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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-07

THE EXTRA SESSION-THE CUR
TAIN LIFTED, AND THE BEAU
-'rIES OF WEITG LEGISLATION
] JrEXPOSED.
The following is an extract from the
speech of Mr.. Profit, whig Represents.
two OF Congress from Indiana; upon the
loan bill.
sGentlemen boast Of the extra session.
Most ardently, do wish, sir, that The peo-
ple of the country-the honest people OF
all paTties-could have witnessed the
drama then enacted in this capitol; the
open party drill; the secret whispered
watchword; the man@uVring of the day;
the stealthy councils of the night; the moi.
sy professions Of fairness on the floor ;the
grinung and snarling in the lobby; the
plotting for place; the imperiousness Of the
leader; the subserviency ofthe led. And
oh, sir, could that honest and unsuspectng
people cast nne glance behind the cur
tain which conceals the controlling spir
its Of The scene, not even the tawdry tin
sci Of assumed patriotism in which they
stand cmobed, nor the gaudy gauzes of
affected purity which bedecked their de-
formiiy, could for one moment save them
from the whitening blighting, blasting gaze
Of that indignant and betrayed constituent
.cy.4,a
The weak and blundering policy pur-
sued at that extra session cliDgs like a
poisoned garment to the country, and even
The giant strength of the people is vast,
ing beneath its influence.
You wished topass the Distribution
bill, and in order TO do SO, you found il
necessary to enter into bargains and Sc
.cret understandings with the advocates
OF The Bankrupt bill. And even then
you could moi secure its passage through
ihe other branch Of Congress, without adj
ding your eyasive and deceptive compro.
misc clause, that { duties.On imports ex-
ceeded twenty per. cent. the distribution
should cease TO operate.
TofpoIitical purposes, and seemingly
undeS the protence of amending or
pealing The Bankrupt bill you provided
that it should not 60 into effect until the
first dayof February; and what was the
cbnseqlenceg No sooner had Congress
met, than MANY members who had voted
for bat bilIsundeE secret promise thai
II should be amended or modified, lindiag
lhatihese promises were abo1tt0 be vio-
lated, undertook To sTelrace theil steps
and repealthe bill and after daysof6erce
contest, majority ofthirty-one members
voted for.its repeal; showing plainly thai
The meaSureinevsf did have ihe deliber
ale sanction of lhe House, and yet il is q
law. ~ a
This is one specimen Of the Legislation
,ofthc extra session. son which gentlemen
pride themselves. What IS the result ol
your twenty per cenl. clause, attached g
the Disiribntion aei2 You knew fulI
well that twenty per cent. upon imports
would no. give you revenue sufficient tol
The wauIs 0f the Government. An hon
orable Senator from Kentucky, (Mr. Clay.
had shown that beyond dispute; yet yOl
adopted That pfovlso, through the agency
OF the caucns system. And now a par
Of you are insisting on distribution, re
| gardless Of the proViso, while another
portion are insisting that i was dehoer'
lie pledge that The duties should ex
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-07

or Major Freas, of the Germantown
Telegraph, who is great wag in his own
way, tells the following hard story:
The best Joke we have heard Of for
some time is Of an individual of this place
VINO recently got married to reduce his
taxes, gaining about ten cents per annum
by The operation! He had not been nup-
tnalized, however, more than month, be-
fore he attempted 10 cut his throat be-
cause his wife didn't make pancakes like
his mother! His wife seeing him about
70 commit The horrid act, screamed and
ran for help, and the first person who came
to her assistance was shrewd fellow,
who, being up 10 thing or two, picked
I'D the old razor which the ''suicide" had
dropped in the confusion, and coolly sst
down and sharpened it, for the puTeose,
as he said the business might be done
neatly, and without any backing and saw
ing. After receiving proper eSgs; he
handed il to the suicide, and toid nun
now 10 90 ahead, % the razor was .nn.s5-
rate order. Hse refused-the neig gh1eF
psrsisted--ths fellow rasistsd, ana hnally
Ten, stick" out Of the house INTO me eF-
,hara He was followed as far as The
SaSr bv his imperturbable friend, withths
ss~or in his hand, insisting that be should
comnlete the Job be pretended TO hava
Commenced. He never threatened 70 cut
5js throat after that because bis wife
didn't make pancakeslike his mother!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-07
From the chillieOths Advertiser.
LOOK AT. THIs. "a.


