Carlisle herald and expositor., December 25, 1838, Image 3

-. loiseMtirtiiitited,bi4 itnitiiiiiifiCiiii i ttrnat ;
in Md .: diet every lover or his .country
. Will 7" ,- -'
mark thesa ernispiratOni eetiiiwaithY §.04‘ .. *: - 7`=. lal , •I!:; ,L 'I -' `..-'''%
duffYage WheneVer their .'nanies :ari.!pre Major Thbinas , c,iaiilte4. p * a i timici
, suppo r tof me._consutu-
The bills were piinted and ptioarded:e's lion Oldie:we. :$l9, officesorti:riateppu . gh
I,stated beibre, on 'l§UntictSi, heeded 'With for h!' ll ,7 l e''wPnt ll , 'a !hied: '
glaring flourishes, such` i tet 'Aleitiberaiti , to' '• co], 9eorgellPFeelY;:formetly . .etimmis:
The Rescue!" "Tie reign of terror reviv; .sioner and county tredatwer, and au o ffi ce
ad," &c. ,Great exertions* were Made in ' h unler ' :
Roberrtartibeitoi,' pest-master, tvitli*
town - and country - in get up a large meeting: 4. ,
The day tame—the hour arrived—the bell life estate ef it. 1 " -
rangt-and behold! therewas a “corporai's lames IL,Grahant, an tate 'holder and
guard!" As I promised you. a history of •an office hunter, - ' -
• `the actors as well as the playi I Will , akel Latin Angney, tin Office Judder and an of
.them' up first. I will begin with the ',reel- 'fice hutted. • \
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I
• 'dent, Roemer Lusa, Esq. a justice of the Robert Snodgrass, an office lielder i and
'peace, who has gray, in search c,f ian office bunter. ' ,
she "loaves and fishes." This gentleman 1 .sohn Irwin, an ofilce holder and an office
'has been for years hanging on the skirts-of . hunter,. °
'"the party" for an office—and, since the 1 Dr. Banglirrian, an office holder and an
vlection, has even visited Portertfor The , office hunter. --
purpose of getting an appointment. He has Hugh Gaullagher, Esq.. an office hunter
received the.proxpise acme, and . stateil that fronn'the seat'of war at liarrisburg., Having
in consequence of this he had'solditis faro, tried all parties, he has come to the eon
and if disappointed he would - move i t , the elusion to.'settle doiyn : With the loco Totes
ivestern-coutitry. This will - 'account for This 'winter, if't .is nottoo long, as being
Ins-patriotic
_ardoy inresisti ng- any attempt ; the shortest way to honor and preferment.
-'by- the- legislature-"to- take - from him, his I-- teorge:Sanderson; an , office-hutiter, -and
tights and liberties, (i: e. the proSpect of one of the loudest brawlers at Ilatirisburg. I
I 11, office, and the spoils thereof).-zand, al- _John Myers, higlualterifrOPthis county,
- though sworn as a justice of 'the 'peace-to who is sworn- to:support the constitution
enppert- the constitution and laws, -this-I1-of and laws, burwho .acted as one of the coni
- little moment;'idlris estirnati"on;.wheri his I mittoe of safety of the Provisional iaciveru
IM
presence is necessory'to•typrove the insor-.
- -, rectionary conduct - of nien - Who,
It - theirAiberties' (i. e. .coPces) are
jeopaitly. - How 'Wilt -Mifflin township
aliing withoitt this pOtielit, yettleiseior
- ing,•veteran? • '
The next is Dr..CsOrge D. Doti]lie, 'the
. __ --- first - vibe presideitti. who was run . ott ;the_
"track for commissioner.ll "sltaliatts dit4C
4ds" Cbrnman, btu. Al'ias - ajtbitift3il .It ^
• Judge -at- the generid lilec.tion . to soothe IFis
-
wounded pride: tills had the . desired cF
rect.; IciSttaid that ':tylicti lovers'are;slight
,ed,-they -font and quarrel;
'Fonciliation is eiteeted,:-ifil l g re twii;eas i
-
'lllard as before. 'Bei
'UR pouted very much 'at the sligld of the .
• •:Conventionf. but - receiving soinO: tidace (67.-
'lteirigAppoiiited a judge•of the •eleceion,tiid
• the chance-of_afuture.nOmitiation,
• - ii6Ce 'at hard as.before It is said 'he left
the rsdcml bee use (.Ilieri were 'not
o.si:y got anion;;lfietni 7 luit-litti--sorry--s , e.
lungprAntin is required in thelObo
ranks..- The
so many applicants. Believing-thz.t. he is
entitled to an oflice,l pint trim cot,7mis- . 1
_:•sionethby - brevek -- to - :draw - life - pay - daring
;three years. Tut,. to be seiions, 'I am ssur-:
prized that argon demanlike 'the do4or,vilio
. wields so much, influence in - society 4 'should
Identify .liimself.With:the. enenlies.of petice
.•
And good order. fear theltive of rffce is
':stratiger' than. patriotism.
• • '1'1261162a. in 'order. isßen.Yarneslam
. 'hertoo,. , 2d vice:presiident, cifficc-lrolder,
ifailnerl? pis t ma's ter,f 'but 'nbw mail Ton
. tractor. 'Age and party discipline 411.hiS
in degree, : excnse his apprOvitik ;pre
.
•• :settee oti this occasion, more particularly as
:he ° 'it s- nut - Mir - rightS they [rlw
hvhigs] want to , :ta.ke from usit'S t' tm iii
in', (i. e.'ottr Offices.) AVe pass him over
ins a well iiiSposed:Old man
, terrancali, arailettliiinself" of every oppor
i
tunity to procure and purchase huriesities,
antiquities—aidt;stiebanitpals-as-Woubd-be
an acquisitiOn to'the a. b drieultural•interests of
.
'therionimunity, done: n peffect riceordatiee
vikan injunction of the.late Secretary of
the-Nay..y ; ,-t r.--Seuthard,-deliveredle- him
by_bis preilebegsor-in -command..
'These curiosities Ant •antiquities have
been gratuitously distiibtited by this gentle
man_to the 'literary:institutions Of our coun
try, and 'his ;liberality will be duly aappreci
.ated by His •feiloWciti•zens.-
The animals introduced'are Of the Most
valuable kind tootninwestern farmers, espe
cially in improving-lbe bleed of the horse
andihe mule; and, as the agriettltunil inter
estin the bnited , States embraCes a„_ . 'yery
large portion-of , efir comm,unity, any thing
cdlbulated,•to subserve -, their good cannot be
iMileierying :the attention of Alie govern-
Ment; - orciflitolse.inits.employ;---10f-the re
aim ,tif a 'fineliaCe . tif mules, J:kotit,to_lhe!fitent
!'uPter• . . ..---' - ' :-. . --- t - --- 7 . 7 - 77' - - 1 4Fifilditlie7.iiiiii -nrifilei, -- iie i . :11 eif - e - -lad't fie -
Stand up! stand up! I Say, tharles adll, tidiest demonatration by their'introduction
'Esq. ' Can I believe my eyes? 'Were you - land ; trial in Our kivnrootintiy; .and 'the Ara
tt this meeting?, Is itpasSlLlle, twith al I,yeur - 7bi an threed off !tenses is tistiois so lit) 411 'iv ho
legal_learning and knowledge of cOnstitu- dtify appreciate _that noble an iinal." ••
tional law, thatm should so vOnetrue the JP - PurSuatiee.df thelngtfuctionS alluded
_ !Constitutional provisi6n; = Ivitisch,..ties ;the. to, •Several iff our naval officers have Intro
,titizertra,right_te “rernonetrate7 . 'with ihe duced_yalpable.aniniali into our ,clettntf,y4
]legislature, te.roelii ixighatto_igiOnicii_norwaslity--„Mil04611-03 - 100,--or ohjec.tion..
