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Samuel Al]Ge* Jelin Zug end Robert G. t oung, Esquires, Directors of the Poor, arid , 'of= the House of Emplop
went Cural?Olfld county, m account with said county, from
• the, first of January to 1116 Vliirty.first4lay .
of. Decorah& 1843, inclusive Arik :
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To anruat die institution at.settlement in 1842 by Jacob Srpiirtr,
Esq. I remrer, .
Amount 'dzawrifroMuoSinty Treasurer:, - -
To 'of:Cairn - ate of 1841 •- •
'Cash (received of Shrom, Irvin and Graham for Weigand skins
- 'OF - G. Keller - foe use of J Douglass -- • -• •
For Clover-seed •
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For Tallow . -and Lard •
iOf -3 'Longenecker, J Ellitt and L Zearing, Esqrs (fines)
."Of esuphin•county, for support Of Vaupors
:Fdr`horse Urea • .
For two brood:sows •
. For Flax seeil
Sponsler for shovelisg snow
. For:blank indentures
For Hauling -
For Siberian Applos
For vise of •cider iya:ess
For sundries
Novemler 24:1843. A :judgment was 'olltainell on a suit
. against the Directors of the Poor in Htnningdoh, foCsllo
' the case of David Lindsay, a paulferl but mistime mcncy
box not yet been collected, theitenlis not included in tine
amount.
Balance duel)) , Treasurer
Jacob Squire, Esq., Treasurer of the Poor House and House of Employment of Cumberland county in account with
the Directors of'siid Institution from the first of January to the thirty-first day of December, 1843, inclusive, yiz:
'To amount due at last settlement
'" ." Received from county Treasurer
From Joseph Lubnch Steward from-different sources as exhibit.
ed in tho'foregoing statement •
trtalariee due by Trensuror
6 head of Horace, 34 hoad of horned Cattier, 2 Calves, 6 -brood ,Sovve, 57 Shoats, 39 Sheep.:
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Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal fattened and killed on Farm in 1843:
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'3O Beeves average tvr. 539 lbs. (16170 lba,) 45 Shoop,. average S 1b5..(1665 Ilm:,) 18 Calves, average 62 lbs (1116 lbs.) 40 flogs, average 10 . 4 lbs
(7760 lbs.) waking in all 26,711 pounds:
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2 narrow wheeled wag Ons, 1 wagon bed,.2 pair wood ladders, 3 pair of hay laddora,-2 sleds, 1 dearborn, 1 cart and cart gears, 5, ploughs, 4 harrows
2 cultivators, '2 double shovelßloughs, l'horse rake, 5 wheelbarrows, 1 threshing machine, 2 funning mills, 1 rooting screen, 6 sett of wagon gears, 5
Feu of plou g h gears, 1 rdizig.kr",,and !int - noes. 1 flax break, •2 sett of carpenter tools, 2-grind Mores, 2 sett of blowing tools, 1 roller, 2 log . chains
1 sett -,of blacksmitn tools, 1' sett of • butobering. tools, a variety -of tros, shovels, grubing noes, digging irons, single trots, double trees,
-scythes, Cradles, forks, rakes, spades, &c. &c.
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' 538 bushels ' of Wheat, 600 bushelsNif oats, 1326 of corn, 923 of potatoos, 24 of turnips, 380 of applei, 59 of onion., 6of seed onions, 36 of beets,
- 8 of peas and been., 12 of tomutbes '35 of parsnips, 6of radishes, 5 ol'earrots,6 of flax secd,.2 of timothy seed, 61 of clover seed,inailasB loads of hay
28 of cortifodder, 3500 heads of cabbage,; 21.76 cucumber pickles, 20 lbs., Of - hopps, made 21 bbs of good cider, 9 of water cider for vinegar, 50 pulls
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of heckled flax.. . , .
95 yards of flannel,3o of flax 'lnnen, 181 shirts and chimes°, 113 calico frocks, 3t petticoats, 53 aprons, 25 eaki,j,l sun bonnets, 37 pair ofstoekings
knitted, 19 pair footed, made 26 comforts, 38 sheet, 20 chaff beds, 38 pillows and bolsters, 12 under roundabouts, 12 pair of drawers, 20 puir of sun/.
mar pants, 29 barrels of listft e0ap,.63.1bs of, hard sea I,3o,gallons of limb butter.
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'The Directors &c. Of said county annex the following exhibit of extra labor &c. performed by the Steward, Metro
and Paupers from the Ist day of January to the' 31st day of December 1843; inclusive, viz :
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18 coffins, 3 horse rakes, p lar g e sleds, 4 pair of bedsteads, 3 singletrees,l doubletree,.2 pair of ice lenges, 3 long benches for sitting room, 3 close
stools for hospital, 12 spitting- boxes, 2 tables for hospitals, 2 new gates, cut JOO cords of wood, made 3000 rails, 6 handle baskets, S bushel. baskets,
quarried stone for and made 40 perches stone fence, put up 59 panne! post fence; done 8.35 worth of blacksmithing., painted smoke house, sunk ono
privy 14 feet deep and quarried steno for walling the same.
Number of Paupers in the Institution Ist of January 1893 of which 21 were colored and 7 out door paupers
Number admitted up to 31st December ]843 of which 35 were colored and 7 born in the house,
Malang tho wholo number through the year,
Of winch 14 died, 12 children bound out, 24 eloped, 137 discharged and 6 out door paupers,
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Leaving the number of Paupers in the house let January 1844 of whip,' 23 wore colored
Out door paupers supported ut public expense during the year, 'l, of which 1 has been discharged
Whole number supported Ist January 1844
.Of thoso.retnaining in the Poor House 31st December 1843, there aro males 81 of which 13 are colored
Females 43 of which 10 are colored
And 6 out door paupers
Thera are ne near us can be ascertained under 1 vear•s-12 from 1 to 5-5 from 5 to 10-7 from 10 to 20-10 from
:20 to 30-20 from 30 to4o-20 from 40 to 50-19 from 50 to 60-15 from 60 to 70-5 from 70 to. Bo-4 from 80 to 90-
2 tromp() to 100— .
WE the Directors orihe roor and .of the House of Employ
'ment of Cumberland county, do certify the above and fore
going statement, to contain a just and true exhibit of the affairs
of the Institution (iring the period above stated acoording to the
best of our knowledge.
