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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-17

Two membcrc wero absent from t,yn, Nh. Wilson .,
n. Edward, lLoco) and ~. by e Princes j., nac
iWhig)
1t was IN the power Of tho two scattc7ira vo,c~ y
soh'ano Of the senate, who voted fr Nh Stevenson
and MIR. Grimes Of the House, who voted FIR tIr. Nc
D'well,) to have ended the contest. il lath # them
"oaid have voted fer either o The c;n1att tut il Was
a'certalned that they weaid not u ~ AID Nh Hru!
Lien nominated Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Smith Of Nanaw.
ma Judge Summers; soon a6og Which, two members
being sick and CALEB away by tho Illness Of his wife
lie two Houses, at o'tl5cl. 7. VI. adjourned
To-day MIR. Byd Withdrew MI Stcyens.n's naroc
un' Mr. Taylor could have one moro trial The resslt
o' 'ls ballot was FLOWS: Tayar 7S Watts st. Sum
'"efs 20, scattering /. Mr. Stevenson was then Romi
D.'ea and Mr.. Taylor with !rawn and the sIuices
" Geoa'e Were again re-opencl Mr. s was nominated
y M urimcs, one Of the hitherto Loco Foeo Impra ii
''es and as Nr Fonaine h2a before th,oi.H away lis
I've upon him. strong hopes were entertained by hie
,'''"as' oil his election. The Enquirer Of this morn
,do stated, apparently, authority, that while Nh
~ admitted that the question OF srbution IS mp
ohe' he hal not yet bcon able make up his mind
e.''f In the event G, his election. he would agree to
pp'n' an Agent to receive Virginia share Of the dis:r
'und; and added, remarkably enough that in III
,es''s ol"ion "no man is fit to be tho Governor
~, "e,'ia WHO'S not able to meet ard decide it.
r. y nen, has not Mr.. S already done 81 Gcn Bay
'rSe, urged reason for the indccison Ct bis
mat Tor the last two weeks he lad been abo;,ng
h. !, '",'sposition. ard gould now kr attcnti
ror,, -' is hot nov question. /, has been
''''u and discussed, in al ta hearings f many
.,n f'S'. II, Therefore he has rot vet been a'o Ia
'''l decide II. canrn. viii hin in Ii" @, Nun
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500 ksB.yI lsss.

ND ANAWiA from the subscriber living in Caswoll
q county, \. {. On the 20th of December last, 4
NEGRO Man RANCID
W .. T..
Sad uepro about 81 ycgs Of a. aboat :. l,s OF 10
inches N bc hl. Gak compleNon has II scar ON one side
of ms head. caused hy the soald head v,ua childa scar
lis urc Tad also lleis hacksmiihh trade amongst
his clothing he hid Kentucky Jeans coat aud snuff
cllr,d cloth ifcl coat mixed aniaoons and white cd
hat VIII may have procured free papors.-'rls above
reward will be given IN hs apprehension II taken with
out the State 81 North Gar lima, t35r aiken within
the STATE and placed in Jan that get Inn aean In
rualiou lua5tle directed 10 wells Store Caswoll
Go, ~ {. THOMAS MILLS
leb. II
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RICHMOND MARKETS-Tp II

rorAeco.- Receipts increasing. The sales this
week show aomc decline IN prices ior common kinds
CoRN-51 to q cents per bushel
Wnrsr-N None eoning IN. Nominal, ll1, to l2o
cts rcrbusael
oNrs- Is u 5oc,uie por hushd from depot aud war
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q q O. y y "a,
1T PRLNE. COST,

