. "74 ; • , ttaiiaaan; I, g i - L6l ls itnate lion ;dui -south- side _:of folnfrot- tiltroiS,‘,P,W doo rs' , ca s t oVritVinreet now In WO occur pinefor Mrs.. reenfield. R HENDERSON, AMY.' - 4 p9:,1848,47tr. - 'BotatitZitleff A .virloty ,ot, 'Bcinobnainee' Ca'shmeres, Mobs de 'Alines, and o;ber i llreen Goods, psi rosoived and forsnlo' shebp by"" "- d Hemp Seed. ' W OanaTY iiiiii.sunply o f `::" shove Secdo AR's received at in TiemoNYrf9yer S. St. j Nov. 1848 . ' . ~.., ~. • Y, ,,, ". JUST .repo.w e ; d, ' • Sy- eo - t,Reme.of C a — o lina,' ' t 'lima Loo,! 'tp,oimauAen , ,;:,.Oi Sueanim,' and othet . poiMlar.aire of tha;SeionnileM. ' : • ' Gly HITNER Nov 4%1848 ' • -z• :Water Filters. -Trim StihitieribeVilitis 'jest received a fe'w Slone Water Filters; which he will sell at City Price'; ~•• • . G W HITNEIL Nov 290848- •• • • •-• risk, - Fish. • 911 LOT, of choice No 1 BLickerel in whole XS.' half; and goniner,sharrela Also No 2 lie 3 (Win whole antHialf bortels in Store and for sale •' • • . 'D HALBERT Nov 29, 1848 • Bennet Velvets, —. THE'stibitfribOilontist received assortment .of Silk Bonnet VelvSts,*of all colors, and at low airless, also.R.ibbotis to match. G W GITNER CorliOle, Nov 29, 1848 .. Rouspelts Nectar. ' A simpLy of tiro above named - winter 'Oink, has been reeeived,by P. 510 N YER. Nov 29, 184$ • • • Common Pleas n nd Cnunty. Its the Court of ' Cumberla Take notice, that by Virtue of - n- writ De Partitione - Fnientle is. sued out Of the 'Conti of Common Pleas of thunbtrln:nti - Connly,, and in me directed, an Inquisition will be: held >on the Real Emnue of I the -above named par s ties, to wit ; - (A. Honest and lot Of ground site. ate in the borough el Carlisle, bounded by High street. Mulberry alley; Gyp. A. Lyon., Esq., and others), 15th Devetni-er, 184 S, nt e - premises, for the par on nod valuation of said I AS HOFFER, SIPtl. Dr Joseph Speck Areoor, Sponslur,Tet B Lech le.E.;and. Catharine his - -wife,-Win._ Heagy_and Sarah his wife, Alfred Spentilor. and-Franklin SpeeeleY,Rev, Win. Butler, -Allan Gana. ware,- Anna Wesley' • Butler, with.nntico to her guardian, Rev ‘V. Butler, and Dr Fredk Speck. On FitTD AY, the . . 2 o'clock, p on t _pose of making 'mirth' =EMI Man Carlisle, Nov 29; 1919 VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE. TIDY Arum of an order, of the Court of-.Z0m .1131 Mon PICHB - of 'Cumberland County, in a proceeding in partition between James Wood burn, and SamuelWoodburn. et at., I will ex pose to pbulic stile, on thc.preMises, un TH 11 ES- T) AY, thr2igt of - December, 181 S, an that cer- . lain Tract - of Land, situate, and being in the township of .Dickinson, and county of eunther land, bounded by fidide oillsaac 13 Parker, lisq., Jaeob Belighriover, Johnson-Monte. end others. -containing Two Hundred and y • Your Acres, more or less: The' terms or mile will he live per cent. of the purchase money to be - paid at' the time of the confirmation of the sale, the residue of one•half of. The purchase money to be Paid onthe-Ist of A'pril. 1819, when posses sion o f-the land will be given, and the lialative in three annual, payments. without interest all of which payurents shall, be severed by -bond and mortgage: nod the share of the said Mathew tyidson sod his six named children, shall re- Inain in The land during his life time. the inte rest of which shall lie ',aid to Wm for and his life dine, the lutenist of which shall be raid to him for and during his lifetlnii4 or until his said dbildren shall signify their willmgness that the principal sum be paid to hint, or ally part therm', and then the same shall be paid us the said mortgage becomes due. JAMES 1-1.0 FER, r. Sheriff's Offiee, Carlisle, Nov! 29, ISiS.—lt VALUABLE LIMESTONE FARM. FOR SALE. . TUI offer nt private solo a valu able Farm, situate iu Southampton township, F •atilain county, on the Roxbury road, about three.:oiles north of Shippenshorg, adjoining lands of Jacob :Ni'sley's heirs, Wm. Rodgers, Win. Linn: John Cox, John Wolf, and Davis Skiles' heirs, containing 300 ACRES., ef Lime stone Land, abobt acres of which lull tint ber land, and the remainder in a high state of eulti . %retied:- under good fence, &c.— The improvements are a log .04g 1111 DWELLING HOUSE, a first •:4 ' rate -Steep Bank, Aram,. Wagon Shed, yilth:.tiie_Corn4gritte.' tied other iteedsttrYOut,lmildings:: . .,There is an ex cellent, youtig-t!Aprile:'OreherVof - cliniee'fruit. or first-rate Perseins wishing to see !the. property and' learn terms may do so - lay calling 9O,tlie first4ateed-of tie suhreribers at Neweilfe—Or the latter at Carlisle.- Posses sion and an iridisputaille title given on the Ist of April next. • ALEXANDER SHARP, . LE R.ED MOO Noy 9.9 th. i948-3ni WOOLEN FACTORY,- ,; :,:::1704-8 -ALE, • . • , .• ...TlM,.Sithaertber , 'sell it public sale, on "WlthlsT - ESDAT, the 20 h of, Deeeisher hie' WUUI;EAT` FAIZTORY, situate CumbMintfd county, on the read' liading;:fitini . - Carlisle titeCifittyshorg, adjoining Allot vtllage of • Spting. - Milla add Cumberland Furnace; ;with ten nuns of Land. whereon is erected a good D WItiILLING HOUSE and Stable. The .gcaring of the Mill is new and the machinery clot carding, - stiiiining, 'weaving, full ing, pressing shearing, 4c. is ingood order, and entfieitint to mantifacture cloth from ilie,ficeeo. Tfic,stream .01•Notiter never 'spring. •sufficient' to propel'omelt more niackinery than the .above described.. - - . ;Med, alratit-o(MOUNTAIN'LAND; atokaliOui'.",or.to and ,a hall miles from the nbove dnicribeit 3ranerw.6ind, accesniblo by a good e 941 autho /3 n.rfie time. Sale . to ; -emninOn4 at 1 .o'clock on 9 aid dny When' inade.known by . • - CHRISTOPHER; JOHNSON. ; • , ' , 4ltAttrikl a , REPORt ' "'' ' ' bor ''‘ Mutuni d . l - F,: t i le Allrial'and East P0n,.. 7 c: I)erhuid iur;lFire"-"lnsiiriinde .90 . 11 , 1p,Lyc. .., En , , ~ -co unly, -saf i t q‘:2 lB4&; '' ;. a ~ u -, .. - A,niouniof , prolPlijliiins. , I I T : e - 8334,5,915 , • jki , . t) tp . Se , P;, 5 ‘ u " ' ; ,,,,, 8163,404 nuant ins. Ibo,,Tiast 7 , J'A. . 7, 438 . bniillesl I h9l olB t . year • ~.,;...,...." -" - , sin atn ~ , $ 20 ,, , , 28 1 - -,--7W110i4 lim oo .E.VM! w _,_' l . l l s 6 - -- - -,, ---71C61-46191frin"e401,0,g0-rmt'? report '. , , -. , 8127;673 tlie,Triiii4orY4i,oll,,,l4 rq ?.sl3 , 339i t i 0 • _,,,, ..,..ATrili-dij)ol.ittiklA,3rTa - • 376,6'0' '' 0,4 aanc 011 8, 4 `b?za...t9 . 