The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-10

-aS IHOIhll6 rays SOioAS '4N ~'-'
A good New Year TO one andSail,
What Ger yourselves YOU chosse to salk
q Whateyer name you may assume,
AS tinker, merchant, sailor, groom,
80 Irishmen, to bond and fee,
roall who crossed tae mighty sea,
Along with those we've growed at hons'
TO every man, though friend Of Remel
3 A sweet New Year.--
Now Patron while teais making,
And the children their last maps taking!
I, Illgive you some views OF our nation,
lt;ratis too-without compGnsation.--
We're easy gulled and easy trapped,
We're easy so!d and easy snapped
Humbusd are all of every age,
From youthful years, up TO the sage.
First, Jenny Lind cut quite SWELL,
And charmed our nation like spcll
She sooa amus5ed handsome pie,
And done itupln humbus style
'Twas not the beauty of her face,
Fhut charmed the people Of our race;
But what they loved with so much zsaL
Was her peculiar kind Of squcal
Now there are women in our land,
Who at this game eau take i hand;
Can squesl as sharp, rs oud and long,
Aud scold Hulo in their sons.-
L3,rt some sne said, sha was sabIims,
Another said, she is divine;
And 80 the humbus spread space
And Jenny run her humbag race
Women mostly humbug By ilivts, by looks, or SoA &
But to them exclusive it does not all boong;
Her! and there Jenny, but i}urnuins by the score
To gull us simple folks, and max" our lives bore
4 fear fren 'Kossuth has really payel 4 trick,
And dif indeedho has, rm sure h., done it slick;
lie iold his moulnful tae-he shed his briney tear
Ear Hungary he remhled in his boots with fear
But there are mourntul tales, anl there's bnney
y tear,
As purely all hurn5ug, as anything you haar:
lIo con ii he WILL and he ought to make it right,
And redeem his character, o'er he's out Of sight
There's yankey Barnum, who gulcd ronnd sum
Part OF 1t he made on Mr.. Tom lhumh;
Nov hfIf Of 4ls, ii we hav'nt got MACH goll,
Have bigger Tom Thumbs, AMI not half 50 old
gIesd doing thugs up now par excelIant,
AMI expects to farm with an clet t,hant
Banker farmer, Snowman, he's the whole hog,
Wonder what he done with his Foly-wog'-
J. $ --Sincewritiug the above, y see it il the West
That r. n Barnnn He'd the lllmhug snow at rest
His elephant go tmad, and done this mournfuI decd
because onlyooden oats, he trled to make him feed
And next in course comcs Patent IIIs,
An,lthey asnumerous art
As grains of sand on Vermont hills,
And arednore useinl far -
they'll cure you If alive, butsick
They your -eYery pain,
The order is, 0 take thanquick,
From themdo not rerain
They've cured Thousand SILK and sore,
In every days dispatches,
They'll care thaa5h never known befors
A .horn bush Of the Scratches
Some arc uneasy they'll have us understand,
For fear Of Know Nothins4ra.ing the land;
Know Nothing rule AMI Know Nothing sway,
Sufficient To drive the cd p2pa away, u.
do not expect ana hope twill meier be-
That for the Know Notlnngs well all have to fee,
hops they i neer pay price or rate,
1hauwi,l Justly taking all ltsllman6 Pate.
There's been quite muss, and there's something OF
a53 it still .ryea .a..H.f
q In reference to Kansas and Nebraska bill,
And Stephen Atnold D)uylas, lo gHts all the hail,
. And many in the North would ri ie him on rail
Just to SEQ the luss and hea hssnoise and chatter
One would think Steve alone guilty Of the matter,
And hatinhimsefsthough little bold and fierce,
Was contained all Congress, along with Cen Pierce
y Now Stove on Territories had"toin make sblt
And il It did not please they had the power to kill
But Congress takes the Bill, ani says we'll pass
@t-' the same,
Aud so in fact they dill and Douglas gets the blame
Now give to all their due, I'm sure its nothing wrong
Eento the Devil give-what to him docs belong
4 nd sure its part humbug to make such clattor
G ,ai About Steve Douglas, aud this little matter;
AS thoughupon his Kansas and Nebraska skates
lie alone could kick down the whole u States
.0s} & "a tA
have often wondered, and yet | wonder still,
Whatnea -bo,n ,hnmhug or what Nebraska bill
i, Will next pass,in order before the public mind,
After which, as heretofore, wen all so it blind
And thus and SO the world wags, round abou
these parts,
And most Of things are carried on by fits and starts
A little humbug here--a good deaf of it tlere,
And humbug in account with all keeps about square
One il trapped and caught, and then he traps another
Old daddytraps the son, and the traps the brother
I lthiways was, and now is nearly all the rage,
IA science much loyed BY all in every ages
Let me tell you in truth my friend ere we part
OF The business Of this sage-this forms large part
And now in conclusion got what I'm ARTER,
y I've hunbugged YOU nicely justout of QuARr1n
asss ssCAlnE, o., Jan. !, 1863. w. II. ARNOLD
.fsF Ia III
b1s or Matrm ony; Hot buokwheat cakes =
] warn sbeds--confortsble sIippers--smoking
cottce-7red lips.-round arms sh irta exult