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PERUVIAN GIANO

,s,vrSG made arrangements with the IoT"'an, - an
.rr5. best PERUVIAN GU ANO i' 'u,o wa. rr'. i,,
- rsc.lyng orders FOR VIE" |e' no.
Fall use proven: disappointment and !rt"o's:
% u-e would d, "s. 10 sea- !" '& " ,. n. s.
u III. !iAie % .r'!'F: ~
me- "9fesaese :" P''1He1'''' HIGH ~. fRi
4,E4 ~
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4 Lit y 4. X Mas. T.. BRANNAN takes this ~
ar. iaufrl her friends and the public. tina; she ~
-se lee vi merry establishment. from Eagle Square So
4.r~ r- Theatre. trtwee 18th and 9th streets. ii
t-.,. r.-a.-. >i,r,I,- Nm June 4G-cwi,
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- -; T1Il5 ..C.KPENTERs.' OT ENGLISH
JyES1.EST. VINO WERE RAISED on TIDE" 'lEH - J.,
yIRGISIA-A family a-eins OF me neifs 81 Df "a " a
49, rn al t.,yICr an tnn!rnse estate oil t-!'yp' =
- h - III n r edmond :he iii OF Angus! sol a. W
HGrl A. ma ;ers Of importance "1 &c aons'' os''
7 r1e- lnr is Desirable
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pTINO FORTES. GUITARS,

PIANO FOKTES. GIITANS' &c.
constantly receiving supplies ~
i .r,-r,r PIANO FnRTES from the extensive
tories OF Num-. CLARK. and A. II. Gale AfY ~
>yIo-s Til. Pianos the celebrated makers al"
he a. the public possessing all he best qua
he makers Thcy sold with entire sa!!siac
,n,se-s Tor more a. his Piano Forte and
VI, rrpusr and though taken from large nunief constant
gacuse!. particui selection maze IN
workmanship
~ qualities peculiar 10 all I- instruments Of te
Ill mentioned
.r ell az -: had any Where
OF .. Ok ard oriaSes-ihs
Confidently offered IL superior sale IL Richmond.
E~ ani+ FURNISHED order short mo:!ce AMI on iaroa0e
gnr,yaiad Guitars with large assor;en; OF imported
-.:. PLAIN nIaic and price from s. 20 sp
"a hand! il-.tcr VIII Muscsl instruments and n-rchaA'
ar vaev. a sale al the ogy Music Store ~ The cliy
+. -. s,r.a, ,;i,n-t. ;hr Paus. Junc 20
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l.
srESI Ant 10 decree 0. the Circuit Cour' 0! rl't @ ~
4 rr.aounced On me h iay OF JuGe i-a IN Gau.e -
lao. GuriJa guardian .! Ana
C;.rIoa Lucy Guc.,n pfa:aI. ant ne gag an ,ta,, -
F,nav T or:on Lucy T. Gordon. Larsr :" i'I: ", ] e
:y,,a and Others. PENDANTS; the unCeeHt' aS
or sale aCo:c aLc.'h' "
i.Y the 3):h a! July. al Western View he "e - ..,f -
,g.rl H. C,"::J:l, corG: OF Gull. pes nc ''' 49,
tat ~: ,-,,. abou.
IL, TIE tract OF lard called Wcst=ta 'Is" c"aa'7
- aces TLs.a j. situated the Rhft an -
ar = mites o:a The town EEetstick5uIs -' 80" 80 -.
tcc- Ira tie ae Of tie Aexaadra and OfaaTe ab Me-,
RarananDor. Canal aG;via- the lands .!
Ed Caot 90 Wala:e Or John Walker aGa r. .1n,
heal liz an! .-s.ahie par Of tie ia ,r-,s ot
n; acr- II over and bottom very erie a9 I'd
s,t an. near lie t-c.a. nose-;Ee % ah .. -. ;; ' 70
- .r..,y.t.an Th.- land has on j i =''' - =
.. .. M NJ. ua-r necessary nu'h"ue -, as5,.
- =. .cr OF lsa. .c ms: "inie' 81
}lf ,.,.- ,apr.l On. f.i gi shch c!.as-. a4' '+
f.rsp re-. r =. /, ;. r7r1eI containing
3! lot of land ahoG bali nile IRON. '"r 49,
acres. NIL o. :! IN o'd
~ o - seventh pat Al 4 FAC; 0! lam! c1'.-..'
,rn ale C-:n.na aud Eliys' rcai a.! ~ ri ;irs !,
,a ,1nut seven 81 acre % w. ;1, ,,h
.o,nrY b.It an undivided ia,e:es neg -, -, ,;,
r-v II Gordon. dec d. upon ne win n Ter
~. nY-r5.s. rnr.cy PAID tour e' ~. ,,,b ,n,rnv.I
81: N "a Oh ~ tay safe. 10 5e secured :! | s ,rtar ;.
.cr,,v ar the ai title land 10 De se,t'neu s
- have p:.sie=c Of paying N easu ~
list Iast.!ne:' or a.: P'o' JorrS 4 GORDON. CONT
J.n. t1-c.fi-
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CARRIAGES

