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CaIAZISSInng wau
lifFnfiEoAY, AUGUST, 22' 1849.
Nortc'E:=Those iii
iiiienrago for one :orl
whiore'yearsefsubseription to the .fleruld;''will;
be waited on by a collector in u short lime, as
we aro greatly in need of money. An iniptirtu..
silty will given at the seine time for ADV.itillE
rAv.zreerrebrall who wish to avail themselves
ofotir reduced termg—sl, so a year. •
Judge Watts , Speech.
• (O'So.marty etrore occtirrepin the address
of Judge %VATTs to President l'avion„ as pub
lished in our last, that it is due to him it should
be republished lr,a correct shape. It is thus
subjoined:
- PRESIDENT TAYLOR we are engag
ed in this exciting and heartfelt ceremony of
your icception, wo are not unmindful of the
.lesson of political wisdom which it .teaches.—,
Ours is, perhaps; the only nation upon the globe
where a.Rulei.could with impunity visit and
hold converse with his own people. • Whilst
Royally requires 'the protection of military
guards and ships of wary your security is found
in Op hearts of your countrymen—whose sin
cere attachment:to their free institutions and
laws dictates no other feeling than a high and
reverential regard for them in the . person of
their chief magistrate.
Moro than half a century ago, when Inde
pendence had crowned the efforts of a success
ful war, he who had .so gloribusly conducted
its battles,—whose mi,litary capacity, charac
terized as it was by colt and dispassionate dis 7
cretion, was only eipialled by his private vir
tueb—und who had then been elevated to and
!was in the enjoyment of the highest volition!
_ distinction in the gift of man—thy immortal
wAsurrieroi—was here amongst us, receiving
the bind congratulations and grateful homage
of tlima community. Slnetrthat•perion-no-Pre
oldent of the United 'States lins ever been
anion! us. It is, thezefore, with no ordinary.
. cc ings or joy, t mat we, their childrioViVhire
we thus do honor to ourselves in commernino-•
rating this bright page in the-history of our
fathers, may with so much truth congratulate
you upon the happy coincidence of circum
stances which characterizes Your visit to this
place. • •
Now the strife of political Contest has been
lulled to quiet. All parties; classes, nets and
professions hero unite in bidding yon a hearty
welcome,cnd in expressing the obligation we
feel.to our immediate Goveynot; for the milli
tional pleasure which his presence affords.
C4ODE.Y ' S LADY ' S BOOR.—TIIO Septem- •
ber number of this old and favorite Monthly,
has been already issued. It contains'twenty-,
four citrd• pages, and sixteen beautiful ore
costly embellishments. Among the latter is
one entitled "Contentment better than Wealo,"
superbly engraved in Mezzotinto, and a per
fect gem of art. The " Fashion Plate" is also
engraved in handsome style and elegantly co
lored—presenting a striking, contrast to the
rough wood-cuts which some of podey's ri
vals are publishing, dignified with the title of
Fashions. Tho number contains forty-six con
tributions from the beat American writers, con
stant contributors to this Magazine. The Book
is first in the, market, as rejards time; and if
we mistake not, will remain first, also in pic
torial- beauty and fitorary.oxeellerkec. Piffle
dolphin —L.• A. Godey. $3 a year. For sale
HOLDEN ' S DOLLAR MACIAZINE,ToI Au-
J•
gust, contains a great variety of instructive and
entertaining reading, and Is embellished with
many handsoMe engravings. The "Topics of
the month" arc treated in a strain of lively
gossip which is the next best thing w 6 know
• of, to the " Editor's Table" of The Knicker
bocker. Mr. Holden °caul - illy .gives more
good reading matter for a • Dollar than any
'publisher in the
.country. New York—C, W.
holden; 109 . misi — u street. , a year.
Tun SeAtiv..—The August number
of this Mediai work, pUblished by Dr. J H. Dix
au of the city of New York has been forward
ed to us. The object of the work appears to bo
an " exposure of quackery," as well as the giv
ing of a general outline of the mode of treat
ment as well as the preventives of the most
common diseases to which the human body is
subject. ne style is bold, original, and inter
esting, at - argil.: Dixon is an accomplished prac
titioner of long standing. Price $l,OO per ar.-
u m
OBXTV ARY.
Died, at his residence, In !Castle le, 1411, August,
1840, Dr. Ono. D. POut.r, In the Oftlityear of Ins age.
It rarely happens that the death of nn individual
makes a void in society which cannot be speedily
filled. Great tees die and great teen succeed them,
and all the show of public'lamentation is . but mock
ery. When the pageant is ended, the Inetnory of
him whose sword waved terror, or whose eloquence
startled nations, pusses away. Ilidtory alone will
tell his name, for when his immediate friends and
relapses have departed, no one.is Jell to tenors over
his grave. But different is it when a small commu
nity is deprived of a good citizen and a usefu l man,
whose place is not likely. mOl3ll to he supplied ;then,
the tears of the family are.not the only tribute to his
memory; all who knew him sorrow. Such was the
subject of this notice.
Dr. Faulk wits horn Nov 12th, 1780, In Adams,
thengi --- TotirazurilialivTnii
lege, afterwards pursued the study of Medicine, arid
received a Diploma from the Medical Institute in
Baltimore.. Ito practised his profession in Carlisle
for nearly forty years. and never )entered a sick
chamber without a welcome, nor left It with are—
preach.
n is name will not be lost with this generation, for
Ilia virtues us n man, his love us a hushanil, a brother
and a lather, his kindness as a friend, and his ability
stun physician, will be told to our children, and to
our, children's children. •
litihrta gone to lila grave, and
let him *leap on • •
'N'eallt the turf under which we 4avO laid 114.7.
• VALUABLE CHOIOE Fla AT'
PRIVATE SALE. •
TIIE. subscriber intending to rendeve West
1' will sell ut private sale, the Farm, on which
"he neap '
resides located in North Middleten
. township, Cumberland county, on the , turnpike}_
'fond, loading frail') Carlisle to Harrlsbarg;
millea east of Carlisle, and ono half '
of Middlesex Mills, at the•Letart Spring, amp':
taining 140 ACRES •of first-rate , Limestone";
Land, in a high state , of.. lavatibn, ab out ••:13 /
...:.Acres of the :atiede , •isyovpred With `tlitivitigt
::tirither.. The 'greater , part :Is set with locitat - •
peo end chesnut rail fence& The irriptoventetife
.'consist of a cethfortable - , Xwo . ~."
Story, DWELLIN with j tWo
• 1 0.9lione , suitablerlor two finoilies '
, togother With Wasit.house, Milk
. .lioutie,lilinoke.lieuse,' and never •
:Well of w,ater nr:tho . Kitciten ,
'lEPtitOrrin , Alse, Stone . Banks. Bern CO
37 mith actrn;cribe"wegon ,shn,d, and. ear-,
riage'lninite.sed'i a horse atable% separate, with
running Water,' in the ford, and a.-:largo
'orchard with choicc,i'rult treee. • ,. ..Tonet her wtth.- .
a' Log Tenant , lithine•and•Stable,U'Thia is ono
of thennostvroductive'lirnis'inAllis:nectiOn ;65
'Also,nt , Privato ..Etale,_anotheir iarm :contaira.":,
ing_26:ACltES,fene.haif aoulh eaot Oftthe•
aboiititfarm . ,;liiitinfrithefeon , erected a two Story
DWELLING)SO USE 90 - tiy
hank . Aiarn,4B hyp42 feet .' 'Alep,yr
a ,Wageen fiew;l.'eridtri.
fora ia;lbe.hitst*'!
;tion.9aladoubtieribei the'aliovo
'.. l ',togetherkiroctiarate: , tohntiVpprehasere:Per:,i, ,
-I ;oonety.!.lettint,mbuy,will 4 ',do%welli
property;,l in titm'eso hettlt Int situ ati orn 4 . 7 conin
and sondor..irourbilvesvo.,x.',;•i,"'l'6''''''l,'','';
a u#ls R TIA
' Ettleilata
, itYST.Apoe . ived , i 4nklign` intledialD6,'RAW.1 4
LW ! Pp* &Fancy , 13ibtp,;V:"%lain l ' Sink:
Ga!IoloI' V:-/%``
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. VA,LUABLETARIYIFOR:BALE ,
UESDA.Y,the:24 tiny •of Ontober neat,
O will If te"Publi u
Mn m townithip, about. 7 ' miles . north
west of ew,e•,..ent uesio , Newburg,
the Inetn, ly
,occupted m
•by Wine Stevenson,'
containing 177 ACRES, first-rate•alate Land, in,
agood,state of 611061,1 mi, about twenty nei , es
of which is covered with. thriving , timber,' a
sh•eairi of water rook through the thrm, along
•which there js an excellent natural meadn'tv.—
• • •
The, improvements are a -two
'.'••••••1 story' doubli; LOG HOUSE, - Don
ble Log Barn, N'Vagon.slied, Cern
'and other out-bnildings,"a
neyer spring .water„,
spring house, and, an apple orchard,:, chiefly,
yoiing Also at the sameotime and place
will be offered for sale about 24 ALRES of
Timber Laud, situated about two miles from the
above farm near the North Mountain. The
•abOve property, will be sold in pursuance of the
last Will and Testament of the before-mention
ed decedent,. and ,
which there will
° be an, indispm
table titlegtven. Persona wishing to view these
two ptimerties can do so by calling on Mr. S.
