Carlisle herald and expositor. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1837-1845, December 13, 1843, Image 3
Ata-K . 4t40.";' .4 , 01A4,(2; 1 ,4,4PAMi • . 1 Ls. eac totwzik a i !,"t;&a.111,1. Wedncieday • r4orningi Deconlbor,l3o.434* CONB. PALMER, Esq., N0.,59 Pine street, be. ' low Third, , lade!phis, .is authorized ,to receive snbset,iptione andadvertiSeinenis for ihe'"'Herald SclExpoiitor," an d dive ieceipts fOr thd ccrWe are repeated toratate.that the Rev. VIM. R. DEWITT, of iiiirtist;tiri,iitilll i . 4lily the pulpit 43(11;3 First Preehyttitin of thie bereVol: on neit Oabbth. ''Servites're commence at tho usoni hour. —• , • . OTh u, first page of our paper today is wholly occupied with the President's Message, but those of mit-readers 'Who are, not politicians and who 1;4 "iiiio' r ri snob doetinierits ue very great "bores," will find•on tho fourth page some good poetry and an interesting 'sketch' of Thoultngiving as it. in obstrvcd in Now England. ozT. A call, for a Stato Convention of the Dem. 'Ocraiic.liarrison party of this State, signed by the Stnio.Contral Committee, will be.found in to. day's paper, to which we ask attention. . • irrWo are indebted to Hon, James Black,' of the U.. S. !louse of Representatives, for a copy of the President'S Message. • An attentive friend in Washington, to Whom We, are indebted for several favors within the last week; will please accept our thanks. Dreadful Casualty.. rrAn eiccedingly. disiresSing tiCeident occur red on the -Valley rail road, on Ft. Way% 'morning, last, I?otwcen Newville and Shippenskurg.. It ap pears, says the Shippenshurg "Deinoaratrthat young man named David-Fugue, Was employed to accom p any the Locomotives - that ittorning, to waist in den ring the tinolv froth V.yo Rail Road track. Ile was seated.On thti !'bumper" of - the front Locomotive and by- some accident fell off, and melancholy to relate, the Wheels passed over him, terribly mangling bOth legs and an arm.-- Ho died in the evening attic same day... ry'yi fine fall of Slimy fault place here on Thurs. 'dny last, reaching a depth of from eight to twelve inches. 'Sleighing bail of course Stmonilithego" for the last week. The enterprise of our rail road comp ,'Preirtineed. the delay of tile inils any great length of time. ThatiksoVitig',f '11:1 - We learn'thlit there will be religious servi. ces In die ebiciirChurches of this borough, on the morning of Thanksgiving-d 4, the 2ist inst. Wo fervently hope that our entire populmiini will join in a proper observance of the day thus' set apart; and thus manifest our appreciation of the goodness and mercy of au overruling Providevee, and a grateful sense of the" blessings we have so' richly enjoyed as a nation and us individuals. to Was4ifieltni(l). C I*--IVe eon fremthe Nutimial Intelltgeneer of the 311tli ult., thc following oaks) of the instella. tiuti iirthe Lite esteemed P.sitor of the First Pres. byteriaii chive!, or this borough, to , tho Pastoral o lice o: the First Prcslixterion - clibich in Wash.. 'igloo ,city: . • •- Agreeably to notice, the ins,all .tion services the Rev,, WILIAMII T. SPII OLE, pastor elect of EMS' .elourodo took pia ur lust Monday evening, (the Tith of Novembee.) TM re was present, to witness the interesting 6remonies of the oceasiun, a large 'and it:specie btu ronditury. Thu eloquent and appro. roifittc sermon, by the Rev. Dr. Du Witt, of t'intioirg was listened to wills earnest attention.— net% „Trilin., C. Sulitli.acted as the organ' of the Presbytkry t the District, in proposing the pre• beriberi questions to the pastor and people, and Messrs. tino2, (the recently Mei:died , pastor:bf the Second Presbyterian Clitach of this city,) and Danforth, of Ali•xiindrin, suhcessively delivered the charges, the former to the pastor, and the lat. ler to the people. The exercises Were rendered still further interesting from the excellent music by the choir .with "which they were interspersed. It will be rritioillectedlliat. the Rev. Chas. Rich, late the sermon plislied and much !need pastor of this people, was obliged, in consequence of ill health, to roll squish the charge. 'rule new pastor ttttt .s to them under the most favorable auspices.- With the highest recommendations from the place where lie hos been laboring for many years and having already justified, by his efforts here, the commendation hcStowed upon him, it is ear., tiestly to be hoped that his health may long be continued, and tha Providence will smile upon his labors us a watchman on this most important point -of this walls ot'Zion.' ' Whig Almanac fog• Ig11,! hive received from Messrs. Grecly and Venture 'of the N. V. Tribune, a copy ore Whig Alinamic . for 1844, lately published by them. Besides being a good , A4manau in every respect, It is also a most yOunhle political and statistical work.- Among its contents are, Govern ment of the uiiikotateii: History of the Tariff ; Thic;'liVhig, Tariff-of 1842 A National Bank : Liaer treviiiiirit and Vice pri - Adolint of the'll. St . atoki' Th. prawaiim Arinerlean Industry: Mr.'VeriHureii oirthiii . Tarlif:' Mr. Clay -on' the Public 'Lands : Register, 17 pages of election returns: :of holding clectfons in „Om several elates-: Debt of the-,States e • &c. &c. Every Wfiii it) Vie comity Amid' have a copy. Wohave Also received the Medical News and Li brary, for.•Accethher. , ' ljs contents are us usual most: v,aluablq character to the profession. T'ntilhhed.mtipithly. by Lea & Blinn:hard, at $l.OO per annum. - Lectinvs in Sliippensbnr{t. sceA. fripo ir ? r 9 rips iia that arrangements have 'been . made fur , having a , •contse•of Lectnies de livered ih ShippenebUrg, during the prdsent sea •son, 'Under- the auspices of 'the , "Vigilant Fire icePectable tnd setive'Wesociation ,lately limped thCre'.