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BOARD-A full suit Of
CENTEEL BOARDING in Brooklyn

VI The subscriber havin. leased the new ',i elegant
LOu.r NJ 2nl Pcarls will be ready on the lH NAV % r.
reiye lev good steady bOarer. The location oi tlte
house verv desirable, being within lew minutes VIE
Of the Ferry For further information, please spp J,nn
q Sevru>n Ir al the grocery corner OF Pearl and IL
'ci1 =. AZ .'' AMOS SMITH
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OILED GERMAN SU.yER.---JAS.
AND POUDRETTE-Manu-
GAY \ PALMER. 81 Wall-street buy

4 I-nru-r,nt Fund. nj tie following rates
III II" nor cent / Eastern PER cent.
So Is,sev ALBANY Troy, my9 Ia
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a ROOMS TO LET at 3O4 broadway.

isy IIanlsome Parlors and Bedrooms attached, Of va
rI0n, .le. furnished uniuunshed The House wii be
~, nied and pat in complete order. Au'i, FAMILIES or
.n e gentlemen who ihnF Of changing would do wen 70
f N tst ,e.n Iuaure on the seco III door, room 81 slo
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OILED AND PLATED BRASS

,sri rate article of Rolled and Plated Brass an
'I,,sys he found at JAMES c. M0EFET1 III Prince a.,
lrar Wooster the lowest market prices Likewise very
nrrrnr article at COOpers Bras ~ "
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SA To LET-The handsome wcll-fnish-

E.N story aud attic Buck House., viii nihis maair'
M T1dng doors pleasantly situated us and III N,,'-a
.fn,.t about five snuirs walk rom Fulos Perry Kent
IN al Euouir, ali SAM FL SlIOrwELL,
,3,tf On the pnemse>
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FORTE FOR SALE.-A first

Ii moved hi, Office and residence from TIE corner ~
In and Cuutou.,trrets Ia No ~ Fourth street. directly
,ppo. II the College and doors south ct Ams'sirot
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.RFNCU AND AMERICAN PAPER

UANCINGS and Borders, Tor ale cheap, al The NJ.
I'd SAT- Psoer Hanging and BandBoI "srehoosr, -
Canal street mar Broadway, New-lofs h"o!hc PaP,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

THE NEw YoRK MIRRoR TIE plate
number Of this publication for November
IS the most valuable we have yet received
Il contains fms costly sngrAvinged port.
rats Of all' the signers of The Declare.
ton Of Independence, represented as ass
ssmblsd in the hall Of Congress at The
time the Declaration was reported by The
committee appointed fer the purpose. -
Also' 40 accompanying, explanatory plate
containing coPy Of the Declaration and
the autographs Oftbs signsn. as
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Administrator'sS A Sale.

By virtie. 0f an order Ofths court Of com.
mon pleas OF Brown county nhia, -sasdo8 as ~,
October term lS42, Of said court, will offer A.
puDlic sas To the highest bidder al the front d,.
OF the court house in Geotretown
on the l7th Of December Is42, hstwsen ~.
hours Of 10 and O'Clock, the following described
real estate to wit; Beginning at stake north
east corner Of e bridge in State road across lick
sSr thence widh.said rad north, 9S degrees E !
~ poles to stofe Crawf0Fd's corner: thsncs
with CTawfoFd'g tins north IS poles crossing
lick run to stone safra CfR~ f6rd's corner RI D
y: Devore's line; thence south, 65S west, 20 ana
e'loO poles 70 a stone J. H. Bair's earnsr "a 4
drain thence with Biair's line south II .2poioT
70 the beginning containing auo acTo one rod 4ra
~ poles: The purchase money 20 be paid ia four
noHlh' from the day Of sale, 20 be secured bs
pond and good security. To bs sold a. the nrapeF..
y OF baldwin Summers Deed. to pay, debts as
'alnet said estate, a. d fFee Of dover.
JAMES H. KING, Admiaistratoro Or Raid.
vim SammO Iced,
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ISpIvIDuAL LlABnlrY OF BANK.

