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New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
MONEY MARKET
s.I., Mt the stock Exchnnze' A""
.;,I and monsy Matters.

.,o-i.y at the stock board and the business
Prices were oI'' oycd per Delaware and Hudson
snal" l. . pa' "s: 81 Trust t, Harlem ], Mohawk
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ID state. Cap, stock, Linen and Oiled SILK

United States Cap, Stock, Linen and Oiled Silk
MAHuFAc TORY.
TOBN NJ DAVIES JONES TO Luke Davies Son,
Of John street. New-fork Caps Stocks
Shirts Bosoms, UEder Shirts and Drawcr
Suspenders Hosiery Lambs Wool and Merno Gloves Cravat
HANDKERCHIEF Oiled Silk Patent Leather, wholesale and retail
Caps, Stocks and Shirts made to order.
Agency Shaker Shirts ani Drawers with general assortment
of Fancy Goods au1 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

u New-Yorix md Erie Railroad State Stock
hereby that the aud Erie Railroad Coapa
will sell at Public Auction, the Merchants Exchange, tho
of New York ION Friday, the 2l Of August 2 O'Clock
under the direction of the Comptroller One Hundred Thou
Dollars Of New York State Stock bearing
of per from the first day of September ncu
sey payable quarterly the first days Of January April July
October being stock issued of Chapter 96 of the Laws
said of the Si0 and cmbuNbls
2 day Of September, 1861.
The Merchants Bank New York, designated the
Stock will be place
for the payment of interest thereupon.
The will sold Certificates Of One THOUSAND Dollars
each and the will be required the of their
chac immediately after the sale when transfers will be
made accordingly. [j23 al3l JAMES BOWEN, Prcsidont
U To the Citizens of NcwnrI.-Thc Subscriber ori-
raj TEETH respectfully informs tho Public and his pat
calls upon him Newiork he has arranged that
wish by their address 40 Broadstree for the
ed will be attended The great he has had during
sona twenty-five he hopes VIII be sufhcent
guaranty. Terms moderate.
Pupils Mechanical aud Dental Surgery usual a No 2j
Broadway HENRY VIILERS NJ, d. Dental Surgeon
U Barunby Rudgc, by Box.-This capital story, from tn
othe mabe humorous and popular author of Oliver Twist
Nicholas Nckcby The Pckwck Papers Master Humphreys Clock
&C. of the volume the
NEWi0RkER March 2d last will be completed within the
As full of the Quarto edition still be supplied 20 sub
ber better opportunity obtain the work Is afforded Apply
mlo
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1850 do do 1860, sii, j. B. Smth Co.
5000 do do do SIT Ed. Walls
5000 Michigan Skies, 1853 67t T. Rigs Sale stopped
Dol bonds 1853 55 Daggat 81 Osrauder
llO0j do do do do i5t, H. Allen.
more offered, 81 bid
1000 do do 1889. 522 Benson g. Co
mors offered 80 bid.
iOGOO Arkansas Skies, 1861, 57 Spoiod, Tleson Co.
1000 Alabama f. Sixes 1872, 49, w. Kelly.
5000 do 81, Mr.. Palmer
$500 do Fives 1865, 6l, Cammunn, Whiteaouse & Co
5000 do do do 623, do do do
The Of Apaachoa meeting resolved
that day October placed
pcce basis and the Of the suspended banks shall only be
their specie value They recommend
meetings for the purpose may
of action.
Of the stockholders of the Bank of St. May Gco
decided that view Of the limited Of the mercantile
place. and the expense of managing the bank
bic that should be wound with little delay practicable
meeting stockholders will be held Cd Monday
bcr the subject
At tNewOean specie light demand 3a3 per pro-
MUM Treasury Notes per and scarce little demand the
Hall Francs ST SIS Sight
Gas Tng sales of Texas Treasury Notes 5c
The Schuy kill Navigation Co has declared per Ct
for the last Blk months.
sequence by having
honored the NJ Am Trust and Banking Co. which
drawn
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
Walden Pell. Auctioneer.
BY ID, e. 81 w. PELL N co.
Store 81 Wcll-stree
THIS nav

