U
AND` 'EXPOSITOR
CARLISLE; PE.N'A
.
THE LARGEST"AND - 'CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
IN CUMBERLAND einni'ry
Ternts—Tioo Dollars a yea!, or Otte Aollar an l
fifty Ochts,. f 'punctual/ T riad in Adtianci:::
$1,75 if paid within the sear.
BOROUGH - -ELECTION.
• Whigsour Posts: .. -
We.give below th ticltets whiCh have
-- tss
been put in nominati n for borough and
Election Officers, by the Whigs of each
IVartL. These tickets have been fairly
nominated, according to the usages of the
party, and.we are glad to learn have met
with general-approval. They are cold--
posed of good mon, to whom the affairs
of the borough can be 'safely entrusted,
and we hope, therefore, that there will
be a united and enthusiastic rally at the
election on Friday in support of ourcan
didates. . The Whigs of the East Ward
have a particularly good ticket, and one
that• deserves a powerful effbrt for suc
cess, although the chances are against
them. i In the good - old Whig West
Ward, we hope our friends will lend
their strongest exertions to securing the
largest possible majority. Let us show
to our opponents that the Whig supre—
macy of per ancient borough is still un—
terrified and unshaken ! Let every good .
and true Whig RALLY TO THE
POLLS!
BOROUGH TICKBT
Chief Burgess.
Joseph H. Blair.
Assistant Bin g&s.
George A. Leidig.
Town Clerk,
Alfred S. Sener.
Acsessor.
Wm. Bemz.
EAST WARD.
sown
William Osborne,
John Gutsball,
Christian Stayman,
Franklin Gardner.
School Directors.
Samuel Elliott,
James S. Colwell,
Judge,
Richard l'arker.
' Inspector.
Wlllium Miles.
Justice of Uec Peace,
Stephen. Keepers
WEST WARD.
•
Town Cottn6l,
fohn Rhort,tls,
Thomas B." Thompson,
William Cart, •
George 13. Murray,
Jacob Bretz.
School Director.
Andrew Blair.
Jutlge,
Nathan Hanteh:
• Intpector,
George W. Crop.
Justice of the Peace,
Alfred W. Sponsler
Constable.
William H. Harn.
Our Whig friends in the townships
wo hope kill be active on Friday. It is
very important that whigi officers of the
general election shall be eleCted in every
township where we have the slightest
hope of carrying them.
Chambersburg Sentinel, of
Monday, says, "wp regret that we were
prevented, from hearing the Lecture de
livered by the Rev. John N. Hoffman
before the Northern Engine company,
on Thursday evening last, but from what
we have been told of it by persons who
tare present, and in whose judgements
we have every confidence, it must have
been an able and an interesting one.
Islin& P. o.—Among the new Post
Ofnces established within the last week
is "Big Spring Post Office" in Cumber..
land county, of which. Philip Brown has
been appointed post Master.
r&-strong, desire having been ex
pressed,to see it, we have published on
our fourth page the 'entire speech of Mr.
Bissell, of Illinois. ll° is a locofoco, but
has the true spirit of a northern man.
tc7:Hon. Thaddeus•Stovens, of Cori
grass, and Mr. Church, of our State Leg
islature, will acee'pt our '' thanks for fa
vors.
Or reol. Fremont has arrived at Wash
ington.
107 The California fever is rife in
Ohio, and'hundreds are daily emigrating.
NEWVILLE PACKAGE.. , -011! SUbSedi
tiers in Newviile apct vicinity mill here
alter receive their papers at the Hard
ware Store of Messrs. WILLIAMS, o r a
such placers any of themmay dime
their papers to be•sent.
For the Herald
Mr. Boutty—A paragraph in a late number
of your poor .aeka how !fumy of your. reader
Caitpoint to the chapter and versa containing
the 'phrefie,"hold your tongue," which ia of Bt.
foliFcrigru. .1 give you the verse, the I ,
which is us folio ye : "Then shall'he stLy.hOld
thy tongue; few we not may ,make mentitin of
the name of the Lord. l ' The book - andcliapter
tallitenvo 06mo of your other readers to smirch
House and, Lot tot Sale.
• • THE "subscriber offers for said
..i.the Nouse.and Lot lie , now on
- aupiee, on West etreet, between
Louther and North street in ihe
borough of Carlisle. '
,The hoese.
.'is iwdehtiriei,;high,,,..rough•cadt, with. a„ back,
.. building one:and.a half. stories' high,-.and ' sOn ,
taini seven good rooms: On the end of, theloi
Aerate a uorkehdp andlioodhouse, fronting on
an ulley ton feet widailionning tri Loonef
There is a variety -of Choice' Fruit trees on the
lot, arid a Nell of gond watetrnearly In • front of
he house...l.For., terms. and' other information
' apply oFtlid „ - •
f: - The on: undersigned , hatialso' an 50 Ve=
nation it linds; of.various colara and sizes, for
sale low for cash. i i
;ofeb.ls.sotf.'„,
7 - 00=8 ;CORNS. : .; I
keePeetfully.rrecomnieneit. ; to.' the.n (Meted,
ZACHARIAWS PORK ERALgOA.TOk
- T w if - oh will'oriectually extirlraineto:theee goal l~
reoele • ieeee neap,. by a, f ew .. np im eat ia n , w
pOiw •
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On the V.Btli Kremer;•Mr. - Adam .
Gllnotigh, of Frank fad ,township; Phobe,
ltauOlitnnn; tit North'ltliddlotoo '
°Wain 7th Init. 14 the4time., , Mr.Vkierlpitt,ititillt‘,.
Birk to: formerly of.lcutztOnin. nonitty t 'Ati.Mlttel:'.....
C 'thalami Seidel, of thle.cotinty.,.:4AtAktt . ',A,../.3[v:
In Meitiontesbursii
John G. Frilchey, r.Ma Wit A.' liro*Ofpfj,A.lleit l ig:!.
I ,Mlse Martha Ann, Jones, of
OnThormiey lnil,tiy thq
of mien township:to:Altai Cathrtrlho Ilimotor •
"Neer Mechanleebitre, on the 14th ult., bit,.
A. Babb, Mr. Samuel Nouteonier, to . Slim
Wilt,
„...
. .., .
. - DIED.
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/;udde,ily In this borough, on Monday last, Mr. '„ht..
cob Stambaugh, Inn-keeper, aged about 95 years.
/
/0 rSaturday morning, the ' nth' Inst. Mary Fulton.
of ewton township, at an advanced age
In Harrisburg, on the 25th of February, Annie Zon—
ing, daughter of .1. H.• and Sarah Zearing, aged 0
year., 11 months and 23 days. . .
mar
.
,
ditu Alarlieto.
