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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.

SHERMAN's CoUGH LozENGEs are the
saIest, most sure aud effectual remedy
for Coughs, Colds, s,C,nsu,np ptrons, ,Wn oop
ing Cough Asthma, TIghtness Of The
Lungs OF Chest, &c. sc. The proprie.
tor his never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction. -
Several thousand boxes have been sold !
within The last year, restoring 10 health |
persons in aInost every stage Of con.
sumption, and those iaboring under the
most distressing colds and coughs
Jonathan Howarib, Esq, the welr|
known temperance lecturer, took severe
cold last Jandsty BY sleeping in damp
sheets, that seemed 10 have settled 10 a
consumption. lie raised good deal OF
bloody matter, and his cough was so
harrsssing and incessaDt that he could
get 10 rest by day or night Alter try
ing various remedies without relief, he
thought that death scne would relieve
him oil his misery. But bv the advice Of
lady he purchased box of Shermau's
Cough L zenges: they gave him great
relief, and to his surprise aIayed his
cough, made him rest easy, and enabled
him TO sleep soanG all night; three da, 8
use ol them made a new man Of him,
and he is recommending ShermaO's Lo.
Z'nges TO all his acquaintances.
sHERMAN's wuRM LozENGEs
Are the only iafaIibls worm destroying
medicine ever discovered. l.40G GOO
boxes have been sold, and not failure
has ever been known. They destroy all
Kinds Of worms, snd cannot injuro where
there are none.
Three dItEere0t persons cured OF the
Worms by the use Of ORe Box Of Worm
Lozenges.
"Messrs, G. F T.& Co I47 Main
street, Cincinnati: Gentlemen, - Ny
wife has been afflicted with worms from
she age OF three years, and he's never
been without them She resided at Md
dletown, ButIer county At times, she
has beon SO afflicted with worms as Il
require The attendance 81 two OF the bes
physicians in the place-one d3cleClng
her for one complaint, and one for aR0lh
er, bu. gett'ug worse, she removed &c
Madison, aud was Hnder the hands o
two Of ne m"sJ celebrated physicians o
thal place, but ali Gid her no good, Sh'
cams 10 Cocjnnsli soms tune since, an.
began to despair OF getting better; 10.
decd she got 90 bad, the worms cams ~
in her throat her sufGrings became al
most Intolerable, Rearing Of the many
cures performed by Sherm,n's Log nges
she thought thai she would try them las
August. ! stepped in your store anc
got box OF the worm loEenges, and
have every reason to rel oice that | dit
so. She took hut one hall box, when tn
worms came from Ter in punches
could not be positive, but | would sup
pose that there we're from fifty to sixl,
IN each bunch. The lasl dose brough
several while worms, from twelve Il
fifteeH InchHs long She began TO g.
we'll, aRS felt better than she had TO
years. Being cured, she gave lh
balance Of the COX to a neighbour by tn
name OF Herald, who lives q short die
tance from US, who has two children, on
five and the other two years Of age, VIII
were much troubled with worms, and
have heaId slnce, tina, by the time The
had used up the box, both children wsr
entirely cured"
The above is from Mr.. r Richard
Lawrence street, near Fr0ut,
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valuable medicine 10 that neighbothood
Respectfully, J. NJ OVENS.

eTStil more striking results from
III" powerful and coutro,Irpg Influence o.
SANDS StRSAPARILLA over the
most dreadful diseases 10 which The hu'
man frame is subject.
