MMUI AND EXPOSITOR
oARAIStE t PENN 'A
HE LARGEST 'AND, CHEAPEST 'NEWSPAPER.
_ •
-- 'I , N^CUDIDEIILAND POUMT , . 1/4;
nryjr,--Twi) Dollars a yea,, or Onc .Dollar and
Ceitts, if. punctually paid in'Advaucc.
8 $1,7-5.-ilpaid within the year.
. ..
1 4 . 1; Til-Airo;s:-:-Aii important no
tice from the o:ui - Lty Treasurer in vela.
tion to the .receipt of foreign small notes
• , Tor Diet, will be found in our advertising ,
columns. '
g,'l'dfiY Or A Ennr.v.- 7 We have re=
ceited from E. Littell & Co. of BOston,
publishers of the' "Living .Age," •a well
N'vritte'n work of 108'pages, under the a
bove title, by the author of 'the "Maiden
Aunt.' It.is a domestic tale of deep in
terest, and its name gives the beet idea
of the character of the book. ,
State Ag e vr,lettltural Society
We publish to-day an AddreSs to the
Farmers of Pennsylvania, recommending
Nth° Lori - nation of a State Agriculteral_So
ci ty. It very forcibly urges the object
p oposed, and great_praise is due to the
r hiladelphia Society, and to its commit
tee whoi6teposed the Address; for this
strong i appea /In behalf of a- subject of so
much import nee to the farming interests
of the 'State. — lt certainly is to-be regret•
ted that a sub) et`of such general public
concern has, be n so long overlooked or
neglected by us, while other States not
more or even its favorably situated, be,ve
done so much to promote the science .arid
practice of agriculture. The farmers of
Cumberland county should be among the
first to move in this matter.
ror California.
Another large party left this borough
on Thursday morning last for California,
embarking et New York , on one of th'e
sfea"mship.s i and . proceeding,.bythp .
mus of PaA.ina. The pasty consists of.
Messrs, -Jo mes-Hoffer;tforme" tly slierifl
of this county] Martin Gardner, Jacob
Hoffer, Godfrey Bender, John P.Mun
derlich and 'Michael Bender,. who go as
an organized corhpany, and Messrs::Geo.
Z. Bentz,. Jacob Bentz, Emanuel Camp
bell, Wm. Melt, and Jacob High, .of
Newrille, who go independently. Some
sixteen or
_seventeen persons we-are-in-
formed also left Mechanicibtirg, on the
same day, among whom we have hoard
-named Messrs.- Wm: C. Houser; John
doswiler, Dpniel Httll and two broth
ers, Theodore Burnett, Wm. Peebles,
Samuel Hauck, Samuel Durtlap, Abra
_._ham_Reh, and- .Hunry—BrovimEcolored-
man.] We have not he.ard the names of the,
others. Nine p6ison's left
. Milltown,
~,..,, ,in•,:ait.Pennsboro township, to go in the
,same company, whose names we hare
noteascertained: A dozen or inure we ba
lieve have also gone from Shippensburg
and vicinity. Old Mother Cumberland
- will-be well . represented" in'the "dig:
gings," and after her , adxenturers o return
-with - their" •bpockete full, of soaks" we
hope to hear no more orcuiia times in .
-this quarter., Of course we wish them
all success.
Local Notings
Iseems our informant did not speak
\,..ciay authority," when he gave •us _the
graiiPying information that .our 'Town
Clock had been sold to our- neighboring
town of Shippensburg. The clock is
t not yet disposed of. We .are > hawever
jaifthorized'to state that mea - lares have
carp taken, by the joint 'action of the
County Commissioners and our Borough
1 ......56,
'ncil, for the disposal as soon as possi•
. ble of the present clock and replacing it
by a new one, - We - hope that' such an
artandertlerft Will be completed early.—
. The town is now in utter confusion with
respeet.to time, , and the want of a com
mon.standard is felt as a serious erribar
' rassmenati`the regularity of assemblage
____ - `
in our churches, schools, &c.
• Another word. There has been a
good deal of "fun poked," not to speak
of innumerable sarcasms, anathemas and
the like, at the pool• clock, which, it has
bOrmip the most amiable spirit. While
.• the crowd have been fiercely scowling it
has meekly hept its . liande.io tis face; but
has been 'dumb" arnidstriseless rani
' lingt, and has quietlybor e the most i!1-
.. natured abuse without "striking." Stich
a clock is entitled to sorne -- con - siderittioa7
--- , and if moved by its "siva ap,peals" - we
conclude to releaeit from the heavy serr,
. vittiliriirih e tyrant Time,' we should not
' ht least kick it out with a bad character.
• The fact is as we are confidently assured,
the clock-does not really . deserve the bad
character with which every body has
been ready to brand it. • We are inform
. .
od by those who pretend to know thatit
Is in reality a good instrument, of most
- excellent "parts," but that it was not a
dapted nor calculated for the place it oc
cupies. In another position it would be
perfectly reliable. We have. this mesa
_ranee from, various sources, and as our
public authorities do not wish to deceive
any whe may contemplate purchasing it,,
'-they,are'confident it; will be found a good
• instrument when examined by. a qualified
• judge. The public Is infornaed : that 'it is
in the market, and we trust _therefore it
willloon "gh.!' • . ri - •
' 11C 'A number oh flee Historical and
Scriptural Priintinge are now on' exbibi
imn at Educatiqn kw. They ha'vo been
' justlyladmired in the cities. • 'We hive
- onqrloorri before . gning . to , press.to urge
..the public' to Call and see them. „
11[7.5The Ladies, are invited to exam
ine some ; Silk Sacks; fioirisNew York,
which be exhibited tb-day,and to ,
morrow at the Store' ofl2ld W. Hinter..
p i • - rA fine dasortment of Well Paperer ,
will be . fourill• at Mr. LYne's Store, oh
" . North Hanover street.' .
JOAN, in it4vvville.
" A serioits"• fire broke out in thl.bor
ough NeUr)tille Thursday.Ntight
fast, reatiltmg destruction of 'Awn
itoU:ses and a large amount .orgoods.—
We deeply
regret to Itear of the loss ex
periance.d.by our friends, the Messrs.
Williams: A.-botrespondent sends us
'ffie. follow...m . ocount of the fire •
("A. few inliidielorik on Thurs
day morning, the ti
.3 .1 et -Casting an
Metal wereiliouse Tinner's shopote., of the
essrin-Williainerwas-diticovered—tobe—im
firb, nrl.l:,efore the fire apparatus could be
trough to operate With xfficioncy, the whole
building, with ell ita contents of Stir" hollow.
ware, eliset iron, tin . and: tin-wure, fliniented
the appaararfce , of a vititt furnace •,h'olow, while
the more comdustible part of the building, yet
'tailing, threw up such a raging blaze, as de
fied all human efforts to arrest it. The frame
dwelling house_fm_the aame lot, occupied by
Dr:Ziegler ... immediately caught fire, but the
fire engine with-a-sufficient supply of water
having now become available, the Fold. pine
boards , and logs were scheffectuallv deluged
with water that by the time the fire reached
theusecond_floor_it _was cornpletelyfiulidued,
and with the excelitiorii: of doors and winitews;
Raved from Maher injury. A'building belong
ing to Mr: S woyer, on the East, and the prop
ertyof Lindsay's heirs ow the West, wore in
imminent danger, and only saved (under Piny
idence) by - Ike -well directed and unceasing ef
forts of all concern, I..titorded by the
ladies on this occa, ttabtwoaduct
bove -.7 -all; praise. inset; destroyed
were the - Property, heirs, and' most
likely
likely wer'enot-inm loss of the Mea
rs, Williii . rhemuet isiderahle. They
had no ineutance. filer experienced
:erne less in injury to his-furniture.