• The coinpany,Welearii, has secured il4 . fielice:Wverße ME TiniUtg , e, of this T,ocou h? in peening • the ,4r Jeeture'on, Thuriday,,cycningi , RIO ; -instin4lon' "Party , spitio, ,The; subject will ho doubt be willhilihilitojidiVtiii6o , l:' .; 1101114 Pa in a new has boon long 'Gaictie feitoiv one of the handsoinesi.papeis in the city, as it is ono of the !beei:. • Tho Columbia , iSpy"• ha's been ptireh'siredi'wo ebserye, by IVlesSiti..,ltewenA Gositer, Editors of the A'Pi'atector,!"and the two eiliniiiiSsinnents uni ted. ha liciesiterptili.lii;ho its a We . w'oh the 'ilitin3;l. sue tips to the new undortnkini..; ; ca • The adiertitiothebto Of'our viriouEr,Morch °Oft YVklic4 ,F/R2bo , ,tbnt,doportrriont,i, p . ronjent arid ,ottraotbro, diorloys . tbot . cnnpot (al to gratify,. very. elatet l biivrtirelt , faltidiotte Airnplo proparations be 0e0n,.. , bive boon 'nil& for tho -• 117 Adam Horn, thtkouroitirort2ii to be mooted ' • ,4 stntlkpictott:,mr;tmgivin;syticiitvis. oftho reportirfroMlttioStfertitiirioillortheitititOr;, eitt doprtnients ttf-the govermt nen in - coiritorto f ogorTho ,171nessecr. TiopntOtt Imo rttineq ,tlm nad{tlr'of'flonl yci f r fireslderit; 4'114 - nA4r37Mci . • • ' FilirP:i laup!lnjorn 16 4 'lrlrAlii Mired!" fliciAt; bilvOrlinipliefi t gloriously lit 'ettr4ingelr', , the ^nt Mesh higton. Every bifida, of tbit I:WOW EePresee i'hitiviii—lSPoitlter;tlbik,` tieleti4oo 8 0fit a.6 Piri A'rms, Doorkimper; and, every , thing else is , filled bY a friend o 1 Mr. Van 1 , !!.,,V914!!) ( E, the Buchanan candidate for Sinatkur,Tecei'ved'oite . v?te ! What a commentary:this upon the bluster mg professions of Mr e pechanan'sfriencleAn.this ‘ State! • When the. time for • , 'aetiori:eirives, their "State pride", vanisheeand the ' g rent Perinsylia r nia Statesman is supported - by , one vote! ', ; Mr. Cal houn's friends, too, have.been completelyout-gen. eralled by the superior dexterity of the friends or the Magician, and the prouU ' , chivalry" of the South made to yield to the "phlegmatie Tool and ,calettlating North,' as was apprehended by the Pittsburg Bachand) address lately published.— Thus has the thing been managed; and so delight. ed are the Van Burenites with their triumph, that they aro already intimating that Mr. Calhoun will soon see the propriety of withdrawing,his name from the list of Presidential candidates! They don't think of repiegt:ng aiiy such course from Pennsylvania's favorite sun, though. He will be disposed of with lestaxcremony: WM Mr. BEATTY the "Herald it Expositor" of the egilt ult. I perceive that a Farmers' Meeting is Propotocil to — be held on the 13th of January, in Carlisle, to organinc an agricultural Sttliety. It would, to use an ecclesiastical min), be supereroga tion, to oiler any arguments in favor'of sticli n sobic , ty.. Who does not know that if Farmers:will asso= elate, and each feel hiniselfttiorally bound to make careful tool accurate expeohneote iitthe +iin•dult Of his ailing, for the beitelit of oil, that tile fesult will re prnlin;ble ? Let each elicertulli - borne f or ward In this cause-Act them nll net in harmony and union to contribute accorilinglo their. several abilities In general difllision of knowledge, adapting such mew. slices as would excite reasonable innulatiod among themselves—measures of this kin& can be matle'llie means of tot only improving agriculture in your cuuoty; but O . nly prove (lib' means of enriching the state, by giving au impetus to terraeulture gentifal 2 -this an association can accomplish, 'l'hat every age demands a greater degree of men tal tuiturb, than the one which precedes it, is admit ted, at le:141 theoretically, by nearly all reflecting per shut but there seems to have been no corresmntl ing action; with this admitted mini', on the part. of finnzemilwir low makers., and their piaiers--all . • sliari in 'the blame. Faimers are much to blame.' Many of them'be , lieve that "book Arming," as they tire pleased• to call it, "it; ige mere useless visionary dreaming of. men that know tio.hing abatis practical agt'ictilturc.'! lit an excursion, sinne years ago„frord tile eastern part of l'emisyl ania to the j southern etrevolty of . Illinoc.;l noticed, and - foam( on strict inquiry,. that die son, a ith it few exceptions, plotighed as his father did before. him, mid the great mass, then, of farmers were as stationary in theory as in practice. hi pass nig through Waiihingten county of this state, l_saw n farmer plou,,hing a tcry hilly field--he skimmed stmerficially. IV lien Isked, thc so by lie did` not plough deeper, aria ercil--the had is too hill) ; fir plough deep it washei too touch 7 Anihtlier in an ailivccia state Alas ploughing for , corn iii low 'mashy grountl--lie skimmed superlicially--7and his rrasuu for doing so, was, tint if lie ploughed deep, (here tt ould he too lunch' moisture int the surface !,- Iyasouandretlection teach that to preicut billy ground, the farmer must plough deep. . 0 pt event too 1110011 . 1110 i bill' V ill in irsti gromid, on the :airfaee, plough deep. . St. good and learned mats said, "the real Isencfitetnrs of mankind artthoSe a Ito cause 'two blades' of grasslogrow ivhrrc 01w slid liksfore." The fields of our country, subordinately isonsidereshought to hfs the nistotitig anti evening. theme of the patriot that loves his cousstry. To fertilize and improve tire soil should engage the inlnd l the I.sOrt awl Ow liana All osstiostaliteghrislizcaLsti!, tinrer sins! W'calfli MuY be traced to agriculture, as its ultimate source... Who dors not know that einnutrrre andmasollarture . T . stre , only 6uhnknininte -results of agriculture \Vital is more .sithsitliary to-abundance, industry, r;oftifort. "health st ud wealth," gnoll 111n1•ela.•Ita S, religion it scll', than "tilling the ground." "Speed the illough,^ nest to the praise ~eithe hi,..""hem „nnw(l'i good aml perfect gill," should be silt% by the pa= ti tot and ritrissiait. Ilere is the Jest of the Inver of his tionary---the statesman, the patriot, that will iise his influence to sustain the Sterner nod the general interests depend ing norm the agriculturist's avocation. is worthy the confidence of his follow citizens. It cannot !mother wise; the man who knows that Agriculture forms the foondation of national proSperity, mid that-it •is the great source a hence ts , cry other branch of industry must draw its materials, cannot manifest any apathy to mwourage the Farmer by Legislative nid. , The farmer with the potency of his 'cause, must iteverdwless do something himself, otherwise, agri cultural pursuits will ever be viewed by many, high in ore--- men of dignity." as a mere menial calling. Is it not even sit now, ? While he who can make a speech—or sty pen and nay---ut three dollars le diem,“itesidt:s extras in knives, razors and towels," &e., is lauded beyond measure, the honest, bard working man—the farmer,who makesi mprovement in agriculture worth millions to the United States, is passed by unnoticed, and mmsidered scarce Worthy of attention. Let:every . fatmer thtin assert his rights, press limn home upon those who should foster agriculture—tell the law makers and :those - of your public sertants, who eta, if they would . aid—tell them that your mode of life was ever held in respedt Mnong the wise, tl o great and hottorable—that • "hi a n cient times the stcred plough employed The kiogs ancient Litheed of le:vac:Md.' , . 