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SENATE

The bill TO authorize the construction at Washing.
ton of depot for charts and instruments of the Navy
of the United Staes read third time and passed
The bill regulating enlisments in the Naval service
If The United States and The marine corps coming up
for consideration,
MIR. CALHOUN inquired whether, under this bill,
negroes could be enlisted.
Mr. BAYARD replied in the affirmative but he
presumed that the Government were not going TO or
der the enlistment of negroes
Mr. CALHOUN said that they all remembered the
case of Lieutenant, Hooe and therefore, he wished to
make an exception in this bill, that negroes
laoes should be engaged except for the purpose of SER
wants and stewards.
MIR BAYARD, who reported The bill, suggested 10
the Senator from South Carolina the form Of phrase.
oopy but he did wish 10 be understood accept
ing of the amendment However, he desired that the
Senate should vote upon II.
MIR CALHOUN said tina. from VIVA, had ,ranspired
in the case of Lieutenant Hooe. the fact obvious
that it was wrong TO bring negroes into the service of
the United States Those who sustain the honor and
GLORY Of the country should not be made up with that
degraded race
Mir. BAYARD remarked that the case TO which the
Senator had alluded one Of testimony altogether,
and might be regulated either by statute by regula
lions of the Department.
Mr.. TAPPAN could see reason for adopting the
amendment The employment, of negroes in the public
service had never proved injurious Then, why hot
leave the matter as il had stood heretofore Our ma
,ional vessels mghIbe in position where white sea
men could be procured and necessity require
the emp!oymen, OF blacks But he conceived that ne
eroes and mulaoes would not be engaged, If could
be avoided.
MIR. CALHOUN said that in some portions Of the
country negroes were prohibited from certain employ
E,ents-white laborers being preferred and should
nothing be done to pre- blacks from entering the
Navy the service ropld, for The greater part, be
placed in their hands The Navy should not only be
in the hands of freemen, but those bearing our com.
pie xon, and having the interest Of their country at
heart.
Sir ARCHER remarked that it appeared 10 him
this was small matter, and he trusted that it would
no, be magnihed into a great one. small number
of blacks only would be excluded by the
and for ,ha, reason, we'll with view 10 indulge
the Senator from South Carolina he would give his
support.
Mr. BENTON expressed the opinion that The arms
Of the L. S. by land and water, ough, 10 be borne BY
the white
Mr YOUNG said that if there was necessity 70,
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Uairer,ity oj Pena,yirnn:a- .Nedieal De?'''


University Of Pennsylvania Medical Dtp'''"
Srssro> % ls42-ia. ..i,,
TINE Lecture, will commerce Tuesday thr lei 81 w
j and be continued, urd,t TIE following affanse"'"
middle OF March en>unc.
r,ne by Nathaniel C.apa,r'
Chemistry, " Robert b ce =, Il 7.
Surgery, nhi"H' ). H., v J.
William T.. Horne.
In,ritnir, Of Medicine Samuel Jackson - -
Matcrn Medica and Pharmacy, Geofs. q. h"0"'
Obstetrics and the diseases Of an
Women and Children, Hugh l. honI' co.s,i
course OF Clinical Lectures and Denaon,traon'
ion with ahove gwen n the very extensive anu
In.irmaYy called The Philadelphia Hospital .,s s. y
,n;m,.s, Sn,os,v q DR.. Cih5nn 'ns ~ - ..
until August si and the tickets of admission are N:
year from Move mber l,t they remain valid iof p' '
other service OF house, until the time eIpisc ~
Clinical Instruction in Medicine also ti,en % n, fs-:
=, Soysm.e 10 The l,t dsy OF March, by Dr. Wood III we
sylyapia Hospital an institution which IS wen ~.
the finest and conducted fnhrmarie. IN TIE |ss
The room, for Practical Anatomy VIII DC li 10. es'2
and continued so 10 the end OF March. They are
of Paul Beck Goddard, 81. d, Dencns,!sior, wiA
the pan 81 DR. florner. u ia4'as,
Ma,rra Metiea, Chemistry, Surgery and oe-'es h ~
Is been made. snd in progress the policy .,
10 give TO its Instructions, Both dace and ous:
a. practical and influential possible IN iupaf'hs
aicsi education. -; c,hos ~ :
extensive and yell rnshed conser, ioIa ..o
o.aI i pi.n,s $500 w T. HQRSER, H. Pa
eiaA s'a"'' Deea Of TIE .ytsa. fi'''
13 CAerzut street, Phisle!phc. ,-,ss,s'
NORA comfortable number Of the T
M the school no are in co3neIion with The Nes <'
OF the Guardians of the Poor, and with the e!Ie ,a
and hene lciay establishments Of the eEy give nL %
meataIy I.ssIGiicn through tne year, 70 49, a.,
rounds Of practice TO sueh gentlemen "a essaf -,
AuruSt9
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Saturday, July 30.
SENATE


