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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
From The Gardens Of E. Risty &. Co.,
Fredonia, Chatauqne Co., ". York.
BEANS White Cranberry,
do Early Shaker,
BrET White French Sugar,
Early White Scarcl,,,
Large Red,
Mapeei Wnrt,el or Fitld,
Long Blood.
Blood Tulnip;
Bnoccoti
CABBAug Large Drum Head.
Green Savoy,
Red Dutch,
Yellow Savoy,
Early York,
Fine Savoy,
CARAVAN,
CARROT Long Orange,
Altringhshi,
CAutIrtowRR,
CUCUMBER Early Frame,
Early Short,
Early Cluster.
=" Stones Long Green,
Com Sweet or Sugar,
Early Golden,
CELERY Whine Solid.
CpR'ANpsR,
CRtss Or Pepperstass,
Garden or Broad.lesf,
LETTucE Brown Silesie,
Green lce-head,
" Early Siesio,
" London Head
-" Wilson. Early Cabbage,
Large Head,
Large Green,
MELON Water, Long Island.
Musk, Fine Yellow,
Lsrge Can,elope,
MUSTARD White, or English,
Large Black French,
DIXON Large Red,
Large Yellow Dutch,
White. or Silver Skin,
PAhsSlP Large Dutch,
PEAS Early Frame,
PEPPER Large Red.
Large Squash,
PUMPKIN Sweet Golden,
RADisH Early Scarlet Short Top.
Early Scarlet Frame,
Long White Naples,
White Turnip,
= Fall or Spanish,
SAFFRON
SATISFY, Or Vegetable Oyster,
SUMNER SAvoRY
Squash Dutch Summer.
White Winter Cushaw,
Winter Crook-neck
TOMATO Large Red,
IuRslP Rutabaea,
White French
Flat Dutch, or Winter,
Yellow Maltese,
All Of which have just been received and 70
sale by THOMAS C. SMITH.
s-ALSO-
Agreat variety of Flower Seeds of all desc,ir
lions tor ofnsmenting yards and gardens.
T. c. SMITH.
January 90, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

A FRESH supply of Oysters 10 the she'll
IN which will be sold by the bushe, peck or
half peck. Also Fruits and Confectionery, such
as Prunes, Bunch Raisius, Figs and Nuts of all
kinds. Candy OF all sorts, for sale low. By
GEO. RAENHALa
December I.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
SHOE BLACKING AND MATCHES.

SUPERIOR paste Backing, 64 cents per box
- Friction Matches CTS. per box, warranted
good for sale by S. M. e. A. X. PElSER.
February2.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

The Hong Kong Gazette Of September
30 announces the abolition of the hong
merchants monopoly. The captured
been commenced between the English
and Chinese in the Yang tse-kiang.
Bodies of British troops were to be sta
toned at Hong Kong, Kooloonsoo and
Chusan.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

1T FlAsF
t.3i'- Rec. aa,i Levi Aeesl aw, aim 'efs - Nafy
dotas' o i.ca., Mare, Jchasos. Sasuel Ian
aea Amy hi- xtsrs hate anns l,has,,0 Il. test
johnson, Ah'sil.n, Jost.spa and loha j .husnn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

bihGtNiAs-In the Circuit sufsre4t CO., of
ia~ aad chsaeety To- Beisel-s county J,as-
e,s Rates 1919
" iilis,v hs,r, y4F
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

At the same time and place, will be offered fr
sale the Personal Property Of the deceased, con-
sisting of RIDING HORSE. and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

VIRGINIA --At Court heid for Betteley conn
" at the Court haase, on Monday the 9th day
of January, 1913,
John Fis1burn, piff.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
NOTICE..

Feb. Is. 1919 -2m
The hornet., 1843-07-11
pember EIfff1ea /.

