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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
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IL The Astor, City Howards, franklin. ard other pron
Hotels of the city having discovered that reduction
Of their prices becoming absolutely necessary have ae
length yielded the imperousness of the tines bat not
whstandng, they have really made dining cheaper 10
the citizens than before.
The subscriber not intending to follow In The wake or
halfway measures but 10 he 10 the van of Reform cem
mences the campaign by opening THIS DAY Table
dh9e or Ordinary a. ~ M & ana n,, S.s
made Dishes Pastry Ac served in style thai shall no
be surpassed in The superb Dning Halls of ,he Naon@
Gentlemen whose business calls them In The lower part OF
the city, any in fact WHO prefer choosing their own TINE
for dining TO the arbitrary hour OF the expensive Hotels
above nsed land equally we'll served ere invited TO pa
.ronze This establishment
Parties desrous Of dining in private, be 50 served IL
apartments ofunsurpassed beauty.
Ales Porers Wines and Liquors Of the best qaay. az
reduced prices
Elegantly farnished chambers can be bad s,
ru25 lwis JOHN COfTEK.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
IA OYSTER BAY, L. I.-Village Ho-

;;s tel TO LET for more years. The premises
inc Townsend Parish consisting OF twin buiidings,
and connected together by piazza Also barns carriage
house and sheds, large and superior kchsn
TIE s,esboa, American Eagle 70 the village tnlee
times per week stages twice per day 10 Hclsvil tne
road depot The roads In the vicinity good, sso tae
scenery psssingt romantic The bay noos enc
in every particular. any further Information can DC 'D-
- &. H TOWNSEND. rear the premises Or
ma steod- E. LUDLAM, AZ gafolksTeeI, sewtfSsA-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

.Bdss Mars Hii Cray, Gesrgetowu sc, Bret, & vose
Magnolia, Hitchcock, Mobile, E Huribut Co; Meta.
nora A,hby Apalachico!a 60; Amea MulholIaud, Mil
and Pot LeonJ ogden; Sw htg wexsra Rnloson Stock
holm, seornan, Johnston 90; brig Neuvas, McF sEland
Scars Thsdeus DriscoIl NerfoIk S,urges Chairman
Iodine; Slew, Philadelphia, A Cooley.
ARRIVED.
Bark clarsa, OF Brunswick Me- Lun % ds I'm Port LIE.
on coitE 10 master March ls in lat IS IS, Ion u So e
in with reck of brig Eba Purkis Providence from Ha
vansah for Providence and took off captain and hay
ns days provisions while lying too gale from ESE
shipped sea- carrying away rudder bead stern post. b9
the brig sunk shortly after leaving her Capt Purks re-
turns bis sincere thanks Capt Lunt for MS geutenany
klndaesa 10 himself and crew for rescung them from
terry grave.
Bark eazer. Crockett, 20 ds m Mobile cotton to master
March 3 Sst lon IS 90 spoke schr Elizabeth I'm Aaka
pas for NJ sailed in company with Action, NY bark Den
Juan for Boston Mariene Tor do
siig Hyder ALL Csrrck 90 ds im Msyaguez Pr $50 bids
spoke ship Adirondack from Liverpool for Mobile De,
sired TO be reported The has been II days the
Coast with continual gales from the west 10 WNw, men
Brig Dmon, Robinson ds I'm Charleston, cotton &c to
D9nham u .ta K L Dimsnn5 passeneers ..,.a
Lewis, sac to Smith, $1,000 10 Aymar, sIs0oto
Buck. 5000 10 order
TO Miller. 3e"'' '''s' - ''uA''
schr David Risley, calin ds fn Roanoke River, cy.
press shingles 10 Williams / Norham
fee to S ~ Lewis
BELOW-l brig. Wind ENE, with snow,
MEMORANDA.
Ship Roscius, Collins, is detained until to-day, owing
the east wind.
THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAIL.
From our Philadelphia Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, March S7-P NJ.
Cleared this af,e:noonRrigs Cumberland, Adams, Per-
nambuco and markets Espeleta, Ames, Rarhsaces. al
cemus Skoield. NO.
Schr T Hatfield Ingersol, Nj.
Steamboat Erickson Layman, Baltimore.
Ne arrivals up 10 O'Clock.
Weather cold and storny-Wind SW.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

