Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, October 03, 1849, Image 4

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T; - CriiirfaC'A'int - .3l , iiiiiileztitiebirCiiiiere."-Y•
„ ' By C. T. Jamepi of ,P,mieene, 4.4.—Thii last
, o ffi cial tabular iii'dtbniatit . io - Whicitlivetave ea: ,
. prod uced,
mta, of t the,amoumtj v 'lf i tiettow,iit : tiro
wo#l:lo4iii*Ofs iii.% - c l iffiaja - of ' fliellnite#
Ellatei,SecretarNe ihriTreasury, iii•,the:yertr.
1844; for the useof.Corigresa:' ':,
„Bi this table; Whir:h.:is 86(8010611y ;correct
for all practical furprise4,- ,
)tiappeara that, flie
• total amount of cottonlrarAed,in the:world. eras
900,000;000 pounds;'. 'cif which..46o,oooiooo
panfuls, 10,000 pounds more Orin onelitilf wail
' the product of the United States. Sinee:thui
ppried the culture, of .11Wartiele itethe Weft
' filldieS4iSkalmost ceased. The pm/Auction. in
• the'East Indies rapidly increased•-duriog a few
subeeqUerit years, owing hi the very great,efforls
of the East India Company; but from repeated
failure'sit:heti agine,become stationary, and will
never.Prqbablybri'ear:ried to any great exteni.
Iri : the year 1839 :the entire supply of cotton,
froin India wa5•20,901,808 pounds. , The other
cotton gidaiihilnuntriee, viz I Brazil, Mexico,
Egypt, and other llhrlai of Afrida, and lista,
other than - linliti,andTii' fiii 'smaller districts;
with those nameifebbib, intido'up, in 1834, the
balance - Cif the prailitif ,'say 440,000,000 pounds.
Taking' all the circumstances into the account,.
• and especially the cheapness of.the product in.
this country, and the known decline in (want ity
- in setae others, it is not probable that the for
eign product has increased, since 1834, more
than ten per cent. This would now givq4Bll,-
_, 000,000 to all the world, the United Stater-d
-, . cepted., In the United States the result has
. been entirely different. 'the reduction.in flie.
marleet value of the article, has stimulated the
• planter to make more of it—to compeniuto for
4lielAluninution of price, by the increase of
quantity. This is a poor policy, to Impsurn, in
~'• ,most cases, yet irhai noel, extensive! -praetis
' id by the common planters of the Unit d States.
't. So greatly have they inereasektlie c Rum of
the article; that their crop of 180 isnotated
In round numbers, at .0000,0011,001. pbunds;
Sind whlch affords a sure indication, compared
with thb foregoing slatemehts, that all the rest
of the world - cannot celirpele with thpm either
In quantity or price. ' Increasing the censump
lion of the article in Great Britain by ten per
cent: from the year 1840 to '4B, the -quantity
for tho latter year would be 584;317;424 ;weeds;
an excess of more than 1110,01.4,000 pounds
over the „polka quantity produced in and'ex
pried frotb all the countries in the world, the
United Stales excepted. France,' Germany,
end other European nations, tequire about
300,000,000 poutids ; which, added., to the eno-,,
sumptioa of Great Britain, makes, the quantity
• terpiired in Europe 834,316,425 pounds. Or this
"only 480,000,000 is supplied by India, Egypt,
• Turkey, Brazil, the West Indies, ' c., and
leaving a deficit of mine thah 40 000,000
pounds, for WhititiTin'ope is entirely de endant
on the United Stiles. To withhold flu supply
Would enhance the price in Europ and,
'though, our labor would cost soriwthu re
than theirs, our cotton ii opld be so tile Ii p
er, that no European manufacturers cue com
pete with us. Almost the only reason why no
other country has extended the.cotton culture
as ours has don
e, it b ecame nu other one can
raise the article at eo.small a cost. This cir
cumstance has•almost annihilated the culture of
cotton in the West Indies, and . prevented its
rapid increase in Bruz.l. The lliatish Eaq
• Judia Company, and the Viceroy of Egpyt,
- with Oleic immense poWer and resuur,cs, haVe
bent fheir energies to the object—but hitherto
all efforts have failed, and the cumin plantep
•of the United States -held -and maintain their
' pre-entineoce over all Weil, of" the rest of the
world. With all these advantages, the United
States ought to be, emphatically, the eaten
manufacturers of the world ; pint the whoa
:grewineStates should become the greet cotton
Inaniducturing States of the Union. Ole would
'think that there could be nu qUestivii that the
cotton grower and cotttai inanufactuter,t com
bined in one concern, with his lull supply of
the raw malaria( produced on his oan soil,
Might undersell the European manufacturer,
and centre:4,es far as i...•tton fabrics was Gun
corned, every market hi foe world. All this
may appear chimerical to some, and they may
be inclined to make the intriry, how is all this
'to be Mine? The reply is at hand—Nlantilar.-
--tura- all your own cothai. How can Wu du
this, is the next query, wilen we...produce so
much? Again the reply 1.., ready—Others now
do It for you. i lfsue have labor, sai,l mid ma
- terials—if you Wish for meal of labor and skill,
-; they are readily obtained in sufficient quanti
ties to manufacture all the cotton in the world.
But we produce so inu,.h. True, too much.—
Then tudlin a• proper 'distribution and applica
tion of labor and skill ; ',reduce nu inure than
can be manufactured at home. 'Cast not your
self in a foreign market, with a redundancy of
an article begging for a purchaser, ur M.. mercy
of foreign brokers, speculaters and shavers.—
But more of this by and by. Let 115 . now ant
quire which, in respect to the article of cotton,
' has made the best distribution -end apjilication
of labor and skill, the United States or Great
Britain, as far as the creation of wealth Ischia
, corned?
We have seen that, according to the 41e.t. es.
timates to be obtained, the quantity of cotton
imported into the kingdom of Great Britain,
and consumed by her manufactories in 1840,
MU 531,197,659 poutids ; of which at .least
lour-fifths must have been supplied by the cut, •
ton`growers of the Vulted'States. McCulloch,
tn his Edcycopledia of Commerce, published
ill London, for 1897, estimates the increase at
about, fifteen per cent. This estimate would
make the British qaptitiiption of cotton at
'present, 610,877,303 &mills per annum. Al
lowing only the saute proportion, or rather less
than we have already stated, say now four
fifths of the quantity, to be supplied from the
-United States,, at will amount to 488,701,846
:;pounds. The,present avvi ago valueef this cm
ton in England is not far from eight cents per
"pound ; and hence the aggregate host to the
English manufacturer of the above quantity
received from the United States would be $39,-
096,147 68. At thiA rate the highest amount s
returned to the Ainrriaan cotton plantar,
,would be, say 488,701,846 pounds, at six cents
-k per pound, $28,922,110 76—tier convenience,
, ...say In round•tiumbert, $30,000,000. Trio best
-..cotton lands will nor yield wore than three
,t hundred pounds per ecru, and the general
... average from year to' year probably does not
exceed two hundred pounds. Suppose, how
„aver, the quantity to lie two hundreil'and fifty,
pounds; there as required 1,794,807 acres of
- lend to produce it.; and as the productAvill
not average more than 9.,500 pounds per hand,
it will require about 195,980 hands for, ire cut-.
tur
~,li . The land at twenty-live dollars per acre
is WOrth $44,870,175.. Tito hands (slavesriir
000:eacti f are worm 07,740,000. Titus the
„• sod ; and slaves together would amount in value
~ to $142,610,000. The cost of other necessary
, appendages, such as cotton gills, presses, horses,
„ mules, &e., Fax., will ,Inalie up at least, with
~ the above, , the slim of $160,009,000, es the cap,
• ; *al employed id the' pi uduction "of tile, above , tunount-ofvettoirlarinylied-to-the-,British-man•
tifaeturer., lri order, to make the estimate
' 4 f :high' 'enough for the planter, we will suppose
his net receipts to be six cents per putind,, At
'that priers WO quantity, 480,000,t100 ponds,.
i''will retUrn him, say, In , round n tubule, $29, -
' 4 '.00 , M oo ; '
~._ wdoordifig to - the cArttat of MoCulloch's .
~:t p aciolopodia of G'iminteree (English) the value
,tif-British cotton manufactures for the year
,180,.. was, .1340,000,000. The 'estimeted„,in.
ittatnie l'o,r the seven years, from 1833, to 1840,
41i5'333 per cent. 7 49iat rate, the.' value in
', l ,3B9B:ivould haVi3. - , btlia ab,out ,e,42,000,000, or
.7'_4186 ) 666;666';riear1y. it ko,estimaled, also„that
IL ' tilti Utlibunt of caPital investcd ili - lla liusiiiiips
O w ls about the same as the” abloynt H of, value pf
l '"AlitellUct pat' annul*. - "the British' inaPulactur•
riNto plso Oniplity aboli(300,000 operatiVes, and
- rf , '" , ;:mbliont the mine nilmbervf hand loom weavers.
:'' ,4 "-ll For• thb above anioUnt'of i piodlibt if has beim
e' iebnthat the American cotton planter furniih
es about 480_,000,00trpoanlis of' tho'
Ow: en mule
- +,'1 P
Ault ferj . 'rili t skiptiLunatMl2o,ooo,oooi• The
I iaotttik thus 'furnished is' fnur.4lfll7l nearly of the
- .
