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WEDNESDAY; '31.14Y 4,.;1549
Fancy_ printing.
tJavin'q ordered for our Job Office en tultiltiona . l
variety of Fancy Typos, .Orttainoots, &cc., we are
, prepared to dn kinds of printing, such ne%Circit.
laic, Illariks.Caxds, ac., in tile Most showy style. and
Prices ns low as any other Establishment. We have
also peculiar facilities for dolnttmorriphlet printing.—
Our friends are requested to give 'ail a call.
Celebrations of the Day.
A plentiful "Rough and Ready!' din
nor will ho prepared-for the Whigs by their
'energetic committee of arrangements ' ; at Hen
arson's Gioire. The company *ill be expected
on the ground by 12 o'clock. Tickets to the
dinner, 50 cants.. Wo hope cv3ry Whig. may
find at convenient to be there. ['here will ba
some speaking heap of toasts, wo hope,
and a "good time" generally.
Tho'sibbath schools connected with the sev-.
cral churches we Maim , 3 have genetally made
arrangements for celebrating the day by pie
nic parties to the country.
This evening the annual exhibition of the
Union Society of College, will bike place,.and
doubtless attract the usual throng of youth
and beauty.
Dickinson College
COMMENCEMENT.— The time for the
anniversary exercises of this Institution is just
at hand. In the high character of the orators
from abroad, we have the assurance of a most
interesting Commencement season..
This evening, "the 4th," the anniversary
exhibition of the' Union Philosophical Society
will take ,place. •
On Tuesday, the 10th, at 8 o'clock, P. M.
the Sophomore cxhibition . 41 be held in the
College Chapel. -
On Wednesday, the' 11 tiviit 11. o'clock, A.
M. an addresis will be delivered ,before the
Belles Lettros Fellowship by Jon R. Tirscrx,
.Esq. of Philadelphia. At 8 o'clock, P. M. of
the same day, the Rev. gEo. A.CosaEic a A. M.
'of Washington, will deliver an Addreabefore
theUnion Philosophical Sociely, •-•
Commencement exercises will take place on
Thor sday,.the 12th at 10 o'clock, A. M. Tho
graduating class we learn numbers twenty-,
eidnryoting nice, who leave the Institution
with a high character for talent and acquire
ment.
EXHIBITION OF THE HIGH SCHOOLS.—
We were in hopes see one would have sent
us a notice such as it deserved, of the exhibi
bition of the High Schools, on Friday evening
last, as the denseness orthe crowd and the in
tolerable heat did not allhw of our staying to
witness all the exercises of the occasion. •Suc
-6el:' it to's...ay that we hear it spoken of on alt .
hands, as a most satisfactory exhibition, cred
itable to the pupils and gratifying Id parents.—
The general examination of the 'schools
through the week we arso hear spoken of in
warm terms pt admiration, und—with equally
strong exptessioris.,of" praise toward the very
°efficient Board of Directors and the 'various
Teachers. Our Public Schools are the noblest
treasumol the community, and the interest
that ie manifested in them is an encouraging
eircumottince. as showing that the cause of ed
ucation is properly apmciated.
NEW POST : OFFICES.—A: Post Office
bas. been established in Hampden township,
Cumberland county, and names Habil Hops
. Mr. George. W. Fodor has beets ap
pointed Post Master.
An office bus also been established:we be-
Novo, at Boiling Springs; (Ego's Iron Works,)
in South Middleton township, and Mr. Leidich
t ppointed Post Master. •
Mliorraav ELECTION.—We learn that
Gen. Henry Fetter, of Perry county, was on
Monday lasi elected Mejhr General — of this
Division, beating his higires,oppenmt but five
votes.
CARLISLE BARRACKS.--TllO command
et this iMst. haa'beco asamned by, CM. Comte,
of the Secon4 Regiment tiragoone,'Col. MAY
haying Pert to join his regiMent inx"New Mex
ico. Car. Co . oke le en officer or high character
and. experience.-
• ErwAiirmENt.- - -The Encampment • of
Veeintocre arDoubling Gap Springs promises
to be n:large and handsome affair. Besides the
Carlisle Codats, the Ringgold Artillery from
Newvillc, and the Landisburg Cadets, Jrdin
Perry eountMvill unite in the encampment.—
It will commence on the 24th of July.
IMPORTANT INFORINIA4N I—rFrir 1110 diffi
cult respirption•and debility attending diseases ofihe *
Lunge, Throat and Breast. Thoulson's Compound
Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphtha has been found an
involitahle runiedyl. Besides Its power us an exper,
tornnt to relieve tho Lungs from the uccumulatid
matter-which-results- from-the - rein irecl - state - of the
system In hot weather. it also acts as n healing halm
to the ulcerated parts and a strengthener to the sys
tem.
So Salutary la the action of the Syrup this re
spect that many of our moat respectable kliyinclans
employ II in their pracilce, and wo have daily eirl
dencebf cures elected in pulnionary diseases where
skill hair utterly failed.
Tali invaluable medicine is prepared only by Ana-
Mb! and Dieksbn, at the N. IL earner of Filth and
Borneo street PAilndelphla. bold by JAMEcCC•LEM
-ING, Sole' agent:' for Carlisle.
Contagious - arid Eilideinl;: - Direases. - == - Wat e
-must be adapted to the nature of the fish, or there
will be no propogation of the species. The coil nunit
he'adaptiol.to'rho oitedier.there will be no increase.
The.climate moat have those matters In It Which
will unite and troop, alive epldeinical ,or„nentegioun
pahlone, or they•will become . .extlogulnhed, like a
lamplhat lenneepplied. with .911. Bo 'lt' Is likewise
withithe 'Heinen Frame: It;,cartnot bo glpJaFlnlly ef
fected by epidemical or conhigloue otaladieei' haloes
there ha Ono oatene floating in the circulation
4 . which offer the nppropriate Olt. fly purifying our
bodice with the Ilnietnnexti PILLS, wbich have am!.
' . otty wills Mope Ampurities upon which. contagion
ferule. ive they atsvnye feel score whateVer disease
may rtige aroUnd r ue. True, we marhuve ,It, bet It
•, will Noon best - var. our' eicithese 4 w,ill,lip tho affair of,
p" ayor twp. Whilo't,hoect'who.have been toO
....:sll,thlcelmplet and xdoellent rededy. , elt her 'dea,•oi
''..,littexdveelseviterhaitnitirsohitie or Aiickneee' t
eSOicl.ltinerlielp, at 411•eact4 per box
polhorteoni - Shlppenelnieg ;
IgeW"(tuthinirland,; M: Ulmer, 'id
Alhlientatistusyn Hoglitaitown
•,.;
tint& '
112dnitme In 111sirT)tivieWsnattv both of this cavity „.;
Onthe 22th alt , by the came , his , Gamma • Warzet.i. ,
to , ,Mlas Snead ELLiatot slits to a, !loth o Carlisle
74 ' t DIED.
IT7Petersburg. Adenat county,•'Ott the 27th att. Mrs
,Itt Atilt ANN, wire bc Ray. !leery 'A stand, Fartmirly or
, In the 42/7„vottrother toga. 1,, .
04; 4 '7,
iketedbittictlelie ,
'• het 'teeth at hope tt , , , lbitr
tichy lire, is the best, tt,thleuse
r.e
ha , geiv •
theetanaa pease. A moro • gentle,and , lovely
, cheracteLla rarely mot witli.ll?i , main bia,,atidthry-'l
-
w ibi t ,z.iu r e v alt*Atltc,°°l l ,„
1411,1nt", 5 ,n0 i).44f ° 19 0 11 . 01 1 ;151 1 r
, e4 7 , l2l ,ivdt` irlendi (*.po
, 1): * -141 C'
40wile; ' $10 - 41 - 0•11,,,
lan v t on h , Itt,arter , 4o4evevo'itilaess i ,..l
Mis ,., k44 rs, C),G lN'4 l ll#s 'V
/Jae jmutiblion 21unst14tte-1114,,,tiptkatituAtIll,,,,
tt,IA listViEN 8 'al ln'tt2 anahlt spa cfl
FI„ 11 ay, t tqa
alrod uroat:43 yearil
- •
,tfripiatipnient of Distiller* ‘Bre‘rersi. kaung - IBOuse* Curn,be,ilftnd
County,as el riiSifred fir,:' it
me,:' per' o f ;AS'sernbt y . passed
'1849:.
