HERALD Mir EXPOSITOR,
CARLISLE; PEN'A
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
IN CUM IN:MAN° COUNTY! •
Terins—'l'wi Dollars a year, or One Dollar and
Fifty Cents, if putictratUrryaid,in advance.
61,75 if paid within t&e year. ,
NEWVILLE PACICAOE...-011r sub9ry&
bers in Newville and vicinity will here
alter receive their papers at the Flard
ware Store of Messrs. WILLIAMS, or at
such place as any of them may direct
their papers to be sent.
THE SEASON.—OId Winter left us with
a. smiling sunshiny face and bland tem
per, while Spring has come .in as a, hon
rampant. 'rhe first day of Marct was
furiously blustry, and 'Mee then we
have had four inches of snow. It is
rather singular, by the way, that every
snow we have had this winter fell on
Sunday.
Bi 7•We learn from the Chambersburg
Sentinel, that Prof. TIFFANY, of Dickin
son College, delivered the second of a
course of Lectures before an astociation
in that place, on l'hursda t y, evening latt.
The Sentinel notices the lecture as "a
very able and brilliant affair."
Major E. S. EGE, who is a poet "and
nothin' else," delivered a lecture on
" Poetry" before a large and fashionable
audience in garrisburg, on Saturday eve
ning, the 23d ult. The papers there all
give him "first-rate notices." We take
the subjoined from the Telegraph :
"We were so fortunate as to hear the lec
ture oh "Poetry," delivered at the Shakspeare
Saloon on last Saturday evening, by Edward
Stiles Ego, Esq., of Carlisle. Mr. E. though
still a very young man Is a ripe scholar. His
lecture was eminently chaste, classic and beau
tiful, and did full justice to his noble theme.—
His glowing tribute-to—that—glorious-work—of
creation, woman, hi■ eulogy of Shelley, the
gifted and persecuted eon of genius, and his
vivid and graphic comparison betweeit the wri
tings of the passion-impelled Byron and those
of the intellectually ideal "lord of lute and lay"
were gems touchingly beautiful. We are glad
to join with one so distinguished as N. P. Wit
lis in predicting for Mr. Ego a brilliant career
.on the fields of literature.
Notices
The March number of Godev's:r4:4.!t3
Beek, is received, and may be literit
Martin's Book Store. It is illustrated by
fourteen engravings, and its literary con
tributions are from the best pens. Go
dey scarcely needs any other praise titan
the monthly announcement of his appear
ance. Terms 0 a year. and much low
er to clubs.
" The Maiden and Married Life of
Mary Powell, afterwards Mistress Mil
ton," has been sent us by E. Little & Co,
Boston, publishers of the "Living Age."
It is mostly a journal kept by the lady,
the wife of the great Poet, before and
after marriage ; and as , a picture of do
mestic life and manners two centuries
ego,
s is exceedingly interesting. It is
the most readable bobk we hate seen
lately.
OuGbej_al nd County Military.
We take the following list of , the °frt.
ctrs of the First Brigade, 15th Division
Pennsylvania Volunters, from the Report
of Adjutant General, Wm. H. Irwin.—
The second Brigade of this division be
longs to Franklin County, and the third
to Perry :
F,RST BRIGADE, CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Brigadier General—Edward Armor.
Staff—Aid-decamp, Edward Stiles Ego;
Brigade Major, Wm. A. Kelso ; Brigade Quar
ter Master, Simon Oyster.
Brigade Inspector.—Samuel Crop.
First Regiment of Cumberland Volunteers.—
Colonel, B. W. Woodburn ; Lieut. Colonel, W.
Dunlap; First Major, Samuel Cope ; Second
Major, J. K. Kelso.
First Battalion of Cumberland Volunteers.—
Major, Jacob Bowman.
Staff.—Surgeon, John Ail.'
Second Battalion , of Cutnborland Volunteers
—Major, Wm. W. Frazier.
Third Battalion of Cumberland Volunteers
—Major, John F. Hunter.
Horse -Racing.
This cruel and dangerous amusement
has become all the rago in this quartpr
lately. We understand there were five
rac'es last week, all within the limits of
the borough, and from the good start that
has been made .there will probably be an
equal if riot greater number this week.
The same passion for horse•racing we are
told was prevalent some years ago, and
was only checked by a sudden and awful
casualty. Whether it is' to be pursued to
a like result now, or not, remains to be
CEO
The Florida Indians.
Extract from a letter from an. officer of
the army s. in Florida, to a gentleman in
this town, dated February 19, 1860.
Colonel Steptoe has just arrivedfrom
the Tampa side, confirming all that we
have heard in relation to the 'removal of
the Indians. About one . hundred of
fhem,.of all ages and sexes, are ready to
move,,,and will be sent to New Orleans
ty the next steamer, the others will be
sent off as they. come in, and all, or near.:
ly all, aro. willing: to "go.. is thought
the 'country Will be . clear of them before
the Ist of June:" .
• SURD•—Thu first shad of the , season
appearedlin our market last week. They
`Weie'frMii ihe SMith high
priced for us tciAiave a - taste.` Of their.
qiUdity.
SIMPLE CURE e ida
the ,Af f ratil "Of Ilia4'l6 jollowkng sirOpla
rarnady t4iB ,l ,duilget i dls44ol3.
41ci ita'vaio4sedirigfrilf OT#lo3l,'!lg.V .l ttliei
,I?94leig,i- "
'fla all in valualloiritioo ofiorinifion: - .,1.;*
on,d_ Witter;• Ica. water : if.- povail4 l suddenly
nod 1i deli , ', ; 4l:feqfila, chest,• with a
aporige . io titan t 7
r ed fa'sfailj~(oeriiblej
O I,lf
WO fh,.
soot! ,a•;yul t o
11,t10 1.6 4("01 1 .Ph i ii;
,lo(1 Ilia he ottiirOlb fia I . ; foto ass fo. I he," POO; Of%
•witiolfl9ll
L'.ii; .;tidier
distliikuiilodlolllcol7ot'llfilp•
S. Airroarifff tiya,'attondlng a CourMartfal,
••'• • • i
Mil
Mono) ,t nitro.
A Nei° Trick.Somo cunning roguee - have'
been:for some time paet,.mutilating the notes,
of the backs of Philadelphia end neighborhood,
in such a manner that by taking a small piece
out of each, eleven uphill aro manufactured
from ton. By advice of petunia!, the Philadel
phia Banks have determined to pay no bills so
mutilated or manufactured. It will bu well,
therefore, for the public to refuse all torn or
othorwhse thifaced notes:
New Counterfata. Bicknell's Reporter de
scribes a now counterfeit, or • 'altered note of
the Delaware City Bank, as follows:—"s'e, al
tered from 2'.. Vignette of tho two's and ul
bored notes is a female holding in one hand
a sickel, and in the other a bunch of wheat,
at her side a sheaf, plough, &c. On right
end a steamboat, and on left, head ofJohn Q.
Adams. The true s's are wholly unlike
those."
Counterfeit $lO notes of the Marino Bank of
Baltimore, are in circulation in that city.
DIED.
