discovered through the agency of clierastry! Hate
does the imagination kindleand our admiration glow.
at the ingenuity; the near uPprontli to the standard
•of perfection ; of the present time''. -Through the
elaborate investigations of Physiology,or.the science
of Lire, and the Patboloky of prevalent diseases;
I much valuable practical' knowledge line been gained.
lit consequence of becomidg acquainted w kb the or
!placation, the elements of die various tisanes and
siva:Wren - of tie' system; remedies have been.sought.
after and thscovered exataly adapted to combine with.
neautritlize aid expel murhifie matter, the eause of
disease, and substitute healthy action in its place.—
The beaMiful - simplieity of this mode of treatment
Is em only suggested. by.the pathology of diseases,
not unly grateful to the sefrerer,but perfectly in eon
-150115111CC with the operniicini of Nature,,and satisfac
tory to the views and reasonings of every intelligent,'
reflecting mind. It is thus that Sand's Sarsaparilla,
a-scietititie-boniliination-of essential-priticiplesofthe 7
most valuable regetalile silbstances,operates upon the
5! stem: The Sarsaparilla is combinedwillt the moat
valutary prociudions the most potent simples of the
regulable kingdom ; and its unprecedented success
iu thr iesiorstion,to health of, those who had long
pined under the most distressiti- chronic maladies,
has given, it an ritTli ted
does evidence of - its own lumina value, atid•recom
mentlitig it to the afflicted in terms the afflicted only.
can know. It has long 'been A most important - de
sideratiiin•in the practice of medicine to obtain a
remedy similar to this—one that would , act on the
liver, stoinaeh and bowels ‘vitli all the precision and
potency of mineral preparations, yet without any of
their di:lett:sloes acids upon the vital powers of the
system.
The attention of the render is respectfully called
to the following certifiCate. Ifowever great achieve
ments have heretofore been made by thomse of this
invaluable Matfi6lne, yet dailyexperiencefshows re
stilts still more remarkable. The proprietors here
mail themservesef the opportunity of saying it is a
sdurce of constant satisfaction that they are made the
Means of relieving such an =emit of aultering.
Wonderful Medi of &ride's Sarsaparilla in
Nutzoich; Com
has
the following from Mrs. WM. Phillips, who •
has long resided at the Falls. The facts - are well , ,
knows' to all the old residents in that part of the city.
Muses. A. B. SANDS & Cio.;-StnsilVlost grate- .
fully do 1 erubtaue this oppoi•tueity for stating to you
the great relief I ate hied from the use of your Sar
saparilla. 1 shad else, he' happy, through yOu, to
publish to till alio are alAicted, as I lately was, the ac
count of my uneipeenal, and . even for a long while
despair of cure. Mist law painful story, and try Mg
arid sicken:nits is the narrative of it, for the sake of
many Who may be sanely relieved, I will briefly yet
accurately state it.
Nineteen years ago list April a fit of sickness left
MC with an Erysipelas eruption, Dropsical collet
tionsinintediately look place ever the entire surface
of my bedy, causing aucti an enlargement that It was
necessary to add a half yorit to the sixe of my dree,
ses aiountl the 'Waste. Next followed,uponoeylimbic t
ulcei•s„painful, beyond description. For years, both.
in summer kind winter, the only mitigation of ray ,
edleriiig was found in pouring upon those parts cold
water, From any limbs the pion extended over my
a•hole licitly. There was literally for rue no rest, by
day or by night. Upon lying down these pains would
shout through my syratem, and compel me to arise,
for holleetOgettiee, were the house,an that I was
almost entirely deprived ot. sleep. Duriug Mistime
the Erysipelas continued
_active, and the ulcers en-.