THIS DAY
At / TO II O'clock
Refined susa35 bbl Crushed Refined Sugar hhd
New-Orlcans Mola>sss.
Armony-A quantity of Anmony cash. for Of whom
may
Gins pipes Holland Gin, entitled TO dcberturc
At II o'clock, the pier above Peck slip,
LemonsThe balance fresh Sicily Lemons now sua
from brig Elizabeth,
At o'clock Coal Yard foot of Montgomery ST. T. K
Superior Irish MarbcThc the brig Shmsier con-
l53 blocks superior Irish Marble. from the Bay'ncrc
quarries. Principally large aud desirable sizes.
Catalogues dimensions, &c week previous TO sale
Terms 500. approved endorsed
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

LADY, having taken house handsomely situated in Hudson
"A Chab aud opposite Duane Park dcsirous OF
respectable boarders exceed six eight
number with small family, be
accommodated by addressing line H. Y the office of the Tri
hume. VIII Iylh he ily nded % nul0 Ii
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CASTLE GARDEN.

CONCERT FIREWORKS, Tuesday evening, August 10Th
" night OF MRS MORLEY and third night Mr. GRA
HAM the distinguished comic singer and Of Mr. ARCHER and Mr.
BEAMES.
will be under the direction of Mr. Beames who will
O'Clock prec-ey.
Between Of the Concert
ef half AMI hou for Refreshments.
fifteen will he devoted for Refreshments
the display OF FIREWORKS under the
inten of HALL, the eminent Pyrotechnlst
Wednesday evening will be presented the Grand ERUPTION
OF MOUNT yESUVIUS.
Ok A.. bafcn
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

S5lJVV
~, ,e below Of the sale of State Stock, pledged
@ n. Comptroller which offered to-day The
veil attended by capitalists and full prices
.,.y sbtained All tine ~ York por-
non of the balance withdrawn, of Pal
er Of Merchants Bank for the prices they brought to-day
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
WIN. "a. CAKY 81 co.

WM. "a CAKF N TO.
PFARLSTREET Opposite Cedars have for sale ~ the
OO package city Joboer, retailers and the
country trade full complete Combs and Fancy Goods
which viii the They have lately reserved IN
store the following viz:
70 cases Ivory Combs deep and Of every length
5000 dozen Shell Combs of and description
5000 do imitation do every for shipping
80 cases HAIR Cloth and other Brushes, full assortment
25 cases English pack and pound Pins of all prices
cases Needles Hemmng SoR and other approved makers
Ceases Knitting Pins and Bodkins.
Spool Cotton, Corset and Boot Lscets Tapes, Cords
Hooks g. Eyes. Silver Pencil Cases, Silver ThlRbles.
Brass and Steel 1himbles, Percussion Caps
Penknves and Scissors Cards Razors, Spectacles,
Accordeons. Suspenders, Garter, Beads
Pearl Gilt, lasting and velvet Buuoas of all kinds
Bone Buttons Whaebone Goods London and other Soaps
Perumery Gilotts Pens Morocco Pocke, Books
and great variety goods well adapted for city and country
-,ds we'll worth the attention of Dealers jyl4:lmis
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
Iron Foundry, &c. AIT Auction.
NHBLO's GARDEN.

X Tuesday Evening, August 30, iS41.
NREAT ATTRACTION-As series Vases and Quadrlles
will be played in the PR HOMEMADE MUSICALE.
Tho evenings will with OVerture
Two splendid Overtures.
After which will be presented Second me) Burota called
THIRTEEN TO THE DOZEN
of half hour will be allowed for Refreshments
Musicale the GRAND SALOON In which
Splendid erected designed represent the
TEMPLE OF APOLLO, II la Musard.
Magnificent FIREWORKS, by Mr.. j. Edge.
II
with fourth tme Burletta Ballet written
expressly for Mr. H. Wells and Miss Wells, with new
Scenery, Dresses, &C. called
FLORA AND ZEPHYR; or THE FESTIVAL OF CERES!
Opennr Soo-Morning breaking Dir Chapman
Ar-IOddess
Song-The Queen OF Flowers behold Miss Wack
SongZephyr, spread thy pniOns high Miss Waiiack
pretty Blue Bell Miss E. Petrie and Mr. Chapman
Chorus-Reoce Rejoice All the characters
The following Scenery will bo presented:
Sylvan Lake Nymphs eposng banks of Flowers
,. Landscape and Bower!
Mystic Temple Of Ceres tho Goddess brilliantly ilu-
minated and Ascension Of Flora!
Tickets Fifty Cents
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

