El . . . . .11% o.l6VailE will be- . isintql TWO DOE,LATlS'per.annum; tu paid . lrilryearlV. in advanec.. , •RU PP, it TISE JlEtiot exce.eclineit 411iTfre , 'or three inscirtipns,'ONlT DOLLAR, ,. and - _; - ev94 tabsecinent , iosertion,4wenty-iive-Cents&longer. , ones in proportion. . L.elters Addressed to the pithlinhets essi - t . i . fUS II E. POST PAID, otlier . Wise.tliey will not be attended ' rt47cVni _ . . The .followieg; - persons have been app.binted Agents,-lor the 'CaMale Herald and Expositor to-whom payinent tor_subsC:riptmn and advertise - -merits can be made. 1). Sticrr.y, Esq. Shiremanstown, Cumb. SCOTT CoyLE,'Esq. Newellle, . P. E:oowrz, Esi t ,Newburg, -. .. do. - W. litmus, Esq. Shippenakitrg, - do. . JouN WOS'n. , :tutch, Esq.. do. . do. J. MATEER, Esq., HogueStovin, de. R. Wir.sor, Esq. Mechanicsburg, .do. ' Esq Hopewell, • do. ' ' It...runcr.of4, , Esq:ChurchtoWn, - -do. W r ,.. HITE, New Cumberland, dot - ..- - THOS-,-.I3LACJC, Esq. 131Oomfield, Petry county. A' • 041.% A RATION. . FIEREAS. in_lncLby..aii_a,ct_at_the- Gerieral Assembly, of ther : Comnponwe'alib - of Yermsyki4riia; t;rititleiLoLin act.regula ting the geheral-elrctions within .this commonwealth," passed the " 15th day Fehru'ary, in the year'of our. Lord one thousand seven hundted and rtinety•hitie,- it is erjoinedr - - on tlie'.ShErift of .each county_.witbin. This _cofinionwealth. -- - - to give public. ndtiee — cif"Sitch ele_ctiOns_,l.o_b • :held, and to enumerate In such notice - What - officers are 'fOlieelected: I, the county .. of Cumber land„, do therefore - hereby make known and give this — • -- PUBLIC NOTIC - To the electors of the County . of:CumGer- " land, lhaton the - _- Second Tuesday_ in October- next;, (being thelOth day of the month) a_Crneral Electinp will be hell au he - several . electioli 'districts established by law icl count}, .fit , which7time, and for t heievera lficers here inafter named: they will vote he ballot viz 7v° TEla o • - • - - _ 16 represent - the district composing the.couli -ties of -Cumberland, Athinis,.. and-Frank. ------ lirriin .the Senirre - of - PoinsThania. ---- .• - . .•_ TWO PERSONS •- - - _:. •., • .-:to represent the county a Cumberland !in \ • the House of Representatives of Peinnsylva. • nia: l• • ONE CoIIaaSIONER for the county df Camberland, to serve for • -f three years, • • • • . - . TWO - PIERIFF • - TWO CORONER'S aNE .61R.EcToR ap ThE pow an d o f t h e House a Employmyit ; and ONE JIUDITOiI • ,lo settle the public accounts of the•county• • Counmisinners, . . . And in and by an act of the General- As, sembly of this commonwealth, passed the. 17th day of March, 1808, it is directed that • the Inspectors of said general election • shall• be chosen by ballot on the Friday next pre \ ceedin,s , the first Tuesday in Qctober (being the 29th day of September oekt,')at the ustt • ' al place Of holding township elections to -be held by the respective constables, (who are required to give at least one-week's public notide of such election) and the Said constable, in each township shall be assisted by -Vivo tputlified to vote as shall then ht present, and the Inspectors chosen are, required by said act to be at the proper pectiOn districts on the day of the general efection ;aforesaid; at oine.o'clocki in _the mni ning, W . & atid_per L ._ formAlte:dirties;enjoined_o_n_th_e_m_bi_ And theilteturn Judges of the•respectiVe dis tricts are here,. y requir.ed to meet at the Court fictige in Carlisle, on the Friday next after the WI Tuesday in October next, then and thereto perform those things required of them by the aforesaid act. • . • • And.in and by an act of the generalissem. - bly, passed Sld of April, 1821— Section I.' Be it enacted by the• Senate arid House of •Representatives of The Colll. monwealth .sfrennsylvania, in Geodal As bly-met,:-and4t-is_lterehy.. enacted by tit authority of same. That "tile - several qualifted.electo..e; who shall vote.at any gener al or special election_ within.-- common; wealtb,'shall give intoAlk inspector of such election Separate tickets 'for each station or , 'office voted for, which ticket shall contain no mare than the proper number of names„:_bot _ io ticket be . rejected bY - The judges of the . election in-counting *Le votes, should the . sante contain fewer tiames than the :proper ose for...sherifftual-cortonersex cepted.. • Section 4 And be it enacted by the author ltY of the aforesaid. ThatOt shall be the du --tybrtheSheriff or c.oroneil as the case notir be, of 'such 'and every eounty within this • c ommonwealthlo . give .ptiblic notice at the same timeand place, and inthe same manner, niantiddltire'strine'ptfinhyt h tire; quired.t6 give netice_ofany_getieratot_special. . election, that every person who 'shall hold any offide or appointment of profit or trastun Iler - - the government- of the Unitetl.States; , whether' a Comrnisioned officer or otherwise a . subordinate' o ffi cer or agent, who 'is' or shall • be employed under the Legislative,Eitecu ____:_tiVeLiarliciary Departments ortle - Tfa.Q 7 , States,4nd: also_ that every member of Con- , gress is by lair incapable of holding or exert rising at the sante, tnne;the 'Offit,e or appoint ment Ofludge - ,,lnspectO r :or Clerk..of any.e_ lection in. this : State.., Given under mYiiiiiiitat - Cifillife - ,the Ist day .of September,. in the year of our Lord , one .• • tltottaarld eight - hundred - and - thirty.seven; and, of ; the Independence. of, the, United StateS the. Ott • ~ • • • Michael 114).1Cothb, —Ts,[6-iqp] 'sepfeiniier 4, 183 J?o,lt very julndsome-new CarrittO t .ne‘yest -- §!,ye.,, ' with a ,comp ete set of doable Har-, _, 1 . 165, NOl4 "be,sold •,,citeap or exchanged _. Ail. ti si'coriti • bancleil. one:" ' . ' .. "Po"r particulars enquire,or, August - 70 - 8377 •- - • • . r - ' - ' • . , .... , . ... . , . , • ' ' ' ' . . - _ ..._ _, _ ~ 1 , . . .. - .s.• `L.-, ....,. • ....: ••• -• .'.. -.-: • • . ..• . ...-- -,... - •. .. .- . . . . •.• . , . •_; , . -._. -.,..).._._• ~ _. .. • .. . .... -.