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THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
IN SpUtpERL :COUNTY b
Te`ims—Talo lioitar,e a ;yea , or One Doilar and
if riu
Fifty Cents, tiquai/y paid inVidroance.
01,75 paid ,within• the year. -
TRANicaoyviNa-Div.. — Sir Vices have.,
been tippitihtad, in all dbUrdhed;tn cow-
Janice at 11 (i'i3lock,to-rn'ortuw warning. Busi•
nom will of °puree be eupeende4 through the
4ay.
PRESIDENT OF GMA - OO COLLEO!. ' e
learn from the Philailelphia papers that the Di
rectors of the Ward College for Orphans,on
Friday last 'enorsemortsly elected Prof. Wee. H.
Arum, A.M., M.ls., of Dickinson College,to the
Presidency of the above institution. Tho pa
pers remark that the selection is highly corn.
mended by r all who are conversant with the
talents and 'ae,iuirements of the new President.
The epution.ihua expressed of Prot. Allen's fir
:,nes"srvie can assure them is well founded, and
wiled entirely confident will he fully con
' finned after tho new President' shall have
. entered upon his duties. Prof. Allen ranks
high as a man of mind and thorough education,
and though we exceedingly regret hear of
his unexpected removal from our. community,
wo congratulate him on the distingulahedmark
of public favor which - ha has thus received.
President ALLEN, (who by.the way the Phil
a elphin , papers erroneously style an L. L. D..)
will enter upon his duties in Girard College,
on the let of January ensuing. We learn that
his place iii Dickinson College will prObably be
filled temporarily by the Rev. C. P. WINO, Pis
i& Of the First Presbyterian Church, in this
borough, whose qualifications are of a high or
der. ~
•
'Cumberland Valley Railroad
• (o.The relaying of the Cumberland Valley
Rail Rcad, With a ndw track of T railing, has
already been commenced. The new rails come
from the Montour Iron Works at Dany'l
The editor of the .Chitfilitiriberg Sentinel,' who
recently passed over the.road, says• ''it is cer
tainly the safest and beet constructed part of
.the road from this point (Chambersburg) to
Philadelphia. The rails have been run twice
the usual itingth, thus avoiding et least ono ,
half the joints that are encountered on other
rcilfds; and imparting a smoothness and equn.
bilitrOf motion nut often enjoyed by travelers.
The new track is laid •on the south side of the
road—the sills are imbedded in powdered lim
Stone, and secured by transverse ties laid in
the same meaner,. ntirely. obviating the reek.
ing and surging so annoying to those who
traypisovee the present track for the first time.
It is expected that the new railway will be
completed by the first of August next—a fact
which should ban source of congratulation,and
pride to all the hthabitants of the valley thro'
which it passes."
We learn that the company contemplate re
ducing the tare and freight to one-half the pre
sent rates, and it cannotbe doubted that by so
dolag they will benefit themdelves as greatly
as the public.'
A HINT TO MECIIANICE-7-The Mann
gero a the American Institute; in Nove.Yorli,
report that the 'entire receipts during the late
Fair at Castle Garden, were $1.8,670. - It - is
presumed that nearly 300,000 persons visited
As illustrating the value of these Fairs, the
Tribune says that one manufacturer, who ex
hibited his wares at the late one, asserts that
elders to the extelit'ofsBolofl,for similar goods
were the Consequence. We have heard, says
of unmet=
one instances during past years;tif 8112111 Sr 're
sults growing out of the displays made at the
Franklin Institute in this city. It is to the
interest of every man in business to sustain
them ; and apurt from selfish considerations,
such institutions deserve the amplest encour
agement, because they awaken and maintain a
healthy emulation,frosi which flow results that
are widely beneficial. These facto arc Worthy
the consideration of our borough mec'hanice,
in,ttew of the exhibition. oftho Cumberland .10.
Agricultural Society next fall.. I.et our me
chanics prepare to show their skill on that oc
casion,-end show by the superiority of their
workmanship,that they are determined to leave
no ground of justification to those who are in
the habit of purchasing in the cities what they
ought to buy at home.
THE GARRISON BAND—gave our eiti
sena anathor delightful serenade on the square,
on Friday night, hutt,i A number of popular
Airs were beautlfulliperforrned. A delicious
moonlit pigbt,'th'etoAdreamyair'of the Indian
Summer, andllusic's enttancing strains, com
bined to drow,etety body out, old arid yoUng,
and form.:.treriii".o24
~. ~"The hour when lovers' vows
Seem sweet in every whispered word."
Our citizeni owe the Band many thanks for
their delightful 'tnnalOal..Contributions to the
public enjoyment,during the last month, which
on I sir behalf*e.tako pleasure in expreseing•
OQR Mar Marki
ouectiSs . ,.reeentlY , lieen scoured
' and the ceilings, white-washed. It noW looks
as bright as ‘ a new Ftini and pimiento a clean
a.nd lively appearance; The painting was done
by our townsman, Maj. Lisa, and we but speak
the voice of all our Citizens when we say _that
he has litlfillea big 'contract .With the Te;wn
Council, in a workinanlika'and'higblyeredlta-;
• .
WILSON & OA GREAT CHRISTMAS AND
N
E
W-TI A . 48 826 7 0311 !ToNATHAN• —:- This
yast:egeltipipioforial. illustratioßs for"the coin.
ng Mob/44 lies code to h ind and we must
' way 'WV jtiluerita are not over estimated ,
the pittilti#talThei 'drib Erigialrings
Taygeand his Cabinet," and 'the. "Pleasures,
Follice:siiiii'litisaries of ChriatMas hi York,'
are x'atuiifile Aid spirited pictures, which will
do credit to AinerloanEine Arta. We under.;
Maud tinit the designingandldgraving of these
two. randiciaturca the paper coat over one
thotitmOd'didlare;
, ',Altegether this number
fhe lioly , dol 4 /fiother Jonidhati Ant
strips arly, otitis predeadiaori by great 0d0e„....."
Thaj 4 ina rin'nlifill as usual '
;19d cent; or ~ten
copies, far ono.. dollar. It can be bought, at
Martinli Book Store. ' '
HoLIDSN's of ,it MAoAZiris:=Ttiid
the chimPeid7blegarittii!ailtile4t4 in the 0011 n-
try, names` to 'us Disember, very materially
imPr°‘ndo both 1 / 4 ,4', " 3 041 1 nonientmrPitildra ,
til 3 m l ,aPd The
Oltnutartori,wit6 the January number'
and will initnt-ilnP° 4 fileinliirova•
Delta,
propdetun.4ilsiuku,444 7 44
yo7k; v ,,
8 1 ° 7 1 ! 1 ;*Nti i: 040 31 i
kilNe
Yorct4 3 mildltoiieWi.:lmt, l ilpiothi s i
lf , 4 l 4 l . l) : 4l4 roCdtt,iiiil/ ;io`
t h "° 6 0 3 • 09 4 ° !'. 40 9 .. t!'ich„tionutrattiti• hie
eye and Ilil.Viif/itaili4ooo
Tid " l " l tt li t t l' 4.44l 9;tl ol ,F4o4l}
rOw, 4 4 410001.1 141 111 40 4,4 1 . ,'41 eP0'iZp - tra,>
M 1,41,4414,
'11."41 , 1,171.e-cd n,o'it,fg* tA .
Al oneV*lttattet t . l'.
s44 k ,
'.:,,,. ,-'''''' ' .: .. .L ... .':,a; ;.. -. .:, , A1 . ,.., , ,,' ';' 4 '•:-..:,..;
catirompro ~Th r "..popp • seyep h o p
dreoiod:thhiy:t • usand,,, , flollarsor-Califorp . ia
gold ,liad s hasWreitirived ,, at l / 2 , the, 11. S. ,Igito..i ip, ,
.Philiderphisop,:to SatardaYlast . di , 1' ~ !,,, ~
hank'.*Sldiiiitel'=4The'follatiloiliaiflr.'(iiV
liletids;:wirei iiiiiiiiittlideciared 'foriba,:laSt fl2r . :!'
nimitha by the instituEoiis„whoie names are an, , ,,,
n execl:Fairrierie:Batik;of Reading 9 per cent; f -.
Easton Bank 5; Doylestuwn Thirtic.3 ; Farmers
Bunk of, Buolter.Courity , 9;. Chesier`:County
Bank 4; Montgomery . County Bank .4 '
•••046,.. '.-
-bereburg Bank 9; 'Miners'Bank "Of P ottsville
. ~ . .
4 per cent. . .
