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HERALD & EXPOSITOR.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1841
rersops indebted , to, the Herald for sub
scription, or for job7iyork ire requested-Ao,
•make payment to S. Dunlap .Rdair Zag.
•who is authorized to collect the out-standing
I "Beiug . out the Big Gain!"
-
Load, ite:r, to the muzzle----with saw
dust and soivene, and thrrepike het'.
'fled be "the xlrdme, 'the laclityrual
'note of wee ~ be,prplo:inied until, it be lost in
,(the.genero . wail; ; " ; '• '
'"Hung,-14-theileasentrwitirblicki",
and in Sackcloth let. all creation be clad, -
. Let the sun hide his ruddy, visage; let the
inoon - 16 - 6 - snuffed out . ; let : the' stars, quit
•iiheir twinkling mocker!,-.; ancithou,
" rude Boreas,.blustering railer,"
cease to disturb' the complaints of sadness
'by thy discordant howlings. Weep, all
. nature, „animate - and inanimate, .for toe
Whigs have been. roulcd.• "We . rhave.niet
the enemy and we are theirit;"—our:glory
has been nullified, our. rejoicingsvetoed.
We have not been . slightly atrickennOt
-merely Tip red,.. but, knocked down and
Ty-ed; lieked with some twenty 'thou
sand lashei;, tossed on ,board 'the
glow, black Schooner" 61:16cofocoisin, and
. ,
" . • , W heit n94';tfe,ctvler4o
-
Aye, and our, sl4.kit breattringb testifx , lhnt
.the icy chillness of this region
is feCtind sserh:a. cruelf!tivas
barbarous to use us so ; but we are only
—riot The - ,passage
- downward from the head waters ofthis
.•
line strearn,,will be short. Ourformer - vigor
" will soon return,.and then, yes then, 7 -hoW
our hearts warm at the thought---we sliall
Bold the - helm; and row:the_bnat with our
toes• " 611 a l koard;" diAembark .them here
2where they have landed us, and keep them
.here till the arefriz to jeielei. • . . .
The Itcsidll. • • -
rOur
papci to-day contains the returns o
the election in the different counties so far
as heardfrom: The . majouities are no doubt
' for the most part inaccurate, depending, as
-they d 6, upon mere rumor., The probabi
lity is thit•Piirter's majority will reaeh,.nay
exceed,. twenty thousand. We think we
know the causes of this, Whig defeat,'but
we forbear now to Mcation.; them. One
•
thing is certain; our • whole partyti!as not
. at the polls.
Talking of • the election. We hope we.
shall be forgiven if ilia caution our kudos°
brethren to beware of . one.mni titho voted
,ttieir ticket on the (kw of the election-TWe
\ ta I .
ve.no allusion"to - stlyar foteing, ptiinp of_
-
•-filthiness , , the-editor— but. stop,_wehade
„„ hint good bye two weeks ago. No, we
allude to ode w.he, some two or three. years
;:ago, left the loCos; showed ” Tippecanoe
and. Tyler too" with all his might; made
application Jor — otitea to the new aihnieis
tration ; 'allowed himself.to be duped by a
. political renegade; played fast and loose
until the result of the late-election was
known, and then boasted that ho had voted
the Locofoeo ticket. .
We cannot follow his example and di
vulge confidential communications, or we
• might - show him pp in a way. not to 'be
• envied. nut we tell the Locos that utiless
they -flatter him witli iliebelief that he is .
the'"biggest toad in the puddle,",and give
•him . whatever office he asks; he'll bay. At
the Outset,, then,.make find his
, Let him, whorri e fith
ihe sho,, wear it. •
111C,Leod's:Trial.
. .
magnificent farce has ended in the
aOquittal of the prisoner and the disappoint:
ment of mobocracy. No mob, riot, or rout
:followed his discharge ; froni custody.
Thi,"question , of the right of New York
'totry McLeod , having been . settled by3he
Stipiiine 'Court of the . Slate, he was. a&
qti.ittcd solely On,, the_ground - of his be
:mg engaged in the affair ofithe.
The 'Opinion of jurists, notwithstanding
the, decision
_of his honor , Judge, Cowan,
41e - enis to be that it was dc.anriiht•preiump
'Awn' in 'the State of New • York to put this
Man-, upon' his trial, atiy of,,heF ~puma,
His 'government had avowed the 'act 'sal
, '-hers; and whether or not AteLeMl was a
dt n
: particifatthe transaetion - , was no busi-'
'nips of New York'e., -The British Nation
f,was the guilty party and amenable 'to the
Federal Government. Her Majesty's GO
. 'irerriment and. tne Judigiary.of New York
;Nave ,both;.done wreng, secre!eintir-
;:nion froth Navy • Jelmiti . to Schlosser;.. . was
iiiraliOal;—the'titiining' of the :CaFoline t 'iii
4t./Isf Ditrfee in • like terms marderi,,lnit.whe
,is42,.;l4c'tolls-Wns aftakr,.'o:-Oot,
New' lt .. .cric' . hid`
' O6 na•tiv ' irit'ed. dtatc, e - •
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David 1r 7' i ter
John Banks.
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882 237 78 179 101 :242 124: 69„:-.499 68, 85 197, 215
635. 64 80 159 58 37 141 :,487,'
.286 ' ,'43 • 128 203, 9l
631 65 . 80 155. 5 . 13 37', ' 142,' 48:•:: , ' , 286 '44 129 207 . .. .92
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Win. R. Gorgas,
Jas.X.Manahan,
Thos. G. Itinulloh,
Michl•C:Olirrkson,
ASSEiBLY.
_lVilliain Barr,
Joeeph Culver ,
Samuel Givi's
Christopher Au
892 234_77_176 85 41< ,_ ,.126- 68* , 500.. 67 83 197‘..._,214'
826;
,23,1 78 173 98 41 — 2lO
66V 64 81 ).63 -.61 38- 141 ''4B 266 .53 131. 206 97
617 / 8b• 164 74' 38,141 47 , 295, 53 128
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COMMISeIONZB •
Jacob Relirar,
James Hoffer. „
862 220 .741,,173 - . 99 42' 129. 72: 474-67 84 195 214
633 67 80 116Ik "60 37 139. 44 217 61 .130. 208 92
TnEssunin."
