MI
,T,‘"
NenY:ilbutrtrottitistt9%
gruilE hat!tiiitr,CMc Mg anti
dinwsultitekttit).firnt`ltj.. t. 4g,lt; Bi, SO.;
i n t h e . Grooiii4iiislitelgyliaffbidil!stqfed,.l4,
mutual r.;• ' •
~ •7.";!;'17 1 ," . ;CHAS. - Wt;10411L-7
Carlialei T attary , "• • •
..
URQDaja, Zg- -4 .Mt/ZiK:l 3 ' -
the Court HoBse; - lately
ly.neetty4l Dr. roster:, detitd.,' 1, 111
with*rentea from the Ist day 'td-
Aprlytaext.. Fotipartiaidais en-.
tjusee'of PEOttOktak);' ''
Feb:44.'1847.
MON_CONIfinSION_HOUSE___'
Ti;EVutler?ignthl coptiooo:the mmis
tor :the sitle' linos 0
Iron, at
- No. : 1109 N. Wutek St. Pl!Hind&
Thai Victim eiperieneb , ! in the Iron 'trade and
- . their extensiin: acquaintance with eenntmeril and
tealekthtmii,ghbitt the UnitMl - StAtes gives them
stimittnage:;ef. obtaining the hikheat. Market
prices. "AM! kiitit . business being mmfined ext.
tn,..tltO Iroo(rade enables then. to give
it their attehtiOn. .
All'C'oniignmetitt will receive prompt Mien
. tioit • • . • 0 MUCK' All PHELI., •
100.109 NI Watieegt-sind 54 N. Whawea,
, Febritriyl24,•lB37. •
Cint 9•T‘diii,S.%Finfx.l
. ,
• 7. .-ywir, :
t qate : - 10` ; taa
SUSQUEIIANNA LINE.
1171;1TIC.' &IVIILLE
FORWARDING •ANCi. cpmrvussio:4 MERCHANTS,
' , , - lIAIIII.I9IIWIG, PA,
'ILTAVE purchased the establishment of .1.
.1.12 tl.l,Wherilithey will enntinuethe
rorwai'liing and Commission - business.
• They hive added feveral new tide Wnter
nit Beats - to their Line; and will he fully_pee f
pared, when the Catinls open.to forward Produce
and hterchatitlize, to and fromllalti more, PhiL
delidaiit, Puttsburg, at moderite prices, and
with the utmost dispatch.
AGENTFLf OR BOATS
%. Wright and Nephow,,,Ving St. wharf;
Philnde:pli.a, T. Miller,' No. 79 Bowl •'a
Wharf, Baltimore•
111=
Thomas BorlMlge, No. 9.78 Markel. Phil.
deltMia, Wm. Noble, [Iron!) street, Philmlelistila
ebroary 2V, 1847.-9 mo.
To the Voters of East Ward.
CITIZENS—I offer myself a can-
TAblate for CONISTAIILE of the East %Vitril„
at the ensuing Spring election. I wish ;t to hr
Understood by all thud I am tint the Candidate of
a party, their -enemies, but respectfully solicit
"the suffrages of my frit:ink of all parties and,
opinions. If lam so inifoitimate an to be eke-.
led, I pledge myself to attend to the duties there-
Or to the best of tiny abiliq, Ileing determined
tot "to Carly water on bAli shottlilers"—to seek
votes, I 'couneliefore the peOple'the FRIEND Of
Temperance, tint the CANDIDATE of the SODS of
Teniperauce, nor= of any political party. I am
opposed to Tetatierance melt recruiting for their
sera ice by suck means as a fey? thoughtless ;ter
scins would design. Such a holy cause - should
'hid be contin li ll uted with politics. If deem
ine worthy of 'pair support let me have it, as the
free - Will - iifitiring of friendship Sitila ileaire;to
axis( me in earning a fiveliltood. Every other
sionsideration I abhor! If dewing my position
brie fly will titaih you Shall ha l ve it to fewwords ,
I am determined to 'tote henceforth, as I
have done in time pastjust as I ace proper—this
, \t lnay - prove to be a medley of contradictions ; but
hen great:men as Collo:Ma Tani Cass nlilFat lit
ophtion. why net 1 from 'others ? with these re
marks I
co
itel e.
Csitiiiire, Pei). id, 1 idt
-GOODS.
HEsubseribur lins just received and is now
opening, -at his Store, on the Sonth•Weei
corner of the Public Siptn re, an unusually cheap
stork of SEASONABLE GOODS, such as
-Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts,
FLANN ELS, Vestings,Clonkings,Silks,Hom
baztnes, Moslino, Gloves,- Hosici y & s
' A splendid stock of CALICOES, at mire
varying from 4to 183-4 cents. (.12OCER1E
of all kinds. Also, a frebb stock oftho
VELEISIRATED LAMPS
which he bas lately introduced, arid which are
found to be, by numbers that have tried than
the most economical, and desirable article (in
every resrpetO now in rise.
•
The public is l'cepectfully invited to call and
examiue his stock.
v ROBERT IRVINE, Jr.
Carlisle, November 4, 1846
NOTICE
LL persons indebted to David Strom, late of
this bormigli,!Tq lit rehy notified that it im
.
met irate payment is not . matte an the notes; book
accounts, tte.; left in my, hands, they will he
placed iii the bands of a Magistrate for et liection
without respect to persons.
Carlisle, February 17, 1847, .
Estate of Frederick Seidel, dec'd.
'JET )TICS is het.°lt'y given, that Letters Testa
", I mentary‘ have boon-issued b 3 the Itegistet
'ant thelast wiligOityptarttait oi Ereileriek Sei
' del; late of Iltuntodeuk;aaswnship, Cumberland
eotinty, t1e011.,0 the subscribers., Contend Seidel,
liviitg inllsmlidepoitil Christian Zook, in Silver
.tipring township. Flame indebted will make ins
" toeiliitte payment, and those having clainis against
said decedent's estate _will present them for set
tlement to CONRAD SEIDEL,
CHRISTIAN ZOOK,
Executors.
Febnistry 17, 1847
NOTICE.
Is hereby given that letters testamentary on
the estate of John McClnre,Jr. late of this
borough; deceased, having been granted to the
subscriber, All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment,
and - those haying . •elaima to present them im
maillatifylor settlement. . .
'.:ANDREW' BIJAIR, Executor.
3, 1847. "• ' • ' •
. . .
,uti Dissolution or Paitnership:
artrrers rata ore ,eX nut wren
the •elibsexibtrei trading; under the firm of
1 - I'J fix fir;A Coyle 'in Iltiguestown Cundierl nd
untual — teirrtiontrrill - TveicoriCilUchted are
eegpceterl. to eke pin mcdi94e,,,payirieni,And
.--" •-•- '
4 ,-11 ificigtictitewniVeh.Vlß,47:-3.,..,._‘,-,
1:L1;16111, i ,
the h orongfr herglir6 Het :fie,l, ell mim
ixins i n
- • tlebteil hint ' for 'alike. reels bther 11Ci1.34111 tn.
4 ,4 ra
01 , n ke:t iromedisibizpiy mini; end .Tequesies all
eliiinm , agehist/him , preach •
them %ibiieitleinent. , :l,.; ., -; •
.1 4VROBERT W.ILSON
; •
..N B. Aj. one -Iniree parriage
nod. order , for;sideoliiiiii. ' -
Dy Plugs :"'
e .
