II
sm - BIEPOSITOR
•
Nattoiiat'
sOi#l4; vi;,tiotioii. •
morning. last,):iandMargepizeil'! . b3i;appointing
Hoto-ICmtesoNaliteof.:Ausitioliusetts'ilPiesi
dent l PulegittOefiiiiriibbduttwenty States in'
trio;' linioif thorn
• several,' 41siiiig;ished Indies. Cumberland
eated by James Neat ii ‘ lott, i
Esq. erthiffixtriMgh. The'preceed legs of OM
QoiiventiiM were confined ehiefifte the state•
meat's of the Deagateo. relative to the OMR:
Lion iifpublic education in the several districts,
and to the discussion of various Planefor
tiering the• improvement and promoting' the
efficacy of the system' of education by common
' schools. A number of eloquent addresses were
delivered upon the topics incident to the busi
ness Of tliti 'Convention. Rdsplution's -were a.
depted'foithe appointment of conimittees
organlie a NattotialSel.ool Association, to pre.
pare,a memorial. to crTgrooit for the establliF
moat of a National Bureau of Education, to
elicit facts on the subject of School Attendance'
and to considet the subject of &fool Archi
tecture. It was also resolved to hold another
National Cunvention in' Philadelphia on the
fourth W'bdnesday of August, 1850 ; and an
nually thereafter at such times and places as
the nest preceding convention may determine.
ft 7
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WATTS.—A special court was
heti! in Gettyoburg last week, Judge %Vona
pretrittnig, tor the 'trial of cues in which
Judie, b,ultuur. had been concerned 35 Cf!U
to his elevation to the bench. The
L-'4lo,o3:inyoS'tei thus speaks of the itiripres
elbn made bv. Judge Werra upon the Bar
and community M Mains county:
"Judge - Watts has made quite a hivorit;:
bka t itrapreSOClll. on our 9111(1'19(1 he
ItromPhlbss and abilit' matvilested in his de
-4
cisions anti Charges, and the marked courte
sy which Characterizes his intercourse with
'44titelfar and - officer's of the Court, being the
'theme of universal commendation. It no
tltlier benefits we're to result from the Au
ministration.ol Gov. Johnston than the eleva
tion of such men ak WATTS, DUIIKEE and
PEARSON, to the bench, the State w,puld have,
. t.:,. gained much in his election."
_ ,
• .
Dn. J. J. IVINEns.—It will be seen by
hie card announcing his 'professional succes
sor, that our friend- Dr. k ? i. Myers designs
/caving. Carlisle. This determination cyiii be
!mimed with regret by 'friends in this
place, where for a number:. of years has
been-an active praciptionesin his profession,
end in , which besides enjoying the esteem of a
largo circle of friends, he has borne an active
part in-the public duties or a citizen. We
tender gin our best wishes for the future. His
successor in practice, whom ho warmly com
mends to public favor, is Dr. A. HINKLEY, of
Baltimore.
p7Attention is invited to the extensive sale
of Furniture advertised by Dr. Myers.
VisfrEas.— James Power, Esq.
is new . on a visit to a friend • in Carlisle. , Mr:.
Power we are glad to
.see is improving,
though he hus yeLby no means regained ms
former health. Mr. Power's term" being
nearly expired lie leaves - tine - Board 4 of Canal
Commissioners entirely in lamina° halide,
but-he- retires with the lull emiseionstie,is - of
baying faithfully performed his, duty and of
having "done the State sorne gel -vice." .
The Hon. Charles B. Penrose, Assistant
Seuretary or }he Treasury, alio arrived in
•' (Own yesterday,
/
L i - New POST --OFI:I6E.A: Post Office
'has been established at Plainfield in this
county, and Mr. Thomas Greason, a very
competent man, appointed Post Master. Mr.
Greason belongi to a' staunch Whig family,
but we believe has not voted at any election
for several years. His appointment will
therelore probably satisfy all parties.
• DFAIRABLE PROPERTY.--1113 handsome end
cOmmodious building 110114 occupied by the
Carlisle Deposit Bank it will be seen by our
advertising cn,lnmils, is offered at private
sale. It is one of the most desirable proper
ties in the borough, and offers strong induce
ments: to person's, looking for an eligible
residence.
Goonv's Lanv's Boolt.—Godey keeps
us continually on the stretch is praise and
flattery of his beautiful Book. The number
for Noverntief; wihieh is alieatly before us,
contains tin less than fourteen illustrations,
which, hi :tlidift:tftiarsictev • and beauty amply
emstaln , thtsifigh and justly won reputation•ol
ihellßocit&t'''The list of writers edmprises
most nt,thoschest knoWn and taimked at
the present'day, and what they have-wii4n
Will be read with deep pleasure. It is a
numberin,every sense worthy of Godey and
this is saying much. It is ler sale at plartinPs
&tali Stem.
•
. OtriThe fain is well known that ("MAN
MIAs ore a certain cure in every form
of disease, ail having the same root, which Is impu
rity ofitheA.lrculatlng fluid, the blood, In a period
of a little more than ton years in the:United States,
they hav,e loitered to perfect health and enjoyment
over flittehtilidred thousand persons who were given
over di Incurable by Physicians of the first rank and
standing, and In many cases when every other reme
dy had been resorted to in vain. The great secret is
to hkve thernedicine , by you when you are first' at
tacked by,,sielthess; one dose then Will Idly.° more
affect than twenty; if you put ithfruntil disease has
enfeebled•thei bodily powers. Therefore every:indi
vidual who-tonslders health. re blessing, should' al
ways keeps box of Brandreth,s Vegetable, Universal
Pills.ivhere they can be sure to lay their hands o n
,
thitn(whert,wunted. Twenty - five cents cannot•pos
siblir:bo' better 'disposed of. , A valuable !hurley be
irled . clentilt of sickness prevented. •
cenis per box by OIIMILUS
P'A.RNITZby Lgt:' , Outhertson, ShirtriensbUrg
II: , Brenneman , Now Cumberland; M. Bitneri
lkhiternanstown • -• •
• • 4 / - o.„jlC o trlitiOoi, , ar. 3. o6. , ti...Lialot , ~ ~raluabl e
46banitlene, a:insisting of? -, . • "
'
Genue Balm 'of: 'itteib‘rfPg.the
lih
; •
•"'newel!' Nerve and Bone - Liniment far Rheumatism'
* l .ll44 l ldNalr's - Acoustie Oil for Deafness.
greyst,Lihiment'for the Plies. -•:.
Ir..cleOptiock Br, Co's tioncentrated'CipmPourid
~ l ExtUict ofigirsaparilia, for purifying the Blood. ', •
4,1 D r.ll n' Sick' headache Remedy.' ' .."
~ „Thoimaithbertneffef,an Indian Discovery': ' 7";
:, t, A ttirfglig'bareatlWbatern:P a rtacea.....i.,
.‘74lolv.)Dr Barthalomow/s..l3xpeetorqnt,,Pihk By,run
1:f0f Clolde r' •
''.s;ll6.9lninal'e Mixturi;l'eVitee'rOt,`Dtialuiee:-
„ olO;unbck's 'Verntiflfgb fqxWOrtns In Children • ;
And I~iri BreWtPs'eblebrated ' Patin leilier,.#
f lm Cholorto:•morbue,.Dysentery;l:CuW.erkij
earee,ow'man;or beast ; ace:
•' Aelterriaternally'mpplied one; w,0311.,,•A1l bulkier
preparations. which wn,a,nrroonititetraUti
ua spooking qf. mere .pertleularly,' hot - .Which ?.hdve
- .4r i le”lho highest:o it,: sale
, ny IMA.RISI3 LElVosolOngeht, Trintell
l'iltypetionswill - berfou tt
ith each
44,< , , •-•
Titellsur Maiket liAbla:g.:t.d.4lay;inethe
mutat 111;i iiiihnWeiPtiAtte ;114
onitt:talq tor etclettt woo oh6ot 400 k bblo:of
~titn a d n elae rr . t i
• 4 .'llitind?lit 4115 w Molt It the It n Ifer big price: ,There
eteedidemtind , for home, use, IT;
5,45,0 ni, eoeimioit and . e P o r e tnre i t l ir ' 9'" ?
':.•,: , iarn offer. lops:
. 6 ^na.'Moht•t ar
o a re s g:te u o n l i g t oa a jti a ,
wit '37
; i ;3 • iWAaayp
, !re-OttiPti• 11107
','7l,.ioooAgnitiOlillllid 01 4 10 g a ni Lc 9 ,llqprPr' ces i , : Ati...c
;r7),.,ter.r.1.4;?,9etr0: HOU whit 9 eig:l 4 l:ll:4 l l' ,l 4 l # lY,
Trap ,
to otto ; 11
44.7nlitCt617110:41P°11 ; °' 4 *C'''' , '',,4 , "*"""' 1 '
, , ••• ;•
:( On l l'huridny‘inst; , byeibillev- 401" i•
Mr, into i ,,rb.(ieLlitiositi3r:49unty,
.
thisliormilth: , Afra:
, • nermasn,:in Ahol4th oyear ofl her ;ago;:i,The dew
'OlllBO, ponsanuonce of„the losti i ptdiectlyeltight.,'
'ontluipd natiOVefiltcilon•withiti:;the last,foAarleare.-r,
lruk: ClirfatltOn, ielikitatidn; eh 6,7901gil et/ to'r
'ham fa I thaltiat etruiges of lird;i3hdc*tf
'lr alter wait alltl'd'to dio.~ ~
,Bha, Feadily exola Irried,.!•No -
dgarson;•itthin waif sictrburore and viaslr!formel.l
that IfOrduld. get boterviiwge.excotdlngly sorry, fors , '
prqappc.t of, . Ilea v.c n IlDd.ater#4l , l,llM-was,grent?7
:0 - that redeemer:and iielliieret w,outirgbiria
and take me' tit `On ieet%that ninidina Or the • peopin '
of Ond..f4Csiniiiiiinicated."' '
, Ntth
rAtir c zatir GOODS
JUST received and nowopening at the
; at The New Store,-Corner of Hanover and
, Louther streets opposite Wm. Leonards old
stand. The utdersi3ned respectfully. informs
his friends and the public . , that, he hue-just re,
turned from Philadelphia, with a large and
carefully selected assortment of NEW FALL
GOODS, consisting of an extitnalvo
Every tirtiele will be sold 'at the very lilivvest:
prices, 'Mous DE ' loorsil---All . thisin,st desir
able styles of neat figured, 'and.the- best shades
of plain blue, mode, scarlet, "pink, blue, green,'
crimson; &c. - RICII• VIRREED CASMIRRS ! — A
complete. stock of elegant styles which will bo
sold at very small profits. DRESS SILKS !