XKT TATCHES lower than ever.-ln con-
wv sequence OF the reduction Of duties by The a,a
tariff the subscriber selling bis stock Of Gold and SIres
OF new and splen pailerns and Jewey at retail .:
considerable reduction from former prces being mueh
the city Geld Watches az low as geo 10 SO s1c!'
Watches and Jewery exchanged or bought AL 'ss:I.
warranted To keep good time the money retrrGeb
Watches and Cacks repaired in the best manner @at
ranied at much less than the usual prices.
a. o. ALLEN Importer of Wstches and jewt lery,
nI7isa wharsae and sta.i 81 Wsi!.st.. stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
Uonrs UaIendnr This Hsax,

coMaos PLKAs.-Nos. 90, SO, 81, SO, 40, Al,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

T Persons interested in the opening of ssh and S7th
and The Eleventh Avenue and Madison Avenue, are
requested TO call at II. Motifs Office, No. Wallstrees on
the Gath ns, at O'Clock P. M. in-S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

TROCERiES-A very large and choice
assortment. of fresh family groceries. &c received
and for sale wholesale aud retail at the lowest market
prices for cash, by J. u. u. FUWLEk,
Grocers, $50 GreeGwchstreet, corner OF Murray.
H. B. Families and Boarding House Keepers that pay
rhss;no eIsswhere ul25 Sis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

NOTICE.-By virtue of Landlords
Warrant, will expose for sale at public vendue,
Wednesday the 2eh March Instant O'Clock in theore
noon lsthsree between The 9Th and 7h avenues cop
per boiler stoves and pipes CARTS barrels and conens
! grndstone, wheel-barrow, clock steam engine,
pipes and shang, dippers set Of harness charcoal
wagon, &c. Sale positive. ALFRED ROACH,
March 8, 1e4S. ul23 2t$ Constable.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

49, ~ enIoSh. Attention.-A meeting OF the = n
'N' cs,ion will be held on Tuesday 2sth iaian s
,orroe Hail corner OF Pearl aad Cenl-e 'fsets al S
cl"ck p NJ Every member IS requested 70 auend' d. w.
s;ues NJ great importance will be transacted -,
BY order, >. eAieh
LcARLVlsLE'} GssV Vice, Presidents
?. STAaTs, ST s,ssos sscrc;aries, mq
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
SALES oFREAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

By j. NJ. Miller 3- Co.
House and lot 675 Hroadway-hoIse 25 by so #, lot
Is by 200 feet, ruanng through and fronting on
By E. II. Ludlou.
? story brick honse Euber ct, car Coster-ie,22
Fl front, rs # side 81 the other 800
By Halliday 8. Jenkins.
story house ana lot q Lafayette Place, 25t by l45
u.
sO lots on l2s,h and SOh ss 1lth and 9th soee
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28


FELLOW CITIZENS.
WE
are bound to
believe it, from the very
circumstance, that all who take
Dr. SwAYNE's Compound SyrEp Of Will
Cherry, do say, that II far e1ccia all other Me-
Or rising sensation in the threat bronchitis,
Wioopins Cough, ASTHMA, weakness of
the nervous SYSTEM or impaired
constitution, from any cause,
and 10 prevent persons
from falling into
Decline, this me-
diciDe has no
equal
CAUT1ON-Al preparations .rem this valuable tree,
cept the above, DR.. Soaynss Compound Syrup of Hid
Cherry fictitious and counterfeit Prepared only by
Dr.. Swayne, No. 81 Forth Sixth street, Philadelphia.
Fo. sale oay DR.. w. H. Minors Drug Store No. i92
Broadway, corner OF John.st. R23 luF
p.w. W. Chesier & Ce., l91 Broadway, cor.
ner OF Deysee invite the attention OF their friends and
The public to their large assortment Of Carpengs and Floor
Cloths, which they constantly making additions, and
which they oerng very reduced prices correspond
ing the times Persons about furnishing houses
ing any article in line, will fad TO their advantage
call and examine our assortment before purchasing. Is
U This Day PubiisheS.-MAsoNs tae smile
edition The following Magssines for March, vz-Blacs.
woods Magazine the Dublin University Magaz ns and the
London Christian Observer Subscriptions received BY
& JOSEPH MASON, Publisher i09 Broadway.
II The Edinburgh Review, No. la5, and the London
Quarterly No. 49, are in press and will shortly be pub.
lishsd, #"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