CARRIAGES.
A T our new Carriage Warehouse and ManMfaeto. NS
"a No 2l3 Main street. square above The Banks C-0
may be found, genera assortment OF CARRIAGES SS0D
Of a ps W. an :" a III S' pS S Of civ made
work receiving weekly fresh supplies from extensive manuar
New Haven Conn. all which warrant and Will sell
cash approved paper TIC bough. city the
Union.
Carriages taken part pay Repairing done with
y B-we have general assornen. Of Coach Trimmings an!
April 9-tm HOOKER OSBORN & co.
4 GRIcULTURAL WAREHoUsE--The sui SUBSCRIBE
such az iorsepowers Threshers or Drums Fan ~
Mills Straw Cutters Corn Sheers,a variety OF pats TN
,srs Hit Side ana Subsoil Plpughs Corn and
Crushers Cuvasors Iarrows which will be made The
and after the approved lily Horsepower
tested and uniformly pronounced TO be the best
Machines repaired IN the best Castings IN iron ana
'a.s furnished al short notice II BALDWIN rs
VIiIGINIA AGKIcI LTUkAL MP LEMENr AND
ster sfa a SiGII S w SaeS a ais
lately occupied by Mr. J X Parker. Sd door
RI &c S cuLfvaroes HaRRoWs STRAW crTGns:
s2RS SEL IL %ET o EH fEH 3SD s
nd Of PLoUGliS sold in this fresh supply Of Garden
Having bought all Mr. parkers 10 Smiths Patented Straw
believed 10 be the best ow IN use sha! Keep
t-sp large and costly Cutter Mr. L. Mott an eneT
sl!c mechanic Of great pacIsa &C. S rs Fans s
engaged still further impovlns and to is Improved hS'
Ihave On Hand number ii Watts Brace Pousls returned
NE bv Agents OF the OF G. Wax Co which Will s-l
rriss supply OF Tayo patented anres-a viryin
srny and decided 4iran;ase~ have Tie excIu-
The 'risais Mr JAMES that viz assist
' Third door below t:y Hotel
SM- Parker having retired from the business requests his
ilTO HAREEsTEKs.-Receve and FOR
ssan s sue 5tf sS hS cRaLs G'IS o ana
and Grass Blades Whe; Stones. &c. WM pALMER
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TIL t'lIOCIkK SsiiIIr. sJLrttI Ia spiaiNi-S.
r,'DI'IrR cor NTY. VIRGINIA.

