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Dr, John Jilyeri
HAS•4EIII9VED:hii-Office and dwel
tag — to - file Drug Store
bra West !Ugh street. . - ' npril 1
/h:*oc-lifTMis Foulke,
•..
sialtA.DU4TE.'of the Jefferson. Medical
ot f
. :" 0 liege of, Philadelphia, respectfully o ff ers
Ida pr o e.ilatonaraeriices in',the practice of Medi
tine urgery and Midwifery. . •
.PlC.t.;at the residendb of his father in S.
.ftanoveralfeet,Aireetly,tipposite Morro? Hotel
le nethe 2d.'PresbYterican church. ' •. op 7 '47
poctoi Ad ...Lippe,
• ificaIOEOPATIIIC Physician. Office
ibchinin street, in tlie!house formerly ocoui
!pied' bY op 9`',o,
" C.' -Locrmis,
WlfiL — perforn all
operations upon the
Teeth-that are requi
ted for their preServation, such as Scaling,, Tiling,
- .Plugging, Ace, or will restore the lose of them,
by inserting Artificial Teeth, from a-single tooth
.to a fall sett. irrOtfice on Pitt. street, a few
doors south.of the Railroad Hotel. Hr. L. is ab
sent the last MI days of every month.
1,- !
Wm. T, :Brown,
TTORNEY AT LAW, will practice I
in the several Courts of Cumberland coon
ty. Office ,in Main street, nearly oppositaAjte_
county jail, .Carlisle. • • feb 9
'Wm. IW. Penrose,
A TTQRNEY AT LAW, will practice
in the several Courts of Dauphin county,
Wen; his professional seivices to the public.:
Harrisburg. inn f 9 1848-3 m
Joseph Knox,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Pittsburg,
Pn., has
.returned from Carlisle, to the
practice of his profession in Pittsburg, Allegheny
county, Pa. felt 10 17
Henry Edgar Keene,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Will prac
tice in the several. Comte of Cumberland
wind adjonining coubties, and attend to all pro
fess - tonal business entrusted to his. cure with fi
dolky and promptness. Miceli' South Hanover
Street. in Graham's new building, opposite the
Post Office. aueustdff
James IL Smith, .
ATTORNEY — A7r LAW. Office with
' S: D. Adeir; Esti, in'Grolieties neVI
lug, opposite the Poet Office. mar 31'47
Caxton C. Moore,
TTORNEY AT LAW. OtTicO. ru
the romp Irately occupied by pr. Foster,
deceased, mar 3l '47
R. A. Larnberton,:
'ATTORNEY AT - 1,1-11Y r Iltirrisburg,
Pa. • ap 2.8 '4B
- • WRIGRT
•
IMPORTERS - AND DEALERS IN FOR
EIGN k DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
Gies's. Paints, Dye Stuffs, Oil, Iron, Steel,Nails
dr4. would invite the attention of persons Want,-
ing goods in their line, to the large assortment
they have•just opened, and which they 'offer at
the very lowest cash prices. leh23
Dyeing and Scouring.
ILLIAM BLA IR, in Loather Stieet,
7 near the College, dyes Ladies' and Gentle
'Hanle apparrel, all colors, and warrants nll work
to be pattsfeetory. Orders in his line respectfully
itolicitpd. sop '46
IV.X T 1 IVALTERS
WALTERS & HARVEY,
(Late Hazlehurst & Walters,)
PRODU CE
and General Commission filer
chants, Nos 15 and i6 - Spear's Wharf, Hal
iimore. Liberal cash advances made on consign
menus of all kipds of produce. „ fob 93m
nagistr it
ate'r.Officeibicived.
7 4 VPIIE Office,of the subscriber, a Justice of the
Peace, has been removed:4o the braise adjoining
the store of Mrs. Weakley,4nr High' street, Car
lisle, immediately 'iipposite thelteilrond Depot
and Winroit's Hotels: My'reaidencri being there,
I will always' boToend home , ready to,attend
to the business 'of the public. In addition the
duties of-a:.Magirittite, I mill attend to all kinds
of Writing, such as Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds,
Indentures,:Axticleri of. Agreement, Notes &,c,
which 'will beekeented - in a neat manner and ac
cording to the, most OPproved forms.
The. 011iegiately: occupied by me, in Mr. Gra
liam'a building is for rent, and possession had Mi.
nrtediately. E rhe rent is low and the location good.
ril
je2 I 48 - GEO. FLEMING.
•
Morrett's Hotel,
.
MITE subscaiber . respectfully announces to his
friends and the public generally,. that he has
• taken' the Well known Tavern stand On on-.
.ner of:South flinoverand Ponifret streets, form:
erly, kept.: by,.,Mr. Andrew Roberts, where he
will endeavor to serve.those who may call upon
him the inosteatisfaCtorymanner. house is
pleasantly situatcd„atid .is furnished throughout
goorreddinT;kiiilToilforfiftitifintiand hie
accommodations are such
,as yttill.maka it •a con
desimble stopping itlace. No eker-
ArAll - be'sparad to make it egroeable in all its
doritratinta to those'ull&fiop;:fullar . liinf.with a
• B
,07C[t))Ele$'wilt be taken by tije`weak;
',Month; or yeak in'tlis usual kicisp A o
„. • ~ . ....SAMUEL 4RETT:
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iCrIA:ltD.,10111•15019t the'lett'
',.ki,,.Thamei but Knight of. the Razor—rm.-
' '.spectrully Informs titose requiring...his profestional
ltegvicel,.thifhe may al‘vays belound at - the old
~`--stand in.l4ongier.,:etretit,,one door or: timid: Mirth
titreet;?.parCdiately,'ltr.thm rear, or,lip .
;•.:.'hotrtitgrocoryittore, and , alt,hough he...will , nei th er
nor. boast, - yet, for, Clean and 'neat 81.1 A V
;;L'. ING;',FitthionabLe CUTTING and unite
'ihlnytifg out, and Cultivating : either Whisker or
*Oastacheikk'lloap;dery 'the 4ountY. . ;
Ho: re alao sole navantor,Ondt manufacturer of
the 'm10%411614 and'never-failittg remedy tor, bald.
._ff.tort,4olll4l/3QIIIr ./LPPlLATClitir;:.which
7 7-he . is so' certain pf iln2,icatoring ..the , hair, that
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/looney:, Price . "11, per bottlet ., a p1,418'.'
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Jusuranc citompanv.
iiielianirti; Fire
p'any of
•
OFFICE, Chesnut street, near Fifih
street.
_DIRECTORS.
harks N. Rancher George W. Rtchnrds
Thomas Hart Mordecai . b. Lewis -
Tobias Wagner - Adolphe E. Borie
Samuel'Grant vi David S. Brown , .
