asam,&,&lo da..a4dlal,w3,lsvpm
itiaatalggara: l " , 9 2°Act
Wednesday Morning, November 8;1843
. Wt. B. PALB!EIt, Esq., N 0.59 Pine street, be.
/ow Third, Philadelphia, is authorized to receive
riubseipticins dodJadiertisements for the 4' , Herald
& Expositor," and give receipts for the same.
• FIRST PRESMERIAN CHURCII.—We aro rogues.
• - cd to state that Rev. Dr. ctutoct., of Philadel
,phia, will preach next Sabbath, Mille First. Pre
sbyterian.. Church of this borOugh. • Service to
commence ht the usual hours.
To New iths,eribe:
tcrßeing desirous sfirielising the list °caul):
scribers to the "Heralifrp renew our offer made
last week, to send our paper ono year to all new
aubseribers who will pay Cash:in advance for
Ouir Douse. 'AND SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS per an
num •
We would respectfully ask our Whig friends,
,especially (through Cumberland county,- to give
,us their assistance in increasing our list, and thus
; give a wider diffusion of the light of whig rind
miss and, whig measures amongst the people.—
We would asiceach one of our. present subscribers
to endeavor to procure us at least one name in ad
dition to his own: Should this be done we prom
ise that our paper shall be made of increased uee
fulnees to its readers and such improvements ad
ded as shall make it worthy of, the increased pat.
maga. Will our country. friends think of it,
and use their exertions? •
,
61
' 1 1Mo Conlin" Court .
'Will furnish an 'excellent p fortunity to those of
our subscribers who hay lot paid lust yap's'
subscription, to settle the amount duo from them.
Those who are called'here on business at Court,
will, we hope, not forget us. No business, more
than that of publishing a newspaper, requires
prompt and punctual. Payments.
Our , Borough Notve.
, .su:We understand that a majority of the mer
chants and traders in town, have. resolved not to
receive the liurough,nores hereafter, except at
discount of twelve and a half per cent. It is to.
be hoped they will now be entirely banished from
circulation,
We also learn that the funding of the borough
notes is rapidly going on.. About eight thciusand
dollars have been withdrawn from circulation , by
this means
Campbell's Magazine.
Semi-MonthlyiMagazine for Nonni.
, .
/ier 1, has 0460 us.
It contains a beautiful Mezzotint of Espartero,
)rite regent of Spain, with a memoir; a full bi-,
ography of Sir David Wilke; a memoir nf Geri.
,Suwarrow, which by the way is .a. condensed .nil.
itary histdry of Russia, from the g•rripress Oath
.erine Co the present day; No. ,!./ of the Recollec
tions of Napolion at St: - Helena, so Inimitably told
Ly Mrs. Abell; beside shorter articles, and a con.
deused sunintar3i of general foreign-intelligence.
It is published Iwice' a month, ouch No. embel
lished with afar engraving, Auld cosis only fjve
dollars a year,
!mow,
There was a considerable full of snow in
this section of the country, on Saturday afternoon
last, being the tirer of dm season; 'rife bright
Adios fell thick and fast- for mane time, but us
they melted on the ground with equal rapidity,
the anxieties of inuny, young persons especially,
who perhaps ledrrd that there would be sleighing
were speediiy dissipated ! The weather-prophets
predict that there will be uu unusual quantity of
snow the ensuing winter. •
VI - Another heavy full of snow tooltploce yes.
terday. Tir,c 'signs are ominous of 4 severe winter.
cOWe learn 41)111 the "Statesman," that in
addition to other counsel, TimmusToms, of
Lancaster, has been engaged on the part of the
defence in the trial for alleged Libel upon Judge
Hepburn. If this be so, the fine array of legal,
talent on both sides will make the trial ono of nn.
'banal interest. The case will be tried belOra a
'Special s Court, commencing on Tuesday next, the
.14th inst.
/ " . 111clancholy Accident.
g7We learn that on,Tuesday the 24th ultimo.,
Mr. WILLIAM RIIINEMART, of North Middleton
township, having ascended a large chestnut tree
on the North Mountain, for the piupozo of gather
ing the fruit, lost his balance, and was precipitat
ed to the ground, by which he was almost immcdi
,ately ; killed . Mr.Rhinehart was about 60 years of
Age, was a worthy man and good citizen, and has
„left a wifihnd family to lament their leas,
New Clay Paper!
I:3Messrs. M'Curdy & Knabb, of Harrisburg,
Announce their intention to publish a new Clay
paper for e the great Campaign of 1844, to be call•,
ca Tnivtay Buc i z TIJO filst number will be
issued on the Ist of January nett. , Terms One
Dollar per annum. The great length' of their
prospectus prevents our publishing it. It will no
doubt tie an active and, effieient 'auxiliary in the
grea,capp.. .
The Forum
The Philadolphia "Forum" has passed into the
'hands of Bela Badger, Esq. The Editorial con
trol of it still remains in the able hands of 'James
S. Wallice, Esq. : 'W arc glad to see a goodly
portion of Sheritrs advertising in its columns.
gtrOar 'readers shoul'd- not be deterred by its
length . from reading the article entitled the Tar
,lff and the Presidency, on the .opposito
The ouhjeCt was never of greater Importance than
:new,
We are gratified to learn that the loss exp.
,rieneed by Mr. Baker, of the "Perry Freeman,"
in the late fire at Bloomfield, is not ao great as we
.were led at firat tO believe. - The "Freeman" Will
be issued this week and regularly hereafter.—
Somme to
Thii Philadelphia and Columbia railroad is to
to be thrown open to'passenger cars from the Ist
.0 f January last, arid' the present arraui ement,die.
- ozrtVe leatm from the Pkaladelphet itequirer,
that the Bank of Peensylvailia heti • commAneed
dieeoet:ithig:egain arid iesateed Retire kaaineee
ope
OfT i lreAllilarielphillos have beeriVaing suitable
lonors;toPretierslpertranc, the soldier and bosom
lie is new in B4tiniore.-
.•• " •
(Ostrhe'lnocilheo Ira pars aro now rallying their
forces - ,iidt rifikfor or their oum candidates but
f te oppose 4enrir'Plrist,: $h04 , 0 ,Y4Pir Increasing
„Di. /dm Ryii;:qtAuler 0,t13,9 1 0.1ip
. rseeptiori at Erie;T'uoidikifistj ki,4113 - 1 1 q4;
taty land 'titizein . of '
••' :-. 4l r O*Pn l b e T 4lll 9 ,Po":
4a. ititaixippt weather of
the Inst.• fair days, !Mold prialtbia,linportant in
junctionlhenknport,tho hearts.Aall • , who are in
weeltby,Or acniifortatdo cireurnstancteo,:There is
withaut doubt amount orpciverty and
desiltatien'.tironnd.us,,for ,4 . l the, poor•ye have
'Wain • tirith":yon,r and, Means ,uhould he ttiker,bi
those wile liaiestbe ability, to administer relief as
speedily as possible. There, is an active and very.
efficient Benevolent Society in organization her;
Whose timely succor, has often dissipated, misery
from many a desolatelemestead, 'we are aware,' ,
but fiave , our'citizens taken care that the, wieldy
jti , ..aniply provided with means fur effecting, ilia
benevolent , purposes.?, If not let Its treasury be
speedily replenished. '
° w Agricultural Societies.
