Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, August 07, 1850, Image 3

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. IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY 1#
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FO A THE CA.II)3KiGIII.
In view-of the groat impOtence of the pend
ing political campaign - in Pennsylvania, we pro
pose to Gnash our paper at FIPPY .Cl3l\ TS
front this data till the first of November. The
election of Auditor General and Surveyor .Ge•
neral, idaddition to That of Canal Cominisioner,
presents a new and4ntercating Coat urn in the
contest, Which demands no o'xtraordlimiy effort
on the part of the Whig party for success: In
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till].
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prudent and spirited Whig_ papers ouglit to be
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' proper spirit and energy in our Wilk, friends.
In this important, and as we believe essential
work, we invoice, the aid and emope.ation of
the friends of the State and National Adminis•
t ratious in the circulation of the Garfish, Herald
Our paper will therefore be' furnished from this
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on thc following:
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ICPOur thanks are due to the Fic;ii
James X. McLanahan for public docu
MEM
FEMALE ScnboLs.—The attention of
parents is invited to the advertisements
of Alps Paine, of Carlisle, and the Miss
es: Pinneo, of Chambersburg,. Miss
Paine's seminary is lcilown here as
school Of the higest character, while that
of the Misses Pinne owe, understand en
joys the most exalted reputation.
aUTIIIIIIO.Ft RETREATS. —lloublimr. Gap
Springs we understand are still crowded
with visiters, who could not be in a more
refreshing place daring this melting
weather. There has also been quite a
number at the Carlisle Sulpliur Springs.
Ditto, at the Pe'rry Warm Spring,s,which
is represented to he a beautiful place.
OUR TOWN CLocic—is..again at a
dead Stand. We are consoled however,
by the assurunCe that although "our suf
ferings is igtole i rable" we are to have
that new clock very soon. We
.I:leder
stand it is to be here this %week certainly,
when we hope it will be put on duty
with the shortest possible loss of Gino.
Tile Cot= House.—The painters
- -have-been - at work - at- the Court -- House
for the last two weeks, relieving, it of its
sointire browniltone features, and giving
to the whole building, an airy, chaste and
sprightly appearance. The entablature,
columns and caintals of the pilasters have
all been changed to marble, as far" as
white lead and the - pktinter's art'could
.The hill we suspect will be con: .
- siderable, but the work seems to have
elicited pretty general admiration. .. -
Our California Boys
A *letter from I'. W. Martin to .his
father, dated Anidnio, TAas, July 7,
1350,, giCos intelligence that the last
party which left this borough for Cali
fornia had reached that place in sixty
days after leaving here. This party
took the overland routo•frorn Fort Lavac-
Ca, Texas, under the guidance of a Capt.-
French. It appears from the letter 'that
they have met with many delays arid
- int S - 1-tp-9,-owing-to-WtHat:
most impassable roads. Tho party were
however all well, and tleielmined to go
bravely fOrward.
A letter in the last Volunteer from Mr.
George Bentz, notices the arrival of him
self and companions at Panama, which
.they reached on the 16th of June, where
they were' anxiously waiting an oppor:.
tuniiy of taking passage for San Fran •
cisco. They celebrated the 4th of July
with great propriety and spirit in Pa
natna. Major Peter Ritner and Jacob
Plank, of this county, had shortly before
sailed for San Francisco. -The -adven
turers from -Mechanicsburg and Lisburn,
in this - i;'ii t nnty, had left Panama on the
19th of June in a sailing vessel. The
emigr'ants from Carlisle all live togeth
vr in ""an old Rookery," as they describe
tt,for which they pay $4O a month
rent. Their , boarding in this way
costs them $5 a week; It is neith-'
nr very luxurious or 'comfortable; but
they arircontented.
. They seem to hare given up the expec
taiiOn of reaching the "gold. diggins" in
time to do muds this year, liutare conso
led with the- fact that they Will be there.
-ready -to commence vigorous: operations
next spring. '
WllO. WANTS EMPLOY 41 ENT ?--An ad
vertisement', in the N. Y. Tribune re
quests editors friendly 'to "education,
we- -- , certinly are) to say that
'"young_-men, youths even down to 14
years of age, of a fair common school ed
ucation, and who catt write a, tolerably
good. hand, residing in any part of the
United States; t4l, by, addreSsing a letter
post-paid tai "Box No. 3069,•N„ Y.'Bost
Office," receive information of a mode in
which they can be employed with pecu
niary profit tothemSelvee fora few weeks,
.or in case of success, permaneitlY, while
at ;he spine timethey will aid an exten,
wive plan for the improvement of cd4a
,tion throughout the country. -
LETART SPRING BATIIS.-111Ri : John
McCartney has his bathing establish
ment again, fitted pp and in excellent
style. Nothingearibe more agreeable or
promotive of health than a refreshing
shower or plutige bath, at this season of
'
the year. , •
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pc The Pernaler : Medical Qollege-ot,
Pensylvania bris-een cluly organized by
the. appointment.of able, P.Weimars iti
the various department». .the :lacturea
will commence in Philadelphia-in C.!cto•
bar next, • ' .
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Notices. •
Lettice" Arnold, - Lizzie Wilson,.. mad
•theJlistory of a, Household, are
.thie
very prettratles ,'Zvhich we can heartily
commend, pdblishod_in a.pamphlet of: 83
pages at _the, office of 4he Lisricing Age,
by t'Littell & Co. Subscriftion of the
Living` - Age, it weekly mrigazine contain.
,most - Careful gleanings from the
English Magazines, $6 a year.
THE UNITED STATES RAILROAD Gum a,
and Steamboat JoUrOal ; No. (1; for July,
1850. A neat pocket volume for the
traveller; containing official tables .of the
hours—of—arrival' -and — doparture oC all-
Sternboat, and stage routes of the Uni
ted States, - ; together with fares, and all
necessary information for travellers.
Published monthly by Geo. R. Holbrook
& Co.. 114 Nassau street, Ne w York.
Price 12.1 cents permtimber. •
HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAcuziNE.- , —This
excellent periodical gives better • reading
for a dollar, and more. of it, than any-
Magazine extant. Tho August number,
now before us, is chock full of capital
'original articles, and illustrated by sever
al good engravin, \ Send on your dol
lar, reader, to Fowler & Dietz, 109 Nas
sau street, N. Y., and you will be sup
plied with an abundance of excellent rea
ding for the next year.
CAN ll' BE POSSIBLE ?—The Blair
county Whig states that the • Whigs oC
that county have placed in nomination,
for a profitable office, a man who refu
ses to take the Whig paper of the coun
ty. He doe, not deserve the nomind
tionond it would serve him right if , he
was defeated. A Whig who refuses
to support his county paper, should not
receive \ the support of that paper for any
office. '
TliE CENSVS.---Mr. Sthith, Deputy
Marshal, commenced tailing the Censds
in our borough yesterday. No-fibbing a
bout your ages, ladies and old bachelors!