FIIII.AELPHIA, Monday, March 11, 1850
FLOVR—there. is some little ineniry for export, bu t
only 3n400 bbls standard brands folind buyers at $475,
which is 'the general asking price better brands are
held - at 84,81, and choice at $4,87 per bbl. with limit
ed pales. •
RYE FLOUR—No change ; about 360 bbl, sold at
2,87
CORN NEAL—is steady, and 250 bbl, Pennsilia
ran sold at $2.62.
WIIE6T—No Ales.
c ßY or ray . e rm ry i st
e r c ileYnand, and .soine 6a700 bushels
Southern yellow bold at 53 ennui.
•
New '2thucetioefitstito.
For the Care of
COUGHS, COLDS,
NOARSENESSf BROW.
OHITIS, CROUP, AST3II
2TA, WHOOPING-COUGH
AND CONSUMPTION.
The uniform success which has attended the
tilb of this preparatiOn—its salutary effect—its
powerto relieve and mire affections of the Lungs;
have gained for kt a celebrity equalled by no
oilier medicine We oiler it to the afflicted with
entire confidence iSt its virtues, and the ,full
lief that it will stibthie iuid remove the severest
attacks of disease upon the throat and Lungs
These results, as they become publicly known,
verry naturally attract the attention of medical
men and philtuithopists even* , Where. What is
their opinion of CHERRY PECTORAL (nay
he seen in the soil owing
VALENTINE. MOTT, M. D.
Prof Surgery Med. College, New York, says
"It gives me plea tune to certify the value and
efficacy or Ayev's CM:RUN Plie
which I . l3ollShilr peculiarly adapted to cure dis-
uses of the Throat Mid 1.41111 p."
turAtEv. Lula) Bistiop FIELD
- - - -
writes in a letter to his friend, who was fast sink. •
lag under an alfection of the Lungs ;..—" Fry W, :
cherry pectoral sod of any Inetqine can give yet a
relict. with the blessing of God that will."
GUILIF JUSTICE. EUS - 1 IS,
of Louisiamv, writes "That a young daughtbr -o, f
his was cured or several severe attacks of croup
by the 'Cherry Pectoral."
AST)) MA AND BRONCHITIS.
The Canadian Journal of Medical &tene t .
states, "That Asthma and Bronchitis so preva -
lent in this inclement climate, has yielded witl
surprising rapidity to Ayro's Cherr y Pectoral,
and we cannot tdo strongly recommend this skil
ful preparation to the Profession and the public.
generally."
Let the relieved suirerer speak foe' hiritself:—
ilAurroan,Jan.26,lB47.
Dr.J . C. AYER—Dear Sir t—Having been
rescued from a painful and dangerous disease by
your medicint, gratitude prompts me to send
you lid ackniA,ledgentent, not wily in justice to
you, but fur the information or others in like at-
a, slight coldupon the lungs, neglected at first
became so severe that spitting of blood. a violent
imugh out' profuse night sweats followed' and his.
tenet' upon me. I became emaciated, could not
sleep, was ,l tressed by My cough, and a pain
through my chest, and in short had all the alarm
ing s . )mploms of quick consumption. No medi
cine seemed at all to reach my ctise, until I prov..
Mentally tried your Cheery 'Pectoral, which
soon relieved and now has cured me.
Yours with respect, E. A,. STEWART.
ALBANY, N. Y , April 17,1848.
Dr. Ayer; Lowell—Dear Sir have fo r
yeau•s been afflicted with Asthma in thu won at
form; so that I have 'men obliged to sleep is to y
chair for a larger part of the tiine, being iambi le
to breathe iu my bed. 1 had tried a great man.y
medic - lilt:a, to no purpose, unill my physieis
prescribed, as an expel imeut, your Dimity I' s
toral•
At first it seemed to make me worse, but its
lens titan a week I began to experience the mo st
gratif)ing, relief from its use; and now, in fot tr
weeks, thedisease is entirely removed. I CS
sleerr in my bed with comfort, and enjoy a sta,te
of health which I had never expected to enjoy.
GEORCE S. ,FERRANT. '
PFIEPARED BY I. C. ATM% CHEMIST, LOWEC
MEMACHUSETTS.
Sold by Dr. 'tali'tins, S. A.. Hubbard, Dr. S.
Elliott, Casl laic; Dr. lrs Day, Mechanicsburg; .1.
11. Herrin), Newville; J. C. ISt J. B. Altick,Shi p—
pensburg; and druggists generally.
Tavern License.
%To rick; is harem given that I intend to up
-1.11 ply at the next Court of Common Pletu tof
Cumberland county, for a license to keep at as
ern or public hones in the house now occup led
as such by Christian Huffman: on the Wal nut
Bottom Road 7 miles West of Carlisle,
Fob. 11th 1850. VICTOR SHANNON .
We the undersigned citizens of Diekint ton
township, Cumberland county, do certify t: hat
we are well acquainted with the above nate red
Victo; Shannon, that he is of good repute for
honesty,and temperance, and is well provid ed
with house room and conveniences fur the t .c
-ecimmodation of strangers and •travellers a nd
that such bin or Taveruis necessary to amen n•
tr odate the public and entertain strangers a nd
travellers.
Henry Sheairer, Jacob Neiman, Willie m
Galbraithl Robert. Lind, Jacob . Hemmings, .rt
Francis Hutchison, George Martin, Mattlu , w
Lynch, John Moore, 'l' C Miller, George Re is
singer, Thomas Lee jr. Matthew Galbrail h,
John 'l' Green,
Furniture Sale.
ON Friday the 22d March, 1850, will . be a. ild
at public stile, at the residence of the at tb.
scriber in North Middleton township, a gent 1—
al variety ef furniture; consisting of beds a nd
bedding, tables, chairs, Bureaus, carpeting, c no
Hathaway cooking move, with pipe, 3 ten ph etc
stoves with pipe, drum for sleeping : remit, hat go
copper kettle, brake kettle, ono Iron kettle,
looking glasses, one new ward robe,O beauti Cul
specimen of stuffed peafowl, entail size 1: ron
sele,twoclooks,latly's side saddle i butter chit no,
tubs; mem stand, 2 barrels of vinegar, ant I a
groat variety of other articles too numerous to
mention. Also at the same time ono almostm eiv
ono horse carriage, a one horselwagon, 2 hen MB,
`Sz 5 cows.. Sale to commence at 9.0 clock A.
'M: terms made known by J HERSHI 3
Marsh 4, 1850—ts
Estate .or John draft; decd.
LETTERS testamentary upon thii
wilt ofJolm Graff, lattrof Allen towns Chip
Cumber's*Connly, doted, have boon , gra: tied
te .. th'e subscriber residing in the same .towns hip,
those who haioe:elainis agajnst the estate "0f. , " the
iiistiner will Present them, arid those. lard ted
ivill makii , Payinent.to " LEVI MARKLI E
eMareli 6, , Executo- r.
