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OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
.cN l't OFFICE
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
pASSAl}E TO and from Great Britain and Ireland by the
su.r line Of packets sailing the l, 7th, 18Th 18th and
The Old Black Ban line of packet, are a. follows
9" CAMBRIDGE. CAPTAIN CAPTAIN BsI sss a
EE0}hkH1pB1 rs.t CAPTAIN si,s Cole, 'a
{" sS21T gTA AMESic!, Captain Bailey:
66SSse6bAA S, ass Gss;sRH . %SsS,s:
sailing ships Al commanded By men IN First
New Orleans and Mobile. three times month; Bad
more Charleston and savannsh twice months 70 ~ differ
making fer the Is4s begs
call the of those residing Ia the United
aes hsy
by line Of packet ships sailing
order fac lily and quick
the emixrant, class welknown American ships comps
ing the C9pms!crai Line will in addnon to tie packets be
during the season. thereby avoiding any detention ro:s
ns & 81. usns.s viii b hing b,
omptness With these the subscriber hopes
b which h basn so se s
many pas and in all when parties decline coming
be secured BY eamboas from the different por in Ireland
and Scotland 10 Liverpool.
the payment Of his drafts they such every
satisfaction nd paid all the Banking houses demand
fore throughout the United State wish remit money te
hei. rend residing in any part Of the United Kingdom VIII
IS pound sterling viii be Forwarded per steam ship.
p%si through The Office FOR farther particular. apply
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IN na Mef Ssns WHIT Ws,ss9 DOs! LSsrp0o
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KELLY,s DOUBLE EXTRACT OF sARsAPARIL

HELLY's DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIL-
n LA CANDYOne pound o. this candy contains the ac-
tive principle of pounds OF the Sarsaaa and is
warranted to be the best remedy OF rheumatism. and
all diseases from excitabiy from morbid
humors the blood In of cosveness, and those
cua affections of the aimentay anal arising from dryness
aud of due secretion u r without rival.
Th proprietor has himself xPerenced It's beneficial effects,
and the efore speaks rom okprricGce 49, =.
In all of The secretons it will be found Of in
cacuabr and where the constitution has suffered
the Of mercury from other Of debility this
Double Ex Of Sarsapirls VIII bring Joy and gsdness
la scrofos scurvy aud all ether giandulaT aec oas IN
peas the like, the benefit will have to be experienced to
be appreciated
Sold packages ef four ounces for rs cents Let those who
using Sarsapsrilla give IL a trial in this form.
To be had J. w. KELLYS Gotham ionary 267
Broadway mo lw~ec
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COOPER'S NOVELS.
RED ROVER. in two numbers, price
HOME AS FOUND, a tale IN Z vols.

m CHARLES DICKENS (BOZ) WORKS.
Al the work, ofthe above will be published in esula
SiHTEs az AA,MKKEEEEGSA general circulation ny
PICkwick PAPERs-complete in on. mum
THE 'cURosIrY SHOP, eomple,. in on. num-
BARNxBY RUDGE, complete in one number. .
PUBLISHED IN QUARTO FORM.
RoS!S Sa N f. ffbS svH1 SA9
THE vi Bi 4 sS' IN srAIN-By oeo. Barrow. ia
price SkA
LeH fsr Az svASogs e SsAHgTSay
sRASSri'IIs fnTsf'yALoIs, or tn. CURSE OF ns
ST. yAtLiAR, BY d ~ ElagE r,,v 49, ah
LII" on & ELLiSGTON,
BLANCA CAPPELLO-sn Historical Romance
pLASkkt66t5b5ssT I Hzd% SzzTs TX
PAULINt--a Tale Of Normandy, by Alexandra Du- -
rBE NEIoHBoRs-From tn. German. BY Mary ~
HsNIissTiRY-.ppli.d to Asri ul.ur. and Phy.iol ;"
rHE %SfEssIffIskN cArrIvE-or til. Time. of
LET FRS lfsRssa5 y MARY QUEEN or SCOTS
MEN 66,Rs OF The QUEENS or FRANCE ~
by Mir. r. Bush, r-,
THE NAUTlLUsC =. ee s6TsRs e MTrISY AK
CHUZzLEWiT, BY Dickens tad No. JUST peo- eIAn
TON T 9TaKE OF OURS. it.u AM,
l. s d or Accounts 81 Irish Heirs All for
gWpJyyRRSTUs eAsT 81 ARTHUR oIEARY.
for ali above Magazines i'll be rscsveda
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n SPRING FASHION NOW READY.-The sub
- scrber respectfully Informs his friends and
nc pnbtc gem al that they purch his
handsome short Nap liz Hat, and durable dress hat
It he low p0ce OF 81 50 l.I
Also elegant Mcieskn Silk HATS 50; fine Nutria Eur
Hats 50 5equa in appearance aud bar little inferior 70
hose centrally sold at 81 so.
WILLIAM BANTA,
ms Imsr UHNH 100 Chatham street.
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TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND
r.r OTHERS