Given under out hands this Ist day of January 1844.
SAMUEL GRAHAM, .
JOHN ZUG. Directors.
R. G. YOUNG,
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. Paraphernibia 1 -
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rirlHE subscriber having come to tips nyHANKS te - that partion pt the, public, and the- --- Tifig.Polumbian'lsidy's and. Gentleman's_MxBll!
_E. minclusion to change his business, otrera his neighbor's, that shared' their custom at the cot- zit.e--Godey's Lady's Book and Graham's . Maga
entire stock of goods in
reachange for a good farm, • bige on the corner of Pitt and Ponifret streets, and zinc for the namithnf March,just received aEKNEE
weII intproved, or for gd business stand in the etialdedt kb subscriber to add a Tear articles to her DLER.',S, Book Store, East High street. . • '
' '' February 28,1844. .
"country, with stillicient dwellings for a large family, little 'atoms, such as
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'together with a few acres attached. His stock eon- • .
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suit. of , superfine and course Cloths, Cassimeres, Book andl,Ca.mbrilick Illuelinn, -
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casino., Cords, Domestic Goods of all kinds, Cam- -
Vichiria Muslins,plain 8t figured Bobinet, flibands, • • week Powder.
brics;LaWllB . -Linens; 'Gloves, Hoziery; liandkiir-
Edgings,, Kerchief's, Tius, Mks, Shawls,
.chiefs, Silks, ' Ginghams, Alpaenas, Lenitive, Fringes, .F l r m i n c lies...!
•Gimpa; anti a;variety of 'fancy articles. Also, Bouts,".'Y y rriids, A Ipacha Ktistre, Mouslins, Chintz, JUST received a large supply of ROCK POW
•Shoes„fints, Caps, caliemes, BM. with a variety•of ; Calicoes, Deena Sills, Manchester Ginghims, Checks, , DER., , by the Keg, double and siugle.F.
'other'eaddircompriemg a general assortment , of , • Flannel' Ticking; It 'variety of Muslines Cotton Yarn, February 28,1844. ~ .: ~ ,
.. J. s'ENER.
Candlewle dding , ,nnif Laps, other artieles of '•"' • ,' • - • ,',' • , •;
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Hardware,,Queensware o groceries, Teri, !111 go
: ods not Merit bred, , to ether'with GROCER- •.- .1 • •' ' ' -' • ..'..... —•• ••
' ..-, ,••• • . , • .., •• ' ,' . • .lEs,viech as Loaf and Brown Sgars, felts, Coffee, ' •
-' LUMBER ! .. LUMBER 1 :
Spiced Dye Stuffs, Cotton Sarni Coverlet Yarn, Ike. Cheese; Water Crakers,SplCes of all'sortss Salim"
all of whierhe4will sell atreduced prices for Cash tus and fine salt, Starch; Smoking and Chewing To- and general
A. LARGE and general • btleortirtnnt or
. irom and after this date, until a general safe is etfee- [salmi 'Shaving'. and 'other'. Seim; Teeth Brushes', • ', wil seaso i led ,.
LUMBER,,.sidtaltle for Car; ,
red. Country Storekeevers and ethers would do well Hair and other 13rushes t Toilet Powder;Court Phil. p
Writ and ',Cabinet 'llitikeris,•,'atilisting of, Panel,
"to!giye him a eitit,llo his ; intends . there shall be -no ' ter,Sideand other Continua lergemundity of Haber.
~, ,„tN and SContinoti.White:.Plile Seartis, , Plank and
“raistake,',', being flethrminedlovlose his business (lathery, for such es•eativell ;what, Isom they .
want, , Scantlings also Cherry; Walnut; Piiiplarand Yellow
during the presenkyear. ,- •• ' ', ' • when'they ask forkful! of oihich•dill .liej sold at as ! Pin g, Bourdei Plank itniloStantling, together. with
This: Stare and Dwelling can be'rented from the small . q . prolit as will justify fair dealing, for, c,ash; ,
OsliScantling s taths,, Shinglee, and Lomatti , Fests,
~,b uttlarough"Ndi t ett_ io .
,;,' far hek_tivr , 'ptiri , and ; n?kettr , , mt., solo dry the., subspribers,'near 1 . Werth Hanover
questsllia.
,boolts ire posted np to the hub , anti he re- rentakthe,mibln, ,
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i stree,t, atlioining the yard formerly •ke%,.,h,4.E....f1u1.l
look;„. • •.-
.. . • witAveat, a. -!,. G LR,,
all those indebted to him to' settle , their ae- '. • — -- fl.'r ht. U . DIDEISI,.VCCID,
'Counts without; further notice. , , The . first day of Carlisle, Jatt.Bl;fB , l l l, •''l ."' ~ . , •':, ‘-,,,:::''.::•' 'tf-!4 - ri' l ciiiiiii,,,:i '11.1,,:. , i , .0 1 . 4 4, - [ - 7, , ,.•
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t ak ROL ill §a . the laid day of itnsciei . •after !fills all ; .