Z D .
/)n 'nen(lay evening of Srarlet Fever, ANN Evtzv
KIM311:11, daughter of Rev. A. 11. Kromer, Pastor of
lhet - Cerfnan Reformed Church In thle • place, aged
I=l
On Monday evening, the.29th ult. at the .reqhlonce
'of hen father in I,V. Pennshoro lownshial.llAltir JANE,
(laughter of Mr. George Rua, in the 1611, year of I,r
qLitt) ftanrkctr
I'IpLADELPIIIA , Mot.,lay, August 5
FLOUR is without much demand, and steady to
price. Some further small sales were made at 53,-
12:15,18 for old stock, ,$'5,25 for fresh ground, and 350
brls. itrandywitie at , 55,45 per ban el. The home de
mand is ;mall at former quoted rotes.
Of CORN MEAL we notice a sale of 250 brie Penn'a
.Meal at $2,87.
RYE FLOUR is held at the same price, without
much inquiry.
WHEAT—DIU change, and the demand moderate.
nOine. 350 bushels Southern red told, mostly at 11 , 1 b
for prime, including a lot of mixed at Ulla:min price,
and white at
RYE—no sales. •
CORN In demand nod scarce. We quote Mouthern
yellow at Gte.
OATS—liew Southern are more ple.filyl.and small
sales are ma at .10c.
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Cha.mbersburg Female Seminary.
The MISSES PINNEO, Principals
Mills Institution will re-open od Wednesday,
zinc I of September.
A rrangein6l)to have Leen made to secure. in
addition to its usual ad vu it ages, the services of
two Gentlemen of superior qualificatienslor the
EcTrAtt„ a native — l - Winciiinan,
and also for some it me a resident in Germany;
will teach the French and German languages.
Fite Rev. J. NEDY will give instruc
tions in Latin nod Mathematics.
=
Mr. 111 A tun N, whose superior abilities, are
well known, will continue to take charge orate
-Musical- department.
The influences of this Institution have ever
been pre•eminently those of home, and it is
strictly a Faintly School, and the - Teachers co"-
olierate in sparing_np
.efforts for the improve
ment of each individual entrusted to their care.
The'disciipline is mild but firm. The hoarding
pupils constitute a cheerful and happy family
circle.
ThiE Institution has been eminently succe s s•
and was never inn more prosperous condi
tion titan at present. Tho principals are at pre
lent absent, but applications can be made to
.tit Y -of the Trustees, anti to the Principals alter
the third week in August. (atig7-3t
OaTtiele Female Seminary. --
--
jHE next term of this Institution
will continveo.on the Ist of AUGUST
Under (lie care of Miss PIIEBE PANE and hor
sister, who have labored .faithfully and succegs
fully in the cause of eduedtiott.
They receive Alisses and young ladies into
their family, over whom they exercise an affec
tionate, and watchful rare. , •
The'first class are instructed in Orthography
leadin g ,Penmanship, Arithmetic, Geography,
I..;nglishrammar, Parker's Exerciges ttnd
ory.
The second class, with the above, are in-
Etructed it Ancient and Sacred :Geography,
Natural History, Physiology, Astronomy, Nat
ural Philosophy, English Composition and
Drawing.
Instruction of the third' class and any of the
above studies, with Botany, Chemistry, Alge
bra, Geometry, Rhetoric, Synonemes, Moral
Science, Mental Philosophy; Latin, 'Gentian,
French, Italian and Spanish., Instruction.given
in Drawjng and Painting,no extra charge.
Music taught by an experienced teacher at an
exi rrt e n
„7?r/rN ttcrc.—\Vtlliam M. Biddle, Esq., It ev.
.fesse::, ?I. Peck, D. I). Peel, Tilos II Sadler,
M Johnston, lien AII limner, Prof.
H Allen, Prof S P Baird Rev C'P Wing.
jyl7-It.
A - Large Stock - of — Dry Goods , Selling .
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Alg'.. 6e 4
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AT COST._ •
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'AI 0R the benefit of nll my' friends in the
X' town nod country tho subscribor makes
the above. announcement to show thnt he hue
concluded to change his Business, Settle up
all Book Accounts, and sell out his entiro:stock_
of dry g00d.4 at cost. '
All who wish todinve a - Rixnenee,can do so
by callnigott the BEM HIVE in North Hano
ver street, I wish to dispose of my stock
batween firitd, of January, 1851.
1 have a large stock of staple goods-all stat
ed for family uses: Pletiso cell and examjno
my stock, as nothing will beflostiped all'
at
tontton will be givon.by the subscriber to please..
S A COYLE.
VLO THIN G !
I keep. constantly on hand Ready Alade
Clothing. Moo will have made by aft. Thos.
Ileightes (who working in 'my Store Itociin;)
to order any garmont on the shortest notice.
: july24 S. A. COYLE.
persons indebted to the Into firm of
IHU MEL LEBKICH.ER di; KERR nro
requested to make immediate payrnont to either
of the. undersigned surviving partnere. We
would — rilso'infoim the pultim that we - have a
good assortment. of LUMBE111& SHINPLES,
ter sale at reduced prices. ' • .
~vALENTINE HUMMEL,
'• AV KERR. _ .•'
July 31, •
• „„ TtIE
ErO I MICE.
tient (1-o . tatc. at '2.tutioti
• EXECUTORS SALT; 0"
VALT.T.a.);ILE It3SAL E570.06 , 1m.
.tiv
the
sold ot 'l'
: public sale' on VES•
22 d. ol October i next,,ui In
o!ehnli, ori the preinisee,the following described
real estate:
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1. A. tract of excellent land laying on the
south side of the,Cumberinnd Valley Rail Road
nbour milesenst of Carlisle, containing about.
200 ACKESi'' If is under good fence and in
• high 'quite of cultivation. The
improvements are a largiciwo Sto
arse
ry BRICK HOUSE, a large brick
fill *.
A Bank Barn, both, recently built,
arid all the necessnrYbut,,buildings
There iti'n well. of water (with tt pump) in the.
yard. Phrtuf this tract is welt. tinibeEed.
2. .bout SO ACRES, one mile smith of the
above tract, of which there are about 20 Artbs
'cleared, the halt Trice iy exodleartimborland7—
Phi( will also he offered pulikoaleott
- ,T.nu I SD AYTiIiC-24iffbriTero'ber nexj f at 10
o'clock, on the. , premises, .two very tine lime
stone farms, situated )n Toboyne township,.
Perry county. These are adjoining farms, one
VoMains about 2 , 10 ACRES, the other about
tici.ACRES.„ They are about 8 miles west of
.1140•Osburg, on' the main road leading up the
Ong artn has a STONE MANSION
HOUSE mulilitank Barn on it. The other a
140 g House raid Log Bern. There ere thriving,
ORCHARDS On both of these places. They
are situated in the most fertile part of 'the coml.
ty, and offer many inducements to purchasers.
