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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08
Deferred County News.

Deer Isle.
A. J. Beck is about having M addition
built on the end Of his already cspacious
emporium. and will 80 to Bangor a, once to
procure lumber for the purpose, also lumber
for barn for Charles A. Beck
There is a Hyiny rumor to the efec,
that Capt. Frank Brown, Of this place. has
lost his vessel, the fishing sch. Kate McCiin-
took, BY carving too much sail and running
the vessel under water.
Sch. Carrie II. Spoiford. Scott, of this
place, is loading granite at Green's Landing.
Capt. Charles f.. Haskell il stalking Of
building barn this season.
business in the pan, shop has been
lively the past week. The out -pu, has been
something over 1900 pairs and when we
consider that the machines are all run by
foot power. tie amount is really credit to
the enterprise and vim ofthe operatives
Mr.. c. c. Haskell. native and former
resident of this place. now residing in
Norwich. Conn. is publisher Of Mr.. B,aine's
book. He saws he IA using seven tons Of
paper per day in supplying orders already
received and he thinks the edition Is likely
to reach 10000 copies
i, IS said tina, mining will start up here
within fortnight LOU.
We have not quite much mud here
as quoted from Gouidshoro, last week in the
AMERICAN. We have had plenty Of it here
this spring but, as the West Deer Isle cor
respondent Of the Gazette said III has gone
skyward.
We had a few day. of good weather
here last week whtcn we're improved hy all
the weir men who are now very busy build
lng their veirs. Campbell 4 Knight have
built almost TWO weirs and intend to build
another. Torrev x Lowe have got their
takes nearly sc; for their weir a, Camp
BELLS Mill" Capt. James lorrcv is building
weir of the "Joyce Point aud c. S. & 5.
:. Foster one III the High Head Point"
Lizzie Hagcrthy will teach school in
The Red Schoo House" TIL, summer:
Bert!e Lowe will teach on Little Deer
Isle; Grace Gates at the Reach: Celeste
Haskell at the "Shake,pearc"; NJ f.
smith a th- "Pressey Village; Susie
liaskel! at the Centre District; A. /
Webb d 50. Deer I,le; Lizzie Barbour At
The "Greenlaw District; Katie Greenlaw
at Bray. Mountain" and Hattie Webb at
''Stinson's Neck +.
April -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08
BE Wanted His Leg Strengthened Out.
A> OH WAX HOSPITAL STEW ARDS STORY
Or ,> AAFJ rAIIuN.

wooden leg. could run,--an4 auri 40
manner Of strange stories from various
members Of the company, telling how
friend, Of theirs, and "men they once
knew" had lost lrg., and how they had had
them replaced, an old man spoke up Sho
had hitherto maintained profound silence.
We'll. gentlemen" he began, al know
good deal about wooden legs have
probahl, seen more legs amputated IN
day than YOU have sren wOodrn .egs IN Your
lifetime vas hospital steward during the
war with the 18th Ne~-Iork Volunteers.
But out OF all the hundreds Of egs I've seen
taken off, ,her. arr only one or tao tina;
made much impression On n. mind. There
was on. circumstance connected with leg
wh!ch puzzled me- at the time, has puzzled
me ever since. and will 70 on puzzllng me
as long az live. |, was after the battle Of
West Point and there was Frenchman
in our regiment, | forget ms name, but he
was in Company A Well. he had bis leg
broken LN a ball compound fracture
above the knee and It had to be taken Of
at the thigh He stood It we'll, and did rot
want 10 have chloruform. but they made
him. Well this leg-it vas his left one
being taken Of - high up, Sou see. there
vas good deal Of il. and the boy dld not
want 70 throw Il out into hole, 50 they
looked about for something % bury il IN.
Al last the, found i cracker-hoA; but % yet
il in the, had TO double it up, bending the
knee sharply and turn the foot hack.
Which they did and then buried H.
After the Fr,nchman came round he "as
uneasy There was not much pain, he ,ald,
+ l., - 4 l.r r.ili eli
en his ieg ont: HI, lett. he SAID, t-l, all
kinked up " Bot YOU haven't got left
leg We told hun. No. know that, he
up lust the same Wei, did NOT Ano"
anvihing abou; the bnrlin. Of h- .s.. and
when HI said thi, "a me thought il wa
Just the ordinary pain atiar the operation,
though had never heard an, one ei>e dr
scribe the pain .. and believed i would
pas. of. But ID did not ile got more and
more UNEASY, HEd Kept decIarIg mat h:>
eft leg was cramptd and II he could only
>tragnten it out it would b. Al. right. he
went on in tins VA, 50 badly thai Al length
one of the boys ho had buried the l-x got
scared, and, without telling him, he went
out, dug up the leg, straghtenrd It out, and
rcburieL it without The boz.
We'll. gentlemen. DO YOU know that be-
fore thar boy had got back the French.nan
was as easy a. lamb Ah, but, morblsu !!
that is better he cried out suddenly. Nes,
that's better, that's better-and for ten or
fifteen minutes lie went on Just as II he
really had been relieved BY having his leg
straigh,ened out. lie never said another word
about being cramped, but declared his es
was perfectly easy now. 1t wasn't tll, may
be, a week afttrw ard tina, We told him ~ha,
had been done and then all he said was
'Ah but knew my ex was kinked up all
the time
There, gentlemen" he added, ''you may
explain that how YOU like; YOU may be-
lieye i, or no, as you like but all can say
is sac ii. and there we're plenty Of others
who knew about il at the time too"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08