d u ~
Two KEEP pace with the lard .'rrs. and fr the
purpose OF getting hold of funds, have de,rrinincd
10 sell at PRIME COST, FOR CASH my entire
stock Of STAPLE md FANCY
DRY (sOODS.
which is well selected and certainly very desisablo
one aud to which invite the attention Of every body
that wishes 10 hiY largely, with smail meanstr ID
know they cannot b. otherwise than well pleased Al buy
ing such desirable Goods. at such sacrifices My
nent consists III tho hItlving articles. viz Fuller.
Cloths Of every kind. linso,s Flanncls Cassinrtts
Cassnercs. Cloths, Nestiigs. Cahross, Cotton Cl,hA
Bed f,chings, SILK aud Neollep ShoW. Silks Vi every
style and fashion, gc,lemcns and ladies every
kind, Hosiery, Snspenders, Merinos Mcrino and Six
Dress iandkcrchcls Scals, Ribbons. l,onncis la.o
assorneat Stocks. Boslms and Collars. lrish Iinems,
Canton Fannels, &c. Sc, together WITH every other
article usually kept Dry Good Store. and ~kicb YIN
lsiti.oly be Sold a, greater sacrifices than were eve
known before. y. r. {. PETERS.
Jan. q wnn
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II AUCTION.
lENlllS morning, nj II i. clock, III iont o, - ohWs
vii sell. without rsscfpo
hhds Bacon Hams
) hhds Moasses
hhds Porto REQ Sugar
: barrels New Orleans do
In boxes Sonp
IN d. Sperm Candles
IL do Tallow do
III ~ Ruslns
10 bags Rio tullrc
Rum. Brandy. ,oap. Sugar SC. Sc.
Also, sundry pieces Coilon Olnaburgs. Writing and
Wrapping Paper. &c. Ne. sc
CHARLES PHELPS. Auct
Fob l. II
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' iFataII:s

sirs.
r rule lcld in tie Cirl. Office q tie County of
a frapklIn. tic 9th day Of ebnary, 1872:
Eohcrt j. tlayo., Ilaiof
nTniHt
Him Tnuley and Frances bis vie, Jacob Sigmon
Thomas SiEm9u, iam Sign'en, I'm Sgmoh, Joseph Sig
mon Peter irnpn, Jackson Griffith and Cstarine his VILE
Isaac Shyelcy aid Elizabeth hi, nc " am Shiveley and
May lrs wiic James Moore and Susannah his wife and
sinvees and joseph Spnon administrators Of Peter
SiEnan. decd John Slack, sheriff Of Kanswha County and
barNey tl5!tpr Defendants
X tHANCERY
The defendants lrkon Griffith and Cattarine his ifr
not having I'd er appearance and given security ac
,oihng Ia the act OF assembly and rules Of tins court
appearing by Satisfactory ctdsucr they nhab
tants q this Commonwealth, the motion Of plaintiff by
sonnse II Is ordered that the said Jackson Cfih and Gath
lnc lbs WIFI do appear her. rules toll held the said
,leS> Ollie, in Il month Of April next, and answer the
pant1s bill and l COP; Of this order be forthwith pub
1shcd IN the lyr-hoIrg Nirpiuian for months
ifc ard posted at the front door Of the Corthou.s Of THIS
county s5r1! cunt day
AtcP. Fes.r,
4 &. CAREER, CiK.
I fh n WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-17

L. S. SENAIOR.-'The Hon. Wm Spraque has
been elected Senator in Congress from the staco Rhode
Island, III hr place Of the Hon. Nathan T Dixon re
Gently deceased. 1t is stated by the Gl3hc that Mir.
Sprague is 1ylsr man. th5ug!Nc observe he was yo
ted for by the Uhigs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-17

ss,- John T Anderson, E,I., inrra,, the voters Of
Roanoke. Boetour, Allegheny Bath and P.eahon.as.
tina, he will mol be again candidate to represent them
IN the Senate CT Virginia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-17

Married a, Ii.un. On "Wednesday c,ednq thr 2Gu
es,al.t l.. The le,. :. " Jones, ir. Roman NlHc
rirrp, - Miss ELr@Arl1u +. sl5soN daushrr 81 u
D. Sis,an, al OF Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-17

ENllf subscribers intend 10 close their prescn business
and 10 effect this object speedily. they arc
prepared 10 oh'r TO any person " ho may wish Ia
ncnce business. IN tins ace. good bargain, in their
STOCK oFGOODS, which is well selected though
not very laFgo, and consists mostly Of Staple Goods
We invite those wishing tobny cheap sioca Of Goods
TO call and see us.
We will commence from this day to sell at retail y,
such P'lces as will inevitably insure sales, and the very
reduced rate III Which VIC shall offer Goods will make Il
necessary that .l exclusively for cash Negotiable
paper
Those owing accounts will recocct they fall due
the LIST OF February and We hope they w,ll il 10 call
and settle. III,rr & WAED
Jan. 81 ifts
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nbr. a. VI. GILLIAN,
,Tf'fkf.k roy RDE.N'1'RHz,.