II appears by tstle q he ut Gazette
that the duty on GAMBLiAa CARDS
is TO be REDUCED from so peEeent.,
as at atpresent, to 10 per cent. That e
doubtless to accommodate such gamblers
as Henry Clay and Lord Ashburton, who
requires new pack of cards every deal
to prevent cheating; whilst the dafy on
COTTON SHEETINGS, which are nee
ded by the poor, are TO be increased
from twenty per cent, TO ONE HUN
DIED AND TWENTY FIVE PER
CENT.
The following description of Wash
ingtOn card party is taken from a late
number of the New York Express,
one o!the strongest Clay papers in that
city:
"The venerable Ex President J. @.
Adams, gave large and interesting party
at his residence last evening. Many of
the most distinguishe public men in the
city were present, and among them Lord
Ashburtou, the Ambassadors Of the sew
eral Foreign Governments represented in
the city, MIR. Clay and several distinguish
ed members of the two Houses Of Cod-
gress. A large party of ladies' we're al
SO present, and the evening passed off
pleasantly, with music, dancing, social
game ofcards. Az one of the card tables
mere Lord Ashburton, Mr. Clay, II.
BOdiscOe, the Russian Minister, and Mr.
CriReRden-four very distinguished men
Willing away their time very pleasantly
but not very proftably, perhaps some will
say. Ii was, however, but social game
Of cards, with nothing tOOrth naming at
stake"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-07
THRILLING SKETCH.
PoE's LEAP.

a REMtv1scENcu OF BORDER LIFE.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19
ENuVrS Worm LOEcnges,

TRlROVED in more than $4,000 cases TO be in.
~ lalIible, the only certain Worm-destroying
Medicine in use, and are the greatest discovery
ever made for dispeiiing the various kinds oil
worms, that so frequently and disressllllgly an
nov both children and adults Many diseases
arise from worms, and occasion long and intense
suffering and even death, without their ever be-
lug suspected grown persons are very often al
hictpd with them and are doctored for various
complaints, without any benefit; when one dose
of these Lozenges would speedily cure them.
They are an i0lallible remedy, and so pleasant
10 the taste that children will take them as rea-
Oily as a common PEPPERMINT Lozenge.
SYMPTOMS OF WoRMs.---Pain in the joints and
limbs, offensive breath, picking at the nose, grin
ding Of the teeth during sleep, and at times a
paleness about the lips with flushed checks
bleeding at the nose, a gna"ing sensation at the
stomach, flashes olheat over the surface Of the
body, slight chlls or shiveripgs, head ache,
drowsiuess, vertigo, torpor, disturbed dreams,
sudden starting in sleep with fright aud scream
lng: with Troublesome cough, feverishness,
thirst, paid hue, fits, bad taste in the mouth
difficult breathing, painr the stomach or bow
els, fatigue, nausea, squeamishness, Yoracious
appetite, leanness, bloaIed stomach Or limbs,
griplngs, shooting pains in various parts of the
bodp, u sense of something rising In the throat,
itching Of the anus towards night, a frequent
desire TO pass something from the bowels, and
ametimes discharges ofslime and mucus.
~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19