little cousins. and sent many kind gift to
her aunt and she helped her pastor in his
work.
Kindly feelings grew in her heart, and
her face softened, and she grew agreeable in
appearance and attractive in manner And,
finally. the most softening influence in the
world filed her heart. She loved a good
man, who loved her ,enderly. Together
they live amongs, their children 10 old Hon
eytown. and are known as the mos, kindly
OF its people. No good object but they are
ready TO further. The miser's daughter has
conquered her hereditary vice one so near
ly allied to dishonesty that the miser is al
ready to become thief. and generally is
one-and the angels smile over her victory
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08
Miscellaneous.
A Novel Tenement.

mad always been a keen-~r,ied, shrewd
nou'ti' ou' ,he had al last. done one 81
'hose ioohsh things which even keen-witted
'Nie"u f'P,e viii DO IN their old age
'I,ie> we years before thls her hus-
oaha d'ed a'.d Ieit her me o!d homestead,
,ai.t 1''''' =" S'hali n"' fAthri
,a. ~
,a.t y N''' paiu' i'i
IN ~, "'.", ''' .r"' ihe,t M'
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&C. '''hl n" M .4i
pP'i '''eu .'.ef ~
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S'"' ~ '"ie'. was
NM "'' sell. M
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l'..'N HE 1'f hl' r. Ah' "h
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here kur, Elof, Y...l o., ,. - 49,
.are pe,-.,e,i,... tcr,r 81 ..r.,.I.,, '''
ho,bIr.i m ~, cId -
But Annie Carnrn,.r N,,a.r l,,t
80 ~ pen's Na''e' 4i1 nnt
pl-. HHu hot received Auht
"SS S-ss,i'. =
oi course she couli nave ,"!u 'he iatih'
but she could not bear The thought q TIT
ing elsewhere FINAL! she hi' upon 'he
pan OF giving Up "'e en'ne p.ope'H :"
some man. on 'ie '0h11''o'. ,'S' .e
pof'e" nei io' '"e '.'''AI''u.' - ~ '''' ~
Urn, i''S "i's s"' nav ans
" il NS4 ""'! 1.." s'" op " ~, '-s - -
o. ""' ''1"' i>i
enough 10 n'INe II o'e' " al '"'''e s''a"H
=, ~ho "on hei "'H'1 w" p''1S'"' O'u'
MS VIC vas Young anu Pte'H' oIt s'e "as
',Aeh' ana n. vas a. oi''. shii'ies' ai'a
et"i'N. ing iAin 'an uo"" s'e'u''! NOUS II
'he ~" !sh> he H'I''asgN ~ ~ ii I.
moI'saeeu h'"N'is Ahu ueSa"'P'u iN"'
hhodA iau a'"1Ns oee'' 'e' 'o",o''''''tuN :, L
person ana "heh 'hr "a' II, a."ne ~ ri
old nome she e"h,lueleI 'hA' !
70 her ho iohgsf' y mace 20 ulnsi'n,e Y
her mat me man hau 'lo'a.'t W, par .,
'he agreement ,>o' one VI 'et ''''', anu
'AoieN' OF '"e 'ooN'i's u'e"''' sue ,''N N''''
80 nam 't"'e' "oG'u sue lam a. 'Ie' W..
=, 10 s"e "ou'u ~" '''
M "'''i ''ds uo''e' l A"'% "e ''A''' ''',e
"Eat ne said ne "'u'u, ou' am gong 70 ~
as said ! "o4!c- ih'sr "'rRs ahu 'H'N
nome an ! hihe now an ! Y gong ~ ieA'e
them. ~ pIe,'H hAtu 'oi Ne 'iIeu .'eie
az my me, an tHinh nio'' ., mug" % ",
things as "ou'd o. i9!A>' fof me % ~
mere now, an 'e'A a, 'h'' ol.eN ~ w 'ol-
ner 'hai ia'hti "olsH' h.e "heH was mar
rled' ana my COOKING ''oNs' an ny '"u'i-'
an taoie' an my ui'he' mere III '''s cup
board. an thihk lheH alh mine ON.
VISA Ahhie ta,peh'ef manner WIS "''e' hu'
she ain l. ana IN eo'h =, ,.
but where VII you you GO Aunt hhoIa
said one woman ihrts "a' qu''e A.''
Ct th'm mere N Aunt hh'd" A'''r" '''f
ia! alter ne Poster, !eN'
N! plans az All '"lu' fvp''eu hli'
hhocA' stni9li,
i"H u hA'e Y Z" !" " a''ii>h IT, ''
markt 9he. hluht!l,
am gong !" me "''''Sh ls'' "h
! an aso'a 10 say IT'S y a r me li-'
an I iI.he, more y one iiehl lo'-I III
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08

