BERaD AND 'EXPOSITOR.
CARLISLE,. PEI!INIA
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY!
Tlon , —Two3llare 'et pent, or One'aDollar and
Flay CcWs, pant/4iaZly paid in .advance.
• 81,75 if paid within the year.
Ir:rßut few cases were tried at the
Quarter Sessions Court laNC,week, and
those of so little consequence that we did
not procure a repOrt of them.
Borough 4ippol nhnents ,
The new borough council we Under
stand was organized on Saturday even
ing last, by the election of Mr. TuomAs
B. THOMPSON, as President, and ALFRED
S. SEDicii;es Clerk. The follo‘xlrlg_,.. ,
ap
pointments were made:
Treasurer—George Weise.
?}sigh-Master—James Postlethwaite.
Street Commissioners—W. 12. Matthews, Jas.
Swieert.
High Consthble—Jacob Shilling.
These are all etaunch Whigs•dd men
_o_f_well known _good character. The ap
pointments will be highly no - e r e - Liable to
the people of the borough. •
NMI fEes.,
Graham's and Godey'VMagazines for
May are both Already on our table, but
received so late before going to press
that We have scarcely had time look at
them: They are beautiful numbers.—
Graham promises a number of unusual
and surpassing brilliancy for June, when
he will commence a new volume.—
Terms of each 83 a year. Single copies
to be had at Martin's Book Store.
Tho N, York Daily .Tribune,' has np
peared in a new form. It is now nearly
double its former size, and is printed in
quarto form. and in the style of the lead•
•-.111 London journals. Mr.k..Preely in
announcing the changes givtlW,a history
of the Tribune, showing what ibilustry,
talent, energy and determination may ac
complish, Nine years ago, almost with
, out capital, and' with the slender promi
ses of a few political friends, he corn
meused his enterprlze. He says—"We
printed five thousand copies of our first'
number and found some difficulty in giv
ing them away ; but before the year ex
pired we had a steady daily sale for more
than ten thousand copies." The present
issue of the Tribune is 15,360 of the dai
ly edition; 1,680 of the semi-weekly,
39,720 of the weekly, besides a
large and Increasing edition printed for
circulation in Europe and California.—
Hefurther states.that the amount of sub
scription money Will but little more than
pay for the paper on which the T'ibune
is printed. The semi-weekly edition Will
also be enlarged to correspond with the
daily. The Tribune is undoubtedly one .
of the best papers in the country. Its
readers may not agree with every opin
ion held by the Editor, but few can at-the
name time- fail to be impressed with the
ability which distinguishes its Editorial
columns. As a gleaner of general joiel.
ligence no paper is more iqdustrious.—
The terms of the paper areas follows :
TERMS.-=-Dlow-Trusess (Sunday■ excel).
ted) the choice of three editions per clay for 85
per annum, or 83 for six months. Scan-WEEK
LY TRIBUNE (every Wednesday and Saturday)
same size us the 'Daily, 83 per annum, or 85
for two copies. WEEKLY Tamura, a double
medium sheet, eight large pages of six columns
each, Viper annum, three copies for $5, eight
copien for $lO, or twenty copies to one address
for $2O. Payment inflexibly in advance, and
the paper stopped when the term of payment
shall have expired. Dills of all lawfully casual.
toted specie-paying banks received at par.—
Remittances at our risk when shown to and
certified by the Postmaster mailing " them.—
We Send our weekly to all clergymen at $1 per
annum. SubscriptiomPsolicitod by
GRIMLY 8c hlcEutivrti, 154 Nassau St.
California Pickings.
lic:PDr. J. C. Neff; whose depart
for tlie•California diggings" we di
chronicled about the Ist of Jan
189, returned to this boiough
de last, after fifteen mont absence.—
The Dr. we are glad to earn, has been
highly successful, havi g jeer) able to
deposite. at 'the Mint for coinage about
$4OOO of the precious dust.
Mr.. Daniel Hull, of Mechanicsburg.
in this county, we learn has also . recently,
returned from California with 'the sum of
about $lO,OOO in. gold. Mr. Hull left
this country on the breaking out of the
war, and directed his steps towards Cali
foinia about the time of the discoveiy of
he gold. The "fever" wo understand
spre,ading rapidly through this section
3f ligetry.
isp'Phe annual West Pennsylvania
)onference of the .Evangelical' Church,
which convened on the 13th ult. at New
,iolumbia, Union county, made the fol-
raving appointments for Baltimore Dis
Jacob Boas, P. E.—York Station and Circuit,
Males Hammer and Simon'Wolc. •Cettyltburg
,%ratitt, Daniel Creamer, %V. Roll. Shrews
,try Circuit, J, Seybert., Baltimore
tattoo, Daniel - Berger, Baltimore Mission,
enjamin. Dentist. ''Cumberland 'Circhit; Levi
berhart. 'Franklin CircUit, M...L Carothers,'
30C Leas. The next annual,Conferenee will
• itivene Berlio v aeurerset 'coiinty;.Pfi; • ;
This Aizon.intion has fn contemplation
.
"e erectionOflt..Literary Insthution,!‘to
`' located in CninberktFid ,c 0 0...4.K.' : ' ' '
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. , C'Being ourself , biit,lt e,rnore •t an
elf as Old as that . .. Old. coati; =the ; ‘ , ",darlislei
, ferald," undei' j yY4o'atielitilai iidifg6
~ .. stet 4 ", has; lieeii'6iiched .for, several
ears, tve:sre,.upablO to anawei 'au! ffiriul
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)l u nla ' OP , lii4 t i tiaditin'a;!' nfitiq !I c e!e' a u
;fllty , of "the'c; lll o;:inhabitiiht':' , will
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ye it =, that then paper, is:l4l least ten'
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•Dlckinpon college. •• , ,•;:
In the lylethilist.ConTirence; of 11 )
adelphia, •on Friday, th'e ;sport' Of the
committee Lon 'Education was presented.,,-.
It spealcs.encouragingly of the condition
of Dickinson College, and the Seminaries
under Conference. It recommends to
pay off the College floating debt, $4.0 . 00,
and complete the endowment; and that a
new College edific? shotild not be erected
at present--.-unanimously adopted;
ANEW ROMANCE.—We have 'received
limn the publisher, F. Gleason, Boi — itfifi 3 O new
andbrilliant tole entitled, .4 Tile MISTAKE OF A
LIFETIME: OR, THE ROBBER• OF THE 'RHINE
VALLEY." ll is a Flory of the mysteries of the
shore and the vicissitudes of the sea—embrae.
ing in its field on almost boundless extent of
romance. - depicting with a faithful'and vivid
pen_ the peculiarities of robber life, pirscies
upon the high sea, Ole influences of ie gaming
table, the power of jealousy, the absorbing in
terest of mystery, and the power of love and
beauty. The interesting period of the story
has enabled the author to produce some delight
ful specimens of the legods ef the Rhine, as
well as to give the reader some startling ells•
rectors among the actors of his tale, taken
from life, and the - events of every day occur
rence. The story opens in a tap•room in Lon
don, and the first female character introduced,
is one of such surpassing loveliness, and under
circumstances so peculiar and interesting, that
the reader becomes at once absorbed in her his- •
tory and fate ; altogether the-work is one `r,
reniarkable and intense interest. But we will
not anticipate the pleasure that the readers of •
the boll( must realize. Let no one fail to pro- •
cure " THE MISTAKE OF A LIFETIME." 11.19
for sale fit all the periodical depots and book•
stores, at the extraordinary low price of 12 1.2
cents, though gotten up in the very best style
ofistllicittion. It is destined to find an int
•mense-sale, parautohut to that of any work pub
lished for milly years.