-
„
West Brauch:Bank.—The,..ldooming , IJa.
zette, after denouncing Bunks generally, 1/48,
be
"yet to j ut; 'We feel houpd. Altar' the ,
West Bran 13ank is as safe and a prudently
managed a institution of the kind s
any in ,
the State. T he public, therefore , ay rest as.
sured the there is no ground fo y rumor
that may revail prejudicial to this nle. If
we knew er believed there was any, wo should
be the first to give the alarm!' -.
Spurious Notes.—We learn • that spurious
mites on the Lancaster county bank are Weir
culation. They may be known by r observing
the words, "Real estate pledged and private
property holden," at the bottom. ,-
DouGiful.--Prijudicial rumors are' afloat re
el:Toting the Commercial Bank, at Perth Am-
Icy, N. J. and the Union Bank, of Dover, N.J.
...-
ditii Markets.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 25, 1849
FLOUR—Ts dull and drooping with little or
no demand for export, and holders seem' anx..
ions to sell. 05 is the nominal asking price of.
shipping brands, but there ere some sellers at
less. Good and extra brands aro quiet at $5,13
a 5,50.
- CORN . MEAL - AND -RYE FLOUR—
.•-
Without demand at 93 per barrel.
WIIEAT—SeIIs freely at steady prices, and
80000 bushels were disposed of; mocly prime
white, at 111 c. including good reds at 105 c.
CON . —HasR further declined; and 4000
bushels sold at 68c. for old Southern yellow ;
46c. fdr mixed, and 48a50 for new.
• .
OATS— if citango and 5a4000 bushels
good, Delawnro brought 29c.
1 Atlaita E.Ea =MUD D
On the 22d Inst. by.the Rev. C. M. Munk, Mr John
Lice} , to Miss Flarah Coover, all of Dickinson town
ship.
On the let inst., by the Rev. E. firidenhaugh, of
Plocgrove, Mr Henry, Beerhowcr, coeditor of the
Pentisylvania Telegraph, Hart isburgh, to Miss Levi.
na Bridenbaugh, of Myerstown, Lebanon co.
/ On Thurstl4, the 22d inst. by the Ri3V. T. Eber•
herd, Mr. Joseph Porter to Miss Margaret Stickel, all
of Middleton township, Cumberland county.
Near Harrisburg, at ,the residence of Mr, George
Milleizeir on the let inst., by the Rev I G Pritchey,
Mr Jacob Witman to Miss Elizabeth Seitzinger, both
of Dauphin co.
DIED. •
'On Mon -the 27th inst., of croup, EDWARD BlD
nix, eon olJames 41. and, Elizabeth B Allen, aged 3
years and 2 months. The - Dm-of life was soon cute-
Hod—crossed without a storm,' Shall we call hack the
'Ohm voyager to the tempest-tossed.oceanl Do we
wish to Main the Infant soul with the sins of three
score and ten') and would we have it leant, in the vi
cissitudes of mortal life, the sad ler:lions of human
unkindness and-weakness and woe!' Better tar to hp
taken away from the feast with appetite•uncloyed, -
with heart uncontaminated, and with soul yet buoy
ant and free. The immortailty of the soul or the doc
trine ofa future state, teaches us that this departed
child has not lost a single moment of existence, tho'
that existence has been transferred to another clime.- •
lie still drinks from the fountain of life, only the cue
Is ofa sweeter mixtara Biqa tlfat or eartli. Ho
lives,—lives before the throne of God and the Lamb,
and washed In the blood of Chrixt, his righteousness
Is complete. "Stiffer little children to come unto
me." Jesite la kindly saying to the bereaved parents,
and-Be also calls, l'repdre your selves to follow, that
you may meet your'Edward In Heaven I M.
New'll,btiatis_cmeto.
LONG SHAWLS, LONG SHAWLS I•
rinuE subscriber hast>just opened a general
1. assortment of Plaid Lang Shawls, Bay
State tong Shawls, of.superier quality. Also,
Splendid Brocha Shawls, (all wool'); Black
Thihct Long Shawli, together with Terkeri,
Cashmere, and other Shawls, at moderate
prices.
MUFFS. MUFFS
Just received a variety of Lynx Muffs, of
different qualities, also an assortment of low
piked Muffs, for salo low.
CASHMERES do 11.0iDS DE LAMES.
- The subscriber is now opening a beautiful
ligniortment or Dress Goode, nmonglwhich may
be bound Cashmeres, Mono. De Laing's, Mohair
Lustres, Alpachns, Morinoes, Block and Col
orod Silks, and oiher.,viiricties of Dross Goods.
,CASSIMERES
Just received a few pieces of Bronze Cassi
acres, latest style. Also, Blue and Black
Cloths, Merin.? Cassimeres and Sattinctts, for
sale cheap.
TO MU LINER.
'filo Milliners throughout tilo county are
informed that n general assoritnent of Millinery
Goods, embracing Bonnet Frames, Crowns,
aid Ts bs, Artificial Flowers, Face Tabs. Ru
ches, Blianons of all colors, Bonnet Wires, &c.
have just been opened by
r.o.vt4 GEO W HITNER.
LOON AT THIS!
CHARLES OGILI3Y reepeethill informs
the public that he has comntencc d,, and will
be opening for several days, his second pur
chases of
PALL & WINTER DRY (JOWL
which comprise a very extensive and splendid
assortment of all kinds of
LADIES DRESS . GOODS,
a very large assortment cf Shawls,Fronch Me
rinoes, Coburga, Alpachas, and 5000 other arti
cles in the lino of Ladies' Wear. Also, a full
and complete assortment of
CLOTH, CASSIMERES & SATINETS,
together with a heavy stock of BOOTS AND
SHOES..ot all the various prices and quail-.
ties. Also, a large stock of GROCERIES.—
Come one, come all, and •look for yoerselvoit
before purchasing elsewhere, as the order of
the day is, "live by trade and small ?refits."
novl4
WAR WITH TURKEY !
BEFORE tho attpntion Of ,the Public
is entirely taken up with the Probability of
a geberal.European•war, growing out of the Liu
mane Stand-taken by the Stilton in relation to
the Hungarian refugeofthe subscriber would
respectfully announce to the public that he has
returned from Philadelphia with a splendid as
sortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTINGS, had Kossuth cloths
which he,will make utlftn -the moat fashionable
and eubetantial manner. All work warranted,
as,it is allimade bv personsin our-own comma
nity, not brought ready made from he city.,
His stock will eoneist of PRESS and FROCK
COATS. Oyer and Monkoy Coats, Vesta from
62:upwards, ,pants of all colors, qualify sad
prices,'Caps,.'oGioYes, ' Comforts, 'Suspenders
and Miserly efothOloakit;froin s7,oo,',upward.
Clothes made in the last stilOi, when the ofoth
is purchased, aCother. stores and on the most
reasonable, tertnev lißrore corner: cif.Nort h` Han
over and Loutlier'iireeSs. •
rope ir at Public 8: e; ,,
viTILL be ,iold:ae, tnib Itc,, sale, lo„Ythe
~t anibera,'Ellicutora of Michael Morrett.l
deerd`,,:on, WADSEEDAY; :the, 218 t •Of No.
trenabe". mew,' 'Lot, ,ef ,Ground, situate. in
Chntchdown, containinc,,Two'',Aores, having
.theretnt: A ciected 'a' la 2 e, L _welhfiniahed _Two-
Biick DWELDING NOUSE.
m-ri E lack ejn i t
LLI
A hop;Stable,"amt other , tieceaegy out.'
but tags. 'Pomona 'wishing
,te view ,the , said ;
'prdpeity - will 'call on:: A.ndrew
inCilhurchioWn., Sale 'to commence at 2,o'elock.' ,
, E.lL,;:whed conditionDßls wi NDLE,.II- be made known
• • • .
„ MICHAEL MORRETT L
,r,oatlitter'" Executors,
r •
it
Rent;
MBE large 'and • - einninodiona !DWELLINV...
