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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

03- TO MOTHERS-SORE NIPPLES.-Dr. Smith
can no longer refuse to bring out to the public his
medy that in his private practice has had such demand
prevent his proper attention to his other duties
Constrained therefore by his humane feelings he frankly
acknowledges the prospect Of an immense sale he offers
this Nipple Save perfect guarantee that the most de-
cae and exquisite of the mothers suffering may i'm
mediately aleviated and cured. He hopes therefore
mohers-partcularly Young Women-will not in any
hesitate procure this save with full directions for
nse, which will be found each box Sold at II Maiden
Lane,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

CariIe-2P Wilson Vosburgh-I Irving Vanwert--2 Den
nls.on psbrow-2 Haywood-lJ < Stewart Rich
irlson Warson-3Q0 bxs tin Is bales ase o order
SAVANNAH IA MAR-Bris Augusta-22 bags pmento Matt.
Dawson Brothers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

90 SAMUEL WILLETT OF WHITE PLAINS.
Injured his knee by the kick of an OK some forty
years ago. and has been lame since that time until lately
when he has been cured by the Nerve and Bone Lnment
ana Indian vegetable Elixir, from Comstock II Maiden
lane and has now quite recovered the Of his limbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

% NEW YORK MUsEUM-Hll is going ahead
without mistake, notwithstanding the misrepresentation
IN some quarters He has made his Museum the most re-
fined and popular place resort in the city The ascna
ting vocalist Miss Reynolds makes her first
this evening" and will sing few nights in the absence of
the manager Mr. A. Shaw, and Mr.. Bruce also appear ;
the latter the excellent comic singer The Polyspastes
magnificent. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

N5- CHATHAM THEATRE.-Thorne, ever on the
alert TO produce fresh novelty. hes made engag ement
lneaor of Yankee peculiares and he appears
IN the drama of Sam Pachn and makes his astonishing
Jump IRON the Flies" height of at least forty feet In
addition to this attraction, the nmitable John Seton an.
pears in new spectacle entitled Sinbad the Sailor
winch Is produced ut great cost in sty lie of much mag
perf "'"'Aoi 40 oiso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

" GENTLEMAN WAS TAKEN WITH A
severe attack OF rheumetsm govt Office and wa
helpless, that we were obliged to send for
cahto take him home We learned from his conversation
lhst nc had frequent and repeated attacks of this Kind
ana a. matte o. course rendered for TIE time help
hewes Nerve and Bone Lniment. which he used Will.
sucn enersy and good WILL las should do when
pu!ns remedy for any complant,) that the next da,
saw him lending his business and perfectly cured
o. his govt Such certificates these coming from
vi the most respectable merchants down town. should
move all prejudices as to the unspeakabe efficacy Of the
above remedy One experiment will convince the most
sceptical that the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Hewes
Nerve and Bone Linment not only cures but anti
dotes Tor the most inveterae attacks They are to be
found only at II Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

