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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-10-30
SWAIM'S
G E L E RATED PAN ACEA f.,
FOR THE CURE OF

Inciplent Consumption,
Serofuta, General Debility, White Srelling,
| Rheumatism Diseases of the Lirer anf
Skin, and I'LL Diseases arising from
Impurities of the Blood, and the
Effects of Mercury.
CWAIM'S PANACEA has becn for than thirty
- celebrated in this country and III Europe for It's
is u'de to the directions aud boks (Which may lie had
gatis) accompanying the Pancsa Some of which give
the particulars uf too irghu Tor general hicatlu,
where .he patients had been ST at-n up with Scruiu,
und were deemed incurable 10y PLY sicians
IN has been used IN hospnls aud private practice ana
has hnd the singular fortune of being recommend By the
most celebrated physicians and other enhne rers-hs-
Among others by
w. Gibson NJ d., Prof If Surgery. Pa University.
Valentine Midt, NJ. D., Prof al Surg y. y. ChIver-
W. +. Devices NJ. D., Prof. Of Md, Pa. University.
\. Chapman, NJ d., Prof. Of Physic Pa University.
4. Parke, NJ. D., Pres't College OF Ph! sicans, Pla.
DIR. Del Vglli Prot of Medicine, Havana.
Jose Enurencc de Luz, Prof. &c Surgery, Lisbon.
J. Chipman. Member Royal College Surgeons, London.
q. W Ervng, late Minister to Spain.
Sir Thomms Pears III, Mai Gen. British Army,
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c, &c
And uso. the wonderful cures effected ly Swnims Pan
have for many ycurs made II an invaluable remedy
The Pauncea does not contain mercury III amy form, and
being an innocent preparation, it Hmy bc given to the
most tender infant.
The retail price has been reduced 81 so per bottle,
Continuing thee half pins) or three brtilcs for 81
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
swam's Panacea is in round bottles, futed h'nstudi-
naly, with the following letters bl wn on the glass
"SwAIAI'S-pANACEA-p
and having the name Of JAS SWAIN stamped the seal
ing wnx aud written the label covering the cork and
splendid engraving for the side of the bottle comp se, Of
geomeirc lathe work, comprising nine different dies,
which have been turned for the exclusive Of the pro-
prctor by Dmpcr Co bank note eugnvnrs, of Pbila-
depha III the centre is portrait OF the late VIM Swain
copyright secured.
ALSO, SwAIM's vERMIFUGE
4 valuable Family Medicine, being highly approved
remedy for nil diseases arising from debility Of the dgcs-
l,.r.M ter
Fever and Ague Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache &c, &o.
See the Pumphet (Which may be had grus) accompany
ing the Nerlniuge -
Prepared only at SWAlM'S LABORATORY, THE
OLD STAND, Seventh street, below Chestnut, Phiadel-
phia and sold by all the respectable Druggists III the tni-
teal States.
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
Persons wishing obtain the genuine SWAlM'S FAN
ACEA and SWA1M'S VERMlFUGE, should be careful
t1,l i,sft ilntla
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Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS. will be received at the or
Il fe of the Mine Hill and Schuylkll Ha-
ven Rail Road Company, franklin Institute
Buildings, South SEVENTH ST., Philadcl-
phia, on MONDAY, November Isl, for the
Grading of that portion of the extension of
The Mine Hill Road, from the summit of
Broad Mountain to Big Mine Run, in the
Mahanoy Valley, about miles. Pro6les,
specifications, SC, may be seen at the En-
sineer's Office, ASHLAND, Schuylkill coun-
iy, on and after the 26lh inst.
EWD. F. GAY, Chief Engineer.
Oct. %, 1852 q.
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Also. swAIM,s vERMIFrGE.
SWAIN

is spelled correctly the bottles and hhcls, they may
be imposed On by medicines made in intuition o them by
person bearing somewhat similar im'le well calculated
to deceive.
phindelnhin October 2tiS52-2mo.
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New Advertisements.
HERE Is YOUR REMEDY!
Ill oil loway's Ointment.