The Cincinnati Gazette says: The as.
seVtions Of the individual LIABILITY prinei>
pie would be lan'amoint to a refusal 10
incorporate them, [the banksl
The people are individually liable when
they sign hote,io bank whig Should
not stockholders Be individually lie.
bic when they, in their corporate capaci.
", sign note 10 The peoplef q
The merchant, who. by custom. Is com
PEELED 10 credit his customers without an
en'lorser, Is held individually RESPONSE
ble' for his dsbls Nv bile banks, which,
by custom, require two good SECURITIES
for every debl due them, are 10 assume
no responsibility for their debis!! No
privileged orders' say W; and least ofalI
an order privileged from the payment Of
Us debts --Stdtesman
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where the mass Ofthe people wete com
Paratigely barbarong, as evidsnes that q
republican government cannot Tong bs
sustained. They should consider lbs,
the general diffusion Of knovIsdas. 81
means Of thepress, has wrough, ! great
ch9Hge In the circumstances oftbs hu>
man family since the Call Of Greece and
Rome, So far As their psrsOOal success
y concerned, ths.shOrt lived political ca.
Yer Of those Of ihs same creed who have
gone before them IL this Republic, should
convince them Of the true cause Of their
many defeats, and Of The necessity d
cenfO ming 70 the circumstances and
powers tIllt be.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

Tuck in YOUR RuFPLEs,-"Tnek Ia
your Tuffles, Thomas, we haze few nails
% make, = said blacksmith to bis son, Is
he came from school at l2 O'Clock
Thomas tucked IN his ruffles aud took Of
hiseOaL and was = blacksmith until he
earned his dinner, and then ate il with
a good relish. 'Pul out your rufies.
Thomss, ne school time now said the
father. Thomas expected Il, and felt a.
happy with his ruffies tucked 10 as his
.playmaies at their play.
Il would be no bad action, I'm ,l,e.e
hard times, : for many yOuag men "a inch
IN their Tutties, and swing a. sxe. o. bold
. plough, OF make an nail--for many (
Young man, whose expectation Of ric6es
from the gains Of trade are sadly disfD.
polnted,to earn living by some caIline
which the world honOrs less but nays
betteri some humble occupation. wLiok
while u holds out no delusiVe hops 81
immense wealth BY single speculs,;on.
assures him Offood and raiment.
we would here recommend asrienl.
lure, in special manner. MOI snch a..
n'ng as consists in first running 10 d.bt
oE lands, morigaeeing them back fSb
..aymenl, Thea borrowing money % put up
Inc buildings, and then hireiDg men 10
.ni on the iarm-no, this is not the way.
5nt lay your own shoulders 10 the wheel
: iackin your rufies, and earn year
read ~ the sweat Of your brow. Il win
. the sweieesi you ever ate. /.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

FIRE.-In Wthamsyillc, Clsrmont
county, on Wednesday night last, stable
belonging to Mr.. Perrin, and the wagon
and plough shops of Messrs. Gray. we're
consumed by FIRE, which was FIRST die.
covered in The stable, and was supposed
TO have been the work Of an incsndiary.
A horse, carriage, grain, hay sc. belong.
ing 10 Mr.. Pc rim, were consumed In the
stable.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