Jacob R. Smith ' ltiort:diterson
. I Continue to make insuranc plitpoiuttl or limi
ted, on (very description of pro arty in town and
country,. at rates as ; low as arc consistent with
security: The company have reserved
. a large
- contingent' flind,'Whicli With their capital a nd -pre
iniums, safoly invested, afford. ample protection
tc the. insured. ...
. .
'rhe 'assets of the company on January lit,
I'B4B, as published agreeably to an act of Assets
were pa follows, viz
Mortgages
Real. Estate
emporary oans - 124;459 80 -
Stocks 51,563 25
Cash on hand and ih i bara),k4 ,,,, ,f
agen.a, 35,373 28,
Since their incorporation, a period of eighteen
years, they have paid upwards of one *lemon;
TWO HUNERED THOUSAND Doti„,vett, losses by fire,
thereby affording evidence of the advantages of
insurance, as well as the ability and disposition
to meet with-promptness, all liabilities.
HA R.L ES N. B CICER, Pres't.
HAS.. G. BANCR;£ CC'. feb 2
The subscriber is agent for the above company
for nrlisle and iis vicinity. All applications for
insurance either by mail or personally, will be
promptly attended to. W. D. SEYMOUR.
HE ALLEN Ash E. PENN'SBOEOUGE
Mutual Firo insurance Company Of Curti
berland county, incorporated by nn net of Assem
bly, is now fully organized and in operation, un
der the management of the following commis
sioners, viz;
CM. Stayman, Jadob Shelly, Win. 11. (;organ,
Lewis Byer, Christian Titre'. llobert Sterrett,
Unary Logan, Michael Conklin, Benjamin 11.
Musser, Levi Alerkel, Jacob Kirk, Saml. Prow
ell, sr, and Nletchoir lireMeman, who respectfullv ,
call the attention of - citizens ofCumberlancLana
York eountei to the advantages which the com
pany hold out.
The Tates of insurance are as low and favorable
as any company of the kind in the State. Per
sons, wishing to beconic members are invited to
mnkir application to the agents of the company,
who are willing to wait - upon them at any time.
_ JACOB SIJELLY, President
• HENRY LOGAN, V. Pres't
• Lewis limm,lecrerary -
Commix, Treasurer .
AGENTS—Rudolph Atnriin, New Onniberlainit
Christian TirknfrMl John C. Dunlap, Allen; C.
8. Harmon, Kingstown ; - --Henry gearing, Shire
manstown; Simon Oyster, Wonnleysburg; Ro
bert Moore, Carlisle.
Agents for York Couti,ty;7lneel] Kirk, gene
rol ngent ; John SheirMlf,John Rankin, J. Bow
ntan Peter Welton].
Agents for tlarrisburg=lfouser R. Lochnian.
fob 9,
Tin; C LIERLAISID VALLEY
rivin CUMBERLAND VARLEY MUTU-
L AL tliorEcniON C - \IPANY, will be
under the direction of the following board of
Alsinagres Inc the ensuing year, size---Thos. C.
%Der, President; Samuel Galbraith, Vice Pre
sident; David \V. McCullough,Treusurerf A.
G. Miller. Secretary, James %eakley,John T.
Green, .lOhn Zug, Alirnliam King, Richard
WOWIS, Samuel Huston, William real, Scott
Coyle, Alexander D.ividson. There' are also a
number of Agents appointed in the. adjacent
uounites, who will receive applications fur in
surance and hors, and them immediately for ap
proval io the office of the Company ben the pol
icy will be issued Without delay. For fin titer
ill 10 11 1 111:i011 see the by..luivs of the Company.
TI - 10S. C. MILLER Prest.
A. G. Al ILLE/I,Seey.
The following gentlemen have been appointedAGENTS-2
CUARLES HARVEY
L. 11. Williams, Esq.,•Westo, Gen
eral Arita*.
S. A. Cci)le,Carlisle,
Ira Day, Nit:4l'llooBlmeg. _ • _ _
George 13rintile,Esq., Monroe.
Jos. M. Means,Ksq. Newburg.
John: Clentlenin, Esq. Ilogestown.
Stephen CullsertsonoMtippensburg.
September 2U, 11447
irk IL \V. I'. I RLA ND now oilers to the pub•
JO lie his Indian Vegetable Premium Plaster,
the litiOitios of which after long and tried expe
rience have been satisfactorily established. To
all women who 'may be afflicted with the affection
of PROLAVSIB UTEIII, or the Fallen Womb, he
now recommends his plaster, guaranteeing a sure
and speedy CWO in the short space of time offrom
to three. weeks, if applied with care and rest, dis
carditig all the countless instruments and expen
sive bandages so long ill use. This he. feels pis.
filled in slating, in[tsflilleit 19 ho 1 0410 not failed in
one instance out of three hundred and fifty cases.
Price ONE DOLLAR per box, Sold in Larlisle by
S. ELLIOT and Dr. J. J. MYERS.
feb23--ay
New Store—Bargains!
THE subscriber has ;just opened in the Store
Room lately occupied by R. Snodgrass, Esq, on
IVest High street, in the borough of Carlisle, a
largo ne&general assortment.of DRY GOODS,
GR.OOERfES, QUEENS.WARE, HARD.'
WARS &e &c, all of which have been selected ,
with great- cake, and •%whiOh he is determined , to
sell as cheap as the cheapest:
The miblic firo,respeetfulliinvito d to g i;,,,hiin
a call: He (l etters himself that'll° can offer Such
inducements as will make it their, interest lolls , '
Ron's° him.
,
Inr - A lot of Motion Dry' Goode .ot..very low
prices; J (1, - A.11.510NY .
Cd~ligle; Jan 12:18 , 18 , ' '
.
MIZE 'subscriber .having dcitgrmined to make a
change, in.hiti btisinees; off his - pre-
Ifini stock efigoadeat greatly redimeenrices. 7 "
Persons desirous'of getting geed bargains will:do,
well to 011;:tie
-1 iniede tmaold uncommonly"
,
low for:cask'beibtorkilfttpw; large and well .
assorted' with : fashionnble'And staple goods: - .:
nypiods will be tiold'2s ner'oent.' balini first mist:.
A large, lot of;BOOTS untl - .l3HOES•selling•ciff,
at • reduced vices, ~ A lso ,it , ,fullYaßsoitintentf of
G 110 QB Itl ES, stptf ory, loWeet'pricote.i :
. •Jalf 12 448 ;
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8890,558 65
10835_8_90
81,220,097 67
Fire Insurance.
Premium Plaster.
(treat Bergabilit
LlPW,434,3,Eroit3l2:XteElZE),?'.!UMPLEatliflkt‘ttia!7''''ltal , -'1130;1341:&44t0tir
Aisittlcmcons.
