liERALD END EXPOSITOR,
. • CARLISLE, PENNIA.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
• .• IN CUMBECLAND COUNTY!
rerins—l'wo , DUllars a . yeat, or One Dollhr and
Pffty
.Cents,..ff punctually paid in advance.
$1175 if paid-within the year.
• DICKINSON COLLEGE
C*IIIINCEMENT
.The examinations will -Commence on
Wednesday, July 3d, at 8 o'clock A. M.
The Sophomore exhibition, on Tues.
dity'the 9th, at 8 o'clock, P. M.
The Meeting dam Board of Trustees,
on Wednesday the ,10th,. at 'B''o'clock.
The address before the Belles' Lettres
ociety on the some day, at 11 o'clock,
A. M. by President PECKS
The address before. the General
on. Philosophical ',Society, on the same
day, at 8 o'clock, P; M., by President
ALLEN, of Girari College.
The Commencement exercises, on ,
Thursday the Ilth,, at.lo o'clock, A. M.'
Local Noting& . 4 ,,
10:07 We are authoriiecr to state that
foreign notes, ofit less denomination than
five dollars, will not be received at the
Carlisle Deposife , Bank the lit of
July next. •
-----Ths examinations of our Public
Schools, commenced on Monday morn
_ ing, and are a now in progress. The-Fe
male High School, in charge of Misp
Bendel, will hold its examination, and
exhibition of drawing, painting and 'or
namental sewingo&c. in Education Hall,
- of
Main will,take place on Friday af
ternoon, in the room of the Female High
School. The other Schools will be ex
amined-in their respective rooms. A
general exhibition of the High Schools
' T will take place on Friday evening, in
Education Hall, when a very interesting,
may be expected. We 'hope parents
and friends of education generally will
make it a point orteing present. The
character of the schook and the progresS,
. of pupils, cannot be more advantageously
seen than upon these occasions. , • •
_ —After a-protracted seasOn of ex
tremely dry weather, a terrific thunder .
storm occurred oti Saturday night last,
which poureita deluge of rain ori the_
parched earth. -It lasted but, an hour or ,
two, and the farmers have since had the
most favorable weather for :hay-making,
in which most of them are• now bt s isily
_ engage We ',regret to 'hear,. that a
Barn, - on he 'farm of Mr. Greer, several
miles east of town, waspruck ,by light
ning and entirely .consumed. A horse
• 'and two cows Were burnt to death; and,
a threshing, machine, and some other ar
ticles destroyed. We'have heard of no,
other serious injuries frotn the storm, al
though the grnin.has probably in sonie
places bees morn or less.nrostiated...
- °Su mar itambles. . , -
A contempry , -remarks (and we
quote a portion of his remarks 'because
theyssie apropos to Cumberland CouiT
which had so many • fine summer reso to
within its borders,) that rthahit has
.
late
ly grown up of/ recognising' some local'
point of attraction; and"Sssemb.ling there
.in the heat ofrsurnmers, which. is.. wor
they of all praise. Beside the class
who-have leisure and Teens for a 'trip
to and 'sojourn- at Niagara, Saratoga and .
other faslionable resorts, .there are hun
dredsin every County :who could well
• afford to spenka week or two, at some
popular gathering-place in their own vi
' cinity. Even thrifty farmers, :after the
exacting _toils of haying and summer's
harvesting are over,rnight' afford,, them
- selyerf a few days of repose knd' relax
ation before entering - upon the. more
inpd
' erate. labors-of the nuturnot harvest. "--••
Let 'us not consider the time rtedenad
ii-ey wasted. thatluch :a visit would Absorb.
(17 . pavel,jghtly , improved, - is Eduoafton ;
relaxation= is revival of strength; social
intercourse implies rtfigetrient . and en
largement of viows. .° The, farmer,' the
mechanic,' file professional man, drive
through
through their work in• season • to ejoy
a sultry week amid the. loai - y shade's:Of
an island watering-pl i ace,'. or' inhale the
fresh breezes that beasy their Fong, dalli
once - With the . ocean's billows: The
time thtia errizloyed'is' by Demeans was
ted... The farmer compares notes wjth
. his brother fanners; ,and 'Abe. discovery msda . orimproved process •alfoithd
Ly
onejbecodes heneeforth:_the2. osstAi
of all; so With the "meefianie;
world of At and Invention whose mar
vels each year sees. double. ',The."citi- ,
Zens of County - thus come to know.
and appreciate each other. They
cuss at leisure -rli)s. affairs of. the State
and Nation; local interests. and Jocal ads
vantages are better undersitood by' them;
and the, general result is . unquestionably
a diflusion of sound views and a wea
ring ,pway of prejudices. A County or
District whose : people have thus a recog
• ni4ed point of re-union and a habit of
assembling there in the heat of the sum.
• mer—not merely for a day's festivity,
but for a week's social _intercourse and
. enjoyment—will in a few years ,enjoy
an evident superiority over. one desti
tute of such a. tatherini-place. Of
course, 'are n2Ot noW considering . the
case-of those who know no better. in this
ISW than to make beasts of themselves
with Alchoholic poiso s n—these can come
to, me 'good,
,n t home or abroad. But
Men_ of sense and of observation, who
know. how at, the 'Same time to enjoy'
relaxation and improv e it, can beteraf
foid to give themselves q Week's; rest in
the coarse of 'a summer 'Of hard work
than to go...without it, and.' vt;(3 trust that,
the . habit of assembling tit Watering pla;
cee i= delitined to become very generalf
-- COMMON SCECOOZA..
Kr9,minatione . for the vizr 1850, will be held
as folletes, v 4 : •
PRIMARY DEPARTIV ENT.,
1, Sclibols No. 4,.5 and 6, la ht by lliis
Edmond, Aline IVrtGlellun and Mt 5,..130117Tir
ho examined on Monday ,morning, June 24, t
8o'clock:
2. sa os is No. ', 2 and 3, tOught by'Mrt
Caufman, Miss Wightman and Miss Relate'
in the afternoon of the same day, coininoncini
ad 2 o'clock. ' • -- . .
-==3::Sebools-No.-9-andA 0,-under-411e—en re-(
Mr. Tripner and Mr. ,Quigley, on Tuesda ,
morning, Juno 25, at 8 o'clock.
4. Schools No-7 and B,•utidet the care
Miss Wilson and Miss Webber, on Tuesda
afternoon, at ,2 o'clock.
The classes for transfer in the 'Primary De
partment, will be finally examined at the con
clusion 9f the other exercises, in their several
school-rlsorns.
SECONDARY DEPARTMENT AND
HIGH SCHOOLS. -
5, The Male High School taught by Mr.
Batt, on - Wednesday morning, June 26, at 8
o'clock.
6.! School No. I.l,"under the care of Mr. See=
right, on the afternoon of the same day, at '2.
o'clock.
7- The Female High School under the care.
of Miss Hondel, on Thursday morning, June.
27, at 8 o'clock.
.8. School No. 13, taught by Miss Underwood.
in the'afternoon of the same day, at 2 o'clock.
9. School No. 14, taught by Mr. Eck les, on
Friday morhing, June 28, at 8 o'clock.
10. School No. 12, taught by Miss Main, on
Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ,
On Friday evening at 7} o'clock, thorn -will
tie an exhibition by the two High Schobls, in
Education Hall, of Declamation, Composition,
and other intereating exercises and examina
tions accompanied by a•Sclect Choir of Vocal
Music.
On Saturday morning, tho• 29th of June, tho
examinations for transfer trom the Secondary
Department, wilbtake place inEducation H,
at 7 o'clock, A. M. where all the scholars' re- I
commanded for transfer from the Secondary
Department, and all the Teachers are required,
to attend, at the 'close of which, the school
will be dismissed for the vat. .-'
Parents and the public gen ally nie invited
to attend the examinations, and
EXAMINATIONS AND EXHIBITION'S..