The following letter was addressed
10 our agents at Boston:
KoxBURY, Mass May Is, i643
Messrs. Smith IL FowIe;--Ge Genleme
1T IS with great pleasure | send you
this certificate Of the wondtrlol cure
nude upon nv child by The use Of Sands
SIrsaparilIa She had been troubled
more or less with hereditary Scrotula
from her infancy, which al length set
tied IN her avs, where II ragged with
such violence cher mouth and lips be.
ing extremely sore and very much swoI'
len} that she could not take any nour'
lshment except liquids from spoon; /;
she soon became very nuch emscIate d
and so weak as TO be unable 10 raise
Herself without assistance. The Jaw
bones began TO decay, and four pieces,
with fourteen or fifteen teeth fell out,
from the effects oi this bane1vt, aud. as
! feared, incurable disease A this time
her condition was dreadful TO behold,
and 'he pain was SO intense that she
was unable 10 sleep, excep, few min
ules at time. She had taken other
preparations OF Sarsaparllla, and Other
Medlcines recommended for ScrouIa
but vithOut any good effect. and hst
almost d"spaTed o. seeing my child cur
ed. or even relieved OF this Ioathsom<
aud most deteslabie disease, when By
your recommendation (fOr which shal
a'w"Vs EeeI gratefully | was induced tc
Try Sands Sa"saparlIIa. | procured one
bottle, and after she had taken ahoul On'
half Of the contents. saw a decided
change Tor the better. continued lh'
use o. the SasapsrlIIs with rpnewet hopt
| her health improved rapidly, the fou
ulcers IN her mouth hegan to heal - -shr
rested comfortably through the nigh
and now, genilemen, alter usIRg fy
bottles. my daughter is entirely rured--
yes, | can truly say lha, she is b b.tte
han she ever was IN her lie, and | a
tribute her cure WHOLLY to lha usel {
SANDS SalsaparllIa.
, ASA F. ONION
For further particulars and ccucIt
siVe evidence Of its supe rior value an
efficacy, see pamphlets, which may b
Obtained gratis.
Prepared aNd sold wholesale and re
tail, by
A. B & d. SANDS
Wholesale Druggisls. 10, Futousl N
And sold also BY Druggists general
IN The prncipal towns and Giles through
out he United States.
k, JACKSON, Agent,
: Canollon, Ohi
, January ! l845.
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D. A wrNnFALL TO FANNY WRIGHT quite
a windfall has come to Fanny Wright. An
uncle il Scotland has recently died, and
left her property worth f1O0,OOO. She
is now in Jersey City, and will remain in
this country for few weeks, for the pur-
pose of taking certain necessary legal steps
preliminary to taking possession Of this mu-
nficent egacy.--.New York Herald.
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PREPARING FOR THE woRsT.--lt is stated
that squadron about to set sail for the
Mediterranean, has received counterman-
ding orders, and has proceeded to the Gulf
of Mexico, oprolectou commerce agains.
the Mexican cruisers, in case Of hostile
proceedings.
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sHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LoZENGEs


SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Give immediate relief 10 Nervous or sick
Headache, pal pitalion of the heart, low
ness Of spirits, dependency, infamma-
tory or putried sore throat, bowel or sum
mer complaint, fainting oppression or
sense Of sinking OF The chest, cholic
sPasms, cramps Of the stomach or bow
els, EystericNI affections and all nervous
diseases, drowsiness through the day aud
waketulness by night cholera or cholera
morbus, diarrh9a, lassi1Ude, or sense
Of fatigue. Persons travelling or attend
ing large parties, will find the LCzpngcs
really royivlOg, and imparting the buoy.
ancy Of youth.
Joseph B Nones, ESQ. Vice President
Of the WashIngotu Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered ior years with
nervous headache, that nothing would
relieve till he used these Logenges,
which relieved il entirely 10 Is minutes.
DIR 6. Hunter has been subject to vIo>
lent attacks Of headache, go az 10 max e
him almost blind for i've or three hours
at a time. Nothing ever afforded him
any re ref tili he tried these LoEsnges,
and they cured him 10 a few minutes,
| Dr. Sherman's Logenges can he oh,
lained Wholesale and Retail oI G T
! Thomas, Main st. between 81 and 4rh
Sole Agent for Cincinnati. Ohio. and o.
he following Agents.
| GREER & Co, Magnolia.
l S A HIGHLAND Ha'rishurgh.