VTTATCHES, Jswelry, Silver Ware, &c
Wv by z. & 8. g ROCKWELL,
IN a,t.. M Asins Houss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

"O OPHYSIClANS.-A small neat Drug
Store for sale very cheap stuated $40 Bowery ahrst
rate place Physician, person wishing 10 commence
The business the assortment is very complete The
house well the let very low the present oecu-
pan going 10 leave. Inquire the premises. nl25 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

IL Lecture eu {" sscinl servitude." fci
the benefit the Halt Orphan Asylum will be de!vs.e by
Bishop Hughes at the Broadway Tabernacle, on Wecnes
day evening, March g, at II oclSck
Tickets ito admit Gea:lenss and ady) can be obtained
Ca,hclio CHURCHES and the door on the evening
toe Lecture. m273Lf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

WHEN OF old the daring Knight
Sought the foe on battlefield,
Firm he donned his armor bright
Seized the spear and raised the shield.
Hurting arrows filled the air;
Lances shiv'ring flew around;
Old and and young, and brave and fair,
Bleeding, sought the purple ground.
Foremost in the battling crowd,
Speeds the steel-clad warrior by:
Rings the clamor wild and loud,
Thicker still the arrows hy.
On his breast the lances shiyer-
Fast their swords the foemen WELD,
And the arrows, broken, qulver,
Falling, harmless, from his shield
Thus may'st thou an image find,
Leaning on Life's battlefield,
Amor round thy limbs to bind,
Selling firm a trusty shield.
Man an errant warrior is,
Dcath-ward fighting bold his way
Rocks among, and Wilderness,
Or where pleasant valleys lay
Wouldst thou ever victor be,
Der thyself, and DER the world,
Press thou onward valiantly,
Where the lance and dart are hurled!
Bind thy limbs in amor sure;
View with care the battle field /;
From thy soul by watching pure,
Seize bright and trusty shield
Then in vain shall arrows fly;
Spears shall shiver on thy breast;
With bright, unflinchlng eye,
May'st thou win the warriors rest!
or,e;ri Ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

But 10, he Stars are waning, and the dawn
h'ashes aad burns a,hwar, tbe east-behoid.
ne ra''y san, behind the oplaad lawn
hooSsosf the SUNNI, with from; Of gold;
o".S rom his heaming brow the raists are rolled
gncLs ,,ood. - ~t ss e'!seai tower ei moFn'
The trembling de~s grow bnrb,er on ,be thorn.
And Nature smiles as flesh as if Sut lerly born.
God OF the bouEdlsss Universe com.
To hold Communism WIKI myself and Thee.
!aud though excess OF beauty makes M dumb
Ny thoughts are eloquent with all see
Nv ioo Is on the moun,aHs-l am fyre
And buoysnt a The winds tbs, round me blow!
My dream, sunny yon pleasant lea,
And Tranquil as the pool tia; sleeps belsw
Whils, crcllns round my heart; Poets rapttuss glow
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
8 The Present.
Nor,cici, n. >.

Mr. CHASSISGs new Monthly has reached its
second number, and is as heartily deserving the
appreciation of the virtuous and philanthropic AS
his warmest admirers could desire. We have
had no Literary work hitherto which so happily
blended the Religious spirit, utterly devoid of
scctisln, with profound, intelligent and active
Philanthropy. The spirit in which the great
question of Social and Industrial Reform is
discussed in its pages must commend that sub
iect to the favorable attention of many who are
repced by more methodical and scientific state
ments We make room for one article from the
new number:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
x WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER rs. isaa.
THE WARRIOR

DY AUGUSTUS syoDGRAss.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

MURDERER ARREsrED.-We learn from the OF
lava, H. Free Trader ha, named Georgs Thompson
has been arrested s tina, place 70, the murder OF Miss eah
anne Hamn III Sandusky Co. Ohio, abou, sixteen months
since HE had been arrested twice before but ei-
lec'sd his escape snce his copfneen, jail he has con-
fessed his guilt.
u The steamer Constitution at Chicago on
'ae 'h reports the schooner Albany which her way
% ''. po with about lao emigan,s, ashore the reef
AAo"l - "e SHOWS, aear Macinac. They had all been
saley aaded and there probability that the schooner
would be go, off,
1.-Two soldiers belonging TO the Royal Canadian
Rhes stationed at Ahe'ssug. c. we've drowned by The
spssaag OF saaoe receadywhe OF sporting expedition
" Rvis,eaa Caaaed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
TIL e T r IB j n E. +.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS OF THE TRIBUNE.
Letters from Italy. no. XXI.

