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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
AUCTIONS.
SHEIIIFFsS SALE.

RY virtue of an execution issued ffom tho
- Hon. Court of Coulin"n Pleas. iof she
County al Wa a-hingion, NJ 'i'e y brnafy i'im
ihrrrnf. lSl0 ~ favor "i iie Landhrd'I':s
9rna. aud against Saunrl Brown al South
.<lnC-iown. md Daniel Brown ot Newpori.
rshr1 "p he 30h day of January, le43, at
iva "rlork, T.. NJ :. sell al public pociIon.
itasl ot y'na'n South Krngslo~n, containing
Hhnn' $40 arrrs, s,-bonn,lrd nor,herly by land
of J,,hn' Brown aud Elisha Watson. cas-, On
III" road ed narrow rvrr, s"p'h on land al
J"."ph T. frTry and heirs Of t'hn Watson
and westerly on the fresh mcadows,-or 80
much thereof us %iII sausV said execution
aud 'ypenscs.
C"uLninns at The iine nnd place 81 salr.
Sale nj Ihr Dwelling h"h.p un the promises.
FRANCIS D. SEGAR, D9nty !&~G
WAsniNGrON. So.
I'd Jar. Ie:2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

To a young friend, who, on being urged
10 reliuQuish his iablis Of intcmPerance, &c.
Piled despondIngly that 1t was Too late
'ris NOT too ute to onsh the cup
OF shame aud sorrow Ia the earth,
The heavy heart 10 tighten up
Aud rtilune .hc household hearth.
The starry gems that form on high
The mystic alphabet oi Fate,
Ifrcsd 10y the unsladowCd eye
OF Faith, shall say-'iis not too late
It's not too late-awny with wine
Upon tho earth it, wealth be poured
Aud purcr pleasure shhll be thine
Than ever liJ tue festive board.
Fond eyes again shall beam with love
That long have wrpt thy fallen state
Aud Sunshine bless thee huni above
AWAY with wine 'tis not too late Bos. Times
go -. sl-- =
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
FROM FLORIDA.

Correspondence Of ihe Savannah prpublican.
Matters III general in Florida wear rather
a favorable aspect, and unsl It success con
r;nucs, j, will no, b. long before the country
will be- entirely ~ of every red. skin. Tiger
tail is safely Oh, of the woods; his band,
together with Ocliarchc'S, consisting of over
100 Iadions, among whom are II hearty
warrlors, iuund themselves rather suddenly
transferred from terra trma to steamer II
few days since at Tampa, and as suddenly
transferred TO llcrse Key, whence they sail
for New Orlcans on the 3lst December.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
Newport Bank.

A Il the annual meeting Of the Slockhod
"a ers Of the Newport Bank, held !"n"n
ry 4, le43, the following gentlmen were cho
sen directors TOR The ensuing y"nr VIZ
w lillian Vernon, ISulah Cio"ker, WIN
S Nichols, William Stevens. Edward r
Newton. Edward +. Allan, William A. Bar
Der, Simon Newton Jr. and Wanton j. > ier'
man.
Al n meeting Of the Directors on the same
day, William Vernon Esq. was chosen Pies''
Geni. -
Newport Jan. 7. lxL}.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
Hank al; Rhode Island.

A T. the annual meeting Of the Stockhold.
"A ers Of The Bank of Rhode Island held
on Monday January I'd lc43 the following
gentlemen were elected Directors tor the
year ensuing, VIZ:
Andey Clarke, s. Fowler Girdner. James
Hammond, Nathan Is. llammcli, William {.
Glhh., Theo. &. Dunn and Prleg Clarke.
At subsequent meeting OF the Directors
Audcy Clark ESQ was rc-rl"cied President.
w. A. CLARKE, Cashier.
Ncwp0rt. Jan. z, Ie4I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

Court Of Probate, .Vfwpo'. January 2i, 1913
ARDERED. Tint all Executors aud Ad.
" mlnisiuiors who have been appointed by
this Court, aud who have not settled thrr
accounts within on" year, are notified 10 pre-
sen, the same ai Court OF Probate Ia be
holden nj ihe Town Han. on the first Mon
day il February ncXl. nt . a'cl"rk A. NJ, nnd
that tins order be published IN all The News
papers of this town. A true copy.
B. B. ROWLAND,
Irobaie Ciok.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
MA AHA&Sg.