EXTlL opened uR II" h7i Of Jne ' 1E2 s
~ ar.d on H.. a;pahannDck na'iab" fE "'Ii
ue- 40 Fredericksburg. aE MY near! .Ge west "" eN"
!ra.
No pains spared 70 continue tie attractions o. tb 4fe
81 "ir llrfstsh! run
c:ion IN na.2hc; an Re- TherH" >F!"-ct"
oYs son! Question the healing qualities II ts VAT " M!
no .rnsv. lie had seat he ic''ss
san ne and thorough and sImg eAainia ION ' "
tails Tefn!trtEy him. anG ne! OF "E"' % 's -"
81 the Sprag, haze 5cca UJHcuf IN
n. rrcI..r l!rremen: 10 fashionable ti".
Tn. R.ira! AI"San!rIs - rapid. approaching '1""
m nlll ,un make -I1'H! one from uml eng ~, J.
norh al IL In II. t-aa stages "ee"iE ''" WASH
80, Ii viii be- .v after Juy daily lac ~ st-ts "! O
m nv Mr. QuI.cnbcrry Freccks axe. 'c J.! Jay t
time lie engages 10 send w al it7a1=''' "
fare. (s B. a. ,lev ps.s"n! themselves ..
Terms o; board la, gear VIZ 80 Tor ' VINO '
sea. an ending three months 500 'ot w." u.T'
}j for on. month aern $40 tor Oh: "'- 80"
.v Meals or oGr each Servants ani cH!:." !H"
NJ children tnitr years Horses
: :. l,y -, siG !, ,n,n,.I DANIEL. WARD.
A. 90" 81, - Sut"rH''rtrnf
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GEO. l.. BETTY.

GEO. L.. BETTY.
VIRGINIA HAT MANUFACTURER.
No. ls3 Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
ID ESPECTFt LILY calls ;he his friends and the I'D
generally. his large and iasinnabi. assortment
and CAPS. Mn-skIn Slh Hats Back and gu
z.s Drab Beaver % manufacture Hats made
69 order Also. ghon. Panama. China. Pearl and braided
Hats. for and 1nr' silk lnd Cotton Umbrellas Car
pet Bags and Canes every description Call and ex
anime nv assortment G. l.. BETTY
sn-i Practical Halter
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81 .cIIE RIcHNoSp ACADEMY

reUsT SALE OF THE RICHMOND ACADEn !
y.e OF Of TrIst. bearing date on ne 4i'" 70.
IS % I-. eyscu,. Undersigned by the Trustees o
EIrhvnn. Academy Certain purposes tle.eih
bv n, c:on lhc City C"uncl! OF Rchnrnr sen. ~
o'clock. i NJ on ''e -'"
of Jl- next. halc!- ot IG the said Gu! s..
If m j;, -r-c,s ard the plan OF he ~ w.
;s tlcf -, il beng lot upon which the kich'oh'
i erected Tie tils :h!s properly !. indsG
i'd. ISD. RUTtERt
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+: : : ,.T !'o =. ID l. IA ~" ARtltLi
ar .,.ih: ,I,;;,r aND SWEET BREip-"hen lnls
srro.t. directions It oe9ef iat,, U lA - - a.
a :, ana t,u- IS .ssc and i y "aae'! - 'eep ~ ~:
. erah,. f,r a., kills o. Sweet ."He;
,,,.a-.-.r-. an. Gr,! 1s Gees. -. :. -, J.
30 .sr.t hr ,l.orou.a sEeain- !" The foef qsa %
TINS zeal \ supp: " - - p JOHNSTON. Druggl-t
| JgEe =
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r-Ina. desirable BRICK bulldog VI sIlii
,sHr.trly u William ; Tripeu 70 5 i,iiss
Of wach have c places) ani2..A
Tent back Ii chen, stable. Sc attached ana
we. paved with back aad stone. wih hydrani IN It
.-,i residence. aud admirably si-d ioi
the ,oaccJ business. having aoun!a: Offices aiG
.& Lumber house attached 10 H. large enoneh
a lsta"ss which VIII pe eaej wih il II desired. Ren
s0,r 1o,sc $3.50 per annum; with II. sijO. Apply 10
AND Il ROBINSON
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VIiIGINIA AGKIC ILTUKAI IMP L EMENT An

TaNO HAETESTERS.-Recev.d and for ~
Z sale large supply Of Costy's. Grants and Mn
Saunders superior GRAIN CRADLES; also. Gram
and Grass Blades. Wlle; Stones. &C. WIN PALMER
ALL W - Main
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3ROPDStI.
- t>"i>EEE'S OFFICE. Alexandria.
ESEII.r..u. -----.-------------

