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The hornet., 1843-08-22
DIR. HULL'S
EeUe1' and sRgNp PSHyo

n n ceFtat" ana speedy cure for Feuer and Ao,o
ne extensive prevalence in this country Of tbo+
u moqoiesome disease FEVERsAND 4GTF ~ ~ TM
TERMlTTENT FEVER, and tbe vas+ ~ -, l OF IN.
sunerlng and distress which it has occas;onoJ VI
HaIuraly led to the adoption of mbny co,,1I ~, 'I'
aiiu mixtures Tor It's mitigation and relief Aus
.I sonle ie" nave been found Temporarily bonnes
IN particular cases while the great maior;
~ Uy utterly useless but absolutely deleter;ons
Ill many instances operating as stimplor+ ~ ~
ease intended TO be cured In othor CO. 'l'e us
ilous nature OF the ingredients nsed IN tho
.o' TonlpouhaS has been found extensively
~ -, 'no CONSTITUTION, not unfreauentlv rasrit;r =:
o'Iei aecclons OF highly dangerous cbaractnrs ~
ErvPP EDS oe evident to all persons of reflection ~
FEW Eh AND AGUE, to be treatod ,,S", 1e..oil, 1lat
must be approached scentifcanv MI ..tessioliy, 80
AIio"ledge OF the peculiar character Of tt ' lul
onu particularly of the leading causas ot ~ uNease
60. Anough dlnerlng materially in MON, + r. -. ~
Vrp rom other fevers, INTER RNTTFH' " pp us
on EVER AND AGUE, is almost oIai.a
ble copd;t y uerahged and sometimes an ;rr;t
J;t:oo ooioi.ion n ol the digestive apparatus ~; |
alnon IS indicated by quick misc Us: Inns con-
ne ne nSau ana IONS, and other evidences f palh III
aioLu me desired relief by the adon,;o a
roo,o teu "a 10 operate upon the dipast;vo ra
49, '',e ahllctlng disease, and c6rroot - SonS' o
tion has ~ ',ie stomach the most earnest a,to
gentlemen of o Deeh directed by several medical
Tbo ;n,... N oACeuslVe experience and tho rsI. Il
~ VesIlgatlon is the adoption of tb leSuit Oh T
,oae lo recommended as HULLS Pills
ar prepared with the sole reference to tbs avlng
a. d,sease and with strict regard to o3;n S partlcu
+ f6praey 6e adapted to restore the dersnged SGence
move 9 neahal state and Of course to r
leneWlng the healthy action of tha ~ causes
bps bi tne effect of this medicine Is 70 'ne agestye
siije Ietenc manner upon diseases N
bese r,a,,iLa rauses w. with Fever and Apua as
y OG FGl4sied Bowel Complaint Dv,antnrg a%ong
etite Night.S~neetne Of the bowels, Want of
Estimate Complaint nvSpi Brash and that most a.
T. F q which in this country baD .e extensive pre- in
ills is ilOus an alarm For ali these dsela Coae mat ou
doses - excellent remedy Each bov tnese pr
For sale by 0He - Doilar. Pr
carrollton, Tar,b ., &C. q. & g. STANc1LL.
3-6m n
The hornet., 1843-08-22
A LIST OF LETTERS


