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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-30
Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware Mandatory.

1.-THE Subscriber has purchased the Stove
4 establishment in Riplsy,. formerly carried
on by @. Porter, where he intends keeping on
hand a good assortment Of Stoves and pot metal
at the stand occupied by c. Porter on Fsont
street, one door above J. d. & D. P. Evan's
store, which he win sell at the lowest prieea
TOT east Or approved country produce.
IIis Stoves may be obtained OH. NJ. Evans q
Co., im GeoEgetown, lss 5
TIN WARE. o.
! have also removed my Tin Shop 70 the
same place, where intend keeping on hand 4
general assortment, by retail and Wholesale.
Eintend keeping on hand anassortment Of Burts
IMPROVED OH BIaeking, BY wholesale OF retail.
REPAIRING.
Stoves and Stove Wares Tin and Copper
Ware, repaired at the shortest notice.
EXTRA PLATES Tor stoves wiIfbe kept cum
stantly on hand.
Ripley, April %, is49. 4O-tf
Pork, Wheat, Oats and Flour win Be taken
at the market prices for the above articles, or in
payment fold debts. sc sa
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-30

uNes91i-s AAlpih -
HInl.. Ts,,,... In ch.ussry. saf
q Jacob Finn.
The BiH "a tMs ease states, that
On tie sixth OF November le4ls theudes
iennant Molsman excepted mortgage 70 cone
plainant and the defendant Finn upon seventy
three acres Of land ia Brown County Ohio, 10 in.
demnify them for becoming his appearance bail
y y q aceTtain suit then pandiug against him VI
Hamtlton Common Pleas, IN said State ;--thAf
they did become bis bail Andhe failed to appearS
whereby. they became liable 70 pay shs penalty
Sf1hs bond they gave, and wars put TO mech
trouble and axpenseS that said Finn has as
signed his interest Ia said Modgage 10 com.
plainapt that said ,Mogman iU iuEtheF indebted
TO Complainant in the amount Of q note be
holds on him by Assignment, which is described
Ia said bill; that defendant Mosmuh has AtAil-
cd to indemnify complainant and has left The
etate Of Ohio ;--snd the bill pFaYn that said
land may be sold 70 TsmuDerate eomplainants
and to pay his several demands above msA
toned. ! SeH aas{F ~
And Il appearing to Ihe satisfaction Of The
court, At the October Tsrm thereof in the yeaI
ls42, that said MOlsman Is not resident Of the
state Of Ohio, il is thereupon ordered that be be
and appear here at the nexi Term, to be holdea
a. Ge0rgetOWG in said county Of Brown AND
State Of Ohio on the day of 1913, and
plead, apsweror demur TO said bin, o. thsafahlO
viii be taken as confessed, ,and the matter there
Of decreed accordingly. It is further oFdefed
thar notice Of the pendehcy Of this suit be pub
lislsl in the Democratic Standard, . newspaper
Of general eiTeulation 10 said couptyI for siE
weeks prior to The said next Tenn Of this court,
until which time the cause Is continued.
ATTEsT, JOHN H. BLAIR, Clerk, ,. g -. go
TIA. L. tHAMRRS Sol'r. for Oomplainant.
January, 18th, lo43.5 se.t rw
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-30
Law Notice.

DAVID G.. DEVORE willpraelies his pro
ession in the Courts Of this Judicial circuit
Once in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, at
q North East corner Of the public square.
NAV 18th. l64f
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-30

THE New FLYING MACHINE All
sorts ofjokes are perpetrated at the ex
pense of the new aerial or flying ma
chine just completed in London. Tht
inventor Is trying TO get up a company
fer iis purchase. A wag has written th
following jeG d'esPrit on the sub
ject,
THE sAIRY NOTHING"
ofallthe projects waiting cash,
|" Which we Of late have seen,
None seems so equitable as
This nOvel-winged machine;
The benefits il offers are
OF tho most natural kind
The wind will raise the company,
If they can raise The wind"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-30
From the New York Tribune.
THE HOMESTEAD MEATH THE
HILL.

