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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

cstabishment Of dCpots ~ each nilitia district Of
The Jntod states, as be may deem necfss1rf, for
ha saleSeeping Of munitions aud arms, aud - the
rend zN"ns OF the militia, or PORTIONS thereof, that
NAY be called fotth.
37th' That the officers, nan-commissioned Off
GERS arut Crs musicians, and pnvatCs Of volunteer
cept hen called, - provided for m he lTih head
= all be enut,cd t. the ike compensation, m case Of
si>1 iiitf, by wouads ur Othcrsc, incurred IA the
service as -. or may De, allowed To- officer, non
commissioned officers, aiuGctrs musicians, aud n
Yates OF the Army of the United states.
SSH. That the several corps Of volunteers VIII, h
now exist m the ScyCrai States. and an wha; man
ncr soeyCr organized be not disturbed or derived
e their accustomed privileges; but less be
subject u such restrictions thsir respective Leg
islatur may direct and To all other duties rtquf-
Cd 1N THIS system, IN Ike manner with the other
9eh' That the Legislatures Of the several States.
NJ Tn earliest period Of time after the adoption a.
ihs system. enact such laws as may hs necessary
10 enroll aud otcanze tho militia of the respeciI,r
states, according To- the proS-iuns contained here
n ptonied that, until such enrolment and organ.
Ition BE- made, the existing laws governing tn
mtua oisach state he considered rs sill IA force
futh. That the term mfia OF the United STATE
shil be -, construed a. u embroce within IL,
meaning all trooTs, Of whatever description not OF
I the n Eniai army Of the United States.
| Respectfully submitted,
Hon. II. NJ. T. Trxrrz. -
Speaker Of me House Of Representatives.
This bill is known TO be odious TO the people. u,
Objectionable features by the party in power
and tho members Of ittry hard shield the Prcslen
from the odium &C it; but it is impossible Their,
stands the Presidents hand IN his Message Of Dee ,
| 1889
Il cANNor roo -TroNGLY RECOMMEND TO Your
CONSIDERATION THE Plan FOR ORGANIZING TIN
Mu.rrrA PROPOSED nv the sEcEErAEv At WAR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
CASH SYSTEM.
ID L Il BID ~ q T. q Il j. l. J. l. Il.

NO IDJ MINI VTtfL
Sr. LOuIs, Missouri.
81 ~ I'LL devote particular attention To Eersnl
HY Commission business, S.orsrg. Purchasing.
Selling, Receiving. aud Forwarding
From long experience, accompanied with punciual-
.iy aud attention We solicit business.
REFERENCES
MKee. Harding 4 90. Wheeling. Va. w. & c. Ter.
WeiIsburgh. Va. Merchants generally ~ S:eUHeuvc.
O.. Pittsburgh. Pa. Cincinnati. Louisville ny. s.
Louis. Mo. alsp The HveTy, VIZ, tPgcr hiS,iz-
.iPpi. Illinois and Missouri aud ScanLni Crri7ius
aud clerks generally. Wheeling. Auz. ID. l-tU
Sieubcnvsie Herald publish 10 amount oi 81. s.Ed
copy Of the Fapcr ,-odyoriser md charge lhs Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
ORGANIZATION. OF rnE MILITIA,

ASn-c Jr"'a ne Secretary II War. tra,,-i,nny a
sys'e.a q 70 organisation # tAe DElaa II tAe Uai
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
TIPPECANCE TENT ROOF.

Being guide Ia the principal events IN The Life #
Cen Harrison. compiled from Mics Register. md oher
an'hcuic records. just received and for sne hg
auc 10 STEPHENSON q; GARY, GOD.
OOKING GLASS MANUFACTORY.--Wh
4 sale and Retail Looking Glass Mandatory. Nc.
} 4 Market st opposite the Masonic Hall. The
subscribers respectfully ounce q the ciuzens Of
heUIng aud vicinity, Il Mt they have on hand n
rye and splendid assortment of Looking Glasses
Of their own Manufacture, the work m1ushp 60
which they warrant Inferior To acne IN the Union.
aud VII they are d. term ned 10 sell on tie Host
rea>cnaL lie terms Also, Gilt and Mahogany FssIaes
of every disruption ami quality made - Order
Old HIlt Mthogany aud Fancy Francs repaired
II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

