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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

No. 10, Green ag u :;
Vandagrifl James Benton
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U. y. Circuit Court.

AueUsT 2.This Court -, this morning for q Few M.
nutes only, during which time the pleas we're tshen OF
Benjamin Harding and Thomas PAWS who stand iniice
with assaults committed the high seas with danger.
Gus weapons The latter pleaded guilty and the former
not guilty The jurors were discharged until Friday
morning. when H1Nengi Is expected TO be tried.
This calender forths term 10 exceedingly light u 10
as follows.-
Augusta Rogers, for leaving In foreign port
Charles Crawford, Richard whitney, and Charles w
Rollins, for nncting cruel and unusual punishment on
a seaman.
Charles w. Rollins for ssssultng seaman with dan
gerous weapon
Benjamin Harding, assault on ship bosrd.
Thomas Davis, assault with dangerous wespon.
Addison b. Grunde and Michel Dugssn INJECTING an
usual punishment on sesmss
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York: Miss Chauncey. and many others. oil very
pretty. but of whom | have not time now to speak
particularly.
Among the married ladies there was not only no
lack OF beauty, but some OF them exhibited charms
which even surpassed those Of the Mademoiselles.
Mrs John Butler OF Philadelphia, is a splendid wo-
man, and was pointed out to all who had not the
pleasure of her acquaintance. She is OF fair COM
plexion, and OF a noble and commanding figure
Mrs. ]. r. Post of NewYork, is inferior 10 none at
the Springs in personal attractions. Her fne coun.
tenance and graceful movements in the dance did
not pass without particular observation. The soness
and geneness Of Mrs. Phelan, of New York, con-
ciliated the esteem of all who had the pleasure OF
moving within her circle; Mrs. Thacher, OF Boston,
daughter-in-law OF the late Judge, was recognised
as a little divinity, who but short time since, as
reigning belle, was worshipped by host OF devo-
tees. She has, however, lett the Springs and was
not at the hop last evening. Mrs Judge Kent high
ly accomplished, very lovely aud agreeable In her
manners, and though not in the dance, attracted
around her circle of admirers.
The hop continued till late hour at night and al
forded infinite pleasure TO both young and old, mar
red and unmarried
P S-Tbere have been a great many arrivals
here this morning, among whom several law
yers from the ciiy-F. B. Cutting, ]. Howe, S.
Sherwood. - Titus, and others. All is life, bus
tie and activity
Yours, &c. S.B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03

up MORE At HAND.--Ths rush Cor sam shck %
EngianA Yesterday vas TREMENDOUS Just received ~
the Pilot Line fresh supply Those wishing csP, ~
please call early this morning Price % cents
SIS hundred 10 the trade -. ...hish.
new novel Nv Professor Iaxrahsg, this dsL publish
Morris Greene or the Cruise Of ne - g.a
seqgal 20 the Dancing FeaiheF, ~ y. ~ '"s'
Price ia cents OF - per hundred -. re,.il nv
sow we a"'F' " auRoEss q sThiNOkh
Iss srosawsy, corner o. AM"
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30 far, so good.

Fun AND FAsHIos--At New Brighton the Gem.
pany lie most select and recherche The most distin.
sdsbed harmony and socially prevails, broken only
by the departure OF the receivers sub agent with
out his baggage, owing TO the unfortunate absence
OF "mine host" Why did he leave7 The timber
trade has been exceedingly dull of late and the price
of trees standing has fallen to twenty-five cents
each, at which rate they applied TO other uses
than that OF shading the fair inmates of Brigh-
ton House. The spot is, however, exceedingly
healthy, much 30, that the attentions OF the gall
liant doctor are said TO be call in my eve"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03