JOHN CALLER, Composition Ornament Manufacture
,nd House Carver, No 500 Broadway, New York. opposite
Iafay ec Hail, has hand his establishment above
specimens Of Architectural oruamsnts Of every variety
iecd from the best examples consisting IN OF capitals
columns consoles, usses enriched moudHgs ttes
patterns sc sc &C. which he prepared furnish promptly
any quaint - and of required prices in conform
l. = II.LnI III IUas
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TAYNE'S EXPECTOKANr-Thi Medicine has .ready
proved itself to he all TINT has been recommendedo
those Who have given fair IN this country and the de-
Of Asthma which hiss been effected BY the use Of
in ghborins owothe that of female who had
og time been under the Of physcian but had
cesed relief aud considered hopeless As
bottle Dr. Jaynes Expect0Taut
which caused her 70 exectersts freely gradually ceased to
hesitation saying that this preparation OF Dr. Jayne for the
Of coughs colds influenza, asthma, con:umpons &c
lie There no qcacxery about it-DI jayne i. one of the
skiin practising Pennsylvania and wher
his various have been thoroughly ed he
looked great public bcacactor-SomeIsct, Me-,
Jsrrnai
repaired only by DR.. JAYNE, No. so3 Broadway, New
Herk i'm m
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THE WHOLE WORLD should know lt that DR. J,yn,

THE WHOLE WORLD should know it that DR. Jtynes
Exp,corsnt il cert an Tor asihna, and INST io
cod, whoop,ng cough, Group tronch
It's eyey other disease of The lungs throat suIe TO
r nee the decided benefit md. by shtu
sapds VINO have uieit, aod all say that m the b~stremedy
without any exceptions ff all pulmonary diseases tat have
ever snown for il AWAY, gives relief AID cures when
every oher means have lails d.. -. j.
p.d cuy by D. iyte 20 South Third 81, Philslell ha
and No O5 Broadway, New Yors. Price 81 Der bottle.
M m
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Lax SOOI EsINChAl> fhOShGE Or
4s PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.
& M M II
and the public generally to their superior
s SS scand rD N s
's' new EfSE SE LfXEgrooL PACKETS. vlz-
sRipp s sHsRibAN, I Gapsis o pep.y.,er
Sew SlF HSTf S sS5tjf aR-eei CAPTAIN BaIsy
New ship LIVERPooL, Captain Eldredge.
Sailing twice every month"; and with the UNITED Line
days. will make five ships - each month throughout the
year. Tor .x days) thereby preventing the posi-
Passages direct from London Bristol and Greenock New
York Also from hivsIpool to New Orleans, Mobile sayso
vario British North America, all times
the advantages be derived from selecting this line in prefer
other and they may assured that unusual
fitted up with eye solely to comfort of passengers.
In all cases we the parties sent for decline coming the
free from the eapor OF Ireland and Scotland
follows viz ITO and from London the LIST, 10TH and goth
Of Sd sas nS T st 10 and from tyeTp99 on the , nh 18Th
man, TTiEssMY T iFFGpEsReHs the season
Persons in the country wishing send to their friends
by encosng the they wish with the and adj
dress Of parties receive it, rely draft for the
amount beng Forwarded per hrst packet after the receipt
mail la. ..'...
ela Banks of Ireland and branches Eastern Bank Scotland
Greenock and their branches Mess James Built Son Co.,
and every principal Of Great Britain rnd Ireland
Further Particulars made Known application if by letter,
d5yr w, 81. T. TAPsCOTT. ~ Peck Slip N. York.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-for Goshen
G12a5f1 via New York and Erie kalroad1faIe 70 Go
Lshen 81 5e-Tniners Sl,25. On and after Monday,
v--January2 I'd, l843, the cars 81 the New YORK and
Eric i.Ioad Will with the steamboat Utica,
Capt II. Schultz, daily, Sundays excepted.
For Duane pier O'Clock, A. NJ;
leave Goshen at quarter past Q, A. nj.
For Fre,sht-Lesve Duane street pier at r. NJ. leave
H. o. SEYMOUR,
- Superine ndbnt and Engineer.
The passengers tram connect. Tuhers with Beachs
Mail stsgesfoi NewbuRh New Paltx Kingston Caskil AMI
Albany aud at Goshen with the Carbondale Western
Line OF Snges. 1884,
.asss1 FOR LiyERf0oL-@NEw LINE, Regula
A&AAE RIO 5CIUS, Captain John Collins of 100 tons
vii positively sa eboyo, her regular dsy For freight OF
rassss- having for q,
comfort apply beard at Usar. wharf, foot Of Wall street,
orto rlr ~. X. COlLINSH GO. So uth street
Price of passage, 800. 80.
Ice Packet Shp siddons, Captain r.. b. Cobb Of leto
tons will succeed the Hoscius and sail the 2sh Of April he.
regular day. ~,
Lreys Tor the ships OF this line will only be M Gil
pinr aud Inet News Room -. =
PASSENGERS rely the shps Of i, sus SAILING paneuA
V"sovefuseo- fUr
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TOOLS-TOOLSITOOL
LBERTsONs, Conecrs, tiertons and G,dord's warrant
Edge Tools had wholes e aud retail of OSBORN
LITTLE 30 Fulton street. New York s ger cen! allowed
Cooper Tools Iron Rveu Truss Hoops Stave Jointers
Stock Howelis and Croxes
Aso, Importers and General Dealers in English German
CHARLES OSBORN,
fir I'm ecs CHARLES s. LITTLE.
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PELHAM. ... ..r.
DIsOWNED.
DEVEREAUX.
PAUL CLIFFORD
EUGENE ARAM!s
LAyT DAYS OF POMPEI.
Tx CZARINA
HIf.NZI, The Last OF tho Turbines.
SELF DEVOTION, or Katharine Randolph.
NABOB AT HOME, or the Return 20 England.
ERNEST MALTRAVERS.
ALICE; OF. The Mysteries; Sequel to Maltraven.
THE LAST OF THE BARONS, z
IL will also be published this morning at II
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'EOPLE.
BOOKS FOR TT

