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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

Senate, Jan. I0.-Mr. CLAYTON presented
memorial from, the Society of Friends in New
York, Vermont, Michigan, and p.aces adJacent,
praying the adoption ef measures to terminate
the existing The memorial read, but
motion 10 print was disposed Of BY referring
that motion TO the committee On printing. Sew
craI petitions on the subject of slavery pre-
scented BY Messrs. Fetch md Cameron: the mo-
lions TO receive hcf, we're laid the table. 4
I'LL 10 establish permanent preeniptIon system
was reported by Mr.. Ashley. from the commit
tee the public lands, without amend me ut
Mr.. Johnson, OF La. from the committee Oh pen
sions. reported bill granting ha'f-pay to the
willows and orphans Of volunteers Killed IN the
war with meXiCO; winch " a. rca FIRST ti.nc---
Mr. Douglass. on leave, introduced Il bill 10 es-
iahl5li Territorial goyeTnIne at III Oregon; read
tx zee. and referred. Dir. flanagan suhiI.litc.
resolutions providing that no treaty be conciu-
de-. with Mexico, without giving us suitable
line Of defence, and declaring, that IL may be
necessary TO holi Mexico as : province and that
no fore IN interve Il don be accepted. Mr.. john
son. Of SD, who was e!rcteu as wh!g, GI<gra-
ced himself hy the delivery ofa coetemptlb'e To-
cofoco peec-cndorsing the views of Mr. Po.h's
message declaring that he had changed lis po-
s.tiou that now he believed the war Just and
honorable. and hoped CoaGresc would say. that
III. '.gar produced BY aggression against
American urged Tie Infamous sentiment, rs the
Justification Of the war ''that national homer IS
national power'--the plea of a bully and the
crtpd Of tn. strong against the weak; he defend
"a anne Ration. and atni-d that 1t was Cause Of
the war; affirmed that Mexico Invaded Us, ana
that the IS defcnsive--and 'hen corcinGed by
ipi .Iug the Preside t responsible .1r the var.
In the cnate the I2,h, Mr.. Hale sent
cd number Of petitions from citizens Of Maine"
Massachusetts,. Indiana and Ohio, praying Con
urcss to Withdraw the American troops from
Mexico and TO put end 10 the war lie also
presented d memorial from ; ,ONb ministers and
laynicn Of The Unitarian church to the same Ct
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

Strange. That 80 many who are afflicted with
a COUCH tina, IS gradually wearing them Town.
and slowly. but suz ely ste aiing them into that
dreadful disease, Consumpt.on-,hat disease
which carries off thousands daily, are doing moth
ing, or what than nothing, gorging the m
selves with nostruns, that pulled TO the skies
fer cures they are said to have effected en- some
foreign or uEk nown persons. when iaer can
l.. post iveiv cured ty using DR.. ROGERS
COMPOuNDSYRUPO OF LIVERWDRT AND
TAR. which still continues 10 ettec. tic most
Monde fui Ones ever recorded IN the Annals ii
medi cine. \ fac, which is proved b. reference
to the vast number CT certificates from the frs.
and mos, respect table c.iizeUs, .cch as--Dr. " III.
J. Richards. Judge VIM Barke, the Wif. Of the
Rev q. w. Ma!ey. DR.. Hiram, Coy late Profess
sor IN Eclectic Medical! College Of Cincinn a,i.
and Others of that city. Certificates nos only Of
reulrkab cures of distressing Cough, but Con-
sunl p,ion actually cured, a1er the Physicians of
tie highest standing had given them up 10 die
II men of such high standing will rouch for the
grea. rirfaes of this medicine, we cannot but iu-
fer that i; Is at least all that il il represented 10
be- Rea.! The advertisement OF DR.. Rogers in
another column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
II SfECIAL NOTlCE.n

HIGHLY IHroRTsSr TO THE WEsr.-lt has been
long thought that the citizens of the w est were
to see better times IN regard 10 the bilious discs
ses with which portions of oar noble country are
visited. The true medicine is at length offered
us by the celebrated GrafeBberg Company
Their advertise nent is in another column. to
winch the attention Of every man, woman and
child should be imre ID lately given For sase by
James Elder, at the Post Office Book Stare, Rich
inond. Ia: by Lewis Davis. at The New Paris
Pos; Office, and at the "R;chmond Book Store"
by d. P. Holloway.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
Love YOUR NEIGHBOR!