0.:_:..,'", -- -- --......- $1i,063 - 10 —:',,,', 7'-":-7,v-'1'`4:,"'''' .o'f".itotes now Jr! , 6,10 10 li W h o l e ' attl° ,.. tl , l , l -, ~ ~ .', -," ' ; 8,140, - 4 ~' ', l ::/viforcek,, : :, . „ -.. d . ~, ~ ;L , ,1414 4 )41 91 46144.14 1C 4 ' c if= PQIP,/e° ? 8 , 913e ,- , ' ,`, ',--- '`, , ' , B . *3lll . rOlidetekl-,';_'.' : , • ,';' .. , ", !: ';„.. - , ~. •,,,,N0w,16 fgree'..„.,,; , ., , t .., on altd, , , icr ce , iti'thf,Vl-. 7 - 00111 7 , , ... 4 4. , f , 3,684 86 . ' B an ~; r i sitit:' lB4B l',',` , ' "" o", -,". c. 583 38 3=t -6h 1 :!, , , laid past yetii , ',..".: ', - ...8 Ver'col 6B 3o ,, ,r. o °„.° ,4 ' • _ „fre, —7---.- 014708t-reSA'"P'.5l,:,,-., , '',," r', ~,,`".e.=.'''-:,''';''.;,-,'''''''':::l4"f";,. •';A, '...'-' ' , ~', ~,.)`'' is' iiiill 3 ;: oo' -:'.; ,- 5., ; • 1.1 71;;%;1ae•13,0,Lit(Y,19,t141,41/..\•,1-.16,00 '.,,',, ",,,, ,„,, t ',,',-- .Paittli,',M,rBl,,ta,t.llPtie,ii-e,,9,:,,1611. 88,, , ;,.. - q., , ,,_,-p,•11, , pald'ecothypipiio 1., , $„-_.-. y, ,,, 19;05 ~,:„ , i ,,,,• ~,, pitid",llBl`c;7o°.l,M , Ic,' , i N''' l l` , :B4 . '3B'‘ , -:''' '44 • : 4 7801- M4 ll ilite'tf ''';',,,,Ve,"2',,,;,...;:i`i. ,/,,),,,..,:.11)1:x.,1 ..,,13f,.gr.7,114ii iiSVP;:*:I,!PJ;I.: ~,,,cirstiSt49ool4-44,...01,c . ; , .. i ,-.a . ,-f r:o9-, 4 ,, , it:?,, N 1,. krigittiv#ll k l ficktßi .. . , :lz -, , ,,- g;',T1. 4 1 4e 1, 53 c., .t i 01,7,.,..-, --,-,1,:,\-;II-etii;izj..-tzpv,ritham,,,,,,,,,,0;166,,rotrsg,-4 ..,'"`zi;2, ~':iii,,.,rigaiGiii,o,!mol.'!l,s,T,,,r,i'aij4C-64;1if,:•3`i';45:4 , ',-,,':' P 8 14)1 1 ,T, 9 1, / . 1 ,91!k1 1 :4?..-',, ,,`4 10 113 q0ri "" , :"" * ' :, ',?" 4,, t:vw., 1 4;4 2 ,...4ii i ri,,,, 1 v ii .„, 1 . 0 . 4 . 424 liv i i e3.,1 ":4Ci'14:441"!'11”!114119111114!P9,( t! f31' 41 ' 77: , .!t44,6ti11it5 ‘- '''',14.,i08;•:k9ifi'41.,,t,.'4%.44F-i. lti A, .= • REM Ncrotlbuttttoutettto and pGounirif.MarchAti3'' ..IPedlini inviternci . eall'and exaniiheAny : stock Of .141eiliciniaf„, Paints:7 Glass, al,: Var- .. , . I , 'PatentMedieinsti; •Herbe apd pxtriiiste; ...-!'.•. .-.FliM,Chemigals; • Splice, giOurotond whole. -Imitruments, . Essences; . •....--. ,P:titiy.siefi'l Oils Perfumery, it.c. t , DYE.SPUFFS. : ~ - - I Log nricl . Cam Woods; ,', l Oil Vitriol Copporas, Lae Dye PAINTS. , • -• . , Indigoes, Madders, Sumac Alum, Wetherill Brothees Pure Lead, Chiome Green and Yellow, Paint and Varnish-Brushos, Jersey Window Glass, Linseed Oil, Turpen tine, Copal and Coach Varnish, and Bed Lead, Aloof w,hich will be sold at the very lowest. markbt price, at the cheap Drug and Book Store of• . • S. 'W. HAVERSTICK. Nov 29th,•1848 . - Great Attraction for the Holidays At •Kriss-Kiakle'S Head . Quarter's, IN NORTH HANOVER ET., CARLISLE, TA. THE-Subscriber—would respectfully inform the citizens of Celli tle; and those who may visit it during the Holidays, that he is now manufac wring, and will keep constantly on , hand, a large assortment of CONFECTIONARY,' SUGAR PIJUAIRS, &c., suitable for 'hello.: pronching festivities, which will be . , sold Whole ante or Retail, nt the Oho STAND fit North Han over Street, a few doors north of the Bunk, where - he also has on hand a large assortment of FRUITS and NUTS of the importa tion, which wilt be sold •on nceommodating terms, consisting in part of ORANGES; LE- M(+NS. GRAPES, Raisins, Prunes, Dates,. Citron, Figs, Almonds, Cocoa -nuts, Cream% nuts, Filberts, Pen-nuts. English Walnutti, &e. &c. He would 'also call attention to the best assortment of FRENCH, 'GERMAN . , AND A NIP:It:IC AN TOYS, -ever brought to this place, eonsisOng partly, of fine French Fancy Bones, kid nnli jointed Dolls, all sizes, doll heads, fine China, common delph and wooden inn - nets, kitchen setts and" furniture in boxes-" Brass nod titt teumpets, Wooley dogs, bone, tin, linsket and other — rattles: Penny toys of all kitids, wagons .and wheelbarrows, fine tin toys, tools in boxes, gamalt, Puzzles, &c. Tornborines, Harmonicnns, Ac cordeons, drums, guns. pistols; &c: Gratur . arad Chinn toys, fine sewing Baskets;,Also, Toy and baske's, and a variety oher .artit too numermis to mention.. . In connection with the above he has just re ceived - a prime lot of • Fresh' Groceries, consisting of pulverized, crushed, loaf and brown SUGARS. New Orleans. Trinidad, Syrup,- - and' Sugnr House MOLASSES, very rheaj. Ininerial, Young Ilyson and Black - TEA. Chocolate, Water, Soda, Sugar, .and Pie-Ni. CRACKER'S. Cheese,Rice, Hldelting 47 , c. FRESH SPICES, such as nutmegs, cin namon' cloves, pepper,-ginger allspice, ground or whole. All orders thankfully received and rninetunlly Tordnded to by • ,r INIONYER. Nov. 29, - 144 R. • . '5O Sacks of Salt 11 - 11,9 T receitied in-Store tiltl for sale either in to the sack or by the bushel at the Store of. J D HALBERT Nov '29, 1848 Hl 4uhscriber has entered into nirange -1- ments with a house in Philadelphia, by w‘lieh he will be constantly supplied with' the beernnithe - of AV repp . ing Paper.--Cotitstry-Mor chants, and others waslong to save twenty-five per cent. on the above article can do so by call ing at the-store of Niw 20, IR.'S Cranberries, OF thr•bearrinnliiv in store and for tolliC.by Noy. 29, 1848. ' P. MONYER Farm for Sale THE subscriber; intending to re move to the West; offers for sale 'tie n the FA BM, on which he now lives., situate in Newton township, six • milestone' of Shippensburg and two miles above Stoughstown, on the road lending from the turnpike to the Walnut Bottom road, .containing l 4 Acres of Land, all of which is first-rate Limestone land, except-twenty acres of it, 'which adjoins the pine lands. ' About twenty-fonr nrmes of it is also first-rate Timber Land. The Farm is under good,fence end in a high stain of 'cultivation. The immovementit are a two-story Brick Dwelling House. Log Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib nod pther..out buildings. all of which are in gobd order. There is on the placo n young and thriving Orchard.— For further particulars enquire of nov22-4tpd DANIEL ECKERT. TlE•subscriber having just eethrnedfrom the city, would inform the public that novi opening a 'splendid assortment of SU MICR H A , rs hi, ofd stand in N. Hanover street.