ANNTIAVREIIOIIIT . . Of the isitiikattiV (Sin* 4Tetink= lito'r' Society • • 1-• • • .-- Once • Y °Pr'Exeautivo - Cothittee. On retiring ftenn office. latgleavitarment the following Report • We,nommeneed our ,OPerations one year , ago, with, eaexamination of the . list , efinembersSilio had signid.the'Pledgr4 , Or lieititeld members had . re.signed it within .the year, anti •portedlO'Contain 483 mimeo. Twenti.ein were found tq hairo left the borough, and 'four. wer e ~ Menet Item the list for violation of the pled g e., after (altheal hut , ineffectual . effrorts AU reclaim 'them; !Wing a • eociety numbering 453;'when ,we 'commenced the active duties Of our °ELM; ; • In purauance of the vimornmeadation of our • predecessors in office, and - ,10 a usage whieli'we ope will be 'considered the settled policy . ef the * societi, icion 'after we came into office We die. • • tributed to every family of the hormigh a circular aratioledge,Which last being collected by com., mlttees'of the society, were found to contain a . large naintWr of pauses never`before given to our society 'or to . any temperance pledge. Indeed • many 'names came 'id whichone year before were 'withheld, even after' the expostulations' of the conimittees who visited . the several wards. The new signers-to our pledge this year windier 307, making our societyrat present to consist of 760 members. Our soclety,ihrough the agehey of your corn . MUNN ha* rendered'essential 'service to several • of the neighboring societici—always iniving sent • autylelegations to their aid, wh'enever, called on. The Dragoon 'Temperance Society was often visited by deputations 'from ours, till its rout - oval with the troops of which it was composed. ' We' were at some pains to ascertain the nom . ber of taverns and distilleries 'in the county dor— log 1841. The, tavern licenses taken out Were 64, and the number of distilleries in operation 28. Of the taverns, 9 belonged to our borough, and aro still in uperation—all trafficking in intoxicat; ing drinks; and it is believed that there jail's° much drinking at several of the groceries in town, which retail liquor without a license. . The num.: _bar of taverns in the county is less by only MM . this seer thari.lait. We make this record of the' - Amine of our county and borough, confidently be. 'fieving that the time will soon come when the• voice of the friends of good Order. and of suffer. ing humanity shall be heard; though. with sad. flees of heart we still•see• the' professed friends of temperance, petitioning . for tavern licenses, and ' sharing the, profits of the traffic. • In behalf of the families among -us alreadi, broken With grief, in behalf of . the deluded sufferers from this traffic, as well as of these whose habits are now but, just forming for future ruin, we, Would entreat all Such to pause before- they give their countenance to 'business so full of mischief to all the best inter. eats of muciety; • • Qnthe l2th-ofApril, by resolution of your,com. mittee, Mr. Krause and 'Other gentlemen from Harrisburg, ,viere invited to Carlisle forthe Par : pose, of forming a Washington Society. This enterprise was encouraged by your committee in every way in their power - ; and the results you are all familiar with. In regard to public meetings in the borough of Carlisle, we hive been deterred from holding any, for the same reasons which had existed fora year and a -half before. We find, hoWeVer, lit *the pr'e'sent time, though temperance me:tinge are frequent among us, that there is a large portion of the oinimunity who never attend them,'and who consequently derive no - direct benefits from them. We suggest, a's o Partiul_reniedy fur this evil, the opening of a Monthly Temperance Meet. • ing,to be held successively in the varioui churches . of tlic; borough, stanch times a7l not to interere with - the regular Meetings of the other societies. This ircield at least. have the advantage of invit ing the attendance of the ladies, on whose influ , enco we so essentially depend for the triumph of our cause, but which we have never-yet been able • .• very fully to command. This measure we ear nestly rccominend.to those who may - succeed us • in our office. We Om recommend an early circulation of the pledge trough the borough,- which has been done the last two years with such signal benefit. Many of the children who joined in the temperance procession of the 4th or July, were recognized as the membera of our society, whose names often stand recorded on the Fame pledge with those of their parents. To such we must look-to sustain . the temperance cause when we shall tie down in our graves. Nor shall we look in vain, if those whom God has madd their natural gnardians and others do their duty. They may never know the 'temptation's which others feel to Violate the pledge they have so early given. This . presenta to us a thira suggestion to our anceeiliors; which is, that. they would consider the propriety of orginizing Juvenile Temperance Societies both in the borough and in other part, of the county. The saving of a boy front hccom. ing a drunkard shall be an infinitely greater Wes. sing to the world, than the reflirmatiodeta-maii- who hai alroadY wasted• his moral powers, and done perhaps more Injury by his %ply oxamale, than he can ey9 countera ct . by the host use of his remaining influence. . And matter of fact proves, that too often those who are thud rescued, aro 'eyed but to make their subsequent ruin the more perspicuOus. • There is a small debt due for printing, which our succe sssss will, we think, be able fully to meet by the aid of a list of annual subscribers to the funds of the society, which we transmit to them. We 'close with the expression