It has given us plestsu're, although we ere not
practieally interested in Farming, to read . the
glowing accounts of Agricultural"rneetinge which
have been held this season in various parts of the
country ; some of which we have published. The
displays of stock and of farming utensils, ace.—
the narrations of individual experience in Agri•
cultural improvements,—the speeches of eminent
men who have attended these meetings, and other
incidents connected with theen .. ,ltaTo given 11a the
highest pleasure to read of, antlmere warmly en
listed our feelings in the great science of Agri
culture, Why cannot an Agricultural Society be
formed in Cumberland county 1 Will not some
competent and energetic individual, whether Far :
mer or, professional man, take the matter in hand
and prosecnte it to syccess ? . -
The subject is certainly worthy the considera
tion of the farmers of Cumberland county, and
.
our greatest marvel is that they haTe so long ne
glceted it. While other counties and other sec,
Lions of onr country, are_deriving"vast and va,
rious benefits from the association oftheir farmers
together for mutual improvement, and the ad,
vencement of OHO of the greatest Interest:3'of the
country, Cumberland county seems to have been
reclining in a state, of apathy or carelessness,
which has thrown her apparently fur in the back
ground. That abUndent Material for all the pur
poses of a successful society may be found in the
mental, physical, and. pecuniary.resources-of our
population, no one Will doubt. Then why for a
moment delay -the adoption of the proper mea
sures for their full development 1 Let a society
be formed, and properly , Organized, upon broad
and liberal principles--call-inintro - press,
and of `the Minds and pens of cur best and most
. enlightened agriculturalists, and give it a fair
trial, and our word for it, Cumberfand county will
exhibit its impress in few years in a Manner '
thin will 'astonish tho'most sanguine.
•"1 1a Bellayl
cO-The last "Volunteer" has, on the first page,
one of
.the most/terrific war articles that we have.
lately seen. As it is not credited, our curiosity
is'aroused to know where it was taken from and
whois the -author. "War with England will he
a blessing to mankind !" , says this sapieOt warrior,
whoever homey lie. ilut•the cause and the prow:
ocation for war 1w does notsca proper to give, and
these are-generally eonsfilered inclisperisableio its
declaration!, Do expiain, neighbour. Our mill,
tary must brush up!
The' Next Cosogtess.
.1 Difficulty Anticipated.—Tpe law ofCongress
requires that members of the Heusi: of Represen
tatives shall be elected by single "districts, ye 4
New Hampshire, Missouri, Georgia and Alississ
ippi have each elected their several delegations
by general ticket. A question will no donbt arise
as to the right of these members to a scut in the
HoUsti. Some of the ncwspapors are already be
ginnthg to discuss it.
fauv. "Pori' Arrested
, The Rhode Island hero, Governor Dorr, was
arrested at Providence lust week by the Sheriff,
on the charge of high treason against. the State.
-Mr. Doer gave himself up freely, and was for tqo
(line ''etinunttted to jail for sale keeping. ' The
indictment was found against him in Ncwpo
county, where he will be taken for trial.'
Jl3lectioilis
The State Election in New York, for mem
bers of the Legislature, took place yesterday.. We
•
shall have returns in our next.
Th. Massachusetts Election takes place on
Woodsy, the 13th, for Governor and LegiSlature,
We look for old Massachusetts to redeem herself
from locofecoism.
Elections Ow take placo this week in'Alissis
sippi and Michigan.
On Monday night last, in Augusta township,
Northumberland county, a young man named
John Yanding, was beaten in such a dreadful
manner with clubs, by two men named Hunter,
and another whose name wan ‘ 'unknown, that he
died soon after. The villains havd been arrested,
and lodged in the jail at SiMbury. . •
Krpr. George L. Fauss„ an amiable and intel
ligent gentleman, who had 4epresented Adams
ebony in the Legislature several thneS, and was
one of the Secretirjes of the Reform ConveAtjon,
died in Berlin, Adams county, last weak.
SEDUCTION,—CharIes W. flopburn,exchangehro
her, Philadelphia, has been held to hail, for the
seductioD of a young girl in that city, under .cir-
Amnstances of a most villainous character. jn.
deed, if the testimony of the girl be true, it vas
a rape. Amanda Barney alias Simmons was al-
so held in bail as a particeps criminis.
' ME FIRST IVOOLEN FACTORY.—WO learn from
the Cincinnati Gazette, that the fast Woollen
Factory erected in the United States, was at Hart
ford, in 1790, and, it is said, that Washington do
livered his inaugural address to CongreeS; in
suitiof hroadeloth front this factory.
ErWilliam Flick, a carpenter of Lancaster,
committed suicide, by cutting his throat, on Wed
nesday the, 25th ult. and died on the 'following .
Friday.
co". A. man named Joseph Gracey has b.in com
mitted to jail in Lancaster, charged with the mur
der of Frederica Clare, a,German woman, in Col
umbia a
s few vieoks einco.
oaThe suggestion of . tlle pew pelt Courier,
that Mr. Webster . ehuuld he. nominated for the
Vice Presidenerbrdur-Whirparty. appeSrs to
#,P,l.Wi.tlffrPrjtdiegkPPN!"'.o(".l.
• elftev: Abet Drown; ..lecturer, was
—"betl
I)ll‘t4°
even'
h upon the aub•.
'ng of the 6th u Lie! Billetee,
ject` of slavery:
, to•
Tho Rut , . mi.- Fowler,Aute,patitOr.oFit FrAttby
erisiu uhyrOh has quitted Nu ea.
prod ,olllee'plit 'boon, ailmi l ttpd praokl9ol,t4 :the
bar.. • ' ‘: ,
;• Of the tvid'regiotOntit'Of a troop
. etuti4a
od et Jefferson Garrneki; Mistiouri, five 'btindred'
pof the 'teen hive slgird the temperance , ' pledge
shiee the &et Ofltietinotitti.r
F rA Y wl ng', 4 o, 9 #)! 0 9 1 ;$ 14 0)tng‘ •a Inirr ,
'chin( ~fif 4 1 , 11 : 1 0 1 08 1 9' 11 * , ,P0 2 ‘nr!! , .. 11 1 01 ,,Y, : , 4 M1L
1-* l l4).C!iourClPPOPemilia , ,',' - w f -,,.. , -;,, 0 1g,
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and t e
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Ft! •linti3; I f e 4, as ed
•:. • 'the leeP94.,
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solliP ' e 9
lone"' eeesidet
txdoiie; and Harninnil • ,
O:7•We clip the following front, the. T.,itUettetei.
"Union" of the 24th ult. • We observe
*led and endorsed by the PittSbure"Gazette,'! ,
Gettysburg '.Star," and ,other Antimasonie jour
nals, indicating the disposition of those papers to
cordially eiti44tAlte , pfoper time, in the support
of Honif,ality ;for Presidency :
"The oltlkirrisen:pertY is beginning to arouse
from tha,leibatrinto which it had bean thrown
by the treachery of Tyler. The prospect is once
more becoming - Air , : and by prudence and union
and harmony;: at the' proper time, "Old Tip's Ar
my"'will be . fouro in."solid• column" marching to
VICTORY! Our opponents may find us disunited
upon local matters: but when the great q' cation
comes before us, and good and wise men are se
lected for the residency and' Vico Presidcrtcy,
they will find us all united—hll qupotiona Qf s lo
cal nature, for the time, cast aside, and every
man laboring for the• success of correct princi
ples. Cheer up! Lctnach man say to his neigh
bor: Arouse; the day begins 'to dawn; arm your
self for the fight; the hour has cone when your
"Country expects every man to do his own voting
and his own fighting."