Mr., LINN presented The memorial Of twenty five
citizens of St. Louis, Missouri, suggesting the pro.
priey of the Government purchasing Capt. shreeves
sns gboat, that it may become public property.
Mr.. TAPPAN gave notice, that be would, at the
proper time move 10 amend The Tariff bill, 90 10
enact that as soon as the President becomes satisfied
that our corn, -four and sailed PROVISIONS exported in
vessels owned by citizens Of the United States,
ceiyed free Of duty into the ports Of any European
State he shall make Proclama,ion and after the e.
piraon Of three months, the duties imposed all
iicles ihe growth manufacture Of such State far
the same exceeded 20 per cent Id pSiorem shall be
cbargeable with duty Of 70 per cent 0d ralore apd
more.
Mr. WALKER gave notice, that on Monday next,
he would ask leave introduce bill 10 reduce the
time required for naturalization, from FIVE to two years.
as vas feed by the first the subject, BY the FIRST
Congress, during the AdsniRistrasiop Of General
Washington.
The bill providing for the settlement Of the unset
tied parts of East Florida, amended by The House,
was taken up for consideration and was defended by
Mr. BESTON, and opposed BY Mr. SMITH Of In.
diana and on motion OF Mr. WHITE, postponed till
Monday.
The bill regulating enlistments in the army, The
navy, and the marine corps, was passed.
The Committee OF Conference on The Navy Appro.
pra,ion bill recommended that the Senate should re
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a~rRELICIOUS Notwithstanding may be etf.st@ .
Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday, the 10th l1h, ana
August, the Artor recently erected near Capt b'n ~,
groves in Hanover county. Tie subscriber iEtrUd. +"
u"' ''Pe' :" "''e '"N y W. WM. 3 PLrNf2
August -9--
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EXECUTORS NoTIcE.-Ail persons hoa,ns - rse erss
T. The Estate Of 7aeaas Tsrnr, deeessta The
nroner r authenticated Tor seti!emen ara \,
10 The said Estate hereby inS form. Be- made
E,,,stsr u 7ssma TrrsTi 2
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sot IS his destruction Now, he supposes duty oil ID
cents is added to the price OF the article 81 2o
thus bringing the price mp TO > 3D. ne '''e ''a
nufacturer order To retain his 'natkr' "e,e WIN ~
his article at - cents; the importer WI" oeauCt ha' VI
his profits cents and thus the article brought down
To- ST. 20, tie price al WIZ" ''' ' N
turer can afford H. = lila;
the truth about II, thd as afS are a" supposed"
RI, will treat II as true III theory, ana w'i lheh
h ,b.t !, i worse than n .Nng,n,a abstraction III
pr,ctice The proposition never be true IN pac'ice
And why Because It's clements or conditions are cen
s,un,iy eiangnS. Ia the hfst place, me currency
he winch prce is measured, is always hnctualinS-
sometimes expanding. sometimes conflicting. = lhe
cost Of the raw material Of the subsistence OF the ope
ratiye and conss queny. t,e waves o the operative
are ever changing. ). Improvements III "sch''e,!
are constantly gong on. The consumption may %,
less in other countries, III consequence oi eo','e e
or financial! embarassments, or war ANA mus me cos
r n,o5ucino the article constantly iiucuating, ahc
The rntio of demand and supply IS ever VARYING. Ihc
ooar,,;on of these causes vii always boie any duty
imnosed in this country Mat shdH nor increase nc Prttt
N N, consumer Ii the conditions oi the rfoposlon
ned forever The same, II would he true ooti III
theory and in practice. But as they are always chung
mo can ne yer be practice s ia tru'h, as IN
sound and untrue when tired by the test temperament
or practice the theory advanced 10y some gentlemen
who have taken part IN thus me =,
country paw the duty upon Tie imports, instead oil the
consumer The teo theories may be elas'ed IN 'he
same category in the philosophy of Utopia.
wish Mr. Chairman, to notice another argument 10
favor Of The protective system which has been urged
during ths debate and with much ardof, by the gen
tleman from Ohio mir. Convent 1t Is, that the en-
enlargement of domestic manufactures, by protection,
tends 10 build up "h0me morhe for the agricultural
products of the country ard therefore, it for the IN.
ierest of the farmer submit 10 the immense taxation
which is imposed upon him by the protective system
in order 10 enjoy the benefit OF this "home market for
his surplus products. few facts viii show tae asti'
cultural community how much bene ut they ave ''o"
Ibis favorte theory of "home market The number
of persons engasfd las appears by the late censns III
the four leading manufactures, are as follows
lron manufacture G03i9 persons.
Hardware and cutlery do. .'l3S
Woollen do. -l,3ia
Cotton do '-,il'
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ID. NJ. Hoyt & Co.'s Office,
EiehtaoHd. ia,