Persons wishing to see either of the above
tracts, can obtain information from the tenants
residing on the premises, or either of, the un.
dersigned Executors. `Attendance will bo giv
en and te:ms made known on day of sale by
RICLIA 13 PARKER,
42. C. STERILE PT,
Executors of Thomas Urie, decor!,
July 24-ts.
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE
y the directions of the Will of John Snit
vely, lute Of Cun )crland county, dec'd•
I will expo'ke to. put tc ale on the premises,
on FRIDAY, the 20th f September, 1850, at
I I o'clock, A. M,
I'AIRVIEW DULLS
with about 50 ACRES of first rate Limestone
Land thereto attached, Situated on the Yellow
13 reeches.Creck, about 4 Mlles from its mouth,
the land lying on each ,side of the creek in the
counties of York and Cumberland. The improve
merits are a two story (tittle E
cuANT MILL, witii our pair
1 of stones,- and a
propelled by the waters of the
tAt entire creek, which. furnishes one
of the best powers in the county. There is
also a LARGE; DisTiLLERy Milk and fur
nislied in the mov modern style, and calculated
to do a large business. There is also' n Two
Story STONE DWELLING HO,PSE, a
Largo Bank Burn, Two Tenant Houses and
two ORCHARDS on the premises, and the
whole is in good condition.
The title ie.-indisputable end the terms will
ho made kaown on the day of sale by
• JOHN RUPP,
jy2ftg EXeCI/ Or AVM " Su aye" a, dee'd.
I will 'sell at the same time and prove it par• ,
ccl of horns/ Posts, If flint!, and Pine Lumber,
and several other articles.
.101 IN RUPP, Erector
in ... I r•tcusu l'olk4reund and York -Re
publican t necrD 'ill rule, I,l(trk COW-, and charge
h 0111.• e.
Valuable . Pro -
AT PUBLIC S \LE.
On FRMAY the '27th din of .yeptnibere, next,
WILL be gold at * public sale, on the prom
- - Beg; irf"llotirric - townghtp;- Gandwriand
county, I'a.. the following Real Estate, late
Thu prttperir of JOllll M0N...1t. dec'd., about
one-half toile west of Ghtirchlopm-01l th e road.
leading trom Glinrchtown to ''''''''''''' Spring
Road, containing 1125 ACRES of first-rate
Limestone Land, 100 Acres are cleared-and-in
a high state of enhiention, the remainder is Co•
vered with flu e- young 'rho drmirovc
- menu are a Two Story L 0 G
HOUSK, a large K I 'l' C H lil
a LOG BARN, Wagon Shed, Corn
Crib. and other necessary ont•buthit
Iles
ings. • so, a never•failing well of
water near the door, nod an orchard of choice
fruit. This is considered One of the best farms
in Monroe township. Any person wishing. to
view the above property previous to the sale
can do so by calling on the subscribers. .Sale
to commence at
. 1 o'clock, on seid day, when
attendance will be given and terms made known
by GEMWE
SAMUEL MORItErr,
Pawn/tom •
IMIM
rii.PVIC roil SEIZE
WILLbe sold at public sale on the Premises
on SATUR DAY, the lath day of Sep
tember next, a valuable tract of slate land, situ
ate in Hopewell township, Cumberland county,
adjoining, lands of Peter Stunner, Peter Lesher,
Capt. David Duncan, and near the Ridge State
Road, about 1 miles north of Shippensluirg
3 south of Newburg, containing 13'2 AGRES
end 63 PERCHH-1, (same being part ml a lar
ger
tract belonging to David Dunran, jr., of
s aid township.) "There is about 50 Acres of
kusaimia.usciat‘Aatt
revcred with" thriving tunber.
, T:lie im
provements rgr ( r ) „ 6 , r4l E, e , nt a s nd ar s e l n ‘ f i o l ni , lo . rta .l l ,l l: cr ' e stn a ri r l e :
stryeral springs of water nett; the house toge
ther with fruit trees, &e,
. Any person wishing to son the 'property will
call on D. S. Renshaw. residing near, or Ed
wardllrVitty,--who living on ilia property.
Sale to contrneitce• at 10 o'clock of .snid day,
when attendance and terms of sale will be made
known by D S RUNSIIAW,
je?..Gtspd Agent for David Duncan, jr.
FARM FOR SALE,
WILL he sold at Public Sale on SATUR
DAY the ith of September next, on the
premises, a valuable tract of LIMESTONE
LAND, situated in South Middleton township,
Cumberland county, adjoining lauds of James
Hamilton, Esq., Jacob Lehman and others, and
and about 4 suites from Carlisle, on the road
leading to Ego's Forge, containing 42 ACRES
and 112 PERCHES of land, shout 3f; Acres - of
Which aro under cultivation, and the.bidance is
well covered with timber. Tljg,
improvements are, a new .L0,(3
,lIOUSE, and well of 'water.
he land is of excellent quality,
land is well worthy the attention
of persons tit,siring a small farm in tip excellent
neighboihood. It will be sole togbther or in
lots as may best suit purchasers. Terms reas
onable and title indisputable.' Attendance will
be given on the day of sale by
JACOB RITNER,
Ascignce of Leofiard Tfrise.
ice::..
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111121
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Valuable Farm at Private Sale.„
THE , subscriber offers for solo a valuable
farm of Limestone Land, situated on the Yel
low Breeches Creek in , DickirSon township,
Cumberland county, about 7 miles southlWest
of Carlisle, and within 2 miles of the Stone
Tavern, adjoining, lands of Squire Woods, John
Williams, George Martin and others contain.
ing 151 ACRES of well improved land; under
good fence - and in a high state of cultivinion.—
The Itit Acres are all cletir, - but there is 75
Acres o f first ram SI 011.1-N TA liN LA ND o to
it. There is also an, excellent meadow on the
farm and sumo bottom land. The
improvements consist of a .hig two
in : story DE
WLLING 110 USE, a brick
t
zi L , pin Bank Barn, and all other iiinprove•
e4.1,,,-....K m
mus thin_ i
a s necessary. to. a furnr.-_-_-.
'There 1., three big pinning springs on the farm
one in the cellar, and one near the barn, and-n'
rood orchard of all kinds of frint. Any person
desiring farther information will please cnli on
Jacob Seitz, residing' In 'West Pdtinsborough
township, Cumberland county., one mile from
-Newvillei-or-on Tobias Seitz, residing on the
iarin.. Possession and 'nit - indisputablo title,
will be given on the first of April, 1851.
Termil Made to suit purchne,ers. • - .
JACOB SEITZ
jy2-,3mospd
VALUABLE F:A.B111-
. FOR SALE.
subacriber able at private Halo, 'the
Farm on which he now lives , situate in West
Punnsborough township, Cumberland =county,
five miles. Irom Carlisle, -anti one mile from
Plainfield, containing 136 ACRES 'and 64
.'ERCIISS, of.first rate Litnestono Land, all
o which is cleared and inn high state of qui
lon except 15 or 20 acres of. Woodland,—
Th4litrin lies on the Conodogumet- Creek mid,
is bu , half a mile , from the Good - hope Mille.