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1: 1" 1111s ' ' i..n ra "lle r' 9l ! *l ' ng "klie•pl'ired• ht rho
4.1'63 ' ; 'NEW *GOODS, ~ A GAIN ! • 'i - -ei v ` . I', l °- i -ra- T t •
4,41 tilkOpOrl....er S. ', ~:,... "t•••, i 1 ' • :r • if, , ,', ,
___. _ .••:-- _ _ ' . , 5 'arse. arms rdia e orexe est. or ether,
otee.FL9f,Jli4ty the mere , a ways an larl 2 ,
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; n - e dis).l ll l l 4o a n d a d jO it c C r'4 l6 :l4 E 6 l.l tß
THElif has cwvkapd a Isla, quataltPr Mami' '`SPERWTVIL:=4" 1. •
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tobithlieSdn au laver thati can be had elsewhere; 'm int . 140, kd Clitelhei Ceiheeress Istli4R:l 44 , on Bahl otic4s} ag n r: 4 6 ~34 5 kpa v ila AL Ar. petiitne 1 dlbtedlo.the s icribe
4 * fee Cash. - '' JOHN'RHUADS• ' 46dk ' 'Je4In k ilaa nligilVite 1111 net 4l o l nit& / 'Alebeteel,. ;14441, , g..1 ,7 : - ; rt ' l 4 :, -'
1 4 7, yhri ' n oZl i ttrl i"lia 44
.4r tfda ' ill i t 146 i 11. 11 41 "
ritiff4 ll- 4:.,1041, 1 144.' ,-- ', , tfLit Musicnrierinotiq Aitib imeilo MO Shoo*, ~...„.,..„,....4 . ..... , ''", , ''' - 1 ea : l 4) . 1 1, • j r,Y 1 ',,, 1i l i h , eed ' 0
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'.% ' ' o'Llanallih Afilarlig 'arid -4 , tam* it loti pcotherenei44ooll spine f ,'' ' r riVE - ' , earliad rjsmis 3+18444 1E1 1% ES r? all . 1 71 4
It.-9 4 irmi - n_. 6, o Til +i -., I ~, . l':,. Abs' 'to iraterf, driongageg et h et iTho ort i t i kiw i t z s ~ 4 ' , 1 .. f . 4l' ''' 1' : I tilli ', , $
,i Il i , , 1 > I
044 I t n i k Ilien Pep'Y 1 9 1 ., la ill' che l4 PostPlherkerteefin in lhlesOnht: •''. '' F " 111174/6 ' OHO* 114ebteilltoihir sii*ifbeit -• . 1 e , PlineifiEEPS'CAllibi. , ''', .“.,, ,
or lo'by ~X;a, ic 240?nMig. / Hele/ t Eilikfil iftet 4 , -. c , 11 , -we t h e i 4 t ," . ~i ejw ari f ts P 1 J rt i Oe • • hilie !pktii7,9c,k-rweig ' "
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fi n wr i (ll4 :::,,:i lit m a l li ttat7 " 4 : 4 6 Elll4 44. ":14 ,, te , *,, i r
t r 11 1 ,41 t:
q}1,42A 4e4111 17 44 1 1416 7 "I.'
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Farming Utensils 'on the Faina, Ist January 1844.
Schedule showing the proceeds of the Farm for 1843
Manufactured .andtnade in the Hocise and Shop
IMM
$6Ol 863
6000 00 •
1000 00
128 303
191'71--
'52 50
38 15
21 01.
927
12 00
9 00
6 75
6 74
5 50
900
2 97
1181
,19 18
*38009 14
'ffifioo9 14
MI
670 41
8 501 86
7000 00
EIDEUI
88009 14
670 41
Sto'ek on the Farm Ist January. 1844.
WE, the undersigned, Auditors of Cumberland county, elect
ed and sworn, according to law, having examined the accounts
and vouchers - of the Directors of the Poor and House of Ent
'ployment of said county, from the list.day of January to the
31st day of December 1 / 4 43inclusire, do certify, that we - find
ballance due said county by the Directors aforesaid, of six hun
dred and seventy dollars and forty one cents, in , the hands of
Jacob Squire, Esq., Treasurer of said Poor ouse and House
of Employment.
Given under our hands at Carlisle, the 10th day 'of Ja i nuary
A. D. 1'844.
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By intymentorinterest on dowery in favor of Mrs O'Brien on the ,' •- ,: • •• .
land.purnhased-orA McDowell in 1842' , ,i, t • - ~- •• .. 1•, • • lfr 38 9i.
`.-. Cash-for groCeries; merehandiao,tnothing,and bedding included ' .1412 , 89
Justices' and Constrbies'.featt • - .•‘ . - '•• .' - - • 11147 •
Stock •••••;,- • -, ,' • :.. . , • ,• ' ' ..- ' 690'0
--Hauling. Grticeries•
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4072
Grain - Flour and,Dkinding . -'• • ` • '*— ' ' - ---
48231
Tin, Pewter wareand tinkering • ' • • ' '•4427
Leather' ',' . . 113 89
• Tailoring W eaving' nd Shoemaking , • '. ' • 181 594-
Support of out'door paupers ' 216 00
Out door funeral expenses • • • ' , • 45 71
• Out door medical aid , . . 16 50 '
.Perming utensils, tools &o . , . • 54 SU
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.Stone coal •
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Hardware • .
• Hutting and, saddlery . .. ~ . -
• ~ ' • • 50 8 7
Materials,lnmrovements &0,. 42 4 7 2 8 09
96 : 30 5 .
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Postage. Freight, t &o , .
Potatoes • • -
Carpenter work • -
Blacksmithing . •
• ,39 191
Masoning
• 2475
County, State, S chool and Road tax for the McDowell property, 'l9 01,
Carding, &Ai •
6 92
Cylendera for coal stoves 20 34
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Wagontnaking •
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' l9 00
Sundries , . . • .. .., 27 574
Stationary , 7)
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1 8
Joseph 'Abash salary for one year , ,'"
Dr. Jacob Baughman salary forone year . 130 00
Hugh Gaullaglier; Esq. salary for two years . 60 00
Jacob Squire, Esq., salary for one year . 40 00
Benjamin Ferrer, Esq Director extra services - - - - - • -- - 21130
Samuel Graham -Eaq do do . • 223 0
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John Zug En do do 16 50
Payment on land Purchased of A McDowell in 1842 • - 2325 43•
Batinee.dae county' . by Treasurer
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By cash paid order as stated above
Balance due ccrarity
PETER BARNRARTI
R. C. KILGOICE, Audilore.
SAMUEL HUSTON,
•Magazito a for ~march.
JOSEPH LOBACII, Stewart,
ELIZA LOBACII, Matron.
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M 4llitinyl t ISTEELEI * ) it
l "7 • 7 NedifYi .
-Addi...footigAttfigitaVal,Elltika/Ati,o Aolls
rIEE V i i ir.
ec' Blatt ""N
m
R otes
prppertieal9rVotiighsiecilils,Cdnempp4
• xiot,Withinai: SpittfriglitOodi s :Croopi i
. Measles, Hoar.i4e63,:,',D,Vrigt . ii,. of:
theArea B 4 qide:
and all Diseases •of ,:the Pulmonary , :
rfi HIS' remedy line' tieen.liatid; aitd Ile mt.
tonishing curaavetiiiiiliiies testified to i'tnitr
of thO most resiiectublei citizeni Of the
We do not-'—nay 'eatiniit,clalnvisdoeh BICAZR
PACED quACE, infalibility our
Init hiving' tested the Medicinalotnalities of the
"Pulmonary Syrup,” in an extensive and varied
medi'cal practice for many years, vvidkretn . arkable
success, we .unhesitatingly pronounce " It one of the
very best Panaeras in the world for Pulmonauy
eases. A single trial Will thormighly matey. any
one that it is not one of the common-, Quack - Nos:
trums of the day-..but that it is a medicine of real
value, worthy to be in, every family. its unpree&
dented low price is another strong renownendation;
while other Cough or Pulmonary , bedtimes ore sell:
in g for $l.OO and more, STILLING'S PULMON.