;
MllT.X*nstantlpkifeoln
V.6l4 , Painte/zsuetrllS'AVhite:.Leritl, fkeru'Oils
-,_ - ±-siflaltki rids; mut pyi*stilfrAiwlk 141 willip(Of
ill 6ilcLogkci 05 . );* . 0,:t .710464 .. 117Ay" br . ,
10 100. 0444111WV;i'
. . .
0 ; 4-lt-411 . 1 0k' 1 " , s' ' •
4 qt" 4 te Veriloiii
'44l!,ll'nottned tn'palimt piyOgy
nary next Intend *Luling pp usythookisow6ft
all pld acCopttlapteilttet,,give telet4tiirtior
eolleedon. 41114 1 18. i otantair.ofr.
590"r-qt..,.40:44vi, 1 ,
.
‘'. ,1
ENORMI
'LL'llettr.abutvittieinctits.-
. . -
mwo einivenienepwelling Houses;
situatfid In , a »tileiiiiintf-Infrt
North Hanover !tippet, •.1. or , Jurpicr
inforMatihh ofirtg, Fall lok'ot
this palirr. ' ' ---
rbruary 17,;1847,. ,
r ‘ ; ./ r irCiiP - I.
HE comfortable • two story '
brio l / 4 .DWP,LVJG BOUM
an tast ',greet, how. in the 00 " 1 " .! frE
Palley gr, Major Augestus . •,1
It is very Mitable for a,small fami
ly, has eiery iieteasary advantage, and will be
retited.on int:Wen - a terms:
JACOB SHROM.
Carlisle, Febrnary 17, 1847.
A T fi E
Pittsburg, Pa,
HAS returned from Carlisle, to the practice
of his profession in Pittsburg, Allegheny
county,
Feb.10;1847.
•
• CMESIE-6 SON
11711 LOUR awl Produce -Comm iition • Mem
chants, No. 48 Commerce Street Wharf
•
Baltimore.
e 3. Cash advances' maga on consignniente
Feb. I0;1847.-4m.
FOR : RENT..
. .
rtrIIE Shim &min undeppuitenances, adjoin
." leg Mr. D. Arnold% Store,in North Hano
ver street. immediate possessiiin given.,
Apply to JOHN PARKER.
peh..lo, 1847. •
[STEPHEN MILLER
•
WINTER GOODS.
JUST received a 'general assortment of fresh
es'' WINTER iWODS. at We store of
A. RICHARDS, & CO.
Feb. 10,1847
. .
LL those indebted to A.•Rielards, or to A.
n_ Richards '& Co., will please take notice
Mat their accounts posted up to the Ist o' Jan
uary, and we wish them to ho paid off on or
before the 15th of:Vlarch next.
A. R1(.111420.4, Sr. CO.
1f1413
qf 14e . arrount of Thomas Myplley. Sequestra
tor of the Ilunnver and Carfiste Turnpike
Road Company.
Amount of tolls received by accoutant
from 26th August,..l9is (tile 'date of
his appointment) to lam at August
5.16,as per amount settled and con
firmed by the Court. $2858 79
Deduct amount paid lor repairs: of
road, oCc.,
Balance in hands of aceowitunt oil
pss 27
Deduct A editors lee, vosts an d
actierlssiqg,
Amount for distribution,
This snot due uy Board of Managers,
prior.to apponito ent pf sequeseratar
for work hod labor done iii persod
by the eai.. ants and directed to be
paid out of the money in his hands,,
by act of April 1,1846, per report
Auditor; -
Itlance in hands of Setinestrator idler
payitieuit of preferred creditors,
--February 17, I 847.—St.
SUPERIOR FAIRLY-GROCERIES;
NO. 55 SOUTH THIRD STREET,•
A few doors'abnre the rErehanre, opposite
Gi
riu'd Bank, Philadelphil. -
AbDOCK
1 - ) rst , EcTFULI.Y invites the attentio n
_of
Di. purchasers tolds choice stock.of Groceries,
embracing the finest assortment,.selecteul in both
the Philadelphia and New York markets.
In addition to the usnal varietrfirdinarily for
sale in Grocery Stores, his efforts have been par-
Octal - U - 11y directed - fo the seleilon or articles of
the inure rare turd elude .11Vscriptions, consisting
of Frunts, Preserves, English and American
Pic
kles, Sardines, Havana Sweetmeats, Catstips, Co
ca, Cliockolpte, BrOma. Yarmouth' Bloaters, Ca
pers, Anchovies; Pepper Sance,.Olives, - African -
Cayenne Pepper, Italia Soy, Currie Powder,
Vlaccarotti, ertnieelli, Petites Pots, English
Sattcesof every vat iety,Ancl,govy Paste, &c.
Pairlicular caste has been observed in the selec
tion ul the purest, most 11 . 11g1 . 14111 011 d dell(d0R0
Teas, the finest v mimics ofeheese, togetherwith
a first rate assor meat of high and low price :
Sugars, Coffees, Molasses, Spices, Ste., St.c.,em
bracing every article whic,la can be desired by In
millesorimlividualsin Isis line of business, and
at the lows cash prices at which they can he
furnished :n either of the 'Atlantic cities.
1% ES LErIIILES
fg) Pundit will be carelully parked aria sent
to any Ilepot, or other point named, in the city .
fore of charge, owl orders b? Jotter ,n' - otherwise
will he tilled promptly on the„,sante terms as if
personally applied for.
Philadelphia, February 17,1847.
W.T.LLIAIMr. A. DA ()Min% .
^;~
UMBRELLA, PARASOL, AND SUNSHADE MANU
N 0.86 Minix, Shed Philadelphia.
WILLIAM A. DROWN invites Southern
and lVestern M erchants ling Phila
delphia to examine his stock of Umbrellas, Par
asols, Parnsnlettes and Sun Shades, which will
he found the largest and most complete assort
ment of desirable New (bads in the market, em
bracing every variety from the lowest price to .
those of the finest quality..
Owing to s treat redaction in some materials,
of which l-have availed enyielf, i * can• offer in
apt cements, to Purchasers that cannot be Sound
elsewhere.
JACOB Sll.llOl
111 y prima will be foitnil the InWeat in the city
and die Gouda warranted or the best .111111IIIIRO
1111.e4
Piilladelphia, Feb.lo. 1847.
• ri))fni; ROI 9 O .
