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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-15
PHILADELPHIA
Watches, Jewellry and Sill
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Guaranteed better fir The price Than at any other
Store in Phiiadeiphia. may be had,
Wholesale and Retail. at
Late NICHOLAS LeHURAY'S)
No. ~ North I'd street. above Arch,
PHIL "A d = L r n IA.
WATCHES, all kinds, fair low and dunn
w qu,ii,rs, among which are,
Gold Levers, full jeweld, $40 to 500
Lepnrs, do . 25 tn 40
Silver Levers, 10 20i 80
l.epi"es, do l2 tn ls
Quarters. 6re. tz 9,o 10
QUARTERS, imitation. .,e-e +tF 8
JIwsLLuY.-DismonJs, Gold Chains, Gold
Pens v ih Cold aud Silver holders, Pencils Breast
Pins. Fioger snd Ear Rings, Bracelets, C..neos
If SHE'LL coral and lava. with every other article Of
], wellry Of the richest aud most fashionable pat
terms.
SILVER WARv-Pls'es, Folks, Spoons, Cups,
&C., of STANDARD Silver.
PLATED WARE-Castors. Cake b lskeis Fans
Vases. Gard Gases, and other Rich Fancy Goods
in errst variety. -r.
Wholesale Buyers will save money by calling
here bpf re purchasing.
GT Keep this Advertisement. and call At No. ~
You will be satisfied the Goods are really cheaper
and better than are offered in the city. For sale,
low, a handsome pair of Show Cases. suitable for
Jeweilry or Fancy store. Apply as above.
Sept 25th lSf7 -ly
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FOR INDIGESTION.

Rejection Of food. Nsu.ee. vomi,ines, Nervous az
icctions. Riilious complaints, Head ac'e. P.'ensss
or Female Irregularities. D.. SWEETSERS Pa
NACEA will soon efE'c, q cure bu, If obstira'e.
or attended with ar,pnc. flying pains, the dose
should he Increased. sud the cure will sooG he rf
fec'ed. LEI not the patients frgh'sn themselves
with the idea tbs, thy are too weak to take much
medicine; tn, hear in mind that this mildly opera
ting med cine put not Weakness Into ihr frame but
most certainly draws weakn' 81 out. leaves strength
in its place, and by giving compo-,d sleep 81 mig t,
and an appetite to relish any f'od re- anima'es the
whole franz wi b vigorous action, c'es, ing the
mind and improving the sight.
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Retail Price, - cts. per Box.

- Principal office No, sc Ve-ey ST., n. Yoik.
Sold by JOHN YOUNG, Sunbury,
NJ. A. McCAY. Norhumt land /.
n-T Rememher DR.. c. V Clickencr is the in
yen,or ofthe Sugar Coated Pi Is and that nothing
of the s n was ever beard e until he introduced
them in June, is43. Purchasers sh"u'd therefore,
always ask for Ciirkencr's Sugar CoseI Pills, and
take no others, or they viii I've made he victims of
a fraud. Sept 18th, (Sf7 -ly cow
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SCROFULA AND G!.ANDUI.AR AFFEC.
TIONS


