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;14. 1 -lim'ill reins et fi9.371 ..• • '"
; '
' 'WHlPial4ligod red hilvoldh 135 a 158 e.
.CORIO,- , -lifindleren Yellow,. Is irerth 50 ets pr busk.'
rdr , and Piiadda Me . '... ',,,... ~, •:..1, .:. ' 1 ; • '
- .WRit3kEV3o: its bbis.2lle'lpt: hhdr; -. • : -
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Siiiiite,,SOtsarastrzs,-4
dhe,elementaof the wholesnimalittrticture &eh
:04 fibra,,glende, musclestAendOns,Ahel: nails;
Ate ,hair; 'and ,even the bonesihemitelvesi are-all
anstained .brthe blood. Well may it be called
tha.at t eem of life. In.propertion.tofhe purity;
wilt:be that of the substance Into vithich iris con
tinually Changing:, Corrupt blond latticed of pro.
dueing.health, is likelyenough.to develops sores
and ulcere. When these appear t ;Wh i 3ther in the
specifiCforms el scrofula,• abscesesoloe; , or of the
ordinary tynet!, thereis no;tditterganOtLia be
lieved, that wilt raPidikietitraljae:the Virus in
the blood from whence they spruntanthiapiepa.
ration. - Natural action of the excretory;organd,
renewed appetlte,.recruited strength, and a clear
skin, are the results, secured to the afflicted from
the use of this.medieine t .ast . he uniform testimony
of a multitude of attested cures abundantly prove.
Prepared and ibld , by. A. B. D.
..SA.?.lDS,,Drug
glrte; ipo Fulttnienreet. New York..
Sold also byil. ELLIOTT. in Carlisle. and by.drug.
glee generally throughout the United States. ' Price
_ sl'per. bottle., nix bottles_for,
iVONSUMP, TN:lN.—There perhaps no disease
with whirli Cu,"a country, is affected, that sweeps off
.o
AtititiallY Romany vittlen, as that fell destroyer of
the hutatturece—,Consumption. Day, afierday, year
Afieryttli,thelnsatiatelnonster hurries to thq portals
: of the cold and silent tomb; fresh added.victimito its
'conquest. No walk of life is sacred.from its blighting,
influence,* NoAge is exempt from • Its dathAealing
shifts. the old, the-middle aged and the young, all
"alike are leautfor,this common enemy of mankind.—
`The white haired patriarch, whose life oftemperanct
'hes rendered his system Impervious to the attacks o
othertlls and. whose good deeds prepared him Ibrthe
.-enioymeht,ortireipealm-evening,finde-Coneuinptiok
fastening its fangs upon .his vitals, and tearing him
froMfi world ever. bright to. minds which look tom-
placently on days Well spent. Is there no help for the
afflicted I No preventive of the dangers which hcees
us in our changeable and fickle climel We think
Cher . is. And If the allegations of thosewhaJere_at,
.leantemitted - to - vetnelty; there in a
preventive End a remedy.
k .
WlssAl'i BALSAM OF WILtrOMLSIT,' is offered to
a Suffering world.as such. - Itneeds not the "adven
titian* aid" of slang string of Witten' certificates to
give it notoriety'. Its true gable and intrinsic easel
lance are sufficieht to entitle It to the confidence DMus
public, had to "wall on to fame" tbe,name of Its In
ventor, as a beneflactor Of his specie*,
The genuine signed-I.BUTTS 'on the wrapper—
Sold is Carlisle twiS. ,ELLIOT 7, sole agent. .
ZARRIED,
.
On Tuesday morning, the II th inst., by the
Rev. A. H. Kremer, the Rev. JAMES A. Davit:-
NEIN Principal of the Male High School, to Miss
MARY, daughter of Geo.'Keller, Esq., all of this
buMugh:
On the ith inst. by the same. Mr. GIBSON C.
KNETTLE. 10 Miss C&TIIARINE MOUNT; both of
Frnnkford
New tabextisentents. 11
Dry Goa ds I— -NewArrangement!
, .
SHE subscriber ha? just retu r ned from the city
lit and is now opening, at his Old Stand, on
Main street,- in addition to his. former-stook, a
LARGE A 740 WELL ERUCTED ASSORTMENT OF FIN•
AND starka DRY GOODS. which he in
tetuirto-sell according to the old motto, "'quick
.sales and small profits." Among his goods ate
Englislrand American Prints, from 4 up to 12
' cents, every variety of style and patterp, -
Bleached and Brown=Muslins, 36 inch at-0,
•English Ginghamilirl2 - tents,
• - Franc:ll - Lawns at 12, and every* other article
equally cheap. Als, - Toi large assortment of,GRO -
BEIGES. and QUEENSWARE. e Be offers
good New Orleans Sugar at 6, prime at 7, milt
ed loaf ail() and broken loaf at 11 cents—good
liioCoffee_atj„). - Leenta, ood Molames Sole per
quart:New Orleans baking Molasses at 10—al.
so HOney, Syrup,la superior assortment of Teas,
Spices, etc. GEO. IL CROOKS.
*oral'le Fenutle Seminary,
NEWVILLE, Pa.
A/1133ES BELL and - WHYTE Principals.
All. the branches comprised in a thorough
English course, will be taught in this Institution,
together with the French language, Music, vo
cal and instruthental, apd Drawing.
Arrangements have been made .to accommo
date a limited number of pupils from a distance.
'('hey will be constantly under the care of the
Principal and her Assistant, who will.give every
attention to the mental, moral and physical edu
cation of those entrusted to their care.
TERMS,
For Session' of Five Months, the first common
cing on the let of May,--the second on the lei
of November, payable one half in advance ,
For boarding, lodging, washing, light
and fuel, per term,
Tuition in the Juvenile Department,
comprising orthogrhphy, reading, writ
ing and arithmetic, (first session)
Tuition in the Primary Class,compri
sing arithmetic, geography, English
grammar, history and Nat. Philosophy, $9 00
Tuition in 'Junior Class, comprising
algebra, geometry, astronomy, botany,
rhetoric and natural philosophy,(a,t large) $1 i 00
Tuition in the Senior Class, comm.'s-
Ataikunlalr,Y;,l:PhyttiolokY-,—elettenta-of______
enticism,lpgio, mental ld moral science, $l3 00
:Orthography, reading; penmanship,
grammarJcompciaition and scripture his
tory will be attended to by all the pupi Id:
Tuition in music, and use of Piano, $l5 00
" drawing,. $lO 00
" French, $5 00
' Harp:mums—Rev. Messrs. A. Sharp, It. Mc-
Cachren...,E..Breidenbaugh; J. Wise,—John Kil
bourp,4Frincipor of Male;Academy,—Miss Sa
rib P. Foster, Principal of Washington Female
The, undersigned Committee, entrusted with
the directiOn,of the Nowville Female Seminary,
take plealure in bearing , testimony to the emi
nent qualifications -of the Misses BELL and
WHYTE, as teacheri and guides of youngiadies.
They are'graduates of..the Washington Female
Seminary, and have the best recommendations
from Miss SARAH R. FOSTER. the ;Pridcipal of
that institution. We fool confident that parents
entrusting young ladies, to their care, may feel
assured that thew plysical; intelleitual and moral
eduentiOn will be faithfully attended to. '
JOSEPH- HANNON ,
e
: , • .1 , , SCOTT CCOYL; ,
- • • ' "- pXVII) STERRETT
•
, • ' AGELSHAII.Pi
;Truitees;k
Silk•:Friggee, .
aild.BOons
1.•
• 4.1r-ir.i.iiniiiitit.itir'cor.Oiff t .to,i t a t eli Preset
' .411, our owitytnerniftteture)
• e asiottment' t 'tif the;, beat ,gualityi...for
'sale at tlieforniat'enah prices, at C., JriDßESS
'LElt'S',leringti•tiiid:TrimnitOg':Siore,..No. 47 S.