Il COhtNG CLASS. Portrait n Picture Frainc
H manuacturer--Tne subscriber respectfully in.
forms the citizens of Wheeling aud vicinity that he
has commenced, in connection with his former bssi-
ness. tc Looking Glass. Portrait and Picture Frame
Gliding. &c ia all Ils bran, hcs--!ie has engaged Mr.
Jas Robinson. from the int manufactures la New
YORK. whose workmanship Is inE To none in the
Union, j. prepared ~ execute al orie . IN that
line He will constantly keep hand an c,tensv We
assortment oi LOOKING GLASSES Of every dcscrip.
tion ia Gilt aud Mahogany and Fancy Frames Picture
aud Portrait frames male order Old frame. recili
and Gliding ofevcry description done in tho best style
july Ii. w BRANSTRCP.
AGENT for II Haroyy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01


euAScrfT.--At rules bc'I n ;'''S
rlcr,js oihee OF lhe CTcuIt superior corrtt lex
AID chanefry Tor the count! u ONO IN the m"Eie
NJ HSSoS'F Peterson administrator of of snd
singular the goods and chattels rbhts emo Ci'el,s
u William lie Baron, deco
David Myorlc. James WRters, DHni,l Ian'. 'eS,.o
r. Ter aus LLOYD G. Hughes, ara t5tnttaf 'h'-
NAnley' 'a'' "'en '"''''' " Ceferd0nts.
The defendants David Myrlc and james Waters,
not having entered Their appearacc ara SiN,fh 49,
80, grrnr,i,n., 10 the act OF assembly and tie run
80 In Court audit appearing ~ satls ia.."s oi,h
hat they 1re no. inhoo ant. 81 .onsi n Is Or
4,,I that IA, said defendants do appear ne'y OF
The fyst day Of the next fall term 2i ms
~, a,r.,rance. give security tor ne pelIo, a. -
~ ll 4, ,his cause and file their ansN CT Y" ulS
.ompIsin6nt. b or ohs, WISE defend 10 s,, \;
that copy # thiS ois' UJ civ or wheslii cor
two months succcssivey an posted al the "0"'
door of the court house Of Ono :sun"'
copy Alex ALEX T. LAIpLET cie'A'
ID. LANE, for compt. aug 70 4
YIVCINiI-rx eHAxexsY-In the circuit Sulely
or Cont O, Law and ChanccTy Coz ono cows
on the Chanc, y sis s' The thereof r...-i-.s.,,.
Henry Mould e, az nyf,ndsnts
The s,fs9daniss q - ssoye HsIIi lake 1 Gsg.%
that on the ~ day Of October next sstween the
huns offs o'clock a. NJ: and o'clock p. " 81 tho
willie in the State Of Ohio, the compliments WIZ
take the drpOsiiions 90 Isaac Ecau and oihcrs ant
on the 18TH CAV of October next be- "ecn the "a ma
hour az the Office Of Jares Wheat IN the Cay
Of Wheeling the compliments will take ile deposl-
mons Of Charles l.. Strong, and Others, - be read
IN evd nee on the hearing of the same cause:
should the sa depo ItIon not DE completed on the
cav mentioned either Of the SAID places, the ta-
hing thereof Nil be a. jlurred from day to cay be-
two en- the same hours and Il the san place
MOORE, CLARKE q co.
Ry James $. Wheat. their Attorney.
aug PIN
ENIiCU LAR-AIMWELL SEMINARY, MART
Z INVlLiE, OHiO.-Aim 20 do well for whatey
worth DOING all worth doing well; and learn to
do well
Thislnstiiulon il Female boarding school, con
Quoted uron the Aimwcll system for mental and manu-
Al learning, thai affords a home education. mrariiug
the general substantial branches Of tuition. whi'h e.
cites the requisites and induce the useful requirements
Of Female literature and learning not learning To Ia
hour bui lahOring To- learn; with government over
mind and manners lcnicnily aud strictly introduced
and maintained and discipline induciye and not CO.
rrcvc applied with assduity aud pr prieiy on tic eii-
cheney ofexpescnce under the presiding Influence Of
\ trimming up IA tho uururs and admOu!IICn Of good
ness, by the Principal
". WRIGHT
] N B-Terms for board ard tuition. $50. TO 800
per anuurI, payable quarterly in advance tor further
particulars address thru the post Office, post paid
Martins ferry.
Mariinsit rrv, June %, $40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
hUCII " SALES.
a. - INHIg a

RUCiI SALES.
ny r. LEliliON q. co.
on WEDNESDAY, the goth INST, al Al o'clock
al thesuctDn stores IN BuChanan's wharf BalumoTe
1927 BAGS RIO GREEN COFFEE, Catalogues
may be prepared and the samplCs may be examined
the cav before the sale. X. l.. q 60.
July 2l-3t-BA
MEcASEEY, PALMFk q CO,
M6uulSo tUreTs and Importers of
p = l. x 81 : y G. | y g = q, d q r - l. x ) {.
No. rs -HITEs' street door ADORE TOHE
SlII BJRGH, IA.
Rags Tow, and TanHeTs scraps tai en IN trade,
at tbe highest prices. June 23-2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