Brocade figured, plain, changeable, striped
glasse, and the most superior qualities of glosty
blacks.. Changeable Green, and Black Man-
tilla Satin, the most fashionable article for the
fall. Silk Fringes, Laces, Gimps; Hollings,
Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.-.
Fall and Winter Ribbons, of every qualtty.,
ir'd at all prices Also a large stock of elegant
STAPLE GOCDS, which have been selected,
with much care, and will be sold at, ery great
bargains. 'Our assortment of Cloths, Casei,
mores, Vestings. heavy pantaloon stuffs, flan
nels, sheetings, tiekings ginghnms, checks, cal.',
icons, minding, table covers, napkina - ,
linens, blenched tied unbleached .Mullins, &c.
is very large varied and complete. Also, on
hand, a -well selected-- assortment of BOOTS. ,
Si/SHOES, for meth women and 'Children. nt
lower prices than over. GROCERIES in all
Their variety, viz i—Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Pekin Tea Company's celebrated Teas, Spices
&c., add The best quality Carpet Chain. -
All the above. goods have been purchased
right and will be sold low. •
• oct3 N W WOODS, Ag't.
Ogilbrs Emporium of F EAMerl.
HARLES ()GLIB Y, most respectfully
vi.) informs the; citizens of Carlisle, and .the
people in gen.eral, that he has commenced open
mg a very attractive and large_ assortment of
FALL & WINTER GOODS, at the old and
wolf established stand, and invites ono and all
to call and see for themselves beTore Rumbas
ing elsewhere. The stock consists in part of
every variety and kind of DRESS GOODS,
and are'well adapted in styles to, please the
taste from the plainest wearer, to the gayest
dressing ypung lady. A very largo and rich as-.
sortment of SHAWLS, CLOAKINGS, Bon
net Velvets and Satins, French worked Collars,
Gloves and other Dress Goods.-'A large and
beautiful assortment of Paris,Donnet, Neck
and Eap Ribbons. 'French, English andGor
man Cloths, Cassimeree and Vestings; rich
figured Satin and Gro Dresole Cravats for
gentlemen. Also, a mammoth stock of CAR.
PETS, from the three ply imperial, down to
the chastest kind. 700 pieces of Plain and
Satin faced Wall Paper, from N York, that will
be sold cheaper than the Philadelph,a wholesale
prices. A tremendous stock, of BOOTS and
SHOES, all kinds and Rims. Groceries of
'every kind will be sold at the lowest'mark.
Call and see for yourselves, as our motto is
going to bo "quick sales and small profits.' , —
Remrmber the old stand, East Altiin street, a
few doors below the Market. House / (oet3
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT THE BEE HIVE.
ViAvE Met oponsd
cl t 3f s direct from the city,
stfA• a large, beautiful and
- • brilliant- assortment of
= 's k LADIES &G E N..
'YL Elll-E N'S DR ESS
GOODS., for - Fall and
Winter'Wear,to whim.' Nu , uld invite the
!medial attention gf old and new friends and
customers. hfy Block ooiv coibtirise's every
conceivable colour, style, pattern' and figure of
Dress Goods, from the plainest and cheapest
to' the most brilliant add costly. Call and see
them while they are new and 'royal, as it al
ways give us pleasure to %hew our goods at
toe . llett Hive. (sop%) S A COYLE
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
LATEST ARRIVAL BY THE STEAXER CIDIDIRLAND
OEM
,
>'nFLFi Cheap= Family - Grocery `
. Store of Jo
t seph D. albert, est Main-trt, Car
lisle, haajuat received aW large end fr s esh ee supply
of 'ha best FAMILY GROCERIES that the
Philadelphia markets can - afford. The subscri
her has just returned from the city, and would
respectfully invite his friends and the putpie
generally, both tt town and country, to call
and examine for themselves his large and in
creased stock, which embraces all the artielei
usually kept in his lino of business. Such. as
Rio, Java and St Domingo and Lagutra Coffee ,•
'lmperial, Young Hyson and Black Teas, of
very superior quality anti flavor; Lavering'e
crushed, loaf, falling loaf, and loaf sugars, or
ange grove, clarified New Orleans and brown
Sugars of every grade and quality, with price to
suit. Honey, sugar house, Orleans and syrup
Molasses. Spices of all 'kinds, which he will
we ail pure and fresh ground. Brooms, Co
d. And paitited buckets, churns, tubs, half
.1 el measures, 'butter bowls, butter prints,
b tier 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 TOl3ACCO,spanish half spanish
and common CIGARS. Ropes twines, and
Brushes of all kinds. Prime CHEF.SE'alwaya
on hand. Sperm, - Winter, strained Elephant
and Common OILS.
GLASS, QUEENSWARE.-1 have! also
added to my already large stock, a number of
now patterns of White Granite and .dancy tea
sets. with CROCKERY WARE of everyoe
aeription, whichilVill sell at the lowest prices
for cash. .. •
Feeling grateful for the liheralvatronage here ,
tofore bestowed upon him by a generous nubile,
the subscriber tenders them his hearty & sincere
thanks,and. hopes that in his efforts to please
and narieular attention to business, to merit a
cOntinuance of their support.
.!Oct 3, 1849. JOS. 1). RAIAERT.
. „
CLOTHING!. • CLOTHING!!
THE subscriberrhaVirjust ratinfed - from
Philadelphia with a splendid , assortment
goods for gentlemens wear, witli -- which, they
intend offering great inducements td'
sans of Carlisle and the surrounding - Country,.
They-have on land an assortment of
di Eta 'OW 13P /Mt Wlt C.M.
•
such as dress omits, cloaks, over coats; vests,
pants, shirts, bosoms, collars, under shirts
drawers, gloves, stockings, Silk. and other . crat
vats ' pocket handkerchiefs, suspenders, hats
and Caps,,trunks, traveling bags and umbrellas
all .ol;which articles .thny intend. selling itt'a
very small , advance on city cost ? having I'M.
their motto "small
,profits and quick sales.”—
,They, wish it to be understood that their cloth i
in's , is all inanuiaciured,under their own super.
intentional, and not,in the city, hence they are
'enabled tomarrant every, aril* they sell. •
experienced cutter, engaged in
their estahlisliment,
. i
they,re prepared . ,to, make
.to,order any artiole.of clothing nit neat, rash:
, i9Rithle,and Substantial .manner, and at. short no. 1
two! RN OLD & LLVIDI GIIT, 01%r,:: - •.1
directly'oppoeiie',
Cantectiortory: , ?tore, '
„ to.ct3 3m
, GREATEST, BARGAINS'' , IN,'. 'CLOTHING i
TrVO , the citizens of Carlisle, and aurrounding
. country.? Just arrived, alarge,and,sphirt- , , I
did- assortruent , i'of,„fashiptitthje, ; .iready-mathi' ,' ' CLQTHI NO; forihri fhll'and w hiter trade, at ~,
, the 'Sterner , fp Gbldmaivacitith•radt' corrier t e,ofi
Main. ' ostree and' Market , Sguarn,;Carlialor- t
The undersigned, respectfully informs the t cni. 1
sons of:C*1101a and adjoining
country, that he L
'Has justzarrisid fron , Philaderoliia, , Vlth:a i large •
assortniefit Of 'Fitehionablo.Ready ddedn , Cloth,
ihi,t, which for cheapness anti quality, Ineverl:
10cbeen . witnessed , in L thic:place, - ,, sueh;' , Ua i.
French, Oerman and American ClOth.DlltSB,l -
AND ~F ROClCCOATB,.;Orer:iCorits,'.;and 1
B uidnesto COtitd;' f if 4 aIV deibriptidne,l Cloths, ir
'0 assitaeres,' a;ul Sat t ittit'S sok ;Coe te, T fine lillk'J
and' ':': fader ,etisainiere;, , :tl).antlloons, • •ROPeri4r 7 1:
Satin - ttudentiOetriellk ; velvet . cloth- and',,,sattlrfet !
VESTS,',Aisc, a. large atisorttrientrofleonft
' Handkereffitik fine' ;white% Lliteo.Bfri pePand ).
fie& flarinell:Bhirtso cotton 'and woollen, !', night F '
Shirts; .+ DrittverC;r:Bosornie, ,, ollars;'&6lt:- , u-s -,
wr $ °Rut iful ''fal,lr i stilor Of .-,, H V AT 8 , - dr:- OAP By
LWlllibeholdrtit :prApeq! , 'qhitiiipqryoiiip' Any , :viliere:.
