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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
Please Look at This.

STRAYED from lhe Subscribers Planta.
- laliun, seven miles from Edgeeheld {. H.:
one'uf which has black sides, frosty back sna
wl,ite ace,-lhe other is white with red SPOTS
about his head, neck and shoulders Said
Steers are marked with fork in each ear,
an underbit in the left, und are 4 four or FIVE
years old. Amy person who wdl take up said
Steers and notify the subscriber shall receive
reasonable compensation for The same.
JESSE NJ. COCBURN.
Jpnuary7 so If
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TO the P PiabgIc. and Sswmers
OfGriSf alatI saw Mills

HAVING pnrchasedof w. II. Moore. wIlt
is the owner in slbe State OF South Caro-
line. of HOCHktSS VERTICAL REAC
TlON WHEELS for Saw and Girls, Mills. anc
other AIachinery-and, having them fully
TO our satisfaction and the satisfaction OF all
who have seen them, we now offer Edgefed
District, which we lave purchased to the pub
IL, with the following recommendations aud
advantages: -geysc 81,
Ist. The simplicity OF their construction. y
End. Then durability and powe: OF moving
Machinery =
3rd. They require .one. third less water, and
will do double rs s,nuch execution the same
time as an. other used in The Sou,ll.--<
4th. Back water does not effect them so
long as there is head of wafer above lhem
as the action Of the waier is on The inner side
Of the wheels.
p. S. Nix. RorF who is the owner of one
hall of the ris sIlt. for the District, is a practical
Mechanic, and put up. a good many Mills
His services car be had at any time. by di
rec,ins 10 Winter Seat, S. c.
II do certif, that assisted Mr.. Roff in put
ting MIR. Joh,. Cothrans Saw Mill in operation
with the Vertical Cast Wheels. 1t uses much
less water than the old faucr wheel. Much more
durable aud yery-rery: SIMPLE: II needs no
recomm .ndation. us it recommends itself q
have Just seen test of it with back water
the wheels were covered, and did net see
aoy difference in its running. have been
cmpoyedassa Mill Wright fer a number d
years, and .itisurpasses any thing ! have even
Witnessed 20 |rHOS. JOHNSON.5
January2S Pm
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Public Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to tile Estate Of G..
IA J..WiIiamss, deceased, are hereby sc
quiredIo make immediate payment, and all
having any demands against said Estate are
requested 10 present them dniy a,tesled TO the
subscribers within the tine prescnbed by law
NATHAN BURTON Jr.,
PENLOPE WILLIAMS, ..
Admin 'ator & Administrators of &. Williams.
Jan = 4t so
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FURTY.NINE NEGROES,

FORTY.NlNE NEGROES,
10 foreclose q mortgage of said Negroes. exc
cu,ed to the said Bank, by John Banskeu, VIM
J. Wightman and Ann ,Wightmsn. The said
Negroes are in the possession Of William J.
Wightman, where those who desire IL, may see
them.
The terms Of sale will be one fourth of the
purchase money in cash, and the balance Sc.
cured BY notes or bond with. approved snretles,
payable on the lst of January, l8i7. hearing
interest fromthe sale.
Purchasers TO pay for the necessary papers
and the properly no. TO be delivered until The
terms OF sale are complied with. - Z,
q The names OF the; Negroes are as follows,
viz: CATO, Rebecca, Morris, Prissy, Wyatt,
Gabc, Albert, Deley, Adeine, Nelson, WllllaH,'
Eneline, Lewis; Moses, Jackson, Claiborile,
jr., Tom, Ellison. Helen, Betty White. Pheehy,
Beisey, Kizzy. Hannah. Claiborne, Margaret,
Tiddy, Sarah, Gilbert, Moody, Harry, Suckey,
George. Billy. Sally, Mofat, Nelly, Peggy,
Amy, Kate, Victoria, Henry. Stephen; Fanny
Britton, Edlna, John John, III, aud Chimney. 2
SIMEON CHRISTIE. Agent,
1.-THE Republican aud Journal, Hamburg,
will copy twice, and forward their accounts
Immediately. a,
January % 2t l.
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State Of South farolina
EDGEFIEL,D DISTRICT

