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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
LATER FROM ENGLANn.

The packet ship Moth American
Capt Lowber, arrived at New York ~
Thursday, from Liverpool. whence she
sailed on The 9Th Of January. The edit
ors OF the Commercial have London m
pers Of the 7rh, aud Liverpool papers Of
the Slb.
One of the passengers who arrived al
Liverpool by tho CIamazoo from New
Orleans, in the Oarly part Of January,
died very suddenly after landing. The
verdict oc the cUroner's Jury was death
by disease Of tho lungs, accelerated bv
excessive drinking. His passage was "a
ken in the name of Thomas Wilson, buI
from papers found on his person il an
psared that his real name was Abraham
Paul. '.U.l
Intelligence of the taking Of Amoy had
reached London. On the 9Th Of Jannarv.
and was published exclusively m ,be
Times Of tlMl day. Whit came infor.
nation of the loss Of the Madagascar
steamship.
The letters fom Annoy say that The
British got very liiIls plnnder-not mora
than 4,0UO or $4,000. The shins were
to sail for Chusan on the 9th of SeD,em
Der, and winter there, the season be,nu
100 far advanced for farther operations
Northward.
The Queen has granted portion o
The Canton ransom 10 The lroops employ
ed in the attack on that city; lhe share,
of colonies will be E0OO eaGh. az Iieut
colonels Ef20, Of majors f53O. Of can.
tains G2lj, and of lieuienants f,I44-
Officers Of the navy sharing, according
to their relative rank with those Of ne
army.
Lord Ashhnrton was TO embark for N
York, on hoard a steam frigate, on Or
about ths 24ih Of January. Ills s,ay in
The United Slaies was expected to be very
brief Mr.. Everett, the American minis.
ter, lefl London on the 5ih 0fJanuary, on
aglsit 10 Lord Ashburton.
The various committees in the French
Chamber Of Deputies we're pushing their
'nSes'lganons, preparatory to the drawing
Up q The Address IN answer 10 The KINGS
speech. u the fprma.ion nG the commit.
tees The Ministerial candidates. almos.
Without exception, had been elected.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
January 5, ls42.

RHODE ISLAND CONVENTION. The con.
venIioa which has been held in Raode
Island for The purpose Of completing the
proposed constitution, previous to sub.
mitting il 10 the faal voto Of the neople
adjourned ON Saturday. II will be sub
united I" the people on the 2Ist, 22d, and
23rd Of March There is a strong conf.
dence felt that the constitution will be
adopted. 1t is siHtentet TO take effect on.
the first Tuesday Of May next. All white
male citizens Of The United States NAV
become voters underif, by residing in the
State two years. and in the town where
their vote il offered, six months. No
person can vote on a question of taxation
unless he is taxed for $50. The Geher.
al Assembly will hold its session as usu.
al. They cannot incur debt exceeding
$4,000, without the consent Of the peo1
pie. The House will consist of n, and
The Senate of 10 members. The Cover
nor is the pre- siding officer Of the Senate,
of which the Lieutenant Governor is
member The Senate may also have a
President PRO TEN. The Judiciary sys-
TEN continues as at present And the
Judges Of the Supreme Court hold their
seats until majority Of both houses Of
the Legislature, by joint resolution, de-
clare them vacant This is the work Of
a district convention from that which as
sembleG and adopted constinution,a short
time since. e
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN, MARCH 8, ls42.
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
WILSON sHANNO

To SUBsCRIBERs.-DuriDg this aud the
next month, the Supreme Court and the
Court Of Common Pleas will be held at
this place; When opportunities will doubt.
less be afforded to subscribers, who know
themselves to be indebted to us, 10 send
US funds. A few are in arrear for the
paper from the commencement. These,
in particular, we hope, will not disregard
this call. If payment be made sooh, the
advance price will yet be received from
those who continue subscribers.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

MIc1IGAN.--The legislature of this
state has passed an exempiiOntill in IA.
vor Of debtors. and tOlerabIy sweeping
one il is. Itexempts household Eurbi.
lure 10 tho amount Of $3.50, two cows,
Eve pigs, ten sheep, yoke Of oxen, with
chains, &C., or span of horses, &c, a
horse and dray sors drayman, ali neces.
sary farming utensils, library worth
$50, rooms, = months provisions, &c..
&c. Ia short, leaving the debtor quite
comfortably situated, and sweeping awav
from the creditor, in many cases, pretty
much all on which he could RELY for lhe
collection Of his demand. One good N.
fectsit will doubtless baye--tO increase
the difficulty Of inC1rring debts at an. 5.
M Y. Commerciag
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
AN ACT