-:• '.. . -. . ••••••• ', ' - ;• ''' -- .. ''.. • ' . .. x . .. . .. -, . , •-.- .. . . ,• - :,. s . . ~ • . - - . --- ~ ..-- - :1,,t„,.-,•,,.,-,-,-, , - ,-,.,• , i . : -;- G -.. - . 1 ..- . . . . . . • ..•.. . . , . . • " .. . . • . • • . . , . .. . . . . . • • • • . I= autwanzi , .74,lEllo;i' l -POZIIPICS I _,TAPL:':iqiarUit . ,I3, 2 1 4-IME 41.1 1 .121ibIE,7Trek,i; : :AdilLEC . e.E f TURIB,:.1011TEMEA 7 5 45°c. . . ing Victiiitttiblarne for thia? So thelivcr, when sedentary habits, intemperance, or other prostrating causes have withered away or paraly-. zed it with distentiim, becomes it clirrYoff the bile-froin the . ,circulation; and instoil of dis charging it 'through the gall bh!idder, Tettes,.. it Itr comeythrough the skin in jaundice d and sallow fluids, and to rush upoti the stomach in irreguhir and - excessive - quantities. Is fife - linfortunate hlitodJo blame for-thi s?,-,N(4-these-v-ital• -organs , are never affectedify - tlte'bfaml, iiiliil nfter 'tied bleed has been affected by them ; they are the makers and mastem,and it is_tnerely„Theiy,worik ind their passive agent, - : - -linowingiliis to be a - sound and demonstrated foci in science and experience,. Dr.-.W. EVANS'. System of practice is in fidthful accordance with it. lie aims to keep the Stomi.ch, the Lungs, and, the Liver in vigorous and regular action, as the three great fountains of health and Lie. For. this pur• pbseTie-preseribes his beauully_efliteadiuus-AP-- -ETUEINT-FILL tif S (acknowledged by. medical men who hate analyzed aid recommended them, to be equal to any, iii the world) in cases which require the cleansing-of the stomach and-bowels ; and his celebrated CAMOMALE or 'IATIC PILLS, ,in cases or nervous irritability,, stomachic weakness,' ' or general debility. A vast majority of 'human diseases having their origin in the general sympii thy of the principal viscera with the nervouS'sys , tem ; he thus seeks disease in the most . subtile fibres of its roots, instead of vainly' hoping to ex tirpate it by plucking off its leaves and more dis tant branches. Ifis APERIENT PILLS will do all that any purgative 'Medicine can do, that is „thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowels ; and his CAMOMILE.or TONIC PILLS, combining as they also, do, the most delightful A Z.)l)Yr.lt: known in medicine, will do, have dune, and are continually doing more to st.rengshen, restore and sustain the' human corktitution than any other medicine that has yet cell. ‘fiscovened. Of this helms innumerable pi ; nufs, and this no man can dctey without falsehood. 1)1.. WM, EVANS' medical preparatfons are- fe • all.Stomath and Nervous Diseases. In Indiges tion, Dyspepsia ' DilliOus Affections OP Liver Corn -p curt Is - u tWe Stoir4h, i n the sid`e, or ltlatolency, Ilypochoildriatism,-Low Spirits'„. Palpitations of the Heart„_Nt , rvons - Irri lability, Nervous Weakness,. Fluor-A nal Weakness, Ili - digestions, General Debility, Weaknes , , Colorosis or Greco Sickness, Flatulent or Ilysteral:Fainthigs, Hysterics, Head ache, Hiccup, Sea Sickness, Night Mare, Gout, Ithemziatism, Asthma, Dolereux, Cramp, Spasmodic Affections, Nausea, 'Vomiting, Pains in theSide,,Limbs, head, StomachM• Back, DirM ness or Confusion of Sight, Noises in the Inside, alternate Ylushin_gffi of Heat •and_Chilliess, tWors,-Watchings,-Anxiety,-Smisms, Had Dreams, Agitation - S; will in - every case be relieved by an Ln hies, during the time'of pregnacy, are often troubled with Sickness, 4 Vomiting,' Heartburn, Ilead.ache Tooth•tiche, Hysterics, and °Hier:, troublesoMe symptdms effectually relieved by-these -preparatiao:- • Dr. WM. EVANS' MEDICAL GFEICE, No, ARCADE, Chesnut-street',.Philairelphia. positm. Ogre. VALUABLE . REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE,' ------, • first rate Limestone-Farm, situat&abopt 6 • miliqielf - W - Criar isTe - ", — CMithiiiing 278 Acres,--atout 200 AereS clear and in a high stale of cultivation; the balance •is well - tim • bered, and theye . is larg- quantity Of LOcust on the pl,aCe, - . • Tile iummacrnents,are a n- and tenant Houses, a and:lwo:Apple orchards: -,- 'There is . a well - of water, and severalerY large springs:.near 'the n'Ouse t . , 'rhe turnpike Road from, }jars risburg to Chambersburg' passei through the farm,, and the" Rail Road passes nearly ',ln• - This . pr)perty .is well. calculated for .t wo Thehbove property. is worthy the attention of apitalist,:as,i.t.w,iii'be,,sold.loW. t le' is in.disputable...4E.hg t ilre Wh4 BAK:I?.R.. •- • IF...',I3OSgERMAN. Carlisle, Sept;, Lancaster Examiner : lc •and flear'a mark _,price •Itt..seo.pfiksa i - Charge. this aide. ' EMI D R N:STi , . 31 EDIC.4I; PHAEPA - RATIONS „ .. . . . .. .. . A 8 the ehjoyinent Of health depends on pre=' 1 -11: serving tlie complicated' functions of • the ... S I'o NIA C 11, LiVfilt, INTEB:I4NES,.4:. LUti as, ..itutheuttliy and ,vigorous ,Stateoltrough.the--ope;- , .ations:of Which:the body receives its growth, its • nutrition, 'and itS suppert. It can no longer be , astonishing..that when these-viscera,are deranged and cannot perform their proper functions, the whole system should stiffer and become disorder.. (1,---1116-.ldood-isTmatle-from-441e-contents-of-the stomach ; has its red color and yitality given 'to it by the action of the lungs, and as it freidknons it s I dutyin-circtilationg tlirotigh the veins anih urte , ries, has Its yellow or. billions excrement, which_ may' be termed its refus or worn out sediment, collected' aniUdischarrd by (Ike liver. TRies viscera,, then, are the ant.mimial inechaniSmor - -. paratus by which the : blood_isinanufit - e and preserved';, ant a. ris therefore ohvious- that - tlie state of. these should be the first consideration of the physician. Now there are various causes thai will afieet and derange these organs With which the blood haS nothimg whateve rto do. . Thus the tornite.ll may be utterly. deb ildius.ta in one mo ment, by affright, grief, disappointment,- heat of the weatber,_or any, other nervous action, and be ‘clrii I - rirititite — ticii rrel;lfirfaird:---.1,7-tre-b-limir. hlithie for this? continuance A NERVOUS ACTION q long will produce seflled DYSPEPSIA. II with head-ache.. bile; Mental and: physical debdi. ly, and_ftMeral retinue,•of oilier Mils— Is the blood to` Idame for this 'lntemperance,. by in , - Barning the coats of the stimuich, an,l leaving it in flacid, prostrate weakness ; and an undlie quantity mul-continuance - or purgatiye medicines, liy prodqpilig the same effects, Avillptit this organ alniost out.