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- • orksof the U. S . , 'Rouse of Represen•
- ,ibiari interesting public docurrient.
jileasuie to natico such evidences cf the taste
and Skill of our borough mechanics, end to
•
endorse the praise bestowed by tile society on
• • the articles exhibited at • the Agriculturai•show
'ast week by Messrs. Jacob Fetter &Son, and
Mr. Robert Allison. We hope our Mechanics
- w - ill efonce resolve to act upon the suggestion
of the spoieiy, and prepare some evidence of
their handiwork 'cor exhibition at the next
- meeting of the society.- _
REVIEW AT THE .GLIRRISON.-A ! sari' le
was fired at the'Carlisle Remelts yesterday
morning, in •honor of the .veteran General
CHURCHILL, Inspector General, U. S. A.,'who
appeared at the post on a visit ohnspechon.
The parade which took place immediately
alter, for review and inspection, although the
number of men wis tint lar4e, was quite a
bruyisome affair. A detachment of ninety
Tien left the Barracks on-Saturday iri'orning
44`.110r Philadelphia, where they immediately
§i? took passage for Matag.mla, Texas. 'The
detachment was under the command of
Capt Granger, and is intended to fill up va
cancies in six companies of Dragoons.
The fine Band at the Garrison—al we
must not forget a particular note of—visii
. ed town on Thursday evening last, and came
down upon the ears of our c itizens, most
unexpectedly btit delightfully, with a 'crash'
of soul-stirring martial music. We are clad
to learn that this treat
. may be, expected fre
quently while the weather continues favorh-
Frrn.OLDEN ' t3 DOLLAR MAGAZINE,
V the deaihrof Holden, has passed into the
hands of WILLIAM H. taILITZ. who is making
arrangements to give it increased attractions.
The November number will compare favorably,
so far as contents are concerned, with the best
$3 Magazines. It is publfvlied at only One
Dollar per annum in advance, although honest
ly worth double the money. Those desirous of
subscribing should address the proprietor No.
109 Nassau Street, New York.
GREAT YIELD OF CORN•—A field on
the border of our borough belonging to Mr.
Jacob Shrotn, containing one acre and
three -planers; produced this season ninety
barrels of husked corn.• As the, season has
been very tinfavurable for corn, ibis most be
considered a very'extraordinary yield.
ilonCll atattco.
NEW CotNTEIWEITs.—The"
of now counterfeits is gleaned from our ex
changes : ..„
-- - - Franklin Bank of Baltimore-s's not described
Burlington on. Bunk, Medford. N. J. —s's situ
Huns, Vignette, an Indian sitting on a inert
Railroad.cara and city in the dnianca
State Bank, Newark, N.J.-10's spurious.—
Vignette, Arens of the State. Between the
pudica of the _Cashier and „Presidirni. A_ mer
dallion with two heads on_ t.
State Bank, Camden• N. K-10'5, same as a
bove.
State Bank, Elizabethtown, N. J.-10's same
as above •
State Bank, Ne w Bruns wick, N. .J.-10's same
Ike above
State. itanlt, 4orr!stown;..l3.4.Z , r7lo•e_- enmeuis
above.
Minis co. Bank, Morristown,N. J.--10's same
as above.
Counterfeit five dollar notes on the Frank•
tin Bank of Baltunore, are now circulating in
Maryland. The signature of the President is
smaller than on the. genuine note,.and the im
pression paler, and the space between the word
Maryland and the liberty,. cap wider.
Another new counterfeit has made its op
pearanee on the Ilarrisburg Brink, of the de
nomination of five dollar+. They are badly ex-'
ecuted, and can be detected at a single glance.
They hear the date of March I, P.M, and are
ma . ked letter "A." Link out for them.
DULIIITFUL BA ,110.—Thompson'g !lank Note
Reporter, of the 24t1i, puts down Hu following
institutions in its list of doubtful Banks
:
r Salisbury Bank, Maryland ; Exchange Bunk,
Washington, D C.; State Bank, at Morris, N
J.; James' Bank, Jamesville, N. Y.; and Sus•
quelianna county bunk, Pennsylvania.
0:1•We learn from the Philadelphia BulletVi
that the total amount of California tiold re
ceived at Philadelphia up to tha pre ent iiine,
is about $3,100,000, and that the whole amount
now at:theiMik will be coined in about three
caThetlty of Philadelphii;.hee 14 banks,
with on aggregate capita 4$:061000. New
York..hae 25, with a eapitair,of,t44,l49,l9.
ditil Alm:lids.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 27. 1849,
The Floni Market has been inactive to-day
and safes for export reach about 1000 brie stand
ard brandiPit:ss, which is the uniform asking
a price for home use; gales aro limited• ,vithin
the range di . 85.15,50 per brl for common and
extra brands.
CORN" MEAL—Nothing doing; the last
sales of Pennsylvania were made at $3 per brl.
'RYE .FLOUR—tOO brie sold at $3, and a
small 1aft0.3,121 for a choice brand.
WHEAT—Is in good demand, and the mar
ket hasfurilior i ..proved ; some 6aBoo bushels
sold, meaty prima Pennsylvania whim at 414 a
' ineluditig-a Choice lot weighing 63 lbs at 115 c
' and prime;red4 at 1054106 c.
CORNIs brisk, with sales of 5000 bushels
z • Southertf yellow at 65c 4 included in the sales
- were'3oo bushels prime Pennsylvania at 66c.
04.,T,18- 4 / 1 111 at 9,7a30 for Southern.
,'','::. , *j,PIifLADELPHIA, Oct. 99, 1849
F,o,T:PX'OUR-- 4 There west) fair demand, and
eales.Of about 2000'bils, including fair mixed at
'l3.s,.and)good straight brand at 89.05 per brl, for
ir'
'Verne - use, sales arm) ited at $5115,50.
CORN MEM, steady.
--. •RY.S FLOUR-- mall sales at 83.'
';'''.WHEAT—Is in ,good demand, at full prices
, `. sad
~ sales reach souls Balo.ooo bushels, mostly
.. cririatti Tenn'a whium at 1150. including gond
. redtrail4ooe: '
.. - CO.F.CNIs brisk, and considerable. Gales o
'Ocioiliern'yellow were made at 65c.
• , ivaccazaraturau-aum •
../.“ min.., Beimßebore, Redford county'', 'an Tueiday
enienliorthe 23,1 loeinnt. by the Rev. Mr. Clark, Mr,
-James Graham ot,' Allen township, Cumberland co , ,
to Mitie L t oolea Stotler; of the former place. -. •
•. (Bth init., by the Rev. A. ii, Bremer, Mr.
bath of Perry
county t
. Qn the 18th Instant, by the name, Mr, James Mob:
lan of Carlisle.. of C o filele, to Miss Carolina Osborn:,
of South Mtddteion; ," ' . • . •
•
On the; 25th iinotint,., by the eatne..'Mr. Anatol',
r An
1111hughart, to Mien !Hettinger, both of North -
On foe adaY, the 234 Instant,'l,y,J.
,
J. 'A, Gardner to Miss J. A.'Fishich; both otPote re 'burgs 4'
the, lath by the lame; Mr; W. df.'
• chell. of Newport; to Mile MA Elliott, of fleityaburg,
. ••• On Cite' Stet. instant. P. Frey to
' lea I, Shutter both of, Adlthe county. -
• n, 'town,. tin Theredity eiva'nitiSrlest; bY' the
•,,
V. Jo 'a S
.:Pritthey,r. Jabot:o(4lliter 'of Silver
•L . Spring tp., Mine Mary Gill, of the farmer
nt the: residence, of Ihickuiriltei,
— Mr John COW, Ill,the ilatity , etTer,his
the. 24th. Instant, Rav,. - iiLii:th4
th,yeise of his age; Mr, moi.C.thanAd'
a the 'es 9. Matt Paeiof or.lb9•Preebyterialf cool *too'gf . Roo df =llofough. -Re'retired`troutlitivac
work of boraelnietry.ln.;lB37:t c0 , i,1• 1 .1
ittlie,4 nat. : at t urresidance o .o‘,Jecon,,Esqr
oPpierietowii, - Pa .TeOstse Unto, - Rea •;,, Cunt:.
eilaiiitscOunty:iin , ]tha.'llBll;yriar
flo,"lsisertt.the time 'of hie: deeth:ontl.'hed
'eleaßti'S'Orikatfirldidar'lft the, First.; Preibitekleit.
died Its the asettrattialof
,
*PROOLADIA' TION;
'W.HERPAS , : rionnrible 'E n
atuntanr
Wgrre,; Pies id en V.lndge . Of the of
Courti'lif,'Comni : On„Pleite , `„cif the ,deuntiqx:
Ctieribe;land,.PerrY and Juniata, ilk PAIIIIBYOII..
nia, and Justice of , the several' Ceurtaoi , Dyer
and' Terminer ; and General 'Jail , Deliveiy: in
said counties. and Hon. - Jahn Stuart and John
Clendenin::Tudges of ;the .Couit of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery 'for the
trial of ,all capital and other offenders, in the
said County'Of Cumberland, by their:picoOptii to
Inc directed, dated; he 28th deg Aug ., 1849,
b e vy. ordSred die Court of Oy .and, Terminer •
GoneralJail Delivery, to e holden atCar- .
lisle ',pp the 2d Monday of November, next,
(being the 12tle41iy) at.lo.o'cloelt itthefOro
noon, to eiantinue two weeks.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given, teak°
Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Constables
ofthe said county ofCumberland,thattheynre
by the acid precept commanded 4n.be then and
there in their proper Orions, with their rolls,
records, inquivitions,, examinations, and all
other remembrances, todo those things which
to theirollices aPpertainto be dotio,u d all those
that are bound by tecognizarfroo, to prosecute
(against the prisonerstitat are or theirshall be
in the Jail of said county. are to be there to
Proseeute them as shall be just,
• JAMES HOFFER,.She'riff.