0 18 0 e' Gbrilibio en , iartrfnA te d . to ,cialVand-extt;,:
) l ati ini 'lair goOdd; air hals - Sittip; , thitt;these %who„.
buy vial go away. witl* good ;FlT.sed "cheap' '
rbilpe s i .p..%,
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- 4 , r i tqatural - Society,-,Dlet4ißg. v
Olke,fairrogAjrctiatiling.Ao;
bin,. adiet . ~p ieW.lterdaighiift.4- ; Cartfire;:*- P n
ITHURS ritiKe ,2s lh:OrDatolia;• 18 . 4b;:tiel
_Ve!ock,:./... ll ;;;lnk_fi..4.l4'llaa',heailifere prepared
for,theploaghpgm,hteK,,,whi94.will
commence
t Ce4iMitiO6B ardi'
Zug - • :.•• .-••-
.1 Coniaiitte Nee , Lietri.6./CP.
Wm Kincade, W,eaver.
Committee onAgricultilkiztliiipiiiizma:Fiad..
prick Watte,r•Cr,eßfgel,l4l9lll9, 12. - pbery.,Bryeon,
Xt. C Sterritt:Vin.rLine;J r . .• •
i Committee , on , PtOughir4.To Pradley, D.
SterrottiaiThiniMinger,'D;Cohle. ! AVM .Lam
berton, Skilet WPodburri,'Geb - .lChata,f " .
I :Comntiket Thomas
zeo, •`' ' •
COMmittee on Hoge, and §hecp
Lee, John Stewart. • , •
Comniittee on. Hosted Johp.
Miller, Peres Howard, Richard Parker, Wm.'
Alexanderr.'
Comm , Mof Superintendeqee. B Myers,
Armult pm able, Wm 1 4 1; , ffendereon, .Jos,oph
LbbodlVT W Pnuom By order of the.Bociety.
o ffly , RICIIARD*-PARKIML,
PROCLADIATION. -
WHEREAS the Flonr.frableDEßialt
WATTS, President Judge of the )3 ovoid
Courts of Common Pleas of the, counties .ot
timberland, Perry and Juniataiin Pennsylva
nia, and Justice of the several Courts M Oyer
and Terminer and G'eneral Jail Delivery in
said counties. and Hon. John Stuart and John
Clondenin, Judges of the Court. of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail 'Delivery for the
trial of all capital and other offenders, in the
said pottitty of Cumberland; by,their precepts to
me.direeted, dated the 28th !lay of Aug., 1849,
have ordered tlll2, Court of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail DeliVery,lci be holden at:Car
lisle on the 2d 'Monday of November, next,
(being the 12Th dayl at ido'clock in the:ford.
noon, to continue two wockia.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given, tothe
Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Constables
ofthe said county ofquinherland, that thoyare
by tht said procet commanded (.11in then ands
there in Choir proper pezepie, with their
records, inquisitions, Irri . tniiietiorns;'and' "till
other rometnbfances, todo those thinguvilitch
to thoirollices appertain to be done;un d aliihose
that are bound by recognizenetio, proscicute
(against the prisoirtretnat are nrthel) shall be
in the Jail of said comity. are to be there to
proSecuto them as shall he just,
JAMES HOFFER, Sheriff.
Carlisle, sopt26 •
01 (dice.
• • :CA II LISLE, BANN,
15th October, 1849. '-
. .
AElection for THIRTEEN D It EC.
TORS of this Institution, to serve for one
year,
_will be • held' at the fiankink Nouse, on
JTIOXIMOit the 1911; day; of Otovcosher, noxt,
between the hours of 10 o'clock,. A. M., nod 2
o'clock, P.M. GEO A LYON;
octl7te Prewideni.ls
Estate of- BALTZER GuNime,
LETTERS Testamentary en the Eitate of
L
Ballser Rankle, Into of South Middleton
.ownship township, Cumberland countY, deed.
hove been granted to the subseriber,,residingin
Monroe township, in said County. All persons
knowing themselves indehtedgo Said Estate are
requested .to make immediate payment; and
those having claims to present them for settle
ment:Le t • GEORGE BRINDLE,
00t17,6t - EreColot.
Abrice.
LETTERS ofAdmmi-tration do bon is non
with the will annexed, hitving issued to the
undersigned residing in West .Pennshorough
township, on the estate of Itoburt If. Dnbar,
formerly of the Borough of Newville, Cum
berlatet county, deceased. , AU persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to-make pilyment,
and those . having diaims against the same are
requested to present them for sortlement,ll
J A AlEq 141.2 C
drl ',thus/ riztor.K
0ct17,6t
In the Commo❑ Pleas, of Cumber
, land County.
. .
N tife'matler of the Petition of. Adam
rer, legatee under ilia, will of his- father .
George Seirer, ate of lint Pea:lsla/rough;
(now Hampden township),. deed., to have a
Trustee appointed under the will of said testa
tor. Now to wit, 27th August, 18 , 19, it appear
ing to the Court that George Snavely and Mary
his.wilb and the children 01 John Seirer, dec'd.
td wit: Samuel Seirer, Susan Seim., Jacob
DillifirdMT — try his wife, late Mary Seirer, and
Fred'k Mumma end Elizabeth his. wife, lax
Elizabeth Seirer. and the chirdren of Daniel
Seirer,
dec'd., (their names nor being known),
Elizabeth Ausberger, gwidowl late Elizabeth -
Soiree, who resides-tactile state of New Yo;k;
ati&Samuel Goodyear husband of Peggy late
Peggy Seirer, dec'd.,
and Weir children who
reside in the States of Ohio and Indiana, ,their
names being unknown) are interested in said
trust. Notice is herebygiven to the above
named parties to appear on 1)10 DA Y the I2th
day of November, to shave cause why n trustee
should not be appointed as above staled.
oe7lo 3t JAM Ei4 If ti F•Fu:R. sh,ff.
Notice ,to Creditors,
THE public will take notice that I have ap-
plied to the Court-of Common Pleas of Cum•
berland county.for the benefit of the:insolvent
laws of this Commonwealth, and that the said
Court bus appointed MONDAY, the 19.111 day
of November next, for the! heitrin of me .and
my creditors, at the Court House in the Boro'
of Carlisle, when and where said creditors may
attend if they think proper, and show cause
Shy I should not be discharged.
ectlo .MICHAEL,
AbtiCeß.
r HE subscriber, residing in Hampden town
& ship, Cumberland county, having been-ups
',Anted at the last term of Court, a Committee
of the person & Estate of PETER ZIMMERMAN, a
lunatic, of Allen township, all persons indebt
ed to the said Zimmormuu, are hereby notified
to make payment, and those having claims a
gainst him to present them for settlement to
septl9 61 JOHN R.UPP.
. •
Estate of MAZY MARKLE*, dec'd.
ETTEIIS CESTAMaIiTATLY on the
L A I Estate of Mary Markey, late of Hampden
township, dec'd., have (teen issued in due form
of law to the subscriber residing in Allen tp.
All persona indebted to snid • estate, Will make
immediate payment, and those having Claims
Will present them for settlement.
septl9,6t DANIEL 111Al2,KLEY,-Ex'r.
Estate of' Henry' Kimmel. dec
•
LL persona are hereby notifiedllthat Letters
of Administration on the Estate of Henry
:liirnmela•late 'of the Borougl of 'Mechanics.
burg, county of .Cumberland, dec'd.i'•have .thin
day been Issued by the 'Register in'and.for said
county, to tho' anbatfy,iliee who resides in:Mon
roe township, in the etitirt6i 'aforesaid. All per.
sons havineelaims or - domande against the es:
tate of said .decedent arc rasp:tested to make
known the stand without delay, and those in,
debted.tmmake payment to .
0bt49,6t •• • JOHN HOUSER,
,•
Esta e. of 'DAVID. LAmn f -deseased,
ETTERS 'of Adruinistintidn on Ws Estate.
d/L4l of DAVID:LAMB, Into - of Menhaniashurg i
'Cu mberiand 'conney,`deciiiitAba hove:boa 'gran.-
ted ,to the subscriber, residing in 'Bjlver Spiing
taCinsitip, persons' Idiving .41n.wit l i against
said iEstete are reiluested - ro . present. them,, and
those knowitig themselves nidobta, rnake
,i3p.rn O lato payment` to= JAS.' Ai - LAMB.
' Administrator
Dissolution of Partneiihitu`
•
1 1 " -
partnership heretrilgre existing between ;
the eilliiternierd:tihilOr , the.° Wei James'
•
Grenson Co.;•hata 'this rlarbOen , ditioolretlOY:
)iaut not: consent: t , AI I I . petiotis ~w helhov,e
`settled adenoma nre respect fully, , invited 'triton'
on,Jentee.Grenson'for iaet'tlentent, , tni , en hook B:
,and accounts ore ix his' hinds., ,:„ • A ••
- ^Aocre JAMES GREASOII,
B ITZ ;
74Plenfield:Wept 22(1.49 - - , .
.;Bt' The -.husinensa for' thenftituret p 9
-4 ? itintihtied at'the 'old-stand ; - • .'•
'WA A CKER L 4, 3 4*
SA LM E.
xeßaqzos,
rp . etag;.