-!. ~ Auditorlo..Nstice; •' •
TmHI inidersigned.heving been appointed by.
1;' the Orphans;COurt of Cumberland coin try,
•an Auditor to distriinite the assets, ar,surpld reef
the.estafe of BSsionzai; Antrunwe; deo'd, id the
bends Of. John CetArer.'jr;. his administrator .Ito'
'arid. amongst the "creditors of said debedent,: vi
veit said creditors for; said purpose at., his in' (floe
in tbe' beret Of Carlisle, on SA TUltl.h
Che 3 • • kW Gil GAULLAGHEI
at-Instated, ~
~F.. .';'
fi . g .
"higliesfktriet price ,
! , in ,'xct
~,i h., .
wiii be paid:for: WHEAT;atAbe Geod.! ".mui...Tornolyocoupi o „,-.p. r c )avi t l.
wesiponn.bor oownsOßQE •ItRIE ST ;
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hip
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.'ll'eb.i.:g9;,:ppo-1 rpP4. , ,- .)...•.,...'„.!-`7'Lf rlol! .
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ROOR- , ....H0,U5E:., ,, 5T4TWNT.:,.?.;Y0A: , :j':840
. . .
IAZIL' ''' ' ' - -••• BRADLEY;and; • tf 'r the Colin
-14kM1.,.;.C1i,1rt C. Sil..
po : rtitidof
ti ' le t,' 4 _ . .lVl - 0 1 u U s i - i tro A c hL m ' 1 ? - 1 ;ib t ; Id2 E tei t , •2 ''1 . . 0 .7 3, 11 3,:ati . 1 7 a 7. r_ ._.. , 7 6. , ‘.
,'°i Esquires, ~Directors of .the .'
•of Cumberland, In - • account' with_
~ t t ty,•sabl County, fror,ntr, ,7.,,„,,Y,.:. , .-: ? . . ' Y . , ,
'• the 31st 4:14 of Dee - ember: 1?49, me T o ~ „ •
To amount drawn from County Tree- „ • '
:I',sctier.f..... . .. , .., .. $5,000 00
:Cask received . for utte,of Mary.Knet-...>.. _
. 1 do. • - ~ ' . 167,33
Of U. S. Government for use of illii... -. ....
cothy Homikood, - .. 125 OG
Of Jacob Shrom for HideS and skins ..109 071
Or Perry county for support of pau-. , ~
pen; . 51 07
Of Delaware county for support of . •
J. Powell, colored, 17 00
Of R. Snodgrass, Epq for use, 65 00
Of J. W Eby, for uso^of T. Robin
son, colored, (dead) :, - 47 95
Of A S L)ne, for old coppei, 10 00
For TII i idW , 21 40
0(3 G oryler and others, (tlecous'a .
F i's.) 18 181
Fortlank Indeetures, 3,50
s ' Hershu, Esq. for hauling, 2 00
Of C B tauter, constable fine, 1 33
For stqldrtts, 26 •
05,640 093
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1/11 1013 &WIER, Esq., Treasurer of the Poor House and House of Employment of Cumberland
e ounty, in account toith the Directors of said Institutionarom the Isf day of January to the 31st day
if December, 1849, 'inclusive, viz.
T , cash . ree'd from County Treas'r. $5OOO 00
' " from Joseph Lobach, Stew
ard, from different sources;
as exhibited in the forego
sng statement,
Stock on the Farm Ist January, D36-.ci
7 head of Hones, 24 head 'Of Horned Cattle, 32 heed of Hoge, 24 Shoats and 9 •Pigs, 26 he ad
of Sheep, 1 Calf.
Beef,Pork,Mutton,and Veal,fattened killed on thefarrn, in 1849
26 Beeves, average weight 498 pounds, (12,948 lbs.) 34 Hogs, avemge weight 216 pounds,
7,344 lbs.) 63 Sheep, average weight 41 pounds, (2,503 lbs.) 14 Calves, average weight 73.
, ounds, (1,022 lbs.) making in all 23,897 lbs,
Farming Utensils on the Farm, Ist January, 1849.
1 Broad wheeled arid' Neriow wheeled wagon, 1 wagon bed, 1 pair eradotl-ladders, 2 part'
of hay-ladders, 1 cart & cart-gears, 1 sleigh & harness, 3 ploughs, 4 parr 'we'; 3 double shovel
ploughs, 3 single shovel ploughs, 1 stone wagon, 1 thrashing machine, unt. horse power, 1 fan
ning mill, I rolling screen, 1 corn 'holler, 1 ground roller, 2 cutting boxes, T flax brake, 2 grind
stones, 2 log chains, 34 cow chains, 6 sett of wagon grate, 6 sett of plough 'gears, 2 sell of car--
penter's tools, 1 sett of blacksmih's tools, 2 sett..orbutchering tools, 4 wbeelbarrows,:l.cabbage.
knife, and a variety of axes, mattocks, picks, shovels, crowbars, corn hoes, forks, rakes, grain cra—
dles, sickles, scythes, single and double trees, &c.
Schedule showing the Proceeds of the Farm for 1800
1000 bushels of wheat, 27 of rye, 532 of oats, 445 of corn, 470 of potatoes, 2 of timothy
seed, 18 of onions, 2 of little onions, 25 of parsnip., 40 of heels J of beans and peat', 2009 head
of Cabbage, 47 loads t f bay, 9 of corn fodder, ono wagon load of pumpkins, 2000 cucumbers
Manufactured and made in the House and Shop
122 shirts and chimise 32 sheets, 20 caps, 15 chaff beds, 5 bolsters, 38 calico frocks. 37 cot-
ton frocks, 59 aprons, 27 petticoats, .20 pair of stockings knitted, 40 pair of stockings footed, 59
pillow slips, 26 comforts, 10 sun bonnets, 3 pair of drawers, 12 flannel frocks, 48 pounds of soft
soap, 130 of hard soap. JOSEPH LOBACH, Steward.
ELIZA JANE DAUGHERTY, Matron.
The Directore &c , of said Instit u tion, annex the following exhibit of extra labor, &c., performed:
by the Stewar . Matron, and Paupers, from the let day of January to the 91st &tog De--
' cember, 1849, 'gravities. viz
Made 40 carte, ono double shovel plough, 8 bushel baskets, 10 handle baskets, 8 new benches
for dining room, 1 cot bedstead, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 large dough tray for bakery, 1 large gate, 1
small gale, 700 rails P cut 125 cords of wood, qunrried stone for and niade 30 rod of stone fence,
done about $4O worth of blacksmithing, burned 500 bushels of lime.
Number of Paupers in the Institution let of January, 1849, of which 26
were colored,
Number admitted up to 81st December, 1849, of which 25 weregieolored
and 2 born ill the house, 276
Making the whole number through
~ the year, 396;
Of which 20 died,B children bound out, 19 eloped, and. 209 were discharged, 256.