Ittit. ano Tdiag ilfech •tni 13"
,i ;lte; Chailesi, made;- by the ,epthorities Abell ins power' to i
- Y Qll will
.put yOur r •putatiOn up at itieticmt'fneh,.'iinPOitalfitti.',' ,',.1"1,.nr - 2,,xl!id' ,the Rredent 1
I do not '!Selloi;S 7 **Atit4n,'etee.;;;'elittij i ; Hon. 7 Secrete tiy - of:ille l'sfavj-; ..ultett Alm' an i- I
your eon hoids;oneinAhe Thilatielils4:ttle. z . male W4'elii . Vir,aoting . ttitt,... onil ....0:' tt'fii.•,:w '
tom Ginnie:, Axiaililiannotittiirk.A a k, o 4, Tuty.iiitir tifent, .I . ri'itet.s -any:tlisappia
. 'who bows so•retcrsn4y:to Avant e• a hhi ' tr t atamport ttastliataaa no Co t .'Elhatt on
,if.r as you lie, could , appro‘#e:'ef thefi*vfirl the iiibject. ',' - '
'threats and:, impricatiOns ili..a bantl . of 4101;. : 7# :stlie l'ilifitliiii,iiee - iiiii ,•17ti iii . 'fililepolic"-,4
.0 e iit( -- Jr yoiliiFeid -0;4*: 0":!one the'fiewOlrtleriegued•Pnilie - sUbje'et:„,There
_ icheek, how. much more ii•eciatteter-Ikritk -ca it ',, hiCtio ' dcMtit.t ; laiin.iiiPP.Of.,:ivai, iOlO
. . .,,,
--- .your , :pfoi9Ssion NVOUld.itAravo becu, , to havp . , a national "vesSeel its , gal t 3le to encounter,..au
. ..turn iii the other?. You must itOt'Nergdeth4 eaOV.,-,et any' tibui';' 7 itWe i it'iVer-, would 'en
.. you r ,are_diwons•coliserv'atar.O the peace,. • ctuntrec* r ll ocics(ialke . F.l . 62sp:poght :to - bo
-- And - hoWeviOithifY=iiiiit , 1 6 0k - wpur -- 4.y0j( 1 0 - 4'c'lfut Til.,.p, f fipp.cf f)00; t- Jhe same
(..
lila obififfitgitiiiour J:4 T Ati:i6iitiCilitint ohjeetien . _doesitat.:eiisizi:j.The'ii att-OPpOit.:
. a , , -1. .-.' ', i stc. •.. .. v .., `tkon! 'parrunpunt'Adjietrty etaioldeAtiarys.;' ;" tat.liiirieiar9l4,ol, j ' Pti!V 0 COO 4 11 ' iatill
• John' Clendenini.ESq.. ~ ,auditor':.,4lll4slusw sha'Aillaat goafteis•of:4!e .. itleb . r,'eiefentlall
' ,ti=e ertheVElS ' ee; Who,ia. SWeiciicoii i is O4'te:;idd:' iiiA,ottiiAo7-liaistiltliti'ffere-Oui
'the'ibniidulirc'eWii"A . 4 1 0V) . 'infi.0. 0 ai iiiligfto4:Wiliklifoiiii&Yblq"oll.l4;lar.
. . -
illiAl.,o46l.liiin I. tiaa lepfature.. •'- !More itupertent," gist manufaotaring and it
age renders hits an object 'df pity rdthcr
tillan censure.
The next is :the. fiercest hunter in 'the.
county,'Samuel .%Voodbtirn,. This
'man has had 'a taste, .or• rather a feast, _'of
!OftiCe; bat having been reilhofed for aleogth
!of thrie t 'stiffiOient to whet his 'appetite, he
Fseeks again his Prelk--(an-office)Wlih all the
'ferocity of a - tiger.. Ms 'chance of office - be 7.
ariglifjtvpHily, - .lfe roaffaiost . hiiiily fOritlie
'rights of the:'peolife,". which:Means
• •
liim-
Setf--and, nothing but a bone .thrown to him
• silence his growling: • Shale on such'
patriots permitting .their to 1i od
'eir Otribtidra ancl.Jiioits.ju4menta..
The next 5a Janteattrallaalfformerly a
*ommigssiOner,.stn4 . aa &I)mitant for a nomt-
• nation to 4he legislatuFe.
- Next follOivaratrick-Dayidson,--fornithiy
r ,' .Seoroner, inCl„6:iur.ty.tutireyei, and an OST—Lie'
mena . - I would.suggest M . them, a - sworn
laffieer . :46:exatnine-lite , definitiin *treason
in - oak lave.
• 'Lat4t-andlea: . :t; • Witi:S - .R.aniser, - 0107has
I,ipent_hiaLtiine-and2inone , 7 in-the-sert;iettr'tif .
itlieptirty; and they have paid him in "a fldr
- business: transaction," 'by eleeting.him t.ivo.
.1.3 . y a greement, - lie\then'
.. ,
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1
ye ;its o le'(l4 gr et; s.
toes - lauti
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, - --'• --.-- Play of this association surpass any tid•yan . ...
Iliave thus•gene•through 'with the prin;• 'the 'ivins . of her 'library,' otitis now trans-
, ,
iipalAiten Of - this meeting.' Twiny. next:, I 'Ported to England._ - . `tage derived from'. it. ...This apPears :.fo•••tts
- ."
' -I • 'bl
unavoi.,a . e. • Our dependence on the, riub
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will giVe•-you an ;aecieu . nt of - the proceedings' - 'Our naval commanderCA,- visiting:every
do
-;much
to im. lie-, by- whoSe beneficencelv
,e, , ,:reStiotai . ned,
of this grOtesque. body-. -- - • . .14••••• --- 'iirt otTlie -- wo - rfir rni *lit'
I ._. - . •.. • and our responsibility rar'llie - prop.r . -ma!
