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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

Paints, os Fancy articles etc. oGer upon the
usual time at prices to suit both town and country trade
Two COUNTRY MERCHANT sTOCK or CLOTH
NO ron THE ran OF iS57.-s. MERCHANT a
s'dSF q RkiDY viz Ci0THiSS and TSTn.sS GoaS.
maDuraoaLed ~ e8 l and T. m S s S eou Sigp
North 10 supply themselves will sell good any
80 '"' examine '' ''1''''s MESGhHsT '" wElsIeEP.
INTEIIIGgNCR AND AGENCY BUsINRss.-The under.
,s9sa have de,.%1sd 70 open an Once T ee pT,pG'9 Of
called o y the demands Of the times snd would be o. great
sn05n IN hs e3%mun hey ogsr eir s'.s9,ye aga1naace
ing attention o interest, q their patrons.
The dgeof an Accountant aud scryener will be embraced In
C1mmunIeaton. addressed to AR, cyoul vrbe promptly
attended to. WILLIAM O. ALLEN,
0 Corner u Broad and 9th streets In the store occupied
by sieebins, Daracou Co UH
UUUSTs IMPROVED PATENT WHEAT DRILL-The psrfor.
Of his D the last season, entirely satacto
~ spoken high comendaton BY
ro to none hitherto Invented is simple in IL construction do
sna TO- liable :. &c, 9n Of 2raS aha S pic o. u IT,,
coming respectfully requested TO ovsrd their orders
'' sas avoid '''''''"'n les SA1s si9 ...,
HARDwNRg, CuTLRny AND GUNS, FOH THE PAIL
asrehss Tsrmsrp Msebsbiss and The pu6 ssnrsy to or
manufacturer foreign and domestic and ali bought cash. Our
KnV."sss y pils 81 simost every Kind
Table Pen Knve', Of Rogers woIsnhol', and other
Ratorsof every Kind. some IN handsome cases
Scissors % all and kinds
Stock, PAD, Chest, Tii, Cupid and Rim Locks
Copper and Iron Coal scu,ues aud s,lnd,r Shovel,
Pre- Irons n pairs and ln sets
H1i0W Ware u all descriptions
Tiu'd, 0isEed. and Porcelain Bauce Pans
Copper WASH Kettles
Trace, or, Log, We'll and Pump Chains
Tinh, Halter, aud Breast Chains
Spades and Hhoveis % lind Manure and FORKS
Burdens Horse Shoes, and Grimn's Horse Nails
Hammers Iatchets snd Adres, ~ kinds
Hand, Pannci, Tenant, NIL. PIE and Cross Cut
Brassand Tin atiitoons, Brass Stair Rods
Counter scales and Pat. Balances Pole and nr0ad
Soldering irons. MAYORS Cast stes
Aries from ~, u inches
Single and DuubIe Gu1s them particularly hne
Bellows, Anvs, Wees and al descriptions q PILES Tor smiths
Augsrs Chi.eis, Mansts, Squares and Bowels
Bench and Moulding Planes
Bftss, Chamber, and PILLAR CandIesticts
nteacted sod Brown Hhse Thread
Eesrns Steel and Reed saea With almost other article
commonly onerfd In Hardvare housss. -.---
! oct9 HOBERrSON, OATS a HATCLfFGE.
NEW AND POPULAR wOHKs,-A vet D. Europs n
~ 1851 b. Prof Bend sHman Of Yale College, 10 vols i2mo
| cloth, Illustrations, e2oq.
/ OifLt0unf WOrfs Vel m. %.
The II Rafure ~ scieer and hedioct Illustrated BY
engraving uOod $50 and o.
ssgS i' "''''' ''''''''' GRO " wnr.
HtARPETs- lot Of Carpets nom
winter. Offering them ~ less prices the
40 O. HARTwnL a co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

kk DENlsoNs BLOOD SYRUP ofIodine ydrodate Poas.
- Citrate Of Iron and Spanish sarsApara regulating
the stomach aud Bowels and cleansing the hodund,d upon
the principle that all dsea'e.oTgnate directly Indirectly
~. FOR sale by X. X. DUNAL BRO,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25
ss s M RNf "a