William 111.Matier,
Jacob Zug. •
803,-210 18 168 , 90. 05 78 '57.469. , 54 . 78 209 214
705 '72 80 170 69 41 187 63 282 58 132 194 90
Dinsaron
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886 234 77 175 98 42 125 .68 473 66.. 87 196 215
621 .61 79 162 60 37 . 142 . 48.275 53 129 207 89
.Samuel.GraNam,
John Wynkoop,
Aunmon.
Peter Barnhart,
Tbomai B. Bryson,
876 231 77 170 99 42 12 . 5 64 471' 67 67 83 197 213
638 681` 80 160 .60 37 143 51 278 52 128 209 94
'Conoxan.'
Jambs Williantscm,
William Culbertson
1 873 . ' 170 79 177 99 42 126 41 469 65 82- 196 214
628' 65 79 162 60 37 .142 50 280. 52 130 209 61
clinks were committed by one. great ne=
~ .tiori tig . aitist another; to ifie . laTiff,"the. 3- frir-.
mer .was resppnsihle, and it was not oily iti
Niblitinii . OriliteiiiiiiiiiiartiiW,ThtiVbeneath
rliti9iiitifil.TriiiifiwfirfairtiflEy
inighty . .cOnfederaek . , to stitttsvengeaneilp - ,
on the poor . miserable ' braggart; krLeod,
whosuPposing hireto-have been engaged
Iktbe infamous transaction—was tfie mere,
machine of his 12.6yal Mistress, .moving
.nnly . ae lie wae.robved. . ....Ay. .. -- •.. ".
• The jury have saßl.that McLeod was not
in theexpellition gall. Our Government
has-now, to demand redress_of-her Majesty
for the outrage, and if the arrest, detentiOn
and .iriat :of McLeod have - not thiewn e
barrier in the way of ohiaining it satisfac
torily, then we are Mistaken: In negotia;
tions • on the subject with tlie,British Go
vernment, .our_ General Government. shall
have to bear the blame of theillegal conduct
of the State ofN. York. England will ask
the United Stetea. to concede that McLeod
ought not to have been tried,; the 'United
States will adMit it, but ivill_ say that they
could .. notcontrol New York, Will 'this
satisfy proud .England? , '
. If so, %welt.; .if
not, the American Government must give
more, ask nothing, or else fight. .
COL. MUNROE . EDWARDS, THE FORGER.
—Our reader's will find in to=day's Herald,,
a specimen of this villain's adroitness in
his attempt to' impose upon Earl: Spencer.
Edwards is prhaiis the most impudent
scoundrel , that -, evet'-imisused - ffOose - quillt•
From Messrs. Coirie,..and Brown, Brothers
At Co., of N. York,•he was successful in ob
taining by , his rascality 54,900 . dollars.—
His impositions, too, upon Fletcher,,Alex
ander*, Co., of
. Liver Pool, were worthy w
their author.. It was suspected that he was
the man who sold the large New_ ,Orleans
.
Bank certificates to the New York brokers,
but of this he.is innocent.- He' has enough
to bear. 'He is now in the Tombs."
New York, •and if he get his due, will
go.to the. Penitentiary, unden. sentence of
ninety-nine years confinement.. •
APPOINTMENTB.--J.,•G. Wattheugh _has
been appointed SurVeyor of t e Revenue
at the port of'Philadelphia, in t t e. room . of
.T.'Washington. Tyson, who has received
the appointment of Commissary General
of Purchases,:in.thephice.of Callender It.,
vine, deceased. -.-. .• ', •
. ,London Packet ' whip
"Hendrick Hudson,", which arrived on the.
9th instant . at „New York:Throught.six Ho ! .
man Catholic Priests for St. Louiii:
jollie : Chief Burgess ordered out a
,
patroj on election night, to preserve the
peace and . quiet of the. town. - Their re-'
port 'has beeii banded' us fur publication:
..„•_..,
The Night Watch appOinted for the
October, rcport,that they found the.bOrough_
generally. quiet- 7.7 and, that .they found one
man drunk, lying - near the • track , of 'the
railroad, who. declared .himself of 'Perry.
county, and Whom 'we-lodged, in the coun
ty jail. For -the Wight
, • AIEN,RY: 81,I(ZEg.
• chiliale, OCtOlier,o,lB4l: • ,
.•* I am requested ,tO 'say on . • behalf .Of,:t.he
watch,-that .•they consider the quiet candi.
lion' of the borough" on, dill'.nik4of . the
'Bike tlection, - .largelk;:attriblilable,
influence 'of theoTemperatide,RefOrm;,,by
ineana.of Meetings in the jilaik4t
.and'theY:desire.thk4 . With tlieir: : repOrt,tti:be. ,
published in the `borough newspapers,.; ;
'lli :supra
1101EI
The Murders innl, 7 lt, is stated',
it letter from Judge' :Ford' to life
the Weider, #lit!cone 'Mina
indicted. co)
4relastsurntow
? - :.tentyio(„tlie fOl
4 rittifiei?*4w i t4j
'1{377
twenty pereone,wer
in the DriPlf , e lllll u
were all trled.at"
Ogle County, an•j
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11119
Pennsylvatiin Election, Oct, 12,1
- Cumberland, ;,2121 109 . r.
Ghestek,4s66 '4711 145
`Montgornely . , 1258 m. 1258 ,
Philadelphia city, 4380.. 5920 1540
Philadelphia Co., 11099' • 7348 3751
Dauphin,--
. .2249 2649 400
UNOFFICIAL.--1111120111TIES.
Armstrong; • 625 .
Beaver; ; • 438 e ,
Bedford, 200
13erks, 4570 '
. -Bradford,sBo .
_ Butler, — I2O
BUcks, 405 -
Cambria, • 75
C cure,_ ll74 --: \-•
Clarion,
Clearfield, 475 .
Clinton ° 175
Columbia, 1600
• Crawford, -
Delaware, --- 275
Erie, . ---
Fayette, 9511
Franklin, • 200
Greene, . • 845 " . •
'Huntingdon,. , J 726 • •
Indiana, • • 400
Jefferson, •
Juniata, • 200
Laneasier,. • • 3164
Lebanon,' - 290
Lehigh, • 228
Lifzerne, 1146
Lycoining, 800 —
McKean,
. 225 •---
Monroe, • .• 1100
Northamfoton, 1150 - ;:.• 7-
Northumberland, 1,034 ' •
Perry, 956 ---
Pike,
Potter, , --.