Scrofula l. e,id to be heriduary. IN" infant re.
crising from its parents he seeds of ,hs disees,
which ircreass with its wears. If neglected and
not submitted to frequent pur6c' 'tion with Dr..
SWEETSER'S PANACEA. The glands are pIa-
cei in the corners of the body, ard oul of the way
of direct municat.on their real u.e j. Q subject
on which much .lffert &C OF opinion prevails; IT
suiii,'es us tn know that when in diseased state
they capable Of hrne I.ur fed and cleansed nv
l"ng course Of Dr.. SWEErSER'S PANA.
CEA, which Restores thrm TO sound and p'nprr
action. Scrofui US persons can rever paw too much
attention 10 their blood. lis pur firation should lie
their first thought. Tor after long course of prse.
verauce, they will ever curt heredtny disease.
In cases Of JACNDICE ASTHMA. LIVER
COMPLAINTS, TIC DOLOREUX RHEU
ma 7TSM OR RHEUMATIC GOUT, DR..
SWEETSERS PANACEA csnno, be too high
iy extoed it sea'ches on, tho very root Of the
disease, and w removing il from the Blood makes
a cure certain and perm ,nen,.
For diseases II the BLadier AMI Kidneys, Stric.
tures. GrareI Stone Piles FiMula. Urinary OF.
sfrucions and Extreme Cosfireness DR.. SWEET.
SER'S PANCEA is the hest rem dy ever r e
it removes al, those acrimonious humo's from the
Blood which give rise TO the ahove diseases. and
by keeping the blood in pure condition, insure
health.
For DROPsy, FALLING OF THE BOWELS.
impurities If the Blood, Mercurini Taini. Weak.
mes, ofihe Spine F|o~ Of Blood the Head CD
dness, Siaging and Bu.zing NOISE in The Head
and Ears. Dr.. SWEETSER'S PANACEA will
give certain relief; in all severe aud chrome cases.
the patients cannot he too often reminded that lar.
ger doses and perseverance, will effect cue.
H. Chiiis and Fepers Bilious Ferers. affections
of the Eyes and Ears, Spongy and BkeAng
Gums Bronchitis and recent Coughs and Cohds.
Dr. EErSER'S rANACEA will be found
perfectly sure and certain in its effects.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-15
GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS.

Tho.e complaints are generally attended with
the mos, fatal consequences, and are seldom or ne.
yer cured by the PRESENT mode Of treatmen, they
usually accompany the patient t. the grave. after
suffering the most excruciating pain and torture.
The cause Of these Complain are the same as all
others the dross ot the blood hecomrs encrusied on
the hn'st nsrrow passages. whence aris' morbid
secIetions and stnppag,s Of u'ine. You will find
the most powerful d'urs,ics Of no use, they only
increase the quantity Of urine and do not puffy
nd strengthen III" parts. By purifying the bl"od
with DR.. SWEETSER'S PANACEA, YOU re
move the cause 81 the disease. consequently il can
not exist any longer, after sufficient perseverance
in its Use has deprived the blood and body Of al
acrimonious humors aud incrusts,ion.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-15

N0AGHo 9o3S@
TO louisville AND PHILADELPHIA.
nERSONS travelling this route ere hereby
informed ,hs, they can procure ",hsoush
tickets" by making application ss the Hotel Of
Charles Weaver, Sunbury. A. z. KAPP.
Northumberland, July ais,, lst7.-1
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FOR ERuPTTONs OF THE SKIN.

scurvv. Scorhu'io Affections, Tnmors. Scrfula o
Kings Evi White Sweliines. Erysipeiss. Ulcers
Cancers. Ruuuing Sores. Scsh- anil Biles tin,
snd n drtern,incd perseverance in d SWEET
sERS PANACEA, will effect cure. III.
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The Grand Purgativ,