NOllIE.
The Notes, Books. nod Accounts Of 4 Tor;n-
from the list of june 1889 20 23d of March lsi1 Al.
the SOtes, Books, aud &C counts OF = Rice from
2Oth OF Sept 1893 20 BIS. Of Dct. were transfer
e. To me, pr. contract on the 23d Of March 1870
by y LOrIu=
TIE said Notes and Accounts nrc guaranteed; IL IL
ihcrCiOrc necessary that due CiiI4Cuce hond De-
usCu "a heir collection From the great number al
tIeSr rtuJud- no further notI,e can be gScE-It T.
Therefore expected that hose inter, sted vii gov
efn themselves accordingly.
p. w. SIT CKING.
The above demands are placed N the hqrds Of
a. Caldwell 20 TOR eoliccuOn. Z. VS.
--tw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
D., MAECR 20. 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

y Z RENrLINGEKS AMERICAN HAIR DRES.
- - SlNG.-Thc subscriber would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally that he has
opened iiIe above establishment al No l27 Main 81
Tor the reception of all shose that will please TO favor
him With their custom
y. z. Wigs curled AMI frizzcis made 10 order
lnlv Pin SAMI. RREN1IINEER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01


VITAL rules held an the CierA'
Office OF the Circuit Court Of Law nnd Chaneery
for Tyler County, on Monday tho OH day oil 'uy
1910.
William Dickinson Joel ShrowFhury,
Lewis itullnCr. Moses NJ fuqua.
John ID. lcNiS. William ID. Shrows- In
bury and Joseph u Sir,ton. ira Ch,uccr-.
ding and dealing under the firm OF
DcAsrsJn. Rather & CO. Com
pluDants.
w
John franklin ovens. Defendant
This day came al, ."omplananis 10y their attorney
and 6lcd their bill in this cause, anil the defendant
not having entered his app, N.aHcc and gwen secur'
w. according to tho act of assc Iy oud the rules OF
this court and II appearing by Satisfactory evidence
that the said John Franklin Owens j. n% an ihna'''
Of this commonwealth On motion at The "",np,ai",''
by his attorney. u ordered that the said Jo RANK
liz Owens do appear here the Let day of the ncd
of this court. and answer the compliments bull a VI
that n copy Of this be inserted in the Western Virginia
Times Cor two months successvely aud posted at the
court house door Of this county.
copy toste,
iuly ll-Im ID HICKMAN, Clctt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

y osIN SOAF-I0O boxes Esp-ip s.,ap. a-road ar
4 q nclc. Also. 50 boxes mould Candies nst recei-
we'd and for sale by W. b. TYSON
mar !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

FA,GFN 10 Iute'iui.g 10 srud 1Ui-,TI,IT Ia
IhleCe'p ha Tor eduraiInh. vail d q desirable at
uaiion IA the school under the carc Of Prof J. II
Ag'e". Only aiew are taken INTO the family aud
Hesc parents may rest ASSURED, Will have eveIy at
t,luuI paid to ;hem.
For particulars see Ct cuars AT H. O off c. Of S.r
Atkins -, $50 arc 4 Az
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

al RS LYON viii open a SEMI NARY Tor Mis-
WI 81, on Monday. the 2O,h inst. Tie number OF
pupils lininod, application he made at her resi-.
dence corner of Ilamicn and 9Th SITS. Lessons given
on the Piano Forte. a. usual iulv Il
H3 EDlCAL BOOKS-i;clniosh', Practice Of
" n Physic. Hall the Blood Duugleson's Medical
Dictionary. Ingcson's Human Physiology. Iuglesons
General Theraputics Inreson's elements of Hygiene
Eherlcs Practice. Green the skin. just received
and for .ale by STEPHENSON & GARWOOD.
iunc 31-G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
John Frnnklir Cvens. pefendant.
ChauCCr

