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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-18
JUSTICE WILEY SENTENCED.

This noble character, one OF the New
York Judges, who it appears, had associa.
ted himself with thieves, and shared the
fate Of their villainv, having been found
guilty of this crime, was brought into
court in New York city, on Tuesday
last, to receive his sentence. Whte
acting in the capacity Of Judge, lie dis
graced and polluted the ermine 6y con-
meeting himself with felons to shield them
Com the lust retribution Of the law
This corrupt and perjured judge should
have received the heaviest penalty OF tho
law, but Judge Kent in sentencing the
prisoner. said: ..-,-,-, -
..LJnder all the circumstances OF the
case, the court have determined not to
place upon him The disgrace of punish
ment in the State prison." !"
Tbe prisoner was then sentenced Ia
;mprisonment in the county Jail for sir
months, and 10 pay fine Of $3.50, and
10 stand committed till paid.
A Judge must not be "disgrGeed" b
deserved punishment. He will probably
entirely evade the sentence. For th'
same crime, poor or obscure citizeE
would have been sent to the Stale prison
Thus We see, that it is far more respects.
bIe TO he master, than JoURNEYMAN fel
on. Wiley received S 10000 for his q
eency in concealiDg the robbery OF tn
Frederick Bank, out ofwhiCh the coGt
has deducted $3.50. A grand sPecHla
tion !-CIN. Enc.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-18
BADGERING AN IRISH VOTER

"You're Roman Catholic?'
Gam If'' said the fellow.
care you noti" demanded the agent.
"YOu say am" was the answer.
"COme, sir, answer-whst's your reli.
lgiOn3"
The true religion
'Nhat religion is thatr
MY Religion
'And what's your religiOn9'
my mothers religiOn2
'And what was .Our mothers Teli
gionr
'iShe tux schiskey IN her tGy.'
Come, now, I'll fiud you ont, as Gun.
ming as you are, said the agent, piqued
into an encounter of wits with this fellow
whose baflng of every question pleased
the crowd. 'You bless yourself, don't
you?
when Pm done with you l think ]
ought
'What place of worship do you go
to2'
The most convaynien'.'
But of what persuasion are your
MY persuasion is that you won't find
out.
'What is your beiiefF
my beliefis that you are puzzled
'Dn you coRlessH
Not to you.
Come! now | have you. Who
would you send for ifyOu were likely to
die?'
Doctor Growling.'
'Nnt for the ptiestf'
Hmust first gela messenger
'Confound your quibbling!-tell m'
then, what your opinions are-your con
scientious opinions meant
'They ere the same as my land
lOrd's.'
And what are yOnr landlords Opin
ionsH
'Faix, his opinion is, That | wont pa
him the last half years rint; and I'm O
the same opinion myself.' A roar o
laughter followed this answer, and dunn
foundered the agent for a time; but an
gered at the successful quibbling of th'
sturdy and willy fellow before him. he a
last declared, with much seVeriI
of manner, that he must have a direc
reply.
4 insists on your answering at once
are yon Roman CatholicH
Il am.' said the fellow.
'And could you not say so at onceT re
peuted the officer.
you never axed me- returned III
other.
Il did, said the officer.
'Indeed you didn't. You said was
great many things, but you never axe
me-you wor dhrivin' Grass words an
cruked questions at me, and I gev al
swers to match 'em; for sure / thought
was manners to cut out my behavior o
your own patthern.'-HdHdy Andy.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-18
A MURDERER'S ARREST.
IFa ON THE N. o. PrCAYuNHl

