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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21

BARON HAYNAU The late news from
Austria, states that Gen. Haynau--the no.
iorons and blood thirsty commander of,the
Austrian troops in the war with Hungary
has heen removed from his office and dis,
missed from the service. Although removed
by tyrannical government, which sooner or
later must itself be put aside by tho people,
no one who marked the course of events and
noted the diabolical acts committed by this
woman hngger, could doubt for a moment
thai he would eventually meet with bis re-
ward. What good will the innocent blood
shed by him, the desolated homes he has
created, and the misery Of which he has
been the cause, du him now? lie will res
tire TO the shades of obscurity, disgraced
by his counrymen-who we're the only ones
that ever had any respect Tor him-ani re-,
fleet upon his acts and the gratitude of des~
poiism. Such be the fate of all tyrants!-
Portsmouth Inquirer.
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Notice

Us hereby given that there will be petition pre-
sented to the trustees of Archer township,
Harrison county, Ohio, praying for the location
of u private cart way from the southwest corner
of Joseph Lewis, sr. S, land, running due west on
lands OF job Mattson SO az TO intersect the Cadiz
and Lisbon grade at or near the house of W.
ianna.
August Ia, IS50--4t pd
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la ai ACRH q

The above described premises. afe situated
within about. fte miles Of tho town Of C0diz, and
on the McAdamized road leading to Cambridge.
About tw0-thirds 0f the above tract Is under
eultivation.nnd iaof the frstqnality OF land.
Fo terms enquire OF the Executor or I homaa
7, Jewctt in Cadiz JOSEPH REA.
Augu 81 %, lS50--5t. Ersrator.
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The Bill settling the boundary between
Texas and Mexico has become law. The
line is nearly the same as that proposed in
the Compromise Bill, and $lo000,000 hare
been giuen Teas for her acceptance of it,
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C o Nj M T. r. CIAL.
CGGi= Prices.

Timothy seed, $500 Flour per bbI, - S4O0
Clover seed. --- 300 FIour per cwt, 80
Flax seed, ----l 90 Buekwheat -four, . 90
Wheat per bushcl, GO Butter per b., ---- 10
Corn, 81 (Tallow, 8
Corn meal, -. 37a40 Feathers, ----- 81
Oats, --- 35 Candies, 10
Hay per ton, $500 Dried Peaches, = 900
Sides e. Shoulders, IS Dried Apples, - 90
Hams, :------8 Green Apples, - %
Beef in Market, 4n7 Potatoes, Is
Eggs per dozen, ----G Country Soap, Bad
Wool, 28a40 Beeswax, - .-- 25
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ExECUTOR,s SALE.

FEWE nlcrsignnd as Executor ofThomas Bal
i rctt, deceased, will, on Saturday, the 2lst
day Of September, A d. 1850, Mt the door Of the
Court House, cell at public sale the following do
scribed premises. subject 70 the Widows rights Of
dover, 70 wit: A pant Of the north west quarter
dissection twenty-bix, Township ten, and Range
four rnptninfng .ss.. f'fHI ~ Isl.t7'I 2
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N Office

IS hereby gi'en that the old book accounts,
claims, 4. :. OF PENN e. lIAMILToN have been
put in my hands for collection. Those who know
themselves indebted will please make settlement
soon by the payment Of the cash.
Cadiz, Aug. 7, 1850. LEVI FORSYTHE.
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THE LATE THUNDER STORM As near as
we can compute the amount of damage done
.by the late sevele thunder storm, from the
accounts contained in our exchanges, we
come to The conclusion that not less than
fifty barns were burnt in the counties over
which it passed--some len or twelve persons
killed, and an immense destruction of pro-
dnce Of various kinds. Such storm, as
that of Saturday two weeks ago, has rarely
been Witnessed in Ohio.
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Thomas n. JenIsin's Trs1otc

NOTlCE 10 hereby given that the undersigned
In has been Only appointed, administra tor ol
the estate OF Thomas Jenkins. Those having
the same within the time prescribed BY law. and
all knowing themselves indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
a THOMAS L. JEWETT,
August I, 1866. AdmlDismtor.
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WANAs 1AUNENN Ok W.
ARE receiving their Spring Stock
Of Goods, unriyalled for quality ana
style, which they will be pleased ID
show TO those who may iaFpr them
with q call. Also, assuring lepuh.
tic that they can and win koll
6OODSns cheap as The cheapeR.
April, 3, 1850.
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o. Cholera seems TO be on the decline
in all directions. The number of cases has
fallen off very rapidly within the past few
days in Cincinnati and other river cities and
towns, and the prospect now is, that the
disease will entirely disappear from our land
in short time. We hope such will be the
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Mansion House,
n " ID 3 FEE OFF ECE