tAG QOhER9 HAO ANEfA -
HILL.
BIZ MRS. 3. EAsfEs.
al remember, remember
The house where I was born"
1t stands before NE now,
That Homestead meath the hill
With its old stOop, long and low,
And smoothly.wsrn doOr.silI;
With its ancient, slopiDg roof,
Blesch'd by the summer rains;
The gray moss hanging off,
And the small-cut window-panes--
With its quantity fashioned rooms,
It's chimneys deep and wide,
Where the cricket made its home,
And the swallow came TO hide.
II stands before me now,
So pleasant aud serene,
With ils leafy poplar bOugh,
Aud woOdblne waving green;
With the broad, blue stepping stone
Before the open door,
And the morniEgglorY thrown
F'eIn purple beauty DER
With the gravel walk thatled
To the neat white garden gato,.
Where the rose and lilac shed
A world Of perfume sweet.
Il stands before me now,
With its group Of children fair;
Father, and Mother, too,
We, one and al, are there.
Alas!a change has passed
Over that happy hearth,
Our lots are separate cast,
Far from Our place of bhth!
That Homestead meath the bill,
The stranger owns il now
And il stands before me still,
Only in MEMoRY's glow.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-30
ToWn PropertY for SIC

Town Property for Stl0
THE andsruignsd oisrs his Houss and Lels e.
the sonth part Of Georgetown for sale. Il ke =
ploasant situation ihr iamily residsheo, bsing
sisuatsd about squi-distant from the Christian
snd PFesbytsEiunC Churches and ihsSeh0ol Hoasps
There is good cellar under the house; Also, .
good well and convenient eut buildings, Any
person wishing to purchase Town property
would do well TO eall and SEQ this before puFs
shasing slsswkers. JONAS LAWRENCE
March l4th, 1913.
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-30

BL A N X N OF E s,
For sale attkjs CtOe.
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Decsmbsr q. leAQ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

covering e.ertion 1t must be that Mr.. MAY,
S.pp,s Character and services will call out @ a.
naps unusually strong vote in that old Republican
District opposed as he is by man OF very n'oDS !.
rate qualifications for the post. Mr. Maynasa 49, =
the only Wing who has received majority ees o. -.
votes in the County of his resideDce 'e.eu .,,s,
during the las. ten OF twelve years, ano VIC s 49,
he will now receive like evidence OF regafu nun
'li1 Dr.. T'F1R FREDERICK F. BAcKUs' who IS pre- pre-,
sented in the Eighth District, is one OF the 0uess
and most respected citizens of koonessl' b uht,s
ba I hss aver been an nf1exible and eflclenl wing
but without accepting or desiring Office AS with
W. W. INWARD, SIMMONS, &c. he is now in noml-
nation Unexpectedly to himself, not because he
wanted it but because he waS wanted Df' D.
will of course be elected by several thousands.
Without nsttsting invidious comparisons we
believe that the Wing nominations for Senators
are decidedly strong this year, and that they will
De so pronounced by the People.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
Treachery Unmasked.

The villainous means by which MASSACHUSETTS
was last year betrayed into the power of Loco
Focoism are coming fully to the light ehavc
already stated the fact that B. II. A. Collins,
elected to the Legislature as a Wing, from the
strong Wing town of Eastman, but who betrayed
his party, aided to elect Morton and Loco-Foco
Senate, was rewarded with the post of Keeper OF
Light House on Cape Cod, by John Tyler
Another case equally fragrant has just transplred
Mr.. Charles C. Bell, the Representative of Mont
gomery, who was elected and relied on as Wing,
and who attended and voted in the Wing caucus
es to nominate Speaker, &C., finally rated at the
critical moment, and voted for the Loco -Foco
Senators to fill vacancies, several Of whom were
elected by one vote. 1t is now ascertained that
this man was taken out into the lobby by certain
Loco. Foco leaders just before the hour of voting,
tampered with and promised, until he consented
to vote their ticket then watched until the ballots
were all deposited He was cheated, of course,
as he deserved to be, with regard to the money
promised him, but he was furnished with new
suit of clothes by his tempters and made Jus
ticeof Peace by Gov. Morton. But he demand
ed $400 in cash. as per contract, for his treache-
ry, and, failing to get it, the whole affair is
hlou-n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
prof,igate Waste OF Money.