/ II EMAINING in the Post Office At Car
IA roIlton, Carroll county, Mississinn; -,
the first day of July, 1913. which if no,
taken out before the first day of October next
Will be sent to the General Post Office as
dead letters 90
r. l. Acee--2, rev. II. Avery VIM Benet. uanr,,
baiFy' zacharlah Blackmon, WIN. c. Bryarly R. D. Rry
ary, col. s. R. bell, R. T. Bouldn NJ A. Bird miss =
DE- bliiie JhQ Billions, MISS P Britain STRANGE car
Penter' Wn' causey, walter Crippen, NJ b carrico
Gilbert cots, Abraham carroll. Lidia brake. W. W
DaVls' P h. D1llon. A. L. Ellis, W. w. Evans C.
toIoes' isaac FOSTER Horatio b. Fisher sam'l T. FUR
BuSoh, Joseph Francis, Miss Jane G. Frazier Tobn n
James clover, Dr. s. Geren, Mary GREEN ruben
Gaden, John B. Garrett Henry H. Garen Ias II cruhhs
james D. harding, Elizabeth HolbeIt James Heatb
bethany Hall, lheoflus Henrv C. w. hilton. coo w
huffman, A. A. Hasey-2, E. W. harris, truman ualto,
LOeh nan, IL, H. H. Kinds, Jesse Meath, Hemming
way clerk OF chancery court Thos B. Ives-2ps
zones w. W. Irby MISS Martha T. Jordon ~ r. ronas
hlch irwin. A. W. king, NJ. Keely, WIN. Kirkwood-3
W. T. healt-2, Win KEY, John Kyle, j. j. KELLY 7 r
Leslie, Sarah c. Legrand, G. w. Loving James MO
'onelI, AblJah Maury, John F. Martini A. l. ,JccosL;u
= = McLeidon' Jas H. Murry, DOrcas mcBroom, wn,
l "oNd'ty' Green Merudoth, D. c. HcLain, Dayid A
aoore' George W. McCarty, sarah Moorehead carr n
jarshall. Jonathan Nems-2 caSwell ye,,so,r, 49,, @
d D. Neal. Hreeh Percy, Jesse Pittman j. H. percy
oseph Persons non. ?. E. Plumner, James park
auon. John robinson, G. NJ. Rogers, Georce Roes
j. RdgeWay-o, j. P. Ransom, P. d. Roberson Rarton
ogers' wiley Rozer, Keneheon Rutf, E. B. Rnndlo =
!fs' n E. stamps, Jon. G. stewart Jas r. shackelford
lmothy \" sullivan sam'l W. smith, siddy smith. Miss
= j. socum, Edwin N. N..swnburn, calvin R. sinclair
en- Tlsdei-2, John Thompson,- H. Gram
e Iayor' Wln Terry, JOS thompson, kitty G. Tavlor
'hay " thompson, John s. Topp--2. Mrs Millv c
riiy' PANEL warren-3, Philip wilten. Gen = !
ALL cobon wooton n. II. vick, WIN. warmacb )
rs. NJ J. whitehead, robert woodan c. R. williams 5
;. wood, NJ J. wood, lewis b. wood Rev asa G
rEerlon. Ha1en -, WV. SANDERS, p. ~
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NO TTCE

