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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
For sale who IesaIe and TetaI by
sr1s LAUGHLLVS l. BUSHFIELD.


DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain and inflammation from the sevcrcst
burns or >calds, in twenty mtnutes-ani that
will heal the wounds without scli and eec;uly
Fever Sores-Piles-Salt rhcum-InfllmmatOry Rheuml-
tfsn-Sore and Infllmed Eyes-Cuts-Wo uuds-Bruses
old and liberated Soles-Scald Head-corns and bun
ions-Ery speas-sprains- Swcutnss-Fe!ons-S"Ie nip
Observation-Disclosures Insects-Swelled aud broken
breast-Eruptions-a all finer nammaory and cuta-
diseases, the parts affected be reached.
Don't be iucreuOua about the many diseases named
be cured by only thing-but reflect, the few, but
positive properties Daley SaIve Contains
and heretofore erumerated-onc four-ca reach not
alone the aforementioned disease, many more
enutfe Grated
Query-Do NOT regular bred Physicians prescrJ caiOeE
iaa7aydiy for scores Of different diseGsel?
Each box of GENUINE DALLEY's PAIN ExTR ACTOR has
upon Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
of Z. V. CLICKENER ~ co. prOprietors, aud HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others ale counterfeit =
Price p cents per box.
n5A orders should be addressed to C. " Chicken or
" Co. 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by LiGGHLLNS T. BUSHFIELD, Wheeling,
and D,uges is gcLeia.ly Throughout the IT, S. sp1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

NEW York, June 18th, $780,
Having made trial OF SnlOmOn's Specinces, auI er.
anllhed The principle on which they CONSTRUCTED, |
have no hesitation in lTouuuCini them superior to any
with which AL acquainted, and accordingly Gun mos
cheeruiiy recommend them TO ali who iical al
lhlmrtOvng their vision. t'HAS. ~. LEE, NJ d.
Professor OF Pathology and MateliH Medica Geneva,
BuflalO0nd BOwdon College.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

Lcrrys Doctors, BgTkeTs Ministers, in all the Depart
ments OF State, Ladies aud Gentlemen in the highest
walks oil Iie as w,i as those moving in the hub
spheres. speak OF The themselves aud friends by
Ills wOnde ful article.
la proof OF what say above, refer you 10
tEnmPtOn's- Vegetable TiHcturc, and its er
eCI>.
The vile Of T. w. Ycakle Grocer as Pearl St. cured
Of rheumatism OF eight years. standings all other
dies failed
YIN n. Oldham, CIate of the Custom House, dwelim:
No I$6 Pine ST, OF Dysresia, deb lily, permanent!
cured.
W. \. Schacfcr. Esq, the Oldest magistrates and
most highly citizens, cured OF great weakness
aud restored 10 robust health.
Jarret Punnet, 1853 L Baltimore ST. suffered intensely
years with hip disease aud Cutai rheumatism; cured
ter all Other remCuicS failed
Space will not permit TO hundle eds OF others, as
Geo. W. GoodIch. Capt. Thos. not RUbt. GauIt Jas
SnIyth, cur cd OF rheumatism.
john Pctvail, $. y. Grifin John Luke, Rev. V. Esk.
ridge, o. 5. Navy, aud thousands others cured Dysprp
STA, SciOuia cough, liver complaints, bronchitis, Saint
VitUs' Dance, &c. We refer to cizcms-cali
Them
Delicate females and children viii please Try it, II
cures coughs, bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Liver complaint
ScrU!ula with deII nsenents al the system
Ca and get pamphlets, gratis
For sale by II. ia. Logan az Co., Wheeling, gen
Sold by MORTIMER d, MOVVgRIV, $40 Baltimore st .
Baltimore, aud 3Oi broadway, y Y
Price 81 bottle,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