The hole is under 'good foie°, about nine
hunk° panel of which is pokt and rail fence.
•
'fin improvements- -are n new.
BriCk DWELLING HOUSE,
; ; two stories high; with a eommo:
114". dious Bank Barn, 94 feet.long,
1.11 t . ,•,, first rate Wagon Shed,-Corn crib
.wit t threshing floor. -- and all — other i iaeossury
out-buildings. There is a good well of water 1
at the door. Also, a largo Orbluird, 'with °VC' .
ry variety of choice fruit. The entire place is
in the best order, and holds out tho stiougest . ,
:inducements to Durcliosors. "Persons desiring
. to examine! it are' requested to call on the sub.:
acriborli, cndisputablocitle will be given,
and lemur made reasonablej.
•• 13ENJAMIN • LONGENECKER.
• *Lancastertnian copy 3 months and send
• •
:bill to ,this office for collection.
Aligullancos. ,
... CAR
LISLE TO YORK.
rffiflE undersigned, owing eo the increases.
.IL travel between the above named placeAl
and to afford correstipnding facilities to the pub
lic, begs leave to announce that he is now run
ning a DAILY LINIII OF FOUR HORSE
STAGES between Carlisle and York. His,'
smck_has-recomly_ been much-improved - , and
his counties . are new and ;re
morning at.6-o!clock,-and --
arrive at York at 1 P. M., in time to take the
two o'clock train of Cars for Baltimore,
Returning, will leave York about 1 o'clock,
P. M., or immediately after the arrival of the
Cars ,from Baltimole, and reach Carlisle the
same
.dVening.
ll'grta.—Through tickets from Carlisle to Bal
timore, or vice versa, will be furnished at the
low price of $3,00.
GEORGE lIENDEL
Splendid Livery Establishment.
He would also take this opportunity of in
forming his friends end the public generally,
that he has lately made valuable additions to
; .. A \ his extensive Livery, in HORSES,
CARRPAGES, BUGGIES, SAD
DI,E HORSES, Kr.c.,and that he is
now prepared to accommodate them with any
articlo''in his line of business, nt a moment's
notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Pet
sons desirous of riding in fine vehicles, or on
fine horses, ere requested to call at his estab
lishment before going elsewhere, as, in all pro
baoility they will save n'little change by so do-.
ing. Persons visiting Carlisle during the Sum:
mer season, can at all - times be furnished with
good conveyances to either of the billowing
watering plebes in its immediate vicinity—Car
lisle Springs ; Doubling Gap Springst. Warm
Springs, Perry county; or York Springs, A
dams county. G. 11.
Carlisle, .TtilY 3,1850-3 m.
Carlisle Sulphur Springi,
THESE celebrated Springs, situated
in one of the most beautiful, healthy &
1 4 . Er romantic parts of Cumberland Bount y,
have lately been retitled, and nro how ready
for the accommodation of any number of hoard
ere and visitors. They are our miles north of
Carlisle, and within ono mile of tho north moun
tain, where at all seasons game can be found
in abundance. Thu Conodoguinet Creek runs
within two miles of .lie establishment, afford
ing a inn opportunity for pleasure and exercise
to those wh..: are fond of angling.
'Fite proprietor deems it altogether unneces-•
eery to say anything in regard to the medicinal
virtues of the war, , as the niiirterous persons
who have regained health front its use renders
sueh reourse entirely supi•rtluous. Good
WA RM and COLD BATHS in readiness ar^
all times. 'Flic table will be furnished with the
best tIU , season and market a ff.rds, and the
13 ar supplied with • choicest liquors. Con•
veynaces from Carl—le to the Springs ran be
had at all- time's by applying at the differefit
liveryestablishinctits"
je I 9.liw
Late Arrival
at the new and cheap .11.1RDIIARE STORE,
East High street, vpostte Ogilby's Dry Good
/Store. •
FOHE subscriber has just opened a
large assortment of goods in his line to
which .lie would_ mill..the rittention_oC bui,ers,
as he is determined to sell at prices to suit the .
tunes. His stock coinpri es n full assortment
-of. Locks and Latches of every description,
Hinge's and Scre_ws, Window Springs and
:Bolts, ilLll Cross-cut mid (-Uvular Saws, Band,
panne!, ripping . und back Saws, broad,' hand &
chopping Axes,. Chisels, Augurs,
Planes •tioil . ,Phyn'e Braces and Brace
Bit ts, steel Aida' iron 'Sepia res, Plumb & Levels,
Waiters and Trays, Table and Pocket Cutlery
!Fable and Tea Spoons, brass, hell-mond and
enameled preserving Kettles, Hollow Were
&d: Also, a full assortment of Saddlery un til
Carriage yritumings, Patent Leather - , - -Moroed
and binding Skins, Saddletrees, Carilages and--
Wagon Whips, Curled Hair, Moss, Deer Hair,:
Eli tic Springs...Simi/eh and 'Spades, Garden
and Corn floes Grain rm. GrassSerheg,
,S.ruiths and Seytlie Stones, Hay and' , Manuris
Forks, ‘Vindow'Glass, Putty; Paints and Dye
Stufl's, Oil, l'arpentine and Varnish, Mahogany
and maple-Veneers and mouldings,'Sofa Sprg's ,
Also, Bar, Band, Hoop and Sheet Iron, Cast,
Shear, Spring and Blister Steel, Tin Plate,
Zinc, Speltre, Bar Lead, Bar' 'Pin, Iron, Brass
and Copper Wire, &.e.
Uarbonnteof lime - . 2•fti7
" • of magnesia. 1 . 538
Alkaline salts, Chiefly chlorides, with
a portion of sulphate
Shins
5 Bail:els Patent Fire and Water Proof Paint, I Organic matter
a3sorted colors. 11 ENRY SAXTON
pi} 1.,'60
roruLAR '1 Loan.
BY TILE FIRM of TROUTAIAN & MAY
ear_ riat emeh,:ia"
To every one. we make our call,
If you would linva a coat that's Nee.
'Look at Trouthian & May's Cheap Clo
thingllfill.
Here are 'Dresses of all kinds,
Fine co l coarse, and also Cheap•• _
Pleiiiirextiiina_luid you'll find,
For your money quite a heap.
Here are goods for every season, •
Thick and stout, neat and thin;
All that you can wish in reason,
LI you doubt it just drop. in.
Flare are Frack and Body Coats,
Both withlow and standing collars;
Somo that button round the throat,,
To be had for a few dollars.
Here is every style of Vest, •
And all sorts of Pantaloon's,
Yost can choose what suite you best,
Eve, or morn, or afternoon.
Here are sncka and Roundabonts,
Overalls and Jackets, Green,
Please to look and you will find.
Here the cheapest ever tnal!