,entire quaptlty tannierneW ' C h o depital iiiiiett
' ..ed in tlimprothietioif of the cotton IS $150.,1100,-
' ': 000: ';7,'llat itiyested, irr the, man h(acaure 'of it,
4...„,1zi but , filltis of '0.$7;0110,Q014 In rolifid 'num
-4,.;A115er0,10.49,6U14000. Jo- the ratio ,of.,eapital,
therefore; the L .plariter should' ree.iiive,at leoCk
~ , ,40 1 59 , 9 9 9 .0 °4 0 1 ;1 44: ri/u911111 0 0 Y 04.14'116 re
-' ,;400 11 '9 11, 4 1 ‘.1 430 10 0 'ito •' 'But I. 613 6tt0f1,%14156
• L',4yel'utifilifir,diiiits,perOunaltlirifta pypiti t Yk os t i;
..,,...I.tfitV,BOliCOlarlu, l 4 4 9t:firiiiilkiltitt,o;titileolillS.,
',Z4;4 l titittlitt Witte the ahiuuaigiSe6Cietwa - diwnit
."4'..r.; -4q41 00 .0)0 00 Pkf,tAil. 44 n , , , li l / 4 4 40,80 48 06 0,•4 - Pdflect ,
' -1.1-hthilkaPoula 1t 12 9-10 ,4 0,40,1 0 000'0,;401.140 'of
- 4 ; -,,,t.4 ntonurliatUre4flKPOtittPUnboYn t , mid. , ypU •
, t ,4it4tave 0108,000,00U f laollte value' nildell .I.mthp .
~ .:, 2 ,,,,,,•Aaboirm'quipay of toottoopfoftWllial , tholfilootof
refiefves-but $30;000,000 , -atinottrotitidittnaff.,y.
4ettAiPittitiVeryoutshriretputi l ltti 'pal., ()Mph* d
~'", ,- , , 1b y jilertilittriulaottrieri Idu much as Utile put
''.fol, f;tillatiyenepe or BrifiUVeifilittli itiiployed'lii man
`. VPqiigebturing-MiltatiAntf American blipltal Id's ow
". ' t '1 1 4.011ie4 AgaPq kitgiiiiit9lq.tY!..-0-11414. of
i
DV Oda it ttfeli4et'; 4 v i -: , ..:,. ~ .1•
,$-,...;', ' m %
4v iell lOl 'Al' '0 i li' i ' 4 1' di about
•• 30,v- lot p• ure,se,
,tp,,, ri P ~entap ore
, ~ ,t , 800,000•ape'fatmicelolvytorkuploutt,-fifthr i I fif• •
'' • ''', , 11*,001100 rioniUmed,lvicluldValtirelbre;ro4ll re
l
~l ^ 4 .''''* - ,4l4o,lloaiiagnetdokicliie`f . ab0ve4,0,680047;
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, :44.aisr8iird '1 , 1f) , ? , .t. 6 ,;.-- Rq. l t. ) t - r'• '' , 'lr Atitlt'S , ': 2 , 4
',-,firl,_4frifP..7.hff , f;„-,-,r 'hut -,.t1.01 , 1 ( 114..t1tigNA , .t.
tz' , ., - , •',, r tr'' ri , • fr,, ' 'lstt , tl.l - ' re:, :at, t•t:,;.t , :.,y - •
among these-land you, have`o4so near „
i a_
-value tif-prodhict per
: hand:: - '4gatn;- d vide 3.he
net regolptalp4l,o,,,eotton,,a3o;oo,6 r
`-foo6liticoneffte-nunt.iTirrehands(l9s,4BoTre
quired tO.producp it,'Rnd - Youl. have but4l63 46
per hand--lefitit:by446 Otrquin, • for
each hand employedin the produoticin of
ton , ethan;;; ~realized- „Ay .) mannfaqtle in
Britdins,""Trite lye 'haiii"atioti that
in the'prohisti;',the:lfiritish'-vmaniifieliirei'm
. alico4o,ooo , ?.fionclohinntAvdivera ;
J og the,etrtiro--nunibord:df4erseni -emphiyeti;
480,000,14Te14, divide 'the Britiih , lnet,preduet
' among thialVfndel number, and,-you have 925
Pdt:atid'Ae eying let,aiLeseees Of - ':,-1171,
54 per„ hand: trif manufacturer,
against thet,pi9it4ct,lop oftheyaty;
batitfico.
____.
, • .. , FRESH TEAS. ~, ...,..
WE. have just:received 'amentire mew saline
tion of ehoiee and ,fresh GK EN. AND
BLACK TEAS t ',embracing Your Ilyson,
Imperial and Gunpowder teas, of vertegs qualm
ties, ranking from 3'7,i to $,1,25,per pound, from
the tea stare of'the'Meesis.lenkins, of Philei
b
i
dolphin', neatly, tinier ly and freshly paekectin
quarter, half, and-penn malefic and paper pack=
ages,: as well as in t e' ulk. . The selections
aro made by one of tl partneri, who Ints.ihad
experience in the business, among the Chinese
themselves for about seven yenrs,mnd 'this ad.
vantage, together with.our own dkiffirienee, and
the encouragement extended toes in the selling
of these Teas 'for more than two years past,
encourage us confidently to repeommetid them
as superior to any other selection of Teas in
this market—for sale at the Grocery store of
July 11—'49 J. IV,. EBY
•
Tobacco and Cigars. -- - '--
•
JUST received and for sale wholesale and re-
tail the host and cheapest selection of CI.
OARS to he.fotand_ -ny where out of the cit ~
Grangdoros, Emilia,
Castellos, La Prymavora,
Plantation, . Leon D'oro Regalia.
Principe, • La Grata,
Regalia.
Principe,
and Figaros Molessadoru, &c.
All of the finest Cuba and Havana Tobacco.
and put tip in the neatest manner, besides.'
have excellent. sixes and the best Melees: Also
the best-Congress and Cavendish TOBACCO
both plain and sweetened,ltt reduced priceb for
cash. Call and examine- my stock beftireqns::
chasing. I will soil lay the box as low -as they
can be had in tho' city. Don't forget the phice
opposite the railroad office.
'Carlisle; atigt T H CRISWELL
• Dr. I,"ovirrisimdls .SaximparMa.
Olt sale at the Drag Store of
•
F,.[aug2 - 2]
H A STURGEON.
t &STUFFS in - evey varlet§ ban - lielitli
D
Wholesale or Re.ail at the very lowest
rates at [jul3] • S. ELLIOTVS.tt
• A. cask of very fine HONEY, nnw oporrandi
for'salc at . [July 11] J W EBY'S
11700k.5.' Books.
THOS. W. MARTIN desires to inform his
friends and the . publio in general that he has
purchased the store formerly belonging to Ja
cob tirb and is now ready to supply the reading
community with books of all kinds, and at city
prices. He has just received,the following—
Lynch's expeditton - to the Dead Sea and Jor
dan. to
IViontague's do
Philosophy of Religipur:
Dobney on FiltuitXuniyhment
Willis'T-Bioralters.4
Womenthelthyolutio . n, by Mrs. Elret
Magdalobe and Mareia,.4lArs. Grey.
Tillers' Consulate and-Empire, Nos. 8& 9.
D'ary Copperfield, (by Dickens) N 0.3. •
Together with all the cheap publications of the
day._
Books ordered twice a week. All the 'daily
and weekly Opera, at the old stand - rieit. door
to Burkho'der's hotel. ,
111 1) Ili/ ilbel/3 1;i ry,-,
Watches and Xewely . !
• I,4'''' CHEAPER THAN EVER
- , yalea d al i e Lindptajl—At the
)
It a e_p la Mel and Jew
.
,(0 airy Store,"No. 96 North 5E
.P....\ • •-•:: CONE street, corner of Quar
. 0. ;LitzrtiA/r ry street.,
Gold Levers; 18 k. patios, full jewelled, $3O and
' upwards ,-.
Silver\ Lovers, lull jewelled,. $l5 and upwards.
Gold Lepinb, 1 lj.;Lc g s,as, jewelled, $25 and
upwards •
Silver Lepines, jewelled, $lO and -upwards-
Silver Sunnier Watches, $4 to 10
Silver Spoons, equal to coin, per sett—Tea,
$5, Desert 810, Table $l5 - ietlier micles in pro=
portion. All goods warranted to be what the
are sold for.
Constantly on hand a large assortment affine
GOLD JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
Also, an assortment of M' J Tobias ...& Co.,
E Simpson,,Samuel & Brothers, E .Yates &
Co, John Ifarvison, G & R Beesley. and other
imporior Patent Lever Movements, which will
be cased in any style desired
Arrangements have been made with all the
above named most celebrated manufacturers of
England, to furnishort notice any isquired
style of Watch, for N ich orders will bo taken,
tit ---
and the name mid res noe - of the person or
dering-put on if requested,
• O. CONRAD, •
Importer of Watcher
novB] ,
L. R. 333.00111.4LV8
BEAT BARGAIN WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
WHERE Gold and Sil
ver Watches of °veva;
4'; 11,4 , can be had
,;" ab from ten to fifteen
9 - 3 less thanany other store
, 4 , roffm: in New York or Knila
','Aelphia. Persons who'
wish to got a'goutt watch, perfectly regulated,
would do wall to call at the store of the sub
scriber, and compare the quality and prise of his
watches tvith that of other stores.
