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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

The appointment Of Gen. Jane, Wi,o, ~, ~.
Hampshire, TO be Surveyor General oC ;bS phi
ie Lanos ~ Wisconsin and Iowa, will thrill an hun
ofed thousind hearts lie is one Of the nobiest .ns.
slms9s OF New Englind manhood. New Yo,L 4,
,srs'y 'noeoted TO hs efforts and elo1usncs Tor
hsI ''st HiumPh' We congratulate the citizen,
Of these infant Territories upon he f,, ,,.as
among them Of man Of whose virtues. t,lsnt. : nd
worth they viii ever be justly proud
.9lbauN Jo,,y,.f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

i61 Advertisers are requested TO hand in theii
advertisements at as early an hour OF the usy A.
practieahle. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. intended for inser
Ton IN the ensuing days paper, must be handed W
before o'clock p. NJ, and those intended Tor in
sertion IN Mondays paper must be handed In on
Saturday. otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

W" Those Young Men composing the wbe
Delegation on the 9Th October last, and aft tbo,s
dssrods Of tesuying their respect to the memory NJ
the late Pre'iden. Of the United Suites, are request,
ed to meet at the Lyeeum Hall az o'clock Tb;,
Evening.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
MAR RIRD.

On the 9Th inst. by Rev. 2. l.. Mssoon, Mr.
WILLIAM l.. TssERLaEE, to Miss MARy z.
CRIfrEHDtF.
On the 9Th inst by Rev. E. l., Magoon, Mr
JsFEs J. WmoviELD, 70 Miss HaaaIEr Bow.
Eps, all Of this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
OFFICIAL.
AFroIHrMINrs nv rur
WYTHE.

APPOINTMENTS MT THE PosrMAsrER GENERAL.
Ph'Io c. Fuller, Of Michigan, to be Second As.
sistant Postmaster General.
John 3 Skinner, of Maryland, to be Third As.
sis;ant Postmaster General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
NlEMOR anna

pAL iMOkE, May 6-Cleared, schr I.a5v
Warrington, Hubbard, Richmond. uy
Richn ond. '"ys rom
NEW YORK. May 5-Anived, sc1r Msncb.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

Snow IN MAT.-Thero was quie brisk snow
storm Monday morning at Boston which commenc
ed about o'clock, continued through the night and
several hours Monday forenoon.
There was also snow storm OF Albany on Sun
day last
From Maine, correspondent of the Kenneb.c
Journal, up among the mountains" writes under
date OF April 2lst, that Tor five months the ooly
chance he has had to sec the grounds was by going
down cellar with light-E Y. Erpress.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
DIED

Al ms residence, in Louisa county, on the morn
ing Of the 29th April, Francis JERpoSr, ST., in
The seth year Of his age.
IL The Richmond Enquirer and Compiler re.
qu,sed to copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
From II. Norfolk Beacon Of 7h,,,d,,
"wAsnINGTnN LETTER wnlrrnsn

Much has been said Of washington Letter wri-
ters," many Of whom ore Spirited and able, b., W.
have seen none Of this class who 90 more direc, IN
The point, or whose letter is more pregnant Than ibo
following, which appears in the Louisville XVI
Advertiser, N'NJD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

b undersigned having closed HE buslnes In this civ
mas eu bus Hooks and Ace In the hands OF
~ CRANE Co, t. whom all persons Indebted 10
on account oi the on m,
Jay. Jo,iN M 10
IN S-h ''' DfHh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
TOILET REQ IIIslTSs : :