-of--use fatr digesting i'vholesoine.solid food; and thus impoverish tlie blood and the -whole system., is the blood to blame for this?— I Again, with regard to the. Ltings, -it is well known, th i;t7Ti - KI Wit - 6. - iifd,TecEitaitni - eti-blantri:feer ni• l J3 3 a :current of air, will inflame the bronchra, all d'od'o _through. the blanchiligla.ir...tubes- of . the lung;;'-AI)4V;MW,AI,I/I,T,lElivq ~ tIM milmiii; 4 liratdriiidlainsiditiog ilisease, Consumption . , with pustules- and suppuration of the lobes, .which, though timel. , remedies mitY.prevent, lime:n.o4 skill-can-curer ' Is the - blood'orthelltii-and bloom- .Itine 5, 1837 IMOUSIO, LARGE BANK BARN, . . _ . Pritrited and riziptiOted lreekt#rby Geo. .41. 45 . 1 : GRo; - Peazeg l . .—ea • Illoidint 'Vegetable - Life • and Pittr4NIX:II3IT,IMAS. • .A -CONTRAST, - ' nations,froln the tatnoteStAges,latli=hatLallips,but.' • Columbus only found out the aiy.to America. Betore - the' time of the great Spanish navigator, people were only enti• bled to paddle about the shores. Just so with the Life - Medicines. It itkut two years sizlcel first ventured upon an - unknown: ocean, one! have discovered the precious . object I was in search of—HEALTH: - Vegetable medicine! ; were indeed known 'when I Cornniencen my search, but their use use_uf_them,. I hove-not-only passed • front, the dejected invalid, to the hale, hearty and active. Man of business, but, comparatively spealcing, I have renewed toy' youth:: I can thus, rith vobliciencein my own experience, idvisi, witiimy fellow-citizens. Does the riAider• want proof that the VEGET A BLit LIFIt MEDICINES are "Wahl(' to biS own case? • I Wive - on — file at my office,. 5 av , hundreds of letteit, from some of the ,mast. * CUM Of this inyitantEltunl,-voltintary-ofl'er - the virtues of A GOOD VEGETABLE roti , rvsrecinble ed in testimoA MEDICiN Perablis who • oonstituijons have' beetrnearly ruined by the "uIl-infalli e" mineral preparations of the day, will bear me witnei, (hat the Life Dtidiciues, and such only,are the true course to permanent good health. GENERAL )IEIIIA RES 128LNTIVE FAT'S LIFE PILLS & .PIIOENiX- BITTER 2 These Medicines have long been known - and appreciated; ,for thew extraordinary and immediate powers of resroring _perfect.haaltli,to persons-suffering ; itittler - nearly' - kincr ,if disease:io_wltieelothe-liuman-fritine-is-litibliv .Ist many hundreds of - certificated- instances, .they have even rescind sufferers from the - very verge of an-untimely grave. ult7rli the deceptive :nostrums of Use slay had ut• terly failed; and to many thousands they kavepermanently sticurcil.thaT unifaim enjoyment of health, without. which life itself is but a partial blessing; So great, indeed, Ins their efficacy invariably avid' infallibly , proved, that it has appeamil scarcely less than miraculous to those who were tudicquaiattal is ids the beautifully philosophical pi Meiotic, liPoll , lilcir they are compounded, and'upuis si hicli they cons.quently act. It sins to their manif,st and sensible action ill purifying the• springs and. channels of life, anal enduing Omni with relit:wit! tone and stair, that they were in - Mr-el for their name; which was bestow. d upon , hem 'sit . the spontaneous request of several individuals as hose lists they had obvious") , so ved, . , . . The proprietUr rejoices ill tics opportunity afforded by clitclUniversardifrosiiiis of:thOlvlaily-press;_for_ µfacing : his VEGE FABLE LIFE PILLS mithin the Lutos-le dge and reach-or every individual in the sninotiffity. Ulrike the host of pernicious go:mite:ries; which boast a:vegetu ble. in-. gredients, the. Life P,ilevare , rtilefg Orgdtahli; atrS•scOntiiiii neither :Slereatry, Antimony, Arsenic, nor tiny other min eral, in any form. mliathei r. They are entirely composed of c:stracts Irian ' rare stint powe rEnt plants, the virtues of which. though long known to several Indian-tribix, and' recently to souse eiinentpliarmaceuticateheneists,urestho -piker unknown tin - the . Ig:tomtit' pretenders to medieaf science; and were never Milne administertd in-so happily efficacicsils n combination. . . The lit'st operation ii:th loosen the coati of the stomach and *eels, the various impurities and crudities constantly settling [Wound. them v-antl-tC- eetteivt- tine-hardened fates which collect in the, cioivo ittimis of the small intestines. Other medicines partially cleanse tiiese, and hare Vile!) col fected mass, behind, as to produce. habitual • eastiaalin-S., . with'all its train of evi,s, or sudden di:mini:a, si ills its im. ininefit dangers. I his factis is ell known to sill regular a:lett:unit:l;min) exaritinorlie .Inunrui bowelslafterthapo l _ 1111 d 111,11 CC ibe prejudice of these well informed Men against "the quack medicine s.pf the ugV.....Thecsveund,elfeet of Like vll.