49, go F R &2sa
GSktAs nan hOUIE-s-- and tonforta-
" HE Schedule. Trfcs Duly rr.-a RoAssOnd O. Nor
forf, A dnsr ~ PdSs~nger, .ad &iygge, tArOyA As
tics FdSAingo., BI,in-r dad PAidoIAid
18th % the following quiek and
comfortable schedules will the inland
Richmond and New York Leave Richmond daily ocloes
NJ and o'clock r. NJ In New York daily At A. NJ and
ysre to Washington LIST class seats 50
/" Baltimore LIST ....................... 6 %
Between Philadelphia and New York, nvr times dSyO ~
and IS for each nrs class and 81 80 aud ~ for ID
class 60
through tickets Washington Baltimore Philadelphia
other Information, apply At the ticket once.
Besides the through direct above, with the
Main Northern Route through tickets direct obtained
ington, Tor Wheeling. via the Relay House at ~ 81.
r. 4 The night will stop down pas
the following stAonsCotsge TAyorsVte
junction. Chesterfield MILFORD Gunrys Fredericksburg and
Brookes
n by order Of the Postmaster General will be
run between Richmond and Washington sunday nights
Its deemed addition to state for the information OF
that ur daily lines operation between wash
ngton and Baltimore. by OF which the traveller whO
through burness has delayed Washington
always lhs power proceed convenient hour, directly
on his journey TO any point north Of that place.
Aul3 & RUTH, Agent Of Transportation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

n VT. FAINE a KENr IKPORTERS Am WHOEE
~ SAN DEAIEREIN mr. GODs. 1pi Street. Ri.lss01d
ny w. vsrous STEAMERS and packet ships from London LIVER
pool OaaFHu aud Havrr receiving mpuratuus o.
FOREfON mr. GOODS,
- Ta trades a of shrh purchased in the principal B
tsh and Continental artefs during ie summer, BY
uiaf psriueI snfig ~ o ant ~ prices ~ Which they can
o. duplicated Our stock embraces unusual variety ~
Goods BRUSH, French, and German
fsstarr particular reference che trade u yr
Finia North CaruIiua ant rvnurtaer.
" u store, 4 aaanrturnt ~
DOMESTIC GOODS.
~ ehos copfsing the and splendid stock Of
De- nHlsia ENLISTED in Nirrua.
We harr aa1 complete stock 70
REAnY NApF CLOTHING.
urh entirely Nirhu
h-s geen 10 the best manner, both regards style
80 uartnsushlr
W rssrr,t'iy solicit hom merchants visiting ths mar.
te go hav 1ny rods ecu is f
sauar f.ts ars soIi in ~ Hlrrirf ~ - etHrfst
saN EFNr. rttNF EENr.
Ns-ANftAi uIi AlNuNus-au srrr sureriHf. 90
- taoeouifts faf ~ BENNETT a MFRS,
lgeo Brurrists
a. c.sn ENrRa FNE GUNrowDER TEA, rsceying snd for
- ssisW Usis IEwiS wEnB sOH.
~ ale Jas wiNsTOg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

