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- The County Netiepaperi
—lts Value — to — the 'Community.
The English traveller, Lyellon his work
on the, United States, recently published,
says no one tact excited his attention more
strongly, than the fact that in Ibis country
"every Jown had its own newspaper." Alter
expressing his surprise at this, he remarks,
"it Is itnown.no Where else, but the reason
is,-that 'no. where oleo does a man get so
much of what he ought to have,tand which
is conducive to his . comlort. The Ipxuries
)ti
of life are moi:opolized by great men and
great cities every here else, here-they are
. diffused more e ally, And-avhy should .
not newspapers 1 How the same laws! Has
' the inhabitant of the-country village or .bo
rough no wants to be supplied, or wishes to
'be Made known? Has he no eventielkt
memory of lvnich he wishes to be prea#o . 4l
Must he hold on the even tenor oi his way? .
unnoticed or unknohm—no Vince to ar-,
nounce his entrance 'kilts exit? The noun.'
try newspaper can alone supply the want.
=T .i mitynewspaper-attends-to_its_own_affain_ 3,
it is theith not yolirs. It home affairs are to
-be attended to - you must have a newspaper of
your Mon. If it were a more chronicle of
marriages, births, and deaths, it would be
valuable. . But it is far More. ' The editor
plods through a mass 01. materials suet as
no private individual cool& have access to or
' time to read, and selects all that is of a gen
eral interest ,it . the news of the, week, and
k places it in his columns The city merchant, '
who has goods calculated for the section of
the country in which it is placed, sends Ins
advertisements there. - All the wants 01. the
- district are - rliidr-.tkiiewn-.ltrore-:--Yritrcannot
take.nity paper : from the city with the assu ,
f. ranee that what you look for will be found
there. One man patronizes-one, and anoth
er another; bat where a place has a news
paper of its own, theist you will certainly
nd, fi ---
•• what you want. The reader of a daily
i • paper wastes nine-tenths of his time in con
ning over what does not in_the.least . concern
him and after all knows only the half, or so
much o some affair as the political organ he
reads deems it expedient to make known to
him. He \ wades through the proceedings of
local boards, or the puffs'of places el amuse
ment, perhaps a hundred miles from him,
• while the pioceedings of his own borough
are only,known by hearsay, it Known at all.
His head is bewildered with rumors, reports,
and chnlradictions, and he is.lote the wiser,
after all his trouble. The properly 'condtiong,
country newspaper is;the pingo where h man;
can meet with all that concerhshimself. Its
readers know all that has happened, and are
- allowed to form their own opinions. They
are especially conversant with their own at
fairs,.and are a best of all reformers, for
they know when anything goes wrong at
home."
ONow - that the political agitations of
he day have again subsided, we Shatl en
deavor to make the Carlisle Herald thus ,val
uable to our community. Reader and patron,
do us the favor of urging your non-subscri•
bing or borrowing neigbor to fake the Herald
for himself.
Nzw PALL GOODS 1-011 r, niarFAMMs
are now displaying their new Fall goods, as
will be seen by their several advertisements
in our columns. Our friend Mr. 'Hither it
will be seen has taken a new stand itrimedi
ately opposite his former stand, Where he
will•be most happy to see his friends. •
COD LIVER OlL.—This article Which is ad
vertised in our paper to-day by Messrs John
C...llialter 4 Co. Of Philadelphii, it is said has
attained a high tank in the treatment 91 con
sumption and tylftny, ocher diseases—an ar
ticle which doeVnot belong to the class de
nominated patent and quack medicines.—
Read the advertisement.
TARIFF OF 1841.—,The amount o
British Manufactured now expetted is said
to be enormous. Up to August, of tbiti year
it was $25,000,000 more than the same pe
riod in 1848.
i Li#ii f tancct .
Pinpii*LpinX, Monday, October 16.
' There was very little movement In Ahe Flour Mar
ket to-day, and common brands ore held at $5 per
berfel, hut the only sold are some 3a4000 bbls. good
breath' at *5"
. 111(0'11Ni:a small lot of eastern fur
export a $5,75: •
Corn Men and Rini Flour remain (inlet at $3,12
Wheat is In good demand With light receipts. and
• further saleof good red was made at 108 c; white is
worth 11.1a115c, r
Corn is scarce and In demand, with further sales of
05000 bushuls Southern yellow at 613 C.
Oats--no change r.we quote Southern at 20a30c.
•
ISZA2AI33UI2.I:I42IEtiMa
Near Siddenitown, on the '2lst . October, by the
Rev. George Morris, ItMr. Robert Colima 4o Mee
'Elizabeth Bailey; youngest daughter 6f the late "Mr.
pcoley, all of Tom county.
e In MechanicsbUrg, on Thursday last by the Rel.
John G. Prltchey, l Mr. Jacob Trestle, to Mime _Susan
Helsel, both of North Middleton township,
7 DIED
l•
.i. 49 Wadnes9 l,;ihe 9d feat.iiiiiiiiiinJ ' lieiliii; aged
" SO years and 19 1 ,,stayn: -1 , ~ :' •-. '! 3 , t,'' ' .: . ' , ..4 ',- ..
..
g rin South' Mitirt t4witeAtp,Okiltl.Ctili l ist: 171 is.
Health -; Sudan -Lehman, wits'. ot , Mr. , Daniel.F.
- - Lehilianogeß3 . oars: . ...• •• . 'I :•: It) ; - :,:p.,, .•- A ,•,::
olein . Silveg:Hpiftle township; on the .14th ult.;-Mrs
1? n cachaTinerq.ost.'aged 79 years ..; • .;
1 ... • .
luilpiyintiold;,on I' ueideiy the n 9th inst. Margaret
Huffer, onlY,-datighter aloha and Sarah A. Hood.
.Aged'l yearl month : and 11 days.: , -, : ,
• , Just entered life, then soared away,
..
, IIV I I tinst,to , realina ss of endle day g„
r ; 17,;.,Alzehtioged,theldnd parental kiss.
.• `. ~- - ;.; • ..For,no9let• Jaye, With Christ in,hliss..
. '''',.,!& • '• f lt.'.l l .%'s.'" • ." t ' ' ' ..'..'...::'-" • . /1: D.
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- ,Mr IMIFORIIO ODA' I ' *MR ' , 1 110 OD St
'clltiEs9 Cfiters ave tilt comp e e
. , ._ .
•_..thitirpnrchaso, a of FALL ,Sz. ,WINTBR
00134,0,er steek,eonsiste in parkof clothe ;
cassinkgroa;vestings, cassinets, of all colors and
prison 1,00(4'. yellow and red, all wool Fan-
• nub f, , kentuok'xioans • volveroords , and Bk.
ieerteknieocallcoos by the cart load; Gingha ,
3/04,1 , 444414011,'Nerinoec,,Partirettita's;,06.
-• butiPto,tbs,M ace,, Fancy,Mdhairs, Lustros;
atebrAlefitti l licklngs, poinettio ,blinjhatne„
Coop rjenocuwwhite and coloured; Linsey,
• 11111K P ink 13rOryn, Plaroon, Green', and 11l1k.
clelbpinos,:for 13j els per,yard; Mous 00.1 9 01110
`- , Thibet and fgakerl , SO 4. WI 0 8; , Long 'Shawls
~::.at3;• 3,00;4.61 0, 7,501 • 14;and ,10'dollaret Silk
and,Linen'llandkarchicfs, Cotton, Woolen BO'
Csohmore,Aionkings, Irish .Linons,. a/owls;
Meth, , Gluzed anot. , . Fur OAPB O Climpe,And
Ftlpg*in'orariety, Combo, ..lir.oolen Yarn, all
cotere, front fine to.coarad, Nicol Iteadtb•TWhit ,
. „and aldsPea Purees; Scarfs, Walst Million!! !
~ • Slidettrareen Berege. - liluetParego, Table Co.
vent of Linen And ‘ol4lllL9Carpekt.lhalti, Table
D lap n r;'Preih;+Linen, , Diausrl,Pdiling.p_Plow4
G U , N l,4 4 o F. l3 .o l .l.laitekt• ailft PriPos, ,umbrol.
114 Carpets,' ; : Crecerieec4Rueehtivyara, Mufti
, 'rvarti, Atp,,,-. 40, the uljeve,:go,ods i were 1 benighi
lor'„VpithilohlinnCeltspn..i.and,.eit'a*Vitlitef, 15
to per,cont.below;thostf,Cwhesbought 011 credit.
- Those , , kvishinfOgo„lkultur Ni , lll,t, AD t our goods
ohemepthsoft497Aol,NLY 4111151:0 hqro: l ',
It o
4131 0 '44P ".# i'''' -'' '' A:4;4v NTz, T
N'AgA; , :i•k,'4? 0.11,tW8 . ,:l
Oka to) Opto c 'o:aidliiiiirtiii it° Mit joi
3104' ' .::: ...4(0603) , :5..: , ~ ,T iv gip •fevy:%
"tleVilt i e
:4A • ~lod. j tv; I
....,14"'
mitt wr t :, rii)sh'3aifilit.akt .4
Ko# ,Stsirtrcil ca p 2g, gIVRIGgON;',"
1 0!% - ANit,Amt3Eltitits.—a mow, Net rtic;it:
j 4p4 , for mole by Oft P)
I==IIZZEM=
Nov -lbucrttoctrtcnts.- ...'.