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, :to.shoir , to ,. prove• the taste of this yoimg mid growing- . --
I -*Tile' oliket - crf the writes- is :,
... , ~ -- • . nagethent of .thelifands,lender it'neeessary
-
try, if '.lhtly . euc..c.,u ra.geu nN tno . vt . .jiart- , - -- • •
The . 1110•nds •of good order refer- itx•AL- 1 460)
tlit We appear them with Seine . ac-:,
moitilis, ofthe mei! who
. chit fly (quit Posed Mentilbut : the • orilcialliniedAriiScalculated -------before
{
Coinit -- Of Our roieediii; -- and to• secure
this meeting, i(rrll6t their proceedings maY. %to repreis such a disptition,•,-,and,l•iinder
,-- - P -•- - b•"'
not, go to the. World as "tliC expression c f tho. •- the .pectilkk' C - ireutostances•-aCee
in
I .,_ an% -, ine. ,
.'thcir_ continued patronage. •
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pecple's•vtitiment:, of This •eotulm. • ' ~ -• . ••1 3 erliaps it cannot be disPuted, that Ahe
• . •••.. • . - it, to IJ u re• dom.. Elliott, Arirlesi - • the. whole • •
-- ionr, eoi'respondent i''iii error:in relation •/., , • - ~,, ~.• ~ , i .i, • . lmitimate Channel through7whiell. pov.erty
.:' vis 4.re s . preau . ue.ore tne j pu wk.,. 1 . P.,
. , .... _ .. .._ .. ...
,__. 1 elMiilii be yelieve'd, -is-the private-charity-of
in-!iris {not:- , it wns. tiilliednl,fisli,)ilj.,(l niit-
Rol..tri,lvlio lti•iii.,l this mivernr.r CleCt .F:t 1 --• •T'- . - '
_individuals.___Were -- tbose professing -His
his - vcsidenep ;io . 'Hiltitin rdon, and 'win.. has 4 --- '
.ff•ac 91{-Ilerni(l & Tl:xpnsitl - r : .-
EzEl . E.vra .. A:lwu , ;72 , Littpoier. name, who, thOfighlie was rich, yet for our
ACce.snl.i_l2is.i.iiitl.--_•_f_.rin in thez.rtrimg•hoye .
s. •••.• • . _ Sakes
.beetime poor, to that as They,
of ''''''" i ' i " :- ' l: " ..eff. "' ( ' --I,ll ' ll4 t , '" re'r)°lll.6l... i .- (Y . the Female . Benet:o76lf ocze.y ~ • 1
tics liohlc::;.•,nd office lilo . ) - ,ters•. -- , -- 1 _.
7 of Cirrliale. ~, • . .. ~, I . treat his people_ mitering in' ilaidein t ..:40,
i
' 1r ;-;.:;.1 , .. iii'M an ciTcr ef onr cerrerpond-,,' • ~. '' .. - .
_„,•.= , ..
.;.----,
~ , - Christ 'Considers 'they. woulda,Ci7to - i - v'dfdi
en t: - Cep.. Lau,berioo was . never -post - inac-' I , - - The -- Alas,)egere cf the - N - Tc iety - liave reit.. - , - . 1 ~
/fin, were. Ice, ill the' same ciriitutistances.
ter- hut. wan'' a • _inendier_uellte.-lenislature,•soicfc;r4lititSfillilvs-iO 7 Pi•iiiiiiente i lintl.also- -•--•• • -- - --•- • - - • •-
, . • • "Inasinuch as 3,:e -ilid . it not to one-ofllie
brigacie-1118,11(':eiliPTITh111113igsWy I '4 Ike '° l '.' ,A,) thR thenibers. fr,liiiconitiitunty, t':at . •
,•., least of these, ye did'it not to me." Were
nutters in•18 : 14, and has been a standing -
they have been permitted to continue thei r • .
•applicant for every •Office' in the county, -. _,-
frOin congreistinniAlownito , Coroner,,-IC - r .-- -,i z li e ,- epen4ioris - - to -- - - all - e-vine-4,44.listresses:of faa ~ . ,
, : duty -to search cut distress :fur the sake of .' '
. .
hit forty „years! Pny stirgrilig , in hopelegs poverty, and to
relieving . ' it,"liehring iii Mind the direetitin4-
' - l 'Tencier assi .tanee, ih :some iiistapees, where
when thou doest alms, let 'Mit 'ili'y • Idft
lit "ileetited.iilisoltite'ly required to grevelit , '
.
• . - •hand- know what thy right hand doest"—
starvation,`to supply thete with si,inning, .
• • - - - what, an amount of human miser • might be
knitting, &e. who, by infirmity or Jige,ltad_--___ - __ _
IfieCOmelinadequate to inure laborious' em
ployMent. Yet, while.expressing gratitude
to thr7e r . tylio subscribe, the managers can-.:
:not but _thitilt Pie sitplitit:t •and sympathy of
the public less thahAtltt;y:Might-eXpedt, and;
~• For the Herald 4-
Ma. EDITOR—The late naval order cf
Mr. Pauldini(, Secretary . of 'the Navy, for
bidding the ,:importation .ofTutirnals ip our
.public vessels, .accompanied as it is by an 7 '
onymous, puhlicatiOns.: on the subject it
. Wash,ington, cannot be mistaken. It al
ludes 'to ottrAtownsinun,Cwinnoildre
LioTT, w
MEE
. . , . . . , . . ... • ..
„
" • - .10't 711
le-Ira - Ili a Intivale"gpost
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grit:ammo ;eonetetnittee, foy, wtatittng Tare
'.'9l.4.:Y.44ol9* . egilYoltiena 'Pri. l o l 4Wen4'
tiniattdatit 'leak's° far al they:do not- is.,
"ifeat4l.tii,titoilere. dui:ooga 1, - ;'Ait" the
.411itittliatetteeeitifullY -"and ]
the . .areepltagi; which he *es brought to
dila cautery, Woeld be , highly Valued byany
of the governthenta of Europe; and , the ie.! ,
bor which was voluntarily. afforded the
crew of The 'Constitution "in taking thorn .
board, is . . not "deserving to .be named -with . '
.44113 acquisition `of such valuable 'antiquitie'
to the conntry-the iniiilious remarks of a
pretended "Friend to . the Navy" in the -Na.tional inteltigeneer . to.die - eontrarinotwith•
standing. He, forsoOth, says `he would bo
satisfied to REAn about these things; but he
must know that there are _ individual!! in the
land as goad as himself; who would prefer:-
BE I.;INa -them.. The: .disguise which
this writer would .hide his-Personal ill. vill
..to••Corn. Ellioe,lpeeps se manifestly:olre'
every partof•his communication, as. to ren
der his feeble attacks perfectly.liarmless.
-----V-liet-tlitithe-Frenelvgenerals and aril:lei
do in this - cause, in 'the • midst of Wars and I. There are sixteen persona at present re
contentions-'On .The_,splendid
gularly_ assisted hy•_the society,__ Others are
paintings and statuary which adorned the
eccasieually:pro-vided with zeroed, grace-
Louvre r in time of Napoleon, circumstances
• demand:.- -- • •
- dired - i(the envy of ilia world -- ,'. sbow. that—• • • -.•.- ' •--
We would ask, hoW is it possibleabun...
neither /nonen nor labor, nor.. effort,. was-1
dandy to .supply these entxil dellars?_
in-t Heir attainment,-
mayjustly be:expeeted we follow
obelisk noW , Stands L in the
. r e chis example, Avho about- doing' good;
C; ham p Elysees at Paris, eves - brou ght from .
but let . it not be supposed that Ave possess
Ltixor,in Egypt, at at •expense ,of 170 4 00
sterling; and the British generals, after..-Their the miraculous power of .feeding *timniti- -
tukitp.el five loaves and tivoimall
Success • if Egypt,- emplryed array in.- •
fi
•
Ashes, • -
rendeavoring io take away•thebbelisk called • . .