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ihis etuatf . 'ts astf Hafsmtsf sisftan.
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e. fshdas's ~ fs.e'sffiHn e. fhs eaes ~ Cssk n
fhs fiffuf EaHf ~ fsff4Ii county II Ha awsf No
FeH5af afefHsH fHae fgfh. talA
MsI fANfa " rUNN ne efsssh, lafamA~hi.
hss feHHesfei - r. *HH4uhfa hs Haas - randlafa
faf Ae#eeaef ~ Carroll saaHfFt af iaa aen November
slaatian lnna l9th, tBfJ
ROBERT CROSS. Ewf has faqaa,,sd .. ~ en-.
HaHaee hi4 name candidate ~ rfobats tadaa 0f
Carroll f9Hnfys sf n.s heFi November election.
MORGAN tAUbLE, hss requested - % snnoanse
bis name fandidsfs f8f Treasurer N Carroll eoHn.
~ AZ tae nest November sleetiuns tane 10. tat9
SAMUEL HART Tho present incumbent he's re-
qHeaied u# ~ announce he naple as eandidats for
Che Probate Ciefksbp ~ Carroll county, A. the nest
November eeefihn tuns 10. lgtg.
The hornet., 1843-07-11
h gLTEpLg8 MAN

: most singular aod eapfieioa'
Bfs. IL given by the Cincinnati
n TIE eaae of q mtn who dpas
. lbs sleeping sen'aiions usually
bole human race liz name is
resides 10 The city of boston
recent account given of him.
vas born with a. many natural
b. persons, and rest by sleep was
ahd that he grew up 10 the en.
ibn generally supposed require.
pp until be was ~ years of age -
b., one would suppose, to have
sabii of sleeping too inyetcrate to
Rmnscd with. But this was not
was just Mt that late period Of
discovered the astonishing capa-
! /, physical powers, and found that
wasting many precious hours IN
sleep. While confined in London
sars and eight months, he thinks il
acquired this habit, of living with.
After his liberation, and on his
he United States, he braved the
he ocean Tor forty.two days with
I a wink. After taking warm
pt soundly, and from that time for
hree years he did not Sleep
and other medical aids were ad-
but produced no drowsiness, but
Fary made him sick.
| Iy part of 1887, while in Ohio,
tked with crysipelas in. the leg,
Five months was without Sleep
health has changed for the better,
as he is able to take exercise, he !
u get well. On various occasions !
as been almost asleep. This may
as one of the strangest phenome-
|e.
The hornet., 1843-07-11
~ CIR CULAR. IN

GREENWOOD, Miss July |, Is43.
SIR ~ 7-
We adopt this method in Offering you our services
as FORWARDING & Commission MERCHANTS We
have good Ware House and Cotton Shed at this
place. Our personal attention will be given TO ali
consignments addressed to our care
We have on hand good stock of Rope & Bagginp.
Sugar, Coffee, Salt, ron Nails &c; and as the sea-
son advances we expect other and further supplies
Groceries and Staple Goods; oil of which we WIN
sell low for CASH or CoTroN
Should you favor US with your business and orders
for Goods, they shall be filled at the lowest market
price.
We will make Cash advances on Cotton in hand
Respectfully, yours, &C.. Ta
Jas. G. ALLEN, ALLEN g. MILLER.
w. N. MlLLER.S
The hornet., 1843-07-11
Died ,

In this place, Thursday the 29th ult, at the res
idence of DR.. ]. A. j. Askew, Miss Rosa ANN HER
RING, aged is years months and s days.
Alas! who tell the foreboding ,of moments un-
revealed. Time! the destroyer of departed worth;
the witness of buried generations may give the faint
echo-but to man-weak and feeble man--Christ did
not ordan that he should know and solve the prob
lens of his mysterious works. But yesterday, as it
were, we plainly before eyes, in full vgor
of life and animation the form of the deceased youth
She dreamed not at that moment of her juvenile gay
ees and plea in anticipation of the future that
her stay earth to be so short. All was buoy
ancy and life with herhealthy and fresh as the bud
ding rose opened by the mornings dew-her friends
did not think there danger lurking in her body
But was differentwith the setting of the sum- the
flower closed to ope no more-it faded-it died.
In the domestic walks of life, she all that heart
could wish-amiable, kind and consoling to her pa
rents--the hope and pride of the family. Her un-
timely death is regretted by ALL but such is the debt
of nature-the pale messenger will ere long call at
the door of ALL and bid them depart to the unknown
abode of departed millions "Be We prepared also
for ye know not the day nor the hour when the son
of man cometh."
"Happy soul thy days are ended
All thy mourning days below,
Go by angel guards attended,
To the sight of Jesus go.
Waiting to receive thy spirit,
Lo! the Saviour stands above;
Shows the purchase of his merit,
Reaches ont the crown of love ="
The hornet., 1843-07-11
A LIST OF LETTERS