— 'His — stock comprises Mole kin. Nimbi, Rocky Mountain Beaver, Pearl, Cassimere and Silk RATS,. of the most substantial make and latest style. Also CAPS of every description and quality. lie invites his friends to call at his establish ment before purchasing elsewhere, as he is con fident that they will bird it to their advantage. mnyl.o . GEORGE KELLER. — WM.—Highest price given for Fae, Lamb'e Wool, &c. Anti .Dyspeptic Catlinlicon, For Dyspepsia, Nervous Headaehq„, and Liver Diseases. \llls is a Vegetable compound, warrented a safeind effectual remedy, not only for Dys pepsia, but for those diseases resulting from and connected 'with a disordered condition Of .the stomacli'and liver, or' derangeinentiof the tive functions,rsuch as debility or weakness, flatulency, loss of appetite, sour eructations end ascidity of the stomach, cosiiveness, imadriche, flatulent and billions colic. It is particularly re commended to !hos - 6 who are suffering b linder debility lind depression of spirits, its soothing iind• renovating powers being particularly adap ted to such cases.' . • For.sale by 7 Ltr."NV 13 FLEMING. (Successor of Dr. John Pr clgh, deceased,) ILL' attend all Medical calls in town or country, by DAY or MOM . , Old will give every attention' to patients entrusted to his care. 0 FFI,CE' .Etist High street, oPposite • [nov22—Gin'.., , THOSE wishing toftave • correct pictureei of liemeelvetf or, their friende, woldd do, well:..to soon' at the Daguerreotype Roorn,•in Market ficfanrei Carlisle. -Room open , from 46,...t at, to ~novls MUFF.9.4=rtief.si.iliiiitribor Just opening a lotor Ladies and Childrea'ailuffa at.va, wittENt jit t recewedy a vaiifily7of , ..Frenh?Ciothe tin* "c Ii) L9TH'CA , PS=JiIov receive , a genoral • • wattling or , Mon , , , ao,llloW:glo!h:aird ,V) I`.CIOt4 - CagiOtidredigiol4g4cie • ' --- ^,-wmrpritti ..„ ., EDE „Oa rpetUall. • •” • the 1004 .'nekortment:,' tliirpetinrf a ovoryyjarieit and styla, ever b r o! A `Ctotheobw pattp!ild; S9Mh&viTy(l o 4'ittll3,o thiittp; • '',- Yk.'T . - CIYGIT By 0. Am413}','A.11:41 . -XC!N s- rfit.",, , ru. i . IA 0.7 nri , 44},r7q.?6rjetiiit'inini, n l / 4 , iiefeiir " P,PfiCt*i; l4,ll4 i ,r ..:`?, :- .P' ' :,i '.'' ,:f. ' '' ' ''' . l. '- ; ' ':N.. a, illi',ol#4,!Sek,,eB,,,d;':',-;;=/.3.'-•`‘I -0tiit,Itie ici'liasbrvOlykYnii ari..;141,49y,5eq0..f.PP, 'Aimi'dislCEGtilliiiihii l 'id : 44144140414 lailliferpilitottliglOtlY4d ll3 tWd -111 5 1 1- I ARP# Pg.!: . - AVIV= and joy ,, :talOvat and.,.o . lolvpi.tratiintyp, ,orufiffi,tigitlitf#pq,%l44,o promoting !!?..,.,.?,.CITA!!.. .fpi4 - ' O,VV . : t'zll!ilrlY-q, gr, !ii . -1 4 :45 , 1:PA . 14 e, ,0111.it1'43jr,,,,,'.1a6,4'44.V.iiii, ~.,;iii„;;•,..„..: 4 ; , ' . ~. `, ,'i . ,_.,. ,„,„ . ws 4 ' , 4"P'" , Mrlaindq, • ijPe v1!,'“.., , 0 1 triiiims=4 . Tiiii•etiblOribAO: if gpoptni,,, ifirge,; 4 , ,9,0 •, , . 4 . ~. .1.44 : 1, , ,•-• -"' '- • *, ‘,...‘ 4. --, '' •' . - e , of teh v„l4 l, grxii.ry,4ottittety. v, '=,. h'e •tt ' . .Mi O toki:Shirlo . I ,ftePorilße.94 `.• - 5 • '-' 0 , ,e87 , 1 1 i v. r"-.lif >' 'ft 4 ' . l4,"*l` P Al 1. 1. k 1 1 1 iPiice ' ' i ea'Vriir ~ '3‘7'`- ' , k-: i p l YW itict , , P ,r t*f id T"9l/,0 1 -4 1 iitr. 6' . 4 .'14, ii,a 4. -7 , A , Ttt's ' . 4',oo(cv , vrilizif,'-1.- .. 0011 4.),4)=A - It , : , ? ) :•:.SS• „:4P1P, ,, ,,,=,;;; ~. 411111,1 ? ,, . - -: ...- : ,, , • ,,,. , 5 . ,04.L. 1 -1,,, • , ., , !-1. , :,-;_•,:,'.,,,,,,, ~v...,, ,-4,,1,.„ ~),,,;,?0..,:,,,. .:,' ~ ,, . '4 N .'fi1?;,,;,1;1 : ," .,:, :7 , ?;•„.4,.;.; 4 ' ,' r.!4;',':•,',4',.::.;,;J:4((.:-,,,4.,j0ugx7-Jt(,;„l_,.-,... .f, ~,?., e't,...t..5 -.,...•" ~y...4.;, , vii.,L,,,, , :it 1 •••;• 1: ' , , ,,, ,-, —:•...4, , ,A.Rit• • ••, ,. , •-•• t ,• • t • • Wrapping Paper. 3 D HALBERT Hat mid Cap Store. Dr, W. L. Dreigh, 'Daguerreotypes J ArTHolvzsoN - V.d5,1EPR.13:41 A LBE ler4lWest: Maid' airier,. C til OiriYefirfif iheliee Pid,Pef Philtidelphiiiinarkete can afford. ••', The Csubecribee hurl uat i returned from the' city, and wthild.respatifullv. invite' the' public, in general and hlifthincliiiii;partioular; to call and esanine'his steak; Whietkeinlireceif all• the'articles utiutillY'kePrin his: line•Of; Bitch as Rio, 'Java and St Dominge'Ciaffee's Ifyson and Black Tees; Of•thi: best quality & flav43, loaf, falling . loaf, crushed, altirifiedynd brown 'Siigar's of every grade,-with' price to suit:, HonCyf'sugar. house, Orleans and, syrup Molasses. Spices of all kinds, •whieli will warrant pure and fresh ground.:-Brooms, buckets, baskets. butter bowels; wash 'rubbers, clothes pins and brushes of every variety.— 4astile, fancy,Tosin and country,SoArs.- Al. a; a general assortment of chewing and 'sine. king TOBACCO, spanish balf Spanish and com mon CIGARS. GLASS, QUEENS WARE, and CROCKERY of eyery description which he'will sell at the lowest possible prices. Feeling grateful for, the liberal patronage here tofore heehawed upon him, py 4 geneiviis pub lic, the subscriber tenders them his' hearty thanks, and hopes that in.hia efforts id please, and particular attention to business to merit a continuance of their support. • Nov'r 22 1848: )05. D. HALBERT. Strong Breeze from -. Philadelphia. • dIIARLES OGILBY will be re r;ellr: A ceiv trig this week a.large selection of W N I'ER GOODS, consisting of French nnd , English Merinoeit, Eachintres, Mods. de Luinelt, Terkeri Shawls and various articles of %Ladies' dress goods -- Our stock of Cloths, Gassimers, Vestings, &c. will be unusually large, and cif:the choicest style the city market can produce Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call and exliminelor - themselves. Rentiniber the Big Sign- nnd Big Windows, a few doors east of the Market House, and directly oppnsito Martin's hotel (novis For Rent. THE property known ns MID ' • DLESEX MlLLS,•situate•in N. 44' Middleton township, three miles 1 .44111- east of Carlisle. There are 90 acres of cleared land, a now Mer chant Mill, with four. mu of stones, Saw Mill, and a Plaster and Clover Mill. Tho water power is one of the best, in the State. Also, will be ranted, separately ,the FULL ING and.CARD - INC MILL. For particulpro apply to • _ W3l. PgN.ROSE, nov22-4t . 