HOllOway's Ill Ointm e n t /.
MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF BAD LEGS,
AFTER 40 YEARS SUFFERING
Extract Of Letter from Mr.. Wm Galpin, Of
10, 81. Mary's Street, Weymouth,
dated Moy 18th, 1851.
To Professor HoLLowAY,
violent cold which settled in her legs, and ever since
mat time they have been more less Sore and greniy
unnamed Her agones disiracting, and for months
together she was deprived entirely Of and sleep
Every remedy that medical advised tried but
of her legs terrible. had often read your Adver
sements, and advised her try your Pills and onment
we'd useless she consented to do So She
weeks ago. and strange to relate, is now in good health
sound and undisturbed Could you have witnessed the
.uerngs Of my wife during the last 40 years and con.
would indeed feel delightful in having heen the means of
se1y atsy's the 'eryS WyIAM e. SAIPN
PERSON 20 YEARS OF AGE CURED OF
BAD LEG, OF 90 YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. Vim. Abbs, Build
erof Gas Orens, of Rushclife, near Hud-
dersfcld dated Map 3lst, 1851.
SRI suffered for a period Of thirty years from o had
leg the result Of three different accidents at Gas
course to a variety of medical advice without deriving
any benefit and told that the leg must he nnpu-
tated yet, in opposition To thnt Ophhon, Nur fHs ana
Ontn ent have effected complete cure in so short time
fsirned) WILLIAM ABBs.
The truth Of this statement he verified by Mr. w r.
England, Chemist, 10, Market stieet Hutdcrsfed
A DREADFUL. BAD BREAST CURED IN ONE
MONTH.
Extract of a Letter from, Mr.. Frederick Turn
er, Of Penhursf, Kent, dated December 18Th,
1850.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DIR .R SIR-NIy wife he'd suffered from BAD 81 snss for
than six months, and during the whole rerd had
the best medical attendance but nl to Ilav ing be-
FIRE healed awful wound in my own leg, hy your
rivallrd medicine. ] determined asan 10 use your Pills
and Onnncnt and therefore gave them trial ia her
aud fortunate it did for less Than nth
perfect effected, and the benefit that various 9TH
CT branches OF my fmily have derived from their is
really astonishing | now strongly mnend them To
oil my friends (Sgncd) FRED'K TURNER.
Tbe Pills should be used conjointly with the Ointment
most Of the following cases -
bad Legs, Chieg ,-foot, Fis,ulas,
Bad Breasts, Chilbains Gout.
Burns Chapped hands, GL,irul,r Swelling,
Buni,nis Germs (Sof) lJmlago
Bite Of Mo.che- Canccrs Piles
toes 4 Sand Flies, Contracted md rheumatism
Cuco-lay. Stiff JOINTS Scalds,
Eiephaniusis, Sore Nipples, e-,hroa,s,
ssia-diseascs, seurvy, sS.re-hea'l',
TumouIs Ulcers, Wounds,
Yaws
Sii at the Establishment of Professor Holloway 2il,
Strand, (iear Temple Bar, Lrdou) and hy all respectable
Druggists and Deers in Medicines hrpughm the British
Empire III Of the Uuitcd States, in Boxes at 37lc,
SIC, and 81 SOC each Wholesale by tile principal Drug
houses in the Unirn, and by Messrs. A. b. d. SANDS,
New Notk,
W There is considerable saving by taking larger
sizes
disorder affixed to ea:h box.
October %, is52,-Iy.
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T.AT.LCRING.
JOHN Y. MARTIN,