.i-:.. - t a S'hH Sheppard OF lenrico coun.
-. = settlement with the Undersigned and
.as 2s se-. ., rs esa.-, desired present them
POWlIATAS ROBERTS.
.....-ts,. JOS JACKSON. Jr.
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JOHN G. BOYD,

JOHN G. BOYD,
l. - 4OhNEI AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
- !c'!"s an a.! the Courts held The city al Richmond
93y .! l-nrco. lie also offers his the pub
"rE. a.c l.. pay particular drawing Deeds
Instruments
VIZ. M.sags. August Watkins, No II Main street, up
May l5-c2m
-hlLLS-Aidcrdices, ~. Glars and Bimboroughs
! - THOMAS BRANCH
'-Ca" Petersburg, Va.
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aUCTIny SALES.
81 JOHN 4. LANCASTER, AucTIoaEER.

* pursuance Jcctec County C"ur nf Chesterfield. ii.
C0nI s!aUes VII! sci! pElic Il.
highest c io cl.h Tie Aucrcaa Hotel IN the Ery - Ecn
uo1 u WEDNESDAY Il July II Il O'Clock, the following
tr.pnginr . til. ni Alexander iIchGr
tlaics VIt.In.. state suck
! saarrs Manchester Cotton Factory STOCK
:: shares C.c rr.rIi Railroad stock
John LYON. cona'r.
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AVCTI0f s::EIg.
By WELLINGTON GoDDI:. AUCTR.
VALUABLE FARM ADJOINING RICHMOND


r. 'E subscriber is authorized tl hcarl!:u' Fam
aGi cou!sy Gallo! Mount EIi," Situated an!
s mics sou; Of the Capitol! an! about a,f mile
i"r.'ion lire of The rsy Richmond
e 3i acres which ahoG 100 Isn aa f
resue woo The Improvements ami lan:
Brick ali the uSua! out buildings ,areu
: Hsc gar;rn TASTEFUL. arranged. HGL h!I:iy stocked "I.h
e'tr iin; si1n5erv The hea!t!iue.s the place
'' "a Is w!tin ai9cn .:a1i"s r'c . the ccu." q" a
Rta"i"ni "i" residing cl.y
49," beautiful Grove OF IL. opposite Mogat E st
. IA nnin. ;he residence al Mr. Whitehall
The .5n;e valuable Farm an! Croye of 2r acres will be sold
au"oh n;na the premises on WEDNESDAY the
Jn! ISL fair not the Jay the aour OF
laoe ai.!tts " GoppiS ,uc,.
! COMMISSIONERS, sALt. or VALUABLE: Real.
ESTATE IN TIE COUNTY or GooCIiLAHD.
- Pronounced, III. .h lay OF April ISL.
Csrwr.i as.i"s Helen rcSest,a and JOHN
Cd Commissioners viii proceed THURSDAY. he DAY
July ISL II lair. II the mex; TAR DAY thereafter.
sell BY ~ay OF pubic auction on ir premises ceIi4!! i:tc
Of land IN the county OF iorc!G situated Ga IL" Norm ~"
Of James River about - miles above the Cy Of Rt"". s
which t;cnrge e. Pickett dec d. en-ta the n III, !rah and
which The his widow am! heirs At law" $50
0I land which about iLJ
.w grounds Of The best quality a"d about ~ acres OF "o"aHa
affords inr cii: Tie above an NJ! esui
on following Ou.h! -: iii. purchase money
the snatuS, Hell. T. Ps
and John A. Pickett, against Helen L. Pickett.
naErE,s, With sale
bonds with approved security payments.
said bonIs the Farmers Bank of VNs!aa The credit Q! the
the days the fa! due th~
be REALIZED uHti III" tie l. confirmed and the woe OF ;
purchase ra but The purchaser authorize! at al" ir
pay the the bonds Tor The cred Payments, 10 thc
Farmers Bank Virginia. 10 tie ced oi the asnrea be-
fore the tall due
property surrendered the l.; "a: Of Jan
nary, >! purchaser TO be allowed crop OF wE"a:
a, arv rnr ait iii, "a JOHN 4. PlLhETT
ARCHIBALD BRYCE Co,,t-s
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VNcaLTcy'-, FauiuIe. %. 'I". D--,.I"s".
u.-C n0<D FOR SALE.