Thompsons list published al 81 Wall sWeekly 81 per
snnum; single copies. 9 cents. Ie6 ditSwc
A MATEUR CLUB-At regular meeting Of the New.
"A bungh Amateur Club Thomas Powell in the Chair relating
70 the Annual Regatta communication received from
Hudson River Wsernen, offering race with
xoaed boat and four-oared boat the New York,
men, distance Of six miles, or less
JAS BELKAr. sec'y
Any communications - subject addressed the sece-
ary VIII be promptly attended TO.
Newburgh, May ~. jc5 3fr
WELLTNGTON A. CARTER, Conlnission and Wine
w Merchant, MOI New street, door IRON Wall street.
agen for the ancient house Of Lomelno Of Madera)
for sale, IN PARCELS to suit purchisers-
South side, Madeira Wines. Malmssy Reserve, and oher
qualities, the whole Of direct inportaon thirty years
old under custom house lock, and entitled 70 drawback.
basks Anchor III Windmill Cabinet, aud all other
choice brands, champagne
OF taret Sc Julien Chateau Magsux &c Also
common table wines, at low prices.
loo cases OF Muscat Wines assorted Cordsls, Abgnhe
baskets fresh Salad OIL Meinschna Ancho,ies Ca9ers
aud Pickles.
50 lad an bbs Of Malaga Sweet Wine.
constant supply Of the best double and single sned loaf
Also, Lump Sugars iron various rehneriss for which A
Carter u the agent.
Advances made saieebIe merchandise.
As Of the house Of Lomeno ernbass by early convey
for Madeira osdess those ebrafed Wines age
quality, will be orw ed, promptly executed and the
shipped 20 order, at yey favorable prices jci Ink
GRAND SPRING MEDiCINE.-WHITWELL' TEN
" PEnANCE BITTERs, WITHOUT WINE OR ALI
Your food Then these btters they will also greatly
sst DIGESTION, and Of dyspepsia annce we1
Of the stomach, debility, Sc They purify the blood a,d
and n, asant. Try them Price Is cents.
Sold by A. D. d. Sands druggists. NJ? ~ Fulton,
Of Gold street. and 100 Fulton OF William street. Also
chambers street David Sands Co. No. n Broadway cor
a.r NJ Market street az, 2ni*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

20 LARGE BUSINEss.-Dr. Sherman is doing
an enormous business Orders to him from all
parts OF the world Tor his famous Medcated Lozengesso
that the wish Of the Rev. Davis Anthony will most kel,
De realised. Dr. Sherman has given loo Nassau atree
as great a reputation us we have the Herald of6ce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

SEiLdEIlPaKS3STrEEGT3RsGT TgAVELLERs. AND
PEATING PIsTOLs-For Travellers, House and s.or,
ksspefs Captains Planters. Public Officers, Contractors and
Others they Indispensable article persons both male
and female can with this pistol their lives and properly
sacsed by many persons, Of them equal TO neafs
dozen OF the common kind This pistol be discharged si
a n~ with almo., Ihe adiy q Thought Th Who'll o x.
tngger the chamber and barrel piece ,nd ~. so"
cannot blow apart like repeating prtols lhs eonsrc
ton 81 the pedeciiy .plc.y be drswnicn
he pocket aud used win one fd without .hs los 'G
mentsix shots be fired fast man can crook ms ho
They larger than ordinary tock. pistol
Gentlemen Invited call and mine the sme . ihel
simplicity being get ont OF order and hen
reriect safety will certainly recommend them over all Others
J. a. BOLEN, Ios Broadway,
je1,nsc,sr between Wall aud Pine ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

N3- AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.-About
the greatest crowd that has visited the American Mu
scum VIII be sure to flock there this day and evening to
inspect the splendid grove and flower Garden laid
the top OF the Museum. This is the delightful i'm
provement for citizens and strangers that ever been
made here The Columbian Brass Band will play here
throughout the day and all day visitors are admitted
free in the evening, this will be reg holiday here
The performances in the Lecture Room this week are of
superior ORDER and may expect therefore to see this
establishment thronged usual with the beauty and
fashion of the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

GE6 FOR LivERpOOL.-Thc d!st class well known
kTy1A Ship Talbot Storey, viii meet with quick
icsIsfch for the above Port For hesi or massage ~
Cabin second Cabin htsng exccent accomnods
tocs snpjv on boar he shp Pier r. East River
'' JOHN IiERDMAN, CT South st.
BP,sssge from Goat Britain and Ireland via Liver.
pooll can at an b. secured aud drafts furnished for
payable throughout the Uuted Kingdom by Applying
,tovp
SyIfIP STshSNAH CUMMINGS, salicf mater. from IL
- verooCnsisn'.s Of goods by ~. Shi wal conieta g.
scudinz their i,ui delay, board JuIdH
wharf f.. r., or to the office of The snhscribers
ROCHE BROTHERS co. o. Fulton At,
jie Next door 20 the Fulton Bank.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN, DECEMBER 10, Is42.
GISL A TIY E.