A.i.Seepild•attriet; above Chestnut ,:
Togeihet with a 'regular. assortment tirrpEL
...GOODS -Puree and
."'.thrtiii",tsco.' , ..:Ajp6;a Jorge lot of Ropestio Cot+)
'ton rThnges.:' .7 ••••;".-----••—.---..--
.Parolisalfg - tirAissitid - ttiAlL7 ~Thaq , will. find
••3tto their.; to,•dci siv,"ati thiPgroode will' be
• sold esti"' • -•'' 'Philad. aprlS'
•
jusr.received
PtookororMuslins ind Calicoes.
low_pricea. Call
" ' "" '
• ; 11013'T.' tRyINE; Jr..
.srr tai stock ofiFitiid LarnOtrinet
bieriber. k
ri499 ° II • iitvrsE '
4 '' ' ' 'f iP . e/2' I°. , t • . I R . t
14,,:vogivotook of ten
4,Tagilnkotty:Oyetoduscreceired bytibotto.
47 , ;;4 " - r
R.
4 "i ;411117.10°I))7a41"ildies Ili invited
1 1 i 90 - IrPid umui,frAin 12* to 25 at&
4%1r hibledbor,
IRVINE. Jr.
~4,0041
'unit •
111 1'; 'LiiklblEt(ol4lo4l(oo4f!..
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1 1'; , ., ,, , ,, •
• Outeincnto..
Pieekunifi - :aiilhOligi - of
..I.olut.gutirint.;A)iims,_will,jiteilii?ere4-.in tho
Methodist Ep p
Citlielei- on •WiniNssimi , thiSilEt
o'clock,
son•Cllgk4%,he citiYeDi ; care ,` leepoct ( ully9ra
vi attend.• 2 - vz.
A. ' `,"
KEEtk;
' B. KENNIMLY .7 Of • • •
C. C. TIFFANY. • • L , Aiiiingemein
R. DIED
Aritil 5.
•
:.:Auditor's Notice. •
.
THE subscriber, iinnointed 'Anditor
,to
she! the assets'of JosErn Iticiame, of :Me•
elianiesburg, among the creditors, will stn . :tint - to
receive claims, at his office in Particle, on Mon-
DAY, the 24th of April, 1848, at 10 filclock,s.m.
L. G. BRVIDEBURY, -
aprl2 • Auditor.',
A FEW. pienei of French Lawns, very
fine, and new style, for sale by •
aprl2 G. R. CROOKS.
20 PIECES English Gingham, at 12a
cents, for sate by
npri2 • • G. R. eIt.GOKS..
•
Rags 1 Rags
HE subsciiber give the highest
price for RAGS, delivered at hie Paper.
Mill; cifitr.t.lieWarelfiuse Of Jicob RhO - Cirf, - p - dy•; -
able oither in•cosleorPaper.
. - WM. B. MULLEN.
P,tipertown, opil2 •
A LARGE assortment of 'Bonnet and
Cap Ribbons very cheap, for sale by
'aPrl2 ''G. CROOKS. •
.
Green Gxygenated Bitters;
A.. I{7E'; IGN Remedy foeDyspepsitt in
an •_oLiti_formersuch-ae-Pain-in-the
Stomach,' Headache,Habitual coetwenese,
Henri Burn;Acid tomaoli, loss of Appetite;
also Piles, night Sweats, Incipient Consump.
lions and Asthma; attended s nith derangement
_OLthe AtOmaph.
,This medicine has been used by the proton:
etor seven years with - wonderful success.—
None to hie knowledge troubled with the above
mentioned- disea.es, who have given it a lair
trial, have failed to receive benefit; while many,
have been raised almost ficari tho borders ot*
the grave- The certificates which we have in
our possessidn; and present to the publie can
not be questioned.
From C. C Trowbridge, Erg. President of
Michigan Efate Bank.
Detroit, Aug. 30, 1 845.
Geo. B. Green, Esq. Windsor:
Dear'Sir—Having been a great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and having been cured, as 1 baliev,
by your "Oxygenated Bitters," I most cheer
fully-attest their efficacy. My case was a bad
one. In the spate of four months 1 lost my
strength and , forty-seven pounds of flesh, was
compelled to abandon business ,'and remained
an invalid for fifteen months. Travelling, ii:l
- frtm offiee . duty and recreation had
done something for me, but there seemed little
probability of a cure, until I began to take the
Bitters. In one week I was greatly relieved,
-and in-three weeks I Was perfectly well, and
have since regained thirty - pun - is of flesh.—
You are at liberty to ONO. this, if it will at all
further your laudable 'impose of Musing this
valuable remedy. Respectfully yours,
C. C. TROWBRIDGE.
Washington, D. C., June 10, 1846
Having made UBO of the Oxygenated, Bitters
pre - purge - bytri. - Deco.ll:DHien, of Windsor,
Vt., and from knowledge obtained of their
efficacy in other capes, we cheerfully recom
mend them In the public, believing that they
will fully sustain the recommendation of the
proprietor, Wo hope that this valuttb4 rem
edy may be eo generally difused throughout
the country that it may be accessible to all the
afflicted.
eamum. Pnu.Tt,(
Wet. UFUAM, SU. 8. Senators from Vt.
JAB. F. SIMMONS, U. S. S. from Rhode bland
J. T. MOOREHEAD. U.S.S.and formerly Gov
ernot.of Kentucky.
-1., H. ARNOLD, Member of Congress, and
formerly Governor of Rhode Island:
VVIL WOODBRIDGE, U. S. S. and formerly
Governor of Michigan.
M. M. Malin, Delegate in Congfese from
Wiaconvin Territory
=
• Na. 26 SUoth Sixth street, Philadelphia
For sale only at COLLIER & BROTHERS,
North Hanover street, Carlisle, opposite My.
crs' Store, Carlisle apr 12
Mew Flour and Feed Store.
THE subscriber would inform the public that
he has just, opened a Flour and Feed Store in the
large stone building in tile southeast corner of the
public square, opposite the Market House,where
he will at all times.keep on hand a supply of su-
perior FLOUR and Kiln•dried Corn ?deal for
family use,together with all kinds of Feed Stuffs,
such as Bran, Shorts, etc. which he will sell at
wholesale and retail at very small profits for casn.
oprs JOHN KEENY.
950 00
$6 00
Extensive Furniture_ Rooms. _
, D. F. & A. C. FETTER,
WOULD respectfully call the attention o
House-keepers and the public, to the ex
tensive stock of splendid FURNITURE, inclu
ding Sofas, Wardrobes, Centre and' other Tables,
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, and every variety of
Cabinet-ware and Chairs, which they have just
opened nt their NEW ROOMS, on the corner
of North Hanover and Loather streets, Carlisle.
They are confident that the superior finish of
the workmanship, and of style, in which
their articles are got up, together with their
cnesesess, will recommend them to every per
son wanting Furniture. They have also- made
arrangements for manufacturing and 'keeping a
constant supply of every articletn their line,. both
plain and ornamental, elegant and useful, at
priees which cannot fail town purchasers, They
would earnestly invite persons who are about 'to
commence house-keeping, to -call and examine
their present elegant stock, to which -they will
constantly make additkins of the newest and most
modern styles.,
COFFI.NS 'made to order at the shortest no
.tire; for town and country ?
Carlisle, April 21, 1847.
...
The subsciiber. desires to, inform the
public th 4 he has reniinied.his ennire , stock, em
bison% a large an&elegent dieplax : or FURNI
TURE, to .:the above .eentblishment; where he
will boles& to 1140 lie old friends and customers.
JACOB 'FETTER.; ,
Six 'Cents Reward;
RAN .A.WAY from the 1111becriblitl dh the
night of the . 11th indt. dinnalatto bdp named
John Black * an tn,dbntitreii apprentlea, about 17
Of 18 years of age, about five feet abkinbbee high;
etout built4tlod ft' light, gtay centir, of 'filollifie on.
and n•detk auftout coat, •with' him: - * AllTibrbbne
are foiblit harborintrife hlBl On nithe
count::—Thb abotb tfttbaid•ltill - bb7lllBd - _ - _b
ehaiges. ' • " ~` :; ' It.