n A@hoA vi El(So SET
X EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Gar.
rolton, Carroll county, Mississippi, on
the first day of July, 1913, which If not
taken out before the first day Of October next.
will be sent to the General Post Office as
dead letters
E. l. Acee-2, rev. II. Avery VIM. Benet. uanrv
Barry, zacharah Blackmon, WIN. C. Bryarly R. n prv
arly, col. s. R. BELL r. T. Bouldn, M A. Bird mise :
D. Blffe, mo- Blllons Miss Brittan Stra nee car
penter, WIN. causey, walter crippen, N a cSrr;co
Gilbert cots, Abraham carroll. Lidia brake, W. "
DAVIS P. x. Dlllon. a. L. Ellis, w. w. Evans a.
FORBES, isaac roster, Horato B. FISHER saml r ra,r
guson, Joseph Francis, Miss Jane G FRAZIER Tobn :
Grey, James clover, Or. Geren NARY Green R,tho
Gaden' John B. Garrett, henry Garen, Jas H. crDbla
James D. Harding, Elizabeth HobeIt, James Heathss
Bethany Hall, 1heotlus Henry, C. w. hilton Geo ~
huffman, a. A. Halsey-2, E. W. Harris Truman t,alt,xS
Eoen Hail, lr-2, H. H. Kinds, Jesse Heath Hernmino
way, clerk OF chancery court. Thos. B. Ives-2 r.
Jones' w. w. Irby, Miss Martha T. Jordon N n ronas
hlch lrvln. A. W. king, M. Keely, WIN. kirkwood-9
W. P. Keali--2, WIN. Key, John kyle, J. ]. Kelly
Leslle, Sarah c. Legrand, Loving. James M
conell, AbiIah Maury, John F. Martin, A. l. MccasiT
A }. McLeldon, Jas NJ. Murry, Dorcas McBroom. w,r,
H. Mccarty, Green Merridoth, D. c. McLain nayid :
MOORE George W. mccarthy, sarah Moorehead carr :
Marshall Jonathan Nems-2, caswell Newsom R,.e,
J. D. neal. Green Percy, Jesse Pittman j. NJ perrs
Joseph PERSONS, non. F. E.. RUNNER, James Park
Fauon, Johh ROBINSON, G. NJ. Rogers, George ROSS
C. - Rldgeway-5, J. P. Ransom, D. Roberson Barte
rogers, wiley Rozier, Keneheon Ruff, E. b Rundle-
Mrs N E. stamps, Jon stewart JaS R. shack elfosa
Timothy W sullivan, saml W. smith, sitdy smith. s;ss
NJ J. slocum, Edwin N. swinburn, calvin r. sinclaS~
Ken Tisdel-2, John Thompson,-Wm. H. Oram--..
Lee Taylor, wn Terry, JOS. thompson, kitty ravlor
Moray thompson, John S. Topp-2 Mrs. M;n..
wrily, PANEL warren-3, Philip witen, Gen
wall, cobon wooton. N. H. vick, wn warns
mrs. NJ. ]. whitehead robert woodan C. a. willisse
J. J. wood NJ J. wood, lewis B. wood. Rev.
Yelverton.
WV. SANDERS. r.
The hornet., 1843-07-11
OtiCe.