''Some time ago we merely alluded to IINmPtOn's Veg
etablc TnCtue, with promise OF noticing iHnc llattic
ualIy great relief OuTself derived nom lis
use During collie. late course, owing 10 sedeIary
habits, became gu JySpepliC aud were very much
troubed With ,HStiga e.: or; '.eP Gi2FF ssss
two Affections la the spring OF 1883 our health became
delicate that il with great difficulty could at
tend 10 the ordinary duties Of profession. Evey
thing ate Immediately turned aCd digestive or
gains became wholly deIursed losing IL seemed 10 us all
their activity aud Vitality constantly dcPress
ed in spirits our energy almost IOTSOOk Hnd nothing
but necessity urged us on 10 action.
1--WE had taken strong medicines. observed great par
ticuLTIy In Dict aud all 10 purpose. We had dc
SPARED OF ever recovering health when female
friend of ours imrOTtUncd 10 get bOltc OF HaHron's
Vegetable ilnCtuc, assuring us that wOLd find srea
Isllcl ron is We briefly Replica roWld no
sire dollar for all IlcfLe H.EYioH rlgde
TAT as our own individual heath concerned We
had ia III ii any other medicine in eIcctis
consulting about it, she sent aud got one bottle and
urged 10 accept OF it, aud for her sahc it could
possibly Iulc TO il according direction FOI
The high rcsard had her and her OF kiLdnCSs
promised to do And without the least eXag era
cn truly that before had used the content
OF one hottie we felt ike rew
1--WE uScd COnsecuVey, IRON ten 10 fifteen bottles
We were afraid 10 give II up ieaing Old disease:
might return Since Them dses organs liaue bceI
burs tolls, 0bitics res OmsibiItics and worldly
will allow, our spirits have been uyait, aud
lust what we please, much please, and when
Pleasc-amd all is we'll For the Sake OF the afflicted we
MAKE this statement, hoping that nay find the
rc!ic ON its That have. II should he kept il
every family. No family should be without HANPTUS',
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
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no PRINTERs.
FROM BISHOP spALDING.
beatty & Co.

Having tried Mr. SOIon,ons' Glasses, find them both
distinct soothing TO the sight, more in ract judging
from short trial, than any have yet used recon-
mend them patronage those in nee OF glasses
Signed, fM.J. SPAULUING, Bishop
vile, Oct. IS. 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

am happy In bearing my feeble testimony IN Iavnr Of
Mr.. Solonuns' Rye Glass think them superior To any
that have lIed. The eyes TO rest pleasantly uni.
der lnetr use. q. McCOoK, N. d.
Late Professor in Washington University baltimore
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FIVE silver HIednla and Aeven DIPIoma.
have been awarded to a DAMS ur first cass Dagucrreo-
types. Adams Il Co.'s Gallery is at the corner OF Uliom
and Main SIS Strange invited 10 call. citizens
course will do Pictures taken as cheap as The cheap
est. je3O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

CASTING FROM LrFE.-It is designed, we learn,
TO use in completing the ornamental work of the
Capitol extension, bronze castings of various
things in nature peculiarly American. To obtain
faithful representations has, therefore been great
desidelatum, and search his been made 10 pro-
cue competent caster from nature. He has at
length been found in the person Of a foreigner
whose name we have not learned, though his
work speaks lnmpet-tonrd for HIM. We saw at
the W"r Department. yesterday, bronze cast Of
a comprehend snake, cOIled and ready TO strike,
which is tic most perfect AMI life like casting we
ever beheld. The model was copper head taken
Jut Of tue Washington canal, every curve aud
scale Of which is preserved with fidelity Of na
ture with which mere art cannot vie. BESIDES the
wonderful mechanical skill manifested in this work,
1t possesses artistic merlt of a very high order, aui
should be viewed hy all WHO take pride i'll the
progress of land in the fine ants, 10 which the
construction OF the extension of the capitol build
ing is proving 50 great an incentive Washington
SIU-
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OWE WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAR Fol
ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON


THUS spoke wise and good MANI but mark the
changed Let the afflicted hear ir, and then decide we-
Their 10 suffer on be made whole ls professional ncn
l1s n mined hreilF He5r.
Rev James W h. nnicutt, the talented ard ndeWhd
editor that highly popular and extensively read pa
per, the Christian Banner, published at FTederckSbnrg
Va in his editorial al the 18Th of May, 1872 thus speaks
of HIRiPion'S Vegetable TiHcfiTe:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

ROCHESTER,, January 18TH, 1851
The best recommendation give tue Glasses Of Nj
Solomon, rs that use them myself and prefer them.
JAMES WEBSTER, ". H.
Professor OF Anatomy, University OF BulIalo
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OFFICIAL vorn OF omo.-The State Journal of

OFFICIAL vorE OF Omo.-The Slate Journal of
Saturday says
All the counties but 10 have been returned 10
the office OF the Secretary of State. So fus, the
majority for Chase is Il 649. We have what pur-
dors TO be the official majOrities IN these conn
ties except Holmes and Huron. Estimating HUI
at 1910 for Chase, and Holmes 500 for AIedrll,
the majority in these counties is 4,l92, This added
TO the official returns, makes Mr Chase majority
1851. 1t will vary buta few figures lom that
number.
The majority for the rest of the Republican
ticket ismmknown, but it will probably range from
s. to 10000.
The Trimble vote is larger than wethought it n
few days since. All but s counties give %, SIS.
These are Holmes, Hmm, Jefferson, Me,!iun, Pike,
Meigs. Paulding, and Wayne, which will increase
it 10 fraction over 2l,OO0.
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= COLuMnUs, Fsbruary3, 1859.
Having examined the spectaCleS Of Nr. SOlUinOns am
ully convinced that they Ul superior quality luyo
taken pair for my own USE and find thern unusually ca
sy 10 Tue eyes r. L., HOWARD,
Professor of Surgery, Starting Medical College.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