'lVashinglins, the Father'of hie cotudry-r-the great founder or American lilmrty, when the toilsand dan gers ol'• warfare were ended, retired to the cultiva tion of that soil, which his ialor end his virtueg had endered free. yoM Legislators, that, in what we and they'are pleased to cell monarchical e oter?'l•:, 'manta, the science ofagrizulture is publicly taught.' In Sweden, Den niark , Goland, Gerniany, agri cultural schools lira estibliehed mad 'm o ldy Supported -well ensptinetl•—liheratly emluwed. While you urge these thirigs upon the f , Govdrii 'meld'," give attention to, foul introduce the most 'proved methods of formiog. his to the farmer, the rest of eonswubity look fur n;chabge—'-for Impro'vb- Mem in the physleal, atom! and religi'Mia vvorld. parrilers are the fiche, the &limn% the onus 'eles of a neintry. 'Whilst you pursue - assiduous . - iy nod iotelligibly the of ciiiiings," all will nvekethe blessings Of liren on, your labors and efibils,' and say'‘lieace . ivithinyiitir'wsp:" /rids subject has ,alreadyliem pursued tot greater ?length than I intended whet I oonimenned to wri low` ine, to close with the Vneark, that agriculture is ; c sucliiiirimportanttranoli librarian industry; that the fermer.must be/minuted to elevate: hill tr4* l l4 , sind. I to make it profitable and lifnocableto himself: .Mere muscular exertion, s'oitlicirt ?intelligence and skill, does pot deierve; and it iti hopefully trusted, 'neier Mfiripellatie an' 'tleVartenent:' pi Industry.' ..TO this Ifesfraldeo end ?mind. : must her ;brought' toi bear , anon nhilanier - eaertton; as welloas oFfilAfiT,PEfiENfirlloilf) , :f Vititt3V : evel' the following enumerati of the verleas expos -- chine' of the fainele e e t I The the limitation: , le defiance, ! ti the glance of ove, the flat Aft Id bosm,4he tanguiefimea int, of, au a roni he fire of pri,,, , *it r t i ),.1.9'6.16gr0 nii;o4,,prontog ill °punk: !ifi'ri'-0,61( .. ,h, ~Ei'.L .J Tor flat Herald and 'l'lzpositor V.-rnt.'s, ,1M . ,741% , :f....k.^.L.FTN. , 1 , ,Vt....1..VV.t.tr. , ,, , 1t.:41 , .17„4"....:' , ,..^ , ,:.... .., , :.&;ibrtOPF4A/1.4:00N.; •.: '' .!. 'l .:. ''.4l ‘ , 0 1 'NVO,EitikAA:10:f0teatliliiikilAiiii ‘). '.. , ,iiivdependant,:...eleatuVes,'.llbould So, CU L .: ' , knOwledge "Witktillfi4n)tsgivAng,i.3l.lo( 15 1) r ,‘, -,0 -filvor k confe*Cupozkiu g ,by.6uribii . 4 !‘i',..., 441' , i iieficeint -Creator;olnif. tbat'with;ditec ' , l l :hlimiliti we abblild' implicate th&cdti-v tinuance of gle blessings: --',( ' , E' , !' , ' ,,. . '..1 ,, .. .-,!.',.. i' ; Irtheitefoe . ;' . holesa from a'rcen,Victjtai of its nid- Plgitifii!:;l4 ll l?i 'i!:e ..6 4rilaii4i . r.:.Witli tte!eirtiressed wit:ea:et if large pumbeir o'r . lny, felXowcitlize"ps;:4l:i' issue, bifi":Prock4iiiiiM. , i9- O C99IMOi/ 1 41 ' .4.'4(;; -. THMIADkIe THE aIIir:DATLOF!.DECEHEERVIHST:LoI . .lie `ietaiiritt by *NO' p'enple - pf thiii•Ciatirrionwealill,. forTft.AVXI4PHAIS.Katid'TTIPHISOII.I 7 .I.I s .IG ' id AIikIIGHTY, GGHi..., , ,tixie , i .hv, f ifit l iip,;;.ii that, day.: fr6m 'their:WM4y peetipations, And, imite.iii .:doveut' oNpressiems, of gratitude to the. Giver of all Good for the ,bleskinge of peace, tiro general.prevalepee of healtb,,fruitful.seasons, the , enjoymentof civil and religibuii liberty; and above all; the tho blessings, of silvation'an , richly'vonch.: • safed to us: • 'And thitilhdy'humplybeieech Rini' that He continue' those Mercies' toward ',us; that : our, land ma yield us her fruits of increase that a sacred regard.for our responsibilities, individual 'and +oldie, nitly p f s elierislnid, and, by His bless ing, all ,Sur; obligations faithfully; discharged—. that vice and wickedness may ho restrained, and ; every. social and moral virtue promoted: and that Ho inspire its with a 'due sense of gratitude to ' himself, us the Source from whence all these bless ings are derived., . ..: Given' under iny,barid aria- the Great Seal of the State, at Harrisburg, this second day of Decem bercin` the meal our Lord'oee thousand eight hundred and , forty-three, and of the Common wealth the sixty-eighth. . . . . ; I.ly the Governor : ' ' 'CH ARIES NcCLURE, .. OCretary of Mt tithimonwealtlr. Thanksgiving & tihristunati UST received by NIYERS S HAVEIRS•I•ICR a Fresh Nlalap,m Grapes. pet•ti•ctly sound, best. Bunch Ilair•ins, vary , fine, 12 1-2 cents per lb. Fresh Figs, in fine artier, and 'very superior Citron, Cur- . ranis,Reg Raisins. ";.- trIVIONS ORANGES, A hnonils. Walnuts, Brazil and Ground nuts, togeth & with a general assortment - of CONFECTION ARY. December 13,1843. . 3m-7 Mourners' and Ankious Bench. IN as much as .Doctor Nevin, Jute published ••pamphlet in oppositicin, to the use of the; 4n. nude 14 . pch, erNeta• Measures, as he calls them, in which he gives all such movements,the appella tiotkol Quackery under the eurli„of religion:with out its inward, life and power. be •itlcnoivn to nil the good people of,Cihnherlaud Ceti*, dud elsewhere, that, I have pubiished strictures (tipnit the Phlfessors views) id which it will be clearly seen., . . " Ist. That tho use of the' Mourners' &rid] is not detriinchtal to true play. , ! 2d. That there is Scripture authority for wo (nen preying, in public. • 3(1. That the Professor has written on a subjcc 1 c(lid nut Understand. . . QUACKEttI. : Its nature and operations set forth. Through out these grictures it will be clearly seen, that tl Profespoi has evinced himself to ho a'Quack the fitst 6,rder in the 19th Century. My pamphl contains 56 pages, price 12,i cents a singlc•c,gt a discount to those who buy to sell. They can had in ' Carlittleat .Tomes Loudon% Book Store Shiroman3town—of Rev. Alm. Fold. Mechanicsburg—Store of Mr. lease. Shippefisburg—Stambauttlf. & Hoover's St ', and Mr. Jain Gist, or from the author in Cli i. b..rsburg. ' JOHN DENI( December 13,1813. .7 1111111311.11` , j 4114134/ MY E &H A VIM:STICK hai:ebSl f. opened 101. tliv :ivenninithlalitin or their lui , g ivinia i t tarp. :Issort Molt of Toys; 'ray fMs 4 Fancy .Iroliqis liji• me, f,a., Midi :limning mid the As.ortineill M . (7/ . 111111:1' 15, 18)3. C.'..11 .Fll TO 1, outcry on 5.V1 . 1.11t1).11', t1i013.1 1f JI Llecenthoe, 1843, sit I o'i:loek, I'. M. 1!. 14uL srribee,M ill leo e for (file y6llr the emote I thilaiel I'. :i . utlerbitlin,h4uateil 111 West ['collision.