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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
A Farm
AT PUBLIC SALE.

yENHE subscriber will sell at Public Sale on the
premises, en-
TuesdGy the 18Th Of September nsTf,
partly in Franklin township, Lycoming county
and partly in Madison township, Columbia cOun
y, Containg about 1913 acres, about 30 of which
are improved. Upon the premises are a plank
house and barn and good apple orchard
Also at the same time, one yoke of oxen, one
Wagon. two cows, seven sheep, three hogs, seye
raj hives of bees: hay, oats, buckwheat and quan
tity of household and kitchen hrnaiure,
JABOB KOCHER
August27
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
LIFE ! LIEF! LIFEliI

AN That man hath will he give for Mia
HE, so we find recorded in the mos, op,,eut
and best Of books, out as we see ,Lou.onds
lying around us with umpton Croup
Cough Asthma Bronchitis Splitting BIood
aud other Pulmonary affections we a,e led
to doubt the correctness Of The above as,
'erl'on especially since it is SO well known
'hai a certain remedy may bo obtained
~rlch always arrests those diseases.
DR.. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANrncv-
er lalls to give reIIct, and cures after c,crv
other means have failed. THIS can he and
has been proved in thousand, of instances.
where II has effected radical cures after ,Lo
patient had been given up by all his friends
AID physicians.
The above Medicine are for sale at
the store Of
JOHN R. MOYER,
Bloomsbury.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
Pretty Feathers Nnisc Il TircIfird

fEt6tt tiith'bs ? h'hf Il Z itthtlf
A ND Is ,hs hold, good in olmc every rcypoc
"A the subscriber would again inform hrshcu'
nl the public gcucrally, that he Is stI LIVING an
occupymr the OLD STAND, on Main-strcct, /,
tween the office OF e. Il Bu,kalcw and the HIa,l
smith shop Of Moses Coilman, at which Place IL
may he found upon the seat Of poverty, propauC
10 draw out the thread Of affection lie has in
received the Tbs --latest style Of ERki0rs G'I
SPRING and SUMMER, and with them Il,
.tands pledged to accommodate his t,lrnds, ,ustn
ncrs and the public generally with coed substml
'lal tasty fits or no charge m de
B. RUPERT, TAILOR will he found upcr
= Shinelc stuck up above the door
.4ipission free of 0N expense
He would also inform his friends that Wheat
Rye, Oars, Com and Potatoes viii be taken m cx
change for work done NJ his shop aud lrle ot
he EcytCy dHdu7, once ina whre, will not cone
amiss Call and give him = nial.
BERNARD RUPERT.
April 25, ls46--l
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
CRTTAW WISSA FERRY.

The Subscriber has added hrgcNEW FLAT
to his other Boats, at tho Ferry near hcBridscan,
rsnow prepared 10 cross dnylhing from foo, pas
@enscr toa six horse team, at reduced prices, an,
at short notice.
STHCY MARGERUM
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
BLANKS!! BLANKS =!
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
BOOTS AND SHOES
CHEAPER THAN EN Err.

|FHSllE subscriber very rcspcef fully informs th,
@ public that he has on hand and is CONSTANT
Manufacturing, BO0TS and SHOE.
Of all kinds which he will sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR,
NorOcco or Cat Skin Boots $4 OC
Coa;Se Boots %
Coarse or Fine Shoes rs
Miners Shoes So 10 2 %
Morocco Slippers 81!
LADIES WEAR.
Morocco or CalC Skin Lace Boots so
7hick Sole French Ties ! 25
Pumps Springs or French ! l2!
OMer kinds of Slippers rs cents to | 90
N. b. The above are all ofmy own Manufacture
md are wrantcd to stand. have also on hand
a large stock Of
Eastern MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which will sell at small profits.
Country Merchants and others who buy by H.,
dozen, a,e invited to call and examine my good,
as will sell to such at q large reduction.
nTRcmembor the place at the NEW BOOI
and SHOE STORE, lower end Of Main-streel.
bloomsbury.
W RUSSELL
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

