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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-20
tf DIR. HULL'Sl AT
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;

A eerta,n and NEEDY cure for Fsuer and .ague
gWVHE extensive prevalence in this country OF
that troublesome disease, FEVER AND
AGUE, or, INTERMITTENT FEVER, and
the vast amount Of suffering and distress which
i has oocasioned, hus naturally led 10 the adop-
ton OF many compounds aid mixtures for W
mitigation aud relief Among these somoiew
have been found temporarily beneficial ~ par
.,icular cases while the great majority IAnot
only utterly useless, but absolutely delete BUS
in many instances operating as stimulsnts to the
disease intended to be cured In other cases the
delelerious nature Of the ingredients usedjn these
empSrical compounds, has been found extensive
ly preudicialto the constityilon, not untrequent'
y in OTHER affections Of a higEly dangerous chur-
acter. t(gs%
1t Inusi be evident TO an person.. Of reflection,
thai FEVER AND AG UEa9eA be treated sue.
cessfully, must be approached Scientifically, and
with a full knowledge of the peculiar character
of the disease, and particuarwM the leading
,Acauses offs appearance Tbo0gh differing ma
erlally in many OF lis features from other fevers,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OR FEVER A.
VAGUE, is almost &hW accompanied bMa de-
ranged and sometimes az irritable conditAn Of
thA digestive apparatus, kHhis condition is md.
Gated by qSick pulse, HhilN, pain in the head
md oins, and Other evidences OF feyer.-To al
ford the desired relief by the adoption q, Hedi;
cine calculrwtfsc operate T5diI PIE dlgeslyt Of
cans, remove the affecting disease, aud cplreci
and improve the tone of the stomach, the most
earnest attention has recently been directed BY
several medical gentlemen OfSextensive experf
ence, and the result Of the Investigation is Tho
adoption of the preparation he recommended
as HULL'S PILLS, which having been prepared
with sole reference TO this particular disease
aud with strict regard to medical science, Is ad
mirably adopted TO restore the deranged organs
of the system to a Ieallhful state, g. of course
to remove, simultaneously, both the disease apt
its causes.
In rene wing the health actions Of the dges;
i've organs the effect Of this medicine lie, TO ope
rate in highly beneficial manner, upon disease
originating in similar causes with Fever anc
Ague. Among these may be classed, Bowel
Complaint. Dysentery, Heartburn, FlatulencJ
OF the Bowels, Want Of appetste, Night Sweats
Wafer Brash, and that most obstinate complaint
DYSPEPSIA; the extensive prevalence ofwhict
affection, in this country, has become matter
of serious alarm. For all these diseases, these
Pills are an excellent remedy. Each box con.
tains 20 doses. Price, only one dollar.
For sale at the -.-..s
q ge# LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 90, 1912. 2l-ly
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-20
Tailoring,

.WVHE subscriber having permanently
N located himself at Tchuls, with the
view Of conducting the Tailoring Rusi.
ness in its various branches, informs the
citizens Of Tchula and vicinity, that he is
prepared to make garments to order in the
neaiest and most fashionable manner and
at The shortest notice, n
N. B. Garments cut to order and in
all cases warranted to fit, If well made up.
a9 J.. FARIlELLY.
Tchula, May 7, ls49. ~ II
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asaa GoDEY'S IVA N
Lady'S Book.