The Nestarlan Massacre.
In a letter, dated July 28th, Net. Grant, the
America!! Missionary, considers the complete
subjugation ofthe Nestorians as inevitable. "The
work of destruction is Op going forward, and . I
have nohope of its ceasing till this brave people
aro finally crushed, and,their independenCe is
gone. What Will be. thmend of these things no
one can tell."' • • . •
(r.y.TIM Rochester Daily Democrat quotes the
following passage from a speech delivered by,the
lion. lippry Cjay, at a colonimtiup meeting, ip
1527 .
§ , lf I could . be instrumental .in eradicating this
deepest stain (slavery) upon the character of our
country, and remove all cause for reproach on ac.
count of it by 'foreign nations—lf I could only be
instrumental of riddipg, of this fold blot, that
revered State (Virginia) that gave me birth—or
that not less beloved State (Kentucky) which kind
ly adopted me as her son, I would udt exchange
the proud satisfaction WidelLl should enjoy-for all
the honor of all the triumphs ever. decrqcd to the
most successful leader."
In , -The influence - of the present Tariff in re
storing prosperiiy to the country, is not unper
ceived; and this circumstance (justly_mbservos the
rhiladelphik Forum) is opening the eyesand eon.
vincing the undOtandings of thousands who, have
heretofore oppoSed - that•policy and advocated free
trade. The light of experience has become too
intense for limn longer • to remain in darkness ;
even the wilfully - blind can scarcely fail to see
what frae,bcen accomplished by the passage of the
Tariff'Act.
RIARRILEP,
7 On the 21th alt., Ity the Rev. Wnry Atirtunl, Mr.
ISAAC RANK, of Ltinenster county, to Miss BARBARA
ANN SKAEFFCR or 11118 catin'y.
%On hurEday last by the same, M. JOHN 511 f. IN
sey to Jliss.l.sNE Foas . vra, all front sear Shippers
burg.
/1)n the !Anne 'hay, by the nape, Mi': JONATHAN
BoonortF to Miss. Et.izAurrn Nit - Ens all of Mitt-
At Mechanicsburg on the" 2tl of Oen)lna last, by
Lewis &iving, Elm:, Crays PRIDIEssEn to Miss
ENTELINnEnvonn, both or E.:tt. Pennshorou g h town
ship. -
~ O n the Ist of November, by the same, LEVI EICII
ELBEROEII, 01 * Afton township; to :Miss Cmtut : iNE
\Vitt-sox of East Penusbovough township, Cumber
land county.
An the tad of November, by the Rey. J. S. Kesler
Mr. WILLIAM Gar. to ABCS MARGARET NIVERS
all 0 North Middleton township.
In the ° d of November, by Ate Rev. J. Kamp
ffer,Mi. BENJAMIN JONES to Miss ELqABETII SON
nen, both of .Perry comity, Pa.
LECTURES.
The • Pliblic ate respectfully informed, that the
members of the Alert Fire Company, have made
arrangements for holding a Third Course of Lep
tures during the uoming winter. Thd course will
consist of twelve Leutures; to be delivered every
two weeps, successively. The First lecture will
be deliverpri in Education Hall, on Tuesday,l4th
November, by the Rev. J. V. E. Tuourru.
Subject—'•' The System of Popery, in conpcc
tion with Puseyism, and its tendencies."
Lecture to corn amine at 7 o'clock. •
To Delinwtents,,
11
lIHE subscriber , authorized to settle the accounts
of the " Her,4l tyt Expositor,P from the 15th
1 ay, 18:35., until .March 10th 184 , 4 has determined
to do so forthwith, And hereby apprises all who are
in any way indebted, as they dislike official visits to
regard this notice. Ile can be bound nt his lesidence
in West Pennsboroug township, and addressed 'post
age paid, through the Mount Rock Post Office.
.. JOSEPH C. WILLI. MS.
November 8,1843. tf-2
Malaga Grapes.
JUST received a superior article at S. ELLIOTT
Carlisle, Nov. 7, 18;3,,
Lemons, jtaWn,s and Fig.
A LARGE and fresh supply of LEM
ONS, RAISINS and FIGS, just received and
for auk by LINE 8t MONYER.
• CAudisle, Nov. 8, 1843.7 •
Pickles.
J UST received a superior arAiule [O. g , 41-IQTTS.
Carlisle, Nov. 8, 1841.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! I
A NeglstY & ANDERSON, on the
Neith East Corner of ihe. Public Square and
directly opposite the Market . House, are nouropen
ing a large and well selected assortment of DRY
GOODS and GROCERIES which they - Will sell on
the most invorable terms.. The - following articles
compose part el their stock, to which they tire week
ly making additions: ,
Wool dyed blacks and bide blacks, greens, invis
ible greens, olive greens, olive browns, cadet greys;
blues and brown CLOTHS, also Pilot and Beaver
Cloths.
Fancy, Plain and Tweed CASIMERES.
Plain and Fancy
,SATTINETTS.
Red and NVliltsi Flannel; Clinton And Doe aki
FLANNELS: '
Mer c inoes_, Mouseline do Lollies, Alpaca Lustros,
Eolittunes Prints and 1381;arines, Brooka, Merino.
Blanket, Tlubst 'Wool, Silk and Damask
SHAWLS. , • . •
• Ladies Cravats;with a large assortment of Gloves
and 1-tosterre,, Together witlia great variety of oth-'
kr articles too numerous to mention. .
Carlisle; Nov; Al. 1843— , - • • •• ' tf-fl
. , .
Estate ofJohn Thonies . deceased.
N°TIPS is hereby given, that Letters of Admin.
istration on the estate or JOHN THOMAS,
late of 'South•Middletonttownship, decetked, 'lMee
been granted to the subscriber' refitting in the saute
township. All permits looivinetheinselves inde_ht
ottnte'arp.hereby.,notified;tw'rrjake 'pay
ment immediately, and' those haviAg "alaight to pre-.
sent,them duly,oettpnticittedler ferment.
- ''JACOBt HIT FA. :Adner.t..
4111Tot;erOber,,S - ..Y. 4.15:
. Estatit'tof whv lunekakt, ~,„q4....
• Oncgts ii•eritii gii4ii;thatutterrotAd_o_i •
it
•• istration ' lin . lrf",estiate'brwp4l.A.m 134• N
a ,fitteritNfir ri-Middlet#6.*f,w4iifiliv,A, 8-
e r n, 40P3 4 0.040;t 41 4 TOOOPPOO• 1..1
41)PArnstenKtio• -, c4kpArs.Ti! l oolvith.m.coo
4
ro w fsit.._:,lo. rretri
' nd•tbo' , Nci.44W ,
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li4. 1 ‘,0 1 , 1 9.44ti ,- -io ji l - - liio7-
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, 0: , ..i., , •,-•. , ..„.: •••••;.:,,,,.;.•. f .,,:. ~•... • ~,,:,-,
*,;,... kip'- 'r .. ., j 1 4 .1,, ,, ~ ., 7 ! Je . :71".: ,, ,cW ' •'' .,
I , :;tigsv , 7 :tiakvarrEa : DIM GOODS; ..