To The free independent Electors Of Co,
Mmbia counly.
FELLOW CITIZENS. BY the solstation
Of number OF my friend ] have been in.
dured to offer myself as candidate for the
Office Of SHERIFF Of Columbia county AT,
the next general Election. Should ! be SO
fortunate as To receive a majority OF your
votes pledge mysef to pcrlorm the duties
Of sale Office 10 the best Of my ability, with
humanity.
BENJAMIN NY VAN.
Orange township July % lsf6.
TO The Free and hdrpcndmi EIcctors oC
CoLUmbi0 CoWiy.
Fellow citjzens--At the solicitations Of
my friends have been induced 10 odu
myself as a
CaadiJa'c for The Office Of Sheriff,
At the onsUIrg general Election. Should |
he so fortunate as To receive majnrirv ol
your sutfrag's, pledge mvsplf to perform
the duties OF said Office with fidelity, hu.
maniIy and impariolitv.
FREDERICK RLUEy
Liberty township, July o. 1876
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
Candidates.
ASSEMB BLY.

ASSEMBLY.
we have been requested to announce
WILLIAM COLE,
OF Sugaroaf township as candidate for
Member 9(Me Legislature,
at the ensuing Election.
We are requested to annomce
STEWART PEARLE,
of Briercrcck, as a candidate for Assembly at ,h,
ensuing October election.
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Lime Ridge. Aug. 29-lSiG.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-18
ROOTS AND SHOES

ME subscribers have just received, and are still
4 manufacturing, for the approaching season,men's
Hips and Coarse Boots, Youths do, Ladies' Cater
Boots, ladies' gents and children's Shoes of the diff
leent vaieties all Of which they endeayor to makeof
superior guilty, and are selling Al. vastly reduced
prices They have also very large stock ofEastern
Boots and Shoes and can supply tlose who may pre-
fer thai kind of work. Wecan sell mems heavy coarse
shoes at ~ peppar' and other kind in proportion.
to ORDER
Farmers and others arc invited to call and examine
our stock and whether they can't make it theirin
terest to buy their shoes and boots ready made
The ladies particularly invited to calland exa-
mine and splendid article Of slippers; also
splendid lot of Buskins, Caters, Half Caters, &C.
oct8-tf Il. & B. w. PHILLIPS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-18
BARROWS g. TURNER,
DRY GOODS CASH HOUSE
No. 46. Market Street, Pittsburgh.
PRICES REEDUCED Fons 80 DAYS.


