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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-22
SLOAN'S COLUMN.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
Horse Medicine in the World.

Sloan's Ointment and Condition Ponder.
Have earned great name.
NOR purity, mildncss, safety, certain
- -, snd thoroughness, Sloan's Oins-
n'ent exccls, and 10 rapidly supcrseding oil
other Ontments aud Linimenss for the
cure Of the following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Sprains,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ripghone. Wind.
Calls, Poll Evil, Callns, Spavins, Swce-
ny, Fistuln, Strains, Lameness, Sand
Cracks, Foundered Feet, Scratch.
es, or Grease, Mango aud
Horn Dis.cmper.
The Powder will remove oil in1amma-
iion und fever, purify the blood, loosen tho
skin, cleanse the winter. and strengthen ev-
cry part OF tho body, and has proved . sove-
reign remedy for the following diseases:
Dis,cn,pcr. tlide-b"nnd. Loss of Appetite,
Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Ioflam-.
nation of the Eyes, Fatigue from
Hard exercise; also
Rheumatism,
commonly called Stiff Complaint which
proves fatal 10 many valuable horses ia this
country.
Il is nlso safe snd certain remedy for
Coughs aud Colds, which generate SO ma
ny fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40 Lnke st.. Chicago III;
w. B. SLOAN,
And sold in nearly every town in all
the Western States
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The War il Sells.

DR. G Smith, Druggist. WIS furnished with a
large supply only nbou, forty days before the
following order: PEgu, ILL.,, April %, 30.
w B Sloan, Esq.-ncar Sir: Please send me
by express, three dozen Of your Horse Ointment.
The demand is increasing constantly. I have
been out some time.
Yours truly, s. G. SMITH.
0JAl the Medicines advertised by w d
Sloan are sold on agency by A Sanders, Daven-
port, iowa; VIM A e. A Nurse, Moline, Ill, and
VIM Norris, Rock Island.
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THE PROOF.

Extract from the Galcna "NorM. Western
Gazette"
By tn use Of Sloan's Ointment and Condition
Powder, have entirely cured Fissnla on my
horse and otherwise improved his condition moro
than 500 per cent on the cost of the medicine:
and cow which was 30 feeble as to BE- conaid.
cred worthless BY myself and nc,ghbos, was re-
stored 10 good health and strength by the use Of
less than half package Of the powder, and 10
now doing better than any other COW have.
Nm VINCENT.
Small Pox, Nav Is, 1919
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State Of Iowa, In the District Court Of
Scott county. ! said county.
Archibald N. Campbell, Petition to fo.rclose
David Collom. Mortgage
HE said defendant will take notice
- tina, the plaintiff on the 10th February,
1919, hled his petition in the Dstric, Court OF
said county praying tor judgment, on rroms-
sorry note, dated June 9th, i8a3, executed by
said David Colon for payment three years from
the date thereof to Joseph Turner Of the sum OF
five hundred and fifty dollars with six per cen,
and for the foreclosure Of q mortgage bearing
even date with said promissory note given to Sc
cure the paymen, thereof and executed bv said
David COLON on the following tracts Of land
situate in said county. to-wit: Lot No. three
in section No. three 81 in township No. seventy
cigh, 18l north Of range No. five 81 cast Of the
9th principal meridian, and also five 5 acres OF
land from the east side OF the northwest quarter
OF said section No. three containing in all
sixty-nine 1851 5-lO0 acres OF land, and for
sale OF said lands to satisfy said Judgment, the
said motto and mortgage aforesaid having been
duly ass gncd TO said plaintiff for valuable con-
sideraiion. The said defendant is therefore re-
CURED toappcar a, the next term Of said District
Cour, oil said county to be held on the fifth Mon
dav after the fourth Monday in April next, and
plead, answer or dcmur to said petition.
JAMES THORlNGTON,
Clerk District Court.
ARCHIBALD N. CAMPBELL, in person.
February 22d, i8so. 24-6w
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The Half has not been told.