2_, Dit for Rent. . suliscriber offers for rent, from the Ist of - April next, a large BRICK MI LI., and SAW MILL, on the. Coneduguinet creek, in E. - Benoshoro township, Cumberland county, knowLA„ . l s Abraham Oyster's Mill. The Mill commits tour run at Stories, capable of ma king fifty . barrels of Flour every day.. The pro perty is in good order, and the situation good, with a sufficiency of water at all times. Apply to the subscriber to New Cumberland. novB-fit CHARLES OYSTBR More New, Goeds. ITE subscriber has just returned from the T city with n large and benmiful stock of FALL and WIIITER GOODS. ife would invite the attention of the public to call and see his goods before purchasing elsewhere. Racal• lecb th - e store. on West Main street; a few:doors west of Beitenes Hotel. EMI • __NOTICE „_ n the Court - of Common Pleas of Cumberland JOIN AGNEW vs. ANN.J3REDIN, Ad minislratrix of James' Bredin, dec'd,with--no ticc, &c. • • Te.eittnm Vend. Exps. to Perry county, No. 5 , 2 - Auenst Term 1848. heptember 12.1848. L. On motion of - Mr. - Reed dnnd affidavit tiled, money made on this writ considered in Court, and role-for-the-appropria tion of the same, arising out of • the sale of the Rhal Wstate of defendant, on Tuesday the 12th duy'of.Oecenabahrtext. By the Court: • %V M BEETEM, l'roth'y Prodinotary's Offiee, Carlisle. Nov. 1,1848. S NOTICE THE Court of Common Pleas of Cumber. land county has appointed Michael G. Ego as an Auditor to marshal the assets of .J URN LuTz in the hands of Ma assignees amongst his creditors. Ile will attend at the office of F. Watts, Esq., in Carlisle, for that purposo, on Satorday the 9,11 of December next. SA Mil bIL MYERS, .1011. N SNORE, novll. Astignees NOTICE LETTERS of Administration on the estate of SAMUEL BROWN, late of Frankfort tP., gionbarland.county, have been granted. to the subscriber, residing in snmo.township. All per sons having claims n4ainst the estate of said de- , eedent nre requested to present them fur settle tneni, and those knowing themselves indebteß to mako t immediate psyment. uov•2•t-(it . JOHN IWDOWELL, Notice A IS hereby given: flint all per - sone having claims against the estate oVJACOB BEAR. are rc• quailed to present them for settlement, and those knowing themselves indebted to come for ward and make pxyment wit Wont delay to EPHRAIM .11 nov 1. . Assignee Notice LETTERS of Administration on the estate of Dr..IOIIN - EIGD, dec'd, late of the bo rough of Carlisle, have beenvanted to the sub scriber by the .Register of Cumberland county. All persons having claims or demands against the 'estate of said deced't are requested to make known the same without delay, and those in debted to make immediate payment to ALPRED novls-flt Administrator- NOTICE. Larrr,RB .Tottamentary on the Estate of MOSES STORY, lateof Hampden township, Cumberland county, dee'cl,•ltavo" been granted to the subs6riber, resitlitty, in the same township, All petwitts having dentands against said estate are requested to make known the same withouit delay, rind those indebted to make payment to, GEORGE SIJERBAN, . n . 0v15.-.6t "- • . "Executor, Auditors Notice. TIID Auditor.. .appointed by Wip , 'Conr Common Plena of Cumberland 'connfy,•to mar shal:and distribute • the assets in the s.'hands of. Henry Leidigh, assig,nee Of ISAAC KEMPER wiII attend to the duties: ofhis, appointment et. his office in the borough of Carlisle, on Sittur day the'llik of December next; at to o'clock in The. forenoon. : AI which time and Iplice credi.: Ore will present their claims, and all parties in; tqcsted may attend, if thet , think proper. '01 . 1011 , 2-3t W. 13. KNOX', Auditor -7 , • • • • • Having thii day purchased' of John , E. FOR) , hiet entire . .etoch. of :goods waree,and mendiandize .St.e.-now in-hie kora in the-,Borough:of,Catilide , 'conditoted at the.'Barite etapd;bY andia nay IJOme., T HN-roRSER , , Leaf Tobacco: • 0 Huns.' , KENTUCKY` pmp" eivr , Lod Toba6cp;'fOr.Eifile kly "'' _ ' • FUNK. 41 . 4/4 1, E1t:.:. r.p,ioTa",-?qt4r , gr---—__. - --- .. • , . • itirERIN'OES;' 0 --A- ; ,C.-11 1.7 t riEi 8 cIf c: 'TVI —A e A ri: - r,ll 6 't n. ii .. : ' . ; 314 Soya q.? l :•• ItIBBMIS; ./Si e fr77A t further 69 - ~ Kplii,or,Anirraiii.Ye lyec *ibtirms. for iri mini iv '46ol.9goleiollAbb.ohill.9lte arid.:BuelcitiK • giiit , r e ., GNIT, e- , r• 4431101* , • . • .farlbOt. 1. pvoty,articte,,or!,6lndiCipii, ,j-.nolv; utie,Aojether,', , ,with:, , ,=Ptihdtsi , dite,',Veirnishes;,Tifrikeutirte;,Pettheitery;ltostie,, titionery, Fine,,c.utlpryo.,,•FiehrnEe;lebkle r _tt B reehes of;.,4ltnost.. eyery nd retie-variety oroltie t ,prijlg lc yrhibh ! stn: de•c-, aintitied Jo sell' et the. reitx4.6.wasT prieee. and lie rei,ore fee p etfully requested t uotio.pftstr. the 01;1) STAN 1?, ~,thenikiy:.rest assured that 'every, ortiale will beAeld efAgotirl quality, and ; pon reasonable, te fins. • .. • niey 2 4 •(' :Ptirfiiincit t • Oiliran . A FINE and freslirititiPlY' rom Roussel's and other of the testreitphouses, emoug-which are double extract , SweetTriar,. Rose Geranium, Verbena, Pate,bouly; Ifelletrope, Millefleur and Musk, tastefully put'up indlor sale'et the lowest prices. Also, for 'the. Ilair,,Biiiiitoline,'Pom• made aux Flintre, ,Tettnr4ind Atari. gloss; Bear's Oil, Maccaistir fine-scented Antitmo. Philocomejleeti 'Merrow, fine Myrtle, and Vio let Pemmndes. Also :Soaps, !inch as Ritussel'i3 Shaving Cream, Wright's. do. Military, do, - .Almond and. Palm Wash Soap, ,malting 'an assortment urisUrpassed.by atryin the borough. • may3l SAVERSTICK WRIGHT & SAXT'Oitr, MP 0 RTE RS and Dealers in Foreign and DomestieJIARDWARH, GLASS, OILS, PAINTS, NAILS; IRON, STEEL,‘&c,,Eapt. High street; oppositii'Ogilby't: dry gond.' stoie,' Carlisle ; Pa.; have/jusFieeeived and tire now opening a large' assortme n t or Goods in their line, to which then world call, the ittlektipitkr ; Farmers; Mechanics, Builders, Housekeepers; and others_ wanting Hardware, as their stock has been bought at the lowest rates, and will be sold ate small profit. Thiiy have also - reeeived a few 4 - 14.0.VEY'S PATENT STRAW and CORN STALL{ CUTTERS, to which they, would invite the at tention of Farmers. These Machines have ta. ken the premium at nearly all the Agricultural Exhibliimis, in the country, and tirtirciiiiitlefed preferable to any other, Clitter now • ori2s Wq ' zWlq7l;,T .. (r7l T HE subscriber has- just received a large and even: five - assortment of FAL - b - and - WI - N - - -- 'IER'G 00 - .)S, which he is determined to sell as low , as any other.