Again, it is said, the ostentation.and dis
leteepetres needle, 'w.hieli then lasi before' .
- by'no neatts,commensurat to the proposed
years -have - inthingers
visited the diiTerpit .wa . rds. of ;till's. borough
ffi i,
:vory-fortnightT - to:inquirtrinto - the - eiiCu,' rn=
stances of those 'tinder their charge, arid ro
gti• •
ar y every month bave Met together
.to
relatezilie results of lheii visits, and:Ottstilt
_Wiih_regard:io-therbest-inethod oldistribtit
"
_ : ing _theitlimited_ funds, so as to.atiord relieil . Thus it beComes Important that Some
I.conceSted. scheme be foithed, fotthe 04;
:where it it as!niost required: • A fid eifectu.-
pone of gaining attention .aiiil elicitineey ni
ally la, Prerent all 'partiality or extravagant .
patliy_ and aid. We believe many are. able
expenditure„an e'keet accountis.requircffty I'
to give, ,t ivho have Hitherto negleeted . dolk
the Directiesa of every.cent taken .from the !
.. so,, etwho are no strangers to warm aril
treiistify-.., , . "
...
b . enevaleAfer'iig. .N'olliingisreqn ired to -
The itriluenee at - these ellinte lias :been
'
felt •.thieriighout the community, although
.Secureliteir do ations, but an acquaintance
finseen - afid unsuspentech It may lie re-
tyitlt : the•object, :and an aseurance that un 7
'
niefinbered ty . many , a , superiiiiiieddirt Of Iter,i;leis there be tame prompt ' and efficient 4c--
lionSeldd„hoiy eolith - Mani , Bile was annoy- i lion, : the . poor Will stiffer 4treniety this
;cd," before Ihelorniation otthis - seCiety, by I svinte'r.. If,. during. past 'seasons,
wretched:lye have
discoyeredAltriseylio, :SlP4 4 , liiiiii:atly Ifiult_of
,and, , itile paupers,. .coming to tax i
liave4)6n-for--ilaYs-deStitifte , of-sne-•
her bounty:andrepenting their salicitairone I ° le ; i '''' -
; ,tenefice, cops, aupPlied by .saine.,itlind
for-food-and 'Cloth i ng. Perhaps-not ;one day ex t a . . . : .
tie:tether,' - -liy liar :distr m
ess ust theist at pre-
In .seven,,:iv etie_tho'se ea tvliem IroVidonee "' _ • ,
' - 11 - "d - .b - egtafired a c.orafetence, exelitin :front ' ' 6E114 - •I'VI16:11-11° -( '' ll)er i e.l " ~ l iv it'g 1 ' at " .66.-- '
nine increased, and the principal prat/m- 4 1
the PlterintiVe•oft neciuraging. indolence and .
vice* their gifts, or.sendifig may disap,:: tins on which Abe poor fortherly depended,
156i . iit , ed
,hodoibielit such :is
s ,_ weit, . gait a a
. (vegetable's and Indian corn; , ) .are scarcely
obiects of charity.: IC was,: perhaps, this to be.lilltai4l44lll kti 11 !enl? • . • -i •'
OneAloilarpdanntim cons4totes - afiyione
circumstance thatYiest • called the- attention 1 - ' '
a member of the-society, .a ISW
of some datlies;...te • the Condition. of our, poor ;
gentlemen .have been ;se liberal aii...l6.aub
inlrahitante,.find• ed;toAfise united and Sys- i i
.setilie 'thiee'.,'Pr :`five doitars. The society
AefiVitkekerlinus„ 'iv h jell' h a vialmekt.Olteeit= ,
Ints . thusiciir struggiFirfor an ,existence, and:
ed the increasing evil:, `.lrk that 'eneh ds . .
it might have died
. I.Mg ere this and been
ic•quireil',it,":ahofild beatipplied With mit Plop !
ntent, .and Ointried,?ltall 'fedi the ;eick 're= forgotten, It'..el'a it not 'to send:roftli'in oceal,
sithial lament`Toshow thatatill it tiles,"
lleved,' and, In aonni in'stenessiie;tored `to .
beartit:'hy M much edicine:and Tara; is: nu -
. ~
h igi . erentsidiaion thaii that tv ealth'shouhl l
~..
-
MARRIED,
— l rmrsdiy 2 0 411 ilia. pyillC.lVr..Sl ~.
10 :
1; _ ..
PTC(. 4eefrefieiielr encroachments 11 , 4ci, Mr.BA I TTMETfEtI;NIieCiVAETANNSTE/.
Passing OVer sonic objections brefigA 4 finc: ."":"'"' bokit t ' f. All '" °w11611i ' ' ' . ." .''' •
l'ondii4r.i. ' • '' ' ...
' . . :
i: The , itli;Oto ootmlo , tvi r it . deeept our thanks for a mast.
tiaririti ofiPtisition to the ane iety, 'se.' irivol.:
. • &hauls 'slice ef, .i.valtling 'cake which - .neeintpaniaA
1 ous=ts t 6 leave bUt little'ilniiiitthiii they ori- ' iheir notice,:, 44..40r 'lloary talbon't.last a:thitaii:
I , ',
plate •
in a desire to;bc'eicensed subscribini ,,
*o.ilialt". nientien one nr - ttvo .tvliifilfio - rie.i. - ;' 011: $ 111 - 4,- - -1314 - 1 " t • . . b Y , Ole 'R.c.r. , liV.:-Ifilearititlei.:
„„ ~., ~ • • • ( .. • .., .. b'e'ing .4- ‘,' iktr. Ottglox' I lErint; to Ns ~ S.isaii 11,itfiasi' Led:
more plausible'. Ipts Said-Aore. 'Se
of Mifilin tb , i'imllio..:' "'. q•
______,___L.• . - ~..)• On the same clay. - ay , the enure Mil: 4.1)/ottri. 8% 'lc
mfictistrictneSeandTalbilitiOnjfilltte - irt - ofi .;
r - ;..Alttirtitarfritazialittlinica4tpaillv,t - tei', -.1-I towt,- - "
c'OintriltittleinV, Vliatsuil'aieUt.lihur uliiv hi iic4 ' t '
~ , .
~, ... ,
... ,. , ~. ~7„ 7:---- . ...,-- ,role - sxahinfa:-. - byttfilltev.-it-T.Tirief f iiir-iiii.i si i I
ieitisq'i,owap)e"thOso wham , eve - licedut; Ilaldwi it, of Lan (osi0: 0 044V:10 NM INlAttr ' Stitov
. . . . . .
1.49E4'.0,401.1,,w0u1d tine prove our title to .a.,. In .. o t . '
thUricter'at )ligheigOnerOiliy,'•Wiro ii.rioii• - - .I ' -.' '. '"' . 2 .. '.''. 14.1Uil' --
. 3 , $;.: ~ ,, A , f.; , ','. 1 - „i
. ._,•. ..e.. -,.-.. . ' ~,-. .• .., •:•, ... . . on;rsti m3l . it . nrrijpg, Mrs. Itlinr ttrettirli t wire
:610q3A.vg,pra!leilt.ineomeri v3lthout - tailikti- ' , 1 L-- , V 4
. . . , .. . ,.. :. - I,.cf Isir. antes :Mar, argi.daulti/tii-gfkir yo
o,lll4t4Agialm : of 64 ktticticii*r . ..p oil Adatera i entils übm-tto i ; . -- - ! '-- ~ 0- :—.2 1 .