of a belief, that the cause of temperance has, on the whole, made great advances in our town 'and county, during the past year. A greater number of new code. ties" have been organized during the last year than ever before; and of the dkstillerles it is be. Hewed scare - Sly one is now in eucceasful opera. lion. . These have been closed, however, we fear, oftener from pecuniary than from moral consid. erations. But we cannot tiring ourselves to be lieve, in view of the moral change which every. where accompanies the suppression of these des. tructive 'fires, that they will ever again be re. kindled. And yet we are admonished by the experience of the past, thatoura is a cause which needs c ‘ oiistant cafe to secure it, onward march, inasmuch as its enemies are everywhere and at all timer. on the alert. to take advantage of the remissness or negligence of , its friends. -.—The-society in whose mime we now speak has, we believe, always/ gone for the cause of temper. puce, ta(hes than for the interests of our caddy. So may always continue to be. Nothing could More dernutly wished, than that the ,fime.shoUld comb when our labors in the tem ',mos Cause can;ba dispensed with. Till that tiate)lhat 76 i_let we, s a Saileti, must be at our p ot ! of ;duty; mod we 'now, as heretoftire t most cordially bailee; till whose principlis are the same w i t h o ar% to join with us in our war against a , commotiko; W 4444 OU FP re defoliora for the last two year., we have failed to r flod a n y gund feu . wkr,inro s ietaiierance " societies should exult' in C4r/illit;'“"irnizingthe same 0°414 pitANDEBDItt .. e• `THOMAS BOWMAN, ° loovEJOY; • • - soaftio • TlichntbPiii,' ! ' ' • ' - 42.4L'IZE, Sri* it tea ; iliffilitiffiS"Vieciftli, Published; that. iftli n ro: ject'foi;ihOufittiptioit of We debts . of iliertiltitei bildm general ,Government is are favoramenuthe people. We Sze glad .to find that such is the riot. An iovestigatitui of the project will prove it to be no such bui.beir is its ciao - miss' would fain Make it appear, and all that'll; aecessaiy to its final success is, that its "design and effect may be generally understood. . „ The,proliability is becoming stronger, that as aumption li the only alternative to repudiation,— The, Govern!, of Illinois officially recommends that, the State be put' into liquidatian,. confess bankruptcy, and acknowledge her utter inability to pay her debts. Indiana is in very nearly a Om. ilar situation,; end Maryland and Pennsylvania have already .resorted to virtual repudiation.-- The resources of Pennsylvania are very great, but her citizens will not submit for years to , the taxes necessary to .discharge her enormous ob. ligations.—Lancaster Examiner. ' She who makes her husband and children happy, say/' Goldsmith, who .reclaims th'e ono from vice and trains up the other to virtue, is a much greater chsr.cter thrn ladies described in romances, whose only occupation is to murder maukind with shafts from the quiver of their eye • EMISM 2 63 SOMBITI . .'- 'llll3 pleasant Medicine is ffirmed bya combina ion of twenty different ingrecliients,'all celebrated• for the cure • f .Crilds, Coughs, and PC!motile Cont plaints ; nod by its combittation;if one of these aria. Biel should be used separately awl afford•no in the Ernt.tur or 110AKHOUNITtlieriWi so amalgamated, that the benefit'of the whole is ex perienced In one Co'mpound. About three years and a half ago, this article was first brotight before the public.' It waiherahled with Inv previous - announcement of its merit or value; but was introduced by the proprietors to the community to stand by their decisiou, as regarded its beneficial influence. That decision bas been attained in a man ner altogether unexpected. The unsought acknowl edgenent otits w ,orth' • has proceeded spontaneou s ly from thousands. who have expiTienced its benefits throughout the country. Awl, why is it so? Be cause the trial of its qualities in Coughs and Colds, Hoarseness, lrritatitin of the Throuttlioup.Whoop ing Cough, Asthma, 'Catarrhs, Palpitation of the Heart. Liver Cosinpluint, Night Sweats, difficult or profuse Expectoration, and all diseases leading to Consumplion,,has , given it'a value that tin other sim ilar medicine has ever readied. - Complaints of the lungs nre - the .most dangerous and at the same time most prevalent of all diseases: Our climate is most peculiar it 'changes sudilicily' from extreme warred' to extreme cold, from -wet to dry, and it is from this change 'in the climate'that diseases are apt to When the blood is in an unhealthy' state.,•and the constitution naturally delicate, if a ',ow sets iti and no intinediate.relief takes place, the chanees are al together against the patient attacked; it is when rem - - eilies are taken in time, that disease ix checked mid life eared: - Their is no disease but may nut be suf fered to go such a !digit' that no medicine or phy sician en the world earl tave the - person attacked. This should be remembered by all; the-safety of life is;to be peeper-M I io:time. At the symptoms of a Coll, •Couilr- Chilli'cless, THE CLARIFIED F:SSENGE OF. 110AltilOUND CANDY, should be freely.used stecorditizrrdir..tions ; and in every caselwliere it is so used in /rep .1. th•• Cough or Cold will be broken up or eradicated. We feel it our duty to impress this upon every one---all reme dieFcrouq Lc ua en in -time. The following is one of s thnitempil certlficates - the liropi•ietor could shoW, attesting the virtue of his remedy. "I have experimentally tested the virtues of your Clarified Essence of llourlioaul Caody. and would recmm~n•nd it to •be it.itersally need by all those whose lun7s are exposed—no public speaker should he Without it. Ites.. %fr. Lvov, Forot..rly Pastor of 'I. E. Church, Ydrk, Pa: Itemember, each package nt the geneine lloar hciund Candy is signed J. PCAtIE & SOK. All ktters, post paid, dirt cted to .1. Pease & Son, 45 Division street, N Y, will Ile punotually . attended 11..rehattis m the cNintry w ishing Pease's lflarb :.41.1, can it at the manuracturer's In vest it•ritts, by< , •ndiugnnier to any, one in the city with „ limn th..y have flealings. 