PRICES REDUCED FOEg 30 DAYS!
Y DEING desirous Of reducing the present stock as
much as possible, previous to the opening of the
spring trade, make known to their numerous custo-
mers, and all purchasers of DRY GOODS, that their
entire assortment in store will be offered the next
thirty days at REDUCED PRICES.
Dress Goods.-Rep Chasmeres, Cashmeres d. Ecos-
se Mouslin de LANES, IS 34 to 25 cents pet yard.
one lot extra 375.
.4lpacas Superior silk warp warranted at CT cents;
Blue Black Lustres, beautiful 81 to 40 cens Colors
of every description 374 cts.
Bon'baslnes.- -Lupines best at the lowest price.
French, Thibet Cloths of the best manufacture.
English yhermoes- Black, Blue, and all other col
at 374 cents.
Stamls- Brocho, beautiful patterns, $l9 IS
Terkerri, rich Styles \
Black Merino, Henniquen's best $4,40a 10
Ladies's Crarats.-silk Velvet, Satin and Fancy
SILK, splendid variety
Glorcs-Baious best Paris Kid. in all shades. price
ga cts. usually IS cts silk, Wool and ise's Thread
HosierE.-Black and Colored Lambs Wool 81 to
42 cts, Worsed, Silk, Moravian and Thread in all
their great variety. @
Gala Raids-Splendid patterns, price 564 cts.--
Lindsay's barred and plain, from Is to 81 cts.
Blankets. Extra fancy bound, price per pair, 1874
from S5,50-l44- $3.50, usually $500; Wool Blank
cts l,50 to LIS
Ftannels-English all. colors, 25 to 81 cts, extra
heavy twiled scarlet 334 cts.
Linen Goods White DamaslS Linens. Superior
and low priced Spreads Of every size, Brown Linen
Spreads from 81 cts. Napkins, Diapers, Sc. House
keeping goods at great Bargains!
= Prints! Pnnts!!--Beautfll assortment from 81 to
124 cts peryart one lot price l8 3d. usually 25 cts,
Shecttngs.- and Bleached all widths and
qualities.
Geqtlenlen's Departments Pant stufFs
and yestings, Tailor's Trimmings, &C. With rich
Satin scarfs and Cravats Black, Italian and every
style Fancy silk extra Kid Gloves, price S00 gSilk
and Linen Pocket HaudEerchiefs from 25cts. Made
up Shirts first rate, Lib 34, Breasts and Coas,Sug-
penders, Umbrellas, &c, great bargains, together
with such other articles are usually kept Pnrcha-
sers are invited to examine. SS
1 D-A3-ygo 40, Three Doors aoouc Third Street.
| FGb.Il BARROWS 81 TURNER, &
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-18
March 2, 1916.

Hon. Abbott Lawrence says, "where are the
wages for labor, ask, lower than they were in
l842p Before the passage Of the tariff of 42
The cry was, give us a tariff, and labofefs shall
have "two dollars a day and roast beef" The
tariff passed, and the tune is changed to--where
are the wages lower than in lS42R--the time
when Abbott Lawrence says "the depression Of
all kinds of business became SO oppressive, that
many Of the manufacturing establishments in
New England were closed, the operatives dis
missed, the mechanical trades we're still, and ev
cry resource for the laboring man seemed driec
up.n
Ought not manufacturing laborers to be thank
ful permitted to receive as great wages as il
those days Of ruin.p Visions of "tw0 dollar
day and roast beef,'' avaunt J. LopcU Ado.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-18

Entensipe Emigration from Germany to Ter.
fIartz mountains, in northwestern Ger
many, are well known 70 be among the richest
depostaries Of mineral wealth in Europe. A
letter from this region, published in the Paris
journal des Debas Of December Z, Says
sin our mountains emigraions to Texas have
been for some time past so numerous that seve-
raj villages have been completely deserted. A.
gents going through the country, painting the
delights Of Texas in glowing colors, have SO far
excited the ifnaginations Of the unfortunate pea
SAINTS, that the authorities have been obliged 10
interfere in order to put an end 10 this traffic in
men. In less than three months more than six
thousand inhabitants have quilted our noun
Trims, where mines Of iron, lead, and mercury
abound togo ID seurcho of gold at The distance d
four thousand lcagues.n
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-18
March 2, 1916.
AN ACT,


Supplementary the Act for levying taxes all pro-
pery in this State according to its true yalue'
SEC. |. BE it eaacted BY the General Assem-
bly, Of the StGte Of Ohio That if, from any cause,
the county commissioners, Or associate judges,
Of any county shall be prevented from meeting
on the third Monday in March, Of the present
year, for the purpose Of performing the duties en-
Joined on them by the twentieth section of the
act to which This is supplementary, it shall be
their duty to meet thereafter AsRsoon as pract
cable, for the purpose of performing such duties;
and all acts lawfully done by them, in obedience
to the requirements of said section, at such sub
sequent meeting, shall be as valid as if done at a
meeting held on said third Monday in March
Sec. 2. The commissioners Of the counties Of
TrumbuIl, Portage, Goauga, Lake, Cuyahoga,
Medina, Loraih, Summit, Huron, Ashtabula,
Erie, Belmont and Monroe, may levy the road
tax for their respective counties, for tie year
one thousand eight hundred and forty-six, at a
special meeting to be held on the third Monday
in March. one thousand eight hundred and for
ty six, upon the duplicates Of the last year.
ELIAS +. DRAKE,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
.SEABURY FORD,
Speaker Of the Senate.
n
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-18
LOOK HERE!
FRESH DRUGS, PAINTS, DYE.sTUFs. Sc
EN CADEX