Schuylkill, 994 —•
Somerset, " .1100 .
Susquehanna, • 760
Tioga,
Union, - 500 •
Venango, •
Wir - ren, .
Washington; 2.00. 7 --
Westmorelande. 1990 ---. • .
York, , 1347
my MST.
November Term—Commenein, im Mon
•day the,Btlk of November, 1841.
Allen—Joseph Beelmpn.
Carlisle—Wm. Alexander,'Jacob Fetter, Charles
Fleager, John P. Lyne, Stewart Moore, Jacob Reh-
Dickinson—Jacob Beaten; Anthony Fishbtim,
William. Galbraith.
' EastlPermsboro'-,.Georgii Boyer. •
Frankfor&—Meorge Kosht, Alexander M. Lackey, k
William Witildee. • • • •
Hopewell-4-David Smith.
Muffin- , PeegiiKnettlei*John
Mechanicslaip 7 Michael
• North Middleton=Wiltinm . Cornman.
Newvilltunes Heron.'
Sontkompton-4aines.Coffey. '
fl:lhippensburg borough—James McNeal.
Shippensburg township—Samuel Smith.
Watt Penrinborei—James M'Culloch.
- . - TRAVERSE , JURY 4 -rFlusi , want.
Allen—Philip Bovenmyre„Mich'l Coeklin, Satre!
Ecki e s, Christian Hursh, Lewis
,Hyci, Abraham
I 'Carlisle—John Gilmore, William Gould, John
Jain Keriutn,' 'George Matthews: • •
telthipon-Solomon - Brindle, Montgomery Do
' "niddilati; ; David . 7..ine; Daiid Swords, George Wolf,
Jati*l ol l47o, 10 4 111 ArgOre
, Beet Peirru3bono!,.--Jaeoli Miler; Janoh Dichellier
fo4'l)lol"Hume,-Williem Matched. . . " ,
: B.4tikfOrd.:-Jacob .Howman John Hettle'fmger ,
Swigert. • 1 -,
Haim.
-.l4lMiii—klooriter:Aper,latOb ifeniminger; An
e.'nee Scouler. ".
well ferushi.„;,
db.atere
oseph ; Culver.
. John Dick.
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OTTICLEkif
23,990 '7,599
GRAND ITIRY,
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South. Micldleton;—Phfilipl4echbill i Michael Bu.
kat. ' Abrafiam•Kaufifidn. _ . ••
SilitriSitriffig—'-Geo:Peitzlwo*Pr,Fil*O*4 l ° 9 l
Jacob Harmon ," GeOrgo-Bitner.• •
Shippensbun botbult*:•..4Alnee Brstrldeb!lTY.
Shippensburg
West Pennsboro'-41oeffih• • -
•
Weat
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TRAVERSE irL.443lCozio'
Allah—Daniel S. Hantakei.
Carliale—,,Jacob Fridley, Robert Irvine, John Kel
meJaeob Shrom, IW, Woods, John Undertvood.
IDieJtinsoii—lsaae Qum!, George L. Line. •
End Penneboro'—Dailiel . ;Deitzitheute Huntaber•
ger, Andrew Sheelyjr.; John Sprout, Wm. Stake
miller: "
.•Frankford—John Clay;Adam Riser, 'John Ortis,
John, C. Snider.. •
Hopewell—Robert .Clatk, Samuel:Flickinger.
Milllin—Arnistrong Bluth.
Brandt, Heriry . Enk, sr., Adam
Givler,lTC7Z - Kmut, - Peter.SMmhaugic._
,Meobanicsburg*Maltin Macy.-
• Newton—John Eckert,-David Foreman, - Jacob
Ramp, Peter Strohm.`- '
Newville—James R. Iriine, John Moore. •.
North Middleton—David Spahr, Jacob Wert.
Silver Spring : —Georgeßidleman, Wm. Culbert
son, Isaac liklleman. -
'outhampton—Adam-Duke,-John
Kenegp
South Middleton—John Dither, John M. Lecher.
Shipponsburg borough-John Butts; Geo. 13M.M.
Shippensburg‘toWnshi-James H. Wallace:
West Permabor&-rlSauel Graham, Jacob Myers,
Joseph McKeehan. , r •
721
1927
724!
2755
2746
1978
i 974
276 0
2000
2005
2709
11984
. Prom the Penna. Inquirer.
The : Piindipal : Cities and Towns
2437
12143
of the :Uhler'.
S aril CCM, S
Population of the Cake and Principal Towns in the
United States, on the let
. day of June, 1840.
'2739
1963
Colunihia • , 2,719
Bangor , 8,697 Allcntowts - 2,493 .
Bath . 5,141 Norristown. 2,937.
Belfast • , 4,186 Wilksbarre - - 2,718
Brunswick . • 4,259 Gettysburg' . ' 1,908
Augusta 5,914 Bristol - - - 1,438
Saco ' . • 4,408 Lebanon ' ' 1,860
Hallowell 4,654 Frankford 2,376
Thomaston • - 6,227 Lawititown' . . 2,058
Portland,' - ' .15,218 Washington • • 9,062
New HAstrettine. Northumberland' • - ' 928
Concord_ ' .4,897 . Sunbury' .
...11,108
.. •
Dover - 6,458 Milton •. . 4,508.
1 portemotph ' ',7,887 Holidaysburg • ' 2 1,896
•Meredith '. . : 3,351, Huntingdon ... ,' 1,1451
;,Naihtia,sl::,.-„,:.:7;,.. ,
1..m-,hto.s4,Aal4.llliavaggallyisW4sport.,=,.WS-4,i853/Sil
,IfiF .1 " - ."':Diatliiiiir ^r " w°
;134k0n.. - ,._•.:P):9.- . .7.'43l;B3'..'WtlltninglOW -;' • 8;367.
',llei;nettibTe . --;,-- '`: --- 4 i 301 Dever .. ‘. • - '• • ";'790.
Beverly ~ ' 4,699" New Castle • . 2,7971
~. ~ . . • . ~..,.. . ....
ueinnringe . . 8,44JU . . OIABILANO. ,
Charlestown' ' • 11,484' Annapolis 2,792.