-- "TiahivOi...Medicated • Soap
- co-GREAT ExpiASWP le PITTABORORYIIi'
agent of-this place rites .of it niYateribus incident
tat
which occurred in t t pinee,in relation lb an ex- 1
cellent young lady, but who unfortunately pos.
tiemwd a very ientgeive complexion. Her face wits,
covered - with pimples, Witches, pustules,=her
iikin dark. and yellow, created and chapped—her
lips in coldWcat her would, become sore and bleed;-:
She had; koweier; : set/oral good% traits, one of
which wns to read the newspapers. One morn.'
ingns she Was looking
,over the' el:lunette of the
Dispatch, she sate idlarge letters the Words 141)4
•NOAY'EI CiltriESP. MEDICATED SOAP !' .:Asa sure
exterminator of all skin blemishes; with a'diree.'
,tioiffor alLledicaloreed the - papers !,. Now - mark: -
the ddvantege., On Sunday morning the took,.
her place ,as • nand, among the choristers,. and '
to the utter-surprise of her fellow.songsters; pre..
dented a complexion ne fair as a lily, and . bound
ftil es the most'admired hello of the town.—,
Strange wondering find much, excitement was
exhftesi—hYalte,_busy_ereWd._and_noiking.sh'er
- elan explanation-of- how this-sudden-transformir.-
non from:ugliness to beauty was attained, would
answer. The•lady, liketal her sex, full a gen
'tleness aid kindnelm, esnlained•the cause, and to
the grenfi-grand and beneficial efiects bf Red.
way Medicated Chinese Soap, which she had
been using for two weeks, was awarded the full,
ipprobition of the, people, as the '.'restorer of lost'
beauty.? Our agent concludes thus—" Since
,thn - above hashecome known, - I have had a per . -
feet rush for Rahwoy's Soap."
• Ladies and gentlemen, if you wish'fre. illah.
way's Soap in all, its purity . call on
feb 23 : J. bo W. 11, FLEMING.
It Never Fails, .42:4
CURE YOURSELF.—From time immemo
rial there hae existed in larger cities and
populous awns, a species of disease, the depend
ence and propagation of which results from . .the
%gelation of divine and- moral laws. To those
AFFLICTED, the.AMEItICAN COMPOUND is
presented, as bein.the most certain, speedy, and
valuable specific ever oiiered to the unfortunate.
It has wherever known acquired a reputation that
daily experience continues so strengthen. Thou
sands have been cured by its use, and as it leaves
no odor on the breath, requires neither restriction
in diet or business, nor contains either mercury
or noxious drugs in the least injurious to the eye
item, it is boldly presented as the best remedy for
such diseases yet offered. It is used by physi
cians and pronounced superior tg any known re
medy. :Full. directions accompany each' battle.
For sale at N. W.corner3d and South streets,
Philadelphia, and by S. ELLIOT, Carlisle; Dr.
13arnitz. York ; G. Miller, Lancaster; Dr.
McPherson and .1. Wyatt', Harrisburg, Pa.
feb
N. & J. M. Rowe,
B ROOM AND WOODEN-WARE
Store., No. '63 North Third street, one dour
above Arch - , east - sideT - Philadelphivrnanufnetur:—
era and,wholesale dealers in all kinds of Brooms,
Brushes, Buck - nut, Cedar Ware, Willow and
French Baskets, Shoe and Well Brushes; Scrubs,
Dusters, Mats, Bladkino, Enstern-made Wood
en-Ware of every . description, &e, at the
lowest market prices'. mar 1
Whole3itle Clothing... Warehouse..
No. 154 Market .13;reet, between 4th and Stb
Philadelphia.
. •
Z.tt
non ot country 'Merchants and dealerstgen
erally,-tcrarrexamitmtion-of—a-completia-stiock-of
anivov sum CLOTHING, which for extent, variety
and workmsSship, he flatters himiell will give
universal satisfaction, while his reduced scale of
prices presents to purchasers inducements which
cannot bo. surpassed by any other establishment
in the United States.
mar t JACOB BRED.
Umbrall4 Parasols, Parasolettes, and
WALKING CANE UMBRELLAS.
M. H. RIGHARDSO'N,"aIeam factory.
V V tho only one in the United States, Not
104 Market street, Philadelphia
Merchants are respectfully informed that I con.
tinue to mantilbcture all the above goods, bythe
aid of steam, notwithstanding, the great opposi..
tion of parties opposed to the introduction of tei..
pensive improvements. illy assortment is.com•
pieta, and prices so low;•as to give entire 'skids
faction. ,
, .
. .
D 1- As there is an Umbrella Store next door,'
of nearly the same namo, it is important , you.
.should_remember Wm. li.lttcuArnsoN, steam
factory; and patentee of the walking cane timbre:
In, sign of the LADY and EAGLE, No. 104 Market
street. feb 9
Bar Iron and SteeL ' ' •
1
0 TONS Hammered and Rolled Iron..
1 do: Cast, Sheer, Blister & Spring Steel.
en boxes Tin'Plate, just received and for sale at
the Cheap Hardware Store of '
feb2.3 WRIGHT & sitx..roN,
Nails and Spikes.
1.0 KEGS Nails and Spikes, just received
,and Nor sale at the Cheap Hardware
Store WRIGHT & SAXTON,
Anvils and Vides, :I
'WILKINSON. and :Mouse Hole Anvils,—
Tower Vices; assorted sizes, just received
mid for sale at 'hit:heap Hardware Store of
feb23 ..walota Ec;SAXTON:
Shawls;-Shawls.!. _
A * Splendid assortment of Turkerie,'
Br e aks, Cashmere, l'lnhet and: Bien*
,
Shawls at the cheap store in West Righ street.
Jan 12 1848 , J G CAIII4ONY
Rent,
;IS il'
QIIVERAL,,Britk , owns •
reistission_giy9R•Aprillef,
•' 26';,' ; -• • '
, - ‘ Just" Received
NEW GOODS, and wild be scold low,
4 ." at the new and sioro' in "%Yam High
istniet.' Call and inie.o" 1 ' •
jeb,l6 , „ I. G. CARMONY
• DovidStiocli: and Catharine hie Avife, vs. Adam
Crone°, Jacob. , Crouse, ':Giorgo: Cidneti; John 'C.
Croup°, and leithplia Croton, and George , Critueo;•
Children or helix .Ciottisti., .'•
The Atifendanie itrcitere 4
bi.eitchinnned op,.
