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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-29

AAOH SOls DCutOub uIEtNal dL nuOHNuI0J
short tins since, meeting was called,
and e committee appointed to invite him
to accept public dinner. The following
is the correspondence held on the Occu.
sion:
BOOnville, July goth, ls43.
Hon. Thomas H. Benton.
DEAR ISIR:--Ata respectable meeting
of q portion Of your democratic conslitu'
ents, held in this city on the Goth inst, II
was resolved that the undersigned be
appointed a committee in behalf of the
citizens Ofthis city and Of Cooper coun.
", 10 bid you welcome, and to tender to
you the hospitalities ofour city in pub
lie dinner on the 22nd inst, or such 9th j..
er day as you may suggest
In conveying to you the above TesOlu.
tiOn, we respect not only the wishes Of
your friends in this city, but the desire
of your constituents and fellow citizens
throughout the county. Be pleased TO
interpret this trite compliment as the
only expression which we have in our
power at this time 10 employ in the &C.
acknowledgement of our high appreciation
Of your public services, as the vigilant,
adle, and devoted guardian Of our com
mon country. You are doubtless a.
ware that we represent the wishes OfI
your most immediate political friends =
Of those that have hitherto been engaged |
with you in preserving uncontaminated |
the principles of pure democracy; and |
besides the opportunity now afforded US
Of fmanifeSling our respect for your per.
sonal character, we would be highly graf.
flied that our citizens should hear
a clear review for the great questions
which now occupy so much Of public at.
lenlion, from one who Is intimately &C.
luainted with every movement and op-
GRAFTON Of our Government. The inFor.
nation which you may be enabled to i'm.
part relative 10 the present condition Of
'ur country, and the means by which il
nay be restored TO its former prosperity,
will have the tendency to confirm and
strengthen our expectations that that
course Of policy win be made choice of,
BY the American people, which will GO.
cure stability 10 our country, and main.
Tain The great principles of public lib
orty.
We beg leave TO assure you efthe great
which it affords ns to commu.
nicate tp you the proceedings Of our fel.
ilo!w.citzens, and ofthe personal and DO,
ilt'cal esteem with which we are your
friends and obedient servants,
b. ", SHARP, I'D. BLAIR,
d. Z: FERRY, D. SPAHR,
D. nruRGUSON, y ILIONBERGER
L. TALBOT, H. LEONARD.
r. W. G. THOMAS,
Committee.
BOOnvills, July 90, ls4s.
GENTLEMEN: make you my thanh.
.nd thr0I,ah vo,Y I have a. LI -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-29
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

The CONVENTION on Saturday was
tended by a full delegation from each
township in the county. The utmost
harmony aud good will prevailed. The
ticket formed is strong one-one which
the democracy can support with unaDimi-
tyIand fair prospect Of succeeding, il
thew will il,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-29

Several original articles, intended for
this paper, are deferred to make room
for the proceedings Of the county conven.
tion, which were received at late hour
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-29

Majority against Mr. Clay, 1873 votes.
Being one vote more against him than
in 1924. NMr Clay loses vote in eight
years how long will il be before he is
edS-KeadGlF 8 EspOsitOr.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-29

BOOnVille, July 90, ls4S.
GENTLEMEN: I make you my thanks.
and, through you, have to thank he
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-29
CORRESPONDENCE.

Hon Col, Bcnton's arrival at BoonVille,
short Tins since, a meeting was called,
and committee appointed to invite him
to accept public dinner. The following
is the correspondence held on the Occu.
sion:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

they stood, into the roaring dam beneath
them, at once their common shroud and
grave.
From that hour said the shepherd, the
waters ceased to fow--tl,e mountain stream
took another co,,rse-thc mill stands silen,
and fors4keu-still il falls not, but it is destin-
ed to bear witness of tho tragic deed. The
stranger was found the next n,orning gazing
on the wa,ers-his senses had fed. aud I'll,
people turned away FROM his gazc-he was
taken TO the castle and disappeared-no one
knew how, or wIillrr.'
You said. friend,' observed, that the
mill bears yet witness Of this tale Of horror
Even so,' he replied, every year in the
midst ofthe night, the anniversary Of the
double murder, the mountain stream return.
TO its first course--the wheel whirls fearfully
round-.strangc figures are seem and Ions
must the waters flow 10 wash away this dead
~ SIM
Let US liope,' said I, pointing to Heaven
that there the deed may long since have
been blotted OUT
And the old man grasped my hand, ant
said amen!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