7 Merchants and storekeepers in this vicinity ran , unplied by applying to Messrs. M,ers ISt "as aim have :t large, and fre4la supply' direct tin th.• Niantaln-ttirer, .Ftn. 5.41..! by . 1111:1iS & iT VIII ;I'lrh. de %.,,nta f i:arlialeontol by J. I) tr4ll , •imer, ‘feelianieslntrg. I)aniel 16rily , Shirenentstnwo, Abraham gets. Kingst•ln' Inseplt CrAn,,llinguestown. Sanntel Wilann,? John E:ish, sShippensburg.. P. iVilson, Greenville. • Nov. .2, • 1 84P, 11 %LTINIOIIE, Dec. St, 1542, BEEF CATTLE —The wind.. kis been IL lit this week, and prices in - consequence ruled high ; the number offered did not exceed 20U, sill of' which were taken aits4_tu 5_50 Ter 300 lbs. and st - few - ore - limie understood, sold at something higher. Live flogs have sold at 3 25 toad 50, and dressed at 3 50 tit 275 per 100 lbs. • FLOUIL—City Mills May he quoted $4 124 per WA. fun; and we have bad 1111 wales reported at'si less Fier. Dowsird .areet has Sold Ina considerable ex t.oit at 4 per Md. which is the fair,inarkrt ;wire fr stone, ind'3 88j the ear and wagon price. Ni, Sus murk t l;11 arrivals of ‘Vheat to any extent,ex. cept by hind conveysinue, and the small 1-its thus re ceived have been I:tkeis at rather improved 'rates:— Our previously quoted price*. however, we comiiihr, $5 to 90 ceists gogtl to prime, and ii&rior quail nes proportinnal.ly leas. White Corn is taken at a to 42 cents, and yelloW 42 to 43. o.ds cuntinue as last wtiek,22 to /3 cents per bushel. WHISKDY.7--Solit lit 221 cents, and bblsat 2.'l„tho Bitter with difficulty °Waked., ' . , • PHILADELPHIA. Des 31 .1 1 42. FLOUR &F. last week Flour hus declined a trifle, with the flitting. Igor the export de 'nand, and sales of sevosil parcel. (nne of 750 hbls) at $4 12i per hid, at which rate it Is freely otrered; stocks are moderate, and no receipts by . water; in Broad streei the receipts are abaut 800 hills per day. Rye Flour Is quiet at 2 Viper bbl. Coro Meal has been in some-demand.. and Iris improved, slightly; sales of_Penna at 2 124 a- 219 per bbl,-with very small stock on hand; very little Brandywine iii 1111i1 , ket, last sale was at 2 50 per hi& Cleared this Week for foreign pools 2420 bbls Flour, 922 lilies and 55(1 bbls Corn Meal. GRAIN.- . -Sinee the receipts by . Witter have ceased very little has been done in the orgy ef : voiles. Wheat' may be quoted at 87 aft, per bushel lbeprime Penns; tot sales of Southern. Salcinf Smithern hats at 22c per bushel. Southern yellow flat Corn 43 a 44e,an white do 400 per bushel. Clarted this week 980 bushels Corn for the West leilies.•. • WHISKEY -210 in hbds,and 22c per gal. in bbls. On the 28th of November, at Petersburg. by the Revd , John Ulrich, Mr. M SIRESTINE, of ork county, to MissMARY - ,11EL1 4 , of Adams Oil the 20th 'ult. by the name, IACQR BROOCH, to Miss LEAH ELLICEED, all-of Ad..ms county. , 'On the 224, 11110 same. Mr. micitAir s t. 818- SEL„ to Miss MATILDA MYERS, all of Adams On' the same; day.:in , the same.' Mr. PETER' TROSTEL,toIDas OHRISTENA COOLT;allpf Adams County:. ' • , - On the the Mr.SOLOMONstkit. NER;to Miss LEAH CLINE, all of Adalos on ! Mit,adl(7: lingetiing',ittkpaintif,lll, i.irh!oh :614' Awry, with Mrii.El4;A4 fterit.4E - 4111', r.. , Andrtar.filloit , .. Ansi 9t the: . hi.it.v.Mir;. l about ttbe:3oth.a 15e "' 114rii... ,- coarompqp , N,d r. B4 : l3 4 ll '.o 7 l.k.'llrlddlflow•vsymmiso 7*-0,14e,0.A1 EVIEW OF THE MARKETS. RIARRIED. • For I la atjaduar l y tires 'or thtCoiti of: Cods . niont kat Cumberlisid - osunty: . • • • " FIRBV • • coMmencieg'on - Modday, Jantierypik , lB43. rs • Menlo & brothe, vs. J. IL . Lyon. Hughee. Adder, h Mc's:ire - et Ramsey, ' • " Craighead. • Craighead. • • " Mers. Shunts, for, use - • ' "Al e x ander. G - orgai et el ," Alexander, • &teeny. • • Poormars. .• • &Hogs, adner: - " Penrose. - Reiner, - Lenny. •• • Spahr, . " Wurt ..• SECOND WEEK, commencing -Monday. January 16th; 1843. &hinder, • ye. Hamilton. Kilgore. ", Claudy; - Sturgis, " lierlistodes Martin, r ßupiah Low.. , Lenhatt's L Tate, • • , " Alexadder. • ' Moore, Henwoolt. • " , Inhoif, • " Paxton, et al • AUCOITIONI23 1 AUCTION • 424241 afag &Vee n F.G leave to inform the ceilizcits of Carlisle and al its vicinity. that they will commence selling at Aucti ~,,, tbeir 'Stock' of Slerchandize, consisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, &CI 814 on - MONDAY the 9th inst. and Willcombute to sell from day to day, until all is sold.'" - SAMtIFIL. MYERS, • • GE9. W. SHEIAFFF.I2, Surviving partners of the ..firm of Myers & Co; ' . • , ~ • - • • All tie/Inns having Claims against said firm are requested to present them for settlement and all those indebted either by•note or book. account, will will and make; psyment,it is necessary inconsequence - ssf-the - death - of,otte of the 'partners that the business sr the said, firm be settled Immediately. S. M. & • January 4, 1842.. St-10 • To THE PUBLI . . As the business or MOSES MYERS, who is en gaged as a Millwright, in Lebanon tow..ship, Adams' ounty, has bee,. injured to some extent by the.evidence in a late law mitt between myself and David Cock,ley of Lancaster, in which it was repre setae!! that the machinery' ill oar.mill.had_nnt_operaZ ted - prop.rly on aeb •uid of defects in the whl-els constructed by Mr. Myers. • I deem it an act of juv tice to Mr 'dyers to state to the. public fink I did not and do not believe.such to be the ease. And I would hereby recnmmend him as a first rate-work man, the evidence of which can be found l) examin big the Mac! • -ry of the mill now owned by me. ••-• MICHAEL. G. BELTZROOVER..