To amend The act entitled "An ac, to
create the Office of Township Asses.
sor," passed March 90. lS4I.
SEC. |. Be il enacted By the General
Assembly ofthe State Of Ohio, That hers.
after ii shall be the duty of Township
Assessors in the counties named in the
seventeenth section Of The act TO which
this is an amendment, in taking The list
Of cattle aud horses. to take The same in
The name of such persons ps shall own
The same on the first day of January in
each year, any thing in the seventeenth
section Of the act To which this is an
amendment IO.lhe contrary notwithstand~
ing.
RUFUS P. sPALDING,
Speaker ofMe House Of Reps.
J. ] FARAN.
Speaker cfthe Senate,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
MELANCHOLY

The best story we have heard va,
aoout mo resumption act, was the com.
rlslnt OF countryman He aaid he md
$500 in specie, for which, before The
passage ofthe resumption act, he was
ohsred Ten per cent, but he could not
now get four per cent for il. The people
~ Ohio, BY way Of exchange alone, will
save during the spring business, al leasl
million Of dollars. The whie Brokers
and bank shavers look as melanchoIv
over their prospects. as hungry horse Al
an empty ugh.-SsGtesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

RE'uMpTtoN IN PESYsYLvAS1A.-The
Senate Of Pennsylvania has passed the
bill for the Immediate resumption of spe.
cle payments by the banks of that State
The bill underwent some amendments,
which will undoubtedly be concurred in
by the House, and The banks of that State
will resume nearly At the same time with
the Ohio banks.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

On the bank ofsae river, opposite Bur.
ll1gton, Iowa, there seems to be nest OF
horse thieves and bnrglers. The mail
stage being lately detained on that side
of the river, a carpet bag was taken from
The stage, containing 500, together with
two trunks. Two horses were stolen
and q barn fired, in the same vicinity a
few nights before the Stage robbery Oc.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

KEsUSPrIoN IN pENNsYLvANIA.-Tbe
bill providing for immediate resumpIion
by the BInks, has finally passed The Sen.
ate Of Pe@sylvania bv vote of 90 ~
II. Il is sumewhat different from ia,
passed BY the House, and has yet % s.
acted upon in that body. Ball. Saw,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

John J. Crittenden has been elected by
the Legislature Of Kentucky TO gil the
vacancy in the United States Senate Oc.
csslOned by the resignation Of Henry
Clay.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

MORE CURRENCY REPoRTs.-The In
telligeHcer contains The report Of the Hon.
], P. Kennedy, and The substitute offered
ny Mr., Barnard, ofNew York. The first
goes strong for a United States Bank I;
the second proposes an issue Of Excheq-
uer bills, redeemable in coin.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

,,,, Mr. Dickens was night in New Haven
"hllst there he was waited upon by g
committee of some society, and invited to
deliver lecture. tdmiliaace 80 cents
He declined.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

LrcTsLATIvE.-By reference 10 the pro
ceedIngs on The first page, il will be seen
that the Legislature has resolved 10 ud
Iourn on the 7lh inst. yesterday and to
meetaga'n on the 25th Of July. Mr.. La.
'ham's bill 10 regulate banking, has pass.
ed both branches. As we have not seen
.n'S Oll'' we cannot give a description Of
IT. On the 2s'h ult. the appropriation
OIL was so amended in the House, as to
allow the members Of The Legislature but
two dollars per day after the first 81 dsvs
OF tie extra session; and the bill passed
the House as amended. We will proba
oily soon have list Ofte acls passed !,
and will then lay ii before our rea.
ders. res II.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
RESIGNATION JUDGE GRTMKE

The Ohio Statesman of the 25th ult.
says;
I'VE learn to-day, that Judge Grimke
has resigned; the resignation to take ef
Iect some time hence"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