Dartrifoutli • 4,135 'Baltimore:city - .102,313
Danvers .
.• - :5,020 Fredericktowno . 5,t82 -
Fall River- 6,738 Cumberland 2,428
-Gloucester - __2-5,350 - .yrnatti...- ------
Haverhill - -.'- 4,936 Fredericksburg ' ' 3,974
Lowell' - --- 20,796 Lyntiiiiiiirg .6;395.
Lynn , . ' 9,967- Norfolk' , ' 10,920
Marblehead ' . 5,575 Petersburg 11,196
Middleborough 5.0851 Portsmouth 6,477
Nantucket • ' 9,012 Richmond . 20,153
New - Bedford - 12,087. Wheeling . ,:. 7,885
Newburyport 7,161 Winchester, 9,454
Plymouth ' • 5,281 NORTH CAROLINA.
Roxbury - . - 9,089 "Favettville . , 4,285
Salem'• ft ; - . :- - 15,082 --Raleiglt-. _. ' 2,244
Springfield - -- 10,985 Wilniingtoo -- 4,744
Taunton - .. 7,645 Sourer CAROLINA.
Worcester - .7,497 Charleston city ' 29,261
- - liIIODE . ISLAND. • . ' Columbia, ' 4,940
Cumberland ' 5,225 , GEORGIA.
Newport • 8,333 Augusta city
~,, . ' 6.403
Providence city -23,171 Columbui 3,114
Smithfield. • 9,534 Macon 3,927:
Warwick ' 6;796 Milleligeville 2,095
' COANECTIcIrt. -.. Merniimail 1,1,914
Danbury. • 4,50,4 Acatinera.
Hartford city . 9,468 Mobile city
Litchfield 4,033 Montgomery
New Haven city • 12,960. Tuscaloosa •
Note London 5,519 MISSISSIPPI.
Norwich city ' • 4,900 Natchez, • .
Stoniegton • . .3,898' Vicksburg_ '
.Weathersfield 3,824 ' ' LOUISIANA.
VERMONT. - . Baton Rouge 2,269
Bennington , 3,429 . Lafayette city 3,907
Burlington : '4,2.71 New Orleans 102,193
Montpelier 3,725 Opelousas city 10,706
' NEW Yonic. ' ' TruNESSEE.
Albany 33,721 Nashville '
Buffalo • . 18,213 KENTUCKY
Utica . 12,782 Frankfort
Rochester ' .20,191 Lexington
Lockp '--ort ' 9;125 Louisville
Platt burg :._,l, 6,416 Maysville
-Seneca- - - , :-. - - 7,073 . ; -- _ . Onto.
Saline . . - 11,014 Chillicothe
Schenectady • 6,784 Cincinnati
-"l'rey- 19,934. Circleville
.
Rome 5,680 Cleveland
Williamsburg 5,091 Columbus
Brooklyn 36,233 Dayton
Catskill - 5,359 ' Lancaster
Fislikill 10,437 Steubenville
Hudson , 5,679 Zanesville
Kingston ' 5 824 ltintArts,
Mount Pleasant ;7,307 Indiautipolii
'Newburg .8,033 Madison
New -York city 312,710 New Albany--
Poughkeepsie 10,006 Richmond
New JERSEY.' • klaxon.
Elizabeth 4,184 Alton
Newark 17,900 .Chicago
Paterson 7,596 -Galena .
P r i nce t on ~ • 3,055 Peoria
Trenton. - 4,035 Quincy ,
PENNSYLVANIA. Springfield
Harrisburg . 5,980 - •Missouat.
Moyaniensing * - 114,573 Jefferson city
Kensington 22,914 St. Louis -
Spring Garden - 27,849 , - 11;licitioast.
N. Liberties ' 34,474: Detroit ..
'Southwark ~.. -' 27,548 Monroe : '
Philadelphia city
. 93,665 Ypsilanti o . -
Lancaster city. • . 8,417 Marshall ,'
Reading 8,410 4 , - FLORIDA.
Carlisle - i.4,351.15t: Augustine', '
Allegheny: city ' '10,089 Tallahasse
Pittsburg. 21,115 . . ' Wine:est:l-
Chembersburg 3,239 Milwaukie ' 1,71'2
Easton ' ' 4,865 .Thitnlct or COLUMBIA.
Pottsville 4,34.5. i Alexandria ' - 8,459
-York • .• -. :4,779- Georgetoirn 7,312
'Erie - 84449.tWashingttin,city . 23;864
Westchester . ' - 2452 .' '
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.1111.A.11.111LED.
On• Thuriday Oet.'6th.;lty the Rev. A. T. Mc-
Gill, Mr. .Robert.Billotqc, - ; oFVenanepounty,•Pa.,
to Miss AlaryP. Clar y, daughter of Mr. ,Robert
Clark,lof,thiskcounty. '
''Oorthe hy the Rev. John: Ulrich, 'Mr.
David Mentz of North Mithlleton,township,,to Miss
Barbara Luke, of Snuth*Middlettin township.
•"" n the 14th i fist., by the lame, Mr. George Hoover,
of North Middleton- township, to Miss Nancy
Gana, .or Mop* township. .
On Sunday' the 29th ,of September last, NIARr,
gig britnnikinisi Elsip,'ltgel -59 years
Rn4jl
jUST,recOvedasupOyv otpattiKeAch
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np and Horsoliatliih: ':3. Bc E. Codlrin4._
Curlinle, Oct:
. 93, 1$41:
Artil/ery
The annual Court orAPtietil t
for thirria'
tillery CUrriPany, Will be held atPthe how
Spahr, (late Cernman's Hotel,) do the firritS,Monday
of November next • at o'clock in'the afternoon.
Members must be "puniiturille their .rittendinee,, as
the law
,againstribseatees"will beistkietip'Cnfoieed;'
~ •
043(....20i I 8 + 1 ! •
The brink hemsellitely thin - Mak,
situate in -.west etreet';and nay/ in the'ooeu
pang eftheettbint.l Beitik,lttljneettt.to the CM
teßeol.,lo# ORNeulPnt,,hnertlittg,hcone for
etudnetl, ,
Voinestiton';'!vo.. loireetlint`ettc "
, §1 1 1WF;t301 .4 1;
( I .',4ll6ltygett ,1811.-2 t, •
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MIIMEI
. .NOTICE:
•
Fatale o
dleiandotAndereon, - dec'd.