.• • •
''...,1 4 .11:1glo•DIer00 031 : 101
tj r B . l' r e4iVed raintlibvtgA th ning at , the
at ao NeW Store 'Caner 4.(Hdnover' . iine:'
Loather streets,_ oppositw Wm, Lei:muds
stand. - Tho ' - underst3ned'resPectfully inhiems
.his_frionds,and the public, that he.has just . reiti .
turned liiirrn — Thirodelphidiwith7a gtr - intr
carefallY selected assortment. of NEW FALL
GOODS, consisting of an extgnsive
Every.artiele Will. be sold' dl the 'very loweav
prices. M 011.9 the m Atfdesir-.
able styles of 'noatfigured, and the best shaded
of plain blue, mode, scarlet,: pink, blue, green,
crimson, &c. •Ricn FIGURED CAFITIMEAB I—A
complete stock of elegant styles which will bo
4stild at very small profits.. Dnsss Sn.trs !
Dropade_ _figured,.
'glinted, and the most s,upertor qualities of glossy
blacks. Changeable Greon, and Black Man
tilla Satin,"tbo most fashionable article for the
fall. Silk Fringes, Laces, Gimps, Boltinge,
Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, •
Fall and Winter Ribbons, bl 'e'aryquality,
a• dat all prices. Also a large stock of elegant .
STAPLE GIO CDS, which have been "selected
with much clue, and will be sold at very great
bargains. Our assortment of Cloths, Cassi
meres,Nestings, _heavy_pantaloon-stuffs, flan—
nels, sheetings,lickings ginghams t cheeks, cal.
icoos, muslinsv table covers,'nepkinsoltillings,
linens, -bleached and unbleached Muslins, &c.
iu very large voriec) • and complete. Also, on
hand, a well selikted 'assortment of / HOOTS
& SHOES, for Jima, women. and children, at
loweAprices than ever. GROCERIES in all
thhir variety, viz i—Sugar, Collbe, Molasses,
Pekin - Tee Company's celebrated Teas, Spices
&c., add the best quality Carpet 'Chain.
All the above goods have been purchased
righ t-and-wi 11-be-sold-1
oct3
• -
- Ogilby.s ginporium °Mahlon. „
(1 IlArl-LES OGILBY; nolole , reepectfully
V. informs the citizens 'of Carlisle,' and the
people in general, that he has commenced open- -
in - 1 1 e very attractive and large assortment of
F. LL & WINTER 'GO ODS,..at theold and
we I. establitilied stand, and invites one 'and all
to call and see for themselves before purchas
ing elsewhere. 'Phe stock consists 'in part of
every variety and kind of DRESS GOODS,
and are well adapted in styles to please -tho
taste from the plainest wearer,• to the gayest
dressing young lady. A very large and rich as
eouri.g_intof SHA*LS., CLOAI{INGS, Bon
nerVelvots and Satins, French worked Collars,
Gloves and other Dress .Goeds. A large and
itenutlful assortment of Paris, Bonnet, Neck
and Cap Rib'ions. French, English andGor
man Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings; rich
figured Satin and' Gro Dresole Cravats foe
gentlemen. Also, a mammoth stock of CAR-
P ETsl from - the three ply imperial, down to
the dhoti, est kind. 700 pieces of Plain and
Satin face. Wall Paper, from N York, that will
k i
be sold eh aper than the Philadelph.a wholesale
prices. A tremendous stock of BOOTS and
SHOES, a l kinds and prices. Groceries of
every kind will be sold at the lowest mark.
Call and see for yourselves, as our motto is,
going -to be "quick_ealge_tind' small profits.."--
Retnrmber •the old stand, - . wM — T' .- Wtin street, a
few doors below the Market House (oct3
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT THE BEE HIVE.
•
I
HAVE just opened
ir24^..,;;;At 4 - 1 ,0,. .11. direct train the city,
' 06 ' a large, beautiful and
brilliant assortment of
7.• LADIES &
LEm EN'S DRESS
fl• T•
GOODS, for Fall and
Wear, to: Whicn I would invite the
040, attergioniqf old and new friends and
WaWners. mysinock now comprises every
adiceivable colour; style, ! pattern and figure of
Dross Goods, from the plainest and .cheapest
to the most brilliant'and'costly. Call and see
them while 'they are new andi,iniVel,.as it al.
ways gives us pleasure to strew our-goods at
the Bee Hive. _(eeOG) Sl. COYLE
GROpERIES ! GROCERIES
LATEST ARRIVAL BY T.FIE'iITEATIER , CIIIIII LAND
VALLEY.
r HE Cheap Family -- GroceryStore - of To;
seph D. Halbert; West Mnin direct, Car.
lisle, has,just received a large and fresh supply
of the best FAMILY GROCERIES that the
Philadelphia markets, can afford. The subscri
ber has just returned from the city, and would
respectfully invite his friends and the public
generally, both in town and country,
.to call
and examine for themselves his large and in
creased stock, which, embraces all the articles
usually kept . ' (nail= of business. Such as
Rid, k ava att4:l4.Domingo and Legume Coffee ;
Imporialotir(gatimon and Black Teap, of
very superiONUality and -flexor; Layering';,
a
Ic4tfellind loaf, and loaf augers, 0r...*
lane grpve.,:clarified New Orleans and brown
Sugars.of °Very grade and quality, with price to
suit. Honoy.,,augar house, Orleans and syrup
Molasses. Spices of all kinds, which he will
warrant pure and fresh graund.• Brooms, Ce
der and' painted buckets, churns, tubs, half
bushel measures, butter bowls, butter prints,
butter ladles, wash rubbers, &c Clothes,
fancy sewing. traveling and market baskets of
all kinds.- Castile, fancy, rosin and country
SOAPS. Also, a general assortment of chewing
and smoking TOBACCO, swinish half spanish •
and common CIGARS. Ropes twines, and
Brusltes of all kinds. Prime CHEESE always
on hand. Sperm,- Wittier; iltiain'ed Elephant
and Common OILS.
GLASS,
,QUEENSWARE.—I ,have also
added to my already large stock, a number of
now patterns 6f White Oranile and fancy tea.
sets. with CROCKERY WARE of every.de
scription, which I will sell' at the•lowest prices
for cash.
- - .
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage her e
tofore bestowed upon him by a geneious public,
the subscriber tenders them his hearty &since' .e
thanks, and hopes that in his efforts to pleas e
and particular attention to business, to merit La
continuance of their support.
Oct 8, 1899. , , JPS, D. HALBERT. .
XI;IP GOODS,
CLOTHING;
THE subsdribers have just returned from
Philadelphia with a splendid assortment al
goods for gentleinens wear; With wlrich they,
intend offering great inducements to ; the citi
zens of Carlislo•and the surrounding country.
They have on hand sin*sortment of
Eto EgU.Llt da.,'s
such as dress Coats, cloaks, over 'coats, vests,
pants, shirts, bosoms, col lars, under 'shim it .
drawers, gloves, , stockings, silk and, other cra -
vats, pocket.. hatidkeiehtafs, suspende7s,- .bate
and Caps, trunksitraveling bagsaritt umbrellms
all of . whieh articles they intend selling at ;ill k
very small advance on city cost, having for
their motto "small , Profits 'and quick'sales."--
They wish. it to he uritierstood that their. .clotb,,
ins is tiq manunicaired under theirown' istinerr . .
inkendenoo,' and , nOtin o the cyy, hence they /Ws.
anabled , fdwaryant every. article .they sell.
Hiving , tin- experienced putter.' engaged ;in •
their establiphinentrthey:oro prepared to make, }
Az 'order any:articlwof. , clothing. , in a neat, fash..-,. /-
ioaable'and eubstantial manner. and at short nok,
,tine .!; •; ARNOLD .. .it - LIVING:STON,_ 2 '
)11nrth , Handver street .directly_opposile_r., - ,
*mob's 'Co' lectionery:Siore.. , r [OCtP 3m
- OlOthltwr Olothhig 11 'Olothing 11 I
NEW,bLottiING, sTOAE.,
„ . • • . • "•• I •• •
ir 4 &• L. STEINER resPeetfully inforna
• the pubHcohnt.thek have openedlt new,'
Clothing Store in the room :lately occupied ,
chit Post Office, 'in South .llanover street,' and;,,
, have. on hand r;re.very diarge, assortment
as,oheap.as oan' . .behattin any city
Initheso United States.
: Come one,' come all,. • • •
• And give ue a call, • , •.• .. •, •
And you will be pleased.to see, ~
~,• rheap and'as good ei can be.,
•„ 'oda • ••, •f•.
GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
O,' the citizeni - of Carlisle Mid `rilhOnnding
country! 'Am' arrived* lerge and Solent
did Assortmerw of fashionable . roudy-maddl
G, for the fall and winter tradde at
the' 'karat or S. Goldman,•southquist corner of
eet 'and' Market Square,
'l / 7 11 . 1 un d ersigned , r
reapectfully , lnforms the eitk
na of Carlisle`andradjoining-country, that the
ot
h Jinn arrived from Thiladelphia withi a largo.“
asaortment of Fashionoble"RelidiMade
which ifor'cheapttess and quality ' , never'
hes been:. witneased-•in this , pla'ce, , auchi,ea
non eh 'Ciainian and American Cloth DRESS'
AND 171.0DICCOATS,, Over , Coats,'Aindi,
Business e" edam, aof all descriptions Dleths,
Chssimeres, and Sattinet &Mk Coats:lSn° brk f
fancy , octlitelmerer Pantoloonagdurierint
am in "tend'si tined ' l silltbselvet , oldth. and" tuna net: 1.
vinsTs. , ' Aluo; , loltirile'iittoorthieritof fancy st
if4ndkorchiefs, ld
• whiirrnen, Striped and , 9, 1 -
Jed' flannel , Slttrts, clottenldghioj
orti , wers, Bosoms, dce.4
',nw.utirsit ,, fall • vtyleir of .11ATS.',84..cArs.,,
witoo sold at prices cheaper thav - anyi•WherMit,
Gentlemen are Invited ie.
/Matr
hhi vieegai:as ho ie Intro. that , thtietsywhb
bitY Will go' Away , 71th a good Fifr' , ataiA;hospo
iiit+4ll ? 4
GOLLINAIsI.I,
71Sent gd.' 1 ,0 1 ,404,
Jil
'l '' :,` l llll , liMii,ll4l WO: riKO/1 , 14 1
liT,recolVoiltntiCfor.sAle it;R,,kkw),.'.l
LLNST . Drug 84 rimby ewe, W. ,Mal 4l2 k - Stre"der
4.3).
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PROOLASILAVON;‘:::: . '
Wecre Preeiderit - 040*aihitipierittii
Canine of tommon'iPleak,'cif th ' e -counties of
PPinbefrland E terry and , Junlata, in:Pain:l4lva=
riia, and Justice 'oNlineeversi COutte at: Oyer
and - Tontine! and •Geril:TallThelivery, in
Bald er:Miles; ard Hon. John Stuart an a l
Clandenin, -Judges of the.Odure of Oyer and
Terminer and-General' Jail, Denier:yr-far:the
t r i a l o f all eapital and otheri l affeaders; !n ; the
said county of Cumberland, by7their procepts to
me directed, dated.the 28th day , of Aug;; 1849,
hair) ordered' the Court:el . ..Oyer:and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, tuiliiholdenatear
liele-on-the-2d• Monday- of.---NOvent bar, ;next;
(being 'the 12th day) ht 10 o'clock in thefore
noon, to continue two weeks.
NOTICE is therefore. hereby: given, tothe
Coroner, Justices of the Nebo and Censta,blee
ofthe said•eoprity ofCumberiand;that they are: l
by •the dab) precept commanded,to be then and
there in their proper 'persons, with their rolls,,
records, inquisitions, examinations, and all.
iitherrememhrances, tote.' those things which
tcrtheirofasee appertain to he : done - And alltlicftre
that are bound by reeognizanreo, to prosecute
(against the. prisoners that are ortheu shall be
in.the Jail of said county: are to ho there to
prbseeute them so fthall be juet,
'JAMES HOFFER, Sheriff.
ot
Iti the Common Pleas or Cumber-
TN the matter of the Petition of Adam Sei
-.l7rerT-legatee—under—thmiwill—ctf-his—father-1
George Sewer, late of , East Pennsborough,
(now Hampden township), dec'd.,
to have a
Trustee appointed under thd will of said testa
tor. Now to wit, 27th August, 1849, it appear
ing to the Court that G'eo'rge Snavely . and Mary'
his wife and the children of John Sewer, ditp'd.
to wit: Samuel Seirer; Susan Seiree, Jacob
Dill and Mary his wife, late Mary Seirer, and
Fred'k Mumma . and Elizabeth his wife, la.rS
Elizabeth Seirer: and the children of 'Daniel
Seirer; dee'd.,.(their names not being known)
Elizabeth Ausberger (widow) Intd:Eliznbeth
Seirer, who resides in the state of New York,
and Samuel Goodyear husband of Peggy late
Peggy Seirer, dec'd.,
and, their children who
reside in the States of Ohio and Indiana, ,their
names being. _unknown) aro interested in said
trust. Notice is herebygiven to the abOve
named parties to appdar oil 11l 0 NDAY the 12th
day of Novrember, to show cause why a trustee
should not be appointed as above stated.
eel° 3t JAMES HOFFER, SIM. '
WOODS, Ag't
THE pr}bile , lill take notice- that I have ap
plied to the Cpurt of Common Pleas of Cum•
berland county for the nenent of the:insolvent
laws of 'thia - COmmonwealth, and titer the Aid
Court has appointed MONDAY•Ihe nth day
of November next, for the hearing of me and
my creditbrs, at the Court House in the Moro'
of Carlisle, when and where said creditors may
attend if they %think, proper, and show cause
-TiChyThlihould-not-be_discharged. - •
°did MIPHAE SHEFFER.
CI;OTHING ! !
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Carlialei, se
land County
Notice to Greditors.
•
Motice.•
HE subsceibet, residing in Uaniuden town
ship, Cumberland. county, having been ap z
pointed at the.last term of Court, a Committee
of the person & Estate OPPETER ZIMAIERMAN, a
luntillc;•of Allen township, all persons indebt
ed to tffe said Zimmerman, tyro hunt)) , notified
to make payment, and those having claims a
gainstkim to present them for settlement to
septiG Gt JOHN RUPP.
Estate, of MARY MARKLEY, dec'd.
ETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the
JILA Estate of Mary Markley, late of Hampden
townehip. - ttee'd. have been issued-in duo form
of law to the subscriber residing in Allen tp.
All persons indebted to•said estate, will make
fmnuediato payment, and those having claims
will present - them (pr settlement.
se .c,19,6t I) A NIEL MARKLEY, ger.
Estate of Henry Kimmel. dee'd.)t
persons are hereby notified Alit Letters
-M--of-Ailministeation-on-tisc-Estate-oi-Henry
Kimmel, late of the Borougl of Mechanics
burg, county of Cumberland, dcc'd., have this
day been issued by the 'Register in and for said
county, to this subscriber, who resides in Mon
roe township, in the county aforesaid. All per
sons having claites,or demtithls against the es
tate of said decedent ire requested to make
known the samd without delay, and those in
debted to make payment to
0ct1.0,6t JOHN HOUSER, Ad'mr.
Court of Common Pleas o
Cumberland county.
ANN SMITH, hub Ann McKinsey, by her
next friend Philip Messeremith,
VEI••
Thomas Smith.
No. 27 April Term, 1849. 4cria stir
Divorco, 10th April, 1849. On motion of Mr.
Diddle, proof having been made that the said
Thomas Smith, could not be found in my
bailiwick :—Notice is hereby given to tho said
Thomas Smith to appear on'the 12th day of
November, to answer the complaint of the said
Ann Smith.
eept26,4t JAMP.S.IIOFFF,R,
kn.tha uourt of Common Pleas of
timberland county, - -
LIZABETH DONNELLY I by her .to-
NJ they and next friend Benjamin Ebersole,
• .
.., ,
James Donnelly.
No. '9, November 'Perm, 1848. Subpcena
our Divorce. 10th April, '1849. On motion. of
Mr. Adair, proof having been made, that the
said Juries Donnelly could not be found in my
bailiwickNolo° is hereby given tb the said
4 .,
James D nelly to appear on !he 12111 day of
Novembe 1849. to answer thb complaint of
tlib'snid Elizuboth 'Donnelly.
sept 26 • JAMES HOFFER, , Sh'ff. '
Estate of DAVID . LAsin, deceased.
LETTERS of Administration on the Estate
of DAVID LAMB, Into of Mechanicsburg,
Cumberland conqty, deceased, have been gran
ted to the subschber, residing in Silver Spring
township,' all persons having claims, against
said Estate aro requested to present thorn, and
those knowing themselves Indebted. to make
imnnediare payment to JAS. A. LAMB:
Oct 3-6 t-pd . Administrator
Dissolution of Partnership.
118 partnership heretofore czieting between
the- subscribers under the firm of James
,Grenson &Ilo:;' has this day been, dissolved by
mutual consent,, All persons who haVe un.
settled accouniiened • respectfully itivitod t to call
on Jaines Greason for settlement, no,nll books
.and accounts 'are his bonds.'
• • JAMETGREASON;
'CHAS. I3ARNITZ,
N:13: 'Tho .'„b'usiness for tbo fault; b
continued 'at ihe old stand by ' •
,J GREASON:
Estate oft.MARi 'Loamst, dec'd.
'fITTERS' Testainsiftary on the Eifit(e of
NARY , LOGAN, • late of Frankford
townehip, Camberland County,.decuy9d, i ,have
beerigranted' to the sabsoribers, the first,named
residing iri, Barrio tominshin,
,and the latter, W.
Petinsboro iownship. All persona 'aro . kiereb'y'
notified to make immediate i paymen t, and those
having.plejms to_ present theni for settlement to
JOHN,MoDOWELL,Z E i.
ALE4.,Letqrr, 'L' i' re.
• • septs 6tpd .