Hero aro fight coats for tho Spring,
Fancy goods for Summer wear.
You will find them just the thing,
Nothing butter anywhore4i
Shirts and Bosoms may Ilefound.
Newt. Handkerchief:9lllld GloVeer,
Scarfs to tie your neck around,
When you seek your lady loves.
Here nro Caps, Suspendorri,Vtocks,
Collars, very nice indeed,
Chian and nice, in paper box.- .
June the thing that you will need.
If wo talkad a day about them,. ,
We could scarcely tell you idly
Gentlemen can'i.do without thorn—)
• Then, dear friends, give us n call.
SALT EN STORE.
SACKS Liverpool Ground Alum
Salt, in store and for sale very low.•
Also, 50 packages of very superior Ground
Rock Fine Salt, in small and handsome '
• SACKS AND BOXES
fr Fatally and Dairy use, for,
ajunol2 . J. W. EBY
BRUSHES and COMBS,
Tho largest lot and best-assortment of
- .
%V ITE WASH,
swe'epine, dusting; scrubbing nod other Briish
ea, ie just received, including an assortment of
'FINEST HAIR BItUSIIES,
mad of tho best qualities, as also,
• FINE TOOTH COMES
Orilmost every size and quality, together with
a variety of-Dress, Redding aqd, other Combs,
or sale cheaper than at Any Other [rouse in
own, at the store of, . EBY.
Carlisle, lune 5, 1850.
Great
THE subscriber will commence this week to
•' reduce his large and splendid stock of :summer
goods -at prices lower than over hoard of in Car
lisle. The stock is very large, netv end com—
plete, LAWNS, BARAZES, G•R B.N E
DINES; and CALICOES will be °old at coat,
and some 25 per cent below cost, Ribbons, Bon
nets, Flowers, and other trimmings at Wonder
ful low .prices, Stockings and Gloves lower
than ever, Linens, •Mousolines, Chneits,,Tick.
inks, Diaperivand, Table Covers cunsiderablY
'below low. water mark."ln men's wear suers
us Drilling,•Tweede; Cottopudes, &c., coati will
mot ,be regarded;Clothe and Castimeres, at Mist
and some of them less.
• Carpetings at rectaed.prices, aleo - Boote and
Shoos, my stock oI this article is -too large;
therefciregreat bargain° ken be had. '
GROCERIES as low de die:lowest, `come' all
who want to•lay maxi:alley 'to good advantage,'
and look through the mammoth stock, and you'
will got the cheapest•upd best burgains,and best
goads over purchaiied. Recollect the old stand
East Main street. r, CHAS, OGILBY.,
Carlisle, July 24th 1850. • • •
mantra TiavTin fzim@,_ ilf..sl4AN. T 114119120.
rp,-am subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the public that they are building 200
AL of the above machines, to which they have added important improv
ements ' which . ' gives
th em decided advantages over any other Drill ever offered to the public. These 141achines are
Milli:of good material, aid are warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Persons are referred to the following' gentlemen who have purchased and have in use the
above Machines in the county of Cumberland.
Frederick Watts,
;113 Weakley,
George It ykes,
Daniel Keller,
Elder McCune,
George Coover,
George Gunkle,
-Samuel Miller,
All orders will be promptly attended to by
Ercildoutt Yost Office, Chester cousityrPa
As there-a variety of Drills in the marke., sold under other Patents, which are direct infring
memo on the above, we have concluded to publish an extract from our claim, that farmers in"
purchasing machinesi, may be able to judge or these that are h(fringments, and thereby prevent
the liability of having to pay a fine.
The following. is (it:az-tract from. the Mann of the Original Patentee whose rights are being vio•
Sated:—" lst. The simultaneous throwing into or out of operation. by the int/ern-ern of a lever
•or other mechanical equivalent, or device, each seeding cylinder and its respective Drill or Seed
Tube, for tire purpose of sowing with ally nurri ter of Hoppers and Drills that may be required
-in sowing point or other irregular shaped, land, -without stepping the animal 07 7) nirrudg attached
to the Nachko. Not intending to limit ourselyes'to the particular construction herein described
and represented in the annexed - drawing, but to vary these in any way that we may deem pro
per, so that the before described results are effected by meatia substantially the same as those
described in the foregoing specification." •
ft will be seen from the above claim that nll those Drills, whether sold as Patent or otherwise
which live attached to them one or more Levers for the purpose of stopping the Seed and raja
in g : the-seed-tube out -of-the-ground Sy-one-and-the attino-operation,-are-direet -infringments-on
on the tdiove claim. And nil persons are hereby Warned again - St infringing in any way upon the
eh oyo claim under (he penalty - or the law ma 4 .e bad provided therefor.
. .
THE under s ig ned begs leave to inform the
public - , That he bits "recently purchased the
WA RAL,SPRINGS, in Perry County, Penn
sylvania, and has improved and rclurnished the
buildings for the entertainment of visitors, in a
style calculated to insure euinfort and ..(ni—
. mice to all who may !eel disposed to pa trolllZe
the eZtablishpent. -
'llMse Springs are situated on the hank of,
- and - emPt y into Sherman's -Creels,-a stream-as‘ .
soorated with the thrilling scenes hen seen the
early settlers of that part of Pennsylvania and
the aborigines, whose hunting grounds lay on,
iis margin. They are eLeven tittles from Car
lisle, (through which the Cumberland Valley
Railroad passes Iran Chambershurc to Ilnrri
burg,) learn whii.h place visitors Gan at nil (Mies
obtamexcellermennveyances: Those also - nom
the east, wishing to reach the Spring by the
Central Railroad. can do no by taking passage
'
myths Thincanno,. trim Worlis,.(thirteen mk.
, distant trom the Springs,!. where 'coaches are
, constantly in readiness to coneey them thither;
rand those coming from the West on the some
road,-at all times—alimin easy conveyances at
the Railroad Hotel at Newport, which is but a
few miles distant from the Springs.
The qualities of the water of these Springs.
.are most extraordinary indeed, for the speedy
and permanent cure of Scrofulas, Eruptions of
the-Skin, and every species - of Cutaneous dis.
-eases. • lie has hundrods,of certificates, show
ing the wonderfuf cures'eflueted by using this
,water internally, and by bathing, in it; obtained
Its well from strangers as from those residing in
the immediate neighborhood of the Springs,
who have not only mrperienced the infallible
refficaey, of the water themselves, but have wit
riessedsthe same upon others. Prof. James C.
E;ooth has analyzed the waters, and fuundabein
to contain 9.2 grains of solid matter in the wil.
ion, which is compoSed as follows:
D. CORNMAN
There are also at the same place half n dozen
of other springs, of different descriptions, a
mong which is one of sulphur and one of cold
- .