L',ETTERS of A.dininintration on the
•si-d! estate. of Meicender. AnderaonOate of Alldn
township, dee'd., ;have .been issued in due form .of
law to the subscriber, residing , ;in +said itoainallip;
Notice is hereby given to all persons litivingelniins
against said estate, to Present them Projirierly authen
ticated for .aetilement, and all persomrindelited are
requested to make payment to the -subscriber. • ' .
'JAMES ANDERSON;
October 20, 1844.-6 t, • • '
FOR .SALE.
~ • _
• The aubscriliEraffera for sale'hia FARM OF
LIMESTOI.E LAND, coolausing pout
. .
, •I 6 'AVR E S ' ''' ..
close to tlM•bitrough of Carliale, stnd commanding a
beautiful view, of.it•;: About 50,acres are in Woods.
The title - hrindliptitstble..- The improVementp are
• . • . ~4 GOOD AND • L4I7G. V.
-. ‘' . -.`N 1 ' !.: 440.a. 11101US100-:
• '',.- '.-- - Newß ank ACII • i ' •
- --- 7 ,,...,- an • far A,
f first rate,) a never failing
. well of pure waterifene
mg good—Clover and Timothy more , than 11641—it
is near the Rail Road.
If'not sold beforeVednestla r y the 21 - seday. of No
verobieuext it will °Ohm day_b6 'exposed toPtddie
Sale at the Court House in the borough of ,Carlisle,
at '2 o'clock P. M. • ' ,
For terms npply'tci
' . •
1841...:_fd5. A . ',IgepOWELL
NOTICE. '
Est Ate of ,Dacid_Palm, dec'd
LETTERS Testamentary on the Estate of David
Palm, late of Dickinson townshipolee'd„ have
been issued in due
. form of law to the ssubscriber re ,
tiding . in West pennsbnrci' township: ',Ncrrter., is
hereby given to all persons having claims against
said estate, to Vresent them - properly authenticated
for settlement, and all persons indebted are request , '
ed to make payment: to the subacribitr,
t. 4
October 20,.1841.7-6t.
The subscriber offers fur sale 12 ACRES of
Good L4nestone Land;
situate in North Middleton toWnship, Cumberland
county, ntiout.one mile east of the 'oor House.
The land under good fence, and 'in an excellent
,.
suite-of ;cultivation: • - ,
It will be sold all together or in lots of fouraerea
•JA.,.,011 GRUB!). .
Oetober'f.:o '113 , 11.,,-20 . . ,
_,... , , - -- •
-
M AKF I .. I I I IIII.. and Ca 4411 fox 1..11,e : 1;?S•73:r: SC
•
E'best of bleached.Sperro and whlte Oil jo
1 . sale by ~.' • . & L Cortensie. •
man.
UGAR House and New Orleans Molasses eftle
0 best quolity for sole J. 13r, E. Corotirto.
. .
. .
LAOAF and-X..ump Sugar.' - ' The subscribershave
received a large _supply of Loaf atul Limp
Sugar, which they offer for sale, wholesole or retail,
at reduced prices. J. Et E. Cornman:
S PEZl l l s Zall oc le t . .sp o e i te l. by C . 91 tiiiian
NEW GOODS.
Just received at the store of AISiDREW RICI
AltpS, a general assoklment of •
Fall SE. Winter. Good's,
consisting in part of Wool and Cloth dyed Black;
Blue, Invisible Green, Adalaide, Olive and Green
12,672
2,179
1,949
" OLOTES
Black, Drown, invisible Green, •Olive, &Mond,
Beaver and Pilot Cloths; Black,Blue,Browo mixed
plain and figured Cassimerca, new style.
Satti netts of assorted colors, fat m 50 dents toi€2,oo,
beaverteens, jeno cords, canton flannels; red, white,
yellow and green flannels t—ticks, and muslins.-
6-4 3-4 mcrinoes,moslain-de-laine and Saxony cloth,
figured and . plain. Figured, plain, striped, barred
juckinett and swiss matins. Fawn, mouse, black,
blue black, slate, figured and plant silks. Bonnet
tiilkss and ; ribbons, new style. Shawls, gloves,
'hosiery and shoes. Cloth and fur caps Carpeting,
hearth rugs, floor cloth, baizes; and blankets. Color
ed and white carpet - yarn. Fresh Mackerel, togeth
er Viith a general assortment of .Queensxonre' and
Groceries, which will be sOldat moderate prices at
his store. .
Carlisle, October 40 1841.--If. - ' • .
4,800
3,104
6,929
1,917
6,997
21,910
4,741
3,977
46,388
- 2,329
6,071.
' 6,048
• 6,062
:1,277
5,203
4,766
The French -Langunge.
The Trustees of 'the Carlisle Female Seminary,"
have placed this department under the.car'e of Miss
Gal; She was instructed in France, ...tread s, writes
and speaks the language with ease andr accuracy.
She cony be con`sulted at Mr. James Bells'..
Assoouasu class ii organized, she will meet with
the pupils for instruction in the 'Sunday .School
room in the basement of the Episcopal church - , on
Monday*, Wednesdays ' and Fridays inevery week,
at 10 o'clock A. M., till otherwise arranged:
The Trustees would urge upon all NO° are desi=
roue' of instruction in this department, to embrace
the present occasion, as they will rarely have it in
their power - to afford so good an oportunity.
JOHN R2ED,
Piesident of the board of TruAces,
and Principal of the Seminary
Carlisle, Oct. 13,1841.-30
2,69 2
3,798
4,226
2,07 Q
2,340
4.470
1,843
1,467
2,319
2,579
1,174
16,469
Eieatoll of Directors.
9,102
1,703
2,419
1,763
• . CARLISLE Dittuc,
.?.
'• October 19, 1841.
IVOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders in
ill this Institution that an election will be held at
the Banking libuse on the third Monday of Novem
ber next, ( bet ng the 15th Jaya. the month) fir thirteen .
Directors to serve the ensuing year. - •
WM. • 'S. COBEAN, Cashier.