1 .' ,
... . , . Dapetreotypes.„ , ~. •
TIC • aubicriber rotifiectfully announces :to
he pu l ie that he hes fitted up rooms, for the
Eurpos 2 )'.taking Dagnerrian Likerieseee,-In
': Pitt str ..three'ociors nortli:of Loiither. street,
i.tast a' tilithere ho will at all;timaitrho:pleasesi
Itofratt Opritt all , Who' may favor. him with their .
'patronage. '.:And as be studied, the urVvvith the
heat.Daguerrootypiets ,of Philtidelpnia. bedlat
'Aare himself that he will ho ahle - to..give ,entiro
;satiable - Heti to:fill - Who may wish to, have cor
reatatkeriessee.taken of:lhemsolves or Mende%
• - sept26‘3t ~.. at ...72..,' ,. ,i' „ . - ..i1W,014:71)9850N,
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SHAD.' .‘ • 7 ' • CoinitnOily..on had&
SATION.,. :, V'. ''."' ,"trittfo ' rl49lcibyp:-. , i
HE RINGS, ' '... ""' .• 'l' .. r.A.l.avitg-;:& . cti;
' i pci: 'lC , ,'', . - , .--..% 1 '-',' , Mitikorstfoi:kmrh4ri,
iffitMS A'I4D sipEs, , rtmiADgbrpic:44,,
iSHOUIiDERS,!' '''",. -..' ' . ..:' iseritlV49. , -;..•,, ,
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L * RP 'ar• CHEESE ,, ",:00,;17,,,,,,:.-:.,,,,;.,:_,
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. N r, OWiJtadsliiiimi• Imi:biei "reg4l4(l ) *;ftißiliat
lOpptor Ladiell and' E'iititlortiete.,CttOvalling
rue 'l3:' '4llle);•.tetttlier Volledfs , allelic variety
of- 9Nr . Ac.4)N; fir.p6a . i.Gl-w'Arrplß.:=.,,
I , ,Fifiliofblii:: 7 l B if:'' ,
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4 fiAiiicalecd'at'ililefoluitiri:loilnkly griaßri
~ olJthii ottbsayl4er ,e , .:let;mr;nq.l;,4latiii."4
‘ a t ikete!, l 4k whole:: littlf-I?,,V`ilV,l t te.l4rlig• *
htß.Bl;lo o P.lißaßl'or'Gr ' 9*.idqviun: l, loili li l t
;.111 dieter mined,th aelkiat , f t { ha lowest 'pr ette'lht ,
Bah, ?,,.' `y . (0919P. 1 :,, ,, r.
.tT I: I ,,;WIALIarfRV.
)311 1 raittN do. P4:ollltt—?Kori ... find pOiltAL
,9 F:iT u t„tirt,AiordbithWeetirit qiwyp,-. l 4ssupPlipi)
votgi.u.6, 4 Duatv.ortinlikqt,sr,m4vjpgtpt tetelity r five
tterottitypy, calling et the stow of. ,t - ; :I •
90 8 )' •",:-', • .'i . 7 9Y:HALHRT. -
4, •,
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SICISTVALSAELE9 REAL ESTATE. •.',./ , ;: , n. ' ,OsiGilhP'so 3 . 4 W9F"?;;= -
AT., BUBLICSALE.— , :,. ....,,,,,..„..*
. ' • --'-'-' -- LOABLERE LAST TE..,-„,.,
kJ!
next,. at 10:;6.',010pk,....A-; M.:;theremtfor r '.... 2 :':. ; ~
'ljN i s .THUßßlikk; .til ' WlAkliYa NOviplin':,'.. : :';''' ''
ILL.' be Offered at . .i!uhiie ' '."Sale;:on l
rfiAbrekaurStayintin.;dea!dOvillAiffer 0101. r. ,- ;
;',I t residence of T. a Miller; in. - Diekinson,
~.I.,I.I.ESDAY, the 29d ~ rif petehe i ,,o: - .
itefeeht v t: the,p/eititeeei,the. foliewhip."''CWi:.; . :: ;;' ". -'b i d f the 014'04
4ndvalutibb - aarin:,litte,the picpertio }ilia de- ..... 1( 1. 6 :- E W , Ii
ceric4trivrit::.;'s . il..zt' :.`,..;..;.% - 1 . . , '.. -- !,r.... • ,'., . ciihed..Priiperty, to Wit i :-.., .:
.-,,..',._. "'.) - •,...,,i , ; , ,
ahipiCum er an -coun y r -7 . _
The FARM , eithatedin..flititiPden township„,, , n; NO4.- 7 The,valuable property 'well
,known
Cumberland county,leven Miles west r of,Har, ', as the' CUMBERLAND FIJRNACE;. With,¢
risbuirg; on the_turnpike . road leading. therefrom/ Seiv;Mill, . Coal'House, Tenant „Homier,. and
to Pittsburg ,add adjoinalands of:Jacob Bricker • ~beymeen 2 and a Acres of Muuntain,Land.
Thomas ..B. - Bryson;'•Banjarnin :: Eberly,: AD .i. 6, S ~....A GRIST , M ILL, to ,Vithich, is,.tit.:.
others. It contains . :229, ACRES , find 2 ..Wei . : • l.
+elms, Strict .measurernof• first:raw Limesiene Stamp , Mill w ith a comlertable Log, Dinning
Land, in a bighlsstato,oCcultivation.: .of. Which.,,, •
nbeirtl9o. Ares:are , ceare,'fildthe balance - is • ' 'died, kdorn Dryer, Sheller, arld,;Breaker., a.
covered with thrivin -ITienber.)l.f.rhe -improve- , acres of land. •. - - • :
'HOUSE, - titine smith Shop, and from 7: to 12
manta are of. thei mo 'lasting ~, .. ... ...,-,; ~. . r No. 3,-The. valuable Fenn on • which s . aid;
.''':o, '. ' ..,.: •kind.'enits iing.mrir ,a• . • iwo..• ..• ,;,-... -Miller now reeides,.centaining a
' ~':;-• • . •,,Story.Bßl . D .W.-E LI IN G.. .!
n / • ; bout 200 acres, with Stone
. ~.„l irti HOUSR;,builLan nished in the . . siiei' .. DWELLING HOUSE,' .
...,,,.•,_,;.
,_...,_ ~ v s e x r..y o l N .bo w st . a nu E tin N n A er N 4
T a' , :i n w o c u e s log • eels large , 1 0 a r r u g u e n , r 13 d S o n f k
u te i r u n n ,e f d r d di a r, n , excellent
ti large , donble'Bank. Barn, Corn:Cribs, Wagon
Shed;; ',Carriage ~ Houma,:' Smoke •. eta Waah
- them in gled - repliiii - ,There, is also a young
hnus'e, and other-iont.buildings t allend_each of MeadoW,' containing
Twenty A - f first
y . Crt4B -0
'No 4.4-A Tract of Land known pe the 'Big
. . , n as .
and thriving Apple. and Peach Orchard, toge- ratNeuT.lsm-otAlifFbnortmtoma.
260 ACRES know
therwitlrvarious other .fruit trees in the yard the 'Peach Orchard. Farm," wiih a log House,
'and garden, bearing the choicest varieties of a double Log Barn, &c. (The right of ore on
fruit, and a well of nevor.failing water at the this farm to be reserved, and to be sold with ,
doors-The cattle are' supplied'witli - Water by - the furnace.?
barnyard, ennuerdre . tg
af itnh o ee r r . N . 5
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underground pipes,.leaditil. from the dwelling No. 6-A Tract of 100 Acres,partly cleared,
yt lig J oe u ay : o mi pump naya
cipnodn t
d o , i t
n a deu t
a r rr o i
n u
bg g
y h .
u In
granter e l : a b e t e e
cr having a - Log HouSe thereon, and adjoining .
Creek and the Silver Spring both run along r* •
different sides of the Fend, at the distance of adjotng lands ofMarlinCloudy,JohnThrush,,
m. •
-a-single-field-from-its-boundary-lint,. N. 7 -A tract of 100 Acres, unimproved,
-and.othetie I-011_06AL , .t there is a :. ood vra-
The situation of the above described property ter power. , . - • ,
its-nearness to market , ' the' good roads which*. No. 8.-A Farni containing 126 Acres, part
pass through,it, rendering access to it easy at cloared,with Log House, Doable Log Barn,
allperiods of the year-...the beauty of its lo - known as the '!VlcKinnoy Farib.'..
-cation, the excellence of its improvements; and.- _ • No. 9.-A tract of 700 Acres of Timber
more than all the fine -quality of tlie soil, ren- 6 . Lund lately purchased from A: G, Ege, which
der it one of the most desirable and valuable will be sold , in lots to suit purchasers.
properties either as a residence or for renting in No. 10.--A tract:of Fifty ACres of Land ad
shosounty. , • - • . •- ,-. .-
Persons wishing to purchase Real Edlate;
joining the McKinneg Farm, Daniel Marsh
would do well to call and see it. It will show • and others.
and speak for itself. A thorough examinatioft. Also, a number o
f other Fite and Ten Aare
of it will say more ip its praise than any news. • Lots, with comfortable Logll uses thereon.
o .
paper advertisement7r handbill could well do;- . The above described properties, are all
sdu
..
without an appearance of exaggeration . All ated in Dickinson township, and mostly boud
who may, wish 'information asoo.the terms of ... dad by the Yellow Brooches Creek. which no
the sale can obtainit by calling - inpon Mr. Ben- . ver-failing stream propels the furnace and mill
jamin Eberly, one oLthe.Executorsi-at-his-re-- --•--Also,-arthe -- same - time and-place,4lo--inte
sidenee in Mechanicsburg. On the day of - sale , rest of T. C. Miller, in the t . well' known Mag.
attendance will be. given, the terms made nettle Ore Bank, on the Yellow Breeches Creek
known. and and an unexception'able title given . '
by . THE EXECUTORS'• in York county.
oCil fits of Abraham Stayman;-dee'd. --The above property will be shown,
KrHarrisburg -Telegraph and Lancaster' Etox. ' necessary information given p
cutout, n
w all.
ieh,
ammer copy till 'sale and Send bill to this office:ing to purchase by ceiling on
either a the
. ad
subscribers or on To. C Miller.. Tho usual
terms of Land sales will be given..