n0- THE MAGICAL PAIN ExTRACToR-Tbis
almost Incredible could not the living witnesses be refer
red to- We have published column after column, and
think It unnecessary to repeat it SO often It Is well
known to have control over fire before known and
will any old sores all outward eruptions sweings
naama,ons &c does net give the best satisfaction
the money will be returned To be had only at 81 Court
land street; Mrs Hays ls9 Fulton street. Brooklyn; d.
Smith, $40 Broad street, Newark
Gy- YESTERDAY WAS A GREAT DAY AT THE
American Museum The performances Of Mr.. Cole Great
Western, &c delighted their audiences Mr.. Cole is uni
versay allowed to be the best contotonst in America
and that Great Western stands unrvnod in his line, IL
undenisble. They give splendid entertainment this
evening" accompanied by other talented perform
er The splendid portrait of Queen Victoria is the ad
vibration of all lovers of the fine arts The Hall Is
fast filing up and will be opened on Monday next This
establishment is increasing In popularity every day
CO 1T WAS SAID OF ATTILA, "THAT ON THE
spot where the hoos of his struck the earth, no
blade OF grass grew again." may be said in 81
mlar tone, that where Gourauds Poudres Sabtiles"
touch the skim the hair vanishes from the place like
magic. So efcacous is this preparation, that in eight
minutes after application the skin is free from its
brance and the soness and smoothness Of early
youth ST. per bottle. Can be tesed-proof posi-
tive this, and mistake To be lad where else in N.
York but at 81 Walker street. door from Broadway.
Gonrau's Eau de seante removes from the skin
pertes reduces Inflammation, and heals chapped hands
and lips renders the skin fair and beautifully smooth.
and fails not wherever used to mpar additional charms
to the complexion Is also excellent article for
gentlemen who receive annoyance from the use of the
TALoT. St per DOttle
To be had only at 81 Walker street. one door from
Broadway. Agents-Dyer, Providence; Carleton, Lo-
well; Myers, New Haven; Gray, Poughkeepsie
90 WHAT BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH
you nave" said young lady day two since to her
friend. How do you manage to keep them in sucn
to Dr. Castle the other day. having before suffered with
them very much he cleaned them for me- and told
that would use DR.. Shermans Orrs Tooth Paste alto
gether, and NEEDLE with any trashy washes and
dentrces not only would have beautiful set of teeth
always but also would preserve teeth from the col
lection OF tatar which often encruss hsm and brings
premature decay but also avoid bad breath. have
followed his directions and do not regret IT. and per-
suaded that it you would do as have done you would
perceive the difference in your teeth, which
are naturally good, but literally ruined in appearance by
articles YOU use DESTROY the enamel and will soon de-
sroy the teeth altogether" DR. Sherman's Wnrehouse
No. LOG Nassau street. His agents, Ito Broadwayj 10
Aston House; 227 Hudson 1873 Bowery; II East Broad
way; se William street, and 80 Chestnut street. Phila
dsphia
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rARDoN or MRssRs: RoLPH, DUNcoMB AND MoH-
,ioooMEkf.-We are happy TO learn that these gen.
uemen received, on Saturday, free naYdon rom
.lie canadian government. The present Execu-
i've, by the advice, doubtless of the Home Gov.
eihlnenl, is pursuing liberal course towards those
ei.ner convicted or suspected OF political ofenoes
Inc gentlemen who are thus restored Ia her r;oh,.
and property, will probably return TO IN. ho,oss
from which they have been so long exied II thsv
should, they VIII carry with them the good wishes
Of all who have formed their Acquaintance gnyios
their residence amongst s--Roch Dem
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LATEs,r snnruERr sHIp NEWs

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 2-Au Wm Ksun.dv, M,rtir, Pouee
PR; Deos Eckiedt dos John w Cater DAVIS Nv oi kobt
VAIN. Scars; VIM Pitt. BskeT. asd Oat, Ryder, Bos, Re-
Eieys bnrnham Gouceser Below Psnnsyivsnis Frsnc-s
Kingston, ia.
bALIMoRE Aug 2-cid Geo Gardner. Hi, James Rivers
oorlew Crowen La 0usyra md Porto cabec SD Omen,
City Pont Chathsm. Loveland Bostn Susan
May Bnrnhsm Pernambaeo; Arcsitsct Gray, 81 Thon,
- p vary Ltans Jehns, PR; Hudson, Cooley M orb
SkoRoErowy DC. Aug lar Dodge, NYoh.
RICHMOND, Aug Arr Olof wyk Neseom Hsvre. Man.
chester NYork. Cid Euphrasia, Butt Liverpool,
Foreign Perts.
PONCE, PR July In port Ch.e. for NYorh aa.. Nav
Union. do, unc-ony Am vessels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03

The SHAKERS AT NEW LEBANON intend to hold
public meeting next Sunday, at the base Of 8 monu-
ment they have recently erected On the summit of a
lofty hill. The proceedings will, it is anticipated
be very interesting, and we have made arrange
ments to report them BY the way,a very elegant and
commodlous hotel is kept in this pleasant village by
Mr. William N. Bentley. New Lebanon Springs
offer many attractions to the summer tourist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

o. The ST. Louis New Era states. on the auiho.
niy Of Mr.. Miller. U. =. agent Al Council Bluff,
Upper Missouri. that battle recently occurred be-
tween several hundred Of the Sioux and Pawnee
Indians, which forty fifty were supposed TO be
killed on each side The Sioux were the assailsnrs
and housekeeping the PAwnees Of about $50
horses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03