on Friday, the Dist day of July next. will
in obedience to Decree of the Circuit
Court OF Carroll county, Mississippi, (Chan.
cery. side thereby sell to the highest bidder at
Puhnc saIe' on credit of twelve months, at
the Court House in the town of Carrollton.
the House and lot of ground formerly occu.
P'ed by John NJ Bright, situated west and
n,7r o the said Town. on the south side and
adl, ling the Road leading from said Town TO
Villains Landing. Said lot contains abont
llVe acres. "a particular description of bound.
res given at the sale.) Bond with at least
the purchaser. 4N''00 VI
JAS. WELLONS, Admir-
June 3rd IS43. IA e,r ero u
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ms olL was recently discovered near Burksville
nentucky' alter penetrating through the solid rock
upwards OF two hundred feet below the eartb,S sur,
Iace. II was readily supposed to be possessed of
medlca virtues, and has been applied with unnar,I.
leled success and is most highly recommended in tbe
treatment of Rheumatism, ChoHc, Burns. ScalJs-
Tesh Il Iuis' Ulcers, Pains, Bruises, Weak and Sore
Eyes lancer, Consumption, Cramp ChoIic, Couch,
Liver complaint, Phthisic, Scald-IIead Breaing nt
on the Head letter Worm, Dropsy. Badness, Grin.
pies Ear-ache, Deafness, Worms SHINGLES. Tbrnsb
~c. Also IN the treatment of the following diSea
ses IN Horses: Bots, Cholic Sore Back. Pufrifying
cores, weak Eyes, Film, Scratches, Splint, Wounds
&C &C % lar as the proprietor of the American Oil
mas been informed by those who have repeatedly MS
ed IT Tor the Cholic, they have never known it fail TO
afford relief even from the most violent attacks Of
The Cramp Cholic, within fifteen or twenty ninntes
after taking 1t, and usually il less than five ninpte
lie has never heard of its failing to effect sneady
cure for Scalds or Burns ~foN''
The above article has been left for sale b the Pro-
'rietor, at the Drug Store of Drs. Mclean g. Stons-
'ury where certificates can be seen from nersons
ghO have used the oil.
CARRoLLToS, June 10, 1913 A9I
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able wuiff, "iHn patriot mas wUIIFF ai. aaI
lament ihc nip and mIfUlf HuW being ffa
loHned under ihe inHpfure af fHo uuHrau.Ht,
etef.saf}inf and luseleH thing called auIIs
bond democracy, us it uow ulls IN majestic
bHI7ws, Wherever w. gf} ot pxeIBtItf dftu..
uon 9" lhe rights Of au-io fIe nuaigfs
Weset tait9n 81 tvuitiHtiou las we'll 1a lhr
h0nm "l States, can gain it n reception. A /
understood aud FmflIseI hv tHp ruling party {
~ Mississippi, what Is called demoefarg sIg.
nlhes, one day, r. charter aud build u1 bunas. q,
the next day, to borrow from them the largest 4
possible amount, aud The next day lo refuse 4
payment, dePrcciatc the paper aud to abuse
and repudiatc the institutions, IN every posi-. I
bic way, with loud cry Ter a goH and sfipey "a
i
such abhouent aud dctcstablo doctrines =
will meet fatal doom a the next election, if
he true spirit ismanIIcsted by the hond.payiop d,
~. ~ " .''ea's', PP'' we appear 10 the HHe
,f Jefferson, and implore them fn noi tbnir -
houIders TO the wheel and assist us in pulling an
he wheels OF State out OF the mire-aad we III
ire assured, from the tone of the Democratic ST,
'ond paying meetings which have been held ~,
q different parts OF the State that our exhor- ISL
The hornet., 1843-08-22

HAVING sold out my entire interest in the Firm of
Mcdonnell d Brown, at Williams Landing. Miss
take great pleasure in recommending Messrs. Me-.
Conneu a. brother to the public as every way compe-
tent ana fuily worthy of their patronage and conf
u'|oe |1 A. S. BROWN.
~iN'"ua' MISS, July L, 1915. l-tf
The hornet., 1843-08-22
Publishers Hall. pbiIndelebi,
IDNfNISJRlTOHS MOTIF u

IUHIWNJWII IItIH'N NUII. 4,
! ,hITEltS OF Administration having been
granted TO tie Undersigned lby the Hon.
orahle the Probate Court of Carroll connfvJ
a The June Term, 1873, upon the Estate Of
William y. Allison, deceased, notice is hereby
gwen to all the creditors Of said Estate, TO
present their claims, duly authenticated, with.
IN the time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
GEORGE IIIGHTOWER, Admir-
OF the Estate Of w. d. ALLISON. decd.
June Slb, 1Si3 I5-Gt
The hornet., 1843-08-22

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The hornet., 1843-08-22

JAMES MCCONNELL late Of the Firm of Nc.
lonnel q Brown, and RlCIrD MCCONNELL, bay.
inE purchased out Mr.. A. S. Browns interest in the
ia'e Firm' would respectfully offer their services as
general Agents and Commission Merchants ot WA
liams' Landing Mississippi.
=, We will at all times be supplied with BARRING
kope u TwiHe Bacon, Pork, Sugar, Coffee, Molassas,
&c &c, and general stock Of Shoes, Boots. Hats'
Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, Iron g. Castings,
%" We will at all times be prepared to make Gbe-
raj cash Alliances on Cotton in land
,,r MCCONNELL & BROTHER.
WILLIAMS LANDING, July l, ls43
The hornet., 1843-08-22
Stra,yeGH
February Is, 1913.

15HSl'1ls1vl-a Or, q FROM the subscriber living in
5l ss--s Caroton, a small BAY Poyy.
y roach name and tail-makes mo.
tons at pacing, and is very gentle, Any in.
formation respecting his whereabouts will he
thankfully received, and ample compensation
will be made for all necessary trouble in his
return.
G. w, H. BROWN.
June 5, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-08-22
434nl.
DISSOLUTION.