nr. Smith knew u child that was cured OF
fits by these Lozeuges, after three ears suffering
aud when nothing else would give hor the least
reliet.-lle has used them in his practice Tor the
last two Years in several hundred cases, and al
ways with success.-A boy on boa,d OF one OF
the n. o. packets Was cured ol hts by only one
dose them
Mr.. Fulsom of Spring street, cu'ed three OF
his children OF worms by only one box.
Captain Griffin cured his child oyears old, by
only three doses: she had boen gwen up by the
PHYSICIANS as incurablc, and was last wasting
away, being almost reduced 10 skeleton. Inc
doctors could not tel what allied the child, and
the father, IN reading the symptoms OF worms
thought possibly they might be cause OF all tht
d.iculy, and consequently applied TO DR.. Hull
who gave her IA box ol ms Nu,m Lozenges; ut
Ter Inc dist dose the child ran TO her father
frightened at the large quantity Of worms tina
came from her. She IS now as well ana as near
Ily A. any child and no doubt has been saved roH
an early grave by only three doses o. these lie
2enges.
MIR. W. TTopewell, East Broadway, CAV
| them to his child and they brought away wprni
by hundedreds.
/ Parents should always keep these Lozenges II
/ the house, for they are the best medlcince ina
can be administered to children afflicted Wit
worms. Children will take them as readily IA
] tine most delicious sugar candy. Price. % cent
! a box, with Toll directions. For sale AT the
| LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
| Lexiugiou, April 80, lo42. 2l-ly.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19

DIR. HULL'S.
EEV ER AND AGUE PILLS;

o ,ecsc,a and speedy cure for Ferer aud .Agte
KHYuE extensive prevalence in this country OF
III that troublesome disease, FEVER AND
ACHE. or. INTERMITTENT FENEit, ana
me vast amount OF suffering and distress Shch
4 has occ,slouet, has naturally led TO the auolr'
~, nj many compounds add mixtures ior us
,ni,,eatan aud relief. Among these some ie"
N, Is been found Temporarily benehc'ai III par
.ionlar cases while the great magnify are NOT
M, utterly useless, but absolutely deletefious-
IN many Instances operating as stmnih To Tue
disease intended TO Be cured In other cases t0e
deleerious natura Of the Ingredients usea W 'he'e
e,,oyricul COMPOUNDS, has been iound extensive
IA urendicialto the constitution, not uErequeht-
Is ia o,her affections Of hishIy dangerous CHAR
acter. ro,.a,,
I,must be evident to all persons of rejection,
,hgI FEVER AND AG UE, 10 be treated sue
sessrully, must be approached scientiAcaliy'a anu
win iun knowledge OF the peculiar ch1laGter
az fin disease, and particularly OF The leading
.,,sss ,f MS appearance. Tholgh differing ina
,er,allv IN many of us features nom otheI lefers,
INTtEMlrTENT FEVER, OR FEVER X
AGILE, is almost always accompanied oy "e'
4, .nged and sometimes an irritable conaitloh U
The digestive apparatus. This condition IS iha',
Gated by quick pulse, thirst, pain IN the heaG
and lsin., and other evidences OF ever.--Io ~
ford the de.iredrehel by the adoption OF lne1I'
cine calculated to operate upon The digestive or
cans. remove the affecting disease, nnd c"rfec,
and imDroye the tone of the stomach, the mos
earnes, attention has recently been dhee'ed D
seyfal me deal gentlemen OF extensive eXperI
cuce. and the result OF the Investigation Is IN
hdopton of the preparation he recommehusI
us HuLL'S PILLS, which having been p'epae'
Wi.b sole reference TO tins pagucuIor disease
nnd with strict regard TO medical SCIENCE, 1t"
mirabIv adopted TO restore the deranSed ofsa"
of rbe system to a heuIthul state, OF cohIs'
TO ,emoye, simultaneously, both the disease dh'
ITS causes.
In wing the health actions OF the digest
i've organs the eject OF this medicine Is, TO ope
rate N a nishly beneficial manner, upon disease
ORIGINATING in similar causes with Fever an,
Ayuc. Among these may be classed, Gowe'
Compan Dysentery, HEARTBURN, Flatolenc,
of the Bowels, Want OF appe'ste, Night SweatS
1Vater Brash, and that most obstinate complaint
DISPEPSIA: the extensive prevalence oIwhic'
ntfIiction, IN this country, has become matte
81 serious alarm. For all these diseases, thes
Pills are an excellent remedy. Each box con
tains % doses. Price, only one dollar.
For sale at the -.,,,,r,,,
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE
Lexington, Apn! 20, 1872. ILL
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LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, Apn' 20, ie42' lily
DR.. sPENCER,S VEGETABLEA NTI-BlL
IouS AND ANTl.DY5PEPfIG PILLS.