starr King was Cniyer,alist but he
came the pastor Of a Unitarian church. He
dsclaimed both names, but once compared
himself to the little piece Of tissue that con-
nected the bodies Of the Ssmese twins. Mr.
Gordon, the new pastor of the Old South
church at Boston, seems 10 be performing
a similar Office between the Liberals and
Evangelicals, who we're both largely repre-
sented at his installation, and who have
since surrounded him together a, socia!
party which included such men US Dr. Webb,
DR.. Miner, Dr. Ellis, DIR. Herrick. DIR.
Withrow, and Dr. Clarke, beside many
distinguished laymen Of differing cr-eds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08
OolOrsd Mortality.
Prom TEXAS Sitting.

An Austin eo!ored party named Jake wa.
very late few days ago in getting down 10
the store. His employer. Col. Allspice, re.
buked Jake in somewhat severe language
Il want you TO understand this trifling will
never do. II you can't ge, down 10 your
work IN time, I'll hire somebody who can"
BOSS, don't be hard on me-" and the ne
gros eyes filled with tears "Why, what's
the matter with you Anybody sick9" Sick
don't know which am gwinter die fust, nv
wife or my old mudder" Il am sorry
spoke so harshy as that didn'. know i,
was as bad as that We don't need YOU
about the store. today" Thank YOU, boss.
Thank YOU kindly" and off he went Next
morning Col. Allspice asked Jake what he
meant by saying that his wife and mother
were dying. when he had seen both on the
street the day before. "Dyin'," exclaimed
Jake, opening his mouth wide enough to
admit OF a coffee mill being thrown into il,
and eleva,lng MS eyebrows in amazement.
"ies, dying. You said they were diving.
and half an hour after you left, your wife
come here TO see If YOU had drawn YOUR
wages for the last month. d" II nebber said de,
was DYING. Fl YOU was to see de way dev
opens dar moufs and takes in chunks Of ba-
con. you wouldn't spec dem Of diving.
bleeve did say didn't know which OF en-
was gwnter die fIst, and don't know that
yet; deys oote got sch good appe,ite.-I
knows one % 'em got ter die fust, but"
here Col. Allsp!ce interrupted the orator
with an axe helve, and the business reIa.
tons heretofore existing between them have
been severed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08

Gov. Fernandez, who was recently ap-
pointed Minister to France from Mexico
will leave May 8, and 80 through to New
York by special train, accompanied BY his
family and attendants.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08
C. C. BURRILL
an er.
ST TIE STREET,
ELLSWORTH, MAINE,
Does a General Banking Busi-
ness same as an Incorpora-
ted Bank.

Il4- plaster act. d.
r-otly upon the muscles
4ld the nerves Of the
ba, =. the seat Of all
pain No medicine to
throw your system cut
I order.
tprs.l Lung Troubles
whether local or deeply
>eatrd. this plaster viii
ice found 10 give instan-
relief.
For Kidney Trouble.
rheumatism, Seuralgia,
Pain IN the side and
Eoct -fchs, they are a
certain and speedy cure
Sold BY Druggists. for
* ct, Or five for sl.
Ma he'd on lrrcipf 4
price by
.D00LI TILE G, SETH
Gen. Agt-. l.u-t"
lyr4l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08
Poetry.
Don't Pity Yourself.

