.I.'i:.ANDALIEVOSITERDL .
cApushE,• . kow - 4 :•. ; '• ,•• • -
THE LARGEST :AND . : CHEAOESfrk.WSOAPER
. • • • IN . : CUMBERLAND COUNTY! i .
, ar One Dollar' and
Cente,'if 'Ritictuntly,*ia itk.Rdeaftee.
• $ I . i7s: . if.:pe4(l:viitlriet the year.
. . _ ,
COURT OF QUARTER S SS ORS We
expected to have report of the cases tried
at this Condit ,ot 'Quarter Sessions, for this
County, lag week, buthave been disappoint
ed 'in the r eeeifit of it, The oases generally
were ul no great importance. The case of
greatest InCelest was that of the 'Common
wealth against David F. Miller. This was
an action for Libel based upon a communica
tion descriptive of a Military Encampment,
published in the Carlisle Herald, on the 10th
of October, in winch the public ;rouse of
• Snider Rupley, in Newville, was alleged to
have been spoken of in libellous terms.—
Considerabie discussion took place in the
opeiiing of the case, as to the admissibility
of evidence touching the truth of the
allegations contained in the alleged libellous
article—the Counsel for the defence contend.
ing Chat the publication in question, which
vraeon the siiblect of military encampments
authorized by law, was , proper for public
information and that consequently, undd the
—Canstitultert—uf—Permsylvania-,---/kbe—trutli
thereof may be given , in evidence." They
also averred their ability In sustain the
defence by testimony. The evidence was
however ruled out by the Court, on the
ground that . Win the discussion.o4 a matter
proper for public information, the persfin
publi4bing ishcruld libel an individual, he
must answer for such libel under the ordina
ry, law forlaTte libels, in which the truth
et the matter charged is no justification of
the offence. A libel wean defined to be "a
publication which was calculated to cause a
breach of the peace." The case was accor
dingly given to the jury without any evi-
Bence on the parl, of the defence. The fury
endered a verdict of guilty. The 'Court
/*fated that in consideration of , the fact that
There was no evidence to show that the de
fendant bad acted from atanifithis or impro
per motives, it would impose but a nominal
'fine. The defendant was therefore adjudged
to pay a fine of 1310 and the 'costs of prose
cution..
A num* of cases of larceny, assault and
battery, breach oFthe peace, titc. were tried,
An which the Court variously sentenced the
guilty parties to severe imprisonments, fines,
and .severe a but wholesome lectures upon
their past nndAfOtuteVinttluot.
The second week cri%lhe'Norieinber term
will commence next Monday, and will be
field by Judge PEARSON, of the Dauphin ju•
fircial district.
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trieislation in ajsitter from the Hon. George
P.. Marili7ilai*Wl*eviatl - sisholarir _pi our
country, and lately appoanter Minister to
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" I have examined with pleasure the first num
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Subscriptiohl to the Encyclopedia are .re
ceived at Martin's Bopk Store.
CAnwilmiDirosiT BANK.—The follow
gentlemen , , nrere chosen at the election of bi
recline fcr : ', this institution, on Monday loot,
viz:—James EL Graham, Esq. William Ree;
RoberV-Moore, Jacob Loiby, Charles Ogilby,
George W. Sheeffer, John S. Sterrett, Henry
r-
iLogan, Dr. J. Baughman. • The three het
named are new Directors.
MILITARY EXCIIRSION.—The Carlisle
Independent Light Artillery. under command
of Col.. 4!.: V. Monter, made an excursion to
BolHajArings, in South Middleton township,
ou Saturday last, to praofice in target-firing.—
, We learn . that the first medal was won by Mr.
ittobart Smiley; and the imoond by Mr. Jacob
DiCeA . , *ne 'firing was generally good.
Money Matters.
New fJouniterfisits.- r -Tradesosen's Dank, N.
York, 20's spurious. 'Vignette, a female rep
, .rasenting,Justioe; phipping in the distance.
Belride're'Z' Bank, Belvidere,lLl.-4's spuri
ous.. Vignette, Steamboat, Shippang, The
name of thellank hi inserted very clumsily.
Wareham Bank, Wareham, itfaini.-s'is spn
. t rions. Vignette, an Indian looking lit a village.
wt notize.a eonsiderable number' of $1
tidies' on the State Bank of gidoLjn siroulation
,:lhere; we give•r.the following desoriOlent. of a
',i"• - ticittiterfeit upon them, which we oopy front the
Ohio Repoiitoryi s-
%Courrrsiumrr.... , Caunterfelt Vs on the State
; ; Bank Of Obie, are in eiroulation.-the,
engra
'wingg aad.O g nataree of which ; are so ; perfect as.
tmdeeeliititwen 'good 'edges. ; The engraving it
,harilltar highly-finished as the , genuine; and
•
the and printin Shade tighter. The
• ~t;• erid iiWpresslois on • ot e ece_obirfeft
le , also lighter than _th g enuine, and the belt
iliitinguishable; mark i.:.that In
• ; •.ii itiii ,, efiagerfelt,' the atar:oreirevla at the end ,of
the bar enclosing., the %Ora. ,f.Eittite Bank of
i•• , •OhlUel•abicion the back is set in the , centre of;
square block,' which is nut , the case in'tke
-'•'l„ , genuthe :and •the plate' of the ceinnteribit
shorter than the ; .
Joy's= atßilf:
,419,:im" d7thi,..rehinotttiooleittiettditaaihnee-kt g o h u O r 6 j , e r g :. 1 7 . 41 , , , . :
• • Or4l,°P°l!"l4 '''''•
n r th. W !ter Joy:BlTl,e.a.
T The ekettlatkee - - a lid - men t, to to
;','Sjiffsfb",;whiebliu s . la itt n t 9 -be geo - 4,ee it; .
44149 vic N . xaro'FT ° ',, with the:tor
: f ‘e'au'ea h ate
' 4 l.edeeined at 1., 0 -1
timely , YM
~, ':'..ie lite,".. The eiategAiro l ir ''. .b J. Thortip. ,
''''''
same'' II"
u other
T ete e r t eru t t t e T c; • ginere. ftrie. '
''''';lll4li' 64iritili'M. "liet of e
Dover.' .*','''' : I
-'4::AilgorlttO he ` 43° ! l)l3 , - Ba nk
~ d exe i temem - J o
:?--cs.c- ~ T P,Od4 to the,°°°N!itnldat the reeeßt:AP•
f 4he':llHttleltit°llltir' e n e e e w ee, ....lktarst . ': bill., ' led
-*'
Y''''lPlll4lthietk' ;:itlei'elteeitof tbiok:folittlohiebt:
(141,4e!tte!:VollicYrt°!;;11:11: M,6t#:;:ititg4i*iitge,coie'
°`-,'lgro TlO°Yl"er:,44ah Alk*.trodii#4,o.
~, 401=0 kept' ntet-ei' pteliehOf-,'
i
"ri,'. ..,;, r. .'},i , '- 1, ',4
,;
Their '.V.duer
t,r:rtio '
last year, 'are, now sailing in Now; leoylki isr
stated as follows
' 4P . 25 aerate.
60 . cents.
410 cents.
95 cents:
, 26 cents.
Vit . "eta.
70 ccnts.
95.cetrits.
fiain'iltOn'lltink, R. 1.,
Bank,of Nor Walk, Ohio,
Bank of Banclusky, Ohio;
Canal ,B.,nk, Albany,
Bank Of Wooinoii Ohio,
Now Hopopolawaro Bridge,'
mia . B n= o. real estatenoten .
Y;otock notes,
Thomas P. St. John, Cashier of, the. Stnique'•
hanna _County, Bank, at Moi,trose, , iose die.
charged from prison, on bail, on the 10th insl6
and hail left f or the West.' •
4,Eitn -Markets.