II As taken his Office Mr.. Rober, Morris's Hotel.
! i Of Main street and lanyard Alley and ho
hopes iron an experience OF ninc yours practice In his
profession 10 continue 10 meet with liberal share VI
public patronage.
Feb 10 l2m il
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H"tseW ~. the ~ nci,burg iIarI.c,s,
toRRtogLn nIrklr sy
III - 1. 4 d " Z: Z. ~ or EI,
fa.,,,s,is.ion y.frrkcuf,

TIlOS \ llOICOMBE oners his service AS a cricr
offohae'o nj the usual price of 80 cents per hl His
son J. |, laIcVmac. Will collect andmakclhc statement
lie would be thankful Tor patronage He continues to
sell liral Estate IN the town aud country, and will. aon
duet any sales Of Raj or Personal Estate IN any of the
adjoining cuuntcs. whtn required.
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A. q TX IL I; T.,


SELEkVT. OEE
At PRICES TO sUsr IssE TINES.
mo. }. PI'RNls. informs his customers AMI tho
- public generally. that the season IS nearly gone
loI selling Unto Goods, lie ls determined FROM tins day
10 give grcat Batgahsm
Bhvlhet,, FLAncLa. .Il1sIota, Satiiaeiis keaturly
and Home SPIN ,jers. " ooHen tseAs and Sfockinrs,
Sba~s ot ah kinds. Cloths ad Caxsmcres Rqp,hasne,
Circossiais and Siail Goods gsnerar.,.
He has lately added I. his stock of BoNNErs, RD
poNs. C,tIeots. SILK Goups. and liosIrnr Vi all
kinds. which w,ll be sid at very reduced prices.
JOHN J. " RVS.
Jan 10 ii "
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s'<pIs skllsl.
%TOCM!. ~Y'esCE!!!

STOCM!! >TOCA!!!
MI know II Is an exceedingly uniavoIable period
W tr the sale Of Stocks, md dld our system pro
pasc the legal rates r the calculation of interest,
should despair Of NJ investment from mn, quarter. But
snce SHARES are procured II om Stuck for the sum
Of s. OF less, which often yield as many THOU SANDS
IN lew hours, can hu, recommend oNt system the
only sovereign remedy for the present "if.3 n u
TIN r S"-'ris U'gSEat least 10 have all the
ehanrrs Rf,p rnn StuEMrs.
jIRGLNIl IO.NO.NG.l LOTTERY, Class
q 10 be dIfirn al ,RrrandIfa on Saturday The l9h
day Fl feliuaY, and result fscclred on The 22d u FEB
rHnat
tnritaI Prize $4,000.
prhe 81 ,O0o-- Of lo.OOO--6. ooO-5.o oo--3.no
2,sf0-3o of O0o--Go Of 5000 Of Aoo--l29of
25O-U5 of luo.
Is Nus.--l3 Ballots.
Tickets $40, Halves p Quarters 9 80,
rIRGLNLl .NO.AU,NXlLLi LOTTERT, Class
No 10. 10 BE- drum al Richmond on Monday The
ela # february and result rcceired on The 23d g Feb
ri,drY.
CArlVAl. rurzE 10000,
PracotS5, ooo-3. 50o-2. 5uO--l .Sud--ll9S Co.'S
oil oOO-2O Of ,'OO-90uf 1On-2., Of 2J-2O0 Of 100
- Nos.-and ~ Ballots
Tickets s.; Halves ~, auodfl9 -
vaNTrs sGEHEME.
~ Il u q 90.
s25oou, i-l5oO0l '--l2.o0O : 100000, 10 Of
t.N7o.N LOTTERY, Class No l.
To be orarn Al .Henhidria Saturday The ION day II
.Noeh. md result ,eecircd on tic I'D n .nareh.
Capital Prize 100000,
Pm of S25,ouo-l 5.noo-l2,oo o.0oc-9,0oo
7,Ooo-6.nc6- 2og 5uoO-3 Of .0On-5 Of \. Ooo-
5of 200l-l0 of ,1nn-20 If | ,2j0--3O OF 900
80 Of 900 l33 Of 100
80 Ia and 2na Drawn No3 $50
10 Isl and Bid 900
u sr and lth 100
l3O Isl and oh or lst and 9Th 80
Ah Isl & 7th LIST & slh lsl y OH 81 la \ 10th 60
go Isl * lllh lst & l2lh ls y 18th OF "a 4 Sd 80
-i'e25 all other two Nos. ~
AGO LIST OF ID drawn Nos. 81
G2io I'd. 9TH or 9Th -
10 so all other singte Nus 9t'
= Sos.-l3 drawnu nt.
Whole Tickets only t2l; Halves 10, Quarters );
Egtths2 80.
tiRGkNII LEESBIRG, Gloss.
10 he drmr. al reicrsbtrg. on he I'd n february.
and result rccercd on Mc 18th 4 February
Prizes of ~ u00-5.0u 5000. 5O0-l 900
l,25i--l .25o-l ,2oo-l. l00-ioof ,o0n-l0 Of loo
10 Of 30o--lO Of 25O-lOof 2Oo-20 Of lJI-'!O Of
ESQ of l00.&r.
- numbors-l2 drawn.
Tickets Sl-halves 2-qnarters !.
JIRGLNLi UELLSBURG. No &.
70 he dra,ca at Riclrmo,,d on Tpoainy hc 2ih n
R5umy, and result 'ccdrcd on Tie 2dh II tfb,
ff1s 4%'hhl-d, 'AH'=5S,s'ob 2,OlO-l Id oi
5uO--2 of l0o-5 Of 800 = of20O--lO Of l5O---lO OF
l2o--2O OF IOO -lOl of 5o-Sc., &c,
- unmbcrs-l2 drawn.
l@hcts 52-hases sl-qoartcrs 20 els
Drawn numbers in Wcllsburg. NOD
81 81 Il 60 X } 90 10 IL A. 10 63 81.
Union Lottery, Class No. l.
~ % % Gi - % 90 - 81 81,
WM NJ SUTTON
We have dlatsbped many hands me Prizes sinco our
New Year conmonecu but the largest Capitals are
hold reserve for tbs pQnhs oi February and March,
Earl, applications. t,lay secure a FOKIl Nj.
W NJ SUTTON
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CYOrCi Seed.
EDgC.HTFO.V:
VARIETIES.