Don't pity yourself; il is petty and small:
our grief> are no greater than others have
borne:
Nor get into the habit of thinking that all
Are conten,cd and happy while YOU are for
lorn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08
-Foresiyht-M,ss Edith tayed

-foresight-Miss Edith laged s. !:
Mamma, they say the Gibbses have come
into whole lot Of money. Ella Stanford
says they are real common and vulgar, but
think We had better be very nice to them.
as there are two boys in the family about
MY age, and when grow up something
might come of it, you know"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08

- Representatives from the f.ra CHAP
t-Is of borGo.n college were pre.cnt A. u.
dinn.r given by the undergraduate members
of lota. Kappa. and Lambda Chsp'efs t rL-
Theta Delta Chi fraternity Of Harvard tufts
College and Boston University. Ftda>
night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08

An Austin grocer, after an unayaiiink
chase OF a small DO, who had been stealing
apples from in front of his store, shouted
after him, Never mind, my Young kid I'm
going to see Your mother about THE"
That. all right" yeled back the SINAI!
boy. You jus, go right up there. Pa tIled
a man full of buckshot the other day for
gong 10 see ~, ma. and reckon hr'. got
another dose laid us ay >omrw herr for lol."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08

a. NJ Hayes, grocer. Lewiston, has
made an assignment; liabilities are 5000
assets are Stock $500, and accounts $1,000,
Actual value OF assets !, called Sl2On
Joseph Robinson. commission dealer IN hay,
etc Bangor. has gone INTO INSOLVENCY, \
II. Comforth. dealer in general merchandise
Plt,stield, ha, Effected a settlement with
creditor, a, - cents on the dollar and Nj
continue the business BostoH .io"l0r|
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08
Pauper Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he has
/ contracted with the City Of Ellsworth for the
support OF the poor during the ensuing year and
therefore forbids all persons from furnishing sup
plies to any pauper on his account, as without his
written order, he will pay for no goods so furn.
ished.
Ellsworth. April :. lssl. s2tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08

The Mexican Congress will be asked to
repeal the law regulating the holding Of
real estate by foreigners in Mexico.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08

The attack Of the Pope on The frcr-
10 sson. IL not 10 pass unansveret and an
important concls,- are nov discussing tie
recent enc, ciicaI wItn H view nf preparing
an answer to il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08

Hon. :. ID. Lindsey Of Norridye~ock
died very suddenly at his home, Monda,
morning. Mr. Lindsey rad serious mtack
q pneumonia last fall, and has been in poor
h9alth during the past winter, bu- has been
apparently better during the spring. He
was able to attend the republican con
vention at Water,ile last "wednesday, and
va. AT church all da, SUNDAY. Monds,
morning his wife Vas awakened abou, az
o'clock, and turning 10 her husband. saw
ne was gasplng for breath 4 physician wa.
summoned. but life Vas extinct before hi.
arrival. Mr.. Lindsey has been a prominent
lawyer and hns been highly esteemed H.
Represented his district IL Congress for t.1
terms, the last term expiring in 1888 His
Ioss Will be deeply fe, IN hi. county a. vel
as IN the whole State. II. was sbout 3;
wears of age
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08

Money in London continues very eas,
and large transfers Of consuls arr reported
Scotland has been struck h, wave
OF almost winiry weather
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08

This powder never varies \ marvel Of puri,N
Strength AMI wholc-omcness. Morp economical
than the ordinary kind-, and cannot he -ohi In
competition with the multitude Of low test short
weight, alum or phosphate POWDER Sold nnIv IN
o""N'R"l Al RAki>G POWDER Co., ,lo6 Wsl.t Ny.
NrS nrm hr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-08
ADAMS BROS.
BANGOR MAINE.
n ANU "ACTCRERS
Silk and Stiff Felt Hats
BOOTS. SHOES. RIBBERS.
GLOVES. CANES. | NJ
BRELLA>. Etc.

" autI respectfully Ann"unrr to thc citlErn> -
Ell-u.,Irh and ,riuit, that th,y noW ready ="
-hoW the FINEST LINZ Of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-04-03
THO NAVAL DRAUGHTsMEN AND
CONTRACTORS.