PHIDA., Sept. 19,1949
FLOUR—Is quiet at 8.5 for standard, and
5,121 for good atraight brands. Sales aro only
for home use, including salos•at $5,50a5,62i.
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL—No
sales—, •
WHEAT—SaIes aro only about 5000 bueh'ls
including good and prime reds at 106a107 cte.,
and n cargo of prime white on Saturday even:
in g at 113 ots.
RYE—A sale of Pennsylvania was made at
65 cents.
CORN—fa dull and drooping, and 3a4006
bushels Southern and Ponnaylvanta yellow sold
mostly at 60 cents.
OATS-• 3500 bushels good Delaware bro't
291 cents.
S3aolia.M.LintULLSMlEts
/On Tnemday, the 19th Inst. by the Rev.l...Eberliart,
Mr. Jacob Zinn, of York county, to Mrs. Mary
Vircennwatt7 - of - Cumisetiand ‘..ouory. (Stork - paw
/On the 15th loin, by the 'Rev. 43 E. Kremer, Mr.
Samuel B. Erb, to Mae Rachtterittfe, both of the
vicinity of Cburchtown, Cuufberlandooutity._._ '
/on.the tith inst., by the Rao. siimes R. Brown, Mr.
Jeremiah J Smith to Mies Mary E Waidley, both of
Cumberland county. '
(On the Bth Inst. at !tawny, N. J, by the Rev. M.
mbrle, David A. Buehler, of the 'Btar and Banner,'
Gettysburg, Pa. to Frances J.Guyon,of the former
plate.
DXLD.
41' 13n h 18th ttst.in PlainfletB, Chia calmly, Mre.
Rabe• a ilowenetine, aged.o3 years 8 monitm,and 10
days. in life elle wag exemplary, in death-resigned:
New abuertisenients.
LONG SHAWLS, LONG SHAWLS I
rr HE subscriber has just opened a general
A assortment of Plaid Long Shawls Bay
State Long Shawls, of .superior quality. Also,
Splendid 13roeha Shawls, (all wOO% Black
Thibet Long Shawls, together with Terkeri,
Cashmere, and other Shawls,, at moderate
prices.
MUFFS, MUFFS.
Just received a variety of Lynx Mafia, of
different qualities, also en assortment of low
priced Muffs, for sale-low.
.CASHMERESi& MOUS DE LAINES
The subscriber is now opening a beautiful
assortment oe Dress Goods, among which may
be found Cashmeres, Mous. De Leine., Mohair
Lustros, Alpaclias, Merinoes, Black and Col
orod Silks, and other varieties of Dress Goods.
CA SSIMERES.
Just received h few pieces of : maze asst..
meres, latest stlle. Also, Blue and Black
Cloths,Merino It and Sattinetts, for
sale ceap.
TO MILLINER .
The Milliners throughout the .eountv-,are
informed that avm
eno' assortment of Millidery
(;ooda, embracing Bonnet Frames, Crowns,
and Tabs, Artificial Flowers, Face Tubs, Ru
ches, Illusions of all colors, Bonnet Wires, &c.
lige just been opened by
novl4 GEO W 111TNER
,
LOOK AT 'WHIM •
ri RA RLES 0 GLLBY respectfully .informs
V the public that he has carnmspccd, and will
be opening for several days, Ina second put ,
deems of .
FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.
which comprise a very extensive and splendid
assortment of all kinds of
LADIES DRESS-GOODS,
a very large assortment cfShawls,French Me
rinoes, Coburgs; Alpachas, and -MU other arti
cles in the lino of Ladies' Wear. Also, a full
and complete assortment of
CLOTH , CASSIMERES & SATINETS,
together with a heavy , skit* of B OOTS AND
'ROES, of all the various. prices and ciali
'ties. Also, a large - stodk of GROCERIES.—
Come ono, coma all, and gook, for yourselves
before purchasing elsewhere_, os the order of
the day is, '9ivo by trade and small profits."
novl4
WAR WITH imam= !
F 0 R E the attention of the public
Up is entirely taken up with the probability of
I a general European war, growing out of the hu-
I mane stand taken by the Sultan in relation to
the Hungarian refugees,—the subscribSV would
respectfully announce to the•publio that he has
returned from Philadelphia with n splendid as
sortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTINGS, Pilot, Beaver and Kossuth clothi
which he will make up in the most fashionable
and substantial manner. All work warranted,
as it is all made by perseps in our own commu
nity, not brought ready made from 'ho city.—
His stock will consist of DRESS and FROCK
COATS, Over and Monkey Coats, Vests from
68 upwards,
v arrts of all colors, quality and
prices, Caps, Gloves, Comforts, Suspenders
and halseny cloth Cloaks, from 137,00 upward.
Clothes made in ilia last style, when the cloth
is purchased at other!stores and on the most
reasonable terms. Store corner of Nortli Han
over and Louther streets.
nov7,3m • W B PARKINSON, A'gt.
WATOZES I Ve',ATOUES!
, _, •
I'—
--)
,1 , i ::. it ROO Ji
p; ALL, .11 , 0.
.-:::, , , • - 110 North
."' .70 . Second St.
Great induce
ments to per
sons in want
of a
_g CH ood
W:E!
HHYING received additional supplies of
Gold and Silver WATCHES of every
description, from London, Liverpool and Swit
zerland importetions,as now Rreptred to Iran
ish the very beat artiele at a
,pnee 'far below
any ever offered, of the sauieluality, and•which
cannot be- undersold by any otbei' More in
Philadelphia or elsewhere. Every watch sold
will be perfectly regulated, and warranted to
be as g.n.d as represented. • '
• Watches at thefollowiaglew prices : ,
Gold Levers, full jewerd, I.B.carot cases, s2b 00
GSilver do "
... - 1 2 0 0
olatimpinee, jeweled, 18 carat mete 22 Q 0
Silver de do • 800
The Li: . R. Braman Gold Pen,' a superior
article in , eilver case, with penail,and warranted
31,20 V Gold Pencils for ill, ond upwards, Gold
Medallions, and Locket for Daguerreotype Like
nesses; Gold Chains andflair'bratielets Breast
Pins, Ear Rings, Finger ,Ikings, and a general
assortment of every diescrlptton of Jewelry
at unusual low prices.
- No. 110 North 2d street, %I door begow Rate
serest,: Philadelphia.
.• ..:LEWIS*-4, BROOMALL.
oct3l, i849,6m (riarck. Amt.)
-Property at Public sale..
wILL'le sold at public , sale, by-the imb
scribent, Executors aflliohael,Morrett,
de ' d .,on. WEDNESDAY . ; the Slot of No
ve r, next, A Lot of Groundi , situate, in
Ch rchtown, containing . Two ' Acres, having
thereon erected a &mac, Well.finitdiedTwo
. Story"BrickUWELDING HOUSE,
maie Wagon... Maker ~s.ll. o Ter_amackem t h
SE Shop, Stable, andiitlibr necessark, out
but nigd. ...Persons wiabing:to viciv-the said
property , will. call on Andrew filingicer,;living
t:hurohtown. - Sale:to commence at 2 o'clock
P. NL, - .When; aonditions will ':be Ma&lsnown
by, BRINDLE; IVIICTIAELIMORRETT,'
oal:tte.f , "i';`l. Riacitora:
• .
rriil.E , ltifge;aiedr'cortimolliona:DWELlANG`•
tidusE;on . the corner of .North, Hanover
and Imathcitstreets, in Carlittlei now occupied'
by, Wrn • Egolf 'tor Boarding ffouse„, Afoot
the coiner, roma in said house.now accepted by
WS Parkin** dp,*.Clothing Store . ".::_ T he
AY/Oiling, hovie has Ovary, cleanable "convenience
and ;hare is 4 hcl nioie 'advantageous .loitality
tho berough for a Boarding ;FlOutia. or ziliteC of
busif l o B 9.... '4 181 4,f0r Bale; the' .pmetting•House t .
on iEdet Louthar *a!rem,rtow. ocaueled by. Air.