DRAWING Of Virginia Icesbnrg Lottery, Glass n ia
~ July 3G,h, 1912:
65 80 ~ 10 II Is 20
number Of good prizes ia the above sold B! iV'i
which VIII be c'shed wien prese ''ea' :5-n
Aug
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Surplus


Whole number Of swine
Number consumed
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Surplus

Whole number of bushels Of corn and
Quantity consumed
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-22

enforced; and as consequence, enough
silver cbsnge has been retained in circu.
latIon to serve the purposes Of retail trade.
This has been dono, although the dis
count on the notes Of the Philadelphia
banks has exceeded that on the notes of
the banks Of Baltimore.
Such facts as these ought TO convince
even those who cannot reason, and are
incapable oI understanding principles. -
Here are two cities, not hundred miles
apart. One has trash currency of notes
for ia cents, and even Ga cents. The
other has a sound silver currency for all
transactions of less amount than one
dollar. And the cause Of the difference
in the currencies of the two cities, is to
be found in what has just been stated.
To have an adequate supply ofreal mo-
ney, nothing more is requisite than TO cre-
ate demand for it. Aud to create a de-
mand for it, nothing more is requisite
than to drive paper money out of circula-
tiOn.-GOUge'S Journal Of Banking.
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EI5E5;ESE ElIgEBlT