*44 4 0 ' • it44l4:**4BB.'Citaegint#: strceti
' .i 7 ''.A': ' ' 46 ' 3.2 4 . 24'0' : tO.t4•lfit.; 40, q;: ti lltN ,,; : -:
.. :(:: :-;
1 liar' feeoLtveitO o . :64s.o.**,;s(lol.lcii;Shiltils,
t aOll. Silici-VMptiOptiabtricre , .o. , Ecoasep Mouse
iintf:de:*iiMili ,imtielq.Merinik4 •Hrosieryi 'Linen
1 13
Cahibile( t . ,4, . 410yes,HIstaea,.;Priptedioyelvetti'
VlatuinK ' ltiak . Oti!..hintzes s ; . A.mirican,cal , -.
eiMaj:iinr, ii'Atiaitlittling :'in . hily .atoek' triii';itaibt . ,
FASHIOXAtk4ANDINEWEST DRY . OOQtiS
aii,the.iiiral'ititi , tOr t ocfihieh .yill biscoltf.WlMleititle .
Pii iritePAKi4)oi'V , 4l)( 4, '
CeS' ''',''' '-'
- ' •
•';OZP-SM:Anigei. : B;;tivilKfiiiiil!t particularly to their in
lareatlO"eallv as the;getitia are ail'warranteti and the
'l,ciives! coal, ptiee'named first,,add fio abatement.
• - ' , Pitiitiileliihia,'Nov.;; 8 ;I£l , o :'. ' '. St-2
%~'
AWN ' NED SALE,
• . , .
llN';petsuence , . of 'tin trdef of the Or-
Conrt of Cuttiliecland county, will he Sold
lit &Win' Sale,: on .the imemises; on Saturday the ,
20-0 beeenibeg next, at l 2 o'clock, M.; the follow-I,
log trnetr parcels of i and; Into the prop-.
erty of
. A inr g aret S o QinOey,' (formerly Margaret'
Crpekelt,):leeql.. situate in Monroe township, about/
5 miles south - east of Carlisle—viz: I
• No, 1. The Mansion Tract, contain-
NINETY ACRES and ,FOUR PERCHES',
strict measure, of which about 85 acres are cleared.,
and under geed fence and In a high state of cultini
lion, and the residue covered with excellent timb er. Said tract is bounded by lands pl George Beltzhoii-,
ver, Philip Miller, James Crocket, end the Yello'w
Breeches creek. The improvements lire a two stn
-17 LOG HOUSE and LOG BARN, with, a Co'rn
Crib and other outbuildings. There is alga w ill
of water and an orchard on the 'premises. The
yellow Breeches creek runs close by the house rind
barn.
No. 2. The other purpartu4iiell is annexed to ithe
above by the inquisition, nd to be sit with it as lone
tract, is a piece of WOODLAND of
ac)
strict'measure, about oue-tourth of n mile from; the
'other, adjoining . lands of George Beltzhoover, ;Mi
chael Ege's heirs, and other lands of which said
ten acres are a part.
The two tracts together make 100 acres and 4
perches of excellent land. Possession will be Oven
on the lst of April next.
The terms will be• ' 011 C hall the purchase n ioney
to be pkid on the confirmation of the sale and mak
ing the deed, and the residue. in two equal 71.111111111
by
thereafter without inter, to be st mimed
by Judgement Bonds.
GEO. SANDERSON, Tru flee.
November, 8, 1843. is-2
CONSUMPTIFON OP THE L ENGS.
./Ifections of the Liver, I . 9stlinut,• Bronchi tis, Pains
. or If of the Breast ,or Lungs„ Chronic
Coughs, Pleurisy, Hemorrhage of the I rungs anti
all affections of the P ahnonary •Organs..
NATURE'S OWN ;PRESCRIPTION.
A emit pound Balsamic preparation of tl.te Prunus
Viwiniana or " Wild Cherry Bark, " icon - Mined
with the Extract of Tar, prepared by a hien , chemi
cal process,apprcved and recommended L the most
distinguished physiehms, - and universall3l acknowl
edged the most valuable medieinee ever r Jiscovered.
NO spACKERY!!! NO -DECEPTION.
,
In setting forth the virtues of this truly m
great ed.:
ieine we have no desire to deceive the se who are
labouring under idfliction, nor do we de. Are to eulo
gize it more than it justly deserves. I'et when we
look around and seethe vast-amount of intfering and
diStress occasioned by many of the dise: PICO in which
this medicine has moved so highly st tceessful,- we
that'we mania urge its claims toe strongly' or,
sav too much in its favor. •
'Such, incleciloire the
SIJIIPIZISING VIRTIIE,S.
01 this Balsam, that even in the advt. meet' stagee of
CONSUMPTION, Idler all the most este ono! .remedies
of physieimis have Wed to effect an.y Atattge, the
use of this medicine has been productive of the most
sistonishing
. relief, and actually elfin :tell cures niter
all hopes o recoverye had been des' siirrd of.
hi due first-stages of the disease tel :toed " Colour
/sot Ca nsuitiptio ti," originating from neglected'
COLDS, it has been tised with mid rviating bureess
and hundreds acknowledge they on ft the restoration
of their heahlt to this invaluable tot .t.licine alone.--
In that form of Consunddion so pr evident amongst
delicate young females, commonly' . termed debility,
Q.
"GOING INTO A DECLINE,"
A complaint with which thousands are lingering, it
)ms also proved highly successfid, and not only pos
sesses the power of checking the p rogress of this a
larming complaint, but also strengthens and Midge
rotes the system more effectually Ilan any medicine
we have ever possessed.
For particulars, certificates, &c. , see Dr. \Visor's
pamphlet,
AGENTS.—S. ELLWI"I,
L. Denig, Chambersln;ng.
Solomon Oswald, York.
„I. B. G: Kinsloe, *must q.irg.
• 'John Wyeth,Jr. Harrisburg, and in every lom
in the Slate.
Laboratory' 21 Minor street, E
Carlisle, November-8, 184.1.
,Assignment of Mart In
ArIN the' 27th of October, 184 5, Martin Meiley,
11_, of the borough of Mcchat ucaburg, Cuinher
land County,' made an assigutum at of all his drums
to the subscriber;foi the benefit I.)f his creditors.—
All persons having claims or d emends against the
Assignor are notified that the A Ognee residing in
Monroe township will meet them at the public house
of S. Meiley in Meshatuesburg, on each FIODAY
after the publication of this indict f, to adjust and set
tle all his accounts. And all ftersuns indebtml,
whether by book account or othe twine, are required
to make payment immediately.
GEO RGE =MLR.
Monroe township Nov. 1,184 L
A BARGA3 IN.
THE GOODS of n couptry store situ
ated in a wealthy part of I he County is offer
ed at private sale, upon reasons Me terms, offering
I,rreat haluceinents to wry person wishing, to
the
in that business. The Store R Pont can th e rented
for one or more years. For tort tier particulars en
quill; of the Editor.
November 1, 1843. " tf-1.
•
VIEtTINIENTAL Nll7Bll
111DREPAUED and sold whole)nzle rind retail by Dr.
W. C. WPlterson, west side Market Square,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Theta': Spirits are warranted to be; superior to ater
oilier preparation now in use, for rei paving all kinds
of Oreake, Tar, Oil Wax, &c., froin ladies and
gentlemen's wearing, apparel, 2e. )vithout injoring
them. It Is also effectual in rem pving spots occit
sioned by any kind of acid. -
It will also be found a very use'ol article for re
moving dandruff front the head, anti leaving tbe hair
in a healthy and vigorous conilitiog.