Carlisle, sept 26
CARLISLE BANK,
15th October, 1849. i"
N Election for 3AIRTEEN D P e E C.
11tL TOILS of this Intifitution, to servo for one
year, • will be heldat the Banking House, on
.410.N - DINY, the 19th day of November, next,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, X. M.,.and 2
o'clock, P. M, GEO A LYON,
octl7te President.
Estate of Thomas Urie, dec'd,
NOTICE is hereby given that letters testa•
meniary on the estate of THOS. UfH,E,
late o f North Middleton township, Cumberland
countY, deceased,have been granted to the sub
scribers,tlie first residing in Carlisle,and the other
in S . Middleton township, in the same.county.
All persons having claims or demands" against
the estate of said decedent are requested to.
make known the same withont delay, and those
ndebted to make payment to
- RICHARD PARKER,
ROUT. C..STERRETT.
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Exeentois.
Estate of BALTZEn • GIINKLE, dec'd.
LETTERS Testamentary on the Estate of
Baltser Gankle, late of South Middleton
.awnship toWnship, Cumberland county, deed.have been granted to the subscriber, residitig
ip
Monroe township, in said County. ALI persons
knowing themselves indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims to present them for settle
ment to .GEORGE BRINDLE,
0.07 fit &center.
y ETTERS of Admini-tration de bonis nova
.11_4 with the will annexed, having issued to tlie
undetsigned residing in West Pennshorough
township, on the estate of Robert If. Dunbar,
formerly of the Borough of Newville, Cum
berland county, deceased. All persons indebted
to said tst ate are requested to midst pnyipent,
and those having-claims dahlia the same are
requested to present them for settlement.
JAMES 11 , 1cCULLOUGH,
0ct17,6t Administrator.
Notice to Creditors.
THE public will take notice that I have ap
plied to the Court of Common" Pleas of Cum
berland minty for the oenent of the:insolvent
laws of this Commonwealth, end that the said
Court has appointed MONDAY, the 12th day
of November next, for - the—hearing of me and
my creditorti, 6,1 the Couyljlonae le the Brifo'
of Carlisle when and wi:ere said creditors may
attend if they think proper, and show cause
why I should not be dieoharqed.
- OctlO MICHAEL SELF:O,TR.
Estate of Henry dec'd.
A LL perdoes are hereby notifiedithet Letters
.11,. of Administration on the Estate of Henry
Nimincl, late of the Borougl of Mechanics
burg, ceifoty of Cumberland - ;rlsed.; - have — thia
day been issued by the Register in end for Emig'
county, to the subscriber who resides in Mon—
roe township, is the county aforesaid. All per—
sans having claims or .demands against the es
tate of said decedent are requested to make.
known the sated without de?ay. and those ip—
debted to make payment to•
ocHo,6t • JPH•ly' HOUSER, Ad'mr.
%Rs - rate*if, DAVID . LAMB, - deceased:.
LETTERS or Administration on the Estate,
of DAVID LAMB, late of Mechaniesburg,.
Cumberland county, deceased, have been grip-•
ted to the subscriber, residing in Silver Spring.
township, all persons having claims, against
said Estate, are requested t'o present them, and
those knowing themselves indebted. to• ma ke
immediate payment to Ia'JAS. A. LAMB-Jill
Oct 3-61-pd rAdminist, al or
Dissolution of Partnership.
THEpartnership heretofore existing between
hesiiNseribers under the firm of James.
• .
Greason & Co., has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons 'who have un
settled accounts are respectfully invited to call
on James Greason for settlement, as all books
and accounts are in his kinds.
JAMES G.RBASON,
•
CHAOS. BARNITg, i
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Plainfield, aept 22d,'49
N. B. The buqineas for the future will be
continued-at the otdit4and b y
J GRE—ASON.
THE SYDIPTONIS OF WORES
Are the tongue often white aqd loaded; the:
breath heavy . and foetid; itolaugreeriblo
or sweetish taste an' the mouth; occasionally
thirst; the appetite extremely variable,
some. ,
times remarkably deficient; and at others co
subjoin: There is sometimes a sickish feeling
with vomiting oil', mucous; flatulence of the
stomach and intestines; pain in the abdomen; °
swelling and hardness. of the abdomen4ithe
bowels are irregular; the stoolt4are slimy; arid
there is an occasional appearance of wormy
in the evacuations; the urine is often milky
and turbid; there is frequently itchiness of the
ttindament and nose, winch is often twolleit;
thole- is occasionally disturbed sleep wit h
grinding of the teeth, and sudden awaking in
aiTright. Thera are, at times, headache e r
giddiness, ringing in .She ears, or even tieti r
net's, faintness, convulsions, drowsiness, insist
fence of manner, ill temper. In some easels
sign"
epilepsy and.cluderamnd even apoplectic
paralytic symptoms , and imveraloiLthe sign - .of
dropsy of the bruin ,and catalepsy appear is.
s pested with worms. Frequently there i a
stout dry cough, and pleuritic, pains; some -
times feeble and irregular pulse, palpitation a
and an!,irregultir fever; the countenance. is
generallYpillid or Sinew, and somewhat 1..loa;.-
ed, and there is occasional flushing of one o r
both.cheekeL Any ono 'of these signs is Judi -
°dive of Worins, and- the must effectual bee t
and cheapest remedy is Dr. John J. Myers'
Worm Tea, prepared' by 'Dr. J. W. RAW..
LINS, at his Wholesale and Retail Drug Store,
Carlisle, Pii., and none genuine without. hist
written signature. The .Proprietor .of thito
medicine is, to confident of its superiority ti t
any other Worm Medicine now in use, that ht i '
will cheerfully amnia THE stoner in' any,
cane in which hie . Preparation' fails to, give,
,equal satlsfatition. This 'Worn; Tea when'
made according, to the tlireetiormis (Adenine
and will be taken'by the meat faifithoui child.'
Each package contates 'sufficient utedteina`,,for i
,-
the cure of the, most 'Obstinate ease. 'Price
only 25 cents' ajpiper. , . Dritigists : and Store.
keepers,: supplied 'on/ the: 'most reittionakta
terms,' • ',. .:.-.. I.''':., .:',' ': ma.o23'49ty: I l
Trtiiika and .VaHsee.
THE aubscrAet,hieiiet received. tcfarili.er
supply of ',tidies and Gentlemen'. Travellir
Trunks. Also; Leather Valiecs and q
a variel .
cdcither 'goads. - reept26l ' W HITNEE.;'
,
Fish' Fish •Fish •
'UtiT received al•the'Dhenp reimilyHroCer y
Jthe subscriber, a lot 'of No.: 11, 2 and 9
Mackerel; in - whole,,.holf or'quarter bar'rels:-
Aleo t so'aac6e of Ground Alum Set, -whieh h e
, isdetermined , tosell at -:the 'ldWest prices .fo
coati. '•• too] (...,D HALBERT.
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'BIG • SPRING 'ADAMANTINE . GUARDS,
YOU zww o rdered to parade.'Ett. Leek,* g',:(in
,Illondriy ' th'e' s lle . 'of' , Nolieinbior: next: at
- ' O % - elq.ak; — proptrlre - OlOrtor'drill.hy:order of .tho .''
