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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03

A tariff bill has at last been introduced
into the House. Of Representatives, by Mr.
Saltonstall, repeating the provision Of the
DISTRIBUTION act which suspends the Ope'
ration Of that act while the duties exceed
20 per cent. Itis supposed that this bill
will moi pass both Houses; and that If it
does, the President will veto it.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03

Gen. Wilson, OfIowa, in late address
states that the price of shOeing horse 10
Iowa is s., and that it takes wagon load
Of corn to pay for it. He says man Whe
knows how to hamAer iron can make more
money than a me mber of congress.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03
The Albany Argus states that the Eric
Canal was opened and navigation com
mencsd OF the goth ult.

Loss efthc Haprc Packet LOsis PAiI-
IPPe, Of FstO York.-Tks packet ship
was lost off Long Island on the mOraing
OF the l4lh. She had about half 9 freight
ans one hundred passengers. Ship . to-
tal loss. The cargo will be saved in 9
damaged state. She wss built fsur years
since at a cost sf $4,000, and was insur-
ed for $4,000.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03
Notice.

A LII persons interested will take notice that
n William w. RObb, on the 18th day of April
A. d. l942, sued out writ Of attachment from
the court of Common Pleas of Brown county in
the State Of Ohio, against George N. Proctor,
for the sum Of 6ve hundred and sixty dollars,
which writ has been served and returned.
Attest, JOHN H. BLAIR, CLERK.
Dated May 2nd,Is42.
A. ELLISON.
Attorney for Prf.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03
THe Gill Ia Alperti.er ,.peaking

THe CaIiGs { Ms,) AluertiSer speaking
si the "hard tines" in the country, says
"Our provincial nSighbors ere, ifany thing
worse off than We. The Poor hOuSei \
St JShn has frsm 1900 to 1000 inha Bit
ants, Notwithstanding the distribution oi .
couple Of thousand pounds among
the ST. John pSOr BY the House Of
Assembly. Business Of all kinds is at q
staadStiIl."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03

Mr.. s. Nsdary, Editor of the Ohio
Statesman has rscovereda verdict of$3S7
so against Harper and Gorbott, publish
err of the New Lisbon Palladium, for a
libel relative to the quasi quirss Of the
Slate paper.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03

Import t OI.-During the month Of
March there arrived Al vsriOuS ports Ofthe
United States, le ships, 2 barques, and |
brig-tOnAsgs 6o4S-wth 1888 barrels
sperm oil, and 80. 7e9 barrels whGls ell
total 2,2O7, ,l0o gallons.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03

A young man named Luthur BOardAOn
of LIE Roy, N. Y. lost his life few days
since, by the bursting Of a rifle. The
broken pieces Of the barrel entered his
skull, and he died ina few days after
wards. The rife was CUT one, and was
heedlessly loaded with sMor.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03

A LII persons having legal, claims against the
~ estate Of Calsb Jennings, late Of Clark
Township. BrOwa County Ohio, d"c'd, are re-
quested to present them 20 tne unaeF.ignsd, le-
gaIy authenticated 'ICI 'ss.,smSn, within one year
..,"ts a. reaiested TO make immediate paw
u.t JOHN ROSS,
"'' JANE Jennings, Admrs-
OfCALEB LEMINGs, deed.
April 97th, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03

RHODE ISLAND. President Tyler has
written letter to the Governor Of Rhode
Island, in effect promising his aid to the
existing authorities under the old charter,
in case Of hostility,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03

Arrest-Richard BorOughs, stage dri-
YER, has been arrested near Pittsburgh, as
the psrpsttator ofthe frequent rObbSries
between GAINESVILLE and Lancaster. He
is now in Jail at Columbus.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03
Tie RscorIsr of Charleston

The Recorder Of Charleston has dis
charged ten of the British ship Ann Hull
The whole crew originally we've brought
to that city on a charge Of mutny on the
high seas, they having seized and confirm
cd the master with hand cuffs and
straight Jacket; on the allegation Of bis
intoxicStion Or'insanity. On the clearing
of the ship from Charleston 20 Liverpool
on the lSrh, the ten above referred to
we're detained in prison, the captain haV.
ing made affidavit that he considered his
life and the safety of the ship wsuld be
endangered, ifhe attemptedItO carry them
home, in any way. The ten men were
brought up, by habeas corpus, before ia
cob Axson, tho Recorder Of Charleston,
10 obtain their discharge. On Thursday
the RsNTder gave his opinion, discharg-
ing the prisoners, on the ground that in
the absence Of any treaty to that effect
between this country and Great Britain,
there was ne authority TO arrest or dOtain
them as fugitivOs from justice.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03