• WX%Iso learn from eur.correapondeni.
a Newville, that on Saturday t week a
you g man, named G. W. Strohm, fell
fell Tathe roof.of the barn •of Mr. W.
K. McFarlane, On which-he was at work -
'a distance of linty feet to the ground, by
which he was so dreadfully crushed, that
he wns taken up in a state of insensibili
ty, and lived but a few hours after. His
friends reside in the neighborhood of
,T—'
A Seasonable Hint
Ladies, as you are fond of Lying flociers
in your room, you will perhaps be glad
to know that about as much nitrate of
soda as can be taken up between
the fOrefinger and thumb put into the
glass every time the Water- is changed
preserve cut flowers in all their beau
ty for above a fortnight. Nitrite of potash
Slhiitis common saltpetre,) in powder, has
has nearly the same effect, but Ls nifi
quite so efficacious. •
T s -12d , A , CaLa7aUCLIEW,D.
/On the by the Rev. C. P Wing,rdr. CHAP.
MAN V. BRObli9; De Kalb, St. Lawrence county,
New York, to MinennE 11fAny VVEAXLEY J or South
- 151tddleiiiri•tp. Cumberland county, Pa.
. .
. DIED,
/In Nelyville, on Sunday morning the 26th test. Mrs
JANE Et:mien, consort of 111r.;lo . seph A. Ege, aged
37 years, 1 month and 2l days:
~fi~ ctlaiTcuu~.
NEW' GOODS
THE
.k - HIVE.'
•r 7 -
AT
" BLE
ALL persons desirous of seeing the newest
and best Goods of the season, let them
at the Bee ,Hivp it Nprth Hanover street.
The subscriber has just returned from the
city and has now opened ayery large and hand
sortie- stock of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS," .
°revery style and variety. Such as 13aragcs.
and Tissues, Lawns from 10 cents to any price
you Want, Linen Lustros, from 12 to 31, Linen
Lustre Barrages, a new article; Foulard Silks,
Corn, Blue, Pink and Fig'd Delaines, Calicoes
from 3 to 25 cents per yard, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, and -many more articles for
Ladies which I have not room to insert.
ritave also for Gentlemen all kinds of goods,
such'elCLO'n[lS, CASSIMERF,S & VES•
TlNGSiand all kinds •of Goods'for Gentle
men's use, and, I.will take thisoppoitunity=of
saying td my friends that I keep constantly on
hand-ad kinds cif READY-MADE CLOTH
ING; Mr. , T. Reighter having his shop in my
store. edables me to have made to order, on
the-shortest notice; any ,oarment that may be
Wanted. I also keep COFFEE & ,SUGAR
of all kinds, tegether with every other ankle
necessary for Family y use. Please s'eallund ex
amine soon where all attention will Ire geen to
please. , ,
nil S A COYLE.
- POPVLAR NEMLODV.
BY THE FIRM of TROUTMAN & MAY
Dear Gentlemen, take our.advice,
To every one we make our call,
If you would have a coat that's nice, --
Look nt Troutman & 1 1114iy!s . Cheap Clo
, .
Hero are Dresses of all kinds,
Fine and coarse, and also Cheap;
Please examine and - you'll find,
For your money quite a heap.
Hero aro goods for every season,
Thick and stoat, neat and thin ;
All_that_you can_ivishtn-reation,
Il you doubt it just'drop in:
Hero arorock and. Body Coats,
Both with low and standing collars;
Sbme that button round the throat,
To be had for a few dollars: •
•
Here is every style of Vest,- •
And all sorts of Pantaloons,
You canchooso what suits you best,,
• Eva t 'cir niorn, or rifiornorin.
Ifste'are . Sacks and Roundabouts,
Overalls and Jackets Green,
Please to look and yell wiil find,
Hero the 'cheapeat ever seen. -
Ifere are light coats for the Sp - ring,
Fancy geode for Summer wear,
You will find them just the thing..
Nothing bettor anywhere.
Shins and Bosoms may be found,'
Pocket Handkerchiefs and Gloves,'
Scarfs to do your neck around, .„
When you seek your lady loves.
Hero are Caps, Suspenders, Stocks,
Collars, very nice indeed,
.Clesimind nice, inspaper bex,
Just.the thing iliqt you will need.
.
:, - If we talked a day about thorn,
We could scarcely toll you all,
Pentlemon can't do without them
- Then, dear friends: give as moan.
• •
NEW ' AND ( SHEAF STORE.
THE 'Andersigned most respectfully
.
informs hisrfriends and public enne7
rally, thatlie has met returned from Philatiek
phis and Baltimore, and is now openin"g at , the'
corner of North Hanoyer and •Louthor street,
at hie stand formerly occupied 'by N. W.
Woods, tywell selected assortment o(
• NEW SPRING
.GOODB
purchascil at-tho lowcni prices, and which I am
dcterniine'd to sell at - email. profits; Among
them' may be Tound CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,
VESTINGS, Tweeds and Pantaloon_Stuffs at
various prices:
.DFESS -GOODS; new styles'
and us•low prices. led, GROCERIES in all
their variety, vi2.l—;Sitgar, Coffee, 'Tea: Mo
lasses. Spices,&c., which willdi he'old for cash.
Please give Te a call. •
A C FETTER.
Car
)013E1.
mtPORTANT AgRiVAL"
,4"" OF, FRESII SPRING. GOODS!''
Charles Ogilby
f$ AS cominenccd and Will be receiving for
some brilliant arid‘very extensive
assortment of Spring ' Goods, and perdoultirly
invitee( all that wish to purchase cheap
~- g htkis
and satisfy their good taste to give hint a col
before purchasing t ' s he is dtcorminedlto cu.
goods thiri spring at small profits; and Dlen s e
all that will favor him 'ivith their Patronage.
His Stock consists in part of a frisk supply of
CLOTEISTD - ASS i IM , ERES
-svPi-N-Evpsv-pf7111,--echer:§—rard—
prices, -we
),45M:examining. , A full assortment of
:COLORED' FLANNELS,
from from the finest altriinding to the lowestirriees,
TWEEDS,
•
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in groat varioty and colors, 3.4 to G-4. Also
Kontucky
- JEANS & JASSIMERES, -
of all color and pricer, 'A Large and-complete
assortment of !dens and Boys
:SPRING' & SUMMER WVE,AR;..,
many Of 'them entirely new styles.
LADIES
,DRESS GOODS,.
'nch as new style-Silks and SatMs, Linen Lus
tros, Mous de Lanes, Lawns, and many' more
entire ly'new styles too numerous to nonce. A
large stock of
CALICOES,-OINGHAMS, - •
Tickings,--B lent lied - and -- unbleached - Muslins;
and Sheetings, &c. The' largest and most ex
tensive stock of
C - ARPETS, - •
that Jute bden brought to Carliie for years, to
gather with • •
10,000 OTHER ARTICLES
in the bry. Goods line, thai would fill columns
of this, paper but are entirely too numerous to
mention. Also, a large asEortment at Igens,
Boys and Childrens ,
BOOTS AND SHOES ,
all prices, Ladies Slippers, Ties, Buskins, in
great variety 01-priees. A large and
,well seleo•
ted stock of Fresh . . •
GROCERIES 7
Spices, &,c. Cavendish, Congress. Iland:,Cut
and Dry -
TOBACCOS •
of the best brands), Come apd look for your
selves at the old and well established= stand (
where you will find a large and well selected
'stock of Goods and mr the most favorable
terms.
Carlisle, March 20, 1850.
/NEW SPFIDI4 GOODS:
Ahead 6:fitApetition
yin E aubsevihore have "returned from Phila.
dolphin, with h latfrge assOrtmem of .