GENEEEisfcN pleasant with full board,
VI gbe tho business part OF the CITY,
2Oj Fulton Broadway Terms
moderate. References exchanged asl0 lw'
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fss =. DRAPER, Jr.

quarrles. Principally large and desirable
Catalogues dimensions, &c week previous TO sale
Terms, months $780, approved endorsed notes
BY =. DRAPER, Jr.
Store 81 WiRiGr,-street. corner OF Pine-srest
yNRENCH GCODs-On Thursday, August l2th, at Ten
French Dry Goods received ale arrivals
-among which Seasouable and desirable articles
Aso without reserve, 500 64 Rich Broche Shawls
S4 do do do.
800 0.i do. do.
following German Goods SO white
black and state colored Cotton Stockings
A,o Thread Laces desirable sort
white Frnge white and colOred COT
Gloves. mems lined cotton Gloves
Also heavy mied Gloves, wooden Socks.
a large of worried and cotton Shawls
varied and elegant assortment oil
Shaw and andkerchf consisting of Printed SIX ana
Hdks, Embroidered Cashmere ditto extra
Wool Muslin de LANES stvlc.
PACKAGE SALE
On al Auction Room.
Dry tiood comprising large
articles adapted 10 the m
gBde.
Terms Six Months for Catalogues and
Samples on the morning of sale.
Iron Foundry, sc. at Auction. -
viii be sold by WILKINS ROLLINS Aucioneers, TUES
DAY - o'clock upon the
premises that certain builng used IRON FOUNDRY,
of Rivingon and Lewis eets
the City OF New ork being IN depth on
side hundred adth and twenty
Boiler Cupoa for melting on
upon upon the premises Also different
Foundry business consisting OF Machinery hf
apply 10
the Auctonoers No ii Broad street. au6 tau2i
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

sSTOPPE d. (under crcumstanccS) from small
- gold cha which the have h. proving
v md PAVING charges. Apply TO H. e. STONE,
BIZ No. los Canal-sIreet
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o.. n YAED-Inst stolen Friday last. supposed TO
y " be of Kpp Brown large poch cbook
$50 $780, payable D. Muuer order,
payment of which stopped, with sundry b's. receipts &c
aulOIt' d. MAUJER 6l Whlesreet.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

SEyANTE D-Paces three first CoachLcu and Grooms,
w understand horses having served regular
premiership business the old country Their recommends
the Apply 5g Broadway y0 I'm
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lSaa = GRAND AND NOVEL EXC6R

A RTIFECEAL TEETH.-M LEVETT oENTlSTa6 200
OF Warren original noduer into this coun
teeth the principle Of Atmosphere PRESSURE as
pracced BY Mers Grey Beasa Prou of Londo oegs to call
OF the public suoned most natc!in esmoni
al of MS professional skill and the excellence and lnouy OF MS
system from gentleman honorable character and dstn
gushed reputation widely known need any comment
Copy of letter from Judge Noah TO N Levitt go
NEw-YoRK, May "a lS4i.
RSkIt both of iaty aad pleasure to state that
the artificial teeth pncips Of pressure
which made lady family has succeeded IN every re-
spc appearance comfort and utility and given enne
With your ard success am
dear your obedlent servant, (Signed) n ". SoAh
To NJ Levett, DENTIST EoO Inls
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

INANTED-Situa:ons for American nurses cooks girls,
w country places 10 English and Irish girls for
places; and small girls. Apply the
Intelligence Office, i56 Broadway Tatea,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

BOARDING REDUCED-Having taken the large aud
house block from Broadway where
lemen can board $3.50 per week
beds by applying No. Howard
cor of Elm entrance in Elm. street jy2l
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