A. WINCH, No. 3, Ledger Buildings, Phil
' adelphia, is wholesale agent for this great
work.
fit 3ZICLAZ.I33I:I3I2I3EITM.
In Newburg, on the 10th Inst., by the Rev. Wil
liam C. Bennet, Mr. Peter Stonier to Miss Mary
llzabeth McClenoh, both of Hopewell township ,
In Mechanicsburg, on the 17th ult., by the Rev
John G. erltchey, Mr: William Gensler, to Miss Ma
-1 ilda Smith, both of Monroe township.
On the 10th, by the same, Mr. !Samuel McGee, to
ins Lucy Ann Ludwicb, both of Ham •ntownship.
ArOn the 26th ult., by the same. Mr. 11 and McCabe
t. Miss Elisabeth Butt, both of Allen
r On the 2nd Mat., by 'the Rev. James H. Drown, Mr'
John Reamer, to Miss Rebecca Jane Wlnecoop, both
of Ibis county.
•
DI MD,
'On Saturday last, near Shepherdstown. Mh. Eliza
p
At goner, wife of Jacob Wagoner, and daughter of
D Yid Sheller Eyq, • ,
Jon Sunday evening last, at his residence In New
ford, Adams county ,Col. Geo. 'limey, In the 75th
year of his age. .
New '2tbuertisements,
, Newville Female Seminary,
THIS Institution, under the care of Miss M.
BELL, will cozninence its fifth session on the first
MONDAY in May. Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed, the Principal
anti those associated in the control of the school
still hope o discharge their duties to the antis
faction of thoise who may commit yoting Indies
to their care. A limited number of pupils
from a distance can be accommodate d. _
Terms per erosion of five months: •
For boarding, ind&g, washing, and
_
Alights per terra $5O 00
Tuition in Juvenile Department, cSm
prising Remimir'",i7 . lGll - riiig, Arithme
tic and Geography. 6 00
Primary Class—comprising Grammar,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and
Botany - 9 00
Higher English Branches II 00
Music on Piano, l5 00
Use of Instrument 4 00
Drawing 10 00
Payable one•half in advance. The session
commences May Ist, and ends Sept. 30th.
References :
Rev. A. Sharp, Newville.
Dr. S. Hannon, do.
David Fterrett, Esq.. Newville.
Scott Coyle, Esq.,. do.,
Win. Barr, Esq. do.
Col. H. Logan. Dillaburgh.
Rev. Jamas Shields, Juniata county
April 10, 1850.
Plainfield Classical Academy,
FOUR MILES WEST OF CARLISLE.
The Eighth Session will commence on .410. V..
DA Y, Ofay 6th, 1860.
•
IN consequence of increasing patronage a
large and commodious brick edifice has
been erected, rendering this one of the most
desirable institutions in the state. The various
departments are under the 'care of competent
and faithful instructors, and every endeavor will
be made to ,promote the nnsral and intellectual
improvement' of students, . The surrounding
country is beautiful and healthful, and the in:
stitution sufficiently distnnt 'from town or village
to prevent evil associations.
I'ernis—sso per B)ession (Five Ilionths.)"
For .circulars with full information address
R K BURNS, Principal
Plainfield P, 0., Cuntherliind County, Pa
0p10,'50,
ry
Mon
NEW . AND CHEAP STORE,
THE undersigned moFt respectfully
informii his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has just returned from Philadel
phia and Bnltifnoro, and is now opening at the
cornei of North Hanover and Louther street,
at Inc stand formerly occupied by N. W.
Woods, a well selected assortment of
NEW SPRING . GOODS,
purchased at the lowest prices, and which I am
determined to sell at small profits. Artiong
the may be found CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,
•VES m
TINGS, Tweeds and Pantaloon Stufln at
various prices. DRESS GOODS, new styles
and at low prices. Also, GROCERIES in all
their variety, , viz;--Sugar, Coffee, Tea, .1110-
lasses. Spic es, &c., which will be sold for cash.
Please eve ine a call.
' A C FETTER.
'Carlisle, aplo
NEW GOODS AT THE
.111*.E Ir STORE:
, .
THE und,ersignod respectfully informs his
friends and numerous customers, that he has
removed his store to Humoricle.e.corncr direct
ly opposite Wm. Leonard'i old stand, in North
Hanover street. Ho has recently returned from
Philadelphia, with a large and carefully 'se
assortment of
• ••. NesApring Goods,.
purchased at the eat prices, and which he is
dhtermined'disp 80 of at very small profits. A,
time assortment of
SUPERIOR CLOTHS, •
at from 75 cents to $6 por yard. Also, Cassi
mares, Culminate and Vestingii, at various pri-,
Oeq•
• DRESS GOODS,
„
auch as . Delaines, Bareges, and a splendid de."
sortment of 'Silks. Also, e very,extensive as
sortment .of Calicoes , and , .Ginghanis,,suitaiiie,
for tlib eppronehino season. Aleo Cheeks,
Table Diapers,. Ticliings, l>leached and on-,
bleached , Musllmi, 11onnets, Hate,.'&e. • ,
O
'BOTS' AND SkIOES.
A, • .
well seleCted assortment'. of Men, Women
and 'Children's. Boots and... Shoes, of superior,
-eildlii3 l ,,and.very cheap—Also, boys end
ploth,tind,Hungarian • • '
G,ROCF.RIES; • *'
';" 1. 611iitalasses,.Pe
kin Tea COmPtinr,s. celebrated Teas,' &e., all,
fresh and !good. , , :Alsoi - eanitantly.,im
the best quality at cnyocch a i nl .., . - .
The sehscriber respectfully aelis ‘
.all. Who wis l C - good 2 :btirgains
hirn an early cult... Dea'C,forget•the stand;ber-:
tuir oppimito.Leonard's eland, Nptili, tinni
• : IC .11: • B inter ~.4ggiii 4 poi,!!)l.ll....3cpap, taken .-
at market prices: ;:,:. '
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SALW:CIUMNSEALTED -I,4lllDS,: By''?he'Treasurej of Cumberland don tyc:
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IIELIY 'VIRTUE 44.),YiiiiitinilrO.,-iiiid4r„ihci.
hands.onit,sedLorbffiCe.-refAhti . .Citainsis-'
Stoners Of CuicheritinOniiiititY;ind
"led', the folleWing antl - Lits:•pf Unteat
ed L Ind, situate in COmberland - countY,•State
of l'entiolvanta, will 'be. expoied Co .by
Poblia,Veedun, on Monday the tenth day. of
June 1850, at the Court Roustrirthe Borough
of Carlisle, civility aforesa continued thy
adjournment] from time to time, until they are
Al sold, or as much of each tract oiled, as will
be sufficient to defray the' arreerages of the
State, County, Road and School taxes, due
thereon and costs.
WM. M. PORTER.
April 3 1850. County Treasurer
Aces
and rrs. Warrantee and owners. Tax duo
Lots.
Souil4 Middleton.