Stewart residing on tile farm, or the subscriber
adjoining it.' Sale.to commcitela at 40 o'clock off'
said day, when attendance -will He given and
teems millu known by
DANIEL WHISTLER,
Executor of Win. Stevenson, tleci'd.
August 8-ts
For Sale of Exchange.
Tt li. subscriber has PA liltin thecounty
of .Brie, Pa., which he wishes to sell Or.
, exchange for Real estate in Cumberland county.
It contains 209 ACRES;and 9t vero es of land,
of first ride quality, about one hand edmmes of
which are cleared , well fenced n in good cut
. • tivation, havit a small .frame
! , z .,;ir , ; , . Dym.LiN . HOUSE and a
t ':'l as i .• large Bank 'Barn thereon eree-•
1 ,i, , ' I I'• ted. The residue of the land is
coveted with the finest and Most
!Valiant& llNMETVortitrklude, such as link;
i Chesnut, Otoklish, Poplar and Hemlock. The
_land Is iltlViiitil within a quarter of a mile of
the Canal which leads from the town of Brie to
' Pittsburg,,,and about one mile and a half from
the Lake. .Timber at this place is becoming
' very valnable,,and on the Tartu there is . about
toil Acres of the ery best quality: The farm
cost me about four Meagan(' dollars ten years
i ago,when land wa selling at a depressed price,
August Bir - PR CIVIC. WATTS
.-
Prirate Sale.
THE subscriber intendin to remove to the
,
West before spring, will o rer at priva!,o sale
' the HOUSE AND LOT h roW occupies sit-.
c r,
tinted in Neill . ' Hanover s cot, early oppo
site tha residence of Georg etzger. Esq.;
said House is n new nod hand windy finished
Wilding, having attached thereto all necessary
out r bildings. cistern, &e. said lut is fifty-two
feet front and one hundred and seventy loot in
depth, with a choice collection of young and
. .
Thriving film trees.
The underargned also buf , _ leave to inform
its o . nen s nralTieliiiblic in general that he
has removed his stock of Hats and Caps to his
present residence, where he' still continues to
manufacture and offer for sale at reduced •pri
cos, everythitn.7 in his line of business. The
subscriber wohld also notify all those indebted
to hint to call and make payment, as it is his
design to close out his stork and settle rip his
.busines's this fall. PETER. B LECHLER.
"augB3t • .. ~
•
Valuably Tow n Property for Sale.
rE - 11-1E subscriber, intending to remove to the
1. West, ellbrs at ptivate sale the following
•desirable property. •
Two two story BRICK HOUSES,
it situate in North street, in the borough
• • of Carlisle just newly finished of .he
NAL best material, and pleasantly located
r• ,
about half - n - square cm - of Oral's --
Hotel.
• Also, a vacant lot of ground adjoining the
- above, well calculated for a building lot. Also,
a Two Story STONE HOUSE,
ut t
in North Hanover street, a few .ki"; •
doors north of the - Carlisle Bank, :i!P.. ; •.
and adjoining Ihe Co nrectionary !, r i , I
store of Peter Monger. This pro- •=t--.i'
perry in in located in the most business part of
the borough, and is well adapted‘for eithormor
candle or any other business. The front base
ment is handsomely finished, and is well eklett--
laded for a shop for any kind of business--
There is also a largo Two Story Back Building
of Brick, nearly new, with an excellent Cistern,'
..W.a.s,L.house,_Smoke2.housa. and_a_good_stable.
and Carriage house.' A variety of the choicest
' fruit trees, all in good bearing condition, are
also on the lot.
The above property will he sold low, on ad
vantageous terms to suit purchasers.
jy4‘492m GPO W RHEEM.
SPRUCE STREET CABINET WAREROOMS
.
No 119 Spruce st. below..sth,
PHILADELPHIA.
CON.STANTLy out hand a large assort
,lneot of superior
Walnut dc raahogany rurniture,
manufactured in the hpst manner, of modern
style, en(l arrrioderale prices, embracing
Sofas, • Parlor Chairs,
Wardrobes,Rocking Chairs,
Dressing ureaus, Tete-a-fetes,
French Bedsteads, Centre and Pier Tables
High Post 13c41stds Wash stands,
flat Racks,. Secretaries, .
'Extension Tables, &c.
Every article is mule of the best material
and workmanship, and warranted.
augtl y T & HENKELS . .
TO-All goods bought at this establishment
packed under the immediate superintendence of
the proprietors, and sent free of charge to any
part of the city.
CARLISLE FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP.
THE subscriber continues the manufacture
of CASTINGS, at his Foundry in High street
and hovititnow on hand a full assortment of
Patterns, is prepared to furnish all kinds of
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS in the,
b6st style and and at the shortest notice. He
has Ow On hand a large assortment of Cast
ings, such as Corn-crushers, Mill Ocarinas and
Gudgeons, Plough castings. Points, Shears and
GlitterEC.Wlifon land Coach Box es, alt - FW grates
Oven Doors, cask Weights, &c...:-.3..louking
Ten-plate and Coal Stoves. He also builds
and repairs CARS, Threshing Ma
i 7,,= chines anti Horse• Powers, wails every
other kind of Machinery. at the shor
test notice. -Old Iron. Brass and copper taken
in exchange for work. 7:Haying purchased
all of Rawly & Co.'s Patterns, parsons wishing
to hails them will flit(' them:a' my shop.
augsOmos ' F GARDNER.
SZITAING orri
„
THE subscriber has commenced selling off
his entire staCk of pRY GOODS at greatly
reduced Price, to make room for alarge stock
of Fall'and Winter. Goods. As my assortment
is very large and complete, purchescrs.will find
it decidedly,profitable to call and invest their
cash at 'my establishment.' Call one nod all se
carotin+ best bargilinwever had in Corliele. Many.
goods will be sold fur , below toet,,antl'
pribOs below low water mark. I have' a large,
stock. of BOOTS AND SHOES o,n liand
which I will close out at low fierce. ; ,Also; a
lull assortment'Of CARP,ETIN6S'et all prices,
and -last.- not least, a primo lot' of G ROC.E
RIES, Sugare,. CoMes, - Toni, Molasses, nice,
& a . and.,Cheap Booollect the. Old
S • 'net , lVlain Street.' ' C 'OGILBY.'
nugg'• ...• •”'
, •:,•• • • Tobacco . - Andr Oigars, - • ••
e, US'LUe ‘ii)litani'for,eafe wholdeale and. te.
tail the • eet , and clienposi eelOotionz'olnClL'
GARS . to be 'found lattoi. where but'ill CO 114.
The eeleetion.conalete of -:•, • •., •••-•
Grenaderoa, ; .: .;
' Castellon, , • ,I(La Rryilavora; : • •
Plantation, • ,,,• ; .l'.,Oon,B;pro!Aogalia,
•
Principe, •,,;• .'; ; Llk•GfaulA ;`•• • •
Venue and Pigaroa • Dforedatidort; die,lll
All of . thd finest •Cnbn'and;flavtineTObaooo r
and'Vnt• li p 'thig"peateat' maiinot:`h,eViAing
have aXbellent hliceicand•tlid bait Mele e s . Also
theXeet;;COnigiese•uod;,Catrendfild - TOBACCO
both 'plain and awdetenad,'at reduced prioee'forl
anal' examine-., stook' be fOrd."pore
by the., hex aelow. akthei'
'1(11'1 . 40.110 ifftpd.'cityl..- ,P,Orei,fordet.•tha.ipliico•
OpOdvito . tha",ratirOad
:;•„Cailiele;.atnzt,' TF,-:.CItIFAVEi t L,,
131111ag , 'ott' at 4 Oast, • '
' • —• ;
;•iititisCiiber; selling - 1(10 - 1, entirk4
steek`of.DtY,4eosAt;' , lmet for s e,eshi‘,. - geritentv,
,wishing to lay 'eat fitutritsysh le - liff - ,"ndvent and
will ides - mit' ofillY , tind tittamino "nly , ltleek "tis • i
tha-W3,4,1,.1a.rne ' eritt -,t gorytyslce - silertn,i'entv,otlifif
gold_1( Which I,(trai desirtme aft selling
lol for,,cately.
te inripeeslldlijo. , ' enumerate' 'all,thif,loods ,
,but ' C
morn;: weettlEn $ tymma r. D rilll tins - ito glniatie,
,Calleoes,..and,Dr,Pos,GlPde - fol
&o.rffe.liettorsityreiy dr , '
vitdd, to, call at the Bed; (live in North IladeVer
street and examine for theinsolves., • • •
PPYLF`':,•-•
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1104,45sitate ,--.
o.c•:4.cptif
MEE
rtiCSAtt. •
ttlEPAY.,:tiw•2s,tlC:af: S?pternber,
4849,-the Subscribers willieXpostrto piffilfe Side
on:thO preinisetirin Frzinklord toWniship,i Cum
berland,uounty. Pa., the fora lately occupied
-bv•iDaniel Gaymthi, deccased,i situate in' .sa id
townshp, about sLmilos north frOvvin Newville,
8 miles west of Carlisle'aud 1 mile from Bio
servillO,containing 138 ACE ES ofgood land, all
under,eultivation but_itbout twenty acres of
woodland, and in godd order, with good fences.