The Grand Purgativ,
a" FOR TIE CURE OF
Headache, Giddiness, Measles, Salt Rheum,
Rheumatism, Piles, Heart Burn. Worms,
Dyspepsia, Scuivv, Cholera Mnrhus,
small Pox, Jaundice, Coughs, Qninsey,
Pains IN the Back, WhoopinQ Cough,
Inward Weakness, Copsumptjon, Fits,
Palpiia,ion of the Heart, Liver Ccmplaint,
Rising IN the Throa', Erisiptlss, Deafness,
Dropsy. As'hma, I'chings Of the skin,
Fevers Of all kinds. Colds, Gout, Gravel,
Female Complaints, Nervous Gomfisints,
Ann vARIrTr OF oTHEn DISEASES ARIsuSs
FnoM IMPURITIES OF THE BLooD. Ann on.
POI" srWucrIoNs N THE ORGANS OF DI-
.t ig s.ef ra egsTIoS. .iaH..
Experience has proved that nearly every Dis
ease originates from Impurities Of the Blood or de
rangemen,s Of the Digestive Organs; and TO secur
Health. we must remove those ol.,ructions or re
store the Blood 10 It's natural state.
The aversion 20 taking medicine is most efTec
tualiy removed hy CLJcxNER's VEGETABLE Pea
sArIvx PILLs. being completely enelped ,oih
rodi,ng Of pure nh;te Sugar. (Which is as di-tinc
from the internal ingredients rs a nut shell from
the kernel AID HAVE NO TASTE OF MEDICINE,
But are as easily swallowed as bits of candy
*
slightest dearee, but operate equally on all the dis
eased parts Of the system. instead of coninine
thcmselves to, and racking any particular region
Thus. il Il G Liver he affected, one ingredient vii
operate on thd particular organ. and, by cleansing
il Of an Excess Of Bile restore it to its natural
STATE. Another will operate the B ood, anu
remove all impurities in its circulation; while a
third will effectually expel whatever impurities
may have been discharged into the stomach. and
hence they srnIxE At rHE MOOT plsE,sE, re-
move oil Impure Humors from the body: op
the pores externally and internally; separate all
foregn and OBJ oxious PARTICLES fro the chyle,
that the blood may he thoroughly pnre-thus secu-
ring fee and healthy action To- the Heart, Lungs
and Liver; and thereby hey nEsroaE HEALTH e
yEN WHEN ALL orHtR MEANS HAvE FAILED.
The ertire truth Of the above can be ascertained
hy the trial of single box and their virtues arc
3, positive and certain in restoring Health, that
the proprietor binds himself tn return the money
paid for them in all cases where they do not give
universal salts actinn.
Retail Price, d cts. per Box.
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BRON CHITIs. ASTHMA AND DISEASE OF
THE WINDPIpE.

These dseases proceed from the seriosity or
corruPthumors Of the blood, having settled itself on
the throat and lungs. snd stopped them up. that
they csnno, draw sufficient air in foI respiration.
d., sWEErsER'S PANACEA will give imms.
dis,s 70 lief and 70 make the cure perfect and Ger.
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DIR. sWEErsER,s

l-&~ 0lA ~ 1AA ~ III sAA -
UVHIS Mrdicins is warrsnied. on oath. not to
contain particle n Cslomei. Corrosive Sub.
Innate, Ar~sic. Chkride of Gold, o. any delete.
Sous minersls
The principle upon which this Medicine acts, J.,
by assisting and harmonisins With nature il
drives out all foul acrimonious bumow from The
hlood and body. and by assimils'ina with and
strengthening the gastric juice Of the stomach, il
assists digestion in short there - not vein ar'e.
ry, muscle or nerve in the humsn body. that is
not strengthened by the PANACEA, and IL also
possesses the remarkable property of removing
mercury from the homes and joints.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-15
DISEASES or rux LUNGs-CONsUMPTIOl