GOOD WATCHES AT TILE FOTIOWING EXCEEDINGLY
aIWTRICES.
Gold Levers, fulljewelY,:B carat eases, $2B 00
Silver do do 4 42 00
Gold Lopines, jeweled, :8 carat cases 23 00
it Silver do do - 900
Silver Verge Watches, from $3,00 upwards:
Gold Pencils front stl to , $8,00; Gold Pens,
with Biller eases and pencils attached, for 75e.
Also, a handsome' assortment of new and
fashionable Jewelry, at prices far below the
usual store prices. Old Gold and'eilver bought
or talon in exchange ' •
A
'WLS 11;13ROOMALL,
Igo 110 North'SSCOND Street, second door
. below Race, Philadelphia. • ' ap,18'49,:y
iltrOut this .advertisement out, and.bring it
along, you will then be aural° get into thinght
ore,
THE NIAGA • SHOWER-PATH,
An entirely ne - Article for Shower-Ba
thing, with warnyor cold,Water.
10-THIS Bath took the premium at the Fair of
the Franklin InstituM, Philadelphia. October
1848, - the-onl y Bath That ever took n premium
at thatinatit ate atid oleo took the first premium
• ' 'int the-Faitdrthe Maryland Inetitite, Novero
her 1848. .'4 -• • !t, , '"
, .
A.great• and, import nt improvement' is made
in thiaiShower-bath over all others, by throwing
,the; I.Mter . iminediatelY,on.thoabody,iwithout
wetting the head, unlessitt, the will or pleasure
i
Of . thebatheit".but• greaier point ip gained 14
being'enabled to bathe with . ,iv.arm water, whiplt
';no other Shewer,Batit is adapted to-and 'Meat
'of all We Bath"Citri bo;Medicated 'withoutinjury,
• to'the - • • • -.* 4
Many Iretsona Cannot' take tt . cold bath—their
caswiitrnet ia4hia tie they Can regulate the tern
-parattfre ofitheivater; to-juit their riiish, and
, commence-bathing ,at any! season.:.of ;the:year ,
without any unpleasaneresalt. Ladies clan have
the, adyantage„ bathink , .Vithetik:netting: the
head, or covering,
'.
'ritem
lirraugeent
s are simple and. cOmPlate,-
and'n6C liable to gat out ;of tirdet. , ;' - ,The -Bath'
.. can'be:ridjuSteditieliit any helkht,from , a.elMilf
1116 4 611165 t qmrson.' , .. , When , thoAltiorla
platied.';th(i.fixtureerara , lll4 and the; outaidk ark,
~ pearaneeis:lhat of a neat piece' f farnitere. ~,.
They haVe :received the•apProbaticur of ~ , fleve,
rat medical gentlemen-fmthers are requested to
call and examine them` Manufactured. bythe
Pat9.IIt9O:‘,.;TARRABEE, , ' , ;t•• ,
.24 Solidi ßA
Calvertstreet, Baltintore.s,
BA THING.-R>;ad v.vhat Armstrong saye i
- Do-not ontit,,ye who would health secure,-
The dailY•tresWitblition; that
The :sluices of the:skin; enough to' keep'. - I
Teo beEllymacied from unde d ieut'eoll, d ,
ti ne'pfire,.evop:if irdt not non ace
tep t ift 'doesyte-healtli, l'grently
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Relative 1 0 an Amendment 'of the. Consiittultoii*
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: i ' ..,;;.,:',.;:::. :_: , f1i.1.f4:,. :"iht?li',.:*_s: ' ', .. ~:
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' 'tßeiloliedr,lry theSenate:and•Waiiie - A fßeift4i .
sentritiiii ofthe iflommopivealth of PentioAvatiik
iiiVeniral. Asifembly 'met, 'filiktl4:4oOrietitti!:
ticni.'4 . ohe CoMmonwitath be ' arneedi4friAik.
'edeettil ,tieetiolii ' Ofzthe ;AO •aitcOla; ici-tlitit; it.
shall . .'reiiitiO4olldvie:' The iudgeit of the KO
O'reake.COlitti tifthe,iliVeral Candi Of Cernetion,
ele t i l i q iiiilcifidoh Other COOrtit or *mad a:
araorishillbeeetablished bylaw,tail* elect—
id 'by the:Adalified. elect:ire of- a te
,2 Comineo
wealth:. in Iliet.liianner following, to wit: The
Judges - ofhtheAuprerne•Court,hy..the.tualified
Olectore at largei'.The. President Judges.of the.
scverat'Cionta of common Pleas and' of such
other COOrta,er.Reeorci as arttor shell be °stab.
fished by lOW;arid all other 'Judges required to
be 'Corned in the le*;:by life qualified gloaters
of the respective districts over which they Ore
to preside or , act as Judges.. Andthe.Aesoci-,
ate Judges of the Citurts of poipmot . l4 . 'lei w by
the' quali fi ed electors of the: eetintieli;,ieshee
tively: ' The Jedges Of .the ,Subrente Coin.*
shall hold "heir offices for the' term of fifteen
years, if they shall no long,behave ihemselves
well.: (subject to the allotment hereinafter pro.
vided for subsequent - to the - first election:)
The President Judges of the several Courts of
Common Pleas, and of such other Courts of
Record as are or shall be established b law,
and all other Judges required to be fear-on
d m
the law, shall hold their o ffi ces for the ' t .of,
i a
ten years, if they'shall sd long
.behay them
selves well t The Associate . Judges of the
Courts of Common Pleas shall hold their offices
for the term of five years, i l f yt tey shall so long
-have the nseltirr.well : a PThherrythall be
commissioned by the Governor ; but for, any
reasonable cause which shall dot be sufficient
grounds of impeachmentilhe Governer shall
remove any of them on the addresifof 'two•
thirds of each branchef the Legislaturi., The
first election shall take place at the general 1
election of thisCommenwealth nett after the
edytien of fide amendinent„ and the commis.
:dons of all the judges who may be thenin office
'shell expire on the first Monday of' December
following, when the terms of the judges ithall .
commence. '. The persons who shall then he
elected Judges of the Supreme Court shaft hold
their offices tuk,fullows • ono of theni for three
yearb,.one for six. yours, one for nine years, on,
for twelve yearerraid one 'for fifteen years; the
term of •each tolaPdecided by lot by the said
j udgeei_aa_soon afteribeelection_ as conve Went
and he result certified..by them to the Gover
nor, thatlhe commissions may be 'issued in'
accordance thereto. The judge whose crow
mission will first expire -shall be It tef Justice
during his term, and thereafter each judge
whose commission shall finiC expire shall in
turn be the Chief Justice, and if two or more
commissions shall expire on the'same day, the
'edges holding them shall decide by lot which
shall 'be the. Chief Justice. Any vacancies
happening by death, resignation, or otherwise,
in any of the said courts, shall be filled by ap
pointment by the Governor, to continua till the
first Monday of December succeeding the next
general election. The Judges of the Supreme
Court and the Presidents of the .several Courts
of Common Pleas shall, at stated limes, receive
for their services an adequate compensation,
lobe fixed by law, which shalinot be diminish
ed during their continuance in office, but they
shall receive no fees or perquisites of office,
nor hold'any other office of profit under this
Commonwealth, or under the , government of
the UnitStl States, or any other State of this
Union. The Judges of the Saprerne Court
during their mild:mango jn office. WWI e
relid
within this Commonwealth, and the other
Jodges during their continuance in office shall
reside within.the distriet.orocounty for which
they were respectively elected. ' ,
WILLIAM P. PACKER, -
• Speaker of the House ofßepresentetives.
GEO. 'D.?,RSIE, '
. Speaker of the Senate.
1111
do do
IN TII6 BEEATX, MarCh 1849,
Radioed, That this resolution pass:—Yeas
21, Nays 8,4
Extract from the Journal.' -
SAML. W. PEARSON, Clerk.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPS., April 2,1849.
Resolved, That this resolution pass.—Yeas
Nays 26. . • .
- - - -- -Extract-frour..he -Journal. •
WM. JACK, Clerk.
Filed April 5, 1849. •
A. L. RUSSELL, Dap Sea. of tha Com'th
PENNSYLVANIA, as
I do certify that the above atid-foregoing is
a trae:con of the Original Resolution of the
tetni Assembly, entitled " Resolution re.
latavelo.an Amendment of the Constitution,'
as the same remains'on
.ffiri,in this office.
- In 'testimony whereof I have
x 1 f)!.,) _here unt osot oeafxe o m t. & I h e l a nil ,an t d h c e aused
't' • b o f See—
)t retary's Office at Harrlsburg,this
-•" eleventh day of Juno, A. D. one
- ,
tbohsand eight hundred and
orty-nine. •
_" JOIIIiNAT. OP SENATE.
"'Resolution, No. 188, entitled Resolution
relative to an amendment of the Constitution,'
was read a third time. On the.question, will
the Senate agree to the resolution? The
Yeas and Nays were taken agreeably to the
Constitution, and were as follow, viz :
"YEAS—Messrs. Roes,, Brawloy, Crabb,
Cunqingham, Forsyth, Flugfis,JOhnson, Law.
ranee, Levis, Mason, Matthias,
Rich, Richards, Sadler, Savory; Small,Smyser,
Sterrett' an 2 Stine-21. '
"NAln e7 goaers. Boat, Drum, Trick, Ives,
King; Knnigtnaoher, Potteiger and Darsie,
Speaker-8.