'ssIfE above named desirable estate "n w!cG reside o!
irfr Tor privately lies the cOuay g. Gon:aaI1 "i
Jau.- River :. above the Of Richmond The IaEe
River Canal passes through II Ben lu1nd contains
;a
quality lY high All! Xcmtt from ;rshss about i'
wood land oi whchls Yer: healy noeeI win me
aull, nser all growth. ana 81 Ec t"bacct
aud: land inj tobacco NILS Of which
lti. r,rpvrL the remarkable excellence OF this ct
and ;-xturc OF the SOL OF is upland II eV"i az
ia.ura5e exposure. IL admirable adaptation
M !gctl all the staples abundance "i s0oi "arr u
There gpa" this estate ''ri+ MI! Of hG:e ial
mo Stream abundant niIs the family. and II good rcfalr
Jl! comUsl@ pretty good cNsahn
communicate ~i me- vi" peLse address Df
Ipscrh VA sInS Loeb .pGon,!. + %. G"nch!ani. ..
b. I.ltnlMh. May %. I-Jl-cit JHSEPU NNIhINS
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO THE pCBLIC.
1n.s. \. kENpALL,S WORKS On THE

n. var ...ye.n IN. limited II AMI Mexico iustr c:,
ncfora: :rawtnss of all The IncIpaI conflicts hs Carl
s Description each bate by George "i!Hns keGa
Tt, Texan Santa Fe Ex, cdltIoa.' &c
LID rtaT,a vnl,,rr l-X2; III. plates engraved in
NASH IL WO0DHOESE.
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no pEnSoYs WISHING TO MAKE INVEST
NEST LAND AND NEGROES.

LAND BOUNTY UNDER IhE ACf oF wv
--A-'D GRESS SEPTEMBER. lSTl
ssR RICHARD RANDoL now OF i, T ,b War Of
$50 has authorized The Adutan, General TO say tai ne WI" @
fully attend 10 the OF members OF sca i ,t,, sr
and s Rrrm.n,s Richmond and Ilcnrco tas were IN
vice. without conipensaon before he obtains their warrants a
ern,ov him locate sell the warrants as WI"
authorized By the next Congess he will expect only
compensation fer his . a. I'D !, il
Forms may obtained Adu.ar General once an
recommended TO applicants avail: thmse YES oil NJ
hensS, n am III m s;m.,iS 'ie3 ef0' ~ April IL
PPOMATTOX AND JAMES RIVER PLhS
n TERS-i prepared supply oil A.
LIME approved with dispchand Will be oogeu o
orders = THOMAS BRANCH
June 1913, Petersburg, Va
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INSTRUCTIONS on THE GUITAR.
HENRI Amer DESTROYS oi filling
Guitar
tp
10 N
residence Main opposite he sore o N"ssrs Hooker
hur NaT 3l-lm
SAMUEL ATIsES
COMMISSION MERCHANT RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
PARTICULAR AMI personal rlou ;a! to the Of all kinds
nj COUNTRY PRODUCE. u forwarding Fila. orders.
EFT Office Opposite Sho:koe Warehouse Feb /
SMITH & HARDWOOD,
IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE. CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS &c
No. - iain street. Richmond. VI.
NFFER accommodating Iarrr
merit Of the above goods t,Iat IN similar
.hiishmcnts lowest prices oarr- promptly executed,
M,DEARMOS. SCOTT BOOKER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NS13th Street. opposite Shoakoc Warehouse,
~ EIcHMOxD. VI.3:Sia.
s D MDEaEMON, liESaY THwEATT. Salesman
J. J SCOTT. April II
e. ". BOOKER. b j Johnson Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
Flrne 81 Deed OF Trust executed To NE as trustee Rich
e ara A.I!l dc The 2et ag n Novctn1er iS an! OF re-
cord ~ The Clerks OHicc OF NaH;sEor County Court snail Tor
he Purposes ii sal! iced proceed the premises on Saturday
W." - & % Angus; sell 10 The highest bl!cf 700 is inc
lf"t % lint Ta,-t Slemnnt the COMFY " Nae-
on. virginia a4FERRY POINT containing about i,ur
HUNDRED hnd "r:-:vc The Improvements are ~ superior
frh? .n he ani of fertility tie nc!caal ADVANTAGES %
the Farm derive" from til: Has w!ch Afford tc!is Tor Plant
"2 q" ~: believed - al! greatly 20 The EAU oi ;e riri
MIv &c, l. Y. MASON. Trustee.
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| r., NE" GOODS
AfEAlNG this NAY ~ a fresh supply q! Pari. printed
| - ifiir:ef printed French I4cu
Printed Linrn t',intTIcs Fogirl silks
Plain VIDE Ribbons: Tarl-lnn Nu.!:as
Phn and open t'ot'aG Hose
| Light SUMNER
| . li'ies' and Misses Pa.s.oIs Bingham Umbrellas
| MAY.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16