ASSUMPTION OF STATE DEBrs.-Tbe
cpmmunicaiion on this subject which we
publish today, is from a highly respecia.
hle source; and will receive, We trust,
the attention which il mesis. Il would
hardly be worth while 10 argue against 81
absurd proposition as the sssump,ion
OF the State debts by the General Govern.
meat, (Which has a. much Indebtedness
81 ne own as i can. conveniently dispose
81, lNere II nstthat Certain p,peTs, which
hold somewhat pr1miaenl stand as par.
" organs, are soberly advocating the
measure. Possibly they may think thar
the advncac! Of assumption will be popu.
laf with mqiority If the people; and
that thus POLITICAL cqpilal may be made
out Of H. Bul in this they are greatly
mistaken, Or we are. The vote in con
gress 1.-THE last session, which was near.
" unanimous against assumption, is, we
believe, fair exponent of the will OF the
people. Some may be induced 10 favor
the measure froma desire 10 place the
coGDlry in position TO require, for an n.
definite period, the highest duties upon
imports which cane be collected But h
here, too, the people are Unquestonably /!
in the negative. Such duties as are nee.
essary for an economical administration
Dtihe GovernmeaI, aid for the gradual :
extinction Of the existing debt, the peo.
PIE are doubtless in favor OF; but Of moi '
athering iheresults oiSiate improvidence
md logrOling. Several Of the States are
entirely free from debt. is il probable
hoy will consent to assumo, ei,hes in
whole or part, the debts of those States :
'bieh are bankrupt Surely moi. Tie !. {
ssumPtiou OfState debts at the close 3. p
he revolutionary war has been appealed &
asa precedent. But the two cases = y
70 wholely unlike. Those debts opiv = =
ere assumed which had been Incurred Of
Irecily for the natinaI benefit, L was T
etsc', a rspaymeHtof money, Ssc..ad. z Z.
lnced BY the States 10 achieve the "a IL y
aalindependence. When any more snch th
sbls are found 10 exist, BY all means lst py
EN- be assumed and paid by the natien: vi
itnot debts which have been ctseied s, s'
purposes Of local seerandizen,sat po 30
ihout consulting The nation. These iOf
lsi be paid by The parties who contracts
them. --NeD York Jonr, of Con. e. e
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The Now York T,ihun. 1870

The New York Tribune, 4 whi0 b,ns +,
contains the following rsbuke of lbe Fed.
eral members Of the Ohio t.eeislat3rs
Tor their late rtsistsncs ID ..lawi,lI au,bo,.
iiyJst 20 which resistance the .Ed1Or i.
tributes the federal defeat in this State.
"sach is.hs radical difference between
1.-The parties, The Loco Faoo's would mi
nave lost Epteby taking such I conrss
under similar cIrcum "a INC es--,he Wh;gsl
Aave lost thousands, and tl,erehv ,Sa
State, Hereafter, th en- will b verS cara
iuI how they do any thing which cdn even
'be tortured into the appeannce I'll
resisting falsuthoriiy. = ~
The asge rtion thai s.Ths lOcoe,.o,
would moi have lOsi a vote by taking sucb
a curse uadef similar circamstances ! al.
Z libel upon democracy, and upOn ,bo |,
people Of this State. I,
No democrat would have been Duilr {
i taking snch 1 course. Tie Ediior of !
As Tr:6uns,as fodsralists gsnerally DO.
as mistlken the lrue cause ofthea sue A
ess Of The icoOfocos, as he chooses d 2
~ them. The dsmosrals do what lbey :!
ooceivs be rIghl and consiitutiOnai. \,
10 rely Rpos The intelligence Of their Fsl. Ia
" c'tIzsnsfOr inst appreciation If their vi
onduci' ahdars generally strongly sun, Y
of'sd. While The fedetaIlsts, On The " "
'nlFary, Nho have mean opinion "a ,bs ~ W
ason aud sssaclty Of the psop.s, do h,
bat they know to be wrong aud nniua sy
wlrds ;he eommunity, for the accom- dic
lahmeps q selfish ends, shi With 81. IS. !ss
that they can so representiIlejr cons Ia
cit thepeople as to make sthe worse lsy
pear the better cause,' aud reiain the
pPors o.thcs whose confidence tIiev no
'ner OBTAIN hanthey betray. ons1would NJ,
ak that The federalists would learn inas
'dom !Fsm experience, and not 70 oF The
expose theif contemp. ofpopu!ar in, q
I'gsnce But 1t will ever be so. 90 .ai u
g as they point to former republics, bgO,
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FATAL AFFRAY.

