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CO-PAHrNEnsHIp NOTICE.

VIE Undersigned having purchased Of Mr. Alcrt Bnford
II hs interest the business James j. n.nord Co formed
the 1T July last Wholesale & Retail DRY Good,
business At ic old stand under style Bin.oni Nnlno.
JAS. J. BINFORD,
T.. VI. NIMNO.
BINFORp NIMMo Wholesale & Retail Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, a large general assert
mcni OF Goods thrr they VII s,I ~ ,cr reduced
prices pnrto tile reception Fl being
10y one OF the Partners IA New York.
HJNFgnD L NIltNp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
I 81, The President and Directors of N

@@-11-z James River Company have this dsy
declared Dividend per share on the Carr
tai or Joint Stockof sad Company, paid 10 the stock
holders their representative sut inst By
order WN. SINTON, Secr-tau,
ia lJ-u SLock0e Foundry
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FOR LElTH SCOTLAND.

~ SAstEL TIT salt having her
heads Tobacco san abogt balance Of
small storage ilssl.r having elegant apply
master ON lolri "a Dock RANklN s. wIIrTLOCk.
IuIl-lm
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FOR ROTTERDAM


Tins bong ani well established boarding house present
IA The oeeuiauc! Of Mr. William llovc loca
ton Of h ou,s being til business j. strong
recommendation n IT, ivor SoIe occupants
done inc business aHi there occu-
aHt VII sccp really g"uI hol, gu and profitable business
sian De done. There Little doubt llr
MAY h. obtained opened Possession
may be had on ts LIT hay OF Ociuisf Apply % Julh Nv
err 8 @. DAVID BURLINGTON
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DRAWING ACADEMY.

tGS.-A supply OF What Bran lsags constantly OF
- hand, ior sale by ia - WILLIAMS 4 HANAII
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.ff.A FOR LlVERPOOIlT6c fine shlp II,
EnRIIIARIER

- Away, nors az city Point having part cargo enrar
ed Ti sal IL Liverpool about ' 9Gr freight
appiy FREDERICK ANDERSON s. 90.
ia - Or CHARLES PALMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14

arSs The Barque Mazeppa, Capt. Smith, can
- carry .sj hs-noyv m readiness for cargo Ar
ply To master. toarl, a Rockets or To
agl RANKIN * wHFTLOCK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14

" blNth hy tc iruutiue choice 81 Mems dni
~ bir hnm icrlofn Hats N.p hlni inc Panlua
Hats with broad huHtf tschrt with roi lpry np,.i
tshnuah, Hats ~ au qual,s Crntlusn 900 want OF a fash
ion,hr, ro.-l aul chap Hat. will ui-,4r call on
GRO " FERRY. Fashionable Halter
ms Above M,e.rs NsniI,, s,,,,h 4 ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14

'ofu"r oi Main ana Governor the pif
90 the city. The 'Htan, door Main Street on Govern
Or has been a'y renovated hlni,uis pi
lstcs The situation lIy ans tb' very convenient r
professional men Apply io BOLTON HARRISON
Druggists aui OF Main Governor streets.
below ihe El1, ruins
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FOR PHILADELPH

Ar The regular Packet Schr Lagrange
~ Tho T. Crove master h., in- the greater part of her ear
% engaged viii h1v" dispatch. For app
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ssyyh The regular Packet Schr UNION, Captain
- Paine, ready o1d VIII haze Dispatch freight or
passage apply on boari at Piekeu's Wharf TO
JAMES FISHER 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14

4" Ordnance Ia ProreHf he Encampmsnf Of lVaggoas
and Teams iH HRiHcosed grounds near parsd streets
and for other purposes.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-05
35ranotftGs = @siCCen,