The readers Of the Common Council Proceed
ings in our last will have observed with surprise
that the Loco-Foco Members have voted to add
one hundred and t,venty to the number Of our
City Watchmen-making the whole number
eleuen hundred-have raised the pay of all from
81 l24 to 81 25 per night, and have ordered
that the increased price be paid them from the
10Th of Mag last in effect, making present
of TlDenty Thousand Dollars out Of the City
Treasury to strong band of partlsans, while at
the same time about Fifty thousand Dollars
per qnnnm is added to the permanent burthens OF
our already sorely tax-ridden City. Taxpayers!
can you vote to sustain and approve this
There is no mistake about the character of this
business-it is scandalous, bare-faced job-a
purchase of extra services at the coming Election
by cash taken from the Peoples pockets. There
is no shadow ofexcuse for this plunder. The men
who have now been paid an extra price for their
Summers services were ravenous enough to get
appointed at the regular price last Spring and
there are now five thousand worthy, trusty men
in our City who would gladly perform the duty
at the old price, which, considering the cost of
provisions fuel and clothing, is equal TO dollar
and half Six or seven years ago.
Voters of New York! will you consent to be
beaten by the money Of which you have been
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
INTERESTING FRoM MoNrEy1nEo.-Bv the Gu

INTERESTING FROM MoNTEvlDEo-By the Gu
ba Capt Babson this port we have the British packet OF
August l9 containing correspondence between the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs of Uruguay aud the British and
American Consus at Montevdeo That functionary in a
circular dated July l3h prohibited foreign vessels from trad
inc to the port of Buceo the Of Mon,evideo, then in
the hands Of Oribe, who obtained his supplies there.
The British Consul Mr. Dale does not hesitate assent
the prohibition and promises to warn MS counrymen
violating it.
The American Consul Mr. Hamilton, denies any right Of
he Mcnevidean government to regulate the trade of any
pon, in the hands Of their enemies He shows By decisions
Of the Supreme Court that the United States claim such
privilege themselves and for these reasons he protests
against the closing Of the port of Buceo and that he
shall protest against any seizure OF American vessels made
under IL
He takes the occasion TO protest against the seizure
already made on the l7h, Of the American schooner Caro-
linan at Monevdeo going length into consideration of
that case. Tn. American brig Trafalgar had also been
sszed on the 18TH seems but the T. S. ship John Adams
having boarded her. the prize deserted and she at
proceeded to Buenos Ayres.
We shall publish the whole correspondence tomorrow
Boston Adv 23
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

u The albany Argus, Atlas, Ohio States
man, &C., received yesterday, concede the Men,
Der elect, from Huron and Erie Counties, Ohio,
to the Wings and make u tie in Joint Ballot
Thisis coming on. They have now Only TO give
up one in Trumbull, (whcncc we haze the off,
cal returns,] and then there will be Wing ma
Jonty of troo in Joint Ballot. After that, they
may hold on to the three Members from Fairfield
and Coshocton as long as they please, but they
will hsve TO give them up at last, giving US eight
in Joint Ballot They shall be let off at that
seeing that the luck is against them.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
The Institute Fair,

Among the great variety Of ingenious machines
on exhibition at the Fair of the American Insti-
tute, there is a working model of Col Hamilton's
Mill for saving ship-timber and in examining
its operations we were struck with the revolution
II is calculated to produce in shp-buildlng. Every
who has visited shpyerds will naturally be asonsed
that machinery has been devised shape the huge and
massive mbers into the various curved and irregular shapes
which aresawed and hewed BY the tolsome labor Of the
hand The machinery, under notice, effects this object
and according to the testimony Of scientific and practced
shipwrights all the objections aud obstacles
which have hitherto stood IN the way The ted
with the utmost facility give any required course
either sai., crooked timber and follows the
time the natural grain OF the log and by admirable
of mathematical science with mechanical skill, gives any
beyel less the timber either regularly progress
the amount thereof irregular and various as may be
desired eectng results with unerrng certainty and pre-
cision. 1t that among the Improvements ship
building which commanding much attention,
this machine of Col. II. Of the highest importance
both TO Navy and tho Shipping Interest of country
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
DIR, Hamilton and Lewis Tappan.