GEoRGE MANFULL, Augusta.
X JACKSON Carroljlon,
Cough Lnzenges % cents per box;
Worm -
Camphor f" "
r Calharlc "
; All who buy box Of Dr. Sherman
L3Eenges, or Plaster are eadi!ed Il
one Of Sherman's Messengers oi Health
, which can he Obtained from all Agents.
Jan, |, AS
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen, that The sub
scrlhers have been appointed and duly
qualified as administrators On tie estate
oI Hugh Wuhrow. licensed late ot
Carroll county. Those indebted 10 sa id
estate will make immediate payment.
and those having claims against the
same, Will present them for settlement
within one year from this dare.
SUS ANNA WITHROW, Admx.
J WlrHROW, Administrators
Feb. q, lS45
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January l l845.
CIOverSeed Wanted

The subscriber wishes 10 purchase a
quantity OF CIoverseed, for which he
will pay Cash on delivery.
VIM N SINCLAIR.
CarroIIlon, Nov 18TH, 1914.
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1t will give me great pleasure to become
.he bearer OF the eloquent address Of your
committee to Mr.. Clay, as you request in
your second resolution.
Accept for yourself and the members Of
the committee individually my Eost res
pecttal considera ion and regard.
WILLIS GREEN.
To DR.. BENJAMIN DRAKE, chairman QC the
enecutiUe committee Of HE ceHtraL CLay
committee Qtthe city 0f hew FORK.
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ing one OF these Piasters on the lower
pert OF the spine.
GFCAUTIoN The great reputation
these PIaslers have attained has induced
many unprIncipIed persons to get up
worthless limitations Ask Tor Sherman's
Poor MANS Plaster, and see that iuI dl-
reclions for uss, and fac simiIe oI his
name, A. Sherman, NJ D is on the back
OF each Trust none others. or you will
be deceived. G. F. THOMAS,
l47 Main 81, between 3 and 4lh,
0FSole Agent for Cincinnati
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GFBoOk, Business Cards, HaHdbiHs
and all other ktsds Of job W0rk, ncdity
done al This Office upo1 he most reasonable
terms, and on the shortest notice.
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TERMS OFADVERTlSING.
Three IHSertiOns, one squire, Sl,0G
Erery subsequent insertion, 90
LGrge' OHpS iD proportion.
A liberal discount pijl be gipCn 10 fhOs
pko adpertiSe bp the vPGr.
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HON, WILLIS GREEN, or KnNrrcf

The Central Clay Executive Committee
OF this city, at 4 recent meeting, passed
resolutions expressing their sense Of the
faithful services OF the lion. Willis Green,
who remained at Washington after the ad-
journment of Congress last summer 70 di-
rect the dissemination Of tracts, papers and
documents throughout the campaign. The
following is the reply Of this faithful whig
sentinel to the communication OF the com
mittee.
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ASA F. ONION

For further particulars and ccnclu'
sive evidence Of IFS supe rior value and
efficacy, see pamphlets, which may be
Obtained gratis.
Prepared aNd sold wholesale and re
taIl, by
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06
ORNAMENTAL GARDENING

In Colman's late writings on Euronea,
agriculture. We End The following:
The Cultivation Of flowers and shrub,
and vines i . remarkable and prominen
feature In the landscape OF EneIand: and
4 circumstance which has given no Ii,,le
qualification 10 my national pride, has been
The Proinsion Of American plants, which
are seen in The strawberries and pIan,a
hons and pleasure grounds, both pub.
lic and private. Green houses and CON
scratches are almost universal in The
cosniry where any thing Ike garden er-
lists; and the better class OF houses sur.
rounded AMI ad 'rned with great variety
Of howering shrubs and plants, presenting
The season a charming succession az cav
and brilliant ornaments. Even the labor
er's humble cottage, TOO seldom, | am
compelled TO admin. anything but a picln-
rescue object, VIII occasionally have lis
ornamental shrubs adjoining lis doorway.
and The ivy hanging lis beautiful ,rcsses
over is window, forming ash were mir
ror set IN frame OF Tie richest green.