....... .., „..,, . ~ , ,
~ . . .
,
'gladly; and We believe to 'very' great inlvin•
itage, would we distribute our whole amount
in one ward of the town, were io n o u r p ow ,
erto procere, sufficient for the t. .
Balance in thelreasury at, th close
cs
of 1837, .._ i , -,
Collected . Ist Jaliduly in the rat
Presbyterian: church,
A tnouni, of subicriptions, •.
Donations,.
Fines. -
Proceeds of'weik d9ne by the be.
neficiaries
Whole imcitiu;,
gxponses for
~wood, groterleta,
dtc,
For materials arid work dons by
Veneficiariei,
W bolo amou nt,
Leaving a balance la the treasury
of- - r• • ° • . $1.58i
prevented, without 'wounding those sensi
'bilitics,felphy all, whose_heart's crime has
not indurated.. But •how maiiy do we find
disposed to leave .theii .comfortable homes;
their pleasures or . engagenients; to
_witness
scenes—ofokrov—hey-might-at-ledSt--al
Is 'it not too 'evident the burden of this
du falls heavily
Eicktne..excep.tions,. not :thede moat atile" to
ber its weig'ltt;' hut•persons'whose resour
ces are 'fCtir, yet who • are :willing to , elire
with the destitute? •
41 - 11,riraiirdrizvva. •-•,‘
.At" a,meeting - of ilie'Defichett;cdnipapies
Of the let Battalion ttintherland Whinteersl
11th - Divisiotr P. Alik-..heldat:CAlacratiLna's]
HOtel Ssturday eveningthe T 224intEl . '
Op motion, Oitt'Sanil. WO*
pointed President,' Capt Wm. Minly; hint
Lieut Rob.A. Noble. Vice Presidents; and
Dr: Wm S:Roland, 4 Secretary...
On motion, Lients. Wm. M.' Porter, R.
111.0Cartny, and-Alfred Creigh, , were
pointed atonimittee to wait onsiVisjor,Genl.
Samuel Alexander,, and request from him
it copy (lithe papers read to the Bittalion
on the_ morning of the 22d inst.2whereupon
the zonimittee waited on Major . Gent. Sam
uel Alexander. and proetived from him the
pap6is hereunto annexed:
HEAD QUARTERS, _
•fisiintsnuno, 22d Dec. 1.603..1
. 01tDRS'
To Major General SarnuelAlexander, lith
Division, P, M.. • •
Sir—The Govern(); and Conimun
der in chief is pleased to be enabled by tIYo
restored tranquilitY at j,1113 Seat of Govern
ment, to direct -the fount to-i omes or
the detachment of the I lth - Divisien, called
into serVice. He feels that 'the duties - int.'
posed on thern_were of_a
responsible nature: but he is proud to say,
that they were met and discharged in a man
ter_at_oncemorthy. of-good-soldiers-a nd-of
citizens, •true to ihe..`constitution and the
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U 0 04
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46 .- 46
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• 214 65
laNts.. It -would have .'afrorded - him great
satisfaction to balie reviewed the troops-and
to have' - held that 'intercourse - with - them;
- which:an:Ordinary-- occasion-,would -render
!_proper:
~but - the , delieate - circumstances
which called , them into 'service •forliade it.
however, will always remember.nith
gratitude, the cordial and soldieily manlier
in"which call to afforil.protection to the
constituo:d 'authorities- waS obey - rd. — W hile . '
.this spirit of honorable patriotism, holds in
subjectionthe'feelings qflunty polities in-the:
breast - Of •the_eitizen soldier,'- . the-eOuntry is
.•. - •
The frobpp, though now, disniiesecl,. wlll
hold theineelves in instant'-readiness to-re
pair again - to the ail! Oahe laws, should_theit:
aasistaxice unfortunately again be required.
By the - Govtirnor and Voturnatidep-in
chief.
, .
Thetetteral order of Major Genoral-Ale'i
ander to the "Detaehment_ - of yolunteers,
- from 'the 11111. M on dis !nits ihir,
them at Carlisle on 2the:22l.•llee,L-15Ji3 . ,
instead &f being Tint into . teelinieal form,
Aves.delLvere.d.hy.hlin inTeison,S'tu them
iie folleva, ,viz:_ • .
Tiiif companies composing_ this detaCh- -
ttient . Wlll now return 'to 'their homes, .41.u.d
resume their functions Si citizens, liut `I
,;should do "gret violence to iris, " , o'w n feel
mws, and greater injuitice,to With :bflicers
am! - trem - frointhei 'to 'the 1 west if
take advatitage.-bEthe_oceasion to
tlittspuhlitily bear dyidenee toitils - ir merits,'
(luring thislicirtlerrn of their present actual
service. •
1 - -it Orme, - every c tiz en — h olds - rul -erer
eis es the proud privilege.-which •he
not surrender,-,-of thinking, acting, speak-.
lug `v(ifing agile pleases. .This ie the
birth right of every freeinan--:-Circiiiiikaii
ces'inay Occur, which:render - it prOper - to
piiton - a - different - eltaractbr, aim — with the
helmet and plume -to asstnne" the -thities of
SOLDIER,the whose responsibilities and
rights tliffer . irm'those of the 66 . 26
-It cannot be .denied .or , Coutiealed, that
great efforts have been 11'64
calculated to'ciimpass - the ent4-L-rto---intittee-
isoine of .you, as
•swerVeTrom •the•pathlff duty 7 —to persuade
you that coufidence should' be withdrawn,
from ciflice'rs Whom you; and the laws 'of'
Vie:land, have deemed worthy to be trust
ed :—to persuade you,, that you were • cal
ed out to aid a political party, - : instead of
pieservinglhe.peaee, the •hottour, and' the
.integrity of the State. lio,iv false And de
-ceitful-thise ltires - hive proire4;b - eytietli
JudgeS. • • . • •
But. claim the proud . privile4e, .here,
.outlly,. to proclaim llte•fail tire -. of 'sue!' ef
forts. Whey haVe luid 'no effect .en . Yon.
baV e-d o e your duty—y ou -h a ve-stis
_taints). and_,Cnhanced_thertliaracteetT4.atie
buitalion--you,Virere Called 'en :to Tierforet
:the proudest duty Apf a citizen .soldiers; attd
;have responded ;to :the call with an unahitni,
cordiality anditheerfulness beyoiid ;the
anticipation :of.. cren
ciut conduct Is 'the prou d est ; COM inundation
that your:cetnnirmileryeeThlil deiire ; end the
keen* rebuke ,to those -who Ivoitld have.
seduced and misled- yte. .
— Your services Aver°. calla .liir — in d
faith,, a n irroy-k6otl Van amf ve, tis w er; --
ed the purpo'!,oeonteinplated-.4nntentie
'be ready •to steplorivard as the - ,champions
Of gciokorder, - of the laiire, -- tind
'peace. .Yott_lll netir,returii to 'your homes,.
karrying:' - ‘Vith you the Confidence, . the
:thanks* antl:iho.gratittuta of the copy hander
in Chief, df myself, 'and of thrt ,friends or
_geed_brder.