FROM THE IN w. EICAtUNE
Under this caption, in our paper OF
Tuesday, we briefly noticed the arrest of
one Wiley Freeman, tOr the murder OF his
wife. The particulars we received at too
late an hour on the previous evening, to
piye them in full. They we're yesterday
crowded out, to use technical phrase,
nv news from Mexico, Texas, sc. They
are ~ of an extraordinary character
and inasmuch as they show that the
Omuiscent eye is ever on The murderer, /,
thew point to a moral on which 1t ia well
| to reflect. .....
Freeman is about forty>eight years Of
ace: his countenance bespeaks shrewd-
hess and Intelligence, aud it also plainly
tells of a mind narrowed up with feelings
Of intense agony and bitter, biting remOEse.
He was raised ia Edge6e'd, South Caro-.
lima, and was married at the early age Of
twenty one or twenty two years. HIS
wife he had known from early infancy
they went to school together, and tOgeth.
er participated in the village sports
Their uuion seemed TO be such an one az
would ensure perpetual happinesS-undy
ing love. The poet says:
"Bul happy they, the happiest of their kind,
Whom gentle stars unite, and in one fate
Their hearts their fortunes, and their being
0,.r'.. [blend."
But alas though early association, AM
similarity Of taste and ages, would seen
n have combined to render Mr.. Free
man and his wife blissful and happy feel
. inqs, apparently at war with nature, ros
up, and made them miserable And a
; ter having lived together for some 'wenl
two years, and after having given 70 tn
! world eleven children, the marriage vow
!. mutually taken, was broken, and the pa
i, ties who pledged themselves 10 live az
d love together, in sickne ss and in healt
h through good and evil fortune, becan
/. severed disunited.
Is freeman, il appears, became the SC
/ ,ish slave of intempeTance, and, as n
cessary consequence, failed to discharI
&. lie dulles incumbent On every husband
ID on eveFy father. Thmother, (Mrs. Ere
a. man\ as mothers ever do, clung to b
al children, and used hetevery exsrtion
"a supply them with those necessories, Q
Il. lthat education and protection VIII
4. h was the dOty of father to p
I'm vide.
Of freeman would sometimes come I
,sv ,.ke from his wife the youngest memb
~ e ,he family; and this would seem
INV have been done more with view Of }
~ ~ rowing the mothers feelings than Fl
1 .ny Maternal affe ction which he felt for
4 is children. r.La
ksd Ger children and placed them at
bsg sonsa 81 q sister Of bis. Their mot
bs feeling solicitous feTihelF IOlfS'es
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-18

A GOLDEN RULE-Tndustry will make
man purse, and frugali'y will find him
strings for il. Neither the purse nor the
strings wilI,cOst him any thing. He who
has i, should only draw the strings as
rrugality directs, and he will be sure al
ways to end useful penny at the bot
tom oft. The servants Ofindustry are
known by their livery; il is always Ui'0'e
and tDholeSOme. .ss
Idleness travels very leisureIy, and
poverty soon Overtakes him. Look az tne
ragged slaves IF idIeness, and judge whIct
is best master to servo industry or ldIe
ess. ......
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-18
AGoop JoKn.-The foII owing is

AGooD JOKE foil owing is iold
az as a good joke on board ship:
There was lazy fat fellow amongst us
who was always lolling or sleeping on
the hen coops, upon whom we resOlVeu 8,
~ ~ nlay trick; so seizing an opportunity
,Vben he was snug on his customary roos' '
" 'ro nIanted ourselves with buckets OF wa
We we !,a, over him. At signal given he
.es M Jo ;erked of tho coop, and sOussd from
%S"j %So 70 foot with such full and success
,1at ;"s ,orrept of the briny fiuid, sccOmpani
~ "A Nv a cry OF "Man overheard! Rope
ooonoi % Down with the helm!" &C., tba
he actually struck out, as if swimming 70
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NEW sERIEs-vOL. III. NO. .1S.

his life, till a failure in the supply Of va
ter, succeeded by Peals Of laughter,
brought him 10 a sense Of his situation:
-Er Paper.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-18

The feds have just lost 10000 Of their
o,d voters inVernOnt ;and 1000 in Maine.
Roth States voted for Harrison and 4ylss
in 1910. 4a
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For six months, UO O
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-18

II'.-s n BXDOW JUN =,
Al ,l,s p,rtieular request Of the editor
~ ,be vorwich Aurora. will Prearh
upon this occasion, f,am the fOIl0"'n'
text:o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-23


aad participated in all the sanguinary conflicts, pc
rils and hardshlps OF that memorable and glorious
campaign. Lewis Cas- entered tho service OF his
country At the commence Of the last war, az
Colonel In Huil's army was afterwards promoted
70 The rank OF General and fought at the battle OF
NE Thamee and was in numerous conflicts du1lag
,n ma war, In which he continued until It's CLOSE
iils travels Ia Europe, In Egypt, aud the Holy
Land-hs embassy 10 France, and the various I'M
ponant public stations which he has held at Wash
.ns.on, and among the Aborigines of this country,
nave gwen HIM most extended knowledge of the
mono, abroad and at home, and made him prof-
cieht In International and national laws No Anne
rcan citizen possesses more eminent qualifications
LOT the Cnief Magstracy than Gen. Lewis Cas-, and
no enc will receive strong suppo from PennsyL
vanla and the whole Of the middle and south est
ern states -
Mr.. Clay is, undoubtedly, the choice of the Wings
OF Pennsylvania, and will raise strong vote The
friends Of Gen. Scott have almost entirely abandon
ed the contest, and will all fall into the support of
" Harry OF the Yves" before another year.
In my next shall devote my pen to the record of
numerous choice pieces OF gossip that will wake up
the sleepy. denlzens of Harrisburg iromstheir Rip
Van Wrinkle slumbers Till then, good bye,
BEPPo
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Nsw York, sunday, October 20, IsAs.
To Advertisers.