VEGETABLE _UNIVEiSAL PILLS.
milli only known medicine hint at the same
JIL time purges, purifies, and strengthens.the
system. , Le Roy s Pill arc a new medicine
which his In.i appeared, and is fast taking the
plaices fall others or the same class; These
;Where composed of many ingreiPentsehut the
two principal ones are Sarsaparilla and Wild
Cherry, so united tlint'they act together; the one
through its admixture with other substances, pu
rifying and purging' while the:other is 'strength
ening thesystein: Thu t those,pills are nt the
same time • tonic'and opening •desideratum
long'and eagerly . sought•fer by medical men; hut
erediefore diselvereil._.4,lixothetword • •
the work. of two medicines, - it Much bet•
ter than any two
the
know igt foie they, rerniiiVo
nothing from the systeni'hut. theicattatitiesi, io
that' while o'4 poivehendO2
-1 46Y,WIiiii - To - ilibilitaion, and are te)litweil - , 1 4
' no' IPeltoy'a Pi!lntinye ,
-
influence-out lie-bloollt'thej 'not-only- purity
.without ? weakoningit,-put xhattLirekol
inns partioleitrem:theZcltyle. befarele-ilLeonve
,ned then make ;,impure bleed an
'utter impossibility. At
.thero.ii, no. tlehilitation,
so there is no nottsekor' sickness iattendinttlic
nperatieneer thla most excellent or nieilienes t
which never strains ortortures the ilignathi
timis,but eausentlietn to 'work in it perfectly. nat.
uradmaynerf"auil honeci..t!nrsona taken them . ' do
not become ;Meow! eroneisied,but tho.eitnteati;
it,:tit the property of the ,Sarsaparilla;
te,mith other ingredients,..to remove
' all that is foreign . and, impitr,t,',ltAs,".9' l , lll , ll .Y- the .
propertroithe AVild•CholOy;te;:lietain aid.thavis
eat urn I - anil 'a oun 11 ,1 , aipl, ' .•
state: of
lions!taathe eerinin * F oy oroei(litifm:Op q ra-.
.!'ll7pr vitae to d'srlialeb"
Ist nee, ii
' ngstnwni:
•- • •
G'itritate, Feb. 40" iian'^A".'
.L.L. ~. C.2Y-ALLYtitltlift,rihiPiii-roeY4w,
_.-- -''''— • .m..*T,Np.llomitt;ftitiol Itile ~Eyet
;"--ke.D_,Yl Ii;te, 54rolielis irls l, pilier:iirectiiiiip, of
' - - '' ilitfoyei"".: 4 'Poi pitlii by "•,',;-' !,-;-. ,.,
,-....-N , .P.7:7 zr ,, , ), - fo, • '•! -• . s'gr.,l,l#;lo4-
'- ' 's De' ''i,,,,5d03i7E1i1i,t!':':',17:,;:it±4.'`':403...;,:;.1i.:.'-,......'
for Three 'ripe ,f
'" I •
(IF m, t lA li,lFAV6,4 l , l fr r iow e or Ako caul r
X.-1410*u* 171$ fiel...ktiar, Nit,r,z;;
°l4-a111.61/nitel
',
JOHN
‘II TIP V 'I IB .;'Y'' I • 4 . 1 2 . , , ,
I
, 6 ,:ir, , ', , A1 , ;: , 1:'.',
OPAEPH KNON,
JILL .11EXICO.
ST.&2 I EIMEENT
MEM
r f , . ~? r
~..,., : ., ,, ,, ,-,. -:_:,', . .j.,i;;,,., .= ., • _, : ', . .`,
' . 1. -,- ' ,. ::- 1- .. - -..-,ttilOtellattedit,o' , ' , ll:v , ‘-f:.
. „....,...,,. ...„ ..
•
N°:FIGE
Common Ple . no(Of'Cuiliberia'nik-coinay. fur 1..1
Copse: lci,iteep a tavern honae,'ln,lthe .
stand. now necupleil 4,149,a1 rtuoh, to Itinki n i.
sun •timnahip in raid county:,,7,
co' • SAMILEL. M. KENYON.
We :the' un citizens "of;the tinvni
. • dersigned
abip of Dickinson in the ,county.of purriber.
'land, do certify that we - ' lea riot ;treqUainted
'with the above named Samuel M. Kenyon-,
that
,he is of goad repudiator honesty: and tern=
•perance, and is well, proVided witti•house• room;
and conveniences, for, the accommodation, of
strangers, and travellerksed that such Inn or ,
Tavern is.neessairry to accommodate the pub- 1 1
lie and entertain strangers end travellers.
4---Henry-sheafferc-Abem Kurlzr - John-Moore
Samuel Spangler,,Jacob Evans, David,Shea,ffer •'
John Huston, John Stouffer, John Fielthern, jr,
John, Lee, Willi ,Galbraith, George Decimal),
Benjamin 14.34r5.
Application for Tavorn - lAcensei
NOMR is. hereby given that it intend' to
LN apply at the ensuing term of the Court , Of
Common Pleas of Cumberland county, for Li-
cense to keep a Tavern or Public h ea, in the
stand now occupied' by me as such,. in New
Cumberland in raid 'county.'• • •
.We the. undersigned citizens Of New Cum.
beriand, in the county of Cumberland, do e'er,
tify that we are•well acquainted with the above
named W 111'11111.P. Hughes—that he is of gonil
repute for h6eesty, and temperance,' and Is
well proVided with lidusdrooria,and convenien
ces for. the 'accoricmodation of strangers and
travellers ! 'and that duch Inn or Tavern line-
Cdvilary to . ndonninaiidtile:the,public and enter
tain strangers add - travellers.
• B. F. Lee, J. R. Bodk, John Young, Thomas
Coleman, Henry Guistwile, Adam Felfman,
Lewis Willet, ,Breneman, John Rife, 3.
Bryon, John F. Lee, G. W. Hall, Charles W.
Dehm, Rudolph Martin.
Applicatton for Tavern License•,.
NOTICE is hereby given that 1 intend to
apply at the ensuing term of the Court of
Common kileas of, Cumberland 'County, for a
Accu se • cup an Inn or public house in c
stand ai, present occupied by Samuel &Cari
ous, in Sliver Spring Township in said county.
• W. M. MEILE Y.
. the undersi fled MO-kens rof the TM.vn.
ship of Silver Sirring.iti theeeunty of Cum
berland, do hereby certify that wo are well
acquainted with, the above named Wm. M.
Miley, that he is °food repute for hune'strand
temperance, and is well provided with t.ouse
room, and conveniences fur the accomodation
Of strangers and travellers, and that such an
Inn or Tavern is necessary to accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and trav
ellers.
1870 52
MO
Emanuel , Fettro,George V. Coovor, William
Ferul, Frederick Myers, Levi Kapp, David
Jacob Alumina, Samuel Zackurias, J. A.
Dunlap, George Brenizer, Isaac Brcnizer, Jacob
Miller, Samuel Herz. Jlenry Hickernell.
Febitiaiy 10,1047.
Application for Tavern License
$691 59
NTpICE is heroby ghul.. that I intend to
. ply ni the ensuing term of.the Court t f
Common Pleas, &c. - urCumberlind county, for
License to keep a public house in the stand now
occupied by Peter Weibley, in the borough of
boiou'ult of Carlisle; being an old sided.
HENRY GLASS.
SQ69 00
We the undersigned citizens of West Ward
in Carl sle in the county of Cufnbcrlund, do
certify 'that wo are well acquainted-with-the
above named Henry Glass that he is of good
repute for honesty and temperance„and is well
provided with house roon , and , conveniences
fcii '''' '''''''''''''''''''''' afFiiii"gers and ti av.
eliers, and that mush - Inn or Tavetn is neccesa;
-ry to accommodate - the-publie-tni-cwtertaiti
strangers and travellers.
John Moore, Joseph T. Ward, Jacob Leibey,
James Weise, A. G. Lechler, Jacob-Wolf, Fran.
ca Gibson, Conorod Laniition, Feldi Weibley,
Edward Shower, William Bali Fr Modes Mil-
Jek.
Carlisle, Fob. 10 1846.
Applicalion for Tavern License.