NltlSINIA;-At Tul held m the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and thancery
for the county OF Ohio, IN tae aonih OF July, leip
HYDE Rice, Complainant
against
Moses W. Chaplinc and Essnezer Zane, adj
ministrators with the will annexed OF Noah
Ztne deceased and Ely Dorsey and Mary l.. his
Wife, late airy l.. Zarc, ana b,ncZer Zane,
lanes G. John ston aui 80 .hia his Wiic, william
W. ShTiver and Caroline his wife, James A. Me-
Clean aud Mary hls wife, Platoli Zane, Hhmp- :
den Zane, Elizabeth Zane Hnd coTnela Zane,
which said Mary l. Dorsey i the widow. and {.
which SAID EhcnCZrr Zane, SOPHIA Johnston, >
Carohne ShtIveT, Mary Mclean 4 laioil, Hnmp-
den, Elizabeth and 60 ueha Fam, are the chil- >
dron and hers at law of n Oah Zane, late Of o. :
hIO county, a, cca sed-and. Catherine r. WI :
son, David r.. Wilson. Elizabeth w Icon, Alex
ander Nlls"n. and Nirginia Wilson. oh dT,n
and heirs AZ law OF Marcus Nilsson, late OF said
county of Ohio, deceased, and Alexander w H.
son, adminlst atJr of the estate OF he sad Maf-
Gus Wilson, deceased. Defendants
The defendants Jancs G.. Johnston. and Sophia
his wife, Catherine T.. Wilson, David T.. Wilson, T.
,izuboth wilson and Virginia Wilson, not having
catered their appearance aud gwen secUrIiy accord
ny 10 the at of assembly aud the rules Of tins
Cou ., and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that thay are not inhabitants OF his common NCaih
On motion of the complainant ty Counsel, u Is ~
dergd thattle said defendants 80 appear mere on
The first day Of g. next fall term 81 this court, ana
answer IN, sad com lunUnrs biil, end thar n copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted m news a
per printed in the city Of h,rlIrg for two months
sueCessvcy and pos ed the front door Of The curt
house CT OhIb county
"A copy tcste,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

VEGINIA--Ai rules held 10 the Clerks Office ofthe
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery FOR The
county ofOhIo IN the monk at August 1910
The North Western Bank Of Virginia Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
copy ALEX T. LAIpLEY, c!erk'
d. LAME, for Comp't. aug 70

YIVcINfI-ix cHAScxEY-In the circuit SupcT4-
or Cont o. Law and ChancCTy Coz ono Co9y,s -
on the Chan"t' ~ sise ihcreoi
Mnnrc Chi : y 70. L4nslalnants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

~ POLITICIANS
EBDLlflCAL Mirror a review Of Jacksonisr,
h Dwighs character Of Jefferson, o r., =, r,ni,s 81
each Just received and for sae by
STEPHENSON & GARWOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01

NiRGlNlA-IY cHANcERY-At Rules held in the
Clerks offiCc oi the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chaucery Cor the County OF OHIO, IN the month
OF August, 1910
Henry Moore. and John T. CLARKE. late partner, in
business. under the lnn vi Moore d ClarAe-Com.
p!anants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-01
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
N-tS0S for Commit

.NIR5INIA.-At Rules held IN the Clerks Office of
the CircCit Superior Court OF Law and Chauccry
Tor the county OF Ohio, IN the month of .usust,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-20
NEW SERIES-VOL. l. NO. 70

by contract with, or suhjeciion to others
or for themselves. SLAVES, in the cas-
tern part Of this state, (Vrginia,) fill the
place Of the peasantry Of Europe-of the
peasanlry or day-laborers in the non
slave-hoIding States of this Union. The
denser the population, the more numer-
GUS will this class be. Even in the pre-
sent state Of the population, beyond the
Allegheny, there must be some peasan-
try, and as the country fills up, they will
scarcely have more-that is, men who
tend their herds and dig the soil, who
have neither real nor personal capital Of
their own. And who earn their daily
bread by the sweat Of their brow. These.
by this scheme, are all to be represent
ed--Eut none of our slaves. And yet,
in political economy, the latter, [ihe
slayes] fill exactly the same place [as
white laborers have as sincere feel
ings Of regard for that people as any man
who lives among them. But | ask gen.
tlemen to say, whether they believe, that
those who are obliged to depend on their
daily labor for daily subsistence, CAN or
do ever enter into political affairs! They
Rercr dO-acuer 'r5G-neUer CAM
Again Mr.. Leigh says: [See page 1921
"No government can produce the great
est degree of happiness and safety, or
fail to destroy them, which does not pro-
vide the most jealous security for proper
ty, which does not we'd power to proper
ty."
Such are the principles of Benjamin
Watkins Leigh--and such is the man
whom Mr.. TYLER selected as q proper
example for him to follow!
1t remains for the people Of the United
States 10 determine if they will aid in
elevatIng aman to the second Office in
the Republic, who wants but an opportu,
nifty ofroDbing them Of their dearest, their
most sacred privileges!
Such are the men, people of Ohio,
that your enemies, the self styled Wings,
are parading through your state, with the
emblem of log cabin and hard cider 10
deceive you. 1t is the means these aris-
tocrats and enemies of human liberty
take tn deceive you. Freemen, be up
and doing-he on the front battlcments
If freedom--do your duty. and your
Childlen will call you blessed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-20
CONNECTICUT.