Abouttwenty acres of it isfine meadow.i:Tl ore
is a running•strqam through , the place; ,:The
unprovemenwaref two :Story
. D El. LING 1101.1 SE, Log
I Darn and •other necessary „out
1 II houses. Also, a well, of • never
failing water at the door,-and •an
- orchard , covering three acres, with every variety
of "choietilruit. The place is in every respect'
an excellent form. Possession will be given
in the-rani( de , ,Persens dimiring - to . see it
can do so lty calling on Abrahaln Gagman,
liv
ing near Alter's or Frean's Mill. Sale to com
mence o'clocit, P.M., when attendance
will be_given and.terms _ made known by '
ABRAHAM GAYMAN,
JONAS GAYMAN, _
•• nuglsts- Executors.
*,;*Harrisburg Telegraph insert till sale and
send bill to this office for collection.
I , lIL'4
• PUBLIC SALE.
HAVING. determined to temove to the west
I Will sell the following described Farms
at public sale. , ,
No situate in West Pennsbpro' town
ship, Cumberland county, Pa., Ili miles west
from Carlisle. inftes west from the turnpike
at John Paul's, and 1 mile from the. Alterton
Depot, on the Rail Road. It consists of 125
ACRES of-excellent limestone land, ono hun
dred of, which is cleared and in a good state of
cultivation, the balance covered with finc young
tintber.---J.Phe—improvenudnis_are _a _ good_two__
Story Brick Farm HOUSE, and a
"Tarp Frame Barn; these buildings
;;• ; ass new, having been erected with
s o s in the last eighteen months. There
is a good well of excelletnt water,
with pump convenient to the Hous e There
is also easy access to Mount Rock Spring, diit
tont one half mile. -
This Farm is located in the centre of ono of
the boat portions of this county, convenient to
Mills, Schools,•tmd churches. Thus rendering
it ono of the most desirable Farms in the town
ship: This ' , atm I will sell by public outcry
on the premises on FRIDAY . ..the-20r of Sep
tember, 11119.
. .
No 2—ls situate in Dickinsmi township GI
miles south west from Callisle, 2 miles east
from the Stone Tavern, and on, the Yellow
Breeches Creek ~I t consists of 125 ACRES of
first rate Limestone Land in a high state of
cultivation There-is fifteen Acres of good na
tural meadow The improvements
are a large Double STONE -ki ?I
i-
V-Ii„
HOUSE, a good Frame Barn 4. ii 1 ~f!
Corn Cribs, Wagon Shed, Car. i';'q,; li f '.i'.
ringe House, Spring House, &c —4 l4 t.''' *.-
There is ono of the best springs in the county,
rises within n few yards of the house. This
farm possess all the advantages desirable in a
Farm, being nvenient to the "Great Drove
Road-, find a
x
good mallet for to prodnctions of the. Forth—
jr\Qttes
I willa.lsa s offer this Farm at- 'public sale on
SATURDAY the '22d Of September, 1849.
Terms made known on the day of sale Titles
indisputable For turther particulars enquire. of
the.subssriber residing on the last mentioned
property JOIIN G WILLIAMS.
jr25'49 le . .
' Valuable Parm'at Private Sale.
THE subscriber contemplating a removal to
the West ! offers at private sale his voluble
- FARM,' a - dilated' two miles west of Carlisle,
Cumberland county, containing 208 acres of first
rate limestone land; in a good state of cultivation,
adjoining lands with the Poor' House Farm,
ICutz's and others. On the premises is a largo
two story
STONE HOUSE,
a
having eleven rooms iii all, six below
55 - nd above, besides libirge hall
U - I
running through the middle of the
house. The tvulls of the lower story nre hung
with paper. Attached to the min building is A
small STD N 1. HOUSE with a room and kiteh
en. A stone carriage house stands near the
main building. There are lour cellars in all .
two .under the .dwelling
_house, one under the
smell stone house, and one under the carriage
house. A cistern 30 feet deep with a pump in
it, stands near the kitchen door. There is also
a fine large BANE BARN, with wagon sheds
and corn cribs, and othex out buildings. Near
the house is a spring of excellent limestone
water, which passes through the barn yard.o—
Thereis also a good Apple Orchard, containing
about lOU trues, fifty of which are young and
thriving, 11 pouch orcharilmnd other choice fruit
trees aro abom the house. ' Convenient to the
barn is a Two Story DWELLING HOUSE,
with four rooms and n kitchen, calculated Tor a
tenant house, and now occupied as such. The
Cumberland Valley Railroad rims through the
farm, leaving about 80 acres south.lo of which
is excellent timber land. This tract Arduld make
it good small farm itself—the whole in insured t o •
the amount of $3,500. The above property was
once the residence of Cnpt, Richard Brien ; it is
now offered on reasonable terms—a -good port
of thelpurchase money may remain in the farm
if desired. —Further description is deemed un
necessary, ns the purchaser is invited to call with
the subscriber residing on the farm, and he can
sou for himself. \-
JONATIIAN NEIDIG. •
July lB, 1489.
I'or Sale.
THE undersigned offers for sale the following
property, viz :—TWO ACRES...of land sitti•
ate in North Middleton township, Cumberland
county, en the road leading froni Carlisle to
Mechanicsburg, about four miles cast of Lay
lisle, tear Reicherd's Tavern, having thereon
, erected a 'Two Story FRAME
" WEATHERBOARDED HOUSE
;111,04 and Kitchen, nearly new, with ref
ill a ! J .?, lar under the front House, together
--with 'Wagon .Maker and Black
smith Slio, Stable. Wash Honseand
li - ouses. Also, a well orerxcellent water with
a pump near the door. 'There are also about
30 or ar, choice fruit trees on said promises.—
Any person wishing to view said property will
call on fife subscriber now living on Said peem
see. Terns of sale will be mado to suit pur
chasers. If the above property.is not sold by
the first of October it. will be rented .for the
term of ono year. JACOB RINUWAtT.
nugl'492m
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
•FOR SALE.
arm on Which:he new resides,situate partly
in 'Mifflin and Frankford townships, Comber
land ceunty, Pa., Within throe -miles ,of the
Boro' of, Newville and the ()emberland Valley. '
Rail Road.. Containing about 200 ACRES of
'patented land of first quality gravel and slate, '
about , 170 Acres aro clear and well set with
clover, a considerable .portion of .it has been
limed. • kip ador •gocffeneo and generally
set with locust kes. The improvements are'
:,:... : *,•'. a.' able' , LOG ; . .HOUSE, anal
~ .,; i ..2' 14 yr::*lCitelo • ivt9 f stories, a : itirg a , ;:.
~,,, •• i n, Frame B , with two threshing 4
floorii,•.Cori -Crib, , tia- Wagon' ,
Shed, complete Brick Brno antUWash house; .
with water tieing 'in the, sh house,. anti; ti.."
TeWant, liana° . andStal4 There is,a never';
lolling Stream .el,•Wetei4eqning .Pait the im... ,
prcpromentru,, There areltwo orchards ',one bf
whlOb.is youtigubd , grafted'Truit4. . The abovo' ,
'Farm le well, calculated fur' raising Miller grain'',
„On stuck.' Thini) is' running water' insi t ig , thij
fielde:os,poPt,twe:
,Tho ; , Ferin witt,4 l 4,lb b i i.''
