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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

j claim, Of my fr.t premiun Colognr torso long now
iakg H. liberty OF laying s-pFr iesp another article ~
equal worth, ~ "The Virginia >iTng Cr-aT." This
vegetable composition can s1iry Uneqga'ed hy any
offered u tie Amercfnp public orr pleasure i affords
n ,a, II not only fragrant, producing rich and la.t
inc after hut POSSESSES quae, oi ~ highly oong and
healing r7f1r' = 10 mise DO ar above any ryaiarcir A.
those who asrtrai ny Cologne have found be- an that
said they ho Use this Cream vii Acknowledge that
the bali of IL, virtues have not here been told
aell J. IiNDNAIsk BIZ Cl1lha,l-st
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TAR. PiIINNEY'S FAMILY PILLS.

These P, have 'l.fy acquired the highest repUn-
ton curing i1us and Dy.pfprc complaints, thr 'o
ioW is- crtcr from one oi TIE cl respectable citizens
ci Albany. viii show
From Bcr'rT krowsr. Esg.
iaFir- suffered zine with indigestion and atu
len ftf sol fe D. = Phnuey ., Anil D. apeFfc
iisl, Pi- and after tL-fn time. pre-
parsl chat hey the Widest and the Ell
cleols iaeir operation ~ any article OF Ie hnd have
ever G.e; AMI What esteem 0f great importance they
caso1 - the stomach procuring lUl free and
satsaC0y dc fargrs ari leaving the bowels in natural
cuui ton. Aud he chref'uy recommend lhr.r
90 all Nhs at h'0u, habits need eNceli-n, family
n- cu. u consideration ~ q high Standing OF tie pro-
pl.cicr Jos .le 1Iul.ty a medical man
BENZ. KNOWER.
sod lv 4 B. y. SANDS. whoesae a-fnts. ~ Fulton
street. co.r Of ooi CO., Fuonre,t - Broadway and
- Es-r R-'0luay. ie.i Ian
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DOiSONS. Chemicals and Fireworks.
NJ LEN.Ls L-nLLIM ANEER ~ 49,.

DIR. LEWIS FFtCNTN ANGER. No Nai-st.
Erl.iw4v. las very extensive sreurf', rom .ar-e
Chemical Works and frc,s, French ani German Import.
in. 1u.es ani enabled 10 s-il article uncommon
lv low q, make Object for the cash payments % these
golden f.uc.odinc. hypodstc Of potash, odsc 81 ron,
bf1mine oddc IT sulphur mercury, lrad ami INC lunar
can.ic. oxide o. SILVER, Labaraquc', chloride 81 soda,
apparatus, plate aud all the chem
icai pr plfaiion,; pure mura'c ant n acids spirits OF
hahpfu and nrt eer. Sc; nitrate of stnniar. bdryla,
.oia and work, for Jolly ih, OF the man
u.acur, such rockets, roman candles, wheels ,gual
lr,, suf... 80
roi.au. warranted he ou, original ard safest ngrrJi.
f,t, 90 destroy and cyc!mulr The Hot, bei bugs,
huss, pfrs cpchoacies rai- mice moscheo's eas,
i ant. Ice. and other co. larger animals.
cate and perform all wlatit j. Intended.
TLou,,nd NJ persons Gently TIE virtue
and quality Of al prspa a1u>, and c)ruhordlr 90 The
truth OF aI. lie Statement Apply To
DR. LEWIS FIJI CIIIwANGFR,
f i7, No. | Nel-strfet
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a HUDSON HOUSE, Jersey Civ