MS
'Edward Sit Myer, Carlisle
efiry,Barnitz do
edry Bernitz do ,
Wm. Alexander
WM. T.Plialer de
Jane hLow do_'
Jolin,Hannoti '
A C Norton
Win. Chandler
as; Donaldson
Geo. Chandler
las llathorn'
Frank. D - thher
0 G Cramer
Elijah. Switzer
Daniel Rife
J W Kurtz
Levi Snell •
John Craig
Jbhn Deemer do
Thos..,Edie do
Wm. Harkness Allen township
John Bowman' • •do
Robt. Linn, Dickinson tp.
Wm M Henderson, N. Middleton
Robert Givin, S. Middlotop.
John M Good, Agt. do
Joan Kelly do •
M. Deltzhoover, Monroe tp. '
C W Ss P. A Ahl do
Mr. Coover, Southampton
Robert Quigley, Hopewell tp.
John Langhlin do
Jacob Au, Newton tp.)
CUMBERLAND. COUNTY, Es.
I do hereby'cortify that the foresoing is a correct classification of the Distillers, Brewers,
Bating trouses,Ac., in Chimberland county, as taken by me in accordance wiih the Act of As
sembly, passed 10th April, 1849. r -
June 6. • ~ 'I WORTHI:NGTON,MereantiIe Appraiser.
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. .. .
NOTICE.—Tho foregoing persons returned by Jefferson Worthington,•Esq., to the County
.. .
TrAsurer, will call for theirdlcenses on or before the let of July, 1849.
Jnne 27 . ROBERT MOORE, County Treasurer. '
Estate of John B. Ebright, dec'd.•
u.E.TTERS of Administration on the nitro
tAt of John B. Ebright, lato of Silber,. Spring
-township, C mberland county, deceased, have
a t
been grai to the subscriber residing in
linninden ownshipA All persons indebted to
said Estate-are rasteid to make immediate
payment, and those having, claims to present
them-for settionfent to
I .
June 20 -pd
Estate of. John Underwood, dec'd.
LETTERS of Adininlst !Alen on the Estate
of John Underwood, Into of Carroll town•
ship, York county, dec'd., have been granted to
the subscriber, residing in Mosque , township,
Cumberland county. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate 'are regLor d
to make immediate payment, end th6sh having
claims to present them for settlement to
j east pd S N RIVEN, Adm'r.
Estate of George Rupley, deed,-
LIT - TRIVR — of
on the Estate of (=sonny. Rust.sv, late of
East Pennsbora toWnship, Cumberland county
deceased. have been granted• hi the subscriber
residing in the Bann township. All parsons
knowing themselves Indebted !amid Estate are
recnthred to make imritedinte payment, and those
having elnims to nresent them for settlement to
JOHN N. MUSSER, Adna'r:
june 0 0-st—pd •
Estate of George Eckerd; dec'd.
ETTERS of Atithinistration, with the will
RL ntmexed,on the Estate of Geonne Ecxenv,
late of Frankford township, Cumberland cif.,
dee'd., have ~.been granted to the subsCriber,
residing in the same township. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said Estate are
requtood to make immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them to •
JOHN - ALDO WELL,
Pune 20-6 t-pd . Adm inistrator.
Estate of NICHOLAS Hownno, dee'd.
ATI:3'MB is hereby given that Let
terarof Administration on the Estate of
Nicholas lloward, late of the Borough of New.
ville, clee'd.,•have been granted to the subscri
ber residing in Mifflin township, Comb. co.—
All persons indebted to said estate to matmirri—
Mediatepnyinent, and those having elablas to
present them for settlement to
GEO. KNETTLE, Adm'r.
jal'3'49,Cipd
Estate of GEO. .W.l'NO, , dee'd.
OTICE is hereby given that let
-I®tere id Administration the Estate of
EIVING, late of Newton township
Comb. co., dec'd., have bean, granted to the
subscribers. All persons indebted to saithee
tate tp make immediate, payment and those
having claims to present them for eottlement.
ETAANOR
JOHN HUTCHISON,
jul3'496tpd Administrators.
Estate of GEORGE RUPP, dec'd.
•
'NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad
-11( ministration on the Estate of GEORGE
RUPP; dec'd., late of Ailed township, Comb.
co.; have this day been issued by the Register
in and for said county, to the subscriber who
resides in Hampden township in said county.—
All persona having claims or demands against
the estate of the'said decedent are requested to
make known the same withimt delay, and (hose,
indebted to make immediate payment to
, fklay 317-Gt JOHN SHOPP, Adm'r..
Notice to Tax-Payers, ~
•ITN DER the provisions of the Act of 1834,
U any Bounty Paying intOthe State Treasury
the State Tax levied on such county, prior to
the 17th of July in any year, is entitled to an
abatement of 6 per cout• on the amount so paid.
The , Undersigned, Commissioners of Cum
berland county, in view of the above provisions
consider it equitable and propbr that those who
by the prompt payment of their taxes prior to,
the above date, enable _the Treasuret_to_pay_
over the State Tax, so as to receive the afore
said abatement of 5 per cent., the benefit of
which has hitherto boon enjoyed by thwcitizens
of the county gOnerally, should be allowed tt
deduction of that amount by the collector—have
'authorized the different Collectors to make said
abatement from the State tax, in all cases where
the State and County, tax is paid to the collector
before' the 17th day of July, 1899, when said
abatement shell amount to one cent or more,
no fractions of a cent to be credited.
Since the Act of '44 the Commissioners have
paid the State tax of tins county annually to ; the
State Treasurer, within the time preacriblid by
the act, and the county has
,received the beitfiet
of artanatement''of five per cent. thereon, but
but to meet' said ,payment they hayefound, it
necessary. heretofore to appropriate a part's!' the
'county funds to meet the deficiency occasion : o
bydolinquents, until the balance of.the State
Tax web collected. 'lt therefore becomes t:t
ees:tory fo require the payment of both State
anecounty tax: to entitle the 'payer to thelifore.
sale abatement, , upon the aforesaid State Tax..
' ' , The undersigned. therefore 'confidently edict
pare-thatithe above - arrangament,and the further
inducement. of enabling. Cuniberland County - 10
Maintain the - .'character :forpromptuesti • and fi
delity.,Which she Muittequiredl in the discharge
df her 'obligations to; the-Commonwenith,will
i Nora! every citizen to.filitifitarge:their State and .
COupty,Tsoßrior tiz the I.7thiday;of July. .. 1
. , ,;• . .., •:, DANIET,FOOI3LO ''
I ~I"tr.l.lt :: :.;:' : "ICUDLIAELL,: - , t,?.,i',
i : ' JAMES.ACELSO ''
:
(mem—
! • itest— , 4 1V1i- - REID,ItY -- -, - -Clerk.
ommissioners'; Officti ''. - ,;.ff':' hß'.''''' - i''c‘'
Carlielei , Mait - 9, 1 49•';': - , :`. 0 ! , .!- . . 2 . 7 .''''..:' ,, ,..„ .:
.~t„ I . larushas • a'
riot of.' I . l'
itoAr EX,•doniiiiiiin`gasoome-;°Pll°ll4'Ph
g, scrubbing..PniiitereClotf `S. vne • l ' ' WneP7'
Fleih: 'd 1 1, loving, Hair,
. an Granung fiwohen - in
Orci!t.iv . ar l6 lY , ql!‘of iimi,oft.tholi boo' Au — •
ity:ao4;mll4‘poooK9t, t,ho towing ricei l. '
One • ),,
_.,..