. . . ..
2,459
1,616
LOOK., HERZ. ,
The subscribers continue to sell
, ibeir atonic . of
Clotlis, Cassimeros, Co.ssinetts,
MeritiOps,,Calicos and .
• .". 'Chintzes at
''lll{sw - cosvr.
Bargains roaryet he had in these articles of in °rob an
dize by ealling . soon.
. MUtiftrAlsTEY.
N 2 ,,8. An excellent Cannon. Stovi with alarge
east tron'ilish, for sale filthy store, ,, ; -
Carlisle, Oct. 6,18414 ,
Valuable Property for Sale:,
- -. • •
In parsnanee of the J . ag testament of
James Graham, late - olAilmrtottvaltip,Gtunberland
county, I tinsel, at Puhlio gale,,on the .premises,
on Th ursday the 21314V - OrOilibrr neat, at 10 o'-
clock; A. M 4 the following described , valuable prop...
erty, to : wit: a• •
100 Acres.: of Prime Limegtone
Land, ,
bounded by hinds of' Ilarktices, Daniel
Mohler.and Others , _ oh the taiblio road, about one
mile soutivori‘lechanicsburg-4-aboht.ooc clear
etlfunder good•telice and MA high state of . eultiva
don, there'll:Mc covered ivith thriving young Tim
ber. There fa no buildings on the land. . •
-A clear' and 4 . olst:edible Jiitic;will. be' gven, and
terms•made•knowo on the day
Persons lovishingte,sievithe ircetnises previaiia:to
Abe day of sale, can caltsit the 'late residence Ojai.
Graham, adjoining the une, or Milliesubscrther. ,
YONNG, Executer.
Sept. t, _ '
- ,/ror
A' imodeeme oe}t, of Okeir!,.7o'd4 Bop-ton
P ~•P ey.,,r,eisona
-ble. Enquire Ace;
ISM
WILLIAM PALM,
Land for Sale.
EMI
ISE
5\,.. - puNLA-o : 7, , Apikii.i,
• 4StQleillY•
,
Has removed his of fi ce An No. S. Beetem's Row,
on the publio square..
Carlisle, Oct. 43,1841.; - • •
Vainibt,',:. Real - E . stiiie , iii' :S141):,,
• pens urg Sale.
dayvirtue of an order Of the" Ciriiht:ns' COurt of
Cumberland , county, to George.McGinntis guardian
of the Minor, children of Dr. JOhnl,alv; dee'd., and'
by authority *eked in:theltaid George Meigiones as,
Attorney infant for !the beira, , that are not minors,
there will be vaposed ?to '4llle.by Public Ventliie 'or
outcry,bn the premises, on Saturday the 6th day of
November neat at eleven o'olook A. M. the:follow-.
ing described property,ta nth • .
- AU that certain
T IFT T .0
Brick House House
and 10(4 - ground, shut' on King street in the bor-
- ough - of Shippensb, hounded . by - lots of George
Smith; Stephen'Cu aut.& an& otheri,,eotitaining
'sixty . font. feet 4 incite in &tint on King street and
two hundred and. fi fty seven feet 4 inches in depth to
to an alley. The house is aliandsorae .well built
edifice two stories high with a bank building attasheti.,
Ground
'in said borough of Shiptiensberg bOunded by ItMds
of David McClure's. heirs, itched , Cochran; ohn
McKee and others; containit , • '
. . .
•
2 Acre s . and - .10 Perches. •
- TermiOSSaile.L - -one handieddollare oti the house
and' lot,and twenti-five dollars on the two 'acre' lot
toe' paid on the confirmation of the dale. One
half the residue of. the purchase- money of each'
pro erty on the Ist day of April next,'when posses
sion )
will be riven, and the remainder *.jo two equal.
atm al install ents thereafter without int*est. Pay- .
ments to he seisured hy.itidgmenite7ortrecognigances.
GEORGE McGINNES, '
,
Guardian mill Attorney in fact ! for the.
chtlgfren'of lir. Ealy deed.. . .
October 13, 11341.—tda. ' .
Valuable Real Propertyat '
•
...a.gozaztarapd - oilaay.
W ILL, be sold at - Public -. Sale, on the
premises, No. t,•on,Friilay the 511 i day of
Novcinber next, at .10 o'clock, A. M. in , Paradise
township, York , county, on the road leading from the
Spring Forge .to York Haven and about 200;yittlis
from tbe road leading
. frotO Y*k to East Berlin, the
following property', viz: • , • .
•
A Tract-of . ,First-rate Gaud
•sa a! tues j eolltaitigurst
•••-- • • -
. -
more catilip had \ if wunt9.l.) -- TtArriiivciicrie66-
urU,A lute
. . .
•
FOUR BTO.RX u
. a
CSOLVIA N T ill I 11. 24,
.4. 36 feet in front.and fret deep,
'.newly built 'and Only about 3 }Tars
itrolretaZiiiu,_willi tcv , o"jinir' of Burs amFtwo pin; ot
'Chopping Stones, a SMUT. MACHINE, and a
double..ffet of elevators . The mill is %lull opera
cion for the maniifeeturing of flour, it is situated near
the head of the little Conewago7-a'stream of aster
Which neVer.litil . y , and has '25 feet fall. The %%atm!
wheels are 60 feet in diameter-in el,ort it is the best
established mill in the connty:Of York, perhaps in
the State, and what makes this property more valua
ble' is that-there is ob other mill south dr west near
er than about 6 mile; and it has a great run of cus
tom. The gears in the mill are ali cast and made of
the best r&terials-.-every. thing in it is new and
finished Mille best mechmical manner. It is deem
ed unneccsasry to say more on this subject, as. pew.
chasersmill view t h e same before purchasing. 'The
other imprOvements are a two story brik
with a large two story baelt.builtlinw, all 'well finish
ed. There is a well with nci•er.failtng.water at the
Kitcl:en•door With a puinp in it, tlank. Barn, 13riek
Still Rouse, 40 by 25 feet,a stable whielt will .con
tain 60 head of cattle, large Wagon shed, and other
necessary out buildings. • .
OE
situate in West Nitinchester and Dover itownSitip,..
York county, adjoining lands or Boose and Stover,
Jacob Emig, see. Aliehael Wader and,otherS,,con
.