'I) W McCULLOUGH,
Sept. 26 . . , .._Ass i gnees ,
_ •
JOHN T GREEN,
VALUABLE 011010 PAM AT
PRIVATE 7
The subscriber intendi • ;re Move west will
sell at private sale the fa. 442rhich ho now
rekides,- located - in -- West--fennaborough town:
-ship Dumberland county, otiihisCiffiTSdogulliet
Crook, eight miles west of Carlisle and 2i
miles the Cumberland' -Valley - Rail Road,
containing 128 Acres of first rate clean arable
kind, in a high state of cultivation, there are
,about four hundred pannels of P ost and Rail
Fence oh tlto farm. The iinprove- .
• manta consist of a large Two-'
Story Woatherboarded HOUSE
. 2.„
.., In.. With Wash House. Smoke house,
and Ice House and,a never-failing
we-I of water at the door. Also, a large Bank
Barn, with corn-cribs, Wagon Shed ' and an
apple Orchard of good fruit, together with a
Two Story-Frame Tenant Howie, with a welln
of water at the door, this is ono. of the best.
farina to produce all_kinds of grain and • grass
in this section of country. " There has been a
bout five thousand bushels of limo put on this
Farm within the last few years
The subscriber will sell with the above tract
if desired, on the opposite , side of the Crook, •
seventeen Acres of nrst-rate Timothy Meadow
and aboht twenty-five ogres of good timber
land. [oet10). WILLIAM ALTER:
BrVolunteer and Lancaster Union' publish
six. weeks and send bill to this office.
Property at Public Sale,
WILL be sold at public sale on SATUR
DAY_ the. 2d of November, 1849, at
Mmunt Rock, West Pennaborolownship, Cum
berland county, Pa., the tot , kribwn as the re
sidence p 1 Samuel Nickey,.containing A- •
CRES, more or less, having thereon ereeted a -
LOG HOUSE, a good Log Stable, a nog Sta
ble, an excellent cqllar and well fenced garden,
a ° beautiful and thriving young Orchard, eon.
aiming of 42 Apple trees, and A variety of
Peach, Plumb, and' Cherry Trees. Said lot
borders on and is but a few Lords from the head
of Mount Rock Spring, and is , n pleasant real
denco for a mechanic. - Sale to , oommencetaT
o'clock P. M., when the conditions will be made.
known by roctlol SAM'L NICREY.
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
For Salo,
THE subscriber offers at Private sale, the
property on which ho now lives, situate within
a quarter of a milo of thp,. borough of Liver
pool, Vow/ county, Pa., consisting of a SAW
MILL, GRIST MILL, 36 ACRES of Land,
and two good DWELLI .N G
HQUSES, -St.c. all of which are
•
in. goad condition. The Grist
rrri min is three stories high. with 4
pair of Burrs,- Flour Machinery
and othe neeessary fixtures. both Mills are
so arranged as to be run by both steam and. we,
ter power. They tiro situated within a quarter
of O. mile of the Susquehanna river and Penn'a.
Canal, thus having every-facility for the cheap
transportation of produce' to market. 'Being
determined to sell, as I desire to leave that sec
tion of country, I will make the Cormsmost
'reasonable to any who wish to purchase. Per
sons are requested to call and sob the property,
or address the subscriber at Liverpool. in said
County. . (kents,2ni) • JOHN' EBY.
MILT, VOR **NT.
THE subscriber Were, for rent frani the let
day of April haxt, n large BRICK MILL
and SAW MILL on the Conodoguinet'Creelt,
in East. PennsbOro' township; 'Cumberland ci 1:
knowh as Abraham Oysier's Mill. The Mi II
contains four s Fun of Storms, capable of mat
big a large quantity of flour per day.. The pr.o.-
perti . is m ordgr• and tho situation good with a
anificioncy of ivateiht all thrice. Apply to tl to
subscriber in Islow'Ouraberland.
eept,l9,Bt CHARLES OYSTER.,
TAVERN STAND
FORRENT.. •
TFIE silbscribor foment that. N °TEL
TAVERN STAND E called ‘Oys,
ter's Point,' to which litattachedAl?out
3 ACRES of prime land; situate' On s®'9
road from Harrikburg to :Carbide, about .ree
miles from flip former, phial, in Eaat Perinsba
tough,townstuft, Cuinberlarid county. Call on
the subscriber living in Neiv'Cumberland.
aug29 in fj,Altit.i4S. 0 YSTER.
4
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• ; Tao r00...:0 9 .4 Livia. en; •.,
Hialieiv 401(1 0. ‘valueibleAtedioine, now
• Maid °by" the' . motlisial; Piofesehiniswith '
Roo - fietiMishing 'crnishey'iii' the cure of Put.:
IT
monary Coifausupthiri,,Screfuli,ChroMo!Rliets
madam, Gotit,''Gueeral :Deliiii .., - ',CtiMplainto'
of, the Kidnoyicatc.lie., hi Kti red Jithit the,
flyer of !.the c9o.7.lqu i pir, etliejual; Uilli;',
l a
Atapreaelylfor, ou'r , ealea, i . •,'1 : . , , ~.,,,1 :-..„
- Extrsicf; fresh tho . 'Madan Medical :foritnahy
. 4 1C.1'S. B. Williams MVD!, , ,FI R; S.' s ' Profeo.•
soy Of M,edioliSO.l,lit -,ileitieicil,9loAlfiltiN,Eoll-:'
dint, Conauikilif; ; thMcliiit',iV,lisit,',Hoapstal for'
conlinuiPliiln./' '&0.2 .9 4 :1 1 8.i.j b i tyPt,Projoilbed'
tlte,oll ha, above, four,titinered qaeim of, tuber-,
Sisioua dhemeo Of the-Longs, ID difrerent atagee,
w.totth havelieen under my,Marothis , last, two.
Yoram; intl . ml intr.. ' - 'lu , iike , Aftrge number of
calea.'2oBMut'ofl34, Ite•nee`was
,fellosied by .
'marked !atid'UssouivoCal ' iMproverneht, *air: '
toe in' thigiehlts, Iffekant eiaos;it'om a-te - Mpo.
Tary,..tetattl.iloa' ftlisqragiiiiii of "the dispute°
'and,,il m l 4 llllo ' ll- or:41400 3 04 PYmMoirie, up,
to n Mote - otiose' 60444 d reillurflifOrn to appa
rent health ‘''''", ''-'' ''',. 4 ' l, ' - ,
' .i' Theefroat'or,lheeCoil Liver Oil in - ninit, 'or' , ": , '
these babes tree, verY:rinnitticahle. 1 , Even • la. ii;', V
few, days, thir,cough, until 'Mitigated; the expe'e n
'toreti'un, diminished 'lri,iittintity and otiasity;Tl ,',.
'the". nigh t . • sifehtio'deiniedio th it pulse ; hapaia n 4:;
slower; tad of initterl':reltirrie, end the ap , isirirai , .:".:.
flesh' end etreficth)t.ere'gradnitly; iniproveil,;;'-`Ti! '
•', . l!lli;..snitelaarnii; 1 ' ropstit:''fflett the', Pura Yettipla l '.',' , ,
oil' iitint,the liver 'o of the Ce4:ii,' ninre.heamial ar;
iii . the,trinitrnent tt nr .Trilnientitii',Ccisintiplleit ;,.: !
ifilin•any : egeni,; inpalcleatOketetici i or:recline r , ',
71;.that hne , zet,beonlippl?Yed.!v ',. -• t% --.. ' ?
As ,, it'd :hitve, ;wide i 'arrangements, la , propure, , ''
1 ir,Cod (Meer pH; fresh lions lead quertertiat.• ,
eaii now lielied , ehenlioally titre by, the single°.' , I 'i.
' bottle,
_Sif,'ln'ttnill: i cit 'dna' desalt eselive , v,:f ,:.„ . ~ t,
i Itic*nsidt r ititilii 'deny' his tridneed'iiintrerrounP,l
9parionaliiiiiktiotiii:‘ 'An;l,llr aunties! •d,g,p . enda'';'')
,!:rdi''eiY 0. lq riiiifi4o VP ,91i rn , ', ean tif. 1 4' "°::: ,'
, 4
'., 111 AP, P n u t,gi 1 ,o,!'i t ",, r'' , -f g , i t it4,ri., ;
r, yer,y, tin; abbilien,it.,pur vrr.tt , AS, caa. ,, ,,, ..