,IVI
'.Papertovvd, fi l th ; 15 pd
Umbrellas, Paranothi - PaTasakittin and
WALIHNti'iIAN E - UMBRELLAS:
_
WM. H. RICRAI ' ifs feetoty
the only.tinti in the &deb, No
-114 Marktit-street.;-Philddelphltl= . '"
Merchants are respectfully.inflititaid'thatj
tines is manufacturb all tlib. abtibe gbods,'by tub
aid. of itaam, Kreet bpjabei
lion or pprtiee oppoeed td the mitt/dilation of ex.,
pensive, improvements. ,My etteottment, is corer
late; 'end' picas so Idtv# tato gibe 'entire intim':
' Ae , thete is en
of traily the ea*. nate,o it is. important -- yOu'
ithouhLrememlnetd ItteilAtitiiefili Mein
faelcirilitind Patentee bf the *Alicia - OliPe 9 mbre:
sign cif thoEattit: Vol 104 Mallon
street: ,T; • ' fob 9
• 49A1t,.,
BRlboisiy AI4D:44SObEt-AV44.
hiThlrd , , 04)
" "'eye 0
oor
abiiv& Mob litde - ,3 0 h ledelPhii; higuifeetut ;
bre end wholoseld:4olete b!" kihdlattoci*i
•Broshei. ,Bechetse, Cedar Ware', , Arfitt,ci_w,- *pa
French Heehaw. Shoe Oil W*ll'4oooo4 Schibe;
Doitorei,Aele,lßl4o lll pitr;l4AtiktiktAik",,,,yVAK+.:
ift.,Ware of,loYstr'gimy)p.o9RerfvoVAP•ll:*.th°
'l6‘44ibt 'rnerket ptwees
-- V
C.
. Agitate I
,f.. , ,v,cßinni:i*itlis - 11: 4
'6,...i*6 ' ''. iiiiiri •-•'- • Jr - el
ripHE:su t vwo 1 ostrespedt u -
1,. , •••:, Tfitifcittiihri,frieftdCalidihiiiiufilfaitiititiet
fa that'll& has Atatifoirkti ~ hits f,HALFI..; MAND.
FAQTARY,.3n.,theifilltni: formorlyroocuitiod V
fi_tepherttgetipers, 7 Tinner; .'hioopoeito: the blatitet
Henan; ,indimmediandy in thr rear of Snodgrass'
store, where he; hatCtilthind and constantly.rnaii
nfacntres CnAttust,tri.cass, Soctimustvlintleve
ry,thing in, the .line of his linsinesut in & faiddOnti,
ble anti Wohrnanlike, •merme!, 'and ell of4hich,
he wilLsell on thninost accommodating terms for.
cash or country; Produce,- Ile.Wonld also , avail
f tit
hinted of ihe .pressilti oliportunit3i i ,to,return litii
thanki o Ilia, old .pittrontr i and soligit, ncotatinu ,
twee o thekefavora.. , JPIIK . : I !L. G#EGG.
PlEditilidd Obisikal Adair
• (FOIIit•MILES WEST OF OSAMU. .)
•
FOB R TH, . SESSION .
HE Fourth Session Will commence Oh MON
s'inDAY,Nay lst,• 1848. The number Of Stu
deuts is limited, and they•are carefully prePared
for College, counting house, &c., &c. „• . •
- The situation preclude's the'possibility Of stu
dents associating with the vicanis or depraved,,
being remote from town or village, though easily
adcessible by State Road or Cumberland Vallit3
Railroad, both of which pass through • lands at
tached to the institution.
TERMS. ,
Boarding, washing, tuition, &c, (per nes.) 1956 00
Latin or Greek 5 00
Instrumental-Music- • /0 00
French or German 5 00
Circulars with references, &c, furnished by
apr 5" R. K.-BURNS; Principal. tg
Cluinb.erlazid and 'Perry Hotel.
.'THE subscriber desiresAo in
sr: form'his friends and the travelling
31 I public , that he has nEmovep from the
old stand, known as Weibly's Hotel
to the public , hqum_re_cently_oss.upilL
Cornmen,on North Hanciver street, near the pub
lic square, where he will be glad -to see his old
acquaintances from Perry and Cumberland, and
as many new ones as-possible. His house is large
and in good order, containing a sufficient number
of well funeished_chambers -and _ everyother_fas_
-cility for the most comfortable accommodation of
travellers and boarders. His table will bd sup
plied with the choicest delicucies of the markets,
and his bar with the beet of liquors. There is
commodious Stabling attached to the house, and
a careful Ostler will always be in attendance.—
He respecttally invites a call from travellers and
others, confident of his ability to give satisfaction
march29—m6 HENRY' GLASS
Dancing School.
NI R. FRANKLIN STOUCH respect
fully".s. informs the citizens of Carlisle, that
he will open s school for DANCING on Thurs
day, March 23d. All the latest and most fash
ionable dances will be taught by him. Terms,
$5 for a course of 16 lessons.
Days of tuition on Thursdays and Saturdays,
from 3 to 5, p. in. for Ladies, and from 8 to 10
clock, for Gentlemen. Dancing Saloon in the
third story of Mr. Leiby's new house on North
Hanover street. Private lessons given when de
sired. Mr. Staudt' can be seen at %Vinrott.'s Ho
el. mat 22
Daguerreotype: Likenesses!
I C. NEFF respectfully intorms -the
• • Ladies and Gentlemen bf,Carlisle and vi-'
ninny, that he has taken rooms on the corner of
Hanover and Lowther streets, in the house now
occupied by Humer & Reed as a grocery, and
directly opposite William Leonard's store, where
he is fully prepared- to executer DAGIIERIMYTYPE
Luca:masses in a style not to be Surpassed by any
other artist in the country. He therefore would
in_vito all w7up.3ish Jucorrect__miniature_o_honor
him - wit% a visit, and he flatters.hiinself in every
instance to giio satisfaction.
Single Pictures. medium size, colored true to
liftf, and warranted not to fade, for $1.50, includ
ing a fine . Moreeco case. mar 49
Hort culturist
THE subscriber will give his Attention exclu
sively, the ensuing spring, summer and fall to
~ ..jatit‘trt. in all its various branches ; such as
Spading the groundTtowing planting. Seeds.
weeding, laying out grass
.plwerrivottiuttql-egd•l—
tanning walks, graft ing, morning, planting and
transplanting fruit: and shade trees and shrubbery.
Having . had considerable_experienee in this busi
ness, with an extenrive knowledge of Horticul
ture from books, his work therefore will he done
in aptofitable, neat and systematic manner. As
the services of such a ono are indispensibly need
ed in this borough, on account of so few tingag
ing.in it, and others not being scientifically ac
quainted with this highly interesting and honor
able business, and being solicited by many to
engage in it for their accommodation; he has con.
sente - d, with the expectation of being constantly
employed. The entire care and supervision cf
"Gardens" Ste, will be inked-for the season by
the job or per day. Residence opposite the
Lutheran church. W: MILES.
N. B-:-A few fertile Lots and Gardena will he
cultivated on the shares. • mar 29-3 m
Blacksmith's Tools for Sale,
THE subscriber otters at private sale
two Anvils, one Turning Lathe, a Tire..
bender, Grind stone and a great variety of other
Blacksmith 's Tools, too numerous to mention.—
Persons in want of such articles would do well
to 'call, as bargains will be•given. Ho can be
found at his house Ih East Pomfret street, near
_his_alcLahop. .W5l. GRAHAM.
aprs pd
For Rent
A Two-story BRICK HOUSE, Stable
and other necessary out-buildings, within
two acre,lot, situated on West Loather street,
back of Prof. Allen!s property. Possession giv
en on the Ist of May. For terms applt to
nprs J. KAEMPFFER.