/Died March 9th, 1650, at the residence of his mo
ther, in Carlisle, Dr. GEORGE WILLIS FOULK, In the
27th year of his age.
However eminent a man may be In science or lit
craters, his death occasions no lasting vacuity in so
ciety. His place may soon be filled by another: It
Is nevertheless painful to record the death of hint
who is the subject of this mace. A young nine,
who by his assiduity it the study bf his profession,
has become tile victim of his own erigernese . to reach
the eminency which Ito was well qualified to attain.
Ile forfeited his life by too constant nn application to
his studies.
Dr. rotilk graduated at Dickinson College In Car
lisle, in 1814. Ile then commenced.the study of mete
icine with his father, Dr. G. D. Foulk, now deceased
but then a physician of high character and standing
which he bore with him to the grave.
The subject of this notice became, In 1840, a grad
uate of the Jefferson Medical College of Philadel
phia. He returned to Carlisle and commenced the
practice of Aledichie and Surgery. The . tatter branch
of his profession,he was particularly attached to, and
performed some surgical operations, which would
have done honor to older practitioners. His . health
full he went to the South in November, 1840, in
the le of having, by change oh climate, his health
restored. Ile returned to Carlisle in February, 1850,
then tottering to the grave, and on the 4th day df
March, surrendered hie soul to the God who gave It.
This world may not miss him, but friends have
lost a friend, and science an adorer.
Sleep on in thy quiet grave, the clod pressing thy
bosom t sleep on anti let no one disturb the hallowed
opot where th37Fiiirffliallyrertai:
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CHERRY_ ,PECTORAL:
For the Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS, BRON
CHITIS, 'CROUP, A.STEL-
Imo
AND CONSUMPTION.
The uniform Success 'Which ° lms. attended the .
use °IOUs preparation—its salutary effect—its
power to relieve and cure affections of the Lungs,
have gained for it a celebrity equalled by no
nutter medicine We oiler it to tlib' afflicted with
entire confidence jolts virtues, and the full be-
lief that it will subdue and remove the severest
attacks of disease upon the throat and Longs.—
These results, as Choy become publicly known,
verry naturally attract the attention of medical
men and phitanthophas everv„ where.. Whet is
their otitnrim of CHERRY PECTORAL moy
be seen in the sollowingi
VALENTINE MOTT, M. I).
Prof. Surgery filed. College, New York, says
, •It gives um pleasure,to certify dal value and
efficacy- of Ayer's ellEltßY PEG
which 1 consider peculiarly adapted to cure dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs."
THE wl'. REV. LGRD RISHOP FIELD:
rites in a letter tollisfriend, who was fast sink
ing under an atrectitedf the Lungs;---" Fry the
cherry pre.torel and if any ineilicnie can give you
tel with the hles&ug of Gott that will." , t
CillEl" JUSTICE EU.S'i IS,
of Louisiana, writes "That a young daughter of
his was cured of several severe attacks of croup
by the 'Cherry Pectoral."
The Canadian Journal of ;Medical Science
states, "That Asthma and Bropchitis so preva
lent.in this inclement climate, has yielded with
surprising rapillity to Ayres Cherry Pectoral,
and we cannot too strongly recommend this skil l
ful•preparationVo the Profession and the publio
generally."'
Let the relieved sullig.er speak for himselti—
liAlLTFOßD, Jan. 26, 1847.
Dr. J. C. AYEII.-- , -Dear Sir t—tlaving been
rescued froin u painful. and dangerous disease by
your medicine, gratitude prompts inc to send
you this ackuow ledgement,not only in justice to
you, but for the informulion of others in like al-
diction.
A slighedd upon the lungs, neglected at first
became so vere that spitting of blood, a violent
cough and prdiuse night sweats followed and fas
tened upon me. 1 became emaciated, could not
sleep, was dnitressed by my. cough, and a pain
through my chest, and in short had all the alarm
ing symptoms of quiet consumption. No medi
cine seemed at all to reach my case, until I prov.
ident.ally tried your ("heavy Peatoral, which
soon relieved and new hits cured me.
Yours with respeet; 1 , :. A. sTE WART.
• ... Aminrur,N.Y , A prill7, 1848.
Dr: Ayer, Lowdl—Dear Sir t—IL have for
•years been afflicted with AsthmaOW worst
form; so that I have boen obliged_tp Sp in my
414 .
chair for a larger part of the time . , fig unable
to breathe in my bed. I had tried a great many
medicines, to no purppse , until my physician
prescribed, as an expetiment, your Cherry Pec
toral-
At,first it seemed to make me worse, but in
less than a week I began to experience the most
gratifying relief from its use; and now, in four
weeks, thedisease is entirely removed. I can
"sleep m my bed with comfort, and enjoy a slate
ofhealth which I had never expected to enjoy. •
GEORCE. S. FERRAN'''.
rate'AftED BY J. C. AYRES, CHEMIST, LOWELL,
Sold by Dr. Rawlins, S. A. Hubbard,. Dr. 9
l lliott, Carlisle; Dr. Iva Day, Meohaniesbarg; J
H. Marron, Newville; J. C. & J. B. Altiek,Ship
pensburg; and druggists generally.
O rick', is hermit given thet intend.to ap.
N
ply at the next Court of Caminon fleas of
Cumberland county, for a license to 'keep a m
orn or public house in the house now occupied
es such by Christian !Whim on the Walnut
Bottom Road,7 miles West of Carlislo •
Fob. Itch 1850, VICTOR S IseN 0 N..
Wc• the 'undersigned citizens, of Dickinson
township, C,unthcrland.cti unty, , certify that
1),VO.Woll acqOuinted, with.tho . above maned
Victo;:hannon,'l.lntile is of ,good 'repute for
honesty
-end fanweratico, and is - Well,.providOtk.
'with` hosisofooin.ind conveniences
m for :the .;
, co-
, cumodatiori strangers, and • travellero anti .
That 61 ' 416 4 oil'Ovorn is necessary, to accom
n oilato;thopphliOOnd entertain strangers , ,and.
•
.lionry:Shanffor,..,iaaOi). Wililam
Galbratth.:JicibOti 4acok. floturningor,,
Francis liutChison;:.Georgo..i Murtin,,: Matthew
Lynch, John . Moorc,
,Galbraith,
.John,T,Proon,
NM
'urn arecSa
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*•S AT URPAY 'tlie I dtit "Of' M .
Will 'be sold, of public pelle,',atti residence
rthO' - enbeeribec Hanover on 'Worth Street"; in
tile b orougkv o
U coniAelini:of Iletle '' and' Red
ging; l'abl , ip,Cheirci, Ilnreenii 'find 'Carlie,iing;
p rat. ot o :pfirler .f4ove,,- a 'conking, Steve. of tlie
No rAes(kind:,twn...Cloeke;js‘Copper He ttle;ond
other artielnevflonntinferenello..irrigniion . ,
JHousikiAd ~ond guphen4 VornklArp, '4410 cloi,ei
llairpij4iti;,ol.lter,;ertiSee.:;,,Sikle', ,c9rnmorl,e;
ik ckif e i 4 4, A m„kvftep ottorKtanceoNili,b6 err',
!en, and: win:a!