.;.1i 1-19. USE, on the cornor.or North ,
and Lowlier etreettii.fin '..Carlialeii licrei opeupied ...
bYWtri •Egolf.ise, tv,:liberding-,House.. , 'Alaw' , '
the 'corner roam basetd.;howei now , occupied by,
1,V.8 Perkinoh; 4 at le'l ClOthing'..Stnrev:- . The'`
dwelling: house . bee HverY'desiraWe edtiveideleee.`:
andithnre.isi.nirmorei adventelliwifildealpti In io
t w o borough for a -Boarding HOiniet , or - pleini , lir t )
l 'bupitiese.:..Algo; forlealWrhw..Pteelling Iliiiistf, 4 '',
1 ow ßea(touther ‘,'etreetiliow'oecupled Whir: '.;
Maeohlwirner. , ',I r hi a ,twd atory.ireatherboardJ '
red Iketiew; 0.10et..1 Wiront ,by:•24o fttedep,thi-,and'd
iiij good order; It will,lio , lold , Wi'reasahatile' , :
'jar t t .j: If Clio! Field ibefdrelhii Jet4ley,Al , ;',lidii,
:nrYi it. eiill' , then bn rehted:- TO'' , t Orfila regilf , ici ,
0 4 V7,:,;"0: , ,1:;;. , , 5 , ,0, 1, } ,, ; . : - E - AfilLl.M4l"Ctii' 4, ;,f,
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v. O l. r '..' l :l; , `'' , )'' ii i , W. E 1. '',' , . ''''''' 4 1 j" ~'' ``''''ii
ir ,,,„,,, 1,411, psi, 44v, Surgeon. , etaitieti , ,,
4ilifti , hii.foi*Ort'!Olitroiiedlikaiiihi.4l;:"
.0 adoc,z.ostiliielliiieivip , tieeglad'tg, rid col:
'fl.PrlVi.sklipilpf. , bilpfpf.l!lo,biff i -, y.tpotp.:i
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.11R:1141X1' , 141:1EZY'Plyi , i9i4n,ankSargegn
tad' (Alice 04
MajkSktileVniciiilkly.o4llpi:eil by Di+ J,
tile; kesiiiiiittAr.tandete his7profedeioniil servi.
e.es;t6 'the = o'f -Carlisle and f' ihelidjaccnt
i3oun try.. .7;; ; ', - .1;.:"; Its;. . . [nov7,3!
• t
To the Fleirs of,Jcihn
• ''Mereer'coOht,.l)*ri.,'dee'd.
.
OTICE is herel4 . given to - all 'concerned
e N tharrit an Orpharue.Conif held at Mercer
or the' do
•sinty. of Merceri Pa., Mt' theood. Of
1849,oronotiori , . the:Court granted
a Rule on the heirs anti legal fepreeentauves Of
John'Paini,'deed., to appear (min Court oit,the
first ,J 110.1 1 171.8.? of next tOrmi to show cause , if
any ',they italic why a decree should not implode
for - the specific. execution of the coniraet set
forth in the Petition or hill of Peter Fritz.
The next term•will commence at . Mrireiiron
len thelljgONDAY (17th)tti Deeezninr,.nexi,
when,anhere those interested may attend.'
nov7 JAI4IE3 MelCEAN,.Sheriff.
•
Estate of Thomas.Urie;•dee'd: .
NOTICE is hereby given that lectors testa•
meniary on the estate of THOS. URIE,
late of North Middleton township, Cumberland
•county, deceased, have been granted to the sub
scribers,the first residing in Onrlisle,and the other
in S. Middleton township, in the same county.
All persons having claims gar emands against
the estate of said decedent' itte..requested "to
make known the same withont delay, and those
ndebted t o ma k e payment .to
RICHARD PARKER,
. •R 0 ST: C.. ST ERR-ET T.- --
Executors.
Estate'of BALTZER GIII4RLE,
LETTERS2Teatarnentary on the Estate of
BaUser Gunkle, [ate of Bouth. Middleton
:ownship township, Cumberland courtly, dec'd.
have been granted•to the subscribee, residingin
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 BRINDLE, • ..
octr7,6t Executor.
Motice.'
LETTERS of Administration de-bonis non
with the will annexed, having issued to tbe„
undersigned residing in West Permsborough
township; on the estate of Robert H. Dtinbar,
formerly of the Borough of Newville, Cum
berland county, deceased. All persons indebted
to said Estateate requested to make paymenv,
and those having claims against the same are
requested to present them for settlement.
JAMES McCULLOUGB,
0ct17,6t ' Vdministratir.
fAo ,1..741--11.
AN. Oration delivered before the General
Union Philosophical Society of Dickinson Col
lege, Pennsylvania, July 11th, 1849. Not a
citizen of our Borough should be without a copy
when it can he had for 121 cents by calling at
T MARTIN'S Cheap Book Store ;.octl7
Adams FL Co's., Express.
THE subscriber is agent for this Company,
and all packages thlu.are loft at his store will
be attended to Uith care and dispatch. The
Express.lsr yes every morning at 4 o'clock, and
arrwes at 4 P. M.
ectl7 T W MAHMARTIN',-
Iconographic Eneyolopodia.
THIS valuable worlOotlited by Spencer F - .
Baird, of Dickinson College, is now in the
course of publication. It is to be completed in
Twent;-Five Jtlont JVumbers, -illustrated by
Five hundred Steel- Engravings. The First
Number can be seen at Martin's Book Store,
where. subscriptions will be received for the
same. [octl7
THE SYDIrTOIES OF WORM
Are the tongue often white and loaded; the
_breath .beavy and foetid; a disagreeable
or sweetish taste in the mouth; occasionally
thirst; the appetite extremely variable, some
times ternarkabky deficient, and at others vo
racious. There is sometimes a sickish feeling
with vomiting of, mucous; flatu)ence of the
stomach and intestines; pain in the abdomen;
swelling and hardness of the abdomen; the
bowelisare - irregular; the dlools are slimy; and
there is an occasional appearcince of worms
in the evacuations; the urine is often - milky
and turbid; there is frequently itchiness of thA
fundament and nose, which is often swolle
there 'is occasionellg• disturbed sleep, wit'
grinding - of the teeth, and sudden awaking in
a fright. There are, at times, headache or
giddiness, ringing-in -:the -ears,- or even deaf
ness, faintness, convulsions, drowsiness, indo;
lance or manner, iIL temper. In some -cases
epilepsy and cholera, and even apoplectic and
paralytic symptoms, and several of the signs of'
dropsy of the brain and catalepsy appear con
nected with worms. Fr‘equently there is a
short dry cough, and pleuritic pains; some
times feeble and irregular pulse, palpitations
and an irregular , feier ; the countenance is
generally pallid or Ballo*, and somewhat bloat
ed, and there is occasional flushing of one or
both cheeks. Any ono of these signs is Indi
cative of Worms, and the most effectual best
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, Pa., and none genuine without his
written signature. The Proprietor of this
medicine is to confident of its superiority to
any other Worm Medicine now in use, that he
will cheerfully RETURN THE BINNEY in .any
case in which his 'Preparation fails to give
equal satisfaction. This Worm Tea when
made according to the directions, is pleasant
and will be taken by the most fastidious child.
Each package contains sufficient medicine foi
the cure of the must obstinate ease. Price
only 25 cents a paper. Druggists and Store
keepers supplied on the most reasonable
terms. may23'49ly.
.1; .171. Stevenson,, Jr.,
NVIIOLESALE DEALER IN
Groceries and Liquors
Three doors south of the Old Bridge, Front st
HARRISBURG. '
- - -
JM. S., for the acbommodatiol of bier.
• chants 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 tho co.operation of a largo importing
house in ,Baltimore, ho will oiler goods here at
the same ,prices at which they can be Purehased
in the city. Ho respectfully solicits
.the, favor
of n call from those ,tVishing to purchase, to
satisfy thbm of his entire ability to sell as ho
promises. The attention of landlords is invited
to a lot of choice liquors in'store and 'for zude:
at importers' prices. ptrOrders freim a dia.!
lance promptly filled, and gootte 'dospatheil at
ity ' •Seprl2-tf
NEW. YORK DRY GOOD..ST . ORE.''
No. 208 Chestnut St: , ' Philadelpine,
LORD, TAYLO . dr.,
yi AVE now on hand . ..hist rocelyod direct
IA from thp manufacturers, a full assortment
of • .
OASHMERES,,
MERINOES, . -
SHAVVLS, &0., Sto.
. .
Tii4i:dolorti , and designs Wink Of' tlidit,,oWn
selecting; and entirely , theire. '1.2;1
lANENSI ,H
• OSIERY'''HBEROASHERY,
and all•-tho i 3ifforent,tnakes.of t Pornestic,'PoOda
constatittfotilfandi
•L. 7.'di*Cci o rmever dMitate from firot,price.
• tr:TWd are daily repoisiog„ goods from the
Now York Auctions , (Phila,sept26,2m
Re6ker's i!arinar
A NEW article for nee. cooking;..edd'
1111,
common diet for , "children; 'partieulitit
those of weak beivele,orof feeble coneiitntion
It will be` ,found tiKgive hohlth•Vith , more , eer
tainty tharunny„other eubeten'ee!__L';'Vlete:ti pa
par and for sale y
WWPING F!:tirEit•4•Towtr and Conn.-
;1r y'try. IlerChahte can al,wlays bo,supplio'd
with the bos;,..articlo,at saving of twenty•tivo
per oiint,ity 'thelatoro of ,
octS ." • • -,, ,i1A1;8ER.T.7,7.$
Iron
• ,
Bni 'lron ~
of
for eale,r4 the Warehouie•of
a.••••• J&I3•RHOADS.
ajoetp-if• ,•„,• ,•••• „
. , .