C0LNER OF STEUBENyILLE STREET AZ d TUE PUBLIC
SQUARE, OPPOSITE THE Court House.
n NIIE ESubscribcrrcspectluly informs his friends
i and tho public, that he has leased lheab owe
HOUSE lately kept by S. II. DEWEY for number
of years, and is requiring and rcnovating it from
top to bottom, and has redlrnshrd it with entire
new furniture, carpets, &c. lie iatters himself
that for neatness OF arrangement and comfortable
accommodate ns, the MANSION HOUSE cannC
now be surpassed in this section OF the State.
The BEST the market affords will be put in re-
quisition to furnish his tables, and every attcn
ton paid by all connected with the establishment,
to render visiters at home The STABLES nre
new, excellent, and capable o accommodating
60 horses, and none but irusty osttYs will even
be kept about them. Sufficient provinder will al
WAYS be kept on hand, and DROVERS and IRA
VELERS may depend upon having their animals
well fed and attended to.
BOARDERS taken by the das, week, month.
or year, on the most reasonable terms
MWTr7 The STEUBENVILLE,
q s JSf ssssg.eg CA MBRl DGE. and WASH
INGTON STAGE leave this
=-zsszzzE house tfl-lceekly, which makes
ia desirable stopping place for persons wishing
to trayelhy those conycyances.
For the convenience ofguests. the Subscriber
is also about establishing LIVERY STA BILE
in connection with the house, so that persons de
slrous OF securing private conveyances can do so
without trouble at the shortest notice and on the
most reasonable terms.
Determined to render satisfaction both in ac-
commodati0ns and charges ask share OF pub
lie patronage. WILLIAM BARRETT.
Cadiz. August 7, ] 850
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CHARLES MATTERS, Secretary.
MORnIsTOWN CONVENTION

MORRIsTOWN CONVENTION
Knowing thai surie dr would be az.aas
to hear of the action Of the Disiric, Coagaa.
zion cnassemhc6 at Morristown, on We'd
nesday the 2lst inst, we concluded 10 post
pone the publication of our paper for one
day, so as to be able tograliry their laudabo
curiosity.
The delegates from this place started for
Morrslown about four o'clock in the morn-
ing; hence we were at our destination about
8 A. NJ. Upon. looking around we discover
ed that the majority oI our friends from Bel
mont and some few from Monroe, were on the
ground before us, busiy engaged in canvas
sing the claims of The various candidates. AT
late hour, w. c. Walton, esq, of Monroe,
Thomas l.. Jewett, esq, and Samuel Bell Of
Harrison, all candidates for the nomination,
were observed 10 be present. We had never
seen the first named gentleman, who stands,
deseryedIy, so high in lis own county as to
be its unanimous favorite for tnc Congress
sional nomination. Mr.. Walton carries IN
his face the patent Of his natural mobility,
and we do not wonder that he is a popular
man. Mr., Bell, Of our own county, as wor'
thy gentleman as we have within our bor-
ders, who was also present, made friends by
his urbanity Of conduct and the entire dispo,
s:tion he manifested TO secure union and harr
money in the Convention. Thos. l.. Jewett
was in The midst of his old, tried friends from
all the counties, and the result OF the contest
was not at all astonishing to US, when we
observed him surrounded by even those in.
structed against him, hoping that he might
not fail in obtaining the nomination, Before
dinner the delegates representing the three
counties met in caucus meetings. In that Of
Harrison county, Thos. L. JewetI, esq, was
almost unanimously presented. In that Of
Monroe, w. e. Walton, esq, was presented,
in that of Belmont, no person was decided
upon. The general convention commenced
its labors about o'clock, P. NJ Judge BAR
TON, of Belmont, was CHOSEN President; DR..
Tnos. PELcHER, Of do, was chosen Vice
President; A. +. Crosby, Of Harrison, ], L
EATON, of Belmont, and EDWARD SALISBURY,
Of Monroe, were chosen Secretaries. The
names of the delegates were then called,
when il was found that the Convention was
full
On motion the Convention proceeded to
ballot John Gruber nominated Thomas l..
Jewett, Of IInrrison, DR.. Finley nominated
Samuel Bell, and gentleman from Monroe
nominated w. G. Walton. The following is
the result of the first ballots
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DECAY OF FEMALE BEAUTY.