s. LYLE. is now selling all kinds Of
- Family GROCERIES, CANDIES, NUTS,
&c, &c, in the new brick building of E. Wright.
one door east OF HolIoway's Book Store and
two west of Brightweli's Store.
3JIhose wishing good, fresh Groceries.
find the at this establishment as Low
any other in town. Call and see us any how.
All kinds of produce wanted, for which the
highest price will be given
Richmonj, Jan. 9th, 1913. Aft
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re.rDsys Later frem Mexico.
PETER sBuRGH. Jan. 18th.

j
Bv the regular mail, and also by ex-
.ress. New Orleans papers OF tine IN
have been received.
The schooner Eleanor had arrived rom
Vera Cruz, with intelligence from the 1api-
,sl, four days later than previously feoc'''
Cd. orao-s
Gen. Scott had issued Army orders
preparatory to occupying every accessible
poin,. to be held until Mexico sues Tor
There was little probability OF Congress
Resembling; several members having ic''
FOR their homes.
Lieut.. Donnally and a small party OF
,,,ouftcd band Of robbers had a fight be-
rsecn Pucbla and Jalapa.
The papers contain an account OF 'he
death Of Surgeon SAFER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
For Sale or Rent:

ITIsE Mill property. lying one mile North Of
Richmond, on the Middie-Fork Of White
water wT,h l7k Acres of Land The property
was formerly occupied BY Job ". Swain. There
is a good Dwelling House, Machine Shop. ana
a Stable on the premises. J. ANY person wish
ing TO purchase Or rent, VIII please call and ea-
NsNCY SWAIN.
Dee ., ls4s. IF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
FROM the SENIOR EDITOR.


Til. State Wing Convention which Assembled
in III is place on "Wednesday last, was much more
.ua,e,ously attended thaa vas anticipated pre-
v,onsIy 10 its convening. II was equal TO any
which has assembled at this place since the me
noralle convention Of 1910. Its deliberations,
..re conducted witt, "a much harmony, and the
deyotion manifested for the great principles OF
the party as ardent that exhibited at any pre-
vious assemblnsc. True, diversity OF opinion
was expressed rs to vino should be the candidate
for President, but all, with noble mngnanliniiy
determined to sacrifice all personal preferences
for the common good. Tho convention made no
expression as 10 the choice of Indiana, leaving
her delegates to the National Convention IN
Instructed; bat plcdging an undivided support TO
the nominee Of that body.
Ex-G Gov. W allacc was President Of the Con-
veution with ten Vice Presidents aud five Srcrc
,aries The following is the electoral ticket Sc
Iectrd by TIE Convention.
st.yATogAI ECTOTS.
JOSEPH G.. MARSHALL, Of Jefferson.
GODLOVE s. ORTIZ, Of Tippecanoe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

COTTON YARNS. tkC.-The snt,scri-
~ Der, age ut for the Covington and the Cooper
Cotton Factories has constantly en- hand a large
stock of COTTON YARNS, WfCKING.
CARPET and Caverlet WARP, TWINE ami
BATTING. For sale 4, the lowest rates.
r. BUCHANAN. Cs.esaR1ti.
Jan I9, iSee rGaz s., 4sm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

DIED,-On Saturday morning last, at tie res
idence of her father Mr.. PnIiIP WILSON, ia
tins city, Mrs. CROFT. We Understand tic
deceased resided in the vicinity of Greenvii!e,
Ohio, and was or visit TO her pare hts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
From the
DIED,

III PiIua, Miami county. on Friday morn
ing. January I. l843. WILLIAM BOOTH,
III the eth year Of his age.
The deceased was member of Clark,
Division, No. 3, Sons Of Temperance.
Richmond. la.
n a meeting Of Piqua Division No. 10.
and Mt. Olive Division No. Sol. the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously pas
sed- and resolved to be published in the
''niqua Register and Ohio Organ" and
a copy Of the same to be sent to Clark
Division No. 3, and to the parents of til :
deceased.
WHEREAS the painful intelligence has been
announced to US OF the decease of Bro.
" illiam Booth, member of our Or
der, therefore.
Rcso1rcd. That while we bow with sub
mission t. the Will of an All-Wise God.
We would record the sad affection by which
our Order has been deprived Of one OF its
most active and energetic members.
RcSolred, That these Divisions VIII tes-
tity their sense Of their bereavement and
OF the worth Of the deceased by attending
his funeral on Sabbath afternoon
EcSoired. That we deeply s>mrathizc
with the parents. brothers, and sisters OF
the deceased. in their bereavement. and
rs a mark OF respect in attending the flu
neral We will wear the tri-colored ribbon
and Grape.
BY order Of the Divisions
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19