I o m t a in, , ', , - T. , ( I .!MILLER,'Jr4.O;I3:, , ;
R: B.—There will ti'ri.i Cohn held '
tie tl,ilefien - `thp' botirit 6f tp .anill, p'cloelei;'liatirtb '
40 . and pieice '. . ~.. "' ~ -2,, , :: ; i:;!,- ; , ; y: ,; t : :,' ;; : ,, ; , ,
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-„r:- - ,1EXTENSIVE -SALEf . 'OE-riF • • ' - '
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rinHE,..Su bscribe r 'having, nietertottled Act, Jeave yarhsleoatli i„ „fr e t at, -'ublto Smer-.-.-
Jil,..,ew W,FIDNE6DA Vti:..N oveiablir *-7th,'1,,C, 1 49;,!4'0.:0749,1;A , ..4.; . ikt'kis dyvellineon Main' '•
'St rentra large 'collection !ol',; :',.., J.: : l!! . .! t .i,-..:2 ~, ~,,,.., , • _' ~ ,,
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EmbiaPin g • almost,eyery article reqUired foiiHonisekePpiing viz t
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PARLOR PURNITURE . - . ' •-
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~.iSofas, 1 :Sidebonrd, with marble top, 1 dozen . Mahogimy Chaim, French Pattern,
_. 1 1 .linrge S,eureMiy, with several - private dravh, I"Large' Mantle blase,-Pldt,e 52 by 26
Inches,. I Mahogany Rocking Chair, 2 ottonians, 1 Patentßetid Chair, spring
sea)f, I sett Souiable Chairs, with' extra covers, A sett of FoldingsEin- ,
. • •mg Tables. I Centre Tsble,•Egyptian Marble !rep, i sett Man
• tic Camps, 2 Table Lamps, 80 yds Parlor. Carpeting, . ,
nearly pew, .1 sett Mantle•Ornanients ' with •
• Vases, I Stone Coal Radiator, 3
. . setts of Andirons: ' -• ~ • • •
CHAMBER FURNITURE.-1 Late Sized Dree'sing i.. ._ Bureau' Marble 1 .
L_ . ,,,,_ Top, ___
ditto, second size, i Large Mahogany Bedeteado2 , l:dahqicrydittKiMarble Top Wash
stand, 2 Mahogany ditto, 5 Beds, best quality of Feathers, 3 Maurasses, Large
and Small Bedsteads, 90 yds Chamber Carpeting, in ,good order, 40
yards Passage and Stair ditto, with rods. 60. yards Rag Car
pet,nearly now, together with the usual appointments
of well ferniihed chainbers. •
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DINING . ROOM AND KITCHEN.< 7 I Large Mahogany , Dining Table, I Din
ing Sett, White Ware, 90 nieces, I part of a sett, India China,-blue, 1 Britttinnia Tea
Sett, Chinn ditto, sundry Glass and Queenswsre, with a general assortment of .
• ,Table Furniture. Also, I sett Indian Chinn, 3 ten plate Stoves, with
. drum and pipe, an ossottment of Tin Ware, Tubs, Buckets,
- .
&:,. &e., with the usual articles for kitchen use.
,Also,
One Carriage, for single or double harness,
.IDIE SULKEY AND SLEIGH, with Harness, I. Fowling-Piece, together with
.!,,,-;,-)- sund,ry•artieles too numerous to mention. The above Furnittire has been kept in the
• - .best or d er,. and will be ready Mr the inspection of those wishing to . putrehase the
re - .;t4, , day before the sale. Terms liberal !
Carlisle, October 24, 1849. JOHN J: MYERS.
Ncto Itbucrtiectimits.)
FALL DRY. GOODS
JUST received and now opening at the
at tie New Store, Corner of Hanover and
Louther streets, opposite \Vm. Leouards old
stand. The undersigned respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that he has just re
turned from Philadelphia, with a large and
carefully,seleeted .assertment of NEW FALL
GOODS, consisting or an eNlynsive
Every article will be sold at the very lowest
prices. Mous DF:LAINEt? !—All the in Jet desir
able styles of ndnt figured, and the best shades
of plain blue, triode, scarlet, pink, blue, green,
tramson';,Al.o.. Fll4l/111 - 31 CA6II . IIIEIIEI ! — A
;complete stoclfriff 'elegant styles which will be
sold at very small profits. Onsss Sitars!—
Brocade figured, plain, changeable, striped
&esti, and the most superior qualities of glossy
blacks. Changeable Grew], trod Black
Satin, the most fnshionable article for the
fall. Silk Fringes, Laces, Gimps, Hollings,
Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, Sc.
Fall' and Winter Ribbons, of every quality,
a• dat all prices.. Also n lariic stock of elegant
STAPLE •GOCDS, which Imre" been selected
with much care, and will be sold at very groat
bargains. Our assortment of Cloths ' • easel—
%eras, Vestings. heavy patitliloorr stu ffs, a nn .
nels,-sheetings, tickings gilighams, checks, cal,
icoes, muslins, table covers, anid:dis, drillings,
linens, bleached. and 11,11)1,0(11.A Mnsiins, Sc.
is very large varied and complete. Also, on
hand, a well selected assortment of BOOTS
& SHOES, for men, women and children. at
lower prices than ever. UIiOCI.IIIIES
their variety, wiz :—Sunar, Colb‘e, Molasses,
Bekin Tea Company's celetirmed Tens, Spices
Sc.,dd the best quality Cal- t Chain.
All the shove goods have been purchased
right and will.be sold low
oct3 N \V W onDS. Ae,
NEW O,OODS !, NEW tir ..,031 1 / b !
THE . subscribers hn%e just completed
their purchases of l'A & WINTER
GOODS. Our stock con.tsts iu lam of cloths,
casehneres, ye:stings, eassineis. ut all colors and
prices ; white, yellow and red, all wool Flan
nels; Kentucky Jeans velvet cords and Bea•
verteens, Calicoes by the cart load, Gitighams,
Mous de - Laines, Merinees, Parnmaita's, Co
bur,„ Cloths, Alpacas, Fancy Moltairs, Lustres,
&c., Checks, 'Pickings, I ottie.-ttio Gingham's,
Canton Flannels, white and coloured, Linsey,
-Plain, Pihk. Brown, Maroon, Green and Bl'k.
de Laines, for I 2 cts per yaid; Mons do Leine
- Thibet - and Token SH A W I,St Long Shawls
at 3, 3,50, 4,5, 6. 7,50, H and 10 dollars;, Silk
and Linen Handkerchiefs. Co' ton, Woolen ;tibd
Cashmere Stockings, Irish Linens, Gloves;
Cloth, Glazed and Fur CAPS, Gimps and
Fringes, in tiariety, Combs, Woolan Yarn, all
colors, rom fine to coarse, Steel Beads, Twist
and Clasps, Purses. Scarf, Waist Ribbons,
Slides. Green Berea°. Itlite B ,rege. Table Co
vers of Linen and Cloth; C.trpet Chain,, Table
Diaper, Crash - , Linea Diapers. Edging.*Laces;
GUM - SHO ES. all sizes and prices, Umbrel
las, Carpets, Groceries. Queenswitre, Hard
ware, &c. All the above goods were bought
for Cash, gold and silver. and in a saving of 15
to per cent. below.those who bought on credit.
Those wishing to save will find our goods
cheaper than they can buy 'twin elsewhere.
Oct 10 A & W BENTZ.
NEW PALL Vr ODDS!
C±F,O. R. CROOKS hils just returned from
litz the city with a ',yawner assoriment of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS:
among which are new style figured Cashmeres,
French Marinoes, Alpacas of evrry„ color and
style, Printed and Plain Mous de Lames, Satin
stripe do., dress and Mantilla silks, twilled
Gingham. new style, Silk Fringes, gimps
Black silk Lace, very cheap, n large assortment
of Vdlvet and Braid Trimmings, Kid Gloves.
a large assortment or lioirileY, Fall and Winter
Ribbons, Sheusis of every variety and style, a
large stock of Flannels, Cloths, Cassirneres,
Sheeting,s,Tickings, n large assortment. or fip
Calicoes and Mullins, also n great variety of
other dress and staple goods not mentioned, for
sole at small profits, at the old stand in Main
street. 3 doors west of the Pbst Office.
oct 10
Change of Position:
• THE subscriber has REMOVED his stock
of DRY GOODS to the corner. Store, directly
opposite.to his Old Stand, nod formerly occupied
by Renick Angney, where he hopes to be fa.
vored with a call from all his old customers and
a great many new ones. Ile has lately received
a general assortment of NEW FALL GOODS
to which he expects to make further additions
in a few days. [octl7] G W HITHER.
Groceries for 1849
A NEW supp ly . of choice Groceries, maim!.
cing Coffees, Stigars, Molasses, Spices, and n
lot of GREEN AND BLACK TEA.S.,'with
all the othersvariety of articles tn our line. equal;
and probably superior to the asuel varietics,has
just been received and opened et the store of tha
subscriber, where he will be pleased to offer
'hem to his customers and friends withent any
advance from former prices. 'l'llo 'public have
our warmest thanks ler the encouragement ex•
tended to us, and we indulge the hope that we
May be favored with a continuance of the sams.
.f. W. EBY.
Carlisle, October 24, 1849.
Reading for the Million.
diNILRGE and well selected asportment of
BOOKS of all kinds constantly kept on
and to suit the times, tho following have, just
been received.
Hittne's History of England, two first Nos.
received.
Shakseare's Works, 4 different - editions.
Byron 's Works, Burns' Works. .
Scott's Poetical Wtirke.
• Lynch's Expedition- to the Jordan ,and Dead
Sea: • Montsgee'S ditto.
• Scott's Military Tactics, 3 vole:
Women of the ilowilution; by Mrs. Eliot.
Philosophy of Religion, by.Morroll.
Earnest Ministry, by James.