IN CADIZ.
Holm BEALL respectfully announces E
- TO the public that he has Just received 80
Ii. additon to his former stock of Drugs and
Meeieiues, large and.well selected assort- k
mentof fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Ola &A
Farnishes Dye Stnlis Glassware, and Patent AIedi
eines, which he offers for sale on the most favorable
terms. Hayingpurcased entirely for cash, in the best
eastern MARKET he can afford, and is determined to
sell at the lowest regular Pittsburgh prices.
Confident that he can make it the interest of Phys-
clans, Merchants, Fullers, Dyers, Painters Mamiac-
turers and others, to purchase his establishment he
requests them to call and exanine the
quality and prices of his stock before purchasing else
where.
Orders by mall or otherwise, promptly attended to-
He hopes by undivided personal attention 10 bnsi-
ness, 80 merit and receive iberalshare of public pa
tronage.
Drug Store on Main street, one door west Of William
Hogg's Store, Catliz, Ohio. Nov 26, I845.-tf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-18
SOMETHING NEW in CADIZ!
"A 30 OK BrwDnRY.

II ME subscriber having located in Cadiz permn-
n nently, taxes this method OF announcing to the
citizens Of Harrison and the donng countless that he
prepared to execute every variety Of BooK-hindng,
at his establishment few doors north of the Cadz ho-
TEL BlanN-booKs of every description ruled and bound
to any pattern. Periodicals, Pamphlets, Music, etc.,
bound in the neaest and most durable style Old
books and Libraries prepared, etc. PIices low
and all orders promptly attended to-
sepl0 ]. GTTCHRIST
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-18

u Silk and Worsted Gloves and Hose; also Kid
and Worsed Gloves and Mitts for sale cheap by
oct D ] 2. WOOD !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-29

Probable Quardl In Parliament on the Corn
Bill and the Coercion Bill.
Opposition ofthe " Times" to Sir Ro-
bert Peel.
Another Battle in AIgien between the Frcnch
and the Arabs.
THE POLISH INsuRREcTIoN.
Another Ministerial Crisis In Spain

New O3er from the British Government "a
Settle the Oregon Question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-29

declaring that, since the lUth OF Oct0Der loaA, meIc
had been no actual or suspected case. Tins certin-
cate was countersigned by all the English and other
merchants, and has been transmitted to the English
consul. Il expected that the application will be
successful.
Foreign Thcetricals.
The following actors and actresses were playing
in London at the latest dates, vlxt--At Her Ma
jesty's Thcatre--Madame Grlsl, Sgpor Mario, Sig
nor Fornssari, Noble. Lucille Grahns Madame Petit
Stephan, Mdlles. Moncelet Caesar, Dsmelisse, and
trand, d. Malta, and Perot Theatre Royal, Drury
Lane-Messrs. w. Harrison, Borrani, Horncastie,
3. Jones, Weise, Stretton, d. w. Kind, MISS Ro.
mer, and MISS Rainforth Madlle. Louise, Madame
thews, Wi-land and Master +. Payne.
MademoiseIle Cerito has just appeared at the
Royal Opera House Of Berlin, in new ballet OF no
particular merit in ITSELF but afordng the fair dan
ssssse an excellent opportunity OF exhibiting her Ierp
pause such as the finest singer and the best actress
have never received. 81. Leon assisted ms partner
In series OF graceful poses Vieuxtemps, tne great
violinist, gave his last concert at Berlin on me on
UT when he played the violin 0oncsI o. o. ,b. se
ter, and a copviccio Of his own. lhe success was
perfect, and Vieuxtemps VIII leave the musical
world Of Berlin in state OF the deepest regret ms
departure. On the 9Oh SIgnor Tamburini made his
debut Al the Berlin Royal Theatre, IN the character
M Figaro. IN Rossinl's " Barbierc." The enthusi-
as:n with which bis performance was received sur
passes description, and an enthusiastic critic pro-
nounces hum to be "a born Figaro" emincnty
qualified by his voice, his countenance his EXPIRES
sion, and his very gesture and look to rmbody that
idea Of the Spanish bsrber-vslet which Beaumar-
chais and Rossni intended to portray. Msdemo'-
seie Hagen, one OF the ablest Grfisf<s Of Germany
is about TO retire from the stage The great novelty
in Paris Is the production at The Academic koyale
de Musique, Of a new ballet in two acts, entitled
"Paqulta," in which Cariot.a Gris,, Adele pumile-
ire, and Adeline Plunkett executeda variety OF pas
A last yas, by CsrIotta Gris, is said to be worth all
the rest. The music is by M: Deldevez. 'ra Is ne,
scrlbed as deficient in originality, te.oilag, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-29