° Contherl'on•l county, i:ontinning 1114 ne.6.4 good Ltmcslonti Letskil by • -1./.1. WISP., Ibilikiliptey of I). P. \.1l1.: to the premises of the subserikei t South st_ Middleton tot, iiskip. it the link of ,:!:robvi• hiss, H. dark brown STELII, sop- 4 - postal to he between two nod 1)..10;13.,T; yiiiirs old kis care have been ' . rtit off, Ire the obly.partieu- MAI ; lar itiarks. 'l'llr owileitis requested - to come nirti d , pf oie property, pay /urges mill take hint away. ]f.~lil'f[SltT G.41/Nllll. , December 13, 1843. , 31*-7 TRUSTEE'S SALE PRO,r.ri 1 . BY Y virtue of a deed of Trust, f i Bezekialt II Hedges and Elizabeth his wife the under signed fin• the benefit of his creditor ited the SOth day of May 18-0, now of record the County t Court of Berkeley, State of Virgin' ; e will pro ceed to tell, at public auction, to the 'hest bidder, before Ote Court. !louse door in, .1 tinsburg, on NIONDA V,the Silk day ofJanuary, I', being Court day, the 1410,4.i:1g Tract of L lying anil being on flack Greek, f;1 Di. Thomas .1. Daplev, Phillip, knownbylaw name the Stiodgml unitaiumig • he the same more orless, there i boot two-thirds *tared, a goad portion of R. low tound, in 31 high - State el cultivation, ,tll, It:dance I clothed with good timber. ,The Improvement 'e One large and comfortable DWELLING 110 good house for a tenitut,Schwitz 'it , and Stable, with all other weees- out- 111 buildings, mill u well :of never thing water near the - !Muse. A flu , de scription we deem'unnecessary, ahrone - Wishing to iitittelitisO will first vieivAlie erty. - Also; ut: the' mune tiine e, one other TRACT OF AVD, situated in Berkeley contity 'o'olo'oses branch, on the east side of the North °Milian, adjoining the•lands, of Michael Seibert, nes 'IL ijohinson, Alexander Robinson and oth. known' nh the said. Hedges' Mansion Farm, now the' Occupancy. of Samuel Mt ; Hedges, colitami • ' : , , tt ' 220 Ike • •• The improvements are a goo . - IDlrglinatc.l) 0 op:, Ilarn, Dairy, Smoke house, till out '----`? - .-. 44 - buildings, necessary !Or Ist with it well of tim'Oe failing.water 'tear the bons ith 'a pump in. it.— roriii is not surp a ssed -tily In the county for its fertility and aiNanitiges; is well known thr its certafidy of productions, w tem itioniecessary to give any further description this valuable lititin,its ainrone from distance wisl to purchase will first view the,preinises. , . TERMS:—ode half o ,purchase inoney, iii hand, the balance in two MI atitnial'Payinctiti; from the' let day' of April ' with iiiterest,litid 'dec,4l of Trust on-the pre secure thb ileferved payments. 3 ustee's HENRY .1. BTr ERT'? ttt' . • , • JOHN W. GES, December 13 1843. . •.t St-7, sale, the 191 tween ly yot of dice me dleton from , ' the' tt• beret), thigh linossr erty of N()1 ti Aildletth Carl' Ri s tr' it. 9511. it Pu a': Pill?, Mhe t ir fall itsiert B m ll elif idtCPiddift, ntliiil,iii ',thF'Vbiflenfe)lVilidea,°4l.46 3 '-' Arc Itior7*,Vitfe tit.. IrAtird pun Ps g , (if assoited;l3liCtli patterns and. • o: Chits 12u4s of allisiies and ; paueras forbdrning eithero 011 bro,ll2,ard: ' Lamp ,Shades - ands Clilinnies `of assortedaides:' tolo ' Best Sperm and Whale-011, Sperm Candles, Al. !mond:Casing - ale!' COMitrit SeapsaMsliiiesii they aarf he had from the glib: , .; alcaclislelieropih l!Tolas for sill pliehases ta. Deaendior 13, , 1843. .. , .NE :OOODS' FOR : CHRISTMAS I. ..pv.. 4 . , .. i.aint, . t, splendid imy ii b. up id , slini tbs assortment e s.Hi Also yt . m o t: i l ne 1 A nd io N 6ok so U Ce L toi S r no , n ' . ' , ngin pal ( of Ife.,..ppal, Gift, FrlOndsbip r s ''... 1 A1 ,tr Z it E cra jri ry ° Se X i D e 4 ie,l l le r ri a e l a lt n a 'S ni . llr; "" eta, Ell: l 'rich • i. if: R a S c i v b y lC . binding h aai I ,suitable 'icce le d r t., rt r, t u y ie e d r u d n i o tt , ul nr t u o i g e e d tl . i f e r r om Wit l h 2 a l g m en 2 e fi ra c l- 6,n a ta s: t Ift. of Standard, Miseellaneous and . •. ' ,sixoox. BOORS, ) which will be sold,loyer thrill ever o ff ered ' 7 rlisle—also, . . ' STATIONERY . - . dry variety, best quality of Letter and Cu l; i direr Quills; . Blue fluid and black Ink, Steel 1 ) , Pencils, (Jsckson's best,) Sil vet ever Points : s,for ditto, Wafers colored and transparent, itng wax; fancy and plain; Rialto Scala, Paper ors; together tvith a large' aserribient. nf Pen r.l eryittperior and .clicaper than boor offered, in mc rket. • . ' ;arlislo, Deeember 13.1843. congistl Offerii tish PI for Ci of air mon iortr all o in C REAL ESTATE FOR ,SALE; Y Oirtue of a.Decred of the Orphan's Cotikt. Ir of Cumberland county, I will expt.se to pub -1 bale; on the premises, on SATURDAY, the iith . dy of January next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Of raid 4.„a11. that certain.. • LOT OF GIIOUAD,' tunto on the South East cornet df •Bonifrci and at streets, in the borough of Carlisle, flimfing ast•On Pomfret and • runnin g .l.4o feet on' Pitt Ireet; to alley, ;haying th r ere , •O erected a two Brick DWELLING 110 USE, and Kitillten, od other .outbuildings, late the property of Chri- - ad Bolander, deceased:, 'Fern's of.sele, ono, half to be paid in Cush on he cisnfirmatieti of the snle,luiti the biluncit to he .cetiteti by,roobgniznnce in the prphan'a Court, with approved security. JACOB DUEY. 3t.7 December 13, 1843 • APPLICATION FOR TAVERN LICENSE. TO the Honorable the Judges of the. Cnprt of quarter Sessions of:Cumberland county... The petition of William Clark, respectfhlly repre sents, that lie is welt provided with house•raorn, arid conveniences% for keeping a Tavern in Leesburg, in said county, and that a Tavern in addition to the ono now kept is necessary for the accomodution of strangers and travellers ; be therefore prays your honors to grant him a License, to keep a Tavern in the house he now 'occupies, and,be will pray, :&e. WILLIAM CLARK. December 5, 1843: WE, the undersigned, citizens of Leesburg and vicinity, do certify that wo arc well acquainted with William Clark, the 'above named petitioner, that h^ is well pl•ovided with house-room, and conveniCrieciifor the accommodation of strangers and travellers, and that lit;is of good repute-foi honesty and temperance, and that such tavern is necessary to aeconunodute the public and enter. bin arrangers. • Thomas Sibbet, Glegrge Tronc, R.S. M'Cune, Moses Ilemphill, • James Wilbs, • Johnston WilliaMson,, John IC Mehra, . Robert 11. Early, , • Chrktian,Beltz, Samuel Wherry, John Henry it nebuck, Henry Shippensteel, Robert'Veune • John Ferree, • John lll`Clen, Thoulaa Matthews. • pm-7 ' ORPHANS' COURT SALE.''' - E r t virtue ()f all order of the Orphans' ."