Bravo's Daughter, by Duganne.
•
Dowager, or Now School For Scandal, by Mrs
The
" Caxton'is,.by Bulwer.
~.The Queen .of.Gipsies.
.• Cruise in.a .Witale Beat.•
And al[the new Meiols'roCeived,les-- soon es
•All ordert, fon:Books attended with
dispatch. r After all yourdispytos shout chki
Books: 'cell around and exatlllllo for -ourselves:
•
Iconographic' Enoyol6P,a3ditt;"'
...THIS ialuablo work, editdd by SOoneo.F:
Baird, of .. ..Dickinson College,. is now.ln.:the
too* of publication, Via to b&cOmpleted'iti
Twenty-Ave Monthly '.14 timbers; illustrated , by
Five.gtilidr,,ed ' , Steel Engravings.. The .;Firet
•Iquirtitter'ean be sport ,nt Martins : Book Storo'i
wberti.fiObeeriptions- :rocf?ived -for ,the
slime:." " [oetl7.
Aeliverett befiire
trijon PhilneophicalSoeitify "of; I)iekineen
Ileg9iPiennsylinin
bur..poreugh,eluiOld
dim be hod, for;-12V'eehift !by eallieg:el
, VriNARTIN'S Vhoep 1304,61pr61,400117
i:::40.43 001 ExPreastS-
I. '" L'' . '• 6"" ist agent for ttlio..COmP 4 IY
Rip Te!11 13 11 i ' v j a M eV, " Tr:
arrire• , ,
. t.-,`. W.' MARTIN.
•
~....." ,
0:,
REM
ME
etors
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT THE BEE HIVE.
4 F) , r • W HAVE just opened
4 4 6,4 A. dweet from the city,
ss." a large, beautilal and
e, L brilliant astiOriment.of
- -t::: LADIES & G E
• artmant...... ;1" - TLEINI EN'S DRESS
GOODS, for Fall and
Winter Wear, to whicn I 'would invite the
'special attention of old and new 'fiends and
customers. My'stock now comptittes every
conceivable coldtt* le, pattern and - figure of
r
Dress' Goods, from the, plainest and ,cheapest
to the most hrillitint find costly. Call and see
them while they are new,und_novel, as it al:
ways gives us pleasure, to show our goods at
tile Bee Hive. (sen 26) S COY LE
GROOERIES I GROCERIES!
LATEST ARRIVAL BY THE STEAMER CUMBERLAND
TALLEY,.
Y HE 'Cheap' Family Grocery tore of Jo
seph D. Halbert, West Mein street, Car
lisle, hasjust received a large and fresh supply
of the best FAMILY GROCERIES that the
Philadelphia markets can afford. The pubscri
ber has jusefeturned from the city., and would
respectfully invite hid friends and the public
generally, both in town and courtry, to cull
and examine for themselves his large and . in
creased stuck, Which embraces all the article.,
usually kept in his line of business. Such as
Rio; Java and St Domingo and Laguna Coffee ;
Imperial, Young Hyson- and Black 'Peas, of
very superior quality and flr.vor ; Lavering's
crushed, loaf, falling -loaf, and leaf sugaii i 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 Wads, which lie will
warrant pure and 'fresh ground. Brooms, Ce
dar and painted buckets, churns, tubs, halt
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 assotiment of chewing
and smoking . TODIACCO, spanish half spanish
and common CIGARS. Ropes twines, and
Brushes of all kinds. Prime CHEF:sr, always
on hand. Sperm,Winter, strained Elephant
and Common O ILS.
MASS, QUEENSWARE.—I havei•.also
added_ to my already 'large stock, a number of
new patterns of White Granite and fancy tea
sets. with CROCKERY sWARE of every de
scription, whichirwill sell at the lowest prices
for cash.
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage here
tofore bestowed‘ppon him by a generous public,
the subscriber teiklers them his hearty & sincere
_thanks, and hopes that in his efforts to please
and particular attention to business, to merit a
contitinanott of their eibpliOrt.
Oot.g, 1849. OSA) . 1 - 1 AIRE R-T,
WP GOODS.
CLOTHING!
TIIE subscribers have just returned from
Philadelphia with a splendid assortment of
goods for gentlemena walar, with which they
intend offering great inducements to the citi
zens of Carlisle and the surrounding country.
They have on hand an assortment of
(.3: au, Cri) 'U , CU a Y3l' C. 09. s; 4
such as dress coats, cloaliover coats, vests,
Pants; shirts, bosoms, col rs; under shirts,.
drawers, gloves, stockings, silk and. other.cra•
vats, ~cket handkerchiefs, suspende7s, hats
anti a } L I : trunke traveling bags and umbrellas
all-cr. ~ 'lch arHcles tiny intend selling at a
very small_ advance on city cost, having for
their motto "small profits and quick sales."—
They wish it to be urluerstood that their clod , -
int , isn't inanutac , ured under thei own super
intendence, and not in the city, het co they are
enabled to warrant every article th y sell.
Having an experienced cutter engaged in
their establishment, they are, prepared to make
lc order any article of clothing in a neat, Sash
tunable and substantial manner and at short no
ticel 'ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON,
NorthfHanover street directly apposite P.
Metiyer's Confectionery Store. fect3 3m
GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
rpo the citizens of' Carlisle and , surronnding
country ! Just arrived a large and splen
did assortment of fashionable ready-made
CLOTHING, fth•the'fill and winter trade, at
the store of S. Goldman, south-east coiner of
Main street and Market Square, Carlisle.—
The undersigned. - respectfully informs the citi
zens of Carlisle and adjoining country, that he
has just arrived from Philadelphia; with n.large
assortment of Fashiehahle 'Ready Made Cloth
ing, which for cheapness, .and quality, never
has been witnessed in this place, such as
French, 'German and American Cloth DRESS
AND FROCK COATS, Over Coats, and
flimsiness Coats, of all -descriptions, Cloths,
Citssimeres, and SattinelsSack Coats, fine hl'k
and fancy cassimere -Pan - Moons, superior
satin ghdairiped • silk -velvet . cloth and sattinet
VESTS. Also, a largi assortment of fano) ,
Handkerchiefs, fine white Linen, Striped and
red flannel Shirts, cotton and woollen night
Shirts, Drakvera, Bosoms,,Collarsi epc.
Beautiful falKstyle of HATS & CAPS,
willlbe'sold at prices cheaper than any where
else. Gentlemen aro invited to call and exa
mine his goods, as he Is sure, that those who
bny,will go away with a good FIT and cheap,
prices,
SAMUEL GO LDMA.N
Sept 26. '49.-6m,
FRESII TEAS.
wx/F, have fust received an entire hew selec.
V V dower choice . and fresh OR CDN 'A ND
BLACK,. TEAs, embracing Young Hylton,
Imperial and , Gunpowder teas, of various gnaw.
lies, ranking cram 37f to 11,1,25 per pound, from',
the tea afore of the.Messra...Jenkins,,of, Phila- •
dolphin, neatly, sec,urely:fted. freshly packed:in
quarter,,,halt, and pounittnetaliCand paperpack—
ages, as.,well as mike Atedlcy selections
are
.made i by one , ,Of-the , ..partners;..who • has had
ex pe rienee,in thktnisliissei am ong : the , C hin ese
themselvoefor abeueseVey'ears, 'And :this; ad,
vantage,;,tagethat !Oth*ir. or . n e)tpart mice, and
the eticouragefivq! eit(PectOditA.tte in the ,
of those Teas (far .41 - lotaiNwol4pars
encourage'Xis‘topfidep o ,, ,rtieeninuterd them :
us superior, to, , arikpb OeleellfikO:Vene in :
this market-- , :larisartfaVb s tißrocery_ettore of
'1.1749 LW' 11r.:'EBY
, ~ - and' , Cigars ., ,
. ..
„, 1 .
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.. 'l ' l . b lie ' ct i P. ti C ii t , ', o l . o3r,
s'„,td,c ti e , oi
e t
ce si .
ino i n e a o n i d o ra l. - ~
~i•liniT race, t3afit iheapos
out
of the city.
elp
~,il.OO boa . 3 d_ icy who m .
be roll" ,of , -.. , ,• ,
GAttS,.P„,,c3it eonaiste- Emilia,' ' "
,P.rymnve.ra, •:"
..
The l 3 v . n";,, - i , • ,; . ~,, ',Lb; prymavern, '' . ,
~Graeve"''''''''' 7 '.. ''X' ' L.OOll D'oro'Regehe '-
3 Caatallee;',' '-`,'., ',;,',''-r, Graia, " •
,ph(ntatieel'r. _ , ~, e. , „dors;'&e.,lP•
P ..-IPe.
''...."
'‘M° l
-I. mBB Se' bac00, , ,,
flee- riga OM , , ,•'. d' „ha
e , r a ,
u T e e sidl
0 , ,i.i
" Venus and ,
r h fi ne st Cuba end;
' All
o.'t-e,, , neatein, rnunp„„ teeo Also ,
; , • le"-.tnen --,1 the boot, Me COO .
andlP:t-tie'llielxes'an istiirir TODA- - fo r :
have • ,tt4/ e rays end.Cav'twatiaaed"lirice-8 in.'.
thikest •etCpn
„,,,,,ost-ortedrA ~,a..o„k,berere,P .