-esablishment in.Carlisle. in the county Gall and see and judge for your selves Ilets satisfied that no one_can undersell him, and will give 'good bargaineto ell tjto may favor hint by calling at his store in: West High. street, nearly opposite Beetem's Hotel His stock consists of Cloths, Cnssimerse, Stitinetts; stain, cachmere. merino and , silk 'Vestings ; Me. ritmes, Alttelms, Mous 'de Laines, Cachineres, French -worked cofiars. kid gloves, silk fringes, gimps, flowets, thread laces, ike A large as, sortment of SIIA W,LS, such as Plaid, long and equare3-13Innket -Cnclimere, Tibet; Terlteri; Mous do Leine, black Cachmere; Nu FLAN NELS—ScarIet, yellow_and white.; cotton flan; tiels,..blunk‘ets; linseys, Kentucky panes, tick ings at calicoes 3 to 61 cis, very nhenp musltns, hosiery, Berlin! and Cnuhmere gloves, comforts, woolen* yarn; winter ginghams • Alse, a large assortment of LIONN RIBBONS, very low, satin plain and figured Mantua. plain, bared, striped and floured Also GROCERIES ,and QUEENSWARE, such as Coffeg,. Ten, Sugar, Spices of air kinds, tobacgo, negnrs, crockery, glass and (plea naware, rice4rfoti :, olate. stareh.Tngether with nunserous'othel" articles - R CROOKS. Give.him a call, • - ; oct3s GARMONY Aernt :or owners 'MIELE CZOIAP. irty opposite Pawn's Hotel, NY hero Clothe. cassimeres, satinetts, vest ings, flannels, liiiSeina, Canton flannels, shawls, gloves, ribbons, Irish 'owns, muslin de ;Totes, aipachus, 'Coburg cloths, mnrindes, velvet cords,'tickings, ginghains, calicoes, bliTtkets, Groceries and Queensware, will' a variety of other good's ea,, -be-ha d-verrlow,--Ga I han d-see -It is-eh erk stock . novJ J G CA RMONY riIHE subscribers would inform their custom• I ors and the public generally, that they are desirous of 'giving tip business, and will sell off at first cost their stock of pry Goods, Groceries. Queensware. &c. The' public are respectfully invited to call and got BARGAINS. They would say to those who know thein selves indebted tO the subscribers, by note or book account, to call and pay-up as soon as pos. sible, as they intend to wind up their business in a hurry. nov 1-3 t MYERS & SHEAFFER ritHE subscribers having purchased the right 1. of Cumberland county for making Crow oil's Patent Thermometer -Churn, they would respectful y inform the Farmers and public. in general, that they will make and offer for stile their Churn s p at the Cabinet Ware-room of Geo. Spangler, in. 'N. Hanover street, next door to the office of D. Smith,' k:sq. 'rite principal advantage this Churn has over all others in, that_ it is so eanstrucicd that the tor can be taken 68'0 as to give free access to' lilb inside clothe churn,- whio% makes it convenient to.put in the cream , and get But the batter. A Thermometer is attached to the end of the Churn so na to show the 'exact temperattire oh the cream, which experience shows should IN 60 degrees to make good Butter. A chamber or space is arranged around the bottom of the churn, for the purposeof admittingoold or warm warier, scuts lo bring the-cream to the desired I.6ffnieraiiiiii wlfheifrintititig — the warer' - with the cream. The secret in churning 'butter bli, to have your cream at the, proper 'temperature ; it will produce more and 'better butter, and take less time in churning;, it churns eqUallk Welkin cold or warm weather—no such thing as having calffed butter. All that is necessary to make good butter all seasons of the year, is to get one of Crowell's Patent, Thermometer Churns.— , , We would most respectfully invite the public to call and eicantitie fur themselves. x'' 'GEO. SPANGLER, 'SAWL. MYERS. • • , —. . . . ' Mr. Geo. Spanglor—Sir: We have been using the, Thermometer Churn got of you for, some time, and :find ii far superior to the old barrel churn for several - easons; first,"groat saving of time in geithig butiorolic nveraga Jima of thurn ing nhout fifteen minutes, (all weathers); -sec ondly, the huller when oftininoil le much , firmer than,when,.using -inrother."Chnrn tinelly, my folks say, they would , not exchange' it,for any ether' 'churn, and:tiVice-the original-coat of the Thortnometerrehurti....;.; , , 'Sep:: Y 8,11848.1 • .. :,;;W:W.,:,SHBAFFER. Mr. Goo. Spangler--I; have had tit& CriiWet. - Thermometer. Churn -yoh.nted& for me An , use nt my place,nndlticlis. net: bestial ti :to Say ) hit t Farmer ehotild he without :it: ',Fifteen minutes. is tilf the..time.re . nitirtiCtp, riihke entEtlitlP Valueof this' :Intier,coMiiiete this, th a t y. it requires , More , time at , - shy, ore, season thn tii , iipot her, I bit, the , i s timperhtnre of.r.the cream nncessar,)&lo,Moke. butter, le Pro.: dueed with terminty,and`vvithOiit the,adinixture' of waiM Or ' cold' water With' ihe eiestit „ • " • ;Fri:EDIC•WATTS, "l`CiliSle - , - Ku-17 - ,19415 , ;" --= , --- • , brihefit'cifthe , .botter part of men I ?eve Mt•j§rtii of y. welinvefo .thirty littid:lasi nc,the.'olo bar rel o elt be "ciiniparedlinrowhieiVl either for: t tiarr,til'eifprit' t'oisif goofi*.friu'..fohr hourii,to;chtitit,the-,'clioritlitg; _Therieelifeittritive can "churn -butter ' , in.:, frorir-filteert ,, ,i6-4Wentinutsi;-twenty cream to the. properlem poraturp." eau.reeem 7 , mendkt the4nlblie , MCnocheat:VC •o •16 3 ciSEPH • . Wittpitfaciukk.',,toe , , order ,WARE' of :eveiy:destiriptiOn , , euch ,anfurenue 'Sdeinihry'si'f3aftt,,CTrtigeht '.Bedatehde;: o ar.- , rtialettiMhlsilityketbst be b urabile,Wtitio: typoirfr-0 9 *1111 ilkttrObol l jib 16 1; 0211)*417 i i i ti f r anectlif4l4l4,ll .rap‘. inOdergit#l.7.ld4A*4*,o- ;(00 Jp 44 1 1 KVAlltiPottah , 4 171 4 Vljust rpdoir; ',4tpkroploir i l y, v i , , !• , -7 ,, V , • 'r . on. ESE NEII -IS-EttlOrt, - 44!.ia et; Cailinfe . LeITES.I' Attßi VAL seeing INt at Cos T.. - ',};;':', l ::: , :' ,, ',%':':' - ' ,. !:.:•'..6 - c:: - ;/; '.,.?r'?'-'1,,,.