Nru u K = i
State Bank of Ohio and Branches.
Clinton Bank Of Columbus --------
Bank Of Gcaugl.
CITY Bank of Cleveland.
Canal Bank Of Cleveland.
Franhlin Bank of GAINESVILLE.
Sandushy City Bank.
Bank Of Virginia and Branches -.---------..-.
Farmers Bank Of Virginia and Branches ---.-.-
Exchange Bank of-do .- do DO. -..---.--..- :
Bank OF the Valley Of d.. do do
If7Notes Of So and upwards at par in the Cities
OF New York. Philadci pha. and Baltimore
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

n1-r,eoueut enquiries are made Of II, why
we do not publish, notices Of The aeceaso o. per
sons a they occur7'-thc only rFa'oh - maj W
do not know the names or ages oil TIE o'cease"
n The relatives or friends wouli farnsii us WAN
notices. we will publish, them, as We have always
done. without charge.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
ID AT II =.

D1ED,-On tie 2nd instant, IN the vicinity Of
this city, Mr.. JOSEPH DERRIChSoN, aged
60 ycur<
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
sZ0MH eNINAMs,

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie and his lrie nGs, that he. still eontiuues
the Stone Cutting business in Richmond ON Pearl
street, near the Market House, whe re he viii be
pleased 10 furnish cut stone ofsvssy description.
OH tho most accommodating terms. lie has how
Oh hand and expects shortly Ia receive am addi-
tioua! supply complete assortment OF
ANER,CiN MARBLE s ONO CRATE STONES
which he will sell cheaper, for cash. than they
have ever before been sold in this city.
P.nin and Ornamental lettering.
done in good style and to order. Call aud ex-
anime h,s assortment aud prices. 49,
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, Sept. II, lSl7. 3su
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
PUNCTUALUY---A jewel!

TE<HE subsc riders hereby earnestly request all
persons indebted to them, to come forward
and make settlement. The small profits At
which Goods sold, does not admit of credit
be ond the year; besides. OF L BUSINESS Is
SUCH THAT WE ~ u So HAVE
MONEY. 1t is confidently bored, that this cal!
will be sufficient
STRATTAN & WRIGHT.
We are receiving an addition TO our stock
of GOODS; making the assortment GOOD
FOR T;GE, St.ASOS-al os which we intend
selling off CHEAP to make way fos the Spring
Trade. 3 W
Richmond LIST mo- Sth 1877 Aft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
DOUGLASS PATENT PUMs..

). BAREIS. has just received n lot ~
L these Superior Anti Freezing Meia,ic
Pumps, and all sizes Of Eeud Pipes to attach,
which he will sell low, at bis Stove Stare, Main
street, Richmond, Indiana.
Oct. ], 1917 Al-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

JEREMIAH HADLEY. WM. KEW GRITTY.
JESSE J. kENwoRrHY
j. HADLEY, Il CO..
One Door Last Of b. Brieh',uN's Store. Main st. d.,
Richmond, la,
4 RE now opening large assortment Of
IN Saddiery Hardware, Coach and Carriac.
trimmings, Steel Springs, &c. embracing, per
haps, every article demanded in the above de-
partments Of Trade. and having facilities fer re-
ceiving direct from Importers and Manufacturers
Will sell al exceedingly low prices. And having
also, in connection, good
Tanning Establishment,
will keep constantly on hand a gene raj stock Of
I8AE@EMe
embracing Eastern, Cincinnati, and Country
Tanned SOLE, SkIRTING, SEATING, HAIR
NESS, Birdie and UPPER LEATHER; Calf
Kip, Pad, Morocco and Lining SKINS, &c. C.
II The highest market price will, at ali times,
be paid for any quantity Of HIDES, delivered OF
our Store above.
Richmond, / OH mo. 26th, l6l1 Ar
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

~U.E.ORIDE: OF SOD - This is an invaiu-
" able article dsinfector Ii ought TO be
used in every sick room, few drops sprinklcd
over the floor viii entirely disspate all unplcas-
ant and unwhoiesome smell, effluvium, that
NAV be in the room, and render the air entirely
pure--a very desirable thing TO those who attend
the sick well to the sick themselves For
sale at DR.. HOwELLs' Drug Store.
Richmond, Jan. 10, ls4S. Aft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
+ a I'M lily roc err ic . (,