Masonbeitner.,,' Ii ilea two -story. weatheibMial•
ed Aouse. SO feet In front by.2AO in dattNemd,
is in good order. It will be ,pold'eintittesonable
terms. If:mit:held before rho, letdaY,filf JanTi•
ary, it then', be rented.: For terms to'
hnov7o 7 • •
vo r o t t i :
foimar 40110 ro..'
Ininad . taletwlialtyand:wol 14
~ glad-to r intand.'tni
>4o# I `‘**o.olr..?r, ll l l . l 4ratest.*:'
. , ,
ME
_
_ .
.M.Jr „havilg. tnken,•the an& iiffice.bn
Main, Street recently ocinipied bjr-Pr. J. MY
' ins; resrfootfully tonaere hit.professional
ces to ttuf clamant, of Carnal() and 'the adjacent
country:: :'':-=;_ ' , ""Inovii3t
• Electioir,of-Direetors. - .
• .
, s. .., .. . •• _
- A - F -Election-for neyr . --of- of - lhq .
'''' Ccirliale Depont Balkoo serve one your,
will be held at the Banking Douse, on AIM:
ARY,thel9th instant, between the- hours of 10
o'clock, A. M., and Zotelock; P. M. By order
of the Board of Directors. .
nov7 WM S COBEAN, Cashier.
• Abtice.
-To the Heirs
,of john Palm, late of
Mercer county, Pa., dec'd. ••
(YricE is hereby given to, all concerned
that at an Orphans' Court held at Mercer
tz( l r:th e county of. IVl 4 ercer, Pa., on the 22d of
SePtember,lB49, on motion the Court granted
a Rule on the heirs end legal representatives of
John Film, dec'd., to appear on in Court on the
first JIIO.N'A9Y of next term, to show cause, if
tipy they have, why a decree should-not be made
fot the specific .execution of the - contract set
forth in the Petition or bill of Peter Fritz.
The next.term will commence at 11 , 1ercer on
on the 3d JII.O.ArDAY(t7th) of December, next,
when and where those interested may - attend.
' nov7 -JAMES McKEAN, Sheriff.
Estate of Thomas Urie, dec'd. •
OTICE is hereby given that letters testa•
meniary on the estatebf THOS. URIE,
late of North Middleton township, Cumberladd
county, deceased, have been granted to the sub
sarlbarsithe-first-residing-irrearliele;and-thrrothe
in S. Middleton township, In the same county.
All persolts having claims or demands against
the estate of said decedent are requested to
make, known the same without delay, and those
pa
ndebted - to makepayment to -
RICHARD PARKER,
BORT. C. STERRETT.
Executor.
Estate of BALTZER G 1 NRLEI, dec'd.
LETTER Tommentary on the Estate of
Baltser - Inkle, late of South •Middleton
:ownship to i hip, Cumberland county, dee'd.
have been granted to the subscriber, residing in
Monroe township, in said County'. All 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 B RINDLE,
0ct17,6t ,--4, Erma/or.
Abtice.
LETTERS of Administration de bons non
witb.tho will annexed, having issued to the
undersigned }cabling in West Ponnaborough .
township, on the estate of Robert H. Dunbar,
formerly of the Borough of Newvillo, Cum
berland county, deceased. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make payment,
d those. having claims against the same are
requested to present them for settlement.
JAMES IVIc.CULLOUGH, .
:Administrator.
0ct17,6t
SOCIAL• CLASSES.
AN Oration delivered before the General
Union Philosophical Society of Dickinson Col
lege, Pennsylvania,-Inly 11th, 1849, Not a
citizen of our Borough should be without it copy
when it can be had for lq cents by calling at
• , ftPS - C - treup Book
Adams Express.
THE subscriberis* agent for this Company,
and all packages diet are left at hie store will
be attended to with care and dispatch. The
Express leaves every morning at 4 o'clock, and
strives at 4 P. M
octl7
Iconographic Encyclopaedia,
THIS valuable work, edited by Spencer F.
Baird, of Dickinson College, is now in the
course of publication. It is to ho completed in
Twenty-Five Monthly -Numbers,- illustrated by
Five Hundred Steel :pagravitts. The First
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[octl7
NEW YORK DRY GOOD STORE,
No.' 208 Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
LORD, TAYLOR. & CO.,
Ur AVE now on hand. just received direct
jl[l from the mpnufacturers, a full assortment
of
SILKS,
C ASH M ERES,
MERINOES, DE' LAlN_ES;______
SHAWLS, &c., &c,
Tho colors and designs , being of their qin
selecting, and' entirely_theirs.
LINENS, HOSIERY,' HABERDA
and all the different makes of Domestic's 0.. s
constantly on hand, wholesale and retail.
L. 11 ! _& - `CO., never deviate from first price.
fgrWe ate daily receiving gonds from the
New York Auctions. Lrhilabept26,2m
=I
THE SYIIIPTOMS OF WORDM
Are the tongue often white and loaded; the
breath heavy and foetid; a disagreeable
or sweetish taste in the mouth; occasionally
thirst; the appetite extremely variable, some.
times remarkably deficient, and at others vo
racious. There is sometimes' a sicklsh.feeling
with vomiting of mucous; flatulence of the
stomach and intestines; pain in the abdomen;
swelling and hardness , of the abdomen; the
bowels are irregular; the stools are slimy; and
there is anoccasional . appearance of worms
in the evacuations; tha' Urine is often milky
and turbid; there.is frilithently itchiness of the
fundament Old Miaqwhich is often swollen;
there is occasionaliZ disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the tei3tkied sudden awaking in
a fright. There atekat times, headache or
giddiness, ringinein the ears, or even deaf
ness, faintness, , convulsions, drowsiness, indri
knee, of mannerpill temper. In some cases
epilepsy and Cholera* and even apoplectic and
aralytio synntioms; and several of the signs of
ropey of thillirain and catalepsy appear con.
.iiritted with Aligrna.• Frequently there is ' a
short dry cortgrylepritic pains; 'some
times feeble*, rregulite p, palpitations
and an irreifii(crevoill unteaance is
generally pal Xpialla" d somewhat bloat r
ed, and there as oeiniSional flushing of one or
both cheeks. 'Any ono of theta; signs is indi
cative of Worms, and the most effectual best
and cheapest remedy' le Dr. Juhn J. Myers'
Worm Tea, • prepared by Dr. J. W. RAW,
LING, at his' Wholesale and Retail Drug Store
Carlisle, Pa., and none genuine without .his
Written signature. The Proprietor of this
medieinels so confident of its superiority to
any other Worm MediCine now in use, that lie
will cheerfully naTalta lax nONalt in any
CM JUT which hie Preparation fails to giver
equal satisfaction. Wenn Tea when
made according .%p the directions, is pleasant
and' will - belaken by the most fastidious child.
Each package containsaufficiont medicine for
the cure of the most obstinate case. Price
only 25 cents a, paper. Druggists and Store
keepers supplied on the. most reasonable
terms.'a may23'49lY.
J. az: Stevenson, Jr.,
WROLE.ALE DEALER IN
Groceries and Liquors : ,
Three doors'south
. pf the Old Bridge t Front o sti
• ' HARRISBURG.
M. S. for the i
accommodatio, of 'Moi-
J• 'chan ts and others in Dauphin, Cumber.
land, Franklin: and .neighboring 'counties, has
opened an extensive 'Wholesale .EstablishMent
for the sale of Groceries and Liquors, as above'.