,
itesolved.. That the preeerA ngs b e s i gn :.
; ed by the oflieers, and tbs.'. the - Editomrssull
ing within the boutul or.tbe 11 th
P. M. be reijues: t ed to publish ;the - same:'
8 - A - 11111 - E - heltOPTPle4.
i. „ ViopPras'te.
ROl3. A.,Keibt ' •
\ S § cre t3iy.
. •
ilTeri s: ).l!at letters Ats, UP I lb? !)r. The
~ctitate of ..Williiitn,, : estreiWitg„.tleeentie , 1114
I Vektptititit torOkrtiti,, county,
have thin t4ty liookriestit , il 49e,trirtu af wto the say.
scriber ..ivho :rOfioloti in Afie, towoehir, n r o i. er „i t t I Ai
I perm 8 lutvilroltilnl,or t h e • ebtate
or Ow p.Ol rv'quP,.t ( l' nuk e k, O ".
trit:Lairiey,igiont delv;, llll( . ll . o., Qso'ititielited to ail iti
'Ate Vrrte:ilt :01 , 7.nra properly authentived
,f4r
GEORCi.E' I I ZIIC ES I
Precralier . :l2, tB3B.- 4w'
.
' •- • ii ( 'E.
•
lie subscilter °neon tnnloslop. tom.
iris+inkini,Li:tteritpfafriniumbittitutO" llir".4•4i:CtAW°
Wolf Info of iiiirttoniiskiiibeFollittivon, notice
ilei;ons uht,' know theinteAfen - indolAt4
estate of to ininie forWartl 21~11 make pay.
lneht,yind• all ihose-wholiate elniena against ssitd
talc ,w.il.tpretetit tkixt to the su,kscriber
ticato.i•-• 4f,
' • " AgailSt- Wratt,...l4ll* * 44liii . :
• getieftoWlitiltpUCOALS iErk • *.
N. PIPER,_Adj.
tinfy 1
x
. •.. I? Alfil • Vett.
.`. • ; inV.Ol/;'4tf:i / '
'Otehate:
Tureiiike.„Reed . pempenzifroi ri ,l99l,peeelei ? v;
• - * . 1, -- 20ttlyglitkiteerelree ? „ : 111 , 38,..-
•'-s• keeper at GituillotAElP!-';0/
t
keeper or Gate:
- of Oetlit•Jenes, (late- - •
leper of Geie No 11 ; .•
. !Of W Thotiipone, jtOte••••'• '." .;;•
.4c,c4iper of Gdte - No 'SW 9:7
if And. Dlynn,-Ositeo . • • -
keeper of Oete No:s . /1.5 '
` 4 'of Steektue*Stoktio,; .-
s - ;' •
OE
• $55734 SY •
. • .
Mallet thtig nen , unt, being oocinterfuits •
.roc'd itteltecpers cod piild over
'to 41:usurer • 10 1),1)
.
Paiddebt of !linty ear, 'the esehdhereii. '-.•
being :here than file rep:lpte : •
tolls, i•to.,durin_g the year • $397 titt • •
Paitrrent afgatellnuB” . 79 7 25
- r pri . ntera fdrlmtilishir.g ticieto IA •
'5 gatekeepers' ialarlea aria pro. "
. . bates nt" returns .• SINS cx
t . for repairing - road. bridges. eta 2189
• - t -- _Sperintendinta_otoiad thuir_ai: .
• • - 1270 00..
ges _ .
-; 8.
.Marjagera' aervtoe '96 b.l - -
I :Secretary's Balmy . .W Liu •
t _Treasurer's tolzuy - 91)
•
.. ..
Btilmickt 'ear by the Cc.tin:rstn,y, thr Pa
'tt.Lattree - And puy . v.t.nts being .
greater than dn.. retelpts
Ido itertifitliat f3regrAng h al.rne rind
torreet. aeciouht 'of die 'buspelis of_ the Ilanosrer _and
Carlisle Turnpike .111 ad Cumpany, during-the above
stated period..ns witness .ray hand this 17th tby of
De9ember,lBlB. • . _
. TrIOMAS traitit% -
• Test—Gton Eon, Sue'ry.' • •
.Deeenibei• 25, I •
I,IT t A;1 $1;1,0
. •
For Triat janasey yerral 839: - Pi pst*e4:.C - 10,
Mencmg 14 January 4 tii9.
-Danein's . A drurs' 49. Ts Alo 6 re's,Adrnill' •
J.l4ope.e_et ni. vs 'Wetikley lle'sea
'Citirk • ' . •• .. . . • 'Wks
11..Cliarcis 4,0 •vs .
eral n . Nlariya et p( : , ,
. 'vs ' Itadge)'s Eicars'
Clippingvi • iv* • . Morro
Same • ' Patt7m.
.
Sharp's vs C. V.. 11. R. •Conilisny
vs - • igeeluaa • ...
•
111§4T - 41)F Ri!kiES_
at January Tern) 15159:, -StSond
. 2cothitienciliz 21 aantial.'y - 1 569.: '
• . Irones et al .
'
•laititcs. Ys •" .
,licptty • :vs licrity " . . • -.--
Lf•mio: • - .vs I)nInt) .
. is ,
.WOollbtlll3 •''
IhillSek•••• . ' Itlartin et 41 -
:V3 NVllples - -
Lyon Donk ct,l .
C. V. It. It' Coriii)any.
• -•SattiO • . .
,VII _
_ • vs- Ititzee
Exdotttori vg, 11v beg
-I'linnvpson, ' vs -1)1;vis • - •
C: lilt, conTa.ny :v*., • . .hfoora
•
• St.tiv.i ' 'Ns 11,(Aeonlb
I)yseet, llyeeri ~ • ,
Lee. . ' Antlet•spil.. - . •
-
•I...)v'e A erne', ' 1 11 v ( 4.13 • •
Iteilett AdrOrir.to 19 . 1 ere •
Eelenburg Atliertln et id
IA-ei)er 'vs et.til
Ars •
Stough'va IVl.aore Cs' Diddle
- . •
'[he , Elie 11,11 S Or, TIC . MO pcii.tutico"
. . Thr f fi tglistitit 'the. Comity •
1 .
-Are infirmed . that' by ernnnunieathlg Yeiih. sc l. me . 1
one - oUthe - Flieentive - Cnnymlttee - ef - the - CfriiihZTETZl
Cntniti Temperaixe Sneit ty, they may et'eeive amis.
tange In
,carrying on Ternperanee Itwetinp in any I
part, of the coohty, : provided •they_yilLt:nce jipoil 1
thell'lSCiVeS the tr i able cif iiroviding a'auituble pitice
of meeting, a9l.l . givikip; due . liotic of the . stiene..
. • 420bert Emnry.' - 1
• .CN.C.'ll ne
. . ,lit,V H. ,NIIIILI4II ..
C t:
.
S, ellititt. '. :. .
Cominitee
•Tiiris:U",riiliMii' ' * •
, ..