asHftNiOND BOSTON LANE or
tfS> III PAtkETe.-rhis line 10 composed Of 4vt,S
d8YSthe following vessels, and sails Boston R34M
I3Sev-ry wKpskspAT: nv
Schooner SUSAN, Captain {. q. Rogers,
wESrOvER, q. Q. Rogers,
COURIER, I" J H..
juIIErrs ' oSeS ssi,r in
These built trade
and have superior dAuns for passenger.
They commanded experienced Cap aims qualified
Tor the trade, and Who will
They will be towed and down the
relied On to sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Boston,
freight will by other vessels, aud
every effort will be made by the Richmond
satfacti n.
We respectfully and hope full share
OF patronage.
The vessel, will lie in Richmond Rockets, Boston At
RoSes Wharf DAVID CURRlE, Richmond,
jy29 No. ISs state street, agents.
NhE DAUU EhkEoTNfk All, by wHITEHUR sT
with all the improvements Of the
hnseh Sordwid reputation, gained by
snsee without proof OF such assertions but the contrary
by OF study and adopting all
which have rapidly succeeded each
lie has gained the highest distinction the
victory when
lands Mr. W. has also gained that
confidence and OF the public crowd.
OF patrons who daily hrong his GAleTy kenesses
not only OF ART but
stereoscopie Lkenesses hemost improved
and at the most satisfactory prices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

lDAsskNG hks fOk NEW YUHh.-NDE- -
II WHEEL STEAMSHIPS ROANOKE AND tJtfSS
yANESTO wv, OF 400 and 100 Burthen-- HETN
Passengers for New York will bear mind that the ele
CANT Steamship ROANOKE" Edward cAyendy Commander,
Rehmond regularly O'clock
BY Norfolk allowing them time visit that place
Passage New York including meals and nne State Room
Seeragr only -
The J4mestowu under charge Captain Lewis Parish will
be the in the Of three
ships built with comfort
bng all the modern have
been introduced into their and Charge
reneed officers Passengers taking these one New
York avoid the Of change OF baggage the
time ENJOY the reing air Of the for about 20 hours
sight ~ the picturesque and delightful
Ladies travelling alone will be paid and attention
BThs be secured either at once board oth ship
malls LUDLAM a WATSON.
WpAAsAGE To NOHEOLh-BY the tOK-A ss-u
H PORTABLE STEA ABOAT "CURTLSksSS74iEAAhf1fSJr
PECH," carr JoHS DAyIs--The CURTIS PECK
having undergone thorough oyerhAung hted with
life boats pumps &C. In accordance with the late act OF
will Saturday l6h inst the regular
between this and Norfolk leaving the wharf At Preee
o'clock Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
Thereafter, at the same hour.
Returning leave Norfolk each alternate morning. At the
hour touching all the landings the going
returning. Freight taken - usual.
Passage Portsmouth Norfolk
A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

NAT AROMATIC stHihDAM sIIiNAPPs-A So.
w Peratvs Tonic, Duree yspepte and lnygorat.
CordAlThis Medicinal Beverage manufactured the
proprietor schedAm in Holland and
from injurious property and ingredient
possible quality Another supply Of the
for sale by X. II. DUNAL BROTHER,
set Bank
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commend % the patrons aud the psbic generally the frn
D REEVE BLAIR.
is7-u wM II. sEABRooK.
HNLANNNGAN. sTOKFS q 90. ofer sale.
n 2uW hhd- u and y sugtrs
10 Keys Loaf, Crushed and Powdered sugars
2'a hbls Coffee
600 bog. Rio Coffee goo Iaruira Do. 15DJaya do
D. do
1901 kegs sails and Spikes, assorted
3tl boxes Iallug, Sperm and Adamautine Candles
100 boxes Soap, l5ii duIsu Painted Buckets
G1 krans Paper - chest Teas, assorted
70 hh.- Hrrrnr ~ ibs Pure Cider Vinegar
800 sides Sole Leather
Pmento Ginger Pepper Nutmeg. Bel Cord, Leading Lines
blasting ans sT"rtng Powder Candle Wick.
starch Pearl starch window Glass Putty Cigars Hstsrsd
Steel Cast Steel Alum, salt Pctr., stone Extracts Log
s""i Yeast P1Nders Cloves C. sofa Glass
80 au2i-3m
HhHIG-. MEDICINE, PANE OIIJ- Hr-Thr suTscT
hers receiving, and will receive
allna supple. ~ carefully selected Drugs Medicines Paints
u.. Narnss Painter Coursi WiadUa Gss, 900 rss
WIN an unusually arR, and - stock American Treu-
Ahl tng-h Chemical Incidence bye SuIs Psrfumery
yaes ~ NJ u1r goods having been selected will particular
refer Go The purity every article maj ff
confident Physras, Country Merchants 10
W Weir interest o. CALI and examine stock prices
VIII compare ia7Urahy 100 tuy offered market
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared, orers
thi1N h'i under immediate Inspection packed
and forwarded with The Utmost care and feFpatch.
o. JOHNsTOS a HROTHTR,
wholesale aud Retail Druggists.
. lla Man street Richmond, Va.
~ We have in store Zen thousand ssgar qualities ana
prices also, CheWlng Tobacco manufactured expressly
SALES Tich We can recommend asbeuF really superior
tea y J 4 BRO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