Leaving the number of paupers in the house,Jan,l,lBso,of which 28 are col'd
Oct door paupers, supported at public expense through the year. 10, of •
which 4 havp been admitted and 2 died,
•
Whole number supported Ist January, 1850,
Of those remaining in the Poor House, 31st December, 1899, there are—
Males 02, of which 12'are colored, •
Females 48, of which 16 are. colored, .
And 8 out door paupers, of which l is colored,
Average number per day through the year, • 148
• There are, as near as can be ascertained under 1 year 4 ; 6 from Ito b; 9 from
5 to 10 ; 7 from 10 to 20 ; 20 from 20 to 30 ; 12 from 30 to 40 ; 12 from 40 to 50;
21 from 50 to 60 ; 20 from 60 to 70 ; 18 from 70 to 80; 8 from 80 to 90 ; 2 from
90 to 100 ; 1 above 100
Exclusive of the above, the registry contains a list of the names of 175 transien-t
paupers, who have been received without regular orders from
and
of the Peace,
and who have been supported pt the institution fo r one, two and three days.
-We, the Directors of the Poor and of the House of Employment for the county of
Cumberland, do certify that the above and fOregoing stateinent . .contains a just and
true exhibit of the InstitutioNduringttlie period above stated; according to the hest of
our knowledge, Given under our hands this tat ,day of, Ji m ary, A. D. 1850.
WILLIAM ,KEFC
THOMAS BRADLEY'. ,:• • Directors.
M. G..BELTZHOOVER, j
We the undersigned, Auditors of Cumberland' county, elected and sworn accord
ing to law, haying exammed-the accouno and ''sconcliere'of, the Directors of 'Au Poor
, 1
and',l - lonse, - af Ent playmant'ofiaid County, front, theist ;,dayAntiary the ; 81qt !
day of ,December 1849, faClusivii,dO certify, that w*,fintl• a balance ,duct.sattl.county,
by.the Director aforessid,:,ot four hundredt and fifty-seven 'dollars 'and twenty-two ,
cents, in pte-hands of 'Jacob Treesaar'Of said Poor'House, and, klduse,,
Of E mployment. (liven • under Our,
,the „11th' daY of January,
1 880., • '•',..• '•.' , • PEtEIt , I,IILiNt.'EFC
, . 4
JOHN. P..R.HOADB,-; •
duilitorai
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T HE'undpra jg ned . - lictring , parc4ased ;ci
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4,o „ m al u i ci d a d 4 le ci to u n ,h .to o w f
c ne a h r in u i ci o , u t r as be fo rl r a m nd ii 'ep a u f n a t ii.7 y,' ,;i
the 'interest el loriner partner,v takee
rifi l lAl'" , Pailor Limestono)and, diyeded•off,in';,conyeni!! i
method. orinformiqg hie numerobs: ouato
end the , publia generally,.ffrat he -will,tioutiniin
.. 'i• ant fields, the bulldhige.kiiod,„'wlth all,a,i
authe well knowiist and In-Kest lldniartitreet; di-:,.;' ~,,Q, .
. . excellent;spring oh running ; at ilte;‘,„%
ready oppoaliti the stare of Mr.i Chas , : OgilbM-'• "' ' door 'of thq, dyellirig. .Thieproperty.is ..i
where will be, found' the Inrgest end cheapest liii ,,
sortment xg00 . 16 .. „ . in his hile,,:y.i .
, Hardware, ...te / Il i., Werth i y 'the, itterition'pl tlitts° who',want.,4o,:
n i _ n it,wn 'be'soldieW if ar4illeation' is ritede'Xic,i
Cedar wnre. Glass 39t ever Y , 6 : 1 ' 79 ,* ; .111 :•.. 44- —l '!. , :lhe Subireriber .boiween.'‘thie - aiidllie , firselOf ~ 1
. pyemiiirs,'&6„,of any. etere p't , ,,loo,ceii,piY % O• --- . April neXt; °fair which hhifilende 1iie1e4.f004' . , !,)
The sebtioribor.ilituTris hie, apron? Jeen K
1 S t° !, Wostiihose whlWantle'vieW.the firopertymiityl - N
'filficuitomete arid thecoilirntinity generel y,ifot
.-..hir on...Me:Xi° pferVadfoining,cirto4hir.underr.,
110.libeyelpetronakie,givee to ,the fele firrn, pn . 4 -
erni, eignedittiNorthilitiddlbtonipossiesion,sivelioiX , ,
i h n o d pe i s eae by i ' v e e tT ii iet' o h i t i i t o b t i ti a p i, it c ,', o to r t! i tr e lil e te4i* e ..t?; 111 . the firsrof APri1i , 185 . 1:11., 2 :t , a1,; t, 4. ilpß - SHWI , ,;i.,
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, 011. •• = •
By-payment ot interest owdowerin
favor of Mrs O'Brien c .im the land z. • -21
• probated of A McDowell in 1842 ~ 438 91
Cash for 'Groceries, Merohandlza ._.
- ,
clothing and bedding included; , .
Cash advanceil brJ Squitie,,Eici., •
do. for stook,
do. for grain, flour and grinding,
do for support of out door, paup're„
do for lumber,
do for tailoring, •, 4,,
do for, shbemaking arid .beillng,
do for stone,coal, ‘
do for leather, •
do for blacks'mithing;
do for freight on coal & granaries
dolor out door funeral expanses,
'do for Constable's fees for remov—
log paupers, •
do for hardware, cutlery, Brc ,
do for materials, improventils, &o
- on the farm,
do for tin, copper, and sheet iron,
ware, and tinkering,
,‘" do for farming utensils, tools, /cc.,
---dw-forvirum—stovoTstovw-pipc—antt—
repairing coal stoves,
do for tinning house roof,
do (or costings,.
do ,, fcr Manulacturing satlinett,
do_fot phister,
do for to work, . .
do Borough of Mutiny in Lycoming.
• county; Pa., for support of a
pauper
do for out door medical aid,
do for sadlery,
do for printing and stationery, •
do for traveling and incidental ex,
, — pa - Was, ' •
do Blind Institution fot use of Sa-
rah McGlaughltn,
do for postage, .
-do for sundries, •
do J, Lobach, salary.for one year,'
.lhirelings wages included,)
do Dr J Baughman salary for one
ry ear, .4.
do J Squier, El., Treasurer, sal
ary for one year,
do L Toddy Esq,, attorney fisr e
year, 20 00
do J Hershe, Esq., extra services
as Director, 7 50
do Wm ICer. Esq., extra'services
as Director, .18 00
do -Thomas 13, adley, Esq., extra
services as Director,
65,19 2 137 i
Cash due by J Squier, Treaa , r 947'22
$5,640 09;
Oil
By cash p'd orders as above stated, $5,192 87;
Balance due by Treasurer, ‘447 22
640 09
$5,640 09.;
'~~~:~
Mii=i
'.g:P,:O4 - * , ..0',..,Pbi.r . 10.0.;-,.,..