STe. aHssessidnet bettfmen unO terabmn taen (lua
Ksy leet be'abr t6rn d s 81 Dem ourritani,
l@sn pnel'tu tbr beacn uno rpobbattsn Gisen(bafeu
l'ne "u9eMetn It uno mad eebnDr aud amt;
cs Depar paper nSorm elmer Qni9 r9 AZ ibrH &oke oe
98t gu nrreen SranbrctDs n wcrben cSrOorf in eSer
Star-e1tp unp trpnobc in jeprm 6aute ben 9cr 9aa,
es p"t taaenbe pon 9enen bic bre Site pnD Scr.
etDtc trjeu9en toncn unb ebcnre 3sen geben IrrIiA
re mfe Ven9tbun9. Sra9eirsrnb jcnr, Der Braeretbs
vegetable unloersa a9s sctrat Sat- nD cine br,.
Ic Snrtebn9 miro icrlib pas scu(tat bascn (ein Das
g%ee' 3. 'ro ssisens sspernt pC tn fault
2ru9ne untcr3@nct 0pttrr in ner rtsncr anpC it,
en ~s@em 3eu9niB cine 4tfbrft 3cttclen (Hap
tN Ecnret, prc an brn Sactcln 8rrcn teeiia avs
OssTtt ae: Sre 3ts9sn auf jeSsr So ouf Dem aee "
ocr Sle no a rm Qrten Der cr tcrcs 3te ten BAT ~
NhlWriftrn pen Or 8ronrretbs 6anb> ns ttnter(rift
prets Is Sents rcr Vcrmtt Orettirn.
Hr Sranoreths Sl9enteu fir Stare, uno QSapue Qsr
tD 0no:
Sebn Sartcn Canton. 3. 6. Dlc cSri>e Nisensr
@crr8c 6Arb, Wlatltlcn. 3. lSaaner aRpunt q .tnu
~ q. Sr@p, 2SHpnrsf"rS' Srbn Ollsr SreSrtSba ~.
Se91@ IT, GSp' 8rcentoDn. Srbn 8rupp, Saltrn.
ScnI. SDurtp S1trn.
@ 'tiaen 9srrcn nA 5u eer 3et piacn su b.ten s Il 4s
@Hcn ron Or Sr1norc oScetcn Aseptcn in tsinsk rcSsr
ot"rtunS jeem 0Or opu uo eeu Ser. tNaten absr.
A1upt.
9rUem.tr, 4, 1912, l7I4.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-05
8eOtnGu11Ge11.

1.9cr " "0atertonrsf 9 frtuno Ans 8ttf Der 8 it
erfttnt rtarImabi9 eren SrritA9.
2.Dtr SntItrYtions pres III 6 in aIerH.5 SO cuts
in Hper 1ha er falls bic 3eitun9 nit s
rUr BALI bet lfcn J5alfte res Sabrs be5ablt wtrb.
g. Die 5ens tann Damn a"8s8tten perrcm, enn aae
NIftanoe tcjablt tne.
4.) G9tnn rcm Strlauf rrs Sabrts bic 3et1Hs MIDI
aufSefantSt miro, 70 tctrattt (oes as einen 9unt
reGtlhc fir Gin anptrcs Sahr ju tcpolten.
5 Sn ltnter9rbcr miro fit euen tar,rn 3eitraum ais
9Rpnattn an9cnemmen.
6. Sic Btrnouns stCbtbt nu1 Softn ltnttrretttr
Mr 8rt sn S erausertcr muBn rorep cin9tanrt wtrtn
7. 4nsttsen wtroen fir bic abnen pre neerit mdBen
bsr cse baar tesabIt wererm, 100 man Mot onf OnfiSs
Nrt in Ye6nuHs febt.
H. S5eber potmeifav bat oaS Red't, eineu 8rieI
III melhem d 3ettun9egc.o 5cnNet, # fr et at ben
Drn6er lit IberfenOeG.
g8ent une al cr, enrfernten 9eier o[io @elb enoen
molten, o brau&en e 1tur gu hrem YUftmeiter gu Sc:
ben, nno in einer 9e9enpart eas @elb tn enen arie
au nns gu esen @r ireibt obann bic e(bbreee barou
un6franftrt ben Brief toeourd ben SubIcrtbenten ~
oem Drnder oas 5pcitsele erfpart wirS
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-05