Eek RIVER, June IL, 40
DIR Sloan-Sir: Please send by the bearer q
new supply Of your Horse Medicines They arc
the best articles OF the kind tina, have ever us-
ed, never having been disappointed in their ef-
feet, rs have been in the use Of other, even the
most celebrated Ointments, Linimcnis, &c, Of
the day. ! like very much this feature in them,
viz: that they do all tina, il promised and upon
a thorough trial one il constrained TO add, ihae
half has no, been todd
Respec fully. DUDLEY.
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VERY LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

VEN LA e NUM- OALAE 0NASA"s
Robert Anterior, merchant Of San
Francisco, arrived in New York on the
18th. lie leit on the 10th OF December,
aud brings "a days later news from the
gold region. Entire credit 10 accorded 10
HE statements.
He camo Ivy Mszatlan and Guatemala,
Mexico and Vera Cruz, making the journey
in ten days from Maz',lan to Mexico on
horses; and accomplished the whole trip in
81 days, u . cos. Of seven hundred dol.
lars.
lie says the gold region embraces q
thousand miles in length, BY three hundred
IA width. The gold is distributed irregu.
lsrly, some parts being Of surprising rich
ness, while others are perfectly barren.
There 10 room enough for oil who NAV
desire to make their fortunes, and sufii-
cient quantity Of gold to keep them living
independent.
Il requires the hardest kind Of labor, and
men Of strong constitutions and muscles,
accustomed TO enduring toll, eau undertake
the expedition aud face the hardships
Of the country with prospect Of success.
Gold Yields itself only to strength and
skill; with fair luck and hard labor, three
ounces day may he obtained on an aver
aye. Il is not only found in Jumps, bu.
has been seen in masses weighing Z
pounds.
The steamer Panama arrived in Cnlitor.
MIA. Jan. 10th.
The number of persons who had been to
the mines was 10000. but there had no,
been more than $500 digging at time.
A rich mine Of Cinnabar (mercury) had
been found within 3 miles Ut San Fran.
cisco.
Little was doing at the mines when he
left, il being tho rainy season. There
was not much sickness among the diggers,
and no robberics or disturbances.
Good board at Snn Francisco was ten
dollars per week. Provisions could he had
a, fair prices. The population of the city
was about 1000.
An extensive placer hns been discovered
in Oregon. Il was reported al San Fran
co that oil The Inhabitants Of Oregon city
had gone toit.
Vessels drawing 8 feet wafer can sail
$50 miles up the Sacramento.
The Tribune snys Mr.. A,hcr,on 10 a
plain substantial merchant. md we do not
hesitate To say that full confidence may be
placed in bis statements.
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NJ DUDLEY.
The Difference.

The ordinary oinsmcn,s and linimenss il 10
well known, are severe and partial in their ops.
ration SIoan's Ointment 10 mild, yet thorough
lit reaches and removes the cause, hence is
gives real and permanent relief
For purity, mildness, safety, certainty, and
thoroughness, Sloan's Ointment cxcels and il
rapidly superseding all other Oinsmenss and Lin.
iincn.s now in use
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.4nsuer to The Problem Il, the Ga=csse Of FEB. l5h
AN EPlTAPH
oNA WOMAN WHO SOLD EAErHESwARE.
Beneath this stone lies Katharine GRAY,
Changed from busy life 10 ieless clay;
BY earth and clay she got her peli,
And now she's turnedt to earth herself;
Yc weeping friends, let me advise
Abase your grief, and dry your eyes;
For hat ayails flood OF tears.
Who knows bu; in run OF wears,
In some tall pitcher or broad pan,
She in her shop may be again!
Ms. SANDERS: II the above is correct, will you
have the goodness to publish Inc same.
Respectfully yours,
Davenport, Feb. l6 i849. E.E. LEWIS.
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LADIES FAIR.