•
. -" eiztliarga -• •
‘7l.AN,bc,expected from : . - the enbricriber,ze hi
.V .es just.' received i. new, and' apleadid . laa- -
SOrtinant :GOODS, 413,
list ensign - 18m and May; 'favorlitif with a'call at groat Bargains
CLOTIIS .AN CASMJEKES,
'satinets; velvet' cords. Ky.' jeans, saarlin, Ye!.
ictWi:white and Canton Flannels, tiehirigs,'nitis,
dine; calicci,. cashmeres, do lanes, alpacas; Co
bvrg cloths,. gloves; - hosiery, Irish • linen, com
forts,. &c - • .
' - . ariAyvi4 , !. SHAWL! !
A large:tind , splendid assortment of Long
and Sillier° Shawls, at .all prices to suit the
times.
84414.68 t
.451 84i ,
.463.34
..414 79i
' -198%0 '
.188 01
.104 021
183 99i
' 133 OU
_l3l 711,
76 ,46
61 244
80 75
HOOTS AND SHOES.
Alen, Hoot's and Shoes, which he is determ•
fined to sell low, at his stand, in . North Hano
first store below Haverstich'e - Drag Store.
ver street, Carlisle. J. G. CARMONY.
Bargains, Bargains.-
I AM . now,pelling ofilny stook of Win •
ter goods at greatly reduced prices, to make
room for a big assortment'a Spring goods. Be
ing to eat doWn the stock, p_urcha
ears will find it decidedly to their advantage to
call and got the cheapest goods to be had in the
town or ..county, at the old stand East Main
street, Carlisle, CHAS. OGILBY.
Feb. 13, 1850.
51 811
82 881
44 GM
44 9.5
33 79i
Superior Groceries,
-T II E subscriber---begs-leive-to--infortn- his
friends and the public in general, that° he has:
just returned, front the city, with a large and
general -assortment of Flt ESH G HOGE
RIES, all of which he is prepared to sell at a
very smajl advance. stook - is - composed - of
-a-general-assortment-of-everyihing-in-the-Gro--
eery - line, embracing in part Peas. Coffees, Su
gars, Molasses, Spices, Tobacco and Cigars,
Queensware and Glassware, :Fish and Salt,
Crackers and Cheese, Fruits, Nuts and Can,'
dies, Pine and Etlterial Oils, Fluid Lamps,
Hants and Dried Beet, Beana, White Corn,
Vinegar, Toys, Matches. Brushes, &e
Persons will find it to their advantage to give
uHrivall; -- 01 - Tant - dttrermirred - ro - sell - at - ve
M Soo t , Moderate profits Don't forget the stand, Sout :
Hanover street next door to Hannan's (late Esh-
alman's Hotel,•end within two doors of the Vo
lunteer Prinnting Office
dec26 '99 . C. IN.H.OFF, A'gt
32 711
25 00
36 31
26 661
28 00
10 IV
57 57i
6 50
9 (10
sae;
EIS
25 00
1 71
3 70
SOO 00
ANOTHER REVOLUTION,
SAMUEL A. HUBBARD, having parches
ed of Mr. Henry A Sturgeon; his stock of
Drugs, Medicines. &c.. would respectfully so
licit a share of the public patronage; at the old
stand, corner of Pitt and High Streets, opposite
the Rnil Road depot.
Ho will keep constantly on hand, .a& assort
ment .of fresh •Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, and a variety of fancy
articles,
which he is determined to sell low.—
Ho will give his personal attention to the busi
ness, and pa• tivularly to putting up prescriptions,
A liberal deduction minis for Physicians coun
try Merchants, and Pedlers. _ 1••••• •
rob. 13, 1550.
100 00
40 00
_12,00
Ho, For California !
SELLING OFF AT• COST
$5,64.0 (J 9
A S I have determined to go to California in
A
the Spring, I will offer until about theilsth
of April, coy mock of GOODS, which is' en
tirely new and well assorted; AT COST.—
Those in want of good‘will do well to call} im
mediately us lam determined to close out my
entire stock of goods at this place, a rare chance
for bargains is offered, call soon. Any person
wishing to embark in business will find this a
rare chance, apply to the subscriber.
F COOPER.
Newville, Feb. 19, 1950:
Cheap Corking Store.
, GREAT BARGAINS !
65,640 09;
Iill?, subscriber would respectfully inform
his frienklnd the public in general, that
helms removed his.large and exteniive.assort.
Mem of READY• MADE CLOTHING' to
(ho room recently occupied as n stare by Geo.
W. Flit ne.t. on float Main street. directly oppo
site Elliott's Drug Siam., nod within two doors
of Orzilby's store, whole he will keep constant
ly on hand. all kinds of Ready Made Clothing',
and everything permitting to gentlemen's Avoid -
robes. The clothing Ile offers for sale is made
up in his own shop, by experienced workmen,
and under his own supervision. Ile feels pre.
parei to offer great bargains in . h e Clothing
lino, and to test this fact he could earnestly in
vite the citizens of this county to give ..him a
call and examine the quality of his stock and
his pricCs, before purchasing elsewhere.
He will also, as heretofore, continue to make
up all kinds of Clothing according to order,
nod thosottrlk.prefer it can byre theirmoasures
taken, and their garments, made up to their
pleasmettt. Alwnys on ham] a liggo assortment
of Cloths, Cassionses, Stainets,t7ostings, &c.
Don't forget the place direelly opposite El
liott's store, and within two dooppf 'Dainty's.
dabl2,3m N A T HA N•AiANT CH.
Large and Splendid Arrival of
FALL .IND WINTER
C.LO 7 PIII.7PG:
TILE undersigned respectfully announces to
the citizens of Carlisle and vicinity, that he has
just l u t ii a stock of Fashionable. Clothing, cut
and mat -.ln excellent style, which for cheap
ness an "
1
nunfity was never before equalled in
this place:" Such as—splendid new. style black
French t lath dress Coats, large and handsome
circle cloth Cloaks, 'black and brown sack
Coats, business coats in the latest styles, Mon•
key coats, tweed sank coats, superior fine bl'k
French cassimare Pants, new styles of fancy
cassimere Pants, over 200 pairs of stripe,,
plain fall and winter pants, £ 5O Elega, e.w
vests, excellent Black satin vests, also,as
sortment of fine white Liden, red flannel and
striped Shirts, collars, bosoms, storks, suspen
ders, cravats ,
handkerchiefs and other articles
in his line. flays' Mildly , and oil clothing
suitable for fishermen and others constantly on
hand. Fine cloth caps trom £5 to 87 cents.—
Glazed Caps lq cents. In fact the above Is
the largest and beet 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.