~ The propr.e'or wishes 70 aiorm bis friends aud he
public generally h1f he ha, taken iir above where be j.
enabled % accommodate Roariers being bot block
from ii- terryhe ouse has lately hecn rr.'ri with
fcrutur g. II pleasantly situated ih Grant-sf
tine gr~" and airy and cannot Ice surpassed ay
i1 fle city.
40 in connection. The proprietor w'i s conduct the
ThatcLed COTTAGE Garden. where BE- has been 81 well
knISn tor ten years past lie public assured ai
nothing shall be- wanting b., part make them com.oc.
ahie while visiting either rlsce.
Military and other CoDpane, can De- accommodated IN
Of th bet sp)i. OF ground tor Target Practice any
wher- within he vicinity oi New-NOrk.
.u's got up Al, short notice alf ~ rea-0uehe terms
ie4 ln' SAM IL : LYNCH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

w g, Nsaen L1ne.-The subscriber having geiiDor,,l
81 u military business nDd removed hi, gOo.is iyv- ai
bW1f'ay . - Slasen llnr. now oG,rs - D his .niire
sf1ck-cofs.st--g Of swords Belts. Sashes Fn.s,,ts.
Lee Buit1as, Pleues. Markets, Riffs &c A. below co
laor ma - Uniforms, oieers .quipps Themselves or
p,r-o.s purchasing 10 sell again all Do vel 81 ali
~ u WI HINTON
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WONDERFUL CURE of the PILES.

W. invite the attention Of the public 10 Doc'. r.
Hun. phrey, Vegetable P. n!nrut OF the most
tam r,seics Tor Piles, F.sHies Wounds, Chhbains, a.
nny before ihe public From J. y. >arin Cashier of The
Cavuga County Bank. DR.. r.. fiumphreyes-S.r-l com
urnccd the your ointment for the Piles few we'k,
sgn AID have used occasionally snce although I'M
der circumstance. uniavorab- that did rot expect much
benefit the first application s immediate ree from
the that usually acHds the disease and thnk
am almost altogether we'll and DO most cheer uily
co,1rend 10 all similarly afflicted. Auburn, March "a,
1911. T. SrAHIN For .e at l3j Na>Sau-st sor agen-
cy for Nc~ YORK city, aud al the principal Drug store m
the ctf lci Ia
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sgACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.

Hf.af-ftI.at GruriGd'. POuirc Subtle " NJ perm .
urnr e.t al rom the part whore f }, app ed
foa' itr .l'e 'lry 20 The hin. II be- had a. the
rt t-- r.rf - " iiher street, door lfom RrooD
vrv rni 30 81 Broadway g per botls Another fact
iist O.l-1ni True Water 81 Beauty will thoroughly
i.r1IfaI. ln pInpic> and a cntnsous erUQon, elicit,
I1FfI itaiihv appearance AMI array TIE hands mech
and radiant wiirU,>s. Beware o spurious im
a nr ai O. celebrated co.retic, containing mineral ~
.gcnis utterly ruiuCG> the >hn and complexion, and
v ii, eggplant action injurious Ia health To be had -
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= E-ys~ nELrZABETu-poRy AND

s,nsss,y1sssfz-s NEM-YOHK FERRY COMPANY.
SHH,naeI trim F,rlept.-Fore ~! Coats
Yle stesmipais w TtR-wIrCU and CINDERELLA
ry daily foni FiDahetl-p New ioh touching ~ New
Brighton fnl Hort-Rcim0nd zach TIN J.ows, On and
alter ihe 20fh day 81 JUne. 1912,
lease Eivss ti-pot i~aye y. TOTit leT l. y. ".
At6l,7.G iiococh.A and Az! and Do! ccPk 4 " ard
A. anil oclo u. p ". Az, ara &. oclscs, p. -,
Oa Sh,nday
Leave Elnsbeh.Port At r. Oani O'Clock, A. aAd al
:. a and O'Clock, r. VI.
fOrk g. 10 aud O'clock 4. " and at 2 "a
and ?. "
B-PsssngrrS f1r weffeld, Scotch Plans Plsnfcld
Bound Bro Il, ~oncfvlir, Esson &C. by the Elizabeth
and Sn"rsile Re broad Cars. viii lrave Nrw-York
IN M" ~ O'Clock boat ~ lie morning, and ~ the and
o'rincH bna- d. the auerun1n.
Passenger. rom ihe O'Clock boat will leave Sonersle
for Ea.ion snd for Srbo0lrys Mountain % the az
rival Of the ~ Soineryile
Tie iiOre, Gar VII leave the front Of The Union Hotel
quarter Of hour previous ile departure Of each boat
Al haggag" al tlie rlsk ~ It's owner les
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"a FOR SALE-Tho three story Brick