(tENTEEI. BOARDING. large and pleasant parlor
N small adjoining desirable for gentleman and his
wife, obtained board 2i East Broadway One
single gentlemen have full partial board References
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

D0ARDPNG.-Snge gentleman (and others residing in
ID City be accommodated with good
Board without iS Futons Also three four
| car have Dinner only If desired. Jed tfr
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-14
For George Knapp,
:. Inhn s. Wiesilinp.

lOlIOWluS iSSOlutiOu, "H'Ou was H6'OSN
to:
ResOlSed, That the standing rules oI
the last session be adopted for the govern
ment Of the Senate, until others are pre-
lerred and adopted.
Mr.. Henderson offered for adoption
the following resolution, which was agreed
to:
RSsoiDed, That message be sent TO
the House of Representatives, informing
them that the Senate have organized by
the election pro tenn Of James J. Faran,
Esq, Speaker, Thomas ]. Morgan, Clerk,
and George Knapp DoOr-keeper and Ser
iesnt-at-Arms, and are now ready TO pro-
ceed to business.
The Speaker announced tho standing
committee on Privileges and Elections TO
consist Of Msssrs. splngler, Hazleine and
Root.
% motion of Mr.. Barley Mr. Flood
was admitted within the bar Of the Sen.
ale as Reporter for the Ohio States
man.
On motion of Mr.. Nash, James Gillel
was admitted within the bar of the Senate
as Reporter for the OHIO State Journal
! Mr.. Henderson offered for adoption 6
resolution authorizing and requiring the
Sergeant at Arms to call upon the
Secretary Of Stale for one copy Of the col
lated laws, and one copy Of the Journal.
Of the last session, for each member, enC
three copies Of Chase's statutes; which
resolution was agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Carpenter,
John DufIey was admitted within tht
bar Of the Senate, as a reporter for til,
| Ohio freeman.
On motion Of M. BARLEY, the follow
resolution was considered and agreed TO
ReSolocd, That committee Of three
members be appointed to examine the
Journals Of last session. and report the
unfinished business of the same.
On motion Of Mr.. Hazletine, the San
alto resolved when it adjourned to NEE
al 10 O'Clock A. NJ and when i
took a recess to meet at 3 o'clock p. NJ
nntl further ordered.
| Mr.. Thomas offered the following res
olution'
RcsOlved. That tho Sereant-at.Arml
be authorized TO appoint messenger bo
for the Senate whose compensation sha
bo per day.
On motion Of Mr.. Spangler, the blau
in the resolution was filled with the wore
"one dollar"
Mr. Leonard, after some debate d.
manded the yeas and nays, on the pa.
) sage OF The resolution. which being ortle
cd were, yeas 30, nays 6. So the quos
ton was agreed to.
Mr.. Thomas then offered for adoplio
the following resolution
Resolred, That the Serieant-at-Arm
of The Senate, be authorized to appoint a
assistant, whose compensation shall b.
for each day, ho shall serve as sucI
assistant.
Mr.. Taylor, moved to lay the resolution
npon the table, and on which motion, Mr.
Thomas asked the yeas and nays:
Mr.. Taylor commended that provision
was already made by law, for this pur
pose, and should vote against tho resolu
tion.
The question upon indefnite postpone
mont was thon taken and lost. Yeas Il
and nays lS.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas, the resolu
ton was then postponed until to-mol
row.
GA motion ofMr. Leonard, the Scnat
took recess until 3 O'clock.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MoNDAy, December 6. ls1l.