EpEGS leave to inform his friends and the pub
I'd lie in general, that he is prepared in every
respect to make clothing after the most
Fashionable Styles,
and in the most durable manner, and his prices
will he as reasonable as can be had in Sudbury
or elsewhere, in cash or approved country produce
He will always have the advantages OF The latest
fashion plates, and IN addition to his aekhowi'
cJ.,ed skin in cutting, he will he assisted by the
direction of the most scientific publications rela-
ting to that art, now issued from the empornms
of fashion in the United States. An endeavor
win be made always to have work completed
when rcquiaed. s,xs
Ills establishment is situated in Market square,
sunbury nearly opposite the Post once, IN 'he
building formerly occupied oy 1ao1o a."'t =, hi h;n,
20 SOC hi, friends, aud make such work for them
as Is within the line of his business.
Supbury, August IA, ls52.-u'
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TlMERSON'S ARITHMETIC Nos. l.2 3,
II and Porter's Rhetorical Reader, just receiv
ed and for sale Ivy WIN. MCCARTHY.
Sunbury, May |, 1851
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nYSTER CANS.-A lot of empty OYSTER
" Cans, suitible for putting up fruit, for sale
Inv VIM. II. THOMPSON.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-10-30

E>REsH Vanilla Bean Of superior quality
IL Just received and for sale by
JULY 81, 1885, II. b. MAssER.
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Fresh and Spiced Ovsfers

Fresh and SPiced OystaS
uAvING settled at Northumberland, | am
III now PREPARED 10 furnish Fresh and spi-
ced Oysters during the hole season a, re-
duced prices. You can depend upon them
being fresh, as shall receive them daily,
(Sundays excepted) and when landed here,
they are only l6 hours out Of The shell.
All persons at a distance, who are in want
Of the above article, can have them sen, Eer
dozen or single can by addressing
w. II. VlCKERY, at Bur's Hotel.
Northumberland, Oct. 16, 1852.
Dilworth, Branson s Co.
IMPORTERS OF & DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE, H CUTLERY, &C.
No. SO Market ST., door belop I'd St,
PHILADELPHIA.
Where they always keep on hand large STOCK of
every variety of Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
WIN. Dilworth, Henry ID. Lands,
Samuel Branscn. James NJ. Vance.
October lG, ls52,-1y,
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KDl virtue OF ccttiin Wits VI ''". iS|P. W iic
ID directed will be sold by public Vendue, or
outcry, at the Court House, in the borough of
Sunbury, on MONDAY tie lst day of Novem-
her next, at | o'clock, P, NJ, the following real
estate to wit.
The undivided third part of a certain
Tract Of Land,
situate on the waters Of Shamokin creek, Shamo-
Kin tp, Northumberland CO., bounded as follows: /:
to wit beginning al a stone corner OF lhomas
Hamton's tract, thence along the Sudbury road
south "a deg. east SO perches TO Spanish OAK
thence by the same long. SO deg. east 2of per
ches to a post, thence south IL deg. east @io
perches crossing the Shamokin creek to a post,
thence by vacant land north "a deg. east 45R
perches to pine thence by land now or late OF
George Coldraine, north l2 deg west 3s7 per-
ches crossing said creek and the road 10 post,
thence by land of VIM. Ball, south 7S deg west
los perches to a stone, thence by land now OF
late Of Isaac Parkinson, south - deg. east l3l
perches to the place of beginning; containing
l243 acres and allowance. 1t being the same
tract of land which the Commonwealth Of Penn
sylvania by patent, dated the 30th day of Apri
i7s5, enrolled in Patent Book, No. 3, page 342
&C., granted to VIM. Ball.
Siezed, taken in execution and TO be sold al
property of James Penman.
ALSO:
A certain lot of ground,
situate in chilisquaque township, Northumber
land county bounded north by public road, east b
Bucher's land, south by the same, and west b
land of John p. Summers, containing one acre
more or less, whereon are eerected log house an
stable. Seized, taken in execution and to be sol
as the property Of William NJ. Auten.
v ALSO:
A certain tract oi land,
.;,us,e in Chilisquaque township Northumbs
land county bounded north by lands Of Ludw
Paiger and widow Paiger, south by lands Of !
ID. Cummings, and west by other lands of def
containing thirty-fve acres, more or less wher
,,non l. erected q one and half story new tran
dwelling house. Also, certain other
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MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES handsomely
lNA executed for sale at this office, single or
ly the dozen.
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SOAP & CANDLE MANDATORY,
Wm. McCarty, Bookseller.

DESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
~ the public, that he has removed his Book
Store, to Market street, To the house occupied
by J. Naie, Esq, Attorney at Law, nearly OPP
positc the Court House, on the north side,
where keeps for sale constantly on hand good
assortment Of books and stationary.
For Sale-A large new spring Wagon fit for
3 or 4 horses.
Sunbury, July "a, ls52.-H.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-10-30

I TNK-Boureau's celebrated ink, and also Con
gres ink for sale, Wholesale and retail by
December 28. 1850. II. b. MASSER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-10-30
REMOVAL.

rJ,IIE old established POCKET BOOK and MOROCCO
l. CASE MANUFACTORY, located ut 52i Chestnut
Street for the past
TWENTY ONE YEARS,
has been removed TO No. 2O5 ARCH STREET, FIRST d por
hcluw 9th street, where be found the largest and lest
assortment OF the following articles, viz
Pocket Books, Port Folios, Dressing Cases. wiring
Cases Bankers Cuses, Bank Bouk Holders, Bill Bo,ks,
Money Belts, Cigar Gases, Razor Strops, Porte Mohnaies
Work Cases, Card Gases, Needle Cases.
Ell SMITH thankful lr pas, fav"Is, hopes by nttci.
ri ri and with determination to sell the best qnniity Of
gs the Lowest prices, to receive share I" patronage
IN. Trade ale requested to call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
~ B-Itcpairing done with ncatness and dispatch,
F. II. SMITH,
pos Arch Street, Pluladcphia
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List Of Jurors.

SkF Northumberland County for November
T. A. ID. 1852
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SHERIFFS SALES.

10y Virtue of certain writs of Ven. ErP. to me
ID directed will be sold by public Vendue, or
outcry, at the Court House, in the borough Of
Sunbury, on MONDAY tie lst day of Noyem-
her next, at o'clock, p, NJ, the following real
10 NIT
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LIST OF CAIJSES

ETOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas
of Northumberland County, at November
T., A D., 1852.
The daily union., 1852-09-03
Appointments by the President,
BIZ and yith the adpfcs and corssnt of the Ssna

Gustavus A. Henry, OF Tennessee, 10 be commissioner
under the of Congress- approved Sd March, 1851
claims in the State Of California vice James Wilson,
jected.
Andrew Jackson Smith, to be agent for the Chckasaw
Indians. vice kenton Harper, resigned.
Benjamin d. Wilson, to be agent for Indians in Calior
mia, y M. Wozepcrah, removed.
Samuel Sheldon, 10 be agent for Indians In California
vice Pearson b Reading, who declines.
Michael Seck to be agent Tor Indians in New Mexico
vice r. Wooley, removed. .
William Gillian, OF Iowa, TO be register OF the land Of
6ce for the Charlton district, in the Stale OF Iowa
Isaac lie filler, OF Iowa, be receiver OF public
FOR the Charlton district, in the State of Iowa
George l. Nghlengale of Iowa. be register OF the land
Office ior the northern district. In the State of Iowa
Ephalet Price, OF Iowa. 10 be receiver OF public moneys
for rhe northe IN district In the State Of Iowa
Allen Piese of Minnesota Territory TO be register OF the
land Office saltwater. Minnesota, vice A. Van Vorhes
removed.
ceiver OF public moneys Saltwater, Minnesota vice Ma
tbaniel G. Wilcox, removed.
Joseph a. ID. Street, Of Iowa, to be register OF the
s. M Ballard Of Iowa. 10 bo receiver OF public moneys
for the Missouri river district, In the State OF Iowa
Francis Sprnser oflows, TO be register oil the land oce
john r. lowers of the District Of Columbia be super
OF public printing under the Of Congress
approved 2sth August, 1852
COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Benjamin r.. Byhewood at Beaufort, South Carolina,
appointed
George Gibbs for the district OF Oregon. vice John Adai
whose comm ssion expired
SURVEYORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Jacob G. Hewlett, Cold Spring, New York, reap
pointed. rEr.
Moses Johnson at Lsvacs, Texas, reappointed.
George p Evans at river, Virginia, vice r. 4 Yeat
Hopeful Toler San Pedro. California, vice J. B. Ste
vens, resigned.
The daily union., 1852-09-03
Denunoiation OF the webster Movement feet
st.als b.3's ings In Boston. alpk Uss 4EF