-coart of Contherlood county, be eN wised :tn tlw IWeinises, on SATURDAY, the OIL iPty ,Innuarynext, the va,Lvarzr,E ritls belonging to the estate of Jonas, ilium, late at . East iislim•oli g h township, ilecessed„ailjoiniiig lands al• Ali o :sr', Ne.conicr, ElicilY and otbers,"cootaiii more or less; of Slate • rsand in a good state of eullivatien. Tin! improvements site a T\l . o STOItY LOG 1101.160, Log Barn, antl oth er unt-bnililingi. There is also a thriving ymnig ()minted, and lieveral springs of good watec on the The ttr . iMi of sale are, half of the purchase mo. nee to• lie paid on confirmation of the sale, when an inaispiitalde title will he gien, and the remainder in two eijnal utniiiiil payments With interest, to be se cured by Judgment Bonds, Stile to emornende at 10 .o'erOtkin the Forenoon, II lien attendance will he given b) 5 . —I.3,YIMLAXYFFNIAN, of ,leMit Hupp, dee'l. 'TY. Deeeniber 7, iB4l WILLIAM IL MILLER, Attorney at Law. • • - WILL attend to all bus i ness enirtitiftid to hint io the cod Mies of Coml;erhtml and Aiktus. ()Emit in Ea' ist Main Street, second &for front the Public Square. , Carlisle, November 9.9,134.1. MEE I in the lands I lee and others ''.l'weern Farm, NOTICE TO FARrVIERS! THE FARMERS of Cumberland cothity Oho aro desirous to associate themselves into un AG RICULTURAL SOCI.ET Yore retjuested to meat tit the coon House, in Carlisle, on SATURDAY, the : l3th :January next, et 11 o'clock, A. M. •• David Sterrett, Christian Stayman, George Brindle, liettry. Jacobs, Thoinae Bradley, • John Rupp,: George Brandt, • Philip Spangle, Michael Misliler,' . Robert Laird,.'., Sidles Woodburn, Abraham Lumberton, . John McKeehan,- Alexander Davidson, Alelehoir , Brenneinan, Robert C. Sterrett, William R.Gorgas, George Lee. November 29, 1843. • SUGAR'S COFFEE &C. I? ES'[' quality Loaf and Crushed' SUGAR, a 'll . • • • • • • 14 cents imr lb. ' • SeLond quality jingle Loaf and Crushed, grand qualilif, at usual price 14 cents per lb. ' • Brown Sugars, at least equal to any in the mark , et, tiftl'ail, 10 dents pei , lb.• • - • I himint.Sligat• At I:I per lb:, • ••• ,1 1 riMe.12io Cam at 1.23; and seninal ttnillity'at 10, nu', Jain 15,11,4te11ag at less ptierea. • Now livening at 'nor 'Grocery, Store,' West Main' Street, neat dour to the store "of 'or It: "Sitollgrails. l • J., \V. EBY. Carlisle, Dro p . 6, 1843. • I tt.r, h • , n Houses . for Rent. ' •.1 FirlH E. , HOUSES AND -LOT. -belong i fig to Rev. Hebert Emory, lately occupied . by ..• r Edwaftl7S: , Wliiker given ' mine, dintely. Also the HOUSES, Oreliard and Loh now' in the oceupliner . of , Mr.-George , Illtigwaleouljol n i ng:Toasession given on, the fat orApril next: ;• :For beam apply. to Ow; subscriber, agent for the ownew., :1. •W. JA SEA MOUH. ! • December 6, 1643 s•Agen't, On, 'civet thiptlier, : on :17upAilnx, .06tilber t . ).)e: itl; Stalk Mid id siurveyed eh' puhlio are LIT eap/e,; iE 4 qther th 9 Alrglirt Cataid BAnk.t DissointOri"or.artnerohip. wniE. bo:•Pattinership heretofore otistimt befFeen Matson,Mooregs ffaskell,ia thin dui disanired mutual: connentoand all 'perfoas.indetatnj *said firm either by4Nomor, Unoje•aceount, are requested to Mike payment on or before the lat.of - ,YROUA.I4Y .nest,. And those having claims against snit firm are 4reques4o4:ttipresent thqm•for;nettlement,— • MATSON; Mdol2E & tietsizELL: ---KidderininetetOeu.4; 18431: c„ %St.:o persona IndeMed , to: the , tat& fiam pf MatamtlafMnons .4teteituested to woe foiwaid andtoilkellaMediatli }.L I)ereogdiq~ebted thrilpleffpni'rkiq;:;tu7: Ittrierft Ctl•kililY O P P;eg POt; As,entr e gt, ar e #O, the time, on pr:,kergre the I st, 0,1 1 k1 1 91+,r7,,!*1, Ste r 9 1 , b .P 411 1 Y, , e ,, , ~ 1 1,-• -,9,41Dt cu:v stin t P'ei" rl "i ' 9 4.47 • 14 ;! 1 k, 41.01/ ° l 4 O " i 4 ,004 04;444.. v., J , 6 14 , , ,• ,s iStOti f , g • , leo f i4;tiplii4tlbOr3Y. ilioi r e Or bObk riOdOo;tii;Ord ttl, &it and fecueodietiociiritstaiitiwith.fJ•. ,, .;'rt C eprbilp,l‘Tov.ember.22 ')84.9 • • I ; . ''',Y . Ott:t44 l ,llltzt . n ~''A•e,"Pule : t quality a) s!,:d ,pervkallon: - • • - • Sperm' (AIL; 'r • ; .Wiiitee: Sea Elephant (Rim' tpiality) tat 41',001 - , Perlia, ll °n• ''! Sperp;Cmllezovarinideti: pure, at prfe,!mts, per,, Phitaltiblphin Mould Candles, assorted sizes nt °mita per lb..' , a -in " Was Candies nisMeted 'Colours, at 621 (:1'473 per Pure Castile and Scented Soap—also Almond and otlim Sae SOAP.: ; i lusereceited and for mile at tho Store or •• • . .• • -••J.L W. EIW. Carlisle, December 6;18 , 0. , tr-6 OE • • . , . ..Casimeres Vestings, PLIPPINGE4 • & CAREY' are just opening a large assortitieat_of fashionable Cas rimeres & Yestiag,s which will be sold at the limes _ October le, • AGERGY. . For hide.mnit . y.againsl loss by fire THE FRANKLIN Fl RE INURANCE CO'Y., Charter • Pernotual.—s4oo,ooo Capital paid in Offlis 163,1 Chesnut street. MAKE INSURANCE, either perManent or lim ited, tigainsf loss or ila Wage by fire, oil PROPERTY and EFFECTS of ert. ry description, in Town or Country, on the most reasonable terms. Atiplie4l• tions made either personally or 'by letter, will be preMptly attended to. EMI The 'subset ILO i'S agent lor Ilse above.eninpany for Ci&lisle and its iieiiiity. .All applicationri for Instirenre either, ril dull yi. I.,..rsolially will be .. promptlysileitqi....dtb.. W. 13. 81'.1:10U11. lkeember d, 1143._ . ly-G - 411311 5411113 IP Bulic II RAISINS, Oiuhges, Lemins, Curnints, tool Primes. Assorted' Pickles. Pine Give or Table Oil, bi•st brands. • Citilm. Clincolittb- 4 11aker's No 1, Om! I I onorpailaie 11111,tartl- z -Vorious qualiti ca.. VitllCl la BV:11,1 Together d itli a giiiii•ral •shFuliament of Nutmegs, Cloves,Motion;ri:iitirr, Mace, 1111 d 11 - 7,tflt ; 111:119k)Hilit.111. of all other articles in the line at a (ironer. . . • rai : 'sale at the Store—at the lowest cash ry•tces. .1. IV. Cudisie;, December 6„ 1843 OCERIES WHOLESAI.E The • sitheriber oilers ) ;it wilolesilleot his \\ are- Mit liouse„oti the 1:4111:41 ) ' at the filbt Or Cile'silllll.)4l4l ...4 ag: . .:0 1 Iliteristiorg, the Ohio ing • • 6 tiO:.eries, 14 verj• low prices, 1 , 1. coda: 4'll I . 11 I I,_lll . 400 il 4 f, ‘, 4:. 5 , ,0 . f 1 L te r tlAYlt Cof- •U Mids. Porto Rico Sig .n•.. - 47 111)18. No 1,‘2, »lid 3 .118elkerel. 50 111111 - 1)1)18, do: do. . . 5- 11.60) Intiovrial, Toting lIS anti, and Goo i»,vilor TO6, in - and ,)! hares. ' Not-011006 )didnev's)ll 4 A - B."' • • 13 I )01(1SO.)19) Roust) :\ lolasses. 