- So the question was determined in the affir
mative.
~. 41 3011R11Ap Of TIM 110y96 OP REPS.
4 ! Shall the reeohation Tees 7,, , The yeas and
nays were taken Agreeably to the_provieion df
,the tooth. article of; the ConstitutiOn w and , are
ne follow,ylz L . , -. , ','` ~ , L
,P,lf ese—Messiii:Gid eon J.' kali , David J.
Bent. Creig•Biddle, Peter"D BloOm, David M
Bole; Thomas K Bull, Jacob .Cort, 'John. H
Diehl, Nathaniel A Eliott, Joseph Emery;
David G Eshleman, William '• Evans, John
Fausold, Samuel
. 'Failey,' , Joseph, - W Fisher,
'Henry DX Puller,:Thomas Grove, Robert
ampeoWGerrge P Henezey, Thomas 4 - 1107 -
ring, JOieph Higgins, Charles Hertz, Joeeph' B
Hower, Hebert . • Klutz, ; HArrison ,-P ' Laird,
Abraham Lambertenirnes 1, Lewis, James
W Long, Jaeob M'Cartney,Jobn F , M'Calleoh,
Hugh'M'Kue;' John M'Laughlin,''Adairt . mar.
'tin, Samuel •:Marx, John . 0 Itlyeis, Edward
Nicklerton„"Stewart' Pearce;'James Porter,
Henry C Pratt ,Alonzo Robb, Gearge_Rtipley,
•Theodoref, Killian, . Bernitreid Schoonover,
Samuel Selbert,JohoShatp„,Chriatiao Snavely , *Thomea ', 'PS Steer,.34ein WI .11:1Stabbe;'Jost J
- Stutzm an, .:Marehall,fidwartewelder,. , ,Samnel
Taggart; George , T,,Thorn,-:Nibliolas.Thern.
'Arunak,' 'Wattles; Stunned Weirieh, Alen - ad I
Wilcox, Daniel Zerbei Andl , ,Wrm F Packer,
Spostkar.-. 48. ~,.r ? ~ t ' -, 1 ,- '.,:-& ,' •
'..Naver=Meesre r AngtreturiK Cornyn,David
M , ,Couriney;;llivie , Evans;Henry; S - : Evans,'
JohO:Ferden,J ohri, W•George,Thomai Gille
enie;',Juliiill; Gordort,'.William:-Henry;,Janies
J.K105, Joseph ,- Lanbash,' Hebert' it Little,
.fohn :6 - ;M'Caltriont , John , M'Kee, William
M'Sherry; Jecialt Miller; William.Ti Markham
johtii.", A . Ditiii' William' , Y Roberts,' john'W
H e selierrY'',/ohif.': B' Hatherford,;•'W; 'Kuudle"
Smitlqlo i lx"."Setylk,' lobe. : Bouddr; - • George
Walters Od pivitir , Wilklaino.426o., _i . •
4 so,the .q iicSic4iiiiii.4 l terrOiio filtrtlie of
firmatjY o •! , • . A , _ ,„<:•L ~,, ''P. "-,,.
..1 ..
.:W,, , - - : . _ •,.;.- , ..r ---, , i'” • '-' , .'g'..; ;, :: , ,*i••; 0 -',: , ';':,' i •
~ . I‘, tlf ~ - • ,-,-;,- 'l3Ronirrenv's oexicutd: ~
-t - : , :I'' ,:F June 'l5, , 1849;'c.. il
'.'..
~... r,' • tairt *
m,u, a,ser. ,
''• ' - '
::
' 't': : !'=
' Ide certify that theabeie;and ,
:
;i
v) ), ! crpg9lnvii ri true end.COkrect
coo,ofthe . "Yeas";and !!sllyir , L
taken an the:!,' Resolution relative-
Wee , 0, ?Ackert amendment of the , Constilu.
litfir•Diiiihifilkinfi appears mi the - Journals of
ilia .freci;Honeee of tile General Aieentbly!'el
HO '.COrritriOnWealth; forike session' Of '0349,
`I 4: Walleye my baud: amid Ibictfogl Of enid.iiifipe;
0 . 0;f114091:00, of '3,oeilioolift r opd oeht,
luirteit. t orog..,'
~ ,i'Wile,t-ZiT P .**EisiDt.',JEl4oo49; ,t,
' ?- fto4l:- 4 t;A!.11. 1 04,Yi#1.t..4i i .90100.iri, , 1P1,..• :, ,'
Official.
SECREEARY'e OFFICE
SECRETARY'S OPACE
"lOWNSENH HAINES,
Sooretau of the Commonwealth
-- . .
I torto • 5r, 1510,,p0:.
n ' alfaH fANOvgn arziEuT L _AlsetLalLS
fIOUNTRY AlFa
IV : lie in lebtlalvalli' lespotiffailyivited, to
Sond of. the , intblicribbrrlwelil.
knowauts;ft,Hrise:E.ingles aead.,Quartem)Ao
- NertliHanoveralrat, a lbw, depriinortlt4tf . .the •
Bsnlt'; l 4ind..'oxamtito-alit large mssortmenf ,
CHOICWICDIsIPgCTIONARI HS;
'' .. fdetired:tif.the. best" Mat Mir 1; trash .:'eVery.day;
Warritite'd , not 'to' be Sui'patiserVby.,ank tri
` . theiStates ; Whieh, will bo' 'sold 'at' reasonable
pricbs:t. He has just received ti large aiSettnient
'of Praha and. Nutei cobsisting,in 4art•of
4 . ..NDES,,I2EMOLS; RAISINS,Egiga,, Pru .
ens, thirdeaui•iand::Papet-ehelled: 'Almonds,
Filbeits,'creain.nats,-'note, acoa•Mite; 4cp,
which, sold at. the lowest • rates.„
wculd , aisof invite attention 'to a, large-A00 3 ,1,
. TOYS AND 'FANCY ' GOODS , cmisistleg
-partly of fine fancy, boxes, dolls, dell-116W;
Furpourein boxer, weedim' tea 'Bets,'..brabiltind
tin,trurapets, 'Vac,: basket and bell rattles ma
gone and whembarrowsi,, glass and Chipa;tosT,
aceordeline, 'haunt:miens,. fancy, Weep r Hair
oil, tooth bundle's, ahavind
cream' imd! hundreds &hell - ludo:knack&
connecticewith',thii a
above he has en hand
good 'assoittnent•of l FA MILY pROCERIES,
consisting' in part' of loaf, lump and brown ed.:
. gars, coffee, chocolate, theosof;and ..eraokers:—
imperial, Young Hyson and Black Tea. Spices
of all kinds, blacking, matehes, , brushes, &el
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
the ptiblic for-the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on him, and hopes by a desire• to
please, to merit:a continuance of the same.
49 • ' P. MONYER.
DRUGS 1 DRUGS ! DRUG§ .".
• JUST. IiECEiVED,
HYSICIANS, • Country Merchants
P
Pedlars i ateinvited to call and examine my
stock of Medicines, Paints, Glass, Oil; Var
nishes, &c.
• , *DICUGS. ; • f
Patent Modicintie, Herbs and Extracts,l i•
Fine .ClieniicalS; Spices, ground and whole
Instruments, ' Essences, '
Pitre EsSera„Oiiti Perfumery, .4p. ) "`‘-';'
h '. DYE-STUFFS..
Indigoes,'
Madders,
Sulam
Alum,
Log and Cam Woods,.
-
Copperas, k
, Lac Dye' it)ss
PAINTS.
Wetherill & Brinher's;Pure-Telld — C, hro me
Green and Yellow, Paint and Varnish 'Brushes,
Jersey Window Glass, Linseed Oil, Turpen
tine, Copal and Coach Varnish, - and Red Lead.
All ofwhich, will be' sold at the very lowest
- market price, at the _ cheap Drug and Book Store
of
Nov - 29th. 4348
To all whom it may Concern I
_ •
• .
GEORGEa, •
REIEEM„
THANKFUL to the public generhlly. for pas
favors and their liberal patronage, stillcen
tinuea to carry on . the SADDLE, TRUNK,
and HARNESS making business, at his
standin Hanover street, two doors north of tied
Carlisle Bank,, at the sign of the Mammoth,
Collar, He is no* better preparcd . than ever to
accommodate his 40tomers, having recently
made great alterations. in his establishment, so
'as to enable him to keep a much better assort.
ment Ilion .heretofore, consisting of Spanish,
Dragoon, scoop tub, quilted and plain SAD ,
DLES. CARRIAGE HARNESS, plated and
.common ;'Farmers' Gears, of all kinds, Tra
velling Trunks of all descriptions and prices,
Veleases and Carpet Bags, Bridles, Martingale
Dollars, Stock, Leather and Raw Hide Whips,
Leather, cotton and .worsted Fly-nets, and all
• other articles in his line—all oc, which heel; de
`terneined to sell at thexery lowliest cash prices.
Making and repairing Matrasses of hair, husk
and straw, and all kind.s of ppholste•ing will be
punctually attended ) to.
•
ai325'491 y
' ,DRUG AND FANCY STORE
zmaz... Mitdet.WATIaIaSZVEQS '
. ,
113ESPECTFULLY invitee the
R tioia of the public to his! ..
Dram and Fancy Store, •
It West. In street, Carlisle, where ho lusr
tat received a fresh assortment of Drugs Me.