T;n HE-DUBLIN GAP' WHITE' SULPHUR+
it SP:RINGS; of Ma tea lti:•Citmberl atid',oontii
',t. litt:3 in tui•piniureoqumportiop 4 44 'flieitioutiv
tair4 leightntiloo :iinartb.of Newvillot , hitt recent':
ly i lboon f itted up *lth new 'andel catntruidinkia
,b ildingo. ' The , subicriber... baying pinyitled
hilitnel_f-sydtkt-gpp4 ogoko::and i*titte,to; - 'hnnea by.
TMnr
laMPinrc o Ortal , Ottimtlott — to — lhaqfniikTitfid
viiiharB to be nble to givo getteitil'entleinotibn to
\ al '
t .
whit:may favdr:hini *llh,.'ot cot): ‘'' , 'A , line "of
41 'QJCSiNviltibtpolways4Vondifat 'The No*vjlle
1) Pottbim,tha;minival . lif.:thectorthl64.o;ttio:Ons.
no gent in tkaspringe. ' -- ' ..11 - 1;i- ,6k. , ',l,_ .
ANay,-..30-',.. , . . .-,••scoTT:cov T ,lil„.,.
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MMI
No; of
.27,000
20,000
do
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do
do
do
do
do
do
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10,000
12,000
9,000
63,000
54,000
15,000
27,000
45,000
14,400
9000
19,500
9000
10,800
IMI
Notico,
JEREMIAH BOWERS,
Administraor
Cider+. - ----..,..,-. - --'-,, , c.',
9.• -Distiller_. • • ?,12 50 ,
..0 ' 'Breiver '' ,' 800
.
~. Whiskey, ••• - y.,.8- A
Distiller • t 50''
- • 10 ''') do . ': 5 00'
9 4atin g •hciuse 500
t , ••• 8 --. .
,do t .5 00
8 Beer house •,f 5 00
4, hredieines \ .t. 5 00
• 4 do ',5 00^
4 ' do • 500
4 do , 5 00
4 do ' 500
• 4 do 5 00
• 4 do 5 00,
,
, do . '5 00
4- do - ,5 00,
4 '..
do 5 00-
4 : do 500'
' . 4 do 5 00
4 , do , 5OO
4 . do 5 00
Whiskey 9 Distiller ' 8 00.
do • '9 do 8 00
Whiskey: 10 Distiller . 5 00
Whiskey. 7 Distiller 20 00
Whiskey. 7 Distiller " 20 00
Whiskey: 9 do 8 00.
Whiskey. ') 8 do 12 50
Whiskey. 8 Distiller . 12 50
do 8 do.' - 1250.
Whiskey . 10 Distilor 500
Whip]. 9 -Distiller ' - 800
Whiskey . 10 Distiller P OCr -
Whiskey. `Distiller .• 800
_ .
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tay---\9
Kinds.
Whiskey,
~T ccllatttim .
Elegant New Goods.
BAGLEY'S New York Gold Pens, the best
article oft. Lip day, aid which no business
man should be without.
An elegant assortment
,of fine Cutlery, in
cluding Itazors,..Pen Knives, Scissors of the
best English and American Manufacture. -
A large variety of ornamental Window Blinds
and tiro Screens of every ambit end at low'pri-,
cel;
Mintiest Instrumenis, such as Violins,-Aceor
deons, Flutes.. Fifes, Flageolets, Tuning-Forks
with Violin strings, bridges. &c., at all prices. "
A large variety of Baskets, travelling bags',.
Whips. canes, door teats, Brushes of all kinds
at every price.
Bayne's Magic Adamantine Powder, a, new
article for Razor Strops, warranted superior to
anything in use, for setting n keen smooth edge
to razors, &c. 2.5 cis. a box.
Comb's, Soaps, Perfumes, Extracts, JD yes
for the 'hair, a rich and beautiful assortment
rout the celebrated manufactories of Roussel,
Jules Untiel and others.
-- Tooth Brushos,-Tootb--paste -and—Powder,---
Nail Brushes, Hair and Hat Brushes, with an
innumerable variety of Fancy and uselbl arti
cles of all kinds and prices, lately opened and
foreale at Ms Cheap Drug and Book Stbre of
Ju2o S W HAVERSTICK..
New and Cheap Spring Goods,
AT THE 'NEW STORE,
grIORN ER of llnnOver and Louther Streets,
kJ opposite Leonard's Old Stand, Carßale.
The undersigned 'respectfully infer m thei
friends and the public th at they have Just ter
turned from Philadelphia with n large and , well
selected nssorttnent of new SPRING GOODS.
purchased at the very lowest mires. and which
they are determined to sell at small, profitsi—
AMeng them may be found Cloths, Cassimeres
Vestings,'l'wceds.„Pantaloon Stuffs in great
variety, best American and India N tuilteens.—
Also, LADIES' DRESS. GOODS,`consisting
in part of Silks, Bareges, Silk Tissues, A Ina.
dins, &c., STRAW AND BRAID. BON
NETS, a fine lot, Palm Leaf "Into, Ribbon
and 'Lace Goods: An elegant assortment of
CaliCoes and fine Chintzes, suitable for the'ap
preaching season, at our Usual low prices—
Checks, Drillings, Linens and the usual variety
of blenched and unbleached muslins. BOOTS
AND SHOES—a Well selected assortment of
men's, women's and children's good and
handsome."' GROCERIES: , —in all their varie
ty, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Pekin Company's
celebrated TEAS, &c. All the above goods
have been purchased right, and will be sold low
Piens° vivo us a call.
Mare), 2/4 S D POWELL & 't O.
r. E ivx cirir .a. L.
D‘p Goods and Groceries.
T . G. CARMONY desires to infOrm his
st," • friends and the public that, he has remo
ved to the stand on North Hanover street lately
occupied by Chas Benitez.. and next doof - to
Haverstick's Drug and Book- Store, where he
is determined to sell goods as few as any other.
establishment in Corti* or in the county. his
stock consists of Cloths, Cassiperes, Satinet Is;
satin, enchtnersymerino and'silk Vestings; Me
rinoes, Alpnchas, Mons de Lafnes, Cachmeres,
French worked collar's. kid gloves. silk fringes,
gimps, Bowels, thread laces, &c. TICK-
IN GS at 6}.ets, calicoes 3 to 6. ; } eta, eery cheap
muslins, hosiery, Berlin and Cnclimereglovee.
A large assortment of BONNET RIBBONS,
veil' , low, satin plain and figured Mantua, plain,
bared, Striped and figured Also GROCERIES
and QUEENSWARB, *such as Cotßie, Tea;
Sugar, Spices of all kinds, tobacco, 'Began,
crockery„ glass and -queensware, rice, chocolate,
starch, together with numerous others articles— -.
Give din n call, ' -'• ' ' [ape
• Refreshing i . nks.
ROUSSEL'S MINERAL Mr ATE R.--0
Sparkling and bright
In its liquid light, •
and not only aptukling and bright—but for its
ilaYor it is hard to beat:
, MONYER'S FOUNTAIN MEA
indeed the "No. plus nitra''-drink of the sea- . •
son, niid - roay ba, tcqether 'with_ the Novo
named Mineral Water, at the Wholesale and
Retail Confectionary of P MO - NYER.
, jul3'49 ' • .in N. Hanover street.
, .
Leghorill.ats.
rinflrsubeicriher Juts just received an invorce
A of Gentleman's Logyore Hats; a superior
officio, at d VERY LOW price. Also, Children?'
Hair Cloth'Caps. . G W HITNE4.
i 047. • -0
• Linen-ShtttingsTke,
THE subsciiber alwaya liaa on hand an aiaort
m'ent of wide' Linen and Shiplings '
.
Table Linenei Pillow Crtaii,Lin,ens and Igualinsi
'Toweling, of . all Aindti,.witli a variety.of art
elealippertaininO, Mlionaeltearie g . .•
de27 , . ,
. . .13heap .Partipls,
.•
THE Subscribetia Vet , rectijiad . n
* lot 'of'.