The WALKING MATCH AT CHELSEA Ely orth
performed his fifth "a miles yesterday in 5h I9m
lis Fogs's time was 81. 9m. g. Elworth's best
time was lin. 25s.; Fogg's lin Dos Both men
were last night in good condition. During the af-
ternoon ladies and gentlemen visited the park in
great numbers
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The FALL RIVER FIRE. Tire Fall River Monitor
states that the loss buildings at the late fire in that
town was S257 600; on other property. S256, 800;
total, S5l3, 300 There was insured on buildings
SlOO,0Oo, on other property, $4,000 The number
OF persons living in the burnt district, exclusive of
those doing business in that district, and living in
other parts Of the town, is stated at 1860.
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Caty Intelligence.

PoLIcE.-There nothing Of any interest heard yes
terdsy at either Of the Police oces unless the holding
to bail Of certain young sporting characters who were
caught Tuesday night raising Ancient Henry In the
neighbsrhood Of Park Rev.
CsRoNER-Mrs Clarissa vantassel, wife OF Henry Ven
tasse Of No.4l Gserck street. died suddenly while s
ting in her chair Tuesday evening She had been Ia
boring under disease OF the heart for the last Rine
Verdict death from disease Of the heart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03

IHs ArrAcHK The interesting letter OF San,
Sack" IN England, under the above title, are col
leoted and published in neat pamphlet edition by
Burgess " Stinger, aud for sale at the office of the
Herald Retail price Is cents.
rHs PioSEERs-By J Fennlmore Coop.r --,rb;s
popular descriptive tale IN two volumes periodical
fOm-os he had a. the herald ofHc. 70, Ga c.o,.
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Poor MoKESzlE."-A paragraph of ours. which
appeared some ten days since, has not been road
with the usual sagaclty OF the Boston Courier ON,
opinion of the character and conduct of the indi.
v'duaI IN question, was well enough known, to have
prsypnted anV instrumentation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03

The PATRONAGE OF OrFicE.-We said yesterday
that MIR. Curtis, Collector of this port, did not give
any of the printing OF this department TO James
Watson Webb, and by the following statement, it
vii be seen that ne could not, if he would. The
statement, we believe, is from the Collector himself
The law of the United States provides. that all
printing tor the use of Collectors OF the Customs
shall be procured upon advertisement for proposals.
and the contract given to the lowest bidder
An advertisement tor proposals TO supply the
printing tor the Custom House in this city, was pub
hshed In the New York Herald some months since,
and large number of printers made proposals All
the proposals were forwarded TO the Department of
the Treasury by the Collector and the contracts for
the different kinds Of work were awarded to the
lowest BIDDER. The Collector has no control over
the subject, and no contract has been made with
Office OF he Courier and Enquirer, directly or in
directly
so far so good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03

NAvAL.-The u. :. ship Ontario, Commander
Randolph, twenty five days from New Orleans, al.
rived IN Hampton Roads on Saturday night last and
came up yesterday 10 the Naval anchorage of the
Hospital The following II last OF her officers b.
". NJ Randolph, Commander, Lieutensnts, J. w
Cooke Edmund jenkins. VIM. A Jones; Acting MASTER
J. d. Todd; Acting Lieutenant II. A. Wise Assistant
Surgeon, ]. II. smith Purser, A ID. Cresbyg CAPTAINS
Clerk, John Randolph; Masters Mate, Edmund Dim.
stead Boatswain, Charles woodsnd-Ne'fo ih Hsvsld,
august l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03

IMPORTANT NoucE.-Our country subscribers
viii please take nouce that when they receive their
papers IN yellow wrapper, The term of their sub
cription is nearly run out
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NEW YORK HERALD.
new York. Thur.day, August Is4s

To- Alletters on business with this office, and
communications intended for insertion, must be
addressed as heretofore TO JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
ditor and proprietor II the New York Herald
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Imronr Or sUoAn rSro TIVE usrrD STATES TnoM CU'A'