The gentlemen named in the follciwjng sched
ule, aro respectfully invited to attehdthe exam
inations 'a visiting commisceovithrthe Db,
rector's, as follows:.
Sec.l . Messrs. Blair end Goodyear, to vi sit
and..examine-the-follawing-sehools,-toget!ner—
with the gentlethen herewith named, 1.0
W-11 Millar, Esq., Rev Mr. Hoffman,- BleV Mr
Johnson, Rev J 'frown; H S Ritter. Joseph
Wilson, J K Boyer, Charles Bell, P B Smith,
Robert Lumberton tins Jolitt D Gorges
.
_
Schools to . be visited:—No 2. Misi-Wight
"man-5. Miss McClellan-8. Miss Vilebber—•
9; sir. 'cripnerl Mr.: Searight- , 12: Miss
Mniti-13. Miss Underwood—HA...Mt Bekels
—l5. Miss .Hendel—lG. Mr. Batt.
See. 2. Me4rs. Davidson and MOE 'eely, to
vii!,and,.exataitte.„WlSit,tligofollowing g entlenfEn
illd'S:SoOlsi herewith named : Rev A. Kremer, ..
Rev Mr Thorne, Ephraim. Cornets n, Jacob
Shrom„Dr.S.Ellimt, Joseph W Parton, Beni , :
F. Eehletnan, L. Todd, F .
,sq. J C Nortcht, J.
.13 Branco, David Sipe, DI. NV W Delo and -:i \,_
Loudon:
Schools to o visited—No. - 1. Mrs. Csufman,.
--3. Miss R ichter-7 . 14Iiis Wilson-9. Mr.
Tripner-11. Mr. Searight--12. Miss Main
-13. Miss Underwood-14. Mr. Eckles--15.
Miss litmdel- - -16: Mr. Batt.
_3w-3—Messrs, Hamilton and - Skiles;"te'vitiit --
- and examine the following schools, together
with tha.gentlemen herewith named, viz : Rev.
Mr Wing, Rev .1 II Devimi - ey, J..Colwell,F.sq.
Di .1 MeCiaiugh. G WY Hinter, E M Biddle,
T C Stevenson, Dr. A. W.,,,Lohneli,E.l3.entlV,-
W - M - Porter, Dr I'LOOrefs, Silcoh S Enlist and
-John H'Weaver. . ,
to be 1/181i ed--No 4. Mik4 licintond
G. lfigßoll-10. Mr. Quigley-7: Miss Wil
son4ll: Mr Searight-12. Miss Mitin—l3.
Miss Underwood—Mr. Eckles--1 , 5.
dul-46..- Mr +Batt.. •
• T- SKILES, • •
•
• J•e;QODYEAR, Jr:
J RAMIE:I'O , N,
• Committee of 4oraogenient.,•:
Carlisle, Jinie 19, 1950.
1Iont: lattcr :
Kr Thomson's Bank, Note Reporter giyei the
annexedi nnotalcons of broken batik notes and
Mist of new couiftelleito—.
. Latest Counterfeits-Is on 'the Engle , ' Bank,
IL. 11..raosanior. •
Po.; 2s'oti the State -Rank, Vormont;‘,los on.
the Bank...of 'Owego,- N. 3s. 'on the Selein.
Ihmk, Mass; 5s on the City Bank of Columbus..
Ohio; 20s on the Somerset Connty, Bank, N „T;`,.
5s on, tho'Ocoan Bank, N Y; .5s on
.the Union
Bank, Md; 5s on the
. Miner'e Bank, of Utica,.
N Y; 205.0 n the Bank of Kentucky, Ss on the:
James Bank, N Y; Ms. on the 'Great Falls
Bank, NE; ps-on the Knickerbocker Bank,
N Y ; lib on the .Sobierset County Bank,, N):
THE intok.r.N.BANitf.
, Failed
Hamilton. Bank, R r June 5, 1849 cent's_
Bank of Norwalk, 0. Jan-3,-1849 .50 cents
Bank cif Sandualq,do Jan 4, 1849 .30 cents-
Canal Bank, Albany, July 11,a1.10 A. 31 99 Cents
Bank of Wooster, 0 Marc.h 29 20 cents•
Delaware'Brldge, .7,ai.:10-.a.at 10 cents°
.Atlas Banat;, c real est r nt notes 70 cents ,
Z N:Y. tub n0te9.95 cents
4.)DANGSROI.7ICQIINTERFEIT%--The Reading
fdurnal says, several Ten Dollar notes on tho
now-Dank - were passed in jibe vi
cinity of Reading the' lost low days.=
They are calculated to.ldeceiv.e,,as no cOhnter
terfeits have yet been reported upon this flank.
They may he readily detected by the central
vignette,•which in - thq.codriterfeit is an eagle.=
The genuine 10's of this Bank have a central
vigiiette repretienting.a furnaceip full hlast,with.
men at work, die, The public . should be on:
their guard • in receiving the notes of this Bank,
its several'men passed through Heading; a day.
QT two ago,-aotively engaged ip passing otTthesei
spurious notes, in-which they hgve been only.
too successful. Ott-We anw-,ope of these court'
corfeits in.Cnrlisle on Mcdulay lost:.
tit!) Illarkets,
lie ORLI:I VA...lane •
FLOUR - continues very ontrifew hun,
dred "brls2suld, mostly Tor home twersi
standa'id, • #s,37l 'l'C ., ,tetfeer• bands; and 415,021"f0r
extra. The stook is much ,roduted and hfilders geft—.•
crafty ilrfit• , • '
RYE FLOUR and Corn hical.—Nochunge
WIIUAT—Is in demand; with little er niarrfl\
vrg; a sale 01 - 2900 bush.v?ime white,•Wa '
at 130 c ; tdbds m k to 120 a 122 c. : , /
CORN—vet? littlo,otierlog and tfia deniand good ;-•
Irdmo'inferfor . loSnirrad at 60 its.
.oylS—stcady, and 4 a 5000 bdshe Is Fennaylva—
tiffi brought 43k CO..
MEE
T • t s -.61 - lalniLraLitiErM)
tiCSI - Oekestv York on the-lOttrinstrint;s-by--
the Rev. Thome,' 11. Skinner, Jr.; Mee llAnnliT
VAN /LUKEN, of New York, arid JAB, GEDDEm,
CRA lon NAV, of Northumberland,.Pa.
DIM*.
. •
.
I ' r oA.Thur day morning th Lath instant , at the res—
idence of or son,' James W. Allen, in Newton tp.,
of cancer in the face, Mrs. CATHAIIIMIC Lttno, aged
85 years
. (1 , 7 make, late widow - of James Laird
. of title cola ty, and fiirmer widow ofJamdn * Mien or
the city' f Baltimore. Baltimore papers please copy.
r in South Middleton ,township, on' the 7111 that.,
Manttaurr;.wile of Mr; - Androvir
(Sidi your of her age. •
Trustee's Sale, .4.
THE
THE subscriber,,by an order of the Orphans
Court el, Cumberlaufl county, will expose to
public sale, on the promises, on SATURDAY,
thd Gth day of July, 1850, nt 2 o'clock,- I', M.
that desirable DWELLING
HOUSE and lot of GROUND,
situate on the North-Went ger
-1 Inor of Loather and West arteets,
; Carlisle, containing 'GO foot in
front,- on Liiuther street, and 210 feet in depth,
mt . :West street, being-the , ,property-nf—the Into
Joseph Halbert, dee'd. • Terme made ;kn own
on the,day of sale. •
JACOB' strgom; Minim
Elastic Doll Heads.