"A. W. Nc" shall have place next
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20
DIR MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 20i1I Fulton street near
~ Greenwch-Dr. Morrison, Member Of the Royal Ceege
of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon in the British Ma
continues to be consulted daily all diseases of delicate
and all distressing symptoms consequent
dicous treatment and the impdent Of quack medicines.
Dr. NJ has had experience of twenty two treating
mild safe and inable substitute for mercury eradic
ing the venerea vrns with certainty without suecting the
patient risk restricting him in his usual diets Eur
while his medicines agreeable in taste and SMELL Per-
argement Of the gland accompanied with much m
and dull about these OF the
quences of mare DR.. Nj. treats structures in scen
c promoting absorption of the thckened circular
membrane without
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY-Thossands Of young
suffering from the consequences OF indulgence in
destructive habit and whose further injured from
the of and pretended speecs which stimulate
induce greater Dr. Nj. such
purely pateegeal princip and fails in establishment
cure-he stIic.st honor and confidence is observed
Letters paid containing suitable fee will
the full advice and medicine OF the
Union by his giving history OF his in detail 20s Pub
tons street near cenwich. jeiS lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20
MEDICAL AID.

LII those who are need of medical aid of certain do
"A scrption should without fail Obtain of little
book entitled he Rubeon with engraving, Thus little work
written and published by Dr. Gregory 1886 in sil he
published second sduon with valuable Improvements
aud ateatons and 1912 has been sy improved and
enhanced Tbs ngs beautiful, lone aud accom-
panied with suitable explanatory emarkk The author
extensive city practice Mott stree, nearly opposite the
ny diseases of this Character for many past enables him
The patient here guided in the selection Of remedies
according the circumsanco and condition of the
The plan Of the book show t.e Ordinary symptoms
occurring in with the b-s method of 1t
then shows what other symptoms DO frequently hap
PEN with appropriate anu reiu-es be adopted in
these bad symptoms should The Price Of the book
Is 10 cents.
IL worthy Of remark that many Persons instead of being
promptly cured from day day taking
nostrums under where alone could
yermake Now Is very mponant to the pate mt that
he inform himself upon this particular subject and
which be more particularly explained in public print,
be had at the drug stores IN Fulton ST. numbers 81 70 and 1907
Dr. Gregory has established himself in the practice Of med
cine and at 81 Mott street. which is not drug store
about 100 y,rls from Chatham square, nearly opposite the
church. d. g. does limit his attendance few hours; he
at hont and may be consulted any hour Of the day
evening. -
Letters from the country, describing symptoms, and
closing fee, will be punctuay attended if post paid
tpi Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT

ITO Farmers Planters aud HoricultuIstsrhe compound
/ Chemical Whale OIL Soap may be considered IN the pre-
sent moment best PREPARATION that compounded
for the Destruction Of species of insects inestng the
vegetable kngiomassgots ugs rosebugs peach necanne
ample and army snail cabbage
al the smaller insects which parasitic ind-e
nous aud exotic flowers such the oeander cactus hcs c
roi.r application be thoroughly exteminaed Besides ae
extraordinary cealness important item ia econu
renders accessible for all purposes large cle-uo pine
trees of land be kept free from the """s
insects for the trihing expense of one dollar lhn.
Farmers raising oats s potatoes, nra 6v ssvin
expense few dollars realize hundreds W s'l-
their fields from the devasatons of he Verini ne oo
pound Chemical Whale Oil Soap may be had Ia pnk OF
four t,ounds dozen Of plcked
- ~ f' DIR LEWIS FEUCHrWANGER,
je2 Imsc Chemist, no W All stIeet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20
J. BRADEN

WOULD respectfully beg leave inform his friends
and the public generally that he has completely renovated
who may be pleased honor him with their patronage He
hattes himself will be sufficient say those who have
been acquainted with the established reputation of his Ice
Creams &c for the las, nine that nothing shall remain
He still continues the manufacture of Confectionery all its
branches and prepared supply families and dealers IN city
grateful nowedmens for the patronage he has received
he by his future efforts deserve continuance OF The
les im.r " JOHN BRADEN. 70 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20
MEDICAL OFFICE.