"a 7 tTTl NNIITI- TI IIiIFF -TFITT UTIIN
-Img HOUSE AND LOT % GROi Nd M. =
N1rksf-s'rcei. between Nh. son ari Henry-i5ee Tie
lot q hy e. feet tire louse e by u ct VITA - insL
walls bu by days work under tie supernicndence oi HG
George Ireland. There ten FIRE places ~ the fio. q
seven Of which finished v ia marble c.iuney-p zee,
Ti-re Is dry cellar undo doe wio'e paved and divided
ni0 several apartments, ffcprOc aslhOue under hs
kitchen ire pare, ans Ire whole 10 complete order 1he
prtne, may b.. every dry between the hours o! Il
and Zeclock. For further particulars apply 10
- ERINNEII hlINlI-RN 3 90 I. saLuL- ~.
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,sso~ y FARE AND frCjGuT
Cp- hNEW-YORK to EASTON

Sys;;sssySss.y-rry Pa.-PEOPLE'S LINE-Jhroush 30
hours. T ale only Two Dollars.
Leave pier Nc ~ r., Bauery Place a = O'Clock, =.
daily SUNDAYS excepted nv Steamboat Cinderella or " arr
Wirh EiFabeihpOrt, then take the O.. he =.
Town and >oaeyille Railroad Ia Scrsryie leaving ONLY
u 'es ~ Crache' IN miles less Than b' NeH Brua. b
making FAR he pleasant and ped r1ufr io ,t
on For sest, apply 10 A. ID. Iicpe - Csurait sre't
on board.
+ = Arrangements have been made hv which f''rgrrs
leave the Liberty o. icsk 4 ". and FOB
he Philadelphia train 10 ELlahcti'o,s shcIeiity vii
onno,t I'd he for Sou'fyi's. Fog ushrr rofn1-
on ingurs nf \. ~ tfpfF, - Coutiiandt.-t.
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e." at. POWELL & cos Limo

,a4sssaS.sSr--E. For NFwBURGH, landing AZ CAID.
WELLS, WEST POINT, and COLD SPRING.-1he
eesrboat Highlander. Capi. Robert Warirop, viii leave
foot - wanens every MoHday. Thursday, and SATURDAY,
At y " Returning, viii leave NswburqL every AIoG,.ay
Il \. W. and Tuesday and Friday ~ ) =. NJ.
F)r freight or passage apply TO the Captain board.
Baggage aud freight ol ~ drscr pors Bank bills or .pe
cie board wB be ~ the r.k 81 he owners hereof uness
a bill oi iadng rrrrcfnf. be snsd tor the same ~
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For freight AMI passage apply the master on board or
" F. T. l. L PARSONS So ( co. Buaao,N. ,a
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s.x-EASTERN DIVISION NEW.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COM

LO-Np LELAND RAILROAD COM
PANY.-Ou ihd aiter this ,lae, the Csrs ell
lsssFSS .loRs.
S o. Lave iicksy'ie a. o'clsck 4. NJ and ~ ~
--T----Lfaye bempssadai 70cisck \ " AMI II 2 "
Lave Jamaica AZ 7iO'clock 4. ". aud II =. "
Lave bfoohlyn AZ ~ A. VI. through =, Der Pax
lave Bfooa lNu a. q u'ciOc lP u. 10 Ii.fkssile.
LraVe Deer PARK At I! o'clock p. u
SUNDAY Trains.
Leave jana lea AZ u o'clock 81 and - p ".
LeaF" Brooklyn al - 90 I0e1 A. II. % Deer Park.
Leave Brooklyn al q q. 81 Tor jamaica
Lave Deer Park Al p O'Clock T. u.
Leave i.rk,yie ~ 3 ?. "
Lave Hcrl ,.feai at 3 r. ".
Passenger. for Shutdown, Babylon, Psichogls i'lp
Eyrrheai &c. vi sse y- morning tram from Bro, AVN
,tsg 4 ~ nLf,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