hr E. B. TurrLK who has been, for a few weeks past,
eOlset ting advertisements for paper is no longer au
thsr'sd to any such business for this office Nor
any person wha!svsr in the city allowed to do 80
Advertisers OF all kinds requested to call at the
Office OF the HERALp OrtApss corner Of FHon and Ma.
streets and leave their advertisements at the desk
We have been compelled to abolish entirely the ~ stem
Of allowing persons collect advertisements, from the
frequent recurrence omisunderstspdngs caused by the
agreements entered by such persons without any
thority or sanction from US.
The circulation of the Herald is comprehensive
being greater than that of any other paper the country
and pressure of real isiness upon columns
great that under the necessity of adopting this
in order to do full and ample justice to those pa
troas who advertise with u.s. aud have paronised u.s.
spite OF all the malignant opposition raised in this city.
extended to foreign lands.
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/, GaKAr CHANGE IN BusINEss.- The Sum-" q
| penny paper, TO the tail OF which the Union" 10
attached, with cargo of tat pork for sale, labelled
IN NJ Noah," is now 20 reduced in its advertising
business, that II has TO employ to write ficti-
tlous ADVERTISEMENTS and thus make a show OF
filing ITS columns. We find the following in the
" sun" Of yesterday
0D- TAYLOR AND FITTING BUsINEss.-In
what IS called light colored garments. the last by
ucuary attended TO in all its various branches at cash
prices For particulars apply at Dr. Benefits N. Y Col
iege Medicine and Pharmacy, building with the
Herald. o2zu
CoTpSs-Proposals will be received until the LIST OF
December Tor supply Of ready made chestnut and hem
lock comns deliverable a; James Gordon Bennett Esq s.
" Coliege OF Medicine and Pharmacy in Nassau near
Fulton street.
These advertisements both fictitious, being
meant ss species of wit, to throw rdicule on the
New York College of Pharmacy and Medicine,
which happens TO rent Office in the Herald
Building, at 81 Nassau street This College was
established by Mr.. Richardson, highly respectable
gentleman OF large capital, who acts as agent in
conjunction with society Of me deal men who act
as physicians Tor the purpose of preparing pure and
wholesome medicines for the public, and to aid the
medical faculties to repress the progress of quackery
and imposition On inquiry We find that their sue
cess hdsb been very great-their various medicines
are OF the best quality-and their and popularity
are increasing very rapidly In the progress of this
establishment, Mr. Richardson, the agent for the
College, ceased TO advertise with the Sun, in conse-
quence OF finding that newspaper unsuitable, from its
decreasing circulation, its general uselessness and
other causes. For this cause, the Sun spites the
College, and fills its columns with fictions in the
way we have pointed out. How many more of the
Suns advertisements are equally "hoaxes ,,
equally fictitious, we don't know-probably one
halt. Its only dependence seems to be on the let
tiers OF the post Office which will keep it above the
hills for only short time longer. Ever day has it's
close, and every sun must set.
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BILL MosHEn MS SnoEs.-Yesterday morning. q
of the Dsouy Sheriff. Of Duchess county ives GEN.
veyng the celebrated Bill Mosher and his father 70 the
State Prison. for the crime Of grand larceny board
OF the north river boats suddenly found among
the missing, and his irons and shoes lett in his place
Search Immediately made for the rogue. but he had
escaped is therefore, to be presumed that he jumped
overheard as the boat was approaching the wharf, and
swan to the Shore reward is offered for his arrest
REGULAR Rev Is WALL srREEr.--Grest excitement
was created the head w street, yesterday on the
announcement OF too between counsellor at law
OF NO. H. up stairs and apple woman named Margaret
casey They fought but round Casey down the hrs
rally and cnch. without blood She herself in
me and fastened to the police Office to enter her gev
ances he member OF the bar then bound over to
answ the charge of fighting in a coal celler
AM.LoA M.rIos-A son Of Erin, named Bill Finegan,
who white white folks exhibited in the
rolce ONCE yesterday morning, in company with
greasy looking negro wench, named Prudence Ochrey,
with whom he found in the public street, by Daniel
Dodge endeavorng to carry his principles OF amagama
tio Into practice Bill kept very quiet alongside of his
partner until about one O'Clock. when watching OPP
Portunfy he boiled from the enclosure round the Ju
ices seat aud II the devil his heels The
wench was then dischar ged.
AsorHER CAsE.-Yestsrday morning VIM. Mcbride of
ioi osecn wch street, found bundle Of something his
entry and upon opening it, tumbed fine humping
han .ns mo doubt was the son Of white or
joker was sent TO the Aims House.
CHARGED RECEIVING AND SELLING sroLrN
jooDs-A man, named smith Reed, formerly merchant
VIM Recently Nlludlet0Wn P0lnt,
j. and formerly Isl Washington street. was arrested
by ocers stokey and Clark while in the act of offering
70 sen piece Of velvet that was stolen among other
ucle valued at $780, from the OF Hook Townsend
~ Maiden lane, between Saturday and Monday 18th
ns-the store having been catered by false keys. The
house 100 Washington then searched, and
goods valued at $780, also stolen found in garre
MD In champagne basket Aquantity of valuable silks
vevets SC also found in possession of Fox
tailor OF Broadway, who had purchased them OF Reed
about $500 tn oil the goods, and
Reed was admitted to bail to the offence.
ANOTHER DEATH b A FALL-One day last week two
men were allied by jumping from upper story windows
the ground and ON saturday night girl named
Margaret trman, who lived with Liz Lewis, at l6l
Leonard street. jumped from ths top of the the
pavement, and instantly deprived Of le She Of
Incorporate habits and aborng under the effects
OF a recent regular frolic
AMONG THE MnsIvo.-Andrew Ferris, grocer, who for
mery occupied store at the corner OF LIST and
Houston street, but more recently New Rochelle
Westchester county lett his dwelling in this city Mon
day to 90 to the former place, and been
heard from since His absence quite mysterious,
nected as it is with other circumstances.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Henld.1
BAI.rrwoRr. Oct 81 I91s