Sl :PO , KEEPT!Y-A
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" None Knew thee but to love thee,
None named thee put to peahen."
WHOOPING-DOUGH
ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS
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SHARIII4Ir.S'S.4,„LES: -
1011 Y virtue of sundry Write - Of Venditiont
..„1 JEapomis and !Seri - fachis 'issued out Of the ,
Court of Common Pleis:of Cumberland c 0.,.
; and to me directed, I 1411 expose to public -
li s h
;sale ,at the Court Hon 4, in the borough of
Nefirllsfe, on Saturday a 9,3 d day of Mardi
next, at 10 o'clock, A M. the follbwlng de
scribed Real Estate, v z:
\A tract of land situated in South Middle
ton township, containing forty acres more
Or less; bounded by lands of Jacob Barnitz,
Elisha White's heirs, the Letort Spring, and
land formerly of James Noble, hailing thereon
erecteita two story
Stone House, Stone Spring House,
Barn, part stone, and part log, &c. Seized
and taken in execution as the property of
Joseph Sites and Willis Foulk.
ALSO, a lot of ground situate in Shippens
burg, containing 285 feet in length and 66
feet inv — Viah, bounded on the North by a lot
of widow Martin, East by an alley, South by
a lot of L. Herchruth, and West by Railroad
street, having thereon erected a two story
double brick house, stable, &c.
-Also, a lot aground in the same hot/nigh,
adjoining the abo4e described lot, containing
285 feet in length, and 66 feet in breadth,
bounded on the East by an alley, and West
b 1 Railroad stivet having thereon-erected a
.Praine House, Log Eitahen,
one kick .house and two stables.
ALso, a lilt of ground in the same'borough ;
containing 200 feet in Railroad street, andllit
feet on Main street, having an alley' on the
South and a lot of Dr. Stewart on the West,'
and having thereon erected one three story.
brick house, one two story brick house, one
f story, brick house, three brick shops, and
a frame stable. Seized and taken in execu
tion as the ptopt'y of LaWrence HerChelroth.
Atsb..a lot of ground situate in Dickinson
- township; containing 66 perch* more or
less. bounded by Pine Grove road, lots of
D Davis, C Coale, and J D Cassell, having
thereon erected a two story Log House.
ALSO, a lot of ground, in same township,
containing 66 perches more or less, bounded
by a lot of P Coale on the North, Pine Grove
road on the East, and a lot of D Davis on the
West, having thereon erected a two story
U o trdemazo ZlE2c.st•one3asto
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty of Philip Coale.
A L9O, a tract of land situate in Monroe
township, bounded by lands of James-Liv
ingston on the East, M Brandt on the South,
Carey..A.lll - on the West and Christian Hart
-zell-mrthe-Northicontaing-1250-acresr-more-
or less, having thereon elected a two story
brick house, two Tenant Houses, a Grist
Mill, Stone Barn, Frame Stable, &c. Seized
and taken in execution as the property of
Michael M ish ler. ,
o t-a—lot-of—grotrinl-1 wt
township, containing 1 acre and 7 perches,
more or less,,bounded on the North by land
of J Deele, on the East by Weakline's heirs,
on the South by Thomas ItleKenny, and
West by Henry Hurst, havinglthereon erect•
ed a one story Log House and Stable. Seized.
and taken in execution as the property of
Rudolph Kindig.
ALso, a lot of ground situated in the bo.
rough of Shippensburg, containing A 6 feet on
Bird !street and 64 feet in depth, more or
less, bounded on the north by Bird street, on
the west by an alley, on the east by a lot of
John Bretz, and on the south by a lot of John
Bressler, having thereon erected a - t
Frame Foandry,
with cupola, &c., Blacksmith Shops, Office,
Ware Room, &c.l, Seized and taken in exe
cution as the property of Jacob Fridley and
William A Kelso.
ALso, a lot of ground situated in the bo
rough of Carlisle, containing 02 feet in
breadth and 170 feet in depth, bounded on
the north by the, Harrisburg, Carlisle and
Chambersburg turnpike, on the south by a
lot of Jacob Abrahams, on the east by W
W Lewis, and oh the west by Jacob Leihy,
having thereon erected a two story Brick
House and Kitchen, and a Frame Shop.—
Seized and taken in execution as the pi open.
ty of Peter 13. LeChler. And all to bersold
by me, AT ID SMITH, Shorty. - -
Carlisle, February 28,1850.
PATENT WASHING.
1111EA.CHES how to accomplish a large lam.
ily wash in the course of one or two hours,
at an expense of less thud six cents. Requires
no rubbing, no machine and nb previous knowl
edge, no extra washing utensils, and may be
used by a person of the meanest capacity: The
material is cheaper than, soap, may be obtained
erery where, and is not composed of any acid,
turpentine, camphene, or unvfsubstance ot dis
agreeable odor or injurious qualities either. to
sb person using it or the linen on which it is
employed. IVarranted not to injure the most
delicate lubric. The proprietor is confident that
a trial will convince the most sceptical.
CERTIFICATE.
Dilleburg, Feb. 18, 1850
Wo certify that the improved Washing pro
cans of which U L SIIEMIER is Agent and Pro
prietor for thecounty of Cumberland, and town
ships of Carroll, Franklin, Washington,War
rington and Monaghan, in the county of York,
has beefs fuly testified in our families, and we
confidently commend his pamphlets [or Washing
Receips to the public, as communicating the
tilt of washing linen in a mode so thorough and
satisfactory. and with a despatch so evaordin
ary, as to appear incredible to those who have
not witnessed i s operation. It dispenses with
more than half the labor o washingin the or
dinary manner, saves matefitil and cleanses lin
en perfectly. In truths the result so entirely cor
responds with his recommendation that, nu one
regrets purchasing one of his receipts.
David Coehtlin, David Weaver,
Daniel Bailey. D Hall,
K Sidle, David Brandt,
Wm P Roigel Frederick Welty,
Jostles J Mow, Daniel Roigle.
' Reference may also ho had to Mr David Mar
tin, of the Mansion House Hotel, and to Mr
Mitchel McClellan, in Carlisle, who will testily
to its merits. SMOI
• Price fora family right only one dollar, which
may be purchased of ROBERT McCART
NEY, Agent for Carlisle, or a recipe will be
sent by mail to any ono enclosing $l,OO to the
undersigned, Proprietor, residing in Dillsbnrg,
York 'County. G L SHEARER.
Fob. 26,i1850.—Volunteer St Democrat copy.
Office for Rent.
IrlEftliliailietirable office on Mtiin Street, a few
door from 'he public square and formerly
occupied by Dr. John Creigh, is offered fur rent
from the let of April next. Terms moderate.
Mrs. ELLEN CREIGH. k
Carlisle, January 25, 1850.
