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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

no PRIVATE DlSEASEs.-A CURE GUARAN'
TEED-The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy OF the
City Of New York. established 'or the suppression OF
quackery is prepared to treat all diseases Of pri-
vate nature and offer to all those afflicted with these dis
ressiug malades advantages not to be met with in any
other institution in this country, either public private
From the constant correspondence and from private ar
rangements between the members OF the College and the
most eminent professors of the medical institutions Of Eu'
rope all improvements in the treatment OF these diseases
forwarded to them long before they reach the mso.
rty the medic profession of this country. With such
celebrated remedies, together with the combined skill of
the first medical men OF this country the College feel ga
s6ed that the good work they have undertaken, the
of quackery" will receive the patronage
from that portion Of the public requiring their
servcee.
Terms for advice, all medicines SIS
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, o. Nassau
stree. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
NIB. Patients living at distance, by stating their di
explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere il any
obtain a chest containing all medicines with full drec
tons for use with guar Of by addressing the
agent of the college, post paid, enciospg S..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

90 THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATION WILL
In three minutes the hair from any part the face,
neck hands warranted under forfeiture of $40.
and nure the most delicate skin IL also be
applied before purchasing It contains arsenic poi
son, but is perfectly harmless and soothing The sigma
Of A. De Fontsne, NJ D. must be found TO be genu
inc The genuine put up in bottles tin boxes,
and from 81 Courtlandt street. the only place
obtain the genuine in this city, and where also may be
had the celebrated Besuyng Lotion for removing tan,
reckes morphew, sunburn, pimples, &C. Price 10 cents
DER bottle.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04

every possible argument for the main.
taiusnce of The credit Of the Statos, and
shows, truly enough, the almost irretrleV
able injury which American credit has
sustained inEurope through the dishones-
n of the States which have'repudialed
Il has received q great number of signa~
luTes.
The most striking passage relates to
the Strengthened pecuniary circumstances
of the ma IOrity of the sufferers, which we
subio:n. Every trusAmerlcan, every hon.
est and right hearted man must desire to
see so foul a stain wiped from the es
cutcheon of his country, and to restore
the national character to the same ele-
vated position in which 1t stood before
reputation became fashionable.
"In fact, however, though there may
be few amongst Us in more affiuent cir
cumstances, YET by far the larger portion
Of US are persons in the middle ranks o
life-oficers on half pay-supeF-aEnua
ted clerks-retired tradesmen living or
small means-aged spinsters, widows ant
Orphans-many Of whom have invested
their ell in the purchase Of your securl
ties, at high prices, and now depend TO
their subsistence some even fol their dat
ly bread, on the good faith Of your pee
ple."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04

squadfOn on the African coast will ObVi.
ate the necessity Of American vessels be-
ing visited by any other than our own
cruisers. But the construction aRliciPa-
ted by Mr.. Cass has already been put
upon the treaty BY the British govern
ment, and It now boldly asserts that as
an undspu,ed right, which has heretofore
been and still is denied by our Govern
meht. '~'
The correspondence is continued; but
NJ, Wsbsier's last note informs Mr.. Gas
that the Official correspondence is closed
and that future communications must b
regarded as private.
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES.

The charter election in the city Of
Cleveland has resulted in the success OF
the Democratic ticket-Mayor and ma.
iority Of the Common Council. A bold
push was made by the wings TO secure all,
but they failed. They could "call spir.
it's from the Vasty Deep" but they did
moi come this time at their bidding. The
spirit Of 1910 had departed-the cider
''lurned to emptins"-and alas! whiggery
is left in hopeless minority
Circleville, and Toledo, too, have gone
for democracy by handsome majorities.
Still more glorious-The democracy
Of the city Of Buffalo, have swept the
bOard--no, coon left TO tell the sad
tale. Two hundred more votes were
polled at this election, than in l64O, and
tho majority for the Democratic Mayor
is ASS! An earthquake shout for the Buf'
falO democracy!
The town elections so far as they have
been held in New York, have given evil
dence of the onward and still onward
march OrcOrreCt principles. Coon and
cider suckers make but a sorry sight in
the Empire State, about these days as the
almanac says.
But amid this shower Of democratic
victories, the wings nevertheless, have a
crumb Of comfort, which 1t would be Too
bad to deny them in their present desPer'
ately forlOrn plight.
They have succeeded in electing their
cand date for Mayor in the city of De
trOit BY very respectable majority, but
they failed in securing a majority in the
Common Council, thus wanting in the
mos. essential particulars 10 make q com
plels victory. The city of New Or
leans which they have always had they
still retain. Lucky three cheers for coon
cry!
p. 8. Look out for democratic thun,
der from the Granite hills next week
ISL. ID.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04
rHE APPORTLoNMENT Law.