Price 57i cents per bottle. A. liberal discount
made to those who purchase toce 11 again.
Sold - in Carlisle by 1% C. S"(EVENSO' and
MYERS & HAVEHSTICK, A. tents foii this Im
rougV
Carlisle,November 1, 1813. tf-1
DR. ItUSH'S .f . 4FAWBLE (RUTH . PILkS.
TWELVE AND A-UALF CENTS A BOX.
The proprietor of this bivalent de legacy of a great
man, has for some time failed to present them to thu
üblia in an advertisement. 'll to teased is'a plain
one. So much has. their use gis en satisfaction, and
so strongly have' they been teem mended to one an-,
other; that it has been utterly ii iipossible to supply,,
the demand, both here and for c , fiuntiy agents.' , .lhi- •
ring the present month, more thaii two hundred gross
or nearly THIRTY-VEIoUSAiND BOXES, hive
een sold in'this o'4 and vicinity, and supplied. to
Agents thimighont the United i Slates, and many or
ders have been on hand weekiitietbre they could he
• Iled.' litt fact it needs nit the ipinit of proplicerio
oretell the day , Whet' . ilia only 'Fill in use will ' be
hat' iniehted by !heinaniorlal _Dr: Beinj!quinik,toh, I
he gteatest physician America. ver thaw;
'
TUB HEALTH, PILLS ‘ ha . o cul•ell; where cure
ftemed•wellWigh itimossiblei ti, r
ay have raatoyeil to
erfect health hundreds Who his ii liiiigtiished.oa
, e 6 of Painitliry have OPeritei like a charm ,'when;
411, otlier iiieditaineefailed'ecen lii.afforirreliiifi.tiley .
ace giveil,Mmifiiii'to ' the aMiilti , d; and'hblie. , 'a the I
deapalriagi-theyhtiVe.tlenibtred'„?.the ill/ of lhe'oung
ind 7, : giv,e5.: ; back ynialti 40', tlte' ' aged.' ? Indeedi they I
teem to - VaiageOthe'pedpeitiesAseribed Aii , the aliiliy... 1
actitits'or foirapr , dajrclathit
.F.t . pcilt;lhsd:StArkettivf.: I
Blase;; iltsi('''.conquefor;!:bf Itifirtolties k ,stii'iliscevfi 1
WlerhAtay;pliaNd li4e . 0.4:0 at 0 ,aettiitdi!its 'of .11k ,
li fti4it r ; 4 fo:4i 7 rt SeAgit# i 4 . 4 WITO.g i :S.
~.. ~.. ~,„, , •,,,,,,,,,, ~,,,,,,..• b -...,.., , ' • ',,,, •PtdiF.,.'
EMI
' Assignmont - of Budd Heck .
N the 13th day of Januat'v, 1843, Daniel Heck
ur 'of Newton township, Cumberland county,
nuttle•an assignment of all his effects to the subscri
tbr the benefit of his. creditors. persons hav
ing elaims or demands against the Assignor are no
tified that, the Assignees and Assignor. will meet at
the public House of Elias Deal, n Newville, on
SATURDAY, he 18th of November at 9 o'clock
to uttinst and settle all his accounts. Andy all per
sons indebted whether by book accounts or vendue
notes are requested to make,paymeOt oubefore
the Ist day Of „December, as ito further iiidnlgeace
can be given. • ' . •
• . S3OOOHVIELBON AAGY,.sSignees.'
. .
Nevlille, Oct. ‘.25, 1b43. • tf-5:1
aCr4a—WF.
l'hesubseriber having determined on goipq tp the
'We'd; pe'isbrie ilidebted to him ind!vidually had.
/ better keep a, keen look'ouUhete frosty moeniniai tor
I am dptprniined Molose up my business speed' y.
—. 4 •
sco'rr COYLE.
Clothil • efollas t t09111A11:
,D,F:A,yER and Pilot over cceitings— French,
LD English ond. American Broad Cloth tat from
1,50 to $1043: yard. •Call and sec them at the
'cllaßhstcwo CUPPINGER
•
4USr- reelksrl " '..IIADIS; ter'
• ..
tale dt the store of • .
''
LNITZI.ZE,
' Carlisle; totoliei.2s;lll4.3:'' tf-52
UT rq,i;otitinafoi , ' Bale
the mato tiAgNITA,,k,S O .
t. ,cmltskt; get?* 2 1 , VA' S A -‘ " . tr A ,
" E
`;‘•::in.-410411*00 ‘..,.;;;-; v s.
.1 0 0 1
0 4 4I S T;ER'1# 1 94*f t
o l te . 4P I
:',•0114 *,l 4.geatioytii.e.ait:MAß‘
,I+As ql?7,
'
'
NEWI tiIi(IIIINGIStAB •ISIIIIIIEIyT
••• • • :
kaiAt i tit
'AKES ihidipot!odlitiafiliAtift
former custortittics, thatife jhe
Tapbring Busineas; iif,toinfeatiothteith Mr. /P. - S.
Resghter, under the firrp of .11.ANTC13;ht uttpu...
Tgiti. at his , old stand, in Isteith'
opposite 'the store of Mvera Ez:Shefdici They,
sire .prepared to:exectitciall'ortleteutrastUd.!Ulherd
ivlth neatnesaand despatch.: A •
" •
N.• B. The Pariiinn fit shions' 'are
' ' • •11FIGHTER'
••
oyember 1, lEay. 7 tf. • ;. •
For Salk.
be exposed to public; sale oii the 'pt;etui
,
11 / 1 171 ,eexpi -
on'SATURDA.Y; the Oth day of
No
.vember next at noon, that valuable property situate
on the North East corner of High and Bedford streets
in the Borough of Cnrlisle, Consisting
a T WO STORY STONE 'HOUSE, ex,'
tensive BRICK hack buildings, a TWO ;Po 'L. .
STORY FRAME. HOUSE, and large
MUCK Stable, with a never falling well
and pump in the iyard. This property has been
heretofore occupied ns a tarn for which it is well
suited. The terms of
,sale arc, the one half of the'
purchase money. to be paid on the first day of April
next, when the Deed and possession will bp given,
and the residue in two equal annual payments there
after, with Interest the whole to be secured by Judgr
ment Bonds.
If the above property is not sold, it be rented
for one or more years from and after the tst dgy of
April next. JAMES 11. DEVOR,
Agent for Commodore Jesse D. Elliott.
Carlisle, November 1, 1843.
THE undersigned appointed an Auditor by the
Orphans' Court of Cumberland county, to make dis
tribution of the money in the hands of:George O'-
Donnell, as Administrator of Dr. John Frazer, de
ceased, amongst the creditors of said decedent, will
meet at his office, in the borough of Carlisle, for
said purpose, on MIDAS', the 9th day of December
nest, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, when
and where said creditors are required to attend.
HUGH GAULLAWIER
Carlisle; NovenAm. 10181.3.-6 t.
ALEXANDER & TODD ,
Attornies at Law.
LIE uniAiocil have associated as
partners in tile practice of Law, hi Cumber
land and Perly counties. One or both of them may
he alwiys found and consulted at the office hereto
fore mutinied by S. Alexander, 'next door 'to to the
Carlisle Bank. Strict :dietitian will be siren to all
business placed 111 their care.