FHNHE Estate of Samuel Stalnafcr, de.
q ceaed, being left der+lert, | shall pao-
cceto sell at tie iate residence of SAID deceIs
sed, on Saturday the 9TH day Of February next
all;the Personal Property of said dereasrl. con.
ssiing of Stock. Household and Kitchen Fur.
nllure. some Cotton Corn and Fodder, on
credit until the LIST day of October ne=t.
Purchasers will be required to give note and
two approved securities
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
January l6 e3t So
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Notice.

I'LL be sold 10 the highest bidder. n,
EdgefeId CouI, House, OH The frs
Monday in February next. d valuable Negro.
by name Of PHILLIP. on credit of twelve
months Sold as the property Of VIM. Brown.
The purchaser will lie required 10 give nne
and approved security. WM. BROWN.
January2l 2t SO
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.,<-.HJ-
Notice.

A LII Persons indebted TO the Estate q! H..
N J. Kemp. deceased are requcslrdi" i" make
immediate payment, as longer lndnlsrn nee VIII
not be given. 'Thuse having de,rands against
said Estate are requested TO hand llicm III.
HANNAH J. KEMP, ~ INK.
January u ~ 02
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FHF undersigned: d:have formed a part
u nership in the practice of Law and
EQUITY for Edgefeld. One or the otrel
viii attend The Courts of Abbeyille, Barn
well aud Newl.erry.
Office al Edgefeid g. Fl.
S,s5sc NJ. L. GRIFFIN,
N. L. BONHAN.
Jan. 81 1916 S,f l
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.mLOOK Al It'll ~

n OST on tne 18th instant, within three and
EA ii r,ies Of Edge6eId 6. .,or b..
lyern uIc I am lug Grunm.l aud MIR. Parlnw's
Plantation. AN Account Book. containing tie
following Bank hiIls, VIZ: One sou on the W.
cl.aics Bank OF Augusta, fur So bills oi south
Carolina. and S3 Till on the City Comcll OF
Augusta, GA, making $75. AlsU the fellow.
INC Notes-Une Tor 1919 on Wm. Walker, j..
fdup dnt=- ftrrrtras- b,e, ,I,'~:st. .nt JIn.
uary last one Oh the same parlies Tor S94 5O;
one ouJ ID. ribbe,ts, now DUE for SSl13. with
II credit nn it for Ss72. Also. a.iother note OH
J. d. rlhbelts for S24. myabI' Isl ui January,
ISI7. One note un Chas. j Glover Tor Sly
IN IS cents G ven By MI. Bushnell, due March
next. Unc other note on VIM. Blake, living
near Greenwood, Tor Sl94 65. Four different
notes on Mr.. jas. ilOure, of AbbeVllle &. H.,
lor Sl2l 65 cents. S60 of which Is now due.
the others in March, next One on llezekiah
Bowie, living within 6 miles Of Abbcville, T..
H.. fUi SlU0 which was due on the 25th ol
November la.i, with acredit Of SSO OIL II One
receipt for Sl50 worth oI Leather from DIR. L.
Lake. A receipt paid MI Walker OF Ham
burg, for S40, 10 he sent TO MIR. Nlllllken "f
Charleston. with several other upers. the
amount not known.
The above Book was found by me some
years ago, and has the name OF J. Williamson
written on the back and inside, aud also Aimed
Fortune.
A reasonable reward will be paid for the re-
cnrery of The Book ard contents Ia DIR. VIM.
Anderson or Alfred Fortune, living. at Oors
vile. SvergIade p. o., Anderson DISTRICT
The public are hereby cautioned not /" tiade
for any of the notes, us their payment will be
slopt. T.,
The above Book and contents was the prop
erry of DR. ,,m. Anderson. If Anderson Dis
lrct.
ALFRED FO.,TNE.
January 16 81 II
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I CANDIES ! CANDIES!!