Kendall Course Races-Bosfon Victorious.
The race to-day was one of great interest. Psrse
S60O-four mile heats--entrance $50 The entries
were B. S. Hsnis's b. h. Reliance, F. r.. s. Boyces
br. c., Col. VIM. r.. Johnsons Boston, and Col. r.
Thompsons Wilton Brown.
The weather was peculiarly favorable Tor heid
sports; and embracing the opportunity OF 80 me
day, very large number Of persons were spectators
to the contest announced to come OH between Bos-
ton and his competitors.
At one O'Clock precisely, the buse having been
eounded ,be four nars were placed upon the course,
M ~ ~. drum-tap were off in handsome style
el;ance taking the lead, which he kept censdera-
blv in advance of the others, for the three first
POUNDS and until the fourth quarter the last one
when Boston brushed up, passing him in very few
leaps, and came out winner about three lengths.
Time, minutes and seconds
The appointed rest being taken, the contest was
again resumed, when Milton Brown took the lead
and followed by Reliance until the last quarter
in the fourth round, when Boston again made
ground, came up maiesticay, passing his competi
Tor with ease, and came out about two lengths
ahead, taking the purse. Time, minutes, 81 Sc
conds
The plaudits that were sent up in consequence of
this triumph were loud and enthusiastic. Bets were
freely taken on both sides. Reliance, who beat
Boston at the Mount Vernon course short time
since, andF r. S. Boyce'sbr. were both distanc-
ed in the last heat.
have been told, but am not certain of its truth,
that Mr.. j. B. Thompson, gentleman OF this city
celebrated for his fondnes Of sporting whilst out
ducking some distance down the Chesapeake Bay,
very severely wounded yesterday, by being shot
through both legs, in consequence OF the accidental
Yours RoDEkrcK
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10 my pen
Miss Cushman is tie great actress of the coun-
try. and haxzard nothing, when affirm she i the
actress here. The halcyon days of The drama have
been revived by this most accomplished lady. the
change from the mumery OF melo drama to the
chaste representation of classic plays, has made
the Walnut street Theatre the centre OF attraction
TO the fashionable and discerning public; never
LETT the walls Of theatre better satisfied than on
the occasion of the representation of the Hunch-
back few evenings since by the stock company
the production Of such piece this by stock,
IN an unexceptlonable manner, is sufficient indca-
ton OF the merits OF the manager, and the perfec-
ton Of the management. The heavy black ard
dismal ornaments, which formerly cast dIshe art
ming shade around, have been removed, and the
house has been magicaly metamorphised into
light and beautiful temple fit tor the followers Of
ihespist to worship in. The stage is unquesiionaby
the largest and best arranged in the city, and the
company incomparably the most effective: The
Boston girl, /" with the stamp of foreign airs and
grsces,m would equal, if not exceed Fanny Kemble.
mr.. wheatley is great favonte; he is an excel
tent actor, and we welcome him most heartily to
our city The. theatre has had an excellent run
from the opening, and as its attractions become
more s1nerally known, increases in public estima-
ton. we predict prosperous, pleasant, and lucra-
i've season to the gifted manager.
Yours. HuApEIrHIA
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Stock Sales mt Philadelphia Yesterday
u shares Schuylkill Navigation, q