--It may - be - proper-ro - stare_ - why aknowledge
of the extraordinary Medical (main iestipf these
Springs has not been more extensively known
than is indicated by the certificates of those
only who have' resided -in their immediate
neighborhood. Years ago the property-fell
into the hands of a number of heirs, who were
-indisposed-to, undertake the ~spurisibilitrof
maktrig It a place of public - entertainment, as a
business,—probably, because the patronage of
the public would not have justified the under
taking, as at that time, (before the spirit of
pub'ic improvements by Canals and Railroads
had rendered distant and difficult - points of
speedy and cheap access,) its location was out
of the way, and the rends to it rongh and almost
impassable. At the death cf Mr. Kennedy it
fell into die hands of heirs, neither of whom
seemed disposed to take hold of it, but lease I
it to tenants, more for the cultivation of the
land, than in regard to the use of the water.—
It was filially rented to Mr. Hippie, (new pro.
prietor of a large Hotel, hi Tremont, Penney].
vanin,) who made arrangements to accommo
date the public ; and dining Ilia term, many in-•
yalids availed themselves of this opportunity to
visit and test its medical qualities. Mr. flip
plc, Iniwever, retired in a short time, and the I
property again fell into tne hands of the heirs,
and remained so, until proceedings were insti
tined in the Orphans', Court, by the heirs, for
its sale.. It was then sold, and the subscriber
became the purchaser. With the exception of
the short time it was held by Mr., Hippie, it re
mained in the hands of the heirs . without any
°Romani bring-it inte'notice.
The country round the 'Springs and neigh
borhood is . diversified - by cultivation, and is
benetifully wild and piCturesque in scenery, a
lit:mauling in game, while the stream passing
through the property affords fine fishing. - Every
.attention will be paid to the comfort and 'conve
nience of guests„and the charges so moderate.
that all may avail themselves of the benefits of
the Water, If.
. ,
. ~ C 2=l'CrrEntrJ..s' 12117.2 , Ca ' X.3,---
SULPHUR - W - HITE' SP R IN t.l r. •
•
render the
I :
place
subscriber, no,,nd a
t i i ie n l s i testing i
l h
i i i :
o il y e
, -,, I gratified with the success Nyllich
y 4. H: has attended his management of the
• til" r i .7, above establishment during the. past
• ' ''', season, h a s incieased his e ff ort s to
- iwiting rind - comfortable.
I
--
, Ample provision lins been made for the va
risme modes of Bathing, with either 4 Warm.
Cold, or Sulphur IVate:•; also for Gymnastic
cnereine and pastime amusement.
The salubrity of the situation, the highly
nedical quality of tho Spring, the splendid
Mountain Scenery, with obliging and competent
Sicynnts, and a strong desire on the part of the
Proprietor to make hie friends comfortable and
happy, are some of the inducements oared to
Visitors, both- lid and invalid, who desire ei
ther an occasion Innocent onjoympnt, - or re.
pose and restorat n to health. '
The Spring
I
mued• in CUMBERLAND
COUNTY, Pk— about eighteen miles North- '
West of Carlisle. It Is accessible by Railroad
from Philadelphia to Nowville, and thence eight
miles by stage to the Spring. 'Passengers leav
ing Philadelphia in the morning arrive at the
Spring early the same evenin. The house will
be open for Visitors on and after the 10th day of
-Jane.
licoarding
Families &
'rraaiiont,Visitors.
. - , , •• •
The subseriber has the pleftsurd'Of referring
to his numerous patrons who favoured him with
their company during' the .last season,among
,whom are— -
Samuel Gillespie, W. T. Snodgrass,
Reynolds, '.H. AI • Blair, AlMsnmkr
Philadelphia. • • • .
Item Dr. Do Wittllon. Wm. Doak, N. I.
Tones, , Fig, Harrisburg. ' • ,
Mr, Heistei, W. G. eml, Esq., Chambe bri rs
.fieubding flap, Juno,' 1850: • • •
Juno 5.2m:-SCOTT COYLE, Prop-itelor.
AFRESFI supply of Coct
Warranted genuine, judt tecotvedrat
tnciv)4
_ -
EOM
-----,
watering paces.
- - - -
AE. NZ SP:O.X IV S,
PERAY COUNTY . , PA.
'pG 00 per week,
. 'L 00
1 00 per day.
REPEREN CE6. I
Cod' Live• Oil.
CATIW2ION.
Oit,sciltalfeortt.s.
' 10 AVIATION.
WHEREAS the fiollbrable FREIIiERICQ
WATTS, President Judge office several
Courts of Common Pleas of the counties .of
Combo-land, Peri . ) , and Juniata, in Pennsylva
nia, and 3 usttes of the several Courts of Oyer
and Tertnincr and General Jail Delivery in
said countien. and lion. John Stuart and John
( Icridtmin, Judf Court: of Oycr and
Per miner . rid C .Oelivety tbr the
trial of all en pit offenders, in the
Said Comity ofC i theirpreeepes to
Me directed, Mitt y of April, 1850,
have ordered the Court of Oyer . aud Terminer
and General.lail Delivery, to he holden at Car
lisle on the Fourth Monday of August nest,
(being the :26th day) at 10 o'clock iu the Eire
non, to continue one week.
- therefbra' hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Constables
ofthe suid county ofeutaberland, tTiatthcyare
by the acid precept commanded fn be then and
there in their proper persond.with their rolls,
records,, inquisitions , examinations, and all
ollicr.vemeinbrances, to do those things which
to their offices appertain to be done,und all those"
that arc bound by recognizances, to prosecute
(against the prisonerstliat are ort lien shall be
in the Jail of said, county. are to he there to
prosecute them as shall be just,
DAVID . SMITH, Sheriff
Carlisle, July 10, 1850.
NOTICE, "
1% - I'OTICE.,is - herebY given that an application
II will be made to the 'Legislature of this
Commonwealth at inn next session, for a char
ter for a hank with general banking privileges,
to be located in Curlile, Cumberland county,
Pa., with a capital of One Hundred 7 houaand
_Dollar.; and to be called the Carlisle Bank.
Estate of Charles Garber, dec'd
LI:II".PERS Testamentary on the estate of
CHARLS9 Gennen, late of Newton township,
Cumberland county, deceased, have been omit
te' to the subscribers, the first named living in
Newton township, and the latter in Dickinson
township. All persons indebted to said estate
ore .requested to make immediafe payment - , and
those having claims to present them for settle
ment, pro eft authennested to
1 098
0•G05
2'897
MD
'
DAVID DEMUTII,
junel2—Gtpd ,'xecutors.
E3tate of Dr, I. W. Snow 4Alec'd.
I.I'I"I'ERS of Administration on the state
t 4 of Dr. Isaac. W. Snowden, late of bliver
;Spring...township, dee'd--have --been -issued in
due form of law by the Register of said county,
to the Subscriber residing in the same township.