VEHHE co-partnership heretofore existing in the
Il name and style Of WooD & SrAYcrLE, IS this
day dissolved by mutual consent. &. StanciD will
settle The business Of the said firm.
J. J. WOOD.
g. STANCILL
Greenwood, Miss, April Is, 1913. Off
0r 9. Stancil viii continue business in The house
occupied By Wood & Smncill
The hornet., 1843-08-22

DR.. Smith knew child that was cured
these Lozenges, after three years suffering.
nothing else would give her the least rehs
used them in his practice for the last "
several hundred cases, and always with 4
BOY on Board of one of the New Orleans 1
cured of fits by only one dose of them
Mr' Fulsom, of Spring street, cured
children of worms by only one box
Captain Griffin, cured his child ) year
three doses she had been given up BY u
as lncurable, and was fast wasting away
most reduced to skeleton. The dOcop
tell what allied the child, AMI the fathefp
symptoms of worms, thought probably
the cause of all the difficulty, and cor
Plled to DR.. Hull, who gave her Ool
Lozenges; after the first dose the chila
ther, frightened at the large quantity
came from her. She is now as well "
any child, and no doubt has been saved y
grave by only three doses of these LO's
MIR. w. Hopewell. East Broadway
his child and they brought away wor9sr
Parents should always keep those LS'
house, for they are the best medicine y
to children afflicted WIN W.
lren will take them as readily as mos O's
ANDY. Price, twenty-five cents Ool'
ections. For sale by C. & ~
Carrollton, March 81, l843.
The hornet., 1843-08-22

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tHat haeasffHH H8fed ia isra8Hff and. at course.
eabf ifau i.H aiaarat tHa i1dfs E44H lf4m abeuee
hII u'Hpf design end idafs afa copied
We ha1n moss 10 hand sau aHmnal Paintings. bv
q e. most celebrated of'istsuf the day
4
The hornet., 1843-08-22
NEW SPRENG, SUMNER. FALL
~ AND ~
W 4 " 4 Err GOODS

ENHE undersigned beg leave to inform their old
\ customers and the public generally. that tI,ev
nave associated themselves for the purpose of trans
acnng general Retail Mercantile Business. Onr
etock beng large and fresh, and having been nnr.
pfuchased IN the best Market in the United States
VIII enable us to sell agreeable to the times We
would suggest to the public that we would he nea
10 take them through Stock before thew pIrcbose
elseWnere, "9y mere 1t consists in part as follows:
CLOIHS,-Black, Blue Invisible Graen &, Rro,,,,
heaVy lot OF Summer Coats, Pants and Vests.
Challes; Silks; Painted, Plain and Crossbard
Moushns; Lawns; Jackonet, &C.;
variety OF the latest style Prints (Frencb. Enq.
ish and American;) 1''ss
Irish, Brown, Table and Towel TinAn..
BedtCking;
~ bales heavy Brown and Bleached Donost;os.
NJ cases boots and Shoes assorted sizes and
Panama, Beaver, Russia, Leghorn and Palm Hate
assorted sizes; "'in nuts 'S'
Also
a large lot OF SADDLERY, and haovv LOT of
W EENSWARE, GLASSWARE. HAPDvApp
W.. AND CUTLERY, -NA'A
w l'h various other articles, colnprsinc alr,os+ ~
nlhg 70 De found at similar establishments 4n ~
'ection OF country. Bought expressly for tb;s
hd' all OF which, will be sold for cash m ~ 49,
nhe' 10 men OF undoubted punctualitv. 0''0'
SANDERS g. RTTSSFTT-
Carrollton, Mi, May l, 1913. = '''oI1l1G' q T. ?
I'll.
The hornet., 1843-08-22
DR.. HULL'S WORM L0zESu
DIR. LACOUNTS VEGETABLE =
ELIXIR.