81 LISPENARD STREET, N. Y. CITY.
MADAME COSTELLO, lsateful for the patron
u age literally bestowed since she opened the above Of
fee respectfully socits the attention of females and mothers
in particular the following Medicines of her preparation
which proved eectu remedyng the diseases
which they recommended, wiz
Madame Coello's Pile Ointment, a certain for the
Piles in all cases.
German Soothing Syrup prepared expressly for children
teeihng will efcctually prevent fits, screaming, SC.
Madame Coeos Nipple Paste the ssul remedy
for nipples, and which mother should be without.
Darroea Cordial the efectual remedy possible, gene
rally requiring but few doses effect perfect
Lip Salve Cream of Amber for removing pmpes blotches
redness tan, sun-bur and ireckles.
will restore in bald places and give it rich dark glossy a
Alsea Beautiful Dye for the Hair, does color the skim
but will red light hair beautiful black. La
dies have applied the office by Madame Costello,
ranted.
Madame C.s Ointment and Lotion, positive for the
s, rheum letter ring scad head and other er7pnons
OF the skin.
Cases Of Liver Complaints which have been standing for
years have been cured in short tine by Madame Cs
cellent remedy ard RESTORED 10 psr feet health
M!,T1e Coselos Syrup for after pains failing
Eeoy.
Each and all of the above medicines prepared and sold 81
Lispcnar and where be obtained such these
ac will convncehc public there fancy in these
Sc tions.
Madame c. would inform ladies that good nurses be OBJ
tanned at the shortest notice by applying her Office
All communications and letters be postpaid. mis- lm*c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20

DOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention daily
- until p NJ the removal OF private diseases IN every
All suffering proraced aggravated
successfully treated by pretended pactition
ers-thoss abo under the destructive effects of
quack and all who the remains OF disease
lurking in the system consult DR.. u. always with
antee of a
" Persons contemplating marriage WHO have been the pb
delicate bell honorable
confidence. Posr letters, describing the OF
distance have his prompt attention. DR.. BIS ueatmei
suspicion, and well Known be safe and
permanent.
dnnra from Hraai xyav MP Int
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20
NO. q PECK SLIP.

DR. CARPENTER, at his old moss-covered Dispensary.
- No. Peck slip, Pcaseet continues administer
the afflicted and unfortunate and extend them such
lief earl collegiate aud regular medical education and
nearly 80 years constant practice and daily familiarity with
grade and variety OF disease essentially enables him. Dr.
Carpenter cenate Of the NewYork State Medical So
cey caims equivoca foreign honomhas pri-
Offices and entrances for the privacy of PATIENTS who
in conactkeeIs assistants shosboys and
deyotes hmse personally TO the welfare Of his patrons
Patients daily falling victims their beleul effects The
lapus caution e regular practitioner but mpoa-
tant TO the suffering and deluded victim.
IN ImAc DIR. CARPENTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20
PORTUGUESE
F E NJ A l. E Pill l. 8 !.

= = = = fNvfNTED
NJ. DE BOUDELOQuE, NJ. D., LISEON, PORTUGAL.
HE Scientific combination Of ingredients Of which these
Pills composed, have made them the wonder and admir-
ration Of the world. They ali Europe be
the only preparation discovered that has proved aaby
certain in producing the monthly Their certainty in,
being such ticv be p.ed dur
miscaniagc If used during TINT Ieriou. 49,
The dig cons translated into EnRna aid sse enveloped
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boz
tains the Of NJ de Doudeloqus aud the ENGLISH iii
rcctons have the signature Of DR.. MELvEAU authorised
agent fer the continent Of America
They be transmitted by mail 60 any part OF the United
States Letters directed to Pr f. Meveau, box "a. New
York will with mmedfate Sold BY appoint
mcnt at Cherry, Catharine rrice s5 Half
boxes So. No half boxes sent By mall
my3O m sd&W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20
FOR SALE AND TO LET