SAMUEL ALEXANDER. •
LI;NUEL TODD.
October 18, 843. • -tf-5
- - ---- EitrifOit of Director S.
CARLISLE BANK
October 18, 1843.
OTICE is bereby given to lne Steel:hut( era In
111 this Institution, that avelegion will beheld at
the Banking HiThse on the Stl - AIONDAV of No-
Vember next, between the hours of ill Itial '2 o'clock
(tieing the '2oth tlay'of the month,) for thirteen Di
rectors to serve the ensuingcar. •
WM. Si COBEAN, Cashier
New Tobacco & Segair.
EtAIPAUVACTO - •
rill IF. subscriber wouGl inform the inhabitants of
Carlisle and its that he hai openeti u
Tobacco and Segal' Establishment, in South Hanover
street, iMiCldonrs South or the Court house, and im
mediately adjoining Mr. Burkholder's Hotel'. Ile
will keep On bands Manufactured Tobacco, such as
Cavendish, Sweet Scent, Plug, Coll, Virginia
Twist, Dulcisimus, Spike :Mil Pig tail. A Is°,
Cut and Dry, Scotch Happee turd Maarea
. bau Snuff, Pipes &c., Spanish, Ilalf
Spanish and dommon Segars,
of the hest quality, all or which he will sell on
terra to snit - the times.
CEORGE WEAVER.
N. B. Tile subscriber wishes to !laic a share
piddle potronage in opposition to imposition f .
Forei,go Manttfactiires. G. W Inc
Carlisle, October 11, ISIS. •
. Building Lot, at Private Sale.
• •
rpm , . subscriber oirers at - private saleot very hand
somely situated BUILDING LOT. situate ill
the angle lilrnitql by l'omll'et and Wv-st Digit .4rects,
in this borough, and *cry nearly opposite Dickinson
College. In size it is equal to a town lot tool a half.
There is not a more eligible or better location roc a
private dwelling , in t ie borough. The situation
commatitla an extensive view of the benotiful country
surromoling,together H itlt the College builtlings,4-.c.
The lot needs only to be MPH to have its atlvautages
zulmittetl. For further particulars, as to terms, Ise.,
,emptire or the subscriber.
W. B. MURRAY. '
October 11, 184.3. tr-50
BURKHOLDER'S HOTEL,
lIE subscriber has taken that' well
AIL. known tavern stand in South 111111111ec street,
formerly occupied be Win. S. Allen, and more re
cently by Mitchel McClellan, where he is prepared
to accommodate all who may favor him with their
custom, in the best style, and on the most reason
able terms.
Ills II Alt will always he simplied with the
choicest Ihpiors—and his TABLE with the best the
markt.ts can afford.
Ills STABLING is ample, and a cavern! Ostler
will he kept Mails in attendance. 1)1{0 VtlllS will
find it to their advantage to give him a Call.
110AIWERS will he taken be the week, month,
or rear.
Xothing shall be left undooe on the papt of the
subscriber to please, those who may pay his house a
visit—he therefore solicits a share of public j u
11. L. BURKHOLDER.-
Carlisle, April 12,1845. Gin-24
Dissolution of Dartmorhip.
TH E partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers in toe Shoemaking
business, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.—
The books and accounts of said firm will he left at
the shop, and settle.' hy John Taylor, to whom
payment must'be made immediately.
JOHN TAYLOR,
(JEORGL•TAYLOR.
Cariisle, Oct. 18,19118. . • ti-52
N. R. The bushiess will tic enntlocted as usual
at the old shop in Main street, next door to Eby's
Grocery, by
GEORGE TAYLOR.
Dispolation of
.Partnership.
IrilklF. partnership heretbfore existing between
1 the subscribers was dissolved, by mutual con
sent bn the 14th inst. The books are for the present
in the • hanils' of George Button to whom those In
debted to the concern, are requested to make imme
diate paymeat.and all claims to be presented for
settlieNent. • .IOON McCAFrEitir. - . -
GEORGE HutroN:
Carlisle, Oct. 23, 48d$: •
Economy, Comofrt and Fashion!'
OnEAP Wel% 411,2rt0 01400.
, •
',South Weal corner .of third <. and nialtreetth:
T Aki. Subscriber' offers an asisortmeutor FAStti
togAnLE and PLAIN HATS and 'CAVS;;I -
irriterint, made by the beyt workmen, and.; r g-4-
up in handsome civic. Also las PAT,I4I9.).C,KW=
sikEltEl-HATt"- which is light,yleasint:atlt6lu 41..
dild;fintl best of all cheap, It-yew:tit itiftrat apiteiit*.
:twee, till. Worn out, and 33 easily kept clean; witkilte
.43eirninon clothes brush or -wisp broom. ': • .
m e has his own roanufabtory, attends personally:
to all orders; and respectfully asks a call from' thoal',
- who visit the city, and , he trusts be slur sup . plyikrg
with such articles in his line ins cannot fail to girn
aatisfaction;both ilk price and in gdality. • "
. Every article , made to order at shoal na tiv e ; n a,
any that prove defective will most cheerthlV be ex.,
changed.
(HAVER 1312091. M...
Philadelpcin; Oct. 1i,t833. •
i•Ca all paid for FURS—Muskrat, liccation;Ot-'
cr,Fox, bcc. Rtc4.
• • , , O. B.
/13' 247 Ea' "Ca
OTWEEZu
DENTIST, .
w . - lform operations upone w,tmreq deir pis,rcutien, snob
ns Scaling, Filing, Plugging, &c., or wilt restore
the loss of then, by inserting. Artificial Teeth, from
a single Tooth, to a full seu.
o.oflice on Pitt street, a few doors South of the
Railroad hotel:•
N. IL Dr Loomis will be absent from Carlisle,
the last ten days, in each month.
May 24, 1843. tf-30
JOHN HARPER.
• eibit Engtatctr,
GI. •
Yecevero 4 el czevener-.
ALSO,
Commissioner in Bankruptcy.
HAS removed his office to North Hanover
Street, W est side, 8 doors North of Louther
street, and nearly opposite the office of William
Irvine, Esq., where ho Will, as 'usual carefully
attend to all business which may be entrusted to
him in the line of,his profession.
Carlfsle, April 12, 1843.'
zga.la./11.P.A53; -
WHOLESALE & RETAI GROCERY,
rerwarding Commission. -
2424 P.-24111W UV. ' .
Dcakr in country liroclUcc tic Pittsburg rtl man cturcr
No. 'a, rift 4 tirrl.s4U4G, Pa.
August 16, 1843.
•
StAsquehanna Line,
FO PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE DAILY,
r I IE proprietors of the Susquepnna
run their Car! and Boats as Ora) to Phil.
adelPhia and Bliltiniort tlurink the present season.
Their friends will please apply to N4le, Minn
& Herr, Broad st. and Ont2.,,Otlrews & Mekee
ver, first wharf abovp Race street on the 'Hula.
ware Philadelphia, and Jos,cpli L. Elder, Balti-
more.
Unlit flirther notice, the following pripes will
be adhered to between this plape•apil the above
plapcs.
• tcs • tp or. o- ••••••
,4
. ' • r... , M .. 4 tZ , FP' . .. 1 Gq Zi
.• C . 0 por d • .... 0 1..