ART 'SYRUP, sells for only J . 5,0 ctx„,per bottle.
Tor sale in its purity in Carlisle, at SAMUEL
ELLIOTT'S Drug Store, East Main at.; in Harris
burg at AVM. BELL'S Grocery. Store, 3d and Ches
nut streets ,
February 14, 1844. , ly-16
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Leather, Morocco anti Finding
, - -trfa 2 coW.
! L. PEIPER.
MOST respectfully informs the citizens otHfar
in. risburg, and the public in general, that he has
removed his Leather, Morocco and Finding Store
to North Second street, a few doors above Henry
Bueldetos Hotel, where he will keep constantly on
hand a general assortment of the following' omed
articles, viz:
$7338 73
670 41
$BOO9 14
$670 4
Spanish 42r.Slan?ter, Soto, Skirling,
thrum, fair and black bridle, wax and grain upper
whip and cellar leather, wax and grain Calf
Skins,.Spanish and country Kips, toe and •
• liningleather,beficrirs Leather fork ur
paces and Blacksmiths, and Bark
Tanned Sheep Skins.
eILSO--4J10120e0S:
$7338 73
CO AI
Comprising Men's Morocco, nrom en's undressed
red and black straits, French kid of different colors.
Red roans, Bindings, Linings of all colors, Book
binder's leather, C hamois' leather and Buck skins.
$8009.14
• ALSO---SHOEMAKERS KIT AND 'FINDINGS,
Such as boot keys and breakers, shoe Item ham
mers, pincers, rolets, stamps, size sticks, punches,
knives, rubbers, files, rasps, thread, boot webbing,
sparables, boot cord, pegs, awls, &c. & c. All of
which lie will sell at the very LOWEST' CASH
PRICE !
W. L. P. retnrns his sincere thanks to the
lic, for,the liberal patronage which has heretofore
been extended to him, and respectfully solicits a
continuance of their favors. -
Harrisburg, 11 , 14 - 17, 1841 if-29
FARMERS) HOTEL.
THE subscriber vould respectfully in-
AL form his friends and the public generally,
that he has taken the . ,
PUBLIC • • * 77 :4
Z:4CDV,z7(IS) a NIP
late y kept by Mr. Simon Wonderlich, in East lig!,
Street, a,.lew doors east of the Court House, where
he will at all tiniesiake pleasure in administering
to the comforts of those who stay favor him with
their custom.
His BAR slid! be constantly supplied with the
choicest liquors, and his TABLE with the best the
ITIIWKCi can furnish: A cstreful OSTLER always
kept in attendanee--and nothing shall be left undone
to dense all who call with him.
OARDERS taken by the week,mothli or scar.
WILLIAM BROWN.
Carlisle, April 1'2., 1849. tI-2
UMW: &GERDY.;
For Agenanily againel,loss by Fire.
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.,
• OF PHILADELPHIA, •
Charter Perpelual.-8100,000 . Capital paid in
OJJlce 1631 Chesnut street
MAKE INSURANCE, either permanent or liin •
Red, against loss or damage by fire, on PROPERTY
and EFFECTS of csu•y description, in town or
Country, on the most reasonable terms. Applica
tions made either personally or by letterovill be .
promptly attended to.
The subset iber is agent for the above company
for Carlisle -soil its vicinity. All applications ror
assurance either by mail or personally will ho
promptly attended to. W. 1). SEYMOUR.
December 6, 15143. I y-6
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130
OFFEItS for sale at very reduced. pt ices, a Nil
assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stue,
PAINTS, &c. together,with
Stationary, Pine Cap Paper, by the Ream, Letter ec
Slates by the dnzen,Silver Pencils, Draw Illg tho
Sable heir do., Drawing Paper, Settling
Wax, Wafers, Penknives, of a fine
quality, Painting brushes, Grav
ing do. Shaving de. Teeth Ale:
Flesh do.,Shaving and
Toilet oaps in great
variety,Varnish,
' Spices Ground and s.Unground,
Together with every oilier article ill the Drug line,
heattention of Physicians, Country Merchants and
)yens, is solicited as I ant determine to sell at very
ow prices for Cash.
Carlisle, March 15,1843. tf
CONFECTIONARY, FRUITS &C;'
SANE & MONTER.
WCIULD inform - their friends and the public,
that they have just received at their store en
High street, next door to•Beetem's Hotel, Carlisle,
a large, fresh,end elegant assortment of CANDIES,
FItUITS, and other articles in their Tine, which
they are ready to dispose of, wholesale and retail,
on the most- reasonable terms. Their assortment
comprises the 'following varieties, all of - which are
of the choicestlualityv • •
• CANDIES.—Mint, rihand, curls, Roles, spear
mint, mint plat, caked and rolls, oineamon, mesa
fras, lemon, hoorhound, chive, cream and bird-eye,
•Thompsonian orpepper candies ; Jackson and Clay
balls, lemon , bills, French and Common NeugaS
French, comnion,and exploding secrets; mint &opt
rock -and vanilla candy ; sugar• and burnt almonds
candy toys, liquorice, &e. , • , • •
. N uTs—Althonds,fi lberts, English walnuts, shelt
ie rks, cheanuts, and Brazil, cream, cocoa and groube
nuts. •
FRUlTS—Oranges; lemons, raisins, figs, prim(
dates and citron. Alscithe beat . • - ,
• • , . •.. . •, .
Cavendish, Toba66o aod , Segarts
, .
suolti ati Regalia, Principe,' Havana, Tiabecai
American segara, of the finest quality.
Their assortment is, kept constantly supplied
fresli. additions'. Country
.merchants are invited K.
call; as they can be supplied on terms as advantags,
ous as city prices. The'ps t ronage bf the puhlteit
restiectfe' solicited: • .