- ShNDiE SiNUlES:'
><aSS(BFAT THIS IF you CAN
Just received, one hundred and Jfjty lbs. US
sored Candies. At 20 cents per pound.
Raisens, I2t cents per pound.
To enumerale every article would be Too te'
'dious. Call OH him. see the Gonds and sntisiy
yourselves that you will find thai The best bar
gansmay he had at y. COINS
Cheap Cash Store, opposite Planters llote!,
Edgetield CD Jnuavslf Il 81
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Notice.

.LLPersons Having demands against
N lLeEs,ale nlf William. Wilson, de-
ceased; iaie Ordiu5rv oftNeWberry District
are hereby leqnrea TO establish them before
me blythe first of My next
g~ A. JONES. END.
Jan IA ban $50. Ca.) 81
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Reg'mtag Head quarters.
Notice.

A IL Persons indebted TO the Estate of NO.
N ses Harris, deceased. must pay up by the
18th February, if they wish to save cost. Thoss
having any demands against said Estate will
presen, them according TO law.
b. HARRIS, Executor
January 80 st
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DR.. ! F.1JAYNE's
ETdy sse 9Ia 3JWe dlciee 8.

vgyHEsE Medcinfs are recommended and
I extensively nstd by the most inte l!isent
persons Siu dhe United States, by numerous
Professors aid Pres ssIfsnts Of Colleges, Fhys
clans of the ArnlyaNn Ind Navy.and Of Hospitals
and kmhcuses andD bs more than five hundred
Clergymeti Of vurio t!as denominations. =.
They are expresS ly aepared for family use
and have acquired sfn Unprecedented popular.
ily throughout iheIR Rnied States; and as they
are 80 admirably cal cnated 10 preserve Health
and cure disease u,, family should ever be with.
on, them. The 5pffnprieior of these valuable
prepara,ions received his -edncation=at one Of
.ihe bes, NJ edcal ca d3lleges in the United States,
and has had twentyE years experience in On e1-
teusiye and t!isersiSied practice, by Which he
has had annie odd Eponuniles of acquiring d
practical knowledge OF diseases, and oil ihe
remedies hest caIcI} lated TO remove them.
Names and prices Of DR.. y. Jayne'e Family
Medi4incs ri&:
Javne's E1pectordI yer bottle. 81 0o
~ Hair Tonid = 10
ALTERA' ,;JolLii" PIE -.
serva} Es,,er bottle. ] 90
I" Tonic Vef1 aNN 25 and so CTS.
Garminatiy .Su, 25 and so cts:
Snuals.s ee,P box, 25
-. Amer;sS4 Mn sye. so
Allt6e above: ~ Medicines nre pre-.
pared only bv Dr. sIfe, Inventor and Sole
Proprietor. Nosssh D ,b Third St, Phiadel'
mia Pa 4wht1Gasf 4, sstation in recommend.
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EXTR a TIE ne M zPO OSTs
EDGDN III EDs

The new arrangements OF the Sessions OF
the Circuit. Courts making il necessary to
postpone the Sessionof the Extra term OF the
Court of Common Pleas for Edge6eld Dis:
trict. and the Act allowing Two weeks for the
Session Of the Cont at Edsefeld in March,
neySng .nilde no provision for a Jury for tue
2nd week OF the Term. il is ordered that the
Extra Court ordered 70 be held on The 4!h
Monday in February, be postponed until the
2nd Monday in March next and that the. Ju
rors drawn and summoned for the said Term
do attend on the end Monday in March, in
stead Of ,he 4tt Monday IN February.
Ohm sBELTON 0'NEhLL. !,
Jan. 10 1886 ; 1t l.
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49,. JOHN COEGAN.
N. 8 All those indebted to me either BY
Note or Account are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment. J. "
JBn7 so u
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Removal.