The Ladies OF Moline will hold Fair on
Thursday the osd inst, a, the Brick Store in
Moline, commencing ut 2 O'Clock p. N. There
will be supper IN the evening.
The ladies and gentlemen OF Davenport, and
vicinity a.e respectfully invited to attend.
Moline, Feb. l.,n, i8i9.
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B. SANFORD.



coMsrocE's vERNiruGE.-This remedy for
worms Is one OF the most extraordinary ever US
ed. II eti.ciuall, eradcates worms Of oil. sorts
from children and adults.
Thousands perish bv worms without the real
cause being KNOWN. Some other reason is as
signed 10 their sickness until too late 10 cure the
real cause.
What immense responsibility then rests upon
the parent who does not know, and the doctor
who docs not understand, the complaint which
is destroying those precious flowers Of life
children
What should be done!
The answer is plain. Give this vcrmifuge
which viii be sure 10 do good, il they have no
worms: and II they ave, il will destroy and
cradle &c them with certainty and precision,
truly astonishing.
The immense sale that this vcrmifugc has, is
sure test OF its value aud the ee mafion in
which il 10 held by families. Il would DO quite
too expensive TO publish the volumes of ccrsfi-
Gates that have been given for this article, and
the users Of il arc requested TO spread the name
to all persons whom they think may be benefit
ed by il.
We call on oil good citizens TO make known
the effects OF this wonderful remedy.
Remember and ask for CoNsrocK's VERMrfrsE.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and rc;a /, by
Coms,ock g. Co, No. 81 Courilandt street, New
York
Sold BY A. SANDERS, Davenport, and BY VIZ.
NORRIS. Rock Island.
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PLOWS! PLOWS!!
DEERE. TATE a. GOULDD
IMPROVED CENTRE DRAUGHT
POLISHED 0AsT.STHEI
FLOWS.

W new, large and much improved Manu-
factory at Moline, and by our skill aud long ex-
rerencc IN the business, are enabled 20 furnish
Flows vi all kinds in complete order, and war
ran,ed 10 scour Tor polish in ans soil, aud OF
easier drauynt than any other now in use.
We have on hand n large quantity OF CAST.
SfEEL which was manufactured cr0rcs.ig for
u:. at the River Don Works. Sheffield, ENGLAND.
by Naylor * Co., aud imported bs Us. which We
are converting into PLows, at iriiling increase
Of cos, over the common articles rcnerailv in
use. With this exception we use Lyon, Shorh
4 Co.'S. hes, Spring Steel for all our Mould
boards, &c.
We have constructed heavy cast-iron presses
Tor bending and Shaping the Mouldaoard, Share
and Landslide, which makes them uniform in
shapc and SIZE, 50 that either pnrt being broken
or worn out can he replaced wi;hou, the trouble
OF carrying the pillow 10 n shop. Rv knowing
the size OF the Piow which NAV need any such
part or parts We can send them whcneve. order
cd, and ALWAYS warranted 10 liz.
Mr DEERE has manufactured the celebrated
Grand dc Tour Flows for the las, ten wears
Two and Four Horse breaking Plows, double
single and Shovels, Cul,va,ors and Hoes, always
on hand and made in the same thorough man
ncr and warranted.
We would invite Farmers particularly, and
n'l others interested in the improvement, OF IN,
dav, To examine our materials, Machinery, &C.,
and prove oar articles before buving others.
Piows furnished al wholesale ut liberal dis
count from retail prices.
DEERE, late & GOULD
Moline, X. Island CO., H., Feb. 8th. 1919 -22
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B. s A N # RID.
DAUoo1sT AND GROCER.