WI
Ire therefore respectfully invites. hie custom
ers and the public generally to call and see him
at the Clothing Store, corner of Main Street
and the Centre Square. Idecl2
Reading for the million.
141)
A LARGE and well selected assortment o
BOOKS of all kinds constantly kept on
hand to suit the times, the following have•just
been received.
llama's history of hi upland, two first Nos.
occived.
Shakspeare's Works, 4 different editions.
Byron 's Works, Burns' Works.
148
02
48 .
Scott's ,yne,B
P; :xled
eti,calitt,
to
o rlts. .
the Jordan and Dead
Sea.. Montegue's ditto.
Scott's Military Tactics, 3 vole.
Women of the Revolution, by Mrs. Eliot.
Philosophy of Religion, by Morcoll. ~
Earnest Ministry, by James:
Bravo's Daughter, by Duganne.
Dowager.or Now-School for Scandal, by Mrs
Gore.
• Thgenxton's ' by Bulwor.
The Queen of Gipsies.
Cruise in n Whale Boat.
liiii
-And all the now novels resolved as soon as
published. AU orders for Books attended with
dispatch. After all your disputes about Cheap
Books , call around and examine for yourselves.
octl7 a T .W MARTIN.
.wATcrigs,, JEWELRY, kó
. -
THE subscribe; respectfully informs his
friends and the pulite: generally, that he has
just returned front Philadelphta with the largest
and most aplendod assortment of Watchea,Jew
,
iiry, over beioro offered to the citizens of
this place. ,
'•
Its stock consists in part of a splendid lot of
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Gold.and
' , ter Lepine 'do, with 'a variety .01 Watches of
lower prices,'• Gold guard -. 4hains, Gold ,and
Silver'Penelle, a splendid assortment of 'gold
pens .cif most - .approved,''Manufacture, Silver
nutter • Knives;;Stiver and plated Spoils, fine
Silvr platettForke„a•lerge and:splendid - lot of
,Gold' and Silver ,Stutel,nolea4(htt; invites paitiett
.tor.n.ltention tOi4 Dwelt) Of, sPeotaclee,,es he
can:l. erran(thern Vet fie beiikort this aide of
Philarialphiaj:Cornmen'Opectables Of all Prices
,o lrrge'endbeitutiftkasiortrittint
,
`,, 'ger ,and'sEer Ringo; all.'prlcest':loo4stlen,
retit_Vritiety,Watch ittiOyest,
'" 4 Chains, Sliver and' shell 'Card cases; very ri l s_
"parlor ~artielei, i 3ibrei combs,
ionise Stiskete; , with'O great variety' of ether stri.
tieloe•in hie ' lino; nei'rteerissery; to meMlon;`•,-'
~ 1 10' invite!) 'lt It ,to anD and i ekamitio:ls
,Dienr¢d It at •", MA Pat s , 11?) :to 101 0 Dad bot
oOd.titif CAW
. .
u GAR , - 8 yio
INI - ol . iunieo of •thO beavotoxlitieB- - ; .
tOt! or,PW 2. find No.
?;.4PktiOlrier.l4orele. l also
SAIMON. AIM 0 N..
silo at `.' •,-.'
4 . ; . - o,,jirliel6;;(iitc. 7,1850;
A i
AT G(LI)MANS!
EBYIS
WM
1 , 1.
11=11E1152111
~T~#iec:;..
, '..PRObtAItATION
WHEREAS, , tho Honorable • Fiume=
WiTri;Traiiitent Judge or theaeveral
',O,oortsif Ccimmorf Pleas lrif the' "corintieri . of
Dainbe;laial, Perry arid Juniete,ip,Yennaylva
eia, and Justice of the *sore ral•Court it of Oyer,
and Terminer, and., Oeneral , .: Jail Delivery'in
saittcoontiel,:and-Hon. John:Stuart and Johh
Clondenin, Jadge3 of the • CoMI otOyer and
Terridner and qthaeral , Jail 'Delivery for the
trial of all capital arid' Other' ' offierilers, in' the
said eOuntY *of Cu rr; berlitMl, by:their precepts to
isloarm
medireoted, d tad ilia 14th.day.of Jan., 1850,
havo ordered ;t ourt 1:1411:51rid Terminer
and GeneralJal Deliver 'be holden at Car
lisle on 441, .
(being the 8111 - 11 Kat 1 „ clock .in the.fiae
noon, to continueltivb we s. ...
NOTICE is t,11085y. ." by given; to the
Coroner, Justice of the. Pence and Constables
ofthe said county ofeurnberland4hatthey are
by the said precept.commanded4roe then and
there in their proper porsonith their rolls,
records, inquisitions, examinations, and all
other remembtances; todo thee things which
to thei r offices appertain to be dde,und all those
that are bound by reeognizanoos, to prosecute
(against the prisonerstriat are or then shall be
in the Jail of said county. are to be there to
prosecute them as shall he just,
DAVID SMITH, Sheriff.
Carlisle, Dec. 13, 1849.
•
. . Estate Of E. Bosserman, deed •
L.ETTERS of Administration, de bonis non,
.1-A with the will annexed, on the estate of E.,
BOBBERIitAN, late of Carlisle ! Cumberland coon-.
- ry: M364;1106 been issuerl tn due form of law
to-thc-anbacriberi-living . in-Newporti-Perry -
county, Pa. All persona Indebted to said, es
tote are required to 'Make immediate payment,.
and those having claims to pyetWat
settlement to
.1 W B 0 SSERMA tirAd m' r
FeL. 26, 1850.
xsta_te_Jzro_iim,_
44LETTERS of Administiation on the
' estate of Margaretta Piper, late of West
Ponnsboro township, Cumberland county Po.
deceased, have been granted by the 'Register
of said county, ~o the subscriber residing
in Newyille in said county, Allpersons
indebted, to said estate will make immediate
payment, and those having claims will present
them properly authenticated' for - settlement to
JAMES R IRVINE, Adm'r.
Feb. 25, 1850.
°lice.
LETTERS Testamentary upon the will of
the Hon JOHN REED, clee'd., lately of Car•
lisle, have been granted to •Mrs. Sarah A.
Reed, the Executrix, residing in the same
place, those who have dative against the estate
fo ,the Testator, will present thefn, and those
indebted will make payment to her.
fobs-fit SARAH A REED, Ex'trx. t
Estate of Jacob Wise, peceased. • '
LETTERS testamentary on `the estate of
Jacob Wise; late of Shiremanstown, Allow
township, Cumberland county, decd. have been
granted to the subscriber, residing in the inane
place. All persons indebterfoo said estate are
requested to make payment, nd those having
claims to present them forset.lement to
fe h.13-50-6w
ELIZABETH WISE. .