.. 27 1839 Jacoh Weaver, . 1 22
100 .1845 John Harper, 2 59
, 49 1848 John Harßeps heirs 1 72
5 1846 Jacob •Vloarietl, 30
1 lot 1846 John Walker, ' 2B
14 1847-8 James Gustin's heirs 116
k lii 1847 . Jonathan Gustwitie, 72
.Alwton. • .
150 1840 Wni. Moulder, '25
406 1840 John Coop. r, . 25
403 " Mathew Duncan, 25
428 " Robert Lusk, 52
415 " Hugh Nicholson, 26
401 ... ' 'John Nicholson, 25
t 4tl3 " Jane Nicholson, , 25
• Nertiniddleant.
21 1840 Col. Wm. Chambers, 50
134 1839.41 Mathew Irwin's heirs, 156
16 1839.40 ' Sailer's heirs, ' 24
800 1843-8 Hollenhaek's heirs, 12 55
16 1843 Samuel Rhoads, ,25
Southampton.
102 1840.6 David Horror's heirs, 210
439 1849 James Reveille & co. 135
102 1842.6 John Horror's heirs, 189
400 1844-5 William Scott's heirs 581
400 1844.5 4,, " " 5 81
I lot 1845.9 William. Hancock, 1 30
300 1845-9 Fdk. Clippieger's heirs, 189
25 '1845 ' Elizabeth Miller, 1 04
403 1847.9 William Duncan, 286
403 . 1847-8-9 John Nicholson, , 530
401 1847.8-9 John.iNieholson, . .5 30
438 1847.8-9 John M. Woolfeurn 574
100 1848 11. liu'youlds for Her
' roll's heirs, 6U
437 1847-9 Join. Ilerrun's heirs,: 312
Carliste.
1 lot 1896 • Soloman Gorges' heirs 59
1 lot 1847 ( .. Henry Newcomer, . 60
Silver Spring.
Andrew Sheelry's heirs, 15
Joseph Shrult, 6ti
East Pennsborough.
Neidich .sr. Miller's heirs, 12
Shippensburg Borough.
1 lot 1841-4 Peter Neal 29
41/en.
Martha McKinley, 1 06
Eve HelllaMail'a noire, 1 20
10 1840
37 1847
1 lot 1840
1 lot 1848
1 lot 1848
Monroe,
Henry Sidle, 3 60
Marini Miler's Air., 15 •
klel&ior Brenomen, 26
Michael Eges heirs, 24
Hopewell. / '
Hai per & Underwood, 2 35
Samuel S. S nuh 17
John Harpy, 93
John McChine, 44
Richard Wimil's heirs 618
George Ilimes, 1 06
John Harper's heirs, 4 62
Dr. W. S. Sharp's heirs, 37
Frank:ford.
Jacob Wagner's heirs 47
Ullris Liao
Pei Ws heirs, (coed) • 58
fierily lime's heirs, - 26
Homy Snook, 31
Julio [Hunch
tr.ek'si.eirs, 1 47
James NleCarLoey (11,ii
lenback's hekrs, 1 12
,Rotiert Fa,der's [Hol
lenhaek's heirs 2 10
Wdliains, Lki"lleubaclt's
heirs, 1 36
Samuel Reaugh, Holier
back's heirs, • 425
Thomas Dansey, Hollen-•
bark's heirs, 1 92
James Pgrks, Holten
back'S heir., • 1 60
George Mageelion, Hol
lenhaek's heirs. 93
;William SandeCs, [Col'd] 12
W. uraig McCune, " 25
Frederick Hoover, 19
William Myers' heirs, 19
Williitim Parker, tt , • 22
Geowe Hones, 7 95
Daniel Cettlds,,
Peter • .
J.J'olni
„Andrew J. North,
'Phonies Martin, (John
John Harper Sr. co.)
Samuel Gardner, [John
Harper &
• Rasannati N•larlin,, [John
Harper& co.)
Charles Bryan, [John
Harper & zu.)
Jumis Hoover, 2 52
James Elliott's heirs, 46
John Harper?s heirs, 128
John M. Woodb rrn, 60
Isaac B. parker,• • 611
Lane Parker, 60
Richard Steverson. 92
Dirkinson. •
120, 1841, Wm. Craighead 420
9, 1841.6, Jobr A Jacobs 81
20, 1841.6, George Jacobs 1 81
4, 1841.6; Peter Myers 1 21
5, 1811-5, Mustine • 51
5, 1841.6, Bei•jamin Malone 67
10, 1841 Abraham Pilkerton 28
4, 1841.8, Peter Stahlsmith 2 19
5, 1840 Daniel Bowers • 23
5, 1840.6, Peier Miller's heirs 68
230, 1840 William &L. -Moore 55
10, 1840 William Moore 10
10.6 or 5, 1840-7, Samuel Mor.hland 176
5, 1840 George Pencil 19
6, 1840 'Jacob Trump 12
6, 1840 Solomon Warner • 12
6, 1840 C. Hard& and Baker 12
• 4, 1845.8, M. Marten, • 53
11, 1843 Andrew Kunee • 74
• 9, 1844 6, James Grayson 84
92, 1844.6, Jacob B. Lyon, I 86
60, 1844.6, James Neely 4 82
200, 1844.6; 1t1110.)uel Woods' Wu. 9 26
22, 1845 ~/ " Geo."Bellzhouver 45
14, 1845 f Frank Smith, dol'd 63
1 Lot, 1845', Rebecca Weise 71
43, 13456,, William Banded . 557
5, 1845 4, .1 , :hn though . 86
18, 1846 6, Daniel 'Brown 24
6, 1842 David Gripe 'lB
5, 1845 6, Ludwick Croop 49
23, 1946, JoheirDavis " • . 80 .
• 18, 1845 6,George ...Deardorff' • 24
210, 1846, • Michael Ego's, heirs 0 02
• 10, 1845 8, Moses Funk • • ;59.
65, 1845 . 8; Funk!, heirs. . 5 87
•.• 6,,1845 Archiliald•Gerrell '• 24
. 7, 1845;6, John Leriity•;.;
.• A 40; 4846:8, Henry's M'Yers," 75
.28.,1846,8 John • Myers
57, 1846.8, Philip - Myers -• .2 84
18451 -- ' Gilbert Seerightt ••• '4O
••: -" ' John, Wirevinn, Esq..;- 60,
Thou M'Clane's hr's ".:52
Adam ;16
5„ 1847 . .6. 114 . oriden's heirs : .56
• Lin, - 1817'.'' Pahohie's
•,; '_,10;,1845,8; N.,13,• Wlreirjan!ii lers 5l
:•;;46,.1848: Thomesllpiwiri os
1 1.01, OHM!' • • •,':. ; 99-
.• 1.1:04.1848. frio,olo•ti , l6e's heiit •60
' ~1 Lot; . 1818,. • M.:11.i 80
-10, 4848 - • • 1 26
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6, .1846 . ;;Wai1per,66
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232 1844.7
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do 146,. ao'„ d 0... . . ' ,i. 41 '
; - do 177, do 11l •
do 12, 1843'8, Michoel.Aeller ." 91
..do 28, 1842 8, William' Ailis Ont, 'l' 29"
'do ' 72, 1843 5; J., M. Haldermim 68
do 'lB2, 1842 5,' hrist, linidrirman 1 39
do 156, 1842 8, ohn Spitzer ' 70
do 202, , 1842 8, ahn Roberts . 93 .