hh HIIDs. filr tnia M0lssr-, taIy crop, ~ sale
OO6 lse2ll Bacon = BAsKERYiIL,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

n AIs,Uit IIUN CO-PARTNtRsIIIP Par,ner,bit
- heretofore existing tween the subscribers h, dAy al
solved by mutual consent All persons having claim, viii
them for payment and all those indebted please com,
forward aud settle their respective early possible
With either o. U.s. Y o. HASKINS,
Sept ], 1858. LUTHER LIBnY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

~ OI1tEThe subscribers under
~ the style Of QUARkS BROOKE and will continue the Hat
ana eho- Bu<nr AZ the old stand Of the senior Partner
HENRY W. QUARLES
r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

GtO-PARTNEItsIIIP.-Mr H. BLAIR having purchased the
~ interest NJ Mr. w. H. sEABROOK, Of the SEA
BROOK REEVE, has entered partnerslp Mr. D.
REEVE under the style % REEVE BLAIR aud
TIE Apotecary and Drug She Old %
seabroOk Reeve and hope attention business
1T share Of the patronage literally extended 90 The late firm
p PAYsOS REEVE,
JOHN II. BLAIR
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09
SEQUEL To memoirs OF 4 Physician"
THE COUNTESS OF CHARNY;


FALL OF THE FRENCH MONARCHY.
Being the Final Conclusion oi ths Memoirs Of a
Physician "'lhe Queens Necklace" aud
six Years Later; or, Taking OF the Baslilc"
BY ALEXANDER DUMAS,
Author of "lron Musk" ''Louisa La Valliere -
The Queens Necklace; six Ycarr Later, or,
The TAX i.g OF th9 Bustile," 'Memoirs of a Phys
ician," edward Dantcs," Diana of Mcridjr, -
etc. etc.
THIS LONG LOOKED FOR Sequal and Contin-
Il uation of the Memoirs of Physician, bv the
great trnnch Author, ALEXANDER DUMAS, is publish
ed thi day, and for sale by all the News Agents in
the United ) tates. Price Fifty Cents
Those who have read the proceeding works of
this magnificent Romance Of French History, need
not be urged to buy this book They Will be too
glad To hear OF Il continuation and conclusion ANY
that have not yet read DUMAS in this his greatest
and most instructive productions, should begin Gu-
ring these winter duys and no pleasure will be
found 80 agreeable, and nothing in novel form So
us etul and so absorbing .....
01-Booksellers, New Agents, and all others, will
be supplied at low rates
07-Copi9s OF the above will be sent to any one free
of postage, receipt Of the price of the work in
letter.
Published and for Saleby II. 3. PETERSON,
No. lo2 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
33- Editors Of Newspapers throughout the country,
copying tine above time and calling attention
the advertisements editorally, and sending copy
of tther paper, marked, to the Publisher, shall have
a copy OF the above work sent them by return mail
November q. 1888
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09
From the Cin.ianati Enquirer,
WHAT rs WHIGISM! II
BT A DEMOCRAT.