13 Anse) Sailor'.B mid OLIILt bra . nds plug To ' • hfituo. liit•atind nail whole Puppet., by the bag and kt.g. Starch iu 4511). 15 doz. Coati 111.00116 • Loaf Sugr, Ilice,.:thipiLT Citatattioti. Tons of Plaster. Sacks G. A. 01111 Ashton Pine Salt. • 73u Int,11(•:s Smith Goal. Sagm• Matsu Alolioses by the •Tlhd , am! Tiert;, :0 40 routs per gallon, hortiagli ma. aev. "For hall. I/V . • Ilarrishitrg, I)cc. 13, 1 . 843. "' • NOTICE TO-COLLECTORS, yIIEItEAS by tlw Treasurer's Report .pears that a large upimint of Comity: 1111.1 State tax. s, latwes, remains out suamlutug ill the bawls dl the Collectors of 1 Sl.i, and owing to the low state of .he Treasury and the pressing (remittals on the saute, it thcrefore been, es absolutely utters sary, that the said baltuwes he tolleeted and paid 'tutu the Tt easury on or huthre the last SAT Lilt -1)A V of 11-centlwr 18-13, otherwise judgment - still positively he catered against till delinquent•collett-, ors. JACOB ItEIIRA it, ' noisEirr LAIR!), Comm'rs. (MiltIST'N TrrzEt.,3 A (test—Join Inwm, C4rlp,le, Ike. 3t.6 • FISH ? SALT, MCILASSES, &C, • No I. finest finality 31Ackli1:11L ( L, fit:esti) in whole, ball' and quarter Darrel s. , . No I, superior SALMON. A few boxes dried '.III , .IIRANO. • •.. New Orleans or fine baking Molasses al 40 cents per gallon or 10 cents a . nuart. 'Best Neiy York Syrups at Col by th'e golf., or 10 outs per quart. • A Lot of floe TABLP. SALT in boxes and in . bulk. . . A 1,0 or Li s'ertmol SALT, bvtlie LtisL ci or Sack, in good order, • • Constantly 1111 ' ii . 311(1 by Carlisle, Dec. 6,1843 Application for Tavern License. • Frill?, subscriber hereby; gives notice that. •'• lie will apply, at the . .lnnuare fend ensuing of the Court of quarter Ss;aaions of * Cumberland coun ty for a renewal of. his 'License in the Tavern gaud now o6Capied bY bigli`ia East l'eunsborongl; town snip:bring provided with all the necessary requi 'sites for keeping a boilse oh . pultlic entertuhtmet.t. TIIONIAS . tc-fi DeceMber 6,1843 NVe, , tke undersigned citizens of Eastpemisboro tow Oship, in the Catiqty of Ciiiiiherlitittl, do Certify that we arei well acquainted with Tlinteas.)Vtiartot and that he is `Mond reporlfor honesty and temper anceand is (veil prm'illeil with house room and cotiVe toences for the lodging aid acconiniodation or Mimi . ; era ' turd Travellers, and : do llicrefore recruitment him to your honors as well. of i licenie and further say, that ahi Tavern at tOftitid is MI tic, m , co modation to the ' . edam Sierer • Peter Peace • •'•' • Jolitr'Sierer • ' Fake Andrew , l{reitier •Jobti Hippie ' ' ' ;Joseph Fink • ' ' Qnigleg 'Abraham.. HoiMaroan ' 11n4 • Nilliam Miller , • Samuel thishorn • JN'tlic matter of ISAAC'MITTEN a BankrOp 184.1,1): . 6.4.6 % 4,Petiami of P. F. Ege, Est' a s s ignee of ssill Nine ,M mem, for al) ,ortler to' sel certain Real Estate, &e., 'of Bankrupt, is 1'0( aud.til . . , And ii ordered that ntildidnOtiee he given in the CurliSle Derit,:tl St; Kspositeir.thitt this nindiention has been made, iuul that 1111DAV,,the sth day of Deeeinherjutant.; et o'elnek„ - A ' NI., 'rind the Dis trict Court Itnoin in the &Ay . of Philadeiphin, have beep algid:lined; for the: time anti pinee of . hearing, W•hen atal,.Whereldlinirstins intel. : est inn appear w ad staiet ,cataso, if any, they . ha o, tvity the itetidon altytdd ottf he granted. DOPKINSON; • Clerk Distinct court.: ' • : .• , 4.Th • - 2 3. a•••+. •tifts.moitef of I:intim:Al Merl a• Hankt apt; Ser. It Petition or l'..4 l .'Egei Esq . .,for 'tar order:Air:l3dt &rude Reid tidete ; • . • 0. !: 184.1;Peeherher 4.: Oirlered that notice be - given. iri the' Carlistb herald Et, Expositcir;•that lion has been 'nude, and thnt': , EHIDAY 15th of:De, Cember,linttatit; stud the llifshi et Court•',l:nbritiii,tlio 'OlO 'of • been 1 9r' 'and, 011417:01.1n.iiringr when. end srlilito tWrcedi'ire loterest , tnay:•ejipear and slieiv'eiqte,tlithytheylintle; whtthe.petitioe shoal.) rfiitbe Clerk I)islact•Courte PttiTiONt far .dieChtirgit.. LAY deka 'utidet; tha 43010* Law) has beeW fil ed , hy , ll7lLEllol l lllGlak ettrriet.i. Citniberhuid eduntfisitel FRI DAV, the 10th of Jantnoly , nextini 11 , b'elocleAVIVII,iiiiippeleVed for 1 he'hearlyithere4 tf;'l)Ciore the said • Couh, ; sitiietin illitetruptity, the City ' tifiPhibittel ~hia;'whenandta andrwhe4 die oteditrollt•oE tha:eitid Pa: titioner;i4bo Intieliefided tholiNlehtsi`saalkObete permihoinAtiterastiintis .appetrnand atOtrtltorit{Vei , ncbtpiihalt•lD/tiolutisOalitt ;.getijfinstrZ s hould not be gratittd:'L • • 470 VINSt . I;qr gibi,scoN t : ' " 4 - 1 1' It*GleK k Ant 00,4004 1 COart irl - 4411 14 • AP 7 . • - ~A ktst . . „ EM C. N. It A NCKEIt, Prest iro:1111 • 3; . 441/11: . : 1 E1)11311111US ('riniv and iilliZ:Witle:ll.l3l'Utiliki• A1t . 11 , 10. lil;ukct, ‘S'oul, Silk - ittitl liamask Sli A Ladies Cravats, with a large assortmeni of Waves and 11osier. Together ‘vitha gre:o.sariety, of oth er articles too IVI:IiCI . 9 , IR to 11101000. Carlisle, Nov. 8. 1843. BOOTS AND SHOtS..' Tlll.l subscriber has just received aupther.siipply of isii(Ers siloEs,:imon g the iut lie !bum], 20 Cases Boots front p 2 to $5. 15 " Aleut MOTWOCS Irmo 1,00 to 1,50. 10 " Boys do. from Ott to 100... t 25 I.all.en Slippers from '25 in 1;25: - 10 " 1../o NlalkingShoo sod Harkins. , Children's Shoes atoll slPipes, sizes, pric'es. Don't inistake the old stand , where on x ill be‘sure to-,get great bargains. Filth: slat:4l46er takes this method to itirot'm flie citizE , n4 of Carlisle and -Tit:Mils, 001410 has USE, opened an OYSTER 110 ot 7. - itfs old, spool, iu Church Alley, tme door v,:est or Ellnetitido [loll, WIRTe he will accorrituothae all dune who neiy facto' him witle.theie custom, will, 014 hest 03 sters the market can Wird; as the preseta prices lweetorore charged hy hint, null - now charged follow ing the same bIISIIICHS, ore (WI eKtracagata the the poor maul's pocket, we have decimal it occessary to charge but 14 Costs per doz. stewed; 11'.1 ellll5 per doz. in their row state, and 75 4,1115 per hundred, all of which prices shall' be hereatter strictly adhered to h Montt any itierease or douinution,unless hat:der times compel us to do so. N. 1. I'rit I ies, parties, Esx. will prompily be waiteil-iinlit - tliuir dwellings by sculling notice "our house." November 122, 1843. II:4 Building Lot at Private Sale, Y 'nn SIII/5V1 . 11,01 . 0111.1 . 