Fresh Pine Oil
THE' subscriber has just received .a
•••• Barrel of Fresh Pine Oil.
spry R. IRVINE. Jr.
Groceries. ,
JUST received, a freelt stock of Groce
among which will be found a romarka
bly fair Sugar for 6 1.4 cams.
bpi 5 R. IRVINE, Tr.
A— of Kirtgaf, -
'just from. M . 'andretii, and for
; z • 'B.. ELLIOTT...,
. - !few. bun . ' ber•-Yaidi, •
THb •fibir 'Lumber
, Yard at ihe • corner Of •Weet , eiitet lndLocuat
alley, where he , now has and will keepbonatantly
,on hand a Brat-rate'aseortmentOf!leartlned.PlNE
-BOAKllllS—and—PLANK, , andtothiiikinda , o -
STUFF, till of-which he will eolklowfor cash.
He reshectfallY solicits the public botionage.
e . mai 291 y _ " HAHN.
kU
- Irish
AA LARGE of , ..triSh
LitiensAtaii , riceiied - at ilia . "
Nl.Hanover street. • • - 4' ' • rner29.
~ .Carpeting*;;±;,;
, . . ,
JUST ieceived Ititge ass'ortment o
infratn venitian , 0404; at thii,''.,Bee
nive, l North lianas* ;.,^1 • .thiir29;
US
Penecrißbe H ". iv, a
16rJ'
. mar*
which a ill tie - eold , chog!P fob c4ih.
Akade latiOhr,
anlik4.;
rut
reesciore.
llcAtiDE ittillClPr
saAiitit'll.NVE
march'
1N09P1494. llPlLllZlP4APai
tliiig94:POlileigti" t l e Qr 4,l 4 g div.4T#B
~w ~,
_!, 3 .."n'the fi. 1 30,0 P.. ,‘,„„- di v ,„t ve a,
HocAs-tboW- cymverbinir cOßupirj, 'IEB4I
in' wAr'l .111 - ; . 6filliti ht orAm., 7' ~ l,
bym 4 . 1.,,,.m,
m ~ - +
~ i r l , , L,-
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'. 4l VV)4 ll abc l o4tn•
- ; - ,Lol•l'Verot,l4 o , •
F I Noti
hand; for etile'i,.t the lowee
1% ) ,I . 4 -•
li thi . ane. " - T a .l- ° ,9 6 "
.-Refer..to.
- D UTILH u .„
_.„_.
FRANILIN;PLAT'r
, L 1
ACI '.;
aWn Glass end: Qdbeiis
JC.,,1301f.E.r..C.C,Q., . 41, ort
flowaril,street;.bsyveepyayattenpo.ox.
frigtori eireetto Baltitnore, invite •tho. attention , of
counifflleichtuni - and - purcheeers-generally t ity
their' large ,and 'assorteo jticoolt;af oturls,
Gues' and diqiiits.:yiits; which`thity offer for
neje at.the Very' lowest market . prides. : • .COMAry
Merchants •.rill •constilt their interest- bY a call
before purchasing elsewhere. • ~aprs-4t
Bpiing,3llllinery floOds:
JOHN STONE. & _SONS, Iniptirrefo
and dealers in Silks, Ribboils
Goods, N 0.54 south 'second streetrPhilaUelhlua,
• have receiVed.bikite atriValeTrit-riiTfOltellisf
tyOf. their own impornitiom,a newtm,4 vpry,:tich
assortment i3PßlNe4.,l664.lgEßilitiS ;fi liWbleh ,
sonetaptly, ritaking adi ides.
hairetnow in Store--; .• r , • • '
Sil for casing bootleg', if , • .•
FanEY,bonnet Cos, a bettuiiful as.
sortment.. • . • "
Plain Mailtua and dittliti ri bbons,
French Snit. American artificial flowers,Lin
great variety;'
Paris chip Het': ' • .
Cranes, - crape Lissa.'
.• Fancy bottniit and cap Net's.
Trimming laCesjace trimmings. .
Buckrams.,..willOw, crowns, tips, Ike. Ike: .
And all articles needed for the Millinery trade.
I—IXYLThe - attention - pU - MerehentritmrMiltircf — B
visiting. the city Is particularly requested to oar
stock, us it will be found far more extenniverhan
that of any other house in our line, and the Prices
more moderate. mar 22.3 t
Statunitethied - Sugiir Candles; -
'Cheapest in the World !-12& Cents per
pound, Wholesale. •
T J. RICHARDSON, No. 42 Market at.,
fl u • Philadelphiac takes pleasure in Mil:diming
the public, that he still continues to - sell hit very
Superior Steam Rafted .Candy at the low price
of 812.50 per 100 pounds, and the quality is equal
to any manufactured in the United States.
He also offers all kinds of goods in the Confec
tionery and Fruit line ur corresponding low pri
ces, as quick sales and small profits are the order
of the day.
Call or send your orders, and you cannot -fail
to be satisfied. Don't forget the number, 42
/WAUKEE STREET, Philadelphia. 1411;,,,
Spring Fashion of hits
At the groat central cheap Hat and Cap Store,
No. 284 Market street, south side, above
• Eighth street, Philadelphia.
ILlE.,sitbscriber_ takes.lhis _method to return
hilt, thanks to the people of the •courny of
Cumbiland, for the very liberal share of patron
age w hich they have extended towards him for
last, hew menthe, and would call thei rr
to tire fact that helps now introdUced - hia,sramo
fseilicix diNTLEMEN'S fdlibeauty,
neatness anti atirebility, cannot be excellbd by
any other establishinent in thfrAty This stock
comprises the Beaver, Nutria, ,Brusli, Russia,
Silk and Mdle Skin Hats of ell styles and quali
ties, together with a very large oisnnitment of
-Cloth, VelVeti - PlushrPtir - arteOltued aps.—_
Country Merchants and others Ake respeetfullv
invited — toTeiternitg — the - liflierik,
find it to their advantage to tfo;b . droni purchasing,
as it is his determination, having adopted the sys
tem of selling for cask only, td Sell at the lowest.
prices. JOHN FAREIRA, Jr.,
mar 8 2 84 Market st. south aidcisboire Eighth.
-
Iron-Commissiiir prehOpie;
No. 109 North Water street, aed .10. 54 North
Wharves, Philadogattia-•
sion business, for the sale of all descriptions .of
IRON. Our experience of many years, and ex
tensive.acquaintance with s dealera and consumers
of Iron, throughout the country, bea enablad us
to establish such relations as give us peculiar ad
vantages to serve our correspondents,. equal to
any other house.
mar 22-Gm 0 RR IC K & CAMPBELL.
Printing Types
Wild, he sold at BRUCE'S N. Y. TYPE
FO UND RY, after March 15th, 11118, at the fol
lowing very low prices, for approved six months'
notes: ,
ROMAN. Trrxx, &C. SHADED !cc
Pica, per I. 30 cts. 52 cts. 90 cts.
Small Pka 32 ' 56 95
Long Primer 34 60 100
Bourgeois 37 66 108,
Brevier 42 ' 74 128
Minion 98 84 132
Nonpareil 59 100 150
Agate 108 160 2.20
The above prices, in consequetice of increased
facilities for manufacturing, are much reduced
from former rates. A liberal discount for cash in
hand at the date of the Invoice.
Presses, Chases, Cases, Wood Typo, Inikh &c ,
furnished at the lowest manufacturers' prices,
either-for-cash or credit.
Our Specimen Book for 1848, is now reedy
for distribution to Printers, who Bendier it,
and contains many nor articles that .we have ne•
ver before exhibited, such as Writing Flourishes,
Ornaments, Ornamental Fonts, Ism. of which
we have an ample stock for the prompt execution
of orders.