Ctitlisle, April ' • '
• Japio'a: Esu4ll,te
AN additional aoriply df the above voidable idled.
ainint,voasistineof ,, , •
• Jaynti'a P.xliectorant, ~•,, ;,
- • TOnlo•Veiratlfuge;
4- • r ,, f+''t.
Pit;
neirecurawAle
;1:1 , .tE.ELILtu" '
i tT
.
Agent . Ent On
alber. ,
CHAS :
C. N. DANCKER, Piest,
JOHN HARPER,.
ewu Enginttr,
~uev eor e c 4 fi e. 9) e'v e e
•
ALSO,
Commissioner in Ilankruincy.
LI AS removed his office to North Hanover
JUL Street, West side, 8 doors North of Loather
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
kim in the line of his profession.
Carlisle, April 12, 1843.
•
alrater. l S
240121g1 IL L alll lataTa4
MYERS & HAVERSTSCIC - bave
,just reeeivcd
from the Manufactory at Philadelphia' a large'
assortment of LARD LAMPS, consisting of
Parlour,thasallSpr &Study Lamps
with or without shades' which they w 11 sell whole
sale or retail at the manufacturer's prices. •
• • ' . ALSO,
Astral, Side Reflectors and Glints Lite* of var.&
ouspatterns.
•
c s
The very best Winter strained,. bleached sperin
Oil, warranted to burn clear. for
' •
$1,25 per gallon.
Best Sperm Candles. $7l edits perlb.
car/isle 1./en.,21 1842. •./ : • tf-8
tige3 Utt 'Zt. l 4.> ) ll42Sit
• DENTIST,. •
im7II.L perform all operations upen'tlio'
V ir that are required for theirpiir9ervatigniauch
ae Scaling,, reitere
'tholes* of them; l ky insertingArtiftentl TeeilfifrMio
'a *lngle - I'o6th; to tuftillsetf.' •" ' '
.'a7oflloe on Pitt Stioeti'a few` i f lOoti,Sonth - O
Rai rood
, f the
Hotel. • '. '
BI Dr: Lonvnia'will fro* CP'rlisle;
the Mat ten' day*, itt each Month.; '' •
May 24, 184 S; ' "'' '" !"" "" ;11'4.
vt,a44,M403;, ,
ITHOL SA E'4'ilikrAi many
ro4344.4llo . 4monAiiiimgdow
IssAva
-10441infou humtc Piltsb Si
t 2 8 ) Aitt eet, PM,statitingeturer
A father supply q Gekthielinfadieth 4 4o Pillt
;
Teoeivbdandfo;qtale by . 3 izi.l.ol , : qa
Febinaryl4lB4)4,)
EM
Our' .1 ,o
•
t I N , P,VeiNr l / 4 1 :11,61 1 VdUliall of Fresh Sm
yrip, very . See qualityr 41.ei freihkirMi i at, l4
- , •
F rZtt • '•• 4 . 4 * itaAorr.,
• •
4
, r,:rtorx
.11;11:14,,
coNsurriPTlON'or THE LullGs,
..trections of the Liver, AstlAid ectini ;
or Weaknesocoplie.Breatit: or.'Llingo, 'Chronic:
CpughePfeurlay,. HenLorrhsrooftlie Losito and;
'oi/liffedions of the Piiltizoiraty O, %mio;
rIiTURE'S - ,7OWN PIitSCItIP.T.DM :
. .
..,,,Afoompoundllallsamie preparation efdlie Prunro
Viitinicina or !. , Cherry
,llark,.!!;ctimbilied
With'the'Ethirat of Tar,nrrolutre() by a cheini
'cal process,approved and recoinniended by timeliest,
distinguished physicians, end universally acknowl
edged the most valuable rriedicinee`evcii disetivered.,
NO QUACKERY!!! . NO DECEPTiO
In setting forth the virtue's of this truly.great ed
icine we have no. desire to deticive those -who. re
Mooring under-affliction-, nor do-We-desire to c lo••
.gize it more than it justly deserves. Yet when 'e
look around and see the,vast amount of steering an
distress occasioned by nutty of the (Ukases in which
this medicine has proved so highly successful, w •
Feel that we nanuot .urge its claims too strong y , or
say too much in its favor. •
Such, indertl,nre the . .
SURPRISING VIRTUES
01 this Balsam, that even in the advanced stager, of
Corisustrrion, after till the most esteemed remcdiei
of physicions have 'idled to effect any change, the
use of this medicine has been productive ,of the most
astonishing relief, and actually effected cures after
all hopes of recovery had been despaired of.
In ihe first stages oldie disease termed Catarr
hal Coneuniption," originating from neglected
COLDS, it has been used with undeviating success
antHiundretts acknowledge they owe the restoration
id their health to this invaluable medicine alone.--
In that form of Consumption so prevalent- amongst
delicate young females, commonly termed debility,
. .
"GQING INTO A DECJANE,"
A complaint with which thousands are lingering, it
has also proved highly successful, and not only pos.
seiises the power of checking the progress of this a.
larming,complaint, but also strengthens and invigo.
rotes the systein more elfiictually than any medicine
we have ever possessed.
Tor particulars, certificates, &c., see Dr. Wistar's
AGENTS.—S. ELLIOTT, Carlisle.
L. Denig, Chambefsbrug.
Solomon Oswald, York.
J. 13. G. Kinnloe, Shippensburg.
Carlisle, November 8;184:3.
• • - -0 111 . 4.T1D1Z052 El
Wdi th
lIEREAS, dialer tie' pretence of title, de
rived from sundry unrecorded Deeds and
sales made for taxes, which by repeated adjudica
lions . of the Couirt of Common Pleas of Cumber
land c entity, nod-the Supreme Court of this State
have been declaredfrouddent and void,large quan
tities usf chestnut and Other valuable timber have
been cirtvmmi the lauds known as the Mount Dolly
(:state; the public are therefore hereby notified,that
the said estate consisting of all the tracts of land at
any time Titled since the yew; 1816, in conne.rionnith
the Ofount hfolly lron Worke,(excepting such por
tions as have since been' old by the suldialtherj are
the property of the Farmers' t¢ Meelianibs'
by virtue of a conveyance by theSlierilrof,t4id cinin
ty., in August t 838 ; that all deeds not recorded
within six months from the time of their execution
are„bv Act of Asienibly,dated 27th May, 1715, de
clared and void against subsequent pur
chasers; that the taxes have been regularly paid,up
on every tract forming part of said ,estate, from the
first occupation up to' the:present time ; that by act
of Assembly. ;Wed 29t11. 11Iarch, 1824, the cutting
hauling, purchasing, or employing of others to cut
or lam!, tiny timber trees upon or - froin the lands of
another, without the license of the true owner is
made an indictable offence,; mid that the subscriber
will prosecute all persolislTentling against sai.l law
no matter under what ft:1(110cm pretence such viola
tion is attempted fie will 111.50 give at reward of
TEN DDLLAIIS for such information as may 'pal to the
apprehension, ILIA TWENTY DOLLAAN tar the convic
tion of each and emery offender.