Mining . •
•
•
Two Hfindred and Ten Acres,
more or less,'of which there is about 60 'acres under
first rate timber, and about '2O acres Meadow .and
more can be vnade. The residue is in a good state
of cultivation - there is water'in nearly all the fields,
and a stream of water passes throwili this plantation
which also (as the, advantage of being convenient
for the e ction oralmost any kind of machinery.
The imp' vements are alarge two story bivck
• Dwelling Illonse,'
with a two story back building attached, thereto, a
-large tinnk Barn,-and-a-larfie-two%story-stone-Still
house, WO neverfailing Springs of good water near
the hoase, and two
Apple Orchards.
This plantation is divided.into convenient fields,
and all under good fences; it can
,conveniently be
divided into separate tenets, and will be sold sepa
rate or together to,suit purchasers. , •
Persons desirous of purchasing will do well to call
and examine for Ahernselves, and rinv : cation Peter
Smyser residing on No. 1, ho will point out that
property while those wishing ln•View No. '2, will
call on John Smyser residing thereof.7:-Nos. 3,4,
5 and 6 are four lots of first-rate timber land, lying
about n half mile front' No. 1, adjoining: lands of
Henry Stouffer, Henry Ramer, Henry Jneolis and
other gad of containing about 'six acres. These
loss {l4lll/6 thirdVvith No. 1, or peparate to suit pur
chasers. A clear tale be made, and possession
given on the first clay of April next. Due attendance
will be given and terms WO kii9Wrioii Om day Of
sale by • •
• HENRY BOOSE,
ADAM BOA'
Assignees of Peter Smyser
October 13, 1841.--7ttls.
FRESH GROCERIES.
The subscribers have just received .at the .store
room lately occupied by liar. C. Foster, in North
Hanover street, Carlisle, alarge and general asiort
mem of • , • .
6/11(Daanntainq
m il China. Glaois and
QUEENS W.A. it E.
whiCh they will sell on the moat liberal terms. -They
invite the public to call and examine.
•
J. ik ‘E.CCItNNIAN. •
J ctober.lS, 13,41, •
• . Assigneeship Accoluti:. , .
In .the COirt doramonJ'letis of . Ciiiraheiland
county: 9tli , Augtist Samuel N. Bailey, as-
signee'ilf.Dorshieniee. and .Criapilieh, p resented ,to'
the Courian'aCcolint of Bid execution of;hiatrU4
under. a voltintayy Pend nfallsiB.lPUntidi and NlnadaY,
the Bth day of November-next is appoilitedsfoe.the
confirmation of the.sarne,,hy
r iba - Court - of which all
personsinterested will take - notice: ,
• i-GEORGE SANDERSON;
Oettiatifir'l3,
•
ASSIGNE'EgIiIP ACCOUNT.
.
In the Court or Commerr Pleas of Cumberland
county:" sth October'-1141,,Aaeohltirk jr,A
ssignee
of David Reichartmiesensed to.the Coon anaeoomit
of the exeentiOn of his lrust muler ,votuntary - deed
of asitignment, and .Tneaday.ilte, 14th slay.ef,Deeemv.
tier neat is tapiminted . , far' the , isonfirniasims'of Abe
C o u r t ; 4: wbiokult, perions:intertorted.
will take notice. - • ;.'
• DEO AANDEfifOlVarathY: 2 -
' De10ber , 13,1841;',",; • , ."
• - ,AsiinitieshirAtdount..,. ,
O
•counlY4 Ath , Ootgbg.l.s.* 4P* I OY,IOVOLACeOrter; EN;
Ansigue9 Japob..w.e,tnr),OCJAWEl.l4.' th 9. Gourk
nu account of the exp . :44)9p Itlntiontioufer yolun,
hwy. deed 9f ansigutunyttoud ftui".Mtli.duy
Noveinber next to ttpl,pitlted.(o‘t Auts9o9t.tention of
the sam e by the: Pouct;,9flPl4olitilt Tor-noon lotep`
(dell W4t4 41 5!?'1. 1 4 6 4.'
t ql.;'ll..q • ri /PM!, SA/ 4 4Z1150 , ..
• 10etober 16 1 ; '
SEIM
• 1:
Fanr4g avid. .
_Chesnut pind.
f3A.LE. ,
_• The subscriber will attend' it titer. Once of L. G:,
Brandehriry, Esry:,in Carlisle 'en TUetalay , the 26th
Of the present Mionth of Octolier, acid the:tiihiy
lowing to make Sale of 'about -
- .
SOW - Acres . ' 7 •
OF FHINIE,
• Chesnut .
part ofitite Mount Holly estate,-situate iti the iallej
north of the•Soutli Mountain, about trout
the borottglt tiftarlitlo - - . •
fislo Nore§ of: Rich;
.
intel;"setited :by Mountain creek . , 'below the 'Lanni
For
• The sthav'e.lends'are- snritiyeil'in'hitatfroin ten to
one hundred-Aires,Mid•villl,be - saldoraterinsonnsu.', .
ally liberal, in order to enable persons to bealmethe ,
owneineofeheapfarms,wlihouttlie delay:antle
of a distant journey to the west. • - • ••
Previously to the day-of side, Mr. Braedebury,or
the subseriber'ivill give any information that 'may be
required.
WILLIAM
lintylsburg, Oct. 7, 1841,.. -., •
- .
'Take . notice that•weliar , e applied to the Judge. cf
the Court of,Common Pieati of. Cumberland count'',
for the benefit of the Insolvent :Caws adds Common
wealth, and they have.appninttil „Monday !he Sih day •
ofXovember neat, fpr,. ti)e. hearing, of tis and our,
ereditoea. at therCouralouse,.in thebOrhttgli of•CaN.
when and •wherelou may attend,jf yowthink,
proper.. •
• • • • wrol - mti CARTIr ;'
'WM. DEA n memo., '•
:30EIN
WM.
' CROTZER,.. •
JAMES A. GALLAFTF.R.,
• MICHAFI.,
• .. •
D. 3 JOHN M. WOODBURN.,
WM". HARRIS, , .
. THOS. J 0,1576 8 .. •
Oct. 13,1841.---8 t
_ , •
' --CRO UP •IN CIII LD R pa. ~ :...,-,..