{canal a court of Cominan Pletiiof .Ctiniberland ,,
countl , c'o'n. MOND A r tha lOtif A pOl/1848, , to
ellotWcause:vihrparlitioil unityclindion aciuld not
be made of:two.trreta Of land ittlKilllintaivnehip;
oniycCintaipine 29 ilcriti .4 7;PPrphhaf #yld . lhe,othini
3 flaked 107,tierenea: tt„,,:tt
,tt•JAhIrES uorFER;• Sheriff. '
'Sheriff
Sll
slated - Orpluion! Court 'bognn on Tuoa
I -3 1; tho lbih •dny : rati r iorr7lB 4 B;• nfid .
sitold i tnrintiOntnnO t
n inod!for, Uti'mborland county; ;
I . bo 6lkr ! p t ,p §3arn . (l,9 F.; President'
tindigde,•nni),,TohnAgunri
4 1 .: r ! ; 4`ft!)g PF9-1
!Otut .Nvor,o. ;
I, llrillyd'olikipol ) ,lllo , ; vliit,Or pint tir . ni
Aion;onahnionLnionaZollt ofietfittnoginnnn,:ilen!ii;
nnw•ici At IV• F.ribiiiio•4lslll i':1141
int:beennoti(lo,n.p.diiy, c,our.t;' inot ion Of Me;' ,
fitim;:rulii on tin) heirs and,rier.oolotfiqranied;)
O'ftliii.iiniiin:Aeflfint'dni(2sltrAprj!;l,B4Bll . flihej
InextteinEed - ,,Qttihinn!, , Conti;.aridinceniit*.i,f l ful =
eainto , nc *alniatikus , 4,"
fn • ~ ;,4,r‘ko r, , g‘ c,-..z.
OffiOn;•_Unrlinln;
=ME
tA.',-Rb . l') . sl.i .. F ? :'::.l-
Notlie;
V)areitwi4
FOR Tit: BEST.
• iirmApitrerstaiitnitikverrila.
ell's for the . beser ba'sanguifie,end clieerNl
Trouble end sorrow! are:friends in disguise;
Nothing - bit-Polly-gees falibliss-and-fearful,-------
eodrege forever 1s happy . and-wlze.
MI forthe .best.4ift man - wOuld.litit, know It, .•
- troVidence wishes MI all lobe blest :
This le no dream of,tbaptuidit or poet. '
'leaven Is greaten's, and-All's Or the best!
. . •
All thethe best! set this on fasitr . itatidard,
• . =- Seldier Of sadneiVoirplltr it!e,of Wife; •
Who to,the shores of Deepsirratty,have Wandered,
stvallow,.oo:ear.t.mricken
• vPrcividitnee ten'detly gnyirek.the rest,
ikhd ihb hail UMW! Ills 'Creature istulding , ,
and:Warity, all lot tile best:
Ali for the bean than dint aw,a e y, ferrorsi
all' our tears and your des' in the van; ,
And In the midst of your dangers.of errors .
Trust like a child, while, yotteltive like a man.
riTOTThe best i—utibicis. - ercim, istrarrae - ..
Providence - relgne from-the-East-to , the-Westy - -
And by both_WisdOm and mercy surrounded, .
• 'Hope and:,be happy that , Am.'s volt:nem BEST
Mianattatacm4
From the Union Itllittnehne..
A LOVE OF A E4EVOLDIf IL
DLASTE
•
A WESTERN SE.EICH—teTHE EDITOR. .
-- Tne - prettiest-girl-that-attended-our-sing*
Meetings Wasjune Gordon, the only daugh!
ter of a Scotchtnan who hiul lately- bought a
tarsi in the neighborhood?.. She was a fair
and gentle„ damsel, sofMtpoken and dOwn
looking; but .not 'without a stout will Of her
own, such as, they do say, your very soft
spoken people arc apt to have, Indeed, we
may argue that to be able at.all times to
command doe's voice down to a-given level,
iequires a proily'strong will, and more sell
possessik than impetuous people evercan
have; and it is well Itown that bhfsierers
are easier governed than anybody else.—
Jane Gordon had light haii, too, which hasty
observers -are apt . to Cedsider 'a sign of a
mild and complying loftier; but our dear
Jane, thoualt agood girl , WI 'a,dtitiful daugh
ter; had had a good deal of trouble with, old
Adam, and -given her sober parents a good_
deal too. •
So that, by and by, when it was whispered
Ilia Jane Gordair was ceitilinly in love with
Mr. Fasole, and that Mr:lasolo was at least
very attentiv.e to Janeljelden,,the old people
felt a g ood deal troubled ' . They were pru
dont; Imweveriand only; atclied and wait-
ITltrariglyrimta - lieterrainectthat-anitinerant-'
singing- master should . 'MR' kuirry 'off their
treasure, a'there fa'ati•jball of Fortune,
and have .
nor hoop, nar.lia'
Nor fire, ner enOdl&light. •
. .
Anti at every singing.mgOing the intimacy
between Mr. Fasole artellhs --fair pupil be.
came.more and more 40 . parata r antitio faces
01 the unappropriated tjuiriSelti longer , and
longer. The district-soli*obister.that_win
rer, .111Prir7 iIgTRIUI MU 11! , Va . 1111=TdC'
'''''-
a deatles.head, set off by_st 4tek of huge
T . ( end-eyed spectacles, so lie was out nt the
question, even it he had not hail a wife and
family to share his sixteen dollars n month.
The store-keeper, Squire flooper's painter,
had impudently gone off to Me next town
for •a wile, but a few weeks before; and a
young lawyer who talked of settling among
us as soon as there wtis anything to do—(he
hNil an eye on the setting.back of the.mill -
pond, I suspect)—did nothing but smoke ci.
gars and play checkers on -the store.counter,
and tell stories of the great doings at the
place he had been4hausiting lielorelie came
among . us. So the - death' .of beaux war;;
stimgent, mere farmer-boys being generally_
too shy to make anythingnf L until they hnve
bought laud and stock, when they begin to
liiiik rohndi with a business eye, for some- 1
body to make butter and cheese. • Mr. Fa
sole, with his knowing air, and a plentiful
Stock of modest assmance, reigned para
mount, othe cynoiure of eeighboiing eyes."
He ."cut a wide swatft,q the young men
said, and it may be suppoted they owed him
no good will.