For the Information Of the Democracy
Of Fairfield, va transfer to the Eagle
list Of the Congressional districts in this
State, as formed by the new aPportion-
ment, passed at the late session OF the
Ohio Legislature.
The fact that il does not give the Fed
eral coons an opportunity Of electins
maiofity Of members Of Congress, is, OF
itself sufficient ground for federal press
es to assail t;-and it 10 truly amusing TO
hear how some Of them bellOw about be.
ing thus disappointed. Among the num-
Der, the Newark Gazette appears 10 be
most furious and least rational. The ed.
itor denounces the law as "infamous, "
"bars. faced legislative hishonesty"-pO
ltical scoundreIism," &c. $e.; and con-
cludes by exclaimIng -"THE Law MUST
BE REPEALED"
Il is not to be marveled at, that whig
editors who justified the Infamous and
traitorous GbSqWdtUlGtOrS Of the Extra
Session, should denounce any law which
is calculated to defend the Democracy of
the country against the encroaChmcnts of
Federal oppression, and the people a.
gainst the frauds and vaccinations Ofa
horde If coonskin office. seekers but II
is passing strange that any man who ad'
Vocated the treason Of the Extra Session,
should have the audOcity, at the present
day, to denounce the Legislature for
districting the State in accordance with
the provisions Of the law Of Congress up
on that subject.
But the poor Coons find that after be-
ing decentiy skinned, they have, by THU
law, been genteelly be.headed; and, IN
Consequence thereof, are "tetotall! uset
up" for years to come. Had they beer
10 the ascendency, what would have beer
the result Of their jerrymanderingS Need
we aski They would have made every
district to suit themselves--and they dare
not deny 1t. They would have had Wa
ter-wheips, Girraffes, Saddie.bHgS, Flax
breaks, Sea horses, Alligators, and al
manner Of Unlocking districts, shapeC
so as to suit their peculiar views Of homes
ty and policy in securing Wing dslega'
ton in the next Congress;--and the,
would have been very particular Il
enumsrate all the full grOtDn COOns il
each, pre- viOus TO passing the law TO
their creation. We say let the Coon
grOWI!-B.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04

past session, as any one which precsd
ed it for the last ten years.
The cOoRs look ghsslly and groWl hor'
ribly about tkS way they were beaded in
their Infamous schemes but we sare not:
they should remember their traitorous
conduct last sumner, and hide their hid
cons heads in confusion, shame and dis.
pair. We have no sympathy for them
while sending forth their piieous howl.
ings, for they will return to their old
tricks the moment they can obtain the as
tendency. Our sympathy for them is
lost in a knowledge Of the fact, that when
they, by accident get the advantage Of the
Democratic party, they neither manifest
sympathy nor decency in their OPPOsi
ton to those who differ in opinion will
them. "War 10 the knife, and the knii'
to the hiIt," is our motto. Who says WI
are wrong.-OhiO Eagle.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04
THE OHIO LEGlSLATURE-ACTS
PASSED, &c.

From q list Of the Acts, ofa general
nature, published in another column, it
will be- seen thai the late Legislature was
far from being idle. When we consider
that during the session, fifly.five imPOr'
tant general laws, besides an immense
number Of private and local nature, re-
ceived the sanction of that body, we are
not in the least surprised that the session
has been extended beyond the time orig.
inally calculated upon for its ADJOURN
menl; but, on the other hand, il is rather
matter Of wonder how so much business
could be dispatched in SO short period,
the various difficulties and
dissentiOns which existed among the
members.>
We consider that the Democratic meus
bers have fully redeemed the pledges
which they made TO theEpeople previous
to the election, by passing the very laws,
or most of them, which they promised 70
advocate. Among these, We may name
the Bank law !, the Lienlaw the AppTaisS
ment law, the ApportiOnment law, &c.
&C., all Of which the people asked, and
their Representatives pFomiSed.--& up
ON their pledges to advOvate these meas
ures. most Of the members we're elected.
Upon the whole, we,believe the people
have as little cause to complain Of the
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04
EXCITEMENT FOR THE MAR
'-D'' VELLOUS,