Foreign Correspondence of the n. Y. Tribune.
The hornet., 1843-09-05

QUTE APPRoPRTATE.-At the speaking in
Shongalo the other day, it is said rich treat
was afforded those present Hemingway, the
double-distied repudating candidate for the
Legislature, while in the middle of a BRIGHT
paragraph tavoring reputation, jumped over
into Shakespeare and poured into the ears Of
his hearers, some of the most "beautifnl and
appropriate quotations that ever fell from Iips
Instance the foowing:-
"Yes, fellow citizens, the constitution has
oeeh violated -----Hs tattered rags
and godry locks hare been shaken at some body
yes telIo0-citi4ens, some bOd,, and / knov
teHoo-c't'aens IT'S not me. [Great applause I
Felto'o-c'ti2enS yo~ cannot say Idid tt
no fellO,C-citizenS, 81 reckon not--T spose notn
LGreat and continued applause, until the Ora.
tor was forced to take his seat
BY comparison of the following with the
above, it will be seen that the Arkansas can.
dldate, who was accused of breakinp into .
bank, could not "hold a candle" to the Missis.
sippi Orator.
"Would you, fellow-citizens, suppose that l.
who have adopted this State as my home
where the land are level and the soil are for.
tIle--wouId break into a bank and steal the
Plntul sum OF SeUingteen dollars, when had
a chance at a bigger grab Ireckinr moi
spose l IDOuld'nt."
The hornet., 1843-09-05
For the Hornet.

CARROLL County, MI, August u
Messrs. B,oOn g. Te,reH:-
GENTLEMEN: 1t is with unielg1elI
that | have read the Hornet. ltHS
with avidity, and read with much y
this section of the country. Its PFp4
US to a fraction. Myself and 1'GI
much gratifed to see at its head "
HENRY CLAY-may it triumphant
our wide spread Iand-moy the ]
strengthen the hands that bear
may each day add fresh hosts TO s
and bring fresh laurels to crown 'f.I
and proud may they be-iOr nn \
principles are the guiding stars o. \
onward-the man who in the pI
country's gloom, stood forth asmJ
Peace to calm the troubled wave
strife.
To those who have listened Wlus
and pursued with blind infatuatlOn \
tom of hope-The Golden HunoS \ \
by the leaders of the Locotocc fpS Y
who believe their promises VIII W W
plIfered Treasury-w ask you 'O'"
US on a true statement of facts. !.
Their Sub-Treasury brought lOr'.
Ly to convulse the Nation -exlon
from famished millions, and leaa
Vassalage. was promptly vetoed p
roice, although nurtured BY yunrem.p,,
al care with the endless soPhylST!. i
hood of forty thousand office hoIaf;. =.
uted offspring, whose cherished ~ ~,
ensIave the American People ~ 4,
welve years, Except one mon'ig .g.,rs|
Locofoco party had absolute cou"i I.,ie
n our State and General LegIsLlatt L.t
Has not our country during ina' .,,.
with disasters and rum up ~,
he annals of Nations comrluuI',S, y,
,iduals? Have they not destf0,ysO Z
:ial character and punctualllyy, yy,.rss
:hants in the eyes of the coI,.r' nan,,i,
nd held our citizens up as hepg u;fs
;windlers to all civilized conlnlufTia a.
People stepped in the drugs "
:rime3 ian,
Have they not, with sacrileS
The hornet., 1843-09-05

We regret TO find the Natchez Courier and
Vicksburg Wing, opposed to running Wing
Congressional ticket A majority of the par
ty in South Mississippi, may fully agree with
those two journals, but voice from the North
has Numbered aloud in tones too plain to be
misunderstood. Ninety-nine out of every
hundred of the members of the whig party,
are in favor of ticket-and we say let them
have one. 1t is we'll known that the wings,
as party, pretend to be law abiding people,
tenn. Well, at the special session of the Le-
gslature, what did they do! Why every ef-
fort that could be made by the little Spartan
band was brought into requisition, praying an
overbearing, unruly and tyrannica opposition
to join them, and assist in having an impor-
tant and vital law of Congress carried into
effect. The loco-focos upon learning that if
the State was not dStricted tie wings would
have no opposition in the field, from policy set
up great opposition to the measure, and it was
finally lost. The wings then could do nothing
more, yet their rights are denied them because
the district bill was not forced through by
brute force. We say as a last alternative the
whig party should bring out candidates, and
let them take the field as soon as possible
We care not fig whether they will be per-
mitted TO take their seats or not, if elected
The result wl be satisfaction of knowing
that we have prevented four loco-focos from
taking their seats, provided members are ad-
mitted There are three States in the Union
which have disobeyed the district law, viz
Mississippi, New Hampshire and Missouri
Those three States are oco-foco out and out,
the lower House of Congress is also oco-foco,
and we should be greatly surprized to hear
that the members elect were not admitted !
especially if all be locos. This we wish to
prevent, and will prevent
The hornet., 1843-09-05
BAINE.
DIR. PHILLIPS REPLY
GRENADA, Mss, 25th Apr,s, 10