I On Saturday evening lasi, il the French
Grant, about IA miles above this place.
40 aitfay oaurrsd which Fesnlted IN the
death Of Clinton Nurse, The circum.
stances, as we learn; are briefly tLcss:--
A corn shuckiaR, al the house ofMr.
Mckseyer, q dispute slase between
NuFse and man BY the name Of Abner
Falion, while al The supper table. AFter1
supper they fought, and Nurse came Of
ylcior. a few minutes afterwards Patton
9anleTed Nurse to eight him again. Nurse
i appears, tore himself away from those
who were beldlng him--6nd The iieh, 4. I
gain commenced. Patton had prsprad
himself with dirk knife; and when he
lsht was renewed he struck Nurse twice1
sith The dix, lhs second blow reaching
1ls heartand causing his death Ii 4 verv
ew minutes. The jury Fetnrned ! vsr.
llct g n ManslaughIer" Patton was s.. 9
esled tried and held 70 baiI ia the sum 4
! $500 for hld appearances /. Court --
e PFecared bail and ID Il liberty. Val.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

Nor DEAD YET king Diabolus Al.
eohol, who wastTisd, condemned aud
executed at Ripley few weeks since.
has, itsPpearS, revived, and is to under.
go 4 new trial atNew Richmond, ohiO,On
the 25th and 26'R Of this month.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

HIGHLY IMPORT PROPOSALS.
TIE English Evans sIIc.l Eu,hs,sa ~.
aod Of the Sale Of Ohio, At i,s lsle ss,s.>
iohheId a. Washihg,on, Guernsey -
brought into exisleRcs Theological ~
Literary Institution which TO Be loca,si
within the State. This is 10 give nolies
70 all concerned that the coualy o. town
which shall bold ou, the strongest induce.
ments shall receive the permanent locS.
tion Of the Institution, &c. The town
or county which shall subscribe the lar
gest amount Of money for the cree.
tion Of the building shall have the pref
erence.
Address W. q. Ksil, President of he
Board Of Directors, SenecaSille GueFns
sey CO., Ohio, OF J Hamilton, Secrss
laiy, East Greenyille, Stark couniy,
Ohio.
Proposals will be received until the
FIRST Of March nsxt.
?. s. Editors friendly to Toe Iustitu.
tion viii please insert the above
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The STATE Of Ohio. !
BrOlDn COatatM. ss.

!, James ,. Smith, Auditor
of said county, do hereby
certify the foregoing to be !
correct list oflands and town
lots returned delinquent for
the taxes by the County
Treasurer for said county,
in january last, excepting
those which have been paid
into the State Treasury and
the same certified to this Of
fee by the auditor Of state.1
with the penalties and inter
esl. including also the taxes
for the current year.
JAMES j. SMITH.
auditor BrosOn Co. Ohio.
September 3Oth, 1912.
Noticeis hereby given to
all whom it may concern,
that the whole Of the sever
al tracts Of land and town.
lots contained in the forego-
ing list, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay
the taxes, interest and pen
alties charged thereon, win
be sold at The Court House
IN Georgetown on the last
Monday (the twenty-sixth.
day. of December next, by
the County Treasurer, Unless
aid taxes, interest and PEN
llties shall be paid before
hat time.
James J, Smith, n. B. g. D. |
AudItoF's Office, Brown County, Obio.)
September 30Ih, lS42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

REMovAL.--The President has remot
ed Demas Adams, an ulra wbie, ftom the
Office Of Marshal Of Ohio, and appointed
John McElvain, a conservative, in his
stead.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15
FIRE ANnLoss nr lIrr

On Thursday morning lest, the house
Of Mr. Y Thomass on ihe Chilicot6e road
2 miles from this place, was burnt, and
Mrs, Thomas, hiq mother, very aged Ia.
dy, persisted in the flames, Sho was as
slsting 70 rescue some cf the property
from the famea and was unable 10 es
cape. ~ POrfsmoaM HaEley Post.
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THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN, NOVEMBER iS ls4e.

THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELrcrIoN.
Tho Democratic members of tho Ten.
ass'eo Legislaiure have held meetiny
and passed resolutions approging Of 4
national convention 10 nominate candid.
aies for President and Vice Presiden,..nd
recommending that Democratic nation.
a convention for that purpose be held 4,
Baltimore on The Ain Monday Of Nogem.
Der, ls4s To such convention no
true demOcfst will object; as II is bv
conventions that the democratic par,v
generally secure harmony in action, and
Tho success o. their principles. The
u'oOs very properly suggests that the
be held in the MOy preceding
TOO Presidential election, as the sspect
q political affairs canno, then be msteri.
.l'y chsRsod By any Legislation between
'hal lime and the time Of the election.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

te paekeslShip Virginia.. nFrived 4,
New York on Sunday from Liverpool,
made het passeee IN iw edty Sns dsgs -
The Righl Rev. Bishop J. Sauls, of Ohio
q iha Methodist Conferences. and Rev.
fhoWss D. SafReant, Bis travelling com
1anion. came pasSenaars ii her. The n
brought Resrly $lO0l0 90 iAs specie,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

VoTE ToR GOVERNoR. Wilson Shan
non received in the State l20, ,O64 votes.
Thomas Corwin l25, ,62l. ShanDon's
Msiotiiy 3,442. Licesier King received
5 ,4OS votes.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15
WHAT wiLL Fle kEGIsLATURE

BOgg
Much specplatiOn and surmiss IS
thrown Out inpriyats circles aud BY the
presses ofboth parties IN answer 70 this
question, principally in leference 10 the
currency. Now inFegsrd % legislation
ia view o. making money plentI"-ss
he saying is--we are Of opinion that
there have been infinitely more sins com. /.
mitted by '.those things which have been
done, than by 'thOse things which have
been left undone. The less our legis-
lai0rs do 10 reference 10 increasing the
ciFculstinp medium BY means Of paper is
sues, he betlerit il win be for The people
of Ohio. This We bave no doubt, is the
seliled opinion Of a majority oftbose who
viii lake seats 10 the next legislasure Of
OhiOS and hence, we have no fears but
that they will act cauliously,and prudent.
y, and wisely, on thai subject.
While our hand is in, We will merely
add that, we expect the legislature Of
OHIO to act entirely IN reference 10 the
welfare and wishes IF the people Of Ohio
and that consequently they will forthwith
RePeGl certain act which was passed
few years since 70 crafty The wishes aud
welfare Ofthe people Of Kentucky - Ohio
Eagle.
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CouLDN'r Gomn rnrTNpIAv az I.o.b

H q
| cOULDN'T GoaR rHEIsDIAN "A laugh.
ahia scene occurred yes,erdsy. saws
the N. O, Topic, in. one Of our Civ
Coilrts, which we doubt not viii amIsss
our readers as much as ii did us. A
buxom, copper cOlored Negro, Dr The gep.
ile sex, was brought into court upon ths
charge Of remaining in the State IN con.
.raysh'ion nflhe law il relation 10 free
negroes. Upon being called to Che stand
che promptly produced pspars certifying
thsi she vas an Iadian. Asths eiIsbe
gro was not particularly discaFHil,la ml
her features, aud snii Of Il 0ssy, eoatss
baiF, fouied luxurianIly from her head.
On which she wore Handkerchief SOME
what fanciftlIly tied, the graen ones were
~ taken back. The Judge. however is +
9p % 'irsp,' and not easily led oii On Il
false scent, He very politely asked fI,s +
aaIk eyed. befuiyio remove ths bandker.
Hhlet which bonnd her head, in orde / "a II
,es pssrer view Of her clustering fino. /
siss WIN some hisilation she comDlisd !
md whenshe did, down fell hsr Mo ,e4s
'9slnR q ssollg a head sseser SpaIz zef m :
& s5sh Looked upon! The scene Wss
'.alcFops = ibe extreme, and coaViIls : +
Sc wpoIs audeAce with obssrepefp1s 6 G
-lea!sr. a!s u which he judge ioiaed s & 4
lsAF'ily as any oas. :
b ; J.
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Ohio Legislature for 1923
SESSION OHIO sTATEsMAN