In this town, on Monday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr. Thayer, capi, SINGS NEW
TON, Jr., to Miss RAcI,EI., $. daualicr Of
William $. Nichols Esq. all of this lnwn.
H. Providence, on the I'd inst Mr.. WM.
p. OLDRlDGE to Miss AMANDA > BA'
KER, all Off.
In Fail River, 81, ult., Mr.. DAVID DUR.
FEE, Sd, of Ti,erion, 10 Miss ELEANOR =
BRAYTON, of Fall River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
NOTICE..

'J'IlE subscriber having been appointed by
,hc Hon. Court Of Probate of Newport
Administrative on the estate of her Late hus-
band, Samuel Howard. late at Newp"rl,
cooper, dec, and given bonds IA The law dl-
reefs, requests all person" having claims
against said ,sia,c to prescHt them 10 her for
settlement, and those indebted 70 make I'M
mediate payment.
ELiX lBErll A. HOW ARD, .1fm'r
Newport, Jan. ~, lS43.
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Administrators A - Sale.

Wil. 5c so,d CT Pubfc .aurtio",
on Saturday, NE an day Of February
mcri, al II o'eiork, H. A., on me
premises on me Long UhorC By ,n-
lie Of" decree ofMe Court ol Probn'c
Of Newport,
A III. the right. title and interest which
~ George w. Allan had, AZ the time "f
his ddcrnsc, IN or to onc-.ixih part al The
Estates, on the ,.ong Wharf, III Newport, ns
follows, W.:
The estate, occupied by the late Wm y
n. Allan. bound"G rnS'rrly on passage way,
.ou,hcrly ~ drii-way, westerly on land uf
Edw ard 4. Alan, and nnr,hcrIy on The Long
Whar'
The store. on Long Wharf. bounded north
cry ON land of Stephen Y. Noriham, wcster.
ly on land of said Noriharn raslrrly ON land
OF the widow "f WIN. Aimy, and son,herly
un l. NJ Wharf:
hls', ~ or Ia onP-six'h part Of q dwelling
ho,sc on the Ferry Wharf. bounded essicrly
on land of Thomas J. Peckhan,, westerly on
land OF George TIlry. norlh"riy on Chacrs
Wharf, and s'alherly on Ferry Wharf:
Also. ~ or IT, Onc-SlXh part of the rsiai"
cccupr hy lam"s w. Allan. cormr of Mari
borough aud Thames streets, bounded on
the ras' by Duke street, oo The north by
Marlborough ',r' CT, w"st on Thames street,
and 81 ul5 nu land of John S'cvcns.
Also. ~ or To- one-siX'h part of two lots at
land situate IN Ncwtown. bounded northcrly
aud eastcrlv on streets, westerly on Land ot
john J. Alan anH sonl,j"ry on land "f Wm
II. DruglltI@ur 50 muchfhhreoi as wall he
sufficient Ia raise The sum hf's,x hundred and
fifty three dollars aud one cent. for the pay
IN NJ "f the debts Of said George w. a H.,
AS allowed by the Commissioners on hi,
estate, with Ih" incidental expenses. Com.
dl,iIns made known al time aud place Of
sale.
EDWARD r.. ALLAN. .2imr.
Newport, Jan. Sd, ISI3 -4w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

lMroRrANr LIBEL CAsE.-Thc Circuit
Court now IN session at Washington. are cX
prcted to be engaged in an important libel
case this week. n. +. Talnadgc versus
Blair and n'vcs, for lIbel published in the
Globe, during ,he late canvass upon The S'n-
gJor from New York. McsSrs. Key and
Marshall (the member of the House from
Kentucky are tht counsel for Blair Il
Rivcs. The case will excite good deal OF
interest BnH Pat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

The Lecture advertised Ia take place at the
qucsted to state, has been postponed, "n ac'
count OF tho Halls being previously onsas'd.
January I2th, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
NEW GOODS,
JUST REC'D FROM ". YORK