!facilites, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Jewelry and
(Fancy Goods., _ • _
Amongst his extensive variety, may be found
fill the most . '
Approved Patent Medicines, ~
All kinds of Salts, Dye Stuffs, ,
Quinine, Opium, Castor and Sweet Oils
White L cad., Indigo, Spices, fresh ground.
Glass, Putty, Chloroform,
Shandeliers, Lamps, Wicks, Sperm Candles,
Shaving and Toilet Soaps,
Colp_goe, 4,•)so, Lavender-and Orange flower
Wilt PT.
. Bears Ot) lt . Marrow and Hair-Dye,
Nail, Too\ h, Hair, and Shaving Brushes,
Fine Ivorporn,• and Shell Combs,
Finger Rings, Bracelets, and Breast Pine,
-Bead-Bass and Purses. •
Porto Monnuirs, ' •
Silver Spectacles and Peecils,
Gold Pens, Ink and Inkstands,'r; '
Pine Writing and Note Paper Envelopes,
Motto Wafers, Seals and Paper Weights,
Mirrors and Fancyßoxes, , „ ~ , .
Musical and Surgicatlnstruments,
Fine Knives and Scissors, -- .
Carriage and Riding Whips,
Umbrellas,il.c.ties,\ Clocks, Tianks, Sce., ice.
Country Physicians, Merchants, Pedlars and
Pliers may hear something to their advantage
by calling
I* - Ethereal and Pine Oil received fresh
ivery week.
frrMedical aid and advice gratis to the poor
January 17. 1848. -
-:, NEW. & CHEAP HARDWARE STORE;
11-11ksubscribers have just received at their
LtNnw and Cheap ,HARDWARE STORE
past High street, opposite Ogiley's Dry Good
Wore, a large stock of goods in their line, to
,vhich they would call the attention .of pdrcha
I;
era, their arrangement in the city beeng such;
is to enable thdm to sell their goods at the
°west eity.prices.'
Their stock comprises a fad litisortment of
Locks and Latches of every stile and size,—
Hinges, Screws, Bolts, and every article used
for Buildings, Augurs and augur 13itts, chisels,
broad, and hand axes, hatchetsgmwing knives,
*nee, and plane bitte, hand, panel, and Rip.
. ping saws, mill, crosscut and circular saws,
trace and halter chains, hames, shovels, Spades,
and hoes, hay and manure forks. Also, a large
assortment of Pocket 'and ;. Table Cutlery,
'spoons, shovel and 'tongs, tongs, Walters and ,Trays,.
Hollow Ware,'Brass and: enameled Preserving
Kettles,' Iron' „Furrier, Cedar Ware, anvils
and vice's, Files iind asps of every kind. ;Bar
Band and. 'Hoop Iron, 'Cast, Shear Spring. and
Blister Steel, &c.'". Also,
.100 Boxes Window Glass. • ~, •
100 Kegs Wetherill's Pure White Lead.
5 Barrels' Linseed' Oil. • .
Barrels Sp.‘Turpentine.
' i i Kegs CuimberlandNiAls. •- 0 •
' Ma. !'49 - 7 - ''', , „WRIGHT & SAXTON.
New and Ini_potantl
. .
GEORGE . w. MI EEM having , recently
purchased the county right of HAYWORT/I'l9
': PATENT : CO'LLAIOSTUPFEE, would respectfully
7 - call the - attentiOn.at - the trade to t hat sintiortent
invention. ' Ala Certainly olio of the. greatest
improvements of Ahe age.: This ynachinti stuffs'
the Collar crooked , around the clock ,faced, with
.lair, wool, or other materiali, bible stuffsit with
°' long straw, and also malted collars of th&.straw..
With less than:half the labor and thne . •ofthOild ,
'.way of stifling, .., Thisrmachine fwill•sinfll all
........\
• and every kin ergo 'collarc.frons , thelhest
4 . patent leather do
leather the commonedt. kind;in'
.. use, and'.With lnit'on man steadily. titmorkmill.
. ntuff and'shapo fifty collars per dayiri.a.neatet
'end betterityle than any other wqy knownitl•l ;
'' ''l'Siiddliikeln the .County are , invited lo•calljn't
, the sitbscribeeileskiblishment on .North Hung
' verstreet, CtirlisleVand exainine.the machine'i ,
Township" orehtip;.rights . Will be •sold. V., To'
' those Who'do' not wish' to . buy a right'the.iitibi ,
seriber'effe'relliAllY. Mena' COLLARS at whole.'
nab 3 regal lithe'apkir , thalitneY can be manufaa:
- tarediefany-eiherway.-- Orders fcir•collars in
any quantity are respectfully solicited. ; I -
--.•.-• „
. .
GitoomiEs„ gammas.'
T the,Chean Grocery .fiterb 'of 10:.
D:lll.laßEßT,JWeettMeinefieet,
yoo will elwaya-find the best,penly o:
':;Eannly,Grobaries thlit:the•Phibidelphiw markets
'oebecribet ?hoe juin ratereed.
rinit'llto'ititY;and'Weeld'respectfully invite the
r:.pnblimiikgencial and his in particular, to
••••caltand' examine his knock, which embrace', -all'
the articles visually kelt in his lireibf , buoines'e;
finch t Domingo Coffetr frn
periii, Yining 'Hytionf ed 'Dinh Tells; of. the
' beet quality & lifiVor loaf, loaf, crushed,
clarified 'tied:brown Snare of:overy•grasifi; With.
price,to' suit. • Honey f ougar,house,lorlesna end
:syrup •Molelises. ,- Spices of allkinds,-,which. lie
'••will; warrant 4ouro
,and 'freak ground.,;Broonni; .
Htiuckets i bealtets: butter bowele, week:Tubb*,
clothes. pine breehee of• every verioty.
• led Country SOAPS.. 'Al
oe, generallisiortment - of chewing ung 9 0 10 `
-lung TOBACCO ; Spanish helfenithish a d corn.
• 7rlon 01,08:''QUEF! 1, 1 1 31Y4RD , (
ned . CßOCKEßx*every,desonp.thW7fitch;
' • he , will oell at fineloweit possiblo:Trlool.:, , v,.
' „ ioforc , orp.wPfty9l4;Aiio , .o, - t t gOrrrbn•p u bl
anheori fir. tan4jora—tho,m , ottbri
e
C;(thanli4iakointe,thitn4tia'„effcrte. , ,„tn,`,.pte
1140 9 ,1 1 0049" , oifo i :!#: pip art.,
';N,TfFer,Tr:,..9 2 :11,4kb . ,.:4..... 0 0 , P 1 1 ;4;1:1,0 r:.-v
lu~tcltc ncoiw
arriebtirg TraneportAtion Line;
.. • •
tiNlt'er,'MlLttri"
• .
oßly,Art.Dnitr gominission
vi
Hilt o lti9lll3llll, chip isito.,3lorcpan.
.dlieiScci to' Baltimore, Philadelp is;
r lager; Nailn,- Snit, „Vis,4;:arioderitiek - ie,
constantly fol.:sale; revs -• •
Hirribburki flititich'29,lB4B
° • F.. , ..11 11LL1 R,
'
.
tioneraitomroisionitncLForwarding
• Metchttriti N0:79 BowlyAs , Whaff;
BALTIMORE..
..the sale of Flour, grain, tlieverseed
Whiskey, Lumbar, &e..lice.- Also, for,
eeaf.ding • Goodsl . via. Tide Water Quint and
Pennsylvania I m pro vements. "Orders for.• fish
Salt, Plaster, &c. &c Supplied at; ' _lciteest
Wiff
Haying beeii engaged in' the alicl*burriness ,
during the hist five' years, a continuation - Of the
patronage of his friends and ilia publie)is
spectfully
: solicited. •
Refer to ' -
51111 FUNK Mlturif,} •?• 4
.• J & E EBY, Harrisburg •
• BRANIC & ZEIGLER,
JACOB RIIEEM, Carfislo, Pa.+. ,3844
A. CATECABT, SimpIiCIABIOWII, Pa.
"PlGionoE,SuretsErt, Mechanicsburg, Pa.
eb. 14 - IY. • ' • ,
Otunb..trally. Traksportation Ho use :;
••• •
Z. C.,,
• .A. 7.,; ., jea ~,,-•- •
. 1 ~. I
- --,
......n "Wa r t" " -'1...a."-sa.
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i
I - .
,-
' C,anal and Rail Road Line, for ,Philadel
. . phis, Baltimore, 'Plashing, &c.. •
J.
W. KERR, Forwarding
,and Commission
Merchant r, HARRISBURG, Pa. informs his
friends and the public, that from the liberal pat
ronage, extended to him during the past year ha
has been encouraged to make.more extensive art
rangements for the present season, 'and. , has ad
ded, two'new r .lorge and splendid Boats to his
'LINE, and will by-fully prepared after the op
ening of the Canal, to forward PRODUCE and
MERC.HANDIZE of all kinds to end from
Philatlelghift, Baltimore, Pittsbargh, ,&c., ht the
lowesVates of freight and with the utmest des.
:patch:" • _
'Agents for Boats,
t' , ......_:-.
• . : „CARLISLE-4„ GASKELL,
74;::;.3 : Rand street Wharf, Philadelphia.
GEISH - 4 "SON,
.- INO. - 48 - Cemifferee - iit:Wharf, 'BittirTabre.