... .- - Thai my mii, as theY,
Inith-Pliitr d.''ciateP •'s hes , aB,3 0 •1 ' 0 , -
(mill,. C al la'Tviii agli'VkotAnen',,,forgot,l/A0;;P,15,
‘,-tiii,onii:. r:,-,.'n theonyt-':77..'t ~,-,.';;',___' ,yi' ?.
' - on ba h4"l''''libic(e,'"ce*-: k t blLlSWE l ' l '' ' ' •
e„- ~,,itClba.,ol, ,',.+, ~ ,f ....-„ , •
.PP oinliko P -, ''''-'' -
• L TUWeieceived'.,an -uosoll:rckei*OrtlL;l4=;
"", dies Seek egribue:eolere; euol.
as Seerlet; Cherry,: Gray,, , Bleat , 8 1 ,Ly -
Blue, 81ack,'&0.,(ttp56) ., :. 9 . ..Wz:HKTNET:t; j•
~,.}~~tenlEy~~xa#i~~Y .
f~~a:.
ALUABLE .THREtt StOiti
THE' Old'Charter'or4ha Carlisle:l3ank hav
ing eitiired:iunithaettilekhOlders buying respeet
fell declined to aCcepijhain'ew charley piece tied
a tendered- to theni Leitaiatura of'
' enneYlviinid; i The: Heard' , of Directors will
'Maltose of the;„'.
Baiikinsilligise, and'. Lot,
at private'sale. i , The .-•ifl'situateffin the
East corner 'orthe Square and' Hanover
street,. containing thirty feet int.f.bialidth, and.
about-,l4areetin dentli;with'a large 'time story
•';BRICK'HOUSE; thereon erect
' „ c r.: :I , :iid,,3o . feet on 'Hanoveti street, and
• .4-7 1; I:111 ' , , !8 leet•en-tho publieliquitre-7With
• eleven' roomer . a. knehen;:eellar,
e - 'and tiepatious gairea. "There - art+
also eret.lo on the north , side of the lot, a smoke
hotiseit an•Overri, etc.,,Willait about 52 feet of the
-kitehen r leaving-Oout-43 feet of the lot fronting
the publicaiquare - by 30 teat deep, unoccupied
by any kind of buildings, thus offording a valua
ble public location for the ereeln of offices or
shops. The Roard of Directors will also sell a
lot '• of ground situated on the orth aide of
Mulberry:Alley, adjoining Isaac Todd,' Esq.,
on the east, Mulberry Altey on the south; the
boucle of Samuel Alexander. Esq., dec'don the
west,. and the house of Nelly Freeland, deed
on•th a north containing 30 feet in breadth,and
30 feet in dealt', on which is erected a two
story oriik building, having a carriage - house
about 10 feet wide and 22 feet deep, a stable
about 13 feet wide by 18 feet deep, divided into
stalls; a pit for tunpure about 6 feet wide and
•18 feaa-deep, end several garners on the first
story, with a large room on the second story.
The terms of sale are one-fourth of the pur
chase money to be paid on the day of sale, and •
tho.ba lance in four equal annual: instalments
with 'interest front the let day of April, 1850,
payable semi-annually to be secured by notes
and mortgage Posses4ey of the three story ,
house tin d lot will he gi nto the purchaser, on
the ter me of sale being complied with by him, at
any tin ie after the first of November, next, sub
ject to the unexpired term of one year ending
laic Apr 41,-9850.f0r whieh-the,CatlisleMep.osit,
Rank rt need the room'and vaults now occupied
by thorn for banking purposes.
.Posse'ssion of the two , story brick house in
MLtlberr y alley, will lie given immediately on
the tern is of sale being complied With: Fun,
the r information respecting either of the above
described properties may be had be calling on
either .-,OEORIIE A. LYON,
.
SHROM,
W.ll. M. HENDERSON.
October, 24, 1949.
DIOST \DURABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC SALE. 11
OIN T 1 I.URSDAY, the 15th of November,
next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.. the Executors
of A brabn m Staynititt; deed., will offer at pub
lic sale on the premises, J.he following choice
and v alunb le.Farin. late the property of said de
ceased, to wit .
The FA RM situated in Hampden township,
CutriFerlat ul county, seven miles west of Her ,
rishur g, on . the turnpike road lending therefrom
to Piti.sburt g, and adjoins lands of Jacob Bricker
Thom as B . Bryson, Benjamin • Eberly and
others.. It contains 229 ACRES and 22 Per
ohes, strict measure, of first-rate Limestone
Land, in a I aigtl state of cultivation: of which
about 100 A .cres are cleared, rnd the balance is
covered wit h thriving Timber.. The improve
ments are 4. )1 tIM most lasting and, expensive
kind, consisting.,of a large Two
. Story BRICK D WELL IN G
N HOUSE, built:and finished in the
,ols
was' !very best manner ; a twq story
• S N TENAVT HOUSE,
a large doutil e Bank Barn, Corn Cribs, Wagon
Shed, Gerrit ige House: Smoke and Wash
•
!muse, .and or her out •buildings, all and each of
them in good repair. There is also a young
and thri wing / tpule and Peach Orchard, loge
ther'wit h van 0119 other fruit trees in the yard
and 'gti , ..den, !Dearing the choicest, varieties of
fruit, m td a %yell of never-failing wilier at the
dear. The cattle are supplied with water by
udeergt nun d pipes, leading from the dwelling
house gum pto a trough in the barnyard, or
they in y find it during n greater part of the
year -it t a pond hear by. The Conodoguinet
Creek and the Silver Spring both run along
dilfere nt - sides of the, Farm at the distance of
a sing' to field from its boundary line.
The situation oft he above described property
its tier trness to market, the good roads which
pass_ t hrough it, rendering access to it easy at
all pa •riotis of the year—the beauty of its lo
cutler • the excellence of its improvements, and
more than all the fine quality of the soil, ren
der it one of the most, desirable and valuable
prone riles either as n residence or for renting in
'he )unty.
Pa rsons wistipg_to purchnse. Real- .Estate,
wool ddo well to call and seem. It will show
end . speak for itself. A thorough examination
of it will say more in its praise than eny'hews
paper • adyertisement or handbill could well do,
,trithe - tut an appearance of exaggeration. • All
who may wish information as to the terms of
the re tle can obtain it by calling upon Mr. Ben
jamin Eberly, one of the Executors, at his re
sidence in Mechanicsburg. On the day of sale
mien dance will be g yen, the terms made
know . n, and and an unexce,nionable title given'
by THE EXECUTOR
oct. tOts of Abraham Stnyman, dec'd.
or 'Harrisburg Telegraph and Lancaster Ex
empm it copy till sale and send bill to this office
CLOTHING!
VA LLUABLE CHOICE PAREL AT
- - - -.
Tht t subscriber intending to remove west will
sell at private sale the farm on which he now
reside s, located in West Pennsborough town
ship ' Dam.berland tio,Ainty, on the Conodoguinet
Greek ~ eight miles west of Carlisle..dind 2}
mires of the .Ciffnlferliiitd — Valley Rail Road,
containing 128 Acres of first rate clean arable
loud, in a high state of cultivation, there are
about fur hundred pannels of Post and Rail
g Fence on the farni. The
improve-
Anls consist of alarge Two
t.3,enor.nrdicu,s
with Wash House,
and lce,House and a never-fading
wil of vi otter at-the door. Also, .a large Bank
Barn , wi th corn-cribs,Wagon Shed and an
atitils i Or. :hard of goo fruit, together with a
Iwo Still 7 Frame Tenant House, with a well
- of w,,a,fer at the door, this is one of the best
few& a lei - produce all kinds of grain and grass,
in tl- tie section of country. There hub been a
lma. t five thousand bushels of limo put on this
Far m w , ,thin the last few...yl o l / 4 7,
"ihe subscriber will sell tv the above tract
if - desircd, on the opposite side pf the Creek,
.set /marten Acres of rst•rate Timothy Meadow
an d' about twenty-five acres of good timber
lar td. (octlffi WILLIAM ALTER.
OtrYolunteer;nnd Lancaster Union publish
sit .... week's and send bill to this' office.
,
'' WILL be sold at public sale on SATUR-
DAY 'lie 21 of Novembe'r, 1849, at
l count Rock, West Penneboro township, Cum.
I: •erlaud•county, Pa., the Lot known its the re
f idence of Samuel Nickey, containing li A
CRES, more or less, having thereon erected a
. LOG HOUSE, a good Log Stable, a Hog. St
able, an excellent cellar and well fenced garden,
a beautiful antribriving young Orchard. Con
sisting of 42 - lipple trees, and a variety of
Peach, Plumb, nod Cherry Trees, • ,Said lot
,• borders on and is but a few yards from the head
, of Mount Rock Spring, and is a pleasant resi
, dance fur a mechanic. Sale to commence at 1
o'clock I': ht, when the Oonditions will be made
' known by [ocilol SAM'L HICKEY: .