.k - roTtcE is ii ErEnY 61V EN, that I intend
' , IA 'to apply to the Judges of the Court of Quar
ter Sessions oh the Peace, to he held at Carlisle
in April next, to keep an Inn or Public Ilinise,
in the !louse now occupied by me, in the East
want in Carliale, in the county or Cumberland,
and that a Tavern at such place iii necessary to
a ccummodate strangers anti travellers.
WILLIANI NICIUDY.
We, the subscribers, citizens of Carlisle, Cum
berland county, do certify! that the Favern appli
ed for by William M (pally is necessary to accom
modate the public and eniertain stransers and
travellers t and thaellte, said petitioner is of good
repute for honesty and temperance, and is well
ovided with house room and conveniences for
itors — aml - trtrvellers.-
That the facts us set forth in his partition are
trueottill we belies,. be will keep a good and or
derly house.'
George AFFeely,lVir, Alexander, Williatn
Line, Req., It. MeCartny, Jacob Hoffer. Jacob
lithoff,.Patriek Davillsmi, John Under
wood, Edward Armor, Win. Hell, John Giiksn,
William Breeze, Simonet Cron, W. H. Miller
llolootnh,.l.•Baclutum,
Carlisle, Feb. 10, 1847.
The .11dutnal Benefit Life'''.
suranee Conepany,.
Office No. 11, Wall &reel, New York.'
roHIS institution is distinguished from
other Life Insurance. Companies, by all
or most of the following rpecaliarities:
let. When the, premiums are over $5O, ono
fourth May be paid in - Moth; and three - (berths
in a secured note, at 12 months 'healing inter
est; or the, premium may be paid in , monthly
or quarterly instalments.
2nd. No risk taken on a eingle life ex.
coeding. the amount of $5000..
3rd; Theassured M.% not kiable bayOnd;the
,amount of their
4th. "APPlieants aro not recliOncif a year
older than they arc, but'are taken at 'the ego
of the nearest birthday. I The ratee'of premi
ums are ats,l6o as 'tholiti of any - pther: Corn.
- sth. No Directdr cam borrow" .of the
:::ndibf the Companyi• -
Bth:-,There ie no nominel capital to payin'er
.;,,,--Umon,-and-thore are no-etockholdere-aniong
:. hom tmdevidc the profits, other. .then the an..
ured.
Ith,._,Profitoarti_lleklar_Pd . a nnO.JiyilheAtaite r _
rcql- having the optilir either tii Withdraw their
prbfita, or looyeAhem to accumulate.
, ; Bth. ;Scrip • will be laimed,itonnally (to_ those'
not indebted .to the Compaq) lor 7thc(eidiniu
tedltirofitisand the'scrip will hb.rudeeined. when
i the , rirofitp,inaonnt to .9900,000 j.:, t
9th. Six per cent interest-Will - be) paid-upon •
the scrip; non uallyln eaeli..,:v ;2 • fo' . • -; • ,
• , 'l9th.: Every _precaution will be taken to ;
'prevent. tvforfeittirb "nt , •Fiollclep,•:.‘ri : -•' , ~ ..
The We - Sadie ofiliiii Ctiniany; hap exceeded 1
that:of atVy f,olliei; 4 urine,the period ems- •
'teiliieL":'lllriliii;litte , eopintonetorient' ,thire iheie
heentiniupd,tipbrrde'Of2Boo .7 policree ,1; tiiii•pii,
:mitiitni`on`onili*biliOn pa; ceding.s2so,ooo. ...1
" - - -- ,RORERItivic lIIRS4IVI r , Va1:17. - ;
.7 . 119 liti.btP,ribir,ll , ,iite. t Air the • above Corri.l
rii.
-rpozi for • - parliiileAnd•it` vicinity; and r hp , hike
'lmililYtia, }it teli'lliiiiitiilr..,i B " Wied l4 o E ) ,mniirler%
',( 3 ;. l :lVhilii 8 : ht ll );' 4 4ii.o,le!ti!in Cur I tultiCAnco'i
',WlTlttOilii..!lii,lfltrit liEporpii:4llt.tikiitiiiio! -
,Iy, attliv(gd f ,,Ao4. , p44;-,,,tamohleia , 'ClintOliiini,
tabledibfraipk z dici;loin belykr ki, ,, lr oicatiok.'
MI6 Drug
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Mr.,.
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I .4CABINErAND . CHAIRIOOS . '''It'
.t..1....,.. 4 4 ; ' . , ; :.:-..]:
mil kvilpier t i . tigiii Watilitin form , heirl,friends,
!A'l'and'theinrbrir.','lr'aii6'ally,'tit t.thsy,hir'r(e
J
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taken' the itiorn'An', Ninth ' ' . , ; ' ':.', - ,:..„;4 7 . , '';
liiinhveiatibeiliately''ob6:,;' . 1
pied by Met g:littllncic`,'air b' '' : ''''. .011 W .!.
Chair •MithrifantOry,:where . '' '''''''' iiiii '-''
they
. Will keep . ponribinty ,..,..,-'—w
lot sale; an Olegant , hasurt-, ' ::`347 , friaAii=; , " t:
\
limit tif CIL 33T Pt ll* • 4 '-,—' ' ' . n ' ' ':
W8'13.33 & 011rAiltril ' ' :.:, iN• .. .'''.:
DA as SECRETARIES,'
BURBAUB, — .Workitarids," - '.• ' '; `.: : '
.
.„ . •
*letting and Bfeakfaat Tables; Card; Ple'Ph
Ventre Tablas. French, field, high and low:,
Post Beciakeada, ! km They haremow mnd will
-iontinue-to-keepmn-liand—a-largeand-elegant
parie,ty. of CHAIRS , i,,f, ertry' description, to
which they would ineite the attention of' honed.
keepSra and. those just commending, confidant
they_ will find articles of such 'workmanship
and modeiate prices as must be satisfactory to
pureltaams. :
. They have Aldo made extensive arrange-,
mcnts for the manufacture of
Yealsmsdol 151aEOZ - 2,t - -
of all colors, sizes and qualities, end In a style
fully equal to those made in the eitesf . logother
with every other article of Cabin' Wrre—all
of which they.will .very chMip for CASH,
or erection& foi Country, Produce at market
prices'
.
COFFINS made on reasonable terms at
short notice, and-they will attend funerals with
a splendid . Hearse,-in town or country, free of
extra charge.
.A
,Hearse will also be kept for
hire.
i i umrink •
A general azisortmentcriv s ell.sensoned
her, suitable for 'Carpenters end Mak . .
era, kept at the above inentioned ,consist.
mg of Panels, first; second, and Thir 'lcinmon
White Pine Board's, Plank and Scants also,
Cherry, Walnut, Poplar, Shingles, ICIIO.
Posts, --Wagon Maker's Stuff of all kind , &c.
Also, .11e4atead Posts, ready turned, together
with slats-for Venetian blinds, all, of which
will ho sold at moderate prices.
They respectfully solicit a share of public
patfonage, confident tha t they can render gen.
aral satisfaction. J' R. WEAVER , af Co.
Gar-lisle,. A.gr i •
WM. P. HUGHES
LET all those who urn CONSUMTIV . E, or affee
ted with Coughs, colds, Asthmajlronelti
tin,Spitting Blood, Pain in rho side* or Breast,.
S ,ar Throat, Hoarseness, Palpitation of the
Heat, whooping Cough, Liver Complaints, Sze.,
rmiemher that it is
- . .