MOTUERS, BE ON YOUR- GVARD.-,-. -This
is the season when this destrurtire complaint tat:mice.
your interesting dittle children,' often. robs, you 'of
those . you finullptloat co,und.currieshuildradtito the
grave. Every mother Adult! therefore, knOw its 1
symptoms,. watelt theta elosely,nnd always be - pre. '
Owed with a remedy to •etire ir, as 'many are drily
saerifi red' hy mud) "neglect. - .A dint the little
t- .ist
stick . , L , is. suiz 7 ed.G i :dcit yAtti,Cdtß3Lvai
fiait , i Ilea,, eyps beeonered ftr,d'svo en -,
..,
.:
' . '''' ' -' 3 : :4 0 - t., 1 43T 6 4tr -4 4 4 e -. 1 - • .
L ' ..:=
cbuoit mat-wilt. stirely terminate iii 'ectovulsfons rit.- -.-:
,
death 'unlesssometliirg immediately' g iven to
c comidnint the Bats.= 'of If ild
Chtrry," - is well-kitown.to.be . 0m most speedy sure
ever discovered It is indeed a precious remelly- -
titiid f safe and innocent;etul is sure to give the little
'sufferer immediate relief, and qitickly restore it to
safety Mid health.' Yumilies.ii , eiding in the country, _ataLintice(LeverpmetliettLwbo-dcivos-thitr-mltitiziren,
should al wa)s keep this midiehte in -the-I - M e use' rind
give it - to. them early , ,by doing so-you may
save the life of one. you fondly 10ve.44111(41.4r
m
this is the famous reedy of- - thii distiguisinul
Arian. Dr. Wistar, which 4 l,V - s cured thousands or
CROUP, - WHOOPING COUCH, • ASTHMA,
CONSUAIIIIION,Eze.; after et ery other medicine
has failed.- .
• ( .. 13e particular whewii - eilinserto nsk for
" Dr. Wisr.t 1e513.4.0A3: or 'Mtn Carstir," ns'there
is nsyntthof this r.uroo; advertised thst
different-medicine. - • " - -
Pi ep:wet! only by Wilf.T.f. ttto.,Cliemiste;:No.
.53South •roiirtfilireet, - -
Sold in Oarlisle fly -
• SAMUEL E,LLlO'f'r: •
•
• Price One Boder_ti Bottle.
.October 20, 1241.—1 y. •
acnrozz -&- aozno;
THE CAUSE OF CONSUMPTION—Simp!e
us these eemplaints are usually :Con - iitle'renieins Aro
-can deny their being the moat common cause of this
' fatal and distregsing - disease. it is indeed - a melan-. •
choly.truth, that thousands fall viCtima to Consumrs• t.
lion evdrY year from no other causethan neglected.
rolds. Yet we lintl.butidreds, nay thousands who,
treat such 'complaints with the greatest indifference,
and let them run on for weeks am! even Months with
out thinking of the danger. At first you have what
you may consider a slight cough,tir cold ; you allow
busi Was, pleasure or carelessness to prevent you Irem
giving it any attention; it then settles up° :y,oul ,
breast, you become hoarse, have pains in th side. or
chest, expectorate large quantitielf of aln erdier., ,
,'hops mixed with blood, a difficulty of tires titig , en •
(
sues, rind then von find your own difficulty
neglect has -
.4trought-on this distressing complaint: - If then - yo u: --
value lice or health, be warned in time, and -don't
trille,witit your COLD, or trust to any quack nostrum
'to cure voit,-but immediately procure a.bottle ortwo
.of that .filmous .remedy, the " DATSAN or Nitwit--
Cut:ante," which well known to be the most speedy
cure ever known, as thousands will .testify ,Nltoso
iives bave-been saved by it. - .
• n'lle very particular when your purchraseta Jule
for "Dr. Wlsrsn's.llALsAU OF WILD CHERRY," at
there is also a lemur of this name in use., .
. Prepared, Wholesale, and retail,,by WILLIANNI it
Co., Chemists, No. 93 'South Fourth Street, Phila
delphia. - .. . . . .
Sold in .Ciarliste• by • • . •
SAMTEL_) LLIOTT
Price One - Dollar - 4 -- BottK7
October 20,
Read what- u has . Done.
. . ,
Anil if yoti lii4 a friend, a relation, or know any,
one the is afflicted with that, distressing. diaease,
-"IOOXSUM PTION," persuade them without. de.
lay to try that famous and unriveled medicine, the
lIALSA.SI OF WILD COERRY.' , ' „Will
I cured thousands of this .complaint after civil thing
else 11-,ad failed. „Reed .tlic following :undoubted
proofs of its efficacy. _ . .
• • Rozuonorou, Sept. 10 Ist
DEAR SlR :—Please send me two bottles more ot.
our Balsam of Wild cherry, like that you sent MO
lisfore, .1 have taken •nearly all of the first two, and •
'confidently believed.this medicine will cure
used a great 'many remedies' .within the lac
year, but Wye never found any thing thiitlisis.relitven
me so much. It, has stopped my coogli .4.ntiret;
checked my iiight sweats, and 1 sleep better at night
and feel Netter tn. every way than I hime for mail' *:
months.- - 'Yours; it speetfiilly, ,
• . iret mu TULLY.'
llut.ussoono, Sept. 184 t.
• VrittNn Wtrust s—l must again trouble _dwell,
send me tivo bottles more , o f.thy hivolualtietlialtnlP-•
.1_ have now .taken Owe% bottle% iti.Jill t -stml ctin at sin e
,thee that it,himilp,tio.snopaoregon4
erne haye_evy.m.taken before , : Send
-by itinoBe** ,
and oblige tliv friend,: -.
• dad's Hou.otral
, • " - •
_ „ .lintsrat., ,
Srpt. 8 184t.'
• Doan lierTost.---.llearirig So many' peopla talk 'of
the wonderful cures yotii. Haltom. of Wild •Clfelsi
hoe. made Consump tion ,, I sent to,: one 'Ol jba.
Agents the other ; slay for A bottle, and , have faith') it
to haverelievedrine so moth. tbAt i ivarit tin ec • btt. ,
roordeent'elOon, hal believe, It Pc, tnA.
hie used Jaime's
. ;illeetotanrstoil other medicinrs
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