EpIrED Rf yi1rcl Agmlai
MRS. $, j. HALE, MRS. l.. u. slGOURNEy
M, MMlCHAEL A. l.. A. Cooley.
y Each nun'ter embeihshcd riM splendid
STEEL g. MEZZOTLNT ENC R.aYLNGs
EAsHIoNPLATES, MUSIC, &c.
The July number of this elegant periodical.
viii commence a new volume, and the publisher
takes this opportunity 10 assure the public, that
he will remit no effort to keep il, where II i now
ACKNOWLEDGED to be, at the very head Of Amer, |.
can periodicals. No expense has been SCARED
and none will be, TO make It's embellishments oi
the most splendid description, and in proof of
what he has accomplished in this respect. The
publisher refers to the series OF brilliant eneray
ings, both line and mezzotint, which he has re-.
Gently gwen; while in regard 10 the future. he
THINKS 1t sufficient to say, that he has now rea.
dy Tor publication numerous plates, even sur
passing IN beauty and interest those which hehas
already issued. These will he given in the course
OF the coming volume. H'N 800 I'M
AS TO the Literary Department of the LADY,.
Book, the publisher pledges himself, that il shall
continue to merit the superiority which has been
awarded tot already. Nearly every American,
writer OF emlnence contributes 10 its pages ocoa
slonally, and in each number, besides articles
from the Editors, there als contributions from
MISS SEDGWICK, MISS LESLIE
N. P. WILLIS e. +. s. ARTHUR.
A combination Of talent which cannol be found
H elsewhere. gn.
The Lady's Book is published monthly at S9
per annum, payable in advance.
Address, Hasys ..I.r
l.. A. Cooley,
.r. Publishers Hall,
l0l Chestnut ST. PHILADELPHIA.
81. CLUBBING.
Two copies Lady's Book one year, SIS 90
Lady's Book aud young Peoples
Book, one year, S 0O
70 do. do. Peoples Library, S OF
do, do Musical Library, 5 OC
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w. Smith knew Rthiid that was cured %
fits by these Lozepgesyaitor three Years suffering
and when nothing else would give hor the leasG
reliei.-IIe has usedNheiQ IN Ing practice for t6S
1.-TWO years in sevefSl AhisHed, cases, and al
ways with success.--A Boy on bSlad OF one OF
the n. O. packets wps cured N ,fSts by onlyAone
dose4tenl. n
Nh. Fqlsop of Spring steS Sa,ed thsse of
his children Of worms by only oM box.
captain Griffin cHed his CHI, yea BID, by
only three doses; see had boon glye44ltAby the
phy&cians as incurable, aud was faN easting
awe, being almostTeduced t2a skeleton. The
doctors could not tell what aired the child, and
the father, in reading the Symptoms of worms,
thought possibly they might be cause Of all the
difficulty, and consequently applied to DF, Hull,
who gave her box OF his Worm LozeRNea, nf-
ter the first dose the child ran To- herr father,
frightened at the large quantity pi1wnrms that
came from her. She is now as well and as bear
~ as any ohild,and no doubt has been sayed from
an early grave by only three dosesof these Lo-
zenges. SxD
Mr.. W. Hopewell, Eas, Btoaa@ay gave
them to his child and they bropsh Away worms
by hundredreds. NJ
Parents should always keep ,heSe Lozenges il
the house, for they are the best incidence thai
ca9 be administered to children afflicted will
worms. Children will take them as readily a:
the most delicious sugar candy. Price, IS cents
q box, with full objections. For sale ~ the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE,
Lexington, April 80, 1912. 2l--B,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-20

The subscriber will continue the Gro
Gerry and Compassion business as usual
and hopes by strict attention TO business
to merit the patronage Of the public. "A
general stock Of Plantation supplies al.
ways on hand,
CALEB WORLEY.
Ichula, January 9th lS42. Off
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-20

|TynE undersigned l 1,1'li'r,
l6tt section Of '0Fa'pT ,SS N
8 east; will on Monday 700 l a..
September next, at tho Cou ... AZ,
of Holmes county. 10 pu''a' ",
order Of the Police Court P,y s'dI,|
a, public outcry 10 the blsDs' ! VA I'd
a credit Of one, two, ) asp , II
above described l6Ib sec !, '. ,.,,
Bond and security wiz ~"'|
w j. Ii. Morrison
NOAH MORRIS
c, C. JASPER,
). P. GATES, ,rcuvoI
AUGUSTUS PflC S%I
Aug. 8, 50 ow' -
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DIR. HuLL's WORM LozENGEs.

WoRMs! WoRMs!! woRMs!!!-To
w remove these Troublesome aud danger
Gus inhabitants ofthe stoma CHI aud bowels, which
SO often impair the health and destroy the lives
OF CHILDREN use DR.. Hu's Worm Lozenges
a certain and safe preparation for the removal
OF the various kinds of Worms, Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach, Want of Appetite, MANTLE Fever
aud Ague, and debility Of the STOMACH and
Bowels and organs of Digestion. Price, 25
cents box, with full directions. Far sale at
the LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 30, 1912. ely.
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.Neip S,lharrih...

''u0'V7'0'Fi 70 Tie QN,rt
~ We will furnish oopi., v q \ /,
Notion from No. i, 10 ali wbp ' NV "
Y nine Nos. have a, yet be been my Nv .st
The two volumes at the end If T ~ rSRs'
tain sS@ pages--a sheet Of c Su saaI
page to each volume. ''Ss
June %.
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Selling Off at Cost.