TIIoSIPBON's COMPPUND SYRUP OF TAR ST;
NA pATIIA that Is daily effecting Ruclyy9nder-
Ful cures in all these diseases—
Therefore beware of all other mixtures that
contain, cr professes to c.mtainTkr, and pur
chase of them only who are known not to deal
in Spurious articles."
• Read' the following testimony to the value of
the ohnv6 mcdicioo, fron. a well known mil
can of Ottinlicrian4 county. _
DiciuxsoX Towssmr, Nov. 20, 1847.
About six yours since, In consequence of
'he sedentary nature of my business, I was
mucked with severe pains in the breast, pal
pitation of the - heart and shortness of breath`
-which were soor . followed by a failure asp
petite,extreme wakefulness at night,and.patial
paralysis of my limbs—these symptom,. of a
damned system. being _frequently .attended
with spitting of blood. - Fer abciot two years I
was also occasionally thrown into convulsions
which left me in a miserable state of feeble
ness end began to affect my mind. From time
t , time my stifferings Were Mortfor leitsevere
until at length they increased to such a degree,
mtl the violence of the symptoms were so aug
mented, that fur a w'hole year I was unable to.
attend to attend to any business. During this
time I consulted soine'ttlite phylicians aqd .
attundnirtd"tliwiiiirelierintiiiiiirikiriiri their
*till was unavailing to procure me relief, and
-at-length they-regarded-my-recovery-as entire
ly hopeless. In this condition I was informed
of the salutary effects of . Thomson's Compound
Syrup of 'fur and Wood Naphtlin, in a case
somewhat similar to min.., nod though I had
given up all expectations of - a recovery - tif my
former health by human means, yet being
strongly advised to try the medicine, I was at
length preVailed upon to do.so, and I have now
to say, that by the use ofsix b rn) health
has been. restored, and I sin now able to at
tend to business with as much facility as usual.
HENRY. MYERS.
Principal Offiernl• E. corner FIFTH and
SPRUCE sts.
Sold in Carlsle by R. Angney Pr,inalpal
agent for Cumberkind co.
Pried 50c. or &bottles fbr %nu.
February 10;11347.
'OARLEGAN'S BALSAM OF HEALTH.'
An Approved Remedy for Dyspepsia, Colies
4.c.,
Tlli
• arc two reasons wl-y tl is Medi
ae etiu be recommended to II e public,
nne it, J hat most reasons who have. so 'gilt
it buy Unpin, tic rel.y 1;14 --- atvjut — l — thrtt - th - q - re ,
gard it au a valualils Fa roily medicine ; the
other is that certificates ore in the pnitnennion
ofthe Prourittm of permanent
, Fores having
been effected not only in persons Allemd for u
short time, but also in cases of bing- standing
It is - composed altogether of a vegetable
mutter, is perfectly bat mless, can be taken at
all times, and is no hindrance to business. it
restores and reiives the animal spfrits,eleanses
-the stomach from till morbid humors which,
cause indigestion 'find Lcidities. -It also re
moves'"nervous tremors, rhumatic-pains,-and
prevents their return; cures all calico of the
stomachs and bowelsohnoat immaiatelly takes
away palpitation of the heart,. and promotes
the free circulation of.tho blood. •-
Tim direction accompanying each train
contains a nuinbelacertificatea 'one of which
is-given iii this advertisement. .
Dena SIR :—abotit two yenta ago I was se
vmely afflicted with lispepatii, which I had
for the last fifteen yiars preyrotuflo the above
named time, which wiss . very, much increaser
by my having a blond vessel ruptUrcd upon my
lungs, occasioned by increased
my complaint, dittpepshaand, general' debility
and weaktmes, to Burk a decree,_ that tvici' or
three years previons , to 'my nelug the Garle.
goat's Balsam, I 'never • Ito a' meal but nisi
stork - Tech became so painful that I had iminedi:
atelY to throw it p p ,, Seein vGarle ant's- Bal-
M - ;'Ild A wls ierlaced:,te''lry a bottle;
alter 'taken the VerY'firet„ &ad' teippeared to
etrengthen dose of this:
first bottle battled me ; in mucli that- in idie
fe'W day - MY ,itainaelt-ibegiin' to
to o digest 'e very th it* J.iter_kiroltinild.
to'cap'. the . 110111110 uniii.i 'used SeVoral battles,
which - eured9mu7ittlitelif, ,- t — ifid — restoredr is to
perfcctlicalth, enjoynd ever sines;
and ,net before fur flatten -years, I i':ehoeffilltyl
e commend it alt persona; who ern alatedffl:'
with diSpepaie or dibillty.ofatomach.:,,,,:,
LOTTWAN, Frod'k co. Vs. ,
.Prikod 'Oidsold s .byrthe'Preprieipr,,jofitl t
5111,1,Eg,iMPoiite
erick;', ma. aatl:.ll:q43o4.,,;WMo7,:tole
ageri fai Carlisle.. :e
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To the Sick
, iiftYl.4),
:„ •
'f 3 ,? ,1 40111 , 1111::•-110L.
and; Rare .4440tionFilv
i g7COIIOM, SpiTly • Of
::NEW ,GO:ODS,,just •received.it
Old .Stand. in'•North I . lanot(ei SG .
'6t)i)Osife-ili,040)10
vv: 1.0
k. 711 inform the, public, that he has
juserieeived from Philadelphia; and " • y,"
is now , opontneat 'the Old Stand' i
North Hanover itredt, a fresh nasort6,:
NE
;DRUGS.... PAINtS; OILS, • DYEITUFFS;
laniF,tlio•most elegant display of Fancy A rtiolce,•
Aliscelldncous and. School Books, Perfumery;
-FrultrptinSr..c-4-wbielrlies—ever-been-opcmcd
in thiehorough, all of. Which have..bc.en selected
by himself in •person, with great care, and
Which be ; con eunfidently recommend to hie
rriende and customers es being emeltl if not au
perlor to uny in the market._ His stock wIl
,conetatitly ciinipriso ' • .
. •
- .Dkow'rtnd M e dicines.
. . . .
Patent ;14ediciner, fine Ehemieals, Instru
monts, Sire . Essential Oita, Herbs end' Ex E ,
tracts, S icea, ground and whole. Epee - noes,
Peretimery,-&c. . • .
Dye—Sllffs•
Indigoes. Madders, Brazil Wood; Alum, Log
and Cain Woods, 011 of Vitro', Copperas, Lac
Dye, &c. •
• Taints and Varnishes.,
Wethetill & Eh .hen's White Lead, Chrome
green and yellow,- Volta and Varnish. Brushes,
Jersey Windontalnas, Linseed Oilaurpeiitine,
Copal and .Coiteh e Varnish, Litharage and -Red
Ladd, Whiting' and 'parish Green; constantly
for sale at- the-old established:l rug, Book and
Fancy Sun c •
•
Lard Lam pis.
An elegant variety of Lard Lamps, mane.
factored by thirnelius, of every size and fancy
putterni, and at greatly reduced prices.
Fancy 4rticles.
Comptehending an endless variety of every no
tlon. in thetfmigy way, for 'holiday gifts and
presents, which itlwould take a column to en
umerkte ' but - hr - wit - ho — founa - twory - tra,
riety of article for °moment, instruction, or
amusement, and at prices from a penny . to a
dollar.