•do 204, 1842.7, ames McGinnis ,1_ 4
do 27, 1842 8, Carothers' heirs 1
do 85, 1843 8, do ;' do 254
do 84, 4812 5, M. Halderman 1 - 12'
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do 3,1.19 W ,' ; . Fahnestock's tern 2,9.
do 4,1846 .;..do , /to 30
do 18, 1846 7, br'm Hureih heirs . 6E;
do 38, 1842 6, hilip Smyser '' " 0 ; . 85 .
- 1 Lot, 1843 - b'm:Hunt's heirs of
• 'ancaster 35 '
do 1843 7, • illiam Wallace 127
do 111, 1844 8, tody'r & Robinien. 1 60
do - 60, 18167, 0, ner Unknown . 36
do 139, 1848 6, John .Friater 73
do 488, 1842 Hytin's heirs 3 0
"do .116, 1842 3, He, ry Miller 50
do 150, 1841 Sh Meet heirs . ; .15
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do 115, 1.841 Co otl,lteningitir Jets 15,
do 141, 1841 Ab' FeltrMy's help, ,'lB Hy
do 37, 1841 3, °wit rs Unkl4*-- -. .1";"48'
do 66, 19.11 l 0 '''o • 15
do 172, 1841 3, ' do r:45.„,
do 179, 1841 6, d 'do 081-
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do ,165, 1841 . d do 15
do '183,1841 4, do do 1 47
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do 174, 1841 \do ~ JO - 15
do 173, 1841 4, , do • do . 96
do 152, 1841 • do 'i do Id
.do 154, 1841 • do do 6.5 ,
do 85, 1842 3, do I. do 05
do 148, 1843 4, do ''. do' . 1.10 ;
do 176, 1842 3, do rdo 40 '
do, 74, 1843 6, .do l. do 47- '
do - 132, 1847 8, John Such .'' heirs 7
do 164, 1847 ' Owner Unk 'wn 51
do 112. 18 4 7 do o 61 . I
do 122, 1847 8, do o 18
do 68, 1848. George Mei a ,18
1 Lot, 1842 4 O. Hershey's . airs 69
do 109, 1848 Thomas Wa ten 48
do 145, 1647 - Owner Unkn n 12
do 200, 047 do • ' :Li 12
do 153,'1847 do ' 12
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do 71,18478, do • dos 90
The People's 'P"ne.
Cleir the Track! • •
1
THE undersigned, by the parlicula' . .request
of thousands of their friends, hereby at ' mince
to all who seek and love pleasure, that 11:- and
Excursim .
will take place this and ev '4: day
..„,„
throughout the season in the beautiful afety
car "Cl/sops/de," propelled by the low pr 'sure
engine "Fit sure,' and in which all, botl old
and
. young, are invited toparticipate. The ic
curston will be conducted upon a plan entir ly
different from any before of up in this.nei ot •
borhood, bh for chcapne and dispatch ; affpl
1;
the *attire it will a ff ord those-who join In 1 .
cab scarcely be estimat d. Tickets will ~ l -furnished
furnished at h&j' the usur I price, and the public 't
can start from any point they please, stop pi I
only at the CHEAP AND IMPROVED ~
Clothing Emiwrium,
next door to Burkholder's Hotel on West Main
street, where the cheapest and most fashionable '
assortment' ul CLOTHING can be found—all
our owp manufacture—and which we can sell
as cheap as the . can be-bought at any of the
large city establishments, and 20 percent. lower
than at any other house in this Borough. W o
rctipectfully invite the public to take this pleas
ant trip lo our store,, and examine our large as
sortment of
-- CLOTH, MSS, FROCK AND SACK COATS,
of various eolors•and - Styles, Punts. Vests and
Roundabou•s, Pea Jackets, HATS and CAPS,
Shirts and Stockings, Suspenders, Cravats, and
all the different articles necessary , to onnstitute
a Gentleman's Wardrobe. Don't fgrget the
Place—next door to BurlOolder's Hotel, to
where we have just removed. Having a large
assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting's
on hmd, we are prepared-to make up to order
all kinds of Clothing at the shortest notice anti
on the most reasonable wins.
aplo , IVI & L STEINER.
F1:44 a) 314 MI kill CI 0 REEI4II 41 44
WARRANTED FIRE AND THIEF PROOF,AND
, PARR FROM DAMPNESS
THESE SAFES possess every qual
ification to render them proof against the
action of fire or thieves, and of , sufficient saength
to endure a fall front any story of ts burning
building. They are made of wrought iron,
being kneed, riveted and welded together, and
lined with a perfect non-conducting fire proof
mineral composition, no wood being used in
their construction as in the majority of sales
sold by other makers. The doors of GA Y.
LER , s Safes are sedured with his THIEF
DETECT° It and AN TI-(1 lINPO WDER
LOCK, whiqh precludes the possibility of pick.
ing or blowing thew open with gunpowder.—
Over CWO HUNDRED of these Safes have
been exposed in accidental fire to the moat in
tense heat, in many instances remaining in the
burning ruins for several days, and at no time
have they ever been known to hail in preserving
their contents.
27
4 27
92
The public are invited to,call at the 13Yanch
Depot. No. 10, EXCHANGE PLACE, PHIL
ADELPHIA. near Dock street, and examine
the numerous testimonials in laver of GAY
LER'S SAFES, also the large assortment on
hand for sale at manufacturers prima, by
JOHN L PIPER, Agent.
P. S. Also for sale low, new and second
hand Safes of other makera, which have been
taken in part paytnent for Gayler's.Sslamnn.
der's. [aplo,'oo,3m
Bread without Veen !
AND the best FAMILY SOFT SOAP can
be
.made ready 'for 'Bakery and use in , a few
niinutoeby, the using of "Babbifa" . Powders.—
For sale at`themore of J. W. BY.
March 6,
NEW SPRING GOODS!
Ahead of all Competition !
voliE subscribers have returned from Phila..
delphia, with a largo assortment of
CHEAP 'SPUN G GOODS,
consisting partly of Motis de Laines, Lawns;
Baroges, Linen Lustree, at 12i, 184 and 25 cts
per yard, Alpachas, Ginghams, Calicoes,
and a
variety of other dress goods; Cloths, Curti
mores, Vestings. Summer stuffs for men and
boys wear in endless variety, cheeks, ticking
musllns at old . prices, flannels, hosiery, gloves,
laces and edgings, insertiam. and some very
6lnap CARPETS, groceries, queensware, Br.c.
Also, a large assortment of very
CHEAP BONNETS,
Palm leaf and liraid.hats;' bonnet ribbons at all
prieim and very chettp,•;iit.few pieces wide high
lustre black silk's, together with a general as
sortment including nearly , every article in our
lino of business, all of 'Which. have . been bought
for Cash, and will be sold:to our custoMers and
the whole country at considerably lower prices
than they can be bought in Carlisle. Give us
a call and judge forlourselves .
• A II: W BENTZ.
March , 2o, Pig , . •
SUPERIOR FRESH, GROOMES!
Latest .arrival.
,
IVIHW Cheap family . Grocery Store of Jo.
ji sepia D.lialbert, - West Mom street„ Car.
lisle,hasjusi received.a large and .fresh supply
of the' , best FAMILY OR t..)C 4111 ES that the'.