PHILApsLrHIA; Oct PAN Allegheny, Ane., Liverpool
Louise Bremen) Wencke Be PEARL Harding, Boston,
Rebt Win. Scar. do; Wyomng Neke.on. do Rival. Clark
C.iasi VIM GARRISON Tomlin, NYork Delaware. Fasn, do
John Jay Baker Provdener Hadassah Knowlton Porsmh
Stewart, do.
BALrMoRE. Oct 2i-Arr Perm, Bailey. NOrleans Hooper
sa John:on Bremen; Eli.s nen) Koch do
Sid Clementne. lBIemen) O. snan, Bfemen.
ALExANpRIA Oct 2o-An Notice, Wareham; Condor (Br)
Kingston, Ja. Sid Victory, NYork
NosIoiy. Oct a-AT Thom.s H Benton. Shaw. from BA.
more Tor Whining Del in distress, having sprung
leak; Alphonso tDansh) Pausen Pm lsdelphia Kempon
Osborn, NYork; Mariner Adams, Nantucket Sid Vuture
Walker Richmond. = ~'
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From the Buffalo Commercial.

90 BRISTOL, BY THE USE OF HIS EXTRACT
Of Sarsapara hss lately effected ofhe extraor-
binary cures heard OF. Some time last
June his attention accidentally called the care
man named Hassett who for two years had been appa-
rently dying by inches of disease by the nud
cious use Of mercury, and subsequent bad treatment At
the time Bristol first him, informed by Has.
set himself by several OF most respectable citizens
clergy, and Others who acquainted with his
he was in most horrible condition. wasted skeleton
racked by intense palms, his limbs and face covered by
ulcers and his life to all appearance scarcely worth
days purchase. The desperate but for the
sake Of his family was worth while 10 mske effort 10
save him. He then laid aside all medicine and took
nothing but Sarssparilla and weeks he called
upon us, and told his story II was like resurrection
from the dead His flesh had returned his ulcers healed
and the bloom Of health again began to show in his
cheeks These facts. Our readers will beer us wit
ness that we are not given to puff quackery medical or
political and we write this only at the request OF the
grateful convalescent. Sold wholesale by VIM Burger
Cortsndt street. and 1873 Greenwich street. NJ " and at
retail by Rushton Aspinwall, ITO Broadway, 10 Aston
House. SO William street. and at Mhau pharmacy, lss
Broadwav
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Stale OF SocIETY.-A hog attacked child foul
years old in the streets of Pittsburgh last Tuesday
and carried off large piece of bread the child had
besides woundng the little fellow in the face.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

AsroR HorsE.--H. Sherwood, Pa; Thomas r. Foster,
Boston, d. L. Smith, Charleston, 8 C L; Mumhsid gos'
ny; 8. w. Turner, Ohio; w. A. Harrison, N sylves-
ter Clifford, Baltimore w. w. woodworh, Hyde Park
w. II. Richardson, Boston J. H. Whitney N y. A.
chards, Philadelphia C. T.. wetherard, Baltimore J.
Burnside, N. Orlesns L. Dwinel Bangor; DIR. J. Blu.
j. Thomas stevenson, Boston; T.. Q, Eldridge Pough-
kespsie; w. Hsrnden and lady, Boston, 8 Riggs and
lady, Philadelphis; A. N; Tassn and II; M. Tassin,
Dr. q. tMoseley, u, 3. army; r. W. Packer and lady
Reading pa; ]. ~. whiting, Columbus, Ohio
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MEETINe.-A new paper has been published in
Ohio called the Giraffe; it is edited by Baboon
patronized by monkeys, and supports the cause o.
old 'coons
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BUTTER FOR The DINNER NEXT wEEK.-All the
wing papers south and west are praisng Mr.. Web.
ster's speech in ''good set termsr
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VALUABLE DIscovERY.-By mixing iodine wit
nitrate Of silver, a medicine, the skin is nc
colored.
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HYDRopHoBA.- men were bitten near North
ampton, Mass, last March, by small spaniel
They both died Of hydrophobia last week