-i',-,-:,,'7'-'!y.F,,. MEMO • ' .onseuid-LoCfoi . Sale; _ ,stilertuveirdesiratile:!..V.Wo•story,Dwell..' , II rug' apnea; with ; n auk huildlifkattialieiLreittiate Weit , Linither street adjoitung'the lot-of-Mr Joint Keller, gun aturtiow. T° Rua property-belongs ft . %%ter right Co a well ut ing,lot;;Whittli.'r_eritle,rs it more lifialiahle • Ritould' it, ea; atpr,ivate g9th, of Do- . Oehiliiii; it 'Will . nfrir - gti. y on. that dtiy,.at.,2 o'alock,,on. the, prOmiSes. ;For rns ter,,,which m , will .he ado....easy, ektljt to.the ' suerther', _nearly iipposite the Railroad ;oi fi co. eel , The House . and Lot, adjoining,: belOnging to Mrs. Creighton, alSo for sale ' novls-ts , JOHN F.HILLIVS . Ag' Igor' Rept: j am ~THE subscriber - ope r a for rent for onn Mor more yenrs, o WAGON AK lf,fi.'s YII nud BLACKSMITH SII.OP, botfi under ono roof, ennui() on the Trindle Smog road,'near .Richard's Invert', in North Middleton townehip. It is a first-rate stand, having been occupied .as such for ninny .yeart#, and being well known. If rented by single men hoarding could be got convenient. novB . , . JACOB RINGWALT Warentaise for Rent. , 1 - ,, ,ii - WILL be rented by public outcry, ." ./: I , :on SATURDAY; the co r n mod 1 ••••1 , 1 voinber, the 'large .And coMmodunis II iiii! I) i ‘:', WitehOUßT, - Sitiilite on the I tailroed, ••I -'-'-- in the borough of Mechanicsburg, 'now .. , . George liecupted-by Singty.or ;The Ware ill house Lot fronts on the Railroad 263 feet, giving, '1 pliinty:a.ilipin for cars and wrigontr '- '''":• •-. . ' .• 7 1'he'helf of the Warehou - Sei front the garret to thelower'floari is finished as a Dwelling-house, and caphble of cunifortably accommodating sev eral families Attendance will be given on said duy by TVIEILEY SLISA N A MEI LEY, Eers of 'Henry Meiley, decd novl ' House and Lot for. Sale. - .. . VIII subscriberoffers nt privato. - 1;21111 the-property n Wltichite now. lives, situate . in Plainfield, Com tV, 5 I -0 .;\ berland county, live miles from Carlisle, consibting Ma LOT con tattling upwards 'of An Acre or ground, on which is erected .11 - new 'two story Brick DWELLING HOUSE Sinith Situp. Stable &c. l'here is n never failing Well of IVater nearthe house, anti alary,e _.titunber_of.sers_chOice Tires on the lot. It is,an'old 'mud Ibr n Blacksmith, turd well known AB - 61111.11 through the country. The' Whole . property'isin - good - condition: ---- - - 11,ttot sold before Saturilay, the dth of.Novem her next, it wift - oii hunt day he exposed to puldie sate . at one o'clock in the forenoon, on the titre mines. ortlt-pd GEO. fIORNING Valuable Limestone Farm- AT F'RIVATE.SALE. :Tlll3 inibecriber offers at Private , Sale the Farm on which he now iii 15 situete in DickinsOlvtavn• 'I ship,' Cumberland co, on the Wal• - nut Bottom Ana about four Milos, frOm Carlisle, containing 109 Acres, more or less, of first rate Limetitone Land, shout 9A acres of which is cleared,•and in high state of cultiva. don. The improvements are a large Frame and Plastered Dwelling House, Log Ilsrn; 2 Tenant (louses, Corn Crib, Wagon Shed and all'other necessary Out-buildings. Also, two younglOrch= nrds of very fine febit, ono of which is now in full bearing order. The Farm is admirably -situated, and presents strong inducements. to intrchasers. For further info ration apply to the subscriber, residing on!the Farm. . se p97,—.1 a • p . • GE(L LEE. VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE T-ITE-sobseriber-offers-at-Pri-- ' vale Sale the following . described Real Estate, situate in North Middleton township, Cumberland county, containing 150 Acres, more or less, patented land, about it?.s of which are cleared and in a high state of cultivation, and the resTdue covered whlt thriving young 'limber. The improvements arc a twO.storY Log House, Stone Kitchen, Frame Barn, Wagon-shed and Corncrib, and a line young thriving Orchard witlif. choice fruit.,' The Farm is well covered with Locust 'Timber. There are a number of never-failing running springs of water near the door. The, above. mentioned tract.iri all Lime stone Lend, and is in. a healthy neighiiorhood, within two miles of Carlisle and one mile from the Cumberland Valley Railroad, and lying on the Canodpguinet creek. The Form IS con venient to tke Carlisle market. The purchaser can have the whole Farm, or 100 acres and the Improvements, or 50 acres, or the 50 acres di vided into Live or ten Into, fly this latter divi sion the property would suit persons in Carlisle who wish to purchase , An indisputable title will he given. For terms apply to the subscriber, residing on rho Walnut Bottom road, five miles from Carlisle. septa . JOHN FISHB URN, sr. Plainfield Nuriery and Pomologi cal Gardens, Five wiles west of Cal (Netvville toad.) 110 OW contnies one of the largest an !Mat se- lected assortment of FRurr TREES. ever offered (or sale in Petinsvlvania, to. which the subscriber wishes to call the attention of all lovers of fine fruit. .Phunters will' find it deci dedly to their advantage to purchase of us, as we have no immense stock of the very finest large healthy trees, of .thwhest grafted _varieties, such as cannot be haul elsewhere. Apple s ,Peaches, Pears, Plums, Cherries, Apricots, Nectarines, Almonds, Raspberries, Stu...wherries, Sec, to gether with a spleneill 'lot of Evergreens. all of which will be sold lower than ever offered here. .tnfose, Apple trees very large, 10 to 14 feet. high, strong stocks, perfectly farmed Vends, - of bearing age, at 10 eta each. Ordinary Rood trees, such as are usually sold at Nurseries, at from 5 to 7 cts each. Persons buying to sell again supplied at a liberal. di sconni.' The NM that we are re. moving our enure stock to other groonds compels Os to offer such ettraordmary inducements to purchasers. Every tree tent from our establish ment is distinctly labeled and' carefully packed, so es tb give the moat entire sittistliction. T rees ordered by letter will he 1113 earelully selected and pnekee as if the , purchaser was present, and can besafely sent s thousand miles. Printed este. l o getaturnishe,tlgratis trod apploonion. Address post paid, ANDRE V cAßarrigits, octl P-6.0 Cerlisle, Ps, ITTGULAND, NURSIIRT ZEIZI :{ = ONE ME 1111 NE :•,, 1' , .., , ,4- < ,iy?-,°:••' , •'0 : • tiritik2ii*, ~,,r•--.. • ., _ .pkiic.Atirly,... 411L ' analtdc 'lrattitia . .ro7 . ple Mile i6y*: t"° h'°'ii.Cif3 '-'''dill,axteheiiinidort t 'ot.y . .., Lit ~A.l.,#,,,'lle''llk.itit.