RXTRA-The subscriber. r..
~ lew ucroeI Of superior FAMILY HANS nv, aNe
plrer STYLE which they will sell cheap p'' 'P'" u"
ms GRErrrp 4, ...-,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

tuL nunerssned respectfully uu les. The a,.,,,oo ~,
sentiments u PeTiuncTy &c ever oJs,ai ~ as.
sueh pieesas cannot fail TO please, conssiInr Of WI"
SCENTED WATERS.
Genuine Parma Cologne
French All American do
sonia, Lavender, and Rose Waters
Toncno Musk '
Extract OF Musk
1lnuccauOe
IL bouquet du Mntur, 10y Iubin
ESSENCES FOR THE uANpKrncurr
I'uaeto OF Portugal, laSinin, Violet Rose Pa,rbouu
nneN,enne bGuquet Caroline, IIeliohrope suaSe
FOX CLEANING TUE SKIN AND soFrrNISc rnp
m COMPLENlON "
Blanc e Nrre ani Bsne do Pile "As'e OF Rouge
SS.enn,s Roman kaydor, Cream OF Almonds
MehinI sFTeckie Wash
role OF Nursery Powder, Rose Lip saro
PuGPow er and RoxeS
FOR THE HAIR
Indian Hair oil. aud Dye
neaIs' oI, Antique, Of various oiars
tsom ,.nI NJ : 'ennIne aud im titcd MaeassaI on
rIeHfn Poinliuin,n great variety
Eeei marrow IN pots Bears Gr~ese, la Ooh.
FOR THE TEETH.
.cnnH aromatic Tooth Paste aud Powder
H rr,'.,nI prsnIelaire-MonPelOs
TresoT dc la Bouche
SHAVING CREAM.
Mnnpclas' Cream OF Buer Almond
Ahbr"sal Cream
Gucrlain Cream Sapotiene dA,pb-oI.ie
m ,, rLe,Lshayins Powder, a delightful arielc
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth, Nail aud Ciorh
COMBS.
Tortoise SheI Run 10. Twist Horn n,ss.inx s
WITH asreai variety Of French English FANG, Coal
many OF which Cannot be found elsewhere In The civ
winch VIII be sold on the most reasonable terms.
90 l. DUBAIN,
Square above the Banks.
q LMoNDs, MUsCAT WINE, Me-LsndIny
N aud for sale s
ily
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

CIR. GRANGER.
"messrs J. RLLIoT & Co. Louisville, Ky.u
Mr. Prentice Of the Louisville Journal, conrrs,u.
laes his neIghhors upon tho occasion Of their bav.
ing secured "a Heo and ,ressdHgiy inisrssfng cor.
rssPondsnt At the seat Of GOrsrnmsnL"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
"Posr OFFICE Der.R1nrr1.

"isn,lemsn: Upon the receipt hereof, YOU will
cease TO print furnish bllnks for the use of the
Post Office Department.
"Very respectfully,
"Your obedtent ssrvanf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

LUMBEu.-ij.O'O feet sns-
- quenAnna Pine Boards cargo of sehr oIiys nranrh
landing his morning-foT sale by
hs SHIELDS 4 soMERvIIIe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
= - ,7--l-----.-----
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

High Water, ,hi. day. so'cloek. a. NJ. :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

"o DAVENPORT ALLEN.
HOYT g. co.'s OFFICE.-Anoth.r Prize
Ticket Nos. ~ q 3i-in Va. esburg Lntsry Ex.
ira 7, passed through insers ~ -
90 Lp"sry draws to-day $3.50, 1900, 10000 uS-5Oo Of
uN, &c Call carly aud get the lucky Nos at
inc HoYT's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

schr Constitution. Smiib, Boston, sundries, to
iiaskins Libby
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

We subjon synopsis of the bill passed by two.
'h'fds oil both Houses OF the Pennsylvania Legisa-
ture, from the Baltimore Patriot
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
SHALL WE HAVE A WAR WITH
GREAT BRITAIN.