CHEAP SPRING GOODS, ,•
consisting partly of Mous do Laines,
Barages, Linen "Lustres, at 12;3, 18i- and 25 cis
per yard, Alliechas, Gingliains,,Calicoes,mnd a
variety-of other...dress. goods ; Cloths, Cassi•
mores, Vestings. Summer stuffs' for inbn. and
boys wear in endless variely\ checks tains
muslins at old Prices - slim - mots? hosiery, gloves,
laces and edgings, insertings, Avid . , ... . very
cheap CARP ETS;gfifeCries, queensware,
Also, a hole assortment of very
CHEAP BONNE'PS, . •
. .
Palm leaf and braid hats,..bonnet ribbons st ab
prices and very cheap,. a'fcw!piecee, -wide hig
lustre black silks, together withm general as
sortMent including nearly every article in our
line 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 - cnn be - bought - Iff - - Give' its
.a call anti judge for yourselves.' *
.A & W-BENTZ.
March 20, 1380
PORK and FISH, .
il k I . 4 I CICCR . L, Shad, Codfish, Salmon, Bar-
INI - Ping,i, Pork, hams and Sides, Shoulders,
Lard and Cheese, ( onsmutly.on..hand •and for
sale by J PALMER. & Co. .
Market-Srrem Wharf, Philadelphia.
Mare1i.20,,18.50.,--Im ..
Cheap Groceries,
—Sugar, Coffee, 111olas‘ses, Honey, Cheese, fresh
Spines, Yenst Powders,Alneenroni, Farinw, Rice
Flour, Baker's Chnenlate,• Baker's- cocoa,
Brown's HOrnrepathie Cliocolate,: , Ornages, Co
coa Nnts,,),kainius,aml.Currants, for-sale nt
March 21Y U4NIIOFP'S.
UST RECEIVED—ACtho Cheap Store a
el greatva f
riety oall - color§ WOolen Yirn,
*Long and &Mare Shawlrt, from $1 to $lO, very
cheap indeed ; Mous de Latinos, Ginghams,
Steel Beads and Tassels, purse twist, clasps,
arnia'grtat variety of Woolen -
oct3l A & W BENTZ.
For the Core of
couogs.,,.GOLDS,
HOARSENESS., *RON.
OHITXS, OROVE
Tifrgootiztci-botrau
AND . CONSUMPTION.
The uniform success which has, attended the
use of this preparation—its salutary effect—it_
power to relieve and cure affections of the Lungs
have,gained for it a celebrity ego:tiled by no
other medicine We offer it-to the afflicted with
entire confidence , in its virtues, and the fulVbe
liel that it will subdue and remove the ttiverest
'attacks of disease upon the throat 4v44 . 1
_Lungs.
These resat teas they beconi•e - publicly:- known,
verry naturally attract the attention of medical
men and . philanthopists everywhere. • What is
their optutowOr CHERRY 'PECTORAL may
be seen in the sollowing.-:
• VALENTINE MOT I', D.
Prof• Sui cry Illed. - ColMge, , Ncio York sa.'
"It gives me p easure to certify thr value
efficacy of Ayer's CHERRY' PEG FOR
which I consider. peculiarly adapted to cure
eases of the Throat and Langs." ib
THE RT. REV. LORI) 13141101' FIELD
.
'writes in a Ictier to his frienti,:who was fast sink
ing under.an iitilti'on of the Lungs t...—" Try the.
cherry.pdetorel liira if any medicine can give you
relict, with ilirblessing of God that wi11.":,,...„2,
CHIEF JUSTICE ELTS'i IS, ' •
Of touisialia,Avrites "That a . young tlaughte of
his was cured of several BA , gte attackS, of oup
by tlid 'Clicrry.Pectoval.,"
ASTHAfA:'A ND 13 IiONbiIITIS
The_CanadianJortrßal Ecteoce
silie;, "that Asthma 'and Byrn& iti a so preva
lent in thisitmlenient climate, has a yielded with
surprising rapidity to Ayres Cherry Pectoral,
and toe simitot too strongly r COF11111011(1 this skit.
fill preparation to the Profes ion and the publiii
generally." • .
;7
Let the relieved sufferer 'ape \c for
~, ..1e0". . • HA.RTFORD Jan. 28, 1847..
'- Dr. J.• C, AYER—Dear Sir F—lfiiving beim
rescued from. a .painful and dangerous disease by
your medicine, gratitude prompts my to send
you this acknowledgement, not only in justice to
you t but fur the information of others in. like af
fliction, .!•'•
A slight Cold upon the lungs; negleCted at first
became so severe that spitting of blOod, it violent
cough and profuse night sweats followeileind Ns.
tened Upon me.. 1 became emaciated, could' not
sleep, was distressed by - my Cough, and a pain
through my chest,-and In short had all the alarm
ing symptoms of quick.. Consumption. No medi
cine seemed.at all to rehch my.easeoutil 1 pros ,
ident.ully tried your -clmary Pectoral, which
soon relieved and no w,lias coved me. - '
Yourn with respect, E. A. STEWART:,
,' ALBANY, Di. Y , April 17, 1048. 4 '
.. - rir. Ayer,Lowell—ll r Sir t—l' have for
veers heen afflicted will Asthma in On worst
fernrOol.hat 1 have bo' a oliihnd to sleep ii my
chair for larger par of 16 'time, being unable
to brentlin my. be I had tried a great. many
meslicin e,,, a, to no ti trpose, oath my Physician
prescribed, as ntr e periment, your Chet ry Pee.
torah I.
At first, it aeemei ito make me winse but .in
less Mann wheicrtliiiiiiit.ttf ex perienceAe most
gratifying re'llef from , its tnie; tend ' now, in fgur
weeks, the disease is 'entirely removed. I' can
alee Min my bed With corsfort, and enjoy a . Matti
of health Which." Mammal. expected to enjoy.
' GEORGE" S. FEItRANT: :
intErliliED BY.I. C. AVICESs cIiEMIST, LOWICL
7.lmaisttusurrs. -
Dr. Rawlins, Hubbard;
Elliott, Dist i Ira Day, Mesluiniasburg I 3:
11.11errod, Newvi nil.). C. St 3.. B. Altiok
pensburm and druggists generally.
','•-• Cod :Liver • Oil:. "•. • -
, „.
FRESH of COd Liver Oil
svai'raiatedgenuilli,just rpcat.ved
.;nov/0.• , - S...:ELLJOTt'gr .
la
V
...t . 0xe.9.-.- . 8& :. Stiop-s',----A
SpOnsr Goods.
rytifiE subieriber It s just returned frd 'the
AL. city with Ji,largo and varied 'assortment of,
Fane'y and Staple Dry Goods, such mo-Moue
dellainoseßareges, Alpachas, Canton Cloths,.
Froitch " 'English
.Chintzes, Ginghams.
Lawns'," Calicoes, Figured and - Dotted- Swiss
minding, with a variety of other Dress me teni.
als to which ho invites thO attention of the pub—
lie generalfy, ,
.„ CHEAP. CHINTZES.
The ailbscriber would tall the attention of the
coMmunity tea lot or 4-5 Spring Chintzes at, the
low price of 10 ma per yard, - tho cheapest lot of
goods eiefolfered
LINEN LUSTR • -
for.ladies dresses and.pcks, just opened.
. MILITARY CAPS. ..
Just opened onedhz. Military Cloth Caps,
with oil cloth covers, also, Silk Oil C loth Caps
of same style,for, sale by .G, W. MTN ER:
April 3, 1850• •
.. •
Selling off at post..