'' g o •,-; =0 •• r . S 3 .":.
( ! r.Cq -' - 5 . 4 Fd .... :.'
• ' -= 'C.I
' r ..`C
2 14 '3 l
. .F . V 7 E. 5
Ale per 100 ' 22cts. 15 $1 per bb
Dry - Goods, Drugs, .
and Medicines, 20 2:3 40e
Furniture,. • 28 ' - 25 43
Wile:it, Rye & Corn . .
per bushel 14 10
Oats do 7 '0
Groceries, 23 20 40
Lumber per 1000 •
feet $3 50 $2 75
Shingles per 1000 1 50 2 00
Flour per WA. 34 . 30 47
Shad &-Mackerel do 50 . • 37 •
Herring do 44 • 311 11').
Salt per sa ' ck ' '.. 32 ' 28'
Pitch, Tar an d Rosin . .. :
per 100, 15 20
Plaster gross ton, $2 50 . $2 25 ,
Hemp per 100, 22 40
Hides 25 20 .
Pig
Hides,
ton 3 50 2 50
Blooms & Castings,4 (10 3 12i H "
Bar Imp, 450 350
Nails per kpg, 20 .-r7
Leather'per 100, 25 ~ - 20
Whiskey pet bbl 5 47
Burr Blocks per 100, 20. 15
COrb Stone, do 1.2 i
Tin, do . 25 '2O 40
. , J. &P. MARTIN.
Harrisburg,'April 12, 1843. it
J. IL. II ledri'l
FORWARDING & COMMISSION" MERCHANT
• Harrisburg, Pa
ESPECTFULLY informs the Far
.ll-Ib)mers, Millers , Merchants and the publicgen
erally, that be is now prepared with large and com
monjous IVare Houses, On the Yeuuu Canal, near
dui font of Walnut.strect, in Harrisburg, to receive
in Store for Shipment, Country produce - and Mer
chandize for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Pittsburg
aid alPiuterniediate places. D. Leech and Co's
Line, and the following first class title NVater Canal
Boats, will run from the Houses in Harrisburg.
'Boat, C. McAllester,
Chesapeake,
It Marc and Martha,
Pacific.
Ma; 31, IR3
NOW Tort -TgE lqutaivrm;
CLAPPIN - GElt k CAREY
(Near the Rail Road, Shipreneburg)
111 - AYE, just opened the most extensive assort
ment of CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
GOODS ever offered in this place. Every yarirty
of NEW GOODS on hand and will be sold ,Ict tLe
lowest Cash prices
October 18, 1843. tf-41
Estate of Christina Unhangst, loo,d,
LETTER 3 testamentary on the estrite
, of CHRISTINA UNHANGS'r, late of mir
flin township, deceased, having been granted to of
sbuscriber residing hit.pe same township. All per
sonwharing „agalust said estate, are ••hereby •
requested . to present them duly authenticated for
settlement.' Antrthose indebted to make payment
immediately to ANDREW lizisTKß.
Executor..
Carlisle, Octoher. 25, 15.15„ I ' l if 52^
Estqp of john slerer, deceased.-
Testamentary .estimentary on the Es.
IA tato of JOHN SIEHER, late of East Penns
toi•oogli township, have beefi grouted to did subsci•i
bers residing iiithesame township: All persona in
. ebted to said estate ore requested to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims to present
hem to .BENJAMIN ERB, Aii'mr.' •
ELIZABETH SIEItER, Ati'mrx.
Octuber,4 .1849. • ' • •. '• " 6t-49
Estate of Henry miller, dpeeped.
! t,1171141Z . 5. testementary on t4e eAtao
.10 of HENRY MILLER, of Allen leWMiltip .
'have been granted to . ' the stib4ct•lber residing in the
sane township. All persons having claims against
said estate, are hereby notified'm present thent• ditty
authenticated for settltimmit, And tlniseletiovang
themselves indebted tweolie payment ininietlititely
to . • • . • SAMUEL; MILLER, Exentteir.••
: Carlisle,Oputh?e:l4,lB.o. • . • kfrkt&
Tit AVERSE
for Specialeoutt c of ,gtoirtet Sessiove, to be hold..
en' at' the tounty'of
. tumbertatt
oa thol4th of November, '1843. '
Allem—PaGeorge A Ilalsely, John
B Cooyer, L4,11403;16, Vredetlek Reisinger.
Cadiate-4PeArg? Cart; George' IV Crab), Nll
- Ego,Vr.inele 'Porter:
' 'Dtekineon 2 4olm Myerg, John '4Veakley.
Pthnsbeivokh-4ohn Holtz:" -
' or - X-jornes• Alesimider,:lohn
I. 0 1{fehtie.11,eonard Dilfer, John Kerns,
; • t,
*P,V , ,Als.ekg° l4 " ,- zSa n3 At' l 1t 4 k 3 ;;)Y1 1,/ t ar P Hen'_
r'llt',SS%hille' to
i t l 4c
ut e uno
i weuii;iNo t sevi` ,,,A
,I 0•
R •
eto6c.puvis`4 -% 4 5, P o ter'4l,4la
stn4Goor ge
r
i a riddleton-34, I vittoor,,lgaiRingamit , i
,
'N''' 4 5 62 404 ,
BOOKS; AND STATIONERY,
For isle. at .L , L'OILTDON's Cheap Bookstore,
folkdob,4;Eliit of the Car. Offtee,_ Main
(old stand,) '
AtenlAaPaSsortftt of Religions, Xis,
SchoolSc ool'& Blejlk BOoki
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tdl onnyal7,ll yo,, also Dick's works corn..
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rune fholthology in 1 vol. 12 mu. adored Plates',
Turkey Bindirig, Aitken and Frosts British
Poets 2 vol's. Also ' the 3d vol. a continuation
lately published, (film Southey to Croly,) Arndt's.
true.Christiunity, translated from the German by
Rev. J. N. Hoffman, nosy Pastor of ;hp Luthcrna
Church of this place. Also Lutheran, Methodist,
Presbyterian and Winehrenadup flymn Books,
Also the dilll2rent Arithrrietick's & hloys, Smiths
Mitchel's, Olney sand Huntingda's Geegraphies
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Receipt Books, Memorandum Bookif; .c., he has
also no hand different • articles of Stationery 'as
followsi Writing, Letter, Note and Deed Paper,
Visiting Cards, Seals, Penknives, Silver andlAssid
Pencils, Slates, Walbrs, Mathematical Instru
ments, Gunter's Scales, Dividends, Sancl itairos,
Inkstands of various kinds, extra fine Paint, VIM,
tads Pens, Block Sund,block and red Ink Powder,
Sable and Carrie! Hair Pencils, Bristol.Bciard,iva
to colour, Music Pa per, Port Folios, Lithographic
Prints, Pocket, Maps, Albums, Blank Cards, large
office and transparent Waters, Fancy colored Pa
per, Optima, & clarified Quills, Funny Boxes, &c,
Also, Violins, times, Fifes, and other Books and
atationery too tedious to mention. Also Sunday,
school Books and Tickets, Hymn Bookso&c. •
WALL PAPR AND BORDERING,
of superior quality manufactured by &Iron, Son
and Blanchard, Phila. The subscriber has Pattern
books, containing specimens of fine mid COIOIIIOI4
Paper, and can procure in a few days notice any
of the different patterns thci Purchaser niay.rcquiro,
Ile also carries on the, • • .