With the co.operation,*of a largo importing
house in Baltimore, he will offer goods here; at
,the same prices at which they can be purchased
M the city.- HO respectfully splicits the favor
litfit Pall. from, those. wishing ' to .pUrchase, to
esatify,,thenvof,his . eptire ,to ,as be
promisep. , , !rhe:attention of landlords is invited
tom: Itifeflahhide , litinors 'in store .endfor:Asia
importere 'lMOrdare .frotiCa
tattoo, ui promptly filled, and goods,.despitthedq at
Ste. ,
• ..
Zeoketis ar
A NEW:qtrtielo.,, ftir - nee in 000 king,.. and
,I - Ventriirton:rdiet for'ohildien,-, partteulerl
tholle:n1 vitteglieivele, or 'of 'feeble , eon etitution
beau n'd„to give health
with %ore der
iainty thati . orty- other substance.l2i ate le "pa
pe ran d for etile at: HAVERSTIR'B,4-',..,1,,y
. . ,
n .
irmy'RAP PING 'PAPER . Town .and can-•
l' V V.-' , . air:Merchants can alwayo.? . .ba. papplied
with the - beet '.; artishcat ii , ..aityknl t 'of'k'Wenttay'g
liar coat, by ' calling at„thdTatore 0-... ':,-:,•,„ .: •
~ 0ct3: , ,, :*.:f: ~ ~,.., ..,-,,,', , „I:9;tY , ALBERT, 4!
AR,nll'e the,Wertifieuee,ef•
t,
•,uec,3rttc,,f,•
r Plannelc; 1";
JUST; eceived :lgin:iusporment df
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' ,,.- : , ,,;.: . :'",e'torittar.t.t - Szk, , e4. :40-Po'"---
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.GREATINDIMMMENTS.'
*7',t7'.OßEef
large , Chattes' ,0
and the public in general, ire 'respectfully
informed that. I anCnowieceiving an immense
stock of'the handsomest'; and, Cheapest goods
ever brought to Carlisle: - 1 , • .
-- - CLOTHS - 6V , ,C - ASSIMEEES
or every, shade at 'greatly redtkeedlprldes.
* :."
A'large lot of Long Plaid Shawls 3 to $ll
Square d 0 ,,• $1 to $6
Also, Broche , Terkeri,'Crape, hibet and Da
mask Shawls of ovary style . atid.quelity,
RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
A splendid assortn - tent-new style Rihbons which
• • will be sold very , - -
DE LAINES . 6V CASHMERES,
A beautiful stock of Cashmeres and Do Laines
at vary low figures.
ALPACHAS,
A very large assortment of Black and Colored
Alpachas, Figured, Plain and Satin Stripes.
SACK FLANNELS,
1 A large lot of Sack Flannels, very cheap.
SILKS, SILKS,
A splendid:assortment Of. Figured, Plain and
Striped Silks, from 37i to 1,25. Black Silks, a
very large and cheap stock.
BLANKETS.
Very superior large size Twilled,
10.4-12-4-13.4 ditto Ribber' Bound.
do .do do Whitney, at all prices:
FRENCH-&-E-NGL-ISH-PIEEINDES
A largo assortment of very superior French
Merinos& All colours and prices.
A beautiful assortment of changeable Satine do,
Chains for dresses and sacks.
MUSLIM,
A tremendous lot of bleached and unbletiched
Muslim from 3 to Rd cents.
Having purchased largely of this article be
fore the advance, I will continue to sell at old
prices. • •
CARPETS, CARpETS,
A full assortment of Imperial, Ingrain, Valli
tian and Stair Carpets, Selling very
• PRINTS & GINGRAMS,
Prints and Gingham front 3 to 14. •
.d very . Large Asartaleat. of •
Tiokings, Chocks, Diapers, Floor Oil Cloth.
Borkings Velvets, Beaverteene, Stockings,
Gloves, duspenders, Carpet Bags, Canthriccs'
Dimitys, Laces, Moreens, Linens, Linen until
Cloth Table Covers, Oil Cloth Ditto, Irish Li
nens, &c., &c,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
•
In the article of Boots tind,Slutas, we go far
ahead of all competition, both in price. and
quality. A big stodk nowon hand and' cheaper
than ever.
GROCERIES; .
sugar, Coffee,. Pitolassair',. Rice, Tea, &c., &G
Fresh, Prime and Cheap. •
Recollect the old stand, East Main Stregt, _
where there is a late room, a large stock to
select from, and decidedly the cheapest lot of
- , a-out.of—Wtiladelphia-er-Vew—Yerk - -.
Come one and all, secure bargains, at the
cheap store of CHAS. OGILBY.
0ct31'49
JUST received and noWnpeningat• the
at tie New Store, Corner of Hanover. and.
Louther streets, opposite Wm. Leopards old
stand. Tho iindersi3ned respectfully informs.
hie friends and the public, that he has just re
turned from Philadelphia, with• q large and
carefully selected assortment of NEW FALL,
GOODS, consisting of an extensive variety.—
Every article will be sold at the very lowest.
prices. Mons DE LAWS'S :—All the I:snit:desir
able styles of neat figured, and the best shades.
of plain blue, mode, scarlet, pink, blue, green,.
crimson, &c. Rica FIGURSO CASH/SERB !—A
complete stock of elegant styles which will be:
sold at 'Very small profits. Dims Sifare !
Brocade figured;lflain, changeable, striped.
&esti, and the most superior qualities of glossy'
slacks. Changeable Green, and Black Man
tilla Satin, the most fashionable article for the
fall. Silk Fringes,. Laces, Gimps, Bolting's,
Collars, Gloves, hosiery, &c,
Fall and Winter Ribbons, of every u alit ,
a 'din all prices. Also a large stock e egant
.13 TA-PLE- GOODS-r-whieleistive-beeted
with much care, and will be sold at very great
bargains. Our assortment"oteloths, Cassi
mores, Vestings, heavy Rantaloon stuffs: flan
' ikejs, sheetings, tickings ginghams checks, cal*
icoes, muslins, table covers, napkins,
linens, bleached and unbleached Muslims, &c.
is very large varied and complete. ALso, on
hand, a well selected assortment of 13 - (. I OTS
& SHOES, for men, women and Children. at
lower prices than over. GROCERIES in all
their variety, viz :—Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Pekin Tea Company's celebrate Teas,f3pices
&c., add the best •quality Carpet Chain.
All the above goodi> have been purchased
right and will be sold low.
oct3 N W WOODS, Ag't.
T W MARTIN
NEW GOODS! NZIW OWDS !,r
'EIRE subscribers have just completed
A t their "chases of FAL& WINTER
GOODS. Ourstock consists in part of cloths,
cassimeres, mange, cassinels, of all colors and
prices ; white, yellow and red, all wool Flan
nels ; 'Kentucky Jeaps velvet cords and Boa.
verteens, Calicoes by the ca ad, Ginghams,
Mous da,Laines, Merinoes; . ramattn's, Co- •
burg Cloths t iAlpacas, Fancy hairs, Lustres, '
•&c., Checksnickings, D o tic , C4mghams.