On Monday oil last week the Legisla-
ture was organized BY the election Of of
icers pro tempore. In the Senate, James
J. Farran was elected Speaker; Thomas
]. Morgan Clerk; and Geo. X. Knupp
Sergeant-at.arms In the House, John
Chaney was elected Speaker; Gideon M.
Ayres Clerk and John French Sergeant
alarms. On Tuesday the Senate elect.
ed the same officers permanently for that
body. Business was CONNIE need as
though the members were desrous of
soon despatching what they had to do and
making. short session. On Tuesday
Mr.. Meredith introduced into the House
"A bill to divide the State into Congress
ional districts. The bill makes
district of Clermonr, Brown and High
land counties. In the House, ON We'd
nesday, the following bills were read a
second time, committed TO the committee
Of the whole, and made the order Of the
day for that day: ...
A bill providing for the appraisment Of
personal properly;
A bill to repeal the act entitled an ACT
relating to fugitives from labor or service
in other States;
A bill to amend an act entitled Gan act
to provide for The valuation and sale of
the Canal lands belonging TO the State Of
Ohio" &c,
A bill to repeal the charter Of The Ober
lin Institute.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13

CINCINNATI ENQUIRER John
Brough has disposed of his interest in the
Cincinnati Enquirer to Mr.. H. II. Rob
inson, late Editor Of the "Muskingum
Valley" Of McCUnnellsVile; and the En-.
quirer is now conducted by G. ii. Brough
and H. II. Robinson. Mr.. Robinson is a
good writer and a good Democrat. We
extract the following paragraph, on the
subject Of Banking, from his opening ad-
dress, which we conceive to be in the
right spirit.
"On the question Of State institutions
for Banking, | am not radical--not hard
money man; but against The system which
is now in operation, and which is sought
to be rerpeiuated by the opposite parlv ,
| have expressed eternal hostility. lf
banks cannot be created on sale princi.
PIES If none are safe for tho stockho,d.
ers, but those upon which are imposed
no restrainls-if they are subject TO no,
law and acknowledge no contrOI--if this
is the only system which shall find favor,
then ! say emyhatically, no banks. If,
however, the principles Of barking which
have been avowed by the Democrats of
this State, which have been repeatedly
referred TO the people and received their
should be established, | would
have no objection TO their rial and would
render them my support as long as they
were found TO answer the desires of the
people. ! believe a trial Of democratic
systems is expected, and however respec,
able may be the opposition Of msny 10
Ill kinds Ofpaper representations ofmon-
y, as The people are 10 derive the bene-
lis or reap the sufferngs, respect should
70 paid TO their wishes"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13
MIR. VAN RIIREN.

from the N. Y. Plebian.
The PeHnSylUGnian of yesterday pub.
fishes highly interesting correspondence
between Henry Horn, of Philadelphia,
and Martin Van Buren, in reference to
The subject of the next Preside ential nom
inaiIon of the democratic party. The
correspondence took place about a year
since, and was intended TO ascertain of
Mr.. Van Buren, the views entertained by
him in regard to nomiOation for anOth.
er term, a construction having been put
on his remark in reply to the Missouri
Iegisture, whicbldid not appear to be full
lY warrented by the terms used upon
that occasion. The substance of The let
ter of Mr.. Van Buren is that though.
grateful for the many bOnOrs conferred
upon him by The people, which have en-
abIed him TO achieve enough to satisfy
rational ambition, he is by no means in>
sensible TO the compliment that would
be'Paid if he were again placed in nom
inaIiOn. Though once defeated, it was in
the cause of principles, the correctness
of which has since been acknowledged
by an overwhelming reaction in the popu,
lar mind, and should he still remain in
private life, he has the proud conscious
ness to reward him, that his conduct is
at least appreciated as it deserves
Thus happily circumstanced, he neither
seeks nor declines nomination leaving
The selection of a candidate as free as
possible, to the choice Of the democratic
party. Should hO be tho object of that
choice it will add greatly to the faVors
he has received, and ha would endeavor
10 show himself fully worthy Of This re-
peated confidence. If il should fall ups
On another, he is content and will use ev.
sfy effort TO promote the success of the
Individual selected. This is the proper
Iplrit, honorable to him who acts under
is impulses, and pleasing to the people,
y enabling them TO see that their trust (
vas wOrthily bestowed. With this TEN. =
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13
Woodsfield. Oct. 3. ls42.