HAMS ,AIsI,OSL,PE;
'SHOULDERS, ,
LA'RD'&I3HEESE, %`:
Ponttoptlyllnlipn
And far. antn.14 . 0. 1 ;
',TITALIVIEIR , :&
•Mnrlieti,t4treeMharl
PHILA)D4LPFIrk.T
supply-9f - Lii:did4
yund . rt. veriety
pclitker,gpp4s , . pletit26T.' l, G':WqFrTNER,
, .....-.
TUHT recbisedtia.Eho Cheep
.141 , 15' el
P!ivhblel. , . , bialfilir
rr
grocer'elt4
si..'ofthe'iutsoriberliklot? m cflN it W.
wi4c t e fi O oe , ' ,GriiO:Alii' atltbwhibb lll `
li'!3Oroined:ti'sell;'446tlik lowest:prises for
.;V.TtN'tY' , 24 , 4 4 r
•
• - •
'. -. ' cal 2-ct7'.....113'''.4,:-
vstate
most . TwimritrA G ESTATE
Alirahtdf'Stayinati; 'de v iltrffer
:a t
0
ifqq sale liti;.(thilPriiiatacila.Aill4liting';cliofde"<
ikxavatnisti:Perti.iaidtioO;eperifi, ,
:ce'titdd;
.frfie"-PARlithltiiatrid in,
tritfOeynst
Asehtty&eff,thet„.`t,ite,npfkii'foad thorefrdin
tit Pittsbiirg; and edjuinelStidti`,ol.Titedb'Biiel,tlie`
rlton as 13, add
ICContrulh it . : 229 : 7 A 1 PREAkiiii02
Ladd; Ma liigh„ . ?srate‘h,fbitlttitailim of
abodt,l9o Nom are elettrerr,"inififihkialiintiele!;
covered with thriiiikTitribePi'','PlieiMPrevri='',
inentic nre of thd .nititittlinitinetind-r4pensiVei
; ' kincl',:coritifstfrierif ti :large TWo''
‘rz-N 'Stisiy, BRICK E Lit
49 Fin and finiethed itl '
„. 7 e.1,11 - 111 very'' hest • ;nlimner a, two+ storA
S:ropm'TErsrA.M. ncivsE,
a large.donby Biinklterni Corri'Cribs,Ntion.
Shod, Carriage '"Hputief'Sniiiko' and Wash
heuse z and other.,tidt-budditigiii'all'end'eaelt.cif
them in goed repair,',' There' 3:29 also a ,young„;
and thriving Apple: arid Phricit'Orchard,Oge
ther With ydrioue other - fritit :frees ih thh;yard '
and garden, bearing 'the 'ch'oicest varieties Of
fruit, and a well of noven.failing -wider/it-this
door. The cattle are -supplied with water by
undergrourfd pipes, leading from 'the
souse pump to a trough in theliarnyard, or •
they may fina it during a greater part of the .
year in a pofld near by. The Conodoguinet
Creek and the Silver Spring bptlt run along
different sides of the'Farm. at' the distance of
a single field from its boundary line.
The situation of the above.described property
its nearness to market, the good , roads which
pass.through it, rendering. 'acdess ,to (4 ea s y a t
all periods of the year-r-the beauty of its t o :
cation, the excellence of itti' improvements, and
more than all the fine q lily the soil, ran!
der it one of the' mos eairrible and Valuable
properties either ps ence or for renting in
rho county. , • -
Persons wishing to purchase Real Estate,
would - do well to call and see it. 'lt will Show
and speak for its'elf. 'A t.lidrougli .eiamination
of it will say more in its praise titan any news-,
papeud,yertisement or handbill could' well do,
Withoutean appearance of;exaggeratitin. All
who may wish -information! as to the terns of
the sole can obtain it by calling, upon Mr.'nen
Malin Eberly, one of the Ekecutors, at his re
sidence in Mechanicsburg. Owthe day Of sale
attendance will be g.ven, the terms: made
known. and and on unexceptionable titlegiven
by, THE EXECUTOR'S
oct 'Ohs of Abraham 'Stnyman, dec'd.
frrirarrisburg Telegraph and Limcnster-P,x
amtner. copy till sale and send bill to this office •
VALUABLE CHOICE PARE AT
PRIVATE - SALE: ----
The subscriber intending„to remove west will
sell at private sale the farm on .which he now
resides locatedin . West Pennabarough town •
ship ides,
county, on the'Conodogitinet
Creelt; - eight miles west of Carlisle and Si
miles ot..the Cumberland Valley Rail Road,
Containing 128 Acres olfirst rateelean arable
land, in a high state of cultivation,• there are -
about four hundrec4 pannelc of Post and Rail
FencOen'the farm' Theimproye- •
. .
monte consist of a large
s, Story -Weatherboarded HOUSE
elith Wash House, Smoke house,
and Ice House anifa nover•failing
we lor water at the door. Also, a large Ban •
k,.
Barn, with corn-cribs -Wagon Shed and an
apple Orchard of goad fruit, together with a
'1 wo Story Frame Tenant Iloust, with a well
of water at the door, this is one of the best
farms,to produce-all kinds of grain and grass
in this section of country. There has been-a
bout five thousand bushele of lime pat 011" this
Farm within the last few years,
- The subscriber will sell with the above tract
if desired, on the opposite side of the Creek,
seventeen Acres of iirlit-rfite Timothy Meadow
and about twenty-five acres or good: thriber
land. (001101 WILLIAM Afil'Eß:
1)::r Volunteer and Lancaster Union. publish
six weeks and send bill to this office.
.property at Public Sale.
•14 , 11'Tal be sold • at public salo• on SATUR
DAY the 2d of NoVemberitip • 1849, at
-Mount Rock, West Pennsboro towns, Cum
berlaud county; Pa., flip Lot m
kno*n,s
eideliee oP"S"aintiel g A•
CRCS, moremr - loss, having thereon erected a '
LOG DOUSE, a good Log Stritife;'n flog-Sur
tiler an C2Ctellent cellar dad well tenced garden; ;
a beautiful and thriving young Orehard,Miin•
sidling of 42 Apple trees, and a variety of
Peach, Plpmb, and Cherry Trees. Said lot
borders on and is but a few yards from the head
of Mount Rock Spring, and is a ploasani,,,rsi#llk.
deuce for a mochani. Sale tomommence
o'clock P,M.,iyhert the conditions will be made
known by toct4o] SAM'L N'ICKEY.
VALUABLE , IRIII, PROPERTY
Por
THE subscriber offers at Private sak i , the
property on which ho nOwliveitt, tituato within
ti quarter of a milo of the borough of Liver
pool, I'erry county, Pa.,
consisting of a SAW
MILL, GRIST MILL, ag ACRES of Lend,
- . andtwogoodDWELLlNG
„ 4: . : ;•• HOUSES, &c. all of which ere
in good condition. The Grist
. • Mill is three stories high. with 4
pair of Burrs, Flour Machinery
and other necessary fixtures. both Mills are
so arranged as tb be run by both steam and wa
ter pober. They are situated within a quarter
of a mileof the Susquehanna river and Penn's.
Canal, thus having every facility for the cheap
transportation of produce to market. Being
determined to sell, us I desire to leave that sec
tion of country; I rgOke. the terms most
reasonable to any who midi to purchase. Per
sons are requested to doll and see the property,
or address the subscriber at Liverpool, in said
county. (septs 2m) JOHN ELIY.
MILL , FOR RENT.
TIE subscriber offers for rent from the Ist
IL day of 'April next, a large BRICK MILL
dud SAW MILL on the Conodoguinot Creek,
in East Ponnsboro' township ; Cumberland co.
known as -Abraham .oyster &Mill. Tho Mill
contains four run of Stones,. capable of mak
ing a large quantity of flour per day. The pro
perty is in order ststithe.situation good withlt
sntheioncy of water at all-times. Apply to the'
-subscriber in New Cumberland.
sept,l9,Bt CHARLES OYSTER:":
TAVERN STAND,
FOR RENT.
t •
ElDsObscriber offers for rent that NOTED
T
TAVERN STAN D; called 'Oys
ter'e Point,' to which is attached fibbut maws
3 ACRES of prime land, situate on the 1 8"g
road from Harrisburg toCarlisle, about three
miles from the former "plgee; in East Pennsho
rough township, Cumberland county. Cull on
the sobscribor living in New'Cumberland:
auu2B 8t CHARLES OYSTER.
Pure Fresh,Vod:-Liver-011.
• HIS. new • and : valuable :Medicine,' How
- r • :y; Peed' by - the modioaV.profesolon With
T
tine bstonlehidt efficacy in the cure of Put:.
inOriai7 Coniumptlen, 7 B erefuld;'CAronidithou t
,
matiemipeuv; pen Oral ' tiebilily, - Cornplaidts
Of. the ICidniye,,di,e, dzit.;*Th prepsked hunt the
liver , of the ,OOD4'..FISH ',Ter. ~, Inedicintil, - usti g
expressly for. our matte. , :,- . t , ,, 4 •,•-•-:••,,..! ,•,.