'1
ArOprOfill i , 4,A4PAilit PV?P:po tcitA49t -, ,,, :.'"k. , : ,
.._.: 401 P .AM TAM* Ri 1 11,4 4 P0•0 111 . 1 10. 10 ,40:; ltie , 4: 4,
"Pilo mrithrnetlees'or,, t f ,Jtket ;41 4 Pleiti• , !9itt'lie!Ri.77:
will ;' be : sent',,tol , thOlit)wha, tiddrens, us fine opi ,
tiestace._. ''kC 10H4pi 'BAKER! 4. CO., -, , •
~i
..,,.••• , I 'Whidientle'Diliggists and Chem lett, ,-: .., V:,
ootlo-1). " .100 Nortli Third St '',Vhilit'
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'1'&,;..5T4t.,!‘101.‘",i.5.:
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Valuable Real Estate
SALE, at
ORPHANS' CO
1 - N pure lance of an order of the Orphans'
Court of Cumberland county, the subscri;
bar, Administretor of George Rupp, Jr. late
Allen • township; Cumberland county, deo'd.,
will offer at public, on SATURDAY, the27th'
of October; at 10 o'clock, A. M, the following
real estate; late the property of said deceased.
No I—Situate in Shiremanstown Cumber
land.upority, now occupied by David Brown
being a TAVERN HOUSE and lot of ground
The stand is well located for business being
the only public House in that vicinity and on
the public thoroughfare from Goalie tob Har
risburg. No. 2 - Situate in Shiremanstown,
adjoining the above property, is a Two" Story
DWELLING - H 0 U S E, now occupied - by
Elias Miller,: It a large and commodious
house suitable for two families. No. 3.—Situ-
ate in Hampden township, in said county, ini-•
medlately in the vicinity of Shireatinstown,
is a Lot of Ground, on which is erected 11.-
Slaughter House, with every convenience for
carrying. on the Butchering Business. Atien
' dance gives terms made known by
cep
JOHN SHUPP, Adm'r,
Valuable Property For Sale..
rill Hr. subscriber hos a FARM which he
Jl:wishes to Belk - The property is-situated in
West Pinnshoro township. Cumberland' coun
ty; Penna. five .and _a half miles West of
Carlisle, on the turnpike rood leading; from
Harrisburg to Pittriburg, containing 128 Acres
of first rata Ltimestone.Land, in a high state of
cultivation. About 100 Acres ofit are cleared,
' and the balance of it is in thriving Timber.—
There is a large amount of Locust timber
growing on the place, the soil being perfectly
, congenial to the grhwth of Locust.
• Thenmprovements are a two story
•
, BRICK DWELLLINOr.HOUSE:,
NB I :22 by • 28 feet, tvio story Book
- Building, 18 by ,22 feet and two
stories high, with it double tog Born, Corn
Crib and Wagon Shed, a young Orchard of
very supbrior fruit, and choice fruit of different
kinds..•There.is a well of water in the yard
near the dwelling. This property has many
advantages—only five and a half miles from
Carlisle-o market always on-.the road. Per
sons wishing to purchase Real Estatetwould do
well to Callaand see it. '
Sept 12-41 MATTHEW DAVIDSON.
raliiable Farm •
AT PRIVATE SALE.
IrPHE subscriber offers fdi,We his . valuable
P. FARM lying on the bunk of the Cantina
grunet Creek, in ,West Pennsboro township,
Cumberland county, five miles west of Carlisle
and ono•half mile west of Davis' Mill, and one
and ttlutirtpr miles north of the Cumberland
Valley Rail Road. This farm contains 105
ACRES, 53 Porches, of good Limoitone Land,
in a high state of cultivation, about 95 Acres
a - re cleared, and the .remainder is coverei with
t hriiting young.timhei. The improvements are
a large Two Story .STORE HOUSE, large
Stone Bank Bard; Brick Tenant House, with a
well of good wafer at the door. Also, Wagon
Shed, Corn Crib, and othe necessaryuut houkris
A good Apple Orchard of chlice fruit. There
is tklso a variety of Peach, Plum and -Cherry
trees, together with about 500 panels of good
locust post and chestnut rail fence, on the larm,
also 60 panels ready t.) put up. The subscriber
who intends removing to the weitto,vlll sell low.
•For further particulars enquire , of the under
signed residing pn the premises.
septl9-2nio PHILIP MULE t Ir.
For Sale or Rent.
THE subscriber will sell, or rent for ono or
more years, a lot of 'ground, containing
over TWO ACRES, situated. in South 'Mid.
itleton township, on. the road leading from the
Carlisle Iron Works or• Boiling Spring to Ship.
penal) g, about three quarters of a mile froth'
the former places, on Which are a
DWELLINO HOUSE, Wagon
;11111 Maker's Shop, and large Stable,
' with a wellof never' failing Water
' neai the. hoeepr.—a Youngtind thrii ,
ving.Orohard:Of the, heat aglgetc4: Rug, "09,
'tiropertz t tslocated in.a:rinkensl,pleneelt ;lepe r ,.
It`tted,neighltothood•:-..:4* one prAtioibeak.ll,4l
nations % ter, hinlineea, in the: oOlintY4 r
whihing to view the rwerty
etibeekiher'llo6o eajefning saidironettf.'" - • '"
Septl2 tf et St't JACOB 'I I ,4WY
. 4.1 i and • a xecu or sr, th.
t'E "
-THE teubsOribtirs, Amen - Lori - Of Daniel Molpl
ler, IaMOP Allah township, Cumbbilabd county,
dooodeed, will expose to, publio sale, at •his 'lit.°
residence, on -Tacit* the 4fith: of " betobor,i
1849 c the follOWing leahEstate, late the prop: ,
city of anid,,delpasod.: , I
No: 1.,- , :kr , traci bfLand,cantaining 40 acres,'
eituitte in Altai latish' p,libeht two miles and
a half east of Mechanicsburg, near • the -State .
Read •froini Harrisburg Gettysbnre adjoin-,
Mg Of•Reiar Motet) East
clherS: It la first rate limestone •••landoalll. of
w hick mlea red , but Aso alms. and
Mime and:excellerst,oultir thnioilidentalna
improvements,' but. B„advantageotielly. , , 84(00 :
for-JitrinMg purposecti 1111?.
landtsittlato in, Pe
ownshiPi tind - ,ecintalning tA,aprefi ' ) of
Slate fLandi hailnif thereon -AmitiA;
• 'd-AA STORY: 4 II49O WISEANP
STABLE; with. Jy0t0nr.)7. 0 , 1 44.4,77'
• • • 11,Ati under, .1 'cultivation- 4 Am° •1099
;t4 f.,i kIN
. 4.-Attract ~ of iWPOIRMitiIf4AQMQ4.O?
Monaghan Township; York,county,mmtithAOF
ilfi mires and' 144 perches of thrlying'Yobesnut
I :timber:'?; Adjoininglands:Cf.T. , towig lFOsingey,
IFEleack
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VALIMAIIEMIT.I:4I.IO r.ilug
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.THN' siliscribers vvishing: to reintivii'to the
vireet!'Willi at•iprivate "sale' their valuable
MlLTrik. FARM; siiitatiiff.in. West. Penippo e .• , -
fitV!-Uaillshiv,_..B.iniihritlnii,ounty,-.lneiirl ,
evivilliti..'Tho Farm eon'ft 32 ACRES'
of first-rate lirriestime:lafitidie'l; elebrated Big '
Spripkraninton'ig th - O"Wiistifiti",PMargin": of the
treat-, apitiliam that never-fitils 4 'or freezes, and .
is ,-nnequalled,:by..anyi stream ‘,the 'United
States. The. improvements,-.are a, first. rate
MERCHANT MILL, three stories high, fin,
ished off in the most complete order, with a
patant•Merchant 430,self.packer, anff.all,!he„
lates:i.iniprovementsin Machinery.. There, la
kiln 1 - IK . drying corn,atteolied to the - Mill', - yrbieh
" .• is situated on the -ziboie Mimed
' • spring. Also, aDWEL LTIN G
••; • HOUSEJIarn 'anti' Stabling:Mil:
• se ler's Hon* Coops Shop, Orchard
' —= &c. The buildings are all nearly
new, anffiff the bbst order: Ablint two-thirds
of the frdet is clea,red, and the balance covered
with, thriving timber. This property is near
the Cumberland Valley Rail Road, -in the heart'
of a rich country, and offers strong inducements
to capitalists.' The terms will be made easy
wenn purcha€brs, as wo are dine, mined to sell
JOHN PIPER:
• SAMUEL PIPER,
.JAMES PIPER,
per 026,41
' • Town Property at P utdie Sale.
.
:nnEIE subscriber gill eller at Public Sale on
1 ' the pieinises on THURSDAY, the 25th
of October next, at 2 o'clock, P.M., the fol
lowing plipperty, situate in the Borough of Me
harncenurg, belonging, .0 the—estate—of4l. •
Markley, dec'd. ' "
A Lot of Ground situate on the north side of
Main street, bounded on the wepth by Main et.,
on the west by t lot of Jonas Rupp, on the
north by Strawberry Alley, and on the east by
a lot.olAnkgeartng containing fifty feet ,in
ftonfoillMilift , titFeet,-and two hundred and eight
feek:iii , 4o th4litiving a One Story FRAME
fiiA.4o. gop: HOUSES thereon erected:*
VeitniiPlifil fiiihnacie known on the day of seta.