: GRrNADA' Mss, 25th August, ls43.
A. c, Baine, Esp
;n DEAR SIR; Your letter of this date reopss,
ing me to examine the orgin,I Ir,e' nF ,L ques'- @
on oTeGIngs ol Wing meeting, held at this Mace
cn SATURDAY 18th inst, and inform Won as ~
boam ''L P'GPoPosltons therein contained, has
,,t,Il, Ueen handed to me. In answer tbera,o "ai
ISo.i YOU'D say that am not able from NV rec,
1u..ol, 10 say with exactness, what na r,;cnIo I
P@r's oil The address of the comnit,oe 'Uu,al UoaI
The hornet., 1843-09-05

"THE HORNET, This scurriIous shee,
comes TO us this week filled with obscenty
enough to disgust the most depraved, and it IS
no secret that several of our intelligent oppo-
nents remarked that "such paper of i'm
should not enter their house. ."--State Adgocojo
And for whyl Merely because it bappens
to contain more than its usual quantity Of
Lancaster
That frank compound of villuinous smells
The hornet., 1843-09-05

D@The Hornet will be furnished TO sub
scribers from this time until the November
election, for so cents. This is done that eve
ry body may be enabled 10 attach their names
TO our list. We thank our friends of Frank
lin, Holmes county. Miss. for the kind favor
Of forwarding US several names and making
advance payments. If such continued exer-
tions are made in its favor, This Hornet will
survive The cold and bleak months of pinter.
The hornet., 1843-09-05

Our friend JAMES STANDBY, residing near
Black Hawk in this county, has sent us spe.
cimen of Tobacco raised on his plantation,
which is equal if not superior to great deal
Of the Cuba growth of Tobacco. A portion
of this Tobacco manufactured into Segar,
smokes finely, and has a superior flavor to the
real old Habana.
The hornet., 1843-09-05

AMOS R. JOHNSON, whig candidate for Au
ditor of Public Accounts, has taken the stumr
and will canvass the State up till the day OF
election. He is well informed upon all the vi.
tai questions of interest, which at present ag.
itate the minds of the people of Mississippi
and will be able by the proof of public docu-
uments and his own close observation of mat
ters and things for the past seven or eight
years, TO strip the aspiring demagogue of his
flimsy VEIL and point out to the people the
vilIaines of his heart, and the motives which
induce him to labor so strenuouslv in favor of
reputation. He will prove that the deeper a
man is indebted to the bank, the more anxious
he is to be promoted to office, where he can
have an opportunity of legisIatng himself out
of debt, and the more rabid will he be in op-
position to the payment of the bonds. For
instance, where stands the aspiring gentleman
(Mr. Kennedy for the Senate from this coun.
ty. Echo answers wherel
The hornet., 1843-09-05