AT the Old Stand on Front Street.
- Davenport, Iowa, has laid in Q full assor,-
l'ent ot urues, Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries,
frusts, Spices, this. Paints, &c, Tor the season.
comprising almost every article in the line.
Among which are the following, wig -
All Dr.. Jayne's Medicines.
Wissar's Balsam Wild Cherry.
Townsend's Sarsapsrills,
Hungarian Balsan,,
Indian Vegetable Tonic,
Mofai's Phoenix Bii,ers,
Hayes Linsmcnt for Piles,
Upham's Pile Elecsuary,
Pain Extractor,
Linaments oil kinds,
Jayne., Mofia,s, B,aegs, Brandreths,
Wrigh,s, Smiths, Peters, Lees,
Por,ers, CleveIands, and
Emersous Pills,
Black and Cayenne Pepper,
Allspicc, Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs,
Cinnamon, Race, w. /. and Ground
Ginger. Salera,us, Sal Soda, Alum,
Copperas, Salt Peter,
Chalk, Pitch aud Rosin,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Raisins, Figs, Prunes,
Currants, Tamarinds,
Cifron and Dates,
Imperial, Gun Powder,
Young H,son, and Black Teas,
Goldfish, Mackercl. Smoked Herring,
tobacco, Segars, Snuff, and
Pipes, all kinds;
Liverpool Blown, Ground Alum,
Turks Island, and Table Salts,
Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Vsrnishcs,
Brushes, Glass, Putty, mills, Cordsgc,
Lines aud Sacking Irvine,
Gun Powder, Shot, Lead and r. Caps.
Indigo. Mndder, Loywood, Fustic,
Red Wood, Anna,tn, &C.;
Cocoa and Chocolate, Did Java, Rio,
aud HAVANA Coffee, Rice, Tapioc..,
Pearl Sage, Arrow Root, Pearl Barley,
Vermiulla, Soda. Butter aud Sweet
Crackers, Loaf, Powdered, Crushed,
Clarified and N. U. Sugars,
Golden and n. o. Syrups,
5. II. and N. q. Alolasses,
Old O,ard aud Seignc,te Brandy,
Port, Madcirs, Sweet Malaga. and
Clarct Wines, Holland and Baltimore
Gin, Jamnica Rum, and Old Mononga.
hela Whiskey, for Medical purposes.
Abscvn;:', Alcohol, Cider Vinegar
md Lime Juice, Sperm, Star and
Tallow Candies. CASTLE, Rosin,
Almond, Windsor and other Soaps,
C,ndics Ass'd.. Wis,nr's Cough Candy,
Ginger Nuts, Writing and Letter Paper,
Blk., Blue, and Red Ink,
Superior Steel Pens, Qnills, &c.
Almonds, Brazil Nuts, FiIberis md
Hazlenuis, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Razors, Scissors. Pocket Bpks.
Wallets, Silk md Cotton Purses,
Combs. Ass'd. Violin Strings,
Hair Brushes, &c. &c
The above with at least 500 different articles
lot enumerated arc all warranted OF the best
luality, and will be- sod as ow ns at any Store
u the county. Cash or goods will be paid for
satter, Cheese, Tailow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed,
flaxsced, &c.
B. SANFORD.
n ~
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PAINTINGS,
W m. u, HARRIS.

AVlNG permanently located himself
- in Davenport would inform its citizens and
the people Of the surrounding country, that he
is prepared to execute all kinds OF PAINTING in
the hes, manner.
House, Sign, Ornamental, Steamboat, Car
ringe, Buggy and Wagon Painting.
ALSO:
Glazing and Paper Hanging.
Snoe, adjoining the Post Office.
Davenport, Feb. 18th, l8i9 e3-,f