Dae Gtablidement, oes lDe I'd EN- IN q m E,
rtta tpurbe nads Ba6btugtCn @ttY perIe9t, BON tpc
Die Ste 0nmmer am l. yeat erfdeinen ioa Die llrfa,
DE Der 8erlesnnS Tnoen tptr in elmer @rtra Drummer
nit fnl8enoen Wcrten:
Der ,Deutfde in 9lnerfa bot iebt bereits eine Cir
cnlatlcH, ipelde fi iber adt;ebn gtaaten uuo Geb9
ten Der Union, bas floltde Nuslanb, @anaoa uno
Dentfhanb erffredt. Inter fetd,en freunoIioen gu.
tpte!en pom Seiten beg pubfuhrs babeu mir nunmebr
StaGten unterncmn1en nidt aIein tpet( mir bon ber
leben, als eaem eentrapuafte fir bas Gn unb sluss
LAMB auf ben aer Nigen seritet llno, aus, a qrog.
nrt9ere qgee ptrfen fbnnen, feneern AUDI, neil uns
tr osn Sibliethefen, Staateardoen II. f. ~ beonbers
nttgfen ano irttereGantefen, an fenem anoern srte
lofbaren Stefss gum JuBen unferer eeler er6ffnet
ele Gratte 3u9abe. erbalten bic Qefer bes ,Deut.
idDea ttt 9mertfa' Die 81 efese Der 8er.Sta
ten - eemtld,er Sprndef unb icH NIT Der ndd,(ten
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-05
Ser Yater lambs yreUnb un6 g ei1f Ser 9eit.

IJ1ummer bamit Der gnfans 9emadbt tperben.
Serner fol- in 8erbtnbun9 NIT bem ,Deut16en lit g.
inertia Anfan9e Nlat bic D6hentlid,e ,oemtid e
g attonals &c ttun g. erIdetrten, bic l1eben ben
laufenoen Iasesneusteten, audi als bas fl al l.
lie beutfde Srs a II Der 9e9ieruns Der Ser
Stdaten betradtet rperoen fann. @ie erfbent ucr
ldufg jeben Mitttpcb Nbeno in Meoianfprmat Su benz
pretfe BON 2 per Sutr, uno pro tpdbrenD ben Si5>
srfdencn-0cr 0erau5seber it Sr. .. 81. g sc
u1h .febafteur llr. q. g d1.it cf ING.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-05
Sautnoten 2i1fe,
Ma 6 Sc m Gil 3 rzWe tinafug
tcridtist om 23fttn 9trt. pom
Crawford Iuld Burt.

" ttr;6tiot on oe,..r 9.nt 49, :" !"
Owe 50 90 Wv - ~ - = I M
OEb "1OEdA eeRRdk b9AEts
Sc ID ~ Oh 8 Ter,
SO. l21, N1ainItrosr, Cincinnati, 8.
@ III r.-ODio Site nnb Xrutf 60. rar
Commercial Sant Of Cincinnati rar
Srantlin 8ont Of Cincinnati ror
$afaptttt Sanf pt Cincinnati r1r
D1ehonits uno xraDers Sane j rs.
oliamt Grpprtins Comp. ten Qcrt.
sSant Of Cincinnati, tein q3cre.
Grban5e pon Cincinnati. tcin Secre.
Bant rrn &irelcrIt, [nttt 3ant1 trn 9crt.
" Gireepilt, {ae 8ant) IL ris
" Gbteptbt, 10 bts.
0lcrranr, 6s Dis.
- @aQtpplts, actro
8tan9a, IL bis.
:9amiltcn, 80 rts.
W1arietta, /! Dis.
0icunt pIea(ant, u bis.
S1prtpoft Il ris
9antustp, II bis.
@tcnbenpilr, ottrc
" Q0ef Union actrp.
QSrrtfer, II bis.
1tnta, II bis
3ottsptae ii bis.
8rlmcnttant, ct. GlatrriQt, ii nts.
Clinton Nane Gpum,tus, ii bis.
GrIumtiana 8ant 9leu $istcn, ii bis:
Commercial Sont pcn SAFE Grc 0[rpr[onb 40 hjs
Commercial Vane pom Seioto, 9prtsmcutb, SO ris
Dayton Sant, Saptor, Dis
Sar,ntrs 8ant ppn Canton, tein 93crf
Sarmers nnb Mtcbanics 8ant, 9ttuttnptlt, IL bts.
Srartlin 8ant, Columbus, 2 bis /
Gtrm0n Sant prn Q8rrter, ottro.
@ranpiGe Nleranpron Srep 81 cts
$ancater SbIp Sont $anea(er, l6 pts
s1ambatton gome, wanbattar,, setrO
Nfusfinatm Nanf. 1)utnam. "A ria
ltrbona 8ontine Go. lrtana, 60 bis.I
GBabinstOn 8anf, JOHANNESBURG, asErO.
2eeffern Steferre Sant 2Barren, y Dts'
O. @.:t"I -. Sen.e 20 o Sn";~.;Tn = ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-05
Seutlhes 8otfhuus in @iuciunoti