A ramor is going The rounds Of the gos'
siping circles in certain part of our
city that the Pilot Of one Of our packet
teamers, while at his wheel the other
night; when that bright meteor fla shed
along The heavens and disappeared with
q rushing sound, was astonshed with the
glaring illumination, and looking alOft saw
the retreating star, and IN the blazing
light distinctly distinguished the let
terS "G-O-Dw As the story goes, he
left his wheel, bewildered and amazed,
sought his fellow pilot, urged him TO
take the wheel, as the boat was running
without control, and from that hour to the
present Is A maniac!
This, of course, is food for the won.
derment Of weak intellects, and there ere
many who affect horror, fear and remors SO
with great degree Of apparent SINGER
Iity.
To add embellis hment, and increase
the horror, another tale is told Of new
born negro child opening its eyes, look.
ing about with peculiar mysteriOusness,
soIemnly speaking with marked cadence
The sentence ga snow storm ten feet deep
- a terrible earthquake-then the end of
the UOrLd!m and died.
This has its believers too. The strong.
est argument we know OF against the near
approach Of the worlds end, is that the
FOOLS ARE NOT ALL DEAD YET.-Ct".
Eng
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04
MR. MILLER VS.. THE PRorHrrDANrEI

MR. MILLER We. THE PRoPHETDANIEE.
Mr. Miller's whole theory os erroneous
wisdom rests on the prophecy Of Daniel.
THIS prophet spoke of a cline, times and
a half" Of "2300 days." which Miller
reckons yesrs-snd Of the 'litIle hOrn,'
and Of the great horn,' &c. sc. And
il would seem from the words Of Daniel
himself, that though he was directed BY the
Holy spirit, yet he understood not the
meaning of what he wrote, or when tho
time of the ful6lment should come. Sec
the last chapter OF his prophecy. When
he was concluding the whole matter, we
find him speaking as follows:--"A And /
heard the man clothed in linnen, which
was upon the waters of the river, when
he held up his right hand and his left
hand unto heaven, and swear 10y Him that
Iiveth forever, that il shall be for time,
times and a half; and when he shall have
accomplished TO scatter the power Of the
holy people, all these things shall be fin.
ished. And heard, but understood
not; then said |, o, my Lord what shall
be the end of these things, And he said
Go thy way. Daniel; for the words are
closed up and sealed till the time Of the
end.' Now it would seem by this Lam
guage that the whole matter was to be Z
sealed matter till the end should come.
What end3 Why, Mr.. Miller says ''the
end of the world~ Well has the end Of
the world comet No. And yet he has
managed to tear open the seal, aud re-
veal the mystery He has understood
the whole matter for more than three
years.-U Universalist Palladium.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04
Annrurn CovNrERgEIr.-We yel

ANOTHER COUNTERFEIT.-We yerterS
day cautioned the public against Five
Dollar Bills Of the Bank of SanduSky,
Ohio. We have seen Three Dollar Bills
Of the same Bank altered to (5's) FiVes.
They are very well done, but may be de.
tected BY noticing that the dies with the
denomination are not upright, but incline
to the right hand. The Vighette is the
head Of Washington. OF the genuine
Five Dollar note, the Vignet'e is an In
dian cOnversing with female in sitting
posture, woodland scenery forming the
back ground - Gin. Gas. z
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04
RESPONSIBILITY OF BANKERS.


The N. Y. Morning Posi-, discussing
this principle, which is gaining ground
throughout the States, and in several Of
them recognized by the law-making pow.
ct sslhe only principle on which banks
and corporations can be created,wlth en-
tire safety to the people, remarks that,
'sNo State in the Union has so many
banks, in proportion TO her populStion,
as Rhode Island. And that there is the
place for rag money TO show its worth
Iessness, is very naturally inferred. But
on the contrary, no bank paper is in bet
ter Tepute than that which comes from
Rhode Island. We know Of no person
who can toll Us Of q recent bank failure
in that state. Indeed, during the peril
GUS times for banks that have occurred
within some years past, they have been
through them, we believe, seathleSs.--
The individual liability of the stockhOld.
ers is the principle on which her banks
stand. The sonndness Ofthis principle
therefore cannot be disputed. While
our present system is in operation It is
perfectly plain that such course should
be adopted as will most speedily briDg it
upon the soundesl foundation"
The Post urges the adoption Of this
system in preference to other measures
before the Legislature Of New York, for
the government of the Banks. One Of
these measures proposed, was to abolish
the Office Of Bank Commissioners, and
compel the banks TO deposite an amount
Of state stock equal to their issues, aud
the notes TO 6e cOuntersigned by the
ComptrolIer,--anO:her was, 70 require
monthly reports, under oath 10 the Comp.
Moller. The frauds at Buffalo are con-
vincing proof that neither Of these latter
propositions will avail; the OATH was no
bar 10 the most extensive rascality, and
the surveillance Of the Commissioners no
check. Private responsibility will be
found the only safety, and when that fails
il WILDE time for the exclusive hard.
[Ci". Eaq.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04
FOREIGN MONEYS OF ACCOUNT.