' , 4 - . , •; :if •. DANIEL MARKLEY,
• ge'ptl9te EVr,orMtiry Markley, dec'd..'
VAIN CHOICE FARM AT .
:,4;t4RI.V.A.TE SALE.
111111•E•sibteriber intending to remove West
selUtit•privam - sale, the Farm on which
he --now-lreildese-located-in-N-orth--Middleton--
township; Curnberlarecoonty, on the turnpike
road, leading from Carlisle to Harrisburg;
miles east of Carlisle, and one half. mile west
of Middlesex Mills ' at the Letart Spiing, eon
taining.l4o ACRES of first•rate Limes tone Land, m a high state of cultivation, about 13
Acres of the above Is covered with 'thriving
timber. The greater part is set with locust
post and chestnut rail fence. The improvements
consist of a comfortable; Two •••
Story DWELLING, with two
Kitchisns suitable for two families • inn ~
together.twtth__Wash•lionse__Milk. LIU' . •
House, Smoke house and a never •
failing well of water at the • Kitchen door, with
ptimp in.it. Also, a Stone Bank Barn, 80 by
57 with Corn cribs, Wagon Shed, Carriage
House, avid a horse stable separate, with run
ning water in 'the yard, and n large apple Or•
chard, with choice 'fruit trees. Together 'with
a Log Tenant House and Stable. This is one
of the most productive farms in this section of
country.
Also, at Private' Sale, another Farm contain.
ing 26 ACRES, one half Mile south east of the
above Farm, having thereon erected a two story
DWELLING HOUSE, 30 by 24 feet, well
finished, with a bank barn 48 by 42 feet. Also,
a Wagon Shed and Corn Crib, all new, and a
.young Apple Orchard. This farm is the best
of limestone land, and in a high state of culti.
vation. The subscriber will sell the above.
farms together or separate to suit purchasers.
Persons washing to bey will do well to
.s'ooy
the property it is a most beautiful situstion.
Come and see for yourselves.
augls „, C RISTT AN ,R MILE ,
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
THE itiliseriber, administrator of Dr. A. H.
Van Hoff, will Offer for' sale, on the premises,
on THURSDAY, the lEtth any of October,
1849, at 10 o'clock, A. M., in pursuance of an
order of the Orphatni Court of Cumberland
county, the following valuable pro . -
ate in'the Borough of Mechanicsburg, in Mad
county.
No. I—That large double two story BRICK
EIOUSE, containing about six
teen rooms, located in the centre
•••.1.[1:11 of the town, and bounded on the'
!r 1, south by the Main street, on the
,,•,
west by an alley, on the north by
the Ctim6erland Valley Railroad. and on the
east by the Union Church lot. There is a goo..
woll of vvatevind cistern do the premises, a
, good stable, and a number of choice fruit trees.
lotsudfoitung the Depot lot of
the Rutlroad Company, will be sold either sop
' erately or together. n
No. 3—Ten lots fronting on the Simpson
Ferry Road, will also be sold separm,ely or to
gether.
No. 4.--A lot of about 2-In Acres of Ground,
in the said Borough, bounded on the south by
the Cumberland Valley Rail Road. on the west
by lands of Michael Hoover's heirs. on the
north by the Greed Lune. and on the east by
the heirs of Dr. Oliver, dee'd.
The properties offered for sale are amondst
the most valuable in the town, and worthy of
the attention of capitalists or those desirous o
securing comfortable homes or ont•lots. Per
sons desirous of looking at the properties will
have every facility afforded them by calling on
the subscriber,Tcsiding. and nine east of file•
chaniceburg. C. TITZEL,, Ad'mr.
sopts'49ts
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE. •
YarmHE subscriber has in contemplation to"
remove to the West, offers fqr sale the
, on which ho now resides, ail nate partly
-en Mifflin and Frankford towns hips, Cumber
land county, Pa., within three, miles of the
Bore; of Newville and the Cumberland Valley
pall Road. Containing atiotit 200 ACRES of
patented land, of first quality gravel and slate,
qbout 170 Acres aro clear and well set with
clover, a considerable portion of it has been •
limed. It is under good fence and generally
set with locust .stakes. The iin provern ante am
'..:,.... a Double LOG HQ".SE, and
Kitchen . .with stories, ti laro
I
1 ; nt Frame Barnowith two thrtt.iiing ..
floors, Corn Crib, and W:ignn
She.,-complete Brick Smoke and Wash house, .
with water rising in the Wash house, and k..
Tenant house and Stable. There iq n never' ,
; fa iling'stream of 'water , running rittee.the lon. .i
proVementer There aro two orchards t ime,of /.
,Which is young and grafted. fruit. ,Titchaheve
Faint is.well calculated for raising either grain
-or attack. : .There is ,ruining water.,in all the . ~
flolds except two: :The Foam Will..BMa to be' '
olifided‘'and; will •be sold:in ,lots to suit Mir-
chaserti*:i , '-•'-.• -' ... -:.
- .
-'4'icall'alsoLsell , 'tivo , pleoes of timber land
L
othate in Mifflin, township, one of which is
4 0 ,14? d. Perpone w ishing information will
lil4lll-caltiipror,k subscriber. ".. •
, jy2s'49tl , •. JAMES KENNEDY.
. .
. .
Zandactory .
of Pocket
Chesnut - • Street, abaim ; Scrond.,
1 '
riiHE subscriber respectfully solicits Public at.
• ielltion testis suptirierArd,}astefursteels,:of
teiketlocks, .Banke7r.fs''Cusiis,i. Bill Booksi:
ODlssisipg Ceses, , Third Cases; Port 1110-Y' , ....•
, P , urst2,-..P . ticket antk.
'tidier fino Ctifleky; Gold Peim, and •:', ---'•;`,.,
'. 1 4% :-.- POrsollo, , fib,gar,iCatios, • Chess • -
. Mon, Backo: Gammon,. ', •:, , . •-.,
..: 4 '': , ::', Boardo,-Damioas 15t0. , ... i •', rr
' \;ll4,niportmont abisisti of tla',.ino atfaillono
fiffono,lnodetn aol66, , Of•thifineecßatfity'and"•
aaoolloat,yoknatifllfipdaibraeingevefy desit;, -
,
'0616'610y, ptitorCwfal - ho
:will at', all times''
pqprc , pakpd tAOid i j it 'and 'fidifioh 'ih •• olat ale; - o
r
'l9lni!,oa:tlO mOiviiasoanbla-tonim-? 4 ' , On'
(14",preliiieiemia'aiiqiie , to;'ounily•iiitij
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selves with oftelii'of tho'boainaolityaillboii=;'
,
inlS,t,h.tr iiwn':iptt}tate Vie..6ollk ,Itt , ,thiit ~ eis/•
atiltoh anti!. ' '• •''', : .rif'S/V l / 1 .114.. " , "•:, •,',
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Plilla,',•atips:4af"' . '.‘ ,N,,s2Echoonutifiltroat!;,,c(l
•
tEW-A0111(1)IfY. , i GOODstoRE,,.
:N. , " Attain ,
•
AYAn9& d 3uSt,reenVved'iireetl'froavilteitaaulaetarors, a lull assortnienv
„
.!'', , IIEitINDEg, • DE LAANES;
: sinWLS, &c., &pi
The34lors and designs being ;
Of ilielr'ctyn
"isilleetint.land' entirely, .." . f.,)
LINEN.§,;HOSIERIVHABEuVASH4ItIy:i
;and l an'the '4loeninctnaktiapr PcimetgiaYGo
.3 . 43 - nlitlifitlfptflond; , whplesale
id(i'df:4o4 'kW frogi , '‘fiist',;iitieet
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PHILADELVIIA . MOURNING. i STORE. .. •
No. gg "'",SOutrefSecotid Skeet maw Chesnut •
'" ' mouroOd .EXCLI.II§ItELTI I t •
ESSON,& SON pay exclusive. attention B,tl.
Mourning Goode, and Would invite the:: •
- alleiitioTilirall - buyers - visiting' , the - aitrto --- an _
Ciamination of their Block.' - • • ,_,
,'As the utmost care is,taken.ier , the importing A .•,
and selection of their goods; keeping a large
assortment at all seasons, offering:for late only .-.
'what is good and of the proper shade of black, ..4
no deception as to make, or. quality, no devitt. • 1
tion'in price,and every article sold as ; low 119 ~,I,
can be purchased' elsewhere. Those requiring,
mourning attire, can be , satisfactdrily.suiten, .. ‘.l
wlthbut the:trouble, fatigue and lose of time, of „ fi
proceeding, from, store .to store, by visiting at , .
once, this establishment. ' ~.,
, I,
.
~. :
.