Long before maturity we see females emaciated,
and the ceamess of complexion, and brightness
of the eye, departed Though not thirty IN years,
thcy have less of youth than they ought to pos
sess at Gfy. Why is this? Depression OF spirifs,
languor, and general debility long continued.
without seeking relief. results 10 an enervaIcd
constitution, and a train OF FEMALE COM
PLANTS which can only be removed, and the
shattered constitution restored, by some mild anI
gentle medicine, whose tonic and Alternative pro-
pcrties are peculiarly suited to slender aud deli
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TnELAw OF NEWSPAPERS. Subscribers who
do not give express notice TO the contrary, are
considered as wishing to continue their subscnp-
iious.
.. II subscribers order the discontinuance OF
their papers, the publisher may unnlinue to send
them until all arrearages ure paid
8. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office TO which they arsdirected
they held responsible till they have settled their
bin and ordered the paper discontinued.
4. IL subscribers remove to other plnces with
out informing the publishers, and the paper is sent
to the former direction, they are held responsible
5. The Courts have decided that refusing 20
take pnpcr from the office. or removing end leav-
ng ituncalled or is ''pima facie' evidence OF
intentional fraud
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ness, seeking the sh'lier Of a grave9 Con
iinue Banking snd the laie Of millions will be
at their con,iol. The last ucre OF the Wes-
tern Domain will be described on the record
of the monopolisi, and The Lords Of Land will
ruIe mankind with this parchment, stained
with Llood, mud 1sptzeG with tears WuI
gold and silver, .poana'crs c7auat acCCm-
plIsh enough, bul Iey must lnunt strip ri
printed paper, tn represent past, rad a d
promise Of future ''hor This papof nanu-
fac'urcd in bank enables lem % orl he
labor # The ,cortipq clasecg Whai more Dr.
they want? J. LANDON
LonLsyLL-e. Anr. E.n. 50.
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ReSOlped, That no candidate sLaIl be de-
elared nominated until he receives a m j7riiy
OF all the votes pOled.
The convention then proceeded to ballot
and afIer a number Of ballolings WILLIAM
M'DONALD, Of Sieubens;'le, having recelv
elk MAJORITY OF all the votes polIed wa de-
clared duly nomiua,ci,
On motion ftjWrned.
JACOB WORRIES. Chairman.
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no the Tax-Payers OF Harrison

ME amount or per oenIage levied on each
i hundred dollars of ofvaiuation on the Taxable
property in the several Mownships in said County,
ior the wear A. d. 1850. is as follows:
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n NOTICE.

A III. persons owing the late firms OF STEW
~ Art, MILLlGAN a. BENNETT, o.
STEWART & BENNETT, will end their noter
and accounts in the hands Of 5. b. SnoTwELL, 70
collection, after the 2Oth oil this month, who vii
collect the same according to law without respect
to persons. J. STEW Ahl'
Cadiz, June II, 1850.
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Democratic Senatorial Convention

Dem0CTiLI5C SCHHtDTIHE OOUVtUIION,
Pursuant TO notice The delegates appoint.
ed for the purpose by the Democracy, o,
Harrison and Jefferson counties met in join
convention al Bloomfield on the 10th instant.
On nmoton JACOB WORRIES, of Harrison
county was called to the chair, and CHAs.
MArHERs, of Jefferson counIy,was appointed
Secretary.
A committee on credentials was appointed
whe reported the following persons as enti'
tied TO seats.
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sHNNER sARsAPARILLA.