13 St private sale, a very hand -1 sotnely ~;nt-ted BUILDING LOT: situate in the angle torntud by Consrvet and I%'est Digit streets, in this borongh, S ert ers apart). ypponile Dickinson College. In size it is equal to a.town lot and it ball: 'Piers' is tint a sillier eligible or fiettei• Furst private duelling, in Isorots,,..lt. slits:dints conitnandi an c'ktetudve view orthe fteittitilill country 'sstri . onstsling,together with the College buildistp, &c. 'Elie lot steeds only to be bee', to hstve its advaptages 'admitted, For further particulars, as to terms, &cc., enquire of the subscriber. Lepittr, Oloroccii aapcl IPitecditeg J. Y. Ell?. tt-C WIT. L. P1 1 :12P1311, resitectftilly W1)1.1111814 citizens of liar-111Y1 risharg, and the public iii general, that he hits removed his I,:eittlier; Nlororeo and finding Store to North Senbild - street, is few doore above Henry Iltielifer'S !Intel; Where tie Will keep'ronstantly on hand at general asSorttnent of the following maned articles, size ,Spanisb ZOL.SlaWier, Sole; Skirting, 11:irnesi,tatr find black bridle, wax and grain tipper with). and cullar leather, wax find• grain Calf S'Ang,Sp'anislizind tonntry Kipi, top and liuiu lenthey',lnl lows Leaffier for rm.- '. 11:IC149 Sad Lthlllk4Ulitilfl, and Bark 'Panted Sheep, Skins.. . . Compri ai og i's two tato, Wooten's lintlremed red :toil black EA t*.:tits;FrentAi kid of dill . ..mot colors. Red roans, 'Bindings, Linings of 01l eulta.s, !look- ' binder's kother, Chamois' leather and Buck skins.. • ALSO.--SHOEMAKERS' .Kri AND FINDINGS, Such us boot keys Mid, ITeakers. shot• keys, limn titers, pincers, 1)10i, slaiuts,•size sticks, punches, kuis(.s, rubber 4, files, rasps /. thread , boot webbing', spin:lllles; hoot cord, pegs,•:tyls, fie. FGE. AU of which he will sell ut the very LcowEs r CASH rItICK • L. - 1 1 . ietornss'si . oCere thanks to the'loth lie, rot , ori,ififte w hich hew heretofore been extended , to him, mid . t espeetfully solicits ti contiouance of, their, favors. liarvisborg, :tiny 17,16.13, z ip a cm : : . . PplAcATioN• be h. the nire.Clol so! the CilrliOe Batik,to the ilex eg i,shiture-of the 'Commonwealth of l'entisylvitk , for nrimeWal 'the chartee'ef the MA . -the narne.atid st\Te'of the "Corlisle't Wok." It is in -I°,ool !hot Aishall be. formed, in:Carlisle, Comber land trototy, that it,shaff have the ,same Capital it now fins; to wit: 'Three lintalri-triltomittliti Minors, for the •silebiliti object of Banking. And Aisconntiug purposes. .By order qthe Board of Dirt:atm:o; ~ g. C013811,N, , . „ Jtineint 184 3 . '" '' • JOHN HE3O',IDEL 11006PE0111.11.0t,tetAers killl'acilikeetothe jug citizens of tAttlisle and ifs, vicinity, that he will sttend to and ',Delform en efentAl ovOrition's , dabli tig luebtTeelh, , enti riniertinginbittuptabhi tee* from' d eingle,tooth toaiYentire. 5et..;,,:; :0314filetk.oppeitito MTarlatl,eVlSek.44.::;' ;' r - „ltAcixts,Es"ireatirt*: ."';'. , roerenej. , AlK ii oat* Iztocopr faddlttir othgrOcerylniitore, /ill Spa repPlq , 1144 knurriN4b l l±l*••>Xiir / i i re i lt 4 COB -411sie,govemb4i0 0 ;010;`- 1 :Ift4' 1 kr,l ,4 , , ,iii - , , ,,lAAtte n titi k oLtu k ,:i 7 , ,•.1 . ,, 4 ! ,: t 4, IttlN l 4i a tikilfir l o4fil l icillii3Aiaidelli i i enyft:d if at intail.WO&OirtihrithaitikWat., ' wooriodo ' Waotititi itga•eamtisi)doteasie tt)P,lii 41109r#41$14m)sihilul'r,ilvlinnt!!itilllp, P4ll°Plltr44l,lYlklibletha?Pqßlieloti,-18, i otramitierAtiAmiiittik riptih . 4l. 34 , ;(lithfr '4141' 4 1 1 11 P . r ... !,(Iv4l ••••,37•24•41!:' !• , • ARRIV:4 14414R;•:71.f1t.r rim. iigpeopr.h.4 . 4 l rA;oraiecond. , 9l ) l o halal' at greatittresluoor.pititsi for.!Glasbi filljd at , . store ss.,fility r . el pals ,or i gi 908,, o o iniei v ,; Cassinetts,Yestinga,Tfaniteri,l3lsinlcuie; .IVfatitiii'AAlpaccati,Zenobia ~Cheno- . Chusun;,Alou, s .de l,niugy Crpg% 411r4-ostines.. Parisians, Bonnat Velvets and Silks, Milo& Cliinizes; Awns eanihrlet Glortii; Calhicies,Ettaieryjitgretatevarle4: lyc,Catobriok ;Checks, , ltlkotauy rim, goods too numer ous to,kosert. - Alio it fiesli'lat'of (4110CE11.1E.g;',ittil. inetheit, such as Sugutv Coffea',77lll9lusses,, Chocolate,Tetts, fresh and fuitc,Gi ogee, S,ta r t'inieli Cheese, lllce,&c.fv.m. Ailia,Spiens of all ' kinds, all of winch, wilt tie :lOU uncommonly low. Ikonileefthe old stand,,it is the third stare fro m, .t the corner, East Main sirdet, and directly cippostf.e. S.'lVtintlerliell's oh tavern stand. 'Onc'doorsomc times makes a great difference. . • CIJAS. if-5 Norembdr Q 9,1843 HARDWARE ; CUTLERY, &C, TE• subscriber woultt_yesketitilly jr,- .torni his friends and the public:, Ili:alit: has late ly replenished his stock and is iniw ofioriun ,at , be old stand iii North ilsinover.Street, n Aldcnid assort ment Hardware, Conery,of a eouiidstiiig in part of Locks, hinges, sereW.s, nails awl° spikes, of all kinds and sizes. Crain, Canal mid other kinds, el' Shovels. Carpenters"l'ools, such as planes, AIMS, chisels, We. liar Iron; blister, rust acid shear Steels. Saddle and bridle mountingS in sets; Saddle 'Free's, girtiiii ; soul oilier IVebbing: Shoe Findings of ever) lie geription. Mahogany nod Class knobs of the la test styles. Also, Oils, Paiiiti irrtcl raratislafs, such as white lead, spirils OfTtiroctitinr, Go pal and japan Varnihlt. GLASS at' all Rites, from by 10 upward. Also, in assortinent Of Artihrr's Patent I,ard lanips,togetherslid: other articles too minter .ous to tneniion . . All or which will be gbh' twenty-five lieu beat low celitairthi•y have iwer Ween sold befere, For'enAi and good looney. ' Call 1111(1Ory leu•elmsing elsewhere, and il• the nre ant found as stated you netiil lint purnlinin. Ciill.lll.nny rale. .JACOB Carlisle, i\overmlci• '22, IS - IS. BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! • • A NCENY ANI)ERSON, (ni the North 11;10 Col:olo• or ifo, pow,. Sip:Ave.:hid directly uppoAte tho,Alorliet Iktiie,lll.ll open- Illrgo and well,. selected ussurttnetit of Dlt V GOODS and GItCCL,Ii.IES whiCh.theyorill sell 011 (lin 1110:t rAvor.ii4 )cries. Tlie It:Tic:wing articles euitipm.e part of.theit' stock, to a !deli they nye, week ly looking additions: NVool dyed 1:111elt4 hltie blneßs, greens, hints ihlr greens, olive greens, olive bronliNtatilet greys, lilies mid brown CIA /TIN; also l'ilut nod Heaver Cloths. . Plaia and Twell CASINEE:IIF:9. • Plaia and l'aacy SATTINKTTS. Heti am] \Vitae , Flawa:L Comical atal 130 tk FLANNELS., . November 80, 1843 OYSTER HOUSE. W. IL MLIR,IINY. • ti-50 °ember 11, 1843 ~9~0~ ~a .:*tga=l,lZOtt*'"' .