How matters can remain for any length of
time iu such an explosh4 state without an
eruption, let philosoplipts tell, .Twice a
week, for a_ whole, long Western winter,
did the singing-school m t regularly at Use
school-house, and practie .the tuneswhich
rr i ,
i li
were to be sung on Sund a' ;. and every Sh -
1 day did one or two brow towns attest •th t
improvement in music c Id not hav een
the sole object of-such pe evering industry,
' Sometimes a bold bass t :uld be found fin
ishing off, for a bar or tw in happy uncon
iciousnesslthat its - hannon
. us compeers had'
ceased to vibrate. • Then %ail], owing to tile
failure, through timidity.o
,obliviousness, of
some main stay, the Who] volume of sound
Would" qua ver away. trembling into silence
'or ; worse; While jhelitiniestr would' shut his
t•
eyes, :.with. 'a -lo ok - of.: me - , - Ethilaraiice, and •
,wait until Mr, Fasole,.fro ning, and putting
en'aciMething of the air tit whiCh we Jerk
'itivtlie head of it stini:olii i horse,' could get
his:team - in -- ottlet'again, - 'J ane Gordon - was -
POt. very, bright ; at singin perhaps-,because
she. as suffering.untlei lat sort of fasoins
twit' Which is apt to.frialte . heepleitupid;-and.
she Was'elleri the"hrokeriteothridd tdet out
of joint?' at whose dbot.. eitr-unluCky-acoi
dents Were:: laid, by. the heir.. lir.i.Fasole
'alWetystoOk her hart r ho ever, and told - the'
itechsectO "look at hern, , 'orlnntetiCt soriiii
bk'gecine' Wendel: of the hole -class, elaiti, - or 'de=,
elated that-Miss 'Jahe . videttily I hail 'a bad .
Onitl 7 —nat the first tune hat• a bad cold, has
serVek.ae, ah . .upology• iiiK. eUpging
~C 4( of
time.•
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,fikL! Minis ters from far . crfifiTi - .and: a nu'
in4 o fishnittle,m in.4he. p . r wprelboked for.
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'RIL 's' 1843 -
nest:. She foil al
„er -interest to- the
. village
iii4tedlionhat and sincere•lorconk
n
ceslmert,' only found her spirits whin :the
facmatingslnging-master appeared.' He had
the magnetizer's power over the being of his
pupil... TIM parents obiterve.d'ill this with the
greatest Uneasiness, and remonstrated With
her on the' imprudence of 'her conduct, • but
in - vain. - - -- They - retnindeater that-no'-otte
knew anything about the singing -master, and
ihril he Very probablY'liad, at least one wife
elseWherei - • altlibugh"it 'was past the art of•
man to.betray kiln into any acknowledge.
tnent• of • such ,inCumbrance; htif• Jane. was
deaf to all.cautionond evidently °iffy wait
ed 'for the votary of .mustc th make up his.
mind{orasichOloresheshoOld - cetittegty and
say yes„ . . .•
The
' • ~ Ze.ijuarierly m eating came on, and Squire
Hedper,'s:big barn wits filled to overflowing.
A long Platform had been erected for: the
f ministers, and rough' seals for the corigiaga
-4tiont-but-every-beami-birrynind-"coign-of
- vantage," was hung with ltuneart.life,. in
some shape or'Othet.- .Such,ii gathcfring bed'
not been seen in a long while. ' , ln - front wits ,
placed Mr. Futile, with. Jane GM : dens:on his
left side, and his forces tonged' in.tirder due
on each hand... 11. Into was his besoin,(oul
side,)and fiery red his head and face, as he
',wrotighternently in beating time, while
he sent-out volumes,. tot to say whole 'edi
tions, oisound. One could not bulonnernife
that every emotion of his soul must find ut
ranee in the course of . the morning's perfor- 1
.- • , lane Gerdwir -- olifylitirewei - rertglitT
Which she seemeirviry well disposed to do.
But the concluding hymn was lobe the crow
ning" effort. It abounded in fugues—those
fatal favorites of country choirs, and_had al
se-several solos, which Mr. Fasole had as
signed to Jame Gordon, in-spite of the angry
inuendoes of other . pretenders. He , hail
drilled her inert (perseveringly, and, though
not without ‘somet-misgivivings, had succeed- 1
ed in persiratling himself, as well as his pu
pil, that she' would get through these "tight
places"vety well,with a little help Irom him.
When the whole immense assembly rose
to listen while the Win* performediiiii "set
piece," it Waite with sounditke the rushing
of many-waters, and poor Jane notwithstan
ding the whispi3red.aSsurances of the master,
began to*feel her courage oozing (int, as wo
- -mat4-courage ceiipt-to do-just-when - it is
most wanted. She got through her portion
of the harmony with tolerable `credit' but
i when it came to the. first solo, it was as it 111
one did take her by thelitioat and-thaeound
,died away. on- her-lipei---Dread- silence-en d
sued,. but.ic a inomeet, froin the othei: side
of the barn, seemingly‘frorn a far distant 1011,
_ ra
h
ie p r i t n a - : l s f : i em t. e h ef l,::a::: n t! " i g e d: l o : l :: % n t
i irt e l ci %o u : leve r ili r :r , r p lP :7 h . c f lir :l at o b in : Yi ;:; l sil l mi t a cTt ii ti : r il t ia jlei t i th i p ni i i ou t ri ab is o r :
i i_%i r a t%i t ie : e am i lc o l cll 7: l : rr :a . r t l it t e i t r i leun la l d i s ti ,: l 3c l li
they ( li d not a -4 , ' - i,. v ia:*the, leading or kir v
Ferrara. W heii:l i - ' liekt solo tern - came-they
had time to'lliok4iound; and ' - w hileithe din-_ --- ii
tent ,voice -bete 'More sent its clear tones c
- ^ erliii ,, •:-___ .•
lil " ,
1
.fre Reinna irr l fireiMANlVltS.
-dass-turned-to-leok-at-the-master:--litererhe
stood—agape— asture—xile—spiritless—as
tordshed—pettrifiedi !lir fallen, his nose
pinched in', his eyes inn ea..ail hollow, and
fixed in wild :gate; on the dim distance
whence issueitilfe poiect sound, while poo'r
Janes fuciiiated optics gazed, nowhere hut
on him. But before note cotldsbn taken of
their condition, the chains must once more
join in the last triumphant burst, for the new
auxiliary had inspired them like a heaven
ly visitant, mid.they could not attend to sub
lunary things. They finished in a perlect
blaze of glory, the unknown voice sounding
.Jar all others, and varying its pail as
„independently es Mr. Fasole, himself could
have_done,
"WhariS the ttiaitei. with the - singing mas
ter V "Has he got a MI" "Is - he dying " 14 '
was whispered through the crowd as neon as
the meeting was dismissed. "Bring water,
—whiskey--a fan—oh goodness ! what is
to be donee'
"Let me come to him," said a powerful
voice just at hand; end, as the crowd open=
ed, a tall, masculine woman, of no very pre
possessing exterior, made her way to the
fainting Orp heus.