Canton Flannelekwinte an oa red , Linsey,
e lk
Plain, .Pink, Brown; amp reen and BM
de Lames for 12i ct er ya ous de Leine
Thibet and Telteri OAW Long Shitwls
at 9, 3,50;4.A, 6, 7,50, 8 and . 0 dollars: Silk
and Linen Ilmitikerchiufs, Cotton, Woelen and )
Cashmere Stobklngs, Irish Linens,' Gloves, :
Cloth, Glazed: ,aiwlAEhr, CAPS, Gimps and I
1
Fringes, in variety, Ciiiili ' oolen Yarn, all
colors, rom fine to cOage ' 'Beads, Twist
and Clasps ,, Purses, MAii. Ist Ribbons,
Slides, Green Boreal). Blue Ile e, Table Co
vete of Linen and Cloth, Carp ' Chain, Table ,
Diaper,Crash, Linen Diapers, Edging. Laces,'
GUM SHOES. all sizes and prices,lJanbrel
las, Carpets, Groceries, Queensware, Hardy
ware, &c. All the above goods 'mere' 'bought
for Cash, gold and silver. and at a saving of
to per cent. below those' who bought on credit.
Those wishing, to save will find • our geode
cheaper than they; can big them elsewhere.:
°a7o A & Vir BENTZ.
THE suireciiber haliffEMOV,EDida Mock
of DRY GOODS to the corner Store, direCtly
opposite to his 0 Staid, and formerly occupied
by Retiick.Ang t „where' he hopes to.be fa.
vatediwithl a call r all his old customers and
a great many new ones.'' He has lately received
ageheratassortriteratUf NEW, FALL GO ODS
td which he expects to make further additions
in a few , days. foctl7] rx -W ,HITNER.
•
GrciCeriei lbr. 1849,
A NEW supPly_ofclioiee Groceries, ambito.-
COffeea, Sagari,AfOltusseal:Spicee, and '
.lot of GREEN: ANDf BLACK VEAS, -with
all ths.other-variety :of articles in °arline, equal, -
and probahly.saperior to the usual -Varieties, has
just ItherereceivedinidOinned thirstoraolthe
tabecribeil'Whefe;:lie , Wilf be pleased to offer , `;
'heat to' hie ctiatomere end:friends without any ;
culvaitee froth , The peblie hies
our-warmest thankeffoe,the encouragement
tended-to us, and.- wir, indulge the hope`thaC wo
thpylie favored with a* - ,ccintinuancelOrtlie sanis.
Corlisie, - .Getciberll4, 1849. -
,
• fors the -Minton.- :.
A LARGE. and'Well - seleeted issortinent of - 1
• . BOOKS; of all • kindS:constantly kept•;on
and.ro,suit tlie , .'tinres,,tho f g 'h
ollowinave just
been - reeeivedll''.o • • ' -•
Herne'S History of • England;' two first Mos.
received 4,• , ,
' Shaltspertie's,Works; difiarent editions.' •
Byron's-WOrke,Hurnet Works::
,Soott`e'Poitical Works.
',loineh's Expedition to ths,',Tordan apd , Dead;
Sea:. •Nfontvgue'e'Aiito;. ,• ,
Scott's , Military Tactics % S vole. ,
Women'ofthe Revolution , by,Mra :, Eliot. ;:
of Religionp by lidorrell.. .
Earnest.'4lfliiiry,by., J ames .
Bravo's .Beu tor, by Duganne.._ .. •
;Dowper,or. Sehool for Soandal,"bylifi s Gore ' .i.
' mixtoni6;,`N,y , 'BOYer•
• ;.The queen.' ofitlipilea.. ,
-!. 'Cruise in it Witila•Botitv I
,4, 11 tito•aoVraibilik': ll o9iVedkati. eras j.
*asked. ~ All ordara forarsoke,.,ettik4S 444141
heap}'
itronnapnikoximiee for yoeurealvas:i
j a
•;:';; - :: , ' , .. ,,, e: - 4 , 1." l l llo3Wl " ..ii.iii i ;•t,
:. , Ht4llofircitigreqll:ll4:l36otriilin4
: 7 t: over Sir#ol.lWk,4rfv!itid, iiiid*oup!edl
'- Ilr,'Afilirrt,44),on.lpl?r„ i f, it#F,{;
o..ose‘t.salow,goton: Ase.w.; :k 4 g_ iv - - ' I. ' , -- tf,
0, 17: ,t0,!. -, - , :t,t? 0 .!, - 4..1- , '.., - .,cltr, ".'? ' - I ''''
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SATINE DE CHAINS,
FALL DRY GOODS !
Wrong° of Position!
MEE
ME
5 : " ff ‘,"
NnOttfiliTi"t ZI)0110.
FigtiFaik.Plain ) " 040117 &1101•000 - D 0
of a
hove at 'the" CfinaP Stord;.„'.
CO ORED CARPET YARN;'
A. full aseortment.of elf-colorant Cad': Carpet
Chaim: Also, , No. 9;;10,"12 Cot.
tert,rwlet Yarn for sale titahe:lowast mark.
SHAW, LS,
A large lot on band iwhich',iiitk bp sold very
' • -
pparrls AND,SEIGIES,
A large "aseartiablit;of ilfe‘as',.Womene and
Children'a Boots •snd",,Shaes and Gum. Shoes.
which I will sell. at tholoWest prices at the New.
Store. , [oct3 I] N WpODS, 4g't.•
'FALLANDI-IMOTER GOODS
THE HEI4:-HlYkl.' •
;
frAAVE Mei opened
e 4 a kCi..ll: direct freni . the,city,.
• tit A'y n large, beautiful and
brilliant assortment of
LADIES & G E N
.: uramn_nmimzenzts TLEMEN'S DRESS
GOODS, for Fall and
Winter .Wear,, to. whion I would invite the
special attention of , old end new Iriends and
customers . . My stock now eoraprises every
conceivable Colour, style, pattern and .figure of
Dress Goode, from the plainest and cheapest
to the most brilliant and costly. Call and see
them while they are new and novel, as it al
ways gives up pimiento to show our goods at
he Bee Hive. (sep26) S A COYLE
GROCERIES 1 GROCERIES I
LATEST ARRIVAL BY TNE STEADIER CUMBERLAND
TAU/DRY.
rIPHE Cheap Family Grocery . Store of Jo
. L soph D. Halbert, West Mom street, Car
lisle, has just' received a large and fresh supply
of the beet FAMILY GROCERIES that the
* Philadelphia'markets can afford. The subecri
ber tinsjust returned from the and would
respectfully invite his friends 'and the public
generally,,. both in town and. country, to' call
and esamme for themselves his large. and in
creased stock, which embraces all the artiolei
usuall kept in his lino of business. Such as
Rio, Java and St Demi ngdand Lagurra Coffee ;
Imperial, Young Hyson and Black Teas, of
very superior quality and flavor; Layering's
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 houso,,Oheans and 'syrup
Molasses. Spices of all kinds, which he will
warrant pure and fresh ground. Brooms, ce
dar and painted buckets, churns, tubs, half
bushel measures,' Mater bowls, butter prints,
butteAlo4 . lo4, wash rubbers, &c' Clothes,
fancy sewing, traveling aqd.markel baskets of
all kinds. Castile, fancy, 'fosin d d country
SOAPS. Also, a general assorttnon of chewing
and smoking TOBACCO, spaniel] affspanish
and common CIGARS.,..Ropes twines, and
Brushes of all kinds. Prime CHEESE always
on hand. Sperm Winter, strained Elephant
and Common OILS. '
GLASS, Q NSWARE.—I have also
added to my_ already large stock, a number•of
new patterns:of White Granite and lbncy tea
sets. with CROCKERY WARE of every.de
scription, which I will sell at the lowest prices
for cash. i.. 4,„ •
Feeling grateful fm the liberal patronage here
tofore bestowed upon him by , a generous
the subscriber tenders them his hearty & sincere
thanks, and hopes that in his efforts to please
and particular•attention to business, to merit a
continuance of their support.
Oct 9, 1849. JOS. D. HALBERT.
VS" 17 o n s.
CLOTHING!
- •
•- - -
HE subscribers have just returned from
Philadelphia with a splendid assortment of
goods for gentlemetes wear, with which they
intend offering great- inducements to tire citi
zens: of Carlisle and the surrounding ,country.