Subscriber li Satan Tura Pattieolairetl kii• 'pried
of $1 ? 75 and s2,oo,.itvoith` 7 s2,ls!": These 'ate
decidedly the , ,eheapeet , lottofPattiaoleo.elierlOP
feted in .oarlialn.. , Also," Figured . - Satin— Tad . "
English Patneols at $F,25 worth
• ju2o • • '
.obsetYck o This U,s,
llNSERS'ari.notified.that S A .Cpyle
ie d P o ll te rt r . m C .to sell hie Silk;Tiasuee ,, 2;aregee t
Lawn qP mghao . B. d.. '• 'moo to
oyeryt,t,itYle an . 1 1'4? Y' of t h e rh o v o 006ds'
csoilto Tersonemar . lpngtony
'Will find it,!o.,iheir.advantpg'9,;p cpl;';i?d i
ine• for thembelvee: . 1 . _ .
Oheawyrl - 4011: 1 areges,..
*UST 'fri)4eivo4.. a F,Tl# l li;:k 4 uppir F 4'3
411 Baregeel ' it'yerV, low pr,icee eoemetieu:lif
P lain — Meg,' Blue,
Filluitillpfrhitrqkko-37/ 1 ,00..; t!leeeenpee, et,,
eiref 'effeiiO'h c ,ctoole., , ,,4loo,,A,,gypatyarie"ty„ t
of.otheFilq#loolii•Oadsi;aid;'pew
'7 0 211 . at . 44ne - liiifyro,liiOy:nro all. gone.,,'
i v jou, cf,iaNtat.--
,
Hoc.
,NE.Nr.artiOle , for
,cooking,
co m p.t; ; . ran,' particularly ..-
thaw or. Weak hekwelel Tor Of kehle cor,iiuttuAcia.p . :
It.po.llllttb", I,dui - q t to;giv,p'healtli; with . moro',jcer u :
oily, other aut . :ll4omin. : . 124 0,9
dr ' lln O. E l 3l f l ' q i ! J AI 7, -?4?+-F , ll
Ingsl="-
rr r~,.,
IBMITIgUEREI
tocc lane,
Relative - to an Amendnient of
. the. Constitutton
Readied by the &nate and, House of Mire•
sentatißee of the Comrnonenaith of Pennsylvania
in General.Aseemblr ntet, - That the Constitu
tion of the Comnioriwcalth be , amended in the
'second section •of - the fifth article, so that it
shall .read as follows: The Judges or the Su.
promo Court, of the set Courts of Common
Pleas, and l of such otherCatirbi of Records Els
are or shall be established by law; shall be elect.
ed by the qualified electors of the _Common.
wealth_in the manner following, to wit: The
Judges of - the Supreme Court, by the qualified
electors at large. Thp President Judges of the
Several boarts'of.Commen Pleas and of such
other Courts of Record as are or shall be ostab
fished by law, and all other Judges required to
be learned in.therlatv, by ihri qUalified electors
of the respective districts over which they are
to preside or act as Judges.. And the Associ
ate Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas by
the qualified electors of the ' counttes respoc
tiVely. The Judges .of the Supreme Court
shall bold their offices-for thrower of fifteen
years, if they shall so long behove .themselves
well : (subject to the allotment hereinafter pro
vided for, subsequent 'to the first election :)s
The President Judges of the several Ceints 6r
Common Plealt;)and of such other Coatis of
Record as are or shall be established by law,
and all other Judges required to be learned in
the law; shall hold their ' offices for the term of
ten years, if they shall so long behave them-
selves well : .The Anacleto Judges of the
Courts or Common Pleas shall hold their officer;
for the term of fioe,years, if they shall so long
behave themselves well : all of whom shall be
commissioned by the Governor, but for any
reasonable cause which, shall not bestFicielit
grounds of - impeach ment:the -Governor - she ll
reatdoe , any - Of - them •on the address of two•
thirds of each branch alba Legislature. The
first election shall take place at the general
election of this Commonwealth next after the
adoption of this amendment, and the commis.
sions oral! dm judges who may be then in office
shall expire on the first-Monde y of December
following, when the terms of tiro judges shall
commence. • Tho persons who shall then fie
elected Judges of the Supreme Court shall hold
their offices as follows • one of them for three
yawls, one for six years, ono for nine years, on,
for twelve "years, and ono - for fifteen years; the
-tormqi--,oech-to-Ite-dacidcd,by-lot—bx-the-said
judges, as soon after the election:as convcnient
and the result Cyo.rliliti by them to the,Gover
nor, that the commissions may be issued in
accordance thereto. The' judge Whose coni•
mission will first expire shall be h ief Justice
during his term„ and and thereafter each judge
whose commission shall first' expire shall in
turn be, the Chief Justice, and if two or more
commissions shall expire °nab° same day, the
'udges holding them shall decide by lot tvllloh
shall bo the Chief Justice. Any vacancies
happening by death, resignatioh, or otherwise,
in any of the said courts, shall be filled by ap
pointment by the Govern r, to continue till the
fast Monday of Decomla r succeeding the nekt
general election. The J dges of thoSuprcino
Court and the Prcsidenta of the several Courts
'el Common Pleas shall, at stated times, receive
for their services an adequate compensation,
lobe fixed by law, which shall not be diminish
ed dating their continufince,nroffice, but they
shall receive no foes or grquisites of office,
nor 'hold any other office of profit übder this
Commonwealth, or under the government of
the United States, or any other State of this
Union. The Judges of the Supreme Colin
during"their continuance in office shiall reside
-within this Commonwealth,- and- the other
Judges during their continuance in office shall
reside within the district or county for which
they were respectively elected.
WILLIAM F. 'PACKER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
GEO. DARSIE,
Speaker of the Senate.
, TN TIER SENATE, March 1, 1849,
Resolved, That this rosolutionvass.—Yeas
21, Nays 8.
Extract from Ole Journal.
SAML. W. PEARSON, Clerk.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPS., April 2,1849."
Resolved, That this resolution pass.—Yeas
8, Nays 26.
Extract from the Journal.
WM. JACK, Clerk.
SHORETARTYB OFFI CE
Filed April 5,,1849.
L. RUSSELL, Dop Sec. of the
SECRETARY'S OFV/CE
PENNSYLVANIA. Bee
•' I do certify that the above and foregoing is
a true copy of the Original R6solutien of the
General Assembly, entitled w Resblution re.
!alive to an Amendment of the Constitution,"
as the same remains on file•in this office.
In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand, and caused
,
to lie affixed the seal of the 'Se
tl rotary's Office - it Harrhibufg, this
eleventh day of June, A. D. ono
_eighti_hundred
forty vino. _
4eak >4.
7OWNSEND HAINES,
SoCro . tury of the,Cornmonwcalth
"JOURNAL OF SENATE
Resolution; No. 488, entitled Resolution
relatiq to an amendrifent el ,the Conetitetion,
was reed 'll'third tnee. 0n the lineation, will
the' Senate agree ',1.6 ,resolution l The
Yeas • and Nays Wer,e;taken agreeably to the
Constitutibli, 11 4,fcatoW,,,VaZt , ' ' 1
"YEArprlgessie:,floas, Arawley, CiabN.
Cunningham,i FeireYth o. litugus, Johnsen. Law.
ranee,' 'Levis, .
Rieb.Rieharde4iiitil ler ; Savory, Srn all.Smyser;
Sterrett and Eitiner-41.1‘; :•• I . i , r:"
..N.Aisr:Nessrs,'.Beet,''Dium; Frick, reps,
/Mimi Potteiger and, Ditrille;
Speeketr-rEbs-, , „
"-So the ifeestion r Was daterinined in ih:trtill:
firmittive.'"' ' ' • ••
- 4 •';
''ci.ronitirm. 'Tun troveres;tiorp.-,r,.c;',.