-0',A.,14ifki.1"4/11*;:i:f1;'''''' ~.,• ••- c , ,,' E1ty,L, ,, ,. , .e, avoyarge!-I,f,P9r P 4:to the public ; , . embra ct 4;41 . _ , 1;ihi :moat aiiTLNtQ, nriatiaiL.Ot`zApplo;l4ol49t i . 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Its progress to the fame it has attained' maybotraced by . a lo ng.4ne (acts and cures , that stand as landmarks and beacons for the invalid, ppuntorf t h e Wart° the haven of health. • • " - "• •"' The 'following is from Col. S. G. Taylor, a gentierenn.of high,standlngenti*tenhi' acquaintance in,the Southern states, and•lutely appointed Consul to New.G4iidat,,S . • Messrs. A. B. & D. Sanas:— Nan, York, January 70HW.. 0 Escrism ert,—llaving used, and witnessed the effects of yourexcellent pteponittok! 'of Sarsaparilla on different .persons, in varietal parts of the •Suhthera..country, Virginia, Louisiana, Texas, and Mexieb, -i feel molt pleasure in stating the high .oninion entertained of its great medicinal value.' my own case it acted almost , l like a charm, removing speolily the enervated stale of .the, systemouul. the must agreeable manner, a tonidtintl invigorating influenee: -- "' - Your Sterstipasillit 0 highly approved nod' extensively -used by the U . : State* ermy::, in Mexico, and my cousin, GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR, has for thei past five.yeare-: been in the habit of using it, suid recommends the same; Ito and myself adopted the' article ut the same time, and it is now considered an almost indispensable requisite in the army. In conclusion I would sny,thnt the better it Is known the "Mere 'highly It will be prized, and 1 watt that its health-restoring virtues will-hake it,geheratly known throughout the length and breadth of nor 'widely-extended country. •.• yours very respectfully, Se CL • U. S. Consul to New-Grenada:- l" .n WI 11. 1 1 1 11110 !II; REMARKABLE..O...URE OF .SCROFULA..'.L,,o • Soul Conn.,lsavery I, 1841: Messrs. Saves :--clentlemen—Sympathy for the afflicted induces me to Inform-OS of the remarkable - core effected by your Sarsaparilla to the case df She was severely afflicted with the Scrofula on different parts of the body; the glands' f. the neck were greatly enlarged, and her limbs much swollen. After sugering.ovel R year, and finding no relief from the remedies used, the disease attacked one leg, and below the knee suppurated. Iler physician advised it should be laid open, which was, done, but without any permanent bene fi t. In this situation we heard o f, mid were induced to line SAI4DS . Sarsaparilla. The first bottle produced decided and (atm• able effect, relieving her mote than any prescription she had ever taken ;.and before' she had used six bottles, to the astonishment and delight of her friends,' she found - her health mute restored. It is now over a year sin,cer•ilio, cure _was_ellected,Land.fter health remains good; showing the disease we's thoroughly eradicated fromthe systein. Our neighbors are all knowing to these facts, and think Sines' Sarsaparilla a Flint blessing to the ago, , Yours with respect, JULIUS RUIZ. ki:: .', ' Extract trunk a letter received from Mr. N. W. Harris; a gentleman welt known - In, l'---__ • I Louisa county. VS. :—" I have cur e d. a negro-boy of mine with-your tiarstiparilla II /,-.l' • who was attacked with Scrofula, and of a scrofulous flintily. Yours truly • •'' .. Ficicrick.s 11011, Va., July 17, laid." •• N. W. lIMIRIO.I • . - • The following testimony from ' Rev . John Grigg, late Rector of th e Church of the i Crucifiticti in this city, commends itself to the attention of the allieled. Numerous • •'`:!1 ~ certificates of cures of various diseases effected by this medicine aro almost daily .ti received:— 1 1 - Messrs. SANDS :--A member of my family has taken your valuable Sarsaparilla for l••i mt severe serofulotis affection, &c. with the must beneficial effect resulting from its ,;.1 • use. ft awes me very great pleasure to record mytestintonrin behalf of its virtue' lilll1;1:1 and efficacy, hoping that others inny be induced to make a trial of It. rj-i 'tXeu Pori, May Ili, IMO. JOHN GRIGG. - Messrs. A. B. & D. &otos :----' Neriaiek, .4". Y., Oct. 0. 1847%. itl ' •--,-' Gs scrtestcy--=Peelitias of gratitude induce MO to make fl public acknowledgment of the benefit (have derived (rpm the use of your Sarsaparilla. I have for several, • .. I, i lit years been afflicted with scrofulous 'swellings to my head, which at times would' Y gather and discharge at toy throat, nose, and ears, and at offers-would break out In •r , different parts of my face, and head. These continued until my throat, face, and • head were almost one complete sore, and for a long time I was so hoalse that it was 1 ' with the - utmost difficulty that IMotild speak above a whisper. ' During-this time I bad formal attacks of pleurisy and ether diseases. I conatilted different physicians, and i 1 ' tried various remedies, but reeeivedno benefit until I commenced using yourZansa, l parilla. - Into now well ; the sores are-all healed, and I attribute the result &Mealy,' i i to the effects of your vititis Utsi valuable medicine. , li Yours, respect and gratitude, PUEDE CAHOON. .. 1 .11 a Being personally acquainted with the person above named, I believe her statement- - to be correct. JAM r.s.m. D. CARR, Jostles of Ike-Peace. - 'l O ;.r• PREPARED AND SOLD, WHOLESALE AND lISTAILi /3r A. B. Az, D. SANDS, DRUGGISTS AND CGEMISTS,, FULTON-ST.,DOSS or..WlLLiam, Naw Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United States and Canada ,Itl .by S. ELLIOTT, sole Agent to ZIEW GOODS! rirEw GOODS! JUST received at the • 'VI"B MOIL E," a large assortmentof FALL'S:. WINTER GOODS, "T'.A consisting in part of the • following articles, viz : FOP. LADIES. Rich satin striped Coehmeres, Aimless, Mous de, Lain. new style Albions, figured dress Silks plain Silks, Torment's, Merinoes, French wor ked Collars, Kid Gloves, Shawls, Ribbon's, assorted Silk Fringes, black do., Silk Gimps, Bonnet Silks, Flowers, Thread Laces, &d, I= Black French Cloths, black Cassimeres,fancy Cassimerea, Cravats, Satin, Merino and Valentia' Vestings, Cloth Cups, Also, Muslin, Gloves, Hosiery, 10•4 Sheeting, bleached and unbleached Shirting, inconet, Swistl Mull and Bishop Lawns, bl k and cid'd