DISEASES OF Tux GS-CONSUMPTION.
This is very prevalent and fatal disease il re-
suits u.o,iy from neglected coughs, colds aud bron
chnis, also from imlnoper treatment in many other
cases, such Ms measles, frvers infsmma,"ns and
small pox and host OF other isdIy treated diseases;
wh,re the cause instead of having iern thoroughly
removed from the blood and body. have only bsen
psliisted or removed from one pu to break out iB
another. BY divesling our bodies If all foul hu.
mo's. through the medium Of DR.. SWEETSERS
PAN ACEA. the cure is at once rendered certain
and ornament r. collect, while there 10 acrimo-
nous humors floating in the ciicu alton, il it. apt
to settle the lungs any other part Ot the l,ody;
this is the tia, consumption is so prevalent.
BILEs. SORES AND ULCERS.
Which YOU see on the ex xerrr. come from and
have their source in, the ine'or, and might just
well have settled your lungs. liver any other
part; which we know they frequently do. and pro
duce most violent infsmmsiory disorders. The
humor which occasions these sores is of highly
acrimonious burning nature We know il from
the pain il gives in forming, and afterwards its ra
pidy ucefaing and cor ding the hssh and skin
of the pa,t where il breaks out This shows the
necessity Of frequently purifying the blood with DR..
SWEETsER'S PANACRA. AMI keeping such
mslignsnt humofs in SUI j ction. Should you have
a bile ~ ulcer, be thankful that nature hes tak'n
trouble To warn you Of The danger your life and ho
dy is in, for il is warning that the blood l. foul.
Had this same scrimony l'c'ed he lungs in trad
If the surface f your body for It's seat, consump-
,ion Of the lungs wou d hav- been the cousequrne
Delay no, then, TO purity and cleanse With DIR.
Swe,tser's Psnacea.
SPINE DISEASE
Spinal affections, Enlargement Of the bores and
joints, white sweliines, bip joint complaint, ruP.
lures, falling OF The bowels and wom' disease. will
find speedy oure in DR.. SPEETSERS Pa
NACEA. Where the disease has been Of long
standing, the time required TO make a cure will lie
longer; hut the patient m,y rest assured that a
determined perseverance will effect il.
BRON CHITIS. ASTHMA AND DISEASE OF
THE WINDPIpE.
These diseases proceed from the seriosty or
corrupt humors of the blood having settled itself on
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PILES,

IN Alt CAsss OF PIL,s. DR.. SWEETSER'S
PANACEA viii eff CT a very speedy cure. II re-
moves from the blood. stomach aud bowels, oil
those fcSl acrd burning humors. which the
cause vt Piles aud Costi,enes-, and by strengthen.
inc the dig sive organs, improves every part Of the
holr
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AND WIND.

The.e disc sea a'e eau ed nv the stomach and
bowels heins choked up with vi-cid Shiny matter,
he air which enters them 'nn"t pe until forced
by some contraction of the omach to expel il;
herre he cause nf pain. A few disc, Of DR..
SWEErSER'S PANACEA will convince the
suf,e,er that relief is attained
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-15

SURPRISING AeILITy.-A story teller IN
Boston paper says al felt considerable tricky
me day. and went up the lightning rod, hanc
over hand, as high as the yane. had q pros
pect there-but that sint ell. A thunder cloud
came over, and saw il wss going TO strike The
',eeple, and thinks 10 myself, il il hits me I'm
done up. So got ready, and when the crack
came, gave leap up. let the lightning strike
and run down, and then ! caught again :"
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GREAT MEDICINE For CHILDREN.

VKEA 7 WEUTjINE FUK CHIT,UKEN.
Parents will f"d the PANACEA q valuable
medicine fn Their child'en, keeping their boiies in
heal by ndiIion. thereby assisting their ow'h;
children or grown PERSONS. after taking il. not
fs'le 10 be attacked with an epidemic brfnre,
il always leaves the blood in pure condition, and
the ,n'ire sy stem in srene ethened state; drives
out al kinds of weakness from the body and leaves
I'll heal nv within.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-03-01