Down to Isal an immense trade had grown up and the
produce Of the United states was taken largely in
change tor the sugar OF Cuba On the LIST Of Sept oss
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10000 do do do ia
1900 N. Y. City Elves, water loan, 1858, seA
800 shares Of the Lockpor and Niagara Rail Road ESQ
per share) offered, but withdrawn, there being
bid.
bill put the Planters Bank in liquidation, and to
sppy its assets to the OF its bonds just passed
the Senate The vote stood % in the armatve and In
the negatives Observation-Disclosures Southernor
We mentioned few days since the fact that great dis
satisfaction had been created by the sGpos construc
the law in relation to drawbacks We understand
that many suits have been commenced against the
Collector E. Curtis ESQ., for the recovery OF the
retained from the drawback goods imported before
passage ofthe law. At first understand that MIR
Collector Curtis allowed the per cent according the
meaning ofthe Law, but his decision evidently just
overrued by the Comptroller at Washington, and suits
at law pending. There can, we think be no
doubt to result the Owing to the sasnaton
Of business caused the great and violent change pro-
dueed by the sudden passage of the present Tariff the
amount Of drawbacks claimed has been unusually large
They will now probably decrease under the improving
trade
The Secretary of the Treasury has given notice that
c.rtac ates of the new loan will be issued in as low
as $780, This will make them convenient form OF re-
mi,tance like Treasury notes. which in fact they arc
They are merely Treasury notes. rcdeemable In ten years
instead of one year. Instead OF paying its debts the
Government has got extension. 49,,
We recently asked why the Ohio Canal tolls are not
published regularly usual. In consequence morn.
ing paper has furnished with the returns for one
week follows. why not the tables up to July LIST
published as compared with last year, like that of New
York and ell other public works'
Ton, coLtEcrsp vAaous PUBLIC WORK, oy onlo
WEEK. ENDING Sd JULY iBt2 AND ALSO puh'Fo
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STILL THEY COME The splendid new steamboat
knlckerbocker, takes her station on the River as a
night boat, on the 18th instant.
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Excess in is4j.

We have lately male some extracts from the returns OF
the commerce of Cuba, showing the movement Of the
trade of the Island and the general state OF prosperity
which IL presents. During the past year on importan.
change has taken place relations with that Island
through the operation ofthe present tariff By the tariff
a. ,s,,a the duty upon Brown Sugar was u cents per
H. and was gradually reduced until in isa is fell to the
40 pr cen, rate prescribed by the compromise act The
operation has been as follows -
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ANOTHER TURN.-George bennett has been an
pointed Collector Of the port of Portsmouth,, N II
vice John n. Sherburne, removed.
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.ooLs nt PhII.d.Inhia x..t.raax.

Sales OF stocks at philadelphia yesterday.
shares Camden and hmhoy, 50, sl21 state g. lsss
b4 $1,000 State S. 1855 40; 10 shares Louisville Bank
10; IS do wilmington RR, lls.
AFTER BoAsp-$20el 81 State SIS, 1854 ~; $4,000 Team
per cent, 81; $1,000 CINCINNATI per cent sl 5000
County S. 1860, int. Feb and Aug g7 $1,000 stsis g.
1915. new 81.
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NIBLo's Las, night MAIDEN Calves bene-
fit was thronged to overlooking. The fret night 81
the popular Pantomime drew most crOwed saloon
on Tuesday last-the galleries and avenues were
filled. The Raud' performed with their accus,om-
ed spirit and success. There many improvements
in the Pantomime, and though many may have seen
1t last season, they will find the alterations worthy
few visits more. Antoine. a. usual. wa irresisii-
bic as the clown-Gabrlel as the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
as the lover--play with the came energy and effect
that characterized their performance the past
mer. Tonight Massiw the N,gh O,oi, - 10 be-
repeated with the Ftp Chamtptn-that embraces
the whole Ravel Family on the double tight rope
Dance by the CT depam Miss Wells. The orchestra
will play the echo Quadnlles in the grand Saloon
after the Pantomime We are gratlhed IN being able
to announce that Mademoiselle Calves ben eff lssi
night, was the most crowded and elegant audience
that has been at the Garden the whole season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03
MONEY MARKET.

S'SSH''S"e"'svb 1HS@6
The Stock Market was much more lively today, and
evident disposition to rise APPARENT most stocks
Harlem went at the board; Ohio /; Paterson l. Far
mcrs Loan fell I.
At the New Board the same features were apparent
sale of stocks at auction at the Merchants Exchange
took place to-day by order of the Receivers Of the Ame
can Insurance Co. Terms cash, delivery of ceri.
Gates. to-day or morrow, at option of the buyer
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TolLs COLLECTED VARIOUS puBLIo WORKS OF OHIO
pusrSo THs Sd JULy 1912, AND ALSO DURiSo
rms WEEK 4 1913,
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A CARD.
DENTISTRY.

'ENHE branch of MEDICAL SCIENCE, which
Dr. PLEAsANrs has made his special object Pmcice.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND

DURSUANTtoa decree of the Hustina's Com,
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