W:11. GIZTAISIIAW.
Attorney in fikut of said Bank
ISp,
Atiy informittion it) regard to the estitte rimy
he cominutlicatild to L. G. Ilrandebory, Esq. Car
lisle.
ll.'orwarlitag Jr. Commission
if3USIIN'Es3S2
•GEORGE FLEMING
m
ESPECTFULLY info rsthe public,that be is
lA, prepared to receive, inward and dispose of
Produce of every description,
either at the Philadelphia or Ralt:more Markets, or
at any other point accessible by Rail Road. As he
willmttend •in person to the delivery told sale of all
articles entrusted to his care, the most :stisfuctory•
slid speedy returns rutty at all tittles be ezp,2. , tedouni
the utmost promptitude in the transaction of it bu
siness entrusted to lum.
Farmers and others having any article which they
wish disposed of, will do well to cull on him,. inn j
mediately opposite the 511414'6km House, and Rai
Road Depot, \Vest High street, Carlisle.
C. P. is authorized to purchase several Itundrei
bushels of Grain, for which the highest price ail
he given.
Carlisle, May 17, 1843,
E. ~,.I,4ind grown Wilde bay they are ,ihe idea.
'atinteit 'and most elfecti veitiedicine in use. , Efide.
mous quantities are stild'. and, every body likes them.
Freeman Hunt, Esq., editor, of-the Merchants.. Ma
gazine, says they cured his cough in 'a lbw hours.—
The Rev. My.i Thinbar, of 'the ' l 6El°lgal: street
churcli t 'was cured °tit very bad,cold and cough in
one day. The Rev.'lir.Authony, of the Methodist
Chat slit was cured a aonsutriptiolihy n h '
SIIERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES have 110 ed
the lives of thottivituls. Ask Evans, Esq., 6
Walker st., the I huh. Edward J. Porter; H0n.13.
Beardsley;Hunter', and nearly alliituipitS4J-,
clans, what they think of Sitertianti's Lozenges ) and
thew will tell you they are excellent-7019091r in
fallible medicine known.
SHERMAN'S CAMPIIC/R' LOZENGES are
real i dotes, ea ditc e, palpitation, Sea'iicknatia,
Iciwitess of spirits and ilespondencyor the effects of
dissipation. Capt.' Chadwick, of the Wellington,
Mr. Ackerman, the great sign painter, Mayor Chill,
and almost every body knows their value. ,
POOR MAWS PLASTER—Sherrnan's we mean
—costs 12i cents, and is sere to cure rheumatism,
ltiniliakm, pain or weakness in the breast, side, or
boa; ids° piles—untl they cure worms a lien applied
to the part. .Ask Joe Hoxie, or any ode who has
need it, and would give $5 fur one sooner than five
cents for all other plasters. 7
Sold in Carlisle at HUNTER & ENF.EDLER'S
Book Store, East High street, who arc sole' gents
for Carlisle. ..
AnikAnsleY & Greaspn, Shippensburg.
. . , _
COMPOUND DEPURATIVE SYRUP.
For the cure of Obstinate Eruptions-of,the
Skin;, Pimples or Pustules on the Face;
Biles which arise from an impure habit
of body; Scaly Eruptions; Pains in the
Bones; Chronic Rheumatism; 'fetter;
Scrofula or King's Evil; White Swel
lings; Syphilitic Symptoms; and all die
rders arising from an impure state of
the blood, either by a.long:resitlance
hot and unhealthy climate, the injudi
cious use of Mercury, &c.
This Medicine has frequently been found
highly beneficial in Chronic Coughs, or
Colds of long standing.
This Medicine has been extensively used in the
United States with decided benefit in Scrofula, Mer
curial diseases, and in all cases of an ulcerates char
acter. As an alterative in the wrinn and tall sea_
antis, it is unequalled. It possi.4ses many advantages
over the decoction, mid Is introduced as a prepara
tion mere portable, lint liable to injury by long keep
ing, and better adapted tr the use-of persons travell
ing or residing abroad.
flue proprietor begs :rive to mill attention to the
Ulna lag certificates. s ccteil from a large unfit er
improving IN efficacy:-
. • 11r.Ant3o March 3, 1839.
This certifies that me wile Nies. Deem, had for
nearly eleven years suffered from a scrofulous erup
tion resembling letter which ate deep boles in her
roue, neck and arias, the constant discharge of which
destroyed her health, nd frequently confined her for
different , periods to her bed, during which time her
mitreringi is err very great.' The best medical anew.
.dance was obtained, and all the kOown remedies
were tried with but an 1111(`Viali0O of IRO' complaint,
which always returned with increased malignity.—
Ilaving lost all hopes of recovery, she haul I klilkost
determined to"giYe op the use of any other medicine;
she was however. toy ',results:don, induced to tri
Orikedep'B Delntrative of Sarstipal the Inc 'Ol
five bottles of w Melt has retnoved the tlisease,.atal
restored her to per feet health.
'Phis in to certif ., that my little son, shoot eight
years old, had stillertml Mr a long time limn exten
sive sores on the right Lome allll It 1.4, soppmeil to
have been ',hits m i l e ', 1 M on d • j,,,, l ,„„ s ibi t ,
to heal, even by the and of the most respectable
medical advice, until I was recommended to use \I r.
Oalteley's Con poutl Syrup of Sarsaparilla, R bot
tles of whlela not only healed the sores, hot perfectly
restored the child's health. which had stelimed much
in consetplence of ibis affection.
CATIIA HINE HINGENIAN,
itli,abose Polo street, Heading..