IN THOUSAND LBS. WOO wanted BY
OO G. w. GILBERT, s. CO.
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sto NO. In the mean time, the woman who had
been originally guilty in this transaction, was
! called upon to give al account of herself. 1t
was found that she had spent $3.50 of the $500
1 and it was found necessary to refund this a.
Mount before the greedy purchaser would let go
/ his hold. The money, however, was subscribed
! in some thirty minutes, and the man set at lib
serty, and bill of sale, such as the white gets
1 from the Almighty, of his freedom, was given
! him in order that he might escape from any flu
] ture shylock in the shape of traficker in hu-
man flesh.
/ The laws of the District of Columbia in re-
J gard to the slave trade, are, as have written,
santiquated and cruel, and just what they were
! in Maryland at the time of the cession of the
District, fifty years ago and more. Whatever
emeinration there has been elsewhere, in all this
/ time even with the Representatives of all the
people and all the States, as the proper gnardl-
ans ofthe District, and the only legislative pow
Fer over it, no light has penetrated here. Be-
fore the Abolition excitement these laws might
have been amended, but now, and never, fear,
until more conservative influence finds its way
into Congress. There was a time when the
best citizens of the District pettioned Congress
for the abolition of slavery here, and it would
cult to have obtained a hearing of Congress for
such prayer than that now. But in regard to-
! the Domestic Slave Trade, thing which is re-
pugnant to the feelings of every good man, il
seems strange that no steps have been adequate
to the enforcement of the extent of the grew
rance upon the attention of Congress. E. b.
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For the Detroit advertiser.
BELLEVUE. Ohio, Feb. II, 1913

GEO. w. WIsNER, ESQ.,, DEAR SR:-The
friends Of many with the I'd Battalion Michigan
Volunteers, may be interested to learn that we
reached this place this afternoon after six plea
ant days march from Trenton. The men have
borne the march remarkably wel--since we left
Detroit but one man been left slice, private
Doris, Co. Fl, sent back to Detroit, and four
deserted. One man Jacobs formerly of the ar
my.) died on the Steamer delerium tremens.-
All the rest have colne through, performing two
marches of % miles each day, in pretty heavy
mud without great apparent fatigue.
The deserters are Nathan Gage, Co. |, from
Plymouth; Barone, of Co. Ii. from Lenawee
Co.; Emory Howe, of Livington Co. and Elisha
Harrington, of Monroe, both of Co. IA. Their
friends should advise them to hang or drown al
once.
Tomorrow m orning We take the cars fol
West Liberty and hope to reach Cincinnati by
Sunday evening. A dozen or so of recruits have
joned the command while on The march, so that
our aggregate is actually greater than when
we left Detroit. The officers are all well.
In haste, Yours truly.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-03-01

ACASp1p CONFESSION OF RAsCALITY.-That
it is to the interest of the American People to
proong the present war admits of doubt, after
reading the following degrading confession,
which we find in letter dated "Albuqurque,
New Mexico" published in the Newburyport
Herald. The writer is one of that numerous
class of traders who follow our army with the
patriotic intention of ministerlng TO the wants
of the soidiery.
sour stock was not intended for the Mexi-
can market, but for the troops. and consisted OF
a little Of everything, chiefly ready made cloth
ing, groceries and liquors, and such as brandy,
gin, arhiskey, &c. These last articles sound
harsh to gos. l suppose, but when you consider
that Hhiskey, which in st. Louis costs 8 cents
per S4lon, is worth here sir dollars for the
same quantity, you perceive the temptation TO
deal ia the article is very great: besides con-
sciencious u,a., ike myself can so manage that
but little harm is done from it use. because we
generally mix one gallon of water with one OF
whiskev, l really think this is doing much,
very much, towards preventing the bad effects
of indtfging too strongly in the '-critter among
the people I hope TO be more able TO do more
good in this way, as we 90 farther south, by
adding more uater, and charging nine dollars
per gallonf'
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-03-01
from the Pittsburgh Gazette.
domestic Slave Trade
WASHINGTON, Fer. 10. ISA9.