rhc Grenade llemll haf lhe names ~ three
.of ne mnhssi rrpudl siora IN lhs state u lhs
lrli ol ~ eoiuuns, ani n lhs 'ans umf i
r.failaF Wrrily " aTof ~ payeg lhs bonds.
1H d'a He' sasof sell ~ lis ifueds iflafs
-Hftmisi farig hs fafnii of Hue falib
1inf HHiAiief 1lf, rh ~ N4tilsi, Vs.
Csa aad Wilau lltmm1saN gsai'fmsa
" fla llfmH,f 500 afa slHa fa lu afpgHsg
ihs flstai.fH ~ eIhaf fsfHll4ioH 81 gnaa.
ihH sf dflYHHad - 200 ieks' n fssf
|osH, Ha ftpti Nts 8 ses wI nrtfi f4Hs
psia aai HalHaisi HHi rptfiiias Ygl
r8Huli tapfuH r.ass nifss asaffmsa lai -
baa1 fafsr ths isBi l4fHf raaTfa.8a.
.aif.rtsf fsh'sliiy lsf Ifa ~ A. slfl sIaf.
lf.eH aaa ast He hfiri II s4Ht4ffsfI 10
State ofeft rbtlNs fsHWI IHi.lI
iFH HlHdf n ii.aIt.Ip.i ml.s asf Hssn.tI
HaHfkh 90 Hfiis afi.sf. We f'l# HIIg 1af.
sIlis .aHsitlaf aaf'sH H l.aHFfs'
ras ltnumu ths fsHf d. Hs tr.
i.pat la lnl1al hs aaas f.I#H na WhH
ll8i lhlf siashi ia f8 I..smf8g gamsGf 81 a.a
fr.fyta if.f result eaI brought sIaaf entire.
BY iy iuel' 4HfH.8as. 2. t4Hf#'el a.fa t.ff
from hlapa1I rtfst So Wlpamh. 'Ia
ism1eHf. s4adIfla aI U8tsmaf, enlisted
in hi hfhHf f.Ia entire m.HHiaf ifa8sfg F
ihs Hnff, ta being am#u.afH ht' .hH#h
himself AHg ola Hia 10 f.l Bn.mIa'sd
with thf Hph.'h b0 fha different fsIfsaI ~.
nomination. sI the slta, sngvt f8.i wa.f fHtf
seven nHf NJ sfafg tenth nT,.eaf9f t ~ fhe
methodist h.H tHlaa bigger, although aat
20 mHmbas IrrUaI fuwlhf ibr prfIbyieu1nf.
a6I 0l was proclaimed nf l1I us1f dlf che
members oI ih0g church wnuII mIiy ~ mIu
~ hs support Defeat wfi now inevitable,
set howevcf much wr m,y dcpIJra and regret
th.a anf.ufulIOc1u alllo of 0nlIrs, suH we
cannot ccn.uo tho methods, church 10 that.
degree t.o' somr would They wcfo made
10 believe lhll a baltic was io De- Da4 l be.
tween church and church, when In fact the
paid no attention 10 this report
Of nm mholy warfare, bat pursued the "cvcn
tenor Of their way" aud did not suffer tho
close attachments Of Judge Bigger to their
church, TO influence them either way The
villain who sowed the FIRST seeds Of discord, |
should have been suspended between the
earth and the heavens. In the fall of ~, and |
just after the Presidential election, hold your
ears, else the booming artillery Of this State,
which viii be fired in honor Of Henry Clay and
a glorious victory 10 himself and party, will
leaien you TO pain.
North Carolina gone for the wings with an
increased majority over the vote of'l0, The
wings claim this State now by a majority OF
1t least ten thousand. IIuzza for the good
Did "North State"
Kentucky is still sound to the core, even
hough in several Congressional districts two
wings run, and suffered themselves defeated
oy single opponents.
The hornet., 1843-09-05

Gn.A.l n Baapronp. 'ihs RfpNsn''' "'
ud,,sn = letter 10 iis llo'l Springs N'p'f'
n which he ds-lass lbs a.l asde ~ '''''f
II h. Gllas Iupp ol NgHli Ni".''plt Y.
wiling h.m iabfrans = rlfihlaa 'a i''
reisi lsf caagWa ufH iinf'ad ".'.
hatH saaA .aga ben fa,i I's.I H' y.
.tlu s Dove Haa i...fi, H' H'l y
paii la,s lsea aa9Iia.'aa.f H
sahNsI l1 f.... f.I..t Go .a' q"
saBbnu.fHfi'f eject" 900 ''l
ihs tmmfa Ff HfHHI Hftf "H
tfffaa nHIf % fH'.fi '.i w.
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The hornet., 1843-09-05

We do not see why the conductors of the
advocate" should take exception to any
thing we have said Of them, as it is the univer-
sal liberty of the Press to give any ru6 that
adheres strictly TO the truth. But the fact of
their being stung, clearly shows that they
agree with the old adage of--"Irs no fun 10
Joke on facts"
The hornet., 1843-09-05

An unusual amount of Letter Press print
ing, has delayed the publication of the Hor-
net for several hours. 1t is also an excuse for
the lack of editorial this week.