Dear sir:-The inquiries which you
proposed 10 me in obedience to resO-
lotion ofthe lateC Convention of the friends
OF the present administration, in relation
TO various political questions which agi.
tate the public mind, came TO hand some
days since, and | now embrace the first
leisure moment TO send you my reply
regret that my constant engagements
since your inquiries we're received, have
prevented me from sen ding you my reply
at an earlier period, and now compel me
to merely give my views and opinions
without the reasons or arguments which
operate on my mind in their support
The peculiar and pressing engagements
which ! have been under for the last two
weeks, which are we'll known to tho
public, will, trust, be received as an
ample apology, both for my delay and
brevily.
InrePly TO your first. second and third
inquiries, have to state that hold a
Bank Of the United States both uncon-
slitutiOnal and highly inexpedient. and
that | entirely agree with Gen Harrison
in the opinion, that Congress does not
possess the power TO charter Bank for
the purpose of facilitating the operations
Of commerce. In the campaign Of 1910
while candidate fer Governor, min<
gleI extensively with the people in mass
meetings, and witnessed, and participated
In many political discussions, and can
aav, that no far as | was able to observe,
4 Bank Of the United States was not then
made question before the people by
he whig party in any shape. 1t is true
hat the friends of the then administration
frequently charged the whig party with
he intention of creating United States
Bank II they obtained poIiti cal power,
,ut the charge was constantly repelled,
md the votes and speeches of both Gen.
Harrison and President Tyler on the hank
question were referred to as furnishing an
mple reFutation Of the charge.
AS 10 your fourth, fifth and six nqui-
les, have TO state, that do not con.
ider protective tarifFas contra&distin-
uished from revenue tariff with Incl
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13

DR.. URE's DICTIONARY OF ARTS, &c
We have received the 2lst and cOnclud,
ing number of this valuable work, con-
tanning, in all, 1914 large octave pages,
The publishers give notice that they will
reissue it in five monthly parts Of$ per
part, or five dollars in advance for the
whole work,-the numbers sent by mail
free ofexpense to the subscribers, as
'OOn as they come from the press.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13

per,democracy cannot fail of success, and
we have no doubt that il prevails, not on
" with all Ihe candidates who have been
named, but likewise among Iihe rank Of
their RESPECTIVE advocates. Neither in.
dividuals or indiviual preferences will be
stumbling blocks in our way TO victory in
1914. The publication Of the correspond
ence at this time was elected by letter
addressed to the Hon. Henry Horn, by a
very large and respectable committee Of
the citizens of Philadelphia, dated 18th
inst.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13

SPECIAL ELECTIONS Doctor Edison B
Oids, democrat, has been elected Rep
resentative by large majority, in the
Circleville district, to fill the vacancy oc.
casioned by the resignation of Joseph
OIds, whig, Robert H. Miller democrat,
is elected TO The Senate from Belmont
and Harrison, TO fill The vacancy occasion.
ed by the resignation Of Mr.. Dewey,
whiS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13

Col. WEBB was sentenced to two
years confinement and hard labor in III Q
enitentiary; buta petition containing
10000 signatures, was sent to the Gov.
ernor for his pardon, which was granted,
and te Colonel is again at liberty.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13