.....Aution T. 84 'aloft 'end'
nay's Were:tuken: agreeabli.te the•proSislan' of
the tenth particle ofr the (Constitution; and 'ore
as follow; vice-
:"Xzes—llfeeste.'Glileon!J•44l . 4
Bent: Craig'Biddle; Pt; tor. DI m'ani 'hi
Dole, Thome'K Ihill,"Jpeoblqop.46lwA,
Diehl; Nathetilet,',N . 'Elloit,';46eetiii4TY:i
D'a'vid G',Be llan en 'Willie
Lstim, - ,...§terr(.o IlLiiglOy,,,,..Joeep ll. Wroi. er,
Henry M : P . ,!!IIeiLCTI I 9FIti,P ' c4filrg'•;Roberk
• Heinpepri,,. George tr4leoszey; ThoPeellier-,
rifpg,;oeepli;Hlggiee;4llerlee• ntitte;JoiOilli II
Hower,. Robert, .oKlo s ti,qtHirriiionlCVl , l4liiii
Abrehain;LanitiertoriPlipi:attbiliiigi'Jtiliitie
WI Lang; Jaeelv 141,GarindA rli. lohWit AVOitljOeti;
-Hugh' 51'Kei,q,lothIMIL14411110`,'Agyiiii' Hit?)
' , •tut; l3 e'muel. f jMir r g l "'. o 4F 4 .A : l YOf; rdW4K4
H(oildiolillietAert PrcjTel,;lanee, PorAor,
'HOriilp , rerattAmoig#oo;:pooroAutitc,,
TptObia;3oa r ;,;,icripo,F,;`4ohponOyar,
t r ygPio r r4 l ib i liq!3arkClßlPthrs o ivelyi
T cmgv4.oilßreruniuAi•kiti4 .
2 . , ToskJ
,
::13itiPunini(...161,or,a,4114.80iirOhyri1derif satijuak
; glifiolo'HooroM Thorn, .Pliohniee ThOre,
fAi,iinehl. W,Ottles,.st4oe Weir
- igh,„Alo#o, - i - 1
,W#tatir,lliiiit•ZOiietaiii=o# l l:'Pli at; '
paiiiirl.4%Lllu;tll.l:il.l , - ,,,, f)pt 5.
II L ititi,&:PibieerelAigietrir
KdorrisiVititid
M
q 1' Ciritthe3l,, '!Dayrld4E4tonlienty", a Ming;
1 la i'drofillin;•Ailfkryy.!t4eiiit§iThtilirig,4LOjP,
, ii e.',Tiiii fi V9iii'd6nlYour'FfetOt'7ll44
''. ' ,%Irli,' Jorepl -11,Oubarh s ;Hober IC:.l.llite,'
ANC S -11p0almont;': John; • Miee;- Wiljiem
.`,';1•r.5,1-7,1);', 1- k7.1:i.T,;.c. - 1 J 4,.'...,
M'Sherry, Jdeiah Nitier,lVillioM - Tiliorrison,.
John A:lotfa,' Wil Y' Roherto, John
Reseberry, John 11 ROtherferd, i ni Rundle:
Smith,•john Smyth, •John' SjatiatiNs f:4oorge
Waltereatid thiVid •
So the (petition iVas determined. in flint'.
&motive." '`
•
•
SIeCRETARY'S LAM t
Harrisburg, June 15, 11345.
,gIiNNOLYANIA S BB: •
: do certify, that the above and
ei 1 ; foregoing IS a true and correct
vip copy„.oMe "Yeas" and " Nays,"
etilPtakon on.the "Resolution relative
to an.amendment °tithe Constitm
lion," as the same appears_onAhaJoiiinals4-
- thilai — o — RousesOf the General Assembly O f
this Commonwealth , for the session of 1849
Witness my hind and the seal amid office.
the fifteenth day of .tune, ung thousand eight
hundred fortymine. •
TOWNSEND - HAINES,
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Stars & Oijaps,
o .7vr R's
Confectionery, Fruit and Tay Store,
NORM lIANOVER STREET ' CARLISLE, PA.
• CI OUNTRY MERCHA NTS and the'pub
qj Hein general are respectfully invited to
call-at the Old 'Stand of the subscriber, (Well.
known as "Ilriss Mingles Head-Quarters) in
North Hanover street, a feW dome north of the
Bank. tind examine his large assortment of
CONFECIIONARI E:S, manu
facittiod of the best material, feesh . eve4-y day,
and warranted not to be surpassed by any in
the States, which will be sold at reasonable
prices,. He has just received a largo assortment
of Fruts and Nuts, consisting in 'pert of OR
ANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS, Rigs, Pru
ens, 'Bordeaux and Papei-shelled Almonds,
Filberts, cream -nuts, pea-nuts, cocosi-inits, &e.
which will be-seld at the lowest rates. He
wculd also invite attention to a large lot of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, consisting,
partly . of fine fancy boxes, dolls, doll-heads,
Fart - mare in 4exesrwooden tea sets, brass and
tin trump one, basket and bell rattles, wa
gons and Wheelbarrows, glasT3'incl ``China toys,
accordeons, hartnonicnns,' fancy fulapj. • Hair
oil,, hair oil, hair and - tooth; blushes, shaving
cream and hundreds of other knicknadlts. In
connection with tlib alleve he hne on hand a
good assortment of PA MILY GROCF,RIES,
consisting in part of loaf, lump and brown su
gars, coflee, rho-elate, cheese and craekors,
Imperial, Young Hyson and Black Ten, Spices
•of. all•kinds,_blaching,Anatches,.brushes,-,&c.— .
The subscriber returns his sincere thinkks to,
the public for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on him, and hopes by a desire to
please, to merit a continuance of the seine:
jitl2'49 P. MONYER.
•
Extensive Furniture Rooms.
3A002 PEWTER;
- -
wOU LU respectfully call the attention of
House-keepers and The public, to the ex
-tensive stook of splendid FURNITURE, inclu
,. , ....,.., • ding Sofas, Wardrobbs, Centro
- :l44.9n , :''''tt and other Tables,..D resiling and
1 1 .;.,:4".•*—, Blain Bureaus, and every varie
- .. ty VI Oabinet.wareimdi.Amirs --
whicb be has now on hand at his N E W
ROOMS, on Lonther street. near the corner of
North Hanover street, in the rear of Pow.#ll-.g.
Co.'s store. '
He is confident that the superior filaißil ol the'
workmanship, and elegance of style, in . which
his articles are got up, together, with their
CREAPIESS, will yecommend them to every per
son wanting• Furniture. He has also made ar
rangements for manufacturing and keeping a
constant supply of every article in naline, both
plain and ornamental, elegant and useful, at
prices which cannot fail to suit purchasers. He
would earnestly Invite persons who are about to
commence house-keeping, to-call and examine
his present elegant stock, to which he Will con
stantly make additions of the newest and most
modern styles.
COFFINS mode to'orderiat the slimiest no.
ice. for town and:country.
Carlisle. June 13, 1948. .
1:0-The late firm of Jacob Fetter E. 4 Son
having been dissolved, Jacob Fetter, tr., will
carry on the business as above.
New Spring and Summer Goods
CARNIONY hits. just received'
"
• a large and extensive assortment of Spring
and Summer Goods to which he invites the at
tention ofilds friends and the public generally.
And as he is determined to sell his goods. as
low as any other establiiilintent in Carlisle or in
tho county. Ile flatters hitnseif that' by strict
attention to business ho will receive a liberal
share of public patronage. fap2s
S lV "i f 4SiSl l ngiiel
Styles,.
9'l' iiulantcom stock of
and Summer' Goods, suitable for
ti
Gentlemen's wear. Super k French and
Fancy Colored Cloths of all d scriptions.-IWk
and Fancy Cassimeres of shades and mix
tures, also Cashmeretis, Tweeds and Craning.
tons of all colours and qualities, Vestings, Silks
Satin, cashmeres, white and fancy MarseilleEk.
With a largo assortment of Gloves, cravats,
Stocks, ,Liner. and Silk Handkls, all open and
ready for inspection at any old stand opposite the
Rail Road Office. T. U. SKILLS.
• May 2,
New and Important!
/1 . 1 . EORGE W. RHEEM having recently
Ulf purchased the county right d lif H irwonrals
PATENT.'COLLAR STUFFSR, would ItSpOCtfillry
call the attention of the trade to that important
invention. I.Cis certainly ono of 'the greatest
improvements of the age. This machine stuffs
the Collar crooked around the block, faced with
hair, wool, or other materials, back stuffs. it with
long straw, and also makes collars of the straw
ulth less than half the labor and time of the old
way of stuffing. This machine will stuff all
and every kind of horse collars, from tho best
patent loather down to the commonest kind in
nee, and with , but one man steadily at work will
stuff and shape' fifty collars per day in a neater'
and better style than any other way known.