•!
jr:r-7§.7l': : .,Aceitr(V.,.att=::4osortment ,of
dies Sack., Eleino'olEi or'inrioOo
Scarlet; ..Cherrj,, Giayo Sky,
Blpo Black; fzio. . -.!(0p56 ), .INrcIiTTNE,R;;„,;
,I
ill 4~'hnridi
fl exeej ent eotp way
• 11..,`KBTuRGE, 11:..,:
n fragev
~„;*;
...;Deeds.• ana3 , . .
4lFlEBEl: But o plYA!fect.q 4 l#4,,.P 4 ,ill gt
elifs6l) Boqk (Rot?, 119(.1'10,;113tiletifiz,
r„
a it 0E:14'4"
i1tir14%,;:i,,00110 0
1 4 , Us6 6 43iyed - titnitßl4lpl4.!,-)ii,1k,14„ .
megii , histltstYeakgßilliq, , "',!o'
as, A
, t4tll-”,, ,, ,4, , r 7,-
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NDUVPIIIIEN-W --
Tnaustornere',o2l.l4,4tVi.eeiabliehreent.l
a E nd thelntb4h•iltilhaera ; hie retipeetfally,
informed thittilki,n
m„otvnieheivling;int:' irareense,.
stock of.lhe.: , deotiieht, i !naif goods,'
evefitrauglWt
CLOTHS CAEISIMEREP'''
of eve shade at greatly redithed , prleeh.''''
" ,SHAW.T:A] t ! ;,
A large lot of Long Plaid'ShaWlit front 9 to tri.,
do ' -Square gt.t o $6
'Also, .Itroelie,'Teikeri, Cratie, Tltibet and Da-,
mask Shawls of 'nvery Style
RIBBONS, RB3I3ONS.
A splendid assortment neit'stilellibbans NOtich
will trsoltryerkloyi.
DE LAINES•&.OASHMERES,'
A beautiful stock' orCatibrneras tirieDe'Llines
at very Icy,: figural..
ALPAdHAS, -
A very large astiortment.of Black and Color d
Alpachae, Figured, Plain:and. Satin Stri s.
SACK FLANNELS,
A large lot of Sack Flannels, very eap.
SILKS, SILKS,
•
A eplondid assortment , of rigured, Plain and
Striped Silks,lrom 373. to 1,25. Black Silks, a
very large rind cheap Block.
•
BLANKETS.
_Very.superio_aize
10.4-12-4-13.4 d Td"Ttiblidirß'Mjifd,
do .• do - do WhitheY, , at all prices.
FRENCH & ENGLISH 'MERINOES
Xlarge assortment of , very, superior French
Merinoes. All,colours and prices.
SATINE DE CHAINS,
A beautiful dasortment of chongexibie Satino de
Chains for dresses and sacks•
• MUSLINS,
A' tremendous 10 of bleached and unbleached
Muslinaltom 3 to 138. cents
A:Having purchased Imgely ht
of this toici f i be
fore the advance,
" I will, continue •to selli , old
•
- • '
prices..
CARPETS, CARPETS,
A full asaur,tment , of -Imperial, Ingrain, Veni
tian.,oud Siiiir Carpets. Soiling very low.
' PRINTS & GINGHAMS,
Prints and Gingham's. from 3 to 128. .
" very Large Assortment of
Tickings, Checks, Diapers, Floor Oil Cloth.
Borkings,- Velvets, - : Beaverteens,-Stockings,
Gloves. Suspenders, Carpet Bngs, Camhricke
Dimitys, Laces, 'Alcmene, Linens, Linen find
Cloth Table Covers,Oil.Cloth Ditto, Irish Li
nens, &c., &c,
BOOTS AND. SHOES.
In the article of Boots ankShoes, we go far
ahead of all competition, both in price . and
quality. A big stock now bn hand and cheaper
.than e'er.
GROCERIES,
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Rice, Tea, &c.,
Fresh, Prime and Cheap: .
Recollect the old. stand, East Main Street,
whore there is a large room, a large stock to
select from, and- -decidedly thA cheapest lot of
Goods out of Philadelphia or New York.
Come one and all, secure bargains, at thO
cheap store of CHAS. OGILBY.
0e,131'49 •
FALL DRY GOODS I
JUST renewed and now opening at. the
au de New Store, (Pinner of Hanover and
Louther streets, opposite Wm. Leopards pid
siund. The undersi3ned respectfully Informo)
his friends and the public, that ho has just re
turned from Philadelphia, with a large and
carefully selected assortment Of NEW FALL
GOODS, consisting of an extensive variety.—
Every ankle will he sold at the very lowest..
prices. Mous Ds LAINEE:—AII them:lst desiv
able..styles of neat figured, and the best shades
of . glion blue, mode, scarlet, pink, blue, green,
crimson, &c. RICH FIGURED QADHEIRELBI—A .
complete stock of elegant styles which will be
sail at - very small profits. Dams StraKs !
Brocade figurod, plain, changeable, striped
glasiki, and the most superior qualities of glossy
blacks. Changeable Green, and Black
Satin, the most fashionable article for the
fall. Silk Fringes, Laces, Gimps, BoltingEri
Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
Fall and Winter Ribbons, of every quality,
a dat all prices - . Also a large stock of elegant
STAPLE GOCDS, which have. beau selected
with much care, and will be sold at very great
bargains. " Our assortment, of. Cloths, Cassi
meres; Vestingo,. heavy pantaloon. stuff's. flan
nels, 'Meetings, tickings ginghamoi cheeks, cal
icoes, muslins, table covers, napkins; drillings,
linens, bleached and unbleached Muslins, &c.
is very large .varied and complete. Also, on
hand, aqvall selected assortment of BOOTS
& SHOES, for men, women and children, at
lower prices than ever. GROCERIES in all
their variety, viz i—Sugar, Coffee, Molasses;
Pekin Tea Company's celebrated Teas, Spices
&c., add the best quality Carpet Chain.
All the above goods have been purchased
right and will be sold low.
oct3 N W WOODS, Ag't.
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS!
MIRE subscribers have just compete
their purchases of FALL & WINTEIt:
GOODS. Our stock consists in part of cloths,
cassimeres, veatings, cassinets, of all colors end'
prices ; white, yellow and red, all wool 'Flan.'
rude ; Kentucky Jeans velvet cords and Boa.
verteons, Calicoes by the cart load, Ginghame,
Mous do Lemnos, 11orinoes, Paramatta's, Co
burg Cloths, Alpacas, Fancy Mohairs, Lustres,
&c., Cheeks, Tickings, Domeltic Ginghams.
Canton Flannels, white and coloured, Lines
Plain, Pink . Brown, Maroon, Green and Krk. ,
de Lames, for 1.271 eta por yard; Mous de Latina
Thibet and T,ekeri SHAWLS; Long Shawls
at 3, 3,50, 4,5, 6, 7,50, 8 • and 10 dollars: Silk
and Linen Handkerchiefs, Cotton, Woolen and,
Cashmere Stockings, Irish Linens,. Gloves,
Cloth, Glazed and Fur CAPS, Gimps and
Fringes, in variety, Combs, Woelon'Yarn, all
colors, from fine" to coarse, Steel Beads, Twist
and Clasps, Purees, Scarfs. Waist Ribbons,
Blides, Green Bang°. Blue Barege, Table' Co.
~ e rs of Linen and Cloth. Carpet Chain, Table
'
Diaper Crash, Linen Diapers,Edging, Laces,
GUM SHOES, all sizes anprices, Umbria.
las, Carpets, Groberies; latieensware, Hard-
Waro, &c. All the above goods were bought
for'Cash, gold and silver. end at a saving of 15
to per cent. below those
,who bdught on credit.
Those Wishing to save will find-our goods
cheaper than they can buy . them elseWbere.
.oct 10' " • A.Ss:WILDIs./T,Z.'
Change of Position!
THE subscriber has REIViOVED his stock.
0f'.121R,3(, ,119, ODS to the cprner Store, directly
.opposite feilds Old Maud, ad formerly occupied
,by . R.Suick "Angney,,whero he hopes. Who f.
vorinlwith wean from all his old customers and
a , groat many new Ones. . - Holtas lately' received
a general assortment of NEW FALL, GOODS
to which he expects. to make further .additions
in u few days. [octrn Q W,HITNERO,
. .