TnE CotoRED NATIONAL CoNvENrIoX.-On
Thursday evening this convention, which has been
in session in PhiladeIpia several days, adjourned
sine die. Previous to adjournment letter from
Mr. Handy of Baltimore, eulogising the Republic
of Liberia was read, and created much excitement.
The Philadelphia Sun thus reports The scene that
followed
Several members expressed themselves as deter
mined to have their rights on this soil OF which
they were born, and never would aid the cause of
colonization.
Mr.. Downing, of Connecticut, spoke against
the cause OF colonization, concluding his remarks
by motion TO treat the letter with a contempt
never perhaps ever heard of before, viz: TO burnt
and on this motion he demanded the previous
question. The motion TO burn was agreed TO by
large majority.
Several voices were now heard 'Bum it on
stakrp Here are matches? 'Burn the letter and
SINCE the writerp
Among those who voted against the resolution
was Fred Douglass.
Mr.. Dell said those who voted to burn the letter
would lynch him If they couldi yes they would cut
his throat.
Rev. Stephen Smith thought that the disPosi.
ton Of the letter was both unchrStianIIke ard
bers of the Convention would have been guided
by better spirit than to have passed such res
olution.
Resolutions were adopted commencing the Mas
SuchusettS law throwing open tie public schools
to all colors; recommending young colorel per-
sons to learn trades, secure places of profit and
trust in stores, and not consent to work i'll places
of amusement where distinction is made III ia
VOr of the whites.
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NEws.--A wedding recently came of al Memphis,
Tenn, which was the ninth occasion on which
the bride hal been made happy in malrimony.
A late English paper states that the manuscript
Of MacauIay's new volumes is in the hands OF
Longmnns, and will be forth coming before Christ
mas.
The expense of lighting the streets of Boston,
the past year, was Sl2297I 50, against $685.
$50 % last year. The city is lighted with $3.50
gas, and l,029 fluid lamps. They were lighted
during the year on an average 24S nights per
month. The cost forgas is one cent per honr for
each lamp. according to tile length of time CURED
Fluid at 60 per gallon is constructed cheap gas
at one cent per hour.
The receipts at the Illinois Slate Fair we:e
Sl4,O
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LETTER FROM THEMAYoR OF ROCHESTER,

LETTER FROM THE MAYOR OF ROCHESTER,
ROcnrSTER. April TIh, 1851.
Mr.. SOLoxOS-Sir: Having called 20 ur office in the
Arcade and purchased two pair your patent glasses
found them superior any that have ever used before
they have realized more than could nave expected
have now put them aside, and without them, as
well as could when boy.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
0TUNIoN HALL few doors below the Nortb.Wes-
tern Bank, Main st. Oc1t
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THANKSGIVING and Prayer.