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
- For Sale,'.
THE subscriber offers at •Privatet'' sale, the
property on which he now live's; • imam within
a quarter of a mile of the borough of
Liver
pool, Perry county, Pa., consisting of a SAW
MILLS GRIST M I LL, -86 AC II ES'of
and twogood.D, W , E - L L .G.
HOUSES, Sce. 1111, of which are
in' 'good condition. The , Grist
•;•.''f Ifl Mill is three
a tories:,high. with`,4
pair - of Burrs, Flouil Machinery.
and other neceisery fixtures.'-;Loth „Mills ate
so arranged asto bp , rati by both Meam
ter power.; . They ere situated within a quarter
of a lolled theSusquehanne riv.or and 'Penn's.
•Canal, thus haviOg every, tacility,for;,tlielhvoti
traosportation of. produce' Jo 'Market. Being
'determined 'to sell,:asi desire to labia that Soo.:
lion of. country, , will,ntalteJtho.l terms meet
'reasonable tt• oily who wish to Purchase:, Per
sona are requested to, cal l'and" see't
.proPerty,
or address the subscriber, at. , Liverpaal.` in Raid
county.;- „teeptti 'l, 4 OEN , EH Y. :
•
• MILL ran., maim ,
.in,Ho.•eitbscriber,.;olfortt'far;riiiii - TratO 'ilia Ist
' . day , of April 'oestot large sitzaK'blTLL
.end.SAW,MILL
~tbe Conodoguirtsk.ClOilt;
.in.Esit,PonitabOre; townshitii,Curribertand•...co.
known %us brake m ,
dOuraioo four, - ; rhh ,Riehetl, ~ch g o blet: , tir Mak-,
ing 4:largolcitteodiy.:Of floor itntiolar,,.;The..pio
pertfjii.uLorderi, find : the situation', good , wit
anffloaMay :of f-Woter nt nil times. Apply io die,
sulftfairitier. in New... Cumberland. c ' . .
, r,sept,l9.B4:e' '' , .o HA II LE'S 0 YS'I'E
..,.,'.?.....-,..z....:.::',,,
7, 4 ';' ,11 ', 4 , l'f%ligitTjiii::,,Al'gre,;',,fo • itte'7.f , `..)...,r' 6 ::clir- r rt
' . ,-,1.. 0bt:b!ii.2 . 4,,i54b7..., , „..... , fs - :.:, i.T . .,. i,:j. 'l '7 ,; `;.:;,:',- ~ .
New.Etops.
, surr iteeiVed And fa "
81110 br. Ita - Mine.;
October 24, 1249.
P ; ,
PRIVATE SALE
Property at Paoli° Sale,
'2l c. ,:','ii : iii't:; - 0.6t04 .
FARIS FOR. SALE,
t I HE 'sPbeeribet. Will, sell ion very favnable,,
torins • bis FARM of,
.150 acre's, in , Hanipshiro
county,.lla.,.' lying
,tin the. South - B.ratteb,:cif the
Potomac,Wain.' one inileirom tisdunction with
A
the,ortli.Brancht7sbout 80 scree - Wok-1144 E 50
of 'Which IWrirat raiti alltivial. nr rivyr, bet ton'i, 30
of upland tareficond'bottoni; and free,lrtiniXo(s,
the balancrits well timbered. The improve
ments only tolerable, with two never Tailing
springs, one conVeitient to the .houeo.' • This
farm has many advantages account of its lo
cation near the Baltirnore'fand Ohio Railroad
Mid Canal. being M10111)10 Rom said' improve
ments. dt is Ithstiint 'Rorie Old town, Md.,
about three miles, and Ihalf..an hour's ride to
Cumberland. Atty 'perss being desirous of
awaking elate investutenb, 'here the taxes are
light, (the tax on this Iftwml eing but $3,50) will
'do 'well to purchase 'in this rapidly improving
part of the 4(late. Terrify—ss.2oo, WOO - m
cash, and the balance in four equal mutual pay
ments without interest. For further particulars
apply to the editor or to the"subseriber at Win
chester, Vs. ROBT. B. HOLLIDAY.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
INTENDING to remove West, the eubacri
her will sell at private sale the FARM on
which he now resided, situated in Dickinson
township, Cumberland county, about nine miles
west. 431 Carlisle', between the turnpike and
Wal nit Bottom Road. containing 100 A'.lll ES,
of first rate Limestone Land, about sevocy
acres of Which is cleated 'end in a high state of
cultivation, and under good fence. The bal..
once is eqvered with thriving young
timber. The improvements are a
s•st'} large Two Story LOC ROUSE,
j with a room and Ritelien attached
thereto. Also, a Large Bank Barn,
Cora Cribs, Smith Shop, and other out buildings
necessary- for the. Farm. There is a well. of
never-failing water contenient to the house,—
there is an Apple Orchard, of over one hundred
grafted fruit trees,.with a great variety of other
kinds of fruit, such as Peach, Cherry, &c.—
Thin-land...ie_pptented„_An_indisputtible title
will le4iveit and terms made caFylly calling on
0ct17,6w ANDREW CARO I'HERS
Valuable Property For • Sale.
11 HE subscriber has a FARM 'which ha
wishes to sell. The property' is situated in
West Pcnnsboro tbwnship. Cumberland coun•
ty, Penne, five and a half nines West of
Carlisle, on the turnpike road leading from
tai - Pittalrurg', - bontaining 128 Acres
of f i st rate Limestone Lnnd, in a high state of
cultivation. About WO Acres of it are cleared,
and thp balauce of it is in thriving Timber.—
There is a 'large amount, of Locust limber
growing on the place, the soil being perfectly
, congenial to the growth of Locust.
The improvements are a two story
•••• BRICK D-WELLLING HOUSE,
ig .1 2. 22 by 28 Feet, a two sto^y Back
Building, 18 by 22 feet and two
stories high, wiih a double Ldg Barn, Corn
Crib and Wagon Shed, a young Orchard of
very superior fruit, and choice fruit of different
kinds. '1 here is k well of water in thy yard
near the dwelling. This property has many
advantages—only ,fivo and a hall miles front
Carlisle—a market always en the Twill. Per
sons_wishing to purchase Real Estate would do
-weil to call and see it. ,
Septl2-.11 MATTHEW DAVIDSON. .
Valuable
AT PRI% ATE SALE.
VIIHE subscriber oilers for sale his valuable
FARM lying on the bank of the Conodo
-guinet Creek, in West Pennsboro township,
Cumberland county, five miles Is est bl Carlisle
and one-hall mile west of 'Jails' Mill, and on,:
and a-quarter miles north of the Cumberland
Valley Rail Road. This farm contains 105
ACRES; 53 Perches, of good Limestone Laid,
in a high state . of cultivation,.about 95 Acres
are cleared. and the remainder is cbserci with
thriving young timber. The improvements are
a large Two Story STO.l\ E HOUSE, large
Sione.Bank Horn, Btick Tenant House. with a
well of good water at the door. Also, Wagon
Shed, Corn Crib.and'othe necessary out houses
A good Apple Orehard of chic fruit. There
is also a variety of Peach, Plum and Cherry
trees. together with about 500 panels of good
locust post and chestnut rail lence. on the farm,
also GO panels ready t.. put up - . The subscriber
who intends rempving to the west a ill sell kw;
Foriulthcr part i culars enquire of the under ,
-nod iding on thr
signed residing on the premises.
septlMino PHILIP ZIEGLER, Jr.
For Sale or Rent
TILE subscriber will sell, or rent for one or
more years. a lot of ground, containing
over ;St.
TWOACR ES,. situp t. it tilt Add
dle ton. tovvothia, On Oa 00.0 leading. from_ the
Carlisle Iron Works or Boiling Spring to Ship
pensburg, about three quarters of a mile Irom
the former places, on which are a
, DWELLING HOUSE, Wagon
. Ildalter's Shop, and a large Stable, is • with a well of never failing water
near the house—a young and thri r
ving Orchard of the best selected fruit. ,The
property rel
. is located in a rich and den popu
lated neighborhpod— being one of the best sit
uations for business in the county. Those
wishing to view the property will call ,on the
subscriber living adjoining said property.