Gro , Ories' for' 1849: •
NEW supply iifeh r OietiGioaries;*l4;
deg Cotlees,; Sugars; Molasses,'.Bpioes , and. ''a
lot of. AND )• AN • BLACK.VEAIii with
ski the other yariety ; oftiftidti)4lP
and! probably. Supertot''to, usparvermtms, has
just. been're eeive d 'and openeitat thketogofthe
subscriber, :where :he' phitified to:Otter
'hem-to his , eustomers J endzifrienda.without
.ailvagie from former, prigee„. 'i.fgha,,lOlio.halie •
,our warpfeat . thanke for , the.tineoumgeMentmx.,
tended' to tie r and wasindalge the.hope that ,we,,
may be fattored With atmontsnitanee:of, the Rama.
, . • EBY. n.
Carlisle,,Oetober.9 . 4 - ;4849.r., •
Nadir* for •thC11111111011.,;.'!;
LARGE end well ..selectikVassoltmenrid
BOOKS of- ' kinde,lecialstitatV'kept,sin
. and to suit the, thnes, following ,liarkAttet
been recall/ed . . - •'- • _ ,••
'Of:Eliglandi two drat Now:
!received.' ' .; '• •
t ,, :Shakepoare's Workoi,d, difTerfin
'Hyrona' Works; Burns'; Warker... ,
Scott's POntiCal Works‘.. , ' • •• • ,•••!'
4 1.iyneh'e Eatieditioriro`,lbe' ;brain, tirtaXtend,,,
Sea. • • Montfgue's' ;
Scott's •
Woinert :r afithe ItesOlutitln,;;by
Philoso,•• Earnest ministry . , - ,hy
•,,!:33tarife - Dituibter,; br'Efufanns.
, E4wegar , or NeW'Sellool . orso.l , /6 . !;:t*
'Gate; :t!
Min
:•Qiteinf tof
• Crelnelma , 'Whaleißeak:2';' ' 1
I:Aild'all_Oeinew=tiOvielp:44geivid init:inoon eel
Orders.fdr• iti,nded with.
'dispilale.:, , ..:'After ' 410 a nbcn#:o7op; . !
800 a ,eall around and or yoursolven;.;;,
"Wit' -i'V,IA-eri-t'-',V,:T.-Ay,clWAßT.rwr,
',.,IINOWN T II4 ,
't",T,ll4Tglogiatint Aui4o Mqdous Wr;Lo.'
1 1 ' pOltlf34,4ittimolog 400ttullini.a
I .= owned; - ond ogaupied-i ,
y,fliertrY,,A,ll4etyl-itviow
' 91.00 Moti given immedlatellieror terms
Ip•st,
blei 11- ,
, '
e- • 'Thr•
A •
• '•
,
FigultediTlain;:ohemr,Btnittivoli - lle
, .
- :,biive At the s Cheap
e'r.;:cpbOßED 'PARRET-A4414,
colors C4ippt_
51 , 6 - , 7, `B,,9',..lop.clA2Vilt
rwistAriirA.,foi mew ly3„lowAtit park ; "
'I3} TAIY- 1 ,1 , ;
~ ...Krafifo- , lot ;Ott ; band .
'04111). ~;:f • ,
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-BOOTS •'.'
CA.;ltirge 6614th:tone:Of N3iti4; and
Children's Bootg and .tpio.es rind Gjinii.,Shods,
:which I'will'sell at the lotviint.Tricoseit:"the VOW
Store.tlciet3ll 'Iq.:VVv.I?V OOD
~.', FALL AATD-IFINTER ',GOODS
-. •
..7. : 1, 9 ;4 opppe k d
city,
' Ire.‘Sii,;litgebeautifuri'Mid
brilliant Assortment of
&. G
. nospasa - • TLEM EN'S DRESS
• -- • 5 GOODS, for. Fall and
Winter ;,Wear; to . whicn I 'would invite the
special attention - of old and new• friends and
customers... My stock now; comprises every
conceivable colour, style, pattern and. figure of
Dress Goods, from the plainest and cheapest
toftiOst brilliant and costly. Call and see
hile they are new and novel, , as it al
wait gives us pleasure to show oar' goods at
he Bee Hive. (sap%) S.A COYLE
GROGENES 1 GROOERIES
LATEST ARRIVAL BY THE STEAMER CUMBERLAND
VALLEY.
'17 4 111E Cheap .Family__GrocerY . Store of Jo.
seph D. Halbert, West Mom street, Car
liste,Thas just' received a large -and fresh supply
of the best FAMILY GROCERIES that the
Philadelphia markets can afford.. Tlto aubscri
bor has just returned from the city. and would
respectfully invite his friends and the public
generally,. both in town and country, to call
and exanime for themselves his large and in
creased stock, which embraces all the articles
usually kept in his line of business. Such as
Rio, Java and &Domingo and Laguira.Coree ;
Imperial, Young Hyson end Black Tens, of
very superior quality and flavor; Levering'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
Amt.' Honey, sugar house, Orleans and syru
Mo l asses. Spices of all kinds; which he will
warrant pure and fresh ground. Brooms, Ce
dar and painted buckets, churns, tubs, half
bushel measures, butter .bowls, butter prints,
butter ladles, wash rubbers, &A Clothes,
-fancy.sewing...traveling And.rnarketirasketvol
all kinds. Castile, fancy, rosin and country
SOAPS. Also, a general assortmentof chewing
and ; smoking TO BACCO, spanish half spanish
and common CIGARS. Ropes twines, and
Brushes of all kinds. Prime CHEESE always
on hand. Sperm, Winter, strained Elephant
and Common .OILS.
GLASS, QUEENSWARE.—I bevel also
added Co my already large stock, a 'limber of
now patterns of White Granite and fancy, tea
sets. with CROCKERY WARE of everyae
scription, which I will sell at the lowest prices
for cash. ts ° •
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronagebere
toforo bestowed upon him by a generous public,
the subscriber tenders them his hearty & Sincere
thanks, and hopes that in his Efforts to please
and particular Attention to business, to merit a
continuanco.of their support.
Oct 3, 1849. JOS. D. HALBERT.
.71'11 TN G I DS.
•
CLOTHING! , C k THING! !
THE subscribers have just retort
Philadelphia with a splendid assortment -of,
goods for gentlemens wear, with which they
intend offering great inducements to the citi
zens of Carlisle and the surrounding country.
The have on hand an assortment of
ClZiUra azz as 0
such as dress coats, cloaks, over Coats, vests,
shirts, bosoms, collars, tinder shirts,
drawers, gloves, stockings, silk and other cra
vats,
'
pocket handkerchiefs, suspenders, hate
and Clips, trunks, traveling bags and umbrellas
'all of which articles_ thny 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 isn't matimactured under their own super
intendence; and not in the cif hence - they are
effaMml to warrant every artic e they.aell.
Having an experienced c tter - engaged in
their establishment, they air prepared to Make
to order any article of cl ing, in a neat, lash
nimble and substantialima and at short no
flee! 'ARNOLD & L INGSTON,
NerthEflanover street directly opposite P.
Menyer's Confectionery Store. foct3 3m
GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING •
A. 0 the citizens of Carlisle and surrounding
country ! Just arrived a large and splen•
did assortment of fashionable ready-made
CL THING, for tho fall and winter trade, at
the s re of S. Goldman, south-east corner of
Main treat and Market Square. Carlisle.—
The n feigned, respectfully informs the citi
zens of Carlisle and adjoining country, that he
has just arrived front Philadelphia, with a large
atisortment, of Fashionable Ready Made Cloth
ing, which for oheapness and quality never
has been witnessed in this plice, such as
French, German and American Cloth DRESS
AND FROCK COATS, Over Coats, and
'Business Coats, of all descriptions, Cloths,
Unseimeres, and Sattinot Sack Coats, fine bl'k
,fancy cassimere Pantaloons, superior
•sidin — and striped silk velvet cloth and sattinet
VESTS. Also, a large assortment of fancy
Handkerchiefs, fine white Linen, Striped and
red flannel Shirts,
cotton and woollen night
Shirts, Drawers, Bosoms, Collars, &c.
Beautiful fallretyle of HATS & CAPS,
willlbelsold at .prices cheaper than any where
else. Gortilemen .are invited to call and exa
mine his goods, ns he is sure that those who
buy will.go away with a
_good FIT and cheap
prices,
SAMUEL GOLDMAN. ,
. Sept 26, '49.-6ta..
Olothing ! Pothing ! Olothing
NEW chOTHING STORE.