They have on hand an assortment 0f..."`-'
OW Eta CID KIP LIU ECr
such as dress coats, cloaks, over coat's, vests,
pants, shirts, bosoms, collars, under shirts,
draw Ors, gloves, stockings, silk and other cra
vats, pocket handkerchiefs, suspenders, hats
and Caps, trunks, traveling bags and umbrellas
all of which articles thay intend selling at a
very small advance on city cost, having for
their motto "small profits and quick sales."—
, They wish it to he understood that their cloth
ins. is aq.manulactured under their own super
intendence, and not in the city, hence they aro
enabled to warrant every article they sell. ,
Having an experienced cutter engaged in
their establishment, they are prepared to make
_to_orderany article of clothing in n neat, fash
eatibie_ aildambelantialmatanttusnda •• • •• -
Alec] " lARNOLD & LIVINGSTON,
NortlitHanover street directly opposite P.
Menyer's Confectionery Store. foct33m
GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
TO the citizens of Carlisle and suironnding
country Just arrived a large and splen•
did assortment of fashionable' ready-made
CLOTHING, for the fall and winter trade, at
the store of S. Goldman, sotith•east corner of
Main street and Market Square, Carlisle.—
The undersigned, respectfully informs the citi
zens of Carlisle and adjoining country, thit he
has just arrived from Philadelphiaosith a lartfd
assortment of Fashionable Readtgade Cloth
ing, which for cheapness rind ;quality never
has been witnessed in this place, such 4,
French, German and American Cloth DRESS'
AND FROCK COATS, Over . Coats, and
Business Coats, of all descriptions, Cloths,
Cassimeres, and Sattiuet Sack Coats, finebl'k
and fancy cassimero Pantuloons, superiot
satin and striped silk velvet cloth and sattinet
VESTS. Also, a large assortment of fancy
Handkerchiefs, line white Linen, Striped and
red flannel Shirts, cotton and woollen night
Shirts, Drawers,. Bosoms, Collars, &c. '
trßeantiful *falltretyle of HATS & CAPS,
willibeisold at prices cheaperlitin any where
else. Gentlemen are invited to call .and exa
mine hie goods, as he is sure, that those who'
buy will go away with a good FIT and cheap
!prices,
SAMUEL GOLDMAN
Sept 26. '49.-6m
Clothing! Olotlitnri Clothing!
NEW CLOTHING arronE.
& L. STEINER respectfully inform
• the pubic, that they halm opened a now
Uot ing Store 'in the room lately occupied as
the Post Office, in Soutleflarylver street, and
have on hand a very large assortment 'which
they will sell as cheap as can be had in any city
in these United States.
Come one,, come' all,
And give give ushilvall, - ,
' And you will'be pleased to soe s •
• Clothipglaerheap and as good as can be.
oct2
.. - . .
' , A ' . SEE TEAS.
E have just,reeeived an entire new solec
. V.Y. iion of choice and, fresh GREEN 41p
/
BIA K •TEAS, - enibraeing Young Ilyitcn,
Impe ial and Gunpowder teas, of varioue imam
ties, rthhig . froni 37i to' 11$1,2541i3rjapiirid i from
the en stare ofjiieAfeiiirii.lenkins, of ghila•
del hia; neatly, seCurelj , =..imd .freehly'paCked in
quarter, half, and pound motalic and paper pack
ages; .as . well- as in the bulk.. The selections
are madeloy one of the partneri, wha has had
experience in the business, among the' Chinese
.themselyes for about, seven yeare,.and this ad.
vantage; tegether, with.our own experience, and
the encouragement extended to us in the selling
X these Teas ; for mare' than two years past,
'encourage us' Confidently to reccommend them
'as superiorlci -ink other selection of Teas in
this market"'-for Salo nt the Grocery store; of:,
-.,, July.ll-49 -. ,• • 1 - .T. W. EBY
.
Tobacco did 'OII3M.
4UST reCeived 'and ffir sale wholesale and 're
eir tail the beat and ' ohetitiest Selection tif CI
OARS to be found anywhere 'out of the city
The selection consists of • .• ' r .
..Granaderos, .
Pryinavers i . •
; rlantaticn.i ~; . ~, • Leoirp'oro, Regalia
„ Principe, ' - • La Grata;
,„
Velma an d . Firieroa ' I Moleseaddra, 'Ste.
All'Orthe firing Cuba mitt Helena , Tobacce,
indlputl'ulitti,Alie neatest ' testifier, besides '.I
have excellent 'slime and the'beet'MeleeellAlso
the' beet:cinema' and Cevendiph.TQßACCO
hot!; plain ana-swaetoned,.at reduced price', for.
examine titylikocit'beford`iiiit•
Will Sell'ity, the bokati:.law as the y
can be1641;1 theeity. LDoe' t.forget t he place
opposite the; railroad effice..
7* Carlisle; augt". 1 citigyvigt.;t.. 4 .
VT-
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SUPPLY,:,cof - ",th;"ebore.intly,' vatueble
.
TRAMS'. received:and kept for aslant the
B,,,FLPOTT;-
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W4eVY,;4P:I4
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`~`~t:.eat ; ~~
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A''VALUABLE_.'-. S HREE.•STORY"
~,„?-..-.. Brick :Rome . ..- • ' '. 4 .
''., THE Old abtirteecif• the Carlisle 'Bank haii4'
in g expired , and.the stockholders haiingsespecti.•
hilly_ declined to acebpt the new charter. prepared ,
and tendered to them, lip' the• Legislature of
Pennsylvania; * The Board: . orDircictois will
dtspbse of the 1., ' , •- , - „.
. Banking House - and L ot,
at private sale. The lot.. 'is situated on the 'N.
East corner of the "ploliiSquare'and Hanover
street, containing. thirty feet in. breadth, and
aliout•l43 feet in depth, with-a lare three story
:•". ' , ' BRICK HOUSE, tlt,preon erect
j•-
* :.t ? . • ed, 30 feet on Hanover street, and
-.• •.",,, 1111 48 feet olilie public square—with
- ele'ven RN , ms, a kitchen; cellar,
and a spacious garret: There are
also erected onthe north side otthe lot, a smoke
house, an-oven, etc.,. within abbot 52" feet of the
kitchen, leaVing about 43 feet of the lot frOnting
the public - sigiare by 30 feet deep, unoccupied
by any kind of buildings, thus affording a valua
ble public location for the erection of offices or
shops. The Board of Directors will also, sell a
lot of ground situated on the NorthArde of
Mulberry Alley, adjoining Isaiic'Todd; Esq. ;
on the east, Mulberry Alley on the south;- the
house of Samuel Alexander, E6g., dec'd on the
west, and the hone° of Nelly Freeland, dec'd
on the north containing 30 feet in breadth, and
'3O feet in depth, on which is erected a two,
story nrick building, having a carriage house
about 10 feet wide and 22 feet deep, a stable
about 13 feet wide bv 18 feet deep, divided into
stalls; a pit for manure about 6 feet, wide and
• 8 feet deep, and several garners on the first
'tory, with a large room on'the second story.
The terms of sale are one•fourtli of the pur
chase mnney, to be paid on the day of sale, and
-the-balance--in-four - egual - aninfiil instalments
with interest from the. Ist.day of Atiril, 1850,
payable semi-annually to be secured by notes
and mortgage Possession of the three story
house•and lot will be given to the purchaser, on
the terms of sale being complied with by him, at
any time after the first of Noyemher t next, sub
ject to the unexpired term of do yetir ending
Ist April, 1850; for which' the Carlisle/9.131)08u
Bank rented the room and vaults now occupied
by them' for banking purposes.