NS/ u HAVE TRIED DoCToR Jos. PuEsT,-ry
w PETEEs' VEGETABLE Pills, and nave
no hesitation in prononncing then the best
Ambitious Medicine that we have ever u,ed
IN our families. We are acquainted win sen.
eral families in this city who give them the
preference 10 all other kinds, on account of
their mildness, and at the same time, certainty
Of action. GNew-York Examiner
More than Ten Millions of boxes of these
truly valuable AntibilUus Pills have been sold
in The United States, Canadas, West Indies,
Mexico, and Texas, since The first Of January,
eighteG hundred and thirty-liye.
Hundreds and thousands bless the day they
were induced, by the persuasion Of a friend, 10
try Box OF Doctor Peters, Pills.
Doctor Jos. Presley Petsrs. Dear Sir:-I
have used your valuable Pills these last four
years, in cases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
and Sick Headache, and have found them, in a
majority of cases, the most valua BILE Pills have
ever used. JOHN CASE, NJ. d.
For Sick or Nervous Head-acbe, or Bilious
Fever, | would recommend Peters Pills in pre-
ference to all other kinds.
K. II. ARMSTRONG, VI. d.
Tho following from the eminent Doctor En-
merson, isconsidered sufficient.
l Ihave used in my practice, these last FIVE
5ears, Do tor jos Priestly Peters, Vegetable
Antibilious Pills, and considered them the best
Family Medicine have ever used.
A Fresh supply of those valuable Pills just
received by d. J. Stewart, Georgetown, and
Murphy, Ridgeway Il Co. Ripley; and they
can be had of most ofthe princpal stores through
out the United States.
January, l541.
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N O r I C E

rs hereby given to all whom it may concern,
that there will be a petition presented TO
the Commissioners of Brown county, at their
next meeting on the FIRST Monday in March next,
praying for the establishment of a county road,
to commeace in the road leading from Arnbeim
to Georgetown, at or near the southeast corner
of John Carleton's fence, in Franklin township /;
thence a southwestwardly direction on the line
between the heirs of John Jordan and Ephfaim
Brown: thence the same direction on the line
of A. Nixon's survey TO the corner; thence on
the line between David Ammen and Noah Ellis; ;
thence OIL nearly the same direction, 50 as to in
tersect the Stale road leading from Georgetown
to New.hope at or near Noah Ellis house.
LnnnnrY 18th. 1912.
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NOTICE

I5hsre5y gwen that application vii! 10 made
70 the Comnissionsf5 Of Brown county at their
session TO be held Oh th3 7th day Of Mafcn next,
ipf al order 70 lay OF public roaI through the
to"nlnip Of Clark ia said county, to begin at Jhs
ea-teni Of East street, in tho 20 IN Of 8roWnI.
vale; thence n 4j Q. on the line betW cen tae
lands OF James Baird and Henry Whitema.I, 70 a
gun and stake, corner TO said lands; thence s..
40 e. and on the line between tn lands Of JO-
sepn rnde and the aforesaid Henry Whteman
10 ''aE@-eosnar 10 said lands, and in tae lima
o' James hompson's land; thence II. - Q. and
on on tnc line between the Aforesaid Pride and
thompson, passing Prdc's aud Thompso on's COZ
XUt', IU ana eontnle 70 run said line unto the N.
81 e. on the line between the aforesoid Jesse
thompson and John Roushes' heitE. until il in
loFsects the road leading from Felicity to Ha-
mefsylila.at or near the school house N Dis
"ie' NO. Is III said township, and there to end.
A PETITIONER.
January 20th, I542.-s
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YALE COLLEGES. MIR. Bancroft says
that Yale College owes its birth TO ten
worthy farmers, who, in l77O, assembled
at Banford, and each one, laying few
volumes on table, said, 81 give these
books for the founding Of college in
this colony" Such was the small begin
ming Of Yale College, in New Haven,
Conn, which is perhaps excelled by no
college in the United States, in the ability
of its faculty and professors, the present
number Of its students, and the number,
talent, and influence Of its alumni.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-22
PROTECTION