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Tremendous Excitement!
HAVOC TE1pLD DU111UD:
POWER 4 JORDAN,
"OULD most respectfully in
w form The citizens Of Davenport and the
surrounding country, that they have Just arrived
from Philadelphia, with new and well select
ed assortment Of
CT THING,
which they are now opening at tho Store Room
formerly occupied by A. G. FrLrox, consisting
in part of
Fine black and blue dress coats;
Over Goats, S. to 1900;
Indian Rubber Goats;
Sacks Of various colors, $500 to 1000;
And all other kinds of coats OF the hes. mate.
rial, and made in the latest and most approved
styles.
ALSO
a fine assortment Of CLOAKS. from SiO
TO 1900; fancy and plain Cassimer, and all 9TH
er kinds Of Pants from 90 to 6,OO-every des-
crpiion;
Figured silk, Satin, Mcrino Cloth. Of supe-
nor cut and quality: to which may BE- added, .
large and beautiful assortment Of
Fine Linen Bosom Shirts:
Muslin and hickory do;
Collars, Cravats, Handkerchief, Suspenders;
carpet Bags: and variety Of other articles, too
tedious 10 mention.
ALSO,-A fine lot Of
CLOTHS,
OF various colors and qualities; fancy eolored
and plain Cassimcrs of various pat,erns. Vest
patterns, such as cut Velvet. SATIN, figured Silk,
Marselles, bcs, quality. Flannel and kni, un-
der-shrts and drawers, &c. &c. sc.
Gram taken IN erchanye for Ciotting.
0rJ. J. would respectfully inform the
public tina, he is q practical tailor, having been
engaged in business a number Of years. and he
feels confident in saying that he will be able 20
please all who will favor them with call All
kinds OF clothing GU, and made up to order.
r. s. J.
Davenport. Nov. 10th, 1913. loft
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More ABOUT M'LASE's vEannrsE ...-Read
the following testimonial - to the value OF this
great medicine for worms:
This is to certify that purchased one vial Of
M'Lanc's Worm Specific some two months
since. administered two spoons full to son
Of mine, about years old and have no doubt
but that there were upwards Of 1000 worms pass
ed from him. measuring from one-quarter Of On
inch to two inches in length.
Dec 9th, l847. GW HoLIopAY.
E1For sale By DR. Z EASTERLY, South
East Corner Of Third and Chestnut Streets. st
Louis, Mo. Wholesale Agents for tho Western
States.
.0TAlso for sale BY A SANDERS, Druggist,
.0ReNt Tor DsvenpnYs.
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CrKE roR DLAfxEss.-1hc great popularity
Of DIR McNalr's Acoustic Oil, for curing deafness,
has gained for il reputation never before equal
led. We do not say this will cure every case Of
deafness, but numerous cases have come 10 our
knowled where this article has entirely cured
persons who have been aimos, totally deaf. Il
never fails TO benefit, ii not cure. We advise all
who are troubled with shs complaint 10 procure
this article.
Comssock & Co., New York, 81 CORTLAND st,
sole Proprieiors.
Sold BY A. SAsDsns, Davenport and by WV
Norris, Rock 1sland.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
WASHINGTON COLL ,Ki d.