And q great many articles at less than the
8e~ York and Ne,O Orleans prices.
WyHE undersigned wishing to raise
~ some money and finding il impos.
sibls under the depressed state of affairs
TO collect on the old score, will sell his
goods (some just opened, at and below
cost for the Ready, Viz;
Dry Goods, CrOckery
Bonaets, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hard,
ware, &c.
A. Q. BREATH.
Tchulu, Mcy 20, ls43. 26 2w
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BOSTON NOTION
1870. AND
SRAhAM's MAGAz,,,.
BOST0

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I'VE have mad. o,,,,,.'
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superior character Of { c ,'''i leie itAnl
"a nav . y one year acquireG 'r c.I., Aap
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game game for lS4s will be ior y,l, ~ ssal
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-20
INSOLVENCY,

WNHE undersigned having been appointed by
III the Hon Probate Court Of Holmes county,
commissioners OF Insolvency, on the Estate of
Lewellen Lewis, deceased, will meet on the 2nd
Saturday in eacn month, for the next 6 months
at the Office OF J. M, Dyer, ESQ, IN Lexington
for the purpose ofreceiving, examining, auditing
and allowing claims against said decedeo,s es.
tate.
$3.50 S. II. BAUGHN,
r. n. SPlVEY, tt
J. NJ. HOLLINCSWORTH,
Commissioners.
June 70. ~ GIN
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p.t GEORGE losspn
N'''O" Office Boston, Dec, h e'I Is SHA


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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-20
R,lAp TIE FOLLOWING LETTERS.

New 7 OH, otPIoHlDrT IJlN, IOFI'
DEAR Doc1oa. According to yonr request,
we have used your Lozenges in severeral cases
of worms, and found them uniformly successful.
We have no difficulty IN getting children TO luke
them, ms they are perfectly pleasant. Weshall
use them in ourpraetioe whenever occasion offers
believing them to be ihe bes, yermiiuge medicine
in use. We have also used your cough Lozep,
ges very extensively. and find them fully to
Answer the purposes yni RECOMMENDS them or.
a T'.s5' We asS yours, respectfully.
A ZAClIARLAH b. LANE, NJ D
Il w. L. PLEASANT, VI. ID.
GREEN II: BAR8YGsk d.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-20

o. To every editor who gives this adver.
tisement ontire, twelve insertions, we will for
ward to order, one copy Of the whole work, pro-
yided the papers containing this notice, te sent
tc the New York Watchman, N. Y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

he federal papers at the east lately began to tell
how fast the good times the high wages &c. were
c. ming, and how the suspended manufactures were
being put IN operation, and how the thousands OF
operatives thrown out Of employ in lsi0. were re.
called to their customary occupations. The same
things are now reiterated by their federal echoes IN
he West But how does it work The same fac
tories which had suspended for polliica or other eff
feet. had 1t necessary to reduce The ,rages IF the
oPerdftces! In some cases, they are cut down %
and even 30 per cent. hands have refused to work
aud the factories are again closed. These reduc-
tons OF wages have already begun to produce deplo
rable effects. In Manayunk, Pa near Phlad eIphia.
very serious riots and destruction of property have
occurred Should the 5loated aristocratic rnanufsc
tnrers generally adopt tals system OF reduc ION Of
wages, hoping, b. following the example Of England.
TO reduce the operatives to submission by the Dro
Cess OF starvation, cannot foretel where Il may
end. We detest mobs and riots; but we fear the ~
suit. One thing IL already certain-Fedeyal JYhig-
gerry VIII De held to fearful account
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
khe yzsll Boy.

Iark Benjamin, IN his late life of Henry Clay
says' that when he was youth, &" he would throw
bag upon horse, containing three or four bushels
OF wheat or corn, mount the bag and 90 to mill
get the grain ground and return home again"
How wonderful Henry Clay, the great states.
man, when he was a boy. knew enough to throw a
bag upon horsH-asionishing-mou the bag
hardly credi6ie-go TO mill-Oh. Jupiter uchai a
scholar--srt the gsist ground striking aLiI
'es-and return home again-Oh what asfonishiuo
mental dereioPmeHts-it is the greafest ,conder in
this trondcr corkiHg rorid that this uo.dsrfy
geH'Hs ever grew up into manhood. What youtb
iul greatness. What remarkable sao,ci,v, W.,
deep penetration Who would mt join Clay
Ci"o We hope he will perform this wonderful
feat again
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