Philadelphia markets can afford, The subscri
bet'his Just returned froin: . the and, would
restiattully'..invite ',his fri k ends'hnd .the
generally; both in town and coantry, .to'call,,
'and examin'e' for themselves his: large , and ins,,
areasint'stack,..Which embraces' all' the
useallilept in' his - lane; of btuttnoss. Such as
Ritf,lavit and St Domingo Coffee
'lmperial, Young flyson, and - Slack': Teas, of'
'very Supeilor 'quality and fle . vor; Lavering's",:
crushed, loaf,' falling loaf, and , , , loaf 'aspire,
ange grave, t3SV Orlootia;.and. brown',, . :
Sugars of every grade and:quality, yrithpiric&te
suit, ,sugar,' hause,',Orleans ;and ~.Syrup'k
Mousses ' ,B Picee' of all'Ainds; which; he; Will'
,warrant paie end, fiesh%groUnd.,,,Preome, ,
dar, t ;altd,painted,:.:bitelietty;elitirne, , ' tubs, half
bushel measureti f AtitterSbiew Is; butter, printei
log; es, • .;
• faneraew Mg, t ravi3lingl , ead ha ski+
all /Itfrida. ,, ` , Coelho,' fancy, rosfiij.end''aounjry ; ,
8 alticiral,asta# t nitipt 'of A:alai/Mg .
ern
•and'-okitig,TO ACCOapianieh'lialf,ananish
‘andcomrnan'' CI All.S:c-'ll.opihr: (wine', 'and'',
Bitishes' e f all.kisidel‘2',Ptime;;',PHEESElelwaYa''
0u , hand, Sparta'. ',:,WinteK,. strainek,Elephant
and' Common:1O11:S'.” 0.4 85 ; . ';:C/VEF•Jii0 . 3 , ',V . Milq:'+7± ,111 rifi nlag
lit o_o,th tilaiy,,*(.. tp 91
, sow,patterne' , cif:.While,__%Cirainte'and' fancy, tea,',4
atita.cWItIV,OIIOOKERYI.774R4 4,l„,eVet7,
ZAPD A
;10bv94,4
Eing.gpttefgkroftnei t heral pat'gen s egodtere
Ahe hiq
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'oon'tinUiitigb:Of suliVOr I: 7 ' -1
1 0 3 Ag. JOS, D.II.KLIfFAT , :' , -
.
ENE
;4e. - ~:f+,*r J:"i'.>r~CPt~.. i'~l'h tiC'+<'{. ~',i
MSS
New 2b,ertiorinent-
glodi.: • • •;
HE subsoriber haajust returned from '4lle
-1.)4 city with - a large mid' varied assortment •Of
luny' and §taple _Dry Goods, such as.Mous
delliunes, .4regeiWAltranhas, Canton' Cloths,
Fiona and—English Chintzes, Ging ants.
Lawne j _Calicoesi , .teitc urecL Aid Dotted ltiaise
Medina, with a' variety el other Preen nieteri
als to which he invites..the attentioltoldhe pub
lie generally:. . . . 4 r .
CHEAP CE - Itarg. •
The subscriber Would call the art 6 of the
community to a 161 of 4-5' Spring - Chinttes et the
low price of 10 eta per yard, the cheapest lot of
goods ever o ff ered i%°' Carlisle.
LINEN LUSTRE&
An invoice of Linen Lustros of all' Colors, al
so, Silk and Linen Lustros, a superior article
for ladies-dresses:and-enokedust-openedi-
MILITARY CAPS.
Just opened one doz. - Military Cloth Caps,
with oil cloth covers, also, Silk Oil Cloth Caps
samustyle for sale by G, W. HITHER.
April 3, 1050•
Hear, Read, Listen and Reflect,
TROUTMAN AND MAY'S.
NEW, %CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
•-• ." CLOTHING STORE,
On North Hanover street, in the room formerly .
occupied by ✓firs. Wise as a I rocer .
attention of the citizens of Carlisle, and
T Cumberland and Perry Counties is invited
to this newly established, Clothing and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
and see the well selected and most elegantly got
up clothing ever offered in this place. It would
be well for every man to know alit h larger
assortment, better styles and more desirable
clothing can be bought Mr less money at 'this
now establishment than at any other store.in
the place without any other exception. The
assortment is well selected and the cut and make
of the latest spring and summer fashions, which
are far superior to all others for ease and die.
gance. All who wish to purchase will find they
can save from twenty live to fifty per cent by
buying at the new stand of
TROUTMAN & MAY..
•
Coats, Pants and Vests wo sell remarkably low
as the following list of prices will. show: . •
COATS,
Su' pe ne black Cloth Dresseonts $6 to 18,00
Frock " G 18,00
Fine Fre h Habit Cloth qoats of
different tyles, 3 10,00
New et y.le I,Cashmerett coats, 2,50 9,00
Frepch Coats f all colors 1,50 7,00
Rough & Rea Tweed, new style 9,00 11,00
California Lustre 75 5,00
Linen l Coats, 1,00 2,50
Business coats. 1,00 6,00
P NTALOONS..
New Style of A and Frenek
Cassimerplain,l,so 7,00
New style of American altrench
Cassonere, superior in qua ity and
variety of colors 5,00 10,00
Fine black case, and doeskins 2,50 11,00
Striped and cross barred case. Pants 1,50 5,00
New style Napoleon striped pants 1,25 3,00
,spring case. pants 4,75 6,00.
Great variety of Corduroy pants 1,25 3,0
Fine linen drilling striped and plain 75 2,50
New style of Cumbroon 1,50 4,00
WWI an excellent assortmem of wor•
king pants which willstut travel airy
other in this place 50 2,00
VESTS,
z't,perfine black Satin vests 1,75' 5,00
w style of figuered and striped do 1,00 7,00
• - 6L striped valentine 50 4,00
Ihi '.lllight summer Marseilles vests 75 3,00_
Ail rode of working vests at very low prices.
ry will also keep agood assortment of -
BOYS CLOTHING,
consie'
,rtg Jf coats, pants end vests and sell
.Ihottut orory
stock o :ready made clothing we will keep on
hand_an ,ssortment of
• Fl 6 NISHING 'ARTICLES,
such as 'flirts, scarfs,- c, rivets, suspliders,
drawers, co are, daps, umbrellas, gloves, hand
kerchiefs, so s,&c. &.c , which will make it
the interest 4.1 e purchaser to examine ,before
buying elsewh'i re. All goocks sold at this store:
warranted tog'e satisfaction", and defy compe
tition, in qualit ;elegance and style of the cut
and durability, at kl we hope by close attention
to business to mei% a share of public patron
age. Don't forget Nk. e place, North Hanover
- Street, aTew doors Die Loather Street West
eidO. r
N. B. Clothing mad •to order at the shortest
notice.
Better than the Goldmines of Cali
fornia!
A filhole Suit of Clothes rt 51,751'
undersigned thankful for the patronage
of the Citizens of Carlisle and adjoining
country, informs his num, roes Irtet u and the
public in general, that he has just laid an
entirely new Stock of lashionahle 'Spring and
Summer clothing, made. up in the best style and
particelar:y calculated lor this tititce, His stock
consists of fine Dress and Frock coats, Habits,
Cassimer,l , rab, &c, utrd•Chian coats, Tweed
Linen and Check coati, Bossiness coats of all
descriptions, superior Black Cassimer sod fancy
Pantaloons, a great variety of Vests front 75cts
to $4 00, a large assortment of fancy articles of
Gentlemen's wear, whits linen, stripedand red
flannel shirts. Gentlemen'are retmerlisd to call
and examine the goods, and he is sate those
who buy will be wcH fitted and at row prices.