'divided, and 'geld in lots, t', 6 `;tinlCPur-,:;. ;
eliniiers.. ',-' " . .r.' .- ''
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' I will'phio sell- pp 14 0 iep.iiii4ralor , :,jiliioU , ,
fetildia,;;itlNi4llll'• township '`,
PI:l ' illli?ll' is
liatentedV.'Perrions Wishing'.,infeinaittieti.iwill'.l.,*;
pl4utae cull upon the pubeeriber.' , " . :=' ,
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SePtiln!ber,;!)ox 4 q4'lkev.,,,'' , '" , "';' f
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;; ; :,141-1, ANp'ricit; oltuittodicilho tow .1
I; ': ~.. rill iOlainfloldieu mhoilond (161'140 , ' . 4.
Adjoining'" 'lots of' 2.1ti0; 4 . 1511111 ',,1
alitua, Graafian, and'Ottfors,OOrnAitol‘no`slrl
„i
[..toOtiot •,iij. .'_l',! . .!eaerision A givf#l,ol.,;(o,:hthl, , f ,.
April' , n 94, iiCr.hibil tidf°l4li..PATlA#7° ii
will bocr_O ( Mrod:' '',' l .'' ' . .;;I: ii4•-o* .'
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N„P,uralianFe ."I . lanP,Or4ol , l'titAlei,frord the
I
tkpliitaid Court' Or Cdinheiland; etinty,dii
,reoted tollifiaubseriberiAihnibiatratorafJtiboli
Lehman,
shitr, Cimiberland mainly; he 'will=offer atPubiio
Sale Addle premises, on •SATUBDAY,IIid.BO
.day of. SEPTEMBER peat; ofl2 o'clock M.;
the following•describediwoperty,late the estate,
of said decedent, to w it s.--A..Traettif 'Lan
uate;in•West. Peniistairo , iownship,-.UCumberlandl
county, containing I.II.ACRES and•llll , PerCheid
strict measurd,,about •10Acees
ing limber, bounded fly Node Of 'Nathan Whods,i
Benjamin ShukiJOhn Bricker and others. The
above tract is of the beat quality of limestone
land and in: a high• state of cultivation.-,The
. - improvements benSiat of a large 'two
• ' -.Story STONE 'ROUSE, with back
s•!,,ii,• building, wait'. honed, a large and .1
" convenient .Stone Bank Barn, with
carriage Rouse, Wagon Shed, earls
crib; and , all other neoessarfout buildings.—
The - interdvements are all in .good repair and
.thelencing on the farm in good order. There is
also a never-Minor, well of 'excellent water oh
the - Vince a gnidt i:mclird - of grafted frail.
The above property lies about two manse:lSt of
Newville and within three-quarters of a mile of
the Cumberland Valley Bail Road.
Also, at the same time and place a small tract
of land, II leo the property of said decedent, sit
uate in Frankfard township, about 4 miles froin
the first mentioned trind,adjoininglandsOf Wm.
Alter, Abrallain Cayman, and, others, and ly
ing within ond-eiglith mile of'the' Collodi:Igo"-
net Creek, containing-about 19 ACRES five of
which are good meadow land, and the talanee
b veredhitli good timber.
The terms of sale are as follows, viz—Five
per center the purchase mousy to be paid on
the confirmation of the sale. One-third of the
whole to remain in too land, the interest of
which to bdpaid to the widow.during-lier life,
-andthe,prinrapal_at _.her_deathr- bfllie residue
'One-hall to be paid on the first of April -MO,
and the other halt on the Ist of April MM.
Any person wishing to view the above pro
perty preuions to the sale 'can do so by calling
on Adam Lehman living on the first deseriled °
tract, or on the sohsuriber, residing in "S est
Pennsboro' township.
ISAAC LEFEVER,
jy29ts Ad m'r of Jacob Lehman, deo'll.
.I:r•Y'Lancaslor Union publish till sale and send
bill to this office. • • 1
PUBLIC BALM;
THE undersignod executors . of. Jossm
NtereopEß, late 4 . Wok. llotnpAtild tp.,
Lancaster county, Pettnylvania, and former
ly of Silverspring township. Cumberland co.,
deceased; wttl sell at public sale the roul
estate of said deceased, on the 29th.,30th and
31st days of August next, and at the fallow
ing places, to wit :
On WEDNESDAY, August 29, at the pub
lic house . of Joseph Black, in the Borough of
Mechanicsburg, Cumberland county, two lots
of ground insaid borough, whereon is erect
ed a one and a half story
. STONE end BRICK DWEL
-..`q; I '
,; LING HOUSE, Wash and
jrr, Bake house, Frame Stable, a
well of water acid pump tberoin,
and a number of Trult-trees- thereon, fronting
Main street on the South, adjoining David
Rocky on the East, and Jacob Rubly on the
West. Persons desirous of examining the
above property., will please call upon Joseph
Black, innkeeper,mear the same.
On THURSDAY, August 30, at the public'
house of Henry Snyder, in the village of Lan
disburg, Tyrone township, Perry county, 29
Acres and 4 Perches and allowance, adjoining
lands of Peter Shaeffer and others, and within
I miles 9f 'Landisburg. The improvements
are a two story LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
new Frame Barn and other out-buildings, a
well of water near the house, and a number
of fruit trees. Sheaffet's...run passes in front
of the house, which is at meant occupied by
William Blanc. At the same time and place
will be Bela 10 Acres neat measure of CHES
NUT SPROUT MOUNTAIN LAND, about
half ri mile from the
.above, adjoining lands
of the heirs of F.rattels Patterson, Peter
Sheaffer and others, near Wagoner's Mill.
Persons desirous of examining the above Per
ry_county property, will please call upon Wm.
Blanc residing thereon.
And on FRIDAY, August 31st, on the
promises that VALUABLE FARM, s ituated
in Silverepring township, Cumberland county,
near T. 11. Bryson's MIII, about 1 miles from
HorestoWTabout 4 miles from Mechanics
burg. 9 mile from Harrisburg, and 9 mile from
Carlisle, on the road leading from T. B. Bry
son's Mill to Lamb's Gap, adjoining the Con
odogulnet Creek, land of Benjamin Eberly
and others, containing • •
156 acres and 43 Perches,
neat measure, and laid off in ten fields.—
About 20 or 25 Acres thereof is HEAVY
TIMBER LAND. The improvements are a
' • TWO.STORY LOG' AND
WEATHER-BOARDED
DWELLING HOUSE, 28 by
32 feet, a large. Stone Swisser
Baru, yBO feet; with a collar, Chili Crib
and Wagon. Shed attached, Stone Spring
House over never failing ,water, Smoke house
and other out-buildings•Pwo Orchards- o f
choice fruit trace. There is running water in
most of the fields, and the fences are in good
order. The premises are well supplied with
fine Locust trees.
This farm is considered hne of the surest
and best for all kinds of grain in said. county.
It is convenient to mills, schools and churches,
and will be sold _together or in two parts to suit
purchasers. • , ,
Terms cash on the first of 'April nevi, when
possession will be given for the whole of tho
real estate of said deceased. Persons desirous
of viewing the, above farm previous to the day
of Salo, will please call on Abraham Reran,
the.tenanqlterconandosamine_for_therriselies
A further description is deemed nmieceseary.
Sale to commencb at 2 o'clock on each day
in.the 'afternoon, when attendance will. be giv
en and conditions of, sale made known by the
undersigned executors of laid deceased.
Poems hiving claims against the above
estate are reOuested ,to presant them to the
undersigned on , either of the above named days
JACOB NEWCOMER,
Monroe,toWnaliip, Cumberland co,
_ANDREW METZGER,
. .
End . llempfield tp., Lancaster co.
Valuable Farin for Sale.
rjrtHE subsoribee ihtending to remove to th e
West, oars at private safe the following dc.
sirable Fatm, Situated hi'Hampdon township
Cumberland county,• one 'mile North West
of Shiremanstown, neer the Trindlo road, con
taining 10.3 Xeres,' nine of which is good timber,
and the balance in the highest state of cultivation
• , " and • well fenced. The improve
"'mehte hitio good Two Story
ROUGHCAST LOG HCIJS4
Kitelieri attached to it, Stone
Bank Payn, Jgeggsq Shed and Corn , Cries,,end,
a Tenant"' lici,aaa,: and a well , of,never failing
water 'with a,uLrfe..i,rot. ...4locrany,OyChnro or
This property will be ofliired: fir
salo,ort thq most - reasonable tome., • For further
informatiod plosso mill on he addersigneilliVing
on the firm.,• ) NEIDIG..
8 ee 8 a"1 e:
• • S' •••-.
kS •••-
,:aaturitaithei 29th day:of glApte,nth o r
offig. Ittiblici,oo9,9ll,:th,olnimisen
, the Firnr , 'now . 'ocounind'hi - Elnntnol:"-BApriAr.
situate In ?•Welitnennaboyiinkhlgynehip,,'iyupi. borland ,'
lisle `I.