an Wtcm1rft, in otr stem &trast (,mifdru h.r cs; c
o"!nnB str"Ben) Ger Gnpstcnanntt cmrfebln 6aG,sIs
pf OnnFleIher saneSlen nrm einssridts III sat ,r
enrc n SUP unp ju pfrrc prr NIT ubrpsIcu auf rr r..
auemt 2seite r9ren fam. stn ,ls u,e lent = ,sn,
no seraums; ene S@ents unr rn 6( nit REM gsn csr.
nusen f., ba6 sepSbn bic pisrer kep 6m ,urre6en biz %
al eep bm etnSetebrt batts 29sr bic rct nit uns naea
mill III bcrjib ,piQtcmmtn 9apip 81 4 $500
Cincinnati, Stbruar %. 1889. r.
Oer altrre scb'ttcur piefes ettts tauu ous orr.ss
aaes tefatiSen pas rerr y. chen G,at. " 'f"~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-05
C. Nberma[t9e Nabfra9e.
$50 it @atharina SdDI 2

Dteielbe it aus 9 6besb I'm, &rets gBorms
@enenoarntftaot, uno lanbete i'm September 1842 in
yeen- Dorf'-Der l1nterseihete, e,-ibr eaubsmunu-ber
1e hon Su oerateeeneu MaIen um An3etee ibres 9luf
enbaltsortee in 6entIen 8ldttern erfudt aber biss
lang feline susfunft erbalten bat pieberbclt hermit
o n9eHo lene Bite, nit Der 8emertune bae er
thr iehr tnterefante yeadridten BON DeutId,lano
m1tsutheen bat. -sud, anbere MenIhenfreunbe, be
men Der Nufenthalt Der @eiuhten befannt iein m6te
Deroen bofth 9ebeten, oem llner;etdtcten eefdlioe
Stahrldt ertbeilen gu nOuen, nrfir er bnen in, 8or-
aus lelnen oerbtnollhlten Cant 1aet.
Saeob Saebn.
ant . n, Starf County, SbiO, 90. slpril, 1s4s.
gD- lluo mir eriuhen uniere ldamtlid,en Soerreu
aufnehmen uuo 70 gum Wieberinben Der 0erloreuen
bebit fetn slt nc0en, inter 3uherung jeeer;eitae,
bereitpillt9er @e9euotenite. ALI
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-05

anoreas Nenninser aus eau9eniteiubab in Sabeu
Derlbe wtrb eriadt iter ben gesenpdrtsen slufeut>
balt ienes SSruoers so at ia s, rpelder friber in
. a i'm Staate Stetp 9)erf oerpebnt bnben SnI
balo eadit 9tad,rit an cen llnterseidueten aelan:
gen 5u laiIen.
Quguit Hens.
Cincinnati ben 2. 9pri( 1943.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-05
90 a d f + a 9 e II.