JUST REC'D FROM ". YORK
4 good nnd carefully selected nSSnrimeni
cf SY.IPLE avn ElNCl DRr
GOODS, among them nrc the follow ,ng,
VIZ.
PInlrd IN. de- hlucs plain 10. prluicd
SaN"nys; Enllncs; nlpcncs; laghonls Mary.
Irauiccus ;stk warp alpaccns; coitm do.
French mcrnus English do; shuwl- s,lk
cravajs cR>huirts hos cotton do; kld
gloves sIlk do wnrsird nuts cluih- cas-.
-imrtcs sallmC,'s Ncrnnnt cluihs hra,ct
cloths ullN clrlh- Waivr hca,rr cloth .rd.
white 4 ycllow tarpcls Errl.i"u g,rphan,,;
dnmc-iIc d"; wuullrn iablc cu,,Ts; hurn
du ruilun dr blcachrd shcc,mss ~ shut
inuS unbea' h''d do. d". Canton nauncl
MrrIun pnd~, sllk WsIp- MI 81 ~h,ch
were pntshn"d %, the iDwrs, snri,on pt,.,- :.
and viii be sold At ,cry small ',ancr lor
a-h ~ approved Srcdn, ni X" lS2 b,
J VI. COON 4 60.
OIt NR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSDAy, Jan. 9
Reported Tor the Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot
Al Market 410 Beef Cattle, llO0 Sheep
and Us SWINE. 100 Beet Calile uns"ld.
PRIcts Be,f CdWe-Wc quote to cor
respond with last week, wv: n tew extra at
4 80. FIRST quality 81 u I %; second qnali-
~ 325 3 %; lllrd quality - - 3 %.
Sb,,p--l,ots were sold irom 75c To 81
Wrihrrs from 2 30 10 ~.
S,rin,--A lot to p"ddIp at about > 2c.-
Attetui from 3 to ! ! De-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
SCHOOL.
BoNN,s TOBACCO AGENCY.

Sh HONES vt ihi. rc'rhrarrd Tuhacco
CIV fOr sac 1T The mauui,rlu'sr. prrs,
by l. 4. y ". NlWIUN
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- -
Letters,

HtmAisNe IN rHk rost o,sion' sEwroRr
RI, JAN. fsL f7i3
IL dJrcrti&d letters are piycu ia sep00tt
boJ. PegsoDs applying for NJ, "a r'H Hsss rail
for HADythTIslU lLITfKS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
Domestic Goods.
SucIiOnrcr's Netice.

WILLIAM r. READ, offers his srr,iccs
w us Aucfou"cr, nlfi hopes by sirr, NJ.
lcntion tu business 20 Stare u pari ~ pnblic
To be- found ut all hours at his
store. No. lC3 Thnmfs.sircct.
Newpur,, June %, 1872
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

NtwPnRr, Dc. 10. 1912.
SrtLED PROPOSALS will hc rccclv-
~ ed by the Secretary ot the Board of Con b.
mlssloncrs nl ,hr NEwPoRr AsrLUM At the
town clcrks rihrc. until ihr l:bh day ui Jauu-
1ry next. trr \ KEEPER at the Asylum
'nr one year from the 2jlh March mat
Satisfactory tcsIImonv vii be- required as To
che qualifications ut uppllraui..
y. u. ROWLAND, Scc'g.
Dec. 20 lei2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

The following is the letter from Eli
sha II, Potter, referred to last week. 1t
indicates the course nf the writer, if not
al the tue democratic party in Washing
ton county, and, in Tact, throughout the
State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
GLE 4 II ED.

7th-Bnrk Gentleman, Morris, n. York.
schr i,ighlIoot, Ulmer, Mobi'c.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
sherman's Canphor or Head
ache LOZenpea.

oGHC AOACnSOSs
Give immediate teliefin Nervous or sick Head.
ache, paLpitiaton of the heart, Iowness of spir.
it's, desponpency, in1ammatory or putrid sore
throat, bowel or summer complaint, faintiHg
expressions or sense Of sinking of the chest
chotie, spasms, cramps ofthe stomach or bowels,
hysteric al affections and all nervous diseases,
-dCowsiness througlith day and weakefulness at
night; cholera or cholera morbus, dlaFhea, las
situde, or a sense of fatigue. Persons travel
ling or attending to large parties, wiz find the
tozenges really reviving, and imparting the buoy
ancy of yodth-used after dissipation, they will
restore the tone of the system, generally, and
remove all unpleasant symptoms arising from
toe free living.
Joseph B. Nones, Esq, Vice President of the
Washington Marine Insurance Company, has
suffered, for years with nervous headache, that
nothing would relieve till no used these Lozen.
ges, which removed il entirely in fifteen min.
utes. 4k-
DR.. G. Hunter, 10S Sixth Av., has been sub.
ject to violent attacks of headache, So, as ts
make him almest blind for two or three
hours at time. Nothing ever afforded him any
relief till he tried these Lozenges, and they
cured him in few minutes.
W. Fl. Attree, Esq, of the New York Herald
has used them for the last year for the head.
ache or lasstude, and always found immediate
relief from them.
DR.. A. o. Castle, l04 Sixth Av., has used
them repeatedly and never knew them to
fail.
A fresh supply of this valuable Medieins Just
received o nd for sale by d. ]. St,wart, George
town, &. Murphy, Ridgway & Co., Ripley, o.
QJ>25 cents peF box.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