(;lilrAlii, if, LIFE_elLLS_is-to titanic the kidneys and the bladder, and by this means, the liver and the lungs, the heuithfut - action of which entirely depends upon the regularity of theurinary organs. The blood,. which takes 'its red, color from the agency orate liver and the I.lllo' bet filsarit passes into.tlie heart, Being thus purified by- them. and nourished liy food coning from a clean stomachs, courses freely through the veins, realest s every-part of the systein,•tinil teinmphantly mounts the banner or beam, in thy blooming cheek. : • -' Ilse following are among the distressing variety ofliuman diseus,s, to which the Vegetable Life Pids are well known. to he infallible:- ‘,.. ' ' DY6l.lsPal A, by ni•oitglity cleansing. the first anti second stomachs, to eresetiug.a-flusvor-pureiliealtlrythitei - lot - Ead - rirt - Wififei nil acrid kind;- F•lntulency; Palpitation e „ Of the heart, Loss of it plictitt., Heart-burn and llcuchnche, Restlessness, 1.11-tempi.r, Anxiety, Languor, turd Melan choly, which are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish es a, natural consequence of its cure. Costivenroi, by cleansing the Ashok length of the bites - lines wills It Sal. yetat process, and without violence; all violent purges save the bowels costive within two days. Diorrhaw and Cholera, by removing the sharp acrid fluids by which these can. plaints are occasioned, • and by promoting 'the lubrientive secretion of -the 1111130.111 membrane. Fever: of all kind:, by restoring the blood ts regular circulation, through the process of perspiration in souse cotes; and' the tliciroug . iisa. lution of all intestinal obstructions its others. 'fie LIFE PILLS have hcen known to cure Ithetanativn permanently in three weeks, iisid Gout in half that time, by removing local inflammation from the muscles and ligaments of the joints. Droprie: of all kind', by freeing 111114 strengtlitning the kidneys and b.ailder; they operate most delightfully on these•important. organs, mid • hence have ever been found a certain remedy ra• the worst clues of Gravel. Also, Wornir, 'by dislodgi n g from the turnings of the bowels the -slimy 'matter to which these ere ate Ps adhere; Asthma and Con ,sumption, by relieving th e air vs ssels of thelungs from Oh mucus, At hirls even Os glut colds ti ill oecitsion which if not removed bet:eines hardened, and- produces iliose dreadful 11i91,119tt. SCUINY, Ulcers, and inveterate sores, by the per (let purity millets these Life Pills give to the blelost, and all the humors; Scorbutic Eruptilms, anti bad co:»pleiissA by their alternative elEct upouThelluids thatfeyd the sktrtithe morbid state of as hich occasions all Eruptive complaints ...Sallow, Cloudy, and other disagreeable Complexions, the use of - these Pills far a very short timeoi ill effect an entire cure of Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and a striking improve ment in the Clearness oflhe skin. Ciiiinnon Colds and In flalllga wilt always - be. cured by_ one dose, or by tyro, n o; eve, -itms .. .. - . -' or..i4ases. - "Pile s,- ns a remedy for this most dis -trossing an.l obstinate malady, the Vegetable Lift. l'ills de-' serve a iffitinct and emphatic-recommendation. It is well known to lisAidrcds in this city, that the Proprietor -of these invaluable Pilli, was himself afflicted with the complaint Ihr upwards of thirty ; line,yetirs, and he tried in vain every remedy prestrilted.within the whole compass of the Meterm Medici. He however, nt length, tried the medicine which he now off rs to the public,Ond he was cured in a very: short timeoifter his recovery had been prenounced tad only im- Probable. but obsolutely impossible, by tiny Manaus means. ._ IIII tECTIONS FOIL USE.-The PrOillit torof the Vege table Lifi, rill: dors not follow the base and mercenary prac tice of the quacks of the day, in advising' persons to take his Pills in large qu.intitiei. No good muss thprali - Poiii• lily be so regime:l. These pills are to be la tint bed Pine every night, for a week or fortnight, :iceman) g to the disease. The 113110 dose is from 2to 5, according to thy constitution of the person. Verydelicute personsaliould'hegin with but.: - twoonikinerease at - the nature of the case may' requiriu those more robust, or of, very costive habits. any begin with -3; mid increase to ..4,'or es-en $ Piths, tind they . wily effectrt sufficiently lumpy change to guide the patient in their fur ther use. Tilt-Ild Tilts saint times occasion sickness and vomiting, though very seldom. unless the stomach is very Shut; Ons, however, mar be considered a ravoraffie symptom/. as Wu:Pieta mill find himself at oncerelieved, and by peer aCVermice will sooli_recover. __They usually operate within -10 tit'-12 hours, and never 'give pant tllllll.l the bowels are wry 1111.1(.11' encumlwrcd. 1 hey may be taken bY the most delicate females under any' eircitiostaticcs.-It is, howeeer, reconutiensied, thaUtOseln Inter periods of pregnacy should take lilt one at a time, and thus continue to keep, the bowels open: and even two sissy betaken WllUid thierintlent 4 .; l :vvereest - res - e -45 nr - viii - is, m sulmtitin s oi i full of water, may' be giveirio on infind'in the following doses-a tea spoon full evcry two hours till it operates•, fora child from one to live years of age, half a pill-and from live to lemons: pill. . ' .. ~ • .1111 K PIRENIX BIT %(l TEII - nre - to ulled, because they Possess the power of , res tori mug the-expiring embers of health, ton Flowing rigor throughout the constitution,as the Pltry.' nix is said to be restored to lire irons the ashes of its-own dissolution. - The Plitcniv. Bitters - art; entirely vegetable, FoloP o S.X.d.ArrOO.l4.founitonlyinsattiain,parts of- the sv.estern country, which will infallibly cure FEVERS AND AGUES of sill kinds; will never Sail to eradicate' entirely all the ef. feces of Mercury, infinitely sooner than the insist poWerfull . lireTp - iii r atriPiriii - SffiiTijiiirilfiiTtiiiii - irillitiimedis i tely cure the .sletermination sir. II LOOD 'PO THE - HEAD; never fail in the .sickness incutetil to young female:: and will he found a certaluedy in all cases of 'nervous debility andsveaknesi of the m st impaired .constitutions. As, tereinedy fur Chro nic anil njiarnmatorg , Itheuniation, the efficacy of the Phoenix Bitters will be denionstratetLb);_the-Ose of a single -bintir,=-The-ustrattles eiTor these bitters-is half a mirth gauss fitll' in water or wine', alai Omit quantity may be taken two orfh ee times aidayosbout half an hour before uncaps ; a less Mistily niny.bo takeh ' hit all times. ' Po, those who arc MB' ted ' with. indigestion , after.meals.' these Hitters will prey inya Made, as they very greatly locreaset he actionof thus iiicipaixiscera, help them to - perform their functions. - and e able .the stomach-so - discharg e into : th e . bowels whale 'is-olfcnsive.