Weed, and ao deeply have these eaten,. that for Ciio
and a half yezra they have, been sebjeet,to bleeding,
During these almost twenty, years I have consulted
marry plitfliCiSlUS: These gave called my disease—
as it was attended with an obstinate cough.and a steady
and active pain in my side—a tlropSicadiaiisubiplion;
and though they have lieemskilful praelltilmers,they
were only able to affiord my • ease a partial and tern-'.
porary ra,ef. 1 had many oiher diffieuffies too com
plicated to describe. I, have . also umilmany of the
medicines that have been recotitniended as infallible
cures fo: this disease, ye; these all failed, and Lives'
most emphatically &rowing worse., In this critical
condition, given by .friendaend xpecting• for my
self, relief only' in. death, I was. by the timely inter,
position of a kind Proyidenes,, fiirnistied with your,
to tee,invaluxlde Sarsaparilla. Ic single battle gave
me 515 assurance of health, which for twenty years 1.
had not once felt. • UpOli taking.the second , my en
largement dirainlshed,..stad iu twetae days froin.the
Bth of October, when I commenced taking your Sar
saparilla.l was 'able to enjoy sleep and rest,by night'
as refreshing as an y I eve!: epjoyed when m perfect
health. Besides, I'' WaY, on this 'Shore tiine, relieved
from all those ..exerucieting tat/ unidlovinted pains.
that had afflicted my days, as well' as robbed me of
my night's repose. The ulcers upon my limbs are
healed the Erysipelas cured, and my size reduced
nearly to my former measure:
Thus mush do I leel•ite privilege to testify to the
efficacy of your health-restoring Sarsaparilla. A
thousand thanks, stir, front one whose comfort and
whose hope of future health aye due, tinder God, to
your instrumentality. A may the asme Providence
that directed me to your aid, Make you the happy
and honored instruments of blessing others, as do-, ,
eased and despairing as your Much relieved and very
grateful friend, A,SENATIU M. PHILLIPS.
Nevi Latium( Co. as. Norwich, Noy. 4,1842.
• Peisonally appeareilihe abate-mined Awned' NI:
Phillips, mid rustle oath of the facts contained in the
foregoing statement before me.
RUFUS W. MATHEWSON,
. . ,
Justine of the Peace. •
Beingyekonally iccPininied with Mrs. Phillips,
eei•tify that the above asserted fro:mare intbatentudiy
true. WILLIAM H. RICHARDS,
Miulster of th'e Aosjrel et Norwich Conn. ,
Seed's Sarsaparilla, will idso remove and perms-.
neatly cure diseases holing iheir origin in an impure •
state of tie blood end - depraved conditioner the gen,-
eral eonstitution, vise : Scrofula, or King's Evil in its
various. forms, • Rheumatism; obsthiate 'cutaneous
eh uptiona. blotches, bides, Timplez, or, pustules PAI
the face, ehronie sore eves, ringworm or tetteriikalill—
head, eniargenient and
,Or the bones And joints',
stubborn ulcers, ityphilitie 'aymptOms, diseases
lag from an injudielode, tee of mercury, female ae
rang.ernents and other similar complaints., ,
Prepared and sold by A. B. Sands & Co:,'Hrug., :.
gists and Cheinkete, Granite buildings,27B Broadway
corner of Chambers ehtel.NtiwYerk. Atallorealct
by DreggistitlMMlkhout the United Stites, ', , Prioe.
$1 per bottle, }lli bottles far $5.. . •
The ptddle are respectfully reettestqd to remem
ber that it is Sands'erSarsaparilla that hasiintifiCon:
sfanfly achieving such remarkible cures of the meet
difficult ,clasief•dieeises to . which tine littnian'ficriU
is suhjeet, Mid ask for Sands's S'arsapnrilla, and take,'
libther:; ., .
8; gLi 41017 -
, •
Agent 11 . !special appointinent for thie,PrOtirictori,
• .
for Carlisle, and vicinity.'•
Jut) , Ist, ts4s.
MEE
pain hfet itaws •
THE,,Pitinpblet priyattimiic) at the:Laid atutakon
the l'ennsylvania l o egialitureiltave,been received for
Cumberland county, and are ready fot dietribation to
thole entitlett to Teeell+e then). .
July 4;184,4.: T. H., CRIS'WELL,' '
lallllloll Itiqtlßpgl,,
MI
reprtelor respectfully initiritte.tiiir
.1' •
• biiblia in general, that he is now ready to tte-
Coninicltde a large number of , Boarders and, Vial.
tori. • ;The Springs are'situated 4f(vitilde *Grill or
Cecile!) Cdmiterland enemy, Pa.stmi mile' South!
oStitreii tap, no the north Nf denten, in,it fine '
and ionnintin • vitalist 'there 'lOO ettenidve .
Bathing eatablishreent both, warm and aold,, atteohed„
to the matte, and every . aeoemtandsttl on' . 4tway-,14
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