TTNHE subscriber having located himself in the
Il town of Carrollton, Carroll county, Mississippi,
next door to the Printing Office, and on the south
side of the Public Square, intends keeping constantly
on hand fresh supply of
Groceries, QWeetstCGre, Hard
aCGrc, Sc,
And has now the following articles, which he offers
on the most reasonable terms for CASH ONLY, viz:
Sugar, Coffee, PO,0der and Shot; Shoes of
all qualities; Tobacco, Candies, Operas, Gin
ger, AH-Spice, Black Pepper, ALum, Brim-
stone, EPSON Sails, Castor OIL, Spirits of Tur-
pentine and Copel Karnish; Queenswdre and
Hardware; CdlicoeS. MuslinS, and a great
Udriety Of other articles.
Also, he carries on the SADDLERY & HARNESS
MAKING, and REPAIRING business,-and war
rants his work to be executed with neatness and de-
spatch, on terms agreeable to the times.
II. w. GARRETT.
July IL, 1919. l-tf
The hornet., 1843-07-11
Llrsfpsf fkuif gfla


Ff1m fha hfIsHsa Reflector
WHES IS rtfg TIME 10 bfH
fstai fba aisd sad habay ftifd.
WH8ss haafs we're fliaA nIfh fawsfs.
Whose aiienfy aHah wnv free sHA slid
Among fha rtne wteafhel .awef8t
] iefDseed bef sHnny path 8hf fuef.
"WhaH u tIie time ~ die."
"Nei yeti n1f tef'H ne emd fsplled.
And swiftly bounded Nv.
{ asked q maiden, back shs throw
The ffeasas NJ her hair
erefs traces DER heffheeks knew.
Like pearls They glisfcncd there,
A lash passed Ger her ily brow,
heard bhr spirit sigh
"Ngt uow she cried, "Oh nul not now.
Youth II np time To- diei"
asked a mother, as she pressed
Her first born In her arms,
A gently on her tender breast
She hushed her babes alarms,
In qmyerng tones her answer eamc,-
Her eyes were dim with tears,
"My boy his mothers life must claim
For many, many years"
questioned one in manhood's prime,
Of proud and fearless air,
His brow was furrowed not by time,
Or dimmed by woe or care.
In angry accents he replied.
And flashed with scorn his eve;
Talk not to ME Of death" he cried,
"For only age should die"
questioned age; for him, the tomb
Had long been all prepared
But death, who withers youth and bloom,
This man Of years had spared.
Once more his natures dying fire
Flashed high, as thus he cried;
"Life! only life is my desire!"
Then gasped, and groaned, and died.
asked a Christian; an;--"Answer thou
When is the hour of DEATH"
A holy calm was on his brow
And peaceful was his breath
And sweetly DER his features stole
A smile, light divine;
He spake the language of his soul,-
"My Masters time is mine!''
The hornet., 1843-07-11
CARRoLLroN, Nj, July s, 1874
To CHAs. P. SHEPPARD, Esq.

CARRoLLToN, MI, July s, lS43.
MeSSrs. g. w III. Bro,cn and j. r. AyreS:
GENTLEMEN-The manner in which you
have been pleased to refer to the address de-
livered by me on the Anniversary of our Ma
tonal Independence, would have induced me
to have prepared and returned you copy,
for publication; but as my remarks were such
as were only suggested to my mind on the
occasion, and not having deemed that they
merited or were worthy Of further considero-
ton, rs not in my power at present to COM
ply with your request.
Yours, &C.,
Very truly,
CHAS ?. SHEPPARD.
The hornet., 1843-07-11
CARRoLLroN, MI, July 6, lS43.

Dear Sir: The undersigned, who were ap-
pointed committee to select an orator of the
day, in celebrating in suitable manner the
6Sth Anniversary of our National Independ-
ence, cannot withhold the expression of their
sincere qualification at the successful and hap.
py selection made.
The object sir, of the present communica-
tion is, to request, in behalf of the large and
enthusiastic multitude present on the occa-
sion, that you furnish the undersigned with a
copy of your able and eloquent remarks de-
livered on the 4th inst, for publication.
In making this call, sir, we feel confidently
sure, that we but reflect the unanimous wishes
of the numerous and attentive concourse of
persons in attendance, and hope that it may
suit your convenience in this respect to COM
ply with their request.
Very respectfully, &c,
G. w. II. BROWN,
]. F. AYRES.
~ T.,.c
The hornet., 1843-07-11