The following Is the proclamation, to when we
have before referred, OF the Governor OF Virginia.
recommending the observance of the 18th day OF
November next rs a day of thanksgiving and pray
CT, in view Of the pestilence which has afflicted
Norfolk and Portsmouth. 1t is the first time, we
believe, in the history of the Commonwealth thai
the Governor has issued such q proclamation
Blythe Governor Of yirgInIa-A PrOcEnmn.
A nortion of the people of this Commonwealth
having been afflicted by the ravnges Of pesti!ence
scarcely paraIIeled IN the annals OF history, by
which the tenderest ties Of social life have heem
severed, the waTmest affections bllghted, and, IN
sumo Instances, every vesige OF ancient iamlleS'
except their honored memories, efIaceG; Ivy which
usual intercourse has been stopped, private bust.
ness suspended, e1ertion aud enterprise rendered
hopeless, Fnd public duties necessarily dlSresaru-
ed; Ly which sympathy has been aroused, tony
in every part Of ouI own State, but, to the honot
of humanity, in every Stale where Kindred Ties
and the sacred bond of union prevail, exhibiting
itself by SBqPt 1fe1teve the suffering of the
distressed; and It having pleased God, in his mer-
cy, TO stay the hand nf the Destroyer, by aoaiing
the violence oil the disease, and to cheer US with
the hope that confidence and activity "nI te re-
stored, and happiness take the place OF ailiclohi
it being an occasion unusual and extraordinary,
when II becomes all to acknowledge dependence
upon the Almighty, and, in humility, to return
grateful thanks for blessings mos: bounteously be-
slowed upon US asa people, and especially for his
mercy in spnrng our fellow. citizens from further
suffering: Therefore,
I, Joseph johnson, Governor of Virginia, ex-
ptessy disclaiming authority to require or CONTROL
DO hereby, on Lehalf Of the people, earnestly re-
commend that all, without distinction Of creed or
party, with one accord, unite in rendering homage
and thanksgiving to God for his blessings and IN
fervent prayer for continuance Of his guidance
and protection: And 10 this end suggest that
the FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER next be Setapart,
to be religiousIy observed, in freedom from bust
ness or care, and with proper feeling of humlln-
ton and reverence.
= In testimony whereof have hereunto sub
scribed my name, this eighth day of October. 1855
JOS. JOHNSON.
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NeU Books.
CNoRA and the Doctor;
" Scenes in the Practice OF a New York Surgeon.
The Hearth Stone, by Saml OssOod;
The Hidden Path, by Marion HaTland;
The School of Life, by Anna Mary Hewitt;
The Poetry and Mystery OF Dreams, by Charles d,
Leland;
The Slave OF the Lamp, by VIM North;
Which: the Right or the Lett?
The News Roy;
%OIyert's RoOst, bv Washington Irving;
heTolnes OF History, by Mary E. HeWeu;
Inc Winkles, OF the Merry MOnOmaniacsJ
Female Life among the MOrmons;
Rogets ThesauTus of English Words
together with large assortment OF the best yyors in
The various departments OF Literature
E9r sale by THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
81" 1T Main sta
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@-Almo.t every paper in the Union is commenting
uron good qualities aud great benefits derived from
the use of Or. j. Hosteters stomach Btiers and The tm
which haze beea made by the agents in our
Souhwcster TN aud western cities conclusive evdeLc
OF lis virtues and convinces that it is Just the thing
for this climate and shJud be used in every family by
and young. before meals, during this extreme warm
weather, preventive against all stomach diseases
most prevalent al this season, when not only the weather
but the dot has controlling influence upon the entire
system.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere,
and by
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
ocIs LAUGuLINS & BUSHFlELD.
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Hotel for Sale,

Hotel for Sale.
II va o6dIed on Main st Get opposite
Wire Suspension Bridge. This house ia doing
sOoI business, and the prospects tine first
rate In short time the Cleveland Extension Central
Ohio, and Cincinnati & railroads will have
their lermin at Krkwood, aHd the irave will have 10
immediately opposite this house, and IL will neCes
sarily do large proportion OF this business
The preset proprietor is DESTROYS OF removing to the
country which is sulely his Tor wishing to dis
pose OF his business.
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BUCKSKlN GLOVES.
1ll R1LRS oil dressed buekskin Gloves, just re-
osl nElskRLL Co.
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ma, WHEELING Oct. 9th, 80
shown by & Solomon, and have also pair present
Gu oy Ili Iud them very superior, and with pleasure
recommend ticIi 10 all those requiring tic OF assns
-oGII - a. y. WHEELER, NJ n.
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VIM. a. nArcuEl OR's HAIR DYE


GREY, Red, or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to he u-
full and brown black, without the least injury
to Hair or Skin
FEFEhS dice SR 1885, and owr 5000 appca-
tios have been made the Hair OF his patrons of his
famous Dye Prejudice against Dying The hair aud wills
kers is unjust, it would be against covering bald head
with wig.
WV. =. H&rcHELoR's HAIR DTE produces color not
10 be distinguished from nature, and is warranted not to
njure in the least however long may he continued.
Made, sold apple Gin private roons) at the Wiz
Factory, o23 Broadway, n. V
Sold in all cities ard o. the United States, by
Druesists AMI Fancy Good Dealers.
N5sThe Geruine hls the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each bottle, OF
WILLIAM y. BATCHELoR,
233 Broadway, New York.
For sale who Iesale and retail by
sp1s LiUGHLLVS q. BUSHFYELD.
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IWJOI3H'UttU3E " HItFCt.
NY person knowing of the whereabOut OF Daniel II.
n PiHHso, will confer favor his brother by leaving
information at this Office. Mr. Pnneo was travelling
with Bewen e JGhnslon's Ethiopian Opera Troupe,
which ds1amjSd at Pittsburgh last winter, aud
in This city about ia. 5h VI January last or address
JOHN \. FlNNEu at KauEaEee CITY, Illinois n9dawiHl
DAKKl'S TricOrbelOus IO lie hoII. Just lecd by
ID J. Il. VOwELL,
oc19 30 Monroe street.
DARREL'S Indian IMMINENT and Elake's Pills Tor sale
ID by J. Is. VOWEL,
ocI9 30 MOnrO. ST.
(IAS7TLE aud Phiatelrha Palm SOAP, for sale By
~ J. Il. VOWEL,
0cis 30 Monroe st.
EXCURSION TO NEW YORK CITY,
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Ocr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
RED FLAG STORE!
STOVES, STOVES