A&"L. SIMMER respectfully inform
• the pub!ic that they. have opened ra new
Clothing Store in the room lately occupied as
the Post Office, in South Hanover street, and
have on hand, rt'very large assortment which
they will sell as cheap as can beliad hi any city
in these United States:
' Come ono, coins, all, '
- And give us a call,
.:And you will be pleased to see, "•
Clothing, as cheap and as good asnaMbe.
oct2
rain= TEAS.
.„.
have just received ap entire new Bohm
' V V tion : ?r lilmico and fresh GRF,EN_AND
BLACKembraeing. Young . , Hymn,
Imperial and guhpowder teas, of Verrone quan-.
ties, linking front 37i to. $1,25 per pound, froM
- the tea stor&effthrt-Mesers. Jenkins, of Phase-
Sectirely'and fretthlr packinl
quarter, hall, and pound metalic and paper pack;
ages, as well as-in - the bulk. The selections
are inado,by, once& .the partners, who has had
experience in the business,'arnefigl the Chinese
themselves fgr. about sevem,years,iandi•thie
vantage; togsrher,with our.own,experresee, arid
the encouragerridtpxreiided to in the selling
of these. Teas - for more thin .two.yoars past,
ono:lieg& tis 'ekiefidatitlY. Mre'ccommend 'them
as superree'te''arrYi'other'llielectioU'Of
histmarket—fer sale at. the Grobety shard'Of .
July fl-149,x;
.•
• . •
Tobacco and Oigam
TUST•received and for'eale'livholesale and ie.'
e/ tho.bost and cheapest 'selection of. CE,
VABS ,to:bo' round. any where out of the city:
rim selection, consists of
milin,
1 eon P
Ware ryma Regalia eorai ~;
Prinel u q,'
Venus iind'Figareaki
p lYtilleepadera„'..ko,'W
• All or thdifineet. 1 Cube tipd,,'lnxiinti Tobacco.
and:pntlfunla r : the rieliteet) taunter; besides I
have eitaellent ' , eixetrand theibeetiMolone.iAlio
the beef Congress 'and Ceveridirh TOBACCO
_bath plain ind:erodailiid, at r.,oduced prieeeSor;
oaeb'.: Callan extilidue 104 ' Kong 'berofe_ pur.
..ehatiltiii,..;rel will eel! .thtk^ bib* ale low they
can be Jura in,the citY.ll',Dtieh forgOt the'i pliee
;fipporitd 0,4, railroad effieez..-,..-.• • •
f!'
'`SUPPLY; e atiova
TROSSCrecetaad atl,ltaptqaaata at the
.at9ra.bflei.,;.e,f'.Jlloll2l
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The subsetßier initindieg.to retneite west Will
sell wbielthe
residesTiocated..lolW:eid. T e litielinrough•towni•
ship Banibeiliintleciurity;ou'lliii"_Ctinodoguinef
• eight - iniles*.'Weet • of" Cirhelii.- and' 2i
fitiltur•ol Ctimberland Wad,
- efintaining 128 Abree of first rote, clae.witirrible
load, in, a idgh state', of ctiltivatien,', - 9tere; are
about. four hundred parinele dEpia(rtilich.Rall
• • F,enz, on the fatiikrThelinfpreie,-
- , mente . consist', of a largge..Two
li 1111 Story Weatherboarded:HOUSE^
Ii with Wash House. Smoke house,
and . Ico.Honsound a never-failing
'We I of• water at the door. Also, .a. large - Bank
Barn,.with , corn.e.r.die,•' Wagon Shed and 'an
apple Orcherd . ..of good. fruit, together with' a
Two Story Frame Tonant , House, with a well
of „water„ at the doer, this is one of the beat
farms to produce all kinds of grain nnd . grass
id this section of country. There hue been a`.
bout five thousand ,busliele of limq,..put on this
Farm within the last few - years. I. '
The subscriber will sell with the above tract
if desired, on the, opposite side of the Creck i
lee.yenteen Acres of 'rat-rate Timothy Meadow
and about twenty-Eve acres of good timbet
land. loct10) WILLIAM ALTER.
Pal is a b I . e_ 1 7 aI. in
AT PRIVATE SALE. ,
POTIE subscriber offers for sale' hie valuable
I ARM lying on..the bank eg the Conodo.
guinet Creek, in West PennsbOro township,
I...uneberland county, five miles west of Carlisle
and one-half mile west of Davis' Mill, and and
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 cultivation, about 95 Acres
are-cleared. and the remainder is coverei with
4 4 .
thrivingyoung timber. The improvements ore
a larg wo Story• STOI% E. HOUSE, large
awn ' nk Barn, Brick Tenant House, with a
welt o *good water at the door. Also, Wagon
Shed, Corn Crib,and oche necessarzout houses
A good Apple Orchard of choice fruit. There
is also a variety of Peach, Plum and Cherry
trees,}together with 'about 500 panels of good.
locust post and chestnut rail fence, on the farm,
also GO panels ready to put up. The subscriber
who intends removing to the west will sell low.
For further particulars enquire of the under
signed residing on the promises.
septl2 2mo • PHILIP ZIEGLER, Jr.
. Valuable. Property For Sale.
Tr HE subscriber has a FARM_
- The-property-is situated-in
West Pcnnsboro township, Cumberland coun
ty, Penna. Ova and a half miles West of
.Carlisle, on the turnpike road leading from
Harrisburg to i Pittsburg, containing 128 Acres
of first rate Lfinestono Land, in a high state of
cultitntion.•About 100 - Abras of it are Bleared,
and the balance of it is in thriving Timber.—
There is a large amount of Loctist timber
growing on the plats, the soil being perfectly
congenial to the growth of lioeust.
The imorovements urn a two story
BRICK DWELLLING HOUSE,
ON V l '•
it 22 by 28 feet, a two 'story, Back
—=Building, 18 by 22 feet and two
stories high, with a double Log Barn,.Corn
CTiliftlftl Wagon Shed, a yobng Orchard of
very superior fruit, and choice fruit of different
kinds. There is a well of water in the yard
near Hit dwelling. This property has many
advantages—only five and a half miles from
Carlisle—a market always 'on the road. Per
sons wishing to purchase Real Estate would do
well to call and see it.
Sopti2-ti MATTHEW INAVIDSON.
VAIMABLE REAL.ESTATE
AT PRIVATE. SALF-
O A - toren:MVO West, tho-subecri
ell at private sale the FA RM on
aMr4l.e.ll 0 W besides, situated in Dickinson
township, Cumberldud county, about nine milea
west of Carlisle, between the turnpike and .
Wal.isut Bottom Road. containing lOU/V.:RES,
of first rate Limestone Land, about seventy
acres Of which is cleared and in a high state of
'cultivation, and under goocl.fence. The bal
ance is covered with thriving young
lithber. The improvements ,are a
nmi large Two Story LOG HOUSE,
jj • j. 7. with a room-and Kitchen attached'
-- thereto. also, a Large „Bank Barn,
Oorn.„Cribs, Smith SllO . , and other out buildings
necessary for the Farm. - There is a well of
never-failing water convenient to the house . :—
there is an Apple Orchard of over one hundred
'grafted fruit trees, withm groat variety of other
kind§ of fruit, such as Peach, Cherry, E.4c.—
'This land is patented. An -indisputable title
will be given and Terms made easy by calling on
cictl7,6w ANDREW .CAROTHERS.
N rr Nut
e r wil l
FARM FOR SALE,
THE subscriber will sell on very favorable 1 1
terms his FARM of 150 acres, in Hampshire
county, Vs., lying on the South Branch of the
Potomac, about one mile front its j unction with
the .3orth Branch—about 80 acres is cleared, 50
of which is first rite_alluvial or river bottoin, 30
of upland or second bottom, and free from rocks,
the balance is well timbered. The improve•
menta only tolerable, with two never foiling
sprinss, one convenient to the house. This
farm etas many advantages on account of its lo
cation near the 13nItimore ?and Ohio Rail rood
and Canal. being ono mile from said improve
ments. It is distant from Old town, Md.,
about three miles, and half un hour's ride to
Cumlterland. Any person being desirous of
=kik a safe investment, where the taxes arc
light, (the tax on this farm being but $3,50) will
do well to purchase in this rapidly improving
pint of the State. Terms—ss.2oo, $2OOO in
cash,' and the balance in four equal annual pay-
ments without interest. For further particulars
apply to the editor or to the subscriber at win
chqster, Va. ROBT. B. HOLLIDAY.
®October 24,1640. - .
VT - Lancaster Examinel-copy to amt, of $1•50,
and send bill to this °Mee.
Brushes! Brushes!