yHNHE undersigned respectfully informs b
III friends and the public geueraly, thar he
has removed his NJ ERCHANI' TAILORING
EST A BLlSHMENT, ], TO that par oil q. L. d
Z. Penn's Store, formerly occupied by J. D.
Tibbell's as Boot and Shoe Store. Thank.
fu for pas. 6vors, lie solicils continuance Of
the suirre
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LOOK OUI't

FEVHE Subscriber takes this method TO in.
II form persons in debt TO him, either. by
Mole. or open accounts, that npless their les.
peclive amounts nre paid by the, first of Feb
ruary, 1886, he will be under the necessity Of
putting the same in the hands OIL an officer for
collection. Those who desire to save cost will
do well to heed this notice
NJ L. GEARTY.
December 81 81 40
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NOTICE.

"A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of Lew
A ellen G. Holloway. deceased. will make
immediate payment, and those having any de-
mand. against the Estate will present them &C
cording 10 law. 80. y {. -. 80
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.NUtice

A LII Persons indebted TO the LstaIes "l Jas.
n Bean and BarlIeu Bean, deceased, are re
quesled to make payment by ,he. 10Th OF Feb
rnary next. us longer indulgence cannot he
given. All persons having any demands
against SAID Estate ARE requested 10 present
them according toElaw
JAMES BEAN. Admr.
January q s at 50
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Bargains !! Bargains!
At realty Eseslgceitls Price!

), AT realty sesigc cesls z Prices.
sREHffE Subscriber desifous q reducing his
II WeI \ selected Stock, which consists of a
general assortment, lakes this method OF in.
forming his friends, customers and The public
generally, that he is thankful for past tagnrs.
and has come 10 The conclusions not 10 he uR-
dersold which caDno. fail to give satisfaction to
those who are glad to see the first OF. January
come and have no occasion TO pay large. bills
Try one year TO buy altogether Tor cash,
and you will see the difference.
Among other aiticfes can b. found
!. Caticoes at 81 cents, worth 8.
Do. 8 - 10.
Do. II IL
Do. l2a g l6. -.
A full assortment uf all kinds ofiDomestics
Ladies' Shoes from so cenlsup higher:
Children's shoes al Is cents worth IS.
Negro Shoes from 62I 10 81 l3.
A large assortment of Ready Nude Clothing.
consisting OF Pants. Single. Doube Breasted.
aud Satin Vests, and Goats of all descriptions.
Geutlemens Hats al 81 rs worth So rs.
Coffee aud Sugar 10 lbs for 81.
a general assortment of Crockery Ware, &c.
Cups aud Sancers al IL cents per set.
Carnlina;lpdigu.a "a good article, at 62k cents,
worth 81 I'D.
Starch, il splendid article. at 12t cents
Coffee Mills, warranted, al a1, worth 70.
Cotton Cards, a good article, at 434 worth
62t cents.
Cignrs, Tobacco, Toys. Walters. DC. 80.
Winter straiued Lump Oil at 81 l2S worth
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Fortys.ss5sse Negroes
OR S A L E

"A S Agent for The President and Directors
: "a Of. the Bank Of the State of South Caro-:
lima, will expose to public sale at Edgeheld
Court Ho6se on Tuesday, the :10h day Of Feb
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As 4 will do.
.DOsepIn Abnley.

4 7 TOR N E Y AZ L. ",
Has removed hisoffice to the first door OIL tho
right, in tue Second Story Of Presley q .Brys
aus Drck Store Jan2I 81
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Ing them 10 the e6nmunity ns preparations
worthy of their en9re confidence. and is fully
persuaded from paf experience, that they will
be found emineniiy successful in removing
those diseasesfnr u hich they are severalIy re-
commended. l :, .,,..
For sale b.; III s, ROBERTS. Agent.
EJgefeld &. f. Jauuaryl4 st 81
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@ IsThe friendsof SAMPSON B. Mars
announce him as acandidate forthe Office
lof'Tax Collector at The next election.
Oct. 30 If. 40
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A NExcelIe1l article of WIsrER STRAINED
"a LAMP OIL. For sale by sss;se. IA.
j. D TTBBETT, ~
Dec. 10 Sss-..ss,7z,ii5
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,sT- L. G. HOLLOWAY dm 2.
Jan 7 so 2ts 49,
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A EARD..