--,Thusindigestionisrusilyandspeediz' t Ty_renioved, appetite restored, and•the months of the ab' aorbent-vessels beintelesinsedi - niftritionirratilittited, and strength of body nun miergy,of mind nee this happy results. For further:partiettlars of MOFFAT S LIFE, 'PILLS,. nod PIREN IN Al r rti; its, • apply at Mr:Mould's office, .Nis: 16 Broadway, New York,...mtheth the Pills an be obtained forssoelito,mito or isl per,,boxj; and the Bitters fIiOZ,I or 2 per bit Se: • f..7Ntimersitii certificates or the Wonder ful efficacy 6r both, may he there-inspected. -• ' ' - .• • • lissome obstinate tool complicated cases of chronic and i nflaminatoryltheu minims. la ver; cam Oni ins,. Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Palsy,' Piles,injuries from the else of men: . 'wry, gialline,and other (Menses 0: lon g ' agoing t it mprite_ tboad necessary_to take binlitheLifePilirinid Plicie - nix Bit= 'Rix, in the doses before rticolannended. ,-. .:*. • . -1.: • . ' ,I. • 7 , 1.13.-'filitic Pillsantl ?lie Diners willget all sitercury,out of tint system infinite 4 fasterthan - the be preparfiliumfor freiiliiin remedy 'for the ru of shing 11 st o rl oa n tz ur t i l iB4 e heal, nd*-! or all vi o lent headache:, tic ilottlearl4r, _8 e...;-;.illmertnonk.w . lio are predisposed la, apoplexy, palm 'ltte.,lnnild never be.without the Life pills or .the..l3itteo t f ie ti. rs i°° p rin i ( k ll t o i t o she n el ; li al 'i°t t in t m l 4 t e l d :o rifil w ‘i ;' o lai ff lleP e i r r ' it e rse ri• u. l i t;fl iTi i er ur 4 i u t ' y q i i :y. liliz t ' Tie enltih' p er ilr e.el e P OI . 'the skin.. '. . - ' ..'• • . September 19, 1867.—1 y.% i • ' UE S.D X' TO era/1E R 10' 1837. . b A Val.uale•rarnr." ~ , iii i VILL be sold at public vendue, on Satur , ' v v, day the 14th day of October, .1837, on -thepremises,..-tilat valuable tract-offandoiitu 7 - -Pa.-'two miles south east oirf ate' in - Allen township , ' Cu berland county, 1 Mechanicsburg, joining-lands of Daniel Mo fie'', "John §heely, 4.idiothers,:containing-_ . - - , . • . 1 5 (7 - 741. Tt. .- • of Paieitted land, more or..less. The.soil is LimeyStpne of an good state of cultivation. • About. l2O acres LarezclearetlandLtbelialance-in-geod-thriving timber. Oh the farm is-,an excellent • - • Apple Orchard. _ •The'impedvetnents.are a large Dou le Stan Dwelling House, well finished; with a porch the whble length of the bbilding , ; a twb story ,~tone, Spring house l" a smoke' house; and brick dry house. An excelleni.building used: its fa VVagon.ortaker'§,shop;,a large Log Barn ivitlt a'w.ttgott_sheil at tach ell „and -a stone hog pett: -- _"l'here are three wells Of water - conven= - ient to - s7tid supply of water, at a depth of but 13, 20 and. 25 feet below the surface. _ _ JOIN HOFFAT . _ Ph r PIT mtderg66l.l^fedtWalar ' • thereof being post.and This , fariii lies in an'excellent settlement, and possesses -My nierims,advantages for markets for the sale of produce it is within 2 miles of the depot of the Cumberland Rmid; which promises - to et sate a .large demand for ' • : - Any persod desirous of •-eh-n i=ilf tPTii3ii either iif the subscribers, the one living on Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. P. M., when attendance wil.l be given and terms of sale -- made known by . 2 • • . . : " STimud MAile'r,. Joseph - Splieqberger, . Executors of Clfristian Mollie'', dec'd Sept. 2.5 4 ',18.3.7.-3w.* . , .: • THE subscriber,' execut . ot of the - last 1411 -and-teclament - of Samuel. Ruby, Esq. late of East .Patulattorough township - ,, Cumberland County; deceased, will expose to public sale the follnwhig real estate;.ta_lot;—.on 'the. premises. on Pritlaythe 20th day- of Octobr next,at:lo o'clock in the forenoon, .in Silver Spring township, about two miles from Hciguestoan, one fahn of excellent 14-TlLMattiatlM, 744&1111%. containing about 60 Acres,'whereon is exec te_ct_a_th.9—stn4_ Stone dwelling House, barn 'and other 'out linuses,_adjoining lands lf Peter Eberly, Elizabeth Albright, and olin Harman, in sight of the Conodoguinnet creek.. • ALSO—Two lots of ground; itnate• in jinguestown, marked in the additiOnal plan of said town, Nos. 1-and 14.. --' •ALSOOne other tract of land, situajeln Rye toWnship, Perry county, adjoining , lands of Solomon Fennikle x Mr; White, u d others, containing about . , . thereon is erected a two story dwell rig hduse ; and other buildings, within sight . 6 V•tri .'s saW=mill. ------ ''. - . • ‘ ALSO-- nether tract of timber land, situate in 12)e to unship, Perry bounty ad joining iand's George, Kline and other.s, containing 100 : Acres. - ALSO—One tract - af — timber land; situate in -Greenwood• township, Perry county, ad joining lands on. the south side of-Lick Run; or Gockalarnus, containing- -==- .. ALlo—One- other tract of. timber- land, situate in Rye township; Perry county; con taining 150 Acres.. ' ALSO—One other tract of timber land, situate in Greenwood township, Perry ty, - adjoininvon the side -- of;BuffalOe Hill, contamilig•3oo Acres. • , - ALSO—About 100 bushels orcorn,- by the bushel. Attendance will be. given .and terms_made_ known on the day of sale by ' . • • • JOHN- RUPP ••• •' Executorof - Samuel - Ruby, dec'd. 1. Pennsb6ro' township, j . " • • Sept. 25, 1857.- 7 ts. .5 - . • FOr soe, or Reiit. * THAT large and well known farm ' lying one Mile west of„gatii,xle,...ealled the Steel now in ;ioasessithi Mahler .containiur u out nrucresi • • - . . 1741,' Acres Otiiihich arc deayd, and iikder . good fende; and well set with elover„- life. Wino% ements are a-good /. 90 feet long, 4 ptimp.of never failing weer an . Apple Orchard, and every . other necessary in or. fler -- "Tiii,s - farm - is - sopetior for stocic; - 7 LS 0-4A:umber firm ir k North Mitildleton'touisi shiP' adjoining Zeigler, .and Horner'siielis, con. taining about 225 acres, a large portion of which Is cleared. this-tract-is-welMirefiWirfilifock; hnviiis abupdance of meaquirand water in every. field. . The improvements. ayoseveral lhouses, a log barn riniUti house.ll. . . . . . . . The above will be . gold or let ;on good terrrs, 'Apply to. It.GivincCarlisle-,- or to . . October• 2, !83'./.7-#4t..Z NOTICE. -- 1 . ; -• • • , : • October 18.37: :- . .l4.D.irectot.tt of ,the!"Carlifile . Savings- Fund. Society" have this day decfayed 'n• Dividend' of 3 per cent foe the hat aix7:montits, on the Lock and weekly depuslisn. isy is tom = •• ifroY(10; Octobkr s; ]B37.