All poisons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are - requested to make .immediate
payment, and those •Iwing claims to present
them to
IVIARGERY B. SNOWDEN,
flogestown. je26,Gtpd - Adintex
lie : paid School Taxes
IVTCTICE 'is hereby given, that the District
El School Treasurer of the borough of Car•
lisle, will attend nt the
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
in said Borough on iIIONDAX, and 'TUES
DAY, the
12th and 13th days of AUgUST nest,
between the hours of 9 and 12, and 2 and 5, of
said days, for thb - purpose of receiving the
School Taxel of the present ycar, - according „to
the act
,or monthly regulating the School Dis
trict aforesaid.
Dy virtue of a resolution of the °Board of
School Directors, the Treasurer is authorized,
to„make an abatement of live per cent. for
prompt payment. on all School Taxes paid on
or before the said 13th of August nest, and on
all such Taut; as may be paid to the Treasurer
atter the aforesaid date, and at arty time on or
before the 15th of October nost, a deduction of
Three per cent.—No fractions being all Owed. •
After which said last dpto no deduction 1611
be rUndb, arid a warrant for all School Taxes
then remaining unpaid will bo imtmidiately is-
Sued Co a proper officer for collection, to be -.11-
forced in like manner - as - Minty and State
,Taxes arc by laxir.collected: No Bank notes of
a less denomination than five dollars, except
State relief, will be received for taxc. ,
J. w.` ER Y,
Treasurer.
Carlisle, June 26, 1850
TERIRD diRMETPLIPLi._
.. OF SUIYIDIER GOODSir
A ir - v II AR LES — OOILBY;', wotild' respectfully
. J announce to his customers and tho public
generally, that, ho ink ritlmsfute ,onening
soother very benutitall addition to his extensive
stock of Dry Goods, consisting in tort of Wain
and embroidered Swisses, Mull. India, Book
and Tarlton Muslins;•Plain Conlin ielt soil Joe
mien Moslem, all prices, Vailited and • bard
'Muslim., nll prices, flanges, Gurtatlines, Tis
sues., India poplins, Bnrez do Lanes, Limn
Lusters, Gingham, Chintzes, Calicoes. and a
great many more kindizof Ludied Dress Goods
well, worth looking nt, A very boitutiful alsort•
ment of Ribbons, Bonnets, . Parasallit, French
IVorlted Collars, Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, Pock.
et fld'efs, Silk Illusions, Artificials and many
other articles in the Ladies Line, which will be
sold cheaper than ever. Also, the most ex.en ,
sive and cheapest stock of Carpets that has been
in Cdrlisle for yenrs,Domestic Goods in great
variety very/aucLadiss; Gontlemeno, Missed,
Boys and Childrons Boots and Shoes of count
less_prices and, kindsi_which can and will-he
'sold please aIL Also t a large and fresh stock
of Coffees, Sugars, Mute , and hrown, Teas,
Chocolates, Spices, Tobacco.&o., &c.
As my stock of goods is large 'and selected
with the greatest of carp, I would intim° all
-wishing-to purchalte-to give me a call as I am
desirous of sending a greatmany good bargains
learn-the Old and well Dstablishod Stand:
Carlisle, July,,lo )lilso- • .
• Webb'a Washing Powder,
• ‘A 'groat 'diming of labor, soap, and time, with
out any RUBBING by weeg, .beardeOla'
chines, or. with . the hands, ari pin d :preventing all
wear and tear of clothes: ":;Warrantod'.nor-t e
Injure-the finst-fabries,
. Held Whole nlo,:and - retnil. - at.. Dr. .Rawlins'-
D rug and lin iotY Stere, 'Main at. Carlisle, and
at his Medical Hall, Nardi Queon.at, Lanese
tor. •
NAV ° All orders filled al. , Maiufacturces
prices.
' I
Robert Bryson,
George Craighead,
.. William Meteor,
e Widders,
Z. Davi Shoemaker,
Jacob Foglesonger,
Abrll
nt Grove,
C. Adam Hooker,
LEE, PIERCE & LEE
donotituttott of Vernfo.
ttegointton
lIELATIVE‘TO AN
Ainendment of the Constitution:
TESOLVED by theS!ettate _alatilottee_of__
4tepresentatives of the Commonwealth of
- eennsylvaniar-in-General-aiseinbly-metrrlinc
Alm-Constitution of - this - Commonwealth - 110 - 11:i --
,
mended in the See'ondseutiotref the fifth ard'Die-
So that it shall read as follows: The ludgeti of ,
the Supreme Court, of- the several Courts of '
Common Pleas, and of. ouch. other Courts of
Record as are or shall' be established by law,
shall by elected by the qualified eleetoes of the
Commonwealth, in the manner followaig to wity
The Judges of the Supreme Court, by the gird
ifi ed electors of the Comnionwealth at large;
the President Judges of the several Courts of
Common Pleas, and 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 qualitied - eleetor3 of the ;Tepee- •
tive districts over which they are to preside or
act se Judges; and the Associate Judges of the
Courts of Common Pleas by the qualified elect
ors of the countibs respeCtiVely. The Judges
of the Supreme Coart shall hold their offices for .
the term of fifteen years, if they shall so long.
behave themselves well, (subject to' the . .allot- I
meet hereinafter provided for, subsequent to the'
first election s) she President Judges of the se v •:,
ral'Courts of Common Pleas, and of such othe..r:
Coarfs of Record as are or shall be established' ,
by law; and all other Judges revived to be'
learned in the law, slialr hold their offices for
the term,of ten years, if they shall ad' long - be
have themselves well, - the Associate Judges of
the Courts of Common Pleas 'shall hold their .
offices for the term of five years, if they shall'so
long behatiethentsel yes well;. all of whom-shall
ha: commissioned by the Governor, but fiir any.
reasonable cause, which shall not be sufficient -
grounds of impeachment, the Governor shall re
move any of them of the address of two-thirds
of each branch of the Legislature. The first e
lection shall take place lathe general election of
-this Commonwenlth- -next.-'afters the-adoption-of--
this amendment, and the commissions of.all- the
Judges who may Ire thert• in office shall expire on
the first Monday of December following, when-,
ths terms of the ne•v Judges shall commence.—
The persons who shall then beelected Judges of
the Supreme Court shall hold their offices as fol
lows : One or them for three yerrs, one for' .2ir
real% one for nine years, one for tnielve years,
and one for fifteen years, the - ter.l% of each to lip
decided by lot by the said Judges, as soon. after
1 the election as convenient, and 'the result certi
fied be therri to the Governor; that the commis
sions niny,be issued in accordance-010. Mo. Thu.