A certain and imnaedia@ 7
nR. LACOUNT having appoln'so. M
~ for the sale of his valuable prVP, ,ssa y
the Tooth-Aehe, can with confidence .rs
an lnfallible cure in all cases, how M
ing relief in very few minutes ana
out any injury to the Teeth or GulllJ sbsa
property of enlivening the Gums WI IA
state, and Of restoring healthy anu y h
Price, fifty cents a vial. For say
Carrollton. March 81. Is4S.
The hornet., 1843-08-22

The stock Of MULES, HORSES, &c.. on said Plan.
lai9u--ilsa OH the iatcr... which the said tafn
IRWIN lad M Sioa, Farm. 10 c1.partuersdu with
d3HH y shE9aHlI' consisting IF Cattle Hogs Sheep
mud other stock, number Indefinite
In like manner will also be sold byus. at the resi-.
deuee Of the late John l.. Irwin, IN vicksburg ON
The BON d1y # dagua 1913.
The following negroes, to.wit Henry. AIaIinda.
sam Lucy ana infant, Julia, Sythe, Sarah, Octavia
and two children, (l.iza and Cbarlegl and AM tbc
household and Kitchen Furniture, and, also. the
stock OF Mules, Horses, DC. now remaining on the
Old River Plantation of said John L. Irwin or So
much OF leaboye property as will be sufficient to sat
isiy said Trust Deeds.
selling as Trustees we will convey such title only
as we have by virtue Of said Trust Deeds which IS
believed 10 be good WILLIAM WICK
JOHN LANE,
February Is, 1913. 5l-6m
The hornet., 1843-08-22
jon PRE.VTTVG

VI every description correctly executed at this office
with neatness and despatch, on the most
reasonable terms.
The hornet., 1843-08-22
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~
+ Ft9tfp in more than ! ,5tHl faaes T. /, =
.un.v rofiain Woru.desffoyiag N.A.'..,
afa ihe greatest discovery eeef h.t N
Che various binds Gf worms. fbsfm
dtsireasiuelf annoy both children ~ =
Diseases arise from worms. and an.,|
intense suffering and oven dpath. WA
ofug suspected grown persons y
IHf.iieted wiIb them aud afa aari1r1 h, /
plants, without any benefit. when s.s
Lozonges would speedily cure them II
inlalbble remcdy, aud So pleasant 8 h
children will take them r. readily ssgr
mint LUzounes.
SYMPTOMS or WoHH5 -fain IN N
limbs, offensive breath. rickinrat tle N.
OF the teeth during sleep. and At tns
about the lips with flushed checks. ia
nose, gnowing sensation at The ,loms6
heat over the surface Of the body, shra
shiyeriugs, headache, drowsiness, yerr
disturbed dreams, sudden startiugin ylee
and screaming with a troublesome coor
ness; thirst, plaid hue, fits, bad taste ID
s'N W "''''NaAhEs Phih III tho sunlnAW m L.
ugue, nausea, squeamishness, yonrm
leanness, bloated stomach or limbs, grina
various parts of the body, Il sense Of ans
ing in the throat, itching of the anus loH
frequent desire to pass something from
aud sometimes disch .rges of slime and ul
Read TIE foilowiag Letters
New-York, September
DEAR DooroR;-According to your y
nave used your Lozenges in several cases
md found them uniformly successful. W
iilhcultyin getting children to take them
perfectly pleasant. We shall use them }
ace whenever occasion offers, believing
he best vermifuge medicine in use, w
lsed your Cough Lozenges very e1tensivt
hem fully to answer the parpose YOU
hem for. We are yours, respectfully
ZACHARIAH B. LANE
w. E. PLEASANT, M
GREEN H. BARRY, "
The hornet., 1843-08-22
HfIairinR, Painting aIfd Trim
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Aud 80 ktuds o1 flnT Fnltttuh

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THOMAS CLARK
The hornet., 1843-08-22

3-6m.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-27
From The Constitutional (.Nioh. Ga.ette
JOHN TYLER AND THE PRESIDENCY.