• Possession of the two story brick house in
Mulberry alley, will be given immediately on
the terms of sale being
. complied with. Fur
ther information respecting - either of the above
described properties may be had by calling on
either GEORGE A. LYON,
JACOB' SHROM,
WM. M. HENDERSN.
O
Carlisle, October .wilgo.. -'" •
VA ITABLE CHOICE FARM AT
~,.PRIVATE- S ALE.
The subecribir binding to remove west will
sell at private s the farm on which ho now'
resides, located West Ponnsborough town
ship Dumberland county, on the Conodoguinet
Creek, eight Miles west of Carlisle and 23
miles of the Cumberland Valley Rail Road,
containing 128 Acres of first rats clean arable
load, in n high state of cultivation, there are
about four hundred pannels !of .Post and Rail
- • Fence on the farm. The improve
.
merits consist of a large Two
-1111 Story Weatherboarded HOUSE
with Wash House. Smoke house,
and Ice House and a never-failing
we I of 'water at the door.' Also, a large Bank
Barn, with corn-cribs,Wagon Sited and an
apple Orchard_ of goo fruit, together with a
Two Story Frame Tenant House', with a well
of water nt 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 fire thousand bushels of lime put on this
Farm within the last few years.
The subscriber will sell-with the above tract
if desired, on the opposite side of the Creek,
seventeen Acres of prat-rate Timothy Meadow
and about twenty-five acres of good timber
land. fgctiOl WILLIAM ALTER.
.CLOTHING ! !
V'aivabl•e -Fartis
4T PRIVATE SALE.
THF: subscriber offers for sale his valuable
FARM lying on the bank of the Conodo
guinet Creek, in . West Ponnsboro township,
Lumberland coudty, five miles west of Carlisle
and one-half mile west of Davis' Mill, and one
and a-quarter miles north of the Cumberland
Valley Rail Road. This farm contains 105
ACRES, 53 Perches, of good Limestone Land,
in a high state of cultivotion, about 95 Acres
are cleared, and the remainder is co'verei with
thriving young timber. The improvements are
a large Two Story STONE HOUSE, large
Stone Bank Barn, Brick .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
_ch7tice fruit. There
is also a variety , of- Peachi-Plum-and-CheirY
.freer,-together-with -about 500-panels- of good
• locust post and chestnut rail fence, on the farm,
'also 60 panels ready to put up. The subscriber
who intends removingto the west will sell low.
For fOrther particulars enquire of the under-
I signed residing on the premises.
septl2 2mo PHILIP ZIEGLER, Jr.
•
, Valuable Prope rty For Sale.
HE Valuable
has a FARM which he
Twishes to sell.' The property is situated in
West Pennsboro township, CumbOrlond coun
ty, Penna. five and a half miles West of
_Carlisle, on the turnpike road leading front
-.lTarriAburg to Pittsburg, containing 128 Acres
'of first rate Limestone Land, in a high state of
cultivation. About 100 Ae'res of it are cleared,
I 'the balance of it is in thriving Timber.—
hero is n Hirt' amount of Locust timber
growing on the place, the soil being perfectly
" congenial to the gi•owth of Locust.
The improvements are a two story
13.; BRICK'DWELLLING HOUSE,
go g •:. 22 by 28 feet, n two story Back
Building, 18 by 22 feet and two
stories high, with a double Log Barn, Core
Crib and Wagon Shed, a young Orchard of
very superior fruit, and choice fruit of different
kinds. There is a well of water in theyard
near the dwelling. This property has many
Cadvantages—only five and half miles from
arlisle—a market always on the road, Per
sons wishing to purchase 14A1.Estate would do
well to call and see it.
Sopt.kg—tl 'MATTHEW DAVIDSON.
VALUABL,E REAL ESTATE
Art Pin VATE SALE.
IrfiNTENDING4to remove West, the subscri
ber voll,fsikerivate sale the, FARM on
w ich ho .now asides, situated in Dickinson.
township, Cumberland aountyAbout nine miles
west. of Carlisle; between the turnpike and ,
Wel tut idottem Road, containing 100 AriRES,
of first rate Litneetone Land, about seventy
acres of which is cleared and in a high state of_
cultivation, and under good fence. 'rho bal
ance is covered with thriving ming
timber. The improvements aro , a
ds• large Two Story LOG HOUSE,
sa 1 . with a room and. Kitchen attached
- :-• thereto. . 9 / 8 0, a Larg6 Bank Barn,
Corn Cribs ' Smith Shop, and other out buildings
necessary for the ' Farm . There is a well of
nover-failing,water convenient to the house,—
thertt is anrApple Orchard of over one hundred
'grafted fruit trees, witfilt great variety of other
kinds 'of fruit, such - as Peach, Cherry,t &a.—
This land is' patented. An indisputable title
Will be given and terms made easy by calling on .
. 00tt7,6w . ANDREW. CAROTHERS.
". FARM FOR SALE, • .
THE subscrihnt,will. sell on very favorable
terms his FARM of 150 acres, in Hampshire
county, Va., • lying on the Smith Branah.4 the
Potomac, about dno mile from its junction With
the Aorth Branch—about 80 acres is cleated, 50
of which is first rate alluvial or river bottom, o
of upland or second bottom; and frog treromacks,
i
the :balance is' well .timbered. The '
mprove.
manta 'only ,tolerable, with two,never
springs, one conven ient ; to the Wiwi. ;This
farm has many advantages , on account of its lu-
cation near .the Baltimore fond Ohio Rail.road
and. Canal. boing mid mile frcim said impitve.
manta. It 'ls distant . frOni• Old t0wn,..••.31d., ,
about: . three ' taint,. and half . - an lames .ride'to
Cumberland. 'Any 'Pelveiri. being desirous ; of
making a safe; ineestment,'Where the' taxes ctfre
light;(thO tax on this farm being but 103,00)ivili
well to purchise in4his rapidly improving
part of the State.., Terme-5.200,, 12000,. in
caoli 4
~and the ;balance in four emuil itunual;pay..
Manta without' nterest: For further particulars
atiplyto the editor: or-to the ' s ubs cr iber •nt,Virin•
theater,' Va. ft.p.l3zp. , /10.41.10.4.Y.
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Trunks and Valises. ,
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aupply of Ladies and'getilerrieri's 'Trim/ening
Trunks.:-Also,,Leitherlraliies and . a miriotY
of other goods. Isept267
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For the•Riniovai and rotinanint Cure
NEAVOIII3
And of those Complaints which are caused by an Ira
paired, weakened or unhealthy condition of the
NERVOUS - SYSTEM;
•
• This beautiful and' convenient application of the inyik
terious powers of GALVANISM and MAGNETISM, hat
been pronounced by distlngUished physicians, both in
Europe and the United' States, to be the most mina*
medicinal discovery of the Age.
Dr. ODRISTIMI GALVANIC BELT
MAGNETIC FLUID
Is used with the most perfect and pertain success in all
calla of
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the
various organs, and invigorating thizentire system. Alio
In FITS, PARALYSIS and PALSY...t6BPEI% •
IFWEJIMATIShI, ACUTE. and '7 , "
CHRONIC,. GOUT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAF-,...
NESS, NERVOUS TREMORS, PALPITATION 'OF
THE lIE.ART. APOPLEXY; NEURALGIA, • PAINS in
the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL,
COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE of the SPINE, IflF
COMPLAINT, DISEASES of the KIDNEYS, DEFI
CIENCY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL' 'ENERGY,
and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arise
from ono simple cause—namely,.
A Derangement of the'lkiervoutraystem.
~
(t©- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS , Drugs and Medi
clime increase the disease, for they weaken the vital ener
gies of the already prostrated system ; while under the
drengthening, life.gwing, vitalizing influence of Gelman.
tem, as applied by this beautlfdl end wonderful discovery,
the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer restored '
to former health, strength, elasticity and vigor.