School Books
His stock"is composed chiefly of Echool
Books, in whiob mny be found the various text
books, Lexicons, Histories, Arithmeties, c.,
now used in College and the public schools, all
of which will be sold as low as at any other
establishment. Also,
• Groceries and Fruits,
prime and fresh, and of very superior quality,
it price , . astonishingly low. In short, a,little
of - evcry thing that in useful or ornamental may
be founitTn bin establishment, to which he in.
rites the attention of the public, confident that
both the quality and prices of his goods will be
found equally satisfactory. Remember the Old
Stand. S. W. HAVERSTICK,
Carlisle. November 25, 1846. -
TEE GREAT WESTiflii --.
TOY AND _FRUIT EMPORIUM I
Andliriskisskers . Depot.
NOR7II - lIANOVER S 7 CARLISLE.
THE sultitenher takes this oftpnrtnitity of in
finishing his frieodg nod the public. in general,
(het he still continues to mititutseture stool 'Ol s
alWitys its till, it litiyetitid getteFail asserfUtetit
of eA N DI Es of die REST quality,
hex ill sill whete.l,ol. retail. at the OLD STAND,
in ,A 1) E El', wit re he
tilso ksetis nii hunt) Flit iJ J I'S:, embracing: nit
theAleliettehtswi the stnisups, N 13 I'S
of silikintts:-. ,
Ws stook consists..in part of
Oeangcs, ECU
Lemons, Alerts, Cream Nut., Figs,
• Rasias, E Walmav, Cocoa ...Vats, arc. ,Yc.
Pecaa Nuts,' Grapes,
which he will sell at the most reasonable prices
far
Ile won'd also invite the attention of the Dub-
He to a large and well selected assortment or
'Toys, Baskets. and Fancy Goods,
suitable for the approaching
connect inn with the above, he has received
a prillle 101 Of
•
FRESH GROCERIES,
consisting in part of Loaf, Lump and Brown
Sugars; Coffees °fall kinits,froin 8 to 1.24 cents
;me pound, :yeas, a superior article of Imperinl,
Young I lysdn, anti Black Tea, Alolnsses of all
kinds;Clincolnte; Crackers; Cheese; Bice, Black
ing.; Aia.tchee, Brushes, Sze. Ism
Glass and Queonsware,
A large assortment of Glass foal quccosware, of
ull kinds and 'patterns.
• FRESH SPICES
Nei vnegs, Chnnoncu, Cloves, Penner, Clog:yr;
and Alspioe ground or whole, Mumsrd Ike
bottle or pound.
Tencio r Segars- and 'quaff,
Some very fine Cavendish, !toll, 'l%vist , and
other Tobaccos; \l; u •ylnnd,lJnvanuu,l'ri neipe,
nod other choice Segues; Lancaster and York
.Snuff.
The subscriber, thnnkful for past fit yors,hopes
by n strict attention to business, and q desire to
pien.e, to merits onnthanttice of tho• same.
Purchasers will tied it to their advantage to call
at the I)epot, and examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
P. MON YER
. .
Carlisle, November 25,..18.16,
.Another Large Styply of .
EreSh Groceries.
rinllE's o scritiir has just returned from the
city, unthnow titfOrs as large and as good
en assortment of GROCERIES : as was ever
offered ik Carlisle. , fie is confident that his
selection -or %WAS cannot tre surpassed.—
They consist in port of •
.
extra Young -ll3olon
.1 , do . good du.
do extra 'lmperial.
11: , ' do' . 'Rose Flavored
TEAS. Souchoog.,.
-,y do Cumnicndo. • •
- , • doirii ana stiear. , ; .
•
• 30.bn¢s Gfctin , Rio Coffee, not surpasied
• ' • do •
.:: ' St, Doininvi.do
'do Roasted do. • ' •
• ' , Ph - dodo:phi& Double. Rofined
.Ltkar. ,
•
Crushed :. , .do '
*•”•-'.•.•
assortment Mblaries, f!y rap's'
iNdaes:l
BV*ltite. %%,'4 . tt‘e r i . *Ottler! ll # 4. - 011 ;
;
1 - IsKrinitaos,l-Bilmon;.:BittAkaittpnlinokid 'ffer
.rini67lligbptio:lolamelolOptqra;:ant7,liligw
Candles:;lsoe?Raniiing:CitkOtt: Cur rents, ,FiEs;
Alintibdi:OriihWriio.44JrfulVtigrakineut of
ftrubhns?'lltikels VediiiCtirsooltither - iiith a
411,6pwv6h ,, ,he wilooll as - he.
thinks 'iißgfits:get4eral satisfaction to all 40
sod
,ftEORG n 4 RzpRO9, Fsi - 7
I o r gilVoiiiiiiber 25 '1846""':. 1 " , ' • •
by
siii.:rimid , lforaliii#ol . ll44l4-044#11 - 4 11 I'ffted
f ty Fulmar . for blasting, pp,bund
" " ' d d n'd
and to be- o ar warn a,
of . • • ' ,4k •VBEDIEFY
Dee.' 16, 184.6...
.‘,, ' übiliriber:a7
..,: the,. — ,)odebtga,o.„, ,„ ~..„..„.,
1., A .44terFy9,-, ' Wiiiit 5eki14Ap , ,t8w,,.9 , 1 , ”7
~,,Aow odiitßje, - t t a ‘Oil6 tikt, Rit .ol ol4qr.
leterim..B.q., .1 4; ; ,r. . , • 1 -4! ,
4,lTRF4l4iiihty AO
,1847., ~liir I:lsttlyr,:
0,01'11, : f1,1 " !. ` .1-71, ; - !' ,- ,t0.11.N . .;" ..,, ,a4.,,,,a,..d.:„
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•
ILL _ha cold, 1 - e,..ia:',;.;.autinCt. of
•
IrY Ati of ler 'or the Ofidiaiti!ceourt
of Cnin
iberland county, on..SATUKDAY tlie-.2oth of
!Maze!' next, at 10,01lock0 i - 111. on the pt'etititiel,
the ,fullOw,inic amp:.
jerty.or dai oil Fayl fir , dectatied, to wit
A;Tra:t otCatitl ; situatet Alithin 'T(iwn•
'shit); Cuntberhiitd county,-bounded' by 'lttiultt of
Br Thlt, 3cint Nagely,. Romp,
W cuoulning 130 Aelt
more or less, a whichabout 100 Acresare cle,red
and the residue well timbered-rhavieg Ib4 eon
erected a tivii story LOG ()lig%
:LOG BARN, STONE 'SPRING.' ' , 4 , 11"ti
HOUSE, WAGON St 110) and
CORN . CRIBS. There arc about ,
nine 'acres of excellent "mentlmG r a; '
quantity o' Locust timber out said hind; 0 'good
'APPLE Oitel-121 , itD,tonl a Vtiliety of other n.ti it
--trekb—There of never-tailinr-watet
emiamient to the house, and running water pas
aing throu i .,ll nearly all the fields on said
l'lle land is Slate, of sit excellent and iti
a good stale of cultivation. The above iurtn will
be sold subject to the lease orate tenant Item one'
yivir from the Ist of April next, the intt.ettusee to
receive the rent and become the 1011110 rd front the
execution or the deed, on the 'conlirenttion of the
sale. ,„
The.tern.s of sale sues One third pr the pur
chase moue., to he paid on me conlienniti In or the'
ittic by the Court, when a deed will be excetited
to the purchaser and, the 'balance in t equal
annual .payments, from the Ist- of April' ouxt,
wit..out interest—to hu secure'd ey judgment hoods
for n such other 'mode as may by ontisbietory to
the utlihinistr^tor. .