VARIETIES. :.
StlONEL and longs at all prices,
- Brass and common And Irons,
Brass and common FcndsEs,
Coal Skufas aud Sltnrs,
SPIT Boxes. brass aud common,
Walters Of all sesS ind qualities,
Candlesticse. el4isa and brass.
SHUTTERS, plated brass and slrd
lirans ado ,liIanncd amps.
ladies' Dressing Boxes
sugar Boxes and Tea Cables.
for sale very .ow. hy
~, II EicEARss
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ANOTHER TARIFF COnFR0MIsr.

We learn. says the Philadelphia Inquirer. with pleasure
from Washington thai am her compromise feet in
relation 10 the Ia,if. end that n all rrobl y, Mr.
Clay will will move in tie matter in the ola low
days The plan IS ra.se the dates which the LIST OF;
June next will be 20 per cent. IN the existing w 80
per ccai. THIS. with cash duties aud hou3c valuation
will no doubt prove adequate fofcycnue and at the same
time gave new impulse Of confidence To our manuiac
lures Mr. Clay vii! probably make great eflort on
,his subject, before he leaves the Senate
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-26
NEW sERIEs>-VOL. II. NO. 80.
RETRIBUTIvE JUsT1cE Of THE INDIAN.

RETRTBUTIvE JUSTICE Of THE INDIAN.
IAN event took place at Prairie du Chen
iaSt week, which strongly marks the sav.
age character. Two Indians, Of the Win.
nebago nation, qnaneled. upon which one
stabbed the other to the heart he altemp-
10 escape, but was overtaken, brought
back and placed upon the body Of the dead
Indian, by the relatives of the latter
Several gentlemen interfered in behalf Of
The captive, and requested that he might
be allowed to 90, because he was not 81
much in the fault as the other. They
we're answered, that if''whitemen" would
pay ffeen dollars 10 the mother Of
the deceased, he might go,
otherwise be must die. This condition
not being complied with, he was doomed,
During this negotiation the savage sat up
on the body of his foe, smoking his pipe,
perfectly Indifferent as to the issue, and
when told that he must die, he deliber-
ately removed his pipe, giving the usual
"Ughw His exicutioner then stepped
behind him, and with a single blow Of the
Ratchet, severed the right arm at the
shoulder, upon this the indian resumed
his pipe, and began to smoke as ifnothing
was the matter. In short time the ex.
ecutioner with a blow, severed The left
arm. The Indian still retained the up
right position, not muscle of his face
changing, third blow, across the small
of the back brought him TO the ground,
even then his countenance wore the same
cold, serene, and sloic expression. He
was, however, soon cut in pieces bV the
relatives of the dead man. The savage
made almost superhuman efforts 10 escape
but the moment his pursners touched
him he surrendered and walked back, and
seated himself upon the dead body,with-
out once attempting to escape. This
was an instance of Indian retribution and
savage fortitude.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-26