Now, what is Whigismi A name
Run down to the freezing point Of fame;
A Something hard to b. deiisI;
A body left without a miId,
Ariddle to be guessed; a word
In poetry, not often heard;
And used in modern pross-fis found
To have a most lugubrious sound,
As if it came from under ground.
At least, to modern Wings il seems
The knell Of their departed dreams.
Oh! that the bard birds eve view
Could take, and draw its likeness true.
Or show BY SMILES AMI symbols
What mDdern Whigism resembles.
'Ii' like a ship on ocean tossed,
Whose halm is gone AMI log book lost,
One-halt her crew turned mutineers
OnNnowlng to what port she steers;
'Iis like the wrestler on hts ba:k;
Arallroat car thrown off the tuck;
Like the old wiring on the wall;
A flock ofgsese lost in a slulii;
A steamboat grounded on snag,
A staff dismantlel Of its flag;
Sybal's leaf, which hard to real is;
A faith which knows not what Its creed is;
A hard cider barrel without a tapin;
The shadow of the old log cabin;
A broken bank, that's long been known
To pay in promises alone;
A runner thot has missed its goal;
A crew in search OF Symm' shJle;
In short, It's the same old stuff
Called Whigism, and that's enough.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09
Maryland Election.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.--In all the counties
except CAroline, Somerset, Worcester and
st, Marys, Ligon, dem, has 4,5I3 major
ity Pierce, in the same counties, had a
majority of 5,640. Ligon'S majority in the
State will be about 5000.
The Senate stands IA Wings to 8 Dem
ocrats, House, 80 Wings 10 80 Democrats,
with l3 districts to be heard from. represen-
ted last year by 9 Wings and . Democrats.
The Congressional representation stands
as before stated.
In Baltimore City the Main Law Sheriff
is elected by l,G0O majority, and the Main
Law Assembly ticket by an average major
ity Of 900
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09

tTGov, Joseph A. Wright took the pre-
MUM lone dollar) fnl the best gallon of
Indiana eheshuts, at the Indiana State Fair:
ES-II.hurts our "pheelinks" to see the
Journal take on SO, about Vermont Il is
hard TO part with her The Journal says,
while tears bubble cat his eyes and run
down his piteOaS cheeks, that Vermont
has LocOioco Governor. II hs had been
elected by the people we would, more in
sorrow than in anger, proclaim that this
brilliant star had SET. But it is not So Ii
is only under a cloud"
Vermont is about the last State, where
Wings have predominanee. If indeed it be
''under cloud, !" it is a great old set for all
the journal can see.--Si0teswaa.
E7-Henry A. Wise, of Virginia, is about
to be married. Attorney General Cushing
left Washing ton for Rich nond, to "Stand up
for his friend.
ES-Pope Plus TX. is so corpulent, it is
said, that he plays billiards every day forthe
purpose of reducing his size.
RyThe New York Tribune in an elabo-
rate article on the Mormons defends bgamy
out and out. The is rather odd for u "re-
form paper
Es'- An Englishman has invented new
wheel barrow. The wheel is placed under,
and is sunk into the bottom: SO that the
weight rests on the wheel and not on the
hand, and there is less oscillation. Bv
means Of this barrowtis stated that twice
the usual weight can be wheeled. .
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09

GT The Price Cure d of yesterday re-
marks awe are now open the eve Of the
packing season and dealers manifest the
feeling and excitement incident to the busi-
ness. Slaughterers and packers have made
extensive prepar alton, and We find that an
increased business is calculated upon. Last
year three hundred and sixty one thousand
head were packed here. This season it is
supposed the number will be four hundred
and fifty thousand head. This increase is
expected to result from our extended rail
road facilities, which are tending steadily
to concentrate the Pork business OF large
area OF country, extending through Ohio,
Indiana and Kentucky, at this point, more
than from any actual increase in the number
Of hogs in the country. 81
A7At Salt Lake city they have a thea.
tire which cost 10000. ~. ~ 7f7@
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09
'a'kRe ksOaakaash a p'5aAG4pG
OR, TIE DAYS of
Gicnrn. Gatn and Gatalina.