The greet peculiarity and excellerice'of
Dr. Christie's' Galiranio . Ouratives,
4truilsts, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by „.
numard application , place of the usual mode of drug-`a
,ring and physicking the patient, till exhausted Nature v•
ticks hopelessly under the
, They strengthen the whole system, equalize the circulation •
the - blood, promote the secretions, and never do the :light
at injury under any circumstance,. Since their intro,
:Motion in the United States y nnly three years duce, more
Ruin
60,006 Persons
~acluding all ages, classes and conditions, among welch
'mete a large number of ladles, who are peculiarly subject
In Nervous Complaints, have been ,
ENTIRELY AND ITIBMIINIENT.LY OUVED,
khan all hope of relief had .been giden up, and every
%big else been tried iffnin I • • • ,
To illustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT,
twos° the case of a pound dElitited with that bane of
ionization, DYSPEPSIA, or.; any other Chronic or
?famous Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimulants are
Wirer; which,. by their action on the nerves and . muscles
..f the stomach, afford' temporary relief, but which leave
'he patient in a lower state, and with injured faculties,
:Mew the action thus milted bee ceased. Now compare
'his with the effect resulting from the application hi the
4ALVANIC BELT. Take a Dyspeptic sufferer, even
a the worse symptoms of en attack, and simply tie the
lett around the body, using the Magnetic Fluid as
'irected. In a short period ,the Insensible perspiration
rill act on the pomitive eleMenetlf the Belt, thereby
• cueing a Galvanic circulation whickdvill pus on to the
Segative, and thence back again to Abe positive, thus
,eeping up a continuous Galvanic circulation throughout
he - system. Thus the most severe cases of 'DYSPEPSIA
re PERMANENTLY CURED. A FEW , DAYS IS
• )FTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE
/JIMMIE OF YEAR&
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS L..
• Of the moat Undoubted Character;"
ilrom all parts of the Cmmtry could be given,, suffictent
o till every column in this paper! ' u '
AN EXTIMIAIDIIVART CASE,
which conclusively proves that
"Truth is stranger than Fiction." .
OGRE OP
lIIIEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS .AND DYSPEPSIA.
Rev. Dr. Landis, a Clergyman
f New Jersey, of disci finished attainments and molted
eputation : —: - . - n i \..
SIDNEY . New Jersey, July 12 1846. 1 , ,
Da. A. H. Cinuirrts—Dear Sir: You wish to know Of \,_
se what has been the result in my own case, of the appli
atlon of THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACF..
iy reply is aff Mows : .!
For about twenty yearn I had been suffering from Dye
epsia. Every year the symptoms klecame worse, nor
ould-lobtain-permatient relief from any gtdiirek4medi"
ea treatment whatever. About JeurterliTearytnce, in
onsequence - of lin — querit exposure to tlifirytiiither, , in the
Recharge of my pastoral duties, I becAMS 'autijcset to a
evere Chronic Rheumatism, which for year after year,
nosed me Indescribable anguish. Farther: in the winter
1 '4l and '46, in consequence of preaching a great deal
in my own and various other churches in this region, - I
was attacked by the Bronchitis, which, soon became do
everts as to require an immediate suspnsion of my pas.
oral labors. My nervous system sods noty" thoroughly pros
rated, stul,u my Bronchitis became worse, so also did my
yspepsla and Itheumatio affection—thus evincing that
hue disorders were connected, with each other through
he medium of the Nervous System. In the whole pher
nacorimla there seemed to be no remedial agent which
wild reach and recuperate my Nervous System ; every
hing that I had' tried for this purpose had completely
'ailed. At last I was led by my friends to examine your
nventions, and (though with no very sanguine hopes of
heir efficiency,) I determined to try the effect of the
application of the GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE,
oath the MAGNETIC - FLUID. This was in June, 1846.
r 0 HT GREAT ASTONISHMENT, IN TWO DAIS MY D 888888 to
HAD GON E; IN SIGHT DAIS 1 WAi ENABLED TO snows
ET PASTORAL LABORS; NOR HATE 15150 E OMITTED A SINGLE
CKVICEON ACCOUNT OF THE BRONCHITIS; ANOINT Rain-
ATIC AFFECTION HAS ENTIRELY CEASED TO TROUBLE MIS
Such is the wonderfill and happy results of the experiment.
I have recommended the BELT and FLUID to manly
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgic Wee
lieu. They have tried them, WITH HAPPY RESULTS, I
BELIEVE, IN EVERT CAPE.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT W. LANDIS.
. .
DR. CHRISTIE'S
' GALVANIC° NECHLAQE
used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head,
such as Bronchitis, inflammation of the Throat, Nervous
and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head, Neuralgia in
the Face, Bussing or Roaring in the Ears, Deafness, which
II generally Hamm, and that distressed complaint, called
Tic Doloreum
Patsy and - Paralysis. , •
.
ARphyricians acknowledge' that these terrible dliditifes
'axe caused by a d efi cbme'y of Nervous Energy la he
affected limbs. Dc. Cunispe , s Galvanic Articles Win
supply this deficient power, and a complete and entire
cure u thus,effected.
•
-1000 Oases of Palsy and Paralysis
nave been reported to Da. Camara. end hit Agantiwithisk
the last two years, which have been entirely tutored:
W. Cir. Annacw J. F. Tosies" Brooklyn, N. Y., had
not been able to walk a step for near of,
four years, andwas
so helpless that he 'had to be fed: The most celebrated
physicians gavehim up. In five days after lie commenced
wearing the GALVANIC Bath, NECKLACE, can Baeonievs,
he walked across the room, and in three Weeks baked per
fectly recovered hls health.. Captain Tomes la seventy
yearn of age.
. . Severe... Deatheas anrede
The following is anextraot fronia letter lately mli-eired
from a distinguidied physician in the State of Vitgbilat,
' "A. H. dawns:, M. D.—Dear Sir i tlenta,
unknown to me: obtained your Gabe* .'• • • eek
lace, with the Magnolia Fluid , * for a sar i.
Deafness. The ease was that of glad, • •
system ores much disordered, and her geg •*headih• ;!-/
poor. Mueh'was done previoudy to the 'applleitiolinf the,'"
Belt, but with very little success, and I. feeritionly right.'
to tell you, that dace she commenced wearing the Btlt
and using the Fluid, but a" lbw weak' ago, - she has
ENTIRELY RECOVERED HER HEARING, and her
general health is better than for several yam."
g(7- Every ease of Hearne's,' if it be /fervour, wit
generally.* can be eared by this warderful remedy,.
•
• DR. CHRISTIE 43 • - . '.''.:',
'GALVANIC . IMACELETS
dre'found of vast servioe In Caen of ConstdiZal4
dpumedioCompLainb, end galiod Nsfrnal
the Head and upper alimonies. - Also to !slava Haily.
W, and all dimwit cased' by • Wenner OAF.
or Nervous .11nergy in the lipbs Or other mare, *the
, 7-Many hundred CertMOMMI from all iatif i Aelhe
°mitUnga of the most extroordhary shareeter call gismo,
No trouble or IRCOMlligellin alkali the*, of
:DK" ny-
cHnornra ~ 64,w:um atariczns,' and
theyinerlin,st t im e most lbeble And - delleatimint
perfect, sue .. la . - la many ,Oatia the serallr, .re
Attending their ill •
the
and egisieShefThey
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This thavanio NEiolg la ay -. Tito' ,
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directions. Petnollett with inn•putioninno may be, OW
sith• author:4lA AIWA, , ••
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For Sale in Ccirtiele by S. ELLIOTT.
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