celehrated PHI. are held, is satisfactorily
demonstrated by the increasing demand 'o' ''e'n
:, n,.rx stare and section OF toe Union, aud by
a. r,,i,,tn,v testimonials to their remarkable
efficacy which are every where oAereh' IL -
not less from deeply gratifying confluence that
thew are the means OF extensive dhu lhestlila'e
yond among bis afflicted fellow creatures, Than
from interested considerations, that the proPhe
TOR of these pre.enenmitly successful uealc'hes -
,lesirous of keeping them constantly oeio'e Pa"
lie eve. The sale oil every additional ooA "nu
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relieved from greater or less uegtee o' suhei'He
and he improycd i'll general health; Tor IN no
-, n snfisuncr from disease can they be taken
IN yam.-The proprietor has never known OF
Room informed of an instance in which they nave
f,tleb 10 do cond.-ln The most obstinate cases
NJ chronic disease, such as chronic dyspepsia,
fornid liver. rheumatism, asthma, nervous aha
baous head ache, costiveness, pile', genera oe-
hiiitv. sctofSlous swelhngs aud ulcers, scuf'y'
salt rheum auA all other cnronic aneclohs Oh the
orra,s and membranes, they effect cure WIN
humidity and pefmanency ~hich lew leIson'
would Theoretically believe, but to which thou
sands have testified from happy experience IL
colds and coughs, which, II hes'ec'eu' suPe'ih
,tuce the most fatal discusses OF the lu"SS, anu III
deed the vicera IN general, Vese h""iNiNSt
taken but Cor three OF four days never 'ail' a
ken q, night, they so promote the lnsensI6le per
spiration, and SO relieve tie system OF ieoFilc ac
ton and f culent DISTRACTIONS, as to produce
NEST delightful se,se OF convalesccnce IN ID
mo,uinr and though the usnal syptoms Of colt
should partially return curing the day the repe
tition ola suitable dose at the next hour OF bep
line will almost invariably effect permanent re
ie(. with out further aid. Their eject upon f
yers of more acute and violent kind is NJ
less sue und speedy if taken in propoortiona5l
quantity; and persons retiring to bed with IL
hlamatory symptoms of the most alarming KIND
viii awake with thegratifying consciousness thu
tho fierce enemy has been overthrown, and ca
be easily subdued. In The same way, Viscert
turgescence, though long established, and visert
irdanations. however critical, will yleld-th
former TO small and the latter TO large doses {
tese Pills: aud also hysterical affections
hypocondracism, restessness, and very man
other varieties Of the Neurotica class of disease
Welded to the efficacy Of these pills. Price, =
cents DER box, with full directions. For sale
the LEAlNGlUN DKUO OhE'
Lexington, April 30, 1912. Oily
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19
DIR. LACouNT'S VEGETABLE TOOTH
ACHE ELIXIR,

4 certain and Immediate cure.
Nk LAGUUNT, having appointed several
- agents Tor the sale of his valuable Drops
Ior the CUE Of the Tooth. Ache, eau with coma.
dence recommend it as an mia li6le cure IN all
cases, however severe; giving rellet III few
minutes, and that too without any Injury to the
Teeth OF Gums; it possesses property OF enlHing
the Gums when in morbid state, aud OF restor'
ing u healthy and vigorous action. P'ice, 5O
cents Il vial. For sale AT the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington. April 30, 1912. 2l-ly.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19
DIR. HuLL,S WORM LozENGEs.