Golden horse hotel,
ADJOINING THE COURT HOUSE, CARLISLOA
THE subscriber having leased the above
largo and commodious HOTEL, situated on the
corner of the Public Square and South Hano
ver street, and lately. occupied by Bon!. L Esh
leman, begs leave .to announce to his friends,
and the public that lie is prepared to entertain
them inmanner which cannot fail to ne at
their apPinbation.' ' • . •
THE 110,1JS; hits'ilio most pleasant loisaT•,
tion the been .new ly•furniehed '
endl otherwise', imprctvedi•and no pains' will
spartuLte make. those who may sojourn .with
him •toinfortable•.during their ay; His riari7
• t•
lors aro large and well furnished, Mid, hie arl
bars supplied. with now and , eonifortabbi
t. eda,
• ' I IS TABLE will be, supplied wilt the beet
market can afford,.and all who are connect
'ed ivithillia house will be • fouruhattontive:careP .
_Tut and obliging. : ',ic irk'
THE BAR will contain the besc . lkuois the'
-city.otrpreduce,:/:. • •
IllB . l3TAPLlPTGftjP'elltirply, new;'and.eiteri ;
eivg;,gppdylo.,uf ,
19 ,qp,
:b oramprmakin
aji , a desirable ,stoppteg ylqce
fot BROXERP• pri4;nig'bciAtteitided by. tt
AIL a tit le r. , WA 911030;190iip *pp tins
caldniated ,te.fodd to ,t m, purger t , pricr- 60641. -
- 'oncei of
these Who . their
• ,itircinrge.'"l B °Alt]) E llSltahe it by' the , Weelti•
.1 feb6'49-tf,'
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l'A -ttflante 6PPII IOTT•1
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som. •
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ti:tl.lf3T ; p3F4tived , lcit:u,aboap Hardware store;
.1 41 P-P.ii.44 OAS # 3 41 , 001her, , 1n
€lMPlete.astioriipAqofA4tiiiqlfuo4Rtit; , oll.lllllo;.
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Jan 23(1 , 1850 %.-•II7NRY'SAXTON"'
OtoKtoaitb, 803
-area, •Barerainst •
CAN birexpected fiord the'eutiscriber, as he
haejieiti received t. now - and 'Splendid' as
sort iwt ) L GOODS; which he
offerst•Tills:, eiliitomers and others • who may
laver him - with , a call at great Bargains! •
CLOTHS AND CA.SSIMEHES,
satinets, velvet cords. ICY, jeans, scarlet, yel
low, white and Canton Flannels, tiekings.
beim,. cashmeres,,- de lane!;; allpacas, Co
bvrg cloths, gloves; hosiery, Irish linen, com
forts, &c, ' • •
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
A large and splendid assortment of Long
and Square Shawls, at all prices to' suit the
times
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also, Boots and Shoes, which he is determ•
ined to sell low, at his stand, in North Hutto
first store below Havorstick's Drug Store.
vor street, Carlisle. .1. O. CARMONY.
Bargains, Bargains.
I AM now selling off my stook of Win-
A torlgoeds at greatly reduced prices, to make
room for a big assortment of Spring goods. Be
ing determined to cut down the stock„' purcha
sers will find it decidedly to their advantage to
call and get the cheapest goods to be had in the
town or county, at the old stand East Main
street, Carlisle. CHAS. OGILS Y.
Fob. 13. WO.
Superior Groceries,
THE subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public in general, that he has
just returned from the city, with a large and
generil assortment of FItF. S II ORO C E
RIES, all of which he is prepared to sell at a
very email advance. His stook is composed of
a,general assortment of everything t the Gro
cery line, embracing in part Teas,Cofii es. Su
gars, Molasses, Spices, Tobacco and Cigars,
Queonsware add Glassware, Fish and Salt,
Crackers and Cheese, Fruits, Nuts and Can
dies. Pine and Etherial Oils, Fluid Lamps,
Hams and Dried Beet, Beans, ,Whito -Corn,
Vinegar, Toys, fMatcheit. Btushes, &e
Persons will find it to thfir.advaninge to give
me a call, as I ant di:tern - toed to sell at very
moderato profiti' , .Don't-fory i t the stand, South
Hanover street next door fiti annan's (hate Esh
elman's Hotel, and within tWo - doors of the Vo
lunteer Prinnting °file°
dean' '49 C INHOFF, A'gt
ANOTHER REVOLUTION,
SAMUEL A. HUBBARD, haying Pnrchas
ed of Mr Henry A Sturgeon, his stock of
Drugs, Medicines. &c.. would respectfully so
licit. a n hare-ol_the publtc__paronage, at the oL
stand, corner of Pitt and High Streets, opposite
the Rail Road depot.
Ho will keep constantly on hand, an assort-
Inent-of-iresit-Drugs,-Medicin
Dye Stull', Perfumery, and a variety of fancy
articles, which he is determined to sell low.—
He will give Illspersonal attention to the busi
ness, and particularly to putting up prescriptions.
A liberal deduction mndeforPhystcianscoun
try Merchants, and Pedlers.
Ho, For -California !
SELLING OFF AT COST
AS I have determined to go to California in
the Spring, I will offer until about the 15th
of April, my stock of GOODS, which is en
tirely new and well assorted, AT COST.—
Those in want of goods will do well to call im
mediately as lum determined to ,close out my
entire stock of goods at this place, a rare chance
for .bargaiiiiris offered' call soon. Any person
wishing to embark in bilisfneas will find this a
rare chanCe, apply to the abbseriber.
F COOPER.
Newville, Feb. 19, 1850.
Cheap Cothing Store.
GREAT BARGAINS-!
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends and the public in general, that
ho has romovhd his large and extensive assort
ment of READY MA DE CLOTHING to
the room recently occupied as a store by Geo.
\V. Hitner. on Dust Main street. directly oppo
site Ellioft'sPrag Store, and within two doors
of Ogi_lby!s store, whore he will kropeonstant
ly on hand, all kinds of Rcat4Alude Clothing,
and everything pertaining to gentlemen's ward
robes. The clothing he.offers for sale is made
up in his own shop, by experienced workmen,
and under his own.supervision. He fools pre
prtrei to offer great bargaineti , .ho Clothing
tiers and'..to testzhiefact he lA.earnestly in
vite the citizens of this cou rt to give him a
call and examine the quality of iris stock end
his prices, before purchasing dSsewhere.
Ho will also, as heretofore, dortihme to make
up all kinds of Cloiliing according to order,
and those who . prefor it can have their measures
taken, and their garments made up to their
plensment. Always on hand a large assortment
of Cloths, Caoximerro ' Satinets, footings, &c.
Don't forget the place directly opposite El-
Iftiit's store, and within two doors of Ogilby's.
debl2,3m , NATHAN HAN!' CH.
Large and . Splendid Arrival of
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTIII.7PG
- TUE undersigned respectfully , announces to
the citizens of Carlisle end vicinity, that he has
just laid in a stock of ?alMonate Clothing, cut
and made in excellent style, which for cheap
ness and quality was never before equalled to
this place. Such as—splendid new style black
French cloth dross Coats, large end handsome
circle cloth Cloaks, black and brown sack
Coats, business coats in the latest styles, Mon
key coats, tweed sack coats, superior fine bl'k
French cassimere Pants, now style of fancy
cassimere Pants, over 300 pairs of striped and
plain fall and winter pants, 050 Elegant new
vests,,,excellent Black satin vests, also, an as
sortment of fine white Linen, red flannel and
striped Shirts, collars, bosoms, stocks, suspen
ders, cravats,bandkerehiels and other 'articles
in his line. _Boys' Clothing and oil clothing
suitable for fishermen and others constantly on
hand. Fine cloth caps from 05 to 87 cents.—
Glazed Caps 1.2 i cents. In fact the above is
the largest and best assortment ever offered in
this place, and as cheap as can be purchased in
the city of Philadelphia. Persons who prefer
having their clothing made to order can be ac
commodated at the shortest notice.