SPLENDID :CAPITALS' FOR
" • J(111(111)1/, I 539.
- 7 - 7 -- .1 - 7 - 3 - 0 - , 0 - 0 - 0 . ::._ •
..., • -
VIRGINIA . STA'lft LOTIIERY,
. • . For %lir:benefit drtlie.town of NV lietling,
chisel No 1; for t U. 9. ,
,
To be drawn ot...Atexandriv,Vu. on
. Skt; Jan. 5, 1 1.ta9.
4.. i rand - Cnpinks'.7: '. -
, . .
, • t.: tut:lila:l ..630,000.0 4 Cipi). - ; '
.$1;000--$.9044:= - $.'2V9- 7 2,0thl-..:2 prizes of i,exto....
2'0f:1,500-4o or t0(14 , -,- 24 of 500--24 of 2511,`5tc.,
And no blanki,s---nti qukdts-baring on tli6ri4 none .of
'the drawn Nes, .will-lie entitled to i,:i - net. '
'rickets poly VlO,liplvea sQustrtera 250 .
'CO* orpackages . cif 25 Wlado•Ttetas fll o—'
__l/3 __
—. ___thi 25 liall __'—do ---- L— •2 . ,55 ,
Da . ' • Lb. 125 quaker 'do . 0 ,
415 1
•
- GrandSchroer.
• 40,000 bollars P.! 10,000 thchlars
Sulu; of
Richmond tileadene3 oiteev.
tfa - 55 . N0 1 fw IS5j
To be drawn lit Alexandria.'",, on Sat. Jan 19,19.
Scheme.
25 .
prizeVbf l , ooo -25 , ,,rizea of 500 -=- 50 prOZO t -- -
1.1 4 t Wooly 10--- lialve r , 5 --Quiti: l4 li::s
Certifientes of put 3 ;nge; 01195 WArtle.tieltets,
• be .25 Sae . ... do •". 85:
. Do , do SS .Qu.ir* do '32 50
• $30,09075191900.,
VIRGINIA .STAT.I.II - L - QTTE .1? Y,
For the beeot---df Elie PiiiitkahitT•Befieiotent Alec W..
.Ic4al Asreiettott
• •ClGes NO, for 18.19. •
Tp *awn at les4Oria, Va. on. Sat.. J,n 19, I!s9
430,000-7-10;00 . 6:-.4„000 . --3:M00-.2,,500-:
.
. , . .. . _ .
"' ... MitRIZES-rt-41000.-----11-
40,6t.46 - 7 50 of sof..---150 •pri7ei of 20n . , kv, -
• 'Tickets only 10. —lialrus 5--LO.nntierl4:U ..0
• `Certificate of tackngvlof 'eft Whcile tketißs i ,5..1.44)
1)0 do -'IX 1 htlf 510, ' . 71) :
.Do . dca . - 26.Q:ffider eq $1
„ .
• ..•
‘. ap.obo .
• lobe': • . • • .
yir g itia-Stiatii:-t otteft,-
rot p4 ; lcky.iiiiltr, ter'sburg. A clul c 9; fluid tar other
ciiies&'n I t)r )..8:1 1 1
779 4 ) . 'dra•Ini 41) 11ii
leplogria; Jud;V,-0
150.
, t.. Lagoa sea. ' '
*61),(foo-41;8,boo-,s4yAizi.o7-$3,0po,e2,zoo'
'I 017/
op . pritb,i of"A;Ppcl..: ! ;t 0 of soo
'f iii~etc,hil . ar:cc •
sl,o4Trattrers3 -1 .-4/mut/role
opittivittc,b,:kuraulttigui
J)Linlr
- 711 r • -• - 23" Qiutivr - 46 ----
„1, - t - T! °Neer/or 'ltc'kxll:anit &Aura- 0. Vert/Wen tr.v.
4/70Mb:woe in ibovelthiaolgoiintp;liomOsAvikk
receive the roost- prompt ;Moot-100004 an '<Oak' - sia.
oottnt--4-taa.drafying :vent immWtately otter it As
ok - v4tomiquitoorilortromoi: -
L.44 / 04, 4.1134 rilE!‘9",,llrYolit4(446:44242l244lClun'iri:ttrk:
p0tai144116,148. .
s'`i~f
. .
la. '," ":- , r._*ii 7 :;• , :-.",-- -=-'' -,..
~.........„-j_ ,-. - Ai
...7'.'i;,-,:'...,1t1':',..,....;
1122==
i
`"DELTif'O*-.7403, Aingf, Esq. °Nu 'or
eon. SerrNipits:—Ay last 4ightTelvaetern
mail, we reeeivid•the sad and-inAttneholy,
tidings of theinidden death of Mr.'Caite.str,
.one.: 'of the inembers of the State Senates
trojn'lldi:distr,ief,." On Tuesday last, this
, gentleman took an active part in the very
r.ezeiting dehatelhat toOk . place On' that day
;- - ...l4'retirekto his their' tho Oteitipt
'the enjoyment of good health--:and on 'yes
terday morning; his :fellow boarders, riot
seeing him" amongst them, repaired 'to his
room, and found him a corpse! Thus, in
the enfeynieiii,of, lila usual 'health, in the
full possession of his rrientsil'aitd bodily fa
cilites, and in .the midst of his usefuiniss,
'lt. has:pleased. ,
ut over-rullug erovidenee to
eudleolyeall him from amongst us, With- -
out, a relative or a friend,to "e
-closhiseyei
'in Alio sleep Of - death.' Cassat
.was a,
moral, upright merialier of sdbiety,. and Pot ,
seissed-highly.rospnetable : talents,—honesty--
OfOX 57
of purpose; inflezible prinaiplee, and serial:,
itetegiity. constituents will
. liinlj it
a ilfracule task .to Gx upon'd.successor who
will represent thorn with I.b.e)eame . ability'
and untirlog:indestfy:
WO $Ol
t 7.1 751
BALSAM OF HEALTH.
Plvf , arezt only by 10111' 8....1111LLE14, at hie Drue
..I.Ucav;oplyynte rheOtarkacliouse, frickrick;.:3ld.
VHS - valuable 14 - edicine ties already:aecptiredl.4 .
it celebrity to iltielt•few'others 'perhaps in so Short
'a titoc.e'ver arrired, and itsextensire use for 4 or 3.
Tears, to isti'ioµs. parts of Alte - COttutry, Cities, and
in Mariland, l'ennsylvaid;Ohia,
'ew York, Letaucky, Nissotui;§outh Carolina, Al- -
übnnia, Georgia, told New Orletpts,'Vhich has attend
ed it with unlashed success.
Huticfretls oil persongliave ttselLitjand,nine out_dr=
tett vises have been pet&anetitly.:cured of Dyspep si a,.
i . Cholles, Nervous 'fretudrs - ,l,owness of.Sptrits, Pal
pitatious ef_the)teurt;auti all'those . train - of Diseases
re rafting li om ir'diserderetivondition of the stomach,
and liver, or derangentek Of 'the Di Iv
;Intel' as Getrerat7tVetAlity-Olv-Weitl
11..nri:o(Appet41:-, Scjur'FAlll*-110011
Xite costiveness, laattach
tuleut au tfldiuus
~,duittr. and 'Children:who
Worms,it . Wp.l - opeklitc . as n - sate
I : J*114;e; - it is ei.ur •ly Details:4;in its c.CinpOsitioil,
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~a may be used mixt:a - and Of any. sgm- ' withr
-perfect sail - 4r,, 'without any change of habit or ilia;' - .