- A'iNuroS, Il ER. IL, 1913.
lwrote you some time since. of an inciaer
connected with the Domestic Slave Trsda =
tnis District, the facts of which were bronob
20 tne mouse upon motion of Mr. GIddinas .
o'ho' VINO besought the House to allow the an
pointment OF a Select Committee of Jnvest;rpp
t,on' Inc House refused, owing to the illibor
lty OF the most Of the Southern mep,bers IA
the union with them of the great BODY Of me ne
LoCofoco party from the Free States.
= ne case was one in which woman. or N
er monster in human form, had sold slave
twice-once to the slave himself. who had bonoi.t
his own freedom at the sacrifice of wears of foil
on the part OF himself and wife. and who had
nearly paid for his freedom, and finally. at an
advanced price, to one of those fiends who dea |
10 human flesh. The case is one which excl
ted hardly less Indignation among the bumaneE
ana intelligent gentlemen of the South. than
among northern men. One of these. Duff
Green, whose names deserves TO he mcntioned
promised that the slave who had been torn froIoE
p's nome under the circumstances before menu
tlonea should be brought back. and Delivered
up: dhfough the influence of his SoutheroE
' !, ne expected to be able to accomplishE
ms ana oy creating some claim AMONG tbek
'atern'ty OF slave dealers, succeeded in bav- B.
ng the slave returned, although Messrs Ga B
lings, Dickey and other members had h.,
Turea ~ the Slave Pen that the slave had ron. =!
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Farther Items from Abroad.

RUssIA-THE CHoLERA.-A letter from Pet
ersburg, the Sd of JAM, re presents the cholerai
as being much Tess malignant than 1t was I'M
1881 and 1882, and as becoming weaker in ltst
attacks as it advances Northwards. 1t was ex-
pected at st. Petersburgh, and every prepare
ton was made to meet it. At Moscow, from !
the 9Th to the lIth ult., there were ll9 cases,
and 81 deaths. In the Eastern portion of thes
empire, the governments of Karan and Orem- !
burgh ha ye suffered most. The Cossacks off
the Oural have also been great sufferers. Afterl
acting for some time upon the above two pro- !
vnces, the maady has extended in the North
and West, and gained the centre, in which lastf
portion of the empire, Toulr has suffered the (
sost, having had 1872 cases and 246 deaths.
: ds~Kalouga there have been rs cases and 81
rs the At this time the disease is raging ini
/ and o,tn provinces bordering upon Turkey (
Eureiy cedssS1S3l. Thus, having once en-
Elt has AGAIN i1IfNsel about themiddle of Nov.,F
me next to the CaucasP ane,e WIN "a
mi II is said that the Russ1aoJ ~.
r Es.s~6as sustained numefSu'"o III" ~ go
,rS mountaineers themselves M !" 'n1 80" &c {
DID The Pri.sian Universal GazeSW spaieu' !.
oEinst., quotes the following letter ~ NH
III Tue lZsI ,Nena
az graph letter, that the Lomba rdo- Venetian RI
sdom was in state of revolution, and that t
ssuperior authorities should be instructed to
sdopt necessary measures for the re-establisl
Ement of order and tranquility.
TURKEY.
& Letters from Constantinople of the 9th {
tk Dec. state, that the Minister for Foreign Affair
tx officially p|tf1ed to the representatives of III
tk five Povers on the Goth the final adjustment :
fE the diference between Greece and Turkey.
II ITALY.
Private letters from Milan of the 10th of Ian
state that the greatest evaporation prevaile
I In that city. The number of persons killed b,
the soldIery IN the evening of the third, or VIII;
Esnbsebuentiy died of their ounds, was calcula
ted at upwards of eighty. There are reports o
second ARRAY at Milan, much more serious
than the first, in which many lives were lost ON
both sides. VI
Fresh popular demonstrations have taken
splace at Genoa and Pisa: and the agitation q,
Milan is stated to be spreading to the Yenefian
! provinces.
l According to the latest accounts. the K;nc
lot Sardinia is engaged in making most extene
jsive military preparations.
SWITZERLAND.
The Council of State of Vaud has issnod !,
decree, renewing that which expired on the 81 9.
nit, for'the prohibition of religious MEETINGS
and the celebration of Divine worship in Other
places than the churches of the Establishment.
until the Grand Council shall have come to some
On the subject. The Courier Suisse mentions
several outrages committed by the mob, unders
pretence of carrying into force this decree,wor-
by Of the worst days of tyranny. Z