VHYHE late MetcanllIc firm Of BLAND &;
u BrTLER was dissolved on the 1st inst,
by mutual conscntI
Tothuse who haye by their liberal patronage
and prompt .pnymtnt aided us in onr bnsi
ness. for six yearf past. we return our most
hearty and cordial thanks, trusting that the re.
suit Of our intercourse has been To our mutual
benefit. -. ~
It's now desirable and necessary that the
unsettled business bf the firm be brought to a
speedy close-we Eerefore most earnestly re-
quest all those inhibited 10 us by Judgment.
note or open account. 10 call and settle with
ont delay, thereby saving us trouble and them.
selves expense
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-30
From the Ohio Cul,ivatos
Improvement Of seed C0ru.

Mr.. Ediior.--Ws have neigboor out
here who has not full faith 10 the doctrine.
that we should 60 to mill with peck Of
corn in one end Of the sack, balanced at
the other with few brickhats, because
our grand.daddies did so. He commenced
four years ago to improve common vari,
s,y Of white corn, by selecting his sssd in
the field from such stalks as produced two
ears. He has continued this practice
1 lsiace that time. and now, instead ofhaving
only one or two ears upon q staik, as ts
common here, he has on some stalks Ave
or six several of which are good sixed ears.
Two ears to the stalk are quite common
now, whereas, four years ago, the same
corn planted and titled 10 the same mau.
ncr; seldom yielded more han one. Theo
il would have been dificuHrio have found
a stalk producing. in lenSM,Smose than
sixteen inches OF ear, but now, stalks
may be found bearing ears, which. alto
rether, measure, in length, from twenty
four to thirty inches This yield may not
be thought extraordinary by farmers in
the bo tom lands Of the Scioto and Miami,
who raise eighty to a hundred bushels OF
corn TO the acre. But a comparison be.
tween tie yield Of Mr.. Plessiuger's oorn
now. and what it was four years ago, is the
proper criterion by which To test the sucs
cess Of his experiment. &
} 4 would not be understood as convey ing
, tho idea that every stalk produces ak,
five, four, three or even two ears. a
great number ot them have only one; bnt
upon the whole, the corn has been much
i improved by this mode of selecting the
9 seed. And il our corn IN tins county
n which is better adapted to the growing Of
Q wheat than corn, can be improved IN this
e manner, why may not that which Is raised
II In better curn countries be improved u
!. the same way! Some farmers may have
y fallen upon this plan, and tested It's n,'''
ty; but it is altogether probable that tn
practice is not so universal as II shoul
ie be. Some years ago, when boy, I hear
OF of this way Of getting ak or seven ears I
nd the stalk, but had little confidence in th
II scheme until had an occular demonstrs
ip, l,;on of its success. Il. b.
"a Darke Co., Ohio.
Remarks. foregoing expsrimei
-. illustrates a law or principle Of vegetab'
~ econmy, Of great practical importance
10 namely, the susceptibility Of the improv'
!. ment of farm crops and garden vegetable
-, by the judicious selec,ion ofseeds. Ih
subject has been long understood Al
practised by scientific gardeners, al
should be by every farmer. 1t will
of found beneficial to slmost every kind
ny cultivated crops. 1t has besn tried vi
,gr marked results on corn. wheat, oats al
,er barley. We shall speak of this agai
i've when our time and space permits, and o.
plain the art of improving crops and veg'
tables by crossing the varieties.--ED.
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From the Ohio Cultivator.
Time for Cutting Timber.