Important % i1l..
arms DIppI f. IgI Canal street New
-. .
~ lnIr+ iNii- ut lii' i'i.flN l''l' TOY ''' N ~
.avenie say rus or hi', "a : fi-'i' I, .'.-L
offers IT, 80 On - hDnt - '..iit " =. 49,
-t2, WIZ i''' 0f'h . .''i 81 d - , -t
4FpH.afNs ue common GEL i-.i VI : - ",.'f'' tn-t
.A" r'NiI Hiir 'Nti y I'' .'r''' ,' $3.50 80
.H hf'i i1Ii.t. ~ 'N .'-.-'i '-" '' IT'D '
.ntf.Hf "ili.. 't' ''a''' - i - A. u
fe TO "i N''- : =. i'i Nt.n -, - -, 't
PRED nn-n. N' = ~ 80 70 "h' Jay -. = pr
W,rr NJ. a.. o.. ~. ~ N''t' it ~,
Dr. "fa' tNt a-fNi H ~ 'i-i W 'h4.''' ~ q" -''
r' .fH'' i.f .' 'i.' pr . 'r--i %. .tf :, ~
t.fn hrI-n i l.' lf'~ 'f .a no i" 'iN b-l Dc Cd
--r If Hf '.n' p t-i 'f-rii N'.-.i iN.t- .Il
-r-f 80 ' "' III DO 'eH H'i .'' colli %" .i." nf
stand. Tbs, 1rr long delay n1l 'ich 'lhcrn- Doctor
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3 FOR SALE.-Bareaius Bargains -

~.. For sale exchange, A. irlct- a. AaEd,om" Land
containing - each, soil Of superior qualify, ~n
tered With fnr streams. covered witt Use .ccL
white oak hickory beach walnut, nmtr and sycamore
The -O adapted wheat, o.i cotton tO'arco
and irish potatoeS Thu shove snd Will snlt a
reduced prcss and .erEa % .ui, or ey wl 10 f.
changed ior almost Sul 81 merchandise. For maps,
diagrams and particulars, apply 70 -
~ a 2. SMITH. y I.lariv ~
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iIrSIC al Three Cenls a page. at No

y II" II ~ ~
Fs y Lrpensrl. treci, rrrlar of B-eefaav-tliA@.
4 Gk-IAiN. Nnsc Publisher. h. constantly rec.tn. reN
and a-hDHahi" Nl-r. fr ihc Piano. Guitar, 0rd Fut,
which selling at size yrrr low price OF cents pls- r-
tail Also on hand, small i1i n Musical ln.Iu -,,
which will he soi very low. The public ave i1ve,tl il
and examine Tor themselves. Nholssa- dealers p-l
chea per Than any other establishment the L. >ti;
y B-P.lno Forte. tuaei al - cents
ola I'm CIIsS r GESIti\
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~ To LET-Thc large Room OH the

IL. u SrcOni ioor Of the College ot Physicians aui sur
eeOn.. - trn>y.tfs-f. known A. the College Hall Va"
Room well git"t and ventilated and his small Room
opening upon tie u T. convenient lace OF meet
Tor public worship. 90 TOR Literary Associations. The
Room be- seen AZ Iuy tnr application ~ ir Jan-
tor For further particular, apply to X. WATTS, IT. ~
\ ..s.r..t,a.f
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n r-~.. ASTATFNISl ANOFUERY

Foot OF WI s'ni'.f,tt li' -''a'-
follows. until at;l,er notice.
D. ayas Sr,lgs IsrANn at7' o io.l. n ral -. o.
Ta.srs wnrru,rL AT e, Q, Io,u,A " ard.. a.,
:, . VI
All go'. -i'prri required % hr rafhit
end ~ he ~ fthe owners tte'tot '
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: CO. nYlWNRK & NEW-YORK.