, Aile , ..frOititTlanfialc4' ; tiokke)4fidlli,;ipp;:;cant4l 9 .:,
'gdinilet'; - drOkipitPttrO. ,o ,4o l . l e4Pii?.. 19 1,
nnA•ottiok/ocintot 412u,agree'z,,plin•q,;or:Iens,-
oil gond' SE4.4kt..l) l Vi,Thitit . in ..n
RRood `.l:l;;nlireei,' . 2lo.',AqpnnfjY,tina
"Ltind, rthiP;b4ltiiiio.; - nr,e ; 1414er , „(ttn.•;, 01. 7 , 1p:.#4,',
•-'t) 4 ` • ' 444 , 416 '
,Stone Boppk Barn Corn Crib and'
tin Wagon Shndi.witkall tlitkncieeo
tikty 01;4 . 4144440: ic, i !rhale in'an
• • A O K 90.1.9 6
P.)lrVo
vbqieiotefa
rm so
Ye),iri9A!.I4PAITOO irk' I
t,cti 1 ng'on : Plnlip, ha% SP • r
..,. furn ii i 4 subscriber geoVl ( r.
.4.
•' Assignee - of'Saml,Bear•';er.iic
MEM
timi4:olw,
5} .. ..;,± • ; 4.4 ft.
.
• '.' ITALUABLE"REAL - ESTATE
. , AT EXECUTOR'S SALE. ' '
..- - • ~.....
ONII.TEMAY,the 2d of October next, will
..tilltsolA.4eFilltlle'Salis`citilthe premises in Mon
roe townillip:tiiiiiherligd'oounty, Pe..the fol
lowing Real Estate, fate thg property 'Of Peter
• Erlokor, , deceased ., on:the Forge •Road,,t mile
east of 'BPring Yorge.. ... . ,_.... •,.., A - , '
' - NO: r—Contains.: Op., ACRES, elf - ra . .ate
Limestone ,Land.'.' 7r,hb, improverngiits, trig ..a
large Slime Haase, Beiik , '• Barn, Wagnii, Sheds,
a p a
'Co -Crib and' other' Otit.bnildrriga.' , Also, a
Tie te 'Spring:near. the door, and an orchard
lor- . 0.100 fruit., ....•,' , -
~., 9...2 . 7,.C01itaining.109 ACRES, Limestone
91.1ea.d.luitts the ,phrive. The improremeats
_owtory,Hoose,a Bank Barn, aed other
oiit.bnildings,and a Tenant House, and several
springs pear the house. Both Farms are in a
,high. stti Of eultivatien.
No. 9---Containing 60 ACRES, adjoining No.
2, and one:fourth of a mile south•of Churelitownj
about ten-Acres are_oleared,:thc remainder is
covered With fine timber. _ . •
. - -
No. A--Copt tps 11 ACRES; on the south
iiitle of Ye owßreeches Creek. The improve
ments are a good Log House and Stable, and a
good Spilln . g,ttad the land as undeL3abii culti
vatton.
. .
No. s—Contains about TWO ACRES oathe
Forge Hood, one mile easiof Spring Forge... , —
The improvements arc al ge two-story House,
part.stene, Frame Stable, locksmith Shop, and
other, out-houses, with a first-rate - Spring in the
basement-story of the house.
. _ _
'No:" 11•Contains' about THREE ACRES.
Imimproved land, on thn York Road near.
Churclititwn ' under,good fence.
Na. 7—A large and well finished two-story
HOUSE anti lot cf ground in Churclitown,
about 40 Pectin front and 150 feet, in depth.—
Imdihputable: titles will be given for the above
properties. The above properties .shoWn and
'll necessary information given to.persons wish.
ing to purchase, by calling on either. of the
subscribers,-or on John Gut*, I ivi nglion lota No.
5. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, when :wen..
dance will be given and terms made known bY
GEORGE BRINDLE,
JOHN BRINDLE, -
Executors.
August. IL—la
. Pa" iteable. Real Estate $
. _ . AT PUBLIC SALE.
CO THURSDAY,Oie 4th of October next, the
NY Subscriber will expose at public sale on the
premises in Southmiddleton township, Cumber.
berland county Pi., the farm lately occupied by
Jacob Lehman, deceased, 4 miles south of Car
lisle, tied one mile north of Craighead's Mill,
containing about 105 ACRES of good limestone
hand, in a high state of cultivation and under
good fence. The impovements nre a
two story
zi a
II • II DWELLING HOUSE,
a large Kitchen, plastered inside and
outside, a large Log Barn, Wagon "Shed, Corn
Cribs, and ether necessary . cut-+ ouses,together
with a well of never failing water nenrthe door,
and an orchard with every variety of choice
fruit. Also at the same time and place will be ,
offered a tract of 20 ACRES of Chesnut Timber,
near the Holly Iron Works, on the East side of
the Turnpike. Also, the one undivided half of •
Eight Acres of Chesnut Timber, about 4 miles :
from Holly, on the east side of the Gettysburg . XPILIZAr Exritziss.
road. Also, • . • : THE would respectfully' inform
-On FRIDAY,The sth of October, next, on , the citizens of. Carlisle and
mj the 'surrounding
.- ,
the preses in Monroe township, Cumberland': country Wet. their
county, Pa., the Farm late property of Jacob . EXPRESS CARS TO &, FROM PHILADELPHIA.
.Leliman, deceased, on . the road leading- front :
iglturelitown to-- aliatlicsex, 2 miles north of • ,4..t5t.,. pass daily through Carlisle,
Claurebtown, containing . 85 ACRES of good ; ' ;; ;V.L... - - - ;7 ,_ and all boxes, bales and
are , " CoitG.a. packages left at That. for.
Limestone Land, in a high state of cultivation i
bridge's, No. 278 ,Market Street, Philadelphia,
and under good fence, about 12 Acres of' which •
is covered with first-rate timber. The irre : intended lorrarlisle and adjacent country, will
be delivered at Messrs. I• & D. Rliond's Ware
provements are a two story STONE HOUSE, •
a one story-Kitchen, a Log Burn, Wagon-Slied,--, house. Goods for express to thiladolphin, is
left, at 'Rhoad's Warehouse, 'All meet with
Corn Crib ,Citler Press and other necessary 0ut.,;,..,
we ll near t ir e
,"111C - st with'prompt attention. Goods forexpress
building+ Ale° a nevei•failing
should'be so marked.
door. .There is also an excellent Orchard cit .
choice fruit on the premises. The above-Farms Agents,
Thos: Borbridgo, 278 Markeist.
are in every respect excellent ones. itldispu-
I. & D. Rhoads, Carlisle.
table titles will b
PRIrEs. envy freights when over 100 lbs.
see the above properties can do so by calling on 50 cts Per hundred. Packages, 25 and 50 cents
Samuel Lehman in South Middleton township,: in proportion to size. •
or on the a ssubseriber in Monroe township. Sala As this is a new enterprise, expressly for the
to commence nt 1 o'clock, P. M., iiii both day, convenierreaand a'ccoinmoddliori of the citizens
of Cumberland county, it is hoped it will meet
when attendance will be given And terms mat , jet_,.. l
with the encournaement it deserves
known by GEORGE BRINDLE, . •
STUMBAUGH & MoKESSON
August i-ts Executor. : -
Proprietors, Chambersburg
tissignees Sale.
911 HE Farm on which Abraham Nisley now,
lives wil be sold at Public Salo on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 191 h day of
September next. It is situated in North Mid
dleton township, on the Conodoguinot Creek
about three miles east of Carlisle;and about a
half mile north of the Harrisburg and' Cham
bersburournpike containing about 121 ACRES
and 140 Perches, more or lees. The improve.
ments consist of a FARM HOUSE, a Bank
Batn,
This.proiierty will lie shown by the subseti
ber, orby Abraham Maley, who resides on the
farm. The terms will be made 14u7n on the
day of sale by
WM. M. HEIstDERSON,
ie27`49ts Assignee of Ab'ni. NisleY•
ASSIGNEES SALE ,OF
VALUABLE • REAL ESTATE,
WILL be sold at Public Sale a` the Court
House in the Borough of Carlisle lon
THURSDAY, the 20th of SEPTEMBER
next, the following described property, to wit
No. I—MILL SEAT and FARM contain
ing about 200 ACRES of first rate black slate
land, situated m • Frankford townAhip aho u
three miles West of Carlisle, on the It onodogu
net Creek. This tract is well im- •
proved, having thereon erected a
MANSION HOUSE,- Bank
Barn,. Corn, crib, &c., together
with a Clover Mill, Saw Mill and
Plaster Mill, and three Tenant Houses. This
property will be sold-in one or two tracts to suit
purchasers.