OhEAl Dhl4AAsNs
For the last few days we have had 'rumsrs
ofwar' reaching us in every direction. Some
wlse>actes went so far as to declare that Mr..
Fox, the British Minister, had actually do
manded his passporls'-a pbarse tina, in this
country Of free VOtion and non surveillance
signifies the announcement Of an inleuuOn to 90
home.' A few have limited themselves to dis.
seminaIing the astounding fact, that our Navy
has been ordered 10 get immediately ready lor
active service; while here aud there might have
been heard few VINO 3ad positive information
that the whole Of tho north estern irOatler
was in arms, aud that more than one engage
menl bad already taken place between The
troops Of The United States and lhose OF Great
ButIanl
We need not say that there is scarcely the
shAdow of foundation for all this noise. Mr..
Fox has mol demanded his passpors;' and
thOugh II is quite possible that he may deem 1t
polite to Withdraw, with view OF exhibiting
the determination Of The authorities Of his coun
try on The subject, we feel qui'e satisfied that
war is the last IhIns that he has IN serious
contemplation.
10 such righteous position as we al pres
enl maintain, why should we sorrow though
war were really meYItsble2 We believe that
a war would be the best thing that could poss
slbly happeu 10 our country IN political point
Of view-that althought it would palsy our en-
ergies temporarily, ii would give Us ultimately
an impetus that would push to fifty years in
advance of the slow progress of time in the
way Of agriculture, manufactures, and moral
and physical mprovement-and YET we should
deprecate it for the long catalOuge Of private
llls, aud pubhc horrors with which it Is ever
accompanied But we do not think war with
any nation, much less with Great Bri ian. a
thing just now 10 be reasonably anticipated.
The latter may, as ua, crea,s stir aud talk
au horlla;ively, but she kno~, too we'll the
character of The people she has now to desI
with and she feels tao sensIbIy The amount Of
her credit relationship towards them, 10 desire
10 push matters TO extremles.
We do not lhlnk there will be war; but if
| Great Britain, presenting It as an alternative,
insists on the release Of Mcleod wnhou, trial
we say let il come! and Heaven defend The
right! Mcleod stands charged with murder,
and although an alien, and IN sobe truth a pi-
rate, give hun, we say, aS impartial a trial as
| though he were citizen and aDd honest man.
lfguliy, let him suffer the sentence olihe law
| if innocent, acgult him and lei him go. This
Is the only true and just course 10 be pursued
and we would not have our Governmen, adopt
any ohor. though a whole world stood array
| ed III arms to frghlen Us from our integrity.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamer Great Western srrived at New
York from Bristol on Thursday evening brin-
giug intelligence oftweve days later date than
our ;evious accounts. The news is interesI
ting, bu, not important, save in the pacific tone
Of Lord Palmerson lu reference TO the McLeo
case. II will be seen that he is particularly
we'll pleased with the friendly assurances of
Daniel Webster. We give below compre-
hensive sVnosls f,he news.
The Mcleod case MIR. Roebuck put sew
eral questions to Lord Palmerson in The
House OF Commons on the 2lst ult, respect
ing the M'Leod case; but nothing new was g.
licned. I,utd Palmers,on refusing to give ex-
planalon further than, that nothing could be
more honorable than the conduct Of the Amer
ican Government now was in this matter.
This will be highly gratifying to Mr. Webster
and his British friends here. We should like
to see Mr. Fox's letter conveying Mr.. Web
sIer's pacific assurances 10 her Majeety's gov'
ernmen'. 1t sara specimen, no doubt, Of
his patriotism and Democracy.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
From the New York Herald
FROM WASHING RON.
MondaY evenIng, III O'clock, s

Monday evening, IL O'Clock, Sep. l3.
END OF TIE SEssIoN-- -CoSFIRMArIoN OF rak
New CABINET, &c.
The Senate has just adjourned, after yfa3
ishing all the business before toe body. The
new Cabinet is confirmed. and is as follows
msMr' Webster remains at The head Of the
Slate Department.
Treasury, WALTER Forward,
War, JOHN. M'LEAN,
Navy, A. P. UPsnuR,
Attorney General, ii. LEGARE.
Post Master General, c. A. WIcKLIrFR
Mr.. Barker has been restored to the office
Of first Comptroller of the Treasury, from
he was removed TO make way for Mr.. For
ward,
Bella Badger was rejected and his place fill
ed by Mr.. Tyson.
Mr.. Everett was confirmed as Minister 10
England-Mr. Doty as Governor Of WlscOn.
sin-,and large number Of minor appoints
ments. Captain Roach, formerly Of the Army,
is made Treasurer Of the Mint at Philadelphia.
10 place of Governor Rnner, rejected.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
ELECTION RETURNS.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM MAlNEl
THE STAR IN THE EASTRE-
SPLENDANTLY BRIGHT