SS.ssS.c Fa-r ony '-i cert. lh' or.
49, m, - ,,ucr PASS SO. Calt John "f' ..S
b. ,, t.r >,s... oil, sues day. 'a',' '> ''
.. ,... y "a t,.--... Wtarf Nrssrs.
A. d, b. =, g. a 4u-fs.Fs tI Ats' Hc,.' ft- q. 90 90
On -...., t-, rs..l..y vi. le',' NrN-l ~. o. 81 D. ~
AMI T. NJ -lrr Nrvaf. 90 "a H., w. 49, Dc . 10 W
IJ FrrghI col eY,.y description So" AZ 't'N ','.'"
rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

formed that j. C. Fountain boz longer ;- Travelling
AGENT. either 80 further authorized 30 receive auy
fpnai oh, or subscription. - he NnrNrN star IlI Pre-
mems Advocate published On tiluv. : '.
JOHN g. STEW ART tl.,,~-
CiiAS. = MORTON. ''
STEPHEN NYfl;> General Acsit.
" Il. Nm 4 Tyson. - sui yln-.i.esi. FL, tr General
AGENT Of ihr paper i0r hc~hn ami ku1siyu. where al
Orders and commuu arpns MI 1c received and aue-@ed
20. i,it 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

TT' UTlT " y l'0NT- TaH'I NV on FI.Ifnnan wei
acquainted via he Fishing Ground. Bat furnished. Ag
excel nl Band ri Muse j. engaged % acrouI any . boat
Refreshments Of o. frst quality furnished % hoard extra
clafnl ~ maid - " attend % far ialgs and .r,n
Capt Gould pledges huseif that pan, stani .par,d
10 give .atacOn sud make thee Excursion, 10th Plea
- - and agreeable to those wLO VIII honor ~ " 10 ii,
patronage.
The Public are assured hat he Superior vii positively
tisr sofsrifs. a.. -. a..
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n cSDse aGRAND EXCURSIONS

,s-r-s@-7T-f. for the Fshiog Banks ~ sandy Hook
every Iur,d7y md FRIDAY during a.. sea.on. Tla lsryr
and oomnod On, steamboat II pERfOR Capt John Gould
again in readres. and viii bier REGULAR trfr,
for the ,easnn Friday morning. May Hih leaving he
pier loot of Chamhers l. a. rciock Hammond T. past
p. Csnatst past s,Per No. y r. % O'clock Market.
street Per O'clock CATH rucs' Perry, Brook yn past
ant Pier No. y f.. peg o'clock lending Il fort
Hamilton.
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RITIDs VEGETABLE ROUGE

or IL sbing "a ifh linen cloth. 80 cert, per hoiilr.
GOURhID'S BLANC EsPiGNE,
~ Spanish IIy White .upart, a bright pure lie-he.
agba.trr vrne>, the .kn. free from the Injurious pro
pries generally combined With prparat ons for thus pur
NO. Pm ..r.ul hnHn. N = cen,, each. III I'm
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q 4 GOOD FARM for sale or exchange
= FARM FOR SALE or exchange 70.

4-x5 The steam COLUMBUS Will DIV h..
res Braf0 AMI Green Bay during he .easnn a. beo,S
Lcaycs Buffalo, leaves Green Bay
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"a For SALE-Thatvcry deslrahle Plat
mi ROOMS TO LET at :}oi broadway.

lmS Handsome Psrior ana Bnlu0m. attached, OBJ y1-
nm, ,1-s furnished uuiutn>rd The ii0us" "ii ~
painted and pat ire c0mpic" order. Artii,' Families or
sn r. gentlemen " ho fbuk OF changing would 20 Nch 70
call Also Room 10 o.. on the Fourth floor p feet wdr
Dv - feet arp Inaure on The second hcor. 81 at,f
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Br.a.fs.l ga hosfJ. $50.