No. 2—About 70 ACRES Liines.one Land,
situated on the Walnut Bottoni Road, about
oue-half mile west of Carlisle. The improve•
merits arc a BARN and a well of never failing
water.
. .
No. one undivided half of about 70
ACRES of Limestone land, immediately south
.01 the ahoy.° trect. Theimprovements are a
STONE HOUSE; lower story oUrt - Ritin,
&c. •...
No. 4.—About 85 ACRES of. Limestone
'Land, situated on the Witleut Bottom Road,
about 24 miles , west of Carlislo. There is a
Barn and' Well, of Water on this tract.
No. s.—About 5 ACRES 121 PERCHES
of Chestnut Timber, near the road leadirig
from Carnal° to Gettytiburg, about 10 miles front.
Carlisle.
_
No. 6.—Abbut 5 ACRES and 27 perches of
MEADOW LAND, near Holi
.
, 2, = , day's Mill. in ,the Borough of
Carlisle. Themis a building for
a Distillery withNvater right and'.
a•BRICIC HOUSE, &0., on'this
,
arm
No. 7.—A STONE 'HOUSE & LOT .noai
the Second Presbyterian - Church in the Boro'
of Carlisle, the Lot is ‘iffrfeet'in 'front and 120-
feet deep.
The above property shriven and all
necessary information'givonici Persons wiithing
to purchasc'by calling oe'citherof the' sulistiri.
bers,•or'on Mr."Johif Hays, living 'orr the
The:tures *ill be made knoiirn on -'the' day'
of sale. '
'RICHARD , 'PAREER;
111 ,HENDEHSV,
10g7. 1 49tti " -Assignaes:of John Hays,.
FARM FOR: SALE
fkI‘r.SATUREigYC thO ' ditir of
• Senternbellieitl Oilifeat' public Bale
en the promises; . the '-r.A.RI4', now occupied '.by.,
George; situate , in Dickinson' ,Lownehlp,
Onmberland. colony ; On the Pine Ro'nd,...tw,o
• miles ;frotri', the - Stone Tavern, centoininit
acres 'of good land, under good_ eultiVatiort - and'
Well fenced, adjoininc - lands of Davld'Slieriiter
.and Freder i ck' Fisher .; '.Abont acres of; itie
in - firm +A4
11, provement ate tv good" _ .4,
11111' , 41)W -t. 141. IiG>TI O .USV
"- - Iterni twiter*,
Where iv *variety, ef choice` ; fruili;onnelatink ;of,
apples, .cherripti,. plums, qn the
Sole'te;,ecirruneheo tit; l':.b!tileek, - .Pi 111.';enf said;
'day wha utfendance ;w iil lie
lora r •
ACOAR,olstr,-tkflivotiocop;citect;a , ,b.a*
- warrarited.....fieek.
tipt!
ble'' 011 i §• i• ttolliuot
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• ',.eilikt,la,t4ti,4l"7...wnimor.,,,R•Alt,
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lioribroble , ..fitanzarcut.
V V',:W./.47l,';Pri3aiddrit jiulge , cif the several
Courts' i3f-CiaMan ' - Of the - criunties of
Cunt lrland;PorrY arid'd Mt late, in :Penney ivo.l
nia '
UstiCei!of:the,eave rid :Canis of Oyer
and T.orintner:.and Gerieral - jail.;Delhisiiy iu
said othinties. ar,d and Jahn
Clendenin, , Jtidges of the Court Of Oyer .and'
Terrniner and General '.3ail..Delivery for the
trial of all capital And • othei offenders;. in two
said County of Cliinberiand, by their precepts to
me directed, flattitl flth ,of Jan., 1849,
have ordered the Court ofbyerrind ,Terminer
and GenernlJail Delivery; to be holden &tear-
Hale un. the 4th /Monday of August next,
(being the 27th day) at 19,o'clock in the fore
noon; to continue one
NOTICH,is therefore hereby given, tothe
Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Constable,
oftho said county of Cumberland,that they are
by the said precept commanded to be then and
. there in their proper persons, With their rolls;
'records, inquisitions, examinations, and all
other remembrances, to do those things which
to theireffices appertain to be done,and enthuse
that are bound by recOgnizancas, to prosecute
(against the prisoners that are Orthen shall be
in the 'Jail of said ..county,i'arti to be there to
prosecute them as shell be just,
JAMES HOFFER, Sheriff;
Itr.the Court of Common Pleas of Cum
berland County, No. 111 AUgust
Term, 1849. . '
Adam Bishop in his own right, and alienee
of Conrod Bishop and John Ditto and Clothe- ,
rine his wife, latelCutharirie Bishop
vs.
Jacob Bishop, Adam Bishop, —a- Spang=
ler and Susan his wife, late Susan Bishop, and
Catharine Bishop, Deity Bishop, Margaret
Bishop and Alfred Bishop, with notice to their
mother and next friend Unity .Bishop, and
Betty Bishop in her own' wrong, (the eight
Tonics last named being the .widow and chil
dren of Juhn Bishop doc . d.),JoiOph ,Bisliop,.
Christopher Bishop, Frad'it..Orcimligh nhd
Elizabeth-his'-wife, late Elizabeth Bishop,.
Margaret Bower (widow,) Abraham Bollinger
rand Magdalena his wife, late Magdalena Bish
op, Catharine Ann Sidle with notice to her
father and next friend Peter Sidle, and Peter
Sidle in his own wrong,tewiri Bollinger,Sam
•uel Bollinger and David Bollinger•with notice
' to their father and noict friend jahratiallinger.,
and John Bollinger in his own wrong, and
Daniel Ereosinger and Simian Iris wife, late .
Susan Bishop.
The Defendants aro hereby summoned to
appear at a Court of Common Pleas of Cum
borland county on Monday the 27th day of
August, 1842, to show cause why partition
-should not be made of a lot of ground, situa
ted in Monroe township, Cumberland County,
containing acres more or less. .
JAMES HOFFER - , Sheriff.
July 11-6 t.
IMO
P:MOJVYEE'S
Confectionery, Fruit and Toy Stoie,
NORTH lIANOVEit STREET, 'CARLISLE, PA.
cco U NTRY *MERCHANTS and the pub
? lic in general are rpspoctfully invited to
nt the Old 'Stand of the subscriber, (well
known ns " Krise Kingles Head-Quarters) iu,
North Hanover street, a few doors north of the
Bank, and examine his large assortment of
CHOICE CONFECTIONARIES, manu
factured of tho best mnterixl, fresh every day,
and warranted not to be sot passed by any in
the States; which will befor:ad_ at , reasonnbld
prices. He has jilet recoil/6d large assortment
of -Fruits-and—Dann, consisting in—part - 0 -
• A NGES, LEMONS, RAISINS, Pigs, Pre
'ens, Bordeaux and Paper-shelled Almond's,
Filberts, cream -nuts, pen -note, (000'k-touts, &c.
which will: he sold at tho lowest rates. Ile
wr. old also invite-attention °to a large lot of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, consisting
partly of fine fancy boxes, dolls, doll-hertds,
Furniture in boxes, vvoodelyea sets, brawl and
tin trumpets, bone, basket and bell rattles, wa
gons and wheelbarrows, glass and China toys,
itecordeons, harmonicans, fancy sonp3, Hair
oil, hair oil, hair and tooth 'gushes, shaving
cream and: hundreds of other knicknacks. In
connection with the above ho has on hand a
good assortnient of 'FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in.part of loaf, lump and brown su
gars, coffee," vhorolnte, cheese and crackers.—
Imperial, Young Hyson e and Black Ten. Spices
of nil kinds,- blacking, matehee t lirushes,.&c.
. The subscriber returns his Sincere thanks ro
the public for the liberal patronage heretolore
bestowed on him, ,and hopes by a desire to
please, to merit a continuance of .the
jul2'49 • P., MONYER.
N. S. LAW .r1C1",
Agent farTh Southworth ant; faeturing
;
Cots wriank Papers. Warehouse
Minor St., Philadelphia.
100 - uow in store, and fur Bale tot e
. Ip7
trade at the lowest market prices, consisting in
phrt nflr-
Fido thick Plat Cape, 12, 14, 15 and 16 lbs.,
Linden(' white.
Superfine. Medium and Domi Writings, blue
and white.
. Extra super and, superfine Folio Poets, Opp
and white, plain end ruled.
Superfine_ComMelclaljPeits‘bide andWiiite
plain And .rtiled:l•:.;.s 7 ; 'l , re!
Extra super , ,Litniik NotelPePers, plain 'and'
g• 'Supqrfineand,fine 13111 . Papers, long and Broad'
Simerfine, and fine Counting House, Caps, and
Poets, Line - and white, ,
"Mitre super 'Corigrerie Capeind Letter s , plain
and ruledkhlue and 3,yhite:' • "' " . „
• , Ektraimper Congress Caps and .Letterti,'glit.