"Tbey."- A great many excellent
people have had their worldly prospects
entirely destroyed, and hundreds, nay
thousands, have had their hearts wrung
with anguish in consequence of the Sian.
ders of"7Eey." lfa man repects in the
street, and he is asked Who told him, his
answer is "7Eey told me so." "They"
ought to be hooted out ofsociety. "They'
have done more mischief in the domes-
tic and social circles than any other fam.
lily under heaven. How easy it is for
SANDER to be propogaled which perhaps
many ruin young mans prospects for
ever; and it must be bore in mind that
"They" are always believed. A friend
meets an other in the street, and asks if
he has seen @. that morning. His an.
swer is no, that he had been gambling all
night. The response is-It is impos-
sible, for he drank tea with me last eve
ming and did not leave until 10 o'clock;
who told you 50? "T'hey told me So"
was the answer, and as he desireda favor
Of me to-day, shall not grant it until |
know the truth of the business, for |
don't intend to assist gsmblers! So poor
Mr.. @. who had always borne good
character drank tea with his neigh
Dor, and who on return to his residence;
retired to rest-and, withal, never saw a
gambling table in his life, is branded with
the title of gambler, because "They''
said so. A SANDER is like dust; it finds
its way into the most remote recess, and
spreads like the clouds, over the whole
face Of the heavens. We close this little
essay by advising our readers to place ve-
ry little or no confidence in any story.
whose propagators is "They." ''They"
should never be believed in religion, mo-
rails, politics, or in any matter pertaining
to social life.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-26

been extircated from the oyster bed near
the mouth Of the Potomac, and in compV-
ny with her consori, the Mississippi, are
on their way up TO this station. The re-
port of Is men having been lost fiom the
crew of the Missouri, by chain cable at
tached TO an anchor, sweeping them from
the long boat, it is the most singular ac-
cident ever heard of in all the dangers of
the deep.
The Loan Bill, it is understood, is to be
passed on Monday.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-26
FEDERAL SPLEEN.

The following extraordinary advertise
ment is taken from late number of the
Geauga Freeman, II more than con,
firms our preconceived opinion of the
mans preiudiced and bitter feelings
This notice, though short, clearly shows
his un6tness for the high station which be
has so long occupied. 1t is the malignant
Outpouring of low and grovelmg mind,
that would disgrace man of far less pre-
tensions than Judge Hitchcock. Read it.
Nor0aI Experiment.
"TAKE NOTICE, The subscriber, hav-
ing been weighed in the balance Of loco.
focoism and found not qualified TO
discharge the duties Of Judge, will
for livelihood resume the practice OF.
law.
PETER HITCHCOCK.
Burton, March s, 1872"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-26

A WHrs PEN.-Tn the report Of the ex-
nenditure Of the contingent fund, during
The nast summer, of the Post Office De-
partment, is the preciouse ilem Of SEW
EN- DOLLARS for a pen. We wish
somebody would inform US what It was
made of, sud also whether it is still in the
Postmaster Generals room, or was worn
oul BY the predecessor Of the present
head ofthat Department (Gnnger) in
writing political death warrants to Demo
cratic Post Masters. Isn't this "ECoN'
OMY7"-- UniOn Dem.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-26
From the Lady's Book for April.
ANCIENT BALLADS,
BY J. H. HEWITT.

By J. II. HEWITT.
The songs, the songs of other DAYS,
When helm and targe we're bright,
When warriors sung their ladies' praise,
Within the pale moons light;
When noble deeds won rosy smiles,
And fair hands crown'd the brave;
When sportive love wood fairy isles,
And raised the minstrel's stave.
The ancient helm is rusty now,
The plume has gone TO dust;
And wither'd is the noble brow
That proudly wore them first.
The bard that struck the golden Tyre
With aged hand hath gone,
No more his song fans up the fire
That guided valor on.
The songs of merry christmas times,
In Englands pallny days;
The madrigal and merry chimes,
Old chaunts and roundelays-
Like good old wine they gather zest
The more antiqne they grow;
While memory's whispering in the brsas
OF fashions long ago!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-26
PRESERVING EGGS.