The Board on the Chesapeake and ii
tributaries, organised by recent act Of Wiz
ginia legislature, offer q premium OF ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS fol
the BEST COMPLETE SET OF DRAW
lNHS, PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
FOX A STEAMER to be used In Virginia
waters tor the protection Of oysters-the boa,
TO be not less than los nor more than 10 fee,
over all. The drawings must set forth every
detail Of construction. with estimates rs u
tonnage, displacement, draught, speed, &c.
Provision TO be made for magazine. and
allowances for deck room for heavy gun
forward and AFT cS bins Tor officers and crew,
and calculations to requisite machinery for
high speed. The premium is offered for the
best suggesticns as to boat for police ser.
vice on the Chesapeake hay.
All communications should be addressed
to the undersigned, az d none will be consid-
cred after the llth day OF April 1884.
WILLIAM Il CAMERON,
Governor OF Virginia and President OF the
Board on the Chesapeake and It's Tributa-
ries. m3l.9t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-04-03

1t is hard to tell how much indignity
the average Democrat will bear for the
sake of party success, but If they can
stand being told how to vote by the
Chief Engineer of the paper Water
Commission, they can stand more than
they usually get credit tor. That gen
tleman is especially active in the Sec
and and Third wards, telling wavering
Democrats to vote the whole ticket this
time for the good Of the Democratic
party In doing this he is speaking
one word for his party, while he is
speaking half dozen words for him
self.
How very disinterested the boss "
must be when he knows that by the
success of the Democrats in those wards
ne will be put into an Office for an in
definite number of years at an indef-
mite salary, not less any how than $500
or s., 900 per annum. DO the honest
Democrats of the Second and Third
Wards, especially those who are op-
posed to the Water Commission and all
other commissions that subvert the will
of the majority of the people, stop
to think, by the success ofthe Democrats
in those wards, the Water Commission
will be put in full operation at an ad
ditional expense of $50, 900 to the city?
If they have not thought of this be-
fore they should think Of it now while
the only man who will profit largely by
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-04-03

HAS the Baltimore & Philadelphi;
Railroad Company,in constructing thei
road, a right to fill up and blocade Scot
street, making it impossible to either
child, man, beast or vehicle? If this
is in the agreement Of the city ordi-
nance then it is all right, if not it is all
wrong. While everybody in that sec
ton Of the city is heartily in favor OF
the railroad, and are willing to put up
even with Inconvenience for the sake
Of aiding the road, they too have rights
that they claim should be respected II
will be to the interest of the company
not to cxaSpera1e the citizens, and this
can be avoided by keeping Scott street
in a pasSable condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-04-03
GTEAMEK MARY MORGAN FL

OTEAMEK MARY MORGAN FOX
. Philadel Dhia. ~e
CAPTAIN JOHN +. /
TRUlIT, 2zHS
Wharf for Philadel. Ss161G ~
phia At a. N. touch
fng at South Chester. Chester and Billings
port Returning. leaves Arch street Wharf,
Philadelphia, at $50 p. IN.
Fare to Philadelphia, Csc. Excursion. +oc.
" " Chester l5c, l5c.
SUNDAYS at s a. m, returning. leave Arch
Street Wharf, at $50 p. ID.
Freight handled with care and at response
BILE rates. No intoxicating liquors will be
sold or allowed on the boat.
For excursion rates apply to the captain on
the boat or agent at Wilmington.
CHAkLES ROBERTS, President.
H. p WEAVER Agent at Wilmington.
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ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
IL REGISTRARS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.

Marcn I, 1854.
Upon the application OF Lemuel Graves,
Executor Of Rachel Graves, late Of Mill
Creek hundred. in said county. deceased. 1t
is ordered and directed by the Register that
the Executor aforesaid give notice of grant
ing of letters testamentary upon the estate
of the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date of
such Letters In six of the most public places
Of the county of New Castle, requiring all
PERI Ons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abideby an Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided ,
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period in the daily REPUBLICAN,, u
new spaper published in Wilmington, and
to be continued therein three weeks, 70. o. d. |
Given under the hand and Seal Of Of
flee of the Register aforesaid, at vii.
nngton. in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 5. &. BlGHS,
Register.
NoTICE.-AIl persons having claim
against the estate Of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attested to the Executor
on or before the 7th day OF March, 1855, or
abide the Ac, Of Assembly in such case made
q nd provided. LEM U Ell OR AYES,
Executor.
Address, Wooldale, New Castle Co., bel.
marlZ
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THE DEMOCRATS of Obi" wanted a
change last fall, and they got one in
the election Of lIoad!ey for Governor
upon platform Of " Free whisky and
no Sunday" Cincinnati contributed
largely to bring about this result, and
has just got her pay in burnt cour,
house, "A Quilted Jail, an Infatuated mob,
streets filled with soldiers, and the
slaughter Of a half hundred of her citi'
zens, and the wounding of three times
that number. More Democracy hardly
pays in Cincinnati.