ness to him, for, said I, TO farmer so ex-
tensively patronized as lie is, the small pit
lance of Two years arrearages would be bu,
a drop in the bucket Ii is true, there was
occasionally printed on the sacks general
notice to delinquents-but never suspected
that this was intended for his friends.
The notice however, became more fire.
qucnt--and having leisure, l concluded !
would visit my friend, the proprietor Of the
Granary. He greeted me cordally-but |
saw that there had been trouble. He was
evidently worn with toll and anxiety: and
in the conversation of the evening, he enter
cd into particulars.
Here have been laboring day and al
most nigh, for two years; and l am more IN
debt now than when | begun. My credi-
tors are pressing for payment; l am con-
scious of inability 10 meet their demands, and
can perceive no result but bankruptcy and
ruin"
=" But have you not large list of subscri.
bers7" said /.
"Yes, very large list," was the reply
but too many of them are like you'll
"Mc!" Iquickly rcjoined in amazemeni
",oo many like me!
pardon me-" said my friend, in mel
ancholy tone" pardon me, for oppression
will make even wise man mad. You have
had quart of wheat weekly for two year
and have not had cent Of payment;
have n large list of the same kind Of patrons
scattered here and there over thousands o.
miles, If they would pay me the ,rifes the,
spverally owe me, should be directly freet
from embarrassment, and 90 on my way re
joicing. But they reasoned as you reason
ed !; and among you, am brough, to th
door of poverty and ruin" felt the fnl
force of the rebuke, and promptly payin
arrearages a, the increased prices named i
the prospectus, and also year in advance
| shortly bid adieu to the worthy and wrong
ed farmer, resolving to do everything in m
power 10 repair the injury which had accru
= ed from my delinquency.
D We patrons of Jonathan HOmespun =
wherever We are or whoever We are v
!, have received and eaten the wheat from h
y Granary, without making payment! Yc al
d guilty Of grievous sin of omission. There
y fore repent. Pay the farmer what you ow
:, him. Uncle Sans teamsters bring YOU II
!, sack of grain every week, and Uncle Sam
!. ieams,ers will carry-,hc money safely TO Jo'
). ailan Homespun.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
THE GRANARY.
A tale rhich every person viU read.
~ REV. A. C. THOMAS.

Whose readelh let him understand"
Jonathan Homespun, having purchased
an extensive farm, and provided himself viii,
every thing requisite to prosperous husband.
~, proposes to furnish subscribers with one
quart Of wheat weekly, as the low price Of
two dollars in advance at two dollars and
fifty cents If paid after six weeks"
The facilities afforded by the government,
for tho transportation of wheat TO every Sec
ton Of the Union and adjacent provinces
are such as must prove satisfactory to every
subscriber; and the proprietor Of the Ora
nary assures all who may patronize him ,tha
he will exert himself TO supply an article O
the first quality. N. B.-Agents will be al
lowed generous per centagc. Address,
(post paid) Proprietor of the Granary, Hope.
WE'LL"
Such was the prospectus issued by m,
friend Mr.. Homespun. Feeling lively IN.
terest in his welfare, visited his farm, AL
though j, was long journey from my home
and was pleased 10 find everything IN nice
order. He informed me tina, he had con-
tracted large debt in the purchase Of tn.
premises, stock and implements OF husband
ry, but that he had no doubt Of his ability te
discharge every obligation in few years.
He also stated that he had already received
many hundred subscribers, and that in fou
or five weeks he would commence the delv
cry Of the whoa, according to promise.
The scheme appeared plausible; and NJ,
friend was so confident Of success, that | hat
not the slightest doubt of his prosperity.
entered my name as subscriber, and whel
| loft him he was preparing many THOUSAND
quart sacks.
Every week for the space of two years.
received my quart Of wheat, and conclude
from its excellent quality and prompt deliv
cry, that every thing was prosperous wi,
Jonathan Homespun and his farm. So
/ gave myself no concern about my indebted
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

No JoNATaAN.-A school boy, fourteen
years o! age. at a public seminary, no, hun.
drsd miles from !llminster, being leetured By
his tutor for not retaining until morning the
lesson he had learnt over night. and 6sing
asked the reason, replied i don't know sir,
unless il is because ! sleep w,thov, night.
cap, and il evspora.ss before the moraing."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
No. ! Silver Top, or SarsapariIla
Mead Syrup. .