W•For sale, several good second-hand Cylin
der and Platen Powor Presses, Standing Press
es, Hand Printing Presses. ' ' "
GEORGE BRUCE & C 0.-
apr3- • 13 Chambers sireet, N. Y
Comb• Valley Transportation House,
.... . .
. ,
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.........r.......... • %. , ..... : -.7...- : z. , :x .....
at '
... .
Canal and Rail Road Line, fOr
• phia, Baltimore; Pittsburg, &c.
w. KERR, Forwarding and Cotnmiseion
OP 'Merchant, Hertaisnuito, Pa. informs his
Mende and the public, that fromthe,liberal pat
ronage extended to him during the past year :he
has been encouraged to make more extensive ar
rangementa for the present season, and has
dad two now, large and aplendidßoats
C to' his
LINE, and .will be fully prepared , after the op
ening of the anal, to forwardPßOD UCE and,
ME RC trAN DIZE of • kinds , ;and • from
Philadelphia, lialtimorei-,Pittshargh,„&c,, at the
Whim ratea of frUight , and with Me tomcat dea.
Asbnik for Bi t iftei tL cg t;
• . " •Ittee.atr .
rent Lag, Philadelphia:
Cl ISE• & SWi.' ,
NB; 98 conrierctrat, Wharf, Baltimore.
CLA'RK &•BHA.l. l kti
J. IIIoFADDEN , 910.00.Sfitts'g
Aglaia for Care, :••
••• &
40%PtEY PLDS,
8
Noi'423llarket'et4"Phl
• •
' 'PENN & OHIO LIN , '
• . ;NOrtlr streati
rHarriabarir*Ch,p,'lB4p.—,-tf.:
',• 7 : 7 , 4 o4 ) ,l*Vrtu b st i o*Liiiiii , .. -
~ 1_},c . :,.'1 • '' '' ' ,-., ~- •''.....,'
"•,' ' Aggi t
.
:'EMIK#AI LA, . ,
~.iORWAR,II)NIG Si. Co6mitifilii Meichatitii;
E. ' i ii i, t ; „ ., , folt b siltit i Lt s litf ` p l d ' a rr iPt t il i * 7; ll . ,_ 811: •
Cosi; 1 ...tbr A jslnim,i oallt, Fieh,'Grocerieso, P azi.
consl*ntlkifdp Wet , ~ ', • , . , . ,
liirridbuitti Mara 2?;1848,- , -,. :-,,- : ,
• ..._
, tr - 414.2ve ved
hW,OPPOkkenctlyAk *bid, lom
at tha
eireOt,. QPIi1111r19!:.; ekRBIONY.
" ( eh 46';
, ' • .
14004101 M• =
•
.+,§tipPX,TY.ot 09° ani ,-
I ' 4 11,1
214 T ;14 iintC),lilitiloolVed avid/ro - qme t
Drug-S"P' 71:" a
PP!,I=M
'‘. '•
s 4. AvOopti
WAY 13111111114443MITMENt GOODS;
yea': nnd
niiir - /Olfintni,lit his: store, no ; (VoAciiiin .
dio ti'Kquoro,:in
all 'ohoitp ` itoCtc OCl L 'oSiOn4l o &Ode, inch' as
Cjotfi q uiint:ll..cs, XOsti.ngiAlpuppie,
/ 1 9ifibazlikes;;T I Swilei.tAligits Osnibrio r lac.
cnek _
Book nd other:dosc r iptions
of, 10)Se q white ,Mosi!int; Cheicksi. 'Pickings
Gloyes,-Hosiery, &o 2 ' . „ .
- - > A•large.stook ',MUSLIMS, sillier) and. un-
Meal:bed., ficiM a-416 - 14,1n breadth, arid froth'
4 'oeiltß per yard •
A Splendid Stook Of CALI COES, at piice.
, • . . . •
. Also;•a. fresh eitoieft of. tho
:--- OELLOBRA I rEtI PLUM LAMPS•
rPhiohha,hpslstelif 'Mid; soil wlit'clinie
found,:to be. by ell' that have tried them, the
moat eclSßtsni~ebl and desirable article ih every
fespiet Alito thb • .
Pekin Com paihyPil Tenth
He tide bean appointed role . agent in thie place
foillie sale of the above Tone; to „which lie
would invite tile opeaiai attention of the, rove. a
of good Teas. The matinee In which,they are
ptt up,iiteuotios that the .flavour. is preserved
. i
any length of time; being incased in lead
or tin foil. - Families deli • be supplied sfrith
any quantity put up Ole
The public respectfully Invited tb mill, arid
eiamine his stock before piarebneieeelsei,itherp
inagmu'eb• ae lib fable confident that hia variety
and prices will bo entififeetory to purehatiere.
• ROBERT IRVINE, Ir.
•
French Revolution I; - ,Interesting
News 1
THE public is.reip'gtfulty Informed
that CHARLES OGILBY is now put
hasingrand-will-bececeiving-in-a-few_days,.one,_
of the most extensive and as usual Tus,citwest
STOCK OF GOODS ever brought taCsrlisle!
The BMA will consist of. a splendid selection of
Dwir Goon's, with a fine and general assortment
Of BOOTH AND 511068..-• GROCERIES In di:alliance,
ittiat-thelowest price._._,„ if ---
Owing . to the GREAT REDUCTION. In
t bricep.of
many . articles, I feel con fi dent that I On give
bargains unequalled in this or any oats place—
Call and look for yourselves before hurchasing:
elsewhere. t-Remember the Old Sthnd, op
posite Martin 's Hotel, a few doors . East of the
Market House. march22
New Goods!
E. A. COYLE ha's
iK :Oa juat returned from Phil-f
• •V" adelphia,bnd is now o•
• fuming a large end hand
some assortment of
~mmu „ „ ,S PRING and SUMMER
GOODS, consisting in
Part of the following tinkle; : .
FOR LADIES.
French Ginghams Straw Bonnets
Fancy-La vine F'ronch W. Collars
Printed Organdies - Black Silk Lace
Linen Lustre • Thread Edging & lace
Parist - O r Tissiu - Cold Silk Fringes
Broche Muslim Silk Buttons
French Jaconeta Kid Gloves
Brk Broche Lawns Thread do
FOR GENTLEMEN
- Black Cloths Fancy Col'd Cloths
Cassimers Summer Cassimere
Bl'k Italian Cravats Tweeds
l'estifiga ',Black Sattin
Aleo„Damdsli and ingraim.emiintidgjigUred
Rocking; black and drab Merino, Chocks, Mus
me c.. c
301 I Wish to say my friends is to
anebd ,r7sraiv — "llsirAtVe7" — in --- N - ortit — Hanover
street,,and ;;amine, uy stpOklit sodas, and for
clsirgnbat bargains may be lid.
mar 22
First Arritetil of New Spring Goods.
If 11E subscribe "have just rest I-Wed from Phi
ladelphia with eof the largest and cheap
est assortment, EW GOODS ever bro't
' la lCiii r e li elth-l i iiaa n Engls"h'VOlrlinch tams.
Finerbliie-black ingi Fancy,. iissinierce,
Vestinge offashionable-titylea.
• Forty meet; Eferich7l-agetch Ginghams, at
12; 15, 18 and 25, cents, ,
Five thousand yards ulicoes, from 4,6, 5,9,
10 and 12cts., the,gr.eatest Desert thqpt ever bro't
to this place. and uncommonly cheap..
A lot of Mous de Laines, Plaids, Lawns, Dal
zorinee,&c.
Book, swiss, camlilic and jacon'et :itualins,bar •
-red and plain. ,
Hosiery and GIoNTS, Checkg apd Tickings,
Muslins, such as tarleton, pink, blue, black,
mode, white,, &c. we are almost glying sway.
Laces, Ed gings , Shawls, Ribbons, and almost
every thing i n our line of business.