AN ACT 10 fix the value Of certain
foreign moneys of account, in cOmputa'
ton at the custom hOnses.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
in all computations Of the value OF for
eiQn moneys Of sccount at the custom
houses Of the United States, the thaleE OF
Prussia shall be deemed and taken TO be
Of the value Of sixty eight and One'half
cents; the miIreis Of Portugal shall be
deemed and taken to be of the value OF
one hundred and twelve cents; the rlx
dollar Of Bremen shall be deemed to the
value Of seventy eight and three quar-
ter cents, the thaler of Bremen OF sew
enty two eroats, shall be deemed and ta~
ken 10 be Of the value Of seventy one
cents, that the milre Of Madeira shall
be deemed and taken to be Of the value
Of one hundred cents the mil-reis of the
Azores shall be deemed and taken to be
of the value Of eighty three and one third
cents. the marc banco Of Hamburg shall
be deemed and taken tobe the ofvalue OF
thiuy five cents; the rouble Of Russia
shall be deemed and taken TO be of'he
value Of seventy FIVE cents; the rupee OF
British India shall be licensed and taken
10 be Of tho value Of forty four and one
half ce MIS-. and all former laws iucOnsist
ent herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved, March 8, ls4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04
SCRAPS.

The United States SlOoP Of War Con-
cord was lately lost in a storm on the
coast Of Africa: the crew saved. .---
AT the municipal election at Camden, N.
j., on Monday the democratic ticket sue
ceed handsomely throughout. Only 34O
votes pOlled, Of which 26O were demo.
cratic.--A young lady in New York
recently recovered the sum Of $1,000
from failhless fellow for breach OF
promise..--The bill TO allow the Bank
Of Virginia 10 issue small notes, has been
defeated 1.-THE Traders Bank OI
New Orleans has, resolved 10 issue no
notes Of a less denomination than $50
Judge Blythe has been appointed
Collector Of the Port Of Philadelphia.-
We suppose Mr.. Blythe will be very mer,
ry in future.--The LegislatureofAl'
ALBANIA have passed resolutions against
repudiation- and in support Of public
faith. Tile democrats have carried
the corporation election in Harrisburgh'
Pa, by a majority Of 400 votes. Fine
coon skinning all over the UniOn.-
The Mormons are said to number 6O,'
QUO men, women and children. fthey
we'd push out TO Oregon, what a colony
they could Fhe wharfage
collected ct one wharf, in Pittsburgh
Pa, for the year 1912, is $7,T53 AZ
I--Lindenwold is the name given By
Mr.. Van Buren,, to his residence at Kin
derhook.--The State Of Illinois haI
+ agreed to receive her portion of money
and land too, under the Distribution law
Tile State of Kentucky has leased
The Lexington and Frankfort rail road ia
SwiQer g. Mckee for several years aI
$4,000 a year.---The depression
of the Dead Sea 10 said to be thirteen
hundred and thirty seven feet below that
OL L06 " SBS v
man, who was shot through the thigh
few days since by Mr.. Prieur, at New
Orleans, is in great danger of falling
victim to the bloody code Of honor Hi
physicians despair Of his recovery .---~
Judge BoswOrth, of Carroll Parish, La
was shot on the 18th, by young gentle
man Of that vicinity, sud his arm shat
{ tered SO as to require amputatiOn. Caus
] Of the quarrel not stated.---Ths snow,
: and about Baltimore, and on the mouu
= tains, on the 2sth, was 20 inches deep
# mails delayed, aud sOme stopped. -
Il The specie on board the Columbia
9 Boston is about 100000, or mi
d lion and half Of dollars,--It is sci
= that four of the French steamers will ru
i between New York and some port
= France.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04
VICTORY IN NEW HAMPsHIRE.