Thare is patent in England for pre-
serving eggs; the composition used as fol-
lows, and by adopting the method, it is
said, eggs have been kept two years;
"One bushel Of quick lime, thirty-two
ounces of salt, eight ounces Ofcream of
tarter. Mix the whole together, with as
much water as viii reduce the compost.
ion TO such consistency that an egg,
when put into will Standardization"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-26
GEORGETOWN. O., TUESDAY, APRIL &c, 1912

amount of school funds dsburscd BY him
to be paid on their order, out of the town.
ship treasury, as acompensation for bis
services, under the school law.
SEC. %. All the acts and parts of
acts, inconsistent with, or contrary TO, the
provisions ofthis act, be and the same are
hereby repealed.
RUFUS P. SPALDING,
Speaker Of the House nf Representatives..
JAS. ]. FARAN,
Speaker the Senate.
March 7, lS42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-26
J.. FORGET ME NOT.

"Forget me not" in accents mild
My mother says, "beioved ckild-
Forget me not, when far away,
Amidst thoughtlesss world you stray
Forget me not, when fools would win
Your footsteps to the path Of sin;
Forget me not, when urged to wrong
BY passions and temptations strong;
Forget me not, when pleasures snare
Would lead you from the house ofpnyer
Forget me not, in feeble age,
But let me then your thoughts engage
And think, my child, how fondlyI
Watched Ger your helpless infancy;
Forget me not, when death shall close
These eyelids in their last repose,
Andevenihg breezes softly wave
The grass upon thy mothers grave;
Oh, then, whate'er thy age and lot
May be, my child, forget me not"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-26

JAMES WATSON WEBB.-It appears by
this mans application for the benefit Of
the bankrupt act, that he is a debtor for
many thousands'to the United States
Bank. 1t will be recolIected that he, as
we'll as the President Of the Bank, and al
so some members Of an investigating
committee, alleged that his debt to the
Bank was paid.-PeHnsylD anian.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-26

During the last year of Martin Van Bu.
ren's administration, the national expen.
ditures were reduced 10 twenty two mill.
ions, and Mr.. Woodbury. announced, that
during the next year they could be safely
brought down to twenty millions. Under
the dictatorship Of Clay they have swell
ed TO thirty-two millions, and he now lays
it down as a fundamental principle Of
whig policy, that tweniy-six millions will
be hereafter required. To render it ne.
cessary to increase the duties on foreign
imports, he proposes that one branch Of
the revenue should be squandeTed. and
that two millions shall be annually hoar-
ded up in the Treasury, as a contingent
fund. We are not told why an addition
al tax of two millions should be yearly i'm
posed on the country, TO create vast sur
plus fund in the hands of Government
officers Missouri Reporter.
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PoTAToE PUDDINe.-Take eight ounc-
es Of boiled potatoes, two ounces Of but
ter; the yOlks and white Of two eggs, q
gill of cream, one spoonful of white wine
little salt, the juice and rind of lemOn5
beat all to frOth, and sugar to taste"
Mobile Register.
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THE STEAM BOAT

iTTAS changed her owners, but will still run
7 H-E as a regular Packet between MaysvilIe
and Cincinnati, 1t is the intention ofthe own.
ers to make her a safe, speedy and plessan boar
for passengers. Frcights shall be carefully ham
dled and the charges moderate. She will leave
MaysvilIe every. Monday, Wednesday and FIJI
day, at 8 O'Clock, and Cincinnati On Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at the same hour. &
ost. aOth, 1910. 1I
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KEyTUcKY-The Legislature Of Ken
lucky have passed law by which $780,
900 of State bonds are to be put into
Banks, and certificates issued which ara
TO be applied to internal improvement,
and be paid as currency to contractors.
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HOGAN DrsDHARGED.-Tho Rochester
Democrat, of the 9th inst. says: "The
case of John S. Hogan terminated yester-
day, by the discharge Of the prisoner, for
want Of sufficient evidence to commit him
for trial."