A great assortment of Boys clothing, also
Caps and Hats, from 12i to $3 00 constantly on
haqd at S. GOLDMAN'SO
South East corner of Min and. Market square,
Carlisle, March 26, 1850.
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL
OF FRESH SPRING GOODS!
Charles Ogilby.
ETAS commenced and 'will be receiving for
Lit some days
.0 brilliant and very 'extensive
assortment of gpring Goods, and particularly
invites allthat wish to purchase cheap goods
and satisfy their good taste to give him a call
uefore purchasing , Babe is dtearmined Ito cut
goods thin spring at small profits, and please
all that will favor him with their patronage.
His Stock consists in part of afresh supply of'
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES&
SATINETTS, of all colors and Prices,. well
worth examining. A full assortment of
COL ED FLANNELS,
i”om the finest hrouding to the lowest prices,
TWEEDS,
,
in great variety a d colors, 3.4 to 6.4: Also,
Kentucky
JEANS CASSIMERES,
of all color and pric e. A Large 'and complete
assortment,of Meng nd Boys
SPRING & UMMER WEAR,
many of.th_ em - entirel new Styles.
LADIES--D ESS GOODS,
such as new style Silk and , Satins, LinonLue
tres,,Mous do Lay, awns, and many more
entirely new Style too monotone to notice. A
.
large stock •,, • ' " ' . . • -'
• CA - OES, GINGHAMS, •
tickings, DI 'died and unbleached Muslins,
end Shootings' de.c. - The' largest and 'moot ex,-.
tenaivo stock 1' . ''''.‘ , ' —. ' ' '
' .. ' ' CARPETS, '
that has bean' roUght to' Carlisle' for years, • to;
gether.With ' ' - • ' .' '. '' .--.. '•
' 10,000 'OTHER ARTWL - ES . - '
to the Dry Pooda.litie; that 'Would fill' cOluMni
of thlipoper but aTo entirely loci. numerous 'to
minition. Also, a large nesotiment ' cit 2 ,. blens;
Buys And Childrens. , •,, ~. ~' , . .Jr.'.-i....;, , Y•!••. ~ -t
• . ,BOOTS AND, SHOES,.: ::-, - ,-.-
01'pricer,Vadiee Slippers, 'Tlefi;' rinaltiris, in
;ram variety of pricesr:A large:and *engem);
tad Mock...of - Fresh' , .., ' ,;, : -...,-..,',.,., • ;.pr ~. • ,s , ,
GROBERIES; l'` ,
Soi r ees' &e. 'tgavendish:'Comiress; Hand, Cut
• ' "TOBA.ECOS 2 '
'.f the best brands: Come and. look for
elves at flit" old- and ' established stand,
arbor° i•con will find It-.largelamilwell selecte d
otobk of Goods `and-t On the' moat favorable
erms. '
Maruh j io; 1850.
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to;alVriersons
tor ested; that
,thofollOWing.mccoirntnlave
' been, filed this:Office for exominationi by
,; the:accounts therein, named, rind Will be pro.
' granted to the Orphans' Court •of Cumberland
- county foi confirmation and allowance, on
~ the 30th day of April A. D. MO, viz:
J. The 'account of Chilies
with
and Dr.
W. W. Dale; administrators with the will an .
neied'of James J. Dale, late of the Bolough
of Mechanicsburg . , de6taged.
2.The account of Jacob' Mamma,.goardian
of Jacob N. Eberly, minor sun of John -Eb
erly, late df Monroe township, deceased.
S. The account of Jadob Mumma, guardian
of Samna! Sovettroyer, minor son of Philip
.Bovenmyer, deceased.
4. The account of Benjamin Myers;deceas
-eil-guardiarraf-Matilda-CarotheraTersettled
by said guardian's administrator,
6. The account of Jacob Nigsley, execu
tor. of William Ckark, late of Monroe town
, ship, deceased..
6. The account of John Stewart; adminis
trator.of Andrew Stewart, late of Mifflin - limn.
ship deceased.
7. Theeecount of George Mien and Da f rid
S. Runehaw, atlnom;strators of George Green,.
late of Newton township deceased
• 8. The account of Adorn Sierer, admirja
tra or of Catharine E. Sierer, Into of Hamp•
--den-township•deceased
9. The account of John Wallace, admin
istrator of Thomas Elliot, late of Mifflin
township deceased.
10. The account" of John Waggoner, one
of the executors of Abraham,W..eggoner, Sr.
late of ,North Middleton township deceased.
•• 11. The account of John Kissinger, admin.
istrafor.sif George Nagle, Into of Dickinson
township deceased.
12. The accounkot Williatn;,Hoetem, ad—
tninistrator of, Efamdsof Beards.
town, Illinois, deceased.
13. Tile supplemental account of Jdhn
Bobb, executor of Adam Eichelberger, late of
Silver Bpring township, deceased.
14. The supplemental account of John
Peters, John Ueltzhoover, Michael G. Helix
hoover, and Henry liiirew.executors of George
Beltzhoover, late of Monroe tpwnshipdeceas
ed,
15. The account of Abraham Gayman, end
Jima! Gay man, executors of Daniel Gayman,
'late of Frankford loam-hip deceased.
10. The arcount,of John Agnew, adminis—
trator of George Celt, late of the Borough-of
Carlisle deceased.
17. The account of George V. Coover, oz•
ecutor of 'Henry Coover, late of Silver
Spring township, deceased. . .
18. Tho account of William Sanderson
administrator of Daniel Worst, late of Frank
ford township deceased.
19. • The second and further account of
William Linn and Robert Cochran, two of
the executors of Dr. Andrew P. Linn, late of
the Borough of Bhippensburg, deceased. •
20. The account of George 'M'Ginnes ad
niinistrator de bonie non with the will annex
ed of George Bell, late of the Borough' of
Shippensburg, deciased.
21. The Supplemental. account of George
Brindle and Michael Morten, executors of
Michael Morrell, late of Monroe - township,
deceased.
22. The account of Thomas A. M'Kinney
and Col. James Woodburn, executors of Rob
ert M'Farlane, late of Newton township de—
ceased.
23. The account of Charles W. Weaver,
executor of Bernard Hendle, lute of the Bor—
ough of Carlisle deceased.
24. The account of John Oiler, executor
, a taw__QiteLlutsuf_r_retatord township,
•
deceased.
25. The supplemental account of Dr James
R. Irvine, executor of John Johnston, late of
Newville deceased.
26. The account of Daniel H. M'Phersdn,
tianiiiiisfraforil , ilb biiiiia — Mari tif - RiFyifoldii
M'Pherson, late of the Borough of Shippens
burg deceased.
27. The account of James M. Ralston, ad
ministrator of David Ralston, late of Weal
Penusborougli township, deceased. -
52111. The account of John Carothers, ad—
ministrator of Benjamin Myers, late of Dick•
Medi t, wnsip deceased.
29. the account of George Gilbert, exec—
utor of Jacob Gilbert, late of Newton town—
ship, deceased.
'SO. The account of George Belljadminis
-1
trator with She will annexed of Isaac rahatn,
late of the Borough of Carliale'deatilt d. 31 . The account of lienjarnie Du e, ad—
ministrator of John Forsythe, late'..of the Bo
rough of i4hippensburg ileceirsed.
WILLIAM GOULD, Register.
REM...TF.II ' II OFFICE, ?