> WIN .'itN' 49,
s...,.s-.-- BANl. ten he ste1ni'-'e' 81 o.
- >,--iI Pr, g. mot, c.,, e.,
r.. .s-s ir,s-fr--.r-r sirffll-ei W. f
n, Taf,iaNl NomDs. a. Inco,S. t.,.t 4 a. L.
~ ',..-r,-,.u.r ..rlaslost hBNfi, So Do ~ '."
a - i,,.,,r., avn W5rfir.. - ! o'c.1.A. ,.,., -,
- ,,...-r.n-fly a; ne oni-c' ioe' % n'-' w
81 f1a.u .,. So. Rams gil, rtt.e,
-. 49,. r-f ~ Pr~0affv. iferrr ~ ii'' ~ -
-..trI OBJ .sf. fIa> De- a. o. TIA q"
f..... b.. .tt. rr ff.t-1 %. A..
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- TO LET--The handsome wclI-fnish-
lrA TO LET from the irst day of next
"a To LET-Water Power, with plenty

yA Of Shop Room. Also a snail twOsofy Dwelling
01,e 10 1T. by the mosli year, very reasonable
anholt landing n Donb's Ferry.
INQUIRE on the premises or ID BlSlIOP,Agent.
iels lws NJ 81 Pelr-t n.
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Ia TO LET.-Thc largc three story

Ii,A House NJ Ch.ry,t on' dong from ne corner Of
Pc and Cherry Streets The house j. w-li adapted for
pardino Ilousc and the Store would make eNcelcut
,ad TOD = Grocer. The hons~ store WN be ct >rpa-
-airlv \ hcsifeh Apply n 81 PIAr.. Irll ~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-11
THE DAYToN nERAI1nn

The few delegates from this quarter
creep home like drowned chickens. The
dark clouds aud storms from Heaven
broke up their speaking-the elements
are against them-for there was no rain
mo storm any where else scarcely!--
We could see from here allthe afternoon
a dark cloud hanging over that region of
county. The number is estimated al
trom i've thousand to 100000. One
q the delegates gives " illiam SAWYER,
Esq, as witness that there was one hun.
dred thousand people, We do not be.
llsve 4. A friend Of ours, who was on
the spot, says thai there were from + 10
10000; that drunk ennsss, folly, and MI
sorts Of ridiculous mimicry prevailed.
pickpockets abounded, and the town was
literally overwhelmed with conduct M
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-11

DEMOCRATS OF ONO! The friends oil
constitutional government throughout
the Union are viewing the great contest
in which you are now engaged. with in
tense soliciude. The atrocious acts OF
the federal party have made this state
tho battle field Offree government, where
is to be decided the m Jmentous question
whother republican government possess.
es within itselfa conservative principle
or not; whelhr its foundation, the princi
pie that a mgjori;5 ShoUld rule, is to be
rem in vain, and torn away by any mi.
nority base enough TO commit the act
This vital issue subjects every patriotic
citizen in the slate, to a measure of re
spOnsibility almost overwhelming-from
which no democrat can finch without vi.
Olence TO himself, and treason to his coun-
try.
This revolutionary proceeding of the
wings in Ohio, is the absorbing theme
of political moment throughout the Tn.
ion. Alas! for the Republic, and the re-.
putaLion Of Republican government, if il
be not wiIherngly rebuked by our citi>
zens!
Men Of Ohio! lei us not disappoint th G
hopes Of our brethren in other states!-
Read the following appeal from that able
democratic journal, the Boston Post, and
treasure up lis patriotic words:-Cin. Enc
"THE ONO DEMoCRATs.-A great re-
sponsibility rests upon the democrats of
Ohio. The people of that noble State
owe it 10 themselves, 10 their p0sierity,
30 their country,to rebuke tho factious
designs Of their hol.headed opponents
A more detestible principle mover was
brOached, than the principle upon which
the wings have planted themselves; and
the eyes of the whole nation are open to
see how the people will meet this ques-
tion. Thus far the democrats have borne
themselves nobly. They are filed with
all the enthusiasm a righteous cause can
inspire.. Go ahead, Democrats! IF ever
cause demahded Union. energy manful
ness and untring perseverance, 1t is the
cause in which you are engaged. The
conduct of The wings Of Ohio has been
such as to eNiille them loa brand of infa
my. Every honest man and evory true
patriot should join in lashing such polit-
cal traitors with scorn and contempt
through the land"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-11
White Slavery.