BOOKS FOR tt pEOPLE
THE following Publications sale at the GERALD
OFFICE, North West Fulton and Nassau sts--
where I'll the Cheap Publications the day be had
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-24
| INTERESTING FAcT.

1.-THE following statements are to be
relied upon,--and we see no reason to
doubt them, extraordinary as they SEEM
il behoves young men, who desire to pros
per in their worldly affairs through life
and who would avoid the slavery, the lun.
certainlies, the thousand temptations, vex.
ations and notifications, which beset,
more than ahyother, career Of traffick J
ing,--we say il behoves all such 10 con,
side we'll those things in contrast with
the comfort, the safety, and the real in-
dependence Of agricultural life, before
they decide to seek their fortunes by
means Of buying and selling. This ex.
tract is from the N. Y. Express. -A Hamp-
shire Gaz.
Gen. Dearborn, Of Massachusetts,, in a
lecture delivered the last winter before
The farmers Of the Massachusetts House
oF Representatives, declared that 81 per
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-24
1WN. O.. TUESDAY, ,oCToBER124 ls4s.

Il will be easier than the old way OF la
boring for money, and under the ew
system,just as cerlain-better, ico, than
the Yankee way Of swapping jackets,
because every body hasn't a jacket TO
swap
There will be no classes in society, for
no body having to work, of course oil will
be gentlemen and ladies'. Our mill boy
says that labor is an old fashipned vulgar
thing, invented BY kings, and vile arisiO-
Gratis, to keep the psopls down, and is a
disgrace TO Republic. He hints, too
(for he IS very pious,) that all that's in
the bible about the ''sweat Of his brow"
&c, Is an Interpolation of these same
vile oristocfats. When he sets up, peO-
pie need never sweat unless they waltz
10 warm weather. With National Insti-
tatIon, Tariff aud Assumption, he will
work all these wonders, and Usher in The
Golden Age.
Coon skins, and cider barrels, gourds
and cabins! All ye humbugs of lS4O!-,
Clear the track !-Get out Of the way,
for the Mill-boy Of the Slashes is coming
with his Mill.bOys and his Mill.bags, and
with humbugsth that will swallow ye up,
as did Aaron's rod the rods of the Egyp-
tian SOrcerers!-CIear The rack!--ciear
the way!!ZHurra for the Mill boy of the
SlashesH The HERALD.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-24