Carlisle, March 30. IEOO. 5
Newville Saving Fund Society.
THE Newville Saving Fund, Society,
is now billy organized and in openition•
under the management of the following Mee
tors: John Waggoner, Saml Jlhl, Saml.lV.Shm7),
William Klink, James ..111cCandlish, Joseph C. Wit-
Vans, Brice J. Sterrell, John Work and Atchison
Laughlin.
Persons desirous of becoming weekly depos
itors, and those wishing. to mike deposits for
definite or indefinite periods, will make applica
tion to the 'Presenter at his office in Newville,
on and after the 30th instant.
JOHN WAGGONER, Provident.
JADIES.MCCANDLISH, SOCrelary.
JAMES R. IRVINE, Treasurer. ,
Newville, March 26, 1850.
NOTICE
ALL persons . nre hereby notified against re
ceiving a protoisory note drawn by Gdorge
Meixel in favor of Elizabeth Mefxel, for the
amount of s‘23o, as said note will not be . , paid
unless eduipelled' by law.
April 3, 1850—* . GEORGP.I.MEIXEL.
Estate of Joseph Grail, decd.
taM"rERS of administration on the estate of
Joseph Crall, late of Upper Allen town-
ship, Cumberland county,• decd., have been
granted to the subscriber, residing in the- same
township, AR mewls knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are required to make im
mediate payment, ■nd those having claims to
present them to .101-IN B COOVER,Adner.
April 3, 1830- ,
Estate of Derrick S. Fahnestock, dec'd.
LETTERS of administration on the estate of
Derrick S. Fahnestock, decd., late of East
'Pennsboro township, have issued in due form
of law to the subscriber residing in Hampden
township, Alt persons indebted to said estate
will make payment and those having claims
against it will present them for settlement to
JOHN , irDP P.
Adm'r of D S Fahnoetook, dec'd.
,March 26, 1850-6 t
Estate of Mary Fulton, dec'd.
JETTERS Testamentary on. the estate of
Mary Fulton, late .of ..Newton township,
iitherland county, deceased, have been gran..
ted in due form of law, to the'subscriber,residing
in Hopewell township, in said county All per
sona indebted to said eat9te will make immedi.
: ate payment, 'and those having 'claims .against
Ithe , satne will present them for settlement to
DAVID S. RUNSFIAIr, Exeter..
— TMateh'l7, 1850' ' .'••• - '• •
. ,
;.' Estate of John Graff'deed
. .
•
TX-46testamentary ' "upon
,"tne •
'ef John'Greffi' l late Allonlonnahip
cttritherland •Cannty,"dee'd; have been 'granted,.
to the ' subseribar residing in the sai same townshigi
h'inte who hate elating' ageing 'the estate'
ef theZ
teetatnewilt preSent them, 'and' than) indebted:
will make' payment Wl' -'' LEVI' MARKLE
Exectutor,''z'
• ,Important ; Nil ; A . .
nrlllll publio are hereby. notified L , have
- purchased the'clight:;of.iturbdifcintyl Henry: :
'Flinchbatigh , a Patent ,Seft.tighte , ning..B ush for ;;
mill spindiesfor.the counties Of Adams;;Fiank-i,,
lin - and . Ctunbeilarid=and Otet:X.,,tan , piepared 'to
. intioduee ,1110 ,..rflilis. •
Ofanid•coopties, , w,itimo, Cy/nor/J*ly ' detina the: .
carl)6•':CAtlY,lll4l,U'sVO,eii.Nilehing, to this,
i t apr,O;i.ement:\3v,iii'bp;atiaridotkto:by'directinga'
li keeiding near.Chambera
Pa: ?TON' /t. HEN ERS ON'
12, , , , 1idarb1i13'4850.-3t • • • -
~~iSC.CIEaITEou.
PATENT WASHING.
•
rirt . ExcHEs flow to accomplish a largo lam-'
ily wash in the course of One or two hours,
at an expense of less than six cents. Requires •
no rubbing, no machine and no previous knowl
edge, no extra washing utensils, 'and may be
,used by a person of the meanest capacity. Tbie: •
material is cheaper than soap, may be • obtained ,
every Where,and is not composed of any. acid,
turpentine, camphene, or any substance of dits.•
agreeable odor or injurious qualities either to
the person using it or the linen on which it. s .47
arnhloyqd. Warranted:not to injure the most o . „?
t,f
:del' ate 'fabric. The proprietor is confident that' •
a trial will convince the most sceptical". 70,
CERTIFICATE.
Dillsburg, Feb. 18, 185 - 40
We certify that the ho ittuproved Washing L
llektii
I - cess - of-which-G-L-Susetten-fis--Agent and Flltiiir”'-•
prietor for thecounty ofCUmberland, and tow m , -1t
ships of Carroll, Franklin, Washington, W` ant
rington and Monaghan, in the county of Yr
has, ti r dew,:fnly jested in our families, and
c0n06.90y commend his pamphlets or Wt •
ifteit(s" to the public, as communicating
.11.0MialaShing.linon in a triode so thorough
satisfactory. and with n despatch so extrnordin-,.
ary,. as to appear incredible to those who hav'ill -
~not witnessed i e operation. It dispenses .
more Mari half the labor of washing in the ,or
dinary manner, sifves material end cleanses jin-!"
en perfarttly.- In truth the result so entirely cof-Irt.,
responds with itilierninmendathati_that—ncrAmi----
regrets purchasing one of his receipts. •,
David Cweltlin, David Weaver,......„..
Daniel Bailey. D Hall, .e&tc,
J . K. Sidle, David
,Brandt, at
Wm P Reigef Frederick W'alty,fi .)
James J Moore, Daniel' Reigle.
•
Reference may also bia had to Mr David Mar- ' 7 '
tin, of the Mansion House Hotel, and to Messra,,, , ' , / °
Mitchel McClellan , . Henry L Buikholder, N NT ,
Woods. and Michael Coaklin, Esq., in Carllelk
who will testify to Its' merits.
Price fora family right only one dollar, which
may ho purchased of ROBERT MeCART-•
NEY, Agent for Carlisle, or a recipe will be , a
sent by mail to any ono enclosing SLOP to the
undersigned, Proprietor, residing in Dillshurg,
York courtly. , G L SHEARER...•
Fib. 26, 1850.
- •!/1 - c• 400_
.A...40 • ‘
A ...
et, Oa
iiitl iI: - • - 7 ... !
if L. r. . 77:- :: \ .. p'"Illi 0:"......• _
CHERR =-L' --;t'cl,li-- • ,
-
ECTO
RAI,.
.
For the Cure or •
0017 OHS, Copps,
HOARSENESS, 73RON
CHIT'S, CROUP, ASTH
MA", WHOOPING .00UGH
AND CONSUMPTION.
Thu uniform success Which has attended the
use of this preparation—its salutary effect—it
power to relieve and cure lineations of the Lungs
have gained for it n celebrity equalled by no
other medicine We offer it to the afflicted with
- entire confidence in its virtues, and the full be
lief that it will subdue and remove the severest
attacks of disease upon the throat and° Lungs.
These results, as they become publicly known,
verry naturally attract the attention or medical
men and philauthopists every where. What lb'
'their opinion of CHERRY PECTORAL may
be seen in the sollowingt
VALENTINE MOTT; M. I).