Lupin's Bombazine.% , I (turning Chintzes,' , `
,•
ldom. Finish .A,lpacati, I " Long Shawls, -
"Plain CashM(lM% . ' it Ck'Thibet ~
FrenCh Merinoes, I
• ck Flannels, -- -
Wide Black Silks atent Eng'h Crapes,
Lupin' as Mousseline,Mourning Veils, - -.4
Mourning do do • Collars, ~i.,
• do • Hungarians, Fleecy Silk. Hose,
~
'.Silk Cashmeres, I Bajous Gloves, &c. ,
. Opening . daily; new black and- half mourn- ;
ing materials, from low nriced , to the most •;-
costly. -
. lei - Wholesale cash buyers will find it to .-..,
their advantage to call. . 'While., sept 26 4t
RE
' MIAS ICA OP' LLISA
• Idrr EVP.FLYRODT RBA° Tills Csistironrov...-There de a.
• • Sarsaparilla for sale In the different towns called S. P.
Townsend's Sareaparillro -it is advertised as dhe GRIGII.
NM, GENUINE, and all teat. This Towneend Vino doctor
end never was but was fewyperly a worker on railroads,ia.
--nalsiranitliediks—yedhaasaumeadli • . .
pii,rpese of gaining credit Inc what he is not Ho says' he •
has attended two medical schools, and practiced for Mitten
years I I" Now the truthis he never practiced medleilid - S. —
day.in hie Biel Such un s iful, wicked misrepresentation
looke hod to the character and veracity of.the.man. I wish •
moot eincerely, he had never rondo theaestroements'of him.
self or aims, When will men Islam to be honedt and truth.
ful in all their dealings and intercouree With 'their fellow
men I He applied to one RueFlapp to neslet him Inman.
ufacturing his mixture, cretin the large Fiume he would
'"
make, as an inducement to em ark in the business. These
men -have been insulting and Libelling me in all poesible •
tbrout, in order to impreas the public with the belief that
the Old. Doctor's Sarsaparilla was not tbe genuine!, original
Rareapariga, made from the Old Dretoes•Orikmal Recd.
pie. ThieS. P. ToWniend eays f have wild thence of•my
name for V a week. I will awe hisn 8500 if he will pro.
duce one 'lngle solitary proof of .this. Ilia statements of •
Thompson, Skillman & Co., ore nothing hut a tisane of •
falsehoods amply- made to deceive the public, and keep . ;
the truth &win in regard to hie souring, fermenting corn- '
,
• pound. This is to minion the ptiblic to purehgiiii none but
_Old Dr. JACOB Townsend's Sarsaparilla, havingron it the
Old ~4etoi'e likeness, - hbffermily - Coot - of Armsoutd• Mom - -
• eignatureacroes the Coat of Arms.
.• i'rineipal Office, Naactsw
J re
aet, N N. Y. City.
JACOB NSEND. '•
- - .
ORIGINAL DISCOVERER OF THE
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.
Old Ur. Townend is now about 70 years of age, and ham
long been known as the A UTHOR and DISCOVERER
.f tire G SW CI IN E ORIGINAL "TOWNSEND
SARSAPARILLA." Being poor, he' wart compelled to
lihtit its manufacture, by _which means it fins been kept out
of market, and the sales circumscribed to those only who
• had Provers its worth, and known ire value. It had reached
the ears of may, nevertheless, as those persons who had
been healed of sure di.i•.,ses. and need. frbm death, pr./.
claimed its Woutlerfnl
IIEALFNG POWER.
This GRAND ANB lINEQII,tIOI,E, ft PREPARATION lir
manufactured on the largest scale, and is called for through.
out the length and breadth of ilia land. especially sil it is
• found incapable of degeneration or deterioration.
Unlike young S: TownsemEti, it iummves with age, •
• and never changes but loathe better ,• because it is prepared ,
, on scientific p rinciples by a scientifie. num. The highest.
knowledge of Chemistry, and the latest thscoveries of the •
art, Rave all ben brought into requigition in the manufac..
tore of the Old - Ik's 'Sarnaparilla. 'rho Sarsaparilla root,
••- - •• i • , •hia+-nlisui-itiontair.a-maity medicinal
properties, mul,iiiime properties which are inetv oruseless,
and others, which If retained In preparing It - for use, pro.
ducdfermentatibit and ncid, which is injurious to the aye.
tem. Sumo of the properties of Sarsaparilla are eo volatile
that they entirely evaporate and are lost in•the preparation,
if they are not preservet by a scientific process, known on
ly to those eaperionced in its manufacture, MoreoVer,
these volatile principles, which fly elf in vapor, or as an ex.
halation, under heat, are the very easentitll medical prop.
erties of the root, Mitch give to it all its satin, •
Any person can buil or stew the root 011 they got a dark
colored liquid, which iv more limn the• coloring matter in
the root titan from nnyilt tog else; they-can:then stroin,thlie
Insipid or vapid liquid, sweeten with emir molatoes,iind
then call It "SAKSAPAIIII.I,A EXTRACT or SYRUP'
• But such is nor the article known as the
'GENUINE OLD DR JACOB TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARILLA.
This is no prepared that all the inert properties of the
Sarsaparilla root are first removed, everything capable of
becoming acid or fermentation is extracted awl rejected;
then every particle• of meelinal virtue is secured inn pure
and concentrated form.; and thus it is rendered incapable
of losing ally of lief valimble and healing properties. Pre.
pared in this way, it is made the most powerful agent in the
Cure of Innumerable Diseases.
Hence the reason why we bear connnemlncions on every
ride In its favor by men, women, and children. We find it
•
doing wonders in the cure of
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, and LIVER—
'COMPLAINT, nna in RIIITITHATISM, SCROF
ULA, PICA c C
OSTII'LWESS. all UTANS.
OUS PIMPLES, BLOTCITER.
and all affections IlfiSlllf4 from
IMPURITY OFTHE BLOOD.
It plisscßeeß a marvellous efficacy in all complaints mi.
sing from Indigestion,'lrem Acidity of the Stomach, from.
unequal circulation. determination et blood to the head,
palpitation of the heert..cold feet and halals, cold chills and
hot dashes over the body. it has not its equal in Colds and
Coughs; and promotes easy expectoration and gentle per
spiration, rola-ling strictures of eha lunge. throat ancl every
other part. •
But in nothing is iteexcellence glare manifestly seen arra
acknowledged than in all kinds mid masc. of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS:
IL work. wonders in roses of Fluor Absss. or Whites,
Patting of the Womb, Obstructed, Supproseed, Or Painful
Messes, Irregularity of the menstrual.pe dodo, and the like;
and is effectual in curing all the forms of Widney Diseases;
By removing obstructions, and regulating the general
system, I; gives tone. and strength to the whole body, anti
thus corm all forms of •
liekvous I.l.leitees stud Debility,
a a d i e sth' u s
Sprevents
r o r r i t r a e t l i i o e n v , e Ne u ralgi a , rSiett. y V o i f t : u o s t ' h D a nce,
•
Stocaning,.Epiteitic Pita, Ctrovulo a ens, 4c.
It cleanses the blood. excites the liver to healthy action, •
totes the susroach, , and gives good digestion, relieves this
bowels of torporendbonairpatino, allays intlammation, pu•
rifles the akin, Nuances ilea clivadiiiMof the blood, pro.
during. geode warmth coualty alroverolin body, and the
peropirto oat: t.luxt. ' , Meath , muirhghtnEM,ll6 ,
macho alt (11.111 . 04.110it.i. stub tuvigortues the entire nervous
system, to sot this then •
The lliedcluino you pr , eouthiuesittly need,
But can any of these things bees/Al of S. I'. Tormsend'•
inferior ereieleT This young. mutes liquid is not to be
- 4..COMPAR.ED wiTa TFIEVIOD DR'S,
bicattpeof otur GRAND FACT, theetbii - one is EiCAPcls
lISTEIVIOIVATION,..nd - • •• „ • •
• • WE'VER"SPOILS, „
while: the other DOES t 'sourrng,fermergintablowitte r )
the:. bottles containing 11,into• fragments t o emir, !ICU
Ogyid eiticloding, and daninglegOther limas"! -,• hat not this
herr . ..tele compound he polsoneue leithe system .
giut &WOO° a system already diseiterd acid P What
causee'Dyspepsia bit ncidl I Do we not an know that wits
foul sours to our stommolur what 'mischief ft •prinla
:flatulence:, heartburn, palpitation of, the heart,. liv
pleint, drorrltcna. dysentery,: relic rutll.uirruptioron;
blood I What, ib Scrofula but on acid humor in' the body?.
What pridtices all the humors which britigeri Bruptlimeot -
the 'Skin; -Scold !load,' Salt Rheum, Erysipelas. White
Swellings; Fever Sore., Mid all ulcerations Internal and ex.
'email It iiritetlilug•under heaven' Ma an acid substance,
which aours,and tittle spoile nil the fluids of the body. tnore
or . le.. • What .onusee, Rheumatism but a sour mid acid
fluid which. insinuates itself between the joints nod else,
where, irritating en. inllmning thrt,gelteato. tissues open
wbk " Sc. of. norrette. tliseasiesi oclimpority of.the .
- 1111elfilitl, and nearly all the ailment*
tummy:
Ode to mike Mt& infinftety;
liTIND. A dill COltil'ODND"` OF
P: TOWNSEND;
1, hove it underotood that Old Dr. .la.
tattle ,Origilial,,Carsaputiliat le an DV'
tier preparation, ,
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