large assortment Of fancy and sta pie dry good, ls
RECEIVED from Phiadelphia At and W KELLY, !
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Cttp Or0tMaMrcS.

Extract from an Ordinance safitled, ".3n praaaHe.
for the preservation Of the Asdhh 81 fAt cry ="
Ddpeaport, passed June 81. 1859.
See, l. Be il enacted by the City Councii OF 'nv
CITY OF Davenport, That the owner or occupant oi
every lot or building, any appurtepahee thefe.o,
within the limits of said CITY, shall keep every PAT
thereof free froaall ih, anything offensive 70 we
10 contribute 10 disease infection of any knd anu
upon the failure 10 do, ills hereby made ths uus'
81 the City Marshal, upon the complaint, either WI.
bally or In wiring, of any person, representing !"
him tha fact ediates 10 give notice 10 tho own
or or eeupaut thereof. aud require hin TO 90 sus
acts as said Marshal shall deem neeessaF! LOT ny
health Of said city and Ia o. iailure OF suen
person TO comply with such requirements t"t Wy
space OF twelve hours. said Marshal Is emPo"tlsu
and required to such himself keepinga correct
account OF The expense or the same for all OF ~hcn
expenses said owner oecupai shall be ,iahe anu
tfupon demand by the Marshal requesting the pay
mem thereof said owner occupant SHAH reilse
or neglec, t. pay the same he shall be liable 70 three
times that amount, 10 be collected ~ an ac'on III
the name of said city. , a,
duty OF the City Marshal - sec that every PORTION !"
the civ including hadygs cellars of the saine.io,
and appurtenances, be. properly purified aud i.hea
and shall immediately require the owner or oeeuIu
of every lot or building, whenever IN his JntsMon
he shall deem 1t necessary TO lime the sainu ia
manner as he shall direct and upon failure 50 70 %
for the space twelve hours he shall be tiabe 10 sa"
City, as described in preceding section.
certify the above IL be a true copy oil sections
and of the ordinance entitled Au Ordinances Tor iho
preservation of the health Of the City passed anu az
proved June 81, ie52.n II. b. WOODWARD
~ City CLERK.
Published by order Of the City couneil, Ma! p s55
May 4, 1855 d.lw-w3t
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Ear ths Gd-ety.
THE DEMOCRATS LAMENT.

The American people, II seemeth Of late,
Are mad with cxeit .nent all over the State,
With Know Nothiay speeches and Know Nothing
songs,
Know Nothing meetings aud Know Nothing throngs
Know Nothinx dinners and Know Nothing joys
oh! I'm tired and sick of their victories and noise
In tue morning evening what else do hear,
But Naow Nothing song or Know Nothing cheer
In tho morn from sweet slumber | am often aroused
gy the songs of Know Nothing milking the cows.
Nv sons AMI my friends now shoutin my ear,
About Know Nothing triumphs,-my wife joins eaei
cheer
II fly 10 the polls in a 1T of despair,
Alas fnd nothing but Know Nothings there.
NV friends and companions of old Jackson days,
Now join in and shout for these new tangled lays.
Turn-eoats are plenty, they are all to be seen
A voting Sans" Tickle and calling me green.
I'll remove TO the South, no longer III stay,
Where sensible men yield to know Nothing sway.
To the South did say Alas cant go
The papers all rave about Know Nothiugs so;
My neighbors would over them constantly pore;
And read OF .sam's" iriumphs until they bore
At home or abroad. alas lis the same,
What caa do--is there to blame?
Oh, what shall do-say where shall. fly,
To escape from the din of This Know Nothing cry?
II 10 the east, to my sorrow know.
will hear OF Sans victories wherever go.
II l stay in a city am bad OF as ever,
For our party is bound.on trip TO Salt river.
So III of TO their Lodges as fast as | can,
Get auekl, initated-turn Know Nothing man
Yes, III join them TO morrow ssd loudly hallco,S
For Uneie SANS tfumphs and Know Noihing's too.
+. II. $.