Septl2 tf JACOB SAWYER.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
larHE subsoriber has in contemplation to
remove to the West, offer& for sale the
,rni on which he now resides, situate partly
en Mifflin and Prapkford township& Cumber
land county, Pa., within three miles of the
Roro' of Smyrna and the Cumberland Valley
Rail Road. Containing about 200 ACRES of
patented land of first quality gravel and shad,
about 170 Acres are clear and well sot with
clover, a considerable portion of •it has been
litned, It is under good fence and generally
set with locust stakes. The im pmts.:mints are
".. ~. . a Double LOG HO"SE, and
..14*111 - 1 Kitchen with stories, h ltitqii.,
f;i o : it. Fraipe Barn, with two thre suing
~,
floors, Korn Crib, and Wagon
SheCeomplete Brick Smoke and Wash house,
=with water rising in the Wash house, and a
Tenant house and Stable. There is a never
tailing stream of 'linter running past the im
' prevenient& There are two orchards one of
' which is young and grafted fruit. The above
Faun is well calculated fur raising.either grain
or stuck. There is running water in all the
fields except two. Tho FLUM will suit to be
divided, and will be sold in lots to suit put:-
chasCrs,
I will also sell two pieces oftrimber. land
situate in Mifflin township, onu of which is
patented. Persona wishing inlormation will
please cull upon the subscriber.
jy2549t1
.JAMES KENNEDY.
IYlanufkctory of Pocket 80.. 4-1, no;
. No. 52 Chesnut Street, above Simnel :
PHILADELPHIA.
•
THE subscriber respectfully solicits public at
tention to his superior and tastelul stock of
Pocket Books, Banker's Cases, Bill Books,
Dressing Cases, Card Cases, Port Mo.'
miles, Purses, Pocket • Knives, and
other fine Cutlery, Gala Pens, and
• .Pencils, Seger 'Cases, Chess
' Men, - Back Gammon,
Boarde,Dominots, &o.
His assortment consists of most far hiona
ble and modern styles; of the finest quality and
excellent workmanship, embracing every &sir
ablelancy. pattern, which he will at all times
be PrepinedAti exhibit and furnish wholesale or.
retail on the most reasonable trims. . • •
10 - Purchasers. who desire, to supply them
solveswith artieles'of the beet gustily con
snit their oWn interests' by 'callitig at this es
tablishment::, • H „ .
. • • • • Pockerßook Manulacturer,
Phila., 59p . 5 541 Chosnut:Strael. ;'
NEW, YORK 'DRY :GOOD STORE.
No. 208 ,Ageituui ,
• I,LORD; , TAYLOR -•
TIAVg, nosi,fiti6habid. juin. ri3cieivecf. dtreci ~
'froge,the, juunUfaiiturtire, full auuoituneni
MR ES, '
r,4 INES,
7- II A ‘Y,TtS;:SiG r o '&(i.
The i buifig of, their. owif
solheraux:- and. oullrely theirs. .
GIIRRY7I - 14.13E ERY,
- UticrAit Domemio. Goods
nod retail:• • ,
devil, trot 'fret pric& •
are-' ;101y:receiving go'otls" from -flut ,
New Yorli A nations, • poptufV2rn, "
- Schaal Taxes,. 1 •
11 , Fat soli a wishing to anus • cOlitB gen..lAvo
oppnrntnit y..ef...,yetyhik; 'their; Shook
'nixes nny tone durijig,lol4::*
month and the , fiiett)yeekAn •.i ,
seiner; • t"
.V ., : . 4,;',,... - I.PRAI9AFT A I - Ci , vZ;:le,':,:k.
..,:ti!,tPtor , iiiiiialoilii.' Witt 66 rin ino4f6 iitc , D. vv:E4 4 r
LIN ut Hougpi- . Bituntb an enn,ttcfr 0 ),": '
ijl3r ,v r . c` .. s! , !n t, Int °li :rfi.ed • ffmt keeti 'VI
f‘y `,ll (Try A`.D oili s ', is
~tio w:for:,io
Posoopnoit given voijmlidiately,- For; torrneAa,..::; ,
apply io ,, i .. ',..tt00t17.1 -.,::: JAS R EMlTiii r'...r
MEE
:~~~,~:
3 i1;~
t:ln. be purchased elsev;here. Thcise tdquiring
mourning attire, can be satisfactorily suited,
villein the trouble, fatigue andless'ot time of
iiromeding• from store to Store, by visiting at
cace this establishment.
t„.min's Boinbastines. Mourning , Chiriftesi
II om. Finish Alpacas, I , ',f Long Bli t awls,
II lain Cashmeres, Blttek.Thibet'.'"
grench Morinoes, Sack FlatinelW,
`4lido Black Silks Patent Eng'h C i tanes,
Lupin's Mousselines, 'Mourning Veils,
Mourning 'do „.do Collars,
do Hungarians, Fleecy Silk Hoye,
bilk C ashmeree , ._ ' I Bajoue GloveS,'&i.
Opening . daily; new black and hale mount
i ..g materials, kfrom low priced to the most
costly.. . . .
,
ttr Wholesale . cash buyers will findi it to
t ,eir advantage to call.rtc' (Philp.,-sept26 lt.
rßccics o 1 Q,ll/I.Ol>S.
Lev nVEHTBODY Hwdb TitIeIIRFOLI.Y.-- . lllCra to a
fOrsaparillet for sale in the different. towns cal ed S. P.
lioWnsentl'eSarsaparilla. h is:advertised as the 011101.
G ENIONE, and all Ono. This Townsend rano doctor
at il never Was; but was formerly a worker on railroads, ca
st
Is, and the like—yet he assumes the title of Doctor for rho
{impose of gaining credit for' what he it ma. Ile nays "he
la attended taro medical schools, and practiced for fifteen
3 i
its I!" Now the truth is. ho never practiced medicine s
dl yin his Life I Such vurifful, wicked misrepresentation
I Pike had to the character and veracity of Ole 'man; I wish
r toot sincerely; be lead never made those trtateincida of him.
If or alma. When will men learn ai l ; htmtm nn,l truth ,
f tl in ell their dealings end intercturrie • liqUi tlnlii Yellow
ten I Ile applied to one Rod Clapp to anoint him is mate
t , actitring his mixture, stating the large i+lllll9 he Would
I i tke, as an inchicemont to embark in the biwitte}u t ;These
t., n babe been insulting and 'Dallies-Inn in all pansible
17.mtr, in order to impress the petitio n -with the belief that
CIA Old Doctor'. Sarsaparilla was spa the genuine, prig not
made from the Ohl Dotter , * Original' Rem
pr. Thi.s. P. Townsend say. I have nold the dee of ley
ni me fdr 87 a week. I will give him kirgll if he will pro
dime one single solitary pronf of thin.. His statemaies of
1' mummer, Skillman dr Co:. are „nothing bill a
f itselmods, simply made to &guise the public. ihrl keep
tie truth down m regard to his souring,
.fermenting corn
j lust
i t lng r .. 7 , l , l4c c At i e
Townsend'. Su rop ..t i r i t h i , iya n 0 0 ,, t : 14
the
tl d Doctor'e likeness, his family Coal , 2 1- Arms, and his
aimatureacroat the Gnat of Ants. . .
Principal Office, 101 Nanaarstred, N.
£WOII TOWNSEND.
TIIE ORIMNAL DISCOVERER OF TIIE
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla. 6
01.1 Or. Ti,wnseod is now about 70 years of
VTJIORanti !)L1 ( ace, and has
It obe r
0 k FrAnt; rE
, A
,4RS " APARILLA. Banc. poor, he woe Ciiinfirlied to
slot Its manufacture, by winch meats tt has been kept out
o, market, and the sales caroms. ihs.hto those only who
hid proven ita worth. and known ita value. It had reached
ti a corn anevertheless. an those rereOns WllO had
h en healed of 'sore - Ai..aves. nod saved front death, pro
land its wondorpi: .
,
. HE A LIN O ROW E rt. _
This °RANH AND 11NEQ.111.1.1.50 PREPARATION bi
nlanufadtured on the largest seale. and In ralle4Vugh•
olt the length and breadth of the land. (la • •eXit is
Ii and incapable of degeneration or deteriornt . - '
Unlike plena S. I"funinsend'e, It improves with age,
and never chanites but for the better i been meit la prepared
on scientific inincipleas' by a scientefic won. The highest
knowledge of Chemistry, and the latent dm:ovule+ of the
aft, havo'all been brou.ght into requisition in the manufac
-I.lre of the Old Dr's Sarsaparif In. The Sarsaparilla mot,
P. is well known to medical men, contains many medicinal
properties, and some properties which are inert or trade.. .
anti others, which if retained in preparing it for one, Pro.
ellicejertnentalion and acid, which in iMuritort to the eye- -,
him. Some of the imperil. or Samna rina ~te NO t'til agile
Ant they entirely evaporate anti are Inc in the preparation,
"Tilts y are ma in ..servedl,,,, , x xcieniffie-peo. -a.. kocwit-on---
11 to 'those ,experiencod in its innitutitcture. Moreover,
elene volatile principles, which fly elfin rm.,. or as an ek.
h dation, under heat, are the very essential 1,11 ifai prop
lien of dig root, which give to it all its vat Ile .
Anyperson can boil or stew the Tout .tir. the; get a dark
r Owed liquid, which is more Coin the c. .I ,rise matter in
tie nun duo, from anything else; they rim :live amin.this
1
it lipid or •vapi.l Contd. liWiletell with Neill' tnoluget.,, and
t en call it,' SC ItSAPASIII.I.A ExTitAcT ur SYRUP."