A new and bealgifit; Article,
insELIEVED tto he superior to anythin:c.f
paths
_kind ever bofere manufactured. Being
Elastic, will not break by falling. Painted l's
oil, when soiled may be washed with soap and
water, and - readily:restored to their engine!.
benutY. Their' durability and cheapness will,
be fully demonstrated when duly tested.
targe.lot of.tho above 'received by express, 4 t
Krtaa Ring/o's Head Quarters, in , North nano -
vet street. . • .
. .
P. PI 0 NYER, Proprietor
Carlisle. Juno, po'so.
donotitutiou of Voin'a
• - RELATIVE Tt,
Ainendtnetti of the Constitution.
ESOLPED'fIy the Senate and Iroise of
Jak, Representatives of the Coinmonteealth 'of
Pennsylvania, in. General Assembly met, That
the Constitution of this Commonwealth be a
mended in the second section of the fifth article,
so that itshail rend as The Judges .of
the Supreme Court, of the several Courts of
Common Pleas, and of such other Ceitris of
Record as are or shall be established by law,
'shall be:elected by the qualified electors of the
Comnionwealth, in the manner following to wit:
The Judges of the Supreme Court, by the qual
ified electors. ot the Commonwealth at large;
the President Judges of the several 'COurts , of
Common - Pleas; mid of such other Courts of
Record as are or shall . be established' by law,
and all other Judges required to be learned in .
the law, by the qualified electors of the respec
tive districts over which, they are to preside or
act as Jptiges and the Associate Judges of the
Courts of Common Pleas by the hunlified cleat
ors °Me counties respectively.. The Judges
of the Supreme Court shall hold their offices f6r,
the term of fifteen years, if they shall 80 long
behave themselYeS well, (subject to' the, allot
ment hereinafter proyljled for, subsequent to the .
first election)) ihe.Tresident Judges of the stiVe
ral Courts of Coriuncin Pleas. and of such. other
Courti of. Record as are or shall be established
by law; and all other Juiloes required to be
learned
.in the law, shall hold." their offices for
the term of_ ten years, if they_ shall so long lie
have-themselves well; the Associate Judges of
the CoUrts ot Cunimod Pleas shall hold their
offices for the term of five years, it they shall so
lotig'behave themselves wellp , all of whom shall
be commissioned by the Governor; 'bidder any
reasonable cmeo, which shall Rot be sufficient
gitiunds.ol impeachment. the Governor shall re
move any orAltem. on the address of two-thirds
ofenctritranth-tifille-watitlit'?:-Tlier-fii`ire
lection Shall take place at the general election of
this Cominonwealth - neiCalter the gdoption of
.thidi amendment, and . the commissions of all the
,futlges who-may be then in office shall expire on
the first: -Mondayof December - following, when
the terms of the new JudgeSshall pommence.- , -
The persobs who 'shall then,be elected Judges of
the Supreme Co;irt shall hold their °irides na•fol
lows : Coe -of them for three yerri, on6•for six.
.years, otte for nineyilars, one, for twelve years,-
and one fer,fifteemyears, the term oceach to be
-decided by lot by the said Judges, as-soon after.
the election as convenient, flud the result teal=
fled by them to the Governor - , that the -commis
siOni nisy be issued in accordance thereto.. The-
Judge . wlfose commission . will first expire shall'
he Chief Justice ;luring ::is term, and thereafter
each Judge - whose commission shalt first expire.
shall in turn be the Chief Justice, and if two or
more commissions shall expire on the sarnetlay . ,
the Judges holding them shall decide by lot which
shall be the chief. Justice. Any Vacancies, har
ening by death, rbsignation or otherwise, in
an - Tot the - Said Courts, 411111 he filled hsy- ap
pointinent by the Governor, to Continue till the
first Monday of December succeeding the , lima
general electidn: The Judges or the Supreme
Court um' the Pre..6(lmila of the several Coasts
-of Common:Tic:is slitilloit-Sbadd times, receive • •
for 'theiraervices an, adequate cOmplaisatjou, to
be fixed by law, which. bhall not. be . fiiminislied
ffurinfftheir conthmance in office ; but they shall
receive no fees or perrptisitea Of office, noi• hold
any otherVliee of, profit under this Corothoti
,wealth, or undeirthe Government. of tbe'United
, States, or any oilier State of this Union. The'
Judges of the Suprenie court, during theiryton,
tinuthice in office, shall reside within this Com
monwetiftlit and the other- their
*entitle:wee is office shall reside within the dis
triet.Or county for'Whielt they..werit respei-ripely,
elected:.
.
. .
J S MoCALMONT,
. ,
Speaker of the Houre'of Representatives.
~,V 111?,ST,
. Speaker of thekSenate
• SENATE:. c.trAmBER., ,
14irrisbitrg, Jangar s y 28,18502... d.
•' .1, Samuel' W. •Pearson, Chief ,Clerk 'of'the
P'" , ari f0nt0x1 , ....:a,
tliectorcgoing resolution . , CS.. 10.°n the Senate
010 of the present session,)- entitled' "Resolution
reltitive.to an amendnient, of the Gonsti,tuttori,i'—
it being-tile smile resolution whiefrs *agreed
to by a majority of die pleiribers',elected . to each
House of the last Legislatifre—lifter having been
duly considered and discussed, was this day a
greed to by a majority ortVe members elected
to itud,,serving in the iyeirate of Itennsylvania, at
Its'present session, as will apt,oar by their' votes
gircp,ori the final, passage of the resolution its
follows, viz : •
Those voting in 'favor of the resol Arno were,
Jones Brooke," .1. Vorte'r Brow ley, William
,A Crabb, JoYeithati 4 CcOmingliam Thomas S.
FeiaiOn Thonins7li ForSYth, Gliarle4". Fridley,
It di& t W
.Gtteriy
sey,
.flarildtt, !sand (logos, 'Timothy
lvei, Joshua Y Jones, Joseph lionig(nacher,
Geerge 'Y.' Lawrence, illax well McCasiiii, new,
Ntiloire, Benjamin iNtattliiits; Ilenry s - A
:Mutt lenberg r Williant..F. 'PackeroWpt It. Saih.l i
lerfDavid Stlnkev, Pcleg B 4averv,.C.oliraci Shi•
rner, Robert C Sterrett, Dailiel Stine,Parris B.
StreeterrdOhn, 'Witlkcei.and . Valall,...Best,..
Sfigker--Yentr29. - '. _ •.
.Tliope. voting against the passage Of the rest),
luticairwere; George Dar sfe, Augustus Drum
Alexrander,King—Matka.
Extract from tlid4outitiar •
.SANIVBE W. PENRSON,
Clerk.
pal pr
,
. THE 110 USE OF IT- -
~REFRESENTATIVES
iiarriskurg, ;March, 15,^1850.1
NE
I, William Jack; Chief ma* of the House of
Representatives of l'etutsylvania,,do hereby cer
tify that .th'e . fot egoing resolution, (No. 10 on the
,Senate tile, and Not 211 du the .1-louse Journal of
theyresets.sesition,) entitled " Resolution relit.
tare to, .thd amendment orthe - Conititutiott,'.'—
ix being the same.residutiOvidtich was agreed_to
by'livajority_pf.tlie Membhrp elected, to each
1 - 1011se of the last:Legisletureafter itavingteen
duly'eoniiiißrAl'sand discussed, was this Iday t•
greed to bylit',,tnajortty_of tint members elected
to and serving fn the "'QUM' of Representatives
of Penitaylvapta, at its . ..present session, as: will
.appear by their yoted, glven on the tinnl passage
of thoyesolptioni folloWs, viz; A -
• Those yoting in • factor. of the miasnge ,of the
resOlutionovere,Jtilin Acker, JolMXlliscitc, Wm
Bitker,4tohea% Baltliviti David Bent, Craig
Biddlederemiah john S Unseen, William
Brindle, - Daniel. Brower h gsse• ft Burden.