. .
1107 is now really to accomirMclatp all who
may favor him with a dell, with the' fulloiving
article's ut the lowest,cosh prices, viz:
330 lbs. Wetherill's best pure,ground While
. Lend. ' •_ . ' ^ 1'
CM lUSTIAN. FA 11,011, .4:farr. 200 Gallons Limared Oih
,February i7,1847:-4w.
Assignees Sale of the Real Estate of
Paul Martin; Esq.
RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS, .
WILL be offered at public oittety on the
rontiscrt, on WEDNESDAY tho 10th
day of March, 1847, at I o'clock, I'. M. •
• The "Big Pond Furnace Estate,"
containing . l'pree _thousand Five Hundred
Aeres,mtore or less, of well timbered Mountain
Lhnd, and buying thereon erected a lint (Most
Furnace, with segment, bellows a nd receivers,
and propelled by n good stream of wnteri,to
gtither with the neeessaty dwellings, shops,
eta mg an o ce. "Alser - the right to au in
exhaustible Iron tire Rank,, with a water
power ore washing mai:bine, tree of any charge
for five years, and only distant from the fur
nace about one-eighth of a.mile.
Nils property is situated in Newton and
Southarripton Townships, Cumberland county,
Pa., about .5 miles from the CumbErland Vnllay
Rail Road, and about 6 Miles from Shipper's
burg, and will be altered at private sale (With
the stotk, 4-e. now being used ) until the above
day. of public outcry.
• Terms made known on the they of aide, by
Tim Assignees of Puul Martin, Esq.
November 25, 1f146.
For Rent.
FIE Dwelling. house onT •
the-South East corner 0f4 . 11 - e •
Pitt and Loulher Sttreris, the : " 'l .!t 1 ;
hone is or brick two story wilt -
a two story. back hulloing, also. , our or five
smaller tenant houses. P ,ssession given on
the first of April next. rs , terms apply to
. JACOB SENER.
Dec. 10, -1114 . 6.
- -
/for Rent,
the first of April nest ; •
ti Steal' F.11.‘ 110UgE; sit- f'
tutted itr West Ltestbes• Sweet, • ;jig 'l t ',
Apply to smis
.4+
.101 IN 11. PARKER.
December 2K, 1846.
•
• For Rent.
WO comfortable Brick
1 - lonses. Possession given 4. 9 Er n
April 1, 1847. Terms morter•
etc. GUAR, °GILD Y.
Dec. 15. 184(1.
F
IF. house now occupied by Stew-
T
art Moore, situate in South
over street below Wm. Sella is'
Rake' y, nod opposite C. E. R. Mts . 's' ip op At e
chniv unnintinclocy. or further in- —
fornintiou enquire ul . AVM. SELLARS'',
Feb. 3. 1847.
undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
JI Court of Common Pleas, to marshall and
distribute the assets the hands of James
Nteettllou . ,ll, assignee ofSamuel elieellutn,firo
rota among tile e ereilifors. will attend In the tholes
of the appointment on Saturday the fith Nlareh next,
rt ,his office in All persons It ving
elation mast hand throe in before dad time—or
lose the benefit oldie fund.,
Jilnuary 27,1847
lIK . L.TICE is hereby given, that letters of
olittLep.
her deed late of. Monroe tawnshlp,Courberland
county have been regularly granted tuthe pub
scriber. All mimes therefore having plitismi
or demands agoirtst the estate of said deceased,
aro requested to snake the same known to me
at thy residence in Churchtown, in said town.
ship, without delay, and those knowing them.
selves indebted will ufske lwyment primed'.
ately. JOHN PEPHERJr:
January 20, 1847.
rpliE undersiguetlauditors to whom was re.
11. furred the administration account of Georgia
Zinn Executor of Jacob llixler doc'd. settled
byGeorgo forlorn mid George Zinn jr. -Execu
tors of George Zinn deed., will meet at the
Arbitration Chamber in the Court !louse in
the borough of Carlislc,oricSuturatiy the 13th. of
Ft bruary 1847 for the purpose albeit appoint-
Merit.
JOHN 11. IVEAVER.
11'1\1. S..COBEAN,
HUGH GALLAGHER
Unnunrj , 2o, , 1841
REMOVAL.
'T" undersigned would repse,elltill.T inform
frientli; and he' pit blia 'genera 4tba
ESTA..I4I'B4IM ENl' to" the stand former
ly,eccuitietl'v Job (LP., Lty ne d Intety, J tit
_sepli . Patnt snouted in. Snot. Loather; .atrent 11;
• few doors Tor liiiiniard's - : ateverw here —be
mill ea iry7on , : tbO'n bove businitt, all lts bran.,
cher ind -intenda-keeping-ti-good- essortminii-ot.
• " ShietlivilWate- ..---
q on'eteintiv-otrinind and for malarial° very lotV,
to edit tbir t itnes.t'-tlie tilstilteepsi on hand'aid`
ToiTialit 4 ll — liiritririld'We' a ratirtitTa t - StriVeitT
nino.plita wbotlt'Stiivint; parlor 'Sieves;
In Write/On& and 'eoal; Coal Stovea,.tor'f'tfilires
and alio a g ood assorttrient_Ot . and
:conanion Stave Job .work , ifilbitutio:
_win . be thankfolly_repelitoti - and promptly '
tended to: /louse Spouting done. nil the must'
reasonable_ tennis.. Vito t 'lt iglittettl prleek givaU
fur old copper; hrass,:a lad palate y't...; .1
• lle , liopea. stria- ti ant len itto'buttine'ss,.erid.
a desire to' please iiiLtt l cioe ; , 'i?)ii; nor (View blin
with - a ; tdrreaelitt, a'irob ii3;" '
ol',the liberal
N. B. .A ny *,:tiersuri%
miebiOg, pitieh too ,
,wishing`ny
inforrountio'fistWeinte then); 'e'en hove. it by
calling, 9 1 li.tite 10%40:Wier.
..ti•ltiP 6 4.6; .41; ,1847.—::36 . . •
,
illank , BookB 'and Stationary. .
' - 1' (;itill'hfiYilelphia. ai,
very
Te ; ••• •14 coNa
l oe ß
exignitive' us"'tm7", niirlft-o!iii
• 1 1,00:r ATION A RY.AvP:ltolf-dt,sli,' book. •k 1 , 19%
:11 41111..06 siprd
l ' ar r e}it ' sji ' 4 l 4lr ' ; ' t "" j° ikriAlkl44 l
,4 1. •Pafgli.
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d AP it
4'.0",
NOM'IOMI t
V.U.1V.11. 31ILLEIt
Administration Notice.
L~..l~~ L~~e
)11.
ri); • '
art Uri. Th•
trazipsNalin • •
LTA S . jiiAtt rCeei vedatr- add it ion:Able supply . to
I is - stoek;ati . d pr pared to Ove bargains
Clothe, all collours and (jualitieS,
C.isimpres, Oulu . * fancy,
. • -easiaet, • do do •
• Bearer & ?hot Cloths.