we again present our prospectus to the pub.
nc Tor a bEsasost ST ATEsMAEs and a. she Fsn.
preaching Legislature win be one ofRrsSs ~,
terest 10 the people, we propose putting cur pa.
per e. price ttat viii accommadate itself 10
the times. II isyery desirable az time Ike
this, that the psople should road and zee ~
themselves, what is going % In public places,
90 that they may not be compelled 70 relx uhg
on rumors Of be deceived BY misreprss
That many people are iH the haBis 81 Ioolirs -
GoysFnment for more than goverhtn ens Il shIs
to give, no rsdecting man of either uavfVgcsr
longeE doubt, batlt is nsverlheless impottant
that The people ahould be well informed OF what
public men do, OF oftheir reasohs for nUt doing
whatm tmey be expected Of them. Let no dsmo-
erat. " least, fail to exert himself 10 snread
tuth and lntelIisenes By eyefy means II his
power, for u Is upon tees he alone can rely
Tor success.
First rate ReporteTsaFe engaged and IN 10
sets OF the coming demscFaiie LeeisIataFe ,siII
- spread before The people aa aweanSirsis -
possible The last msSsaee of GSvern0f CsSr.
win-the Inaugural Of Gov. Shannon. which
3iIlpe lookes iof with great intAFsst--ani ius-
poF'ant reports and apesehss win BE- promptly
ssued, es we'll as the sarliess general news. -
NO paper AZ the seat OF Government etyes -
Wy reports as the Statesman
me proceedings ofCongFesS win also Be reg.
larly fspoFtsd van able and iadustFious ees-
sspoHdOnt. "a. :, s.s
Any person who yin proeufs six adbscfibeFs
as1 nave = eepy sant him fct lie tfoable.
PERSONS feeetving q prospectus, iu0 ssnnvt
'ake use of'it thtmselsess win please hand L
TERMS:
The StRtesmal viii bs itsued Daily. TYf.
Weekly, semisS vsshly and Weetiy.
AiLy PAPHR ron THE SESSION., $500
Z ! Tssass' %s.sss U l.sS l.sS
EEKkYs y .s. 61
The Ameuutpaid, and ssl cpposlie .ths sub.
tben meme. win dssignals which paper Is d.
ed.
The Daily sad Tri-WsskIy papers win bs
nted imperial sizs--the Eemi.yFsskiv ana
seklvon daable medium, the usual DE 81
lrsgulaFysaFly Statesman The semisl0sek.
viii contain all the mater afths Daily ana
Well ly--ths Weekly viii contain he fsll
orts ofthe Legislature. butnot all shs mis-.
ahsoss reading, ntws, 60. "a
II paymenisso be made in AnvAHca
litoFs d 0hie whoBiIl pub ish the sboFs ana
attenu9n en,khe eams. sheil Iseetss fhe
y - sxehahga dufins ghs asasi6a if - asl
u iispARH.
1oLuasps, Nov, 1872
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

MARRIED, By the Rev. Jacob q.
Dimmitl, on the 10th inst, Ma. Anos
sHINkLE to Mrss JANE HUeHEs, both og
Higginspon, Btorn County, Ohio.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15

Thedefealed fedsraIisis are ven,ip,
their spleenat the sLi6srty party" for
refusing to act with them in ibe late
contest. The federalisis seem to think
that they have ! customary right to the
aid Ofsvery { action thai may exist il the
couutry, IN their efforts o overthrow re-
pablicAnisn; and upon This suppdsi,ion OF.
" can they base their right 10 upbraid
the "lhird party" for supporting men 10
carry out their peculiar principles. The
abolitiouisls are IS independent as they
ale honest Though We believe, wrongly
10 principle, and must be considerably
amused by the mannsrin which they are
claimed as belonging to The federal wings,
who have asIaye- holder as their acknowl,
edged leader. 8e
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-10

Charles Dickens, (Boz) has returned to Eng
was feted and feasted more sumptuously than any
triumphant warrior that ever travelled through the
country and his first act of gratitude for these ia
vors has been to write letter in which he calls
us all set of ignOrGmuses. When will our coun-
trymen learn little common sense, and stop ma.
king fools of themselves by entertaining every
conceited foreigner of any reputation that lands
upon our shores, and who is sure to pay them of
with abuse as soon as he gets home.