Of Mr.. Tyler in Ohio, addressed guess
lions to the candidates for Governor
The following are The answers Of Cor.
Shannon and Judge king:
From tie nld School Republican.
LETTERS OF GOV. SHANNON AND
JUDGE KING. -E.
1t will be reCOlected that the ConVen.
ton of The friends of the Administration,
directed the State Central Committee to
address letters of inquiry to the several
candidates for Governor. Such letters
we're prepared and forwarded. That OF
Gov. Corwin was sent 10 Tiffin, and un-
fortunately the person by whom it was
sent, forgot to deliver it. Answers 10
the others were received in due time,
and would havs been published had it
not been considered as justice to Gov.
Corwin, who had no opportunity to reply.
As the election is now over, we deem it
hut an act OF justice to publish the re-
plies of Governor Shannon and Judge
King.
We precede these answers by the queS-
lions severally addressed them:
Do you hold a bank Of the United
States TO be Constitutional or expedi-
enl?
Do you agree with Gen. Harrison in
The opinion, that Congress possesses no
power to charter Bank for the purpose
offaciltating the operations of com
merce?
During the campaign of 1910, while
can n1date for Governor, were you not
much among the people at mass meetings
aud political discussions; and was a
Bank of the U. S. then under question
before the people in such form that the
success OF The whig party can with JUS
lice be considered decision Of the peO-
pie in favor of Bank?
Do you consider protective tariff as
distinguished rom revenue tariff with
incidental protection as equal. Just and
expedientl
Do you deem it proper for Congress,
in adopting tariff, to connect with it
in the same act clause for the dis
tribntion Of the proceeds Of the public
lands?
Can the proceeds Of the public lands,
in your estimation, be legally or with pro
priety, distributed so long as the nation
is in debt or an economical ndmnistra-
ton OF the Government requires a
revenue exceeding 20 per cent. upon i'm
PortsH
Do you believe it competent for Cons
gresS to interfere with slavery in the
SlaveholdiDg States? ...
Was not The recent conduct In the
House Of Representatives of the United
States, in receiving report and adopt.
ing resolution, condemning the Presi.
dent without hearing, an insult to the
nation liz The person of its Chief Magis-
trate, an insult upon civil liberty as an
attempt onthe part OF the accusers to try
the accused; and Illegal unprecedented
unjust and oppressive, towards the Presi.
dent as an American citizen?
Do you believe il constitutional or prop.
er for minority an Ohio Legislature
to seccde or resign, and thus leave that
body without QuorumG
JOHN MCET.VAIN, Chm.
M. J. Gilbert. sec'y Tyler State Cen.
Com.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13

The Boston Atlas, the leading whig
paper Of MsssachGse,ls, says
aft is in vain TO try to bring into the
field the uubrokeH force of,the whig par.
ly upon the name Of Henry Clay, and the
sooner his friends know II, the BETTER"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13
IMPORTANT LETTERS.

Previous 10 the late election, the friends
Of Mr.. Tyler in Ohio, addressed guess
lions To the candidates for Governor
The following are the answers Of Cor.
Shannon and Judge king:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
NTOTT'S STOVES.-We invite the at.

,enton Of the public to eur new splendid assort-
ment OF Nous Stoves The first premium has again been
awarded them The best heat Stoves for Halls Churches
Public Buildings &c the o; the American ldst
They have for stood nnrvaled regards their
utility and economy and The decision OF the Judges as well
as The increasing demand .or the article confirmation
s,rong their superiority the present time over any other
Stove before the public Our patterns rich and varied
commanding The admiration OF all observers Our style tor
private houses the hall well IS most
useful appendage An entire house of size can be thor
oughy warmed by single Stove, without recourse at all
to the parlor CRATES during the winter.
We have aso been able complete few OF "SHEPAaps
PATENT REPRESENTATIVES for parlor with which the pub
lie can nor be served without delay This Stove has also
taken the first premium OF the American institute TIE
best Stove for parlors and Offices exhibited the Fair al
though the competition greater than any previous
OCCASION Their construction extremely simple and their
efficiency and economy undenable We have only 10 ask
the attention those purchasing Stoves them and we
contident tha, they will be pleased SHEPARD l. CO.
900 I'm Stove Warehouse. 242 Waters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

=
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THE AMERICAN LABoRER: work devoted 70 Tue
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SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, delivered at the great
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LIFE AND SPEECHES EFF HENRY CLAY, 10 be
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LEIBIG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY, also
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DICKENS'S NEW WORK on AMERICA, best edi'
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