BADLY FIxED.--A young couple were
lately going TO be married by the Mayor.
The young lady, in stepping out of the
carriage, entanglsd her lace dress in the
step and tore it. "Iow stupid" ex.
claimed the gentleman. Tho lady took
no notice of this ungalIant expression, and
the party went into the hotel Of theMay-
or. But upon being asked whether she
consented to take the gentleman present
for her husband, she replied, Not so stu
pidr which was the only answer that
could be obtained from her. That gem
tlemaD was in very bad predicament,
and paid dearly for his two short words.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-24

We cut the following from late mum.
Der Of the Arkansas Times and Adyoa
cate: -
YAMs.-l am sure You would render
important services to Al; your readers
who raise yams, or any other kind Of
sweet potatoes, BY mentioning the plan
pursued by DR.. Anderson, Of Marshall CO.
Mississippi.
AS soon as the leaves are killed by the
frost, and get dry, and before the vines
are injured by the frost, he cuta of tho
vines and saves them in any way that he
saves tie potatos. he plants the vines
in the spring, and raises potatoes much
earlier and much larger, and every way
better than those raised in any other
mode. would like 70 see his plan adop>
ted aud pursued in this country.
Very respectfully,
JAMES THOMPSON.
September Is, l643.
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thirteen United Slatsss in climate, softer.
in fertility, greater; in salubritg, superb
or; in position, better, because frontinw
Asia. and washed BY tranquil sea. n
these particulars, the western slope az
our continent is faf more happy than the
eastern. In its confguTatiOn Il is mex.
Pressibly fine and grand-a vast obIOna
square, with natural boundaries, and
single gateway into the sea. The snow
capped Rocky Mounlains enclose il on
the east, an iron bound coast on the west.
a frozen desert on the north, and sandy
plains on the SOUTH All its riyers. n
sing from the segment of vast circun5.
terence, ru1 TO meet each other n the
centre, and then flow together into the
ocean, through a gap in the mountain,
where the heats Of summer and the colds
OF winter are never felt; and where shs
northern and southern diseases are equal.
y unknown. This is the valley Of the
Colnmbla--a country whose every ad.
vantage is crowned BY the advantage OF
confignraiiOn-by the union Of an lis
paris,the inaccessibiliiy Of its borders and
Its single introgression TO the sea. Such
country is formed for union, wealth and
strength. 1t can have but ons capital.
aud that will be Thebes--but one cotd.
merclal emporium, and that will ba A
Tyre queen of cities
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-24

wiring home a series Of the most inter.
est'ng letters. In one Of his letters he
thus describes
! POVERTY IN LONDON.
There is unqueStionably a vast amount
OF poverty, destituiion, distress and suf.
ferng in this gigantic 'Ulcer,' as MrJef.
lersol called cities. But there is in their
habits or policy, some trick of conceal.
ment for which great credit is due. With
rare exceptions, wretchedness and men
dacity, in rags and fllb, seldom obtrude
themselves upon you 10 the streets of
London. The beggars you do encoun-
Tor are, for the most part, SO pslpabIy in
studied FcOslumej aud with rehearsed
p rts, that your risability rather than your
sympathy, is moved by their appeals
The cases ofreal suffering are SO few as
10 impose but a light burden on your
pockets, for ha'pence is all that is ask
ed Unexpected. You meet the poor in
shoals, but they seem 10 have employ,
ment which supplies them scantily,
suppose, with the necessares Of Iife.-
A few MANNED persons sal, as inNewYork
on the side walks, and blind people are
led about by faithful dogs, whose bruised
limbs and sightlesS organs, with mute but
resislless eloquence, speak to the hearts
OF those who feel for others woes.'-
You meet, too. occasionally, beggar wo-
men with two infants in their arms. One
ofthis class beseiged me with such per-
tinacity, and in such 'sst terms,' that
! said TO her, you want ha'pence-
will give four ha'penses you will tell
me which of those children is borrowed
She affected to be Wounded by this sus.
piciOn, and protested that they were both
her own, and that while she was without
food they were suffering for nourishment.
But finally with the promise of six pence
and being assured that would not ex.
pose her, she admitted that not only one,
but both of the babes were hired, and
that she paid to their different mothers
two shiIlingS awesk each, for the use of
them. She added that they nursed. her
boy, who was older, while she was out
with the 'twins.'
There isl suppose, abject poverty and
'qua lied vice,i the oathsome forms that
ire so often described in the perileus
'fLondon, but these regions are so dis.
ant | see little chance OF reaching them.
The city is SO constructed that the veal.
by, the middling, and the poorer class.
IS reside in each others vicinage. Very
narrow Courts, lanes and alleys run back |
rom the streets. These Courts, &C.,
re mostly occupied by thu laboring poor,
'ut they seem far more comfortable than
he lenizens Of many Of our own narrow
treets.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-24
500 REASONS WHY LAND SHOULD
BE IMPROVED.