"Jedinh !" she exclaimed, giving a stout
lilt to the drooping head; "Jedialt! don't you
know your own Polly Ann ?" '
"It was Mrs. Fasole , —a very promising
scholar whom the unhappy teacher had mar
tied at the scene of former labors, some- .
where in the interior of Illinois, hoping lb'
find her a trite help-mate in the profession al line. put, . 7 discoverin g to his cost that she
understood duly one kind of harmony, and
that not of•the discription most valuable in
private, he had run away •frontlier.end her
big brothersoiltm opetli in the deep secluy
sion of still ne er figions, to escape her 104
ever, and p for that popular. person old
bachelor. l'trhe her ho was really villain
enotiply to
.have intended to have married
11 <f
poor Jane too, We pannotaan but we chari,
tably hope not; though we. are not dure that
'‘vtattoitly to trifle'with. an innocent 441 7 i WA
teptions lin ' the.gratitictition ;if —hls vanity,
• was many shades less ctilpablo.', 'The *mld .
judges'itillerentlyi we kilo*, since it mattes
O ne alienee l'pairisliable..by • lawi:While.„the'
other is, considered, in certa in' tittles,. 'rather.
a good joker than. other Wise... ,- But the sing-.
ing-master:and his fearful sp9aiii diiiiippear-:
eil - ,:apd. thostrwhc. had not Pined ,thkoless
exulted;'whije :as far as. Public ileMonatration •
i ‘ r, t v'e e n' el'Ml Y '!,f ' 'e n il 4 t l ' 'c ri efo 4 ; ti it. "- e i b t ' h °. e l e cl a y i t g l ; l e l i g :ol a d t
reark;'under... ; lbeltuiplues'ot , 'old deacon Ile
gallsi- who fins tor many--,years beien 000,10
mith•apolypuks.ialhiaam.: : ~••,•-,- ",',,.. ,
~.!.:
' 'Jane Gerdetilae , ituehThniire sensi b l e girl'
thaiiihe:irwti*ji,eitia'agoVitd:ltioks*ith,
Mr•iitile,' ,, Oompleoehoy::upOMUticoVfitillit•ii. ,
lieig;lbott b oasts: liki?`pati:,tpio
a' farrow Mach , better than' ho can: 4.-tul le;:
o- e,yout
pteithef,iteitc, - esq,loly9,vAvikatx,atredhcti
De4ty,e,
her, Nita wiltlitlide.'y
. Ho w detighterit'ie,
- ce i ge , a dd r emott ogpinet the wiehesil of their
Permit?, e)t'ettltt i e, s ,r,APM4 clandestinely; give,
their hi i nd lu''-' 11 1 1 17 3 4 , T1 an II thus. dig ,the
bOjirw,o6,i
-vhci4oloo3ll'6 ours
ktiviits, kayos hitnitel t ittthat -vs ry .deed ''ittt
',wgittlY,s o ( YP4r w e ir
4! 1 .4 1 91Y91 1 :tr ,12e ,4 9iiY'retqig mils'', you
:huto 19,0. , Xeiu wilt lod'ituit,you,tiuvo
oympithiktoettiohd, fiti
.: •,:.44.0.0i,i0i*:,*4':
tba Herald e rid'Eipciltoi.
piper . ,.of,the ist
Mst:, there appears alfoitter, of the Rev.
. James Lillie's elinsibmi in raver of the drying
right of using into.Ticcifing 41ors astr Neter
'T., 17.441 constiAiretrto
course, not because of Its.i'ntrins'ic Merits or'
neg-arguments,l:nitiotely in'teriseemence'of
a vile imputation thrciwiimut against the trUsi,
tees 'el ihe First Presbyterian . , Chttrch of Car-
It is Most .obvious, dtv all milk see who
will read IHr. L's : printed speech • that. he
has proved; nothing,,i-the knottntain, was . in
labor, &c. : Lin either' of his nblisli*:
ed addrebses,'prov, , that.it.isany,part of a
man's. religion tri: s intexicettng-jmnor as
a H as
derOtdg or tO,tiicetis:?—
. Has lie demonst tedlhrit it Would be a see
n ce•oriiieTal itimpe not to rut wine. as
a beverage?- fiati!ie shown tWaimaitkitd , are
under any moral oblig ations to use intexi
eating 'drink, or that lbe Wotttl - itotad -- bei
much' . more :depraved' and wretched tharsllll
isif men dittriot use.die beyerageti for-which
he so strenuously pleads? Has the Rev. ad
vocate for rum made it appear to the entire
sattshictiotiof the DOlip mints thst the mum
_ttlacitirett uriti initrders of those tignid poisrms
have been of such essential service to OM
world,, that it Would be detrinienial. to the
best 'interests of men to remove them? Let
universe experience answer: The gentle.
men_ yery learnedly, as well .. ae Fanner''=
moutir, criticised my use of a 'Latin noun,
assertnigThat I was gents , hf - the heinotis of
fence of employing this dative for the mind - -
native- rase. Admit that such a lapsus was
committed = what then? Suppose I could
read or write no language, !toes it follow as.
a necessary sequence that 111 r. Lillie's views
of liquor drinliing at'e right ; aril that my
views of total abstinence are wrong Such
a malignant quibble is about as dignified us
the revenge of the miniature hero who, be
cauee his-Mother. Nitotild not permit him to
go to the,menagerie,iletesmined.to go dowii
town and catch the -measles. All who listen.
.ed to Mn L.'s three bonl'e speech - on the
'morning of the 15th of Febina'ry, 18.18, will
surely never forget 11A1*.PI!.Y: et Nooks , which
made-0 very pulpit groan- lid they Wilt
recollect too that he told us he had a great
many niore books at - home—nor will they
soon forget those Wonderfully wits sags, those
classic grimaces, those portentous pauses, and
moSrsignifitatirikekeyorilie-hetqFThefolc
which Nou, Swint, Duffield, Delavan, Marsh;
Bachus r Anti-Bachus, Beecher and the migh
y-host-of-tetotalers-were-driven-tikirchaff
before the wind; -- Awkrt. !
world
Lillie, I apprehend that the
world would not . be much surprioed .if, alter •
your death, sonse•inatt should - be found who
could, rend the Hebrew Bible :even to his
wife and babes, atlagnily.worship.-
• Mr. L. says I have .nelaciirolied ldiargu-,,`
- Meats. For the best reason in the world—be
cause there are none to touch. The question
JrnimAlis luNninniun, has,heen.. doe:sifted/it&
,teach the use M. ifiyilicatufg liquors as a
iiiiiieragel . Mr., L. maintains that such are
the teachings of the Bible.- Has he proved
his position? If so where and when?—
Surely neither Mr. L. or any . one else., will
pretend to Say he has done so, in either of his
printed discouises, And 'certainly the en
lightened people ol this land will not be die.-
posed to admit his learned theory, while his
late practice is directly in the face of it. As
to his ;;leas 61 expediency, we .say away
will - them: For if it be rigbt. to drink intoxi:.
eating liquor,-it.cannot be light not to drink.