! at such is not IliFitiviele lilidwn we the v.
( ENUINE OLD DR JACOB I'OWNSES'D'S ..
SARSAPARILLA. '
The is so prepared that all the moo 'crm. of the
.Ffireaparilla root ore first removed. every ditti4 capable of
t -coming acid or fermentation is extracted and rejected ;
ii
en every particle of medical virtue in vecured in o pure
c al concentrated form; and thus it Is rendered incapable
o losing any of lie valuable and hording properties. Free .
'
i .ed in this way, it Is node the most powerful agent in the
Cure of innumerable Dimeume“..
Hence the reason why we later commendationr oil ivory
tre in its favor b y_men, women, and children. We find it
c: dna wonders lif the cure of
( ONSUMP'TION, DYSPEPSIA. and LIVER
COMPLA INT, and en RILE LOLL TIN.II. NCR OF.
ULA, PIE.ES,,COSTIVEA'ESS. all CUTANE
OUSERUPTIONS, PIMPLES, RI, TOLES,
.
nd all afflictions arisin g from -
•
IMPURITY OF THE 13LOO . •
• It possesses a marvellous efficacy In all comfit. 'nts ari•
s ng from fildirstion, from Aridity or ise Moine, , from
t locuml circu adult, determination tit blood lei ills head,
I dictation of the henrt, cold feet and hands, cold chi Is and
I
it dashes over,the body. It has trot its equal in Co ds and
t "murhs ; and promotes eaey expectoration and gentle per
* dration. relaxing strictures of the lungs, throat and every
• her part.
But in nothing - ix Its exccllonee more manifestly seen-and
epknowledged than in all kinds and stages of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
• •
It works wonders' in cases of Fluor ellints
-. Illite i r
ailing of Me Womb, Obstructed, Summ MTh 4-
ered, .
Tenses, Irregularity of the menstrual periods. an; the lik e;
did is effectual in curing ail the win , of idy Disases.
By removia^ obstruction., and regula K
ting ne the general
iluitem, it give. tone and strength to the whole body, and
gam cun,a all*forms of
I nd thus N e pr r e ‘ t - ss c ntl ' or p r il e ' lre a v c g s ' 5 a
;m u g variety
s f xe r mall.
i ies, an Spinal irritation Neuralgia, St Vitus' Dance,
.1 1
hymning., Epileptic Fi(s: Consulatons, 4.c. ','
It cleanses the blood,...ex.cites the,liver to healthy action,
1 nee the etomecli, and. gives good digestion. relieves the
°wets of torpor and constirpotion, attain inflammation, pu.
iflee the akin, equalises the circulation of the blood, pro.
. 1: , c. „ 1:1 ,,, g b Gentle lo ~
.. 1 7:7: i , t , lt equally
, ti'd , :over
.
, !1 . , :' ,,i 1 , , e ., 1 , 1' ,, , , L ,, n 1 .i th t e .
1 owes nil n 11.110.11.104. Mid 10,11ttot.tit .-1 the er,:i re nervous
I stem. I. ant dile then
Tlie Medicine you pre-ennuently need?
But can any of flirt.) things be said of S P Townsend's
tI Mt ior article 1 This voting man's .liquid is not to he
• COMPARED WITH THE OLD DR'S,
I rcause of one GRANT) FACT, that the one is INCAPA.
ID 4 Epf DETERIORATION, and
- 4. NEVER SPOILS, k -
abite the other DOES , souring. fermenting. and kinising
ale battles containing it Otto fragment. t the astir, acid
I, luid exploding, and damaging ether good. I Must not this
lorrilito compound he poisonous to the 'system 1-IFhat I
;Id acid into a system already diseased teith arid? What
r tunes Dyspepsia bat neitil 11,. we one all 1.t,.w that when
I al contra In our atornoche what intwittel it prnilueewl—
I tlltlence, heartburn, palpitation Of the 11e1),Th liVert rote.
1 i aim, .diarrhata. dysentery, crille,`ahil eerJeFt!"e or the
I mod 1 What is Scrofula but an nridlilimor in the body I . s ;
' !het produces all Ito humors which Wog. 011 Eruptions of ;
::e Skin, &old Bond, Salt mintini, lify.ii.b. ,, Whit.
' wettings. Fever Som a. and nil ulceration...lto ernnl and ex.
teal 1 It ie nothing under heaven but an acid milimance, • ;
hich sours. and thins spoils all the fluid. of the body, mom
• r rem. What cause. Rine :lapsed but: a ar rani, arid
old which insilitimea (moirlietween the Mints and eine. e
item, irritating awl inflaming Me delicate tiosur. upon •
*hick it octal So pf nervous ;Beesley , . of itliptirity of the
load, of deranged circulation, anti -.nearly all the anion.
• high afflict human nature. .
Now la it nol„horrible to mite and, ;mil, nun infinitely
'arse to mu this
MIRING, FERMENTING: ACM "COMPOUND' . Op
~.. S. P. TOWNSENI), '. . "...:
nd not he Wolildiallt hero jt litillorßionti that Olii:IM. .10.
ob townsenir. arnutrie.Originuf Sarsofturiya, is an TM.
IrAT/ON nf iii.infether' preparation' !I ' • • I '
Venvely(arbid ilial 4 wil elionki deal in an dirtichl;which
telilitheee the ,moot. dittlasttlrpretriblitirO-lti q. Pk Town.
end'. aril Al ,"..-,.. .
Wr.wiS I undolood, bocanlri is the , absolu(e truth,
' 1 44 t at trit 4.l:7o:.l'"vnllltriel,fireb:lol„ag, L',r,;47,l7divie,:y„P:.
1
Inert she aro unlike in every . liorticy, lar,,lliaoing nu
ale single MM.: in common. -' ':****'."'‘• .tit I i .:I
As S. M...Towesetal •Is, no dorter. , nntl; never. wits, Is no
'lihemist, ill) pliarmitecutiel- 1 . non it noi morn pl,medleine or
lleease than My ether ctiminon, rfiti.eitintifle.unprniVeninnal
nun. what guarantee can the politic hove that tare re.
imising tt sonttlfloirCielliu,= lll ,,ft o , rit4littnie,n the sir. .
teas of, the article. need in . lug it, mid whir yarn.,. le, ' .•
'capable of Changes which nt oi tondar 111 Mil the'AIIENTS - . •
*Of iffisisten Instead of healthy:' •' ' .!i . ;...*'l*:: .....i.',/ ' •'.* '
o,,s.what. else. ',tumid inn IV:peeled front!onit wha t il,linWi.
:nOtillog,compaintlielv. of medicine oe illeeasel•':lt rentlites
'irpentotivelettne exi . milenc.;:ie cook and' Neren'tititiven st,
common decent .1110111. Altlihr•Mlittit . ,jlterye,..-Jllti!qtlatieali-11 -, t .
that thepersons who mann foctliromed icks. demo:lo.l4r,
''WEAKW STOM.ItGIIS*AND -ENFEEBLE!) SIVSTEMS.
should know Welllhe 'medical pioportie. Of 'plattin,.thellieet' '
manner o.i.speoclue And effriceptrating dadr bra lipteNnrttina,
ales an extetril re knowledge or Ibtryttrittliti 41te.r0 which
'street' the' human oysto . in, mar how le itilitio* .. retneilicia to
.:theee, dinners !„. ; . .. •. ' % •'' ' .:. •., ''l, ~
,101 is assent frauds ,upon the tinftMlittam. its imor halal
.into well:Wail humanity. to kindleAmpe, in"the,despiirtnig
bo.olh. , to'.irstore health," andbloomi and iiiiii• 'IMO the -
crochet! marbroken, and to lutnieltintirnoin..,hut.Olin,Dß. . .
,Jiocotor.owNsEND Itts;i.,i 1T,11...1, Ol
. INII . I.Iig Up: .: ..
perttinhy andocau. to.hrittes, he, ..,' ", , i '". ''.
' . ' 1'
'. Grand r Unforei , vall ,Cdfilizittiaillltitiolitly.
.within the 'loch, - Ina to ilte. ttnowtolloo,of null who. need II
tha t they learn anillinoW.ltiv, MOO extiortenei,..l,M,"*.
,9 1 0thing1 clowns I 010th 1 44
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No Ilifi iiablp tkqt !Ik•' hallo iect o i2toar., - 4 • •
lothifigStara!` li% tha ream. hello..
(atC9,litedatia. , ',`
thaP t dat - ( AWN' le tilopoC,klancNyar , i toreol,:o4 t 4t ,
1
have of 400 a yetit,,O,rea-al(tar,V,Pc-,r.k t*, ~..'•
thetYVAI as ch ' e lit i tgf l ?'l4 l .o 4 AC,i i f i .: ,, A, 4).,, ,
1, -'°:#4 - 4,fiT'ae!tatilitiv't iltAi''rNkt---4 1 ''
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:' ' And rau wkitto plenii4lioeiti4T - 4 -
' , Vlothittc; at rliaaP and aa goad iieeialtv
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