A great variety of these useful articles is of
feted for sale, consisting of Whitewash, Sweep
ing, Scrubbing, Painters; Cloth, Shaviug ; Hair
Teeth and Nail, Flesh and Graining Bruihes i
great variety, all of which are of the best qual
ity and will be sold at the lowest prices • ..•
June 6. S. ELLIOTT. •
Trunks and Valises.
THE subscriber has just II:molded n farther
supply of Ladies and Gentlemen's Travelling
Trunks. Also, Leather Valises and a variety
,of other goods. fsent2.6l 0 W HITHER.
Fish, Fish, Fish. '
JUST received et the Cheap Family Grocery
lho. subscriber, a lot of No: 1, 2 and 3
Mackerel, in whole, . half or quarter barrels.—
Also, 60 sacs of Ground Alum Salt, whieh he
is dotermine,d . td sell .at . the lowest. prices for
cash. ' [octal . J D :HALBERT.,
Iv•Auecums ,wairenzu
Greacinducc •
racists • _ • • ,
201i$ iti„want , • "
9
if*4 a
7C 11 •
) • A
•
ill - 1111 i ‘reieelVatL additional su p plies-, of
'Geld 'Sad Silver. WATCHES of eveyy
description, from Londoni Liierpne,l•and
zerland ithportations, is 110 y , Prelarnd to furn
ish the very best article , at a .Prictr far below ever offered, of p' 'Same quality - aa yrfii , cli
cannot: underbold other:, store in
Philadelphia or elsewherd..' hvery''witrch . sold
will be perfectly l'etulatedi. 'and Witrranted
bq gqolia9 opresented, 4 •
•NWalches at'ihe'firlidietn low prices:
:Gold Lejore•full4i4ol'•eil.B carst:ottiteso2§,io o o
Silver
Gold Lopineir,,,jeweled,'lB cartitidiiiie's--`' 22 00
.Silver do do ' •-• B=oo'
The L. R,' Broinall a , superior
niliclditi silver case, with partail,and..warranted
$),50 P. Gold Poncile for 811-and tfp iiardeiGeld
Medallions; and Locket for Dagurrreotype
riciteee,Go4 anctliair britcelets,illretiet
, Pins, gai:Rings, Vinger:•Rings,- and' tt'general
assorttitent 'et every description
mt,Anustinl low'prices. , ,•;:;••••
‘,,Orp:ll •Noith .2(1 street, 2d door ,betata'Rate
etrest, Philadelphia E .` . 4!
•!f WlLa n e . l3ll. 0 01*Aite r
;-Vr0ct.3141,849,qm, (RierCej'adent•Y`,.
-,- t . ` .l "eleand .4 l .l l l oo.tant.Ti;' ,7 " ' , l;
GFORGE W. )I.4gblaT , ti:iiillt,itutellitY
• parallelled 'the county tied, rit Havvionves
PATENT - CO,LLA.III, STUFF/AR, Wept& 4090tfunt
cell 'the ittentioti - of the:tradoit',to that Itntfortint
invention., : lt,is fotirtpiply;ane-•.of; - the- greatest
iniproveniantif ori tlAa.ega•- .1 -Thik."".wilin-c! a t u .M ' '4,- , , . .
itslitsd , ellanufactoryik....'r , T , '.vl.
ebb •Collar aretikeylarpund the block,,faeed, with
heir wOolcor,ether Ipatetiele,sheek etude it with ') vrit ' .41LIC, ; yenitiamiPlin&r Manufacturer., i i;
Joni sseefr.l'itutelso makes' collare pf,the,traw : ri,' - eigli ,of ‘ the :.00X.P.Elsi r ,iPil k qii Ff.,•:•,P10,,, , .,,b
with,, Jose than . half the labor and time of the old ' , -139 end I49.;`Sonlif. Sidond.Elifeef,bpliow ROFil- i ii.
wayi• Of mulling. ' This, machine will muff till 1 sireet4 l'H•ll,iAl)lMHlA.,`"lfeeporalvivaYP;oV'• "„,
and'every kind , of , ko la •
, edilarer,froulf the• best :I h a ng', e v lora titinir' 4 fsitbior,iablie. .•lessitrttneet•':o£ q,,,,,
patent leathee•doWri ;tq'tlie. commonest kind in -• witjE 'And - fiAxmccw.,„BziAT yv,lpip.QN-I,u,
u...,....d with lint'ono'nfan steadily arwork will , ~ s i,lNDSVnialitaetpred in•th'il beat_ tanaller,,qc; 4 .,;
stuff and `
shape fifty collate per. ,day, lila neater , '..'3' the Ipatipmionisli. and 4iilthe • lti . isehtloaali 'prices '.• „.
•andliettor style than anY dther . ,way• known. ~.•-, ir..iii t iv i ng yeflOadoe,d.,enletgeit)les • ettiablishirteirt)
~) liiiidalors in the, county OA, turv4 torah oti%l.;lldie brenamtlif eprnpleteerdimi t ti 3 tglyiy,eynodelt.s., ,
,the lubecriber's astablishniont„9 ll P;iglirßlillo",t': , f ti.t.th'ed,sheyllest notree,,, Canting,' , ot i hatilk i wi n. ,
,ver lereety Carlisle, and`;oeignine•theratioldllCtli:,ao Orlin's, il_:i,i t i t :', 3 !• 4lB 9,9 6 C ll :ry-Y I t f 4 l .i , b ah.,,i' - , , .,r,
Tqlohip;;ot,phop:..kights,,rwkw.,k9;,,gpid:,;il.7,4.l;:cif trOltrerulf , Yll l . l alwagturSute!P,_l l39 ,)' 9 . 1 ., ~.,,,.:,
Allose*h6 4 ; o : 4lot l s WitcguY , P l r!ghiAb e ll u b*l''''s, - n oft eh fPlia , 1 1 11,9,! i ltiMI•ff,IR:5°P.' , P,# , 7 I. ,: f e 4 ' •
iaii t io -6frerillAiA ' l s l :atge;.x..iiFo'ftv*koid ,,,, ,: nuttio.:*l4 .i'
,:,. 'i - '•':- ciirgiii:l:4,)telie,*•'
o i ,
liti•tlisilllVPreeritlletttititey.lqd:':;,ke*anni,h,d- ,'l - .'. ~ « Mroo,rit.from 4 q , dto Ott*. 0.. , rtveofx .,,,, i ,,
4, 10 1tV1044 t ott- way c i T,Oenow; F9.10r!! , .,.: ~ ,i,#R..,0,,,v!. 1 0,..1'..,9c., v arPirfP,,m- P agr' t „ A114 .7 ; , , ,7,, , ,
i
a uanntmrAttialof7o4lool,93l4o4M4 ~' ...1- '. -: r.; ,. : 011 !k! • "•,7 , rl - ' . ''• *.- ...i, '''''
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A ,
-Life' And . pPhaniix Bitters.
-Therm Medicines - hay-entity been before tile, pub
nfzi'Flß.TkElr• VEA.RB and
Borring that tient , ' haVe, nialennuedn, hi4h i eharinter
kV
' IrtiordAierY"pareetthergiebe" for thin' extraer-
AaarY.: restorlnglperfgct
• Eetiltn- fe partrons - aufferinknuder'oearly
''tof disease *Wok th er,buirlini frame
I
AB •
N -, MIT2TEOUGAINDS
Of cortificnt4Pbastarices, they..have eves tenoned
sufferer from the veirOergeoLan untimely grebe,
after all the4teeptive nostrums of .the 'day htidirt
terly failed; -and , to-many, thenerenle v 'theilhaire
permanently Secured' that ,IlniferiritenjoYinetit ;of •
health,, , wjtbriat which life Hiatt is -but, a partial
indeed; has ttiefs effigneysitiv,a
tidily and' infallibly proved; that' it 'hrirrappreiund
scarcely less 'then miraculous to' those Who were
acgdniuted with the. beentifully.. philosophical prin.
tipledupon which they ace compounded; and upon
which they. consequently ; act. It was to Abet'. •
manifest and sensibleeetiohlit inirifyingtheeprings
and channels of , life,. and:, enduing them with re
newed tone and vigor, that they wore indebted for
their name.
Unlike, MO hps • quackeries which
eflitinlaiona
boast of vegetable ingredients, the LIFE IdEDI
-olNggiare_ptirelylktfid solely v egetable ; and con-
lain neither Mbreary, nor Antimony, nor t'''` 4 " -
njo, nor any other mineral, any form' wlmteyeir.
They are entirely composed of. extracts -from ram_
and powerful plants, the. virtues of which,,though,
long known to several Indian- tribes, and recently
to ramie 'eminent pharmaceutical eliminate, are alto
gether unknown . to -the ignorant pretenders to
medial sciencel• and were never befcge•adminis
- tered air ao happily efficunious a ceinbitelion.