‘l-MloEra* , :MA JOHN'ANO3I:IIENRYAIEED • lAVlNG'entered,, ln t 9 .gornor,oltip, for the rrnc• Oct or tbo ittrou'd to iilrbdsittess entrustet : 10 Alicin• • ; • iVetit'AtltitirttieelroliVitt.oco: 'ofitliAlOtrirtilliolio 'and hikt-tif.ther,Stonoof Jason w`E.bYtt 1+4., Oteo t ot list) ; . t;cs,ittFoc,e,of-,Jolto lityy,9,449.oidoloPm-, • -s,-,,:fi .:4,..- AbEXANDER , i&ITODD4. . I.. r.: . .''gtiiiii*:•o;:i.a.#:'' -.'''''' rrilg iinile isikisetl have 'tiseopiatej ' l le ii the partners . ie jiraelfce . of. Law; in Cuinbei'•• Itaal and Perry counties. One or b!ith of them -flair lieralways foundnil consulted at the ollieeiteretri fore ocennitid by S, Alexander, .next door •to to IL' Carlisle Minh, .. rict attention will be giren't'n ~i.'c4 ()Niemen !dazed sit Or care. . ' • SAMUEL ALI:X•AIIIMM., ' ~ . • - 1 4,, LtINIUEC TODD, . : • Cleltiher t, i' 843, ' .ti-. 4: . • • • .. _ . New Tobacco►.& gega . g , • KANUTL,‘QT.OVIV.,.., • nilflE subscriber woulil-Wortif'the inbstitants Carlisle and its tieitiltyillutt he hits opened a Tobacco awl Seprir Entoblisliment,in Spoilt lianovvr atrci.t, two ilonrs'Suuth of the Court house, and i to itietliiitely adjoining. NIL.. Berkholilitr f Olutel.. Its %ill keep on Ito iiils..Matoufacturefl Tobaceo,'^Arch Ca%muliah, Sweet Scout, Ping, 8011, Virgiui i. Ibilcisinius, Spike and Pig tail. • Also, Cut alai Dry, Scotch Itappee and rilsocea., has suar, ripen, 540., Spanish, hull Sininish and Common Setors, of the best quality, :ill of which he will yell 01. iCIIII3 to suit the times. CEORGE WEAVER. N. 11. The subscriber wishes to hate it 'hare . 0 t Foreign 'patronage in Opposition to iinposition Foreign Alanutactures. Oefolier 11,184.1. •• Econom!), Coa4liirt andirashion! ORDAP HATS .AND' OAFS. South 11 7 eat coriur of third and ;Walnut Streele, Subseriber offers an assdrinient of FAS . ' i lONA] 1..11 sod PLAIN HATS mid CAPS, ‘,l material, 'mule by the best workmen, and g.+lup in handsome style. Also his "PATE* CAS SINI r.lt lAT; which is light, pleasant and Mira ;,,,tl best of all On ap. It. retains its first appt•at t ill worn out, and is easily kept clean with the immtnott clothes brush or wisp broom. . He hits his owe manufactory, attends personalp• to all oi•ilers; 111111 I MlWetnllly_ll6k6 Wean trout tho,', who visit , theviry; and be trusts he can simply them with such articles in his line as cannot fail tot ivy satisfaction, both in price and in quality. • Every article made to order at short notice, tool int)• that prove defective will most' cheerfully be C7:- - OLIVER BROOK E. Pliihnlclpcia, Oct. 11,1843; 5 0 1 FUUS—Muskrat, Raccoon, Ot cc, P ox, tTeat, c. zotto2so DENTIST, {1 that 1110 required for lheiepresel cntioit,sncn as Scat/n.7., .2e.; or will rush,. the loss of them, by inverting Artificial Teeth; fr,n,' sini;h• Tooth, to a full sett. on l'itt street, a few doors South of tI Iladroad lintel.- • X. 13. Dr. ImMois witthe absent from Cornsb Ilia Inst ten Ilnyii; in each month, - .73lay '24,-1813. J 0 F'N' HARPER. eite E.ngfinctr; CHAS. °GUM'. '1%5 Yaevey oz. 4 . Ye ' ze : vevz . ;9" . COM missioner 01,,Ratilcruptcy. AS removed his office to`North Minoru.. Street, ‘Vert side, B.doors North:tit' Leather street; mid nearly opposite the office•of William Irvine; Esti., *here lie Will as usual caront:ly attend to all business which may be entrusted to. hiin in the line of his profession. pirlisle, April 12, 1843. as no WHOLESALE & RETM GROCERY; Forwarding .S•• Commission at !..2 4 0,2 29 W. MILES )ealer in country Produce& Pittsburg 51un No. 28; Firth street, PITTSBURG, Pa. August 113, 1843. • 111. SIRSAAri FORWARDING 8. COAIS I SON tiERCHANT' D ESPF.C('FU . inionns the Far -a- niers, Millers, fercluutts and the public gen erally, that he is :,prepaKed with large andl. u ,moidoitt• louses, on the Penna Canal, near the foot of NV:ilout strCeCin , Harrishut•g, to 'in Store tot Shipment; Conuiry produce and Alcr chauilize for Philadelphia, Baltimore nod Pitt hw. and all hitt•rinediate plitees. D. Leech and- Co',. Lie, nod the following first class tide Water Canal Beats, „ill run from die )louses ih Harrisburg. . Boa • J. C. NlcAllester, •i< . Chesapeake; • Afary And Martha, • Pacific. • May 31, IRdg rttaar ran THE 11.11EGAINE;! CLI P PINCER Sc. CAREY (.\lyip the Rail Road, Slappeathyrs) , • 11 3A V E just opened the 'ulna ektensive at,art ment of CHEAP AND TASHIONAIII.I.I ;HODS ever offered in tins Every variety, if NEW GOODS on hand and will be sold attie owest Cosh 'prices October IH, 1843. " . tr—it Cloths Cloths : : Cloths::: I'D I?.AVER. and Pilot over coatings- -French„ • Flnglihli and Anwriean Broad Cloth nt front 1,50 to $lO per yard. (all and see them , at eloap, store of CLIPPINGER & CAI2EY. JUST received a splendid assortment ol Bonnet Silks & Vehrt-among which tire Blue, NI.o room', Green, Gamut, Crimson, Pottle, Bro Blk: Blue Blk., Watered, Figured and Plain Velvets. The intent styles of Bonnet Silks and Satius- 7 aLl which w ill he sold at the lowest prices. CUPPINGER & CAVILIP..” Shippensburg, Nov. 15,1843., • , • .IC-3 Lemons, Raisins anti Pigs, ' . LARGE . anil fresh supply itof•LF.M . ONS, RAISINS and FlGS,',Just received sad. inr sale by • UNE. & k, . • MEI ' dAssointva slitiod,ls„ ust rectived by exteoXoitiii CAREY. slappetv,l),vg,,Npv. - • Ylibbons, Artiiiciale & Pltiirtes; '• rANE:r lc: SILK' 1111.shotis, A;tiSeisilg hind l'ltotitls of the most llAsltionoble styles *at reit:Cot:Ll snit cm' sale akeedte;ett pekes. . CLIPPINGER CAREY." Shiptensbarg, Nor.. 15 1843.: . *. 1.; `. 'Assignment of Samuel Zbenioe.k.' vroTo.*. IVieby gicen %hit S EL Mc -1,11 CORIIICK,„of Welopetintborbpit Atte.niotle an,Aspigootont. fol.' the , benq4 4lrtwotl- ,i to tilt' hubsihibera,io utitop claims tti 49 tile Siimlitl . lWaietit'mick'siiyliejpretaitektibil tfibVe itlliVl4 Win may' be patio. ( ,„ ,f,roye .A 0 . 71 );; 'Ettt'te of Robert' .IVeOlaii >u c ec'd. I)7l:ims,cx m, s o.o6u2 , 2 l „ ,, R.9Noin:i c it "um • Nistamento an. , 040, Po? 0. GLAl7,GHLlN,deOd'oftlitiberodglrollr.NeWCit)e, l itt mineq.gorged. ttotip jihtkie prim jilms. All :.psrpco . n* :110townig them- htes ilk tte~, ' fd%Ytiako~pajpient ; iriiinbdihte , t ~ull ;llik+3e i l agsakim..to, Dr elkelA 4140:441u1 4 y Ay, pito. ( or s•• rdol 7 .llE§OitfrAtkiii)4 l itt 'Ad c. . . —.,t-giVatCIIPC4,O9 O ,4, I !;4I, ‘qCass4v: , l ) 4 „If i rrif. aikiinini,Vmtionisß Att,iitilior M., .Bil , : deced,,pt Olappego vo‘T-. li 1 ltio ti 014114%eftilgttsti iti ltiti! 045 t Ki . abippigotivt*44l4 4 ,4 ,40141 ' itt.W iliggarltriZel Alitialteatitt NOWNSM I'IIILADELYIIIA ALSO, Harrisbalrg, Pa Bonnet Velvet & Saks, CU sleor ctioTua.• O. II , ME