Byall means have a trade. Don't go up
and down in the world, and find nothing you
can put your hands to. No matter if you
don't have to work for a living You may
not always be prosperous like you are now.
This is a mutating plane t. Thank heaven,
we live in no primogeniture, no hereditary
succession. Each man is morally bound to
labor. la y,t ,, ...ti st,t5. fvt.
Have trade, we repeat. Educate your
hands The man who is up to-day may be
down Tomorrow. Have something you can
turn your energies to when times pinch. 1t
will be an everlasting resource. Weneye
knew a man who, witha good trade. could
not get a good living, and much more with
a right application. What though you are
going to college, or into profession. The
case is not altered. You need it Just as
much. twill come in play every day Of
your life 1t is so much the better Dis
cipline of the hand should always go before
that of the head. We never knew college
boy who wasn't better for a substantial trade.
He always graduates with the highest hon
ors. He is sure to be scholar The story
is he knows how to work---to pore--to con
|quer. He but transfers himself from the
shop to the study. .s
Young men, decide at once to learn a
trade Apply yourself with all your mind
and heart, and be its master. And when
you graduate and ask your diploma, if you
do not want, or are notobliged to work at it,
lyou have laid BY SO much, and such a kind
! Of wealth can meyer be lost or taken fras.s
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16
The Last.thing We have Seen.

The Ohio Sun thus does up the remains
of the whig party of Ohio 1t is but theil
own confessions of what whould happen them
if the new Constitution was adopted:
WHIG FuNERAL-This funeral took place
in Ohio on the 18th day of June inst, at 2
O'Clock, P. NJ, it having died at 6. To use
the language of whig, it was killed by
our own tricks The procession was formed
n the following order: 3aG suaw
1st The ID whig traitors who voted a.
gainst the adoption of the new, Constitution
in the Convention, (after all parties had a
greed upon it as compromise, and who
hoped thereby to become popular
Cd. The Ohio whig State Central Com
mittee, who were the dictators of the party on
all occasions, and who tried to make party
question of it. u. fEls .#la.
3D. The whig editors of the State gener-
ally, atsl
4th. Music by the Pumkin- vine band to
the tune that the old COW died of, with bells,
horns, and kettles. ass
9th. The carcass, drawn by two jackas-
ses on big chip. A. NJ. Gest and p. B.
Swing, pall-bearers. They couldn't afford
but two, and they had to act in the double
capacity of pail bearers and scare-crows to
keep away the cranes, crows, and other an.
imals from the rUttn concern. f,aH
6th.j Those wings who oppose the cleo
ton of all officers by the people.
7th. Those wings who are opposed to
equal taxation.
9th. ThosewhoG voted to exempt banks
from taxation, and pay the taxes of banks
themselves by voting against the new Con-
slit ton. w
9th. Those who voted against an equal
apportionmcnt, and favor the whig gerry
throughout the State, -.-
10th. Those in favor of increasing the
State debt to any amount.
llth, Those who are opposed toa good
Judiciary. 5.s.. IN Co.,.
18th, Those who are opposed to a speedy
organization Of the Legislature. s....st
18th. Those who believe Corporations
are perfect-that they candono wrong that
their characters should not be repealed, and
that when they contract debts they are not
bound to pay them,
l4th. Those who think the old Constitu-
ton perfect, and thatno amendments should
be made to it.
18th. The Democrats who were fooled
by the wings, voted for the old Constitutions
and are thus, most awfully snake bit. #
10th, All those who believed that if the
new Constitution was adopted, all internal
improvements must stop--all graveyards
and churches would be taxed-that some
men would be subject to double taxation;
and then followed those who believe the ten
thousand other whig lies circulated on that
day. ,. ,.'
0, my countrymen what terrible dust
they kicked up, notwithstanding it was at
night. '' /. y
Such were the last scenes of whiggery,-
1t is dead, dead!-it killed itself! 50 mote
it be.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16
A Great Man.