(Extract from the London I Ittedtil - Voiiinali) . -
. ' ""C. J. fl: Williams , KA), F. ~. gi.,,,Profes.;
scii•.pe moiohefiv,triiyookt: voila ge;,'Len.;
ded;ConepitipiPhi4lol4o, elthe Fleapit - 41 1)r
ciontimpiatoni ..,44. ' .iyii . l . . .. I 'haye 'prescribed
the. Oil Jut ab,ove,:fcur horiOod,,eases,Of tuboi,, '
culous diseaite of ih4,l4nagot In d4T 4 ll'ent slagoi,
whichihave been,under isiT.Cirl Abe ,last , two.
yours arid t4t 'billet , '(, 1 ilt . ( the=, hirge 1 number of
cdsee;lo6 out of: 234,. Ito pee. w a I ~, follciwed 'l4
rtterhe'd itiid'uniiidivoettl''iapreventelit; very.; •
Ing in , diteieb)ii:4lfFerent imees;freei 'a temp o-
l'erFr 4 s4itlintidri.drfheiOgteeiVer the Aliened'
ind'?i'mlAigot,l4`iii . ',diStreE . 49ni, ehititt'erns; 'lip
to. a - tooro or lime ooniPlefe reloid . c r inn „to,appa,
rent heath% ' , e'll o. :•' . ' l4 l l. '-''°''' : 'V ... ' ' 3 '''' - '.'s ' P:
i 1
,The etiliet'brthe - Ood:rdier Oil in "mos t pi:'
theinnetteei ivviii" ibmremaikithle.c'Even'id'i''
ftioi, , daye.4 4 ,).pipgikWuP;rl , l l rffeted.i.llio, take= .; ,
toratiun ditnlnishodi , l6 - ,ique9tity, and
,ottanitY • ",
tile4'nfght , l ., swetile..;Aejusedi•4l l6 .i , ,Pul , Q , hedatp a .-;
,siower, , arid.of bstteevolutne, arid the'aPeatife.;:.-i
thieli'Ulid , strongtliiWerel,gradnally.impro v ed,.
. ~.
~ - , . illieonoliiiiions. F reliant +.l.l)st, the Tura fresh ,
'Oil troni : thd liqei ot'the'Qtid' fa' tifore..banaeiel,
lii i ihn?tiidittifet? l ,:!# , Rupicoddry:cofiamyol . o.
i. R ,fi k f oiiivinol o w oi ,t,,,iiii...: i 0 0.,,,,,.
;oo:_iii4 ba..,:y:11 - 044 4-Atoyo,i'r ,- ..'-'...:,,„ - t .
, 41„e we shity,e Inedo 4 ,artenge . itaf!,itf.tiiipineuie 4'.
lh : 4l99oll•AVer PP;s:frOh.lrottc,lieli4 qUarte.ipAt
' attti:;itor4lieAd',44o o,lll o ll- Y. Oute r t) . glePl 4 o° '''.
Nottld,'Orjri, t boXesi.'ot,inte,oo;tid'44ech.., „ 1 ~;,,,,,i
r,:lui.wonderfuleflietiok has hrOuced_nutnernue 4
- epurious:ithitcitione:vAdAttr'eutoosis i depUnde l'•
eittiie . ly,'UU itit purity, tee much'eird'eannot be i
Used; Ili' Pi,Plillrngl4 BC•ol l ii'Pi'4T i, : . • :' " " '• , ' , 4
•1'V.A,T 1 '7•110940 3 „)1,4V,,,1ng PRIJ our‘ivittell Iligt10.• P.
' , iurei.ititiy4bit:depenuedAponTe geUttine.i. - / -4 :,''!.
;:ofp,,mphretsi,oeittelninean t analvide , luft, ,.. 1
o.ll ;tWitli , ,hatiiiikilP;it, - ,lrotn:;'Meditutl:Jt,,,iiktt ii,l..
.111.,44:1 lieht- , ,,l44llUseiivho kiiiir'ese•2:ual,* " I E I I I
I ; 9 oiike., : t.v f-, JOllM'Cgpoctorr 4..,9014m,,..),
41kiiL,
iiii?:4,:',„!; l li7slsealo Drii6riSfid'ild , plioinifs;' 4 :: i
.1 . ,o et A ~. •,•:•,.. nor - 1' ;ILI, ili a
~'. ' 104 j ,'," ' ioa. eti Thro "" .'• hi ' '
sio'•.! . .ta4 . 11,;14',aii)01t 'r•
if: l ,' II: 1,.; ,f,' .. i••: ,- -' -h`,,,.. ' , pst; , ' '51,1..1 ,, ''':: - le - 1:
' • r . ' : . ,eir''3.l'; ' . • ... 1 . , .:;.,.',' ~.:, ..1.,
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' ti tv o i
ITALUABLE j r REAL:X ST Vl l 4
N TEN POl.Gti7,44rmos/6.Weati
„titbser
bet' Wiji:,:sellnerifiSiditstill3"the.-pk,t.E412,141
litch,ho;;;norosidarrl. - jaunted jilkintion
tOwwhiri, roulnlicrlaud eininty, abonctilhOalleir
hetWeen tho arid
ttotorri Road; dont air k ing .100 ; A:U4p8;*
df too: - rate Ltind;• ahont.seYe,Ot
deree,of?which iit , 'Clearettandin:a'higlistatO , Ol
euliiiittitiOonnCiiiiderTgOod
'• 44...anceis-'novered-withOtivind
timlionq'The emonts
:1.1 ll' 154'0 , S.tdr s r, .LOO Hotr.s.o,
1 , ,
.• roOmAnd.::Kifelten aitirehed
- - therefeni':Akri,,,*.t.aro6",Bank'Xiirii;
Corn Crib*, SmiikS/gri, and ktther'but buildings
rincesanik for thiii ! l-F,arit:::That'S is a'Avell of.
eaver•failing wilier eontrenient , to,•the holise,"
,there le art A.pplillsriihatA•of.-awit One litia4 s 4d,
grafted fruiefrees; with a. great variety of" other
kindie.of-frtiit, spelt'
it 1 4 18 1: 111 4 0641110
will'bei,niveniugl forme nuidii easy.hrenllnig on t
ocit7 o 9wk. ViNARWW; . ..c.AAO,AI.I4It,S;. ; ;It g
Paluable:RealEstate at
..OTAPHANS,'.OOURT
VW' Pursmince of an order of the: Orphane
Court of Cumberland county, rho. subscri
bar, Administrator 9f deorge ,Rupp,l r.: late of
Allen townehip,"Ctimberland - county, deed.,
will offorat public, on .SATURDAY, the 27th
of October, at 10 o'clock, A.M;the following
real estate, labs the property of said deceased.
No 1,-Sitnato in Shiremanstown. Cumber
land. county,. now occupied by David Brown
being a,TAVERN HOUSE anti lot of ground
The stand is well located for business being .
the only..putrliellouse in that vicinity and on
.he public thoroughfare from Carliulo to Har
riebUrg. No. 2—Situate in Shiremanstown ;
adjoining the above property, is a Two Story
OWEFLING F 1 0 U.S,E, now occupied by
Ellas Miller, . It is a large and commodious
;louse Suitable for two families, No. 3.-,-Situ
dajm fladvden township, in said county, im
nediatelY„in'the vicinity, of Shirbinanstown,
aa . Lot of around, on which is erected. a
;laughter House, with every 'convimience for
dirryjng on the Bittelmaing Business. Ation
lance given and terms made known by,
septl9 • • JOHN SHUPP, ,Adm'r.
Valuable. Property For . Sale;
reHE subscriber has. a FARM. which he
wishes to sell, The property is eitgated ,in
st Pennsboro township, Cumbe'rland noun
y,' Penna. five and a half miles . West of
arliele, On the turnpike road leading from
larrisburg to Pittsburg, containing 128 Acres
f first rate Limestone Land, in a high state 01.
ultivatioh. About 100 Acres of it arc cleared,
nil the balance of it is in' thriving Timber.—
Phere is a large amount' of Locos'!. timber
crowing on the place, the soil being perfectly,
congenial to the growth of Locust.
/ The improvements are a two story
•;•.11 BRICK Et WELLIANG HOUSE,
4 : i.i... 22 'hy 28 feet, a two envy Rack
--- Building, 18 by 22 feel and two
tories hi with a double Log Barn, Corn
:rib and Wagon Shed, a young Orchard .of
cry stiperior fruit, and chbice fruit of different
inds. There is a_ well 'of water in the yard
ear the dwelling. This property has nia,ny
dVantages—only. five and a half miles - from
:artiste—a market always on the-road. Per
ans wishing to purchase Real Estate would do
'ell to call and see it. ' 1
Sept 2—tt . :I7, I AIATTHEW DAVIDSON
Palnabl e - : - .Vai; in
, AT PRIVATE SALE.
pribl subscriber ofleril for sale his valuable lL - FARM lying on the bank of the Conodo
alum Creak, in West Pennsboro township,
t timberland county, five miles west of Carlisle
end one-half mile west of Davis' Mill, and one
end a-quarter miles north of the CuMberland
- alley Rail Rend. This farm contains 105
. _CR ES, 53 Perches, of good Limestone Land,
a high state of cultivation, about 95 - 7lcton
i re cleared: land ,the- remainder is covefei with
t lriving young timber. The improvements are
P large Two Story STOl\ F: HOUSE, large
tone Rank Barn, Buick Tenant House, with a
-yellsof-goeckwuor at the door.. Also, Wagon
bed, Corn Crib, and othe necessary out houses
good Apple Orchard Of elilice fruit. T, h ore
i t also a varicl'y' of Peach, Plum and Cherry
tremtegettle With about 500 panels of good
I must post amPaliestnut rail forme, out the tarni,
rlso - 00 panels reedy-ta put mi. -The subscriber
i'•ho intends removiliglo the west will sell low.
ll'or turrher particulars enquire of the under
signed residing on the premises.
soptl2 Said PHILIP ZIEGLER, Jr.
For Sale or Rent.