Jolt Ce'ssiin,•llenr): Clinreli,Joliii N. Conyng•
ham', Sylvester. Crldland,„Uenjamia G. David,
J: Dobbins, J Mes - P. Do w ner, 'Fhomas
Dunean, William Duna, William Emmy, John C
NVillipin Evans, A. Scott .Ewing; Alex—
ander $. Feather, James Flowers, Benjamin
P. - Fortiier, Alexander Gibboae .„ Thomas F.
Grier, Joseph 11 Grithis . osepit =u ef,lnebb
S- lrahleinan, George 11-dart, Let art Hart, John
Hastings, William J. Hemphill, John Hoge, II
Huplet; Lcwiti llurford, Wnshington J Jackson,
Nicholas Joiies;Joho W Killinger, Charles E
Kinkead,Roberl — Klotz, Harrison 1 Lai rti,Morris
LeechdonntlitiolD Lee!, Anson Leonard, James
J Lewis, Henry Lillie; Jonas R McClintoclq
John P McCullough, Alexander C MaCtirdy,
- John McLaughlin. John McLean, Siiinuel Marx,
John B Meek, Michael.. Meyers, John Minn.,
Joseph.o Molloy, John D•Morrls, William T
Morrison, Ezekiel Mowry, Edward. N ickleson,
Jacob Nissly,.Charles'ONcill, John .13 .Packer.
Joseph C Pon l3 ll, James C Reid, .lohn S Rimy'
Lewis Roberts, annmeLltobinson,..lolin Plinth!
erford, Glenni W. SJoheldiThomas - C Set:miler,
William Slia&er, Richard Simpson, Eli Slifer,
William Smith, William A .Smith, Daniel M.
Smyser ; William 11 Soutler,'Thantts C
David Steward, Chillies- Stockwell, Edwin. C
Trone, Andrew Wade, Robert. CVs taker, Tho.
man Watson., Sidney 13 Wells, Hiram . A WU'.
HMS, Daniel r Zerbey and Joan S. 'McCalmont,
Speaker—Yeas 87.
Those voting 'against the. passage, of the retro.
lotion Were, Augustus K. Corny!), David Evans
and James NI Porter—Nays 3.•
Extract from the Joirnal,
WILLIAM J
Filed 111tirTh IS, 1850. Y
, A
Pee. cf Commonwealth.
Penttsyliania . as
do certify that the above and foregoing. hi
true and correct copy of thq ; prigionl resolution
of the General Assembly, zntitiell "Resolution
relative to on amendment of the Constitution,"
as the same remains on file in Ace.
In iestiretiny wherbot have hereunto
L.S.set my hand, mud caused to he of . s" thmtial,of thi Seerotary's Office, nt Bar
risburg, thtefifleciill) day of June, limo Domini
one thoustnitl hundred and fifiJ7 - •
jit2B,'so,,Sm' • See of the Conintoneeeolt&t•--
itexteintion
SECRETARY'S PTFACE
4J'ateriq
w Iva sxl.
• -11234 RY COUNT
THE undersigned bSgs lei
public,that lie has recent)
WARM SPRINGS, in Per
Sylvania; and has impre'ved a
bdildingga for the entertainine i
Flo calenlated to inaurh co
once to-filMlib—niay-feel-di-
, .
the establishment. .
Those Springuare situate on the bank of,
and empty into fitierman'se els, a stream as
sociated with the thrilling se es between the
early settlers of that part of ennsylitinin and .
the aborigines, whose hunti grounds lay on
its margin. They nrealeve miles from Car
lisle, (ffircitigh which the C berland Valley
Railroad passes from Chamb sburg to Harris
burg,) from which place vlsit:s can at all timed - '
obtain excellent conveyance: Those also from
the east, wishing to reach, 4: Spring by the
Central Railroad. eon do so , taking passage
to the Duneannon Iron Wor :, (thirteen miles
distant 'from the Springs,) :ere coaches are
constantly in readiness to co cythern thither ;
and those coming from the set on.the same
coed, at all times obtain has einiveyanees at
the' Railroad Hotel at Newpo , winch is but a
few miles distant from the SP ngs. •_ ,
arequalities of the wate. f these Springs
hrES MOElt extraordinary inde, for-the speedy.
and permanent cure of . Scro las, Eruptions of
the'Skin, and every.specien:. Cutaneous dis•
eases. He' has, hUnklreds of rtificates, show..
trig the viOndefful cures die: ed by . .using . this
water internally, and by bat: g in it; obtained
as well from Strangers as fro those residing in
the immediate naighborlieo: of the Springs,
who have not enri-experie ced the infallible
efficacy of the water themse es, buthaie Wit
m cl
esse' .the same upon other Prof.;James C.
Booth has anal'y'zed the writ sand found them
to contain 9.2 grains of soli matter in the g , .1%
lon,.whichts composed - as f lows:. . '.,
Carbonate, of lime - - : 2.667
, . ot 'magneeia • 1.938
Alkaline salts, chiefly chlori es, with
opOrtion of sulphate •
Silicia • - t ,
Organic matter
. ,
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9-460
Ther&arealsoet the samq place hid( a dq;en
of other springs„-of different descriptions,
mong which is one - of 'stilplitr -and ono of cold
water. e
It maybe proper to stator why.n . litawledge
of the extraordinly. Medical .. qualities of these,
Spritlolns not been more, extensfidiy - finown
than to indicated the ckrtificates of those •
only' Whq have resided -in 'befit - immediate
neighborhood. Years am the property fell,
into•the hands of a number pf hairs, whO worm':
indisposed to undertake the: responsibility of• '
frisking it a place of- public entertamt - nent;',as a.
business,—prolably,..becaute2„the.„patronago
the public would not have justified the under
talung,ms at-that • time, (before the spirit of
public improvements by Canals and 'Railroads ,
had rendered distant and 'diffiearnoinitq. ~
speedyand cheap access,) its location was out
.of the way, and the. roads to it rough and almost
impassable. At•the. death of Mr. liengedy it
_fell into the hands of heire, neither of whom
scooted dispOsell to take hold of it,-biutiletteril
it io tenants; more for the_eultivation •of the
land, than a regard to the use 111 the
It was 'finally tented to Mr. Hippie, (now pro..
primer Of ti larges.,,,Hotel, in Tremont, Pennsyl
vani,p,) who made arrangements to accommo-
date• the public , ; and during his t cult, inany,in
villids availed - themselves of tins oppottundv - to
visit - and - tesrits - medical
pie, however, retired in a short time, and the
property'again fell into,.* fiends of the:heirs,
and remained no untirproceedines Wore insti
rifted in the Orpligns'lCourt, by the heirs for
•its-solo, -Itwas_then, sold and tli6 subscriber
became the purchaSer. With the exception di
the short time it was lick! by 'Mr. Fipple it re
mained
in the hands of the heirs without. ar*
-efforts to bring it into.notiqc.: -
The country round the Springs and neighs
borhood •is- diverSitied by cultivation,, and is
beautifully wildtand picturesque' in scenery, a
bminding jn game,-Whilo the stream passing
through the property affords fine fishing. Every
attention will b.e'paid to - the comfortand conve
nienep of guests, and the charges - so moderate,
that fill may'avil theinkelves of the benefits of
the Water. • ' If. H. ETTER,
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,4~~' L:'3u'3^~c.T' Cam} C{:3:x~'~-"
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING•'
.efFIE subscriber, Melina
jLgyatifigsj with the success , which
has.attendedlis nianaremerirel Al t e
s: a sonson, line • ,
-iecte r aFed his elforta to
'rericler,the plreSe and accomModations still-morn
inciting and comfortable. -
Ample provision hakboet(Made tor the va
rious modus of 13uthing;', %kfith. either 'Warm,
Cgidvor Sulphur . also Ipr Gymbaatic
exbrlcise mid pristime aninsement.