Ho therefore respectfully invites his custoin
ors and the public generally to call and see him
at the Clothing Store, corner of Main Street
and the Centro Squire. (clecl2
Reading for the Million.
A LARGI and well selected assortment o
,t 1 BOOKS of all kinds constantly kept on
hand to suit the times,the following have just
bken received.
.Rune's History of England, two first Nos.
oceived.
Shakspeare's Works, 4 different editions. '
Byron 's Works, Burns' Works.
Scott's Poetical Works.
Lynch's Expedition to tho Jordan and Dead
Sea. Montogue's ditto. '
Scott's Military Tactics, 9 vole:
Walton of the Revolution; by Mre. Eliot.
Philosophy of Religion; ity . Morrell.
Earnest Ministry, bylinnos.
Bravo's Daughter, by Duganno.
Dowager;or Now Sehool for Scandal, by Mrs
Gciro:,
The Caxton's, by 'BOwert
The Queen of Gipsie,ad:, - -
Cruise in a Whale Borif:J•
And all the now novels received no soon as
published. All ordere•for:l3ooks' attended with
dispatch. After all . your-dispefetr about , Chcap
Books , call around' tindlexamine for yourselves.
octll• L:: , ; v triw•tivrApTlN;t , l.
" .
WATCHES, Aly.EutY,
-- - - • , -. .. •
THE 104hoorliler ilbenatitrallY'4.riifoitiis his
fritghccintl Tito pillilic• gonerally,?:thav,hii , lins
britrliiYftifieiffroia PhiladelPhiaLwith.the largest
t , rnotii oPlOodod pssortmont bf Ffiatchee,Jew,
et y, , 'Sr i c., even beiore offered , to ..the.eitizens Of
this place. . ~ ,1 y f. , i . 3.1.i 1 ;4. 9. ' , ' '.'.
...,:tfiif iitock'cioliaistil, m pail of tt,alendid lot 01,
'GbldUtnid'S,ily,cr,'LeiibiL'Watohas,:. Gold,and.Sil.:.:
vor . .Liipitia .'db,'with - a yariiit7' ,01, Watches of:
lower priceb, - Gold' ;gbartl,',Ghairis.: Gold and .
t §ilver Permilsi• a gplotidliVaisortmentoif gnld,
p (nib c Ofliamiw apprdifed:it - trittrialliciuro4 Silver
Ilatter ...gniv.oo; Sipter undiluted Spotina,illan'
Silver'plafidiForlis, al large and splendid lot' Of,
, Gbld'anil_Silyer, tiimatrio)es,(lfoiinvticaiPatliciti:: '
lal , iitterition:liY:this'artMleVof'spiiiidalesVasthe
can warrant them.to be'the bast: on this aid!? of
P
1i
iladolphig,) , CoMmool3poctacjaa''Or all prieea
a e r go and beatitiftil'Aseartment , iifiG6l4 ';
i Fin;
g t , , , tirytins'Etiplitingti,':allt'tpriclist 'Bretietpns,,d
gtent - variety; and'' y.ei ! i,'
'Gliains;;Sitier rind . shall .oa#Volisea; A, very au ,
Peridr .artiblN'ElilVerCthiMbliniV , Silifer "Conilis,' ,
cOliii:litiskotoi r *iiii'n'.kreittvarialy;:cif'bilitetir:.`
tipletitinzhin'ilao;i9iii no o oatityr..o7rrianp . ofili.. ~,,,
~ I Resinvitea- a llltoc isitllMiid'.,bictimine Me"titodk'
'atiatitell'llitit At' ,, iiiinnol, fail to image; bbili in
qpnlifir' and pricil/eM:4O '.+' ..V1 1 :- cp NLYN , ,v ~,
',WO/olta
•:t•e*
qt A • , ,A
Aeinajl ,tI9CP-9i in quaZSol~,bur,soh .Alollll.l4ol9,lli ,
FOr snle nt.•• • '," • - • EBY'S'•
Carlisle 4tin, '7O 8c10.... I :
MIMEMI
AT GOLDMANS!
:
. .PROOLIMULTION ' '
' ,
HER !..He
EAS . ' did 'rierable
_Faanrcsicii
WVl 7 a.i.i4 president . Judge:of• the several
Courts of . COmmon PhißB ..pf the . counties of
Oumberland,,rerry and , JUniata,in.Pennsylva,
nia, and of the'several C6urts oS Oyer b
and Touchier and General Jail Delivery in
said counties. aid Hon. John Stuart and, John
Clendonin, Judges of the Court of Oyer and
Torminer and General. Jail Delivery for the
trial of all capital and. other offenders, in the
said county of Cumberland, by their preceptitti
me directed, dated the 14th da,t of Jan.,050,
have ordered the. Court of Oyer and Terminer
and Genera 1 Jai 1 Delivery, to beholden at Car
lisle on the 2d Monday of April next,
(being the Sib day.) at 10 o'clock in the fine
noon, to continuo two weeks.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given, to Me
Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Constables
ofthe said county ofCumberland, thatthoy are
by the said precept commanded to be then and
there in their proffer - p — drsons, with their rolls,
records, inquisitions, examinations, and all
other remembrancerOodo those things which
to theirotfices appertain to be done,and all those
that are bound by recognizaneue, to prosecute
(against the prisonerstnat are orthen shall be
in the Jail of said county, arc to be there to
prosecute them as shall be just,
DAVID SMITH, Sheriff.
Carlisle, Dec. 13, MO.
Estate of E.. Bosserman, dec'd
ETTERS of Administration, de bonis non,
1-4 with the will annexed, on the estate of E.
BOBSERMAN, late of Carlisle, Cumberland coun
ty. dead, have been issued in due form of low
to the subscriber, living in Newport, Perry
county, Pa. All persons indebted to said ee
tate are required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims to present thorn for
settleinent to
J W BOSSERIVIA N, Adm'r
Feb. 26, 1850
Estate .711*otice.
LET'T'ERS of Administration on the
estate of Margaretta Piper, late of West
Pennsboro township, Cumberland county Pa.
deceased, have been granted by the Register
of said county. :o the subsekiber • residing
in Newville in ...Ott county', 'All pepoto
indebted to said estate will make imthettite
payment, and those having claims will present
them properly authenticated for settlement to
JAMES R IRVINE, Adlri.
Feb. 25,1850. •
~ e and place an
stair& II a one (north not
.notice. the above "
LE'T'TERS Testamentary upon the will of ".
the lion JUAN REEL), doc'd., lately of Car•
-lisle-have—been- g i a,dett---tcr---111rm- Sarah—A,
Reed, the Executrix, residing in the same
place, those -who have claims against the estate
fo the Testator, will present them, and those
indebted will make payment to her.
febG-Ct SARAH AAIEED, Ex'trx.