The returns from Maine are of the most
cheering character Maine is throughy re-
deemed, and "no MistakeP
FAIRFIELD is elected by from eight 10 ten
thousand majority at least.
The senate and House Of Representatives
are carried by largo najoutiesI Tue victory
is complete The route Of Federalism is uu-
precedenled. Tns Democrats Of Maine nave
covered themselves with glory, .sS may
we'll excIaim, Name leads 'DlrS All
they wanted was Fairfield to sGh.A.ate whg
CORY for eYer.-Phii. Times.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
From the N. Y. Evening Post
FROM MAINE.

We have received a letter from Maine,
which estimates the ma ority Of Fairfield, the
democratic candidate at eight thousand. The
Boston Bay State Democrat OF last evening
(l6h inst. says, to the same effect:
"Phe additional relurns which we are are
enabled TO give our readers to day from the
Pine Tree State, are Of the most cheering
character; they are indeed gIOrIous and will
be hailed by all good Democrats wilhIthe INST
lively satisfaction, and as the sure har6lnger
OF he speedy coming OF the bright day. when
federal ascendency IN the States and lhe Ma
lion shall be numbered among the things
which we're, but are noi."
The democratic gain IN the towns already
card from lie $3.50. Fairfeld's majority can
no be less than Five Thousand, and may
probably reach as high Ss eight thousand.
The Senate aud House will be both Demo-
cratic.
In York County the Democratic majority
will b. (all but one town. 2O25. Democratic
gain, ll62. ... ....... ..
IN Cumberland County, Democratic major"
ily, 1923 Democratic gam, l455. -Four towns
to be heard from.
IN Kennebec, the Democratic gain in ID
towns ITO.
In Lincoln, in eevea towns, the democrat-
ic gain is 55l.
la PenoOsco', the minority IN eleven towns
is l31--belne democratic gain of Glib.
In Waldo, the democratic ma jorty in eigh-
teen towns is 3U7l, showing gain 239.
Sull Further from Maine: "Two hundred
aud 6lfly-nlne towns have been heard from,
and render it probable that The majority u
FalI field will be nearer ten than eight thou-
sand. The Portland Advertiser Of Wednes-
day evening says>-"We are not sure that the
wings will be found TO have elected single
member of the Senate." Y. Post
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
WAR WAR;

There will be meeting Ofthe CitizeBs Of
the County, held in the Court House 10 New
Phila., on Saturday the End Of October a. 9
O'Clock P. M. for the purpose Of organizing a
company Of Cavalry. Every person favorable
10, the object 10 invited 10 attend.
John Butt, Jacob Overholl, |. Hartman,
Committee.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
THEDISSOLUFIONoF OF THE CABIN
Ell, AND THE CONSEQUENT FLARE

a lOkN.O AAA1 OSAOAAN-
EFT, AND THE CONSEQUENT FLARE
UP AMONG THE WHlGS.
When The Cabinet Of General Jackson rO'
signed, the Whigs, or rather National Repuh-
licans, INDUCED IN the most frantic exPrss"
siOns Of JOY, aud pl5hsnei host of cArica-
lures, holding forth thelr peculiar n1lons Of
the then STALE Of tae conntrY, and the pros
poets ofpartles. nong these was one known
as the Rats leaving a falling House, which
represented the heaGs of departments, with the
tails ol rats, leaving the cIumbllng Executive
Mansion, ald the old Hero falling from his
great chair. while Henry Clay was looking at
the wIudow, with calculation beaming from
his eye Of rising upon the ruins. How admlra-
bly, this picture would present condition OF the
Wings, with tho alienation OFFS few oil the
hSsnessss, Henry Clay might be left at The
window still, with as much fidelity to nature as
ever. IIsa position he Is destined to occa-
py during his mortal career. Co,ne what may
he will never be found locking ouI ot the White
House.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23