IA number of influential citizens, hlth.
eTto connected with the opposition, have
severed their connexion with it upon this
ground. And the discuss Ons, private and
public, now going on, are doing no lit
tie TO strengthen the hands of the
friends Of American labor"
Cincinnati Gaz.
Our attention has been called to this
statement by friend, who promises if the
Gazette will name the persons who have
changed on this ground. he will name two
Wings on the other side who go agans;
protective tariff.
But the above statement Of the Gazette
is contradiction Of The pretence hitherto
set up, that the humbug of Home League
was one Without distinction Of party! If
this were true, why would persons who
become tariff men, find it necessary to
''sever their connexiOn" with "the oppo-
sitiOn" The call, therefore, for meet
ing of the Home League men at Hamil-
ton, "without distinction of party" is thus
acknowledged to be gross hypocrisy. On
Iy consider the conduct of those HONEST
advocates of home LABOR! They publish
a list of persons TO serve on committees
10 procure aignatures for that unfortunate
Tariff Memorial, and, ,tUithom their consent,
include number of we'll known demo-
crats-avd now come forward and say,
"a number of influential citizens, hither-
to connected with the opposition, have Sc
vered tneir connexion with it, upon this
ground" of protection. Here is a spec-
mel of Wing honor and honesty and We
racity Gin. Enquirer.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-02-22

A HtGHwAY RoBBER SHpT.-A high
way robber was shot dead near Wellsbo-
ro, Tioga county, last week, by travel.
ler whom he attempted to rob. The trav-
eller, on looking at his pistol, discovered
that the charge had been removed at'the
tavern where he put up, and the pistol
stuffed with bran. This excited his sus.
picion, and he put something more sub
stantial into the weapon, On his way he
was attacked, he fired, shot the robber,
and then discovered that the latter was
his landlord of the previous evening.
Bait. Sun.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Dr.. BJoKxEn.

Vincent Crabb Brown Common Pleas.
vs.. Vendi FIX and
James Taylor, Fl. fa. ct lie. IA.
BY virtue Of writ of Venditioni Exponas to
me directed by the Court of common Pleas, with
in and for Brown county Ohio, will ex pose 10
sale, at tire residence of James Taylor, in Hum
tington township, Oh Saturday the 5th day of
March, 1912, between the hours of 10 g. 4 o.
clock on said day, the following property to wit,
One roam mare and two red-cows.
ALSO
BY virtue of writ Off. ia. ct LIE ia to me
directed by the same cOurt-I will offer for sale
at the same time and place, the 70 flowing prop.
erty, to wit, One four horse wagon and one
pleasure wagon.
To be sold as the property of James Taylor, at
the suits Of Vincent Crabb.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B. G. o.
Sherif's Office, Feb'y 18th, ls42.
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WSIyIdsH :. . E25EIdSJ
Sherman's Cough Lozenges,