Mr.. Bateham: Isaw in your paper, No.
%. some remarks on the time for cutting
timber, to insure its durability. There
appears to be much difference of opinioR
on this subject. My opinion is that the
month of August is the best time to cut
timber, Especially white oak] when the
leaves have their full growth, or are be.
ginning to mature. There is then but lii.
tie sap in the tree, and tha timber does
not seem 90 liable TO decay or become
wormy a. when cut in other seasons of tho
year.
Ihave white oak rails on my farm that
we're cut in August 1898, twenty years
aro) and are still sound--even tie sap
wood is not decayed. have also rails OF
the same kind on my farm, cut at various
other seasons of the year. long since that
time, which are entirely decaysd.
Yours. &C., c. CLiNoHAh.
Bloomfield, O., Dec. lS45.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-30

The original manuscript OF Grsys
"Elegy," was lately sold by auction III
London. There was really qui e" . scene
in the auction room Imagin stranger
entering 10 the midst of sale Of some
rusty .lookin old books. The auctioneer
produces tco small half sheets ef paper,
written over, torn and mutilatcd. He
calls il a "most interesting article" and
apologies for its condition. Pickering
bids fl0! Rodd Foss, Thorps, John.
Holloway, and some few atias ears Jiiatly
remark, .'l2,"..i5," "2U,a "25.'. "30,n .
and so on, ill there is a pause at siriy' three
pounds! The hammer strikes. "EIold!'
says Mr.. Foss .--tIt is mine," says the
amateur. "No, bid sixty five in time" F"
Then give 70"--"75," says Mr.. Foss;
and "6ves" are repeated again until tue
two bits ofpaper are knocked down amidst
general cheer to Payne & Foss, for one
hundred pounds sterling! On these bits OF
paper are written the frst draft OF the
"Elegy in Country Churcbyard, by Thcs
Gray''-including five verses which were
omitted In publication and with the poets
interlinear corrections and alterations
certainly an interesting article'-sev'
eral persons supposed it would call for q
fl0 note, perhaps even twenty. single
volume with Nv. Shakespeare" 10 the fl )
leaf nruduced siXty years ago hund rel
guineas--but, probably, with that excep
J tion, no more autograph, and no singl
i sheet Of paper ever before produced III
sum of fire hundred dollars. 4f
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Not a bad Hit.

Yankee vs English.-The Vioksbnrgh
Intelligencer recalls the story of quiet,
but enthusiastic Yankee who, some years
since, was ira yelling in stage coach with
two Englishmen who annoyed him very
much by running down every thing they
saw in the country, and freely delermin
ing that every thing in England was de-
cidedly superior. Jonathan bore il. but
impatiehtly. After some time thunder
storm broke over them, the horses dashed
off in alarm, and the EngIishmen were
nearly dead with fright, when suddenl,
bolt Of lightning struck the two near
horses, killing them instas,ly, and arrest
ing thestage, which, in The sudden plunges
of the leaders. was upset. Jonathan was
the rst to come out, and as the, English
men crawied ouit. badly hurt, and half dead
with fear, he exclaimed, There gaul dart
ye, have ye any better thunder than that
10 Englaud!'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-30
Merited Compliment.

Monsieur Thiers, W hen he was 10 Lon
don, went.to ST. Paul's Cathedral, He was
stopped at the door for the customary four.
pence. This he obsiinately refused, in.
quiring. all the while, lis il not one ca.
thedral!" He was at last made 10 under
stand what the demand was for. when he
said--.'Ha a! now comprehend. tDere are
so very few great men 10 England, dat yor
make De people pay to see dem. lfsverl
chesp!" - VIA @sit
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-30
wild cat Mon ey:

We learn that the western states are
literally swamped with Ohio wild cat
notes. Mr.. Kelley, the autho of the
system, said on the floor of the Senate
,when foreign banks send abroad their pa
per, ii is because they could not redeem IL
and wished ii kept from home. Our western
friends can see what Mr.. Kelley's opinion
is of banks who send their paper away from
home TO circulate. This system, in Ohio,
sdestined TO make most awful crush; and
let those who suffered by the late blow oT
10 Ohio, beware of more fatal consequent
ces.-O. Siaiesman.