The village Of MR., in Yorkshire, no,
FAR from Doncasler, and village Of Eden
sor, 10 Derbyshire. near Chats worth, and
The village Of Lord Bfownlow, 10 Lincoln
shire, The best built. and by for the hand
soonest villages have yet seen in Eng
land. - callages Of an excellent and pic
inresque construction, add those beautiful
rural embellishments OF vines and shrubs
and flowers, and al the first blush compel
a rejecting mind to admit the moral in.
iluence Of such arrangements upon The
character and manners Of their inhabi.
tanis.
al have said and written great deal 10
my countrymen about the cultivation of
aowers, ornamental gardening and rural
embellishments; and | would read them a
homily on the subject every day OF every
remaining year OF my life, IL ! Thought i
would induce them to make this matter
Of particular attention and care. When a
man asks me what is the use of shrubs
and flowers! my FIRST impulse is always
10 look under his h4t and see the length
Of his ears. lam heartily sick ofmeasur-
ingevery thing by standard Of mere nil
lily and profit; aud as heartily do | pity
the man who can see no good in life but
in the pecuniary gam, or in the mere
animal indulgencies Of eating and drink
ing" #.m... s~.
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standing sbou' en- hnuril il sgsin worked
and weighed. each pound ssPeraleIy.
ny Btganiia BsynfOn.-The milk /.
strained INTO IN psas. Il stands fouy.
e'shi hours ~ coil cellar when lie
cream : taken al. Pot INTO . pot and
stirred once day. We ehnfn once !
week. Alier The buitr Is ehnrned he
oaile9-mllk Is turned from T.. and water i
added twice. and cluned 10 stperatc ~
ou'ier-miik from Il. One ounce or saI,is
used TO pound Of butter, which Is work
ed twice afler."
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wear a New York; il together with every
other society associated with il, or which
may become 50.
LET al know iben lie enOmity or the
sin against God and has church which
they are guilty Of who dare % assceisie
themselves with any Of these societies, OF
abel Them in any way. Moreover. we
confirm and renew the DEGREES reciled
ADORE, delivered in former times by apos-
tolical authority against The publication,
distribution. reading and possession Of
books q the Holy Scriptures translated
into The vulgar tongue.
As foryourselves. my venerable breih-
rem, you are enioined % remove. from the
hands Of the faithful alike the Bible in the
vulgar tongue which may have been print
ed contrary 10 the DEGREES above mention
cd az The Sovereign Poniifis, and every
book prescribed and condemned, and 70
see that they learn. through your admoni-
ton and authority, what passages ere sa-
lutary and what pernicious and mortal.
Watch aiteniiVely over those who are APP
pointed 10 expound the Holy Scriptures.
TO sec that they acquit themselves faith
fully, according 70 the capacity Of their
hearers, and that they dare not, under any
.preiext whatever, interpret or explain the
holy pages contrary 10 the tradition Of his
Holy Fathers, and 10 the service Of the
catholic church.
aMoreover, venerable brothers, we re.
commend the utmost waichfulness owe,
the insidious measures and attempts Of the
Christian League. 70 those who. raised "a
the dignity OF your order, are called to 90
rrn the Italian churches, or the countries
which Italians frequent most commonly,
especially the frontiers and poris whence
travellers enter Italy. AS these are the
points on which the sectarians have fixed
TO commence the realization Of their pro.
jccts, !, is highly necessary that the Bish.
ops Of those places should mutually assist
each other, zealously and faithfully. in or.
der, with the aid OF God, to discover and
prevent their Vaccinations. -
"I.et us not doubt, but your exeriions.