—St, . 1 170/TiCX. • - -- ''' T .<lsl_, iEsubseriber residing at: umbeiland Mi4l.._ ' _civ_..C.amberlatui, ,, will at tilLtinues give the highest price in,cash fur.ivheat. . -David , .Reichafii. - - . August 31, '1817.-61n.0 FOR. SALE., Public Salo: 300 4.ORMS. JAMES .--Eiddeitnitister nobilofoulsold EsiibliMbped.° ',AND FbIITUNATE OfFICE, : .- 180 Halt. st, doors below Ilkii.Frardclin HIGH J.; A • Togo off 'on Mg 2181 da,y . of October; 1 . 837. rionrssoN has the pleasure of anoottneiti . to _ his- friends and patrons abroad tile acheme of annthee.-gr'and,lotteu , to-be,clrawei : on-sATUR day of'Oetober,.lB37,.,. th e,Nii• State Lottery,_ for the benefit of um -Itenevolent—So - ciety-of Norfolk; Va., elitag B,lor 1837, to.be drawn at Alexini(loa, Va: on SATUR: DAY, Oet2l, .1837, at 3 - P.. M. 75 . No: Lottery and eleven ctra . wn Minty •. • . ------'- _l_prize-of4o-0004113,000 - ,7. - 1504nizes of 4100 Tfir 440,000 1 prize of .$1,940 1 _• , 1,50 1 -, . ' 4,000 5_- 1,200 1. -. •• .3,000 - 1156 - - -1,000 64 prizes of sl4o—to Ist and-2tl drawn numberss 64 • do , 90—to 2(1 " 3d do , do 64 do 3d " 4th do" .do • 64 do 70—i-to 4th It sth 'do do .„.. Prizeiln—the_scheme amounting 4) mere than DATA' A NIILLION OF DOLLARS! Whole tickets , $.lO, -: l 4ertifteate-of-a - r4tiar:.- packageOf '25: - Whole ti kets in the aliose-splendid-lottery-Wilkie-is.- sued and sent for $140; Lahcs S7U, qrs-$35, eights . $17,50.... A regular- package. .of 'tickets pay contain the. 4 highest capital' prizes, • T 9 secure the sghind can't:l4.4 is tit:643l l Y the _nearest rout., A liberal discount will be, made to t lobs. or iodividuids disposed to adventure by the packsge. All' orders addrehsed to the sob. scriber, either by post or private conVeyance, thankfidly 'received and promptlnitteirdeillO. all cOmmunicaticins, • perfectly confidential.— Please address E W. AtObinson, Baltimore, Md. October 2, 18737 the' far m - ) N and htraUg:rs,y and, all _persons at-,a 019- t.wee i, respectfully directed to . i2OI3INSON'S A DYER I'ISEMENT in another part of triis pa per. .. Octol)er 2, 1187. • ' PUBLIC'SALE. • Ily an order of the Orphans 'Court of Cumber laud County: there will be exposed to pithlic sale 1131 the- prenlises, on Thu i rsdarttre-19.6rh.clay uf tuber . next, A tract or Isnd in Mifflin Township, Cumberland bounded.by 'lands of Chr. Failure, and Janie!, Purdy, anil,JohirgitATeX, - con. I tuning one 7 ltutuhinLattil twitily•eigltt acres; more Pr less ahoutiBo_acres of-Which — are. :cleared- and cultivated, Ands.the — resiclue — eidered 'with •• good lini:fer: . the iniprovetneitts are a • Lo ItiOtese La.^ Bart', _ _- r 3 Two Apple prchards,• nod an - excellent well o e•nterr . • Tem9rnadt known on the clay hf til. _.----- JAMES P ..URbY Sen'r. ..... , - ...9ciner of William Purdy (keg Carlisle, Sept. 18, 1837. PUBLIC .8.1 LE OF • REAL . ESTATE: By _virtue of an : order of the Orphans' Court of Cumberland' county, will be esx4 posed, to public sale on the premises on Saturday ii the 4th day of November next, A HOUSE AND LOT OF ROUND, containing two acres, situate in.S. Middletan' tovinship, on the Triadic Spring Road, aliont, four miles below Carlisle.' There is also„Nsuible _on the premisgs. T'ernis of sale: one hall on,thc confiritatioic of the sale end the_ residhe in- two annual pay men s without ihterest. • of Mt minor c i'ld'rl ti o i s o py y o l na t - ; h u a L ii N A , r ii n sn ,.ll t r7 d P e n e . w. Carlisle, Sept.' 18, 18.37. sj , :• -T.g_A_l r COW. A M E to , the plantation of the • • subslber residing in South 'Mid (Veto! township, on or about the • -m.„l3th inst., a stray Cow, of middle and of a dark red color, the two hind fret are white - .. - .: l:liftn.wncrinnst'come_forwinil;_tirnre property, - pay - charges - and take tier it - w - ay, - other: wise she will be disposed of acoOrding to 11 w. .MCOB STRICKLER. . October 2, .1:837.-=-3w.• (IibIiTIVIA S Pki. FA. . Wilt be exposed toPublie 50e, on the premises 'On Suturdarthe.24sf day of October_inst. Tract a Land,/ situated tn ' , Yank ford township, - Cumberl. tire-Min ty, on the road leading-from-Diller' - Itriclge;to Dublin_Gap,--iconlaininr,LsboUt 25 - u6resonore-or. less, upon which is erecte,(l , - 41.7120)44- revtinriro. _ And a LOG BARN; tA v riv vas, of water on 'tl - I. \ premises, a first rate pplepreliartl, The pro. petty' under gootVence.ol7l in a goadstateor_ toltiratioo. Th9/lawl luljthris the properfiTif Peter Myers,/,Christian rattler, Georgci Eci:erdt and others. Te'rrns, r purclin/ April. sjtle , .nre. n 5 follows i the hall.or the money to be Avid on the Ist day -of Apra; I"Bitf,,wihen possession will lin — peen, tie reyramtler in two 4qual annual payments without It intere st: . • JOSEPILHEBERLIG.- , rThe creditors °fit Anghinhangh, deceased will. take notice that the AuilitorsAoThiat.shali the tssets_of_tii_e_exiate - ..among them v 41.1 meet at the. hotise of liobereAlwfarime C'irlisle •on: flay; the 18th day.of Cictober inst, at 2 ii'elock; tr. - • - , JOIIN ' . • 17013'T. Octobe't 2, "1 - 6371 - • : . . - ii--;:: - :• - linifitozo4coff . - . it,,,_%\ar1..1A: . :'.34 1 C•ri.0 kir . s• $i _ .1106 . 4 P, dr.e4 ..ki - ' V. 01,1 artrord(Fred tr .L.: ., 1. 'parade at the Cour h N.. House iirthe borough •i- - nCcarli'sle i -on:SATEJIp • '-r„.. = DAtir' the,..l4tly, ilny_.:.ol ",•', .- - t?...atober n est, at l'f'..N . 6.- . k .' clock in the ftwenuon, ^- 4 .01 , ..A • 411_41.,11 4 ,11t1 aecon tr.- 1 ! - I ::• '4 v i A 1 6 tl i i t§- %v I ,h il it - e gn pt a i. it s c" m ie r r tf II i , ' 'knavisacks, with al lintt . • 1 1. '. •oiteiftnite.t Sc. ink; putt ~,.••., 1, - •, ,, ,0r1i1ue p antaloons: ~_---."