More can be cultivated with The same
hands, because titled with less hard la
Dor.
Briers and shrubs disappear, and grass
eS appear.
Cattle damage The land and grass less
because they do nothave to tramp so great
a space to fill themselves.
Less land required; less fencing.
Less trOtting after cows and holses.
Less work at the Smiths shop.
Fewer whips wosn out.
Stronger teams.
More manure, and less need for it.
A stimulus 10 action.
A protection against winters frost and
summers heat.
A good example to children and neigh.
b0rs.
Keep Of Sheriffs and buzzards.
Stops emigration.
Produces money for books, and time
for reading.
Surplus time and money for erecting
bOildings.
Also school houses and churches.
Produces time TO travel, to lecture on
econ my and preach the gospel.
Produces sociability and hospitality.
Makes a paradise of barren, plenty
cut OF poverty, blessing out of
curse.
The barn is filed. the dairy is filled,
the purse isfilled and the soul is filled
with gratitude. -
If the reader will reflect, he will dis
cover that the number of good reasons
WHY tho farmer should improve his
land, is lmostinnumerable.- CulttpGtor
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-24
THE GOLDEN AGE.
Gopernment on the Self-sapporting Sys-
tem!H

!" Z q i .
What's the Mill boys plan! amt il glo.
rious! Simpla, too, as Zekiel Bigelow's
churn. Nothing to do but raise the tar.
if'higb enough, then the paupers Of Eu-
rope will pay the duties, and the General
Government having more money than it
can spend will assume, THAT is, discharge,
wipe out, or repudiate) The debts Of the
States--the surplus it will divide among
the people, having cancelled all private
debts before hand. But this ain't half
II you have tears, prepare to shed them
nOwl Fine broad cloth shall be nine
pence yard, for, our manufacturers hav-
ing the whole home market to themselves
will afford to sell for next to nothing ;and
If they do lose a little on each yard, they
will sell so much as to make it up in a
long run. Meat and bread will be had
for nothing, because we now make more
bread than we consume, and the mill boy
swea s, (mll boys Will swear sometimes,)
not an ounce Of meat nor grain OF corn
shall be sent off to feed foreign paupers.
Money too, why money will be plenty as
bIackberries. Hs'llbave great Nation.
al Institution oil the plan of Aladdin's
lamp, that will neither fail or burst-that's
the reason we wont call ita bank. PeO-
pie will 60 there and get money by the
bucket full. This will be relief to the
peOple--real practical relief none Of
your democratic abstactiOns about re-
irenchment and industry and economy! :
It will regulate the exchanges, too, to a
shaving Poor Paddy will send thou
sand dollars ofthis money to his mother
in Cork, ina quarter of an hour, free ol
cost. Exchange regulated down to noth-
ing. A common way 10 make fortunes
willbe BY exchanging promisorY notes
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-24

ToSTEAMBoAT OWNERS. The StI.ou.
is Republican Of the 10Th says: '.In the
circuit court, yesterday, Mr.. Pagaud of
this city, recovered $50 damages from
the owners Of the steamer Rafitan, for de-
tanning some two years since baggage on
board Of ftheir boat, belonging to said Mr..
Pagaud, his mother aud sister. They
had taken passage on board the Raritan
at Cincinnati, and afterwards desired to
change to another boat; this the captain
demurred to, in very insolent manner.
Mr.. P. then offered MIN S. as compen"
sation. for his trouble, hut he refused TO
deliver up their baggage unless he receiv'
ed the amount of their passage money
from Cincinnati to St. Louis; they quit
his boat and he retained their baggage.
On the arrival Of the RaTi'an at ST LOUIS
they refused TO deliver up their baggage
until they were forced By laW--Dlme'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-24

ROBBERY AT RocKFoRD, ILL-The
store ef VIM. Mckinney, was entered ON
the morning Ofthe 18th uIt. by some des-
perate villian,wbo presented knife at the
breast of the clerk who slept in the store,
and demanded the trunk containing the
money. The clerk pointed to it, when
the robber seized il and made good his es.
cape. There was betweenS70O and$SOO
in the trunk, mostly specie. A reward Of
$500 is offered for the detection OF the
thief and recovery Of the money.