, .
iTVIE subscribers intending 'to change,their '
i ' business will sell o ff their whale atoak of
I : . READY - MADE-,CLOTHING, •, .
l at very reduced prices. Thdir. stock consists
,of Coats, osts and Pants, of almoSt every de-'
scription and quality. also, shirts, collars, ho•
'sums, 'ate its, neck and pcoltet handkerchiefs,
t
gloves, s ckings, siispenders,lats, caps, boots,
shoes, u brellos, leather and hair trunks, car
pot bo , and in short every article , this bis ne
cessar to complete a gentlomanis Wardrobe.—
'The — Will — alio - - sell — go - ods by the.. yard, such
as cl ills, cassimercs, vestinus, eassinetts, sum-
mei' tripes in great variety, mashes, flannels,
6r,e, ' ARN °Lib. & LIVINGSTON.
aegm
~ N . Il.'ittl , --pereons,,ltnowing themsd vett ill
-dbted to the fir will please make psymeit
immediately.
Hear, Road , Listen and effect.
. .
. TROUTMAN .AND— AY'S.
NEW, citmAp....A.ND PAS 0151413. LE
4 ' ' cLoTHINC; STOlt
On .Worth Hanover street, in ilSroompnerly
occupied joy .lir a . Wine as rover _,..
TE.attention of the
citizensoi,Cifrliele, and
Cumberland_tincLPerry ,Countidals invited
to this newly established Clothing, and e
GENTLEMEN'S FURIAISMNG' STORE,'
and seethe well selected an most elegantly got
up clothing over offered in ( is place, It would .
be well for every map to It ow that a larger'
assortment, hater styles nd ,
money at th id
n more desirable -.
clothing ev, 6 st a c b a li " sh nejltlia
et
bought.
tA Lny
. l a ess. :ro t her item 'hi
the place without, any other exceptioh.
‘ The -
assortmeni.is well selected tied aid cuf iiiiiim , •
of the latest - eprlng - anOunimer,faehione, which
are
,far'cupericw to - alLothers for ease and ele
gaace.• All who wish to purchase, will find they
can save from twenty five to fifty' per cent by
Whig at thd new stand of -.
.. ."FROUTMAN* MAY:
Coats, Pants and Vests wo sell remarkablylow
ad the following list of prices will show:,
COATS,
Superfine black Cloth Dress Coats 06 to 18,00
" " Froak " . 6, 18,00
Fine .French Haiti Cloth coats of j
different styles," , 3 10,00
New style of Cashnicrett coat.s, 2,50 9,00
French Coats of all colors _ 1,50 2,00:
Reuel & Ready Tkveed, new style 4,00 11,00
California Lustre, 75 5,00
Liden Cents, .1,00 2,50
Business coats, 1,00 6,00
. PANTALOONS.
_Nerw-Styyt, of American and French
Cassimer plain, - -1.1
New style.ot American and-French
Cassimers, superior in quality and
vanety of colors • 5,00 10,00_
Fine black miss, and doeskins 2,50 9,0 Q
Striped and cross barred ease. Pants 1,50 5,00
New style Napoleon striped pante . 1,25, 3,0.0
. .
•• ,
_spring ea's?, pants , -
9,75 6,00
Groat variety of Corduroy pant 1,25 3,0
Fine - iinen - drillirig Striped tuld'plam 75 - 2,50'
New style of Cambroon - '1,5 - 0 ' 4,00
Vith an excellent assortment of wAr-
king pants which. will oat•travcl any
-otherls this place • - - 50
_2,60
VEST
Superfine black. Satin vests 1',75 5,00
New style of figuered and stripeddo 1,00 7,00
Plain & striped,valentine 50 4,00
1 ins fight summer 'Marseilles vests 75 3,00
All kinds of working vests'at very loveprices.
We wilLalso keep a good•assortment of
BOYS CLOTHING, '
consisting of coats,- pants : •and vests and sell
them at very -tow urtees. -In- addition- to our -
stock of ready made clothing we will keep on
hand erfassortment of
FURNISHING ARTICLES, .
such as shirts, scarfs, cinvats, suspenders,
drawers collars, caps, umbrellas, gloves, hand
kerchieksiicks,Acl &c , which will make it.
the inter Est of the purchaser th examine before
buyipielsewhere. All goods sold at this store.
watian t ted to give satistaction, and defy comk..-
titian, in quality, elegance and style of the cut
at l durability, rind we hope by close attention
to bueincss to merit n share of public -patron
age. Don't forget the- Pline, North Hanover
-Street, a few doors above Loather Street West
side.
N. B. Clothing' made to order at the shortest
notice.
PA.B.AS 0143!
THE subscriber has just received a large jot
of Parasols, of beautiful styles, embracing
every quality. tq which ilie special attention of
the Ladies is
BONNETS % St, BONNET RIBBONS.CaII n'ud purdhnso your Boundirtilaßiblii — inTi
fro-'the unddrsigancl, Olin has Met - received a
Into and'v,aried assortment, and you will save
money,
DRESS 'SILKS.
Just opened nn extensivostock of Dress Silks
of the latest styles. winch he offers at, unusual
ly ,low prices. • The - special attention of the
Ladies is solicited.
GINGHAMS. ° •
The subscritici has still a large stock of those
121 cant Ginghams; for, which he has had such
an extraordinary run—call and see them.
IJUSLINS AND CALICOES
• hist' opened It largo stock of Muslim} and
Calicbes, in the sale of which , hemffers national
inducements to;purchascrs..,,,rublic patronage
is solicited,• • '
_ _ _
BOOTS.. AND suonp
c Boots end Shoos Of:wie . ry desciiptton have
boon opened in largrntities Z.y the subscri
ber, which , arc ofiZre at . pricos lint must,givo
salisfact ion. ' W WOODS, ~li't
ept7 . .
To Farmers,and Zen of Business.
OILS, CANDLES 4' GUANO.
THE subadiiber Offers, at til e lowest rates.
in any quantity to su it-purchaser,, Genuine
Peruvian Guano, and iv/pry variety _ _ of Sperm,
Whale, Lard. and Tanner's 0118: • MnnuraC•
curers, Tanners,
.Farmers Dealers and:C.:men,
mere,. are invited to ca ll at 37 North
Wharves timltmr Oil Store below Race ,trees,
Philadelphia. GEO, W. RIDGWAY;
•
April 3,1850.---2 m. . ••
HOTEL.
EAST HIGH STREET, CARLISLE, PA.
irinHE. subscriber, (late °ram "Stone Tat,r
X ern." Walnut - Sottom Road s ) respectfully
informs hie friends 'bud the" public generally
that lie has taken that well known Tavern
stand, in East High street, fermerly kept -by
Mrs Wunderlich: and that, ho ie now prepared
to accommodate Fanners'," Pedlars. !Travellers,
and all others who may favor him with a call,
in the, most accommodating manner.
His stabling, which is hit-Mend convenient,
will be in charge of n careful Ostler. •
, He flatters himself that front his experience
as an Inkeoper,'ho will be able to render gene
ral entisiiacuon. . • • • •
myl.3m CIUtISTIAN HOFFMAN.
China Sc Glass Ware.
EXTRA rich China and Glass in g rea t rvari
ory, French China' Dinner Tea and Toile
Sete, Splendid,, Ornaments, also a *ark" o
Stone, Chinn, Liverpool and :Common, D mime
- LtGHT ! LIGHT! ! - -•
Fluid, Camphine, Lard and,Oil Lamy?, in great
variety. Also - Oils of 'ovary 'description.,
SUPERICR TEAS.- '
'Fine:Golono aryl 'Breakfast Toast also India
fino Ya and Imperial, just received from. Now ''
York, and for tude at tbrCboap Grocery stole.
of „,,.(hfatch 20) C. INHOFE'. ,
, •
. • Summer Saute.. •• •
ALARGE assoiinient of gentlemen's light
'DRESS BOCT.BO. Just ,roceivcd..'ivhich
are offered cheaper then over boots Mahe eamd
quality have boot EloLip Carlisle;
• my1,5,..3t • WM M.-PORTER.