f1y~ Is THE UNRiVALLED REMEDY for
al iseasGs OF the Liver Dyspepsia, Jaundice and
all Bilious Diseases. This valuable FAMILY MEDr-
cINE, is preparci with great care, and is PURELY
VEGETABLE. fia power over the above dipease
= MT cxcclled, il equniled by any other preparsI
tiyn % the United Statee, rs numetohs cures can
attest IN MANY CASES AFTER SKfL.fsg4,
-nIL NL.IfI w II AVE L, 4 II Ern
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WING CONVENTION. The Wings Of Har-
rlson county met in Convention at Cadiz, on
Monday last, the 10Th, and nominated the
following candidates:
For Represcntatire, MARSHALL MCCALL,
of Franklin; Auditor, r. K. PRICE, of Frees
port; Recorder, LAUNoELor HEBRON, Of
Cadiz; Commissioner, LUTHER RowLEY, of
Monroe Director County Mfrmdry, JOHN
CoNowAY, of Stock.
Mossfs. Price and Rowley are the present.
IincumSents Of the Offices fol which they have
been respectively nominated. Mr.. M'CaIrs
nomination caused some little surprise, as it
has along been understood that he was an out
and out Free SoIer, or Liberty man. We
are we'll assured that the influences which
caused his nomination were inimcaI to the
settled principles Of the Wing party, and have
heard several wings complaining about it =
They seem TO think that there were enough
whigs in he county-men who were equally
competent with Mr. M'Call, and who were in
the habit of Dotjng the oh1g ticket from which
to have made a selection, without travelling
into the ranks of party with whom the great
mass of the whig party hold no fellowship of
sentiment. 1t is none of our business, how.
ever, and we only record the circumstances
fer fear our neighbor Of the Republican may
forget TO do so.
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OUR CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
BY synopsis of the proceedings of the
Monisiown Convention, in this paper, 1t vii
be seen that THOMAS l.. JEWETT, OF
Harrison county y,was nominated for Congress,
on the first ballot. Ii is with satisfaction :har
we hail this nomination, and place his name,
as the standard bearer of The Democratic
party, at the head of our paper.
Mr.. JEwErT is so wel known 10 almost
every Democrat in this county, that it might
be considered unnecessary, for their enlghl
enment, 10 say anything in regard to him;
but lest there should be some who ore not
familiar with him, we will say, that he has
always been DEMOCRAT, and such an one
as possessed The fullest confidence Of bis
party. In point of ability, Mr.. J. has not his
superior in the District. He is an eloquen,
speaker, and an able reasoner, qualities thai
lave placed him al the head OF his profession
in the range Of his Practice. Harrison Co
is proud Of her nominee, and, on the second
Tuesday of October, will show her nppreci.
alton Of his worth by giving him tho largest
vote ever received by any Democrat within
her borders. Fromthe feeling manf, ed BY
BY The delegates and ohers from Monroe ant
Belmont counties, we arc assured that Tx
sterling Democracy Of both will cordial!
second Harrison in her efforts, and The com
bined strength 81 oil cannot but rcsul, ii
Mr Jewell's Triumphant election.
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SASetS n S2AS VSsPUNCN ttA VGADDcF'
The Board Of agriculture, says the Ohio
CuItivator of yesterday, have concluded TO
postpone the time for holding the Ohio State
Fair (at Cincinnati) to the Sd and 4lh
days Of October next.
The reasons for this change are, the pros
liability thai The fear Of Cholera may contn-
ue 10 excite apprehcnsions in the minds of
some, especially when travelling or assembling
in large crowds, until after the time hereto
fore appointed for the Fair; also, The low
stage Of water in the Ohio river is likely TO
obsIruct travel and navigation above Cincin
natl during September; and farmers wil
have more leisure in October, rftcr wheat
sowing is done. Il will also be q more fas
vorable time for transporting and exhibiting
choice stock, and for lie show Of fruits by
The Pathological Congress.
We are not authorized to announce that the
PomologicaI Congress will change its time of
assembling, as there has not yet been sufli-
cient time 10 hear from its officers, but we
think there can be no doubt of their consent
ing TO the change.
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THE CHARMS OF HOME

DEPEND 30 much upon the possession nf
health, that nothing having It's preservation IL
in view should be overlooked or neglected. Al
persons, old ard young, male aad female, should
preserve, cherish, watch and gnard their health,
and at the first symptoms and FIRST upproach Of i'll
health. use promptly she proper remedy.
critical case cured by the use oI DIR. 8. d.
HOWES SHAKER SARSAFARIhLA, andeer-
tilted BY Dr. S. jackson, a distinguished Physician
in Indiana. Such testimony is worth more than
n column of ordinary advertisements
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TIE BLOOMFIELD CONVENTION.

TIE BLOOMFIELD CONVENTION.
We refer the reader TO the proceedings Of
tho Senatorial Convention, held in Bloom,
field, Jefferson county, on the 10Th instant.
The best possible feeling proyaled-every
thing was done fairly, and, though Harrison
was of the opinion that she ought TO have bad
the candidate, she nevertheless heartily ac-
quicsced in the selection Of u man from JEFF
ierson. Personally, we are not very well
acquainted with Judge MCDONALD, the NOM
inee, but those who know him best, are loudn
es! in prasing his many good qualities Of
head and heart The Judge is and has BEEN
during his whole life, hard working me-
chanic, but, at The same time that he has de-
voted himself sssduously 10 his trade, he has
found time TO store his naturally strong
mind with information, which eminenly fits
him for the station Of State Senator. We
can sny, with assurance, that Harrison county
will feel proud in giving him her entire
strength, AMI doing her whole duty towards
achieving his elecIon.l
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SHAKER, SARSAPARILLA
In Quart Bottles.
AS PREPARED RY DR g ID HOME,