• - • Monroe twp. Jan. 4, 1842. 40-10 • OLD LI; persons having urenu,nts with the Awill - please call i mmediately and settle them up to this date, as the pressure of the times require prompt puvmetits. • And oblige yours,lStc.. A, 11.1 1 :11ARDS. 1843: . : . • • _ tf-10 NOTICE. - DETrrioNs for ,Discharge and Cyril. ficate under the Bankrupt Law, have been fil. ctlAty t-NR D 11AD. Firmer; . 'Cumberland co, JOHN McCOKNIICK, Trader. - do. • . .1011 N M. WOOl /BURN, :ate Merchant & Iron - Muster of the firm of Jobit M. Wood. burn & Co.. Joseph Laughlin and Co. and James Wilson, Agent, . do. JOSEPH W PAT TON, late trim Master, do. JOSEPH A. ECK, ? Individually. and as MICH EL P. KGE,S Partners of the firm of NI P. &J. A. - late Iron Masters, do: JAMES COLE, Tailor, :" - ' do. FREDERICK A. KENNEDY, late Coach Maker. and FRIDAY the Sist • day of MARCH next, at II o'clock. A. M. is appointed for the - hearing there. of, before the said Court,s ' gin Bankruptcy,atthe District Courtroom in the City of Philadelphia,wheta and where the Creditors of the said Petitioners, who have proved then• Debts, and all other persoi.s an in t_t rest. mar appear tote- !now came, if any they hare, why such Discharge a n d Certificate lure be granted. F AS. HOPKINSON, Clerk of the District Curt M-10 Phila..laa. 4, 1/14,1 Houses for. Rent. THE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, Store room, 'Brick Ware. House and Lot or Dr.uttsil attached, situate in North Hanover street, Carlisle, now occupied by ‘lestra J. & C. Cormnan, alwi'the S'nep second done South or the above, iu the occupancy or Mr liatitch. %Is() the Brick Dwell ing Douse, Lot and Stabling. in West High street; now in t e or Dr. Wm. Irvine. Also a new Brick Drelling Douse and part or Lot attached, on Dick bison alley; and the Frame Douse:nut Lot or Ground occupied by Mr. IL M pore. on west Louther street. Possession giveupl the Ist A,.r I next.' For terms apply to JNO. B. PARKER. December 28, 1942 . tf-9 Dlia l Atti 4 o TWO new and well finilibeil 1412W1( !lOUS' .8 Passesqln,. given the lit of Api•il next Deo 28.1841.. ELLIOTT. 6ThArbibil b BUSHELS OF RYE, for which . will pay the market price in Cann ' • • CHARLES OHILBY. . Carlisle, December 28, 1849. David W. McCulloueh, January Term Adm'r. or Davis Sidles, 1843. ez. • .I , lin Stough, Jr. Adner . • ofJohn Slough, Sr. deed Summons in debt- Rea with notice to Airy %int I Debt not ezeeedim to - ugh, (widow.) -foci C1.04 - ,UII. Cope & E,liz C. his wile, • James S!al igh, Christian G. Stough and Samuel • • Tritt, Guardian of Sam'l Stough,' Myrgaret Ann I Returnable 24 Mon Stough, Vary M. Stough. day of January, 1843. David Stough & Charles Stough heir's at law of John Stough, Sen. dee'd. J Pt December 41.8, 1842. William Smith John Stough. jr istrator of John Slough, or. deceased, with notice ,to Mary Ann Stough (widow) John Cope arid Eliza C. his wife, James Stough, Chris tian G. Stough and Sarum I Trilt, guardians of Sainuel Stough, Margaret Ann Stough, Mary M. Stough, Daniel Stoup and Charles stough, heirs at law ofJohn Slough, or., deceased: - - • PA UT. - Decenitter 28. 1843. Be • PAVER and Pilot' Cloth for over costs. Also" Slack, llhie and Invisible Green Cloth for dress conts,just rtmeivedand selling-very-low int-the:store of • v. Dee. 211, 1842. - CHAS. OGILHY. . NI VERN do 111 A 101 AVEjust opened their TALL ASSORT. ef ' DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS-it- CM'I I,6 T - IFArAaatlraiitzM s , Together, ,with an extensive assortaieet of ,Patent JE'edielisea and Perfumery. Alto—PacESlM OR %NOES, : • ALAIONtiii, • LEMONS. FIGS. RAISINS. ' PRUNiS, • OURIIANTS, GRAPES. &AI '• • '•;• - 111 of , which they will moll wholesale or Asian on the 'lowest terms. !Carlisle, December_l4; 111,12,7-Ani; : - , Cash/Z. Cash: - 1 ALL ilertleee ledehted,te the eubderiher I we, l ir e notiged 0 grill !W itiAlp their eeereapte let* fore the Isth"Deeetltbletpott;all9rAtie ;loves anat be•giveni !" = tni4,7: V G 5 I ll; t . 41-4 1 feteher.sso tieV, ,' ~ , - 1' ,i'• . ' iejefrao6' 'IrtNEGIA.II.,- Ta VOIDE: Mr4WeerrokUNift: '4P"' 1461 # 0 9 4 ,bi5t':.'"• ,, ' ' „„=-..,- ' . 1.-, iliroW7i, 4 l' ll6 " 4014 Avg Shl4 .. ;,-,,, „,.... ~,-; a 1,4 -&..,....5., FAW _ of every variviy, viz: Schookiliblea and Testaments, Smith's Geography and Olney 4.• . Smith's Gianzninr, -• - farkam's ditto: ' . . .11ngers Series, Vo. I. 2,3, 4, 5, tk 6 cohb's School •Books; complete. • Emerson., ilyerly, Durham, - 4^ Web ster's Spellers, • • Pike, Rose, Smiley, ¢ Emersbn's .6 1 rithmelics, with. Keys; , Mathematical Instruments.. STATION. 3,Y : - Letter, Cap, and Deed paper ruled and plain. Note paper. Silver Peneilm, everpnints. Jackson Lead Pencils in wood, or all tempers; 'with a large as sortment of BLANK BOOKS, ruled and unveiled. Iff'2s2aMitlTMCl D - Of imperior finish. Razors, Razor Strops, Shaving Brushes, and ,finely scented Shaving Soaps and assorted'Pcr famery.y. • 110.1 A V: Superior opaque and Ituss:a Quills, Bri•tnl B reeds • Rice paper, Visiting Cards i:ofnt•ed \\Stll•rs and Staling NVHX, Plain awl Ninth) Seals Together with a general and well selected 11€111011 meat or Classical and Oliscellancoria Works, "to please the fano, and linprme the•taste." Larlisle, Dim 14, 184:2. • (1-7 TEMPERANCE Nola rIIE subscriber; living in Centreville, Cumber ' land County, intervals opening a Temperance llotel,for the accommodation of Travel lers,l)rovers. and others, who tinny favor him n ith a call, TIW !louse has bre.. kept lor many vi ars ass pitlylie 514 is well caleulatell- Travellers. - The Stabli,g is large, and will con stantly have on hand a cy of horse feed, &c. The fable will he SnnpliwJ with the best ur the market. Nn will lie soareil . ,to 'mike persiis . einulartable; win iinav file ir lion with (.:11-tIti.ES IV. W.:AVER. Y virtue Of 111111111`: Vt.lollllolll to WV directed, issued out of th,• c. 0.! Plots of l'umleerlim(l cnnoq t will be addle sale, nt the I :•.et•t I lo+tw• iu the borough of „,.lisle, on B.ll'ud !MI the ith rluy of JaNCT IRY, %. 