ever hersre opened in this place, which they wish
to EXCHANGE immediately for CASH or
Country Produce prspasaier, Ia purchasing
larger supply.
Their stock ccns,s.s, in eart. Of Imperial. Can
Powder youm. Hvson and Pcuchong Teas :;
Rio aud ST. Domingo Coffee I; \. Orleans. Loaf
and Brow. Sugars: Golaen syrup. Sugar House
and Plantation Notass-s; Nos. !. and 5 Mach-
erel m BblS half bhls and Kits; Shad. Lake
Fish Goldfish. Herring, Chocolate, Rice, Sa'era-
:us Starch. Zante curran,s.fiaisins. resin ground
spices of all kinds. warranted pure. Starr anu
Pressed taIlow candles. Soap, Indigo, Madder,
Alum, Copperas. &c. &c.
AIS GA general assortment Of Queens
wsre, Glassware. Stone-ware. Wooden ware.
Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops. Shuvels,
Spades, Forks, Trace and Halter chains, Mill and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords. Coach and Broom
Irvine. Market and Scaooi Baskets, Shaker,
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Rrooms.
and 1901 o,iie re nj articles, which We shall take
pleasure in showing TO an! one who may favor
with call.
17v-Plsasc call and examine eur stock, as 1t
costs nothing for locking.
Richmond Jan <. istS. a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

lust RECEIVED, Mt HAINES
- rARQCHAR's IL opposite tie Uaak:--
a f-~ I..nre pairs Of Ladies' superior GUN
ELASTIC RuSKIN SHOES:
Superior Fur Sea- CAPS;
A few children's superior CAPS:
A lot of STEEL TRAPS;
Box Of SAND Brick new and excellent
article for securing Spoons, Knives. &c.
Richmond, Nov. b, ls47. 4s,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

JOSkEiE We .GINlpikiharoS
- GAINS can non be had at the Store ~ J. W
HILBERT, who has recently received from IN,
East a complete assortment Of DRY GOODS
His stock consists, in part, Of
Cloths, Cassineres. Vesfings, ss,imets. and Jean.
Fancy Coods, tfe.
9JALSO-A full assOremems ~ .m &c.,
Of HARDWARE, GROCERIES,, anA
QCEENSWAkE.
There is NO MISTAKE but that the .bov.
GOODS will be sold at unusually low prices.
for Cash, or approved Cou3try Produce.
the Wesf. Roona Of The Richmond Hotel, sud oh
tain BARGAINS. =.
Ricirsond. Aug. 81 1871
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
'ExChAN6E OFFICE!

IL The undersigned. having gone inta The
Exchange business, AZ their old stand Oppose ,c sse
Post Office, would inform their customers and
the public generally, thai they are just receiving
the largest stock Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

FlNf,E subsc rihers have lust received a Lot OF
Cincinnati Pressed Talow Candies. which
they viii sell low by the Box.
". W. LINDE. & CO.
EicArnoud, Dec :. ISL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
]. WARSWORTH.

r. S. of Piqua Division No. 10.
Jos. Stoves. r. S. of Mt Olive Division
No. 3O1
The deceased was buried in the Piqua
Cemetery i'll Il lot purchased for that pur-
pose. by the two Divisions in Piqua The
religious services were conducted by Bro.
-. L. Thomas, III the Baptist Church.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

rust RccCiVCd-A complete assortme NJ
- OF Druggists and PHI ybcans Glass Wa,c.
Instruments, Sc, for sale by IRWIN REED.
Nov. IG, lsi6.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

be weI-,ie gentleman from Duck river viii
have an opportunity 10 vegetate upon the banks
If that beau uful atreani, and his party will be
6,aud at the head Of navig alton Salt river.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21
The Weather.WiSe.

Partridge, the celebrated almanac ma
ker, travelling on horseback into the
country, stopped at an inn, aud afterward
called for his horse, that he might reach
the next town, where she intended to
sleep,
"lf you would take my advice, sir"
said the ostler, ,"you will stay where you
are for the night, as you will surely be
.overtaken by a pel,ing rain"
Nonsense said the almanac maker,
"there's a sixpence for you my honest fell
low, and a good afternoon to you."
He proceeded on his journey, and sure
enough he was well drencbed in a heavy
shower. Partridge was struck with the
man prediction, ana being always intent
on the interests of his almanac, he rode
/ bao ok on the instant, and was received by
the ostler with a broad grin.
"Well, sir, you see that was right az
ter ALL"
"Yes, my lad, you have been so, and
here's crown for you, but give it tc
you on condition that you tell me how
You knew of this rain"
ITO be sure" replied the man; "wh,
the truth is we have an almanac in our
house called the "Partridge's Almanac,
and the fellow is notorious liar, tina
whenever he promises us fine day, W.
always know that it will be directly th'
is put down 10 our almanac in doors, a
"settled fine weather, no rain" locke
at that before | brought your Nurse on,
and SO was enabled TO put youson you
guard"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21