This Temperance Beverage is now manu-
featured by VIM Brown, 4Sl Washington
street, Boston. Nv wholesale agents. .NIessrs
Dua. Evans e. Co., Slas Pierce a. Co.
White a. Sleadman, lienshaw, Ward a. Co.
aud H. ID. Brindlcy, are now supplied with O
fresh article. Also for saln ~ Boston BY
most Of The wholesale West India Goods and
Druggist stores. RetaIled by nh the Gro
Gerry stores in Boston, Lowell, Salem, Provi-
dence, New Bedford, Worcester, Springfield,
Hartford.
There being limitations in the market, be
particular 10 call Tor WIN. Browns No. ]
Silver Top or Mead Syrup 1t IS manulac.
tured with the best of sugar, aud superior
ISarsaparllla, aud forms one OF the most whole
some and cheapest beverage now in use.
For sale in Newport by
Il. r. HAZARD, Druog;s,s
r. }. TAYLOR, Dross'S'S'
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22

IlROWN'SG g. bUGH CANDY - his agreeable aui
- Gle prepared by william ifowH, u thuruugl che
ui-t and iilul druggist. ~ tbs Cuturr ui ashiug
ton aud Eip streets, - decidedly the no pleasant.
hralihiul aud effective cunip'nnd Nv market fot
the relirf aud cre ~ the distressing aud dangerous
ichghs whrh prevail among ~ the wintrt uunhs.
u u ni'ely ptepa I'd aud highly indicated with ~
proved eNpr'lfthts 80 ~ n aHord tustint feief 80
The HHhleh utFanspftiG throat without producing, ~
- TOO often The case with candles nausraina aud
delrtrfmns eh"rt upon the stomach. Having nnfur.
iunHteN beFn compelled to USE u 'eyctal times wirhin
couple o' years we have found u bath gfaiefu and
nseihl, and can confidently recommend ~ To- Oui
friend. Times.
y. u. BE cateful ~ nb.erve the signature of VIM.
Br1wn "n The direrion there hriug seNefai runntrf
loH articiss ~ the market rsi fpr nruwn stn pound
bnneret tindy Moderated. The above - iuf sale ~
htstOV by a. TAYLOR. Il nALAHD O9i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
Bc1l's Hair Restorative

5 an acquisition to the toilette of Ladie
i and Gentlemen that will never be dis
pcnsed with BY those who have tested its ad
mirabe qualities.
Used as pomatnm. it will preserve the
hair IN most beautiful condition, Keeping il
soft and glossy, and dlsposing 1t to curl most
lnxnrantly. II will impart H. light, sandy
hair, darker aud richer shade, and wonders
fully improve the appearance Of all shades
and coors.
For sale by II. ]. TAYLOR,
May 20. IiS Tlame street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
III e II A Id OF THE TIM MES.
NEW GOODS

lust received from New York, per steam
" er Rhode Island, general and carefully
selected assortment of Staple and
YANCW DDE GOODS
among them are the following, wiz Broad
cloths. Casslmercs. Kentucky Jeans, Ermlnet
drup d'etc, gnmbroons, alpaccas, eOInes, NJ
de lancs, black striped silks, colored do
French prints, common do, furniture prints
satin vcslngs, Mnrsrllles vestings, silk and
cotton gloves and mlt,s, shawls, fancy ker.
chefs, Gents black and colorcd scarfs, silk
aud cotton hose, woolcn and cotton table
covers; Russia, Dutch and Irish linen dIa-
pcrs, cotton diaper, Irish luens, Tarion lace
edgings, bonnet ribbons, and a variety of 9th
rr articles all of which will be sold ai the
lowest prccs, 70: cash or approved credit, nj
No. l32, by I'M. COOK & co.
Apll 6. .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22

For he cure Of Freckies, Sua-Jma,
Moth, Pimpies, Of erery descrip-

This celebrated Lotion has boon in universal
favor for the last five years by the French, Eng
lish and Italian ladies' and its high reputation
has induced the proprietor to place it before the
public for the benefit of those who suffer the
pain and modification of rough aud chafcd
Skin, Freckle., Moth, and other Diseases pro-
dncrd, from an unhealthy circulation OF The
blood through the nitrate vessels of the Skin 9.
upon the face. SC. Mona genuine without the
signature Of The proprietor. Piice = 90.
X. }. TAYLOR, sole Agent, Newport.
Aug. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
DIR. ATKINSON,S
CELEBRATED
Vegetable Golden Ointment