- --- ',By oiler, 14.6,' ... , II I.lNlty"ji Kt.. 1.611, q.. S. - N. W. A general turn , out .is regtiestifd;i as fund. tress,of irllPOrlanoe ., iiill lid. liiribdoie-'iliO oom . ". Carlisle Sept. 25 1837. -- -,- I' ... F e - ERS,, Ts &wirer I OTHCE. tIRANDERVIII'S ,Science should contributelo lheiComArt, . Health - 114461ab.1e„; o . aivei•site'Plitig --- . --- —,- ___L_ and_Hapithas§ pi .Alapking," • 'On the eighteenth of .Iklay, i8.35, .111es - 61i - ow irulyeelebrated W Pillsere. first made known in 1. - li - Elliiiii-alFSiates, although in Europe• they had -been fireVicittsl?" - beforttlie public nearly a/Coen.: tory. The' Amerjean pith.lic....naittrally sle.Wifti_ thorn with suspicion;..bitt as on .triaf they -were found what they.professedi it was sOen displaced 1:11e, greatest confidence. lit fact the Many_ persons. who have commenced with them tinder the . most trying circumstances of bodily Laic. tion ; when every other means .and .medicineJtad _ptaved_altogethek-unavailing,--have-beeti:restored-' 11 ealti1arid - 41 - P_Rinelsa - ifelitrtfueir.......malzalrer cuiisatience ith,..they are now recommended by thousands of persons whOm they have cured •of Constimption, influenza, Golds, Indigestjon,-Dy-s.. ieli - Siti - , - HClidaChe, Pains, and a sense of fullitesS in . the . back - part of the Head, ustially.the symp toms of Apoplexy, Jaundice, Fever: and Ague,. Billions, Starlet, Typhus, Yellow,' and 'common fevers of all kinds,'Astiona; Gout, -. ltheumatism, Nervous . Diseases, . Liver.. (.1 - iiinplaint, Fleuri,sy InWarcl :Werkness, Depression_of - the Spirits; Ruptures, Tnflammation,--Sore Eyes,.Fits, Palsy, Dropsy-, - Small - "Pox, :Mc:tiles, Croup, - "Coughs, •Whoo in Con 11,•Alilncy;_,Cofic,_chole-ra-14.0 • - bus, 'ravel Worms,-Dysentcey,:pctifitess„ Ring . - ing'Noiseslit_the _Dead, .King's4vil,-Seraula, Erysipelas, or . St.. Anthony's Fire, Salt Rheum. White Swellings,-Ulerrs-some , uf 39. years stinacl.l 'Mg, 'C.:Meer% -Tumors, Swelled Peet ana 7 1:6; , ,. .Piles,:. Costiven'ess;, all.......Epip , tifins o___l - the .. . Skin; Frightful DreaMs, FeMale , complantsOf every. 1 kind,. especially obstructions, rfaxatitiorfke.........." . Although Doctor:11. has enumerated bY_narne the above diseiries,..lle. is. nevertheless of -opinion with .his grandfather, thelate Celebrated Dr., Wm. 1 Brandreth, that there - its,only tisk . , Diseaseiruu imppeity of the blood,.whieb - by impeding - tire circulation; brings_on . inflattiotv--audstmse , , quem.ilerangement in the orgark or part where' sacir itnpurity,of -the. hime1,,..1.1.05; and that it Is the different appearances • which this - inflination or derangement puts on, that . have canserilkdi cal "men to designate strs:h appearances by variotis .-nanicirfbut-which-arerin 7 faet- F only-the—salite-tilS• ';e4Sc'..- . - Iyith - More or less violence. Dr. —Wan_ , Brandreth.'Was so fully convinced-of the truth of the above simple , theory', that he spent thirty years in experiments and laborious research .intb" -be medical prOperties of the numerous plaids Composing the Vegetable Kingdoto; his object , being to compose a med vine which should-at once purify., and-produce by - specific action, a removal of qtll bad litm:ors Ron - I the }, L und by the stomacltandiroweli, -as hy.-the_ein Haiti-on fon 0 the - -use.uf stiell'a7medicine; ,- ioch tulmorF, are d sure to be-carried -off, and the hio ,-.l.'Nsmiie a state of puritYlland whoever takes_these.,Pdis . , and_Pers.evi.-Tes WithalieniStill_be:SatiSiled.-_that_ Dr.• Wit. Brandveth.fullrititained=liTql - iilairfKro: _pic....object.--It-- - -is -now int absolute illill 'known fact, that every disease; whether it be in the head_ or feet, in the brain or meanest. niem'oew.,-wliether it bean-outward ulcer, or an inwit - ftrabsee: s,.:tre ,11, thoitgbßrigiors_fe.m_thany cau,vs, reducible -to this ohe grand'effect, namely impurity 'ul 'the blood : . In all caves- they will he found a safe and sim plerentedr - yet all powerful . .foithe removal of the disease; - whetherchroniclir r r ecenclfifectioas or otherivise; and - what make's them particularly adapted too' this country,. is that there is not the slightest li bility to cold when taking them, in deed the system is absolutely less susceptible of cold . when -under "their influence, than at an) other time; therefore in this . climate therare in _valuable. Neith;r, do they require change of. -diet or care or any kind. In En.;:lan I these Pills 11 - tt - ve be6i the'"only medicine. of many families iforperinds; varying from forty to sixty years, and, have always prided 'effectual in restoring heal fi I wherever an aberation from it occinTed. . NOTlCE.—inconsequence of the nu erous• - counterfeits for ',kin the. Drug and - temical Stores, the public are catitioncd agar t purchas log of any person' except the aver- wed agents. ... . • SeCurlty Against con erfelti.7 . . . Dn. Iluaxna writ has • :idol' ed the followag plan to secure the GENUINI , I Ilrandretit Pdis to the public. Every autl sized - A.g:mt must have a Certificate of Agee and it will be -seen that a dotthle7forgery-- - ": Sl . he' committek - before / anyone-camproc re a..folge: l 3!ertificaterand. the person' having ' in Ida possession is equAly liable with the . ftir • r.. . • • T he. ft: owing are the appointed agents fat jr f, ilia vici . ytity, viz: Wm. Gdmore, Chambersbus•g . ; .I:iv:VA. Winrott, Gettysburg;. OGILBY Fr. 11l 1 . - Ny.:ll, rafrsle ; and Wm. Beli, - 11arrishurg. . / Dr. Brandreth's . officers for the sale of the tibovePills are 169 Race above. s th street ) ant' _ . . . . 24<eittesiitit street, I'hilailelph•ia 8, 1827.