GambEng in Stocks.-- According 10 state
nlenl ia B,ckne's Reporter, !. would appear
that tbe aggregate loss 10 tho community BY
gambling in stocks has bsen 6ay-seven ml-
lions 81 dolnrs, 10 lesH lban two yesrs TIE
sGefeeare capital hss not exceeded yixiy-ibFse
mhIIlou. rhsl is specalaaDg with yengeauc'l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
From the New York Herald.
THE CABINET RESlGNAT. .ONS.

The lamentations Of Thomas Ewing, on
leaving the Treasury Department, are before
the public. They form batch of the most
most vulgar duvul that ever emanaled from
any person. in any staten in lie. No man
would have dIsclosud tho secrets Of the Cab,
met, who possessed spark OF honor-and,
least OF all, would he have sought to give cura
reEcy to many tasehooda, lmpeachlng the
reputation OF the Chief Magistrate. Mr.. Crit
tenden's letter of resignation is manly and
dlgnlfed, but Ewing's Is the most dlsgraceiul
epstle that ever came from man holding hlgh
Office.
Mr.. Webster will continue in the Cabinet.
until the abuse Of The ultra wings drive him
away, # they be able to accomplish such lob
graus Judge Upsber may then be made SEQ.
reIary Of State, anG Caleb Cushing SecIeta-
ry of the Navy.
In the meantime, the uproar, excitement,
aGd explosion at Washington, are spreading
around the country, aud breaking up party and
factions wherever they 60. The whole coun-
try is in the midst Of holy and happy revo>
luton, in morals, finance, politics, ne~spa-
pers and religion. The stock. .obbing, speou-
latiug, bankrupt combination Of interests, that
have influenced the late session, have been
defeated III vital point, by the moral finn
ness and stern independence Of the President
alone. Tha, tho new party will attempt TO de-
stroy and denounce him, because he would
not submit 10 their schemes, SCENE now very
certain.
Those events are shaping themselves for
the approaching elections. The whole coun-
Try will now divide on a new and distinct ques-
tiou-and that is the BANK QUESTION.
All the old party lines will be oblilerated and
blotted out forever. Henry Cay and bank
on one side, and captain Tyler" and no
bank on the other side, will be war cries for
the next three years. Success 10 the side Of
honesty. Huuah!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23

Spec of War It's stated that the Secre"
tary of War has written to Governor Carlin, of
Illinois, informing him that the United States
Government were about 10 forward, to some
ponl on Rock River. arms and ammunition, TO
be subisci 10 the order ofthe Governor in case
bosliIInes should commence between this coun
4iy and The British and Indians.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
THE "TUSCARAWAs CUARns -

VIII at the Court House, N. on Saturday Oct "a
armed equipped for drill They will also take notice that h
S he day limited Tor the payment ofha which is duo for
unOrMS' .. BRADSHAW, o.R
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23

EBENEzER ADAMS This celebrated Quaker,
on visiting lady Ofrank. whom he found, six
months after the death Of her husband, sitting
on sofa covered with black cloth, and in all
the dignity Of woe, approached her with great
solemnity, and gently taking her by the hand,
thus accOsted her so, friend, see that thou
hast not yet forgiven God Almighty! This
ssasonabls reprOOfhad such an effect upon the
person to whom 1t was addressed, thai she i'm.
mediaIely laid aside her irappings Of grief and
went about her necessary business and ave-
cations.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
From the N, Y, Herald.