Why is drunkard nearly ready to sign
tho pledge like a skeptical HindOO? Be-
cause he is doubtful whether to give up
the jug or not (Juggsrnaut.)
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03

.nR. B. F. SMITH, Surgical and MechanIs
II cal DENTIST, one door west Of tie Lu-
theFan Church, on 9th street. Cineinnati, will Wis
u GeoFgetown two Of three times during the
year.
March 81, 1912. ''I1
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03


10 Senate, 10 day Hon. Charles NJ.
Conrad, senator elect from Louisiana, vice
Hon. Mr.. MOuton, resigned, appeared.
vas qualified, and took his seat.
Mr. Woodbury's resolution, directing
sbs committee on commerce to inquire in.
10 the stats Of our tonnage, trade and
commerce with foreign Governments.
whslher PHOSPHORUS or otherwise, wbeth.
eEthe regulations Of other Governments
are in conformity with exciting arrange.
menis, it not, what measures are nee.
sssafy to susuFe reciprocity &C., was ta-
3 keh UP.
MS. Woodbury. advocated the resolution
nTging the necessity offall information on
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03

Georgetown, April 2slh, ls42.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-28
Albany.
TCorrespondence of the Herald. ]


iff ALBANY, August rs, 1872.
albany Republican ArtM1y-Bloody S9th--4lbany
B,1gesses Corps Gorernor--Leg isLotme-- Mi.sic
Naturalization Fhmiiy-N. Y. Members
Iron Steamers, 8c. 8r.
GENERAL BENEFIT ..Hf
DEAR Sri ti
My letter which appeared 10 Thursdays paper
caused quite sensation in military circles Every
spectator Of the scene confessed it to be faithful
and accurate description Of the events as they took
place. Capt s. had nothing to say. The qucs-
ton has been taken hold OF by the Brgadier Cen
eral McCabe) and will be investigated Barney
H says he don't care straw, rs his duty was
done, (nor would any patriot have hesitated a mo-
ment did they possess the couraEe) in obeying his
superior offlcer IN arresfing turbulent comman-
dant. .ltf f'lN ]g t
Capt. Strain is military store keeper and has
charge OF the N. Y. 5. Arscnal-an important trust
He ought TO have displayed more zeal for the ser
vice by showing his discipline in executing orders,
though to hIJ own disadvantage There are three
brothers OF them--all military characters The Ma
lor keeps the Saloon in Maiden Lane, an excellent
house--he is polite and attentive to all who visit
him.
Quite mistake was made in one paragraph
you stated the captain" would have logged S,ap,
s. were il not for his sacred calling ana Dlack
csat-it should have been Chaplain" However, /
IL was my fault perhaps. II may not be customary
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Boston.
(Correspondence of the Her,Id.

tCorespondence Of the Herald.J
BosroN, Aug. "a, 1892.
Literature Tariff Manufdc tures--- Irude---RaR-
cdy-Cnnard Linc--Fyench Steam Line Hdpre
Tfade-Ship Moseae-P,ospeds
DEAR BENNETT
This Is commencement week, and the city IL
usually full OF strangers attracted by the literary ex-
hibitions at Cambridge. All the hotels are over.
flowing The merchants, however, wear very
sombre faces, and in State street there is more
gloom and anxiety than there has been since the
suspension in 1897 The factories make no divi-
dends, and men who have their thousands and ten,
of thousands in manufactures are at loss for funds
to go TO market; goods sell at various prices, and
Washington have so depressed stocks of the firmest
and best established companies, that YOU can
scarcely give them away.
This city has from sixty TO eighty millions in
manufactures-has built up fourishng towns and
smiling villages, and made home market for
$4,000, 600 per annurn, of the products of other
States-has been able by It's income to build rail-
ways and loan to the Government, and hold up its
head amid the ruin Of other sections. But il isnow
alterng under the gross msmanagement of Con-
ercss. What is TO be the end of all this Nothing
keeps up the place but the western railroad The
western merchants are buying here several thou
sand packages Of domestics were sold last week at
very low rates, large part OF which take the west
ern road. About 1900 tons of goods weekly enter
the CITY by this route, and the increase Of the two
roads from Boston TO Albany is understood 10 be
over $40, 900 per week.
The Cunsrd Line is doing better, the last packet
brought lob passengers and earned over $500 by
the run a fair business these dull times.
Some OF the influential men here have been en-
tcranpg the French Commissioners, and pointing
out TO them the dry dock depth of water, and other
advantages of the port not forgetting the direct line
But ! suppose the New Yorkenwil Try 70 pursuads
them that the longer route is preferable. AT all
events The trade bs tween Boston and Havre is on
the increase. The Mozele briggs over 300 packages
of div goods the largest cargo imported this season
from Havrc into the United States
n bc tariff were only properly settled this place
wouId now 60 ahead, and it deserves to- for it is full
Of enterprise and public spirit. tr
Yours. r AsuoDEUs.
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DISEASES OF THE
EYE AND EAR.