•II the Bible teaches the use of intoxicating
liquors as beverage, what presumption in
Mr. L. or any other man to run - counter to
the•tea6hings of that blessed book, or thq,ex
aniple.of its Divine author: "Let me ask .the
Rev. lathes Lillie whether the . man of .Naz
areth ever set an example for our imitation,
that it would be expedient for us not to follow?
We repudiate this implication of our Lord
and his revealed word: We utterly deny
that the Bible teaches, or that Jesus ever set
the example of using intoxicating Brim:A.ln any
way. Will Mr. Cloak at the following, pas.
sage: (Zech. tx. 17.) "Corn shall make the.
young men cheerful, and new wine the
maids." Mr. L. would say it was the intox
icating- quality in the wine which induced
cheerfulness in the maids. Surely then, it
must have been the same quality in the - born
which produced-similar effects in The young
men. But hold; if will not do to drive this ,
learned geolloman to madness. . Wel pity..
hini..-we Would. pittiani man who would
,•
Mire the stand Mr. L. has against 'the h - 6no r
of God, and the best inferest'of mankind. '
.All toilet rejoice that Mr. L. has become a
tototaler.; and yet I. am free to confess there
„is one passage in; his piloted. address of Feb..
15th, that lam utterly et a lose to divine how,
-lily ho nest , and truly sober .man could . have
given utterance to—for he must Stnve known 1
it was'-false when he wrote it—and nothing
short of the most malignant feelings toward&
the First Church could have inditned him, to
pen if. tte tiara. bargained tyith the. Tnis
-te es - of- the -First ' Tree bYtetien - Church; that;
there should be no answering iin,iliespot.
,T,lns-l-dei:dnris to bareringientified,falseheio4
'arid' Joildtayseff :bound to proyis : itlinet, ; l4. , ..
The tritstees Ofthe First Chnieli tibrilneYer
exchangedinui Win •en lite:Subject-refereed
to. :•:,gul,*hat - you ~exprkt train •• a man
}ti. ltd , the, diyine right of usiegje?
oar ?
t o ia ! dip g , tieili,eiegee- - "antl. as a matter. is(
CI
Co e the divine right of 'drunkentiried,-4cie
the 'ono has followed, the other. With' Medal,
certaitit.t'eYei Since,the,dayis of Noah to this.
• 1 lel( it wits duo fro the Truaei And , cori. , ,
-gregation oftheFirst Presfiyteriini Church of
iCarlisle, to make ttnis declaration ';to the pub;
Aar before„Wklonlattptty- hey!) :been": e . e !deli,
,tredileed-r•PtLittat timzefrO i *ltilittVPlAlMlPß4o.
be' a' Miiiihter col Christ - ri- minister ,tock,
of no ordinary sense andlearning,iceording
'te his own- account—Lbut one who seems tore
'have list sight 'Of that,heitve elf cliiiitY
~.
. toh fca
Ihinnthnoatd/,'- , : - ..4-, • .;/ ,- 17. !'`,' , ti
i
~•,111r,.Llilic:atysM.his,address;n c it:charge
~this nlitater• of ~OhtisiwithllleACll4l l fl hie
iinafierie weqe."llei fiepel deolereethrie!
inttle!WieCne'Yesitape.ll4i:Cglititlitet l
, •iti. ,
:foxicating:.dank: , JTllits•,merely-lireicei that'
not.: know. ,the meaning - of Abe
reek,tiordoinet , SLltintiotiiillel'ikScritt'i
' abridgment of
Fss iOW ?s,Or eek
Lex icon , and. find'the Meaning, nibe,wine',ihe fermented
Ided 3filia graoe;-Ss'o'',Abdltttitsigen
lletren betrayeAgnerrince of ttici nierrning ',of
tbs':Oreek 'word, - bels squall Unconscious
e!.114 rilsOiritiertorthe Engliiitivfoi&viiee.), , ,
ati'rf'livevereAlieotea ttlNOtth %Reiter and,
Welkeee . ,Johnitort,l ;Admit allAhie an'd Viet
49o5 ,, ktprgyp , :cqW0i7it4ButhiPli!In!..1''ffe..Inetto:
" . ...ttatV.l ani.p - dt,clown ecitie , se i t iy.o,o4b,y,,
, Ol•rignoranti'ltidatiekintessee,,*ititiNciftAttO
- ,altiaft4ii*, i' 7 ,;fi. 1 4:94:*P1144 1 019: 0 0,'',1
1ingAr40 9 :4 3 1 3 -APPATIPohoV'' 41
§t,iiitt's:lditdrlti - niviti3‘ yeaiqll4: 4 o', fc. '.„t
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`York by Leavitt,"ow,. oric-Noi ; l9t. Broad
way, 18 , iti&and I. here undertake to. say
that the Rev. .gentleman Will 'find Insefor all
the learning he" hes Or pier hive, should
he attempt a'repty: 'Let . everY , LiodY.read
Prof. SLUMPS letter, ,
It will be remembered, that Mr. L. claim,
ed Prof.:Sl6mM on his side of the question:
sn t e contrary,,t to Profesgpr sweeps Mr.
L. by the bear4ari-is ii - sample of learned
criticism ) thellettcr'of Prof. Stuart in my
jtidarnent ) by any
former praduction,which:fias issued. from the
itairican .. .press„Or.any r oilitii ; on the wine
1101 n the stibiect - oU tiaitand good.
.m...termentedLarid.-"-unferinenta,it-wines,--the
Doctorla ifiar ati'sunbearns.•: ttake,grent
pleasure in referring the. reader to the letter.
. . , . ... .. . . -. • .
On page . 88 1 Prof. S.. sayit •"That all intent:
perakce in. drinking, i. e. in the drinking of
ny-liquor---that-will-intoxicauriMmis) roan- ,
ner nr.meassire, is forbidden bTthe Word of -
Ood r nn'ssibil' Mon wilf.neisiiire joviestion.
the onfy_poSsinle...exCipiiiMjaithial-ialchich
a cohol is employed as' a sukediCirie;and iss •
itch' is 'at least speCifically •Aselul l if . .hot•abs
solutely •neeessisry.. As alcohol is tiiitaues. , / 4
tionably a spebies of poison, it may be faet- ,
in the judgment at many physicians elf the
highest character it is a,fact - -:-•-that this poison
has its -peculiar ascl•inip64tant uses, - as well
is temente and • prussic acid. No reasoning
ir priori can refute ihis p lor..jt depends simply
r on-fants." . -. . .