The careful observer OF passing events cannot be
nsensible TO The fact that among the Of the
American People where the int-ig.cs Of political
partsans not brought to bear, the name of John
Fyer has become the rallying point for all who pre-
fer the welfare of their country TO the ascendency Of
party. Having incurred at the commencement Of
his administration the unrelentlng hostility Of Mr.
Clay and his friends because he would not Weld on
point (wbere TO have done would have been a
gross violation of his oath Of Office and having
breasted alone and almost unhcard, the whole storm
Of public opinion which had been coniured up by
The interested parisans Of Mr.. Clay, he has now II
would seem, become object OF no less hatred 10
the would be leaders of the Democratic party, the
selfconsttutcd manufacturers Of public opinion the
Globe the Argus, ct ID genus But while these two
hostile factions aided by their party machinery and
presses are loud and unrelenting IN their assaults
upon the President, the denouncing him as hav-
ing sold himself to the ultra Democrats or Locofoco
party and the other charging him from one end Of
the land to the other, with surrounding himself with
such federoi ministers as j. &. Spencer, Charles A.
Wickiile and James NJ Porter the great mass of
the people are rallying around him, and dsregardng
the mandates of leaders, they seem determined for
once TO show by their faithful attachment TO the Pre-
sident without pariy-tbat Republics ave NOT al
ooys grateful y what do the mighty movements Ia
New jersey Ohio, and last, though not least in
the Empire State indicate, and to what do they tend
Is II not plain that for the are true TO
themselves, and are determined, regardless of the
cries and threats of the Globe and its allies the ura
fcderasts, TO trample under their feet hydra party
aud TO ru uuder the lead VI that faithful friend of
the Constitution John Tyler to the rescue of bleed
ing an PROSTATE country Nor LET the political
deceive themselves with the vain hope
that thoy will be able to the progress of til,
peaceful revolution liz the success. Of those prince
Piles with which tie Administration is identified th,
great Interests OF the people involved, aud they
will never be betrayed abandoned. Those princi-
pies are embodied IA the address Of the great meeting
of the eople at tie city Of New York on the I5th,
composed OF seven thousand freemeu. Let every pa
trlol IN The country, LET every who dete mined
to act according to the dictates Of his own opinion
regardless Of the influence Of Others examine well
these principles and the general measures OF the Nd
aud then Judge for lhemselves-for our
part we adopt these principles, and with them we
are determined 10 stand or fail.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-27

bsesu.s hs could uAIsa sil lhs oid Harrison bemo,
cras and bring strength that no other candidate
might DO able 10 do. The recent overwhelming ma
jority in The city Of New York, and The triumph 10
The State Of Connecticut, where The friends Of The
al ministraton acted in unison with the Democratic
party fully demonstrate what good results might flow
from such union In another point Of view, Also
the best ends nigh, be promoted by The nomination
of MIR Tyler. Pennsy lvania, il IS said, prefers Mr.
Buchanan South Carolina, MIR Caihoun,-otier
States prefer Mr.. Van Buren,, Sci but IN ALL we be-
ieye Mr. Tyler is the second choice, and his selec-
ton might be received more harmonously than that
of any other gentleman. | respectfully ask the DE
mocraiic people 10 ponder seriously upon the sub
ieet as a thorough union is absolutely necessary to
success in 1874 The Republicans have been sepa-
rated, but permanent union may now be effected
among old Democrats and upon basis honorable TO
all Let but prudence and iibcraliiy govern, all "il
be well and the same harmony which now peryades
the Democratic ranks will be continued, as President
Tyler and his friends over the whole country, have
taken their position upon the platform oil democracy
and there they will ever be found. subscribe my
self what have always been,
JErrERsosIAs DEAOoRAr.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-27
THE HUGHES FAMILY,

BY reference to an advertisement in another
column it will be perceived that the Hughes
family will continue TO give concerts on this
evening, and also on Friday and Saturday. In
addition, several Indian chiefs of the Seneca ma
ton will appear, and thus add additional interest
TO the entertainment. The Governor Of Penn
sylvania says, in certificate, that the deporl-
ment Of these sons Of The forest, duriLg theirre-
cent sojourn at Hsrrisburgh $50 far as the same
has come under his observation, has been cha
racterized by a s,lict sense of dccorum and pro.
prety, so as to enlite them TO the consideration
of the public"