INTERESTING DrsCovERY The wreck
OF the Erie, the steamboat burnt a year
and a half ago on Lake Erie, has been
found. The discovery was made by means
OF compass, in vented by Captain Capin
OF New York, constructed 50 that the nee.
die will indicate when a large body Of
iron or other metallic substance is in the
vicinity, and lie direction from the COM
pass. The party went out on the ice,
following the signs of the needle, and af.
ter everal weeks search, succeeded in
hnein the wreck, not far from Silver
creek. Ina notice to wreckers and
wreckmaSters, Major Mcclure states he
has taken possession Of the wreck for
himself and the owners Of the Erie, un,
der a contract with said owners, by pla,
cling buoys upon 1t.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

Some years ago a witness was exam.
lned before judge in case of slander,
who required hiIO to repeat the pre- else
words spoken: the witness hesitated until
he riveted the attention Of the whole
court on him; then fixing his eyes earn.
estIy on the judge, begsn--"may il
please your honor, you lie, you steal,
and get your living by cheating" The
face OF the judge Redeemed, and he imme'
mediately exclaimed, "turn TO the jury,
SiF, II you please" Sat. Mus,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
DIR. PETERS VEGETABLE
Z ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,

Are the most unrivaled remedy ever discover
ed BY tina ingenuity of man. They are a sove-
reign cure for the following compaints:k Yell
low and Bilious Fsyers, Fever and Agus! Dyt-
pepsA, Group, Liver Complaint, Sick Head
ache, Jaundice, Asthma, Dfopsy. Rheumatism.
Enlargement of the Spleen, Piles, Collie. Fe.
male Distinctions, Heartburn, F Furred Tongue.
Nausea, Distentions Of Tho Stomach and Bow.
els, Incipient Disrrh@a, Flatulence, Hahitual
Costiveness, Less Of Appetite, Rlotched or sa,-
low Complexion, and iD all cases of 'Torpo,
of the Bowels, where Cathattic or an Apes
rient Is needed. ~ s,a.e#. 20 N
They are exceedingly mild In their opsTation,
producing neitheir Nausea, Gripping nol Debil.,
lty. They are extensively used and colnmeT.
dsdb PRACTISING PHYSICIANS in an
parts of the Union, from whom any quantity 81
CeFtihcates OF their can be obtained. - 4
tEFDE, j., g Smith, Of Woodstock, Va.
says-stThsy are batter pill than can mhts y
He recommends them to an. ~ "a
The agent ct Strasbufg, Va, saws. he suu4t
plies families for thirty miles around with Pe-
ters Pills, and they perform socn remarkable
cures that they are preferred tOevsry other
medicine. &Tyg Ggeas e -- Ap4sIrlN
Mrs. e. Ward, ofNew York; was troubled
with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint for is vears
and by using these valuable Pills short time,
she was completely o
Miss Clark, daughterof Col CLARK, was afiie. |
led with Irregularities and. Obstruetions, ct.
tended with most distressing symptoms. She was
cur, by using DR.. Peters Pills.
Hon. E. D.Davis was afflicted with Rheuma
iSmlso as to be unabIedo dress himself. Three
'oxes ofPeters P, lls entirely cured him. ~.
But why multiply testimOniah? WsIav 10 |
u Tar DR.. PETERS EEGETABLEl
ILLS, and we'Will guarantee that q fterwards
ou will them ID preference to al 9th.
fs.a gSrs34.. 51M4aN3sg 4l3itf1Fe .ga4I /
A frech supply Of these valuable ,Medieines
Ist received and for sale by ID. ]. Stewart,
georgetown, and Murphy, Ridgway g. Co..
ipley, 0. They may be found AZ most Of the
iinsipai stOrsS Throughout the State fo6io.
@. F. THOnAs 3 Go. l47 Main Street, Gin
nnati, General Agents for the Western 'coun.
v, 4 -rt
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
KIDNAPPING


A man named Samuel Rowe, who rep
resented that he was the owner of 4
farm in Lewis county, New York, applied
to the commissioners Of the aims house
IN New York city for apprentices, and
had four Of them bound 10 him, one of
which was a colored boy. Instead of
going where he had stated, he took the
youths 10 Mississippi, placed the three
whites on plantation, aud tried to sell
the negro. The circumstances having
been made known TO tho governor Of New
York, an officer was despatched with
ifequisition for the offender. A warrant
3Ielng obtained, he was arrested, and on
mis- way back, jumped ofFa steamboat,
sWsm ashore and escaped. The boys
were all brought back.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
A CURIOUS FACT.