Prof. Surgery Med College, New York, says
It gives me Pleasure to certify the value and
efficacy • of Ayer's. CHERRY PEC CORAL,
which I consider peculiarly adapted to cure die--
eases of the Throat and Lnngs."
• THE RT. REV. LORD BISHOP FIELD.
writes in a letter to his friend, who was fast sink
ing under an affection of the Lungs ;- 1 -AtTry the'
cherry pectoral and if any medicine can give you.
relief . wills the blessing of God that will."
CHIEF JUSTICE EUS'I IS,
of Louisiana, writes "That a young daughter of
-his waecu red-tif several-severe-attacks- of,croup.
by the 'Cherry Pectoral."
ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
The Canadian Journal of Medical Science
states, "That Asthma and Bronchitis so preva
lent in this inclement climate, has yielded witli
surprising rapidity to Ayre - s Cherty Pectoral',
and we cannot too strongly recommend this skit-.
ful preparation to the Profession and the public
generally."
Let the relieved sufferer speak for himself:—
IlAwrrortn,Jan. 26,1847.
Dr. J .• C. AYER—Dear Sir :—Having been
rescued from a pallid and eangeroOs disease by
your medicine, gratitude prompts me to send
you this acknowledgement, not only in justice to•
you, but for the intormation of others in like af
fliction.
A slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at first
bream° so severe that spitting of blood. a violent
cough ond pro haw night sweats followed and fas
tened upon me. I jbecame emaciated, could not '
sleep, waf: dist•rasul liy my cough, and: a pain .
.lirough my chest, and in short had all ' tlie liallrITI•
Mg symptoms of quick con.umptv,e. N e medi_
eine seemed at all to mach cry' ease, until 1 prov.
ident.ally tried your Glwary Pectoral, which ,
soon relieved and now has mired me.
Yours with respect, EA. STEW A .•1 ;
ALustiv,N.Y , April 17, 1848.
,/ Dr. Ayer, Lowell—Dear Sir 3.-1 have for
*ars been afflicted Witti r Astlima in the worst ,
form; so that 1 have hoen obliged to sleep in my ,
chair for a larger part of the time, being unahle
to breathe in my bed. I bad tried a great many
medicines,, to no purpose, unt',l ituy . physician ,
prescribed, as an experiment, your Chet ry 'Pec
toral.
At first it seemed to make me ''worse, but in. -
less than a week I began to experience the mokt
gratifying relief froth its use; and now, in Emir
wbeks, the disease is entirely removed. I can;
sleep in my bed with comfort, and enjoy a state
of health which I liad never expected In enjoy.
GEOItCE S. FERRANT.
PREPARED BY J. C. AYRES, CHEMIST, LOWELL.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Sold by Dr. Rawlins, S. A. Hubbard, Dr. S..
Elliott, Cast isle; Dr. Ira Day, Mechanicsburg; 3.
H. I lerron, Newville; J. C. Sr. J. 6. Altick Ship.
penaburg; end druggists generally.
Golden Horse Hotel}
ADJOINING THE COURT HOUSE, CARLISLE, PA, 1,
THE subscriber having leased the above,
large and commodious HO TEL, situated on tile' T ,
corner of the Public Square and South nano. •`it
vor street, and lately occupied by Ben!. L Esh
leman, begs. leave to announce,to his friends
and the public that he is prepared to entertain
them in a s manrier which cannot fail to meet
their approbation.
THE HOUSE has the most pleasant leen
tion in the borough—has been newly furnished
and otherwise improved, and no pains will be
spare 4 to .make those 'who may sojourn with'
him, boinfertable durin g their stay. His parr
'lore arelarge4lnd'Well furnished; and his chem.
bers'suPplied with riots , .and comfortable bed. ,
.ding. ,
HIS 'PABLE will bo supplied wi , b;the'bitst
`the market cant afford; and allWho'arireenneer. • '
nd With' hie hottest mill be' found ' attentive care
ful and obliging, ' • .•
' • • THE Aentain the„beat lignore'the
produCe.- •-•- ' ' ,
HIS STABLING is entirely new and extort.: t
shit, capable.of Accommodating • from 50, to 60 ; ,
horaes 4 -niaking, it' a deeirable,stonping place ,
for)BßOVEßS,'ned'ivill be attended by a,skil.
fullOstlert• short i'nothitig '.villl•be wanting
.caliOalta4 to. 444: tq thenomforts,And.'convent...
:thee. ofjOite, who May' favor him:With their
patittnige;H,'BOAßDEßS taken bg the week:
menth,\ ' ' •'"'
; 11,,Trnets , .
' foti6 , 49;tf,'' ' N JOH 'HANNAN - ' . ; '
.
i UMBERIAND AND PERRY , NOTEL::'. ':', ,
~
7
, .'l., ~,,,,,,, cartisie,..iPa.,, .:_, ,„, ;,.. „
HE r subscriber ,•rspecttully, infor m. .
the ''Cidzons of , Cumberland:. and Perry" '' .
cottiitiCti,'and the public generally, that he' hte
taken that large; new and commodious Hotel, •-,
onnsforthl Hanovpt. meet, Carlisle, .knowp (as, ,
the Cumberland and Perry , liotel; and recently,
kept by-H' W,Otth.' The boast) is . tinaw and el.; "'•'
ogantly—iinielted establiehment, ,is ' Pleasentlir '',' ,
eititated', and is Ilirnished 1 with goodi„ bedding. 2 ,
and ; other ,furnituirlibl and.,his, accotritusiktlions 1:.
'ars 'mob' ties'ininOkiall i eolivettiept'i , iittirdesitto
ble Dripping:place, .4 , - mii,TA.Etria will-AiriAlt-
i l lihodlwtth the iiestibekrsittkovtail alibilli t4ulE ,'• 6
hill AR..' Chniesitt liquors': „ife ho s a1 , t ,, , i, ;
, waiirbil'hand edtifge ittpidyrorrNlllD, abltuble' ' •
, finl fill kitufea ••CattlnPand 4iiititl , "tFEEDLlslirlrr:,- - ;
'I , illy t 9 vowit li othiri. ScsOni Siloam lohei whiskiskulakiv ,, ,•,.:
c lic , ,liekolaecler ItAttinsirSbt*lsteps,bsg e, Ottelk-,i, I`, is` .
, fo?, p#o Vglitil.;"..il IS §:FAA rAIN tie is ' evsfi4i- • 1,4 0 .
iiitie;:etiistiler driptiononsti nous. iiti'eU'filztilitsti.ifo . ..'
::srbersiii:ll , lliii , bas ni so siluiltOU;iterairefibiio , ; : , ;
Polguicilatik.rif: o6 ,l ll bi',M l ,‘ Oi:e*ill'Atrlti.f'd4, 6 ,9 , :,Ti F,l ,. ,
yese§nabTa'lernlti.l. Ii 1", shoi, :,' ue:ilisujol,iiit;b i ltOs. , ,
ankred ,tb rifilder:ibelUstiblit Jistiiiikstid ~t 64 u...1,,i;.' , „
his:guest siyo,'- i' , ,i .t ~ ,',7 . lt4tieritorisipy .'l3 winti,,i,•.;, , ~
' , j.Foh.lP , .4. l o9 ,,, t4miilOVlikeorki.ts•ktP.4l, - -ris' 4 ''4''
erc- ', , _ -_ fluid , r . .. ' .. .1 ,-.,t•t: , -.n;
A RNobll3:_vv,iltinti,;',roi . (ls , ,YaLtigt;
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