• raiE subscriber will sell, or rent for one or
more years, a lot of ground, containing
ear Two ACRES, situated in South dlid
t township, on the road leading ftom the
Carlisle Iron Works or BoilingaSpring to Ship
ensburg, about t h fec (planers of a mile from
i.the former plac.ps, on which are a
Pt .WELLING HOUSE, Wagon
Maker's Shop, and a large Stable,
-l with.% well of never failing Water
• near the house—a young ancl.thri-
N ing Orchard of the best selected fruit. Tho
roperty isiocated lit a rich and densely popa-
I acd neighborhood— being ono of the best sit- I
t otions for business in the county. Those '
.isliing to view the property will cull on the
subscriber living rojoining snit' propert y.
Septl2 tf IfIACOR SAWYER.
Land at Exeeutorfs Sale.
THE subscribers, Executors of Daniel Meh
-1 •r, late of Allen township, Cumberland county :
-eceased, will expose to public sale, at his la.e
residence, on Tuesday the 16th of October,
1849, the following Real Estate, late the prop
, rty of said deceased :
No. I.—A tract of Land, containing 40 acres,
I Rutty) in Allen township, about two miles bnd
half east of Mechanicsburg, near the State
toad from Harrisburg to Gettysburg, adjoin.
lag lands of Polar Mohler, George Yost and
t there. It Is first rate limestone land, all of
• /Nell is cleared but fise acres, and under good
lance and excellskit cultivation. It contains no
improcemonts,Alt is advantageously Situated
tar farmintpurposes.
o. tract, of land, situate in the same
wiaship, and containing 12 acres of a good
t.uality of Shoe Land, having thereon erected
• '"''. • A ONE STORY LOG HOUSE AN D
STABLE, with a Young Orchard.—
•: 11 : Is under cultivation and good
" fence.
'No. 3.—A tract of Woodland, situated in
.'Monaghan Towlskip, Yo k county,containing
5 acres and 144 pucka of thriving chosnut
imber.. Adjoining land ofLudwig Feysinger
:kook and others.
Attendance will be gi on on said day and
terms made known by
SOLOMON MOHL ER,
JACOB 510 FILER. •
Excititois.
. . •
• 1113,E1311 TEAS. ; -.•
ATE havejust received an entire new selec
' V V tion of choice and 'fresh GItEEN AND
I [Am( ..,TAS,..enibr t ioin g . Young , Hyinin,
'lmperial and ,Ganpowder,tens, of VarionS quint-
I' es, ranking'frotu Mitt' sl,2sfier . pound, (*rant'
t to teiiiitore - of t he:Messrs. Jenkinti;.of 'Phila-*
dolphin, nett . eurely and freshly packed in
On
quartor, , halt, an and metalic and paper pack
.#gos, ,as .well as it the 'bulk:' ..Tho'selectionsr
Is 'e made by one o the partners, who has W -
I erporience in the business, sarong the Chinese
t temsolverfor,abopt sever! years, and this ed.
it,tmage, togethor J with,oUr own eXperlenCe, and
t'te encouragement extended to us in the selling
pf tlictio',Teas - for niore 'then too years nest,
sieouragri, us confidently to recOotithilid thorn
a I sittieriorlio any' othdr selection of Toot, in
f , tls'mttrket , =-lor 'sale at the Grocery elate , of .
tt• duly 11.:49 . •. ' , t., •'. J. W.. EBY . ,
, ' Tobacco arid Cigars. '' ."
TUS'l'viaiiNctilandld'r stile whelestile'and re.'
Oir tail the but and' cheapest 'selection •of CII
I. 1 11 R Slii'. he; found' anywhere . .otit ea+ the ejty:
l'ho.seltie thin consists of.. '.. ~.. -, ',..,... .. .. •
~, Granoderes; :a , ' ,I, . : Ernilini•L , ' '' '.. ,:,
: , Castellos, , !. L :' : ,, tassit. !.Lug Ifrytnayera,. , 1
t i
k ~ P lenttytien.t.-, -2 •:'‘ • -,..6i- I,een D'Ore,Regalitt.
Nrineipe.., '- ' l' ..: ' , 1',1 /f LEl , Gil,ltat ' . ', .• %,..
% Yonne and Figures • ', 1• plesindern; &Gall
1- .:' All 'Of:rhe 'finest' Cuhn,n'uil,Haynh ft:. TOlie eee.
iintiOiiir,tiplin - ;'o6 rieefesr . :,:rquitner,'liesidee '1
I.‘ve,eieellent Blxps and ihe;beeelVfolseiAtAliko
l';' , U3 best,COhigrenn encUCeiendish ,- T OB4CCO
'kith - plairiland - ,ife'p(enediaLrtiilnenA priheli for
t emlf...., Call.and 'mullein° tiny, steplcillßVir?'llor
ehanfnir;...lWill 'Salt by: t./_)te . hok' as . le.‘v aa..,thPY
`6 ll nbe•had in T h e eit'it: , Illee't 'forget ' he; place
,Otiliosito rhelailrorid nffidit,A,,.; ; l., l . ..,...., .i..,,. ii ,(4...
i Carlisle; auirl ' ' '‘l 'TT' If eltraNit ELL 0
• . Back
r9Oeinci,lTA,i4Pgpttnignt '9C4.41-;
-diee'Sock. ,
e'Son riot, hor,rxi, - , Grgyi, sq.y i
Sic,• 006)
•
Raffs w
•• • •
ranWp4l4lribmct.,iin, doa) , r
to,t ThArM
:~`
nNl7~+ , K4it ',^, ~ , u~;Mmsl~C : Y+t4'r. : ~dr',Td, : aa.,'s•
Zeal lafa#r..:
N.ALUABLE }MILL'AND
• " 2 - ' okt:4lA:tit
Err.REi eutiscrib'ersiwishineto rernove , to the
at :private ;.•sule their. valuable'
: 111 ILL!da;FARIVW.situalcid iii , Wesu•Pennebott.
rbugh:.:township,, umberland county, 'near.
Novvvillme , The.Farmovontaina ;132 ACRES
oT.hrst rate limestone,lantlqho• celebrated.l3ig ,
i)ring ippeplqng th,e Western 'flifomin, f tb.r.'
,ttect,.a.stream that never, fails or freezes' r aild
is ,toe'iiitillqd 'by, any,., Bream "in
~the United
States. .:T•he'.'imprOvements. are a first..rate°
MMEITAIsiT: MILL, three stories high, fin.
off in the triopt..eoinWele order, vi/ith a.
pittetie Merchant Bolf,eelf.pricker, and ell the
latest. imlrovemenisin Machinery.. There lea
kirn dr}iiikenin t attaelied to the Mill,iwhich
I •
to sitnatbd the above named'
spring. 'Also,nD WELLING
HOUSE, Barn and Stabling, Mil
li • ler'it House,'Cooper Shop; Orchard
&c. The builtlinge • are all nearly
new, and in•the beet order. About° two.thirds
of the tram is cleared, and the balance covered
with ,thriving timher. This property is near,
the Cumberland Valley Rail Road,. in the heart
0f . ..n*116 country, and offers strong i nducements
to capitalism. !rho terms will be nitide.Masy
to suit purchasers, as wo•arb dcitm mined to sell
ffffliM , . ' JOHN PIPER.,
1111161111,t. sAmt.J.EI, PIPER,
Intag•• JAM ES,,PIPER,
lialsoct2n.4t low •
Town Property . at PubapS: e.
JHE subscriber vill offeekt Publialo on
the premises 'on THURSDAY, the 25th
of October next, at 2 o'clock, P. M., the fol
lowing property, situate in the Borough of Me
chanicsburg, belonging to the estate of Mary
Markley, doc'd.
A Lot of Olattid situate on the north side of
Main street„bounded on the south by Main at.,
on the west by a ,lot of Jonas Rupp, on the
north by Strawberry Alley, and on the east- by
a lot of Ann Zearing containing fifty feet in
front on Main street, and two hundred and eight
feet in depth, having a One Story FRAME
PLAISTERED HOUSE; thereon erected.—
Terms will be made known on fhc day of sale.
DANIEL MARKLEY,
septlfits Ex'r of Mary Markley, dee'd.
VALUABLE CHOICE FARA( AT
PRIVATE SALE.
IrriTlE subscriber intending to remove West
1 will sell at private sale, the Farm on which
he'ner,i! resides, located in' North Middleton
township, Cumberlatid county, on the turnpike
road, lending from Carlisle to HarriSburg, 23
piles east of Carlisledind one half mile
of Middlesex Mills ' dt.' the Lana Spring, alift ,
toining,l9o ACRE S' of first-rate Limestone
Land, Ina high state of ecltivation,about 13
Acres of the above is covered with thriving
timber. The greater part is set with locust
post and chesnut rail fence. The improvements..
consist of a comfortable Two . •
Story DWELLING, with two '-
Kitchens suitable for two families • ;;:.
together with Wash•house Alt
Hoese; Smoke house and a never •-; •
failing well , of water at the Kitchen door, with
repump in it. Also, a Stone Bnnk Barn, 80 by
37 with Corn cribs, Wagon Sired, Carriage
House, and a horse stable separate, with run
ning water in the yard, and a large apple Or.
-chard,- with choice fruitoxees. 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 flail mile south east ofthc
above Farm, having,thereen erected a two story
DWELLING HOUSE, 30 by 24 feet, well
finished, with a bank barn 48 by'92 feet. Also;
a Wagon Shed and Corn Crib, all new, and a
young Apple Orchard. This farm is the best
of limestoneland, end in a high state of eulti.