9S 1T
ner9eburtts beiNeu fabt
amber Saale Il inter- N otntreis,
&Dnt9ret6 9 otern.
Derielbe it &ufer BON prpfefTcn uue Gancete i'm
September 1910 tit gelps2orf. @r befam inn Sftcber
ecelben Sabres 2Irbett Il: q rc II, g um So :,
Sto, tpo d Der llnterSethuete BON ihm trennte unb
ettber etter ntds nebr bon bm b6rte. Da mir oteI
baran 9ele9en 1T. fenen 9eeenwdrti9en suentbaIt ,t
erfahren, 70 eriude td hermit ersebenit eueu jecen
Der ben 9[uentbaltscrt befaeten ..
fepb 9S eners fennt, mir 9efdIt9e sIu6funft bar
F"0ef 969sos }a Ssos kfer f1sf ts!SemOfr H0rss o
Canton, 9prtl T., 1843.
S9-4m.
GG-D -Dedfel6Idtter (lnb unter 3ufIderuns dbuIider
8eeenbtenfte nm 9efdDi9e sIufnabme 9ebeten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-05
Mpbnltnss 3 Serdnccruna.
&. Na fDfr.

Seut1her Slopefat, llne 9iptur
na@ berm't enen setbten tsntiten putram Ns 4sr;e4
Rag Ct r1n Amsnte ndt Ibart Der trrca Are it
nne sabm unr mar tepnab sescnttr Der Sant.n Ns
peteSt b"t aIpo CT tets tettt Gym miro re eEift, a.
&ttentcn al Iutpartcn. 0-''''''''" i''''
ger9iebe esbafte mint or FIR ae mesenes artt,s y,
Solm"bten IN en9llfber, euter uue fran 6hxv O. ~ AZ
Scttslt pcrrcn. ~ ' 's''9' w"
Canton, Hprrmtrr so. 1898. Er
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
SENATOR LINN-

The New Era thus details the circnm-
stances attending TO the death oft6is dis.4
tnguishe1 named ss
'Dr Linn was, up 10 the evening ofths
2nd inst. in the enjoyment of unusually
good health. de was then busly engage
ed in Preparing some business, intending
on the next day 10 visit 81. Louis. In the
afternoon, when STOPPING 10 search for
some papers I'M a trunk at bis side. bs
raised his head suddenly, and asked Mrs.
Linn II his face appeared flushed, as he
telt exceedingly dizzy, and there seemed
to be ageneral determination Of blood TO-
the head. The p1iniul sensation. how,
ever soon passed of, and he resisted the
suggestion that he should be bIed. dur
the evening, and to lale hour at night.
he was busIly engaged 10 correspondence
and other matters and when he rstireds
he was lndisposed to sleep. When Mrs.
Linn rose in the morning, he requested
that he might moi b, disturbed ,,aying that
he would endeavor TO sleep an hour or
two. He soon fell into a sIumbsr, appif.i
entity gentle and refreshing. When gisit7i
cd two or three times, he was still found
in this state, and there was no disposi-
tIon TO dirturh him. II was not until near
u O'Clock Of the third, that Mrs Linn ap.i
proached his bedside TO awaken hiIn.I
She attempted 10 do so, but IN vain.-'
Calmly and piicidly Without sigh, or
the change Of a single feature in IIis be.e
neroleG' conntenlnce--h1dl life passed al
way. Three or four hours afterwards
there was profdse bleeding from The
mouth and nostri!s arl
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
NEW sERIEs.-VoL, ~ No. Is.