Wheat,' 111/ontett
. •
WlHJEOliehest Pilarket' pri c e , in cash ;
jll. will be paid for. WHEAT, at the 'Good
Hope Mills. 'fisrmerly ociapiOqt?37 M. C. Davis;,
Wetit - Pennslwo township.
GEORGE. PRIEPT.- I.
'
I eh. 20 , 1850 -2i6Spd.
t
. . , . .
•
Ega,te , ,of Fredepa,
.poover,.deerd
ETTERS testamentary on the Inst will and
•testriment of FRU/ERICK HO OYER,
late of South,Middletdn,tp., dad, have been
issued to the i lipdersigne&executors of said Es
tate. Albporsons knowing thoinsolres' indebted
teisaid Estate are requested to make immediate
payment, dnd those having. claims against the
same, to present them to either of the undersign
authetiticated for settlement,
BENJAMIN HOOVER,
- SAM'L. AI:HOOVER., '
Carlisle, May 1, 1850..
• •
• Brlgqdroector4stOrdet...;
...
. - 17 , - - fir-wonctmity-iyvith7the
1 15 revised 'Militia Law, df April 1 7 0 1,0 0 .
the several 13attalions of the Firsk-Brigado, 15th
Div.. will meet for• Reviow"and Inspection.—
The :First Battalion will meet lin Mechanics
rg on the 11th day di •May. •
The Secbgd Ba.talion will meet in Shippenti ,
burg on the lltti day of May o and The 3d Bat
talion will meet in Carlisle-on the 14th of May.
,
The First Regiment . will meet in Newvile
on the 18th tidy of May.
Capt. Sainuel Stuart's Troop, not attached
'•to any Battalion, will meet at the Stone Tavern
on tho. Walnnt Bottom Road; on the 20th day
of May. The above commands will meet pre
isely at ton o'clock, A. M., of each day. OfP
ricers in command of corpplsnics will be 'hold
cosponsible for the good condition of the arms
undiaccoutrernents.
01124 tp SAM'L. CROP, Brig. Ins.
- Estate-of: John - Culbertson, deo'd: --
xTOTICB is-herebrgiyen that letters-of ad :
.I_ll ministration on the estate - of- Jonulburt
son, late df Silver Spjng township, Ctiiiilter ,
land county, dee'd, have this day keen issued
,by the Register in and 'for said eounty,•,to the
subseeibers, wheiTesiile in the said township of
atixerTSPrin g . All parsons having einims or
dennaryds a7ainst the estate of Said deoedent are
rettuestdd to make knomn the sante without de
lay, and thugs indebted to make payment o
WM. CULBERTSON,
WM. KELLER,
ad 24,64 pd
Estate of Elizabet dee'd,
.ETTERK testamentary on the estate of
IA Elizabeth . Kissinger, late_of West Penns
bora ugh - township deed., have beeh granted to'
the :subscriber residint in the.same township.—
All persons having claims against estate of said
- deco dent }yin present them for settlement, and
thos e indebted will make irrimediate payment
to
ap 2.4 ; '50,Gt • „ LEFEVER, A d'mr.
To the Public!
NOTICE is-hereby given, That we the A.
sighees'of Wm G.. Houser, have legal on:
sets a gamst all notes held by George Sailor a
gainst said Houser, and all persoCs are, hereby
cautioned not to buy !aid miper as,We 'Will not
'cold ourselves responsible 16r' the payment of
he same. . JOHN HOUSER', _•
PETER BARNHART,
Assignees of W C HoUser.
MII
Estate of David. Strickler, decd.
LETTERS of Administfation on the estate
,of, David Strickler, late of Hopewell int,
Cuberland county, cleansed, have been grant
ed to the subscribers residing in the same,
township. All • persona having. claims .against
the estato of said decedent will process them
for settleirient, and those indebted to make int ;
mediate payment - go "
J. STRICKLIM, '
Administrators.
ap t7pd
Assignees Notice.
1,50'7,00
i . ...herehy- that--J A.-G -O 13-
.01 BATES, , oI Shiremanstown, has assigned
all his property, real and personal to the sub•
scriber; for the benefit of his creditors; by deed
dated 2d April 1850. All persons indebted to
said Jacob Bates will make payment, and tilde°
having cla i ms against him will present them for,
settle meat to the subscriber; residing in Hemp
-den-township.- - JOHN :RUPP,
nplo,6t'Assignee.
- - _
Estate of Joseph Cra:l; deed.
LETTERS of aaministratien on 'the estate of
Joseph Crall, late of Upper Allen town
ship, Cumberland .county, decd., IM've been
granted to the subscriber, residing in the same
township, All person" knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are required to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims to
_prent ihem:to .JOIIN B COOVER,Adner.
April 3,- 1850.
•
• \''s:Ateiitheti'''Tkiiiiitht.s""'‘"
'THE subscribarhas just received another lo
nf Leather Trunks of,differont-sizes and prices
Also, an assortment of Carpet Bags and Vu
!fins, for salo on reasonable•terms.
SHEET MUSIC
Jost opened a , small lot of Music for Piano,
Elate end Violin, also, Jeannette and Jeatedti,
and a low wher new arp_powilar sunk sale
BONNETS AND LEGI - 10RN. lIATS.
A erect variety of Ladies' Straw Bonne's,
also, Pamela Bonnets and Gentlemen's Leg.
horn I in variety, Bonnet Frames, Crowns
and Tips, &e.
ENII3ROID . ERIES
A great • varicty of Paris Collars,- Brussels
Lace Collars., Swiss and Cambric bisertings
and Edgings, Thread Lace and Bobbin Edg'gs,
,LooM Laces and Cotton Edgings, Lace Capes
'&c„ just opened by _
Mil
T,he .People.'s Line
. Clear the Track -
THE undersigned, by the particular request
of thousands of their Mends, hereby ahmince
to all who seek and love pleasure, that a Icrizrad
Excursion will take place.this .and every day
throughout the season in the beautiful safety
ear "Chea4Wide,” propelled by the low pressure
Vengine "lit-sure," and in wllich all, both old
and young, aro invited to participate. The ex
etarsionvill be conducted upon a plan entirely,
different from any before got up in this neigh
borhood, both for cheapness and dispatch ;, and
%the plealure it will afford= thosOwlie join In it
can scarcely be _estimated. Tickets will be
furnished at half the ;mite! price, and the publid
can start from an Point they please, stopping
only at the CE P AND IMPROVED •
othing Emporium,
next door to Purkholaer'S Hotel 'on West Main
street, where the cheapest and most fashionable
assortment of CLOTHING can.be
our own manufacture—and which wo dun sell
as cheap as they can be bought - at any of the
large city establishments,and 20 per cent. lower
than 'at any other house in this Boro 4 ligh. Wo
respectfully invite the public to take this pleas•.
ant trip to our store, and examine our large as
' sortment of
• CLOTH; DRESS, FROCK AND SACK COATS
or various colors and Styles, Pants. Vests and
Roundabouds, Pea Jackets,, HATS and CAPS;
Shirts and Stockings, Suspenders, Cravats, and
'all the different;prucles neetesary, to constitute
a Gentleman's Wardrobe. Don't forget the
placenext door to Burkholder's • Hotel, to
where we have ust removed.. 'Having a large
assortment of Cloths, Ciissimefes and irestings
on hand, we aro prepared' to' make up to order
all kinds of Clothing at the shortest notice and.
on the most reasonable terms..
RAO M & L STEINER.
House and Sigii Painting.