1). 1843, at 10 o'clock, A. .1. the IA iON- Wf described 11.:•al Estate to wit: . A TR .ieT OF L situate i East toa .bliip, cmtaihing huoilreil and ten acrea, more or la ds mrthe Miaow by %lichael Rlibry • no the N •rtb hv D. Sharboa ovl A. Kietzer, on the West Ely .Inc nu toe South by Martin Hupp and 'fibers, havivg thereon erected a two story ilitttlf DOUSE flak Darn. twim frame and brick and other out It antra. Seizetf.aod taken in execution us the property of Andrew Sherly, Sr Also, the one undivided Ninth part.of a MARTIN, Sheriff. 11.9 TRAIT •0? LAAlrrt situate in Newton township, on the Ttirimike road, coma' • F ori ' r !Mildred owl eighty tirres, morn or less. adjoining lands rf Thiry Fulton,- Jacob Reitz hoover, John :11cUr;:•ssii, 'Samuel . ltatguart, Joins Sharp's heirs. soil s, lusting thereon erected large two story STONt: 11OUSE, 111 le frame Irosso, two log houses, one stone sh•ap, ts large flunk :fawn, will sundry other nut. Houses Seiz , •d usailtakeis io execution us the property of Christian G. • Stough. and to be sold • by me, PAUL NIAILTIN , Sheriff . Sheriff's Office, L'srlisle, Meember 81, 1842. S tc.B No. t 9, January Term. 1843. Summons in• debt. Real Debt 'not ex. ceeding 11100 00. g- , Returnable the Pecimd Monday of January. 1843. • - archer's thillat? 11:-.10-1112ki ARTII 4 4 - Slierrift . tc.9 MMIS & 11AVERSTICK have jag received from the Nia•mfactarvato Philadelphia' n large' astortment of L 4111) 1.3:11P S. emisisting of Parloser,Cliaumbitrar Stu I y Lamps, with or witlicietjiliatlesi which they will sell wlut_ sale or retail at the manufacturer's prices. . ' • ALSO, • Astral, Side Refleetws and Glass Lamps of vari ous patterns. . . • <CO Uld • The very beat . Winter, strained, 'bleached Sperm Oil, warranted to burn , clear, for- - • SIAS Per gallon; Bed Sperm Candles. 974 cents per lb. Carlisle; Dec. vosp. • - DIAMILTMTG.IIOUSES • WOIR ininntew LHE subecii4t - ,Viill frodi the .ist ef,April:Ueit; a two-stork! _ _.1111111,14DR- • ID7311113V131111)113 1 1:, situated, on the carnet of Pitt and Loather. streete, having , a lir& beck 'Minding,' Wash, houseir eistere, smoke house, and ether jusprovements,' • Mos:* twa.ptoky , stone DWEI.UNG , ffotispi *gated Louther'atreetioPP9site IVlr'' l4 w lB spring.house;',StWeite • ii*OPO:tditerrt awl alma p well of neverltailink *our.. Therslkalse geed 8004 attached to die property. propertiepAre new-In geed order. aisitrottler "renting - eithre'f the **hese xl , I op_khe • ; 44(AIWW4NEAW •' - manalla i) Soots,., , Shoos . : 0 1114E atnbeeriber hasj9et returned front -IL • the city, and is opening, in addition to his- fon-, user stook, litasei of Boots, Shoes and Capkactu: enii;Boy's and Youdh's thick boots. - • den's fine Calf ^ Boots and water-proof, do. Men's and Boy's Kip and Scal Boots. Men's, Wes and Youth's Brogans; • Ladies' Kid Welts and Slippers. - • Colored Lining Skins. , Men's, Boy's and Youth's Fur, ,Clotli, Soviet and Fancy Caps • • LEMONS of superior - quality. • c BUNCH RAISINS,-superior quality new drop: All of which will he sold cheap foe cash,. ' WM. M. IMATEER. Carlisle, Dec. 21,1842: tf-8 Groceries, Spices and A,MD IMUOTO. Itt l it:iiehseribeir has jest 'received the • following articles in the Grocery line, which having.bought for clishilie is enabled to sell at the very low prices at which they are marked. Prime .lava o:dice, 15 per lb. Best Rio ; do• Strnag Scented, 123 ~ and at lower priceer Loaf Sugars—common and fine at - 11 It 123 " Do Extra; or finest quality, 14 -- Pine crushed Loaf Sugars. Fine Drown Sugars at - Primelsl. Y. Cheese at , Ground Pepper, Do • Allspice, . . G. A. Salt, at 2.50 gaol[ and 7s - cts:l3inhal, Fine do at 1.00 • ' • .do Fresh Currants, • 'hutch Raisins by the pound or In Half and Quarter Boxes, . Oranges, Mace, • Nutmegs. Salt Peter ' Cayenne Pepper (in bu'k or bottles.) • No broken or • depreciated b.tok notes taken for goods--educed prices and good.ciirrencv ! - For sale by . J.- W. Carlisle, bec. 21,1942. ' tf-8 PRE.5.973!! & II ?,yEaSTlert. have ( just received at 1)...!;e B r)k, Stationary and Variety Store a large assommeht of Toys, T011 . ..1330E4 fol. Christ ot.i . Presvii Is. A ono Soliveni and icr.Jor 1 tidM.- Togelser with a (41 , 11 Cf! selection of entartaining LIGHT HEADING, for long winter evenings. QM a 111 . D D I , 'ff'D Daa, rev Vgli.ic, (VOCAL AND lIVITNUNENTALO Bfrportal Nnotritittilito, December 21, 1842 •in Esti FE , - • t Lys. g *f i ttillillirke*far 4 he SalidaPh Stiperior Beaiier . . . little more than three months hare elapsed I JI since the sitbserber. submitted tor ; be inspeo thin Of the Public his skielier: fine . . Fur Hat Nut the louiprletoret,2s,. Eva in'all respects,.to the most oostl,y (and with which he challenges a comparison,)'and in this short period of time, he has more than realized his most sanguine. expectations. He would theriforo take this ouportiniity of making his gratefid acknowleilg." ments to a disserning Publiis, and also,ofeipressing i his gratitude to his former friends and patrons, who have so generally called enhinatance his re-establish= ment in business—as