added 10 our own, win be seconded BY the
civil authorities, and especially by the
most influential sovereigns Of Italy, no less
by'reason Of their favorable regard Of the
Catholic religion, than that they plainly
perceive how much it concerns them 10
Illustrate these secfarian combinations. In
deed tits most evident from past expert
ehce, that there are no means more GER
tain nf rendering the people disobedient
TO their princes than rendering them in
diffcren. 10 religion, under the mask of re-
ligious liberty. The members Of the
Christian League do not conceal this fact
from themselves, although they declare
that they are far from wishing to excite
disorder; but they, notwithstanding, avow,
that, once liberty Of interpretation obtain.
ed, and with it, what they term liberty Of
conscience amongst Italians, these last will
naturally soon acquire political liberty.
'"Given at Rome from the basalic OF
st. Peter, on the 4ih Of May, of the year
1874, and the fourteenth of our Pontif-
cate. (Signeda @
s. $50 GREGORY XVIII, S. p.
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PeLIrT or TIE rzTRrH or EsrR q.


Ihe great increase q RanAn casl.oliss u tlis
ooaH'zy. and Ne sfkxs whirh ass AIN n,.kia.
y &C Rosnish churrh . eHisnd a. inaaenOe.
hegin % eEriie great desree q iniersss anuns
Psusessanis And wen they nay fsel inssueasd
and desPly Interested. IN What stransyrins around
tlem. Ihe nzidious mode q atiack o whieh
ne Ronanisss rrsOrt. m ESTABLISHING srhoOl.
throughout he lnnd, and nus bringing our youth
under ther inauence. i at once die moss eass and
siiecsual for essallilhing ne supremacy q he
Pope IN this country. The abundant resources
Of thar Church, and the lavish expenditure II NO
ney raised IN Europe 10 aid tin ihe initial s,a,e.
make ia formidable adversary. The laas in con-
neesOn vith this subject .a5e aAnot incredible.
u : asserted, On good authority. thai 100000
were contributed b. ihe LeOpOliEan Society alone
during The paa yea. Cor ihe support Of the Ro-
mish Church in de United Sntes; and statistics
are furnished, which show thar sheir Bishops,
Arrhhishops, Priests. Churches Colleges, Con-
vents &c, have been doubled within the las, eirh,
years. Are those no, Startling fac:s, when VIC
consider The principles and policy Of ROmanislni
Wen may Protestan.s begin 70 awake and bcstir
themselves. ta
Our object, however, was not 70 write an essay
on this subject but simply to can The attention Of
our readers TO the following article, closing with
extracts from The Eneycleal letter Of the Pope:
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A NEW REMEDY FOR TOOTH. ACHE -
Among the thousand remedies for tooth
ache. caoulchouc is now stated to be a
very efiicaeious one A piece OF caout-
chouc is TO be put on wire, then melted
at the fame Of a candle, and pressed
while warm. into the hollow tooth, and
The pain will cease Instantly. The cavi.
iy OF the iuolh should first be cleaned out
with piece Of cotton. In consequence
Of the yiscosity and adhesiveness of the
caoutchouc, the air is completely prevent
ed from coming into contact with the de-
nuded nerve, and thus the cause of Tie
tootll-achc is destroyed. % .a-r-
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SWEET PoTAToEs, may be planted in
ridges by throwing three burrows together,
then draw the dirt up on both sidss with
a hoe or rake; open trench on the top,
and drop the slips five or six inches apart.
Keep them in warm cellar, in a garner,
with chat or dry dirt around them. Plan,
in May, and be sure to dig after the first
frost has bitten the leaves. a.
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MANUFACTURE OF STEEL IN VIRGINIA.
The Richmond Compiler states tina, the
Legislature Of Virginia has granted certain
privileges to MIR. Broadmeadow for the
manufacture ofstPel.