Much attention has Recently been
drawn to the fact that the produce Of no
tatoes may be much increased BY pluck
ing of the blossoms from the plants pro-
ducing them, a result quite consistent
with theory. This important observa.
ton has been completely confirmed by
M. ZeIler, The director of the ARricui.
tural Society at Darmsladt. In the year
1889, two fields Of the same size, lying
side by side, and msnursd in the same
manner were planted with posatoes.-
When tho plants had Aowsred, the bios.
SONS we're renewed from those in one
field, while those in the other field we're
left untouched. The former produced
~ 7bOllS, the latter only 81 bOIlS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
Weak Backs! Weak Backs!
TEN THOUSAND soLD YEARLY,
ONLY l2a CENrs. ApiroE n!

= {. 4 Il. 4 i ~
eherman's Poor Mans Plaster.
The best Strengthening plaster In the world,
and asoVeteign remedy for pains, or weakness
1.-THE back 1oins, sidss, breast, neck. limbs.
ioIntsS rheumatisms lumbago, &e.s Sc. vi ~
unem lion 9 year illnot suppiyt he demand.
Several persona hayecblled gt ne EagshOuee,
aokexPEsss their sirpfise and thanks, at The al
ted. fSsl sf7 SG7a SSGtEls1 vas sFSa
yos. W HOxie, ESQ. who had Fbseus6 af-i
slcted with lheumA tism, e 40 be unable. -to.
0tess himself fwithoua assistan ee, was enabled
after wearing one,o only ono night, to get up IN
the morning, puton HE clothes, and calI ata
our oaice with eyes beaming withioy and bic
tongue pouring forth gladnsss of his heastt =
the sadden and signal Fslisf he 2hez Eeeeiyed
from the best 81 al remedies. =, ~. 81
A'ffesh supply 0fthIs valuable lsiicine just
received and for sale by d. .. Ste@aFt, 0seSss |
Owns . MaTphys RidSway = Co. Ripley Q.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

InENTAL OPERATIoNs.--Dns SmtrH
- kEowLTON are daily ussing new remedy.
which positively cures the Tooth Ache in = lev
moments, and also efectually DESTROYS the nerve
In few hours, without pain, after which pv :
process peculiar to themselves, the teeth NAV 81
plugged and rendered useful fora number Of YEAR
No charge will be made unless entirely sucessS.
full, 'e0''2'-.
They are also enabled to destroy the nsrves
IN front teeth, and insert artificial substitutes
w.thout any pain WbGteUer.
TEETH, discolored by decay, will be restorad
aud preserved by filing. Single teeth, teeth in
sections and whole sets will be inserted, war.
ranted not to change in form or color. ana to
gans. ~ 20
The following gentlemen having had the rem.
by applied, may berefered to: - 9
Frof. II. Smith, Of Marietta, Col. r.. @.
MITCHELL, A. M. SEARLE, J, d. TAELoR, Ed
tor Of the Daily Times, and DR.. @ c EDDY.
- Their Ofhce Is on the north-west corner
i Fourth and Walnut
n. B.--Persons suffering, with the teoth-aehO |
III receive attendOh 6A any hour Of the day sr
-, GY-One Of the above named gentlemen
'hVlsit Georgetown once Of twisO year. !
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
sherman's Worm Lozenges,