The subscriber will sell the above
farms together or separate to suit purchasers. I
Persons wishing t 6 bay will do well to ;Sim
the property it is a most beautiful situation.—
Come and see for yourselves.
augls CHRISTIAN -RHULE
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE,
THE subsefiber, administrator of Ur. A. H.
Van Hoff will offer for sale, on r the premises,
on THURSDAY, the 18th say of October,
1849, at 10 o'clock, A. M., in pursuance of an
order of the Orplina "Ciiiirr:of - Cnitibarldrid
counix, the follciwidg valuable properties siiu
atelfi the Borough of Mechanicsburg, in siad
county.
-No. -I—That large double two story BRICK
. . HOUSE, containing about siz-
e- 1-3. -• teen rooms, located in the centre
.; of-the town, and bounded on the
south by the Main street, on the
west by an alley, on. the 'north by
the Cumberland Valley Railroad, and on the
,oust by the Union Church lot. There is a good
well of water and cistern on the premises, a
good stable, and a number of choice fruit trees.
_ .
No. 2—Ten lots adjoin ug the Depot lot or
the Railroad Company, will be sold either sep
arately or together.
No. 3—Ten lots fronting on the Simpson
Ferry Road, will also be sold separately or to
gether.
No. 4.—A lot of about 2•4• Acres of Ground,
•in the said Borouah, bounded on the south by
the Cumberland Valley Rail Road, on the west
by lands of Michael Hoover's heirs. on iho
north ,by the Green Lane.; and on tho,east by
the helriof Dr. Oliver, dec'd.
pperties offered for stile are amongst
tethiable in the town, and worthy of
the attention of capitalists or those desirous o
securing comfortable homes or otit•lots. Per
sons desirous of looking at the properties will
have every facility afforded them by calling on
the subscriber, residing ono ni;le east of Me.
chaniesburg: C. TITZEL, Ad'mr.
•aopi.s'49te
VALUABLE • AL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
WEIR subscriber has in contemplation to
remove to the %Vest, offers for sale the
Farm on which ho now resides, initiate partly
in Mifflin and Frankford ,tOwnships, Cumber..
land county, Pa., within three mike of the
Bore' of Ncwville and the Cumberland Valley
Rail Road. Containing about 200 ACRES of
patented land of first quality gravel and slate,
about 170 Acres aro clear and well sot with
clover, a considerable portion of it has been
limed. It is under good fence and generally
set with locust stakes. The improvements are
- 'a Double LOG 1 - 10!'SE, and
:41111 Kitchen with stories, a huge
Frame Bern, with two titre thing
floors, Corn Crib, and W.tgon.
Shed, complete Brick Smoke and Wash house,
with water rising in the Wash house, and a
Tenant house and Stable. There is a never
Jailing stream of water runhing pest the im
provements. There are two orchards one of
which is young and grafted friiit. , The above
Farm is well calculated for raising ciihor grain
or stock. There is running Miter in all the •
fields except two. The t FOAM will suit to be
divided, and, will be seta in
,lots to suit purr..
chesakea - -- • • tc
• I will also sell two pii3eao of, timberland
situate i , Mifflin., township, ono of which is
patented. Persons wishing information will
please cal upon tint subsoriber.
1y2.549tf • . JAMES. KENNEDY.
Iffam4iiitory . of Pocket 80. k 9, to.
No. 5,f3 - desnut Street, above Scrond;
PHILADELPHIA
HE subscriber respectfully solicits public M.
T
tension to his superior and tasteful stock of
Pocket Books, Banker's Ceserayßill.
'Pressing Cotter!, CartlAlaede i - gcrl
miles, Purses,' Podket and '
other fine Cutlery, Gold Pens, and
Pencils, Segar Case's, 'Chess ,
Men, • Back Gammon,
Boards,.
.llnininos, btu.
His assortment i consiste e most farbiona-
41 4
blu and modern styles, of the finest quality and
excellent worktnanship t embracing every desir-
able fancy, pattern, wind he will at all' timer/
be prepared, to exhibit end furnieh wholesnle,or
retail on the most reasonable terms.
fitYPtirchasers who' desire to supply them
selves srith attioles,olthe best quality,will con
sultithemicnen , interests by crdling r ut this tv r ,
tabl •,?_, F L , Ji SMITH,
•' Pneker2Book,Manulacturer,_
seps . 4m 52 Chesmit Strom, •
NEIVIOR'IIgt:tpOO . :STOREE.:
••-•;•• - 004
AV F'aitow , on„ 6404;,Jole:,reeelve1 'di oat '
'4lO Maeuraolorers,.a.'falliatispriment
•,.
"14gRINdES;•=f1(•, -, ',11• INgBi •
e,:'•Tifii!celo're'•Parlikdoeigoes beingtheir,:own
aeleotin slid entirely: theirs. •• „-
lIINENpHOSI EftY;'.'• HABERDASt-lERT," •
and'all:the troika . ' of•DoMosiic _Goode
oonetaritl and retail,
‘".'l.'i."'l',• 'de oO. , ,l , ',O'opir'deviefe from ;first price.
11;rli
e are plaily receivipg,, g ailde, from
Now yoiy., A uetkona • IPhildaept26
School' .4' •
oostorsan-106
a'R,opportuOity,..„,of,lisying theirld9tinol
'rases to the TiossurplYac any tune during this
,rdoritti.und , the fitift'VOOV in October nea i
b2deitit6tP
of; 1
, 3
. , ..
listeJliaitccino..
.: -,
PHILADELb.
Ne;t2,'",gda'f/i
..'MOPIINtIsTt
mal9so.ll '&6 1. 8014 p
\
Jt Mourning Goods, , a
attention of di , buyere visit
examination of thstock. -
As the utmost st are ie liken iti • . -• .
and .selection , ofitheir goods, keep al li a f tl Pg
assortmentat all seasons, °Tering for a • rage ,
what is • good and of the proper sin deLo aa l Y . ?
•
rip deception as to make OD qualh yi nal , - . ,
Lion in price, and every article •8010 as to ' -
can\ be.purchaeed elsewhere. Those requiritt '
mourning ,attire, can be satisfactorily soited;,
without the trouble, fatigue and loos el •tizae "Of -
proceeding from store to store, by visiting at
once this eatablishment.
Lupin's Botnbazines.Mourning Chintzes,
Born l. Finish Alpacas, I "- Long Shawls, :
Plain Cephmeres,',Black Thipet
FrenchMericoes, I Saek.Flatinels,
Wide Black Bilks IPatent Erieh Crapes,
Lupin's Moisselines, 'Mourning .Veils,
Mourning do dor Collars,
,;...cdo Himgaritme, r Fleecy Silk Rose,
Silk Cashmeres, ' I %dorm Gloves, &c.
Opening . daily ; new black and half mourn- •
ing materials, Orem low priced to the most
co- t)y,_ . .
•
MOURNING ST ORE.
d 'Stidet;''
LPS,IVELYII r
iriiite • the
\the city tut
iklr'Wholosalir oash-buyera wilt find ii to
their lava - tomb . in alf:t''V sapt26 4t
•
mrticxx Oil grAoics.•
EennYBODY READ Tills OA REPULt.V.—Thote is a
Sarsaparilla for anis ht the different. towns called
TowitseniPe Sarsaparilla- It is itdvertised as the
NAI., OENUINIH, end all trait This Towneetairrnodoctof
and never was' but wen formerly a woe . • • . ea:
nols, an.l the like—yet he sesames the title of Doctor or .
purpose of gaining, credit for what he isnot. Ile says 1,
hos attended two medical schools, and practiced for bite
yeare II" Now the truth jai he never practiced medleit
day in his life 1 Snch mi./kil o tricked misrepresent • clli
looks had to the character and' serenity. of the man. I wish
° moot sincerely, lie hall never matlealione statements Of him.
'self or of me. When will mehilearn to be honest and truth. .
ful in all thelr.dealings and intercourse with their fellow
men 1 ffe applied to one Riner`Clapy. to twist him in man.
ufacturing his mixture, stating-the large Meer 'he would'
make, aa an inducement to etubork•lnthe business.. ,Them
men have been insulting and libelling mo in all possible
forms, in order to impress the polilla with the belief that
rho Old Doctor'd Sarsaparilla wasn't the ginnine,wriginhf
Sarsaparilla, made from the Old , Dostor's Original Rect.
pie. This S. P. Townsend nays Ulmer. earth° use of my
name for 87 a week. I will gins- Wu 010 film will- pro.
duce one single solitary proof of this. His statements of •
Thompson, -Skillman & Co., toe nothing, but st thane of,
falseitotals,.siMply made to deceive tile - public, and keep
the truth d own in regard to his douring-;firmetifing Cott..
pound. This Is to caution the public to purchase none late
Old Dr. JACOB Towneentl's Santaparilla, haling on it tile
Oil boeter's Menden file familthCaat of'.Arnsi, aml his '
signatureacross the Coat of krms.
Principal Office, 102 Waican.strecliN. T 1 City.
JACOB TOWNSEND.
TOE ORIG I NAL. DlScOvnitna OP TOE
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.
Old Or. Townsend in now about ill year, of nee, and has
lone been known rte the AUTHOR and DISCOVERER
of the G !NE ORIGINAL "TOWNSBNO
SARSAPARILLA." Being prior, he was compelled to
limit ns manufacture, by which means it hoe been kept out
of market, Lutdthe sates circumscribed to those only who
had proven its worth. and known its value. It had reached
the ears of Many. nevertheless, ne those penmena who had
healed 01 sor e iligpanes, and saved frotti_dentb.