... CLARK & SHAW, ?_
J. McFADDEN & C 0.5 Piita'g
Agents:for Cars, 9::::1;
,:1,,p , WUNDERLICH & GRIERN.st
9 No. 272 Market st.;Philadelphin.
" • • CHALORER d REYNOLDS,
S g ITER, 3 No. 42
JA Ma MES & rket`7lt., Phil
CO. adelphia.
,
Broad street, Philadelphia.
PENN I X:IeOHIO LINE,
-North etreet, BaltiMore
Harrisburg, March 29. 1848.-4 E
A Word to it'orsemen.
riß_ . BARBER'S EMBIOROCATN is de-
LIP cidedrthe 'best profitildtiolf — thift — chri
used fot,the cure of Sprains, Dm
, sus, Cuts, Galls, Splint, Curb.
Ririgbone, Spavin' Stiffness at the
Oka Joints, &c. It is on article which
should be in tho hands of every
Horseman, and no stable should be without a
botttle of it. Price only 25 and 50 contsper bot
tles, _prepared only by S M Pearson, M D., and
for sale wholesale and retail, at No. 106 North
Ilecorid street, Philadelphia, and DR. RAW
GIN'S wholesale and retail agent, Carlisle, Pa.
--Jan.-21.
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c. Sc. •
• / I have just received from .Plidadel
,
phis and Now York very extensive
'additions to my former stock, embra-.
.
cmg nearly'eveiy article of Medicine
now in use, together with Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, Perfumery, Soaps,
Stationery, Fine Cutlery, Fishing Tackle,-
-Bruhes- of almost every description, with an
endless varietpof other articles, which I am de
termined to-sell at the VERY LOWEST prices.
All Physicians, Country Merchants, Pedlars
and others, are respectfully requested not to pass
the' OLD STAND, as they mny rest assured
that every article will' be sold of a good quality,
aid upon reasonable terms. ELL IOTT, • S. LI
May 36 Main street. Carlisle.
- Itaricovdt.z.
Dry Goods and Groceries.
T G. CARMONY desires to inform his 1
sal c friends_antl the public that ho has remo ;
red to the stand on North Hanover street late - 1y
occupied b y Chas Barnitz. and next %floor to
Haverstickr; Drug and Book Store, where he
is determined to sell goods as tow as any other
establishment in Carlisle or in the county. His
,stock cOnaista of . Cloths, •Cassimeres, Satinetts;
satin, eachmere. Alain° and, silk V estings ; Me.
Anew!, Alpachas, Moos de Woes, Cochin**
F rench worked collars. kid gloves, silk sfringee,
gimps, fl owers, thread laces, &c.
TICK
INGS at 6I cts, calitoee 3 to 6.1. cts,,very cheap
muslin, hosiery, Berlin and Cachmero gloves,
A large assortment of BONNET RIBBONS,
very low, satin plain and figured Mantua, plain,
bared, striped and figured Also GROCERIES
and QUEENSWARE, such as Coffee, Ten,
Sugar, Spices of all kinds, tobaceo, segars,
Crockery, glass arid queensware, rico, chocolate,
starch, together with numerous other articles—
Give him a call. Inar
EXLVING , Orr
THE subscriber has commenced selling off
Ids entire stock of DRY GO ODSI at greatly
reduced price,' to Make room for a large stock
.of Fall and Winter Goods. As my assortment
is very large and complete, purchasers will find
it decidedly profitable , to call and invest their
cash at my establishment, Call one and all se
ourethe best bargains over had in Carlisle. Many
goods will be sold far below cost, and all at
prices below low water mark. I have a large
stock of BOOTS AND SHOES' on hand
latch I will close out at low figures.' Also . * a
lull asiortment of CARPETING'S tit all prices
and' last, not least, a prime lot of G ROCE
RIES, Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Whines; Rice,
&a. Fresh and Cheap Recollect the' Old
Stand, East Main'Street. C OGILBY..
,Intg2'49-_ - • , ,
' Farmers I Save Your Money. I
Ari AST IRON, HORSK POWERS 'ffir two
V) throb and four horses, made entirely of
ron,, so that you Can "leave it in the weather
Without the least danger of, injury.,Also,
Threshing Machines, Winnowing Mills, Plows
PloughsMould-boards, cutters, Points,k Shears
constantly on hand. You.will save money, by
calling before purchasing elsewhere at the
Foundry in East High Str eet , , Carlisle Pa.
an .83moe P-GARDNEH,
• A Phrely,Vegitable iffedicine.
VEGETABLERESTO
VY RATIVE PILLS ; nivel', been. gradllly
bni,surely.comeing into favor, among--the fami
lies of this Country for Immo, yeare, past. .They
,have done this entirely through their great worth
as a FAMILY., MEDICINE... Agencies have'
.been appointed, but ne'puffir4 and humbug ouch'
eels resorted to by quacks to sell their medicine.
haibeen,done. The pills are ,eflereil for sale
and have and willcontinue to be sold byall tire.
'.T
principal storekeepers . The proprietors , c laim ,
for their Medicine the following a dvantages over
• They, are PURELY VEGE
TABLE. They are CF,RTAIN TO, OPE=
.RATE. • Their operation is FREE` from
PAIN.'. • They can bonged with EQU AL BFIN•-,
EFIT.by the YODNGFST INFANT and the'
STRONGEST MAN—Their efficiency in Fe
'van; Habitual ‘..Costiveness, ,
Dyspepsia, Cholera , Morbus,. ar,o..his been pro:
.tred nport theousandsi , :: They arty a . BertaimCgre
foriViirmsi '.Then proprietors lioness cerfifi
.cafe from: tvgentleman St.'LouiswhO was
red, of.a TAPE WORNI4 the' ie Of
TRY. THFM THF.Y.: , MILL NOT =TAIL.
Travelling l egent for the State•of .Pentisylva-.,
nid—CuAtivesTi.. , AMET. , ' For sale,•prico,.2scts
a box 'containing' FIFTBr -P I LI,S i•With OP
follinVingiegents in CtiMberland
"County. , • , - - ' 4 ;j
FOk sale by, DR'RAWLINIS 's.
TrbE
rinvberrlNewinirga Sr. "- '- i tVI r •
WEEKS di. Co, ,
iiiit , , ll ooratPrYiNfp .10,Chestrint etreat
• .-
Janttary, , ,24'the , ll3‘9.i '• •
usT received a - farther: supply. of .Pinirdo
all ^Blue ' Ribbon Belts . .' ;
vrtirrNEft..,-::
» I Loi of ileog(ftiekißtrrmth:i3iilnd (jilAutit.
received mitt
Sul)! I « ,«:m;
6 ,die Shipitloge, 4;1:., -
m#pipubsoxibet.itl#,eiß.li . as.PnbtiO ein*ti.jort."
t -V,,rtiont cAoplen , Ayid ;110100.-„Shkett
.T016 , 14140pgi
:P? -1,1,0,41M04.
opjti 1, toyfo)Lirer
Cootiata,V7, GARoor
147-ir'
•
r`,.l;.ft ll'
urnaiicc 'tompamcz
- • • ' •
IFl''ftitzigstf ow) at, r trG4.
Iliztutil fire, insurance Comp,any_Of C,urni
I -
berindepontyOrmorporated tiet - of,Astem.
a'nd in . 'opM'atintikun
• der - the rrianagerriont 2 Of
- sieners ;viz ,
,Cht;Staknatini •
GUiges,:
LeWis,„llyer,ichristian:TitzeVßolier6Sterrett,
:Melted -:,Cficklirti"-Bitileirmin-Hi
'At net*, Levi' !Win:Mali •Jiieotilkirk;;„Seinlillreiv
elf,ur,,and*Melekoir Brenctri,an, , who respectfelly
pall . theiattmition oft eithentnter , "Cninberlantlind
YOrit.leinintuis Who advantage's which tbe..pcitni
Pelloi9 ll l out.,:. • ' , .• „ ;
The rates or,insuranee-are as tow and favorable
ne any l eompany of ; the kind in the State.. Per:
sons wishing to become members are invited, to
make applicationito,thp4igents of. the company;
who are willing toyait upon them at.any43.
_•
.••• . JACOB,SHELLY,`Pres
• - HENRY LOGAN,,W Pres t
LeWis.tivan Secretary
Coogmk;, - ,Treasitree . 1 7 ;
Martiti, , NeWttimberland
Christian 'fitzel and Aolim.C. Dunlap,. Ailed; C
J• HarmOM Kingstown; Henry Zeering, Shire.
manetown :. Simon Oyster; Wermleyeburg ;•;,RO:
Mart Moore. Cliarles,Beil, Ce,rliele. •
Agents fort York County-3acob Kirk, gene
ral agent; John Sherrick, John Rankin, J. Bow
rnan, •reter liredford- •
Atehttrfor.Harrisburg-"klouser dsLochman.'
OEM
Ziril INSURANCE-.
•
The;Girard Life Insurance Annuity
arid`Trltst OOmPany„of Philiidel.
•
.phhi; • • • •
Office No. 159' Chestnut Stre;t, £'Bp 1l $3OO
- Charter Perpetual.
ONTIN U El- to-make-Insurahces-on—Lives
on the most favotirablelerms, receive and
execute Trusts, and receive Deposits on Inte
rest.