The commencement df this now prosperous III.
sllntion was held at Lexington, and The exercises
closedo on The 2Qth % june. Among she address,:
on The occasion we noticed the ClEosophic Ora.
liFop, by Edwin L, Moore, Of Jefefson.Y TAi.
yopng gentleman, sonof Mr. Cato Moore Of TIL.
County was third on The list Of 20 graduates, ahd
We understand acquitted himself Handsomely.
TheLexington Gazette, speaking Of the occasion
just passed, says:
II was indeed proud day for w Washington Col
lego, and 10 turn, citizens were trry proud thai
they have 50 useful and SO good an institution liz
their midst The oldest inhabitants OF our town
express the opinion that no class has ever left our
College walls whose standing as students and gen
tencn is of a higher grade Another cause Of con-
graduation was the fact that naver before has so
large class pf graduates leff2our College A
brighter day isdawniug upon its history, and we
lo9k confidently for the day and a, MP distant time
when Washington College shall be one Of the fore
most Institutions in our wholeland A few such
days as this last Commencement will speedily ac-
complish the object
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

The day ~ nstsrrd IL VI he shuncer Of Ire en-
non which vas under eharge Of ldeszrs Duke, EnA-
lishss Monroe and Sheetz A TED o'elpek he ell
zens pf lhe l0Hp repaired . the Presbyterian Chmlr
sAflet the reading Of Psalm, and "a impressive
prayer BIZ the Rev, SEFTinus TUsrts. n H. Bgrch-
"a, Rsq, one Of ne Vice Presidents 81 he day ss
Ted that ID accordance With time honSred custom;
TIE Declaration Of Independence would b rad Az
Ter which an orstiun The DeeIst4tioa pf Indepenft
ence was then read 6y HEsEY cE1Y HuxTEas VII
companies By eloquent and appropriate remarkH
CHaRLxs H. SrrwlRr then arose and delivered an
oEastoa &c grsstsloqusnee and heAH,gs IN
The citizens then repaired 70 Burns Grove where
they pariosk Of onc of The finest entertainments ever
giFea in ibis county, prepared by MrsJphn 3
Blessing. Alter Dinner number IF sentiments
we're given. and speeches made BY gentlemen Who
were called upon. We have only time and room 10
give NE regulartoasis drank on the occasion. The
volunteer tcas,s win be given in our next GEoadr
w SAPPisoroS, was President of the Day, and HI
=, BFTcHEa and r. n. GALLaHER, Vice Presidents
7 1de company returned 10 town At an carly hour,
AFTER one of the most agreeable and pleasant iub-
lees, eyer had ia the neighborhood- single i'd
eident occurring 70 mar the hilarity Of the day.
REGULAR TOASTs.
lst George Washington His name SHAH eyer
live Monument Of Liberty.
2d. The President Of the United Statss Elevat4a
TO the highesko IN the gift OF free people NAV
BIS futdte career be as brilliant and successful Is
his past has been giofichs 5E
81. Oar Union Cemented ty The Blood 81 o,Ir
ancestors, their Children viii ever susiain Ii.
Mil Our Country Republican ia principle. IA
ciae in natnre, poweffnin war. she proves . n ssyI
luu for Che oppressed and beacon-light for the Ill
lions Of the eafEh. N7IN
5lh- The Memory Of J. K. Polk: (Dfank in 81
lenee0 .I
fshI The Dar we Celebrate: Its memory win IL
hallowed as ioFg as freedom lives--as long al ut
iriotism IS yirlue-as long as America IS nation
TEh. The Patriots Of tle Revolution 4 In lie greas
ness, happiness and prosperity Oh our Couutry vle
recognizable fraits 81 their laboFs
sth; Our Army: The valiant sons ofEyaliaht
siresFhey IRE inginciblefo for they never fight bri
when honor or duty calls them 10 The feld. T1
9Th. 0ut Navy; They have carried the star. lansd
stripes oevery 4uartersof the gIobe--lhey have viii
dicated their Country!s honor upon every sea.
10Th. Republican France: Al star of Liberty Hull
risen 70 The East al whose light Munarchis quail
and Thrones tremble. 1l
ltth The On Dominion: The frstin ihe forrnal
ton "a our glorious Union she viii be the last il III
dissolution. II i
10Th Woman The pride and beauty Of oat
lhnd-her charms and virtues are The only soyeirl
eigas 40 which American hearts owe allegiance. H I
18Th The Reader and Orator Of Inc Dav: III
viger and brilliahcy Of intellect ONLY equaied ~
their amiabityof character and noblaness IL hesFi
IThe last sentiment was responded ID BY Tie Read
rand Orator II Hl5I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
lTmET GRoAss oETHE UNION

i LII f =
Al the Locofocp papers do not concurEw ith
the Union in mourning over the defunct
office-holders Some of them, On the contra
ry4 laugh atIthe agonies Of the ancient Jerel
mlah.. For instance, the Cleveland Plain
dealer says;
frThere are drying times in Washington
about these, days: The Union brings the
most sickly accounts Of whole departments
assembling and Joining in general bod hoo
at the fate which has oSertaken them The
old man Ritchieg is chief crier His heart il
full las well as lis pockets) and it oyerHows
like the inundatIon of the Nile. He knows
no democracy but the pap suckers at Wash
lngton, and he thinks by publishing their
| calculations the whole nation will be melted
Ito tears n If Il
| And again:
s'Now if Father Richie fupposcs the poo
Rlple care one fig about such kind of troubles
| az Washingtop,8 be is greatly mistaken ~
They do not spend their money, .tims; and
iexerGons simply that few cormoranes can
fattcn ON the spells. The great mass Of the
people care nothing about office All they
wantisa good government, and these accounts
ia the would be government organ of the,
groans of Office holders in Washington. are
kickening and disgusting Somebody must
bold the offices and discharge thesduties, and
hndcrga Democratic Administration we claim
this should be done by Democrats. But
when the people have, in a constitutional way.
declared for a change, die game, submit Ike
NEN, and npt goout of Office numbering ike
4 lout.n
This is exactly what we have been irving
70 convince the Locofoco press Of, for the last
three mouths The people. don't care Z
fhrthiDg for all the oficelhoiders in the world
md if Gen, Taylor were to pack every mo.
ther' son Of them tomorrow. it would enhance
father than diminish his popularity. They
care, in fact, about as much as the editor Of
The Union does,Aand that Is Just nothing at
ALL Richmond H1hig.