Tor the erection Of q new bridge at Abby, which,
during the debate, was styled an electoral
bridge.
pected at Touon, as M. de kisseleh, Russian
charge d'a6aires, has left Paris to receive him in
that port; but, according to the autocrats COM
mands the young duke 10 not TO be contaminated
by contact with the French Court or the Partisan
people his special instructions being ON no account
TO appear in the French capital From Toulon ne
will sail to Brcst. and thence to Plymouth.
BY a royal order of the 10Th Of March, the
mander in. chief Of the Mediterranean fleet. Rear
admiral Hernoux, aide-de camp to the Prince, Is
nominated quartemaster. general OF the Meet, and
Captain Touchard his assistant, Kear-Admiral
Quesnel will take the command Of the division, and
Captain Charner il appointed to the command OF
the Souverain, on board OF which the Prince Will
hoist his flag.
The Journal DIES debats hae just taken the lead as
an advocate OF free trade in France. We extract
the following from the number OF Wednesday.
cit has been said a thousand times TO the friends
of the protective system, without their being able TO
reply, that these prohibitions, these exorbtant du
ties, render every situation a false one, and eventu-
ally turn against the very persons they were mean!
to protect Let tAke, tor example, the thread and
in her manufactures wire work is done on an I'M
mensc scale. II was necessary tor us TO meet IT.
"The great difficulty to be overcome is that ma
chinery is 90 expensive. And what has been done
At the moment when England allows the free ex.
portation Of this machinery, instead OF throwing
followed by the establishing Of numerous spnne-
RES the duty on machinery, which was already high
enough, has been raised to the highest pitch. This
ia the encouragement given to national industry! II
must be ayowed that this measure Is one OF thost
which The orators OF the League made use OF e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-29