A trua tale of the RepdbIi', by IllyRY WILLIAM
llERGERr, Author Of Cromwell" :" etc. etc
TFNItlS SPLENDID WORK is published comp etc
l. in two large volumes o; over $50 pages each pa"
per cover, price FlFrY CENTS u volume, or the whole
work handsomely boued in one volume cloth, One
Dollar and Twenty five Gents.
This Is one OF, the most powerful Roman Stories
in the English language, ani i otiself sufficient to
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trgues Of the days which Caesar, S0llust and Cicero
M lde lllustrous; when CataIine defied and almost
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ism OF Sallust, and if we mistake not, will not fail
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in America
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Nov q, 1888.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09
Information Wanted

l desire to find the residence oi John and
Hannah Hagartyifthey are now alive, il
not their heirs. When last heard from
(about twenty-five years ago) the parties
resided in Kentucky. Since then they re.
moved West. l wouli feel grateful to any
one knowing the Whereabouts of the above
persons for such information as would lead
to their discovery, as there is legacy com
ing to Hannah or her heirs, which they may
obtain by applying to "James Martin Coles
Mills, Delaware county, Ohio"
October 6.h, 1858.
Es"Editors will confer flavor by insert.
ing the above or calling attention to it.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09
Bank Of NJ assiIlon Failed.

The Statesman of the 5th inst, says
owe learn that this Bank has failed. Mr..
DwIGHr, who failed 10 New York few davs
since was its principal owner. and had some
three hundred thousand dollars Of its funds,
and of course it went BY the board with him.
What its notes in circulation are, or may Be
worth is what we cannot tell, but from Bank
failures heretofore we can all very easily
guess This is another witness against the
security the people have when they ADOPT
paper instead of the precious metals as a
currency,
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09

Alter reading the Democratic major
tiles to friend, the Dispatch, of Hillsboro,
says he inquired: "Was there any opposi-
Iion to this ticket" We answered, Eyes,
the Wing party, in Convention, regularly
nominated candidates to the various offices
to which the above have been elected, as
did also the Freesoil party, all of whom re-
ceived few scattering votes!" "Then,
said he, 81 would suggest to those who
cSst the scattering vo.as. the property of
rendering to those gentlemen the same
courtesy Wing did to the President and
Vice President after tha election, viz: make
motion that they be proclaimed unani.
mously elected" We leave it with these
interested.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09

Ey~ There is a man in Troy so mean,
that he wished his landlord to reduce the
price of his board bill, because he has had
TWO of his teeth extracted.
Eg-In Wheeling during the present year
two hundred and sixty-fve buildings lave
been put up consisting of; dwellings, one
hundred and ffty-ive--stores for the sale of
merchandise, tfty-factories. twenty---ware-
houses for storage and commission, thirty.
GE'- The Elitors, Printers, and publish
ers OF Philadelphia, are making arrans ements
tor rasIng monument to Frank in, it should
rather be said another monument for every
lightning rod that is raised, is monument
to his fame.
GS-"Hiram my boy" said a tender fatherf
to his son, "you must be more careful
yourself. You have not the constitution O
some"
"Doa't you believe it. I've got the con-
stitudon of horse. Dang it i'll don't be-
lieye I've got the Constitution Of the Uni.
ted States"
re- Mrs. Smith says, th,t the notice of
"stlck no bills" seen on all fences, has only
reference to bank bills.
1.-THE next Congress will contain more
new members than any previons one
Nearly two-thirds of the whole number have
never been in Congress before.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09

EH Gen. Eckley, of Carroll county, must
be "whaIe" if all that the editor of the
Republican says about him is true. 1t is
strange that his greatness was never spread
before the people Of his own county. We
fancy we see the members of the next Legls
latlre fearing Eckley's eloqusnce. 1t will
De awful. The thunders Of olden times wi.9
not be patching to it.