R.spectiur the three communications yesterday, T1b
UNI. signed respectively by WILLIAM T. HAMILTON Srr
rHzs H. Person and Az OBSERVER, have few ,hinSx
to say although is no. nsnon be drawn into .nv
prolonged controversy rejoice ,ha; Dr. H. has given b
letter ON slayehoding to the public and quite ybor
that the three communications should travel together trop,
the length and breadth Of the land II shall no, be NV nl
if they do not.
Ny former publication had our.fod object To show
that what had said Dr.. II. former occasion And
which had been denied true; ! Th. he still hold. b
same sentiments D. That clergymen this city and vicinity
some OF them prciessed Additionally allowed Dr. Il. -
preach their pulps after being apprised Of these semi
ments and l. Tt acquart the people Of this coun,ry and
England thar man-an Engshman-who processes "a
preach the Gospel has uttered this free State the aroc
sentiment ayowed by him; that he has recently had doc,
ate conferred upon him by Southern College and ,ha, he
considered minister good and regular SANDING in n.
Presbyterian Church OF the United States we'll k,sw
tha, the publication would offend some people and bring
down on me their abuse but knew also that i, was dcv
to make it, and do it under responsible gua,ue Tho
who know will uotbe surprised that therefore published
the statement without hesitation.
On Or. HIS motives make comment, nor have apx
thing farther say respecting the publications already made
by me Ny present obec; is with his addeess TO the public
IN Yesterdays Tribune. He charges thar L. Tspp,D b3
been busy propagaug Misrepresentation OF my hp) n
timents He is mistaken. repeated only wha, had =.
ceyed from my brother; who has to-day sent me- uucass
for rhe following note; and what supposed were N.
openly avowed opinions of DR.. H. imagining he held
sentiments he was unwilling TO the world. Ike
saw, himself in relation what he the subec, Of
uyng slave that he does not shrink from the psenta.
ton of the truth"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

MARINE DlsAsTER.-Brig Premium, OF Glou-
Capt Charles Davis drove ashore al Rio Negro
coast OF Patagonia, and total loss She owned by
Messds Isaac Some and John Sayward, valued about
y 9oo' and net insured Boston Post, a3d
REPORTED Loss OF THE STEAMER SARAH
BARSEThe schooner Caroline .Irrsd AZ the New Basin
so days from Vera Cruz, the mouth Of Sabine
sei, "heEe she put IN Of the weather While
d & another schooner put in aud the latter m
oo 'at te packet Sarah Barnes her passage
,to Gaiveston for New Orleans, had been wrecked-ha
e boiler burst and that several of her passengers and
This the substance Of the accoun, given By the m7te-
capt AIan being absent There may be foundation for the
statement but VIZ hope il is mistaken rumor.
IN. o. Com. Bulletin, 10th.
WINTER Snow commenced falling quite
steadily about 10 O'Clock last night and continued until noon
to-day The air IS and everything sntry look
Albany Eve. Jour 23d.
W An Agent for this paper is wanted al Poushkeepsie
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
- con Io.ArHAs M,CARry, a noted Politi

r- Gen. JONATHAN M'CARTy, a noted Polltl
c;.n in Indiana, who has once or twice ran stump
for Congress- left home for Florida last winter un-
der a commission from John Tyler, and has not
since been heard from by his family. There is
rumor that he was last seen in Baltimore, heading
for Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

PRE.luM RAZOR sTRoFs-The first premium of the Fair
3. me Institute has been awarded year after
-four sdsSo @ side having the effect Of hoae whou S5
uss or rS or mae-the Other sides are for keeping the razor
keep the order Without harns
the frs, cutters England and certified bv the @n.
sonn4st, IN and s It. celebrity h,
by the coarse and imperfect surface Of what called
Ne foss sids The original being smooth and polished
ioi!et astcles Of The first quality. can always be had,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
Pcnnsylyania Election.

In the II Congressional Districts from which
we have the official returns of the vote for Mem
bers of Congress we have the following result:
Wings ...7s,279 For Banks ONhig) in s4l. 81 pa
Locos.. rs, ,535 For Porter Loco) 4" 81 ,022
Whis maj. in '43.2,744 Porer's maj. in Al. 9,7ls
Clear Whig gain. IL, a92.
There is also Wing gain of about 1000 in the
Xth (Huntingdon) District.
XXIvth District-[ Ofhcial
The following is the vote of the NNIVth Con-
grcssional District compared with the Governors
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

DR. LARpsER', ENTERTAINMENT, OSE NIGHT MORE
The Monday night crowded in every
part the audience encroachns the space appopr
aed the lecturer and his apparatus and hundreds being
excluded DR.. Lardner has consequently
postponed his departure for Boston until tomorrow, and Will
give entertainment this evening the particulars Of which
will be in our advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

EXTENSIVE Loss.-About Il O'Clock yesterday,
Nh Bouce who the employ OF WIN. B. Astor, was re-
earning from the North River Bank and after leaving the
Post Office he discovered that package containing $1,000
in Bank notes of the above Bank, missing He sup
poses that i, must have been taken from his pocket The
notes were of the denomination of Is IS 3s lO Os aud
SOS all neS bills.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