This body convened in the RnDresenta.
tive Hall at 10 o'clock, A. M. when. i,
was called to order by Mr.. Jenkins, OF
CalumbIana, who oficiated as Chairman
in the organization of the House. The
following members elect from the sever.
al counties, came forward, presented then
credentials, took their usual oath of Office
as administered by Esq. Wood, NAV,
or OF Columbus, and returned to their
seats.
Ashtabu!G S. r. Taylor.
AtieHs and MeigS.--J. d. Ackley,-.
Titus.
Adams, Highland and Fayehe.--Abra.
ham Lawman, John A. Smith.
Belmont Samuel Dunn, VIM. Work.
man.
B4tler.--JOel B, Mcfarland, John Nc
Closkey.
Cayahoga.--Thomas NJ. Kelley.
CoIumbiGnG.--John NJ. jenkins.
CosheGton,-Josoph Meredith.
ClcrmoHt, Brown and Clinton eide.
on on DunhGm, Reader Wright Clarke and
Stephen Evans.
SAdmpatgA, u. McCrea.
DeIGwdrs, Marion and Crawford -
George W, ShaIP, Thomas w. Powell.
James Griffith.
Ea'rfeM.--Wm. McClung.
Haakii".-Jos. Chenowith, Nathaniel
Medbery.
Gcapga.--John P. Converse.
GHernSey.- --Brown.
GGllia, Laurence and Scioto.-Mosos
Gregory.
Greene John Fudge.
Huron and Erie Eleutheros Cooke
HarrisoR.--Josiah Scott.
= Hooking, Ross, Pike and Jackson
paalel Aarshner, John James, Leerand
q hIGImiltOn. oliver Jones, William
r + HATCH Robert shoOrs, James H
Jefferson Dnd Caroll.,-Ma,hew A,kin.
son, Joserh Kithcart. " 1A'A'n'
4a0r'-Caleb 4aG J; MeNuhy.
LOrGiR.--A, A. Bliss.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-14

VERMOET.-The Vermont Legislature
adjourned sine die, on the twenty FIRST
instant.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-14

FREE TRADE.-The exports of Texas
last year exceed tho imports BY $75, 900.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-14
Gideon NJ. Ayers 81
John NJ. Gallagher, "a

NldeoN NJ. Ayers having received a
majority of all the votes given, was de-
clared duly elected. The House then
proceeded in like manner, to ballot for
sergeant-at-arms, VIXEN the following re-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-14

MT. MorBah appearing at The Glerk's
desk, the oath Of office was administered
BY Judge Swan, and the Clerk then pro
ceedsd to. the performance Of his du
ties. X
The Senate then proceeded to balloI
for se1eant-atArms and doorkeeper, pro
ten, when i appeared that George Knapp,
Of Sensca comfy, had majority Of all
the vo,es given, and was declared duely
elected. ThevOle stood as follows;
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-30
SCOTLAND--WONDERFUL I'M.
PRoVEMENTs IN THE HIGHLANDS.

A wonderful change has been wrought
within few years, in the Highlands Of
Scotland; marshes have been drained,
excellent roads made, and even the high
est hills, hitherto barren, are covered
with verdure. Hill sides, too rugged and
steep 10 be ploughed, are drilled by hoe.
A man with an apron full of bone
manure, which is made by grinding, and
consequently easily scattered, and turnip
seed, follows the hoe and scatters the
manure and seed; after it is covered, no.
thing more is necessary, than to turn in
the sheep at the proper season, who fat
ten on the turnps. Immense quantities
of wool and mutton are thus produced for
The London market; and what has chang
ed entirely the face of the country, and
produced competition among proprietors
and renters, is "the Highland Society,""
the most effectual in the world for the en-
couragement of agriculture, This Socie-
ty meets once year at different towns,
and valuable premiums are offered to the
competitor. A proprietor who has built
for his tenant the most convenient and
beautiful cottage, at the least expense, is
rewarded with gold plate. He who has
built the greatest number of such Gotta.
ges upon his estate, receives.a premium
The tenant who can raise the most pro
duce from four or five acres, has the fin
est hedges, most beautiful little garden
&c, receives premium. All such com.
petitors must furnish their names and pla.
ces of residence six months before the
meeting of the Society. A premium is
offered for the best essay upon the man
agement of forest trees, pointing out the
sections best calculated to produce frstl
oaks-and all kinds of useful and orna-
mental trees. Those persons are reward
ded who have imported any new, useful
or ornamental tree from any part of the
world: if several compete, the premium
is given to him who has the greatest mum.
Der Of the most fourishing. Besides
these things, premiums are offered for the
best specimens OF cattle, fruit, clothing
&c. The Chairman of the last meeting
had on pair of pantaloons, the wool o
which was shorn at daylight, the article
ready for him at might. The most veal
thy and powerful noblemen are alway
present; a dinner is provided, speeche
made at the close, and music and beaut
lend their charms upon the occasion. Un
der the auspices of this Society, the i'm
provements have been wonderful: 9Th
desert has become a fruitful field-tb
wilderness has bloomed and blossomed a
the rose."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-30
From the Holmes County Farmer.
THE FARMERS AND THE CUR
RENCY