The papers OF Boston contain the proceedings OF the
Young Mems Wing Club, held on Monday evening The
Courier MIR Websers organ, saysih that the attendance was
very slim, numbering not more than seventy persons The
meeting was addressed by Mr.. @. H. Devereux, OF Sa-
lem, who denounced the Webster movement and is or.
gan The Courier replies, by charging its assaant with
having IN times past committed the offence il deems
SO grave when committed by others. by boiling regular
nomination; and il claims for The friends of Mr. Web
ser the same right 10 repudiaie the whig nominations.
which many Of the friends OF General Scott have claimed
and exercised TO repudaie and spit upon the whg plat.
form. which is as obligatory the whg party any
other act OF the Baltimore Convention. t..,t2
Thus the dishonest purpose which prompted the action
Of the Whig Convention Baltimore is producing its e-
fair exposition Of its doctrines and purposes and then Sc
lect candidate who exponent of lis principles
and who had lived up 10 lis creed but the friends OF
General Scott aplaom which did not express
their views, and Of which General Scott was not an ex
ponen,, in order to purchase support for him.
After all was finished, the platform represented one
portion OF the whg party, and the nomination another
distinct and an,agonislc portion OF IT, This attempt to
please both branches Of the whig partythe with the
platform and the other with the minationdispleased
both; Tor the friends OF General Scott repudate the plat
FORM and the friends OF Mr.. Webster repudiae the nom
inaion. The Webster wings also held meeting in
Boston on Monday night The Courier states that more
than hundred and fifty present II was, there
FORE twice as large the Scott meeting at which the
Webster movement was denounced. Accounts were
received from the country which gratifying to the
meeting, club of thousand, to be called the "WEB
sTER MISUTE-MEN CLUB," was appointed, and their
names given by the Webster organ. This looks like
earnest purpose, and full and perfect commita TO
organized bolt After going thus far, cannot how
Mr. Websters friends honorably their steps
Even if they disposed to recede from their position
the friends OF Gen. Scott would forgive them bu
would all the power Of the whig party to destroy
them whenever an opportunity should occur. II Gen
Scott should be elected, the friends of Mr.. Webster
would be hunted down with unsparing cruelty. II they
should take step back ward, and General Scott be de-
feated at the head Of the united whg party all the pow
ers OF its organization would be brought TO bear on
them, and they would be charged with the defeat In
erest and honor, therefore, give the COUNSEL and
both forbid the abandonment of the Webster movement
General Scolts nomination procured by unfair
means, and many of his most influential friends have
rtpudiated the bargain by which it was obtained: j
therefore bears curse about it, and cannot succeed
The daily union., 1852-09-03
The whig Leaders in washington.

is known that there now, and that there has been
for months in this city, Wing National Committee, to
which the cause OF General Scott has been especially
intrusted Several very extraordinary took place
while this committee was 10 session during the sitting
of Congress, all going to show that the abolition inHu.
ence. always controlling in the whig party, the
leading and the despoc element in the National Wing
Committee. Since Congress has adjourned however, il
appears ha, The doubtful southern members OF that
committee have gone home, leaving 10 the hands OF the
abolition members the entire management OF its opera
tons. The presiding genius OF the National Wing Com.
mi,,ee now in 1919, is Mr. Truman Smith, oi Connec
tcut, and he is assisted by such politicians the Rev.
Mr. Fowler and Mr.. Fitz Henry Warren Wsgon-oads Of
documents, prepared and published a, the Office OF the
New York Tribune, are received by the Wbig Commit
Tee daily, and scattered broadcast the land6lled,
too with the discreditable appeals the lowest
prejudices and the gules, passions Sad is the
ganzaton OF the whig Scott party, at the present
hour, at the national capital
The daily union., 1852-09-03
The Prospect and the Contrast.