~, Isti.ufe.-The crowds constantly pressing inp9
Sb1o Gs1den have abaed but s Curiosity yet
unsasd New articles for exhibition are
a the va and eon'na, ehanslGs for the
scenes @ seem n,;ssd TO appear This Day. socock A.
~ oli.s s than % be brought by each
~ contemplated in the forenoon for The trial OF the
At2ocloek The Farmers Club will parake OF COLLATION.
Lafayette Hail. nearly opposite NiSos Inc % ., M ~.
rsnd Tickets 80 cents The Hall engaged TO accom-
uodate large number. Music as usual.
The Managers have unanimously determined posit.ey
close the Fair on Friday Evening The preniums VIII Dc w
or,csd in the Saloon, commencing at a o'clock NJ At
tho ererc,ses Of the evening will commence "o
op;nal Odes are prepared for the occasion On the same
evening the closing Address will be delivered Ihe air WI"
sna with brilliant and grand Fireworks by Nh Edge II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

~ We shall issue our next Double Sheet on
SATURDAY morning, to make room for large
amount Of Literary matter as well as Advertise.
ments which we are forced to crowd out from day
10 day Agents and others who desire an extra
number of that paper for which no increase oi
and Advertisers will oblige us by sending IN their
fayors before evening, if possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

II The Postmaster General has made great
reductions in the Mail service, with view to the
retrenchment of the Annual Expenditure in his
Department.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

" The Loco-Focos of Washington County
have nominated for the Assembly ALBERT T. Bush and
ALEXANDER P RoBIssoS Sheriff, JOHN c. BEATr Clerk,
MnroS +. SHAW.
Ia Broome County they have nominated JosErH BART
LETT for Sheriff GEORGE BuRR, for Clerk and GEORGE
WHEELER for Assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

u A Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert
is to be given at the Apollo this evening by M'de
LAzARE, Harpist, from Paris, and Mons. T. MIRo
Pianist (See bills.l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
NJ The Wbigs of DuTcHEss Co. have nomin-

u The wings OF UUIVHtss OU' IId'e 1IO1'1'.I-
atsd--for Sheriff, Henry RrkrRr Of Washington for
Clerk, JoHs V " LYLE OF Redhook; for Assembly, Cor
yELrUs Dupos OF Poughkeepse, LEONARD VINCENT OF
Union Vale, and JoHs FERRIS of Minden. correspond
en say. this is the best ticket made in the Comfy for ten
wears MI. Dubois in the Whig Assembly OF 1875,
and q most esteemed and influential Member.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

u Col Isaac H. Erwin, Member elect OF the
Alabama Legislature from Mobile, died in Clarke
Co. on the 10th inst OF congestIve fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

l57 The Providence Daily Evening Chronicle
Of Monday last contains an odd account of the
trial of one Dickinson for an attempt to create
revolt among his fellow prisoners of the State Prison
While in the Court waiting for his to be called up, he
attempted escape under the petence of handing letter
some one On his being called he told the Court he
should defend himself and addressed short speech very
select language to the Judge After referring the disa
bes under which he abored he endeavored to have the
trial deferred. The Court refused his requests and the
Warden of the Prison was called the first witness. He
stated that Dickinson had been detected communicating
with the Prisoners and produced letter found in the
prisoners cell. In this he said his fellow prisoner, they
were in the wrong place, and must get Of ha he
did not think much Of the Wardenand that he rather ques
toned the honesty of of the Supernendants who had
once been prisoner himself The reading Of this letter
cou vused the Court and Bar with laughter in which the
prisoner joined. After it finished, the prisoner rushed
on the Warden the letter. but failed in his design
In he had openly addressed the Prisoners
the very face Of the Warden but could succeed in
citing revolt. The prisoner cross-examned him with
great ingenuity and asked among other things he thought
possible for break Of prison. The War
den of course declined answering this question. On the
final reference Of the the Jury could agree on
verdict Take him all IN all he Of the most finished
Williams have heard of in long time. He originally
committed for breaking open tombs to rob the cofins Of
their silver plates.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
Ohio-XXth District.

The majority of Hon. Joshua R. GIpplSGs, in
the XXth Congressional District of Ohio, is as
follows:
Cuyahoga. ...=......3 .3el Lake. :. .3+l
Ashtabu!a. ........ .e07 Gcauga. .159
Total > 1913 in the District.
This would have been about a thousand more
if there had not been an Abolition ticket run op-
posed to him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

~ GREAT INTEREST bs felt the nesmeric 3
pe rrnen made every afternoon and evening the Americas
Museum and he triumphant gives perfect
3oclock and this evening IL and other interesting
forn,nces with them Do nj forget Gen Tom Thumb wh
Is 10 be seen at all hours -