— EitaTr6flattili - Wt57;1.766811 - alr" --
LETTERS testerieritary on, the estate "of
Jacob Wise r late'of Shiremanstown, Allen
township, Cumberland county, decd. have been
granted to the subscriber, residing in the same
place. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment, and thine having
claims to present them for set lement to
feb.l3-50-fiw% ELIZABETH WISE.
Executrix.
Estate of WILLIAnt KUTZ deed.-_
ALL persons are hereby notified that-letters
_testamentary on the last will and testament of
William Katz, late of South Middleton town,
ship, Cumberland county deceased, have this
day been 'skied by the Register in and for said
county, to the subgeriber who resides in North
Middleton township, in the county aforesaid. -P-
All persons having claims or demands against
the estate of the said dccascd, are requested. to
make known the same without delay, and those
ndebted to make payment to
DAVID KUTZ, •
.I.lxecutor.
I. eb 6, lit
Estate of George Bobb, decd
XTOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
II ministration on the Estate of George Boblo^
late of the Borough of Mechanicsburg, in the
county of Cumberland, decd. bye this day
been issued by the Register in and for the Said
_county, to tho subscriber who resides in Monroe
township, in the said comity. All persons hey..
ing claims or demands against the estate of Abe
said decedent are requested to make known CA'
same without delay, and those indebted to make
payment to JOHN HOUSER.
Feb. 12, 50, St Administrator of G llobb.
lor Rent
TWO OFFICES for rant, from
the Ist of April next, on Pitt
V - ;J;
street,ntijoining the Drug Store of
Ilen . h
story. the rg i eo o n r
n the second o on se t n h
first e
story of said building. For pnrti obtrs enquire
of thefiubseriber. „a ROBERT NOBLE.
Jim. 23, 1850.
FOR RENT.
THE dwelling house, novir occu
, pied by illr,‘Saxtoti, adjoining m
store. AlsW two comfortable dwe
ling houses in Pitt'Street, rent $5O
Posseesidn given April Ist 1850
CHAS. 0 GILB Y.
Carlisle, Jan. 9, 1850
Tor Rent.
THE house now occupied by Jo.
seph Arnold, above and in the roar
;V i ; of the Store of the subscriber, also
' 'several smaller Dwellings, for fu'r•
they particulars call with the subscri.
bor. JACOB SENER.
Tavern License
To the Honorable the Judges of the
Court of Quarter sessions of the Peace of
Cumberland county, at April sessions,
A. D. 1850.
The petition of WM. P. HUGHS, Respect
fully represents, That your petitioner' is provi•
dcd with the necessary requisites for keeping a
house of Public En.ortamment, in the house now
occupied by hint as such, your Petitioner, there
fore, prays your Honors to grant him a License
fur the same, the ensuing year, commencing on
the 2d. Monday of April 1850 as in duty bound
he will over pray, &c,
Feb. 19, 1850,
Wo the undersigned citizens of the township
Al' East Pennsborough , in the county of Cum
berland, do certify tat we are well net uainted
witn the above named Milian) P. Hughes, that
.he is of good repute for honesty andtemperanco,
and is well provided with house room, and cop.'.
veniencos for the accomModation of strangers
and travellers, and that such Inn or Tavern is
necessary to accommodate the puhlicoandynter
lain strangers and traiellers. -
Simon Oyster, A 1" Erb, Henry Carlin,
Thom is Flowers, It Samuel Hintmel
rich, W Lovelace, ins. Wolf, Christian Him
mellrich, Samuel Sadler, IL 'Church, Valentine
Wenzel.
Stray Keifer.
(I.A.lllE.to'the'pretilises of the subscriber, in.
South : Mtddloton township, about Abe lei
- ofDecomber last,.a BRINDLE
• HEWER, 'anout a year old;,
" .With 'white head and belly. The
4 , owner is requested to comolor
, , ..ward, prove property, patellar
ges,a4d.take her away, or site will be disposed
of occaidingr to law,
GEORGE BRENNER
'Jon 28, 1880-20 , •
;;;;
CAME to the 'propuiseapf the , sUbsori-'
Sd.uthAiddlettiri , ,towrishijoi'iibout
tho of, Dee.; .I.ist;tta :BLACK
•\ t3TEKTt,'al?out'n'yetir: old, ,
'•2 wino 'apopc tho'lhouldeit and
,-• .tho!rittupi , ithd.ii evhita. The
itutitoi.ts tOcittested ' to :own°. for
y... pay „lotiiirgos and , I take
hini yin to disposed of according
to ' ' ..;JOHN
I•Jan 23, 18 P 0 &,3..!: ; •
• • ,
- , Nerchantraill•Forsielf , k - ,
Or.;
•
1. 111'43
iirenrii*; bik'Sh.;
, ttiiday.the 9th'ddy :of Mftroh.:lB6W
:;...VET ERJE , EG
iCarliele'von *0rk5;.F01:27:3850:/f
I• • '
A BOY iti'li(Grifobil,;l3foi•o7 will en
deavarrto trot ke m self ; gejitro-and ,Ose I: 10 tir,
IFontahe °flit tryi would 13 rye ,:, En - quire
iit, „..
rtirus es I. Brush
1 , A groat . variety of.' theee ulefuntrtielee,le
fered Ihr, sale, consisting Whitewash, Sweep- .
ie4; ,Serohbiu g ,Peinterei Jot I:;Sheyhtivifikri-
Teeth ,Nattiedh.l7l64 - ind grelping Aruidiee in
groat-variet y ;+; : which effthe.heitokiji :
tty etid'vvill,hdeet,d,,tit, the loweet,prices” ,
dubs
„ ,
Tan Yard P r opertyrp For Sale. .
MHE subscriberO'Kele at,
• privitit; sale the
property'rdi'whieh he li ves, situdte in Con
treville, Dickintrun,trivnehip, cunilierland
coun
ty, containing 3 acres of grotind, under good cal
hytition, whichis erected a TWO STOity
BRICK HO USD, and brick back
• buildings, also n TAN YARD,
with eighteen / vats out of doors,
„,; , • tw o leaches, two Hines, a pool of
running -water and four handlers
in: the shop. -The whole is in good order.—
l'hore is also a large Bark sited and 'shop, and
,good &tables attached, with ovary other conve
nience. The lot is well' suppliedlooth fruit
trcse of every kind. It is a mostdes irablo prop.,
orty for any one wishing to commence the Tan
ning business. It will be sold on accommoda
ting terms, and possesion given immedietcly.-7.
Any ono wishing to see the property can do so
by applying to the subscriber.
JOHN MUNICH,
' Agent for Elizabeth and Winnah Stoner.
Feb. 27, 1850-3 m.