THE. subscriberFOspecifully iitfornie;the 'eiti
zone of Carlisle arid vicinity that ho has coin•
moncod the abOve business in this borough, and
rospoctfully solicits the public plitronoge. He is
also prepared to do Parlor or Hall wall painting,
plain.or in'sconic and landscape designs—imitn•
ttond of wood and stone. Ho will also aqand to
•Paper Hanging, and every other bran*of his
busittess,•in the best style. 'His shop is in Loa
ther strait, in the carpenter shop formerly -Deco=
'pied by John R Turner, where ho respectfully
.invites the public to call. flavinigitad consider
able experience in every department of his art,
ho foolaconfident of boing.ultha to,romiter sails •
faction to all who'rnay employ, him: • .
aplo - SAMUEL MO WRY•
Manufactory of Pocket BOoRI,
No. szi Chesnut ,Street, above Serol
PHIEADELPHIA. ' ,
•
lisubscriberrespeadly solicits public It't
..
A . lention to his superior and tasteful stock o
. Pocket Books, Banker's Cases,- Bill Books;
•
` . Dressing Cases, Card Cases, Port Mo
.. tuning Purses, Pocket, Knives, and
‘,•• , , other fine Cutlery, Gold Tens, and' • „
' Pencils ' Seger Cases,- Chess '. '
- -
I Men, Back- 'Dentition,. • • ,- • .
Boards,pprninos, &u . t • - -...
I Elia assortment consts of themnosi Tarbiona
rn
ble si?doder t n
styl ,of the finest quality and
e
excellent Workmans i embracteKevorydeeir ,
• ~ablo fancy pattern, witch he-,'-will-at—all-tiinee
' be-prepared to exhibit tl, furnish- wholesale or
I mail on tho'nenet •re sonible torma.,_ •, . . •
• 0:11-Porahatiore. who desire to sup ply them,
' l. lnilves w,ith article's of the best quality-will cone.
1 so 4.their own interests by calling at this es.
1 tatifiehinent, •:'• •:'• • F I - I SMITH,_ , • . •• -,
. . . ...1. ;. '.Pocket Book 'Manufacurer,, ..
i Phila.', neps 4m -32 i Chesnut S treet.
. • -.
Notireci
Admr's
G W lIITNER
of No 51,1842 8, Dr.lCharnbers' heirs .
..do. ; 60, 1842.7, J. P.'Norrie ',., 1 9 -
, - .do.' : 79, 1842 8, George Buehler, ' 380
. `do, • 414,184 l 8, John Plough ' 2 06
do. 129, 41
8, Win. 41'1.0noPo yr. 2 6
r
do. .220, 842 6, Zinger and Bear ' 1 2
i
,- Hdo. --- 9 , 1842 5, J. 41 - ild
,M --- lieftlin - : - 1 - 5
AO, 05;1841 B:Marlin Luther ' J 4
jp:-7 - 157,.1841 7, Pet& Poncato . . ... NT
---. do. '161,.184$ 7, Dirt Agnevr'l heirs rl 74 ,
• a.. ` l6O, 1941,7, Owner Unknown ' 1 , 1.7 1 '
ca•l; 268, 184,11, do.• :' ' Vo.!
‘' J . 65'
do. 4 2i 2,
.1842'8, - 7 de. ' dip.' 1, 55
, do.- 2141841 8, Ati P ut. 'Hureli r a O s - I'Bo .
, . . ~.
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LE. 13k.‘111V SaTED.iANDS.
I. 4!fr.irp• of c7umbit4 atad.Ctenty.
e•
t I
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iIsPUE
8,... ' a V it i ds and anal, I of, : o n il d' e nt. O f ne. u ' n e d o e inms i !
siOne aof Cumberlabd county, and:tp me Air c
tcd, t e follotiFing Tracts and Lob, of Una at
ed Land, situate in Cumberland -county, Meta
Penn
,-
of Penn ylvancaw ill be exposed to Sale by
Public iidUe; on Monday tha,'tentb day :of ~
.Ibne 1 o,!nt-t he _COurt Hou€b iii. thißerrou6h '
of Car 0, cobrityforon id, ancleontidued [by
idiOurnmefii] from,time to, limo, "until - theraro . •
all sold, or as much of each tract or Jot; as xvil_L.'
tin sufficient to defray ..the arretages of Th e
State, Cohint.y, Road and'Peheo , taxelf, . duo: ~., I
thereon and- aosts. - ' - •
,
WM. M. PORTER' • ••••'"
7 C-tolistr•-,- . llPrii,3-1850.—Counly—Treai-urei , --
,
and r rs. -
Warr Mee and,' m.o . ne - ia. . Tds citte ,
Lots. ..<:' . . . . . '
, . .
South .71.hddleta, • ~
27 1839 Jacob Weaver : . , 1.-. 22'
.1.00 ,1845 Jelin -larper, • 2 •59
'44 1848 N -- . John Harper's heirs 1 72 '
5 1846 ' Jacob Marren, ' ,30
1 lot )846 John Walker; 4 28
14 1847-8 Jiimes Gustin's heiri 116
ki -1897 r-. jonathan Gustwino, -•72 -
• - , Newton.
*5O 1840 Wm. Moulder, —• • 25,
9106 1890 .. John Cooper, •• • 25'
-•,903 " _ ' Mathew Duncan, ' 25
428 " • ,Ilbbert Lusk, 52
415 - " Hugh Nicholson, 26 •
401. .t. .... John Nicholson, . _2s. __
903 " Jane Nicholson, '25
• . .Irerihntiddleton.
q_ 21840 Col. Wm. Chambers, " 'SO •
lar- 1839.41 . Mathew lrwie's heirs, 1 56 ~
16 1839.40 Sailer% heirs, 24 -.
800 1843-8 ' Hollenback's heirs, 'l2 55'.
—,
•16 1843et l i i i a u m o p l i ft w h L oads, ,25
saili
~ •
102 1840 6 ' David Herron's heirs, 210 •
• 439 1849 James Reeside & co. 135
- 102 1842.6 John Herron's heirs, 189
400 _ 18.49-5_ - Williani Scott's heirs 581
400 1844.5 " - !.. " 5 81
300 1845.9 ' William Harmed'', 1 31J
25 1845-9 , Fdk. Clippipger's heirs, 1' 89-
403 1895 Elipbeth Miller,
903 1847-9 William Duncan,
401 1847 - 8.9 John Nicholson,
.938 1897-3-9 John Nicholson,
100 11347.8-9 John M. Woodburn
1 1898 B. Reynolds for Her
- ron's heirs, '•
437 1897-9 John flerron's heirs, 312
' . Carlisle.
1 lot 1846 . Soloman Gorgas" heirs- 59- -.-
1 lot 1847 . Henry Newcomer, 60
Silver Spring. .
Andrew Sheeley'e heirs, 15
Joseph Shrull, 66
East Pennsboraugh.„ ,„, .
Neillich &Miller's hake, 12
Shippensburg Borough.
1 lot 1941.4 peter Neal 29
•
Martha 111eKinley,-- , - --4( 06
'Eve Hefieman's heirs, 1 20
XO7IIIIC.
Henry Sidle, 3 60
lartin Diller's heirs, 15
MelBhor Breneman, 26
Michael Eg,e'steirs, , 24
Hopewell.