Also, our usual assortment of Groceries and
Queensware. Hardware,&q. together with mons
and boys' cloth and ciil:Alcuh and palni leaf Hats..
Persons desirous of purchasing good - and cheap
Goods will save money ley ,palling on us,as the
above stock has all - been bought for coelac low
prices, and will, be sold "cheaper than the cheap
est." A. & W. BENTZ.
march 8 3 doors south of the Post Office.
New Olothing Store.
91 1 11 E subscribers have opened in the
A * room lately occupied by H S Ritter. nearly
opposite Menages Hotel,:rt large and elegant
stock - -of - CLOTH , Of till - descriprions, made
in the very best style, and warranted better than
than any other ready-made to be found in the
county. They have engaged. Mr. Geo. Bents,
an experienced Tailor, to sell their clothing, who
will also take measures and make up coata.pants
or vests, for any person who may not be able to
suit himself in their stock of ready-made.
Now on hand a great variety of Tweed Coats,
Cassimere and low-priced Pantaloons and Vests,
which will be sold lower than can be had else
where. They can furnish a handsome blue bloat
cloth Coat, ready to , pur on. for from $7 to $l5
and other goods in pr onion. Call and see fo
yourselves. , A. and . BENTZ,
aprils
KRISS KINKLE'S HEA QUARTERS
P. 111110NYiRg.
.Nortfi Ranover Wed, Carlisle. •
. ,
I come to you with the closing year,
Fa al: with q smile, to none with a tear
- lt,,hanish all t aare from the passing day, .
I gladden all hearts, then hasten away.
HE' Mitatcriber takes this methdd of in
forming hic,friands and the public in
general, that he is constantly manufacturing
and, bee. aliveys o. hand CANDIES of every
variety (which for,quality 'cannot be surpassed
by` any mariufaMilred in the State) which he
will sell Wholesale or. lietail at the OLD
STAND. in ,plorth' Hanieer-streetiwhero he
alio keeps Foreign FRUITS and•NUTB of tho
meat importation, which will he aul.d .at he
lowest: prices for Ouch; , riled ooiudits in
part of,thifollowing: , • , , •
Oranges, tenions, Prtinee; Drapes,
Citron, Dates, Figs. Cocoa nuts, Cream nuts,
raft nuts. Pecan nuts, Almonds, Edgllall
,
71.1 e would - eleiltillFthifiticittiorrof
'lie W lit . stock , of Fancy, Arthiles, suitable fbr
the approaching ' Rollida,yaiconsisttrig.of r
- ; ,.; . 1r0yi, Dolls -& FanorNistioul. ,
for:'beauty- end, earlotf impasses aiiy.
thing.!of the.kind'oeir offored•to the :Athena Of.,
'' 0 1451 4 1;' ,40 aollicUtinq -, , , eith the .ithoire
F
iprime lot Of ,
•
ell i 1 and,; refined
-SUDARi; and alOod quality of Drown
fingers; C9FFE, front B,tO, i Ri-(3te per pound;
sieuperiai r sitlisle,6f-impartal;.Y :Jung .Hison.
I ca. Black, ris,ohtizi I . Molaealis Of ,- all, !andel
Cfioh Pkneltetai.Cheelie Blacking,
;At-, Drualtes, ;dm' FRESH SPICEO;
eleit'Ali9,l4'94olll4l4il:ooilis; Mug,
101 - , Ginger. 4,supolY of Indigel
gicri6l7). Aluini Juihing ktode;
tit) 11* e, which eh dt iedentiable,
.0 1- a 6l °.::- •
~The ptibiorlber ralmne hip sincere than us tu
4liit public: Mr thitilieralpiaronoire eitbitticti to;
him during . the time fiiiThat flog" tidaineis'
anfll l6 l l6B .*kf idsV4. l 9i • bisineis and,
airs - te‘pleme, to,,morit a continuance or the
aanier.AWctibits "frot4*sll"4" promptly
•
V,EVE.RAL,,brick :Dwelling 'Houten
.07?,11440/096.giyok`;'Aiirit let, lats. " •
• /--.:.•-•utVLS:'-oPIPAT.
„,
AZ , t;i,,.' •
•, '? -',' ‘' : ' ., l)ankriliFt'NfrP,Pe: • -
thntelVdithis - Of JONAS, MiLLEßi . introltin
t ti fy . io
brapi, yrho„aro desimundiftw.mg,.!Arto!...
the,quirseribe. their, dividends, rti the firnit dist*
birnon of the ''estate of 'said hankrup‘ s
oidet of the-T.T.S.=DietrimiCourti are. requested
Weal' with him andAtecuteitit of attorney!,
for that purpoqe,
Newvalle" Minh 2t=-Itpd - ' •
listatii of Saseph- Minter.
,ETTFRS; of Administxation , ,de bonis non
.withtinawilkarnoirad, on'the estate of Jo.
SEPII Hurrku, !ale of , the bortivah of Neivville,
de&d. have beetiglintl4.oy.the Register of Cum
berland county to the subscriber,.resitliogf jaythe
same borough. All petsans'havingcltinns ['pinta
the said estate will present them for settlement,
and th'osb who are indebted will make payment
to SCOTT COYLE,
~.maroh29, Administrator.
Estate Notice;
OTIOE,is hereby-given that Leteek of Ad=
Ministration on the estate of.JACOI3 LOH,MAN
pf W. Pennsboro tp., dee'd, have been, granted
to the subaw - ber residing . in said-tonnaltie„ 411
persons having claims 'actliast said estate are til
t:pleated to pibsentthein for settleuiant, and those
indebted to make immediate payment to •
aprs-6t ISAAC LEFEVER,.Ader.
Notice.
tletti . ree minfor,m his friends
the publK,thitt o havmg left Pnetop's Mill. in
South MiddletZti township; he has taken the well
known Merchant Mill, — Saw Mill, tic. of Ahem':
Oyster, in East Peensboro township, on the Can
iloguittet 'creek. v i hin two miles of the Susque.
benne, where the-public May rely upon being not
cotitModated withmvery thing in hie, line on the
moat satisfactory terms.
aprs77pd„ J. S. HALDCMAN.
• Estate of Ei ei Horst, Dee°d.
1100TIPEis hereby gtven-thar Letters Testa
memory on • the and testament — of
Entherliorst, late of E. Pennsborough township,
Cumberland county, decd. have this day been
burned by the Register in and for the said county,
to the bubscriber ft Arbo,,Kesidea in the said town•
ship of E. Pennsborough._All persons having
m
Clais oldeirnands against he mats of said' de
ceased, are requested to make knOwri tho — sattie
without delay, and those indebted to make pay
ment to JOHN N. MO§SER,
mar 22-Gtpd Executor.
Notim
TO 4h6 Hbiis and ItepresentatqTs.of
ant StdutAte of Frankfaid - tri: - deb'd.
irtiAlit notice, that in pursuance of a Writ of
Pliktition rind VOliiption issued •out of the
Orphans' Court of Climberland county, and to
me directed, an inquisition will be held on the
real estate said &cll., to wit : A tract of Lind
pit rate in Franklin- township, containing one
.hundred.-acrea.more-or-less,-on2ritunsoriv_the
6th day of April, A. D. 1848, at I o'clock r. :rt. on
the premises, for the purpose of making partition
and valuation on said real estate. '
JAMES HOFFER, Sheriff'.
Sherire Office, Carlisle,
March 22, 1848-3, 5
bisiolution of Pal tneisiiip
THE partnership heretofore existing between
A. & -D. LAIDICII is this day dissolved by Motu.
al consent.
_The boOks are in die- hands of D.
J. Leidfch. Persons knowing themselves in
debted to the firm are,regnested to, call and make
settlement as soon as possible.