| BABooNs.-On the hills adjacent TO the
Cape OF Good Hope, these creatures are
TO be found in vasl numbers. On remark
ably hne days They assemble in regime n,s;
AMI, with all the order observed in militia.
try drill. 10 general thew approach the
! height Of six feet; and certainly, in fea,
lures and habits resemble the human spe.
cies morn than any other Guadrepeds in
1 exisiance, the Orang Outang, not except
ed. During the laie rendezvous of the
22nd English regiment Of foot at the
Cape, several Fencpuntres occurred be
tween the soldiers and the Baboons
whose thieving propoDsilies were source
of constant alarm to every human being
within the immediate range Of their nu
merous caVerns. The ensuing narrative
IS from gentleman, an eye witness ia
the scence - Ha. w' .4-
OuTbEraeks ware situated at the foot
Of a range Of hills inhabited by these ras
Gals. Whenever the soldiers went to
parade, they were compelled, in self de
fence, to leave posse Of sentinels 10 pro
teCt their property notwithstanding which
their fuEtive neighbors, frequently stole
and carried off ftheir blankets, great coats
and any other garments on which they
could lay their paws. A poor soldiers
wife had washed her blanket and hung
it out to dry. Scarcely had she turned
her back, when one of these miscrean's
-ever on The watch, stole it. and ran off
with it 10 the hills which are high and
woody. This act drew on them the in
digration of the regiment; who accor
dinPly, formed a strong party, armed with
sticks and stones, TO attack them, under
the hope recovering the stelen proper
ty and inhictiRg such chistissmsnt as
may deter them in future. was on the
advance with twenty men, and made a
de,Our TO cut them off from their caverns,
to which they always fed for shelter, in
case of danger. They observed my
movement; and Immediately detached
about so 10 guard the entrance, while the
others retained their post, and we could
now distinctly see them collecting huge
stones and other missiles. Al this nc.
ment, an old grey headed fellow, who Of
ten paid US visit at the barracks, and
was known by the name of Father ar
ply, was seen distributing his orders ;and,
with the judgment Of most cnnsummate
general, planning his attack. Perceving,
that my design was defeated, | joined The
corp de main, and rushed on 10 The ale
tack, when scream Enm. Father Murphy
was the signal for general encounter,
and Immediately the hoast Of baboons un.
der his command. rolled down enormous
) ones upon US: so that we were com.
pelled to give up the contest, to save our
lives. -ll .. .'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
A NEW FASHIONED FAN.

Some years ago, in hatcher, Mississ-
fippi, Professor Maffit was announced TO
preach in that city on certain day. The
fame of The gifted orator had preceded
him, and every person in ths City Of
Clutfs was anxious TO hea. him. Some.
bow the news happened tereach the hov.
,el of an old woman, who, pei haps, had
not heard a sermon for quarter of cen
fury, and very seldom went out into the
world. She determined to hear the stran.
ger ltbeing excessively warm weather
at the times and having no fab, she start
ed to purchase one. She got 10 store
where they happened to know her. and
aware of her ignorance, they determined d
to have some fun They told her they
hid just received a new fashioned fan, a
very beautiful article, and handed her
common gsh bellows! She tried its power
to raise breeze, and was perfectly de-
lighted with IL. To church she went;
stheshouse being crowded. she took her
seat near the pulpit, Tho text was Sc
.lecled. and The preacher progressed and
warmed with his subject, and so did the
old woman. who now brought her fan to
heFface, and cOmmenc ed blowing away
asiifher salvation depended upon her
keeping cool. This attracted the attention
Ofthe audience, and The speaker looked
down 10 see wha, was The matter. His
eye eaughtthe old woman-he stopped
and smiled at the ridiculous figure she
cut The OLD woman observed him look
ing pts ber, and cried out $50 it, my
mAgnolia, bress God Is'e all attention"
Tile. audience tainted, the curtain dropped.
and we left; but the image OF the old
woman with her new fan is yei before
uS. r..-a . .a. .'... .... ... n.. .. .. Dbl.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

WAsHINGrON One of the most striking
things ever said Of Washington is, "thst
he changed mankind's ideas of political
greatness" To commanding talent, and
10 success, the common elements Of such
greatness, he added disregard of self, q
sPollessness of m1tivs, a steady submis-
sion to public and private duly. which
threw far into the shade the whole crowd
of vulgar great. The consequence is,
that his fame IS as durable and his priu-
ciples are as lasting, as truth and virtue
themselves. rr....
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