'sNliIS ointment. having been used in the
Doctors private practice for many year,
with perfect success, aud the many letters he
had received begging Of him To give the public
the benefit of hI' research, he has complied,
aud now warrants this ointment TO be certain
care Tor all Scrciuous Eruprions, Itch, Chopped
lISods, Salt Rheum and letter or Ring worm,
Abfasions Of The skin, ard liberated Sore Legs
(of no matter how long standingD also, for
Scald Head and Sore Ears in Children for sore
Eyes or cracked lips the cure il nfalliblo.
For sale by DIR. X. u. iiAI\RD,
Sign OF the Golden Mortar.
Dec. 30. Near the CUurl House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
DIR. ISRAEL DELEMATER'S
.N'ER re & BO.NE RHEU.N.ATIC
Liniillcnt Il Indian Specific.
II a0orranted cure for MHam-
matOry and Chronic
ISHIEU MATISM

IT. gives imnodiatc relief, and strengthen.
II weak limbs, extends contracted card cures
all numhnesS, takes down swelliugs, and re-
moves inflammation.
1t is frequently urged that Rheumatism can.
not be cured by external applications. But it is
certainly true, that it can be not only reached
but entirely cured by external and internal
remedies, used at The same time. This the pro-
prietor of the l.iniment and Specific i, pre-.
pared TO prove TO the satisfaction Of every one
who is afflicted with this most distressing com.
plaint, by literal and une1uivocai warrantee,
that whoever will faithfully use one bottle of
DR.. Delenater's Rheumatic Lininnent esternally
without being cured, and reurn the empty bot,
tic whsre ii was purchased, the money shall be
refunded IN full,
PRICE. Llnment ~. Specific 81.
COMSlOCK & TYLER,
Wholesale Druggists & Sole Agents, N. Y.
For sale by DIR. Il. II. HAZARD,
Newport. Jan. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
'Tts Summer again.

Now JOY TO the mountain aud joy 10 the plain,
For Summer is come with lts pleasures again,
With the bountes of nature all richly display
ed,
In the garments glory and spcndor array cd
'Tis summer again and you bright san or
high, ...
Hath darted his life giving beams from tbe sky
And myriads ofbeings have sprung into birth
With their music or beauty to gladden. the
earth.
Tis Summer again! and the hills and tho wales
Are waiting their perfumes away on the gales;
And the lovers in haste to the green bower are
gone,
To breathe forth affection in rapture alone
',ris the season Of love but, Oh short is its
stay
Like dream Of delight, soon it fadoth away:
'Tis a season the God ofall seasons hath given,
TO tell us of bIiss-to remind us of heaven:
And youiI''s ardent feeling exults in is reign,
And the chill blood Of ago flows with vigor
again
And The soul, with fresh energy, rises to soar
Away in the regions untraversed before.
The springs of its workings proud man cannot
trace
They hid in that power which presides o'er
all space
But, rejoicing, we bow to its mystical sway,
And feel it is ours to adore aud obey.
r. X.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
nR. VAN uAMBERT's FEMALE
RENOy ATINI, pIIIS-Etou ;er.

many-An oilettual remedy for suppression, II.
regularity, aud all cases where nature does MOI
huvo her proper nnI regular course.
Sold by J. ~. Hat. corner OF broadway and
Chambers street T.. VI. Guiop, cornrr of bow.
cry and Grand street, and corner of Henry and
Pike streets aud by T.. IIurnct, 81 Siuh Ave-
nue., York \ 81, by DR.. X. u HAZARD,
at The Sign Of the Gslden Moliir.
Newport, Jan. 5, 1913
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
j. l.. ROGERS, Nj ID.
To B. ID. Allen, NJ. ID.
From The Rov. DR.. Scott Of New York.

! From the Rov. DR.. Scott Of New York.
! DR.. u, ID. Allen, Dear sir-I am most happy
to inform you that your Balsam Of llorehound,
I.iverworl and PIeurisy Root has cured me OF
Liver Complaint disease, under which had
hbored upward Of six years. have recon-
mendod it to several of my friends afflicted with
the same maIady, and in every instance has il
been successful. Hoping God may spare you,
life for usefulness,
am, respectfully yours,
JoHN ScoTT, ID. ID.
To B. ID. Allen, NJ. ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
To B. ID. Allen, NJ. ID.
CAUTION.