icia is proof; that he has hereto- fore given satisfaction. He will now use every exer. Lion, not only to.please the fancy, but to furuislithe, . Cheapestiiiid . iiost flat in the City. This he is enabled tb do from his practical knout. ledge. and 'peculiarly ECaVO3IIC.4L Ca . ' SYSTE OF BVSIVESS, at less price than they can be' offered by those. who are mere buyers and sellers, mama! adhere to the old credit system, with high rents and extravagant expensek In proof of hiS position, he has introidUced • for the inspection of the public, a supnßion NUTRIA On fine Russia body,at the unprecedented low price of TIMEE 1)01,1,4RS & FIFTY CEN7'S! - Equal in any respect to those sold under the old sys tem ',.st $4 and t. v • . The. aboVe named price will be' strictly adhered tn,' and lie trusts his friends who order Weil...hots Beni home, will not be offended should' tlie bill br ivelibut the same time, or isminaftee.to)heir cotioting-Looses as no book of charges is kept in this establislimeot. • The sublveriber is sorry to say', thst efforts have .been made, and doubtless will continue to be made. by some, to injure his.R . conontical and FRBl46ll6ltle Establishment. Ile would therefbre particularly in- I site the public. after examining every where else, to esti and see him. •, • • , . • ' 8 Br. 10 a 10 10 " 1.6 14 .g Citron, Cloves,. Cinamon, - - Cr Hats RIO Caps of every description made to order,at shiirt notice,..alvdesale and retail. - CH uir.F:s F. RAYMOND, Practical HAT and CAP Allanufacturer, No. 82, Chesnut street, below Third, opposite 'Congress Philadelphia. P S. The I;adies a ill here find a handsome as sortment i.r Furs and Pm TriMmings, at reasonable .pripes. Old ForS'altered and repaired in the best 1111,1111111er. j W ‘ 7S IT ", II - 11,,iet•nnii, Musk Rat, Ott;;; Fisher, and , alair dtippinir Furs. -Deeendire 110111% 11D211 • Prig HE snlisrrihers offer for Rent, far -1- one or more years. that w ell known and emn mndiouallirev Story' Tal en' known as the • 1 RAIL RO AD HOTEL I 4,,YS situate on the, corner of High and Pitt street Carlisle, and now occupied_ by Clemens McFarlane. It' enjoys a large share of patronage, including the advantages derived from the Rail road. travelling. There is attached to it.extensive stabling, tun! all necessary conveniences. It is well worthy the consideration ofhole) keepers. Possession will he given on the Ist of April next. Application to be Made to • - JOHN NOBLE& CO. Carlisle Novr2.3 1842: 1 tr-56 I'. S. 'the fitrniture and fixtures now In the hotel, u ill lie disposed of to the new lessee on reasonable terms. • XSWIIIPaiLITTS 31V50 ...0 Wupth llA e m twoslie to t r •e y n s t e t o d n f e ro i tapt ni o u f i A l a) r o i t f r i s o t in fast Main street, in this borough, now, oceupie by Rev. Mr. Moore. Also the two adjoining Douses, both of which are at present lug handsomely :repaired. ,••• • Persons desirous of renting ma know the terms ,v calliuo onAhe undeesigned. EDWARD A Rllloll,or • —SA11:411 ARMOR. Carlisle, Dec.l4, 184'2. tf.7 •NNOTHER. supply of WINTER "'A (U just reeeived and selling lower_roi; Cash thah 'ever sold in Carlisle. The supply has I been bought ait "the present reduced, city prices, nm purelmsei will find it decidedly to their interest ti call before purchasing elsewhere November 29, 1842, FALL it WINTER G00D 4 ., CONSISTING, in part, of English, French, Beaver, and Pilot CLOTIIS. Cassinacre, saitilleaß, 111111 Kentucky Jeana. Linsey and Cotton Flaunt. Rose, Mackinaw, Point and Pilot ••• Carpeting. French,' English And American Cliiiitzes. Brown, Blenched & Color ed - 81oslirri--Clivekserieksrorliiiirowt:":l Sitks anll Illlll,oi . Flue (Nigh. Velveteen Caps hosiery, Gloves and ; Iferinoes, Moo SliNnfly 1)01:111101; Figured, Plain, Striped. 1 , 1.1 Ihirre.l Blonds, laud vizeilier with ii vin•iets of qui.r nfoiiira re (4rocerirg, br s:ile al tilt. st err of A. ItICIIAIMS ember 3(1, 7R42. P ti. ' State Scrij) and Flour taken in exakange v NEW 81, CHEAP GOODS! ?111 IF, 41111SC!Mil' has just Opened a lot of New L.- 11 - 3 6rentaitAli , r1-SLIITERFI-N-E-Gl,Oll-IS7 1 11:101,141tIV and Faney imbiretl Cassimeres, Cusi , all CAM'S and j11.11:141. Nilerhales, a n , e de I 5,4 13rown Nflaslitts, for a ley), 4-1 bleached (In - for a flit, Flannels frvm tLu to 25 rents. with r variety of miler goods. all of whit It will he sold at ver)low pritreato suit the times. Carlisle, October 1.42. NE W • - • FALL. & tVIN'PER, GOODS. hubwriber is just receiving tt fresh supply of t o Goods, among which may be Mund • Ilea ver , S. Pilot Cloths and various mbar H road Cloths. A _real variety of SATINETTS, CASSIMERES,. KENTUCKY JEANS and other seasonable giiotis toe meu's k a genera l a N s o r i mem or AlereltandizO far Mi.. Ladie,, to which lie rmpeetfullv tlieMattiaition C a ll an d se ead t a rio n asp e tire stock will be sold very cheap for cosh. GEO. W. titTNEn. Cut lisle, S l it 21,1812. • OF • FALL AND WINTER GOODS. CLIPPINCER .& CAREY , .t ear eh - Rail Road s • 63 - Za -- 7 - Zagi - - - 20 - WAS„. • ~ HAVE received a splendid asir.rtomot of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which they are dela:mined to sell at the very lowest cash prices. - SepterOber 23, 1442. L U fo lli r B izt E k rt l clfeca v p er G ielleriPticia .. 449 .. HlNGLES, J. 84P .inkterlo, glueceseoretce Miller & Martine. ILurieburg, April 20 1842. 6ni.27 cAssimm, Aira:_sATTiNut 47.1.LIPPINGSR CARE bays just re: ‘.../ calved ati eitenidre tuteoitmout of CLOTHS, - CASPIMEIII3 ' and SATTINETS. arbiob -trill-be gold at reduced prime. • Shippeneburm Oct. 5, 1842. ;state "of Ge - pi' David 'Slit:air,. • 'No I r: ETTEO da the: OTIO , "I"I3BSER halm* —Eetite,9r OVI:);..DATIP OE. Dickinson teloihitti -- ,diteinna, ,, beyo • lul l ed in dee 'Aim of taw to the subseriber,fil'alil tC!! 1 9 0 1!" persons indetifed:to said eilitoirri . I,lTimoiatql,vmeg,ktOind th401:4%1Z0W106:, pfeae*theii4 et ti spOteti foe men C • rt, ' ' ' Wig ,'`ti'; - .