DEAFNESS. We see it stated in a Iate
number of the Liverpool Mercury, that
musk, an antispasmodic, has lately been
successfully used in removing the dis
tressing noise, which accompanies deaf.
ness. By mixing uIphuric @ther and
ammonia, and allowing il to stand four-'
teen days, solution is formed which.
ifproperly applied TO the internal ear, will
remove in almost every case, this hitler.
to considered incurable affection.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
A. CoNspIRASx AT WARsAw-AL,on

A Conspiracy AT WARsAw.-A Lon.
don writer remarks that "ths state of Po,
land, however apparently helpless asd
hopeless, has of late called forth an add.
tiOnal feeling of sympathy. Her nation
ality appears TO slumbsr only, for a we'll
organized conspiracy has been discover.
ed, at Warsaw, consisting of 600 per-
sons, whose object was TO effect reVo.-
ntiOn. About 300 have been arrested
God preserve them"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
THH TA11oRs ArD srA,rrRnssrs Of B.

The FAILORs AND SEAMTREssEs of Bos.
ton and No York are moving boldly and
poyOr fully in their strike for higber3wa.
ges. If all The stories be true thaigaEe
told by the seamlresses, their case Is
very hardandeed% AS an instance -. b
A lady yRt SouthF Boston with 2 CHI
dren, worked from half past 6 o'clock 10
the morning, till II, IL and at nighl,
audi could only make two blue woIlen
shirts, for which she got Twelve cents
from the employer, whose name was Sta.
ted. She had not had pound of mea, in
the house since she worked for him Z and
a week sgO, last Saturday night, she was
obliged 10 put her chIftrefi 10 bed without
food. Again, il was stated by yrnng
lady, that she could only make two jilin,
mel shirts, with extra work per day, wor.
king is andl ls hours, for which she go'
eight cents apiece. '' su2s"sp .'F.1.f
II was further stated that shirts had
been made for four cents piece, oil cloth
jackets at zone. shilling; and this work
was taken from lady, because she. wouI
not dpil and find the cotton and Trim
Ining.xa dqgg a. ga-sn..,s.ssff oi as.
This is too bad, and something should
lbs done, to EctEedy the crying evil rs.1
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

TILINoIs CANAt.-A gentleman in N.
York writes 10 a friend in Chicago, that
he has received undonbted Information
of tie success Of The Illinois Commission.
ere, They have induced the Barings,
Rofhschilds, and Magniac, Smith g CO.,
to send out ahlogedi 10 make The prelim-
mary arrangements forahs recommence-
Enent OF the canal connecting Lake Mi
ch'gan with the IIliaoisiriyer. uloIa Ia
10 V"2 00 aot g9G3s sEkb . e3 sasN
seovuaT
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

The Tennesseeaus appear 10 be some
what n a pother Abont the location o.
their seat Of government. The senate Of
the 4iIl inst, passed bill on its third
reading, fixing the seat Of government at
Kihgs'on. in Roane county. The House
passed a similar bill, on its second read
ing. Designating Murfrees borough in
Rutherford county, as The seat efgOveEn'
ment. -t6 15S% sH'it
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

Hen WATER.-The heavy rain ofSat-
urday night and Sunday, has swollen the
river toa great height. At six o'clock,
last evening, the dock and pier were
covered 10 The depth OF nearly two feet,
and the water still rising. Albany Arr
gas.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

William G. Bouck, the present govern.
or Of New York, says be has often gone
10 the plough before daylight, and from il
after dark, while laboring in his younger
days upon his fathers farm. He is one
Of natures nobIemen.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

WrsC CoNsIX-At its next session, tha
Legislature of Wisconsin will stand, po.
Iilically, 10 democrats 10 3 wings 10 the
council, and IS democrats TO 8 wings in
the House. A Democratic majority of
n onjoiHt ballet, .l,a .3 AZ