• 10(qt Binding Bissisikess, •
in nll its various branclies,where he manufactures
Ledgers, Day !kinks, Dockets and blank books of
every description, and quality superior to those
made in the city fur. country markets also•old
Peeks rebound.'
Persons wishing to have their ipld books rer
bound, can be served at a moderate price, and be
thus enabled to preserve many valuable h4c40411111.
might otherwise be lost. • • ' •
'Writing and Letter Pa t i
_ll2 'and 2,5 cents
per quire. .1, LO4.TDON.
~. August 9,1843.
NEW BOOK AND STATONARY STOR ,
rifiLADELpHIA.. •
ir 4 INDS4Y & BLAKISTON, Book.
owl. Blank Book - .Maintructurers, N.
West 'corner of 4th mid Chestnut streets, Phila.,
delpluit Inive for sale a general assortment of Med,
teal, Theological, Classical School und Miscellane
ous Books and Stationary.
. • .
.
MEDICAL.—AII the text books used in. the
UnLversities and Colleges, together With the new
books sts . .soon as'they are published. '
TIIP.OI,OGICAL..L.-Pulpif family' and pocket Bi
blesi ' Conimentaries, Prayer Books, Hymn and
Clittrell Choir Books,works of standard authors,
14111 thg new hooks of he day. CLASSICAP AND
SCIIOOL.—A II those in most popular use in sebooht
and colleges, Malin the various ',nineties sille?trittng',
including those in the English,. French,. Lathy
Greek and :Milne languages. •
1111SCELLANEOUS.1Vorki. of standard au
thors and die ii.ew books as issued. STATIONAUY
—Slang Books of dlfferent _sizes and -in all the vit
rhais stylm - MC binding, cheap rap letter paper:Mer
cantile and school statiohary. IDNDlNC.—Exectit,.
61 in any style; lihmk bbolo Made to order, and
hound 'and ruled to pattern. • •'
110.01iS not on hand will he pi-ovum:a to order,
and will he furnished as low OS they t-un be purchasr
cut eloewliery In the city. • • • .
L. tv.. B. receive all the piddle:Rh - ins of the Messrs.
' I larptr K itrothers of New 'York as soon as-puh-
Wal, (including their cheap publieations,) and are
prepared to furnish Ittivn to Conitt.y Merchants and
agents on favorable terms:. ' I .
. , Sept. 2u, 1943. 41-47
CHAP CASH STORE,
HENRY L. ELDER: .
Na. 493, Market Street, above 13th Philadelphia
71 ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of .
11 those who buy for cash (as Ito-sells pn no,
other Imps) to his very large and splendid assort,
. • ! •
anent of
Hl3l VAR AND CUTLRY I
just received froni England, in addition to his 'unto!
stock or FOREIGN and IMAIESTIC 11 Alt ll-
NV AltE, of the best quality. -
11e earnestly requests them to examine.elsewle re;
and. alter ascertaining the lowest priee.7 at which
they -eau purchase, then to call itotwithitaidlitigtha
distance, and uttitiOaenced bv`ihe remarla of interes
ted dealers in the tatad.husi Aetis, and enquire the pri
ces oldie salve goodilit his store. • .
It is his liked determination, and he wishes it so
distinctly imikrstood, not only to
any oti . ler store but impitively cheaper. 'ilia at
Incas are so matltylte believes, IN to enable
do so, will yet 1114.1? s small profit. At all evetthl
Cash purchasers will litid it to their interest to call.
• ' • • '•, 'HENRY 1.4 tLDEIt.
October'll, 1833.
' • '• • 2m-30
CHEAP. CARPET STORE, ,
!:!1 1 1 THE EASEL •
sVo. 41 Strawberry street, one door 'above Change,
a/so at,Vo. 50 South second street, PUN.
THE Subscriber's rent in the present
sinintion being very low,shil his terms CASH%
he is dutfrinined to sell at prices to suit the hard times.
offers a well selected dock of. • i
Beautiful Iniperfal•thrze ply; : • •
Best Superfine Ingrain,
•
I filtidsoind Extim fine Ingrains, •
Fine and Common do •
ARPETINGS
Royal treble twilled Venetian, C
•
Fine Ebglisli worsted (JO '.
London Damask • 'do
J - -
Plain striped' do
Also, A stock of Exeellent pod ,beautiful Floor
Oil Cloths, all widths' for Aitooms, Entries;
Vestibidi•s, 'Door piece's, Bt.C.• Also, ' , Coach Mil
Cloths, Etomiture Cloths; DrUggets and Eloor
es. Elke:gant Piano and 'Fable Covers.' • .Alsb Canton
Mid' Spanish Floor igattingsi. with-a large assort.
ment of very low priced Ingrain and VenetiantarA
yetings,i)bor Mats; bindingsiStair Rods, tte. (.fie
comet's aitendiag purclakte for Cash, are respect
fully' invited to mill and examine for themselves
the' goOds'shill , be , Gold lotu eat ',rim. itrtlat
City.
• August 30,1843
LEVI ELDRIDGE
litilLE OF COUILT.. , .....
t..
AT a spited Cf.plttis -Coart began, on TOES-
A DAY, the 29th of Augnst,lB43 to be holden.
at Carlisle, for Ciunberid county, befare' the Hon.
Samuel He hu pburn, Eq. President .ludgu, and ;John
Stuart and Thomas C. Miller, Esqrs., Associate • ,-,
Judges of tie aline Cuort, the followtag.prftedingi ' :::,
were had, to wit a• • , , • ...,•,. , 1., ,, :, .. ~, 5 ,
• In the case of the 'l • Vrit of Patti ion •atiti Valua
tion
nit tite.r Real Esulte . of Le`oiiird•Jhrliih,'llee'th , •
'The Ilulepo.he flews nod Itepresentaticatt of said,
valuation tphti.o,*.nefusp .XO ateige said s aatttie`at
the 'haxing sbeen l , k , turttint...qrv,eil by,titp,
Sheriff, and affidavit, of that litet having heeii made
iii , him,and the salaseveral Iteiritititil rnitr . exentatirea:
!hating',..bedir called' itijaped :Court sod nooeV, timm ,
ilipearing.tooceept 6e,kii(use to stecei)t. • ' •.-
''. Now to . iNit.t. 29111 Augand,'t 843, oti motion 0fM117, , ..
Thiltila i t•ttle on;the heirs:sod representatives of the' •
said dec"edent to appeir at - the next , snit& Orpluthe ,
Court ititdslinai'eautte '.wltyll estate so
,apKalaed • '
shoald•not , he soil:'- tmiti F 4m.begiveli, personally' ,
or by - Writing lett at theli.libieo7jit t , i t ttii.ire,tiit ti kutk i,
yeeitliug in the', enan . itror Calltberlatd,. land to all ; ' , '
who are resitlent , „tiat ortho -couot. by VoiEeptioii.
three times in one e ws t eniets.loolmlted.MCisrlitle,,t
•?..'„,, •,_ ; ' ' ,•*';• ,s" - • My die Meet: , ~:
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.690101 , 40 floort.' , ..it'. •,,,- ?1'::'•!,,,:6 7 •' , '
' Witness iny:hand'and •Xeltfi,it 'said -,.".•---..--• ....
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4, 0 0p00 , 400g0,11 , „.:it.. 1 ,„ Ds m , rg
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