The first operation is to loesen from the coats of
the stomach and bowels . the 'varibus impurities and
crudities constantly settling round them; and to
remove the hardened fleece which collect in the
convolutions of the small intestines. - Other meth
• eines only partially cleanse these, and leuvn, such
deflected magma behind - tsprodnee habitual CristiVe
nese, with all its train of evils, or sudden Diarrhoea
with its imminent dangers. This fact is welt
known to all regular unutdibists who examine the
human bowels after death ; and henna the preju
dice of these-well-informed men againie the quack
medicines of the 'age, The eeemid -effect of the
VEGETABLE LIFE -MEDICINES is to
steam the kidneys and the bladder ; and, by this
moans,. Die liver and :lungs, the healthful action of
.which entirely depends' Upon the regularity of the
urinary 'organs. • .The blood,- which- takes de red
color from the,Ogency of the liver and lunge, before
it passes into .the heart, being thus purified by them,
and nourished by food comingfroin n clean stomach,
_toifszmiy:throngh-thle-veins,-renewaiivery-part
of the,
'
and triumphantly, minute the banner
ogbealth in, the blooming cheek. •
The following aro among the distressing-variety
of human diseases in which the VEGETABLE
LIFE MEDICINES-are well known to •be infal
lible
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first
and second stomachs, and. creating a flow of pure
.healthy bile,. instead of "the stale and acrid kind;
FLATULENCY, Lose of Appetite, Heartburn,
Headarhe, Restlessness,' Aiediettf, -
Languor, end- Metanchoiy;Whieh are the general.
symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural-.
consequence of its cure.
COBthreness,
.by cleansing• the whole length of
the intestines with a solvent ,process; and without
violence : all violent purges leave the bowels costive
within two'days
Diarrhea and Cholera, by removing. the
sharp acrid fluids by which these complaints are
occasioned, and:by promoting the lubricative secre
tion of the mucous membrane.'
g e veo of all. itiude..by restoring the blood to it,
regular circulation, through the process of perspi
ration in such cubes; and-the, thorough solution AL
all intestinal_obstruction in others. •
The LIFE Manicmga • have been kpown to
cure .RIMMTEM permanently m three.
weeks, add GOUT in half that time, by removing,
local inflammation from the muscles and ligaments
of the joints.
Dropaies. of all kinds, by frveing and strength
ening fiteltidneys and bladder.: they operate most
delightfully on these important organs, and henco.P-K,
have ever been found a certain remedy for fhe'i
worst cases of GRAVEL.
Also Worms ; by dislodging from the turnings
of the bowels the slimy matter to which these
crerituresedhere.
Asthma and Consumption, by relieving the
"air-vessels of the lungs from the mucous which even
slight colds will occasion, and ' , which, if" riot re
moved, becomes hardened, nad ,produces those
'dreadful diseases.
sairvy, Ulcers, and Inveterate Sores ,_by
the perfect purity which they LINE 11.-
urns give to the bloods and rat - this humors.
and Bad Soorbu.tio Eruptions
Complex
ions, by their alterative effect upon Abe fluids that
feed the skin, and the morbid state of which occa
sions 'all eruptive complaints, sallow, cloudy, and
other disagreeable complexions.
The use of these Pills fora very short time wilt
effect an. entire, cure of .isALT RHEUM, and a °
striking improvement iu the clearness of the skin..
COMMON' COLDS' and INFLUENZA will
always, be cured by • one Anse, or by two even in - -
the worst cases.
PILES, Ana remedy for this most distressing ,
and obstinate' malady, the VEGETABLE MBE,
MEDICINES deserve a distinct and emphatic
recommendation. It is well known to hundreds in
this city, that the former proprietor of these vain ,
able Medicines was himself afflicted with.. this.
complaint for upwards of THIRTY-FIVE YEARS ; and
that ho tried in vain every - remeitirouescribed
within the whole comprise °Edit° Ilidterfa t
lie however at length tried the Medicine which is
now offered 'in the public, and he wan cured iu a
very short time, after his recovery had been pro
nouneed not only' improbable, but absolutely im.-
pcissible, by any human means.
FEVER' AND AGUE.
For Allis scourge of the western country. these.
Medicines will Ifs found a safe, speedy, and• certain
remedy. 'Other. medicines leave the syste m sub
ject to a retuxu- of .the disease—a cure by these
medicines is permanent.,—TßY THEM, .13E.SA
TISFIE D, ANDHE CURED.
.BiliousFevers,and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss CIF , AEFETITE, AND"
Dtscsens or Pantst.cri--thoso medicines bays been'
need ivith tho ruestirenoflolal results in cases of this
description :—lrand's. EVIL, iind SCROFULA: * hi its
worst forms, yields to thermild.,yetpowerfiil.aCtion of
these remarkable Medicines:"-, A Nmitn SWEATS,
NERVOUS ' DEBILITY, NEAVOUE COMM/LINTS . . pf
kinds, PALMTATION of VIE 412.0 LET., PAINTER'S
COLIC,' are speedily cured:' - " • '
11ZEROURI4 'DIqEASES.
Persons• whaler comititutioMi have become Im. . •
paired-by the injtolicious'nse•oPMaitettiii,ivill find .
these ..Medicines At perfect curp,•as they never fail.
to eradicate from the system , all. the effects of. •
Merenry infinitelY: sooner than the most powerful,.
prepanitiontt'of Sterimparilla. single' trial will.
place. them .beiondi thee reach of competition, in, the -
estimation of eyery•iphtitini.. , ; • • •
BT CiA.l2l.Vqt, ,
SeviAtitl have 'lntidY.thoon disCoyere i 4;-„tuld
neferiorteauthenr,iirreatedi liethin'the-citir of Nei*, ,
York.andAbioadi 1 :• • ••• " 1, •
Buy „pf no,itmo ~,iylo."irk,rtot,/an.Jitrutolussin-: '
stitii by •Dr.,,Nr.
BrOadwaYi 'NeirLYork; '
LEIVIS•R.
BROOM
:ALL; J 1 o.
.110 ...North
Second Bt.
- 1 •
7,(4"idl ; igholit 4, nuty_aoiow4 I
' -' ' .1... 1... -.." ' rr- 1... t.. - ", tiiii i.-101/1 tit
)' !' GEorCCI.E. 'W. 'itt-itill4'.. - 1, ,‘!„
~
'THA.NKFOL•tivtlWpnblid 'genii:lll4 . ler pde''''
i . favors and,tbeir liberal patronage; itillien'• ..,••••••
filmes, to .carry pd UM, SADDLPi,,.TRVA 4 4I;; O
and llARNESS',making tineiness, at fita ol _.
~ , standin'Nentiver. street; two `doom' riditit of the,' t -
':• ; •"'ear/ifie IPanko at, tbek:sigtc. ofr the Mani ulnas:P.',
Dollar,. He is •noisr,b,etter praparedthan„kitetr,t,4 Pi ,
, adconittioddid ,liiirOutiMmars, ,havitiureeently;
riaadortiaeitlieedtieria pi hitt,islitabliattottstjg•oo:-":
. s,Eto to 9 noblerbtoitiilkoep 4: . rtiugh better', titiosk.:,,f -, :,
':-'l,intint.,,tlitin ; 17forrira,,,,coi(eisting, o f 'e min i s i kt , , ~
,'• Drageonvicoo . tub, quilted and plain AD' ~
( ' - ,DLES.' CAR ZAGS HARNESS4lttted'antr. ' •• ,
1 , contritori.; • Farmers'.,Gears,• of all. kinds; Tra- ,
.1 )
•, ‘• ye ling Trunks iif,all.dbscripticirie ttrid, , ,prices;l . ,
i•••• V leitaes and Carpet Sage, Srldlatit i Martingale , .1,
'•••-'•D llarii;TStock, Leather and Raw' , HMe.Whipe, '• '
";`'Lather,e ,eotton and. weratt.d fly-nal/3,11nd: all. •,L.,.
,• otber,artielna,in , his line—all ofowhieh be, la sie-'.: ..:
',' termincd' to s'ell 4 at tbe,very
_toupee,' cask pficea. • , ~,
Making ind4bPitiring filatrassai of halt...busk:,
end tdraw, , and.alllEinds of Upkokie.itigvvilF bap , ' + '
, , punctualtrattortdod' to, :4.' t' !1. , 1: ',. 1%! '',): : ':;!.,,,'
•'•• itp2s49t'Y'', ' , ~, ',,,•• ' '• . • . ...1.,•!.,
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