Harper & Underwood, 2 35
Samuel S. Smith 17
-- johnAlarper, •23
John 51cClune„ 44
'Richard Wood's heirlk 618
•ifeorge throes, - 1 06 -
John Harper's heirs, 429
Dr. W; S: Sharp'irheirt, - 37 -
. Frankford
Jacob Wagner's•heirs - • 47
Christian Failodr ' 27
Perry 's hairs, i (col'd) 58
Henryi hdirs, 28
Henry Shank,
- John
,51agipnis, [Hollen
-back's heiri, 1 47
James McCartney
lenback's heirs, . 1 12
Robert Fatiler's [Hot
lenback's heirs, 2 10
Williams, [Holenbaek's
heirs, • • 1 36
Samuel Reaugh, Hollsn
back's heirs, 4 25
Thomas Densely, Hollen
back's heirs, - 1 92--
Jafhess Parke, Hollen•
back's heir's, . 1 60
•
George Mageeli an, Idol
lenback's heirs. • • 93
William Sanders; [Ceci]' 12 ,
- -
W,Craig McCune, , 25-
Frederick Hoover, 19
William Myers' heirs, 19
Willliam Parker, 22
George Himes, -• .7,7 95 1
Daniel Eckles,
Peter F. Eke,
John Ensming,r,
Andrew J. North, 1
Tiuniun L AJartin ' (John
• John Harper &eo.)
Samuel Gardner, [John ,
Harper Ix en.]
Rosannah Martin, [Jo"
Harper & co.]
Charles Bryan, [John
Harper k 16
James Hoover, 2 52
J a Mee Ell ioit's ire, 46
John Harper's heirs, 128
John ill. Woodb +co, • 160
Isaac B. Parker, 60
base B.,Perker, . 60
Richard Stevenson. - G 6
10 1840
37 1847
1 lot 1840
1 lot 1848
ICI lot 1848
200 1849
1 1849
30, 1849
3 1849
2511 1891.2
11.11 1892
400 — 1843t6 --
25 1841
1 lot 1841
300 1847-9
200 1847-9
-- 4 -1848-9
31 1840
15 1843
5' 1845-6
15 1846
13 1846
153 -1844.7
/32 1844.7
2 1 9..8 18447
116 1844-8
900 ..1894.8
186 1844 8
150 1844-8
16411
1 lot 1898
-12 1840
18 1841
4 1843
20U 1843
247 1846 8
GOO 1847-8
40.'184 -9
105 184 '
25 1847 8
100 LOW
......_,-+
100 1847.
100 1947
100 1847
30 1847 8
2 1848 '
238 1848 9
200' 1848 1
200 1848-9
200 1848-9
25 1848.9
Dickinson.
• 120, 1841, Wm. Craighsad, 420
' • 9, 1841.6, John Jacobs
0, 1841.6, Georte,:tlncobs • 181
4, 1841.6, Peter,Myein 1 21 •
• 5, 1841.5,. Mustine •51
5; 1841.6, Benjamin Malone \57
120, 1841' Abrahani Pilkerton • 28 .
4, 1841-8, Peter Stahlsmith 2 1g
•:
.0, - 1640 • 'Daniel Bower. -2v .
6,1140 , 6; PotorMillar'a hairs- . 68
230, 1840. William &L. Moore 65
10, 1840 William Moor° 10
10.6 or 5, 1840-7, Samuel Northland' 1 .76
5, 1840 George Pencil - 19
6, 1840 , :Jacob Trurnii - " • :. 12
. 6, 1040 Solomon Warner • 12
6, 1840 C. Hartlor and Baker 12 •
• 4. 184,5.8, M. Marten, ° 53 •
• 41,4842 Andrew Kuuse'l •74
9, 1844 6, James Clayman -.f • 82
• 52,180.6, Jacob B. Lyon, , 184
60, 1844-6, James Neely • 4 86
• 200, , 1814.6, Sainuel Woods' h'rs 3 12 •
' 22, 1845 • Geo. Belizhoover 46
. Id, 1815 Prink Smith, con], ' 55 '
I •L0t,.18415 . 'Rebecca Wails , _77 L
13, , '184511ium Bandqrf 6.616
..6;1816 8," John Brough .
38, 1846 6, Brown
6, 1842 David Gripe 18 ,
5, 1845, 6,•Ludwick Creep 49
2i, 1946, John Davis\ 8Q
12, 1845 6, , George Deardorff 24
210, 1846 1 Michael Ege's heirs 902
10; 1845 8, Moaea Funk 97
65, 1845 8, Funk's heirs -. 524
• 6, 1845 6, Archibald Darrel 59
7,;1845 6, John Lem! 42
40, 1846 8, Henry Myers - 1 76
' 28. 1846 8, John Myers • 1 79
57, 1846 8, Philip Myers 3 Be
6, 1846 • • G'ilbet3earight • 40
6, 1845 8, John ireman, Egg. 60 •
. • 22, 18464' Thois M'Clune's he's, 52
5, 1848 ' Adam Ycagy 16.
5, 4147 BiMoradon's heirs 36
~1 Lot, 1847 John Oahorne'e,heire 20
10, 1845 8, N. B. Wirernan's lens .51 •
40, 1848 Thomas Brown' . 1 .68
.Lot, 1&48 Israel OriffeY 90
1 Lot, 1648 :.:•Jacob Little'si heirs . 90
1 Lot, 1848' M. F. Myers ''' •' 60
30, 1848 • William Meals . : 126
40, 18,48 Jas. Nealy's heirs - ' 2 '4O
1 Lan-,113'48 Joseph Ronk . ei.. • • 75
1 Lot,'lBllB .' Geo. Rockey's Mrs
15, 1846 • Wagner & ' - 12
• 30, 1845 6, Frederick Phials 38
'B, 1845 6, Jacob Gips ' 24
; • :".ttrew" Ounibertartli, ,
.
. _
'do: 171;.1895 8, Henry Molf.inno* • 'Oll
• do. 1 , 1895 6, Jacob Zaiglart 46
dr. • fr, , ,,...110;. • • ' do.' • • • '
do . 145, 510 ' • do. . . 41 -
;dn 177, 'ao, .- • ' 41
do 12,18435, Michael Bailin' • 41
'do 28;1842 13, William Allison 11 29 ••
do. .72, 1843 5, J. M. lialdennan 58
‘. ...do 1320892 6, Christ: lialdenniike 1 39.,.
do 1561 18428:John Bpitzbr--- ' .
202, 18924, John Roberta. L 1 93
do, 204:'1842 7, ,Jiiinoo'McGinnier • .1' 14 •
• •do - 27,1842 8, .o...CarOtherir beim -1
.82
' • do. •35,1'8438, do ••• Jo '2 54
• i• 8 4,.48125,.1. 1,, 12
. do" 3, 1846 '•;;G:-Fahnostock.,',4h'ni
• "do . 4, 1 , 899 • do . 30
• 01.;___13,1845-7,.--.Ahenrlturstrhein--58--
do '58,,1842 ti, Philip Smyser '
• -.1 -Lot, 1843 Ab'ni HutiVicheirs of
' Lancaster •• 35
18431, Williantr•Wrillacts . • 1•• f
do - 111, 1844-8, Woody'r dt RobiniVri 1 1507.,
do '6O, 1 . 846-7, Owner Unknown.' 50.
do 159, 1842 6, John Poster . 35
, do 488, 1842 Hogan 's heirs ' 73
do 116, 1842 3,rifeory Miller 15
do 150, 1841 Shriner'steirs. 'l5
do 115, 1841 Corned Bening rWm 15
do 141,1841 - Ab'm Poitrow heirs 15
do 37, 1841 3, Owners Unknown' 1 -15
do 66, 1841 • do do "15
do 172, 1841 3, do " "do 15
do 179, 1841 6, - 'do ie 15
do 123, 1841- do
do 165, 1841 , do do 15
.