Executrix.
Estate of WILLIAM KUTZ dee'd.
ALL persons are hereby notified that let.tors
testamentary on the last will and, testament of
William Kw z, late of South Middleton town.
ship, Cumberland county deceased, have this
day been issued by the Register in and for said
county, to the subscriber who resides in North
Middleton township, in the county aforesaid.—
All persons having claims or demands against
tbaiistate of the said decased, are requested to
make Itnc.en t same without delay, and those
indebted to make pnyment to
DAVID KUTZ,
Executor
Feb G, Gt
Estate of George Bobb, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad
ministration on the Estate of George Bobb,
late of the Borough of Mechanicsburg, in the
county of Cumberland, decd. have this day
been issued by the Register in and for the sthid
county, to the subscriber who resides in Monroe
township, in the said county. All persons hav
ing claims or demands against the estate of the
said decedent are'resmeated to make known the
same without delay, and those indebted to make
payment to JOHN HOUSER.
Feb. 12, 50,.6t Administrator of G Bobb
lor Rent
TWO OpFICES fth 4 rent, froth
7 ,11,1 - #1 tho let of April next, on Pitt
adjoiningstreet, the Drug Store of,
enr. e .S a onnonti
first sy, tTher the second
story of said building. For parti....lers enquire
of the subsetiber. '8 ROBERT NOBLE.
Jan. 23, 1850. •
. FOR RENT.
• THE dwelling house, now men
••, pied by Mr. Saxton, adjoining my
••
store. Also, two comfortable dwel
r
—, tog houses in Pitt.Stree , , rent 850.
Possession given April let. 1850
CHAS. OGILBY.
Carlisle, Jan. 9, 1850
• For Rent. •
THE house now occupied by Jo—
.." 0" seph Arnold, above and in the rear
of the Stare of ihe subscriber, also
1111 I several smaller Dwellings, for fur•
ther'partieulars call with the subscri.
bar. JACOB SENEH.
Tavern License
To the Honorable the Judges of the
'Court of Quarter sesstons 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
ded with the nebessary . requidites for keeping a
house of Public Eniertamment, in the house now
occupied by him 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
ho will ever pray, &c.
Feb. 19, 1850, , WM, P. HUGHS,
We the hndersigned citizens of the township
of East Pennsborough„ in the county of Cum
berland, do certify that wo are well acquainted
with the above named William.P. Hughes, that
he is of good repute for honesty andtemporance,
and is well provided with house.rdom, and con
veniences for the accommodation of strangers
and travellers, and that such Inn or Tavern is
necessary to accommodate the public and enter
! tain strangers and travellers.
Simon Oyster, A P Erb,: Henry Carlin,
Thomas Flowers, ft Wilson, Samuel 'Himmel
' rich, 0 W Lovelace, Jno. Wolf, Christian Him
raellribh, Samuel Sadler, H. Church, Valentine
Xenzol.
, Stray heifer.
LAMB to the promises of the subscriber, in
South Middleton township, about the let
• of December last, a BRINDLE
HEIFER, about a year old,
with white head and belly. The
. •—ige
111111.110 4 ; owner is requested to come for
•
warm prove property, pay char
ges a,td take hoc away, or she will be disposed
of according.to law.
GEORGE BREND,IER .
Jan 28; 1850-2 t..
Stray Steer.
CAME to the premutee oldie subeeri
bar, in South Middleton townshini ahem.
. the )st of Dec. - last, a , ,HLACK .
) STEER,.abont'a year With
white spots on . the. shoulder' and
•.• the rump, and a white belly: The
oryneryi requested .•to-, some for,' .
ward, 'prove .4i:rosily/ pay, chargei3ltiod thke
him 'away,or, he Nita) be,diericised of s'atieording
law. • • • JOHN, 'IcAT.II.,FMAN...'...'
•jan 43 lisoL•-a*'• ,"'
~.Elerchant Zill
•,. ; •
THE Valuible Mill at.
Hi] the Cerliele-Iron WerketWilkbe
oflbrod rent .at vendeo
• _
the piere,,,bi •on SR
n or putary,
rday
-----=--re " I ',, L PEI 7 . ,.,
the % n th d¢ of at in r a . . 11 : 3 1 A49.
' , 'C r". ii : iii : l6 l :iio'n : -:Woricii;. F,l' b t p, ~ tipp. ,
r?
Minted:: •
B 0 Y in a'GrOceri' whe r will •en
&law& te.iniikalimeellactivb and liaaftil. 'One
froth Ilia eoantry..wciuld be prefirred; Enqnire
. Brushes+ Brishei 1. i
A groat •iratiety of •tlfeini'neeful''ailichni
fared for salo, conaisting,ol
Paintera; lot.iii Shivingi
MAO dmi, Nail, Eliii*k(pq.:Gitillhing , Biloillea . in
orait. , iariety; all of„aibinly,iixa (1 11 01 , - ,
!ty and no.aold:a(tApionroationViiii
•
•A A "
V!. l ,
~„ , „ •
tavexitt-Kistusto•
License
•NICE is . heixibS, give'n that I intend
Asiapyly ate the next; Court or Counters
PlealMC ' Cuinbnilend county, for a license to
Isciep.a' tavern. or public house in the house now.
occupied byme as such, (formerly.kept by Mr.
Orthj' in the West Ward, tarliile
• Mocir6 • ,"ITENIty 'GLASS:
%Ve the undersignedeltizens of the west ward,
Carlisle, in the county of Cumberland, do cord
ly that we are well acquainted with the above
named Henry Glass, that'he it of repute
for, hone's!". and temperance, and is well provided
with' house- room, and conveniences for the ac
commodation of strangers and travellers, and
that such an Inn or Tavern is necersaty to no
cornodate the public'and entertain strangers and
travellers.
C. InhofT, Henry W Ignnaga, William Cnrt,
-Armstrong Noble, Jacob...Leibey, Chns Bar l
nitz Jacob Leibey, Peter Weibley, William
Baker, George W. Hilton, George Bendel, John
Noble, H. L. Burkholder, James Davis, S. W.
Haverstick. Henry W. Orih.
Tavern License
NOTICE is hereby given that we intend to
11 apply at the next court' or Cdmmokt Pleas
of Cumberland county, for a license to keep a
tavern or public liouNe In the house built by them
in Fran hided township.
isi
Pei. - 4,J B lB5O. D &LACKEY
We the undersig
citizens of the township
of Frankfort), in the county of Cumberland, do
certify that we are well acquainted with the above
named M D & J B Lackey, that they are' of good
repute for honesty and temperance, and well
provided with house room, and conveniences for
the accommodation of strangers and travellers,
and - that - such Inn or Tavern is necessary to ac
commodate the public and entertain strangers
and travellers. .•
Daniel Lackey, Andrew Oiler, Peter Myers,
William Blossur, Frederick Mentzer,• John Lo
ph, James Graham W F Swiger,.Michael Min—
ich, Peter Minich, William Strome, John Snyder
Jacob Ensminger, Henry Mentzer. Abraham
Burkholder, Wm Campbell, Geome_W_olt;_Peter.