We alluded yesterday to the cheering incidents for the
democratic party that marked the close of the late
sion of Congress Nothing, however, more eloquent
y TO illustrate the significance Of the speca-
Gle which was presented than the tone and the
temper in which the representatives OF the two great
parties, respectively, departed to their homes The
democrats left with enthusiastic confidence in the
issue OF the campaign. Not man in the whole array
doubted or hesitaed about the result The wings, on
the other hand, left broken heart sore, and terror
stricken The bodest in their ranks seemed 10 be
fed into silence by the overpowerng evidences OF whg
dafecton. Ths most reckless stood st at the disco-
OF whig turpitude in the halls OF Congress- and
those who had started out with the idea that Scott was
certain Of complete and commanding success and that
Pierce was fore. doomed 10 humiliatng discontinue,
seemed to read. in the manifold signs Of the times,
thousand admontons OF the folly alike OF their hopes
and their prophecies There Gentry, no
Toombs, no Stephens among the democracy, TO hold
up national the OF candidates and the
blundes OF policy, because both General Pierce and
the convention that nominated him challenged and Sc.
cured the applause, however reluctant OF all candid wings
even The universal of the democracy upon our
didats he best hat haze not hesitaed 10
do ~hoe duty TO principles The sad and darken-
ed this state OF facts is presented by the wbs
party. The old whig leaders have changed into recu-
SAINTS the old whig avorl,es have been discarded for
bespanged expediency; and the aroused nationality o
hu ndreds and thousands OF whss tired OF the dominion
OF anacism, has been nsulted by packed majority,
and ramped under foot by the foes OF The constitution
The daily union., 1852-09-03
Vermont.

The New York Tribune strives to keep its courage up
by clustering about the fact that the wings to carry
Vermont in the State election which takes place on the
eth instant.
II is probable that the dutch will take Holland" The
wings may brag about Vermont as much as they please
while Gov Williams wbg law nuIliying the fugitive
laws stands unrepesled upon their statute-book
1t will be enough II the democrats carry the States
which respect, instead Of noying, the mandates OF The
constitution. Hs.e
The daily union., 1852-09-03
Hen. 4. w. v.nable, of North Carolina.

This distinguished member OF Congress addressed a
large meeting at Richmond. Virginia, Thursday The
Richmond Enquirer states that the audience was crowded
that Mr. vsnable was listened to with breabess and
abated attention for nearly two hours, and that his eo
quenl remarks made deep impression on his hearers
which will not fail to be lasting
The democratic members OF Congress are returning to
their constituents full OF zeal and hope AT every stop
pngplace they are invited TO address meetings OF the
democracy, united and enthusiastic. The wing members,
on The other hand are speeding home, dshearened and
desponden' alive the divisions 10 their party, and
'emp'anng an unavoidable defeat They do not stop on
fher journey TO commune with their friends but they
pass on silently and gloomy, brooding over the evil
practices oy which the whg party has forfeited the pub
he respect They see, when too a,e that deception
viii at last be detected, and that an honest policy
alone Triumph IN an intelligent and viruous nation.
The daily union., 1852-09-03

We learn that our remarks yesterday, touching the
Encouragement OF the Post Office Department and the
detention of our paper, have bsen considered by
persons an attack on the post Office in this city.
That is mistake; for we only intended TO give
uterance to general complaint. without making in.
situations against any particular office II is not our
habit to make assaults by nnuendo; and when we feel
ourselves justified in making charges against public ser
wants, state them plainly and distinctly, and do moi
leave them 10 inference and implication.