WWILL be sold at Public Solo on-the prem• me, on Saturday the 22 of March. 1850,
at 12 o'clock, at noon of said day, the following
describdtl real estate, viz
A tract of.land situate in Westponnsborough
Township; Cumb. county, bounded by lands of
Wm. Dir , lnp, George Rea,Doct. Alex. Russel,
Jot= Huston. and Thomas Duffy, containing
about ono hundred and twenty acres of lime•
stone land, of which about 90 acres are cleared
end in a good state of cultivatlon.. and the resi
due excellent timber land, having
thereon erected a two story LOG
i61111.1 . .'• HOUSE and double frame Barn,
;:A 'l' with a never failing well of water
r f
convenient to the house.
timilirins of sale arc, one half of the purchase
money to Ito paid on the 30th of April next,
when it deed will be made to the purchaser, and
the residue in two equal annual payments there.
after without interest, to.be secured by judge
ments or bonds'with approved security. 'l'ho
same will be 'sold subject to the lease of Samuel
Allen, which will terminate on the Ist April 1850
and the Purchbser receive the rent under said
'lease, the grain now growing is reserved.
GEORGE REA.
Administrator of Jane McKinstry, decd.
ALEXANDER McKINSTRY.
WILLIAM McKINSTRT.
Feb 12, 1850-41,
N. B.—lf the wholo of the above tract is not
sold, the undersigned in pursuance of an order
of the Orphans Court of said county will offer
at the lime and place and upon the terms above
antra., iha one fourth end the filth riL a _f aur ti i _ o r.
'he above described land, at public sale, being
he interest of Jane McKinstry, decd• in the
scmc.
Public Sale of Real Estate.
IN
pursuance of an order of dole from "the Or
phans' Court of Cumberland county direc
ted to the subscriber, Guardian of John and
Jane Greason, he will expose-to-public sale on
the premises in Plainfield, on Saturday the 16ih
March next, at 12 o'clock M. the interest of said
minors, being the undivided fourth part of the
following described real estate.lo
- I—A lot of ground situate in
Plainfield, bounded by lends of
James Gre'ason, Goorge:Musselman
and others, containing 6 acres and 69
perches, having a good LOG house,
stable, &c., thereon erected.
No 2—A lot of Mountain land, in Trankford
' - townshipT - colitaining s'nbres, 1 fa* perches - ,
bounded by lands of John Fishburn, Neidig's
heirs, and others. Terms of sale—cash on con
firmation of sale. ROM'. GREASON.
'Feb. 16. 1850 Guardian, &c.
TWO VALUABLE FAMES
_ _ For Sale.
MILE Subscriber offers at private sale the foi
-1
llowipg described Real Estate,
No I,s:4SW:toted in Northmiddleton township,
miles East of Carlisle, about ono Mile North
of 'the Carlisle and .Harrisburg turnpike road,
containing 225 acres, more or less, tibout lime
stone and the residue black Slate and Meadow
land; all cleared and in a high state of cultiva
tion except 60 acres well covered with heavy
Finiber. The buildings are a very fine two
story STONE HOUSE, and a
, good frame barn portly new, wiih
He: l i r -. Corn cribs, Wagon sheds, &c. a fine
ll_ I v:•• spring house and a never failing
spring of water near the door of the
house, also, a good orcha'rd of choice fruit.
No 2.—ls situated one and a half miles North
of Carlisle, on the road leading .from Sterretts
Gap to Carlisle, containing 165 acres of first rite
Slate land, thoroughly & well limed, except 35
acres which is well covered with 'limber, the
improvements aro a two Story frame dwelling
house and a large frame barn, all necessary out
buildings iu good condition, also a good orchard
of choice fruit, this farm is well supplied with
water for stock in all the fields. Also, 2 wells of
water near the house that never fail. Persons
wishing to purchase Or to examine' the property
will please call on the subscriber residing in Car
lisle. ARMSTRONG NOBLE.
PoE.session will be given on the Ist of April
tiro - mired. Payments be made.to snit the pur
chaser.
•Property for Sale or Rent.
THE subscriber, intending tq leave
the county, will sell or rent the following
proper.y, situate in the village of Springfield,
Cumberland county, viz : A Lot and a half of
•• .. . • Ground, on which is erected a
,;; ; ,..t .'
•• • good two story brick DWEL
v:” II I I V LIN G HOUSE and two-story
brick Kitchen, both now,q , Also,
a frame Ono story and a halt
SHOP and good STABIANG. Thel lot is
abundontly supplied with choice fruit, andihas a
never failing well of water at the door- The
location is, a very good ono for a person wishing
tcreegage in the mercantile busing:3s or some
mechanical occupation. Possession given on the
tat of April next. For terms apply to Mrs
Margaret Row, on the premises. or to the sub•
scriber, bar agent. J. F COXEL.
Jan. 1.5,11850.—d.,
TIE GRIST AND MERCHANT MILL
known as the Petersburg Mill, situate at
the mouth of the Little Juniata Creek, Perry
County, Pa. 15 miles Iron) Harrisburg. A
• • STONE MILL HOUSE. 40 lost
•
• square, with two o'ershot water
111 wheels, 4 run of French Burrs,
- and a Smut machine, with all the
apparatus complete for manatee
turing Flour—also a dwelling house for ;the
miller. .
DuriCattAejarm--IVorks adjoin the above and
affords b goad home market.
'The:Central Rail Road runs past the mill af
fording evaikiaaility for getting grain and son
ding the products of the mill to the Eastern ei•
ties. .•
The' above, property will be sold or rented fur
a term of years from the Ist of April next. Ap
plication win) made to
WM, P. HUGH'S,
JANE JONES,
surviving Ex'trx of Amos A. Jones, Decd,
Petersburg, January 7th, 1850,-50
For further information apply to 1 R Eghert,
Carlisle, Pa.
• THE subscriber oilers for sale.
the House and Lot ho now oa
cupids,on West street, between
Loather and North street in the
' boinugh of Carlisle. The house
is twe.etkies high, ,rongh.cast, 'with, a
. baelt
one tind - a helf.'itoties.rhigh;;atid: , c9a• .
tales even ` good„teeine.': - J On-,'ihe
thcre'ls fitverltehon'itrid:woodhiouseit, front rig ein
en alley, ten ifeet Wide, ,runtun g;to,',UCuet
There is a Prickly of chi* rruit _trees •on the..
lot;' and a ivell'of &end wilier nearly yi ',fi9nt, of,
Ile houie.'''For; taints' and',: : tithp!';:ti,forntattocy;,,
apply to the subseriber.'
, OtrTlio,undersigned has also' on i atut,,ou,y . e.
netiab Of 'varlet* celours and': • etclitb 11F.,
sale low for' .
feb..14.50tf.;
'i 'l-. Cisiliktii.-Praff.-I'nforms
. LA D'Atin PERRY: 110111 :•.' :, "*";
...-4 - . ...1r - areitieet t a rii ,
rifiHE
,S4bsgriP I
f Cu_mberland, i/P i l he } : e h r a r i
fJL 0 . OiliXella 0,:, gen erally , that
i ebil '''' t its; 'end ,the'P°4'l" modioue Hotel,
' - alt:ii that large;, new. o m
l eti North liiinok fa lr aii tr :l a i - r :t" ' -d yi r f a o r t i e j l a , le a'nd ka r a e w ee n ni a l;
tbe Cumberland
h The ' , house is a pow and el
fi
eat by 1,1 w
„Ott-, ~ h nt . i a , pleasantly
;l l r etly finished. eatabas. fi
rnis ea ra with' 'Odd ledding
BilinUlltatitalld 18.111 ' ', h `a dd, hilt' 11CC01111110dallOall
ttneother furniture,
ilk t nonvenient, and'deairli.„ i
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For Stile or Rent.