Democracy is a sentiment not to ap4
palIed, corrupted,or composed. Itknows
no baseness--it covers to no danger--it
oppresses no weakness. Fearless gene
rous, and humane, it rebukes be arrogant,
cberishss honor, and sympathizes with the
hnmble. 1t asks nothing but what it con-
cedes; and comedies nothing but what it
demands. Destructive only of despotism,
it is the sole conservative of Liberty, la
bor aud property. 1t is the sentiment Of
freedom, of equal rights, of equal obliga.
lions. 1t is the law Of nature psrvading
the law Of the land. The stupid, the self
ish, and the base in spirit may denounce
it as vulgar thing; but in the history OF
our race, the democratic principle has
developed and illustrated the highest
moral and intellectual attributes of our
nature, and may that spirit which anima-
ted our fathers in the revolutionary con-
test for its establishment, continue 10 an
innate US, in the impending struggle for its
preserva,ion.--W Nm. Allen.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21

PERSONALLY NO OBJECTIONS AT the
late whig State Convention of louisiana,
Mr.. Brashsar, the president, stated that
during the late visit of Mr.. Clay in this
city, he had conversed with that gentle
man upon the subject of the presidency;
and Mr.. Clay had told him, that if his
health vas sufficiently good to enable him
to fulfil the duties of the presidential of.
fee, he should have no objection to run,
provided he could feel assured Of the Gers
tai nty of his election OF course he
would
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21

STRAW FOR THE PoTATo ROT Mr.
Skinner the Farmers CLUB, on
tuesday evening, an extract OF !etter
from ID. w. Nail, of Maryland, sta,lng
that gentleman Of Frederick county,
Md, las, year procured some sound pota-
toes Tor planting, from MIR. NalIi. Mr.. N
had Just been Informed by tat gentleman,
that he manured and prepared his lana
aud planted the sets from three TO four
inches deep, covering them with earth 10
drills, about Is inches apart, placing the
tubers about one foot asunder III the drills,
aud Immediately gave them all free GOV
ering of straw prevented the growth Vi
weeds aud supersed ed the necessity of cui
uvation. The result was an excellent
crop of sound potatoes, so tar as the, were
covered. Those leit uncovered sufferer
the rot.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21
EXCEEDINGLY CLEAR;

A writer in the New Concord (Ohio)
Clarion says:--
in his message, the President brings up
the old Amistad case, and asks Congress
to pay the Spanish slave traders. Shame!
shame Is it on account Of his consum-
mate ignorance, or his Internal deviltry?
We think it is.
IL the editor had appended key to this
mysterious paragraph, the President re-
quests Us to say, he would have conferred
favor.--Johp Donkey.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21

MARRIAGE.-ln bringing up our child
reD, IT is my solid judgment that real al
tachment Is not thlng 10 be llghuy es-
leemed, and when yonng persons OF a sober
mlnd are come to an age oi discretion. II
requires very great care how any undue
restraint is laid upon them in these most
important matrimonial engagements. We
are all SO short sIgnted about Them, that
he parties themselves should after all, be
principally their own Judges init. There
fore, unless see Iusurmoun' able abJec
tious, believe duty dictates leaving our
children much at liberty in these lmpor.
tant malters.-yurS. Fry.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21
al9oRtrp.
OH FRIEND THINK ON.
To "Ihe .Uan thai Eat Fried .uush-'
By FRITZ.

Oh friepd think on! thy lovely rhyme
Called tear drop from mine eye,
AS sat by that SILL, which IN olden time
We oft had sucked quite dry.
Yes, there sat, and memory bright
Pictured thy dear long face,
AS it used to look in the morning light,
Flushed Ger by old rye's graces
Oh friend think on till the signing breeze
Shall cool 10y acaing head,
And the rabbits aid coons all take sneexe,
From that old stiH' painted red!
Meier gin it up, till the lightning's flash
Shall make this old earth below,
But go it old hoss,' with spurge and dash,
For sure you're jovial fellow!
Nay, think no more! or thy giant mind
VIII burst thy skull asunder,
For a soul SO bright must be safe confined,
Or 'twould rival old Jove's thunder.
Then thy chum would weep both night and
day
And sigh when he thought Of thy end
On thy tomb he'd scribble these words and
say,
Too much brain sle,o my only friend!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21
FOUND A MAYORS NEST.

"A poor fellow was brought beforc tho
Mayor, a few days ago, for stealing large
number of morning papers from the door
knobs of the knobby residences above
Bleecker. His guilt being clearly estabs
lished, the inbuman and remorseless May
or sentenced him to read the stolen papers.
This was clearly violation of the Consti>
tuition, which prohibits the infiction Of
unusual and excessive punishment.