A most violent and vindictiye wars
fare has been going on in this state Tor
many weeks bstweenth the Democrals sno
wings, the latter aided By the traitor
Hill, who was short time since pur.
chased BY the "GuaFds," the result of
which is the triumph Of the Democracy,
md the election 81 Hubbard'e majority
will not fell under 1000.
The Representatives chosen sIe So
down al IS Democrats, 81 Whlss Con
servatives, and ) doubtful.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04
DEATH OF SENATOR MeRoB.
ERTa

The Hon. Samuel McROberts, sena.
tor In Congress from Illinois, died in
this city yesterday aged about 40 years,
after a short illness, resulting from cold
taken in crossing the Mountains, on his
way home from the session which has
recently closed. His funeral will take
place on Wednesday afternoon the 29th
instant, att o'clock, from the residence
OF Judge Hall on Symmes street.
The public generally are respectfully in.
vited TO attend without further notice.
srr t..- Cha. Gas.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04
ON nITS

The latest on dts at Washington, re-
tain MI. Webster in the State Depart
ment "awhile'' longer--and his son
Fletcher 10 China as Secretary to Mr
Eyerett--iransfsr Mr.. McCullouch from
the Controllers Office TO that Of COlleC
torut Baltimove--Rive McClintOch Young
the Office of ComtrOller--and place .
son ID Law Of Mr.. Spencer as Chief CLERK
in the TreasuVy Department instead Of
Mt. Young. .-CiH Gas.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04

The following gentlemen were admit
ted to the Bar by the Supreme Court, on
Tuesday last, to practice % AuOrnies
and Counssllors at Law and Solicitors in
Chancsry.
W. H. McTIUSH, Of ClsrmonI county.
T. M. ARKER. do. do.
J. w. KING, Of Brown county.
s. W. JOHNSTON, Of Mason county,Ky.
RUrL BnEsoN, Of Highland county O.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04
From the Globe.
THE OLD GAME OF DECEPTION
RENEWED AGAIN

RENEWED AGAIN.
The National lntelllgencer this morning
has resumed the fraudulent practices OF
the COons ot lS4O' IN afraylng ialse
statements in regard 10 the expenditures
Of the Government, rthe purpose OF
making unfair contrasts WIN ina la'e
Democratic administrations 10 se!T9g
forth for instance,the expenditures ESQ., o. Mr.
VAN BUREN's two last years ,ooe aHo
lS4O, so as 10 con'ras! WIN lnas TsSi ~ 9
Administration OF the ICONS lot lo4l ..; cnu
1912 they are thus gwen ~ luA'aPoSl'""'
and in round numbers: ..-..
1889 $2S ,S6@, ,56oi6
ls4O - 2l,73S, ,i!S o.
ls4l 25,Sse.272 "a y
1912 %, ,i77,92l 6O,
Now, this little patch Of figures, which,
We cut from the National Intelligencer
makes the state of the case bad enough
for the Coonery which promised to con-
duct the Government on thirteen millions
Oer snnum; but il does not present the
Icomparrison fairly between the two years
Of the last, and the same period Of the
existing rule. The Editor cOntriVes a
cover for his false preseniment Of the
accounts, by the predatory remark that it
is the amount Of annual appropriations,
"exclusiye of public debt and trust
funds" As there was no public debt in
Mr.. VAN BUREN's time the exclusion OF
the charge for appropriations to the public
exclrdes a pretty round sum from the a.
mount of its expenditures. a.
The money article Of the New York
exb;hit of the two first wears Of the reign
Of the Coon party (including debt) in the
p'CHES' 9!EariS" % two wears the legitimate
means Of he Treasury have been $780,.
9s7. 23s. and the ordinary expenditures
have besn @53. 236. .639, and $4,000 >,
ESl9 paid on account of the pnbiic debt;
showing that. instead ofcurtaiIing expen
ses. thew have exceeded the means al
The Government; in two yeals, $I6,249
4Ol bv which amount the debt has been
:I AJJ;n~ ,Lot ann in tho cd
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-04

Total, December /, 1s42 2O,596, ,S54
Balance loan since taken 3,2OO,9O
Increase Of treasury notes out ,537 ,9Ol