Kid Gloves; Silk, Cotton, Lisle l'hread, Merino Gloves for Indies, gentlemen and misses; cotton, merino, cachniere, alpaca and woolen Hose, for ladies and gentlemen. t I would inform the citizens of 'Carlisle and vicinity, that the above goods, suitable for the Fall trade, are eponed and ready Ibi inspection, and I am confident that persons examining my stock, from the greatly reduced prices would be induced to make their purchases therefrom. • sep27 • S. A. COYLE. DEW AND CHEAP STORE Great Bargains. rio nE subspribers, recently from Philadelphia, ,11_ respectfully intorm rho citizens of earlisle_ and surrounding houurry, that I hit) , have jest opened at the corner of N. Hanover and !mitter streets, an entire new stock or DRY GOODS; O OCERIES and QC , EE IV A RR, together with n general assortment. of BOOTS and Sflo ES, all of whieh have been purchased at the present low prices, and will lot sold very cheap for cash. Please .call and examine the stock, as we are determined to sell at very small profits. They have also been appointed ngenti for ihe, snip of the Pekin Tea Continuity's TEAS, of which they keep n general assortment at Philn• delphin retail prices. S. 1). POWELL. & CO. St and GooDF,&,,—An nssortmoht o sag S and Purse.Claspa, Slides and itings. - Purec Saks, Steal Benda, Crochet ' Putterna, - Needlee, - kcjnot received by pep27l Doctor'J. Armstrong, .1 HAS- reMoved •to Movander!s. Row; • %-- Pitu Street, oppositt, the dwelling of Dr. _ , ILoomis. ' 11O'cloiiiiiiies in ilio prit.th,o .of ...'..IVIEDIDINE mid St/Ill:DRY: Midwife• ry • and Disclose of: Women and Children,'will :claim special attention. :• . iret2s • . .'".' . i'' l `.• Cleary Millinery . Goods. ..• • . SVLENDID, as9rtnrient; consisting „ „•, iftowins atidTEATitins, , cheap foi - : .47 S...StieOnil rhiladeltilaicti. . opp2pl 3V ails; Nai ls ': , l,:gt4B l lFutieliiii.uitilsl(l . ll . o dSi 11 C - WOrliogs - lttorvolor do- , •,se tor ante F 4 i,UNKABI-11111.41Ftgi : :' *I:. • • .I[ATA'rE 11It q OF, B 0 0 Ta-r.-Aust rf ceive -Sholleto 0 oum'plihnlidtiiiittnenrof , Lidies!, ,and hildron' Shoes, rildopod Pricas•t ;.00.14 ` 1 loi 'Or Tit rkeri Shei I se;... 0,„ qlsq atutAifigay]i) Blankot ,SkrA;lsol97,. .cipliping the,clipalatore,..of 4 41411,01dEt JD , .men,c!,prFtiinCli Darin reco,liiid; ilk,' I *ft,r,Wat.iportiit'otOr,allknds: ariOkqilesbldriew: qv a~;;~r;7a ~~ ~.~~ ,~ u,: Y eti ~ ~, ^ ~~r .~^, ~., gig. , ~~.,~r ~..,M n - ~ ` ~.~~,-u: ENE MEM Price $1 per Betllcr r i sue Dottloq for $5 C arlisle tiPtACIAZS43/400011*, 1 1 TIIE subscribers have just reoeivedfrom the City the largest quantity of DRY GOODS ever brought to Carlisle. Their stock consists in part 01 the following: • CLOTHS—MIIe ' brown, blue-hick, green, from 81.50 per yard up to $4. C A SST NI Ell ES and V estings—good, heavy and fine striped Cnssimeres, 75 eta 87i and 81 per yd. Some of the most handsome Vesting@ in the county. Casinetts from 25 to 87i me. CASIINIERES and Mous. de Lemuel', from 15 , i to 621 cis.' CALICOES—about 5,000 yards, some very good at six cents per yd. Alpochas and Meri noes, 181, 25, - 371, 50, 62i cm. Splendid lustre Ginghams at 12.3 Ms. Yard' wide 'Muslin at 4 eta per yd. - Good 'Pickings, 61-;.10; 1 21,1 8- i• Bestquality domestic Gingbams,Warranted‘fast colors, at 121 cis. Fine Irish Linens 50, 62i, 7.51m5. Linseys, 121,16, 25 cts.• Woolen Flannels at 12k, 281, 25, 31,50 mei • • • Gum Shoes, all kinds and sizes. Ribbons for bonnets at 8, 12.4, 15, 181, 20 cm. Laces slid Edgings,. cheap, real thread lace. wide, ni cis. Cloth, Glazed and Fur CAPS, 121` cla to et: Together with almost every eitiele in eta:line, which we nre-determined to close out, very low. Also, on hand nn assortment OVREADTI. MADE CLOTHING . . Minnibling - ollinifettlinett Coats at $5; Pants ; 1,75.t0 r3.sofor'eassimere; Vests, 1,00 to 3,00 for satin. We haven large stock of Cloths, &c, f;om which thosesnii se lect and have their measures taken tTho cannot suit themselves in ready made. The Clotlkip_g Store ni-conduetedlby,aeorife Bentz, who Is n - Cliniivoledjed lobette — oribii best 'l'ailo s in this county; who will talliti,nies sure and tincture clothing fron4 - 11 to $5 on the • tit oh per than cap he had olsoydhere.— .Give Win all young men oct4l IA di,.,.NV VERY IMPORTAMIT'.' 'To those who wish toluyoat = . -their Cash to the ve4.ltictit,:4ll va HMO ir ill A R LES o,GlLlrris now opening hilt- • lJ immense mid splendid atock:or FALL end, WINTER DRY GOODS, and tospeetfullt in vites one and all to call andiook .befere,gutette- Mg. es he is determined -le„ give,: wiser "nelt- OA Ms . in thi.tvii y . .priveeand theantifttlitoodn- Rim'stock et:Maisie ',of all , -kinds 'and:Attendee of Clot hs,.Cassitheree;•Casinttl te;:gefill0 1 1 - 41 -101 "• hiriscyti; and, • thor ;Woollen line;' i'liditeZieb: , . • meree, ' stile, Wilmer,: GiOgltanis,r.:beautiful - )int Calicoes, rtittallns °yeti ; kindAind..9l4elit3q,•wp. - tiemelv chenit'; the best and . ".lergsst' kloAri'ot: t. CA- RPETS thot' , he heeled liiiiten:Yeilte'tothi , :v er,e. , ; 'pattermsi•gitodl' fabrics ell EA r.. A lareer.assortritett t ec ' 101 l nod ,completa - useertireent:' of !Vidlee*: . fina : DItEIBR , GOO DS+ , k large Sif Q ind,,GßOCEßlES;all•C•l4hich''.wl4, be sold at the'smalleet,profits:' , . Be sure to' call and' see: for.yOurrilvvi, bitote:, . 'purchasing leinemheetheithr, 04; • , wolf es(ablitiked:stand,nt l i s l e.' ' IKY - teok Oil( I'4 iti!; . tante Sign. Large }pin- • (Iowa" and , Latke , S totk • ' _ _ . , . . aslitkAinent - : 4YII, Chi, tip M 0 Af.L the‘ndviiatt(l-t.sottlar:Oterp, lie lure n [the day ma , i LlFE&..tißo'l',lttlt!.B; # 0 111.,„ . .111 4 1001 atreg yA. coun Tv, amnia received:, ' CSuntry illinnel;'oVwOol;‘aikheriFlE --siteet:i,..i.o,l'ik:'mv;ol‘iq,,,f,ottl7,s; %/t• TAltere4` loCc s elciiiirieV;'l4,ot l i o ; ..“.,Alpachti*Atod,Airalilpirreabeigiffilit cash itt t.);13p4 4;v, .540 ,rll.igpottAvDizaziog ';,'Atedli!EL,fof 4./' tiir'emito • - jtgq,;:t . it : - , 0043 , .1;:kt.A.:A5k541 , 4t:0rvt... 14 i 0 -I Wir I,,..4l:;.find9l.ll4.Tlfi,lllir°''.!;itbe ''•fzt.,- i*eptu,lLM., w144,1'4- 0- •O r k ' Et.%;::t ,6951.-4,l,tilkiiSpgge t tror 0, ; !'Ri' t::~z~~ i~G~ '4:,.. ~.Y. b'. 1. • MEE
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