Is an efficient and certain remedy for ihcolire.
OF Jaundee, PalpitaiiOn OF the Heart, lmpuTltyj
Of the Blood, ScrOfula, cutaneous eTupiions, Lam
gor, PiInVles and Pestules on the Face, Sick,
Headache, Iiabitnal cnstiyeness, Loss OF Ape
tite. Dyspepsia, chronic Rheumatism, Sypt1i0ia
Diseases, DebiGiaied Stomach, Depression Aof
Sliriis Old Sores. and diseases OF the blood snd
inudicious use OF Mercury.
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ORGANIZATION.

By the time our next number is published,
we fully expect 10 have the names of the
Committees of vigilance in the different
Townships, in accordance wish the resolu-
lions passed a, our late County Convention.
Through organization is ore Of the strongest
levers party can use, and the opponents Of
the Democratic party are fully ava re of this
fact. They are never found negleclng this
important element Of success, and we unhes.
itatingly usser; that their triumphs over the
Democracy are oItener achieved by system
of complete organization than by the holG
their principles have upon the affections oI
the people. Even now, we learn from the
Washington Union, there is a sIupendous
system in operation by that party, having for
its object the complete organization of the
whole State of OHIO Ii is 10 be done by the
Deputy MarshalIs being constituted agents
of the Wing Central Committees of the sew
era townships. As the Marshals pass
through their appointed districts, in addition
to the information requested TO be obtained
10y law, they are instructed according to the
Union, to ascertain the politics of every man
they come in contact with and thus enable
themselves TO present the Central Committee
"a full and complete list of all the Wing voters
in the several townships and in the county
Under this state oflbIugs what becomes the
duty of the Democratic party? Certainly 10
meet the opposition with its own weapons.-
Let each township be thoroughly organized
The wave ing confirmed in the PRINCIPLES cI
their party the lukewarm urged to an al
tenlion to the duties they owe the State in
their capacity of citizens, and when the Cd
Tuesday Of October closes, we shall be able
10 record favorable termination Of the cam
paign. Do moi neglect, therefore, 10 send in
the names of your committees ofvigilance.
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We fud in the Stark Co. Democrat, the
following announcement of Whiggory and its
Inconsistencies and incongruilies. 1t is the
best Thing OF the season, and proves most
conclusivcIy that the wings have mistaken
the intelligence of the peuple in their sysie
matte humb Igs and false doctrines. The
people are determined TO think for themsel.
YES, and reason as men upon the great prin-
cipes that agiale the public, and any kind
Of stuff, that nn anxious candidate may fix up
70 entertain mn audience for two or three
hours, will not answer the purpose. The
people arc not on hard.cider spree Just now
they are looking TO great principles, and
honest sensible men to carry them out:
Mr.. McGREGoR: see my name announ-
ced in the OHIO Repository, as a member of
the Wing Central Committee for the township
OF Nimishillen. In justice 10 the whig party
and TO myself, will here state, that cannot
act as one of the committee. Jefferson SAYS:
"This truth is self evident that all men are
born free and equal, and endowed with GER
tain inalicnable rights, among which are life,
liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" /
presume Jefferson you'd, among other rights
include the liberty of opinion. lily opinion
is that all Legislation which favors one man
or set of men, to the exclusion OF others is
yrannical. The wing party seek by legs
aiive enaclments TO give direction 10 cap,
;t,l bx, nhortorin,, ho nh q md a., uLt,,v oo.,o
panies. These form the basis of monopolies.
They conttol The currency Of the country,
and consequently, control, ro great extent,
tiadc and labor. Labor is the wealth Of
government and depends upon stable and
uniform currency for lis success. Judge
johnson in his speech nj Painsvle on the
currency question, said: "For myself when
| was legislator, never voted for bank
and the loans of banks have never made
me rich. Personally | don't need them, and
have no Partially for them" can say with
the Judge, personally don't need them. -
And presume any man would say The same,
save hose whose lives are identified with the
history and operations OF banks. Men who
we're born and brought up in banks need their
support to consummate their schemes OF
speculation. "Bul," says the Judge, "ihoy
(banks) are commercial Institutions, which IN
one shhpe or other, civilized community
cannot get along wilhout.' Those who do
not need banks can certainly get along withs
ouiga But.dfe ITO conclude they afe an
civilized who don't need bunlSs3 WHAT'S The
object Of banks! Is hnot 10 mako Tho few
rich, while themsny are left to drag their
chains over The world, in misery and blind