The salubrity of .the situation, rho highly
Medical: quality of tile Spring, the splendid
.Mountain Scenery, witliehliging,and competent
Servants, and a strong , desire on the part of the
Proprietor tO.make his friends comfortable and
'happy, arc sortie of the inducements offered to
Visitors, both volid.and invalid, who desire ei
'tiler an occasion for innocent enjoyment, oP e
pose and restoration to health. •
The Spring is situ
ated in CUMBERLAND
COUNTCOUNTY, PA., about eighteen miles North-
Wost.of
_,
It Is accessible by Railroad
from Philadelphia to Nbwville, and thence eight
miles.by stags to the Spring. Passengers leav
ing Phiradelphia in the morning arrive at the
'Spring early the same evening. The house will
bo open for visitors on and after the 10th day of
June. r,
Boarding
Families,
* Transiont•Visitors
=I
The subsCribtir has- the plenum of referring
to his numerous patrons who favoured him with
their company during the last sesson,among
whom are—
Samuel Gillespie, W. T. Snodgrass, C. M.
Reynolds, H. C. Blair, .Alexander ;Cosier,
Philadelphia.
Rev. Di. De Witt, Hon. Wm. Dock, A. J.
Jones, l.sq, Harrisburg.
Hr. Header, W. G. Reed, EN., Chambers
burg.
Doubling Gap, Juno, 1856.
June 5,2 m. SCOTT COYLE, Proprietor.
Carlisle SulphutyBprings.
THESE celebrated Springs, situated
in ono of the moat beautifulkhealthy &
•Erti , romantic parts of Cumberland county,
I kave . ately been refitted, and are now ready
for the accommodation of any number of board
ers and visitors: They era lour miles north of
Carlisle, and within onamilo of the north-menu-.
tain whore at all seasons game can be loand
in'abundance. The Conedognirat Creek runs
within two miles of Ale establishment, afford
: ing a .mo opportunity for pleasure and . oxereise
to those wit., are fund of angling.
The.proprietor deems it altogether unneces
sary .to say anything in regard to the medicinal
virtuorof the water., as the numorpus_p'ersons
who have regained lieulth\from its use renders
sffelf2 ti" - cbersei- entirely supeffinous. • Geoff
WARM and COLD BATHS in •readineas at.
imes. The table wilt be furnished with the
hest the season an merWer - affordvand—tht-
Bur supplied with the choicest liqtfors. Cori ,
veyances from Carlisle to the Springs can be
had at all times .by, applying n t the different
nte
livery eitabliehnte:
je 19,6 w D. CORNMAN.
gstactiv: dee'd.•
LETTERS Testamentary - on the estate of
CllAßLE9Gaitenn, lute of ..Newton - township,'
Cumberland county, deceased, haVO bear:gran
ted to the subscribers, {he first named living, in
Newton, township, end the' letter in Dicktnson,
township. All persona indebted 't6 saidastate
ere requested to make-immediate payment,mrd
'those having claims.to present them - for settle-'
ment, properly authenticated, to
SAMUEL . GARBER,
DAVID DEMUTH,
Jenel2--6tpd . Executors.
SALT xrt mom]. •
140 ;SACKS Liverpool Ground Alum'
Soh, in, storand for snla very low:
A so, 15D inicicove tu
of very superior Ground
Rook Film Sslt, to small and handsonio
.1 SAOES AND BOXES "•-
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for Family ond Dairy use, foriatlo by
junol2 . • J. W.' EBY
Bread, Without Yeast!
UST ILECSIVED—At' the. Cheap Store p
'LP groat variety' of all colors Woolen. yarn,
Long and Square Shawls, from' $1 to $lO, yery,
cheap Andeed ; ' Mous de Laines,
Steel BoOds .and Tassels, purse twist, clasps,
ettA'a groat variety of, Woolen Bore. • , •
ect3l- . , A & BENTZ.
AND the beet A MILY SOFT SOAP can
be made , ready •fer..Balcor.v and Elsa. in It few
minutes by The using 'of "Babbite" Powders.—
For sale at 'the titer. W. ES y.
;&Tilbury for paw..
'n light and goat ofildr,and in good ordir
Enqatno • •WIVI, Al. PENROSE,
acto.
I Nes,
1, PA.
ZEtt(IDESraI:MIUUEO
. to inform .the--
parchased the .
'County, Penn
refurnished the
1 of visitors, in a
,rt and conveni—
ised—ttrpatronize—
' North Hanover Street, Carlisle, Pa. '
IPANThe eubsoritme would respectfully . invlie
the Attention of • Country Merchants atid
tie public in general to-his large assertment of
— , Confectionaries
mitnfactured of the best materlal.fresh every
slay—and warranted to stand any oliniate . , which
he will sell wholesale or retail lit the old stand
in North Hanover street, a few doorshorth of
the Bank. Having just returned from the city,
he. would also call attention to a large assort;
meat of Fruits and Nuts of the latest importa
tions, consisting in part of • •
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS,
- Figs,; - Piliens, Dates, Citron, Almonds, E. %Val.
nuts, Cream-Cocoa Pea Nuts, Filberts Ike.—
He has also made - ;large addition' to his stock
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of
TOYS; --- .A - N - D - F - A - NOY--G GODS, • '-'
comprising in part, 'Fine French Card visiting
and other gaskets, Paper,Glass and Wooden
Fancy Boxes., Dolls. Dol Heads, Tops, Bats
and Parlor Balls, Rattoes t _Games and-Puzzles
Wheelbartows, Wagons; furniture, Tea Setta
and Nino Pins in Boxes, French and. German
Aeeordeons, Fancy - Son* . Hair 0 ils, Cologne,
BrUshoti dna. In connection with the above he
has just receivedir larg - e - assortment of.
FRESH GROCERIES,
such as Coffees; Teas. Sugars,Molasses, Spices
of all kinds,Water, Sdda, 'tter, and Sugar
Crackers, aitall other articles in the Grocery
line, which will`be sold at low rates.
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FINE CAKES, always on hand and baked
to order. Parties supplied with all articles in
his lino at low prices.
tAll orders from a distance thankfully received
and attended to with despatch. N. 13. no charge
for peck* at this establishment.
Carlisle June 5,'50. P. MONYER.
NEW BOOT and SHOE STORE
1'09 . 8
0'605 p
2'897
ripHE undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally- that
they have just opened ri now and fashionable
absortment'of BOOTS AND - SHOES,-.in-the
store room formerly occupied b Wm. Osborn,
in North. Hanover street, •M few — doors above
Wm. 'Leonard's old'siand, and fromiheir expe
rience in the business they feel confident they
have supplied_ themeelves with as good and chcaP
a_Aock.ex.nti..pc...oP.vin in cgriiplp..and_which.
they are determined to sallower for Cash titan
'hey can bo bought elsewhei-e.
Manufacturing and Repairing done in the best
mem : mat the shortest notice. They have on
hand a very heavy stock of all kinds of LEATH
gut, which , they will sell at' a small advane.3 to
Shoemakers rind others; who will find it to their
.advantage to oall and examine.
• WM. ASKEW d CO.
Co lisle, juneb:--prn
THE 7 .lo6ltrittrtaliißANT . " - .