-~, -BEAUTY AND icilillitt. POD. RENT, k'Oa Afx.L.N CHAS. OGILIPI: tf•s6 S. 11. HARRIS. tf-31 /lk t2l` . ME EmamtEMM=2 rilliElli Sado or. Roil 0 . THREE 'comfortable 8t new Drick'Buildingi),la 'a p . lessant and .healthy part or the , borough, Pease con given on the Ist - of April, LB4 ,- 3. Deo. 21, 1843., ' CHAS. ODDADY. - SUPERIO3:CUBA SEGARS.', YERS do 11 - AYERSPICE have , Just re. ceived,lajot 'of limy' impeder Regalia, rubuco and Principe Sega re. and the very fi ttest Cavendish and other Tobaeco;, which they will sell in large or small quanpties on ' tho most ac comodating - terms. December 14. 1842. " • tf.7 SPRAWL 011,A I' •, , • Pure. Winter Sperm Oil at $1,12 pee gallon,' ' • Pure Sea Elephant winter Oil at SO eta (to. - Sperm Candles, liestipiality, At St wafer th. Just received and for , sale by - J. W. ERY. Carlisle, Dec. 2171841.' ---- Wateir • Proot :Roots. JUST, received a. ht of Water No Boots, with a large assortment of Shoes, for ,Men, Women aml Children, whiehl will sell cheap for psi'. CHAS. QCll..liir: lkoensber , .2l,lso,. tf-8 ,-- . Cumerland' . C o u n t y, Stili • 1 The Cott:mewedlthof PetraAgtottnia to the Mere of Cumberland Counky, , Gretingi - • riTIIEREAS, -IL &C. Lens,ln: , . 1 ' - , the Court of Common Pleas. , (}, ' l ' to wit.: of the term of January,irs ! '-. the year of our . Lord, one thousand '. • i( eight hundred and thirty:nine, before. ::". / 4 /. John Reed, Esquircond his associate._ • Judges of the same Court,, did. by.corialireration of .the Same Court; recover against Isaac H. Croviel i and David Sanderson, Administrafors 'Of Sunie! Crowell, de'd., with notice to the widow-deceased, and to, Samuel Crowell hix heir, late of your county, a certain sum of seventy-nine dollars.and• fifly.three cents, lawful - money of Pennsylvania,. debt, as also eight dollars and sixty-two eonts 'which to.the said H. & C.-Leas in the same court were likoWiso adjudged for, their damages which they' suStained by occasion Of the deterition,,of that dclit, whereof the said.Administraters with notice, &e., ale convict, as appears, of record, &c. And wh ereas, the said Judgment to preserve the Lien according to the act of Assembly in such case .made and provided, should be revived, us is suggested to us by the said Henry 4,.. C. Leas, as also execution of said 'judgment remains, to be made, as on-the infortnation of the said Henry & C. Leas', we have received. and we. being willing that those things which in our same court are rightly.acted, should be brought to duet:tem:lion; Therefore; we command you, as we heretofore` 'commanded you, that, by good and latiful men i.f your bailiwick, you make known to the said Ad, ministrators, with"notice, &C., that they-be and appear before our euid Judges at Carlisle„at our Court of Common Pleas, thereto be held the se cond Monday .OfJanuary- next, to show cause, if any they .have, why the said Henry & C. Leas ought not to have their said judgment revived as aforesaid, and they ou ght not to haie execution against them for their debt and damages afore. said, according to the force, forni,_ and etR-et of the recovery aforesaid if they . think-fit. And you have thch there the names Of' those men by whom yon shall so make .known to them and this writ.. Witness,Saniuel Hepburn, Esquire, at Carlisle,. the sixteenth day of' December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-two. ' ' THOS. H. CRISWELL, Prothonotary. December 28, 1842. - • NM • • Y virtue of a writ of Lev. Fa. to me directed, LP issued out of the Court of-Common Pleas of Cumberland county, will be exposed to public sale, on Saturday the 31st day of Ddcember.-1.8.0, orten o'clock, A. M., at the Court House, iu the borough of Carlisle, the following described Real 11.tatc. to wjt piece or . parcel of &Mind, situate in the borough of Carlisle, bounded on the .North by a-half lot of Samuel Aleiarider, El., on the East by a lot of Rufus Shepley, on the South by a half lot of the said Joseph Egulf, and on the west by llanover street, in said borough; contain. it,g thirty feet in front, and two hundred and forty feet in depth, together with all the buildings and improvements, hereditoments and appurtenances thereunto belonging; &c.--Seized and taken in execution as the property of Joseph Egolf. And to be sold by me PAUL' • MARTIN Sheri ff : SherifFs.Offfee, Carlisle, / 13th December, 1842. ( . - • ida.• CM1.:317.1.122,VD >lgo PERSONS VIsITIND THE CITY. *The question is often asked by strangers,."uliere can we get the CHEAPEST, - FI.T.P &MOST OX3BLE H. , 17' or LAP; 'Efc." We would_recommend and refer them to C. P. RAY MOND. Practical Hat and Cap Manufacturer, No. hi!, Chesnut street, where they will fibil 4 large and select asiinrimeat of all Goods in hit. Litib. Terms are essir and no deviation in price. December 7, 184.51. C H. E E.S E,. A,LARGE quantity of first rate Cheese. N. York Cheest., et reiliseecL prices.. Wholesale or Retail. Also a lot of SALVut the stare of WM. M. AIATEER. —November O. 184'.3 ., • • if` aIIZAPSST Ever offered to the' Public! • ' • - • - f , • •- -•---•• . , ARC HER'S .PAII'ENI , LA RD 1.4 iP for burning Lard 'patient any prepiestion';for sale by the subscriber. The: light is equal the hest sperm-oil, is entirely five from smoke et.' mid .oats less • than half the'. price. ''lhe ,notiaratus for heath the lard is neat end simple, di n s not de tract from the appearanoe, ii not liablo to. getout of repair, and may•be applied at a "Mall expense to those kinds now in ur. Confldwit ,thet this article rerwires only.toll* known to conju Into general 'use, respectfully - MOM the public trivial 'Mid see them iroperation. .8. M. BARRIS.