. it is . not recatuntemitid 'fi - ost.pasented Sle.lll
- as a'eure, 1.41t...the propiietor recommends- --
it, what he Iniq run confidence it : will and has cur. _
.ean .be. subSuuttiuted by the teitithony
hundreds of persons;that .ittiye . expt.Tiet.ced its good'
'Affects. t-
— lt ilea& pu . tinnottles, with
ahe name blOwn . nn 'the lass thu i #,-Gurlegant's liar
fa In Cif prepared only by John' S. - Miller,and
• ltis signature on a' label, pasted on the outside wrap,
; per of suchßottlei-which corripletely secures it'froth
.lreing counterfeited. • •
. A full and satisfactorytlirection necomptmies craft
titscdiut .df_
:the projirtetor and of till ids sgents, Chit:ll'llre ntlkii
'tit at the bottom of each direetion.
NeW testimony of its etwes Ore fregtiently ,rect4iy
-I,ed:,st tetv._of_ senttnitratol—
:pinny ,more :'cran - be seen on the tliretltiMis 'tiround
.. ....... : .......... • ,
:falai S. AfiEtr..—Dear Sir.—:l ilo 'lltii4.:l)7 certify,
thatiliavelbeen.tillbetecl a ith Dynpetinia'for the last
il. or '.5 years, w h ich line been inereasingim irte
. ever_
hi ii ce,l l'aittell .11 degrel:,'lllftinfnr i) okiil:4r;;kh pre v i aua__.
itrariifigrailfiritiiiiibli7. - Chiplegalit'allaliain di liyalth,
I ittiOcertriti l'lnive not eaten Dub iitnice a day of any
rkinti of diet.- ucitlier was I. alile 'to..aleeji with -atty
i tititl of - coliif n•t during . thisilimr, fti_r:a . lie Vent! NI Lit,
:iii my stomach, in tint I lettl.givell'Mysell up as Meth..
Mile, Stel'hliVe hall reitotir , :e to so Itibily ditiereits re'
nadirs without any kind of benefeit,liA length besrit
of yoUr Balsam of idealtli, beiligatlvet.tiheil, 11 purl ,
'chased a Bottle cilium' aio.nd nut. Miller in Win- ,
eliehttFr N'it.-- - Aller 'iliking the three. first iloses I'
Tl'oiurcl - mv - stciiritelrtlr ctanl to home degree. %hat I
eat, and the nein in 'my httiniaeli 'Subsidinggratin: Ily,'
i and Utler:nsing nue and a halt', bottles, 1 timid tart
self etitirelv Avell, and have eat anything' I have tiz n •
inclination •for, mid bleep wall hit night., iviiit's..tir
- iprisition-see-tlmiltiantity a inoi6iiticiato I d u - •
;charged from my acnach, vial' 1 Pace ipC:lined•to
.' helieve was thick With it, shish 111) dt.):Ubt, rendered:
all clii.'t iiiiligi.stable. • . .
Given under illy hand, tbis I:.t :dis of December`
1830..
. - - J - (A•vili bNAPP, •',
• Livitig - iitar - vo'..eliester VA:
•
.N 7 4 . 041'; IT - eirber.
or nzent nt •
.(31..triishure, several 'hotilot of y etu , • t „lU n bi e .lt u f utta
of Ilealth„whicloccimplet'dy cured. me of the 14s
.1).(1"iti• I :had • taken 'much ra other. patent 11.1edi.
owes, Jail found no uttit. Ifoade^ use 'yelll'
14104 "'' ' 6ll alred,tiM a ralgiehl
arid' do ree?u,Ltood,:ja-to-all-those-Whotayoulile4-.
with MO ohttiot.' t o discrder -
. WEAVEtt."' •
l'n. Nov. 33 1:830..
•
Ca• 42`ficate from tlth ReT. D. F. S i fidefer, Pastor of •
• • • tki.. - Littlfertin Ukurch. • - •••••
John S. . 3 .1///er.H.Oeitr'Sii..lifeeui it Iny duty to
;coo:tract con'elifer Carlegant's Balsam of
Ileultli,Acerareilby 'yob, a superi4concilicine. blv
AVir, becii in g delicate state .; , 11:eidtli, tuai. .
of eciiii•se no 'means ,were fit unttit-O'nf whit'rwP
eoalit iii•ar; _myself opposed to-nostrunis and Ifidef.t
JrUeitieines—t.nevertlieleis consented toluireinise a" •
of VOurligisain of Iflealth, tied do lieri-by err
:tify that Sirs Sligefiee deriveil.talve lg.enentiroin_the
use it than anyttlier - r medicine., .11.1;v 01)inina is.
tiwi if? rt cu re-canbe envied. as re ,, Srds the .tharaso
inention,-TplieTligisucg NCIII, - if plied *li . i the fill
bulge sof_tlie . -
Predrilek. .:1,11,7. 43, 13,0 II 4,EFFE Lt.
lins been noted by mithyferions in
tb;: and invariably provea'lleiirlic: al.
•P.S. I used - the - 13:11:on in my, awn tinnilif me
7ni,Litered it to ,k,cke indigent peilone and itiTuriu
i:lr found it a . ittoEl - cfneg o pig us ieriAituv.
Tor, Sale ty • • . ELLIOTT;
Cnrli.kle,Peeetnber - 25, 4 84 , 11 . .,i-4.Y., •
-otrit - VD1T005.. ,..- -
rose notice that we hare titylieFl to the Court,, of
C)n'ilatott Cuutherland county, for the benelt
,b( the InkOlvent , 1814 of 'mid ethomonwealth,
peer hicteaprmiLted - Monday the 14th day of Jarman):
ihrt ; Stnr the ,htlirlrfr ; of tts and .our creditors, .et' the '
Court lioutie hi Carlisle, whenand where you Indy
nUeod if you tl»uk proper. ' •
MILLIGAN'.
ITUSTON.
PETER 121C1{ABA1Cfral,
JONAH IDEVONSIIIIIE.'' •
JUIIPP GRAI.I.OI: .
I)ectiniler
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tritet .
situate lit
If;wnsht)i . t.iltinabui•laiurcounty, hot co
doil funds of .I!otit.4:fitt:u . : 41irabrtto g;gor, ttroix o .
40,143 Pe James I,antliditntiolec'd. r,tl
Iters, tintain t tyg 3,sjip_rt.l6, Ott*
. .,100
tuku - ant 'ft . CB44looln a. state
Li Ittlnll t «-
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• l'ito tnimmtemMiti cskrikat at a 't,tosy, ,
s uttfatti f
it-4;4 ruttk.tlyuu^li thO farm,
--,3.) WARD - 1103U/ 1 :4
:: .. curiNiil:l3cc. .133S.r'S :• • • •
1) Clk BUS it . .ll...S.prPlii'vq*(l, FAlut a s
- re•os:,.ivo4l one 00
vaho •-• ' ~'
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