The prohigate conduct of the Wings
has reused the spirit Of the Democracy
every where. In the recent town cleo
tions in Connecticut, the Wings have
been beaten in many towns where they
succeeded last spring.
These elections do not always bring
out the full strength of parties; but we
learn from several letters, from the State,
that full vote was polled and the utmost
efforts made at this time on both sides.
In NeD London, where the Wings had
40 majority last April, the Democrats
succeeded. after two or three ballotings,
by about 20 majority. In NiddletoUn,
they have also succeeded, where the
Wings had a majority in April. In Sy-
field, an old Democratic town, which was
turned against the Democrats, by the
apostacy of prominent Conservative,
there was most desperate struggle, and
the Democratic candidates were elected
by Is majority. In Waterford, the De
mocratic majority was rs; and in Groton
it was large. In Windsor and Wiadham,
both Wing in 1898, the Democratic ticket
prevailed. NOrWich and StoningtOn elec-
ted Federal Whigs.-GIObe.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-20

To make the father see the tear which
hunger brings TO the infant eve, and 10
make bis soul quall at the moans of the
mother Of his children. This is the OBJ.
Ject: This is bank humanity! Curses
." lne infamous Wretches.
FOR all we have said we have record
e',deAce. The despicable robbers dare
hotdeny Il. 1t is as true as that the sun
rose 'a.s day. While the blood mantles
upon 'ho cheeks Of some who read this
ana "ntIe as others read it, remorse will
rack tdeir guilty souls and rend their
rotten hearts to the core, they will not
DARE to deny fact, herein stated
Read 1t then, ye plunterers of the moor.
and when you lay your heads upon vour
pillows, soo:he yourselfto s!eep with the
consoling thought that you have robbed
the poor working man and his wife and
children of the use ofTWO DOLLARS
for eight months. Then sleep on. and
dream of the honor Of the President Di-
rectors and Company Of the Bank Of
Cleveland. The people must be reach.
ed through their sutIerings."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-20

UNPARALLELED MEANNESS-
CONSPIRACY OF THE BANK
ERS TO CHEAT THE WORKING
MEN.
On the 18th inst. an honest, hard work
ing mechanic presented at the counter
of the Bank of Cleveland, two one dollar
bills for redemption. He was told by the
little jumpers of the bank that the mon
ey was good enough for him, and pay-
ment was refused. He resorted to the
only means left him TO recover his pay
He sued the bank. Trial came Off
Judgment was rendered, and THE BANK
ATTORNEY AND A BROKER OF
THIS CITY entered bail for appeal
There was no question of law or fact, in
volved in the trial. 1t was simply a COL
lection suit. For the sake ofkeeping the
honest laborer out of his hard earrings for
eight long months, the bank appealed,
subjecting the poor man to the trouble
and expense of law suit in the Court Of
Common Pleas. The actors in these dis
graceful transactions deserve TO be con-
fined in the dungeons of the jail and fed
Oh bread and wafer only till the two dol
lars are collected on execution from the
Court of Common Pleas. These acts
are no better than stealing the bread from
the plates Of the widow and orphan, to
crafty their tyranny and revenge, ifthey
would do this, they would leave the dead
to stink uhburied and smack their lips in
a charnel house of their own creation.-
These are the men who profess to be
such earnest friends of the poor man!
These are the Harrison Democrats of
1910! How much money did the Bank
Of Cleveland pay 10 circulate Davis
Speech? What confidence will be placed
in their professions, when they show
themselves thus willing to send the in
fant hungry to bed, 10 turn the poor man
naked into the street, to cast the widow
upon the mercy of the storms of Heaven.
and to break the spirit bending over the
grave; wretches whose souls are stepped
in the fraud Of their system, hearts hot
and reeking in daily polutions; poor
fools who hang their character upon the
(rail hook of corporate existence, GriVel-
ing puppies who lap the heel of mas
ter made to their hands; miserable nurse
ljngs of corruption proud ofthcir STENCIL
what can honest men think OF them!-
What opinion con be entertained oil them
br ,hosa wbo wall the earth and breathe
the air. and cherish the feelings which
Such is whggery of Cuyahoga Coun-
tv--Appealng suit oftwo dollars! and
for what? Expecting to reverse the judg-
mept? Not at all. What then? Why
reader to make the poor man groan for
bread. TO subdue him to their will. To
send want and misery to. his table. To
drive him and his children to desperation.