Tot. al:9le ease was presented to toe both before
and ate^ the tine of Mi. (hikeley's Syrup of Saiwt
parilla,a . I I littee Ito hesitation 111 believing that it
was t h e og,il(
. 74 his restoration.
• 'JOHN P. lIIESTP.It, I)
11131
Doucm,tesvita.r., April, 19, 1843,
Mr. Dakeley:--My s, Edmund Leaf, had the
scrofula in the most drendu. l sad titslre B siMi lim
ner for three years, during wii. l / 4 111 time lit, wits de
prived of the use of his limits, I. is head and neck
were covered with ulcers. We trh'd oil the tidier
cut remedies, hilt to ilO effect until reclinmendtli
Dr. Johnson, of Norrist. wu, rind at::o 1)1 % Isaac
ifiester, of loading, to use your Depinliliv Syrnp
of Sarsaparilla, of which I obtained severs: boitke,
the use of which .drove the disease entirely put of
his system, the sores healed up, and the child .vas
restored to perfect health, which he has enjoyed tn. •
interruptedlg ever since, to the nstuuiehment of ma.
ny persons who seen him . during his affliction. I
hate thought it my duly, and send you this certifi
cate, that others who have affliction itt the
fimtily may khow whereto obtain so valuables ined
cine„ Yours, truly. • A. D. LEAP.
Sold by T. C. STEVENSON,'. Car
isle and the following Agents in Cumber
and County/ • •
J. G. Afillcr, New Cumberland. •
Joshua Crain, lloguesiown.
Vm.' k.G. Lcmilon,' Kingston. '
- Wm. Bratton, New cille. . ~ •
Jacob Burkhart,. do.
4 L. • Iteiale, Et' Co., Chureldown:
A. L. Catlinart Shcpardstown. • •
.latmary 9,1844. . .
•,
Drugs, Medicines,-
m s YFIRS iIAVERS'TICK have ilk opened
their. fall assortneent of Drugs; Ptiinis'„ Oils,
Dye- toils, Patent Medicines, Perfumery antePaticy
Goods, which they . will sell wholesale or retail, at
the very lowest prices, also ' •
Archer's Paient'Lard Lamps,
..
of assorted sizes, pntterns a nd prices.
Glass [Amps of, all sues ghd .!'plitterinitfor burning
either Oil,or Lird, Lamp Shades. and Cldiandea
of assorted sizes. , ' • ' • '• • •
Beat Sperm and Whale' Oil, Sperm Candlea,Al
- Castile and Country Seep', aal?w L aathey ean
be had freni theeitY. ' , :
t: co - Otirlialefßorough Notei (lir; all parehisea
Iceeat Par, : r.. •.• •`/I ••9
December 14, 1844.,
ILIIRDV_IIrII.IIIIVICERS,
7: e
o '7 . '7 - 77 7 -
.'WhAiisate 124 .
PPRIP:I:,4O .'u?)..olll(gi.thek :1tUr;!.00.4 1 ,41).
.111,1 Noptl....likrundareetJ • •
!.. 1 1.ftiw.doora South- of AtersheetiPhiladelphlit
1-7(7-CULD invite the . attention o
Tii"..,eountry :buyera:to their large. aseiftmeht
goodsanitahlvo the apasono
'l l!ey:hilve on hand large titoikeryoreign And
ivi
DnestiO Gnadsilald in-at Itrreiltrieet'than 'they
can now he had and aro preparnd to offtkiiidueeineata
t° the 9 151°- : " . ;. O. 1..
"...We .eolieh'e buyeraharore potrhaaing.
elieivhere; Waned aattafietithal dreprieetat wht
we can offer outmode cannot fail to give iitlthietiOn..
.r.t 1 A 41 4 1 074 7 :4 OsTrv , r 4 7 1'0.14 7 t! - ,11!)1.18'
. .
1300 -SHOES.
ra -- f i r
THE subsoriber has , ust cesexeitatAthrmy i ply
ior s idooll3lC-SHOW,atit*gti . t,ki lot will De la,
5 6 2 - 1 , 313 / 4 111 e. a bautittildiph lestsignioq,ll,l fvqiitsi;nl4
lomt r y,morp,tprobottomNi,,a,c,,,,,
, 5,,,„ IL ineeltz li , ~, 1
.:.$0 - , -,4).- - mia Ri Shoes' and a ' 1.-If v 1.. .-
04't _ sipNovsithauck . *lces!.
: 00Mistare it t4afianforh
t 9 getireat ' -, 7 ' , " 1 , •, diczr.lint .. .—W, 1
Silit.th — n — S ' DEP r usemmumaameneW•emari - 1
,
.r re • Alio,
bt
=OA,.
At
TIIONEAS . Ire:E111,
opposite the depot, !trading, Po.
WES
, tundiKiledicinotiL?:
• •
priEPARO4IOIIi invent4r;
and iorelitOprictitiMii'o,go pith Third 4:
Ifiltidolplii4jand.;4iiiiife sire' iiine o
ttritten ingnortiiiitiPtin';:lhenit ienr tifidok . irap with per.ut
A'Me
S
oilierspre
- These medidines are recemmendrifand extensive- .
used byft)(kntuit '
f.iioll9o 16 . jAke: United
•Stales, by numerons ; Professors and rreiidents of
Collega,ftarciarit'ef:therhimy siottAtiy E alid
Hospitals andgiltushotises,eaud by.mareilialigtisse
hundred Alergyyneii or iktiAis • den . okiiidation:#:
Tiei are ;spresidy TircPareilfhit; ;tings`ltinil
havbeirMiredundiinpreeedenthdpcipularitythrialigh
outtlie Onited , StateShantris !hey,re a so,ail te iVi r b i ly
idlculaiefflo riceietie Ifeirlf&and•cifie 57t ;#6,
family should eVer i be l afitliciiit theMi - Th - ellra "
e.
tor of these valuablifrprepiloithinti received his edu. •
cation at one of the best Medical Colleges in tile U. -
SiatiiiraddliiiiChid:finetit Yeafaiekriertintelif
extensive and diversified_ practice, by which he has
had: sinfple f ofigortunifie4; acquirteg„is practical
knowledge o diseases, and ortherethe,dies best's*
'Odlated tirrein'tive. &Am; 'These , liinkninitiohiVitia.
sist off •••••!; .L.ftti“
.L...,l',ityqeygqcpectorat4,a,nlcuib!eremeqy lforCough,'
Cold% ,Gpasurnption„, 4stlinfa, ffsiping 'Of Ineod,
Croup,flocipingCough, - Bronchitis,
flanun4tion l ef the Lungs , or, • Throat i)iflieglly o)
Breathing, and all diseases of the Pulmonary Organs.