Siiperfine'Sernion Cape and , Postri. •
'Superfine bine •Linen thin.Lettere. - •
Extra super Bath Posts, bide and whin4 plain
and ruled. " ,- 4vo,:u. •
:Embroidered Niito Papers and EnvoloPee.
.. , 'Lawyer's',',Brief,
tur Papers, .
Superfiand fine .Cape.and,Posts, ruled and
pitgii t blue' and., white,,. various qualities ,and
pnen e• :,
00,r4
,
' AleoVl6oo Team",. d
.. 'anr asaorlen ,. tPe
tPap :l 'Bon V ß°l.l t iteal l44 46iled
TisOTea, i4aPPl.4:iylilb"l4§dl:
bhiemediumi,'Cap 6
rapfila,Htid,arn'lnY
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Estate . of IsaaO - .Staillabargek.;vdoe' s d.'":
11 - 'IIETT'ERS Teetinientiii - tIo3 . last mil),
11116 Teetaiiiiitit,;elf'•!SAAC BEIPLLAI
`;BAILGER; late of IVest"PoAliebOye! ; :toArpititp,
. deO'd homed to; ho'iMeowolg'6ell;,pito rk
- outire of asid esteto ! ";, jieiliorek
- ;:eaid 'Bitola, acCreilues.o4,- 1 9 49 91E 9 ' 61 , 9 119 i 9,
.
• payineijr, liyieoil4,loe . O - gOlo4,1 1 /41
• present tlieno to elite)! ; of tho ; u#l,.r,
plge , oilAtMy etithAtiehto
JACOB SHIBLLASARGER;';', . ;
Mitfl(n"towns ii .:
-I:IAVID'ISitiELLAIIARGEB 4
AO - SHELLABAROBR, • '
56C' reeneVereft.O.;.:,
ur . ans.& IGlassr ...,
",- . ,'.. ;,:qapono - • wor 'these are;
c..i•f l ,)' l •- rig, nd . gogoralfmlect!o . d. - ' e ne,
1 , ..,' A . 14/ 4 . i •.,I.l,arietow,i,.ll4lll.addd 'te Pa • ,
, ,tiert!ernfialiint.Y,_?,,vnYillniv lot o li f.9F p ß al i•W . ti a ri::_ zi oi n t..q .. 4 ll. . 4 l 7,
- 1 , .., ri, liithitrnS, Bilc 4.3 ' . f . •• 'I
.... " 0 ' - • u ; .. a t the Grocery,Store o . ii i. , r, r i' N ,,C;e..
loiCilelyi4 7 , 1i::•)', 11 '. J: 2 •' . ' Ji. I„ .'t,, v. .',.'
'...44 : m'3'l'4 '' ' - ' ' ask ef•LirA,9l.l4l l Pol4r
,„ tri" A W -9 F4l7l'iC en d; lila liePiBll44Mtb
ii-O"'6ltati,l3lll'llliiit 2,forPholeldikaiii.-41,--tp!
solo for eli '-ill!t .4 - 4..litlk.tili. , iif
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13,c1,Plittstka artiltiti4liP".-'•M.,"9-gi.P)l•-,'.7-;
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I.2 ‘ tc Ids l ll . ga rß Ot l f ll ls 4llL AD 3 - a s k lz 3 lta # ; 2 larefs te
iarsaetrillit,TorsalerthVate•',ollFt'lllnfat S P..
fowneend's Sarkeparillthlk.H. , *Ortiajtd, the ORIGI•
lAir4 . .OHNlUßlß'iatial taltt:fttt 09lluclok
tridlterttaltip TbupwrilfornierlyjeffOrkelethi - ratittla,ca •
taKand•thaliktPlyache bilpinha
purpose:orgitinM&Matilltfor:what hezighilLt,,lTe Skit !ha
MS attends(' tWO4nedital aehooliri itpdtpraleileAd . for.n ett
years( l'rs NOWllietruth ia, he neveWpmallestrirtedieine
lay in' toilful, *joked tidarepoWentation •
ieoke bad to the character and voracity of thoman. I wish
meat nincerely,Me had'nevai Made those aptlethentalif him. •
.elf or of me: 'When will men leanito lie honest and truth.
ful in all their dealinge and intercourse with their fellow
nen ! He applied re_ one Ruol Olnpp to assist him lnman.
ufscturing hie mixtiTre, etating,,the large stmts . ho'would
make, as an Inducement to embark in the businees. altr.so
non have- boon insulting and libelling me palatable
forme, in 'order to impress the• public-with flip belief, that
dm Old Doetoes Sarsaparilla iron not the original
Sarsaparilla made front the Old Doctor's Original Rec.,
pie: . This R. 'P t Townsend says hartitmld'tholulas of toy.
name for 87 a week. I will give him 000 if he will pro.
duce one .14a- solitary proof•ofthis.--, - Illaratatimentamf
Thompson. Skillman & CO., are nothing but a tissue of
falsehooda, simply made to dgpeive the public,and keep
the truth dean' in reptenlio bill souring, fermenting cont.
pound. Thieltllo caution tfie public to purchase none
rs
Old Dr. JACOB Townsend's Saaparilla , having pa t o
Old Doctor's Ilkenesa, his, family "Coat of Artas;an s
signatureaorotte %he Qoat 'of Marla. -
grincipol --
TIIE;CRICINAI, DISCOVERER OF THE'
Genuirke Townsend Sarsaparilla.
Ohl Dr. Townsend is now about 70,years and has
lone hero known no the AUTHOR and .0I C 'ERER
dip GENUIN kJ ORIGINAL .. 6 2!0
VARS'APARILLA." Being pock, he. war C.:impaired to
limit its manufacture, by which maims it has bblin kept-out
..f market, and 010 sales eireuinscrilied,to those only :who ,
had proven its.vorth. and known its viilub: It had reached
die ears of many, nevertheless, as .tbone persons who-had;
been healed of sore disease's. and saved from death, pro
-41.111f1U1l itn 10.1iI1101111
. 'HEAL POWER. •
ThtP . • .
fl RAND AND UN EXIMAI,LED Pll.l,, , P_AllATlltl is
'Montt/hewed oil the largest Wale, anti in celled for through.
4t tho length' and breadth of the WO, especially es it,let
found incapable of dggerteration'ror deterioration.
lltilike young S. P, Towwskulte, it improves with age,
and never climates but lot the better i here it is prepared
on scientific piinciptes by a eefentsfic man. The lughest
knowledge ot ChenitAry, and the latent discoveries•of the
_art, have all been brvinglit into requisition in the
lure of the Old De. Sarsapnrilla. The Sarsaparilla, toot,
ivirWell known to medical men. can - tains ninny medicinal
prtfpurtie., and some properties which are inert or useless,
_arelotintro, which if it:Mined in preparing it for urn, pro.
ducefermentotion and weid, which in injurious to the nyli•
tent. Some of the properties of Sarsapartila are so tubule
that they entirely eve porate and are tent is the preparation..
if they tire notpreverved by a scientific process, known on
ly to those experienreS in us enanuiaciure. Moreover,
Melte tel principles, which fly off in vapor, or es an ok
.halatlnn, under heat, are the very essential medical prop,
:Tiles of the root, whirth give to it all inn value.
Any person can boll or stew the toot till they get a dark .
...doted liquid, which is more front the coloring matter in
the runt than Irom anything else ; they can Wen strain this'
insipid or vapid Inv.', sweeten with Your molussee, and
then n " SA It SA PA IL I 1.1. A EXTRACT or STUMP."
Unt.sii..l7 14 tilt tine article known as the
GENUINE OLD DR JACOB TOW.NSENVS'
- SARSAPARILLA. •
This in en props ed that all the inert properties of the
Sarsailarilla root are first removed, everything, capable of
becoming acid or fermentation is extracted and rejected;
Then every particle of medical virtue 14 necured in a pure
concentrated form; and thus it in rendered incapable
of Inning any of Its vide:Min and healing properties. Pro-,
pied-hr thin-way; it ie toads thorniest powerful agenriirtice —
Cure or Innumerable Diseases.
Hence the reason why we hear commendations an every
ride in Ito rover by men, wolnen, and children. Waitld
deltic wonders in the cur e,161...,
CONS f /MP TITTN,IFAYRP F.PSIA, and LIMB—
COMPIAINTi and in RII UMA MM . `, &CROP.
1,4, - prr.r.s. onsrivENß.s.s. .OUTANE-
It 7 UP 1' 10-VS, P IMPLE7S',Q.ILPTCIMR
..iid ;I:ructions arl , lfle. • - 1 .