Ii is made (says the Compiler,) on a
new plan. for which Mr.. Broadmeadow
received pa en-, in June last for the
whole of the U. States. for Ia wears. The
saving in This process is so great, and the
minerals in this State so well sui'ed for
the purpose. that there seems no doubt
that the iron ores Of this State. when
converted into steel, will be transported
, to Europe and sold at aproft in the Eng
lish market, that now supplies the whole
world, and the United States made indie
pendent from her own resources. The
quality Of steel made on this plan has g.
ven such satisfaction in N. York, that one
house has given written orler for two
tons per day, s6.
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a Cre.--I, is said that the syrup pro-
duced by sliced raw onions, wiihloaf Su-
gar grated between Them, and simmered
before a fire, is cure for the colds and
hoarseness that now abounds in the city.
1t should be taken just before going TO
bed, and the feet should also be simmer
ed, or rather toasted at the same time.
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NEWSPAPER SUPPORT.

The editor of the Washington ga
News and Gazettee understands his busi-
ness. Hear him: 9'a.s, go *-
y" Much depends upon the supporters
Of newspaper, whether it is conducted
with spirit and interest-if they are mig
gardly or negligent in their payments.
the pride and ambition Of the editor is
broken down, he works at thankless aud
improbable tasks--hep becomes discou.
ragged and careless-his paper loses its
piih and interest and dies. But on the
contrary, if his subscribers are Of the righi
sort--if they are punctual, liberal hearted
fellows, always IN advance on the sub
scription list. taking an interestini ncreas'
ing the number of his subscribers, now
and then speaking a word for his paper,
these, hemust be dolt indeedwho would
not get up an inie esting sheet; with
such patrons as these, we would for
swear comfort. ease, leisure. every thing
that could possibly step between US and
the qualification Of every autlah!e desire
on their part, We would know ne 9th
er pleasure than their satisfaction. Raw
much then can the supporters Of news
paper do to make it interesting and res
pectable; indeed, without concuning ei-
forts on tileir. part. the publishers Of a
newspaper will not, cannot, bestow the al
tentiun which is necessary 10 make ii
what it should be-. Fav.sa7@# .,aeo-s5 9a
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Venerable Brothers, health and greet
ing Observation-Disclosures the many at
tempts which the enemies of Catholicism
are daily making to seduce the truly faith
full, and to deprive them Of the holy in
structions of the faith, the efforts of Bible
societies are conspicuous, which labor
every where to disseminate the books of
the Holy Scriptures, translated into the
Vulgar tongue; consign them to the private
Interpretation ofeach, alike amongst Chris
tians and amongst mGdels; continue what
St. Jerome formerly complained of-pre-
tending to popularize the holy pages, and
render Them Ineligible, without the aid OF
any interpreter, to persons of every con-
dition. 5E"st 7sstt rs a@s@S4ia .
"They only care audaciously to stimu-
late all to a private Interpretation Of the
divine oracles, to inspire contempt for di-
vine traditions, which the Catholic Church
preserves upon The authority Of the holy
faihers-in word, to cause them 10 re.
ject even tie authority yhe Church hfr'
self. This is the reason why the Bible
societies care not to calumniate her 1.-THE
Church) and the august throne Of St. Pc
ter, as If she had wished for ages to de-
prive the faithful of a knowledge of thu
holy books when the most forcihle eyi
dence will prove the immemorial and par
ticular care whichAthe Sovereign Pontiifs
even downto the most modern times, an,
in conjunction with their Catholic pastors
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ANOTHER RETRAcTIoN.--The Rev.
Mr. SEQ T. " New Orleans, and the R,v.
Mr.. Lyon. of Columbus, Mlss. have pub
liely reustted The charge, that Mr.. Clay
played cards On the s ,bba,h The excuse
now is. that Mr.. Lyon. Who .ircula,r d
he SANDER all over Mississippi, on lie
authority Of Mr., Scott misunderstood
him. |, seems, howe er, thai The misun
tiersiaadiag was brought to. the know,
edge Of Scott, seyersl weeks. before 4 I
lselee.ias. but he did M see fl, 10. contra
Idiot il, mil some tine after .hs election