NsAALC GA0NSA y
WHO IS GUILTY OF FALSEHOOD?
The last number Of the Political Exam.
iner contains tho following paragraph.
"SaUIRE G. HARRIS the whig candidate
for Clinton County on Tuesday the 4th
instant authorized the Central Committee
10 say to the people, that the statement
made by MIR. w. II. Baldwin at the Dem.
ocratic melting on the lst instant, that
he Harris had advocated and approved a
vote given by Gen. Harrison 10 sell poor
white men for debt, is an absolute and
malicious falsehood, made ou, of whole
cloth"
Now read The following aft davils,which
fortunately came TO hand on the same
morning that the above bold deniai was
issued from the Examiner Office. Mr..
Harris is now placed in much worse
pVOdicament than he was before this au.
dacious denial.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-11
FEDERALISM AT IT'S LAST
GAOD

1
We quote the following from the Rich
mond Enquirer Democrats, push OF
that column-the State and National Gov
ernmenIs will soon be out Of the hand
Of tho spoilers:
"The New York Express saws. th,
senate of the United States now stands
20 wings, 20 democrats, and Mr. Rives l
aud two vacancies in Tennessee, and one
in New Jersey. Ifthe wings lose Sen
alor in Maryland, N. Carolina. s. Caro- Ii,
ma, Indiana, and New Jersey, and we do
not lose one ia Ohio and Connecticut,
the parties will stand, in the senate, %
wings and 81 democrsts-Tenness %
will still bo unrepresented.
"ln the House of representatives., we
shall, in all probability, carry majority
of bet ween 30 and so. And, then what
becomes ofthe National Bank; and the
whole ultra train Of Federal me sures?-
Lot us democrats, put our shoulders TO
the wheel, stretch every sinew, and re-
cover the two citaJels Of Congress from
The hands Of the Gauls."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-11
"CoME OUT FROM AMONG THE
FOUL PARTYr,

. A friend, in sending US the proceedings
OF the democratic meeting held in Lake
county, which, will be found in another
column, says, "You will SEQ by the pro
ceedlngs,that SILAs AxTELI, Esq, the
late whlg representative from this county,
has broke loose from tho thraldom uf
whiegeryIond now gives his Influence ii
favor Of democracy" We recolect M.
Axlell well, while a member of the Leg.
stature. He was one oflhe most intel.
i'gont and worthy members of the wbio
party, and unVeTsallyy esteemed. We
hall his accession to our cause with tile
greatest satisfaction; and shis example
must rro duce the happiest effect. psriic.
ularIy on the Western Reserve.
man.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-11
TREASON. "Tronann !.

TREAsoN "Treason is the high.
est crime Of civil nature, of which
man can be guilty. In general, it is
the offence of attempting to overthrow
the Government Of the state to which the
offender owes allegiance, or of belray,
ing the state into the hands Of a foreign
power Treason in Great Britain is of
TWO kinds, high treason and petit lroason
High treason is crime that immc diately
effects tho King or state. Petit treason
involves breach of fidelity, but effects
individuals. p Wcbster's Dictionary.