'Saddlers in the county are invited to call at.
the subscriber's establishment on North Hano
ver street,'Carlisle, and examine the machine.-
Township or shop-rights will he sold. To
those who-do -not-wish to- be nigh t-the-sub-
Scriber offers REApY MADE COLLARS at whole.
sale much cheaper than they can be mrtnufac•
turd in any other way. Orders for collars in
any quantity' are respectfully solicited.
apr.B' 19 .
-
Dissolution of Partnership. —
THE firm of Harn St Sipe has this day been
diSsolved by mutual consent,,and all tba
books and papers will remain in the ,haridsof, S.
Sipe for collection. • ' i , HA A N, ,
iti6 , 493t • ' SpE, ,
The business continued by SAMUEL`
S IPE, and he hopes liy,Striet
nlas to receive sintre;pf
. patroneAO. 77 ,
•Iluestoek ,of Lumber will; bo' of; the best ee l
lectioh. C!D4L; conabithig'of ,:131aelornitbs
Limoburners and stove i t lie kept eonstantly,
oni bond.; ,
• ' llekgqines,•
•
mould respect u the ;attention
iLa• of Physietans , M a largo-assortMent,Of4ltni
ns and Gil EMICA ts,whiCh tl•haeojear recervl ,
edotedwliich I will sell as .low:ifi.not: a! little
'LOWen'than the same quality can be ptirehai3ed
the: city.. Call at th& Old Stand
,luna G. •AaJgritab Vr.r
„., /VW' iiictongive istiort Merit and of "Oif:ctirtiiikiek
,Prices. nod. exaiiiloct a( ; :: the - Ole4p,
otairo.ln North Nall = - .
ro2IOT.
WILIEIIIIII4,4IILAIL.,
; - • WitiNc4us4•Geitted-by=t
7 4 ' , tieiN--rverieu*foi . -artittee d rithr frif:
eelo :cheap' foi'eashs th e rem i I y_':gsritietiet'o, re,
thing] 1013'D . •
Moots „aii,di Shoes*: 1111 - -
liploiAdrOKlitment,ofrmenril,wiiier•proof
trloMil,!.9getfipr.yrifiiwomomind boy'riboots
boos t , Aultsopoima'and, for ,oitle trt t he stare
sir r,;; { ,S,D,.MONSI:I , , , SiZzA)
Mi'Whi:4; A4V POPitt' ' '
po, 9: fin o,t9B,l)elo.nging,tmthe firm
of, filvErts,,Or t ,pitgOpri , rtio,noyr in , lll*.lrandoopfi l
iDav!kAirgii*plij,thr 4:4l9oll,!m:ithoso;.POrabria'
mrtm,kkaty, tlrmingqixert:lndoMitcl, trk Brad firth
'call pay , cpir tlomr. ncites..or• ticeminte. , buirtrip
lthrr , l4k. t •oc,Ayktp,W,,p4;rifOr'orstutimer,bigio . int;
str4doa.c 9 ..,lmlc suiL on MiOaidn notes'.&
lin
m0y i 50.,4m,p4 , -„1.7„.,"5 •nfl,' , l;"
MP . - "Muni' 77
/ eteßttil,
'irrantee, fresh
iniquij!!ii!'f,q)(r . j93-).SliSt41,20111 1 :• , "i
, •
_
ver.,9k,
ST received dr Drug
• '
'VawPIATILSteIIetIICOUS'e • '
•,-.) PARE . 4 - OB:•I3ALEi • ' ':- '• •
.„. inhN ,TH CI RS DAY4. , :the.:l2dltif ;AUGUST
• , 11l L wct,, .Om subscriberi mill 'exporie„to ; pub lic
-.sale n.the prcmises, in . 'Finirkford townshiP,-
IE berkin& 'cOurny, 'Pe , lite' farrit';lately on
o ied :by;lianiertGaym'anr,' dude - aged, Jaunt°
' / said , towtfehip,..ort the , road .Icading ,front`
taunt hock' to Landisburg, about three . miles
i
distMit frotiktho: line of the' Cumberland 'Vol
-ley Hull Road.:enfitaining-• 13 0 ACRES of good
land, all under oilltivationbut aboUrt wenty acres
of woodland, and in good, order with good
fences. About ' twenty - acre s of it is fine men.
dow. There is a running stream through the
•• . . ~-,... . place. The' iniprovemarrte,are a
'Y
.- , .
4 "--'-'- '--- T . W.3 - stay - D - W - E - ,L - LI - I„N_G
• ..
, J . ; ;•[11 - 1 • HOUSE, Log' . ljarn and other
~. .•ne'c'essery'•det houses. 'Also; 'a
••
-- ;<- well of never..failing water-at thi3
door, and an - orchard vvering three acres, with
every„variery Of choice fruit. The place is In
eeryeery respect en excellent farm. Possession
s 11 b'e given in the fall if desired. Persons
. de jng to see it can do so by calling on Abrn-•
ham Gayman, living near Alter's or Frean's
Mill. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, P. M.,
when attendance will, be given and terms made
'knoNyn by AB R HAM - GA Y MAN .
JON AS GAYMAN,
itil3'49ts • 0 Executors.
Or7Lancaster Examiner publish till sale and
send bill to this office. . -
FOR SALE -
THE Subscriber as Agent for Atiarew Hare
offers at private. sale. the following descri
bed property situated on Pomfret et. oast of Bed.
ford street in this Borough :
1. A Lot of ground 35 feet in front by 240 ft.
in depth, having erected thereon in front on
Pomfret street, , a TWO-STORY FRAME .
HOUSE, with a Brick Kitchen; and in the rear
on Chapel Alley a one story : LOG HOUSE.
2. A Lot of ground adjoining the above 2.5
in front by 24Q feet in depth, with a story
FRAME HOUSE and Kitchen, and a conve
nient Stqble thereon erected.
Tho whole of the above property is in good
condition, and will be sold on moderate and
easy terms.- JNO. 13./PARKER:
Anne 6-3 t. • . 4,
• Building Lots For Sale.
I WILL offer for sale, on terms which will*,
made reasonable,. Four BUILDING.•LOTSt
on Pitt street and Five LOTS situated on north
'street' in this borough. They are situated in a
Pang the town which is rapidly filling up, and
where' property is increasing in value.' If not
sold before THESDAI, the 21st of Aug. next,
they will on that day ho extiosed to public .sole
on the premises. Indisputable titles will be
tiven—june-G- JOHN A lIIIMRICH. °
A Purely 'Vegetable Medicine.
VLM
VEGETABLE It E Tl
ghaveleengrauay
but surely comoing into favor, among the fami
lies of this Country for some years past. They
have done this entirely tnrough their great worth
as a FAMILY MEDICINE. Agencies have
been appointed but no puffing and hurt:blitz such
as is resorted to by quacks to sell their mqdicine
has been ddno. • The pills tiro oflered for sale
and have and will continue to. bo sold hynll t cre
principal storekeepers, - The proprietors claim
for their Medicine the following advantages over
all others—via; They are PURELY VEGE
TABLE, They are CFRTAIN TO OPE
RATE. Their operation is FREE from all
PAIN. They can be used with EQUAL BEN•
'EFIT by -the. YOU NGEST INFANT and the.
STRONGEST MAN—Their 'etTiciency in Fe
vers, Ague. Headaches. Habitual Costiveness,
Dyspepsia ' Cholera Morbus, &c. has been pro
ved upon thousands. They are a Certain Cure
for Worms. The proprietors possess a certifi
cate from. a gentleman in St. Louiswho was cu.
red of a TAPE-WORM by the use of them, •
TRY.IiIIFM THEY WILL NOT FAIL.
Travelling agent for the State of Penneylva
nia—Cunui.Es P. Axel. For sale, inicc 2ticts
a box containing FIFTY PILLS, with full di
rections by the following agents in Cumberland
County
For sale by DR RAWLIN'S Carliße, Pa.