Judge whose commission will first expire shall
he Chief Justice during his term, and thereafter
each Judge whose commission shall first expire
shall in turn be the Chief Justice, and if two or
more commissions shall expire on the name day, ,
the fudges 1101,1111 g their shall decide by lot which
shall-be the Chief Justice. - - - Amy*VaeatiCies; lisp ,-
peeing by death, resignation or otherwise, in
any of the said. COUVUI, shall he filled by ap
pointment bi - the Governor, to continue till tire -
first Monday of I),,cerriber succeeding the nest
general election. The Judges of lire Supreme
Court and the. Presidents of the several Coo ets
of Common Pleas shall; at stated „pines, receive ,
of their serVicei fiiiiiiltiqdalc Aminlein ARM, to -
lie fixed bylaw, whichsll3ll,llot In. diminished a .
during their continuance in offiee ; lii thes shalt
receive no lees or perquisites of office,""r-M- - Iffild ,
\ ls
ran' othee office or profit tinder this Comirion
wjailln, Oc under the Government - 0 .11te.United
States, or any_other Stale of this U . iiion. Tire •
Judges of the Supreme Court, during their con- : 1
tiIIIIIIIICe in office*, shall reside within this Com
monwealth ; and the °O'er Judges, during their
contimitince:m office shad reside within the dis
trict or countLforwhich they. wero , respectively
elected.
J S McCALMONT,
Speaker of the Rouse of Representatives
V BEST,
Speaker,of the Senate
• SENATE. CHAMBER, -
Harrisburg, January 28,1850. S'
1, Samuel W. Pearson, Chief Clerk. of the
Senate of Pennsylvania, do hereby certify' that .0
the foregoing resolution, (No. 10 on the Senate'
file of the present session.) entitled .nßesoliiiinsi_
relative to an amendment of die Constitution,"—
it being the some resolution which was agreed
to by a majority of the members elected to each
House of the last Legislature—after Having been
duly considered and . discussed, was this day a‘:
greed" to by a majority of the members elected
to and serving in the Senate of Pennsylvania, -at
Its present session, as will appear by their votes
given on the final passage ol the resolution as.
follon s, viz :
Those voting in thoor of the reSOlulicm were,
11-Jones Brooke .1. Roller Browley, William
•i a in niI7IIIII.IIIIITMES...--
Fer,,,a, Thomas II Forsyth, Charles Fridley,
itoin_it NI Frick, !fem.). Fulton, John W Guern•
s.,y, William Daslett, Isaac Hugo a, Timothy.
Ives, Joshua Y Jones, Joseph ' Konigmacher,
Geerge V. Emit-mice, Maxwell MeCaslia, Ben
jamin Malone, Benjamin Nlattluus, floury A
Muhlenberg, William F. Packer, Win R. Sad.
Icr, David Sankey, Peleg B &Very, Conrad Shi
mer, Hobert C Sterrett; Daniel Stine, Farris B.
Streeter, John El Walker and Valentine Best,.
breaker—Yeas
Those voting against the passage of the Ivan.
lotion were, George Dar sie, Augustus Drum an
Alexander King—Nava 3,
Extract from the Journal.
A.NIOEL. W.. PEARSON,
C/crk.
IN THE HODSE OF
B.EPRESENTATIVES
Harr7sburg, March, 15,1850.
I. William Jack Chief ( Clerk of the House "
Represeatatives oel'enntylvanis c do hereby cer—
tify that the rot egging resolution, (1W0..10 'on the.
Senate file, and No. 211 on the House Journal of
the present session,) entitled - Resolutios
tive to the amendment of dia Constitution,"—
it being the seine resolution which was agreed to
by a miunrity of the members elected to each
Haase of the last Legislature—after having been
dilly considered liwal discussed, was this day
greed to by a majority of the members 'elected... ,
to and serving in the Douse 'of Representatives, .
of
• Pentisylvania, at its praetor sessionom will
appear by their votes, given on the finalliassage.
of the restitution, as Ibliewsi.vizit
Those voting ill favor. of tho passage of the
resolution were,Joliw Acker, John Allison, Wm •
Baker, Robert Baldwin,Envii".l Bent,
Biddle,Jereinialrillack, John.S , Bowen,
Brindle, Daniel tl II Browerdesse ft Darden; ..„
ialuveessna, theory. Church,John N. Conyng.,
ham, Sylveater Cralland, Benjamio G. David,
William •
J. Dobbins, J nines\P Dow
nev,Thomasi '
Mamie; \Valiant Dunes, William EspeY,,J elm .
'
Evans, WilliaM Evans, A. Scott Ewing, Alex
ander G. Feather; James Flowers, Benjamin
I'. Fortner, Alexander Gibboney. Thomas• E '
Grier, Joseph Joseph Gaffey - , Jacob,
S Haldeman, George I I Hart, Leffert Hart, John
Hastings, William, a: .11emphill,john Iloge, lI
Huplet, Lettki's Herford, Washington J Jackson; -
Nicholas Jones; John W Killinger, Charles E
Kinkead, Robert Klotz, Harrison"' Lai ril,Morri -
Leech, JonathanD.Ceet, Anson Leonard; Jutries=
N"Lewis, Heavy Liitic, Jonas It McClintilaik, •
J))lin F McCullough, Alexander C MaCardy„
JoliNllcLanglilin John McLean, Samuel Marx, ' •
Jelin 11 '- Meek, M ichael't Meyers, ,Job,, Miller;'
Joseph, C John D Morris,
Morrison, Ezekiel Mowry, Edward Niekleson,
Jacob Nissly, Charles O'Neill, John 'Father,'
Joseph C C Reid; John S
Lewis Roberti, Samuel Robinson, John P '
erford, Glenni W. &afield, Thomas C
William Mather, Richard Simpson, Eli :Slifer, •
William Smith, William A Smith, Daniel M. -.
Smyser, William 11 Sender, Thomas C Steel;.
David Steward, Charles Stockwell, Edwin C
Troiie; Andrew Wade, Robert C Walker,Tho..
man Wrtson, Sidney B Welly Hiram A Wit.. -
' Daniel Zerbey and Joan S. McCsimont,..
Sl,ealker7.—Yeas 87.
,Those eating against the passage of the yetß). •
lutlon were, Augustus K. , Cornyn, David - Evane,. '
and James M Pester—Nays 9. ,- •
Extract from the Journal,, •
WILLIAM JACK, Clerk.
SECltkTAnlea 047115 E.
Filed March IS, 1850 A . • -
A W BENDICT,
• ' Dep. Fee!. of Catnnionvealtli.
' , .ECS.lcrArceit 014106
: • ,
'Pennkyleaftift Es,
. .. . -
1 do cerfify.4Mit the obeye r . old foregoing le to
true and oorreehoopy of the 'original resolution
of the General Assembly, mstitled "Resolution.
relative to an amendment of 'the Constitutioni"!: ',: '..
os the C.lllllO rooming on - filisiti thisoffice; ' • '
Pixo - } , In testimeny wboreot I have licrennto -: -
L.S. set my hand,' and caused to affixed
be axed . ..,
wthe soul or tii 1 Secretary's (Moe; at Hay.
~.
{
risburg tile fifteenth day of iIIIWAIIIIO DOM* , ;
one thouson4 trot, hultirred and fifty.,
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.:,.. . • A...L:RUSSEI4I4- -'
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`(j028,10,9m : ' , • i - Sec' greho Commottesealai:
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