We invite the special attention of the
farmers of this county, to the two articles
on the subject Of the crops, trade, and the
currency, which will be found in to.day's
paper. We think that if the farmers of
Ohio were 10 investigate the subject Of
Banking, currency and trade, and become
thoroughly acquainted with their opera
tons, it would not be long until the cur
rency was properly regulated. LegisIa-
lures and congresses may legislate. and
"un legislaie," from now till doomsday-
they may create State Bank and Nation
al Bank regulators of the currency-they
may make general banking laws--and in
vent safety fund system-but they will
all be found to be mere humbugs-alI
"moon-shine," as the yankee says--total-
ly incompetent to bring about the objects
for whichithey were created. So long as
the farmers, mechanics, and laborers, will
receive shn-pIasters and bank notes of
double credit, so long specie will be- de-
nied-and even small change will find
its way into the pockets or money draw
ers of the timid and miserly portion Of
community, and there it will remain -
How often have we seen men go into q
store ormachanic shop and purchase a
shilling or two worth of goods, and throw
down ragged one dollar note--but when
it is actually and positively refused-the
specie is always forthcoming. The peo-
pie receive ragged and beggarly notes,
and use all possible tact and maneuVres
to get clear Of them again.
But if our farmers were to demand
specie or bank notes, which are at pal
value in the eastern cities, for their pro-
duce, and positively refuse to sell, unless
paid in that currency, they would instant
1 ly receive it. Does any one suppose that
the wheat buyers Of Massillon and Glove
land get paid for the whest which they
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-30
BROTHER Dow JR., in a late sermon,

BROTHER Dow JR., in a late sermon,
thus exhorts the whgs:--
"Gve ear TO my words and hear nv
counsel, o ye wings! that ye may be pre-
pared to meet your latter end in hope;
for your days of whiggery are numbered,
and your log cabins have become the
abode of pigs and bats.
81 will liken your heads unto cider bar.
fels, the cider of which has spilled, Ieav.
ing the pumice of prosperity decaying
among the seeds Of adEnEsity which have
already grown into ii deadly UpaS Of
desolGtion. Its poisonous effluvia has
reached the river Of happiness--kAling
the fish Of hope and destroying the min
nowS of promise. Why will ye not then
90 to the fountain of Ofdem1cracy and clean
your filthy craniums Of their filth, and Gil
them up with the plants Of truth and the
seeds of honestly Yes, help the demo-
Gratis TO nurse the tree ofprosperity which
the 6re of whiggery has SO nearly destroy
ed.
"Your mouths | will liken 10 tunnels
which convey the cider of Wickedness
down 10 the gloomy stomach of maligni-
~, there to be distilled into genuine
brandy. Yea, | will hken your mouth to
the crater of Aetna, casting forth the
fires ofdestruCtion on the fair vineyard Of
pleasure. Cease, o ye wings, and hence
forth let the wine of Republicanism be
your drink, and the bread Of Democracy
your foUd, so shall your bones be covered
with the genuine fat of happiness. Then
shall your country rejoice in the prospect
ofincreasing happiness and glory, Gnd fu-
ture generations will mention your names
with reverence, and strive to initiate your
example.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-30

Reader do you ask what has become OF
Mr.. Smith? Soon after his marriage he
ascertained that he had married the
daughter of an overseer. She bad been
educated and furnished with the means
10 "show off," by paternal uncle, who i'
now married and has an heir TO his estate.
1t has been recently ascertained that Mr..
Smith is insovent. Mrs. Baldwin and
Edward have changed their opinion with
regard 10 marrying for money.-SOuth.
ron.