136 Greenwich Street New York,
rivE, vroprictors beg leave to call the atten
-2.. tion of connoiseurs in Tea, axid the heads
of families to the choice and rare selection of
TEAS imported by them,and hitherto unknown
i n this country, which, by their fragrance and
delicacy, combined with vtrem purity and
strength, produce an infusion of surpassing
richness anti flavor. - _
The TEAS OFFERED, are the FOLLOW•.
l'lre - Jeddo - B loom - , - a - Black - Tea, - ar Vl - ,00 isr Ili
'Nippon do 0,75
Diari _ do 0,50
Osupea, a Green Tea, I',oo
. .I'oo•tsiaa, do 0,75
. TickiAsian, .__.do _0,40
• 1.41-11 Mixture, a compound of
the•most earn and - choice torts
Drown on the fertile and genial
..- soil of . .. Assam,
.1,00
With a : view to encourage the.introduction of
those matchless Teas, tt is the intention of the
proprietors to distribute by lot, among the Mir.
chasers, a quantity of Teas equal to the FIRST
YEARS' PROFITS on the sales effected:—
Ranh' purchaser will receive enclosed in the
package, a numbered certificate, entitling him
to 021 E GIIANCE IN THE DISTRIBLI•
'NON ! !! for every fifty cents laid out, and
on the receipts amounting to S9.o,oon,•tile un
dermentioned parcels of Tea, to the value of
toil per cont., o Tics theensend dollar:clan he
ge't•ei . l coop et. Bonuses! ! !-according to thc
following, scale:
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5 PIIZ.OO 501bm Tea cac . at $l,OO pr It, 25011,a 0r5250
20 ••• 25
1 4. 4. 500 't 500
250 t' 1
t , 250 .250
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Those persons who prefer lower prield Teas
'cnn receive their prima, - in. propOriiim. or
THEY WILL BE RE•PURCHASE I) FOR
CASH, of a reduction of 10 per cent. •
Ki7Country agents required. Applications
to he addressed (post paid,) to the Company's
Depot us•nbove (jel
Dl'Allister% All-Healing Ointment,
®rho World's
Conti Nino Arercury or other Orizzeret.
.1. , t7m the Rending Eagle."
T HERE was never, perhaps, a .niedi
eine brought before the public, that has in
so short a time won such a reputation as " ATl
lister's All-Ilealiag::Ointment, or the World's
SalVe." Almost :every person that Has made
trial of it, speaks warmly in its praise. One has
been cured by it. of the most painful Rheuma•
tism ; another of -the Files, a third of a trouble
some pain in the side,,a:Tourth of a swelling in
tLelimbs, ire. if - it, does not give . immediate
relief in every ease,-4 can never do injury, being
applied, outwardly, Ai-iinother evidence of the
wonderful healing power possessed by this salve
we sithjoitt the following certificates Irons a re
spectable citizen of Maidencreek township, in
this county.
Maidenereek, forks co. March 30,1,847.
Messrs. Ritter bs CM.—I desire to inform you
that I was entirely cured of a pain the back, by
theuse of McAllister's All-Healing Salve, which
I purchased from you. I suffered with it about
20 years; and at night was unable to sleep. Dur
ing that time I tried various remedies, which
were prescribed for me by physicians and other
persons, without receiving any-relief, sad at last
made trial of - this Salve with a result favorable
beyond expectation. I am now entirely_ free
from the pale, and enjoy at night "ii i — ed and
peaceful sleep. I have also used_the Salve since
for tooth:acheand other complaints; with similar
happy results. Your friend.
JOHN HOLL&BACII.
80.00 por week
5 00
~1 00 per day.
The following is from a re,ultir physician of
extensive practice in Philadelphi
lames MoAlliAter—Sir: I have Ihr the two
last years been iktlic„,. habit of .using your Oint
ment:in cases of Rheumatism; Ch ilblains, and
Tl.Min."Capites, -'Scald Ilead,) and -.Was far
with the happiest effect. think, from the ex
periments I have made with it, that it richly-de
serves to be .Adopted, as an article -of every day
use by the profcsston at large. Yours, ke.
S. SUL, M. D., Phil.
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Philliphia, Deo. 30, 847
To James McAllister—Dear Skrt, I take pleas
-nre-in_making _!.tLLmn_to_yoii Th e great bene fi t 1
haVe recaivett by using your Oi
or the World'sAtlve. 1 had an ulcer, on thin
ning sore on my ears of. many years standing, I
had applied to several physicians but all to no
purpose; but by using your - Ointment a few days,
it was, completely dried up tuirlell. I have
RIO tised,it for burns, for which - I find it an ex
cellent article; also, in all cases of inflammmio
EDWARD THORN.
I certify the..above statement is true.
M C C ADMUS,
No. on Minket Street, Philadelphia
TSTTER,7-There iii„,nothing better for the
cure of Tetteo.
BURNS—It is one
,of the: best things in the
world for Burns. (See directions for uhing ,
PlLES—Thousands ere yearly cured by this
Ointment._ It never tails in giving relief fel. the
,-r - *Around the boxes are directions for using
McAllister's Ointment for Scrofula, Erysipelas
Teller, Chilblai.t, Scald Head, Quinsy, Sure
Throat, Bronchitis, Nervous Affections, Pains,
DiScase of - the Spine, Head Ache, Asthma, De&
seas, Ear Ache. Burns, - Cornsoll Diseases of
the SkiicSore Lips, Pimples; &e. , Swelling of
the Limbs, Sores, R h eumatism . P iles, Cold Feet
i Croup , Swelled or Broken Breast, Tooth Ache,
Ague in the Face. • . ' .
CORNS—Oecusional use• of this Ointment
yvill ,:ilway_s_keep,Cortisfropi Vs:ming. ; people
need nover 4 be troubled with them if tin use it
frequently..
' p;:irThe Ointment id good for any part of the
body or limbs when inflamed. In 5014 C epees it
shinild be applied often. •
CAUTION—No Ointment will be genuine
Unless thename of-JAMES MCALLISTER Is
Writfcii with a pen on every label.' •
FOR SALE'by my agents ln all of the Prim.
cipal towns in the United'States. -
, . JAMES MoALLISTER,
Sole - PrOpr'etor of the above Medicine.
• PRINCIPAE OFFICE No, 48 North Third
Street, Philadelphia.
aIrPRICE•2S CENTS PER 80R...4* •
• ' AGENTS—S, Elliott and S. W. Haversack,Carlisle4lJ - Reigle,• MeChaniesburg 1-
(,
W. Sitigfter, , Churatown; Rimed, ' Wherry,
NewburglAeseph H. Herron, Newville ; J. M..
Lutz; and Gtr W Bell, Harrisburg. ••
_ • 9.[iscellaTte i
NO lIRMBUG!
ING:-
20001bs $2,000
Ittisccllaneritts.
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IDTPORTAN'r ARRIVAL •
- . or FR )S l l.l . ,C.PRING GOO * DS I
rie,s. ;Ogqby,
giAs commenced anil. - will be receiving for
1.111 some days, a brilliant' and-Vory extensive
assortment of- gpritigr Goods, and particularly- ,
invites allthut wish to . purchase cheap goods
Turd - satlafftlicirgo - od - firo.irWgbin — him a call
before purchasing , as ho is dmermined:to cut
goods this Spring u,t small maths, and ,pleasti
All that will,faval'lthirwith their patronage. '
Ks
qtail: consists impart eafresh
CLOTHS, CASSIMEItES &
SATINETTS, of all colors and prices,.: we
•worth.examining. A full assortment of
' ..---- COLORED . FLANNELS,
frOnt the.finest shrouding to tito 'loiyest. prices,
. TWEEDS,
in great variety and colors, 3-4 to 6-4 i Also
J EANS !& CASSIMERES,
of all color and pricm. A Large and complete
assortment_olMens and Boys
SPRING - & SUMMER WEAR,
many of them entirely now styles.