DROVED ID more than 400,0 ,0e0 casessto be
Il infallable; the only certain worm-destroy-
ing medicine ever discovered. Many diseases
arise from worms and occasion long and intense
suffering and even de ath, without their ever be
ing suspeeted; grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, and are. dOetored for yari-
ouS complaints, without any benedt when one
dose Of these Lozenges would speedily cure
them.
SYMPTOMS OF WoRMs.- - Pain In the Joints or
limbs, offensive breath, picking at the nose,
grinding ofthe teeth during sleep, and at times
paleness about the lips with flushed cheeks;
bleeding at the nose, gnawing at the stomach,
flashes of heat over the surface of the body,
slight chills OF shive rings, headache, drowsi,
ness, vertigo, toIpOr, disturbed dreams, sudden
starting in sleep with fright and screaming:
sOmetimesa troublesOme cough, feverishne e S.,
thirst, pAllid hue, cts, bad taste in the mouth, A.,
difficult breathing, pain in the stomach and
bowels, fatigue, nausea. squeamishness, vora.
ciOus appetite, leanness, bloGted stomach or
limbss gripping, shooting pains in vaIious parts
of the body, sense of sometime rising in
the throat, itching of the anus towards night,
a frequent desire to pass something from the
bowels, and sometimes discharges Of slime and
mucuS. SyH. as G
DR.. Galsn Hunter, lOs Sixth Av., knew a
child that was cured of FITS by these Lozenees
after three years suffering,and when nothing else
would give the least relief. He has used them
In his practice for the last two years in sew
sral hundred cases, and always with success.
A boy on board ofone Of the Havre Packet was
cured ofhts by only one dose of them.
PViee only IS cents per box. az
These valuable Worm Caadies just reesived
by D. J, Stewart, Georgetown. Murphy, Ridge
way, g. Co. Ripley.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
From the New Mirror.
THE SWORD AND THE STAFF.


The following song, suggested BY the
sloqent remarks Of Mr.. Summers, on the
presentation of the sword Of General
Washington and the cane Of Doctor
TO the Congress ofibs United
States, was sang BY Mr.. Russsl at his re-
cent concert in N. York.
The sword Of the hero!
The siai'of the sage!
Whose Valor and wisdom
Are 'tamp'd on the sge!
Timo holloW'd mementOs
Of those who have riven
"Ths scePter from tyrantS,
The lightning from heaven"
This weapon, oh, Freedom!
Waa drawn by thy son,
And it was nevar shsath'd
Till the battle was won!
No stain of dishonor
Upon il we see!
Twas never surrendefd-
Except TO the free!
While fame claims the hero
And patriot sage,
Their names to emblszon
On HiStOry's page,
No holier relics
Will Liberty hoard,
Than FRANKLtN'S staff, guarded
BY WAsHINGToN's sword.
G. P. M.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

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attempt . making in high political Guar.
Ter, 70 Galvanize the United States Babk
lfSuccesstuh We presume DanislN Rod
head viii be Cashier. ssIndians VIII
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
WILL on JAcoB RIDGWAY. II.

WILL OF JACOB RIDGWAY, ESQ
Great anxiety has been naturally fell
10 know what would be The distribution
OF the estate of one SO wealthy as the
late Jacob Ridgway. The reports that
were set on foot few days since could
OF course not be we'll founded.
We learn, from unqueStiOnable author.
ity, that the will Of Mr.. Rldgws, was
opened and read yesterday afternoon -
ltwSs in the hand wri ting Of Mr.. Ridg
way, and was prepared about two years
since. ..,
Mr.. Ridgwsy bequesthed to- MeSsrs
Carlton and Bloomfield Moore, two sons
Of the late Mr. Samuel Moore, formerly
his plaslerer, ten thousand dollars each
having treated them with more than all
the kindness which twenty years be-
fore, BIO had promised 10 theirdying faith.
er.
To his clerk, Mr.. Thomas Craven, who
had been most faithful and attentive,
hel gave the sum Of six thousand dol.
lars.
TO his house.keepsr an annuity.
To Mr.. Bethusl Moore, his caFpen.
ter, the house in which he (Mr M } 70.
sides.
To his mason he gavO one thousand
dollars.
To bis coachNan, fsithful servant,
one thousand dollars.
To all the ether servants small lega.
eies.
To several other persons legacies Of
FIVE hundred and q thousand dollars
each.
Making in Sll about fhy thousand dol
lars.
The remainder Of his imm ense wealth
supposed 10 be between three and four
millions Of dollars-Mr. Ridgway divided
equally among his three children, ,Mr John
Ridgway, Mrs. Dr.James Rush, and Mrs
Roth, in fec.
The following persons are the Execu.
tors named in the wiIl-Mr John RdR.
way, the son, Dr.. Jas. Rush, the son in.
law. and Mrs. Roth, the Daughert Of Mr.
Ridgwsy.-U s. Gas.