RAJORMsg WORMS! WORMS.!-To
w remove these troublesome and danger.
Gus inhabitants the stom4eh aud bowelg, which
50 often impair the health and destroy The lives
of CHILDREN Qse DIR. HUBS Worm Lozenges
a certain and safe preparation for the removal
or the various kinds of Worms, Dyspepsia, Sour
stomach, Want OF Appetite, lnIantiIe Fever
and Agur, and debility OF the Stomach aud
Bowels aud organs of Digestion. Price, q
canl. box, with full directions, For sale al
tho LEAlNG IUN DRCI olORE.
Lexington, April 80, lo4?. ely.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19
READ THE FOLLOWING LETTERS.
80 NJ Nn,k Sen,an,heI 4 9Th. 1Sil

DEAR DocroR. According TO yonr request,
we have used youY Lozenges in seyereal cases
of worms, aud found them uniformly successful
We have no difficulty IN getting children TO take
them, as they are perfectly pleasant. We shall
use Them in oul practice whenever occasion offers
believing them to be the best yerrhi'ase medicine
IN use. We have also used your cough Lozen'
ges very extensively, aud find them fully to
answer the purposes you Recommend them Ior'
We ale yours, respectfully.
2ACHARlAn B, LANE, NJ. ID
". +. PLEASANT, NJ. ID.
GREEN II. BARRY, M. ID.
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Tailoring,

NVHE subscriber having permanently
located himself at Tchulo, with the
view Of conducting The Tailoring Bus''
ness in its various branches, informs the
citizens of Tchula AND vicinity, that he is
prepared to make garments 10 order 1.-THE
nealest and most fashionable manner ana
al The shortest notice.
N. b. Garments cut 10 order anu 10
all cases warranted tofii, il well madeuP'
r. FARRELLY.
TchuIa, May z, ls42. 2" u
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19
Nel' Subscriber 70 n,n

Of We will furnish co'... N'''4
Notion from No. /, 10 ali VII n r. g.. . y \
,hc two volumes al lhe e,,l o :, = Iaas
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June -.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19

UVHE under''s :? ',, l,.,p
/ n l6lt section d ''' 4. X
8 east; will on Slo,a'Ey rs 3
September next, ct nc V ".r,,,
Of Holmes county, % : s', ID,
Order Of the Police C9 ,l1,. N
a, public outcry 10 w 4 ssi4
a credit Of one, l%9' ? '. ar
above described l6!N 's IN M
Bond and security
the purchaser. MORRISON
NOAH N0 morn |
G. c. JASPER 1.s |
J. ?. GATES ,rCl
AUGUSTUS H'Ial
Aug. 8, s. S'' j
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INSOLVENCY.,

THVFIE undersigned having been appointed by
M the Hon Probate Court Of Holmes county,
commissioners OF Insolvency, on the Estate OF
Lewellen Lewis, deceased, will meet on the 2nd
Saturday in eacn month, for The next months
at the ONCE OF J. NJ. Dyer, ESQ, IN Lexington
for the purpose Of receiving, examining, auditing
aud allowing claims against said decedea's es-
tate.
S. II. BAUGHN, fhtR
II. II. SPlVEY,
J. Nj. HOLLlNGSWORTH,
r. Commissioners.
June II. q Gun
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19
Selling Off at Cost.

And q great many articles at less than the
Mem York and Ne'o Orleans prices.
YEVHE undersigned wishing to raise
a. some money and finding it impos.
sble under the depressed state Of affairs
to collect on the old score, will sell his
goods lsome Just opened, at and below
cost for the Ready, Viz;
Dry Goods, CFOckery
aBonnets, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hard
ware, &c.
1El A. q. BREATH.
Tchrla, May 20, le49. rs 2w
.sd .a5ason3 v'EgpI'. tts
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NOTICE

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IL ing between the subscribers is hi.
day dissolved by limitation. All persons
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is hoped that the indulgence shown will
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accounts as soon as possible; Caleb Wor.
ey, is fully authorized to close all bust
ness of the late firm Of Elliott q WorIey,
G.. j. ELLIOTT.
CALEB WORLEY.
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