.. .
. ...,.. • .... - •
• _Once mete, on_pages-49 and-MI : 111h Pror , -
• feasor sayarny final conclusion re this, viz ': •
that wherever the. scriptures speak of
,wine
as a comfort, a blessing, or a libation to God,
and rack—it with
: oil and me ) , they mean
--they can mean only such wines as con=
fain no alcohol that could have d misCheivous ten=
dcncy; that whenever they_deno_unce it, -pro
hibit it, and Connect It with drunkenness and
revelling, they can mean only alcoholic or in
toxicating. I need,..not go into any mintite
ness or exemplification, for the. huderstan
ding of Venders will at once make the nec
essary discrimination and apTilieetien. 111
take the pesitionAhat God's Word and works
entirely harmonize, I must-take the position
that the case before us is each as I have rep
resented it to be. Facts show that the an-
ciellis- - not-only=preserved: -wine-enfant-6h
ted, bbt regarded it as of a higher flavor
and - finer quality 'than , fermented wine.—
Feels show that it we's and might be drat:kat
pleasure without any inebriation whalever.-;--
- On - theotherhand; tactrahow - tharany - conv --
sielable quantity of, fermented wine did and
would produce' inebriation; and also that a
tend enctenittritile - -icbra - -dialifiblibc-ilie - -
fine tisues of the physical system; wits and
Would be prothiced by even a amalLquantir
. of it,full surely ii this Was often drunk. What
then is the difficulty in. Lllond the position;
that the good and innocent Wm/ is meant in
all cases where it was commanded ane at
lowed'', or; that the. alcoholic or intoxicating
wineTtp meant in allicasett7if priahibitiini and
and denunciation? I cane& refuse to %keel
this position without virtually irppeccAing the
-irt-rep,...,,,y . -,............x.,,,;,„,„vrem.......5.....3410an
n0t admit, that God hasgiven liberty to
per
sons in health to drink alcoholic wine without
admitting, that his tbord and his *arks are at •
variance. The law agar st : such thinking
elands dut prominently— eud and assented
to by- all sober and thinkin men: Is his Word
now et variance with thit4. Without reserve,
I am prepared to anawerlin the negative."
What will the 'Rev. advocate of alcoholic
wine and wine drinking say to all this! Rer
member Mr.,L., it is Prof. Stuart—a man
who knows „the meaning of Dittos, and who
can read Hebrew too—from whom we have
quoted. I regret that time and space will
not allow me to!nlarge my quotations from
fide able letter., Let the community read for
themselves.. .
• 'Mill Mr. is. still insist that the distinction
between' Bible wines is a mere delusion!-- •
Then are Prof. Stuart, President Notr, and
many other able and learned men deluded.
Ah, Mr. L., what a pity yon• do not shed
forth the light DT your superior wisdom and
learning, and put those deluded man right.
But what must strike all with a amaze:
meet is ; that Mr. Lillie teachesthe doctrine
of total abstinence from the use of God's
blessing. He maintains that qfible wine,
which he insists is alwayi, alcoholic v is a
blessing given by God to man '-farbts good.
-Ahd y'et we are by the samellible; according
to this learned divine, taught to abstain- totally
from - the ,use of bleseingi. This 'may be
runt theology, but, assuredly it--is not Sibiu
truth. • • - • ' -
. .
The case in the 14t - h chapter to the Ro
mani, will not help the gentleman out ot the
difficulty into which he has plunged himselh
Be it remembered that the Apojlte in that
It hapter is delivering inStrUctions to helieiers,
.t regulate their conduct the..one,towards the
other: The:strong, or wellierlut3ated men in
the faith, were tolninitesttreatkindness to=
ward the weaker 111-ifflorracl. . ,l'he Jews,
al wet all kneiV, , ettitehed vast , importance td
, the'rdere externals of religioni'.', - Illitn.toi the e'
-young eonverte.,to hilstienity; Were frOura= -
inning the Jeviii;''' their. Minds :' were ',., full of
.treediiitliCe'on the Subjecit of meats and drinke r , -
r new:moons and .iielertinleiste, air 'of Which
thtfigio imititation'iet esiclit:' 'Still, pays the
'Aporitle. let yea eoitdget totiartt these weak
belinvete be charitable, until,they :ire taught
[ and
,understand the 'truth''..as 2,yott'dithen
' they, iQ terikmay have to'exererse:;tliti tranie
onntltict to'others: '•'. r; , ' ,'
,But .in the matter: • before ,us 8.. ie,net the .
I: Wriak , brother.or the strong; the ohumkor the
State; the..,rich.or .the p,oari the; hoed; or the
free, the ' learned ...or). Ow unlearriedelli 'air
Jirikeoltcernetlii!The,Ovile veritilting arpm the
,u45,9 1-, ,lttl9 l 4teittlef Ihlitate , mit, bevoinge,thil
Ake 'Alostitt9tiVe4ePeeefbelle . ,apon the ,race;
i pki,.miti •oan,att.selheee,':lieverageS 61i,denth
. 4. viArtitt Shrjtirf ,te im self ~ lind,ndierat. v 'Not
~..r, .
IS it' the weak or innocririt .",tliktr.Who, puffer ,
L und ,: 411,,inn• Aile..tquiesC and. thb.,greatest Of. - •
'men an d;t ti,i, m00!P1f44.7( have 'heen',Strieken '
491ve ~ by, jte . fbetet,egi 'lllitelege--. - ; Every:
N,ltete:tkleMAilings e.:.,iha....iviiinur. , ;in . py-be- _.___
heard,, and'.the . tear , of.. ~..wee, , eUen;.runhing, -,
:49*tk,iiiii, Oliao(9.i the,laiheilase., , ,'Not',B6 fn ..
IRS ~an,.kieair,dlisanainid 'in;ihe. 14.41i,alutples ,to
-tile. ;telltales- • ..There , one eless , .oisly•epuhl • be
-4Traetti and Th.o4:.innlk 'in -‘itietat:',Voinf of ' '',
v,etvi•hy the, Innocent, colipat:oliiiiit,,Olbarai.: -'
an far 4 1 3, t hey thertiselY'eaYero:danuki.riyut-4': ' '
Hence it_ might: lie./Ottfek but
~tin'expedient, ; ~
t° eat , the , MOO Cerallin k fleo , liner , heeatitie ',''. ,'
VI the, ißeerallee . 1 4f ( the ".teeak.broggisilitho,: ,-,
tejohtihltri. loPpesed' that the i meaCeptir/fIY '.
hatt.beep; ol o9'Odjo',eltOritioe'itct' l 494iglity . ..-
~ eet et :IVO 10.yourvpotrifonoOP:brOlboni`.aW •.: ~
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