1872 BROADWAY, Corner John street, up stairs
I SHANkS, NJ d. respectfully announces to the public.
a. that for the better accommodation Of his patients from
abroad well those Of the city. he moved his office
AZ above stated where he will attend from 70 o'clock daily
to the treatment and OF all diseases incident uman
eye and ear and the diseases Of Women and Children From
so o'clock daily will be devoted the cure
o. miscellaneous cases Of disease department Of med
cine, including those OF private and delicate character
Doctor Shanks IN order to acquire the con6dr Of
gers and 70 guarantee the public against the feeling
practitioner Of medicine Of years Duration graduate the
University Of the city Of New York and that his inaugural
dissertation for the degree Of Doctor of Medicine from this
University, entitled" The Human Eye. Anstomcally Phsio
logically and Enthusiastically considered" elected the highest
approbatoy encomums from Professor Mott before the
sembed counciand professors Of this learned Univ dur
rug the public examination and defence of the
d. regrets the necessity he under in adverne these
eircumstance so repugnant to the delcacy Of
hearted physician but the duty he himself and the
gard he IS bound TO have for the preservation Of the public
health impenousy demand that he should speak What
must the regularly educated physician who has spent years
and who holds the sealed testimony of learned
authority before whom he Examined practice suck
must bel respectfully enquire lrcmsn silent in his Office
and allow hmset be thrust from the legitimate ground OF his
scientific exeron, by the bold pesuming reckless quacks
No l. for will not submit H. And in order TO place
this subject before the public in apopcr light and in snch
direct towards IL the public strongest
possible manner propose to publish edaely my views
more Al length on this topic.
Those Of the public and the profession who are disposed to
second my efforts will please call my Office and subscribe
shilling. snai imsr
-f
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OCULISTS.


CELEBRATED EYE WATER.
NO. 10 BARCt Y STREET, within two doors of the
Astor Hc,it Ills preparations are perfect cure for all
nr1ammatoryG sse Of the eye, weakness Of sight, &C.,
neverfa IN yng nebnas of the longest standing without
CERTIFICATES
certify that Jacob Valentine youth Of about fifteen
oil age brought house last fall apparently blind He
Dr Francis whose treatment has been the means, under
Rector Of st. Georges Church, Beekmsnst.
This + to certify that tive Of my children afflicted with
with nebulas covering the sight Every remedy resoted
10 without good effect and espaed OF them being
recovered They are perfectly restored TO sight by Dr.
''' pANiEt s. JONES, 400 Pearl street,
The ;kfnl treatment Of Dr. j. Francis my sight is per
MARTHA BROWN, 1T Forsyth street.
m s3EoRGE BENEDICT,
Paste Of the Stanton street Church.
eye and from the oD Francis wonderful preparation 70,
that my Hfysi neg Sdg.
cacy Dr. Francis preparations Tor diseases Of the eye
vauabl, remedies. ~
aac1e Dsns, r,sG; Of
John PYk. Agent of the Home Mission Society.
Jacob hounsr, Pastor of the North Baptst Church.
Joeph Andreade Roman Catholic Priest of St. Peters
Numerous certificates be the Office Prepared and
SOLD only BY Dr. Francis 10 Barclay street. New York
Ahosal Eyes inserted which be distinguished from
rep sSdf 'hs ss snd. and the public
ha consequence Of the OF his business Dr. Genny
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London and Of the
New 10Th Medical Society has Joined him. and every conf
Once hours from A. M, until +. M. jyO 3msc
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Bankrupt List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK

SUUIHEKN UISIKICT OF NE" IV7SH'
Edward p. Heycr and Henry a.: Hcyer (hrm
r. p. N ii. Heyer,) extensive hardware dealers,
Pearl street, New York. This is fresh and valu-
able estate never having been previously assigned.
The stock of goods on hand has been appraised at
S2 00O besides large assets in stocks, notes, book
debts, &c--Oct. 8
Asher Robbins, ". f.--Sept. -
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IMPORTANT TO
III O u 5 K X f. f. Pc z S

A FEW IMPROVEMENTS have been made upon Fisks
a ratant Nose Copkng steye rendering it impossible
one who has had experience the kind OF
stove The Novelty Stove is the only cooktovs which has
principle all Others being combination Of old plans remodled
IN PATTERN bearing
the sale without regard to utility economy. The No
yeity Stove warranted all every purpose
money will be refunded The oven which is much larger thar
Der more and owing the peculiar of
are nearly twice large be used upon any other of
same size: Among the extra fixtures large boiler
ing 80 gallons or ~ barrels alarge rotary gdddle which will
oven suitable for baking large oaves of bread Of rings
suitable for sized kettle from barrel aldon small
brass kettle The Stove only needs be
any one that its perfect and peculiar adaptation all
culinary purposes fully merits the high favor which has gain
Stove ESTABLISHMENTS 100 Water The public are eau.
toned not be deceived by those who advertise their stoves
as being the same principle of the Novelty Stoyesn
stoves made this principle Messs Fisk
the legally Authorised agents. References given the
in use in this city. als im*r
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--- -. Park Place New York.
NOTICE hereby given the Stockholders of the New
~ York and Albany Rail Road Company that the President
and Directors have directed call for nam,nt of
fifth day Of September next
Subscribers resident New York and Westcster will pay
their nstalmsnr Josiah Rich Chairman Of the Finance Com
resident in Duchess Putnam and Co'ambs
Committee and Treasurer for the Middle DISTRICT,
Rawlings Subscribers resident in Rensselaer, county viii pay
their nstalmen Jonas c. Heart of the Finance Committed
and Treasurer othe Northern District at his Office in the city
Of Troy. 'Ht % fH
~ By order OF the Board, fnrf
a2tsep5r JOS r. BLOOMFIELD. Secretsry.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.
II. X. DIOssY,

OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
No. 207 BROADWAY,
Entrance in Fulton Street, opposite st. Pau's Church.
ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF THE EYE, AND ALL
THE NECESSARY OPERATIONS THEREON.
OFFICE HOURS FROM 0 TO O'CLOCK.
Having completed his studies Of years with DR. ELLIOTT
Qcrist and been subsequently, engaged his assistant r.
Dossy enabled undertake the Of all
fectng the organs Of vision Terms moderate and graduated to
the nature and eItent of the disease.
Permission given refer his late also 10
the eminent Professors Of the Medical Faculty
ND. The moor treated eratuitouslv ffrr .nar rSr
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NAVY AGENT'S OFFICE-l