| George Lippard in his new work, entitled
the Nazarine, thus speaks Of President Jack
Ison:
"He was man! Well | remember the
day | waited upon him. He sat there in his,
arm chair, can see that old warrior face,
with its snow white hair, evennow. WctoId
him of the public distress, the manufactures 4
ruined, the eagles shrouded in Grape which
were borne at the head of twenty thousand
men into Independence Square. He heard Z
us all Weibegged him to leave the depos-l
Its where they were, to uphold the great
bank in Philadelphia. Still he did not say. :,
"a word, At last one of our,members, more
fiery than the rest mtimated that if the bank
were crushed, a rebellion might follow.
Then the old man rose; eau see him vet. 4
Gomez he shouted in u voice Of thunder, s,s L
his clutched right hand was raised above
his white hairs: come with bayonets in your
hands instead of petitions; surround the
White House with your legionss am ready
for youall! by the Eternall With thclpee. n
pie at my back, whom your gold can neither
buy nor awe, will swing you up around the
Capitol, each rebel of you, on gibbet, high
as Haman's' When think, (says the au2
thor,) Of that one man standing there at
Washington, battling withsall the power Of /.
bank and panic combined, betrayed by those !
in whom he trusted, assailed BY all that the
snake Of malice could hiss, Of thefiend ot
falsehood howl4--whcn ! think Of that one
man placing his bank against the rock, and
folding his arms for the blow, while. he ut Il,
tered his awful vow, "By the Eternall will
not swerve one inch from, the path / have
chosenp' must confess that lhc records
ofGreecc and Rome, nay, thep psoudest days
Of Cromwell or Napoleon, cannot furnish an
instance OF a WILL like that Of Andrew Jack
sons, when he placed life and soul and fame
on the hazard cfa die, forthe peoples well
fare"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16
Short-Skirt jingle.
Who everdid read any thing SO impudent
and saucy as the following: .H.

Who everdid read any thing SO impudent
nd saucy as the following: .H.
Take pretty girl, a sH.
The prettier the better,
Give her naught to read
.E-f But novels and lOve-letters,
-. Let her go to plays, ~.
Circusses and dances,
Fill her heart with love,
Murders and Romances. a...s
i. rIrt
Furnish her with beaux tu.....a
Too numerous to mention, rt
Send her to attend, 8n'"i
Each "Woman's Rights Convention,
Humor her to death
v Whene'er she has the vapors, r
s.t Verses let her write .ts
For magazines and papers.
\" Tell her of her charms ,--
~. On every occasion,
-5.. Make her ''talents" rare 5t..
au# The theme of conversation, .,
"i Let affairs of state s el
..' And politics be taught her ..''.. p.
She'll wear "short skirts and pants
Iag Or at least, she ''orter." -..s