propose tor the approval OF the government This
district is to comprise population oil - 900 souls
When, however, the locallues will not allow this,
deputy may be elected IN a mlnirnum population OF
1850 souls Thus, the province Of Catalonia,
which comprises 40, 27S souls, may have thirteen
Representatives.
The Bishop Of Barbastre, venerable octsgenari-
an, who has lived many years at Pau IN exile, has
sume the control OF his diocese. The royal man.
date in dated Is OF March, and was sent TO the pre-
late by the Minister Of Justice.
MADRID BoLsA, April 2-Three per cent, 81 BIG
at 80 days FIVE per cent, not quoted Bank oil 81
Ferdinand, go; Bank Of Isabella, 10; Company
of Iris, l25 Company of probty, 1856 Company
Of the Anchor, 10 General Assurance, 20 AIN
ance, 40 Gas Company, $50. Exchanges, Lon
Polish Insurrection.
letter from Cracow states that on the 18th OF
March, the director Of the police issued procama-
ton by order Of Field Marshal Count Casuglone,
by which all strangers living in the city or in the
territory OF Cracow, whose passports are not IN or
der, or who have not special permission from the
police, ordered toqut within fifteen days, other
wise they will be compelled to do so by force.
!" His ExceIlency Count Csstiglione, Lieut.. Field
MarshaI. and head of the civil and military govern
ment, has ordained as follows,
"That all strangers within the city or territory Of
bic, with the exception Of those persons whose pass
ports are due order, or VINO possess special per-
mission from the police, which gives them the right
OF remaining in the country, as--
81 Private individuals, merchants, apprentices,
workmen and servants, If lney have establishments,
or are in service.
90. Manufacturers
az Those Austrian and Russisa subjects who are
resident in the country since the 18th oil Novemns
1885, and who have inserted their names on tne f's
90 as to enjoy the privileges Of subjects OF the State
| q. Ali those who, though in the possession Of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04
Whig Doctrine.

John Bull, Esq, fat gentleman, and Brother
Jonathan, Of Yankee build, are standing on q
corner, in converse, when John seizes Jonathan's
hat and makes off with it. Jonathan gives chase,
overtakes the fat man, and is about to recover
the hat, when the other proposes to discuss the
question: Jonathan consents for time, till he
begins to feel the want of covering for his
head, and then insists on the hat. 1T sn'tyour
hat says John. you lie,' says Jonathan; and
moment says John; I've got several neigh
bors- Philippe, Nicholas, and others--all of
whom fear me, and hate you; Pll leave it out to
either of them to say TO whom the hat belongs
i won't do it, says Jonathan; the hat is mine,
and won't leave il out to any body
The wings say Jonathan is fool What say
| you, reader?--Propi0enc Gazette.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04
THE MUSES. BOWER.
Fron, the Washington Daily Times
"A Massachusetts FreemDn's Address 10
the Emenay OF Oregon.


ny JESSE f. DOW.
Give up,ynur country! Whoareyou
Who dare her title deed to sever?
Pause e'er the guilty act yon do,
Lest you be stanp'd with shame forever
Your fathers sunlten graves shall speak,
Their whitening scorn from fields Of story,
And wild shall be the Eagles shrek
OF vengeance mid the stars Of glory.
Stand for your native land again
Each haliowed hearth, each holy altar
Your fathers shook the Lions mane-
Why should you basely cringe aud Ialter?
When met the free, the tyrant foe,
On hill or plain, on lake or ocean;
Nor struck for liberty blow,
With iron nerve and warm devotion?
Then speak like Freemen, you who dare
To guard your native hills from danger;
A righteous God your watch shall share,
And save you from the hireling stranger.
Your fathers won the western world,
,'Tis yours the broad domain to cherish;
Then let your banner be unlurled,
And bid The foes of freedom perish.
There's not a spot so wild and bare,
That sleeps beneath the Eagles pinion,
Though winds and waters reve there,
That is not worth a Kings dominion.
On that bleak spot in years to come,
Mans westward march shall be completed;
Then Europe's hive shall cease its hum,
And silence reign where life retteated.
Tho craven wretches seek retreat,
The scorn of valor and Of beauty.
The Revolutions drum shall bent,
and call million hearts to duty;
From dark Nebraska's forest home,
To the Wild banks Of the Del Nore-
From east and west the host shall come,
To strike for fftY-fout and forty.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04
l.. HARPER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS OF rhE SENTINEL.

One dollar and fifty cents per annum il paid in ad'
.yance dollars fpaid during the year; or two dol
discontinued until all arrearages are paid or These
conditions will be strictly adhered to.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04

0rAll newspaper history proves that The con-
slant grumbler at any particular newspaper Il
the most iucessant borrower Of il, and we may
add, that he has not sense enough 10 be asl.s.
med of himself.