- Carlisle' °atelier 19,1849. tf4 , MED Gun wagons. HE enbecriber has just received . a good onortment of rur inimmed, Sando; Hod plikin_ 'RUBBERS for Lad)es Wear, also a,sootkono t rt meat o f Peaneme" 1114146eick. 14 . 6 ,r 6Ar0 . 10 „. , „tf!.l* OVS,ll34oo:l 4 vmew , PRESti_iii =St44liiitsjia "T .° - • • 14 '• '• ! .2 ` =PM*: =MEE ERZ rg RMIES & INVALIDS. , • , • The follouithg indispensable iflnnily vein 49. Wei may berreimd ate the village;.drng stores, and soon at every country store in the statek. •.Rernembor and wrier get them? finless :ply. have the &admit.'signature at' • .. ofroi4)÷.4•S i on Mid wittimete. es al/ tet.:,4" by the italic) names aroltuse impositions and NW:. tit: felts. If merchant nanieiet you .Itike urge him to procoth Mem , it 71 liteidemlilt .- neat time he yialte Now York at to write 14 ti Na family should be . a walk utiikyst thmo mucks:, • • RALDNESS, .. BALM . OF OLOM B I jli,FOlt THE NADI, 'which will atop it if ; failing out, Cr .: restore it 001011 Places; end on children make it , groyi those who have ioat the hair from any. cause. ALL_VERkII4 the{ infest the heads of childrcus in echos% ars pieveutail .kiligo bill at ozieo Find the moil of on '60)11g&r4 4 14e. it; or never try it. Risruetnliar rbia uirstrpc • RHEUMATISM, and_ positively positively curoll, aq4 all akiviiled na weirs mod lisiths etre restored, In ills old or young, kr the twain: VSOETLEIJI /kW* AKE! AMP Lnuagor.... but nivei'vrithout the ratlike of (li:unstoak.Sc Go, ea Come on, lipid USE the only true Haut Lintanti hag V r.firo . "n?lelaP( .61111MONm end every thing relieved by It that admits, at an eel. ward application. It ante like a obwn. ilia et... HORSES alas have Ring-Boos * lipavir, %Vinci-Gallo * &a, are cured &y Itaorre Smarm ; anti Foundered Lames antireli •aturol 4; Rode Founder Ginicuint. Markl/0 * all horsanunt. Daliar_a. Magical' Pain Ex tractorsalve..tha tow extraordinary remedy ever invenecd for all now at Old ZEI no failure. It will auto ES LIN'S SPREAD PLASTERS. A better end more nice crud natal article newer sae Hind l e. All &mild wear them motlerlY. DITiE11111: un the principle of aubatitutiq the teals in Ate• of. the atimulank princiA. whit* boa 'reformed se many •Irtinkorda. To be used with • • LIN'S BLOOD PPat9; aspasiar la al ~them for cleansing lite ifYOun and tha laumoraireat. ing the blood, and for all Irrigularitias of Ind the general heald‘Alt A si, 4 ,,; • pee Dr. joDeB - Lire Ir 1~~ 0:„.21 - / er EX HEADACHE CR:SPOHN'S HEADACHE REMEDY . will ellitLetually Cure sick httatiechs,.either fiom the NERV.ES eir taliev4 Huttdretht of families aro !Jib weal OR. SPOHNII ELIXIR OF HEALTH, On: the certain Kereation of F EVERS or any general "aieluisas ; keeping the sromeek in moat per_ feetorder, the bowels regular; and a detereiinatiori the surface. COLDS .COUOI-1-5 pains in the bones, hoarseness, end D RO.P S Y are'quiekly cured by it. Know tido by trying ' CORNS.—The French Plasieria asure cure i . ....,, :. `'``= la J 4 t). 1;* ;C:# .4. _ hair my abode you wish, but will WA color tho akin. SARSAPARILLA. boldivrof a C 0 34: POUND EXTRACT. T!nue fa ao othe r IlwaPars• tion of Sarsaparilla that an eanud ce equal this. If you. are sure to get Comedodake, you will find U. I , rm. im'w 'O-- CELESTIAL - BALM. OF CHINA. A positive CHM for the piles. mo 4 ay external silings—all Wen tar iryitiGatui brought to tits surface by friction wits this Italia 601311116 swelled or eons throat, tightness of the sheet. this Mat applied an a flannel will relle:ve sad SIM Jit, oricsaitp Freak woundeor old more an rep* aired bir Ito Sartholeme.bel taken in tittle, ttttd ii s &VAN s 'Reinitat. , her thikaame, and girt dameorid% - • •- 'KOLMSTOCWS ..VERMIFINE eradicate all IMINNE Wei* with a certainty quite asconiOing. -It is tits same se that made by rock, soil 'molls with .s tepidity almost incredible . ..by CesUtuk # tom.. Nov York. , TOOTH MOPS. 11111rIly% EZ.l7"..!=trat:2llT2raf t irt By applying to our =agenia hi no o k town' .an 4l village, papers may be had free,, showing the poet retipeotable names in the manta fbr theme fame, that no one can fall to believe them _ • 2 , . . 01- De sure eall tbr our articles. and as,. be put off with any stories, that others are M • good ; --- HAVE TH ESN OR - NONSk shoOld your natitto....mal there ,women/ be trio arid gattadilS without our name to Ih M: '' Jiff these articles toile - had wholesale and retail only of: tuak • tief&yreki Wholeini• riniatist*-'7 , of , ea Ns.. 777 • For isle in Carlisle by • I SAMUEL ELLIOTT? *nil STEVENSON‘ Noribiabor 1 t 6,.1842: • , - -, -VORMSV-WORMS - 4 KoLmB7tocwa This reined.* For Worms is'one tosr • ordinary eyer used: 'it eireatually; erad;goiittaini:loB,'-;; of, all sort's, fr”m anit'aduttit: 4 TllOUSANDFi , periskhy ygormataithnut thnivat canoe - Eloise otlier.:iyss fin for their sieknesp,untilltioo.lat'et4 Cufr, 6uneisseAreliponsl4lLitythen rests • upt!tteike,.';',.; . f....Nr..9:,t,„ went who does not kilo!, ina/ the doetor tigl,lo,,AlW,Z,_l%e not untieratsind t the complaintwhich: iii;ilsektr.,lll-I,:rt,"' those precious tlowesis of.life--elsi. What should he done ? The answer Is Give gere to do good if thej - iviye no worniat - * l 4 - -.: O *Vl ttieljev(e, nill - deetrnylnd:ertitlietite the4t4tV, f isertainty pirpoitgch.tru/st, oitottishinpl , 41tiir:aide in , Carjitiliti.i:SAMlrtio= kM., o :?#,Vci'.::-..:4.ii ) 35tr' - x.3lTore be' vi; '• ••' A•INT !,?:4 , 4044.4*4, 71 ?, ) ' . 4. ,-.1.;• • I! 1 ..f_:? -ice MI
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