—tf... • Sheriti's , )1Y virtue of sundry writs - orvendititini expoini s to toe directe.l,•issued out tiflhe court of Corn itnon-Pleas of.Ctonberlandlcounty, cvos „ed to publicsaleut=lhn_.coui•t liouie_in ough of Carlisle, on Wednesday the 4th day of Qctober next,• at 10 o'clock, A. M., the follow (i,yrg described real estate, to wit: _ Jl _House and Lot of around, situate in the borough of Carfedo, containing 60 feet in breadth, and 210 feet in depth, 3 .none' or less, adjoining a loeof Peter Cutqhall on the west, an Alley on the Noith, and l'omh et street on the son irWilirtfarreiTirareCted a f G oS.'o Ftyaae;.plastFrcd. Soized and taken in execution as the property of J9llO Main. And to bb sold by me. '-hIICHAtIO.TIOLCOSIB, Sh 3 ft__ gii . tWri a dllice, j . • ----A u ; 11111 TO THE - VOTERS OF CUMBEIt- LAN) COUNTY: , , -' Thankful ioetiie heeral encoeragentent flirt:re:a me as a candidate fth;..Slierifi; I Ite.vertlv i lesii beg I .are to fline • stantlini. a :ON at•llk Irescitt Gime. ni t s . determination leis been tali en in con 'oeilnettee: a severe doMestie aftliMinn, attd miter causes not necessafy .at . ../ A (GON NSyton townsltiri e ..o . etot?tirl2,.lE.37. - — "'"Ft 0 r E 4 1010,1 4 it 4 • ALL persoiiirint;ebteil:to,tidcl,,stain.cirlir.,:n Woti..," late of South Mtldle.ton to-wnshiP, . Cum berlamt •county,,,tlee'd i . are requestoi:to_tnake payment'• to_thefsittkeritir - r; 7l reauthw in the bur- Tmgii and tht.ie having claims Saiil estate - ‘i . lll . pri . .4oft them properly ted settteutent. • , - L:i1:41 0 - CA ROT-11E4S. -A do:'‘.. • ..Attgust 28, • - ialre.rTw..gas2.3. _ :Nntiyithutotiiiig,:st.he'sOpposion of, specie pai,..yrkents ; Nui4s 4411 sOlveili Bitilks:wili b e receivect liereitiforitii4kAymeilt for I ich et s micl,ordet: will meet .theskial proinpt htl6i. ilad • • , , Co. No, 2, Calve rt st, Balt, EvioßV July: r JIM . ri it SERIES, tifiol,. 11.—Oro. 45. 6,/ - 10. - e - V - tit - t I, a..#,V.._ -. ZNIM . ..4 - 24...... ~.,:'. • - 4 .. 4 . ; - ~_ ,•,.----=',---7-1(,-.:," A ' 1 . . 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Lady, fair Lady, ask for a blociining flower, Ta'en from the shrine.of "Nisdom-vlrginbowe6 Whendrearoy sitcfis,pti - oessflut;stilly hour, • And, it shall sure be , thinO'; • USIA : Lady asit.p6t so vain a . - —• ' . „ For the-spjritof prong in rn 9 , will ne ' er,apring~ - LtiCliniolial by AiitoPs I..ndy,.fitir - rtiay;i4k •fora glitteringzem; I.Pluck.ed from fair virtue's - heav'rdr.dtailent - 7 ' 'flat guided hy it; 't would ietich thee hoW to Atemi current cheerily. , ‘.lll.lt , ..tuttly.seek not the poet's fire, In one whom naught could e'er ingpire; • OF else With zeal he'd touch the golden lyre, -And strike it'S-nurnbers merrily: • ' A COUNTRY EDITOR The Fillowilfgr - Circumsianee,. ve,_o_Li hp " , fib ity . «f t-hN pres and at llu same : tiine, of•the lib'erzdity.with which ItS.coriductorsittereq'arded for theirtoili was told us by _flit; editor ora . cutotry paricr'in the - State 'of New York. );Ke - v - outh-fOr the-truth of the. story_, -att a rgiek -- it in Our rilend's ownwords.-L121640e://dva • -.jAfter 1 was I. of my time., I procur,_ fetit - !rs:Of. - tec42nlotenilation 'from editer of - 44''e Albau Argu's, • and weift to .the town of---=— Th io _7.llti.s...by_thele - orrtik:atio t is of mtintellecti7 4 upon the subject of democracy. Ihad,;l4 you may well suppose; filmed .the ;rifest; atravagatiltleas:of the importanWof an editin; and I think I never was / so _ :•atisthNl with as whp / 1 register; ed my name at the hotel.to as' ',Editor of the Ilardscrabble. Republican Bannur.f - "Ayelb--I took ossession of, iny dom,copsistin) , and Old Ramage presS .and.three.cas s of small 'pica type, worn to the thiryr nick, and began the-new.se- ; ri6s of e Hardscrabble Republican: 7 = • Bute, l sings went on swimnangTy. at , the end of six months, my-lan& rii . became pr'essing for my board, and I was fain to make a call Upon my 'patrons.'' This through the columns of my paper, not doubting that they would come forward enthusiastically and pay. This notice I condoned a month; but, to uttet4 .41ismay,*.not one of my' 'patrons' made, his appearance., I now welt to work lit good. L'arnest; made net my bills and pre sented them to my villar , e-tustomers in i oi BA! H l l.si!il.:' - .l:did.ollmake,muclL by I owed tliO tailor' twice as much di owed me-s-the shoe maker brotight me in his - debt-the barber poked bill for shaving in my. face—the 'blacksmith had . ' mended the frisket'of nif confourOeil 614, Ram. 6e . the - tinner had. a charge fete .d a roller lnould—the4kcer-- fur, . glue and - molasSes- r and, in line,. e I dis;'' covered that my collections me-:Rit a hundred dollars'in•debt, • • . . "Nothing. now* remained but,an : appeat - to My:eountry'Subscribers,—'l 7 ltis-lentide i —' antl,:lortumately r root of tlitin-,rMidy ttY pay=but in such "curretic? as %%MOO:lig ! . _ tonislreven these latter days. Shin tees are tipthing to it. One .said had; agreed to pay- in . wood,. and added; dog. to the woods, 'there it, is, help your;; Sell.' Another promised • inc a loatiLor . ; . next week. Ont. offered .•tne a pig: for h.yeat'.--iiiliseription: an , as p ' I was.a . 'wole hog' editor, I closed with. the offer immediately. , But a new diffi. cul ty arose. - There Were two • and, (I,le , pts:nets,o.34ltl vat iltiak i jie.said - Seperating them'-they would. be, sure ta: pine away and die. 1 . Stiggested..tbat lte s ouldlet,mehaveAlie trib o thi.an4l..;W 14, 7 7- gi y'e binicreditforaYear'Sstiticription,in : advance. .I'4is lie refuse - d;:but proposed . „'&1 -- shuuld -, takek outs: r l. , for the year's . stibscription, and'helP hi( get in hay;'. I , ogree _to do....:,: . Never dbl . .. poor "devil 'Week liar , or,' 'or sWea t •twore profusely than age.. ingtho - se memorable . ..two, days. ed a bag, out a pig in eack_iink,slktig it-,0-- atl ss in v - Slioltle:r; and Startedllinnie.-4 • Intillive.ini:les to walls,Tand.before'l 1 eq . half way, the bag beetune . untleiti-t-put ' 'tile little piggling,:,'ln; 410'. end .. --,cooked. uli its R.4il and ratiffnr:dearlife:l - dropped the. : bag and startediOitChaie.-- • . Over 60'.1eixes' -throu.h..buiti , :iiiid briar, 'fried4e . and had, it-sideand :1, . • .loe, asM . tijor -llowitiPtt . t he . Alfr, ti little lleat1:- At _lli. 6 , Otitlriite . tiptt' the iliqiiity..4ll the ,i 44 ..__gr4ititirtig_o_f' :pigs_ d_ MEE Ell MEI n :y_power, divines LEM . MI 0
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