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
such as new-siyle Silks and Satins, Lihon Lim
ing, Mous do Lanai, Lawns, and many more
entirely new styles too numerous to notice. A
large stock of •
• CALICOES, GINGHAMS,
Tickings, 'Bleached and tunbleached .111uslins
and 'Shootings, &o. The largest and most ex
tensivo stock of
CARPETS, •
that has been brought to Carlisle for years, to
gather with
10,000 OTHER ARTICLES
in thb Dry Goods lino, that would fill columns
of this paper but are entirely too numerous to
mention. Also, a large assortment of Mons,
Boys and Childrens
BOOTS AND SHOES, —
all prices, Ladies Slippers, Ties, * Buskins, in
great variety of prices. A large and well selec•
ted stock of Frosh
- GROCERIES,— _ .
Spices, &c.. Cavendish, Congress. Hand, Cu
and Dry
TOBACCOS
of the best brands. Come and look for your
solves.at.the_old_mid—well—established—atand
where you will find a large and well selected
stock of Goods and on the most favorable
terms.
.Carlisle, March 20, 1850. , .
NEW SPRING GOODS:
Ahead of all Competition
rinflE subscribers hove returned from Philo
delphitqwith7alarto attottilient ,, -
consisting partly of Mons do Laines, Lawns,
Bareges, Linen Lustres, at 123, 18i and 25 ets
per yard / Alpaelms, Gingham, Calicoes, and a
variety' of Other dress goods; Cloths, Caesi
mares, Vestings.Sumnpr sniffs for men and
boys wear in endless variety, checks, tickings
-mastitis-at hosiery;-gloves;
laces and • cdgings, insertings, and some very
cheap CARL El S, gtocol6eTragEil,iy , VY'lls7, - ;
Also, a large assortment of very
CHEAP BONNETS,
Palm leaf and braid hats, bonnet ribbons at a
prices and core cheap, a few pieces wide high
Itunre black silk, together with a ge:nerad_ us
aortinent including nearly every article in our
line of business, all of which 'have, heen_boughi
Wi - cast o niers - and
the whole country at considerably lower prices
than they can be, bought in Carlisle. Give us
a call and Judge for yourselves.
A & W.BENTZ;
March '20,_1,550.
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CHERRY PECTORAL:
F " th !C_ treiltun,_
HOARSEN *33, BROZT.
OHITIS, CROUP, ACTS.
TiCHOOPING- GOUGE
,-- (r AND CONSCRIPTION.
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 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 subdno-and remove the severest
attacks of disease upon the throat and Lungs.
Those results, as they become publicly known,
wry naturally attract the attention of medica—
men andpulanthopists every where'. What is
their or CHERRY PLCTORAL may
be seen in die soil owing:
VALENTINE MOTT, NI. D.
Prof. Surgery Med. College,- New York; is
“It gives me pleasure to certify the value •
efficacy of Ayer's CHERRY PECI'OII. -
which I consider peculiarly adapted to cure '-
eases of the Throat and Lungs."
THE ILT.IIEV. LOAD BISHOP: FIELD
.writes in a-letter to his friend,« ho was fastsink
ingunder'an.affection of the Lungs t-,-"Try tht9
cherry pectorel.and Irony medicine can give you
relier..w I'll the blessing of Cod thtit
Cl-111M;JUSTICE ELYS'I IS,
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of Louisiana, writes "That a'youeg daughter of
his was cured of several severe attacks; oft croup
by the 'Cherry Pectoral."
, ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
The Canadian Journal of Medical Science
states, "'flat Asthma and Bronchitis so prem.:
lent in this inclement climate, has yielded. with
surprising rapidity to Ayre's Cherry Pectoral,
and we cannot too strongly recommend this skil
ful preparation to the Profession -and the public
generally."
Let the relieved sufferer speak for
HARTFORD ' Jan. 28; 1847.
, Dr.-J. C. AYER—Dear Sir;--having been
rescued from a painful and dangerous disease by
your medicine, gratitude prompts me to send
you this acknowledgement, not only in justice to
you, but for the information of others in like ni• •
fiction.
A slight cold upon the lungs, neglected-at first
became so severe thnt spitting of blood. a violent
cough ond pro - fuse night-sweats followed and fits
, tenet! upon me. 1 became emaciatelifico'uld not
_sleep, was distressed, by .tny Cough, and a pain
through titychest, md inahort had all the-alarm- ,
ing symptoms of quicalc, thisumption. No medi
cine seemed mall torekch my . ease, until I prov
ident.ally tried your Cleary ,Pectoral,-.which
soon relieved and now has cared me..
Yours withretpect, E. A. STEWART.
ALBANY, N. Y.;;AprU
Dr. Ayer, Lowell—Dear Sir.;—l have for
vem•s been afflicted' with Asthma in the worst
forsilt-so-thai_Lhaiteiteen_old'7^d tuLskep..iumy
chair for a larger part of the time, being unable ,
to breathe in my bed. I had tried a great _many
medicines, to no purpose, untl my physician
prescribed, as an experiment, your Chet ry Pee• ;
toral•
At first it seethed to make me worse, but in
leSs than a week I began to experience the most
gratifying relief from its use; and now, in four
weeks, the disease is entirely removed. I can .
sleep in my bed with'Cornfort,nnd enjoy a state •
of health which Oind never expected to enjoy.
GEORCE S. FERRANT. , --:,
PROXIIEII BY J. C. AYRES, CHEMIST, LOWELL
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Sold,b3i Dr. Itawliiis, S. A. Hubbard, Dr. S
Caal i ale; Dr. Ira Day;:Meobaniaaburg;:3
ft. Herron, Newville; J. C. is J. S. Altiok Snip• .
pensbarg; anti druggists generally.
• Boots, Shoes 'anti Gotten. - - .•
wEvx Mon STREET orrosres T,IIOIEVIODIBT
VirM. M. PORTER invites theatierition of;
.the.public to his large -and complete is-
sortment df lIQt7TS, SHOES & GAITERS,
just received from Philadelphia. including a va-•-
flay of iiew'styles. His experience in the Shoo:
bus:nosti. enables , him tolseleet work - of the best,
Materials and workmanshiP, which Will-he sold;
at 'the: loweet ,eash-,prierrandlwarranted
drreittoiner work attended to as usual. -
Schwa Examinations
nARENTS who wish to imprOve ibis un
:11.7 4crstaitaings of their children, 'preparatory'
to the examinations of the Public Schools, can
do's° by calling at ORTER'S SHOE
STORE, whore limy will find a large assort-.
moot of Boys,lllisses and Childrons Shoos, of
the most beautiful finish and boat quality.
Junc6 •
A RNOLDS writing fluid, a very aiu-,
pnerinr 1 nic:. tor solo at , HM3BARDS,
•
- • Priine S ugars:: • -
••-- ,
A large lot'of the tnost iptirovocl brunt jne~
rokoiyed atiagigortYNlS. jV. flanovp4st.
S +_ . ,
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T4rotics
Notice .to Tax-Ranrers. • ' .
N I) NIL the preirisions of .the Act of 1844,
anv county, paying into the State Treasu•
ry the State Tax levied en suds county, prior
to the 15th of fitly in any year, is entitled to
an abateinent-el.s.persent on she amount so
paid.
• The undersigned, Commissioners of Cum.; ,--
berland county, in view of the above proviiierus__
coneidet inciaitehreThind proper that those who' •
by their prompt payment of their taxes prior -to
the above date, enable the . Treasurer to.pay
over the-State Tex, so as to receive the above
iffiatement.of 5 Per cent., the benefit of which .
has hitherto been enjoyed by the citizens or
the county generally, should be allowed a de.
duction of that amount by the collector—have
authorized the different collectotere make said
abatemenefrom the State Tax, -in all cases
- where the State and County tax is paid to the
collector before the 15th day of'July, DM.
when said abatement shall, amount to one 'per -
cent or more, no fraction, of a cent to be meth'?
ted. .