;LJ' Purchase mono unless it has the cer,if-
eate ol "Copyrght' on the wr appcr aud abc
and the written signature Of
u. ID ALLEN, NJ. ID.
General depot, SIS B arcay street. N. Y.
For sale in Newport by Il. K. lIAZARD, at
the sign of tha Golden Mortar. Dec. 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
RmEUMATIsM, GOVT, srRAINs.
swELLED JO1NTs, srIFF CORDS, PAIN
IN THE LIMBS, CONTRACrION
Or THE CORDS. &c. sc.
- IEwES a. KITTREDGES BONE

- IIEWES q KlTTREDGES BONE
- LINiMENT COMBINED prcpa.
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. For
the diseases mentioned, this Llnlment stands
nnriyaled IN It's efficacy. II can truly be de-.
nominated n Pain. Extractor, as It will remove
pain when caused by the above complainis
u IS put up ~ bottles at the low price Of 80
cents, and IS for sale by must of the drug
glsts. For the genuine, call for Ilcwcs &
Klllrcdgc's binlnent Combined" Sec Ger.
iilicatcS on wrapper. For sale by X. J. Tay
lor & r. Il. Hazard, Newport, K. I.
Oct. 22.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
DIR. .MLE.N'S BALS.4.M OFHORE
HOUND, LIVER WORT AND
PLEURISY ROOT FOR
0s(S&:zss.layEIA1s[7
and LIVER COMPLAINT

EOLDS, Coughs, Splitting of BIood, Ca
" torrh' HGcuJty Of breathing, Pain
IN the SIDE, paipitatiom ofthe heart, oppres-
sion ami soreness Of the chest, Piemisv
HecHc FeDer, night speats, diHcuH and pyo
| fnSe Erpectorafion. and all affections of N.
| Lungs, Chest and Liver.
!. The liorehound. I.iverwort and Pleurisy roo
have io7 centuries been celebrated i'm The cure
OF affections of The Lung, and Liver. DR.. AL
len, alter series Of experiments, has been able
TO extract from these medical herbs, n Balsan,
winch exerts wonderful effects in curing Con-
sumption and Liver Complaints.
/ For children aboring under Inflammation of
The i.nngs, Colds, Coughs, Group, Quincy, and
sore Throat, this Balsam is Of great importance.
DurIng the winter Of 1880, rising Of ono lhou-
sand families employed this remedy, in the
Chy OF New York. The consequence was, thar
The number of deaths among children was re-
duced to less than one half the usual number. rs
may be seen by the City Inspector report Of
deaths.
In order 10 give tho reader some idea of the
efficacy Of this Balsam and how extensively il
Is used, we here introduce the monthly renor,
OF The cures in the month of May, lSII, and
published in the New York sun.
Monthly Report Of The cures performed by
Dr. Is ID. Allen Basam Of Ilorchound, I.iy
erwor and Peurisy Root during the month Of |
May. 1t has cu'ed and com plotted the cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
DIR. LIBBY'S
VEGETABLE LIFE
PILLS & ISITTERS.

nR. LIB8Y'S BIl"rERS are certain
- cure of Dyspcpsy and Nervous Alice.
tons they are peculiarly adapted TO remove
these distressing complaints. not by constant y
II physlclng, but 10y engineering the system. No
greater mistake can be made than 10 supposc
that Dy spepsy, or any other disease arising from
debility, can be cured by frequent forced action
on the bowels with purgative medicines Where
these complaints exist, the system is already too
weak and every additional dose tends to make
it more so. The Bters, on the contrary, act.
ing as a tonic, strengthen the digestive organs
and assist them To perform their functions as
nature designed Hence il is found TO be clica-
ociu also in those diseases peculiar to females,
which arise more frequently from weakness than
any other cause. The aged and infirn of both
sexes, and persons Of sedcntary habits prone of
cOs,iveness, who have suffered from losS of an
petite, have experienced great benefit from
them la convalcsence from fevers, ari acute
disorders, II restores strength aud individuals
afflicted with Nervous Headache, and other de.
rangemcns of The nervous function, have been
entirely cured by this remedy.
DIR. LlBBY'S VEGETABLE
LIFE PILLS are anti-biious, ant-dyspeptic,
and ami-lnerculal, and Way be Justly consider
cd = universal medicine, tut tlev are peculiar
Iy benciicial IN the following complaints --- ycl-
low aud bilious fevers. fever and ayue, dyspep.
81, Group. liver complaints, sick headache jaun-
dice, asthma, dropsy, rheumatism. enlargement
of The spleen. plles cholic. female distractions
heartburn. furred tongue, nausea, di-icnsion OF
tho stomach md bowels, incipieni diarbna,
Hatuleno,, habitual coStiyeness, loss Of appe- 4
tie blatthcs or sallow complexion. aud in nll
cases az ttpor Of the bowels, where a catbmilc
or an apericnt is needed They are exceedingly
mid IN their operations, producing neither nau-
sea, griping nor debility.
PRfcE. Baiers 20 cts Pills 25 cts
CoNSrOCK & TYLER,
Wholesale Agents, N. York.
For sale by DIR. X. X. HAZARD,
Newport Jan -