JOHN DILLER, WM B nArrox,—New vire:
D E HAygs,—Shippensbnrg.
S L SENTMAN,—Newburg.
A WEEICS & Co,
Proprietors. Laboratory, No 141 Chostoutstreet
Pniladelplon,
Jn•tnarv. It li, 1849.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
'r UST received and now opening, an elegant
J
assortment of STAPLE AND DRESS
GOODS, sohp as plain and figured Baregos,
Linen lustreb• of different colours and styles,
Lawns of every style ned pride, a large assort
ment of Ginghams, cheaper than ever, cam
brics, bond muslin, a large assortment of Lace
Goods, Ladies and Gentlomens Kid Gloves,
.Lislo and thread gloves. A Large assortment
of spring bonnet Ribbons, also, Hosiery, Tuck
and side combs, steel Beads. Bag a'nd Purse
clasps, slides, rings and Silk twist of every co
lour. A large assortment of Boys' and Mess
Spring and Summer Wenr,• also, beautiful
prints, fast colours, English chintzes, hand
some patterns, together with a large assortment
of bleached and breivn muslins and other goods.
Purchasers will do well to call and see before
they purchase elsewhere. .
apr 4 • G R CROOKS.
• Heyfa Embrocation for Horses.
.• THIS valuable EMBRO
CATION will cure Sprains.
Bruises, Cuts, Galls, Swell
ing, Rheumatism. and - all
Aat, 7771 - complaints which require an
&sternal remedy. It gives immediate relief to
the Scratches. and the Incident to Hiirsps having
white feet and noses, produced by the' St. John
Wort. 'lt is also highly Useful in relaiciug stiff
ness of the Tendons and Joints and produces
beneficial effects in cracked heels, brought on
by high feeding, splints,sprains. This EreaPo-
DATION - recomonded to Farmers, .Farriers,
Keepers of Livery. Stables, and private gentle
men owning Horses, and should be constantly
kept in their stables. The GENUINE prti
le Is prepared only by W. MARSHALL, N 0.302
Race at. Philadelphia. And for sale wholesale
.and retail et ,D R. RAWLINS' Drug Store W
Main street, Carlisle.
March 14-Iy.
A Word to Horsemen.
riklL. BARBER'S EMBIOROCATN is do
cidedl the best preparation that , can be.
\ • used for the cure orSprains,'Bru
‘l,-„,..„.A, sus, Cuts, Galls, Splint, Curb,
cst , MV"‘;'.. o 7, Ringbone,Spavin' Sti ff ness of the
Jbints, &c. It Is an article which
should be •in the hands of every
Hordeman, and no stable should be`without a
botttlo of it.. Price ouly 95• and 50 Cents per bot
tles, ,prepared only hy S M Pearson, M D., and
for,salo wholesale and retail, at No. -106 North
Second street, Philadelphie,l and 'DR. RAW.
LlN'S,wholesale and retail agent, Carlisle, Pa.
I ow' ooko: - • .
•....
CAP''t
Poet and-Note Paper,juat received at
Dr. Rawline!- Drug . Store. •
ti - Bombazines, Br.c. •
f~ag re at ety'.
.Bombazines, Alpacas'
'Cashmeres, 'Moue do Mines, and other 'Dress
Goods;)jaht eeeeived , and for sale' cheap by '
• .G
.3Y HIT.N ER .
M .
T o -.ATI gg-H
Meted and Rolled Iron.
~ l ldew Cast, d'hner,PAister..Se Spring Steee
eo,lioicO,TinTlat4 just received and ;for sale tt
the CheepAlnrdwore Stolz of -
feV 23, : !.•WRIgHt :sArkciN,:t,
' 1- 1
, , VirIOUB
.OotOf doe, 6180 aoso r t men t. low, priaecla
,iD,lwuAiptot , ,,9perad + P.;
Arfi,o4 ' ‘:o/00P -.
/- 1 -11544r n et 6rfi l f-Wir‘
or L% en y-WP P - -a1
7 1 Vu!r it n t a i r13, I : 3 ,;!: l l l ;r a y d :;o 4 l4 l " ri ni a y e r, ( V1L15117178 1 14
"cord.. -s , MORGAN & CO.. •
r .v " • .MaY- 80 r. t i : 7 01f •
frdsh Joi,ol,,foshholable
16hhehi '' 'ailoyrtirci hnA 40ibb on9ILB how opehinY
tin 01 ,;'
, -EuAd -Herring', .
Shad. and-Herring,. of
Rqa
quAlity Brandti, na nleo ,Ground'Al.
tAtir4.l34L'Ajed tclo-pj floe palOiSttls; either
mitt' okp $A Lla
q..,ANDMI4At; REV,•ift4;iivatiiirti hir4rokiwitt
°EI azideoe yotiroolvp#,
itt - ,tho.,Orocory,f3foro_of_. , _ _ W 4
u j a gmg 'c , -0
'1":,;(‘ ''
Salad
pure o ttlirlpholoo article;•never-0 4 *
p
r; ad** ,C till)aPi liat Ire °faired kifid'fof.eille;ia ,l
4511 ; • - ,ht,fl'ul.:Aati;lll)llLIGTVIVEl3 4.
u ST, receive 4 "iit'Dr. et
-Retinie vrug Store;
lg
WortAfaln Street Curlisle.v
,%! 7 ",,,,'.. I
.'!, 'ritf;'s' 7 : ; - 2....:,..4: ~.:; ' , ::.'. 7 ... •:',,,',.-- , f ,i 1 • I.'L , 'it:,.
..sibr,to;2&M.l)o.v.o.
ClOthiii-g-,Stnrejo-llie.,Fp.onffefiner
-710ffctin*-4y. lYiej,,,Lambortontsbe!Ayyn Con
,lyn's•Jewelry., a hotel; in
West, Maillst.renoViipldiefiPeekfulfrinfdhn his
•ffiandb Rnd'iliikriittblio'kliat:•;:he intends, to - On
flaw, the -lnisiiietts , "ac,lierettifdie 110 , -:baii . just
received b. , molt 0f,. ..
•-• • Spring andiSummer.Gildds. •
Avhich ho hayo made up at 11 c shortest, no;
tieeand'in ,
deSitable 'manner "He'ivill
constantly ,have ron hand a,large .selection of
iteady Made Clothing,— - •
'cheaper than ever offered to-the public before--
such tuelgack and Noe dress collie. frock. and
sack coats of various colours; tweed Coats Of al
shapes' and colors, summer cloth coats, linen
cotton.and jean coats, and; all other kinds of
fashionable coats, black and fancy , cashmere
pains, summer pants of every, description and
color, plain and fancy satin vests, summer:vest%
all sorts and colors, shirt bosoms and collars,
neck and pocket handkerchiefs, stocks, suspen
ders of all kinds very cheap Don't forget the
place .
Carlisl\3, April c-3rn
sPX PASELIONS.
TilE subscriber has-just received
another lot-of the new style of epilog
HATS, is ' , prepared to accommodate
\ hie old arid • new friends With an
elegnt article, besides everyother
I
articleini his ne. His stock is large and va
rious; comprising fine Mole skin and Pettifei
Hats' witli Nutria, Fur, Summer ; and , pvery
variety of,..Sloucb Hats. While ho cheerfully
recoMs hie acknowledgement of past favor, he
would respectfully-soltott a cominannee of pub:.
„,thrhatronagp. at the Old Stand in North Han
ovetil street. GEORGE. KELLER.
May:6'49 •
DRUGS, FANCY GOODS, BOOKS, &C.
JUST OPENED
,AT HAVERSTICK'S old established Drug
and Book Store, on North Hanover street, a
new supply of Drugs and 'Medicines, fresh and
carefully 'selected, together with a rich, varied
and extensive assortment 'of Fancy Goods,
Books, Perfumes, soaps, Cutlery, Gold and
Silver Pens and Pencils, Cornelius' Splendid
Parlor Lamps, Girandoles. and Flower Vases
Ethereal Oil Lamps, Fruits, Confectignary, and
a variety of other articles which is impossl- ,
ble to. enumerate, but comprising the largstst
and most splendid ,display ever offered in Car
,lisle, and 'af,prices correspondingly cheap. • The
attotion of ills old friends and customers and
IWe public generally is• particularly invited .to
hjs present stock, with which•they cannot fad to
bb pleased. • -
Maylf..;l9 IttS W HAVFIISTICIL
Fresh Dugsi'Dledicines, &e.