AO -18 3,1 81 1. 4, ' , II do 1,47
do 210, 1841 do , do ' 15
do 174, 1841 do- do 16 ,
do 175, 184 4, do. do 96 -•
do 152, 1841 • • do. do . J 1
do• '154, 1841 do do 65, '
do 85, 1842 3, do , do -05 "-
• do-448, 41843 ; do ~' ~ do 110
do ' 176, 1842'3, do. JO • 40,
do, 74, 1843 6, tin do 47 '
do 132, 1847 8, John Bucher' heiri 76
do ' 164, 1847 Owner Unknown 51
do 112. 1847 .do do 61 •
do 122, 1817 8, do do 18
do 68, 1848 - oeorge-Meieke 18
4 Lot, 1842 4 C.-Hershey's heirs —6O
do , 109, 1848 Thomas Warren 83 -
do 145, 4647 . Owner Unknown 12
do 200, 1847 do do 12
do 153, 1847 do , do • 12
do ' 511,. 1847 din , do 12
do - 71,1847.8, do do . '9O .
1 04
2 86
5 30
5 30
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1301 rcia, HE ZIOLIDEINS • -
-Kris.% Kingle's ifead: Quarters, Carlisle, Penn
s the place whore Country Merchants and
I
the public in general, will find the largeit
and best assortment of -
ONFEL:TIONARIES,
ever offer offered in this county, manufacored
of the hest reateriatexpressly for the Eld
and will be old. wholesale or retail at the Old
Stan :Me subscriber, North linnovw street, •
ew doors north of the Bank, where Lill 'am
invited to,call and examine for themselves, as ,
it would be impossible to mention all the varit
cities. He would also call attention to a largo
assortmental Fruits and Nuts, consisting of
'ORAIMES, LEMONS, RAISINS,
Figs, Pruetts, Grapes, Citron, Dates, Almonds,
English Walnuts, Cream Nuts, Filberts, Pea
Nuts, Cocoa Nuts, &c. •Iti connection with . '
the above be has just received a largo assort
merit of English., French and American
TOYS AND - FANCY GOODS,
consisting in part dime French Cara and Sow
ing Baskets of 'entirely , new patterns, Fancy
Boxes, of wood-, paper and , glees, -Wax and
other Doll-hands, Kid and Jointed Dolls, Bas
ket, boll, bone and othei.Rattles, Games and •
Puzzles-of- thelatest-stylejurniture- tea-sets,.----
nine in boxes, fiddles, guitars, pianos, scrota , .
one, harmonicans, drums-, guns, and other arti
cles of yar, Glass and China toys, mantle or
naments, Toole in boxes, woolly dogs, wagons
and wheelbarrows, tubs; cradles, Noah's Arks
masks, marbles of all kinds, fancy soaps, Co
logno, ox marrow,. shaving., cream, hair slid
clothes- , Brushes, - &v. -- He - hes also on .hand a
prime lot of
FRESH GROCERIES,
consisting of Coffees, Tens, Sugars, Molasses,
Crackers, Cheetse, Spices of all kinds,-and.im
foot all articles in the Grocery line, which will
be disposed of at the lowest rates.
Orders from a distatice thankfully received
and promptly attended to. ,
Carlisle, dec 12,'49.
P MON YER.
.r• •
X'atk r .
TA: 'ff y
'c. J. 1Al." 1 . 1
--.WARRANTRILFIRE.,AND_ AIREF PROOP,:AND
FREE FROM DAMPNESS '
THESE . SAFES possess every gust
ification to render them proof against the
- • etrorrof fire or thieves, and of sufficient s,rength
to endure a fall from any story of a burning
building. They are made of 'Ai:ought iron,
being kneed, riveted and Welded together, and
lined- with a perfect non-conducting fire proof'
mineral composition. no. wood Ueing used in
their construction as in the majority of safes
sold by makers. The doors of GAY
LE afes are 'secured with his THIEF
DET amt. and ANTI-GUNPOWDER •
LOCK, which preclUdes the possibility of pick
ing or blowing them-open .with gunpowder.—
Over CWO HUNDRED of these Safes have
bemexposed in accidental fire' to the most in
ttidso heat, ie ninny instances remaining in the
burning rains for several days, and at no time
have they ever been known-to-fail in preserving
their contents. .
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The public are invited to call at the Branch
Depot, No. 10, EXCHANGE PLACE, PHIL
AD ELP HIA, near. Dock• street,, mid examine
the numerous testimonials in favor Ef GAY-'
LER'S SAPES,.aIso the large assortment on •
hand for sale at manufacturers prices, by
JOHN L PIPER, Agenr.
P. S. Also for sale low, new and second
hand Safes of other makers. which have been
taken in part payment - for Gayler's Salaman- -
der's. • [aplo,'6o,3m
Carpets, Carpets.
A SECOND • supply of Ihaperiale Ingrain;
1 - 1. Cotton and Girthing'Carpets, which will
be sold cheaperthan. canhe bought at any other
establishment in the Borough, -----
LADIES'.& CHILDREN'S' SHOES. •
Just received:another , lot of Ladies' Walking._
Slippers, Buskins and Gaiters, of the
lateSt shapes and best Philadaphia mantifac:
lure. Also, a. beautiful of Chil
dion's Shoes. Boots and Slippers. -
CARPET BADS •• AND' TRAVELLING '
T ILU NES: .
A largo Qupely of 'Pranks 'and Travelling
Bags'of a superior quality, just recOived.
BONNET§.! BONNETS? . • ' •
The attention...al the Ladies is particularlyin,i.
vited-to my large and splendid assortment of.
BONNETS of . kinds,- prices and qualities - .
Also, a very , arge*d'heautiful lot of, Bonnet
ibbons, selling very low at the cheap store of
CHAS. OGILBY-
. Chiiimey Board' Papers;
UST opened a variety 01 Paper for eoverwl
V ing chimney boards. 'MIR for. Window
BUnde... An entirely - new Wheelbarrow for O
[apt7] G W HITHER.
Cedar . Ware;
"'UST received at the obesp.Hardivareatore
elite subscriber in East High Street, •
complete assortmentof Tithe; Buckets, Churn*, '• •
dLc„ &c,.LAlso--Duponte .Bilkl-aud-Blaatiairr
"P.Mvder,-which wiltbe told very, cheap by
Jan. 23d 185 P. :HENRY,;S'AXPON--,
Bread without Yeast!
AND the best FAMILY SOFT SOAR' can.
be made' randy for Bakety and.uso in a few
minutes by the using of "Bobbital''Powders.—
Far cadent the atom oh , ' SW. EBY. •
• March 6. •
•
.....Weavlng, *Weaving. -
• •
•..
eI.EO,RGE•BERG iveuld'resPeetfully inform
..
ur the citizens of ("tali&le k that .he 'has open
ed' a 'shiip inrtiiSrstreet, second door from the
corner of Loather street, where he mil! attend'
Ito the- Weaving-4g Carpeting; Table Linen,.,.,
,ACkiverlets, 'wad: all* other kinds 'of work, lit .a
- "style that he M. confident will give satisfaetion',,
. all who may favor hint with their patronage..
The public reatmatfullis solieited;to Mt _
a . •
•
I 710! For Califoriefa... ,
•
WEridiiise every Persowhe desireirto go ,
td. the Gold R n. egibni.to prepare them
selves with •GLOTILING: suitable. for. they
Country` and eliinate. e .andyou will find them or .
every'deseriptiem and also to your advantage'
at . TR:OUTMAN .•& MAY'S
• Cheap ,Cliothing•Sitire;..ln,Nbrth flabeirer
above Leutlier: e., •
5
4
710 1- FOra !foyer - 4'o. B mi , .
I ;,..paccesiors to
,ko in k, fil d mu m)
et .C° l ll 7ll 9 t! l d d t r tAtres a nt
ue e nie e rei r n t w e roda l rio n e, PrOducd, Opal, Plaater„,.. , ;
Salt,-Fish;lfac . ors, pw.d9f;
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