IMPURITY Or THE BLOOD. •
It puncture a marvellous chicory in all complainte.atit
sing from indt'Avrefieft. from Acidify of the Stomach, from
unequal circulation, deternimenen of blood to the head,
Plot
of the bean. cohl foci and hands, cold china and
hot thodiee over the body. has not itsequal ,in Colds and -
Coughs gild monolog easy expectoration and gentle port
Tiverton. relaxing-strictures of the lunge, throat and every
niter part.
But, to nothing is its cycellence more manifestly seen and
acknowledged than in all kill& and ettiOn of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. •
It works wonders in cases of Fluor Allnia or Whiles,
Falling of the Womb, Obstructed, Suppressed, or Painful
Men s es, irregularity el the menxtrual periods, and the Ithe;
and to eifectual to curing all the forms of Kidney Diseases.
Ily removing obstruction+, arid regulating the general
'intent, It gives tone and strength to the whole budy,tand
thus cures all torpsOf
Nervous Dlneases and Debility.
nod that prevent. or cohere. n groatnewiety of other mei
adios, as Spinal irruatian, Neuralein, Si. Dance,
Shroortio,g, Epileptic Fifa, Cueveletans,
It clef... the blood. 'moms the liver to healthy action,
tope oho stomach, and elves good Mateoi ion. rellevce the
bowels of torpor and coi ist rpatiou,allave inflammation, pm
video the skin, cqualizeotalio circulation of the blood, pro.
duties. gentlewarmth cnuany•an-over inn:body, and the -
MUMMA' pontiff lat UM : lvinvea vtrlmuroP and itchttootaft is
move. oh obstruction.. viol Invigorate.- the entire nervous ,
onecm. I. AM 11111 thou
The Aledielne yolt pro-.em 'neatly needs
Btu can env of Ulnae 1111111,4 be void of S. I" - Townsend's
infotier article 1 Thin yotuarniants liquid is not to he , •
CO NI PARED WITH THE OLD DR'S.
bee , no.e of nor GRAND PACT, that the one la INCAPA. ,
FILE of DETERIORATION, and
NEVER SPOILS,
shila the other DOES • sunning , fermenting. and bfauffekt.
the loollles containing it into fragments : the sour, seta
liquid exploding, and damaging other goods! Must not Ode -
horrible compound he pofsnnuuv to the aystom/Mat? t
pal acid inn. a swarm nintodydiseased frith twit!? Wha t'
woes. Dyej.. e i t ele, butnctd7 DO we sot.all know that wite9.l
fond sours in oar !demote.. what mischief it produce,' 1—•
flatulence, hosithurn, palpitation of the henry-Aires coin-
!pinion, diareht:rta, tiyaentery, cello, end norrnpnoniof the
Woad I What is Scrofula hot at acid tuition in the body 'I
What prOilllCee nfl rho hamar. whiclihring oq Srowjnef of
alio Skin, Scald, Head, Salt Rheum, Erysipelest 'Whitt*
Swellings, Purer Soren, and all ulcerations internalfend etp ,
:erns: 7 It Is mulling under heaven hut an acid euhstancc.•
whirl . ) sour., mid thus spoils all the (Whiner die liody,inera .
or lea. What cause. Ithemnansm hut a 'Pour mid acid '
fluid which insiotiates (well blew:en the Joints and °l.e.'
where. Irritating and inflaming the delicate tissues upon t
w lochat nria 7 Sts of Herron. disease.. of impurity of the
of dammed pin:elution, and nearly all thb atlmonti
which inkjet human neuter, t t I
. Now in it not horrible to make and soh, and -itylnitely.4..,
worse in nee thia
SOIIItINO, PCItnENTINfI. ACID "COMPOUND" OP
S. P. TOWNSMSD,t"f
.ind ',tot he; ould font liven It understood Iltaf Old Dr. a / I .OJ
nth Towit.enti's (lenume Original Sarsaparilla, Is an ,
inforitir . :prdparatittn.!
Maven forbid that we whould dent In an I — tialcle 'Vadat - 7
Would hoar tile. moat dintant rofentitlatica to, S. P. TuWn , •
tentlts. article
• We wilt It tinderieraid lice:Live It Is the nlisolule
hat S. P. Town.ofidts solicit. and old Or. Jacob Town.enti'm
Saotaparil la are henrynacitle apart, and intinitety
alfly that they are unlike inurilry pat tipular s tiavutly Hot
.1110 chime thine In COIIIIIIOII.
A. 5: P. Townattel is do' dieter. and Anire_r WIN, is no •
eluvial, no pharinactaufhltttlenWs no uthra all matelots Of 't
diselm Mart onjortther ettinntoni•rtheelentiticiZurttiroleaainnal,
,man' *lint otorrantee.can the. pubdo %eve titat'llo7 are r'3•l‘,
*lying rt all the
- tuairnt - the - artiedealteetl , ift4treParinifdt"tintil.whichltrel.
; capable of chartms.whicli,mightiretuler:tlivnihn - AGENTS.'
of Otadopolnstend efttenltß7
clad liitioxpenical'fre'M'Cine*ln? ntinWl 4 ,
dottingentimaralinely of Medicine oediseeefet;,'lt rertrtirca; l
pal:run of moot experience to cook and. ateitestbp event At.t
co nom decent .mattl;,,,llow. much mere: iMPfirtant: la
dot this potenna who manufacture medielundenigned (of „',..
wenroigAMls ANWENVEERLED SYSTENS,I"''
WEAK
ihtedd:knotT well that nititlical propurtiee Of Dianne, the beet
manner of accuringand odorant roainctheir beefing ',mums:—
, .21v an extensive know.ledy,o of the varalueelklauukt which
Arent thelumnin'aysieni ; and of
to attat4eYntidioir to
'Agree ,•••!' to
'lt is to arrest Trestle the onfornintti •to
A r bvt,
Into wortinletl'hurtartity.m. kindle hope_in AA` ehpAl
'bosom, to restore health, tend .bloblintrandt Tiger Into 0.
entailed and hmken: Ind tptirtniah•intirMitrthnt•OLUDßirift,'
• J A. 09 'TOW N S 140 ha.' SO U d mut Ypkiin,tho%l l ,_
pontiony And Mahn.' to brine hie , • :
Orland 'Couceiatrafffiletano
theaertch.. end to ihrt knirtvladen , o Alt.who , n
that they may Wink antl.know• bytloyfut experience, ".,.
, 1r !Iola !
'Dll. l . , lt.4lWLlNS"llolfi''Agiint in Carbeln'.
' • .- , i 4 .1. : :(' '' )il:
an;d ff l u nt iv t s, O h t tt l y ii in t o ! .. , io ,. gtri , 4t - ir ,,, ,,.
. 1., el Ep.RGp W . -. -- , - , , . - il• • - rukovpitz,,p ,
5 Ur parehisad the 6111,1,tY,T,14 ; 0, : ,
_.,_,,_ f .„_
,Pa,tatet CatiAtt,, Otlit'gnlet nitto,nl.lt4n s ,7 1T'.7, 4 1., .
i o n a v l Lt li t
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fi git : t - e , ' ' n lt tl i ti i! k ` ' 'd' i Til l aria l it' l lo d ' Q a 4P it t f i llt irri '," °. nni ll ; 9B ; ' •:'
, , ft 4 '.l C t. 1 ‘A.,.. ' '
I „intprovOman - M'Or,',"the,'ago t ;'!,..T . lt e m .
,a , c fn im i t7 w u l u th tk rt. _
4itti Collar oratikott mound , the,,tn,,,3‘ w f i e i t w i t h, 4
'hair; 'ytooirl;'or, Other'huitartala; Dan K .
~long pltiOv and also makes collarft,pt he " l !:
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itat
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hil 'th tiladithelabor imititme of t e, , , w „,„ .
''. ., ‘ Ntrit viit tr n e r'otaf a ting: - "Thist ' ninch‘nO,'!, l ) l Mi l uff ' ,4a .. ,
a nd livery' kind 'Of 'karat , 'nnlttnn..,q9,F9, ; TETA , t 4
4414)
'Matint hintlatidotiM' to thd Optrinnttlel fr. fa ,
nacti , ati& with' bat' ono man ateadilit at vatic_ f , it ,-,,
emir and'ahapo fifty colltar,a par,,dor',3 ,.. a in ,4l , lp n 'a . ii,..
~
...,,,,
and`ballet at'Yln than nPy.:9thnr,.r1ye,,,77 6 1040 , i ,
Sadcilers in ,tho coun,ty,,ittn''`,tirt, orth ifi t io z . , ,
the subaotiber' a oatahliatananl,:4 6 , 6gehi„ , • , ,,i„.
tier'atroet, CROW?. taid t .`OßlZ i r, b , e , Wad? ~r
`Township' , o.t. . nh4Pli lf"Avi r dk" . Id fit'thiriiit4 r '
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