xra TO LET-lmneliate ossesson-The three lofts Of
tI the Brick Store, No New street, door from Vail
ia ~ street, has excellent offices communicating the
second floor. .
For Sale or to Let the superior Brick House, No. SO
Fourteenth street. Sixth Avenue with counter cellar base
and attic This House very excellent, and will be
changed Property in the lower part of the city,
for lots
For Sale of the best Pews in the South Dutch Church.
Munay street, Also one-half of Pew middle aisle Of
Dutch Church, Nassau street Each pew is the pulpit
Apply at Office No 0 in ss Wall street or to ,prrp
m28 im.k New street
X-A FOR SALE-A Coantry RESIDENCE, Farm, Mills,
n &c. the residence of the late John VIM. Holly the
LIZ Cove, Stamford, Conn.,. . 49,. E.
The House large, commodious and geneel beautifully sit,
Summer house. carriage house. barns, sc. large gsIden
handsomely laid the best and Snest of spring water The
whole island Connected with the main by bridget
Of about 40 acres
Nnextecnths fwo large mills, also the island which
proportion rented for $1,000 with Unlimited
water power.
Farm contiguous of acres under good cultivation well
tenced valuable orchards farm houses barns &c. For
information reference is made Thomas r. SMITH, Esq 100
Thompson street,; John Bsse Esq IS Nassau street, Hen
y ludson ESQ., Hartford Conn Nor W synr'nsn tsms &c
For particular description, Courier and Enquirer
Il FOR SALE-One Of the haddsomest horses in the
A WS<city, beautiful under the saddle, kind in hnnes
sound and Just from the country. Apply in the store
Charlton and McDougal Streets between and in the
afternoon Jeli wsc
s.sx FOR sALE-iO small and 80 large farms, mills water
real of all sorts, in New jersey low for half cash.
nigh rail roads canals from to four hours travel
from New York. One farm of sixty for 5000 and three
o 10 res for Sc 50 EACH three hall miles Pancd
jels msc STEPHEN VALE, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20
MEDICAL.
DIR HORNE.

CONTINUES consulted conGdsrtially at his Office No.
" 10 Murray street.
Strangers are respectfully apprzed that Dr. Horne being e-
py bred the medical profession the city Of London has
bean practical member of the said faculty of physc for as
wears last in the city Of New York His practice
cine which engages his profound attention His experience IS
very greah astonishing He cautions the unfortu
nate sgain the mercury thousands annually
rallied of eecent affections without mercury,
tngupheu few days See eradicaed not patc-
ed up The learned Dr. Buchan emph cally observes Mar
RED persons and about be married. should ertcu-
iary OF those sectons what dreadful inheritance
TO trans posterty.'
Persons afflicted with protacted and aeploabe need
not despair Of complete recovery BY applying Dr. Horne
Of 36 years New York city has established Docto,
Hone oh of sterling honor and based real
respeeabiiy and skill Dr. H. offers to his patrons guar
antee Dr. Hornes Offices and patients
in Attendance until o'clock in the eve
ming. -
~ THOMAS G. HORNE, of the late DIR. George T.
Horne respectfully apprzes the public that he continues his
fathers successful practice his establishment No 70
Murray street. and may be consulted daily until o'clock, F.
SUNDAYS ielG lm<r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20
MADAME RESTET.T,

FEMALE Physician, Office and resi- dence iis Greenwich
street, between Cqurlandt and Liberty Streets where
she can he consulted with the strce,t condolences and where
also her celebrated medicines be Obtained All letters
be paid and addressed $685. N York city Medicines
forwarded by mail. Boston Office No. Essex street
M .ulr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20

PREMIER WIG MAKER.
IMPERIAL WIGS & SCALPS.
CRISTADORO 6ASTOR HOUSE, in Broadway, has
a. the honor of introducing 70 the wig wearing nubc two
entirely new inventions-yiz-THE PATENT ENAMEL.
LED PAINTINGS AND CROW Ms, and the shrink ing
SKIN GOSSAMER NETTING, two in, entions that place
Wigs hl the estimation Of connoiseus, be
pronounced the PLUS ULTRA Of the art.
The prices exceedingly low defy competition
ieli imfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON KENNETH.

N W. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
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DOCTOR GLOVER.

DOO l. Oh OLO LIN
u EGS inform those who have recently eulured il he has
ID left the practice Of his profession, that he continues
for such his aid usual Those difficult
and potractcd which require practical experience
have been the partict lar objects Of his study The
improvements chemistry have his hands
raj and important remedies which have escaped the obser
walton of the less scrutinsng physician
Dr. Glovers primary education enables Kim to keep pace
with the mov of the day, being graduate in the
deal profession. The should beware of
the host self named Doctors ree ne of whom
aspire be authors of little books upon subjects OF which they
totally ignorant.
Office, No Ann s-pvatc entrance, 4h door from the
MuSpu OIreI n p InCft mkc