have occupied 50 much space By these details
that my sheet leaves but little to speak of
other matters bot must not omit 10 mention, that
among others of distinguished friends with
whom nave had the pleasure of exchanging civil
ties here, IN the front may be placed GENERAL.
SrAPP, who believe earned his aurels by sending
40 or 30 Indian warriors post haste to the devil.
with ali . their mperfectons their" scaIps You
vii be glad TO learn, that though the wings gen.
orally have failed to realize their promises Of two
dollars day and beef" still the General has
been able to obtain or retain his share, even amid
the - wreck of railroads and the crash of Bonds ;,
lie has recently made extensive Improvements in
his elegant mansion at Locust Grove" as well as
other property which be has the good fortune to
possess, and ia this way finds of safety valve
to let off that ardent spirit of improvement which has
dIsingu shed, in times past, this liberal and en-
lghtened statesman,' as he was called at Evans.
vile, by his whig admirers and friends But wha,
viii afford YOU till greater cause for rejoicing is
tue TACT that he has Just been brought to acknow.
ledge openly before the world, the powerful ipau.
ences Of the Gospel and that he was yesterday
solenniy baptised INTO the christian fold Nav This
happy conversion serve to confirm, if it be required.
The truth Of the consoatory words of thepoet that
Whilst the lamp holds out to burn,
The vilest sinner may return -
understand that the suits ordered 20 be ins,i
tuted against Gen. Stapp aud others, viii be com.
menced, in Stapps case, in few days. judge
Morrison Will be associated with the State Agent
VI. G. Bright, Esq, as the prosecuting attorneys
J. ID Bright for defendant If he b. deser,,,, Sc
it. may God grant the defendant safe deliyer.nce
In relation to the subject of IT, 5. Senator. Gen.
Howard j. every where and by every democrat with
whom have consersed on my journey thus far. re-
garded as the only man thought OF. The course of
MI owen IN regard to the matter is as universally
approved and admired
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
"seicl- 'g;.os,,nsoy

i"is "hig member "f Congress from Indians, he
ing probably afraid 10 meet his constituents has
ken Tie stump IN Ohio. electoneerinr for Tom
C"r"in. We should Ike to know if he intends
charging he travelling expenses to the t.ov-rn.
ment If he does, h. All have very pretty sum
to Ike upon IN his retirement
T." days since he made ono Of his PUDDING and
mix speeches ~ ON. Our old friend of the Ohio
Statesman, sam. MiD,Ry. happened 90 be presen,
and at the conclus on. mounted the stunp and used
'he = non gentleman" up ,e.otany. Dick sung his
head Tor spell and then cut. Even the moderate
""g papers are getting ashamed OF him. We coDv
the follow NJ from among many severe shots. from
the Old School Republican.
The HOaoraJie Mr. Thompson Of Indiana. in his
ierch al the market-house. appeared TO be Darticu-
my ANXIOUS - te understood ~ not Intending IA
'nHse ihe President. But from habit or obfnsty of
'i'''iect--ioi hno"ing what abuse Was-his SPEECH
"as made up ~ u,ive slang caiied from the mos,
hithy Clay journals IN the lind. rhis gentleman
W. s"oh.d ihink' had not improved much during ms
'R0 years absence from the beautiful West, We
ifust he wil IN his ret reruent from the burdens
ana '''iofs of public life. pcs mp due time what
ne lls lot IN discerament AMI sentiment
At the late procession IA New York. a printing
res was drawn by six horses. aud nm ode was
'uuted and d'str. buted among the or wd. Of which
he following Is The conclu Ing stanza.
Dark bee lie path uI 6i,'s lat scene.
tndying scofn their portion be-
" DO gave three cheers 10 Brains Queen
And spurntd tie home II Liberty
iheif names STAN not tn lllumined scroll
rom Honor's temple Sigh .nfurled
here patriots pledge. wth pride # SOUL
ne highest office 81 the world
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Fire Works.

On Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings last. Mr.
DEM gave exhibitions OF splendid FIRE works We
have seen many pyrotechnical exhibitions in yar,.
Gus cities, but have seen few to excel those OF Mr.
d. lis pieces are wei arranged and from cur own
observation. burned with entire safety - rho and;
ence. HIS care IN this respect Is highly praise
worthy.
That Mr. Deal was not better patronzsd. We re.
greet Those people who moaopohsed Mr. Clay
VINO mad begged without Contributing towards re,-
ting up the page ant IN hoaor OF the god mg6, a.,
'east have done something towards helping wor-
tny gentleman after getting him here They acted
mean indeed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Fine Fruit.

Aaron Aldredge. Esq has presented US with :
basket of splendid pears and grapes. They are
equal, II not superior. To any have ever seen in
this country. With the exception of the color. the
grapes could not be distinguished from the hes,
Italian. grown on the vineyards sunny side. The
pears are-we canno; describe them for wb;ls =. :,
write, one of them is running down our throa; Ike
mix and honey. We tender to Mr. A. our very
best thanks and also those of the ladies' among whom
We divided them. May bis shadow and those Of b :
trees and vines. never be less.
We will take this occasion TO refer to Mr.. AL.
dredge's Catalcgne Of fruit and other trees and
also vines IL is astonishing that good fruit is not
raised when the trees can be purchased at so low
rate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Lard Oil.