lISG IN ITS PROPER PLAcE.-The
contains a communication upon
ETY. OF chewing tobacco in church,
pools on the floor, together with
ncles connected with this practice
our views precisely. What is
|ng than to see a beautiful miss in
|lnknowingly drag her new satin
Bh a pool of tobacco juice. We
Thing more so; and will say TO the
IN our vicinity, that If they do
the abominabIe practice, we shall
sh, procure their names and hand
0 the ladies'. The old men must
'ecomes persons of an experienced
Will prepare a dose for them.
The hornet., 1843-07-11

Millff, which apifAfA ~ lhm daFf psprf'
We sl,ouId ~ grallGsd to hsys the nsme,
n ihs nominees fsf fbs teglslaiUfs, that ihs
paislie epid sss wba they as
Mas OatsAss MAHsrf The Ns~ Odssa,
DUllsfn ~ lhs ~ int. sayN The demsaf
~ sH descriptions ~ psefrhaHilfs hst heeH
ysfy Inactive dpf1g tis lsti tbfvs daYf Tie
psst u pfgtuea ngw - hsad j. ~ llRii that
ftisHWFs lmaRfioHf afs usis wif4 much
fsifiealif We agfies tpt isv ebsHrst IL
pixies
fgifgs - b. TpsaitfY ~ Cotton toll sH.ss
th~ fseHfpt "A seftnl4it Tram Itfsfs psf o.
iaHitiY ist hssH Haits fnsli sfbf ani strsediaK
49, aesf*fs a 80 bales ~ Aem ~ che lssi
ttfss 1tYf the dsmfnf 0fhi. sa1 fbs isw
ffffaf h4hIaH tiefsf #fs laflen0aT ~ mfni.
test EHHt.lsfktfs HUt.etg 1sal. 8ad hgld aaf
ff8afsd fsfst 8t Inducements ~ purchaser.
sod iH msHY fftfs ~ ~ f.Hbaae. ~ fhat ms
nay stfs#t fVeH = further dfebas ia pf.ess.
aHf HHiI fHi \ sHimHfisl e.. a1f HHfsst msftf
faHflHas 88H sol laaetgs
The hornet., 1843-07-11
JAMES MCCONNELL,
A. s. BROWN,
WILLIAMS LANDING, July /, 1st3

JAMES MCCONNELL late of the Firm of Nc.
Conne e. Brown and RICH'D MCCONNELL. hay.
ing purchased out Mr.. A. s. Browns interest in thd
late Firm, would respectfully offer their services a.
general Agents and Commission Merchants at viii
lams' Landing, Mississippi.
We will at oil times be supplied with Bapcing,
Rope a. Twine; Bacon, Pork, Sugar, Coffee, Moasses
sc, &C., and general stock Of Shoes, Boots, Hats
Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, Iron g. Castings
OF We will at all times be prepared TO make libe-
raj cash adrdnces on Cotton in hand
MCCONNELL g. BROTHER.
WILLIAMS LANDING, July |, 1543
The hornet., 1843-07-11

HAVING sold out my entire interest in the Firm Of
Mcconnell e. Brown. at Williams Landing, Miss
take great pleasure in recommending Messrs. Me-
Connell o. Brother to the public every way compe.
tent and fully worthy of their patronage and conf
dence. A. s. BROWN
Grenada, Miss, July /, 1913. I-tf
The hornet., 1843-07-11

8,olsms n Celsy's l'a,lyf Ilgos
a .sE
y Al wlh fhs hfRt ~ WV HfFfFffH
l., sss Pfstteet,s 90 fret SIDE n
We are flly satisfied, bay.
l. anissi NJ ths wefs sod e.
|of,b fbsreaghly, ibat = ehsspsf.
l. alter conducted literary wofs
.tls ihs ffalted siatss Please
|,ss. sad lafuafi lie amount ~
. mmsdia'sly
The hornet., 1843-07-11

gEnlIE Firm u MacoNFtL Bnowx has thss day
dissolved by limitation and by mutual consent.
AH persons indebted 70 said Firm, arc requested 10
eoma forward and make immediate payment; and an
persons having claims against the firm vail present
them to James Mcdonnell who is fully authorized 20
close the cOnceln.
The hornet., 1843-07-11