- The Capital being paid up end invested, to
'miter with accumulated premium fund. affords
a 'PERFECT SECUAIfii le the insured. The pro.
•mium may be paid .iii
,yearly,'hall yearly, or
. quarterly .payments.
'.The Colnpnny,add a BONUS at stated pe
riods to the insurances for life. This pran o
insurance is the most approved of? and is more
generally in nee, than any other in Great Bri
tain, ere the subject is best understood by,
. t eonle, and where they, have had the long
* -st eiperiapce,) as 'appears from the fact; • that
out of 117 Life Insurance Companies there, of
' all kinds, 87 are on this plan.
The first.BONUßvi as appropriated in De
,
climber, 1844. amounting tq 10 per cent. on the
%um insured under the oldest polices; to 8; per
Cent., -7i per cent., .Bt.c, Sm., on others, in, pro.
portion.to, the time of standing, making an ad-.
&lion of $100; 887.50; $75, Sz.c. Elc. to every
$l,OOO, originally insured, which' is Jim average
ormore than 50 percent on the premiums paid,'
and without increasing the annual payment, to
the Company.-
The operation of the BONUS will be aeon
- by the following exumples from the Life Insu
rance Register of the Company, thus :
Policy. Sum' Bonus or Amount of Policy
'lnsured 'Addition Bonus payable a
the party's decease •
. .
,
-44°-58 -1 / 4 000 --killeao [ -- - irtrioo.oo4-4.•.
- 88 2,500 251:K00 2,75000;;;
- 205 4,500 400'00 4,400'00,
- 276 2,500 175'00 2'175.00:
- 333 5,000 437'50 5'437 . 00 :-
Pamphlets containing 'the table ol rates,
and explanations ol the subject ; forms of op !
plicution, and further information can be had at
the office, gratis, in person or by letter, ad
dressed to the President br Actuary.
_
_B. W RICHARDS, President.
JNO F JAMES, Actuary..
-
ni2'•tBly.'• -
The Franklin Fire Insurance Com
•
E;' pany of philadelphia.
FFIC No. 163 i Chesnut street, near Fift
O
street
DIRECTORS.
Charles N. Banclitif George W. Ittchards
Thomas Hart -Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner Adolphe E. Boric -
Samuel Grant David S. Brown!'
Jacoh R. Smith . Morris-Patterson'
I* , Continue to make insurance peretual, or limi
ted, on eyery doscriptien of property in townland
country, at rates as low as are consistent with,
security. The company have reserved a large
contingent fund, which with-their capital and pm
miums, safely invested, afford ample protection
td the insured.
(®The assets of the company on January let,
1848, as published.agreenblv to an act of Assem
bly, were as follows, via : P
Mortgages . $890,558 - 65 7.
Real
Mortgages
-.
.109,358 90=1
Temporary Loana '. ; 124,459 W.-IZ,
- / Stocks 51,563 25
1 ' Cash on hand and in hands of
agents, 35,373 28
Since their incorponitien, a peried'of eighteen
years, they have paid upwards of ONE MILLi9N,
TITO ADHERED THOUSAND DOLLBES, lOBSCB by tire,
thereby aflording.evidence of the advantages of
insurance, air ability and di/position
to meet with prom_pmeas.ll.l.liabilities. , .
CHARLES NAVANCKERIPreet I ,
3.. CHAS. G BANCVM, See. .•
• ' feb
• - . . .
The subscrkigent for the above . ompaiiy
for Carlisleo Ifs All-applications for
assurance, either by' mail or personally, will be
remedy attended to. W. D. SEXMOUR...
Beyl's Embrocation for. Horses.
• THIS valdable EMBRO
j, ' CATION will cure Sprains.
' • Bruises, Cuts, Galls, Smell,
mg, ing, Rheumatism. and• all
71 7 7 , comOlailite which ,require an
external remedy. It gives immediate relief to
the Scratches, and the incident t 6 HoOes having
• White:feet and noses, produced •by . the St. John
"'Wart. It is also highly useful in relaxing
- nese of the Tendons and Joints and produces
-beneficial effects in cracked heels, brought on
by high feeding, eplinmegtains• This EitIBRO!'
BATON is recomended.ao Farmers, Farriers,
Keepers of Livery Stables, and private gentle
men ow.nipg Horses, and should lie constantly
kept in their stables. The GENUINE tau
-41'043 Is prepared ohly_by W. MARSIIALL, No 302.
'Race st:.Philiejelphia. And for. sale wholesale
and retail at DR. RAWLINS , Drug Stem W
Main street, Carlisle.
Marchl4-Iy.
rattensive.Fuyniture Rooms.
•5A0033 . pirrlers.,
- WOULD ,respectfully call the attention of
House-kepers and the public, to the ex
teni3ive Bieck of eplendid FURNITURE, incluo
• ' • ' ding Sofas; Wardrobes, Centre
:.:.• and other Tables, Dressing and
• Flaiirßureaus' and every vane
••! 1 • ol•Cattinet-w are and Chairs,
Tivhich, he:. has :now .on' hand at 'his N E W.
,ROONES, on Loather street, near the corner of
• North Hanoverfitreet, in.themiar•of Powell &
• •
He is confident that the supetiorfinish of the
wcirkmanship, and. elegance of . style, in which
his"articles are got up,: 'together with; , their
driItAPNEEiS, will recommend-them to everj , per-,
- son wanting Furniture. He hatt also , made ar-
U rangements See-manufacturing:and, keeping a
constant supply , of every article mills line,both
plain ;and- ornamental,•l elegant. arid useful; at
prices which candot , fails° suit pun:diapers/. He
would earnestly, invite Ammons who are about, to
civinnitinctf. houe6:'keeptng,'to call. and examine'
.his_presecit elegant stock, to'whichlte will eon.'
:stantly make" additions of the newest. and • most
:modern styles; • • ' •
J. OFFINS made to'orderiat the shortest•no•
Rae,' for town and country{ •' • .
Juittil3., 1848. • -
The of; Jacob Fetter 'Ze, Son
thavieg )4eri 'diesolvo. ; Lica ;Tatter, ar., will
.carry on the business s,abtiveV : ; •1• : ,
Elegant:Wow - ;
AGILBY'S York 'Geld P ena ; the ; bee
1131 ' ditiele of, the,day, and Which' 'i?
nti busi"B.
mien n should tipitittiont. ' '
,'.^An.,elegant`intioartirieni. of fine Ofiltliiry;
'%eludidg !Razor, Pen Knives, 'Scissors 'of the
Ihnglish Ind ,Ameriean Manafaeture.
A I.arge.veruityof.orrianieptal Window Blinds
and !are Screens o f: 'every style and at low. pri=
des. , '
metruoientiofifen.rui Yioltria; !Scoot;
i,doonsir . f 'lutes, Fires, FfikeOlptg,, Tuning* . arke
Vuilin sfringe,.bridgegAg., id all priees,;) , !
Fl large, veriaty O,f,',Baskets; t r a v elling hags,
„0/I.94fliii 'Vallee; door .mate; Brushes, pf all kind.
at- cnery price
414-triyhths;lll4lO'ilidiiniyilitg.XikWditr, nine*.
1 , 401 oio fortitlanK , StroPs i warranted- enperide.
'Nog ,naop fat eetiing.a keen•srueoth edge
-;” , ; - 42i,Combe,;:$paps,i; ppliunice,4-Fixtrintaifruyes
i:fritr4tia:: hair; a tit and hAe..ii
~ l i;ini:thereelebrated"'4' rinnuhfotofies , ioF , P.9, q l l ll
J. nkia,Hauol and otivtilo' .1 '
Mooth;;Biriclhea';;;TothZpii,ate.farid :- .TR w.fS fi.
Nail'•l rushes , Hair 'and ~ H a 'l3 B rushes, en
.Ybihumriorolile , itarlotr °bk . 's:oolo l d' usemi "ft;
Plop or alr kinds' and ' l9°
attoicheipmrotaddlookanot i m o
' l e t A' '
5 . ;.111/11NERAL
'WELifountaioailiayso:9l 9, l! ° °
AV ANa,(MelEuNtn. ,
; 1 6 11 h)
• vt , ' !-.,
vs ! „ I 5 .
•A, •-•
, .
•
• mailida - ctory:citroot-130.. xi;
• s fikrP4o l 4 - 14- 1 54 relicaltili:S.cfPn.' ',dr. PFII •
IFIKHE selleits public et
-4 !tteptionte4issupetiorltml:taateful stock of
,Pocket` liciiihs;;BiinkeiliiiVaitea,3Bill Books,
~Dreitifine, Came,' 'Ciird P k t Mb
1 1
.tdesih;PUreee,' . .P,eeket 4.lCmYes,, end
oilier fine Dutleri, pold"Fens, nd . •
Pen c ils,. Segal. aseti p ,Chess • .
• Men Baa l . ..Gammon,
Boards 'Dominos, Ike.
Hie assortment consitits.of the moat farhiona
ble and modern styles, of the finest quality ani ) /
excellent worknianship,:embraeing every. desir
able fancy. pattern, winelche will at all. i tiMes
be prepared to eihibit,and,,furnikmbeleopleLor
retail on the most rbasonable. terms-
irt Phrehasers who desire to supply them
selves with,artieles of the boat quality will cm;
cult their own interests by ,calling__ , ,at ibis
,as- •
tablishment. F,H Willi- .0 . •
• . .Pocket : Book Manplacitirei,
seps 4M Chesnut Streel-t
. t
zuvracforrsA; avA.st.
frHE subsicribeis invite.the attention of Far
' 1- mere and dcialers id their supply of this re
markable OWN IMpOR
TATION,.AND SELECTED By AN EX ,
?BRIEN CEP, SUPERCARGO.