Also Jayne's Hair" TOnlodor the Preseivation,
Growth end. eaaty ofthe Hair; and which
tively bringinliew hair on bald heads, ; : Vi a , .
Also Jayne's Tonic, Vermifuge,a certain ii!id plea
iiant reinedy W
thi - ermir ale ) rlpl;alld'minf
other diseases. - •
Also Jayne's .Carininitive Balsam, ,a certain
leCtloWel and Summer Diarrhcia,
Sbntery Cholic;CnunpiiSick Heinfacibe;Soiii. stoma
ach Cholera Morbus, and all .derangementaef the
Stomach and Bowels, Nerions Affection% dio.
' Jayne's Sunative..rills,T6r Female I/hien ses;tiver
Complaint, Costiveness; 'Fevers; Inflammations,
Glandular, Obstructions, Diseaiies of the Skin, &e.
and in all cases where an Alterative or :piirgativ
Medicine is i•eiptired.' 't • •)•! •
For sale in Carlisle, by ,
T; C.. STEVENSON.
Nay 31.1843
VALUABLE.:..
IROtil WORKS,
Ettirall/cb
. • .• •
ftr,oe of the powers a nd authority'
tam contained in the last will and testament of
Mutts et. EoOleed., I now offer for sale, the
Carlisle
•,
. Trott Works,
Sittilitol on the Yellow , Ilreeches Creek, miles
Of Carlisle Pa:' The estate consists Ora first rate
CT. 43.2
watt 'fen
.Thousand acres of Loud..
A new MirIitCHANT MILL With fourrun of stone,
finished MI the most approved plan. About 500 acres
of the huid re'cleared and highly cultivated, hating
thereon erected
Three Large Bank .Barns
and nec:esul'Y 11WVANT HOUSE' S. The
Works are propelieu by the Yellow Breeches- Creek
and the Hailing :lining, whiclineither fail norfreeze.
There are upon the premises all the necessary work-,
men s houses, coal houses, carpenter /111111•Mith shops,
and stabling buill of dal most ..tibstantial materials.
The ore of the beat tplality and inexhaustible, is
Within 2 miles of tile Furnace. There is perhaps
no Iron Works in Penosylvania,which possesses su
perior advantages and olTers greater inducements to
tile investment of Capital. The water power is so
greatthat it might be emended to i.nv other manu
facturing purpose. Persons disposed to purchase
will of (10111 . SC eXAMilleille property. The terms of
sale will be made known by
MARY EGE,
, Exec Unix of Mich Ego, deed.
Cat•lisle, Oct. 19, 1842: " • • tf-5 I
PROIstiCTION AGAINST LOSS
• r liE CUNIIIMILA AND VALLEY 111UTILTA1.
I'ILOXECTIUN CI.IM PAN Y, behig incorpd
• rated by nn Oct of the Legislature ofthe present ses
sion,andlly organized and in operation under the
directimi ol the following. hoard fit Malingers, viz:
Thomas G. ;11 Mee, C. I'. Cummins, Join, ~,,,
DaVill IV. JlcCullougb, James iVenkly. G omit
Alartin, William Moore, Samuel Galbruith,
Greioini,Thom a s tii ioe,Nul. liarr,Josepli Cul. er
and A. G. Alines., call the attention of the inhabit
ants of Ciimberland Valley to the chilliness of their
rates HO the inany advantages ultich this .in I of
insurninie ever nny
ery nersou 1101111'01 becomes a member of
the company and takes p irt in die choice of olliecrs
and the direction of, its concerns.
till. For insuninceno more is demanded than it
lirrouury to meet the expenses of the Company nod
inilemnilpaigaiiist losses 11 hivll may happen.
.3,1. The inconvenience of frequent renewals
vbitled ley limning for n term of five years.
dth. Any person applci q for 11.5141111 We 111,101 gite
his premium note for the cheapest class at toe rate
of tire pet cuiitu, 11, which It ill tie $5O on the slooofar ,;
tillith lie wall have to pay $•,?,51,1 fut• five years,
and G 1 ,sUfar survey and policy, and nn more unless
!maim sustained to a greater amount thait the funds
oil bands will coterond then no more will be requir
ed damn pro rata share. .1 1 ft•se rates are much
cheaper than those of tither Companies, except such
as are incorporated Oil the Nifflle principles.
, fum:lute is effected in the following. manner. A
prison apply lug for insurance for property of the
cheapest elinis of risk foe $lOOO will be cbarged 5
per cent thr five yea 5,31 hole amotniting to $5O must
Ile given by him, oil which lie will be retptired to pay
5 per cent V 2,50, and $1,501'01 , some, tug nod policy.
mid *ill have no more reuliired of film finless losses
occur and the fitud3 tni Irndls tife ttot sufficient to
meet them.
Agents will 104 hpfininfetitis soon Ito phoisible in MI ,
fervid places to attend to itisminters.thitlittly persons
wishing immediately to Imply tail_ do so by signify
ing them wish.to the officers of the eimipany.
Chifig. etrikimilirs, fees t
A. C. Aitctca , See 'y.
'l'll2 folloa ing oentleaneil have ball ,
AGENTS:—
Hr. Ira Day, l'lleAnniraiirg..
lames Keimedv, e.. •
George Briallfe, Nlcairoe.
Clemens McFarlane, Carlisle,
L, a. Williams,Esq , Wesißeon'stoore
7ro
James ,7vle, Neiston.
Col. Jos: ‘"lbestool; Lee's X Roads.
Jos. M. 111cans,Esry.-'Nevebnrg.
Jo.. M oser, Ebq,,blew Cumberland.
Join Clendenim,
.110geslowb•
Stepben Culbertson, SbCopensbbrir.'
Prier Mc Loughlin, S. 'llllddlebon.
April 12, 1843.
Si;s.qmpha,nna Line,
FO - PRI I ADELP,RIA;AND BALTIMORE . DAILY,
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