\ n laryoi bot 70 those Who
I,,l,, for aa Immortality n la"'
=, williap to Dig deep 70 dis
II tous,ala oftah 70 those "l'
1 .slsnes. NTH ~ t'sif' sod ~
by easiiiog them 10 strip
Il.,t..ai. and tsaelsry, of their
/ g,..s. sad 70 bold 'lsm ~ 10
IL lsfsfuliy % ilis ga,s' sad
Laasl,aa N TIE wofLl 70 resist
H., wfaas, 'lbs yila mps's
- detect sol punish efims
s.sttl.a lasaessi 10 uglggss ll's
III fi.s aafgfispsie, abI lid ibs
Io ilgss ~ho fhii 'i'hiY,
4, sspsf dail never llfss9ais "
The hornet., 1843-07-11

~, - THE VALLEY OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
"eWard @SSa trade to New Orleans is es-
/ :, .S,isSS,Uo,OoOO,OOO, ! oo the upward and re-
n,;E a. ESlOO,OOO,OO0, which amount is
|e;n unions less than the value of The
gn ',, trade Of the United States, ex-
,;p' poFl' Tor lS4l In l842 the amt
] a s,s. on the Mississippi was as fol-
cos' t'Hers, Sa oaggreate tonnage 10000,
Ir.on. sOss S7,,OCoOO,OoO, 70 employing about
ii dan, do,,. The amount of freight car
O"n The river annually is estima-
The hornet., 1843-07-11

are unadulterated devils when they
On 10 do any mean actor when
Old OF christian faith, and the other
and good qualities which should :
sex. The Nashville Whig gives an
dlsgraceful fight which took place
uros OF that city, between three wo-
ia !, Folly Mccoy, Mrs. Young and
|oa'terheld. The two latter named,
cams on Polly and beat her to death
'nocking manner. Since that time
made their escape to parts unknown.
! 'AlioN IN MARVLAND.---Th Democ-
'ne city of Baltimore lately held a
aud respectable meeting in Monu-
sre' and denounced in unmeasured
|OOctrlne of Reputation. What say
! Anti-bOnders---the principles you
pot countenanced even by your own
Of the State.
The hornet., 1843-07-11

pf y, u. Ieffell The Battle Gell. ~ lie
apet'saH hsyolplioB Stop sirang.ff lby
ifad y on ground eossseratsd by H. tia,.i
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home. and return again, charging mileage both
was, AS to what they have done by way Of legls-
laton, it is not necessary to 60 into details; their
acts of commission, ms well AS omission, have been
too plainly ana painfully visible TO the eyes of the
whole country. Week after week, and month
after months, have been spent in desperate efforts
10 enlrap, embarrass, and break down the Chief
Magislrury of the nation Selfish ambition, slnls-
Ter projects, and political ntrgues, have stood be-
fore aud above the interests of The country. A Ia
rr has been passed, which works the double nju
~ of diminishing the revenue and destroying the
commerce. of tue country. a bankrupt law has
been passed, TO erpunge the debts of such men ms
Webb and his fellow spectators and having etlec-
ted its object, it has been repealed. the public
lands have been given away and taken back again.
The Independent Treasury has been repealed, and
nothing put in its place.
"Bnl we forhear To parlicuarise. As we have
said, the power of the hard cider Congress has
passed away. The period of its existence will
hereafter be looked back upon rs the dark age
in our history. Long, long may il be before we
experience another return of it, From its OF gin
and ils progress, the American people should learn
an important lesson They should sec That Il cor
upt tree cannot bring forth good Fruit and tina, an
unhallowed excitement, in which appeals are made
to the most depraved passions of our nature, in
stead Of to the reason and The conscience, will
never fail of producing just such disgracelul and
lamenlabc results as we have Witnessed"
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