A. M. LDIDICH,
D. J. LEIDICH.
It The, subscriber would respectfully inform his
old clltomervhat he ha just returned rrom the
61y with a now And splen did assortment - Spring
and Summer 4pOIDS; which he Will sell is low.
if not alittle lower, than any establishment in the
county. Amp his stock irtay.he enumertod
the following articles:
Cloths, Tweeds, tassimeib. Mous. de LaineS,
Ginghams, Cashmeres., Calicoes, Muslims, Bon
nets, -Hard-ware, Qbeens-ovate, Cedar-ware,
Groceries, Dye Stubs, o,lls, Paints„:&c, besides
other articles totti numeroWtotimentibn.
Tb s etiti.r.te, W s friends for their farraer kind
ness, no ho pest by a strict attention tons easi
ness still to merit a share of their patronage.
A. M. LEIDICH.,.;
Boiling Springs, March 15, 1898-pd
To the Public
•
WHEREAS John Armold holds a note on me
with Daniel Rex as bail, for Fifty Dollars. this is
to forewarn all persons from purchasing or taking
an assignment of said note, as I alp determined
not to pay the Edirne unlesi compelled by law.
mar 29-3 t 11ICIIAE1.
Notice;
. .
AT a stated Orphans' Court begun on Tues.
day the I,sth day of February, 1848, and
holden at Carlisle, in and for Cumberland county.
before this Boni Saxpuel llepburn, President
Judos, pod, john,Stuart and John Ctendennin,
Esqrs. Associate Judges ! , &c, the following pro
ceedings mos haodd, to Wisil
In the ,croto t or
.111 e writ of partition valua
tion on the real estate of Robert Buchanan, dee'd,
now to wit, 1.511 i Februtirk, 111411, the same bay
ing been confirmed by &slim On Meilen of Mr.
Gralusitrerule on the heirs and persons interested,
to appear on the first day (25th April ! 1848) of the
next stated Orphans' Enuri, and accept or refuse
to accept the said real estate at the valuation.
By the courr., . •
J
• • AMES HOFFER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Carlisle,
March 15, 1848-4 t
PROCLAMATION
vitiir.R.E#S,the Honorable S wren. Use
nuarr;. President Jude of the several
Courtsof toiiiiia r n Pire of the counttcsofCum.
Perry and isolate, in Pennsylvania;
and Justice of thi, several Courts or Oyer and
reiminii aid den4al Jail Delivor;r, an said
counties; and iiod. John Stuart awtt John Clen
dbnin, Judges of the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, for the trial
tirall capital and ,other ollandere, in the said
Canny of Cumberland—by their precepts to rile
dictated, dated the 10th day of Jantibry i 18413;
have ordered tna C ourt of Oyer sod, Ternither
and„Gencral Jail Delivery, to be holden at Car
lisle on the second Monday of Aril next'
being the 10th day) at 10 o'clock, in the for
nlin. to continue tiro ~
m weeks •
QTICE is therefore hereby. given, to the
CMick; Justices of the toace and Constables
Otthe said county of Cumberland, that they are
by 'the said precept commanded to be then and
there in their proper persons, with their, rolls,
records, inquivitiornsf examinations, - and "all
other remernbrances, to '
.do those thinks which
to their offices appertain to be done t llllii plithos'e
thalare bound by retrognilances, to kocepute
(against the prisoners teat are'ar then align: f a
in the Jail 'oftisid courity..ara to be theta, to
Inoeceete them as shall be ~
- JAMES IFIOFFER I
- 's Mee, -.SoEntFr.
March 1, 1848. .
. .
.Bar Iron. and Steal ,
TONS Hemoiered.ind Rolled Imn.• •
— l - 1,-1 - do , •Cest—pheeiilllieter&-SyringSt'Pelt
20 boxee'Tin Plate; tierreteived - ohd - cor stile at
the Cheap Hardware Stare of • • • ' • •
feb23 WRIIGHT (L' SAXTON:.
d S
, • an p i •
KEGS Nails and Spikea;inatek:geived
and. fdr sdlo - af - 'the Cheap Hardwire
Storo:6l:2.L_.-4.____WRlGHT'lk SAXTON,'
ntrils4. and
ICII48(iN and ' , Molise:HOWArddlal--
,-
V --i rowar - Viceir;asttifreffatieljnerrecolve4
and for,este at. dui Cheap !barters store of-'- •
leb23 : 'WRIGHT bc , SAXTON.:
Effi
-';
Tu mankei
;.-„L.Jerk.,.‘f and
street.
" • • -
emu,
,••bet
Jae.
ffONY
. ,
inCVFekg .
SP hii;'•',Cihse,p,,er 3
G lbe,
ShaWilai?l,ll6lB
'•ed at itici &Oro o • e:dij 41i
.Tan 19, ••• ••, t i OY
• ••
, 4t
THE suliimilbgr • heti; just,,receiy,i
, Bar!Ci.of Email INA oitu, •;.
3 E 111 ? 6 ,71-T -gri Wricigt4F-
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~ : •r.:~it~,~etln~e~,~ts ,.
~
*.WlLL'cillei..tiii;Atitiiiiii'eale'at public out-
Cery THURSPATi s tkif;,27tlOaf April -next,
et.lo o clock ii,*;.aituate' M,Whinttfield town-
Perri,cputi,ty;Admiit theyio
orki contaming,llMAgent;ibontided by tide
of Sterret, Geode G..Moier;„ldenrc iti lic,P:
' ; peril t lweon
erected ii tWo=iitorY 'Leg HOSE;
weatherbbarded,'andedouble Log
BARNi and tenetit.rldreb; tbkolhei .
14 '4, all. oillekneTeari,imptove:
ins (.4, • , 'rho Arid is well wltte eldancli - a suffi.
clam part of the land cleared'an
of cultivation.. •
The rogation is p pleasantone and lii, a eitthy
part of the country . , together with activate atidy,
churches,. hod ;eyhry other neeko
it a plc+ol3,oo. Annie, -persons wishing . to view
trio prop e rty , will be waited upon by ' bri
the subecriber,residing bn the pre tri tseal
ia
• Term made known on the day-of sale: -
nprs—at . . DANIEL SMITH.
• SHERIFF'S SALES, •
J OY virtue atiridrY Writs - of Veaditicinit:xpo;.
Ul•nas,lisilettlillt the . Cecil of Cotiamon Pleas
of Cumberlfirul co unty"'',
,and to me directed,•l
*Hi expntli • tlAsi fulle(ving. : Real Estate to public.
sale al,.the,couk gouts, in the borough of Car-
Pile, on .§A,TURPASlcAbeAtiliAay_of_Alatif,
1818, at tOo'clock a: vii
' A TWA (if tent nifintin iq North Mid= .
dieted' towniiliip, pontidelV by, lande 'of.llenry .
Snyder, john Hoover,,,ChrjapantWolf and John
Beidlor, containing ;111, tierce ,:tribrikot lose; hav
ing thereerPorected a tWo,stery . .Ld tfouss;,Lhg..
Stable,Shiip and. a young Orcha rd :Stet' soize4
and taken in execntion as the propeity•of Adam
Wolf ,
Netir:
ton lowhship, bounded and described astolloye
Beginnleg on the State road . .nt ,a peat ;,thnuce,
by lot N0.,10,'141113814Y the .PBlh.le.-9flart. John
Geldis,g,ac'tl
bEia pock
es to Sporn t etice y e heirs of lames Wood
lAtliiit,lfee'd,:nerth 2 d'eg'rees,' shat 75` p_nrelist .
and 2-10 to the State road ; hence li:Ohe State
road 76 8.10 perc hes to,.the place tf.beginning;
containing 8 acres , 73 parchas ct- thatighie ‘.
seized' and taken in 'eiecutlen 'as titenerty
Henry C.. liziO,Feit. dec 4 d. • , „.; ,
- Grliiind situate in Siiuth:
amptoo tqwnship, containing,64 - feet in front end
, 2.5..rf0t,dbe15, liettry,Reastineend Da
vid haOtig
. therjzoh erected a One and a
half story Log House ; belied an Jaken in exe
cution as the, properly.o(J.pho cf, cep -
A l sd ti Thnef of Landrsit ate - in Mit:
, fin township, Cumberland conntY, oriteining 60
scree mere or less.. hnoinied IN'y fends of Joseph
Burkholdet, Jphn.liarher, jr,,Aleltandor McFar
lane and others, having thercon.orected a two,.
story }raise, art brick and part, 14 it ,Log
House and Log 'B ern, a two;ster , Stone , Grist
Mill,Saw Mill, a' goo&well of W i ttier &c: -
Also, a Taint of Mouintilit Land situate
a Mifflin iewnship,containink .8,? acres more or
less; benlnlied by A. Middleton, glos.'Soouf
le-i-iiiid Rebell Middleton ; - seitedanti taken in,
execution as the prOperty of Tbo lhaa McCor.