-rolrl.eT New York, August o. 1872
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office UNI
~ I'll the I instant, o'clock r. NJ for furnishing the fol-
lowing specified 10 be used in the of
All the materials to be delivered such Of the Navy
Yard may be designated, before the 5h day Of Sep
mbef subject TO the approval Of the Yard Inspector
Proposals will be received for the entire list separately
either branch H. endorsed building
-T LIST OF ARTICLES. -,7'r 81
pieces North River blue curb inches by 1913 feet
pieces North River blue curb stone inches by aos feet
long. i.... - 0'.'l'
feet Of tagging, Of the LIST quality North River blue stone
225 " cut stone, for water table.
$50 Z" do forwndow siiis aud lintcls or
10 =" do for door stills and ntes. f..l. +.
$50 loads North River buing Zone fourth found
tnD
$50 900 Newburgh hard paving brick.
$50 barrels Thomaston lime r-..H .. Nf.
GO pieces timber, white pine. q feet Ioug, by H.
g :. 90 do "a Z" ~
e e 3 - g
$50 understandable Albany plank.
as floor plank, tongued and grooved
900 feet "a inch clear pine plank p.,e "a c.,,.u
1000 do do one hall 80 ieet long.
SO set first quality lead pipe inches IN s the clssr
GOO lbs I2d iron cut nails.
100 y sd wrought iron nails. -
ROBERT q. WETMoRE, Navy Agent,
RiLts OF EXCHANGE on ali parts Of England, Ireland
for .,Ie 5. j. sYLvEsTER's, a w street,
sp1 ire and 100 Broadway
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Washington.
Warrington.
Correspondence Of the Herald)
WASHINGTON, Friday, 3 Z. M.
he Tnrin-New Proposition Rejected
Land Bill Amendcd-Treasury Notes.


The Tarin-New Proposition Rejected
Land Bill Amendcd-TreasuryN Notes.
The tariff bill isstll pending before the Senate
1t expected, however, that it will be disposed Of
to-day.
Mr.. RIvEs this morning proposed substitute fol
the bill being substantially that offered by Mr. Inger
soil in the House, and which was voted down by q
large majority-that is to rcinstate the compromise
act il existed on the first of January, 1910, with
the provision that all duties shall be paid in cash
Coffee and tea are taxed twenty per cent.
Mr.. RUEs accompanied the proposition with a
full explanation.
Mr.. CALHOUN said he should vote for the amend
ment buff it was adopted he could not vote for
the bill in that shape He thought, however, that it
presented basis upon which proper revenue bill
might be maured
Mr.. EVANS hoped the amendment would not pre-
vail. Its adoption would prevent the passage of any
tariff at the present session of Congress. II was
question of revenue revenue. the bill which
came from the House was rejected, there was an
end efthe matter: Mr.. PREsroN thought differently
and should vote for Mr. Rves' amendment.
MIR. Walker moved amendment to strike off
from the duty on tea and coffee, and to tax gold and
silver plate. The amendme MS to Mr.. Rives' prOpo-
son were all rejected; and at 2 o'clock the ques-
ton was taken on the proposition itself, and II
negatved by vote of IL 70 81.
The House have passed bill repeating the 9TH
section of the Distribution Act thus leaving distri-
button uncon ditiona The vote stood, ayes l0i-
noes &c. 1t is not intended to carry the bin through
the Senate. The object merely is to furnish a salvo
to the wounded pride of the wing members who
gave up distribution under the alleged dictation Of
the President. The Committee of Ways and Means
have reported bill limiting. the sale of the stock
of the loan par and authorizing the issue of Trea-
sury notes to the amount of millions, if necessary
in lieu of the loan. The house is now upon the rene
dial justice BILL which is to be disposed of in few
moments.
The treasury note bill is of the greatest importance
to the government. 1t will extricate the Secretary
of the Treasury from the fangs of the brokers, and
eventually cause the loan TO command premium.
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The above have been stolen lost in transmission by mail
from Louisville, KY Brokers and Others will please take
that all the Bank Notes stamped Masso Co. 29th
July, ls2 and will detain the parties who offer them for
af2 twr Wall
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE:
-GR sI E4

NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK.
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
pany have established Freight Line Between New.
Brunswick and New York, which they intend
hently.
Leaving New Brunswick at ~ A. NJ. daily, Sundays
eeEedl ana the loot OF iber Ctreet New York. at "a r. M
To country dealers and the above line dc.
siIabe for the speedy merchandise
Of every description, and particularly Dove and
Dealers in Live Stock who have head Of cattle convey
cd between New Brunswick and New York, the day
whenever required.
The for the transportation of CATTLE horses mules,
sheer hogs &c. and all other kinds Of merchandise very
low, never exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise by this line subject
charge in crossing the North River.
! The Company have fitted up a large storehouse New
adjoining the Railroad Depot which will always
beopen for the reception of mec handise.
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices will
receive ferry tickets gratis.
@ Freight fer Newark, Elizabethtown, Railway, West
field Psineld Scotch Plains Boundbrook and Someile.
by the above lines and delivered the day when
received. sull 3m&