Vestinkt: & Crut.al;, -
" Cash tnere. us He Lanesi
do do itolJes,
• Calpoes it lak, ,, e assortment from 4 to ILS eta.
• Alps:seas find Sforirnes,
Ribbons & A rttleials,
Shawls & Ties.
rur
Mena & Bays Caps. Ste., tra.
.9_ll.lppettsburg,dan.-130847:------
•
• CHEAP HARDWARE,
W N ADDITION to tho lately purchased
Auctionso,da, the subscriber itas just re
ceived a fresh asaortmentor.
• •
Hardware, tizttlery, Paintii, bilk 81,6.
at the old and well known Hardware Store,
known as Harlan's old Stund, in North Hano
ver SOO - to which lie invites the attention of
purchasers.
100 (Alfons of Spirits of Turpeni hie:
Is°, a full' ass" riment or mint., oil., v.r l
nisi', GumCopal, 4 . 13. A full anitorpirent of.,
C 3 rint—te'r's Voolit, Rending. Maio-jab., Nails irg'
all sizes, mud a thouiland othtr articles Winch it
would he impossible to mention, but, all of
which he w ill ta Ice pieti.ure Abotvin g to ilihso
tr. ho favor hlin with a•call. Don't forgo the
'eh] Stand Inhfora purchasing elsewhere, as wd •
are determined to Oen cheap: J. SEN ER.
Carlisle, Dee. 16, 1846,
FRESH - ARRIVALS
At the Cheap Flarthvare Store on E.
High Street, opposite Ogilby's bry.
• Goods Store, and one door West •f
Martin's Hotel.
THE subscribers are nouveceiving n large
additional supply to their Stock, which
makes their assortment very full and complete,
and to which they would' Invite the attention
of 'purchasers.
Their stock comprises a full assortmilidt of'
prods for builders, such as Lurks -and Latchtls'
inges, Screws; Wrought and Cut Nails, Spike
and Brads, Also, all k Inds of gand for mechun
jcs, farmers and housekeepers, all of which are
fresh,and bought at th.o lowest cash prices, and
will be disposed of atit -- • -
They are receiving and intend keeping con
stantly 4an hand, a general assortment - of B. r
- Hand and Hoop Iron, Russian and American
Sheet Iron, Cu-t and Spring Steel, English and
ilmerieow Blister Steel,--Tin...Plute,
Pig and Bar Lead, Speller Iron Wire, Rivetai
Files, Rasps, &c. &c.
Also,`WetherelPsPure While Lea, Linseed
Oil, Turpentine, Copal and other Varnish, with
a general assortment of Paints, Eye Stuffs;
Window Glues, &c..
Purchaser's will find It to their Eldest:loge - to -
cull and examine oursiock,.ue we ate enabled
to sell' our-goods at Philadelphia priers.
\\TIGHT & SAXTON.
Carlisle, Nireember 18, 1846.
•
And- Cheaper than Ever.
HE subscriber 'begs leave to inform the
I public. that lie has received a splendid ad
sortrnent of
rall_and Winter G_o_o_dn,
upi respe . etrully invitea them togive him it cmm
h.. re purchasing elsewhere. His mock con.
sists in part of
Cloths, Plain, Black and Fancy Cas
simeres, Sattinetts, Flannels,
CASH MER ES, and CASHMERE GRADU
ATED WIRES, Mounclin de Lines, pinin and
shaded Merinoes, Plaid Makings, end a vari
ety of Prints; Terherri, cashmere, Thibet, Da
Leine Shawls, kid Gloves, Ribbons, Fringes)
Flowers, and a great variety of othei articles—
ail of whin], I will sell at the lowest prices.--:
Call and Soo! , H. B, GROVE.
Carlisle, Obtober 28, 1846.
MVO' szeze3 2
DAVID E. aRNOS
lIAS justreeeived From Philadelphia and Ntw
Wyk, all entire NEW & FASIDONABLE
I OCR OP COODS, suitable for the season,
and whit!' he is determined to sell CHEAPER
.TIIAN EVER; Ills stock embrslees in part
rich st , 4 fashionilbh. shaded
MOUSLAIN DE LA-INES.
do. - Cashmeres, new style Al . ollSlill de 'aline
Robes; do Cashmere Robes, Dress Silks, do. sha
(led. Merinoes, Ombre Cloaking, Gro'd do..llared
11(1. Thibet kere Shawls (French) Idaho and
shaded Thiert Shawls, Damask Slam Is,
Sail M for bonneta, Silk V el.tets do,lasidoutiblei
Fall Ribbons, Frenelt Flowers-Oulside,lo. Face
WILLOW FEATHERS,
nssorted colors, Fi enelt Kid Glove B,l2uslies, Black
Worsted Fringe, shinled dd.:Fancy Peiu(s - Lad its
'Tics, Polka Combs; Velvet Ribbons, Al ull,Svviss,
Tarlton mid Cambric St Wins.;
lit addition in The Iiot( I we have n full assort
ment of new et) It Prints, Cheeks, Tie sings, and
:/tneatie Coatis. A lso, Fashionable (goods for
cent lenwn and Ito' P, of n nullity fm• Atiterior to
any ever offered for the toile, price in Carlisle.
Call at his store in North Hanover streei,opposite
Chr'omat'e lintel.. • 11. lt. ARNOLD.
Otitober 28, 1846,
lairkozgla. di6..wiraNlrea Et'
ANK LIN MEHAFFEY, (af tha• latd
irm orStaven`aon . &.Mrliafray,) has just
retafard ilr),Lity .with a large uukort:;
, .
7#%47,l%!EOdicines Paititsi Oils Tfre
, Po . would most r.spectfully invite: those &sits
inrin the above named articles to. call and
examine his before they purchase Lelsewhere--
llicy - have-been-celected,with-greut-care-smd _
,/Oman-at. .He , is preparid j to wholesale to any
-ofthe--Proggist.'or-r_hysicuiatinAlutLcattny.,,___
- aud-Areetllerlihii
:15 Al Laline:' 4. , •
T. , SO im.Sulph - •
•
10,060 .I.lllputted Seger' of cht;ice,braniisa
gross best'qualitylSilk and Cotton Purse!:
.+:.dospntbrellasi 'of different.Mtalities.', , ,:
2 .3% - Grassi-choice 'Smoking .Tobuceo, , jusk,ve:., •
-give& antLfor sale at the Drug Store of •,
• F, , MEHAFFEIf. •
rn 40 6; )
, ,
TH • ,910 ESTABLISHED HARDWARE sTppE,
NOR7II - 11ANOT'Elt.' STRElee.ji 4
uas. Pure,Giound"
White_Lead: - ••-
001)__
!ell° Gullons.Litioced.o)l: •C. .; 9
•-•100 ofTurpeptipei4
2tlllo Novnototian Gritttle,timsierl4;,y -
30011 1W: asi t otied(
sosortmehi`Otetirliiii Tiii&NotArc_
Builtlinr;?l,ritviatiti - 4c;i •wp , loll;t' will 801 l at
Ah° h'west`gridelti
ktitelioetra• td 1110Ciqfilititiite td
'9 . 01 klaT4ttj'iluielutsitig Clef) .
- - JOHN - T.II'NR;
r.,,qtkylleleigB9o,6llso). -
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