Sherman's Cough LoZengts,
Are the safest, most sure and effoctual remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Consumptions, Whoopiug
Cough, Asthma, Tightness of the Lungs or
Chest, &c. &c. The proprietor has never known
an instance where they did not give perfect sat-
isfacliun. Several thousand boxes have been
sold within ,he last year, restoring 20 health
persons in almost every stage of consumption,
and those aboring under ihe most distressing
colds and coughs. They do not check and dry
up the cough, but render it easy, promote ex-
pectoration, lay the tickling or irritation, and
remove the proXimate or exciting cause.
The Rev. Darius Anthony, of the Oneida
Conference, was given up as incurable, believed
to be ON the verge Of the grave from cOIsump-
tion, ,.without the hope of relief, till he tried
these Lozenge3. They relieved him Immediate
ly, and in few weeks restored hin to health, go
that he could resuma his duties as a minister of
the gospel. lie recommends them to all who are
consumptive or have any arrangement of their
lungs, as the greatest madeline in the known
wofd lie has witnessed their effects on sever
al others, and always with the happiest results.
He says so great remedy through the blessings
of Divine Providence, should be the common
property OF all, and in every family OF the face
of the EARTH
The Rev. DR.. Eastmoni, of New York, gave
a few to lady, friend of his, who had been
given up by her physician and friends as in the
last stage OF consumption The first Lozenge
gave her considerable relief, 50 that she was en-
couraged to polsevere in their usa; and through
the blessings Of God they restored her to perfect
health.
Mr.. G. T. Matthews, 8 Caroline St., sufTersd
a year with hard, tight cough, pain in the side,
splitting of blood, and all the usual symptoms of
consumption. The Lozenges relieved him m-
mediately,and in a few weeks restored him to
perfect health. lie says they are the greatest
cough medicine in the world.
Over 5000 persons have given their names
within the last year ns reference of the won
derful virtues of these Cough Lozenges. They
cure all recent cases in few hours, seldom re-
quirng more than one day TO entirely eradicate
the most distressing Ones
supply of these valuable Cough Candies just
received by D. ]. Stewart, Georgetown,
Murphy, Rdgeway & Co., Ripley.
OHTPrcO only 25 Cents per Box.-N
January 1912,
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtus oftwo writs of Fl, ia. ct LIE. ia. to
b me drected by lie Court of commOu Pleas
within and for Brown Coutty, Ohio, | will Offer
for sale, at the residence of Henry Davidson, in
Lewis township ON Mnndayth !lst day ofFebru-
Ory iS42, 2,between the hours oflO and O'clock on
said day, the following properly TO- wit; two sor-
rel horses, 70 sets of copper tools, consisting of
drnwinp-knives. AIDES, jonter plan s,tress.hoops
and other necessary tools for cOopering, one cart
for oxen with two beds, one new saddle, one pair
of boat gunnels 56 feetlong; and Lot Of cooper
staff.
To be sold as the property Of Henry Davidson
& brothers, at the suits of Peter Barr, and Dam
isl Holden for the use Of Samuel Horn, against
said Henry Davidson and Brothers. Terms
cash. JOHN,J. HIGGINS, Shift.
sH BIC. o.
e,l...;n,n nf;nn Enh Tth IRAl
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Sherman's Poor Mans Plas.
ter.

The bast strengthening plaster in ths world,
and sovereign remedy for pains, or weakness
in the back, loins, sides, breast, neck, limbs,
Joints, rheumatism, lumbngo, &c, &c.
Several persons have called at the warehouse,
to express their surprise and thanks, at the al
mos miraculous cures these plasters have etfec
ted.
Mr.. David Williams, of fElizabethtown, N. J.,
an Old Revolutionary Soldier, was so afflicted
with Rheumatism, that he could scarcely help
himself-those Plasters entirely cured him,
Thousands of certificates might be given of
their wonderful properties, but the fact of the
enormous quantity sold, must bs the greatest
evidence of their vttus. Directions are prin-
ted on the back of each plaster, with fac-sj-
mile of the name thus, A. SHERMAN, NJ. D,
Be particular to get Sherman's Poor Man;
Plaster; and soc that il is so printed on the
back, as there are several base limitations hawk.
ed about and often palmsd of as Sherman''
Plastsrs, when they are altogether worthless
No other person can make the genuine, so be
particular when you purchase.
Price only IL ID cents Plaster.
Just received by D. J. Stewart, Georgetown
Murphy, Ridgsway & Co, Ripley.
Remember only IL l-2 cents piece.
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sheriA's Office, Feb'y 5th, 1912.
sHERIFF's SALE.

Benjamin Bowman
VS.. Brown Com. fleas
Jeffreys.
me directed by the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for Brown county, Ohio, will Offer
ror sale, at the front door Of the Courthouse
in Georgetown, OH Saturday, the 18th day OF
March, I642, between the hours of ID 4 o'clock
ON said day the following real estate, to wit:
All those in-lots in the town of Ripley, Brown
county, Ohio, known on tho plat of said town Dy
their numbers two hundred and twenty-eight
and two hundred and twenry.nine (Nos. 225 and
2l9) called the Sand Mound Lots.
TO be sold as the property of William Blanch'
ard, in the above case Terms cash.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sh'f B. c.. o.
Feb'y 4.h l643.