House and Lot for 'Sale,
Of (1) II I kii3=l
LISToI Refailers of Goode, *me' and Met*
withiiithe ' County tif Climber.
land, arid returned and classified. in accordance
with the several acts of Assembly as follows,
viz:
Carhilt
W Eby
John G Carmony •
Joseph D Halbert
Samuel Elliott
Charles Ogilby
Charles l3arnitz (lig.)
George W (Hner
A & W Bentz •
Daniel Eokles (IN.)
John Fuller MO
Jacob S Faust (lig)
J & 1) Rhoads
W 13*Murray Agt,
S W Havorstick (lig.)
Robert Snodgrass
S A 'Herbert Jr.
Thomas Conlyn
Henry Saxton
Jacob Rhoem
John Homer (lig)
Peter Monyer
John P Lyne
Jacob Wolf (kg) •
S A Coylo
Jacob Saner •
Jacob Lethj (lig)
George Foland (lig)
C Inhoff Agt.
S M Hoover
T H-Skiles
J W Rawlins
W M Porter
Arnold §r. Livingston
Thomas W Martin
Nathan Hantch ^ -
W 13 Parkinson Agt
John Keeney
Arnold & Levi
N W Woods Agt
Samuel Goldman
Haller & Conner-
Lewis Stiner
Shfppensburg Borough
Robert Snodgrass
Edward Sohnll
John Gish
James Gilliard ;:,
S Kunkle
John Stambough
Philip Koontz .
Peter S Artz Agt
Joseph P Nevin
W D E Hays
JCSaGI3 Altick
John B Bunten
Trona - &,rSon
gomuel Siiikfra UN) I , 14
a • I • , _
. 14
14
Jacob Pogue (liq)
John rulwitor Agt
John-T Owon
Jacob-Stay
Mckinson
Andrew G Miller
Russel & Dice
W M Watts
1) L Beelman
Isaac D Casson
Hopewell
Robert Elliott (liq)
Wherry & Rhoads (liq)
Frankford,
JII Lackoy & o (liq)
J Sterner Agt (lin)
West Peansborough,
Chtistien Leas (liq)
Jotnith Hood & Son
Donaldson &' Green
Newton
14
Kyle & Wiley
Joseph Smith
Southampton
John W Clever (lig)
Schoch, Sons & Co
Jacob Heffellraugher
lifiin.
• •
Charles Barnitz (liq)
J D Gilleland
John B Perry
Henry Snyder
Naomi&
.Gilmore & Stough
William Barr Agr
Hunter Herron
Jamison Hannon (lig)
T )'Candlish
Jacob ,SAtioyer
John Diller...Jr
Williams &Brother
S W Sharp
Mechanusburg.
J MeWean & Co (lig)
Simond D Arnold (lig)
Ephraim Zug
J L Reiglo
Henry Lens
;rd Day
J E Spahr. •
Seiler & Fells
George Webber
Miller & Myers.(lig)
East Pernistorough
Jacob Reninger (liq) 1
Adam Eslinger _ I
Joseph 0 Banks
Floidier FA Eshenbour
Hampden
Thomas C Rheum (lig)
G W Feeler (liq)
& W Ii Edam'
dlonrof,
G W Singtaer
Smack & Brandt
M & S Morrett
North A fiddleton
Elias Light
New Cumberland
J KlLlook (tin)
WS Prowoll (lhl)
John ar Miller (liq)
South Middleton
Jonathan Young 14.111111
A M Leidich '
NV Alexander
Rider & Weakley
CHM
A L Cathcart
Isaac Barton (lig)
Mathias Bitner (lig)
Jacob Epley
Michael Burk
Silver Spring.
W Meteor & Brother
John Rood
Coyle & Sponelor
Jacob Simmons
13 10 00
, 13 10 00
, 13 10 00
14 - 4.*+ , , , / 00
Distiller*.
Edward Showers, Carlisle 8 12 50
William Harkness, Allen , 9 , 8 'OO
John Bowman- • " .. 9 8 00
Robert Jinn, Dickinson 10 10 00
Win M'lfendarson,N Middleton 7 25 00
Robert Given, South Middleton 8 02 50
John M Good, Agt • " ' 10 15 00
M.Beltahoovor, Monroe 12 50
CW&PAAhI " 8 800
Mr Coover t Southampton 9 5 00
116bert Quigley, Hollowell „10 800
Jacob Au 9 . 800
David Oyster, East Pennsboro 10 500
Brewer's
Henry flarnitz, Carlisle
William Alexander, "
Andrew. Harr " • .
• Deer, Oyster and Bating Homes
George L Righter "; • '8 - 5 00
Jacob Low -• ; 8 5-00 •
Samuel Spoco Shippenebtirg; - 8 5,00
William,Phillipe Bast Pennaboro 8' • 500
James Maloy MechanicBburg-14 8 5 00
Peter Baker • • •' 8 5 8
,ii; ; ;'• • Itelaiters sif. Patent Makings.
AIL Club - cart 54...'„ •;5 00 .
.William.Bratton Nowlin° .‘; 4 500
OW, Sirtglilet Monroe ." ' 4 ' 00'.
A ONcirtonlCarlialtiL ;::4 t. 4 500'
Jus!iph o.•Bnitka,E.Penntober4.
.4 , . 5,00 •
Flotalik,4 Eahanbour, ,' 4 s'oo
William Chandlotyparliete '""' 4• ' 500'
ElijhtisSteitier;;' ; -1:L; 41,5 5 00,
Daniel 00,
. , ~,4 r ~5 00
John CAT', '" • ;'' '4 's'oo
Joh& Deemer, - " 4 , '.:. ,, :'5:00 ;
Merchant° and la ,ccincentbd , jn bite ;Above .
ci t goifio l oion, iil ticke,,noticttrtball 01
appeal 'a; the Court Houle - Ott the Borough or
Carliele, , Mi'SA,TUßDAY;the9tb:'eflMerchVtC - 3
afford all parsons alePriortnnity,,whoreetibenV,
selves agnovedby,:tbe above olasaifycation.p, •
appeal. ; • ,J WOWPHINGTOIN;
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Class
15 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
700 '
10 00
7 00
15 00
7 00
700
7 00
10 00
10 50
7 00
10 50
10 00
700
10 50 -
ME
13 10 00
13 .10 00
14 7 00
13 11000
14 `\ 700
13 15 00
13 15 00
10 50
10 50
15 00
10 00
7 00
7-00
7 00
7 00
10 50
7 00
7 00
10 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
15 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
15 00
18 75
12 50
10 00
7,00
7 00
7 00
10 (H)
7 00
10 50
10 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
15 00
10 50
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
EEM
10 50
10 50
7 00
10 50
10 00
7 00
10 00
1.2 50
/0 50
15 OJ
7.00
7 00
800
500
5 00