-- MUybnry, Jacob—Macy.
Tavern License.
NOTICE is hereby given that. I intend to ap
ply at the next Court of Common L'leas 01
Cumberland county, for a license to keep a tav
ern or public house in the house t now occupy
as such in North Middleton township. ,
March 4,1850.. GEORGE S WIG .
We the undersigned citizens of North Mid
dleton township in the county of Cumtierland, do.
certify that we are well acquainted with the a
bove named Gecrge Swigert,that he is of good
repute for honesty and temperance, And is well
provided with hisuse room, and coot eniences for
the acchinmodation, of strangers and travellers,
and that such inn or tavern Is necessary to accom
modate the public and entertain strangers and
travellers.
Samuel Geissinger, George Thomas, Abra
ham M ondorf, Jacob Waggoner, Samuel Miller,
Levi Mordorf, John Beidler, John Thomas,
Joseph Mackey; Christian Kinert, John Kitch,
George N Hoach r Jarob Beidler, George Brin
dle, Jacob Gotshall,
Tavern License,
NOTICE is hereby_ given that I intend apply
ing at the next Court of Common Pleas of
Cumberland county for a License to'keep a tale,
ern or public house in the house r now occupy
as such in South Middleton township.
• SAMUEL MORRETT.
March 4,1850.
We the undersigned citizens of the township
of South Middleton, in the county of Curnber
land,do certify that we are well.acquainted with
the above named Samuel Morrett, that •he is of
good reptile for ones y and temperance, and is
yell provided w th ho se room; and convenien
ces for the ace . tion of strangers tind
y
ellers, and that tic t nn or Taw rn is necessary
to accommodate the public
.and entertain stran
gers and travellers.
Wm IVard,G D Craighead, M W Moore, S,
Zug, Jacob Burkholder, John Boyer, Samuel
Givin,-Wm. Mullin, Jacob Hatz, C .Macfarlane,
Alfred Moore, 'iVni It Moore, Jesse Myers.
Tavthm License. .
N,OTICE is hereby given that I intend to ap
ply at the next coprt of , Common 'Pleas of
the county Of Cumberland, NI. a License to keep.
a public house in the house now occupied as such
by John -Pattle..-in Churchtown, Cumberland.
county.
Feb. 28, 1850
WE the undersigned citizens of Churchtown,
Cumberland county, do certifiy that we are well
acquainted with the above named Gem Good
year, that he is of good repute for lion sty and
temperance', and is well provided wit t house
room and com eniences for the aeeommodatiptt
of strangers and travellers, and that such Inn o r
Tavern is necessary to acsommottate the public
and entertain straitgers.and travellers.
Adam Gensler, I'V illiam C Brandt, John Paul,
Moses Bricker, Peter Livinger„ Cary W A hi,
George Stroch, John Hippie., Geo. N. Baish '
Jacob Bum, Daniel Krysher, John Lutz, Conrad
Westfall.
Tavern License-
J . OTICE is hereby gwen - -that I in
tend to apply at the next C urt of Cothmon
Pleas of Cumberland county, I license to
keep a tavern or public house in the muse now
occupied hype us such. in the township 01 M on
roe, GEORGE MURL&ETT.
Minch 5.
We the undersigned citizens of the township
of Monroe, in the bounty of Cumberland, do
certify that we are well acquainted with the
above named George Mprrett that he ie of good
repute for honesty and temperance, and is well
provided with house room, and conveniences For
the accomodation of strangers and travellers,
and that such en Inn or Tavern is necessary to
to accomodate the public-and entertain stranger&
and {rave lers.
Samuel Gensler. George Sheller, Jacob West
fall, Michael Mishler,
Kuhn, Carey W. Ahl. smith, Thomas
Moore, Robert Young, M. G. Brandt Samuel,
Brandt, Levi Hoffman, Christian Liftmen.
Tavern License.
NroTICE ie hereby, given that I intend apply
ing at the ensuing term of the Court of
Quarter Sessions of the county of Cumberland,
for a License to keep a public house in the stand
now occupied by me as such, in Silver Spring
township, in said county. bei3g on old stand.
GEORGE COVER.
Feb 27, 1850—pd
WE the subscribers, inhabitants of the town
ship of Silver Spring, being personally and well
tweninted with George Coover the above named
widener and also having a knowledge of the
house for which the license isprayed, do hereby
certify, that he is a person of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and that he is well
provided with house room and, onveniences for
the accommodations ofetrangers and travellers,
we therefore beg leave to vecommend.him for a
license, agreeable to his petition-
Benjamm ti Heilman, Simon CrovVnewell„
John Hoover, Henry Fpere,John Robb, Den'l.
Comfort, George V Coover, Samuel Cocklin,
John G Rupp, Daniel Brownawell, Levi Meily
Jacob Kuhn, Senr. William M Meily, Charles
Shreiner.
Tavern License. .
OTICE is hereby given that I intend op
plyingnt the entitling term of the Com; of
Quarter Sessions ofthe county of Cumberland.
for a License to keep a" public house in the stand
now occupied by me as l b in the townshill
of Dickinecin, in said count
W/YL.. HAMILTON
.r6b 27,1850
WE the undersigned citisens of the township
of Dickinson iu the sonny of Cumberland, do
certify that we aro wellnequainted with °nit above
mned.WwW.Lbunilton,'.that he is of goal
rennte' for haiminpnid•ternnertince, and is well
feroyided with 'hewn,. room and conveniences.'
or, the abddraincdatfon'orstringars and travel
rel.and that suel Inn' or. tavern is necessary to
ncoommod ate- the 'public and, enter! ain strangers
neditroltillerat ' „
4SO'VPakleitiA. G,Milder,..Tahn tehaffie,
'7Ultit Beaker, Samuel" Beetem, sr. John Kis.
singer,'Jecob flemniinger; Samuel Longin,Jolin
TA
Green, Jos.'' . Wittikleyi Benjothin Smith,.
John Moore -John , Ehesiiell, - G W Gilbert, Wil
soullubley; Jacob Chisnell.. .
. . Library .Nolice I ! •
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ABelles Lewd Society,'dnd : the Uttiora.
Society„ are reeneated to return , theatre the li-•
braries. , There are alien( 500 volumes of :Our .
.Books scattered :through . the, town ,eryteountry,
the ;merles of. matar,personat,:having books ere
known,.and thent ,
without delay. by erder - oriho . socdetfue..
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