Since the act of 44, the Commissioners
have paid the State tax of this county annually
to the State Treasurer, within the time prescri
bed by the act, and the county has received
the benefit of an abatimeM of fire per cent,
thereon, but to meet said; payment they hive
found it necessary heretofore to appropriate a
part of the countyfunds to meet the deficiency
ocpasioned by delinquents, until the-balance of
the State Tax was collected. It therefOre be
comes necessary to require the payment of both s •
State and county tax to entitle the,payer to the
aforesaid abatement„ upon the aforesaid State
Tax.
The undersigned therefore confidently antic
ipate that the above arrangement, and the fur
ther inducement of enwng Cumberland coun
ty to maintain the clllffacter for promptness
and fidelity which she has acquired in the die.
chap other obligations to the Commonwealth,
will induce every citizen to discharge his State
and County Tax prior to the 15th day of July.
JOHN .MELL,
`i v JOHN SPROUT,
" jAMES• KELSO,'
• 9 County Commissioners:.
.Attest—Wlll.
Commissioners' Office,
•
Carlisle, May 22, '5O.
.. . .
To the lf
- ax-CollectOts f Comb . - : 4, 0
N.. \
FitXTRACT from 'a circular issued by the
State Treasurerto the Commissioners and
- easurer—of—thia-county
"It may be well for me to draw mit atten
tion to the fact, that after the 2lst.fifisy of Ap•
gust next, the circulation of arif rtanknotesiof
a legs denomination than five clatters, (except
the notes issued by .the Banks of this'State,
under the act of 4th May„jB4l.),M prohibited.
by law, and punishable. Ify , sivil.- and.- . criminal
prosecinjon. No uote oN . y description . ex--
cept as aforesaid, of a less denominaticn than.
Flys dollars, can therefore be received in pay
ment,-ht this department, after the first day of
;Y:x7Fratr)-! , ..... . , JOHN M. BICKEL.
_.,
State Troaaurer.
Collectors are hereby notified not to-receive
in payment of taxes, any notes of a less de
nomination than rive dollars, except. the "Re
lief" notes of this Strom issued under the act
of - May 4th 11141. W%l. M. PORTER.
Tteasurer ril_Cumberluud county.
May 28, 1850.
- • A roxl=tiz - -wrirm
• zrzart*:
P:THETIRM - 61' TR 01.V.riMAN &
-- Deitr - Gentlemen, -- take - murladvice,
To every one we make our call,
If you would have a coat'..that's nice,.
Look at Troutman & Iltay'kCheap Cla
thing Hall,
Here are Dresses of - all kinds,
Fire and coarse, and also Cheap—,
Please examine and you'll find,
For your money quite a heap.
Here arc goods for every season,
- Tidelt - and moue, - neat and thin;.
All that you can wish in reason,
If you doubt it just drop - fir, -
Ilere arc' Frock and Body Coats, '
Both with low and standing collars ;
Some that button round the throat,
To be had for a few dollars.
Here is every style of Vest,
And all-sorts of Pantaloons,
You can choose what suits you best,
Eve, or-morn, or afternoon. '
Here are sacks qnd ROUndabinta,
x iatfalls . and Jackets Green.,
Here the cheititrel4vriVeinds
. _
Here are light - coats for the Spring,
Fancy goods for Summer wear,
You will find them just the thing. 4 '
Nothing better anywhere.
Shirts . ancr bUeVitta gms,
Pocket Handkerchiefs and cloves,
Scarfs to tie your neck around,
When yoo seek your Indy loves,
Here are Caps. Suspenders, Stocks,
Collars, very nice indeed, .
Clrnn and nice, in paner box,
Just-the-thing-that-you-will need.
If we talk d a day about them,
We could scarcely tell you all,
Gentlemen can't do without them--
Then, dear friends,give us a call.
Better than the Goldmines of Call-
for)dal ---
' A Whole Suit of Clothes at 81,75 1
r OM undersigned thankful for the - patronage
1 of the Citizens of -Carlisle and adjoining
country; informs his numerous friends add the
public in general, that ho has just laid in an
entirely 'new Stock of fashionable Spring and
Summer clothing, made up in the hest style end
particularly calculated for this place, His stock ,
consists of fine,D-ress- and -Frock-ceats,-Habits -
Cassimer, Prab, Bce.,prin coats, Tweed
Linen and Check cons us ess coats of all
descriptions, superior Black Cassime'r end fancy
Pantaloons, a great variety orVests from '7scts
to $4 00, a large,assortment of fancy articles of
Gentlemen's wear,-white linen, striped and rod
ild'hael shirts. Gentlemen are reeuested to call
and examine the goods, and he is sure those
w ho buy will be well fitted and at low prices.'
A great , assortment of Boys Boys 'clothing, also
Caps ana Hats, from 12f lo 83 00 constantly on
hand at S. GOLDMAN S '
South East cornorof Main and Market square,
Carlisle, March 26,1859. •
Webb's Washing Powder._ _
A great saving of labor, soap and time, with
out any RUBBING by'• - washing beards, Ma'
chinesor with the hands, and preventing all
wear and tear of clothe,— Warranted. not to
injure the finest fabrics : Price, lq• cents. •
.:ISold IV liplean , ,o and
,__retail at Dr. Rawlins'
Drug and Variety Store, Main et - Carlisle; and
'at his Medical Hall, North Queen at. Lancas
ter.
N. 13. All orders - filled at Manufacturer's
inject': . -.
• •-•
Juno 5-'—ly. •
No=dr.
Cariis/e-peposite-Batik-May-7,1950-
rt'lliF. Boafd of Difectore of this Institution
t have . this day declared.° dividend of Three
Per Ceat., for the lust silt riipnths on the capi
tal stock now paid in—which ivill° be paid to
the Stockholders or their legal representatives,
ou or rafter theyl7th last. - • -
rnyls WM. S. COBEAN, Cashier. .•
NOTICE.
ALL persons knowing themselves indebted
to the subsariber, by note or book account, are
requested to nettle .without delay, or their ac
counts will be loft in the hands of a magistrate
for collection.. . J. G. CARMONY.•
mey22
Leditho Trunki.
THE subscriber has just received another lot
of Loather Trunks of different sizes and prices.
Also, an assortment of Cauct Bap and Va—
lises; for sale on reasonable Terms. , •
SHEET MUSIC
Just opened a small lot of Music for Piano,.
Fluto-und IN)lia,aleo, Jeannette and leannoti,,
and a few other new and popular song's far sale
low.
BONNETS AND IiEGIIORN - HATS.
..--.A=great,varielyof Ladies' Straw' Bonnets,
also - , Pamela Bonnets rifiC.GOinleinen's•leg• -
horn" Hate in variety, Bonnet Frames, Erowno.
and •
' • •
EMBROIDERIES;, - , •
. . . .
A great variety of Par r is CoHare, gruseelt.
Lace' Collar., Switfe- and • Ceinbiin. inserting.
nnd Edgings, 'll.roadLetdemed Bobbin Edg'ge,.
Lobm Lases' and 'Coned:Edging/1, Bice Cipes..
dt•e;;iiist opened by
apt° t . . •. • ••G, W. HITNBIL 1:
• , .1 , 0111( and FISH,. :-. -
a 74ACKEIfEL, ShA too fi rdi.SalMon, Her
', rings, Pork, Efermi,rntaidee, Shoulders,
•mid Cheese, (0 , pi titilyk u nif tin d eo
acid — fo is
' el4ebY , . Market Streot P Wharf, Plitlelptiel . s
' 'March 20, 1850-am ' , '. •;47 * '" . ' 4:
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