!nick, dec'd. -
Also, all the iiilek'st f itenry • b. Mil:
lei., being' the 1-7 part of a tract of land situate in
30 acres more or
less; bounded'by 'antis of ..corge geker, John
Brown; Joseph Hefllefinger and„Petcr 11yera,
having thereon erected a two-story ,Log House
and Kitch . en,_Log Barn and Wagoti-sh44.leizeil
and taken in•execution as the tlieperty o ft Bonsy
a. Miller. .
Also, the one uridrvideil half riOt 'of it
TliMt of Land shame lo Fraokford township; -
containibstOb eyes more or less, having thereon
erected 2 two-story , cogliouses, Log , vooper
shop and Frame Barn, adjoining lands of Wm,
' baugh-i—jacotr-EnsmmgerTtleOrge—Hipple—
and Oyler • seized and tpkon in execution
as the, property of'Benjamin Frew. •
Aad-allto-be sqlcl-byme,
7A:M§S 1 - IC/FFt.fr, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office,Carlisle, •
- March 15. 848- . 5 •
Rahways Medicated 'Seep
''GREAT EINTEMENT a s PITTSNIIHS
agent of this,place writes of a mystetteus Incident
which occurred in , that, place, in relation to en
cellent young but whb Unfortunately pail
otooli..
Mitered 'with punples,„ hhoptchep, pustules.—hey
skin dark and yellow, cracked and. chapped—her
lips in cold wefither would become sore and bleed.
She hal; howbver,. several good traits, one of
which was toped. the newspapers. Grie morn
ing, ay she,wasiooking over ilia columns of the
Dispatch, she saw in large letters the words' RAD.
WAY'S CHINESE MEDICATED .SO/IT ! As a BUM
exterminator of all ,skin blemishes, with a direq-
tiqn far all ladies to read, the papers:, ~Now mark
the advantage. On Sunday morning she took
her place ,as been!, among the choristers, and
to the utter surprise of her fellow-songsters, pre
sented a complexion as fair SS o Illy, and beauti
ful as the moat adinired belle of the
watidering and much eicitemeht woe
exhibited by the busy crowd, god nothing short
of en explanation of how this sudden transforma
tion from ugliness to beauty was attained, would
rinsWei. Tliegady, like all her sex, full of gen,
demi and Itindnesb, explained'the cause, and to
the Frost,,grun,d aEd beneficial efiects of Bad
ways
Iledictited chinese Soap, Which she had
been using for idio weeks, Was awarded the full
approbation of the people, as the. "restorer of lost
beauty,", gut, agent, qoncludes thus—" S inc e
the, above flab become known. I have had a per
feet rush for EilliWliy!b•Sosp."
Ladies and gentlemen, if you wish to gt.
Way's Soap in all its purity, call on
fob 23 J. gi W. B. FLEMING.
It Never Fails, .011
CURE YOURSELF.—From time linnteme
rial there has existed in liner -cities and
populous towns, a species of disease, the depend.
once and propttgation of which results from the
violation of .divine and 'moral. laws.. •To those
ariticrze, the ,/ .. kM LOAN ,COMP,OII.ND is
presented as be ll the most come, speisdy;and
valuable specific titer offered itl the Unfortunate:
It has Wheirver knii*n acquired areputation that
daily experience continues to stron.gihen.. -Thou
sands have been cured by tte use, and as it leave)?
- no odor on thit breath, requires neither restricttion
in diet or business, Por contains either:mercury
ctir uoaides .drims in, tbejeast.ientrieue m. 431178::
Lem, it is boldly presented as the best remedy*
Dutch diseases yet offered: It is used by phyei 7
cites and pronounced superior, to any known re
medy... Full directions accompany each bottle.
For sale at N. W . corner 3d and South streets:
Philadelphia, and by Carlislq; Dr.
Barnitz. York C. W. Lancaster; . Dr.
McPherson en d J. •Wyoth; Harrisburg, Pa.
Keeler's :PanacOtt • r_ .
Olt too resqval and '
pormanert ;Aare ,of.
diseases ansinglient' an impure stoic of the
!mod and habit of the body; via : r
via
Chronic i diseases . of. die .Lbeetefieurt,,ltroa-„
°Mph pltarAlt, at:,l3crofttlic in, all ma. forum,
Tatter, etitil hea d , Ceteneous'afeefiensof the ..
' I'dch anitolifeibities,ehrohidßhaumitism; . and - .
Ilepatetli; chronic Enlar g ements of the _ Jo ints,
Wimp .Syphilitic .Affectionsi,•Crte
stitutioyial vitserdere, anaingfrom debilitr,Mer•
curial and HcreditartpredisiMaiticink t . .4q,•
body,
,
• Wirt pirety, change Mat. fs 'skimp plajimp. the
i i kmanifest thavit ~kll,hrotlgbt htittif, tly
!maw ing o eulietanitye ;21fwe
eutiptlre thavrgans ()rout bddy hri Willy perfect,
they fratat continuernerlhatzaptefor 'tinged hy,tho.
intervention :of'sottietinbCtilit hears: en
thy relation twit. paces. tif .'"diamise, there
YnditiblV'ilidlitierptiaitidifitifidideneW!iti - greiffeht
!tit • part as a, cause, , served:to
iiie.priwAtea,heford.connflcle4 with Oivi •
body. 'lt ill abscrd to talk of spontaneous disaaset
•taking phi& organs-providusly
oat *a interposition bf some rnerbific agent ; 'ait .
well Might wo expect apiece pc ehl e c to Olinger
nt
itself ppoageOusly,into Plaster of P aris, NOMA. ,
the' aid of Sulphuric Irian d atm there is
f 'prior cause' whieh meat be rernoved, thro'i the -
agency of the Blood. For this, putpole .fheraJa
no-remedx, superior : to the Panacea. -In evidence ---
the follow ingautiinittedlethepyblici A , c •
j'hilad'elphia;;Juno.7i . 18471:
- ,7:lleViiig teen apprised'of the„natime ei tilt) Part"...
!melt, iKalleida . M uch pleasuro 'e ahle.to
recommend -it, as a reliable Mmedi oh these
'chronic . ;. conattnitional and , g,landulat Airdisea,
301rith especialltadapfed...
afflicted, and require r Medieirte Aro, •
they 'cannot' obtain *Oiler* egreable fr eetivrf
and uniform stateihi4 is , to. bp'faandlin:rhafttl
accts.' : ltaye l uMd,irimeeverpljnatarseeawillpia-4'•
eyed.endstgrnd once*. • XdorsOse,,„'(: - 4 -.1,.,,.!v,
• •
.:illeXertli:West 'darner
.of Third and Oritkilrf"24:rbiladelPb4loo
tailed id Cftlis 'f10: 2. 1%11,,,aik1!P4n
pinr , bottles.ar,,,Cper,pdtt _ ,,,l febaa •
fag
„ititftlektii,:?Viant ‘ etik
,t)Atz:t r ge, 1 1 4,00WilenotOP„ riqe
,s‘94l.iloyFtoroiti
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num lb; Sale,
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