Pol Teal REVOLUTION IN VERMONT The
mont, and political revolution has been the
result. The following ls from the Estate Jour-
nal" whg paper:
From the Watchman and State journal.
Vermont Election.->It is our du.y>- and not
very pleasant one sGrey--to inform our read
ers, and our bretheren of the preus in other
States, that Vermont has, in all probability,
made no choice Of Governor BY the people,
and that tie Wig majority in the Legislature
year. Judging from the returns now received,
We estimate the result TO be about ass(ollows:
Col. Paine will lack, 1000 or $500 votes Of
an election; in the Senate, the whig majority
will be from eight to ten, and in the House not
far from fifty. To accomplish tbis, it has on
iy been necessary for few thousand wings 10
stay al home, and for the rest to suffer them
selves to be split up, and spend their strength
in voting against each other. And why has
it been SO? There are two reasons at any rate;
the first is, that wings we're dlsheartened, and
the Loco Focos unusually encouraged, by the
uncertainty whether we were 10 have, At WASH
ington, a straightforward and thorough whig
administration, which would command The
support Of the people, or whether combina,
tion of loco focos and nulliiers, with few
Ahadowles abstractionists, claiming TO be
wings, we're to succeed in controlling the des,
tinies Of the nation for three years and half
10 10 come. The second reason is, the diyi-
sion of the wings has paralyZed Them.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
The great to rise no more."

The wicked afar were heard lamen,ing Kings,
Captains and admirals, and mighty men,
Who lived deliciously; and merchnnts, rich
With merchacdize of gold, and wine, and oil;
And those who traded in the souls Of men,
Known by their gaudy robes Of presty Pomp
All these afar off stood, crying Alasl
AIasI and wept, and gnashed their teeth, and
groaned;
And, with the owl, that on her ruin sat,
Made dOlorous concert in the ear Ofnight'
And over her again, tho Heavens rejeIced,
And earth returned again the loud response.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23

Rich Preys make True Men Theires."-lt
is said that thirteen hundred thousand dollars
Of the Guard Orphan Fund has been lost nv
ihe bursting Of tho U. 8. Bank bubbltl Well,
lba, you'd have fcd ard clothed two Of three
InlIe ragged orphan boys. But n'imporisl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
WHOOPING COUGH.

The following simple remedy was handed Us
for publication, by gentleman Who Vouches
for lis beneficial effects; and says that in no
instance has II ever been known 10 fail if pro-
pery administered.
Dissolve 81 grains VI salt of lattar in pint
of clear waiter, add 10 it 40 grains of cochiD
neal, and sweelen with loaf sugar. Give child
one year old, one teaspooufnI Of barley water
Immediately after. Boiled apples put into warm
milk may be the chief food, if they can be had
This will relieve the patient in Two OF three
days and cure ina week.
In the last stage Of This complaint, take tine.
ture Of bark one ounce aud q hall, paregorc
half an ounce, tincure Of canharides one d.,
mix them. and give 10 child IL mouts old Is
droPs three times day, and 80 on IN pTopor-
ton 10 the age OF The patient.
Giving up the GhoSt.-Ths Bank Of Micbi.
gan The best in The State, has given notice iha,
u intends 10 ~lud ny as buslnest, aad relne
Thai's stiioiie!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23

THE WAlLING OF THE WHIGS.-
Some men have remarkable grfl-of looking
into The vale of the future, and discovering
things and events that eventually uanspire.
The following extract from POllock's "Coure
Of Time" has peculiar bearing upon the Pipe
Layers at the presen! juncture, and describes
their condition in words Of living light,
GFallan. fallen.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
WHEN RICH WILL AIMS HAVE NEED
OF POOR ONES POOR ONES MAY

MAKE WHAT PRICE THEY WILL"
This aphorism was a true text last fall when
pipe-layiDg was 10 be done, and when the rich
bankers ofths widows and Orphans money
had the power to squander the treasure. Now
however, tho rich Williams are poor rogues,'
and who is TO pay the 'pipe-layers' this fal
Federalism needs more yarn and pipe,' but
where's the money. The mighty have fallen,
and there is none so poor to do them reVer-
ence.