/ hove just received from Philadel
, phia and New,York very extensive
additions to my former stock, embra
:s•;" citig nearly every article of Medicine
kat now in use, together with Paints,
Oils, Vanishes; Turpentine, Perfumery, Solve,
Stationery; Fine Cutlery, Fishing Tackle,—
Brulies of almost- every description, with an
endless variety of othei articles, which I am de.
tgrinined , ro selFat the VERY LOWEST prices:
All Physicians, Country Merchants, Pedlars,
and others, are respethfully requested - not to pats
the OLD STAND, ne they - mhy rest assured'
that .every-article will be 801(1,4 41, good. quality,
and upon reasonable terms.
S. ELIJOTT,
Main street. Carlisle.
May 30
IMPORTANT NOTICE !
THE public aro hereby notified that en im
mense stock of the• handsomest and cheapest
dry goods even brought to Ctfrlisle have just
been received at OGILBY'S Cheap Wholesale
and Retail Store. My sock is verv.lsrge, and
I ant determined to cut goods at the very lowest
notch. I. have some of the cheapest Cloths.
Cassimeres, Vestings, &c., over seen. Mus
lins'and calicoes- from 2c upwards, Lawns, DA
Lemnos, Ginghnms, elegant and very cheap.—
Stockings from tit to 50c. Bonnet ribbons frogs
4c to 25. Pantaloon stuffs from 5 to 25; sips
elms from - 121 to 50c. •
Come one, come all, and get good and cheap
goods at the old stand, cast Main Street, Car
lisle frn3o] C °MIMIC.
P S. Country Stores supplied at city prices:l
The Cheapest Goods.
F the season have just been received at the
O
.store of the subscribers, being the second
large arrival.this spring. Among this large sup ,
ply may be found variety of LADIES DRESS
GOODS, such ns lawns, Ginghams,Moos do
Lain is, Alpachns, Linen Lustres, alicoes, in
heaps, Checks, Muslins very cheep„ 'Pickings,
Flannels,Cambric, Seek, Swiss, and Jaconet
plaid an striped Muslins,—a largo supply of
MEN AND JOYS' WEAR, Tweeds,Cash
=gobs; Clotbs, Cassimeres,.Vestings,..osiery
Gloves, Ribbons, Table Covers, Oil Cloths,
Groceries, &c., Hardware, and n gendral and.
complete assortment of VERY CHEAP
GOODS, which cannot fail to plenso both in
qunlitrand price.,• We invite the public to call
and secure bargains, at the old stand, three doors
south of the Post Office
Ms) , 30
To all whoia it may Concern !
GEORGE W. RHEENI.
lIIIIANKFUL to the public generally for past
lavorti and tlioir liberal patronage, still con
tinues to carry on the SADDLIT, TRUNK,
and HARNESS Nuking business, at his old
snind in Nanover street, MI doors north of the
Carlisle Batik,, at the sign of the Mammoth
Collar.. He is now better prepared than ever to
accommodate his customers, having recently
made great alterations in his establishment, ict
.as to enable hire to keep a much better, tuisort
ment than heretofore, consisting of Spanish,
Dragoon, scoop tub, quilted and plain SAD
DARES. CARRIAGE HARNESS, Iliated and
common; Farmers' 'Gears, .of TM;
veiling Trunks of al descriptions and, prices,
Veleases and Carpet Bags, Bridles, Martingale
Dollars, Stock, Le her and Raw Hide Whips,
Leather, cdtten. worattd. Fly-nets, and 'all
other, articles in his line—all of which he is de ,
terntined to sell at the very lowest cash ipaices.
Making and repairing Mittfasses of hair, husk
and straw, and all kinds of liphotteing will be.
iiiiiietritillrartelidoillo7 - ' •
ap25'491 y
NEW & CHEAP NANO WOE STO ' E.
tririHE eutisaribere haVel fast 'ieceived,a't their -,
:New and: Cheep HARDWARE'STQRE
east High street, opggsite .o,giley'e Dry Oecid
Store, a large stock pr good's in their • lino, 'At)
.which they , would call the attention of gurelia-..,
.sere, their arrangement. in the city tiesng
as to enable them to bell their goods aVthei' . .7.
lowest city prices.
Their stock comp rises
,full ; assortment gf,T*
Locks and Latches , oteverylitile 'and: ' -
Hinges, Screws , Bolts, , and evert: artiere`usee''- ,
for-13uildings, Augurs and auger Hitt's; .chirshni:!.
, broad:and hand 'axee, hatchets, , ,drawing knoves nt ,
plunes, and plane bitty, panel,' and Rip. c.
ping _sawe;intill,7.tirceis.eur.and OirctiltiViiii*S, •
trace and halter chnins r li s ames, shovels;apadesoi
and .hoes, hay and 'manuralorkif4-, Also, a law
assortment of , 'Pbaket quid f Table"Cullery,-;-
'aporinsilithoyel and, , ionge,lrtraltere endl!.l4agF"
,klellow, ware, ,Brass,glid enameled. -Pretsgvitoil
Nettles,',lron: Ftiresees; Cedar Ware
•ittid vices, Files and Rasps of ,evert
•Band , anditioari Irotii2Oest,' , -Sherir.SPniik%fid
Blister Steel, ''&c. Also, •• ; .
100 Boxes Window..Gluse.,
4100 WhitifLeati.' '
• • ,
; Batiels Linseed Oil. . • "' ' "
6,lii i i Te A B 6p, TiltEli!Xlill4.l
200 Kets CuritierfamMalla:', :
pfay9'49 ' • IVRIGEIT'dt, SAXT9Nr/
; : Tag •Iro . vv4sty- ert4ebt, : ,.
voryWl • t pribet=
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nsa:=• , .., l t,', V.e.,1; .CAV tilONY.:tjttft...
.1 t ttarr.am t"- ~- , v • w*Jif
hirp)onuid assortlnentp of GinghainhiriCticf l r
v ,
NOII patterns, rhry lOW. epp,-,llp l!ad'i,oftS ll , 3 iff
iltitiachborih , Nortb,`,Zk r titiv4, enroei t i CalLtyht,th,..
him,. ttnn29] ~,,Lo- , „‘7,ta,•JgARIIICRI r e ' , -
x, , — 1 " ' ,•-' 11 :' - ) . . .
- 9 '` 1 • rrOnotrifuliirnck ( 1 / 4 4 11 A-:"'11.01 it irt
,rllßE.adbopiibrifi4tutii;ollboo,4l, 4 VOlfegi TrnMer— of
JL: ~,CloOto".ftlifforonnool&V Jjhef ;60 hibn`n - , ,
Coins ''prid tantaloonn. ' ; •'q 'w -lII'L'NERvi - AOV,
ti - t7ol 4 3 ,, kfr;;pi/Olt2W4Aiiiitliiii•ili 3 ;3'i4lL,o '.'
'#W l . PAlllo44oci4ilioonjuriVrentdhnilkelliniig , ht‘ ,4 / 4
,1 1 -d tK 9-0 10/, te gi ti li! t i . ginsP/3 63 OGIVBYt I ' 4 ' ''q-
:'e: 4 , , , MO Ol l. Wo011..Wool , r! ,1- '.''''il , ' 4 • .
toll.atoutirisTotAltato,wiirinedwkiatiht., ;
,-fp't Col getl i y9j l 4§kA*ltqlOndlur , (44 l i r fao 9l , , .
0-/-,'‘
rihisil'horvlAN's Mbritio•anct-cOoteabOi .: ~.„
virmit ,ryoiynd and for solo by- ~, A, ~ ..:1 - 3 _, `l` , ,_ c. i;
47 , , ,1 ' ~....,...,.. , .G,; R' ORO pICS, , - ,f.';' ' ,•,.,'
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