Beink dry like• the, PERUVIAN, it is 'all .
packed in White Cotton Bags — but not being
like that, a Government monopoly, CAN EE AF.
.F6EDED AT A• LOWER Fi4CE.
• Orders frem a.distance canto executed vita
either from our stocks here or at New Yorkif.
SOUTTEg drAiROUGHMON,
•
'3S North Wharves,..Philadelphik:
septs.11 .
CARPETS' 'AND OIL ),••••:,
CLOTHS,
AT-ELDRID,GET-OHEAP--WAIIEHOUSE—PHILI—
.
IiERSONS who wish to get good bargains
in CAItpSTS OR CLOTHS, ai.
r wholesale - 4i. retail, Will do well 'to cation
the subscriber,ras his expenses in his present
location are very light,the is enabled and de-'
termined to self at the lowest prices City.
He offers for this season an excellent assort
ment of • ,
. .
Splendid Imperial, three I)
pI
' --
'-
Beautiful Superior Ingrain I
Fine and Medium 'do CARPETS.
Entry and Stair of all kinds,. :.e
And Liat, Cotton 'and Rag, . c ..:
And OIL CLOTHS from 2 414 feet wide,
for-Rooms- ' -Halls, &e. - with a
. great variety-of
low m
prieed Ingrain Carpets fr 0.20 to 50 neap,
and Stair and Entry Carpets froniAo,:to 50.ets.
pertyard. Also, Matting% Rugs,-Floor Cloth,
Stair Rods, & c. H It -ELDRIU E,
v TI o. 41. STRAWBERRY:IR - reit, one door
.I. above 'Chesnut, near Second, Philadel
.
phis. [oug29 9m
SPRUCE STREET CABINET WAREROOMS
Nayll9 'Spruce st. below.sth,
PHILADELPHIA.
CONSTANTLY on band a large assort- -
, Mont of. superior
Walnut & Mahogany rirniture,
manufactured in the best Manner, of modern
style, and at moderate prices, embracing
Sofas, • ..; - iParlor Chairs,
Wardrobes, RoCking Chaim,
Dressing Sumas, Tete4-Tetesi '
' High Poet Bodstda__Waslr Stands,
Bat Racks,/ Secretaries,
Extension'Tables, &c.
Every Article, is, made of the best material
and workmanship, and warranted.
nagBly.l7 & ITENKELS.
iKr All goods bought /Im..this establishment
packed under the immediate. Nupetintendence
the proprietors; iCid,irentfree (of charge to any
part of the city. . _
TR& WA:BiLTIOUBM,
DAVID RANNEN, No. 73 Chestnut street,
corner of Hank Street. PHILADELPHIA
hat; for
‘ sale the' ' , following TEAS, to which ho
invites the* attentionlof the trade :-
200 half chestr.Young Hyson Tea.
100 . do. ::Gunpowder do '?
t 100 do ' Imperial • do.
20 do finest Company Hyson Tea.
20 cases, each:containing 4 1•31 b boxes finest
Curious Y outig _ Hyson.
po cases fineetcurious Gunpowder. 2
Mglo do''
-do -Imperial, •
Nl2OO half chests , finest Chulan Powchong. -
100 do Ningyong 'Powchong.
40 30 do .., very finest Oolong:
03100- do second quality.
100 do Ningyong do.
g a s
‘ 5O chests English Dongou.
100 hf. do do . do,
2h chests Padre Southong.
'25 do fine Mohea do.
1500 pounds prime Company Nutmegs:
These, Teas have been selected. by D. R.
with great care from the various late
and will berloungllo fully sustain the high and
unrivalled reputation which this establishment
has enjoyed for the last forty years, and his
prices, as heretofore*, will be found as low as at
any house 10 the United States. [mg 22 3m•
Fancy Furs; 111, Bess er, Tippets.
- rx AVID Ai. . SOLIS,. (successor to Solis,
.11 Brotherso..lmporter and Manufacrurer of
ever# description of FURS, having just re.
turned from Europe with a SELECT STOCK,
OF FU RS,lis now manufacturing them in very
superior style. and trimming them in the most
elegant manner;tind would invite the attention f
ciirIiIEACJINNTS and OTHERS,. to his su
perior 'aniftdiatilvev'assortrnent, which as he
mAprunt,igaluggs 4 .;3.viiii IMPORTS, he
ie enabled Itivoire:i itt:stieb;Pkices as few houses
in the Unitedlitifeit mitt comPelit'with.
86 Arch' (Mulberry)-Strtiet,6 : dnors below ad at.
IrrNest s to: London' & Co's. Family OMedi
eine Store. .
$r,220,097 67
Philadelphia, ling 15 ,
Store always clased:•on . .Satardays.
highest Cash, price paid,. far,. Shipping Furs
- -
',- Illind'alimuractory.
Mr CLARK, Veintiait'ltlind Manufacturer.
All sign of the -GOLDEN EAGL E, .No.
139 and 149 Sofithlieeond. Street, below Dock
Street: I
PH LADELPHIAv Keeps always on
hand a largo and',faslito'nebl(r '•assortment of
WIDE and NARROWA SLAT WINDOW
BLINDS, manfactured4inithe heat 'manner, of
the best materials, and atihe lowest cash prices
Having refitted and enlarged'his establishment ,
he is prepared to - complete: orders to any ornount
at the shortast notice. . ' COnatently•ton hand an
assortment of MAHOGANY.TPRNLTURE
orevery variety manufaatured'expreablylor hia
own sales, and purchasers irtak,therefore rely
on a good article. ~ . .: , 3 :
OtrOpen in the,e'veninu, , -;; .1;. -? = '•"
*;,Orders from e , distancor.pndied carefully
and sent free of porterage, to' any'ipart, of the
y. [aug 15 tyl , •, - ,, ,, ,11H. , upAnx.
N. B. LAWININC24, , `,
Agent for. Meade o un
Souttits.....4 o- iffainfeet . 'ng
Co's Writing , kw.. 'Wot+iiiier Vo. 3 •
i f
Minor ;St., Ph adolphi 41.,': . .. ''o:`•;:'", ,, '' • , -
100 CAS 'of the above, super or Pa.
pare now in mord, andfor ea to the
trade at the lowest market prices,, cons ting in
part of— ~ .., , ~,-
Fine - thicic - Flat Ceps, 12.'141;',15-itud-16-IbEci—
blue and white. , ' ....,,, - • -
Superfine Medium and Demi Writings, blue'
and white. • , ,,,, .., ,„,..i;,...; -- : . ) „
Extra 'Boer end-superfine Wale posts, blue "
and white, , plain and ruled. ''151", , m ' ' •
Superfine Commercial Poetelbitie' and white"
plain and ruled., , . 1 , ,‘, i,,,t.41 t 'eu,:,: ,
Extra supkr Linen Note papki. , 6; plain and
lltiPerfint; ‘ and fine Bill Pei . iere!,:ieng and Broad
Superfine antLfine'Countint ,, House , Caps and
mate,,blee and white, . VA;;;;:.,„•••%,. 2 , ‘ "•)•..•!,.LL
,
Extra super CongresiCiplian,di..ettemplain
tilmrvOkblue and. white.,,,,;44.y.t.. , ,;...,, ..
uperCengrese Wig and Letters, gilt.
'Supeit 0 Sermon Cape mid Pesia.;.,;, ,
~, Superfine blue Linen thin.Lettera. ' f;.• .
Extra super Huth Posts, bltie f ityl 3 elilie.,'plaln
and ruled : ':'a• .1.- " • ~„ •-' , „;: , : o,:,,
• Embroidered , Note PIIPOTB and' EiHilf!Paa•
' I'Lawyet's" Brief Pepsis: '',l "c''''.. ,, ," '', ',
Simerfine and fine Cape end Peata.'rtu,led and.,
plain, :. blue and , white, Varioak,eSeltr eau
prices, • I ,',, 4 ,"•• . '',. , .. 41 1,1„1. 1 iPna d shoo
411)° ' f°°°' rea" \wh "' 1 ' ,1 1i " d 11. ......ted o
Pipere, Bonnet 4 . fiWII je,'. la.. A ~_., ,
Tissue Tea, WiaPP„fi i'. 191.1 1 .34;;;W:,
b 0i h r1e.P71;1;9, 1 )?'(4 , 417 11 ' ~,, , , , ,, f),',.'.'"riYa
01
--'
.it FiiiiY-MAChiNISHOF
will , .
, „ , '..,,,,,j , ; , 'F' , .,.7....; . ".• '. ' i-..,,.,,
013E,atilisciiher csnunpes 1110 IMMUINQIUTO
F d in Hi If' (
of ;CASTINGS. at his " 11 rr g g Feet
6 0 411 W 1 5 uh ‘now' o n`band ,alul assortment cf
Patterns,.i , ree_perear•t Tui itliwall kinds of
IRON i'AND , BRASS CASTINGEWin' the
boss style. and , and at the' shortest, notice. He
haeltew , ort hand -alive assortment of Cast.
i n gs, , fileh as Cormerushere, Mill Gearing. and
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