6611110 ft Ito weud.v rut
`HEALING 1 , 6 %VER.
This GRAN I) AN I) I/ NEQUA 1-.1.I.:11-1'ltR.PAILATICN bi
manufactured nn the largest ett le VOW Ilr through
out the length and breadth of the land.-especially an it is
found incapable of deamierattan . .arsibtertoratilm.
Unlike yontig S. P. Townmul's, it improves with age,
anti hover changes Inn Ow the honer; because ft is prepared
on scientific Finciples by a srienti fie mon. The •liirthest
knowledge of Chemistry, and the liitest discoveries of the
art, have all-heed-brought into .requieition ill the manufac
ture of the 0111—Drie Sarsaparilla. The Satiapatilla root,
it in well known to medical 41011, Contains many rued/mai
properties, and tonne properties which are inert or uneleten
and others, which if retained in preparing it for use, pro
duce/cremate/inn and acid, which is injarious to the ars
lam• - Some of din properties 01 . Sarmtparillit 'warm Solatilt
that they entirely evapemte and are Inst pi the preparation,
IfNley are not preserved by a scientific process,* "0 nn.
iy-ta those-experienced in its manufacture., Moreover,
these tedi?tile principtes,whielt fly of in ion all rt.
hahrtior‘ .under neat. arc the very rvsce/to/ intel ect! p;op.
Mfea ol.thezent. which give to it all to. al , ne
cotottla . I t coo b c7l ‘ s o r m ' r i t e re w tftiteimrotrl'ite tilt
I they g i o n t a '' t te d r ' i k n
the rent Ulan. lroni anything else ; titer can then strain thin
insipid or vapid tnveelell Willi mir rnoll,te, ana
then Call it eSARVAItAItII.I.A Ii XTRACT or SYRUP."
But such is not tile article known an rite
GENUINE OLD DR JACOB TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARILLA.
Thlo in no prepared that all the inert propertieo of the
Sarsaparilla root are first removed, everything capable of
hemming acid or fermentation le extracted and rejected ;
then every partirle of medical virtue in secured to n pure
and concontratml form; and thus it la rendered incapable
if toeing any of Ito vn [noble anti healing properties. Pre
med in ill iii way, it in made' the moat powerful agent in the
• •
Cure In n zno r la 'D Is
. . .
' Hence the Tarrson why we hear commendations on every
Wahl ita favor by men, woman, and children. We find it
doing wonder. In the cure of •
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA. and LIVER
COMPLAINT, and In RIIDUAIXTLYM, SCROP.
ULA, PILLM, COSTIVENESS. all OUTANE
OUS ERUPTIONS, PIMPLES, BLOTCHES.
nr,,l atii!ciiorttoirining from
IMPURITY OF TUB BLOOD.
It possesses a marvelleMs efficacy In all . complaints ari
sing front hsellgeethm, tram Aridity of the Stomach, from
unequal cirrtilacion, determitauttin of blood to the head,
halpiuttion of the heart. cold feet and hands, cold chills and
ot flashetopver the body. It bee nut its equal in COl4 and
Coughs ; end promotes easy expecitiratton and gentle per
spiration. relaxing strictures of the lungs. throat and every
Idler part.
Hut in nothing is its excellence mere !penitently seen an .k
acknowledged than in all kinds and stages of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
It works wonders in cases of Flu& Mints Or Whites,
Palling of the TVentb, Obstrusted, Sapprrosell, or Painful
Menses, Irregularity of the menstrual periods, end the like;
and is effectual in curing all the forms of Kidney Diseases.
By removing obstructions, and regulating the general
system, it gives tone and strength to ;the whole body, ant/
time curer all forms of
Nervous Discuses mud Debility. •
and thus promos or relieves a great" variety of other mal
adies, as Spinal irritation, A'ciiralfia, Sr. Vitus' Dance,
Swooning, Epileptic File, Conortlesone,
It cleanses tile blood, excites the liver to healthy action,
tones the stomach ' and gives good digestion, relieves the
bowels of torpor an coned rpation, allays inflammation, pu
rifies the skin, equalizes the circulstlon of the blood, pro
ducing gentle warmth equally all over the Nab', and the
insensible ;P0N11,..11.bil r.. , “ NCO] re- and ttehtnese.le•
moves alt otisillocoone, and tnvisornive the Vlllll - 0 nervous
system: 1,, ant this then
Tine Medicine yen pre-onsinendly needl
Btu con any of diode things be said of S Townsend:a
inferior article 7 This young north liquid is not to be :
COMPARBD WITH 'III.U. OLD DIVS,.
becittoto of (too GRAND PAM, thth the. one is IXCAPA
BLE of DETERIORATION, and' '
NEYEI: SPOILS,
•
.
I, while the other DOES: sourrng t. ( ermenting. and`ohrreing
' the battlog containing It ,iiire• fra4upptts ; the so jr, Itch)
liquid exploiting, and domarritassother donde! Shirt not Mk
; horrible compound he poisonous to the systernl-11'hatr•
put acid taloa systent.olreedy•tiiseatiscr acid:arid? What
i causes Dyspepeia.but acid} Pa we tiot all know [hal when
food sours so our stomechs,"wltat roldehitif Ii prodimesl—
flatulence, heartburn, palpieation of the heart. liver corn-
maim., dfarrlaca, dysentery.. colic, and corruption of the.
, blood I What is Scrofula but an 'acid humor to the body I
;Whitt produces all the Immure which' bring on Eruptions o r
'the Skin, Scald (feral), Salt. Sitcom, Er7siiieles, White
Swellings, Fever Shred, and all ulcerations internal tuttl es.
terns/1 t i is nothing tinder heaven hot an ecidsuiptionee,
which sours, Find thua spoils all the Hanle [ditto bdy, more
041013 P. AVltet eaters ltheumatirne loit a emir and acid.
fluid which insiotatters Itself between the jolter and One.
where, Irritating are] inflaming the delicate tioniet iron
which It noel Si of arcons ditemses. of impurity of the
blood, or deranctei eirmata ire> and nearly all Na 40111011 M
which ntllict human ce n tre.
Now le It not horrible to make and sell, nett frpf rriiet,p
(Came tit one tills r
501/511 , 44,YM1A1EN711 , 164 . Milk's COldPouNn ,, OF
R. , P: TOWNST:FID,
Anti yin Ile would thin have it ineferstoosi . that 01,1 Itr. .ta..•
cub Townsend's Gernatie Origirial tgra•anparillai in nut(YiLt
iTATioN or Ibis inforMr prnitaration.l 1
`llearlcti f o rbid 'Mat yin, .atom) dial in nn article whiele
.would hear the r.last amnia rrrembletice to S. P. Town
'snarl ankle! ,
i,We Molt it titultirstontl. Ixeratced it, itcrho erAsotroirt irorh,
Mid. S. P. l'iornectel's anti:le and .ildtrr.'.lbralitown.nnd'e
Sores paril la not /kr; erm tilde apart, 0.1 inllniicly 4i...in1.
tier that. Mop are unlike in - corm 7 particular, harries opt
nun 'sludge Ilona' in common,
An Sr I'. 'Townsend is no doctor. and never war, IN no
, cheninii„tin ph 0c 0 0 .,,,,0i,,,k0„,, , . no 1110 re of matlichin or
,disease intro:my other comtiton, utocienrine, tir,professimmi
' man. what guarantee can the isobliefiteXe'lltair,the,F,ara 'rn
: vetoing a outline ticks/011d medicine,copt ;pink hill 'the M i l l
;thee of thA'articles'ared in preparitß ft. and *bleb ore!
f Capnblo of thaneei which migitt'rrudor Mehl. tite.. l / 4 OUN't•
l afPloensailltit.ll of healds:), , ' . ~I , . ~ .
', • 'lint what elne'rlattild be eepartiat.'hom one who imowi
malting compnrellroly'etjandinion or der/enter .It reataree
_nspentor, qC sohtelexperience to • mink and reeve *pervert e
• common.liettent meal.- lime ,rywch r ynarr .important in tt
thatr he permute who menu tact urn mathrum tlemicnetltr • •-•
, TVHAN',NTON'AGIIS.ANIt-S MUSLIM SI STEMS: ,
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i'ihouhl know Weil die predicalpe, cpert.flf' flitting!, the' hem •
',meaner of tecurlita and cenceinrtil ;ply boalintr‘arraies,
elan se trid,ebniSe'Weewletlaw of the joritt'disetureo whieh • ,
elfluit , the . human ;system, and ho to - titluovretandice.,ll,,,
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14.11 felo,arrost finial veal he'uornirtuaite;l6 oar polio
Into mounted liuniartity. to kindle hope, bt the deepairmg
bosom, me reitore health:. end • bloom., end .sigor, into the
crushed and brelten,.entl to barileh:intirmity that 01,'D DR.
JACOH,TOWNSEND hen SOUGHT and FOUND the ore. ,
portunity andinenne to brine bin" ''-.• - i'-'• " - - -., , .
Grand llnivorsal Illetseentre,ied..Ueniedy.. - ,
within the rpach, awl to the kuciwledep of All who neat'
that they may learn Ited.lt now. by joyful e',i)erirhee, its',"' '
: .' ~ T raisseesttiont Power no. Iferti. , . :,. .
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let mg f3tore.,,ia the room lately accepted
the.Yeat-;Off South:Ratorer' street; mpg,
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