Lard Oh is becoming formidable competitor Of sperm
oil IN the eat The Richmond Enquirer contains an ar,i
Gle IN which lard oil Is highly recommended and the
l. : Gazette, referring to lamp constructed with view
10 the use OF lard OIL says The light afforded VS. clears
powerful am steady aud yet soft aud plea 70 ,be ye
" ''fu''s mo Tie economy OF ITS showed that II
the race Tor public favor, having every advantage Of The
oes sef" on al h.Ing entirely without OFF smells
from TIE smoke or Otherwise"
:" i'N'-'o'' ny aud Cincinnati larl olI Of very su-
P'ho' fua"y IS Manufactured IL l. destined t. form
s'y important item IN tie exports the wr-t-not only
'O' mailing sh' but for oilins WOOL machinery. &c.
nope soon TO manufactured here; and we are
assured that 1t will be Messrs Peek aud Heddery are
preparing In earnest.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
es.tfnflI.

Our "hiiom ooiempofafy and nciglbor has re
ported h'mself-icsh and biood-in tolera5le good
A'ath and spirits. We have seen and flt him
AM hnd hi'n IN good condition Now # another
thousand dollars can be raised We Just ask thu, n,
ela'D's may be considered. You might 60 farther
ana iaFe worse. lie has nj got his ;eaus vet. No
matter! HIS h1Ads are not very white
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

\. u. pALNER, Esq- is out on hiS mission o.
bun E@a"t"er, as NE learn by our exchange
papers east Of indianapolis. This examination was
instituted last winter 70 Srgfify tie suSyicons of
iew men IN and out 81 the Legislature. We hone
he viii take 4 good look a,o matters and make no
apologies about that - mares nest' he couId NJ
n aa. Palmer IS one Of the chief locofocos. aud !,
would be hard If the Banks should prove honcs,
after the vast amount Of pure patriotism extended
ia their abuse. IL ~oIid really UaJash Er.
Pros. Jnnc /. lsi2
Wei, II end Downing. ila, mafes nest is n E,tle
nearer home than YOU thought IT, ell I, is Won
eeriul. tint. with '"mare's nest under his own
nose, cur friend was 50 dull of scent. lie will
however, agree that few men have had their
=" SUI PIGEONS grai fed"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
TiiC M.llfnrN.

The appearance o.: the different military corus
last week, was highly gratifying. and gave token
that a correct and just spirit was at work Some
foFty-eght hours steady duty has rendered us a
most un, under The circumstances, to notice these
ana other matters this week so fully as we could
wish. The whole of the companies appeared well.
and generally well disciplined. We cannot omit 10
notice IN particular the Lafayette Blues than whom
finer body of men is seldom met Although ve,
spirits expressly calculated to
Learn the young militia how TO shoot,'
ihey are already veterans, and could stand ore,
ty severe brush. If such a thing stouil ever han.
pen,
May we be there to Sec
We have not the nlmes OF all the officers of tn.
different corps. nor have space # ue had. I, no
tee them a we wish, and must be content to say,
that where all were good i Is iicut 10 dlscrm.n.
ate
On Thursday, the indianapolis companies wer,
ordered out, anu with the Blues were revleweI bv
he Governor. After review. the regiment was
handsomely addressed by his Excelency: alter i,,.
h. Blues were escorted the bounds Of the tow,
vest OF hite river, where they took up the line Of
march for Lafayette, attended by many hearty wish
or tier success and prosperity. Bless the whole Of
hem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
From the Ereniag Post.
Clay Clubs..Tcrre Haufe.

bout the first. II not the very first place i'm In
diana. where Clay Club has been established. wa.
lerrc liaute. 1t was, said some time since
mainly got up by some OF the officers of the Terre
Iaute Bank.
IL came out few days since that the Terre Hau,e
Branch Bank had lost ten thousand dollars ::
and We understand that false entries are found on
the books.
Who would not be q member of n CLAW CInbi,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
hIslrra for MIr. Tyler.

rHilo L. FULLER federal ppeayer, defeated candidate
'o Governor OF Michigan, formerly member of Congress
from New York. and more recently Assistant r. ~ Gen
sra has been walked OF office by President Tyler and
an honest man. JONI A. BnrAS, Of Ohio. opooin,es in
his place
The President deserves praise for this act We
hear from the federal papers howIngs grOwings weeping
and wsiling and gnashing of teeth.
so shall we sirengt hened in the filth